Hongkong Directory 1939




DIRECTORY & CHRONICLE

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CHINA, JAPAN, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS,

MALAYA, BORNEO, SIAM, THE

PHILIPPINES, KOREA, INDO-CHINA,

NETHERLANDS INDIES, &c.

WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED “THE CHINA DIRECTORY” AND

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

FOR THE YEAR

1939

SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION

 

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, LTD.

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

AND

53, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C. 4.

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PRINTED IN HONGKONG.

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INDEX: - DIKKCTOKY

.* • ■ PA8K .- PAOK PAOK

Addenda xix China-^-Continued Japan—C'ontwme^

Agencies in Far East£l Southern Portn^Continued 1 Nagasaki ... ... 322

Annam 8212 Samshui... .V. ... A454 Nagoya ... ■ ... ... 1 277'

Anilaiii, Provinces de-... B215 Santuao ... ... ... A394 Osaka v.. 283

Hn« B212 ;Swatotv’ ... ... ... A414 Otaru - ... ... 282:

Totirane... ■ ... B216 Szerhao ... ... ... A479 Shidzuoka ... ... -277

Borneo D81 Tengyueh ;.. ... A4;77 Shimonoseki i.'; ... 319

Brunei ... ... ... D96 Wenchow ' ... ... A390 Tokyo - ... ... • 246

Jesselton (See N. Borneo) WuchoW... "... ' ... A457 Yokohama " 264

Kudat (See N. Borneo) Ynhnanfu ... ... A472 Macao B175

Labuan ... ... ... D94 Yangtsze Ports Malay States

North Borneo, State of i>87 Changsha ... ... A368 (Federated A tTufederated)

Sahdakan (See N. Borneo) Chirikiang ... ... A329 Tpoh (See Perak)

Sarawak... , ... ... D81 •Chungking• ... ... A377 Johor® •• ... :' „v cl76-

Tawao (See N. Borneo) Hankow ... ... A342 Kedah ... . .. ... cI94

Buyer’s Guide ol Ichang ... ... ... A374 Kelantan Q. ... cl87

Cable Addresses for Kiukiang ... ... A340 Klang (See Selangor)

the Far East rl Nanking...' ... ... A331 Kuala Kangsar (See Perak)

China A! Shasi; ... ... ... A367 -Kuala Lumpur (See Selangor)

Central Ports Wuhu ... ... ... A337 Knahtan (See Pahang) '

Shanghai ... ... A145 Tochow ... ... : ... A364 Malay States (Fed.) ... cll5,-

Soochow... ... ... A327 Chosen (Korea) 332 ;Malay States ( Unfed.) C175:

Northern Ports Chemulpo ... ... 338 Mhar (See Johore) -

Antung ... A106 Chinhampo ... ... 343 Negri Sembilan • cl6S

Changchun ... ... A102 Fusan ... ... ... 341 Pahang ... ... ' clTT.'

Chefoo ... ... ... AllS 'Gensan (Wonsan or Perak ... ... ... cl27

Chinwangtao ... ... A84 Yuensan) • ... ... 340' perlis ... ... ..: c 198

Dairen ... ... ... AJ08 Kunsan ... 344 PL: Dickson (See N. Sembilan)

Harbin ... ... ... A94' Masampo ... ... 342 :Pt,.Swettenham(SeeSelai]gor)

Hsinho ... ... ... A83 Mokpo ... ... .. 342 Selghgoi’... - .... ... ct'43

HiinOhun A104 Seishin ... 344 Sei'e'rnban (See N. Sembilah) ::

Kiaochau „. ... A!29 Seoni- ... I.. 334 Taiping (See Perak)

Kirin ... ... ... A.103 Hhsan ©old Mines ... ; 338 Teluk Anson: (See, Perak)

Lungchingtsun A 104 Classified List of Trengganu ... ... Cl90

Lungkow ...''A'123 Merchants & Manu- Dili Selangor (See Selangor)

Manchurian Trade Centres A89. facturers in the Naval Squadron

Mukden..-.. ... ... A90 Far East E75 Nayal Squadron, British nlOl

Nowch-vtang A87, Cochin-China B223 Netherlands

Peitaiho... A8-1

Camhodge ... ... B2,41 Indies c283

Peiping ... ... ... AIT Clu?lon ... ...: . ... B239 Batavia ... ... -..i. c30t

Port Arthur A 105* Saigon ... ... ... B224 Buitenzorg (See: Batavia) :

Port Edward . . ... Al27’ Eastern Siberia 239 Macassar ... ... c322

Taku A81

Nicolaevsk , .,.. 240 Man ado (See Macassar)

Tientsin... ... ... A30. Yladivostock ... ... 239 Medan (Sed E. (t!. Sumatra)'

To.ngku ... ... ... A83 Padang ... ... ... c320‘

Tsinan ... ... ... A141. Engineering Firms in ISemarang '...■ ... c317

Tsingtao A129 the Far East B152

So’Urabaya ... . ... C309-'

Wei-hai-wei ... ... A125 Foreign Residents F129 ;ISumatra, East- Coast of c325

Southern Ports Formosa 325

Daitotei (Twatetia) ... 328 Philippines, The ol

Aanoy - ... A406

Canton ... ' ... ... A423 Keelung ... 327- Baguio ... ... nl4

roechaw... ... ... A395 'Talhoku (Taipeh) ... 328 iCebu ... 1)73

[ Tainan,.Takao & Anping 330

Iloilo ... ... ... p,69'

Hangchow ... , ... A383 •Manila ... ... ... nI2

Hoihow (in Hainan Is.) A467 Tamsui ... 327

Zaniboaiiga ... ... i)7S

Hokow ... ... ... A476 Hongkong A481 Rubber Estates,

Hongkong y. ... A481 indo-China BI91 etc. c201

KOngmoon ... ... A.452 Haiphong ' ... .:. B200' Shanghai A145

Kuliang ... V A398 ;Hanoi ... ... :.. B194 Siam B243

KwOilin ... A459 Tpitkin ... ... .^3193 :Bangkok .L ' ... —?2,45

Kouang-tcheou-wan A462 'l(6hkin, Provinces du ... B205 Steamers

Kowloon Frontier ... A446 Industries in China B! Steamer's, Coasting ... hill.

La^pa ... v. ... A450 Japan 241 Straits Settlements cl

hupgchow A470 Hakodate ' 261 Malacca ... ... ,.. .clQ5;

fitepgtsz ’... ^72 :Kobe ... ... 293 Penang' ... " r- ■■■

C

81

Nanning... ... ... A460 Kynto ... ..' .292' Provi Wellesley (See Penang)1

: Ningpo ... ... ... A386 Kyushu ... ... 321 ■Singapore ... ... 013:

Pakhoi ... A465 Mnii ... 319 Treaties 1

INDEX—DIRECTORY

_A_ PAGE X—Coni. PAGE 3?—Coa<. PAGE

Addenda ... ,.. xix Industries in China ... B! Peitaiho... ... ... A84

Agencies in Far East... E! Ipoh (See Perak) Penang ... c81

Amoy .... A406 O' Peiping ... .... ... A17

Ann am ... B212 Japan ... 241 Perak ... ... ... cl27

Annam, Provinces de ... B215 Jesselton (See N. Borneo) Perlis ... ... c!98

Antung ... ... ... A106 Johore ... ... ... cl76 Philippines, The ... ol

Port Arthur ... ... A105

Baguio ... ... D14 Kedah ... :EC. .... c 1.94 Port Edward A 127

Bangkok ... B245 Keelung... ... ... 327 Prov. Wellesley (See Penang)

Batavia ... ... c3‘01 Kelantan cl^7 IR

Borneo ... i., .... Kiaochau ... ... A129 Rubber Estates, etc. ... c201

British North Borneo ... Kirin ... A103 S

Brunei ... ;.. Kiukiang A2140 Saigon ... ... ... B224

Buitenzorg (See Batavia) Klang (See Selangor) . Samshui... ... ... A454

Buyer’s Guide ... ... Kobe ... 293 Sandakan (/See N. Borneo)

C Korea ... 332 Santuao ... ... ... A394

Cable Addresses for the Kongmpon ... ... A452 Sarawak... ... ... 1)81

Far East Kouang-tcheou-wan ... A462 Seishin ... ... ... 344

Cambodge Kowloon Frontier ... A446 Selangor... ••• ••• cl 43

Canton ... Kuala Kangsar (See Perak): Semarang ' ... ... c317

Cebu ... ; Kuala Lumpur (See Selangor) , Seoul ... ... ... 334

Changchun Kuantan (See Pahang) Seremban (See N. Sembilan)

Changsha Kudat (See N. Borneo) Shanghai A145

Chef oo ... Kuliang A398 Sha«i A367

Chemulpo Kunsan ... 344 Shidzuoka 277

China Kweilin ... ... .... A459 Shipronoseki 319

Chinkiang Kyoto ... 292 Siam B243

Chinnampo . 343 Kyushu ... ... ... 321 Singapore cl?

Chinwangtao . A84 jL. Soochow... A327

Cholon ... . B239 Labuan ... ... ... D94 Sourabaya

Chosen (Korea) . 332 Lappa ... A450 Steamers, Coasting . Dill

Chungking . A377 Lungchingtsun... ... A104 Straits Settlements

Classified List of Lungchow ... ... A470 Sumatra, East Coast of c325

chants & Manufactur- Lungkow A123 Swatow ... ... ... A414

ers in the Far East ... E75 XvX Szemao ... A479

Cochin-China B'^23 Macao ... ... ... B175 T

, 3D Macassar ... ... c322 Tajhoku (Taipeh) ... 328

Dairen ... ' . A 108 Malacca ... ... ... cl05 Tainan, Takao & Anping 330

Daitotei (Twatutia) Malay States ‘(Fed.) ••• cll5 Taku A81

B Malay States (Unfed.)... cl75 Tauisui 327

Eastern Siberia 239 ManchurianlVade Centres A89 Tengyueh . A477

Engineering Firms in Manila ... ... ... D12 Tientsin

the Far East B152

Masampo ... ... 342 Tokyo ...

B Medan (See E. C. Sumatra) Tonkin

Federated Malay States cl 15 Tonkin, Provinces du

Foochow ... ... A395 Mengtszr ... A472

Foreign Residents ... F129 Moji 319 Tongku ...

Mokpo ... ... ... 342 Tourane...

Muar (See Johore) f Treaties ...

Mukden ... ... >..; A90 Trengganu .. cl 90

Gensan (Wonsan or Yuen- XT Tsinan ... .. A141

san) 340 Nagasaki ... ... 322 Tsingtao ...A!29

~FT Nagoya ... 277 XT

Haiphong B2O0 Nanking... A331 Ulu Selangor t See Selangor)

Hakodate 281 Nanning... ... .. A460 Unfederated Malay

Hangchow A383 Naval Squadron, British nlOl States... ... ... cl75

Hankow ... A342 Negri Sembilan ... cl63 Unsan Gold Mines ... 338

Hanoi ... B 194 Netherlands Indies ... c283 "V

Harbin Vladivostock

A94 Newchwang ... ... A87

Hoihow (in Hainan Is.) A467 Nicolaevsk 240 Wei-hai-wei . A125

Hokow A476 Ningpo ... A386 Wenchow . A390

Hongkong A481 North Borneo, State of... B87 Wuchow... . A457

Hsinho A83 Wuhu ... . A337

Hu§ ... B212

Hunch un A104 Yochow ... . A364

Yokohama . 264

Ichang ... ... A374 Padang ... Yunnanfu . A472

Iloilo Pahang ...

Indo-China Pakhoi ...

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

PAGE • ' . . . ■ . pAQK

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN CAFFEINE:—

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G29

Katwijk aah Zee, Holland G19-

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF BRITISH MER-

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS:—

CHANTS AND MANUFACTDRERS ... Gl

A.B.C.DIRECTORY OF CONTINENTAL

Indo-China Portland Cement,Co.,,

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ,Gl7 Ltd., Haiphong .(Indo-Chiiia) ... ,xv

AIR COMPRESSORS:— CHEMICAL . DISTILLATION EQUIP-

MENT:— .

Gordon Smith & Go., Inc.,

Chicago, TJ.S,A. ... ... ... ... G29 E. B. Badger? & Sons Co-, Boston,

ALLOYS AND.METALS:—

:

Mass., U.S.A.. xi\. ... G29'

Delta Metal Co., Ltd., Birmingham G4 CHINA (ART AND UTILITY):-^

ASBESTOS CEMENT GOODS:— Ph. Rosenthal & Co., A. G.,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ...Front Cover Germany ... Gl9’

ASBESTOS PACKING:—

/ CLOCKS MANUFACTURERS:—

PodWell

AUTOMATIC SCREW & .FORMING LA- Germany ... ... ... ... ... G20

THES:— . . .... CODES:— , •

Pittler, Germany ;.. ... ... Gl8 Acme Code Co.^New York, U.S.A.

BA'KALITE SHEETS,'TUBES, Arc:— • Shanghai, Engineering Section

and Foreign Residents Tab Pages

Attwater & Sons, Preston, Lancs... , G5

BANKS :— COMPRESSORS OF ALL Kusrps-.t-. .

Chartered Bank of India, Aus- Demag A. G., Duisburg, Germany B162A

tralia and China... .. XII CRANE AND TRANSPORTING MATERIAL:—

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank ... xi Demag A. G., Duisburg, Germany B162A

Hongkong Savings Bank ... . .. xiv

Mercantile Bank of India, ... xm CRICKET BATS:—

BEDSTEADS:— GunD & Moore, Ltd., Nottingham,

England ... ... ' ... ... ... GT

Fitter Bros., Ltd., Birmingham G5

CYCLE ACCESSORIES:—

BELTING;— .

JAMES Dawson & Son, Ltd., Lin- Fichtel A Sachs A.G.,'Germany ... G20

coln, England >.. , .G5 CYCLE GnAIN WHEELS AND CRANES:—

BELTING OF ALL KINDS:— Walton & Brown,.Ltd., Birmingham G7

Dodwe,lL& Co-:,-Ltd. ... ...Front Coyer DIAMONDS, FOR INDUSTRIAL PUR-

.. POSES : - 'v.i i f

BICYCLE ACCESSORIES:— . .

L. M. Yan Moppes

Wissner A. Q., Germany ... ... Gl9

DUPLICATING MACHINES :— ;

BUILDING SUPPLIES:- -

Ell’ams Duplicator Cp:, Ltd. .... Gl

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

BUYER’S’GUIDE ... ... ... Gl ELASTIC FABRICS;—,

CABLES:— Wm. Preston & Son, Ld., England G9

Callender Cables,(Agents): ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS A .

Inniss &• Riddle (China),'Ltd., Carp, Arn. Winkhaus, Carthausen G21

Shanghai & vHongkong; The Weyer & Lander, Germany .... Gl7

Borneo. Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Penang, Kuala Lumpur and ENDORSING INKS & 'STAMP PADS :—

looh ... ... Front Cover ' E. M. Riehford, Ltd!, London ... G8

VI INDEX TO ADVERTISERS—Continutd

PAGE PAGE

ENGINEERING FITTINGS & MEA- LAUNDRYMEN, DYERS, CARPETS AND

SURING INSTRUMENTS:-— , DRYCLEANERS :—

Bopp & Reuther, Germany ... ... Gl7 The Steam Laundry Co., Ltd.,

ENGINEERING SUPPLIES :— Hongkong ... Hongkong Tab Page

A. Ming and Co., Hongkong ... A520 k ESCALATORS:—

LIFTS

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS:— Dodwell k Co., Ltd, ... ...Front Cover

Demag A. G., Duisburg, Germany B162A MACHINE TOOLS (REBUILT):—

Reiss,

Bradley & Co., Ltd. ... ... A648 Eastern Machinery Co., Cincin-

ENVELOPE AND CIRCULAR AD- nati, Ohio;.U.S.A. - ... ... G30

DRESSERS:— MACHINERY :—

A Addressing Co. (Smith, Dalby- Demag A.G., Duisburg, Germany B162A

Welch, Ltd.), London... G8 Reiss,

Bradley k Co., Ltd. ... ... A648

EXCAVATORS:— MEASURING INSTRUMENTS:—

Demag A.G., Duisburg, Germany B162A John Rabone & Sons, Ltd.,

FELTS FOR ALL PURPOSES :— Birmingham, England Gil

Lange ife Co., Germany G21 MEAT-JUICE :-r-

GENERAL IMPORT k EXPORT MER- Valentine’s Meat-Juice Co.,

CHANTS:— Virginia, U.S.A. G30

Carlowitz

Dodwell

A.B.C.Directory of American Mer-

GLASS FOR TECHNICAL k INDUSTRIAL chants and Manufacturers ... G29

PURPOSE :— A.B.C. Directory of British Mer-

Gebr. Sander k Co., Germany... G22 chants and Manufacturers ... Gl

GOLD LEAF MANUFACTURERS :—

A.B.C. Directory of Continental

Merchants and,Manufacturers... G17

Leonhard Kurz, Germany .... .... G22 Carlowitz k Co. ... Back Cover

GRINDING MILLS Dodwell k Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

J. Rohrbach, Ltd., Germany ... Gl7 Reiss, Bradley k Co., Ltd A648

HONE STONES: — METAL SPINNERS, COPPERSMITHS

STAMPERS AND PIERCERS :—

The Water of Ayr & Tam

O’Shanter Hone Works, Ltd., Elcock k Sons, Ltd., Birming-

Glasgow, Scotland ... G2 ham, England ... ... Gil

HOSE, CANVAS AND FIRE APPLIANCES:— MILLING MACHINES :—

Mcgregordt Co., Glasgow, Scotland GlO Machine Tool Works Arno Krebs,

HOTELS: — Germany G24

Gloucester Hotel, Hongkong A606A MOTOR CARS «k COMMERCIAL

Victoria Hotel, Canton VEHICLES :—

Canton Tab Page Dodwell k Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS:— NEWSPAPERS:—

Carlowitz ifc Co Back Cover Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.,

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

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ld. A648 xiv, XYiu, Treaties, Japan,

INSURANCE AGENTS :— Northern Ports, Tangtsze

Carlowitz & Co. ••• Back Cover Ports, Southern Ports,

Dodwell k Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover Macao, Bangkok, Malaya,

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A648 Rubber Estates, Nether-

lands Indies, The Philip-

IRON & STEEL :—

pines, Borneo, Agencies,

Dobbertin

Ernst Komrowski & Co., Germany G23 Addresses and Buyer’s

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES :— Guide Tab Pages

International Equipment Co., OFFICE FURNITURE k EQUIPMENT:—

Boston, Mass., U.S.A G29 Dodwell & Co,, Ltd Front Cover

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS—CWmwed VII

PAGE PAGE

OIL ENGINES (MARINE & VEHICULAR):— RUBBER (SCRAP):—

Gardner Heavy Oil En'gin'es ‘ H. Muehlstein & C6;,‘ INC., LOS

(Dodwell & Co., Ltd.) ... Front Cover Angeles, California, U.S.A. ... G31

ORE SEPARATORS:—

RUBBER (WASTE AND CRUDE):—

Rapid Magnetting Co,, Ltd., A, Schulman Inc., Ohio. U.S.A.... G32

Birmingham, England ... ... GS) RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS:—

PHOTOGRAPHIC LENSES ;— Fung Keong Rubber Manu-

factory, Hongkong ... , Bottom Edge

Jos. Schneider V Co., Germany ... Gl 2

:

RUBBER STAMPS:—

PIPE TOOLS:—

E. M. Riehford, Ltd., London ... Gl3

Ridge Tool Co., Ohio, U.S.A, ... G.31

SANITARY. CENTRAL .HEATING IN-

PRINTERS:— STALLATIONS, ETC.:-*- ;

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd., Dodwell & Col, Ltd.... ... Front Cover

Hongkong ... ... ... ... ...

SCREWINGMACHINES:—

xiv, xviii, Treaties, Japan, .

Northern Ports, Xangtsze . Joshua Heap & CQ., Ltd., England G&

Ports, Southern Ports, SHIPS STORES:—

Macao, Bangkok, Malaya, A. Ming & Co., Hongkong ... ... A520

Rubber Estates, Nether- SHOE & LEATHER MANUFACTURERS:—

lands Indies, Tive Philip-

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd., Singapore ... <3127

pines, Borneo, Agencies^

Classified List, Cable SPORTS :—

Addresses and Buyer’s Slazengers . ... Bottom Front Tab Pages

G-uidt, Pages SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES:—

PRINTING INKS:— Loyal T. Ives Co., N.J., U.S.A. ... G32

John Kidd Co., Ltd., London ... Gl 3 STEAMSHIP AGENTS :—

PRINTING PRESSES:— • Carlowitz & Co ...Back Cover

Challenge Machinery Co., Michigan, Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... ...Front Cover

jyiackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.,

U. S. A. ... ..." GS1 Hongkong ... ... ...A628A

PRINTERS’ MACHINERY,:— STEEL PLANTS iir-

Linotype & Machinery Ltd., Lon- Demag. A.G., Duisburg, Gerhiany B162A

don ... ...... ..; G3

STEEL WIRE MANUFACTURERS:—

PUBLICATIONS:— J. H. Rud, Giese, Germany G27

Hongkong Daily. Press, Ltd,, STEELS;—

Hongkong ... .„ ... ... ... ; Jonas k Colver (Novo), Ltd.,

xiv, xym, Treaties, Japan, Sheffield, England ... ... ... G14

Norther nPoris, Yangtsze

TENNIS BALLS:—

Ports, Southern Ports,

Macao, Bangkok, Malaya, Slazengers ... Bottom Front Tab Pages

Rubber Estates, Nether- TOBACCOS :—

lands Indies, The Philip- Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Front Cover

pines, Borneo, Agencies,

TOILET GOODS:—

Classified List, Cable

Addresses and Buyer’s Edwards Harlene, Ltd

Bottom Half of Spine

TRAVEL ADVISERS:—

Peerless Pump Division, Los Office Central du Tourisme Indo-

Angeles, California, U.S.A. ... G32 chinois, Saigon

French Ports Tab Page

RAILWAY SUPPLIES:—

WEATHERPROOF GARMENTS:—

A. Ming & Co., Hongkong ... A520

John Lee & Co., Manchester ... G15

ROLLING MILLS:—

WINES AND SPIRITS:—

Demag A.G., Duisburg, Germany B162A Dodwell & Co., Ltd Front Cover

INDEX —TREATIES, CODES AND GENERAL

PAG*

Advertisers, Index to v Sino-Foreign Treaties (Recent) 117

Agents . ix Sino-Japanese Trade Agreement 149

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

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

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

'Reorganisation of, 1930 153

Belgium, Amity and Commerce, 1928 125

Customs Export Tariff of Republic of China 203

Belgium, Rendition of Tientsin, 1929 ]48

Customs Import Tariff of China 209

Denmark:, Amity and Commerce, 1928 130

Declaration of the Nationalist Govt., July 7, 1928.. 117

France, Convention Concerning French Indo-

Extraterritoriality, 1929 136 china and the Chinese Provinces Adjoining, 1930 160

Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 56 France, Tariff, 1928 119

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

Hongkong, Constitution of Councils 177 Great Britain, Kowloon Extension Agreement,

Hongkong Import Customs Tariff A502 1898 3

Hongkong Legislative Council, Rules of 178 Great Britain, Slip.Commercial Treaty with China 4

Hongkong—Royal Instructions 162 Great Britain, Tariff, 1928 12

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1922 .. 171, Italy, Amity and Commerce, 1928 129

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1928 .. 173 ' Netherlands, Tariff, 1928 122

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1929 .. 175 Norway, Tariff, 1928 121

Hongkong Storm Signal Codes and Stations x Portugal, Amity and Commerce, 1928 128

Japan Harbour Regulations 193 Spain, Amity and Commerce, 1928 127

Kellogg Pact, 1928 132 , Sweden, Tariff, 1928.. 120

Orders in Council, China (Amendment) 1914 103 United States of America, Tariff, 1928 118

Orders in Council, China (Amendment), 1915 104 With Japan:—

Orders in Council, China (Amendment No. 2), 1920.. 104 Great Britain, Cpmmerqe and Navign., 1894 19

Orders in Geiuncil, China (Amendment No. 3), 1920.. 104 Great Britain, Commerce and Navign., 1911 ..... 26

Orders in Council, China (Amendment), 1921 105 With Korea:—

Orders in Council (Companies), China, 1915 107' Great Britain, Trade Regulations 16

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

1919 Ill Great Britain, 1909 46

Orders in Council, H.B.M., China and Korea 62 Great Britain 1913, re Fugitive Criminals 61

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

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

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

Shanghai Provisional Court (Reorganization of) 158 Washington Conference Resolutions, 1921-22.. 35

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China, Japan, Malaya, The Philippines, etc.

AGENTS:

Europe

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

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

NEW YORK Acme Code Co., 89, Broad Street

SAN FRANCISCO : Acme Code Co., 311, California Street

Australia

(Charles Smith Co., Morton

also

House, George Street, Brisbane

Messrs. Gordon & Gotch, 123, Pitt Street

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

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

BRISBANE Messrs: Gordon & Gotch, Queen Street

Canada

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

India

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

BOMBAY “ Times of India ” Office

Far East

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

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

FORMOSA Mr. S. Elphinstone, Taipei), Formosa

PEIPING... Mr. H. Vetch, The French Book Store, Gi’and Hotel de Pekin

SHANGHAI Messrs..Finance it Commerce, 320, Szechuen Road

FOOCHOW M essrs. Brockett & Co.

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

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

CANTON ... Messrs. Koehler & Go., Shameen .

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

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

SINGAPORE AND 'Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd;, Publicity House,

BRITISH MALAYA [ 144, Robinson Road, Singapore

THE PHILIPPINES: Hanson, Orth &.Stevenson, Inc., Chaco Building, Manila

HONG KONG:

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, LIMITED

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

HONG KONG STORM SIGNAL CODES

1

| Storm Warnings are issued by the Royal Observatory, Hongkong', by r f Local and Non-Local Storm

♦Signal Codes. The Local Code is as follows:

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

Hongkong in the year 1930.

Adopted at Hongkong from March 1, 1931.

Signal. Symbol. DAY SIGNALS Meaning.

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

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

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

.Typhoon dangerous but danger to locality not imminent.

5 — Gale expected from the h'.W. (W-N).

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

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

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

Gale expected to increase.

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

Signal No. 4 will be used ini the Philippines, but not at Hongkong, the information it conveys being give)given by the

Non-Local Signals.

Signals 5 to 8 are not hoisted until

will occur at Hongkong or Gap Rock, (

the occurrence of a gale is by no means cersam.

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

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

Signal No. IQ will be accompanied by three explosive bombs, fired at intervals of 10 seconds at the W'ater

Police Station and repeated at the Harbour Office.

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

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

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

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

Tamar, Green Island, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co,, the Standard-yacuum Oil Co. at Lai-chi-kok, the

flagstaff near the Field Officer’s Quarters at Lyenaun, Gough Hill Police Station and Taipo-(District Officer’s flagstaff)

NIGHT SIGNALS (Lamps)

1 2 9 10

WHITE WHITE GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN GREiEN WHITE GREEN RED

WHITE GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN GREEN

WHITE WHITE GREEN RED GREEN WRITE WHITE GREEN GREEN RED

. The Night Signals will

... be displayed,, i-t sunset, on the Radio mast ;ory, .con the tower o

the Royal Observatory,

the Railway Station, H.M.S. Tamar, the Hal . Office, on the flagstaff near the Field OfBoef’s Quarters a

Lyemun, Kowloon City Police Station, and at Igh Hill’Police Station. , They will have the same signification

as the day signals.

Signal No. 10 will be accompanied by explosive bombs as above, in the f the information c

by this signal being first published at night.

SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS

When Local Signals are displayed in the Harbour, signals will be displayed as follows:

When No. 1 Signal is displayed in the Harbour.

Black T by day.

2 Red Lights vertical by night

When Signals Nos. 6 to 10 are displayed in the Harbour.

Black Cone by day.

2 Green Lights vertical by night.

These Signals will be displayed at the following Stations:

Aberdeen" I| iGap Rock I Stanley | Saikung j Tsun Wan,an

Cheung Chow 1

™~ 1 Shan

| Ping ikiwan | Shataukok | Tai O | Waglan

Further details can always be give o ocean vessels, on demand, by signal f n Lighthouses, or by wireless '

The object of the code is to give at least ?4 hours warning of a gale (Forte 8 by Beaufort Scale, or 40-45

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

of the wind. Owing however to the uncertain movements of typhoons and to insufficient telegraphic observations, ■

it will occasionally happen that signals 8 to 8 may be displayed without a gale occurring at Hongkong, or even

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

travelling rapidly towards Hongkong, or should the direction of motion of a located typhoon alter, or its rate •

of progression increase, abnormally.

Signal No. 1 is intended as a warning to “ Stand By” and watch for the next signal. When it is hoisted after

one of Nos. 5 to 8 has been displayed it will mean that, on account of a change in the track of the typhoon, or

tor some other reason, a gale is no longer expected from the direction indicated by the last signal, and that

another black signal may possibly be hoisted later.

NON-LOCAL SIGNALS

The Non-Local Code of Storm Signals gives the latitude and longitude of the storm oentre, its direction of

imotion, and a signal indicating the degree of accuracy with which it is believed the position of the centre has

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

Copies of the code may be obtained on application to the Observatory.

BANKS XI

Hongkong anti Shanghai Banking Corporation.

AUTHORISED CAPITAL $50,000,000

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

RESERVE FUNDS:

STERLING £6,500,000

HONGKONG CURRENCY RESERVE $10,000,000

RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS .$20,000,000

HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

T. E. PEARCE, ESQ., Chairman

PATERSON, Deputy Chairman

HON. ME. J. J.

J. K. BOUSFIELD, ESQ. G. MISKIN, ESQ.

A. H. COMPTON, ESQ. K. S. MORRISON, ESQ.

HON. ME. S. H. DODWELL HON. ME. A. L. SHIELDS

W. H. LOCK, ESQ. H. Y. WILKINSON, ESQ.

SIE YANDELEUR M. GRAYBURN, Chief Manager

BRANCHES:

AMOY HONGKEW PEIPING

BANGKOK ILOILO PENANG

BATAVIA IPOH RANGOON

BOMBAY JOHORE SAIGON

CALCUTTA KOBE SAN FRANCISCO

CANTON KOWLOON SHANGHAI

CHEFOO KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE

COLOMBO LONDON SOURABAYA

DAIREN LYONS SUNGEIPATANI

FOOCHOW MALACCA SWATOW

HAIPHONG MANILA TIENTSIN

HAMBURG MUAR (Johore) TOKYO

HANKOW MUKDEN TSINGTAO

HARBIN NEW YORK YOKOHAMA

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LONDON BANKERS: WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED

i lorvox^OTVo

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one year or shorter periods in Local and other Currencies on terms which will be

quoted on application.

ALSO up-to-date SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES in various sizes TO LET.

V. M. GRAYBURN,

HONGKONG, 1ST JANUARY, 1939. Chief Manager.

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Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China.

Head Office: 38, BISHOPSGATE, LONDON

Manchester Branch: 71, MOSLEY STREET

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1853

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

RESERVE FUND ... £3,000,000

Court of Directors

ARTHUR D’ANYERS WILLIS, ESQ., EDWARD FAIRBAIRN MACKAY, ESQ.

Chairman SIB HENRY PELHAM WENTWORTH

COLIN FREDERICK CAMPBELL, ESQ. MACNAGHTEN

SIB WM. H. NEVILLE GOSCHEN, KT.,K.B.E.

SIR WM. FOOT MITCHELL

MOSES MORDECAI SIMEON GUBBAY,

ESQ., C.S.I., C.I.E. ARCHIBALD ROSE, ESQ-, C.I.E.

THE EARL OF 1NCHCAPK JASPER BERTRAM YOUNG, ESQ.

Ctiief manager

A. H. FERGUSON

manager

W. B. WHITE

Auditors

DAVID CHARLES WILSON, F.C.A.

HENRY CROUGHTON KNIGHT STILEMAN, F.C.A.

Bankers

The Bank of England

Midland Bank, Limited

/Westminster Bank, Limited

National Provincial Bank, Limited

The National Bank of Scotland, Limited

Lloyds Bank, Limited

Agencies and Branches

AIOB STAB (Malay States) DELHI KOBE SAIGON .

AMRITSAR HAIPHONG KUALA LUMPUR SEREMBAN

SHANGHAI

BANGKOK HAMBURG KUCHING

SINGAPORE

BATAVIA HANKOW MADRAS

BOMBAY

SITIAWAN (F.M.S.)

HARBIN MANILA

SQURABAYA

CALCUTTA HONGKONG MEDAN

TAIPING (F.M.S.)

CANTON ■ , ILOILO NEW YORK

TIENTSIN

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CEBU KARACHI PENANG TSINGTAO

COLOMBO KLANG RANGOON YOKOHAMA

Correspondents in the Chief Commercial places throughout the world.

3, QUEEN’S ROAD, HONGKONG, 1939. R. A. CAIVSIDGE, Manager.

BANKS XIII

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&r OF INDIA, LIMITED.

Authorised Capital .£3,000,000

Subscribed Capital .£1,800,000

Paid-up Capital £11,050,000

Reserve Fund and Rest £1,249,000

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

BANKERS:

The Bank of England. Midland Bank, Ltd,

BRANCHES:

BANGKOK IPOH MADRAS

BOMBAY KANDY NEW YORK

CALCUTTA KARACHI PENANG

COLOMBO KOTA BHARU PORT LOUIS (Mauritius)

DELHI KUALA LIPIS (Pahang) RANGOON

GALLE KUALA LUMPUR SHANGHAI

HONGKONG KUALA' TRENGGANU SIMLA

HOWRAH KUANTAN (Pahang) SINGAPORE

HONGKONG BRANCH

Every description of Banking and Exchange Business transacted.

Travellers' Cheques issued.

Trustee and Executorships undertaken.

INTEREST allowed on Current Accounts and Fixed Deposits at

Rates that may be ascertained on. application.

Telegraphic Address: “PARADISE.”

7, Queen’s Road Central, D. BENSON

HONGKONG* IST JANUARY, 1939. Manager.

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HONGKONG SAYINGS BANK

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HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

Buies may be obtained on application.

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

on the minimum monthly balances.

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

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

For the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION,

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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

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

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

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

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

metric unit and that based on Ymq I'sao Ch’ih or “Builder’s Foot’’for length and

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

and the new standards together with their approximateioreign equivalents :

WEIGHTS—OLD STANDARD

10 Wei — 1 Hu 100-Chin = 1 T.u

g 10 IlU : 1 Ssu

f 10 Ssu — 1 Hao

i 10 Hao — 1 Li =; 60.47890-Kilog-ran i n

| 10 .Li . , et.-i; Ken, or Candareen

f 10 Fen = 1 CJiieri, or Mace 200 Chin = 1 Ying

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

| 1 Kurigtsu — 1'Milligramme 10 Kung Fen — 1 Kung Chien 10 Kung Chin — lKung .H«u

10 Kung Ssu 1 Kung Hao j = 1 Decagramme = IMyiiagraut

: i Centigramme i

1C Kung Hao -- l Kung Li 10 Kung Chien — 1 Kung Liang 10 Kung Heng =: 1 Kung

— 1 Decigramme j = 1 Hectogramme ■ “ LQumtpi

| 10 Kung Li. = 1 Kung Fen 10 Kung Shih —Kttng Tun*

i • • ■" •’ •' •=? l-Ohunme 1 Toiine

MARKET STANDARD

; l'i Shih Ssu — 1 Shih Hao 10 Shih Chien = 1 Shih Liang 16 Shih Li^ng — 500 Grammes !

• 10 Shih Hao = 1 Shih Li 31J Grammes- —• 13 Liang & 4 Chien

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

l 10 Shih Fen = 1 Shih Chien iKyng.Chin 100 Shih Chin = 1 Shih Tan

CAPACITY - OLD STANDARD

10 Ho — 1 Sheng j . 10 Sheng £!& Toin

I 5 Tou — 1 Hu

1.09416 Liquid quarts I 2 Hu

WEIGHTS AND MEASttR.ES— Continued

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

IKung Ts’o = 1 Millilitre I 10 Kung Ho — 1 Rung Sheng 10 Rung Tou .E= 1 Rung Shih

=lga»r "'r” = 1 Hectolitre

Rung Shao — 1 Rung Ho 10 Kun

S Shen

g = 1 Rune Tou 10 Rung Shih = 1 Rung Ping

1 Decilitre I =1 Decalitre 1 Rilolitre

MARKET STANDARD

i Ho =r 1 Shih Sheng I ,A T

rrr 1 Rung Sheug 10 Shih Sheng = 1 Shih Tou

— 0..966 Sheng (old.stand.) | | 10 Shih Tou — 1 Shih Shih

LENGTH OLD STANDARD

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

= 1.41 English inches 5 C'h’ih == 1 Pu or 1 Rung 18 Ying = 1 Li

= 35.814 Millimetres 2 Pu =1 Chang

in = 1 Ch’ih (or foot) — 11 feet & 9 ins. (Eng.) = 1/3 English Mile

— 14.4 English inches = 3.5814 Metres | — 576 Metres

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Rung Li Millimetre = 1 Rung Ch’ih | 10'Rung Chang — 1 Rung Ying

10 Rung Li Rung Fen = 1 Metre ' — ,1 Hectometre

, ,== 1 Centimetre

10 Rung Fen 1 Rung Ts’hn — 1 Rung Chang 10 Rung Ying == 1 Rung Li

Decimetre = 1,Decametre | =1 kilometre

MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Hao = 1 Shih Li

10 Shih Li =1 Shih Fen

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

AREA—OLD STANDARD

If0 Sq. Fen — 1 Sq. Ts’un == 1 Mow

100 Sq. Ts’un — 1 Sq. Ch’ih —- 1/6 English a<

25 Sq. Ch’ih — 1 Sq. Pu or 10 Hao - 2= 1 Li — 240 Sq. Pu

— 1 Sq. Rung = 1 Ch’ing

100 Sq. Ch’ih — 1 Sq. Chang — 1 Sq. Li

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Rung Li =1 Centiare 10 Rung Fen —- 1 Rung Mow

10 Rung Li —.1 Rung Fen — 1 Are

100 Sq. Rung Ch’ihj

MARKET STANDARD

100 Shih Mow 1 Shih Ch’ing

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On Page 335 On Page A69

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C. C. Steinbeck, treasurer W. L. Lee | Miss A. Remedios

S. M. Dean, engineering adviser

S. K. Chang, Chinese secretary Agencies:

S. F. Kwan, business manager Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co.

of Canada, Ltd., Montreal. (Pig

On Page Al9 Lead, Spelter and Chemical

YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Fertilizers)

(Chinese)—18, Hsi Tang Tze Hutung Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co.,

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Lin, Mrs. S. J. Chuan and Miss Gustave Boel, La Louviere, Bel-

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Spalinger, Shameen Divisional Forest Officers—D. B. Stewart,

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Ateliers de Construction Oerlikon, Chairman—F. Y. Murdock

Turbines & Turbo Generators, Members—Dr. O. E. Fisher, W. Dawson,

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Appareillage Gardy S.A., Electric Yusoff bin Jawatan Dalam

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TREATIES WITH CHINA

KOWLOON EXTENSION AGREEMENT, 1898

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

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

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

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

indicated generally on the annexed map.

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

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

be ninety-nine years.

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

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

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

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

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

road from Kowloon to Hsinan.

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

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

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

movements of the officials and people within the city.

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

territory under British control, arrangements shall be discussed.

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

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

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

a fair price.

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

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

Regulations.

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

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

shall retain the right to use those waters.

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

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

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

ratifications shall be exchanged in London as soon as possible.

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

Governments, have signed the present agreement.

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

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

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

CLAUDE M. MACDONALD.

LI HUNG-CHANG ) Members of

Hsu TING K’UEI 5 Tsung-li Yamen.

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SUPPLEMENTARY COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

SIGNED AT SHANGHAI, 5TH SEPTEMBER, 1902

R.atificatioti* Exchanged at Peking, 28th July, 1908

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

say:—

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

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

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

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

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

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

Who having: communicated to each other their respective full pAwers, and

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

following Articles

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

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

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

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

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

applicant to receive such Drawback Certificates.

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

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

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

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

the place where the import duty was paid.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

on similar goods carried by steamer.

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

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

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

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

• oresent and future.

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

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

are concerned, China further agrees that, Chinese subjects whb have or may become,

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

the very act of becortiing shareholders, the Charter of Incorporation or Memorandtim

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

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

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

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

the same Cbmpany.

Similarly the' British Grovernment agree that British subjects investing in

Chinese Companies shalh be under the same oMigaftions aS the Chinese shareholders

m shell companies.

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

and been dismissed.

Art. V.—The Chinese Government undertake to remove within the next tvyp

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

aware that such improvement might involve heavy expense and would affec* the

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

spirit.

Art. VJ.—The Chinese Government, agree to make arrangements to. give increased-

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

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

leges iof , a bonded warehouse to any warehouse which, to the satisfaction ,of the-

Customs Authorities, affords the necessary security to the revenue.

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

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

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

compatible with the protection of the revenue.

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

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

subjects, the Chinese Government undertake to afford protection to British trade

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

The Chinese Government further undertake that the Superintendents of Northern

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

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

registered on pay ment, of a reasonable fee.

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

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

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destination, impedes the tree cii'cniation of commodities and injures the interests of

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

the limitation mentioned in Section 8.

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

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

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

destined for export abroad or coastwise.

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

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

form or under any pretext whatsoever; that in no case shah the sui'tax on foreign

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

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

tember, 1901; that payment of the import duty and surtax shall secure for foi-eign

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

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

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

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

Keeping these fundamental principles steadily in view, the high contracting

parties have agreed upon the following methods of procedure:—

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

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

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

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

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

on land frontiers of China.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

goods entering China by sea.

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

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

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

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

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

of record.

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

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

points either on the seaboard or land frontiers.

The location of Native Custom-houses in the Interior may be changed as the

circumstances of trade seem to require, but any change must be communicated to the

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

of them shall not, however, be exceeded.

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

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

steamers.

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

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

duty equivalent to the export surtax mentioned in Section 7.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

in Section 8.

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

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

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

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

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

junks.

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

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

Section 5.—The British Government have ilo intention whatever of interfering

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

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

delay, or stoppage.

China is free to retain ai important points, pn the borders' of each'province—either

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

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

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

of duty payment. Excise officers and police may be employed in connection with these

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

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

taxes thereon.

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

ment for record.

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

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

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

'Consumed.

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

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

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

but at such offices no lekin or transit taxation shall be levied and no barriers or

obstructions of any kind shall be erected.

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

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

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

given.

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

reduced to not more than that rate.

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

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

exported either to foreign countries or coastwise.

In the case of silk, whether hand or filature reeled, the total export duty shall not

exceed a specific rate equivalent to not more than five per cent, ad valorem. Half of

this specific duty may be levied at the first Native Custom-house in the interior which

the silk may pass and in such case a certificate shall be given as provided for in Section

3, and will be accepted by the Custom-house concerned at place of export in lieu of

half the export duty. Cocoons passing Native Custom-houses shall be liable to no

faxatiqn whatever. Silk not exported but consumed in China is liable to the Con-

sumption Tax mentioned in Section 8.

Section 8.—The abolition of the lekin system in China and the abandonment of all

other kinds of internal taxation on foreign imports and on exports will diminish the

revenue materially. The surtax on foreign imports and exports and on coastwise

exports is intended to compensate in a measure for this loss of revenue, but there

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remains the loss of lekin revenue on internal trade to be met, and it is therefore agreed

that the Chinese Q-overnment are at liberty to impose a Consumption Tax on articles

of Chinese origin not intended for export.

This tax shall be levied only at places of consumption and not on goods while in

transit, and the Chinese G-overnment solemnly undertake that the arrangements which

they may make for its collection shall in no way interfere with foreign goods or with

native goods for export. The fact of goods being of foreign origin shall of itself free

them from all taxation, delay, or stoppage, after having passed the Custom-house.

Foreign goods which bear a similarity to native goods shall be furnished by the

Custom-house, if required by the owner, with a protective certificate for each package,

on payment of import duty and surtax, to prevent the risk of any dispute in the

interior.

Native goods brought by junks to open ports, if intended for local consumption—

irrespective of the nationality of the owner of the goods—shall be reported at the

Native Custom-house only, where the consumption tax may be levied.

China is at liberty to fix the amount of this (consumption) tax, which may vary

according to the nature of the merchandise concerned, that is to say. according as the

articles are necessaries of life or luxuries; but it shall be levied at a uniform rate on

goods of the same description, no matter whether carried by junk, sailing-vessel, pr

steamer. As mentioned in Section 3, the Consumption Tax is not to be levied within

foreign settlements or'concessions.

Section 9.—An excise equivalent to double the import duty as laid down in the

Protocol of 1901 is to be charged on all machine-made yarn and cloth manufactured in

China, whether by foreigners at the open ports or by Chinese anywhere in China.

A rebate of the import duty and two-thirds of the import surtax is to be given

on raw cotton imported from foreign countries, and of all duties, including Consump-

tion Tax, paid on Chinese* raw cotton used in mills in China.

Chinese machine-made yarn or cloth having paid excise is to be free of Export

Duty, Export Surtax, Coast Trade Duty, and Consumption Tax. Thus Mxcise is to be

collected through the Imperial Maritime Customs.

The same principle and procedure are to be applied to all other products" of foreign

type turned out by machinery, whether by foreigners at the open ports or by

Chinese anywhere in China. '

This stipulation is not to apply to the out-turn of the Hanyang and Ta Yeh Iron

Works in Hupeh and other similar existing Government Works at present exempt from

taxation; or to that of Arsenals^ Government Dockyards, or establishments of that

nature for Government purposes which may hereafter be erected.

Section 10.—A member or members of the Imperial Maritime Customs Foreign

(Staff shall be selected by each of the Governors-General and Governors, and appointed,

in consultation with the Inspector-General of Imperial Maritime Custom's, to each, pro-

vince for duty in connection with Native Customs affairs, Consumption Tax, Salt and

Native Opium Taxes. These officers shall exercise ah efficient supervision of the work-

ing of these departments, and in. the event of their, reporting any case of abuse, illegal

■ exaction, obstruction to the movement of goods, or other cause of complaint, the

Governor-General or Governor concerned will take immediate steps to put an end to

. isame.

Section 11.—Cases where illegal action as described in this Article is complained of

shall be promptly investigated by an officer of the Chinese Government of sufficiently

high rank, in conjunction with a British officer and an officer of the Imperial Maritime

Customs, each of sufficient standing; and in the event of its hieing found by a majority

of the investigating officers that the complaint is well founded and loss has been

incurred, due compensation is to beat once paid from the Surtax funds, through the

Imperial Maritime Customs at the nearest open port. The High Provincial Officials

are to be held responsible that the officer guilty of the illegal action shall bq. severely

punished and removed from his post.

If the complaint turns out to be without foundation, complainant shall be held

responsible for the expenses of the investigation.

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His Britannic Majesty’s Minister will have the right to demand investigation

where from the evidence before him he is satisfied that illegal exactions or obstructions

have occurred.

Section 12.—The Chinese Government agree to open to foreign trade, on the same

footing as the places opened to foreign trade by the Treaties of Nanking and Tientsin,

the following places, namely:—

Changsha in Hunan;

Wanhsien in Szechuen;

N ganking in Anhui;

Waichow (Hui-chow) in Kwangtung; and

Kongmoon (Chiang-men) in Kwangtung.

Foreigners residing in these open ports are to observe the Municipal and Police

Regulations on the same footing as Chinese residents, and they are not to be entitled

to establish Municipalities and Police of their own within the limits of these Treaty

Ports except with the consent of the Chinese authorities.

If this Article does not come into operation the right to demand under it the

opening of these ports, with the exception of KongmOOn, which is provided for in

Article 10, shall lapse.

Section 13.—Subject to the provisions of Section 14, the arrangements provided

for in this Article are to come into force on 1st January, 1904.

By that date all lehin barriers shall be removed and officials employed in the

collection of taxes and dues prohibited by this Article shall be removed from their

posts.

Section 14.—The condition on which the Chinese Government enter into the

present engagement is that all Powers entitled to most favoured nation treatment in

China enter into the same engagements as Great Britain with regard to the payment

of surtaxes and other obligations imposed by this Ai'ticle on His Britannic Majesty’s

Government and subjects.

The conditions on which His Britannic Majesty’s Government enter into the

present engagement are: —

(1) That all Powers who are now or who may hereafter become entitled to most

favoured nation treatment in China enter into the same engagements;

(2) And that their assent is neither directly nor indirectly made dependent on the

granting by China of any political concession, or of any exclusive commercial concession.

Section 15.—Should the Powers entitled to most favoured nation treatment by

China have failed to agree to enter into the engagements undertaken by Great Britain

under this Article by the 1st January, 1904, then the provisions of the Article shall

only come into force when ail the Powers have signified their acceptance of these

engagements.

Section 16.—When the abolition of lehin and other forms of internal taxation on

goods as provided for in this Article has been decided upon and sanctioned, an Imperial

Edict shall be published in due form on yellow paper and circulated, setting forth the

abolition of all lekin taxation, lekin barriers and all descriptions of internal taxation on

goods, except as provided for in this Article.

The Edict shall state that the Provincial High Officials are responsible that any

official disregarding the letter or spirit of its injunction shall be severely punished and

removed from his post.

Art. IX.—The Chinese Government, recognising that it is advantageous for the

country to develop its mineral resources, and that it is desirable to attract Foreign as

well as Chinese capital to embark in mining enterprises, agree within one year from the

signing of this Treaty to initiate and conclude the revision of the existing Mininil

Regulations. China will, with all expedition and earnestness, go into the whole

question of Mining Rules and, selecting from the rules of Great Britain, India, and

other countries, regulations which seem applicable to the condition of China, she will

re-cast her present Mining Rules in such a way as while promoting the interests of

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Chinese, subjects and not injuring in any way the sovereign rights of China, shall offer

no impediment to tjie attraction of foreign capital, or place foreign capitalists at a

greater disadvantage than they would be under generally accepted foreign regulations.

Any mining concession granted after the publication of these new Rules shall be

subject to their provisions.

Art. X.-—Whereas in the year 1898 the Inland Waters of China were Opened to all

such steam vessels, native or foreign, as might be especially registered for that trade

at the Treaty Ports, and whereas the Regulations dated 28th July, 1898, and Supple-

mentary Rules dated September, 1898, Rave been found in some respects inconvenient

in working, it is now mutually agreed to amend them and to annex such new Rules

to this Treaty. These Rules shall remain in force until altered by mutual consent.

It is further agreed that Kongmoon shall be opened as a Treaty Port, and that, in

addition to the places named in the special Article of the Burmah Convention of 4th

February, 1897) British steamers shall be allowed to land, or ship cargo apd passengers,

under the same regulations as apply to the “ Ports of Call ” on the Yangtze River, at

the following “Ports of Call”: PakTau Hau (Pai-t‘u lrou),Lo Ting Hau (Lo-ting k'ou),

and Do Sing (Tou-clTeng); and to land or discharge passengers at the following ten

passenger landing stages on the West River:—Yung Ki (Jung-chi), Mah Xing (Ma-

ning), Kau Kong (Chiu-chiang), Kulow (Ku-lao), Wing On (Yung-an), How Lik

(Houli), Luk Pu (Lu-pu), Yuet Sing (Yueh-ch'eng), Luk To (Lu-tu) andFungChuen

(Feng-ch‘uan).

Art. XI.—His Britannic Majesty’s Government agree to the prohibition of the

general importation of morphia info China, on condition, however, that the Chinese

Government will allow of its importation, on payment of the Tariff import duty and

under special permit, by duly qualified British medical practitioners and for the

use of hospitals, or ,by British chemists and druggists who shall only be permitted

to sell it in small quantities and on receipt of a requisition signed by a duly qualified

foreign medical practitioner.

The special permits above referibd to will be granted to an intending importer

on his signing a bond Wore a British Consul guaranteeing the fulfilment of these

Conditions. Should an importer be found guilty before a British Consul of a breach

of his bond, he will not be entitled to take out another permit. Any British subject

importing morphia without a permit shall be liable to have such morphia con-

fiscated.

This Article will come into operation on all other Treaty Powers agreeing to its

conditions, but any morphia actually shipped before that date will not be affected by

this prohibition.

The Chinese Government on their side undertake to adopt measures at once to

prevent the manufacture of morphia in China.

Art. XII.---China having expressed a strong desire to reform her judicial system

and to bring it into accord with that of Western nations, Great Britain agrees to

give every assistance to such reform, and she will also be prepared to relinquish her

extra-territorial rights when she is satisfied that the state of the Chinese laws, the

arrangement for their administration , and other considerations warrant her in so

doing.

Art. XIII.—The missionary question in China being, in the opinion of the

Chinese Government, one requiring careful consideration, so that, if possible, troubles

such as have occurred in the past may be averted in the future, Great Britain agrees

to join in a Commission to investigate this question, and, if possible, to devise means

for securing permanent peace between converts, and non-converts, should such a

Commission be formed by China and the Treaty Powers interested.

Art. XIV.—Whereas under Rule V. appended to the Treaty of Tientsin of 1858.

British merchants are permitted to export rice and all other grain from one port of

China to another under the same'conditions in respect of security as copper “cash,”

it is now agreed that in cases of,expected scarcity or famine from whatsoever cause in

any district, the Chinese Government shall, on giving twenty-one days’ notice, be at

liberty to,prohibit the shipment of rice and other grain from such district.

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Should any vessel specially chartered to load rice or grain previously contracted

tor have arrived at her loading port prior to or on the day when a notice of prohibition

to export comes into force, she shall be allowed an extra week in which to ship her

cargo.

If during the existence of this prohibition, any shipment of rice or grain is allowed

by the authorities, the prohibition shall, ipso facto, be considered cancelled and shall

not be re-imposed until six weeks’ notice has been given.

When a prohibition is notified, it will be stated whether the Government have any

Tribute or Army Eice which they intend to ship during the time of prohibition, and,

if so, the quantity shall be named.

Such rice shall not be included in the prohibition, and the Customs shall keep a

record of any Tribute or Army Eice so shipped or landed.

The Chinese Government undertake that no rice, other than Tribute or Army

Rice belonging to the Government, shall be shipped during the period of prohibition.

Notifications of prohibitions, and of the quantities of Army or Tribute Eice for

shipment shall be made by the Governors of the Province concerned.

Similarly, notifications of the removals of prohibitions shall be made by the same

authorities.

The export of rice and other grain to foreign countries remains prohibited.

Art. XV.—Tt is agreed that either of the High Contracting Parties to this Treaty

may demand a revision of the Tariff at the end of 10 years; but if no demand be made

on either side within 6 months after the end of the first 10 years, then the Tariff shall

remain in force for 10 years more, reckoned from the end of the preceding 10 years,

and so it shall be at the end of each successive 10 years.

Any Tariff concession which China may hereafter accord to articles of the produce

or manufacture of any other State shall immediately be extended to similar articles

of the produce or manufacture of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions by whomsoever

imported.

Treaties already existing between the United Kingdom and China shall c ontinue

in force in so far as they are not abrogated or modified by stipulations of the present

Treaty.

Art. XVI.—The English and Chinese Texts of the present Treaty have been care-

fully compared, but in the event of there being any difference of meaning between

them, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be held to be the correct sense.

The ratifications of this Treaty, under the hand of His Majesty the King of

Great Britain and Ireland and of His Majesty the Emperor of China respectively shall

be exchanged at Peking within a year from this day of signature.

In token whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed and sealed this

Treaty, two copies in English and two in Chinese.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the twenty-

eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

, [l.s.3 Jas. L. Maokat.

Annex A.—(1)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works ;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

W orks ;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James Magkay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner for the dis-

cussion of Treaty matters.

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Shanghai: K. H. XXYIJI., 7th moon, 11th day

(Received A ugust 15, 1902/

We have the honour to inform you that we have received the following teihgram

from His Excellency Liu, Giovernor-General of the Liang Chiang, on the subject of

Clause TI. mutually agreed upon by us:

“ As regards this clause, it is necessary to insert therein a clear stipulation, to the

“ effect that, no matter what changes, may take place in the future, all Customs’ duties

“must continue't6 be calculated on the basis of the existing higher rate of the Haikwan

“ Tael over the Treasury Tael, and that ‘ the touch ’ and weight of the former must be

“ made good.”

As we have already arranged with you that a declaration of this kind should bo

embodied in an Official Note, and form an annex to the present Treaty, for purposes of

record, we hereby do Ourselves the honour to snake this Communication.

Annex A—(2)

Gentlemen, Shanghai, August 18th, 1902.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 14th instant,

forwarding copy of a telegram from His Excellency Liu, Governor-General of the

Liang Chiang, on the subject of Article II. of the new Treaty, and in reply I have t he

honour to State that His Excellency’s understanding of the Article is perfectly correct.

I presume the Chinese Government will make arrangements for the coinage of a

national silver coin of such weight and touch as may be decided upon by them.

These coins will be made available to the public in return for a quantity of silver

bullion of equivalent weight and fineness plus the usual mintage charge.

The coins which will become the national coinage of China will be declared by

the Chinese Government to be legal tender in payment of Customs duty and in

discharge of obligations contracted in Haikwan taels, but only at their proportionate

value to the Haikwan tael, whatever that may be.

I have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Their Excellencies Your obedient Servant,Jas. L. Mackay.

(Signed)

Lit Hai-huan and Sheng Hsuan-huai.

etc., etc., etc.

Annex B—(1)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works ;

Sheng, Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works ;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James L. Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner.

We have the honour to inform you that on theShanghai, September

22nd of August, we, in2nd, 1902.

conjunction

with the Governors-General of the Liang Chiang and the Hu-kuang Provinces, Their

Excellencies Liu and Chang, addressed the following telegraphic Memorial to the

Throne:-

“ Of the revenue of the different Provinces derived from lehin of all kinds, a

“ portion is appropriated for the service of the foreign loans, a portion for the Peking

“ Government, and the balance is reserved for the local expenditure of the Provinces

“ concerned.

THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA 13

“ in the negotiations now being conducted withQ-reat Britain for the amendment

“ of the Commercial Treaties, a mutual arrangement has been come to providing for

“ the imposition of additional taxes, in compensation for the abolition of all kinds of

“lekin and other imposts on goods, prohibited by Article VIII. After payment of

“ interest and sinking fund on the existing foreign loan, to the extent to which lekin

“ is thereto pledged, these additional taxes shall be allocated to the various Provinces

“ to make up deficiencies and replace revenue, in order that no hardships may be

“ entailed on them. With a view to preserving the original intention underlying the

“ proposal to increase the duties in compensation for the loss of revenue derived from

“ lekin and other imposts on goods, it is further stipulated that the surtaxes shall not

“ be appropriated for other purposes, shall not form part of the Imperial Maritime

“ Customs revenue proper, and shall in no case be pledged as security for any new

“ foreign loan.

“ It is therefore necessary to memorialize for the issue of an Edict, giving effect

“ to the above stipulations and directing the Board of Revenue to find out what

‘proportion of the provincial revenues derived from lekin of all kinds, nowabout

“ to be abolished, each Province has hitherto had to remit, and what proportion it

“has been entitled to retain, so that, when the Article comes into operation, due

“ apportionment may be made accordingly, thus providing the Provinces with funds

“ available for local expenditure and displaying equitable and just treatment towards

“ all.”

On the 1st instant an Imperial Decree “ Let action, as requested, be taken,”

was issued, and we now; do ourselves the honour reverently to transcribe the seme

for your information.

Annex B—(2)

Shanghai, September 5th, 1902.

O-ENTLEMEN,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the 2nd instant

forwarding the text of the Memorial and Decree dealing with the disposal of the

surtaxes.

I understand that the surtaxes in addition to not being pledged for any new

foreign loan are not to be pledged to, or held to be security for, liabilities already

contracted by China except in so far as lekin revenue has already been pledged to an

existing loan.

I also understand from the Memorial that the whole of the surtaxes provided by

Article VIII. of the New Treaty goes to the Provinces in proportions to be agreed

upon between them and the Board of Revenue, but that out of these surtaxes each

Province is obliged to remit to Peking the same contribution as that which it has

hitherto remitted out of its lekin collections, and that the Provinces also provide as

hitherto out of these surtaxes whatever funds may be necessary for the service of the

foreign loan to which lekin is partly pledged.

I hope Your Excellencies will send me a reply to this despatch and that you will

agree to this correspondence forming part of the Treaty as an Annex.

I have the honour to be.

Gentlemen,

Your obedient servant,

(Signed) Jas. L. Mackay.

Their Excellencies,

Lu Hai-hfan and Sheng Hsuan-huai,

etc., etc., etc.

14 THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA

Annex B—(3)

(Translation)

Lu, President of the Board of Works;

Sheng, Junior G-uardian of the Heir Apparent, Vice-President of the Board of

Works;

Imperial Chinese Commissioners for dealing with questions connected with the

Commercial Treaties, to

Sir James L. Mackay, His Britannic Majesty’s Special Commissioner.

Shanghai, September 5th, 1902.

We have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of to-day’s

date with regard to the allocation of the surtax funds allotted to the Provinces, and to

inform you that the views therein expressed are the same as our own.

We would, however, wish to point out that, were the whole amount of the alloca-

tion due paid over to the Provinces, unnecessary expense would be incurred in the

retransmission by them of such portions thereof as would have to be remitted to

Peking in place of the contributions hitherto payable out of lelcin revenue. The

amount, therefore, of the allocation due to the Provinces, arranged between them and

the Board of Revenue, will be retained in the hands of the Maritime Customs, who

will await the instructions of the Provinces in regard to the remittance of such

portion thereof as may be necessary to fulfil their obligations, and (on receipt of

these instructions) will send forward the amount direct. The balance will be held

to the order of the Provinces.

In so far as lehin is pledged to the service ol the 1898 loan, a similar method of

procedure will be adopted.

As you request that this correspondence be annexed to the Treaty, we have the

honour to state that we see no objection to this being done.

Annex C

INLAND WATERS STEAM NAVIGATION

Additional Rules

1. —British steamship owners are at liberty to lease warehouses

banks of waterways from Chinese subjects for a term not exceeding 25 years, with

option of renewal on terms to be mutually arranged. In cases where British mer-

chants are unable to secure warehouses and jetties from Chinese subjects on satis-

factory terms, the local officials, after consultation with the Minister of Commerce,

shall arrange to provide these on renewable lease as above mentioned at current

equitable rates.

2. —Jetties shall only be erected in such positions that they wil

inland waterway or interfere with navigation, and with the sanction of the nearest

Commissioner of Customs ; such sanction, however, shall not be arbitrarily withheld.

3. —British merchants shall pay taxes and contributions on these

jetties on the same footing as Chinese proprietors of similar properties in the neigh-

bourhood. British merchants may only employ Chinese agents and staff to reside in

warehouses so leased at places touched at by steamers engaged in inland traffic to

carry on their business; but British merchants may visit these places from time to

time to look after their affairs. The existing rights of Chinese jurisdiction over

Chinese subjects shall not by reason of this clause be diminished or interfered with

in any way.

4. —Steam vessels navigating the inland waterways of China sha

for loss caused to riparian proprietors by damage which they may do to the banks

THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH CHINA 15

or works on them and for the loss which may be caused by such damage. In the

event of China desiring to prohibit the use of some particular shallow waterway by

launches, because there is reason to fear that the use of it by them would be likely

to injure the banks and cause damage to the adjoining country, the British

authorities, when appealed to, shall, if satisfied of the validity of the objection,

prohibit the use of that waterway by British launches, provided that Chinese

launches are also prohibited from using it.

Both Foreign: and Chinese launches ate prohibited from crossing danis and weirs

at present in existence on inland waterways where they are likely to cause injury to

such works, which would be detrimental to the water service of the local people.

5. —The main object of the British Government in desiring to

waterways of China opened to steam navigation being to afford facilities for the rapid

transport of both foreign and native merchandise, they undertake to offer no impedi-

ment to the transfer to a Chinese company and the Chinese flag of any British

steamer which may now or hereafter be employed on the inland waters of China

should the owner be willing to make the transfer.

In event of a Chinese company registered under Chinese law being formed to run

steamers on the inland waters of China the fact of British subjects holding shares in

such a company shall not entitle the steamers to fly the British flag.

6. —Registered steamers and their tows are forbidden, just as ju

been forbidden, to carry contraband goods. Infraction of this rule will entail the

penalties prescribed in the Treaties for such an offence, and cancellation of the Inland

Waters Navigation Certificate carried by the vessels, which will be prohibited from

thereafter plying on inland waters.

7. —As it is desirable that the people living inland: should be d

as possible by the advent of steam vessels to which they are not accustomed, inland

waters not hitherto frequented by steamers shall be opened as gradually as may be

convenient to merchants and only as the owners of steamers may see prospects of

remunerative trade.

In cases where it is intended to run steam vessels on waterways on which such

vessels have not hitherto run, intimation shall be made to the Commissioner of

Customs at the nearest open port who shall report the matter to'the Ministers of

Commerce. The latter, in conjunction with the Governor-General or Governor of

the Province, after careful consideration Of all the circumstances of the case, shall at

once give their approval.

8. —A registered steamer may ply within the waters of a port,

port or ports to another open port or ports, or from one open port or ports of

places inland, and thence back to such port of ports. She may, on making due

report to the Customs, land or ship passengers or cargo at any recognised ‘places of

trade passed in the course of the voyage; but may not ply between inland places

exclusively except with the consent of the Chinese Government.

9. —Any cargo and passenger boats may be towed by steamers

and crew of any boat towed shall be Chinese. All boats, irrespective of ownership,

must be registered before they can proceed inland.

10. —These Rules are supplementary to the Inland Steam Na

of July and September, 1898. The latter, where untouched by the present Rules,

remain in full force and effect; but the present Rules hold in the case of such of the

former Regulations as the present Rules affect. The present Rules, and the

Regulations of July and September, 1898, to which they are supplementary, are

provisional and may be modified, as circumstances require, by mutual consent.

Done at Shanghai this fifth day of September, in the year of Our Lord, 1902,

corresponding with the Chinese date, the fourth day of the eighth moon of the

twenty-eighth year of Kwang Hsu.

[L.S.] Jas. L. Mackay.

REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH TRADE IS

TO BE CONDUCTED IN KOREA (CHOSEN)

I.—Entrance and Clearance of Vessels

1. —Within forty-eight bourn (exclusive of Sundays and ho

arrival of a British ship in a Korean port, the master shall deliver to the Korean

Customs authorities the receipt of the British Consul showing that he has deposited

the ship’s papers at the British Consulate, and he shall then make an entry of this

ship by handing in a written paper stating the name of the ship, of the port from

which she comes, of her master, the number, and, if required, the names of her

passengers, her tonnage, and the number of her crew, which paper shall be certified

by the master to be a true statement, and shall be signed bv him. He shall, at the

same time, deposit a written manifest of his cargo, setting forth the marks and

numbers of the packages and their contents as they are described in the bills of

lading, with the names of the persons to whom they are consigned. The master shall

certify that this description is correct, and shall sign his name to the same. When

a vessel has been duly entered, the Customs authorities will issue a permit to open

hatches, which shall be exhibited to the Customs officer on board. Breaking hulk

without having obtained such permission will render the master liable to a fine not

exceeding one hundred Mexican Dollars.

2. —If any error is discovered in the manifest, it may be correct

four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays) of its being handed in, without the

payment of any fee ; but for alteration or post entry to the manifest made after

that time a fee of Five Mexican Dollars shall be paid.

3. —Any master who shall neglect to enter his vessel at the Kor

within the time fixed by- this Regulation shall pay a penalty not exceeding Fifty

Mexican Dollars for every twenty-four hours that he shall so neglect to enter his ship.

4. —Any British vessel which remains in port for less than

(exclusive of Sundays and holidays) and does not ope'n her hatches, also any vessel

driven into port by stress of weather, or only in want of supplies, shall not be required

to enter or pay tonnage dues so long as such vessel does not engage in trade.

5. —When the master of a vessel wishes to clear, he shall hand

authorities an export manifest containing similar particulars to those given in the

import manifest. The Customs authorities will then issue a clearance certificate and

return the Consul’s receipt for the ship’s papers. These documents must be handed

into the Consulate before the ship’s papers are returned to the master.

6. —Should any ship leave the port without clearing outward

above prescribed^ the master shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Two Hundred

Mexican Dollars.

7. —British steamers may enter and clear on the same day, and

required to hand in a manifest except for such goods as are to be landed or transhipped

at the port of entry.

REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH TRADE WITH KOREA 17

II.—Landing and Shipping Cargo and Payment of Duties

1. —The importer of any goods who desires to land them shall

application to that effect at the Custom-house, stating his own name, the name of the

ship in which the goods have been imported, the marks, numbers, and contents of the

packages and their values, and declaring that this statement is correct. The Customs

authorities may demand the production of the invoice of each consignment of

merchandise. If it is not produced, or if its absence is not satisfactorily accounted for

the owner shall be allowed to land his goods on payment, of double the Tariff duty,

hut the surplus duty so levied shall be refunded on the production of the invoice.

2. —All goods so entered may be examined by the Customs offi

appointed for the purpose. Such examination shall be made without delay or injury

to the merchandise, and the packages shall be at once re-sorted by the Customs

authorities to their original condition, in so far as may be practicable.

3. —Should the Customs authorities consider the value of any

ad valorem duty as declared by the importer or exporter insufficient, they shall call

upon him to pay duty on the value determined by an appraisement to be made by the

Customs appraiser. But should the importer or exporter be dissatisfied with that

appraisement, he shall within twenty-four hours (exclusive of Sundays and holidays)

state his reasons for such dissatisfaction to the Commissioner of Customs, and shall

appoint an appraiser of his own to make a re-appraisement. He shall then declare

the value of the goods as determined by such re-appraisement. The Commissioner

of Customs will thereupon, at his option, either assess the duty on the value deter-

mined by this re-appraisement, or will purchase the goods from the importer or

exporter at the price thus determined, with the addition of five per cent In the

latter case the purchase money shall be paid to the importer or exporter within five

days from the date on which he has declared the value determined by his own

appraiser.

4. —Upon all goods damaged on the voyage of importation a f

duty shall be allowed, proportionate to their deterioration. If any disputes arise as

to the amount of such reduction, they shall be settled in the manner pointed but in

the preceding clause.

5—All goods intended to be exported shall be entered at the Korean Custom-

house before they are shipped. The application to ship shall be made in writing, and

shall state the name of the vessel by which the goods are to be exported, the marks

and number of the packages, and the quantity, description, and value of the contents.

The exporter shall certify in writing that the application gives a true account of all

the goods contained therein, and shall sign his name thereto.

6. —No goods shall be landed or shipped at other places than th

Korean Customs authorities, or between the hours of sunset and sunrise, or on Sundays

or holidays, without the special permission of the Customs authorities, who will be

entitled to reasonable fees for the extra duty thus performed.

7. —Claims by importers or exporters for duties paid in excess, o

authorities for duties which have not been fully paid, shall be entertained only when

made within thirty days from the date of payment.

8. —No entry will be required in the case of provisions for th

ships, their crews and passengers, nor for the baggage of the latter " Inch may be

landed or shipped at any time after examination by the Customs officers.

9. —Vessels needing repairs may land their cargo lor that pur

payment of duty. All goods so landed shall remain in charge of the Korean Autho-

rities, and all just charges for storage, labour, and supervision shall be paid by the

master. But if any portion of such cargo be sold, the duties of the Tariff shall be

paid on the portion so disposed of.

18 REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH TRADE WITH KOREA

10.—Any person desiring to tranship cargo shall obtain a permit from the Customs

authorities before doing so.

III.—Protection of the PevenUe '■

1. -’-The Customs authorities shall have the right to place Cust

board any British merchant vessel in their ports. All such Customs officers shall have

access to all parts of the ship in which cargo is stowed. They shall be treated with

civility, and such reasonable accommodation shall be alloWed to them as the ship affords.

2. —The hatches and all other places of entrance into that part of

cargo is stowed may be secured by the Korean Customs officers between the hours of

supset and sunrise, and on Sundays and holidays, by affixing seals, locks, or other

fastenings, and if any person shall, without due permission, wilfully 'open any entrance

that has been so secured, or break any seal, lock, or other fastening that has been

affixed by the Korean Customs officers, not only the person so offending, but the master

of the ship, also, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding One Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

3 —Any British subject who ships, or attempts to ship, or discharges, or attempts

to discharge, goods which have not been duly entered at the Custom-house in the

manner above provided, or packages containing goods different from those described

in the import or export permit application, or prohibited goods, shall forfeit twice

the value of such goods, and the goods shall be confiscated.

4. —Any person signing a false declaration or certificate with the i

the revenue of Korea shall be liable to a fine not, exceeding Two Hundred Mexican

Dollars.

5. —Any violation of any provision of these Regulations, to whic

specially attached therein, may be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred

Mexican Dollars.

Note.—All documents required by these Regulations, and all other communications

addressed to the Korean Customs authorities, may be written in the English language

[l.s.] Harry S. Parkes.

,, Min Yong-mok.

TREATIES WITH JAPAN

GREAT BRIT AO

TREATY OE COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 16th July, 1894

' Ratifications Exchanged at Tokyo, 2r>th August, 1894

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

Empress of India, and His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, being equally desiious

of maintaining the relations of good understanding which happily exist between

them, by extending and increasing the intercourse between their respective States,

and being convinced that this object cannot better be accomplished than by revising

the Treaties hitherto existing between the two countries, have resolved to complete

such a revision, based upon principles of equity and mutual benefit, and, for that-

purpose, have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say :—

Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,

Empress of India, the Right Honourable John, Earl of Kimberley, Knight of the

Most Noble Order of the Garter, etc., etc., Her Britannic Majesty’s Secretary of

State for Foreign Affairs ;

And His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, Viscount Aoki Siuzo, Junii, First Class

of the Imperial Order of the Sacred Treasure, His Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary

and Minister Plenipotentiary at thq Court of St. James ;

Who, after having communicated to each other their full powers,, found to b,e

in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles :—

Article I.—The subjects of each of the two high contracting parties shall have

full liberty to enter, travel, or reside in any part of the dominions and possessions

of the other contracting party, and shall enjoy full and perfect protection for their

persons and property.

They shall have free and easy access to the Courts of Justice in pursuit and

defence of their rights; they shall be at liberty equally with native subjects to

choose and employ lawyers, advocates, and representatives to pursue and defend

their rights before such Courts, and in all other matters connected with the

administration of justice they shall enjoy all the rights and privileges enjoyed by

native subjects.

In whatever relates to rights of residence and travel; to the possession of goods

and effects of any kind ; to the succession to personal estate, by will or otherwise,

and the disposal of property of any sort in any manner whatsoever which they may

lawfully acquire, the subjects of each contracting party shall enjoy in the dominions

and possessions of the other the same privileges, liberties, and rights, and shall be

subject to no higher imposts, or charges in these respects than native subjects, or

subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation. The subjects of each of the

contracting parties shall enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other entire

liberty of conscience, and, subject to the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations, shall

enjoy the right of private or public exercise of their worship, and also the right of

burying their respective countrymen, according to their religious customs, in such

suitable ami convenient places as may be established and maintained for that purpose.

They shall not be compelled, under any pretext whatsoever, to pay any charges

or taxes other or higher than those that are, or may be, paid by native subjects, or

subjects or citizens of most favoured nation.

20 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article II.—The subjects of either of' the contracting parties residing in the

dominions and possessions of the other shall be exempted from all compulsory

military service whatsoever, whether in the,army, navy, national guards, or militia,

from all contributions imposed in lieu of personal service; and from all forced loan

or military exactions or contributions.

Article III.—There shall be reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation

between the dominions and possessions of the two high contracting parties.

The subjects of each of the high contracting parties may trade in any part of

the dominions and possessions of the other by wholesale of retail in all kinds of

produce, manufactures, and merchandise of lawful commerce, either in person or by

agents, singly, or in partnership with foreigners or native subjects: and they may

there own or hire and occupy the houses, manufactories, warehouses, shops, and

premises which may be necessary for them, and lease land for residential and

commercial purposes, conforming themselves to the Laws, Police, and Customs

Regulations of the country like native subjects.

They shall have liberty to come with their ships and cargoes to all places, ports,

and rivers in the dominions and possessions of the other which are or may be

opened to foreign commerce, and shall enjoy, respectively, the same treatment, in

matters of commerce and navigation, as native subjects, or subjects or citizens of the

most favoured nation, without having to pay taxes, imposts, or duties, of whatever

nature or under whatever denomination levied in the name or for the profit of

the Grovernment, public tunctionaries, private individuals, corporations, or establish-

ments of any kind, other or greater than those paid by native subjects, or subjects

or citizens of the most favoured nation, subject always to the Laws, Ordinances, and

Regulations of each country.

Article IY. — The dwellings, manufactories, warehouses, anil shops of the

subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the dominions and possessions

of the other, and all premises appertaining thereto destined for purposes of residence

or commerce, s*hall be respected.

It shall not be allowable to proceed to make a search of, ora domiciliary visit to,

such dwellings and premises, or to examine or inspect books, papers, or accounts

except under the conditions and with the forms prescribed by the Laws, Oi’dinances,

and Regulations for subjects of the country.

Article V.—No other or higher duties shall be imposed on the importation into

the dominions and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty of any article, the produce

or manufacture of dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan,

from whatever place arriving; and no other or higher duties shall be imposed on the

importation into the dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of

Japan of any article, the produce or manufacture of the dominions and possessions

of Her Britannic Majesty, from whatever place arriving than on the like article

produced or manufactured in any other foreign country; nor shall any prohibition

be maintained or imposed on the importation of any article, the produce or

manufacture of the dominions and possessions of either of the high contracting

parties, into the dominions and possessions of the other, from whatever place

arriving, which shall not equally extend to the importation of the like article, being

the produce of manufacture of any other country. This last provision is not applicable

to the sanitary and other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity of protecting the

safety of persons, or of cattle, or of plants useful to agriculture.

Article VI.—No other or higher duties or charges shall be imposed in the

dominions and possessions of either of the high contracting parties on the exporta-

tion of any article to the dominions and possessions of the other than such as are,

or may be, payable on the exportation of the like article to ciny ofclici foreign

country; nor shall any prohibition be imposed on the exportation of any article from

the dominions and possessions of either of the two contracting parties to the

dominions and possessions of the other which shall not equally extend to the

exportation of the like article to any other country.

Article VII. —The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall enjoy

TREATY RETWEEN GREAT I i RITA LX AND JAPAN 21

in the dominions and possessions pf the other exemptions from all transit duties

and a perfect equality of treatment with native subjects in all that relates to

warehousing, bounties, facilities, and drawbacks.

Article VIII.—All articles which are or may be legally imported into the ports

of the dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan in Japanese

vessels may likewise be imported into those ports in British vessels, without being

liable to any other or higher duties or charges of whatever denomination than if such

articles were imported in Japanese vessels; and, reciprocally, all articles which are or

may be legally imported into the ports of the dominions and possessions, of Her

Britannic Majesty in British vessels may ; likewise be imported into those ports in

Japanese vesssels, without being liable to. any other or higher duties or charges of

whatever denoinination than if such articles were imported in British vessels. Such

reciprocal equality of treatment shall take effect without distinction^ whether such

articles come directly from the place of origin or from any other places..

In the same manner there shall be perfect equality. of treatment in regard to

exportation, so that the same export duties shall be paid and the same bounties and

drawbacks allowed in the dominions ami possessions of either of the high contract-

ing parties on the exportation of any article which is or may be legally exported

therefrom, whether such exportation shall take place in Japanese or in British

vessels, and whatever may be the place of destination, whether a port of either or

the contracting parties or of any third bower.

Article IX.—No duties of tonnage, harbour, pilotage, lighthouse, quarantine,

or other similar or corresponding duties of whatever nature or under whatever

denomination, levied in the name or for the profits of the Government, public

functionaries, private individuals, corporations, or establishments of any kind, shall

be imposed in the ports of the dominions and possessions of either country upon the

vessels of the other country which shall not equally and under the same conditions

be imposed in the like cases on national vessels in general, or vessels of the most

favoured nation. Such equality of treatment shall apply reciprocally to the

respective vessels, from whatever port or place they may arrive, and whatever may

be their place of destination.

Article X.—In all that regards the stationing, loading, and unloading of vessels

in the ports, basins, docks, roadsteads, harbours, or rivers of the dominions and

possessions of the two countries, no. privilege shall be granted, to,national vessels

which shall not be equally granted to vessels of the other country; the intention of

the high contracting parties being that in this respect also the respective vessels

shall be treated on the footing of perfect equality.

Article XI. —The coasting trade of both the high contracting parties is

excepted from the provisions of the present Treaty, and shall be regulated according

to the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations of Japan and of Great Britain respec-

tively. It is, however, understood that Japanese subjects in the dominions and

possessions of Her Britannic Majesty and British subjects in the dominions and

possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan shall enjoy in this respect the

rights which are or may be granted under such Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations

to the subjects or citizens of any other country.

A Japanese vessel laden in a foreign country with cargo destined for two or

more ports in the dominions and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty and a British

vessel laden in a foreign country with cargo destined for two or more ports in the

dominions and possessions of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan may discharge a

portion of her cargo at one port, and continue her voyage to the other port or ports

of destination where foreign trade is permitted, for the purpose of landing the

remainder of her original cargo there, subject always to the Laws and Custom-

house Regulations of the two countries.

The Japanese Government, however, agrees to allow British vessels to continue,

as heretofore, for the period of the duration of the present Treaty, to carry cargo

between the existing open ports of the Empire, excepting to or from the ports of

•Osaka, Niigata, and Ebisu-minato.

22 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XII.—Any shij of war or merchant vessel of either of the high

contracting parties which may be compelled by stress of weather, or by reason of

any other distress, to take shelter in a port of the other, shall be at liberty to refit

therein, to procure all necessary supplies, and to put to sea again, without paying

any dues other than such as would be payable by national vessels. In case, how-

ever, the master of a merchant vessel should be under the necessity of disposing of

a part of his cargo in order to defray the expenses, he shall be bound to conform to

the Regulations and Tariffs of the place to which he may have come.

If any ship of war or merchant vessel of one of the contracting parties should

run aground or be wrecked upon the coast of the other, the local authorities shall

inform the Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of the district

of the occurrence, or, if there be no such Consular officer, they shall inform the

Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of the nearest district.

All proceedings relative to the salvage of Japanese vessels wrecked or cast on

shore in the territorial waters of Her Britannic Majesty shall take place in accordance

with the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations of Great Britain, and, reciprocally, all

measures of salvage relative to British vessels wrecked or cast on shore in the

territorial waters of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan shall take place in accordance

with the Laws, Ordinances, and Regulations of Japan.

Such stranded or wrecked ship or vessel, and all parts thereof, and all furniture,

and| appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise saved

therefrom, including those which may have been cast into the sea, or the proceeds

thereof, if sold, as well as all papers found on board such stranded or wrecked ship

or vessel, shall be giveii up to the owners or their agents, when claimed by them.

If such owners or agents are not on the spot, the same shall be delivered to the

respective Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, or Consular Agents upon being

claimed by them within the period fixed by the laws of the country, and such

Consular officers, owners, or agents shall pay only the "expenses incurred in the

preservation of the property, together with the salvage or other expenses which

would have been payable in the case of a wreck of a national vessel.

The goods and merchandise saved from the wreck shall be exempt from all the

duties jf Customs unless cleared for consumption, in which case they shall pay the

ordinary duties.

When a ship or vessel belonging to the subjects of one of the contracting

parties is stranded or‘wrecked in the territories of the other, the respective Consuls-

General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents shall be authorized, in case

the owner or master, or other agent of the owner, is not present, to lend their official

assistance1 in order tu afford the necessary assistance to the subjects of the respective

States: Tile same rii'le shall apply in case the owner, master, or other agent is

present,

! but requires such assistance to be given.

Article-XIII.:—-All vessels whichj" according to Japanese law, ard to be deemed

Japanese Vessels, shall,

British vessels, and allfor'vessels which, according

the purposes to British

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and

British vessels respectively.

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to them for thh'recovery of deserters from the vessels1 of their reSpebtive Countries.

It is understood that this stipulation shall not apply to the Subjects of' the

country where the desertion takes place.

Article XV.—The high contracting parties Agrfee that, in till that concerns

commerce and navigation, any privilege, favour, or immunity which either ebntract-

ing.party has actually granted, or may hereafter graUf to the Government, ships,

subjects, or citizens of any other State, shall bfe extended immediately and uncondi-

tionally to the Government, ships; subjects, or citizetis'of the other contracting

party, it being their intention that the trade and navigation of each country shall

be placed, in all respects, by the other on the footing of the most favoured nation.

TEE AT Y BETWEEN GEE AT BEITAIN AND JAPAN 23

Article XYI.—Each of the 8 high contracting, parties may appoint Uonsuls-

General, Consuls, Vice-.QqpsuJ ' Pro-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all the ports,

cities, and places of the other, except in those where it may not be convenient to

recognize such officers. ,

This exception, however, shall not be made in regard to one of the contracting

parties without being made likewise in regard to every other Power.

The Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, Pro-Consuls, and. Consular Agents

may exercise all functions, and shall enjoy all privileges, exemptions, and immunities

which are or may hereafter be granted to Consular officers of the most favoured nation.

Article XVII.—rThe subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

enjoy in the dominions and possessions of the other the same protection as native

subjects; in regard to patents, trade marks, and designs, upon fulfilment of the

formalities prescribed by law.

* Article XVIII.—Her Britannic Majesty’s Government, so. far as they are

concerned, give their consent to the following arrangement:—

The several foreign Settlements in Japan shall be incorporated with the

respective Japanese Communes, and shall thenceforth form part of the general

municipal system of Japan.

The competent Japanese authorities shall thereupon assume all municipal obliga-

tions and duties in respect thereof, and the common funds and property, if any, be-

longing to such Settlemepts, shall at the same time be transferred to the said Japanese

authorities.

When such incorporation takes place existing leases in perpetuity under which

property is now held in the said Settlements shall be confirmed, and no conditions

whatsoever other than thpse contained in such existing leases shall be imposed in

respect of such property. It is, however, understood that the Consular authorities

mentioned in the same are in all cases to be replaced by the Japanese authorities.

All lands which may previously have been granted by the Japanese Government

free of rent for the public purposes of the said Settlements shall, subject to the

right of eminent domain, be permanently reserved free of all taxes and charges for

the public purposes for which they were originally set apart.

Article XIX.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall be applicable, so

far as the laws permit, to all the Colonies and foreign possessions of Her Britannic

Majesty, excepting to those hereinafter named, that is to say, except to—

India. South Australia. Queensland. New South Wales

The Cape. +The Dominion of Canada. Western Australia. Tasmania.

Victoria. Natal. Newfoundland. New Zealand.

Provided always that the stipulations of the present Treaty shall be made

applicable to any of the above-named Colonies or foreign possessions on whose behalf

notice to that effect shall have been given to the Japanese Government by Her

Britannic Majesty’s Representative at Tokyo within two years from the date of the

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24 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Article XX.—The present Treaty shall, from the date it comes into force, be

substituted in place of the Conventions respectively of the 23rd day of the 8th

month of the 7th year of Kayai, corresponding to the 14th day of October, 1854,

and of the 13th day of the 5th month of the 2nd year of Keiou, corresponding to

the 25th day of June, 1866, the Treaty of the 18th day of the 7th month of the 5th

year of Ansei, corresponding to the 26th day of August, 1858, and all Arrangements

and Agreements subsidiary thereto concluded or existing between the high con-

tracting parties; and from the same date such Conventions, Treaty, Arrangements

and Agreements shall cease to be binding, and, in consequence, the jurisdiction

then exercised by British Courts in Japan, and all the exceptional privileges, exemp-

tions, and immunities then enjoyed by British subjects, as a part of or appurtenant

to such jurisdiction, shall absolutely and without notice cease and determine, and

thereafter all such jurisdiction shall be assumed and exercised by Japanese Courts.

Article XXI.—The present Treaty shall not take effect until at least five years

after its signature. It shall come into force One year after His Imperial Japanese

Majesty’s Government shall have given notice to Her Britannic Majesty’s Govern-

ment of its wish to have the same brought into operation. Such notice may be given

at any time after the expiration of four years from the date hereof. The Treaty shall

remain in force for the period of twelve years from the date it goes into operation.

Either high contracting party shall have the right, at any time after eleven

years shall have elapsed from the date this Treaty takes effect, to give notice to the

other of its intention to terminate the same, and at the expiration of twelve months

after such notice is given this Treaty shall wholly cease and determine.

Article XXII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifications thereof

shall he exchanged at Tokyo as soon as possible, and not later than six months from

the present date.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the same and

have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Hone at London, in duplicate, this sixteenth day of the' seventh month of the

twenty-seventh year of Meiji.

[n.s.} Kimberley.

„ Aoki.

Protocol

The Government of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and

Empress of India, and the Government of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, deeming

it advisable in the interests of both countries to regulate certain special matters of

mutual concern, apart from the Treaty af Commerce and Navigation signed this day,

have, through their respective Plenipotentiaries, agreed upon the following stipula-

tions : -

1.—It is agreed by the contracting parties that one month after the exchange

of the ratifications of the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation signed this day, the

Import Tariff hereunto annexed shall, subject to the provisions of Article XXII1. of

the Treaty of 1858 at present subsisting between the contracting parties, as long

as the said Treaty remains in force and thereafter, subject to the provisions of

Articles V. and XV. of the Treaty signed this day, be applicable to the Articles

tht rein enumerated, beiiu the growth, produce, or manufacture of the dominions

and possessions of Her Britannic Majesty, upon importation into Japan. But

nothing contained in this Protocol, or the 1 ariff hereunto annexed, shall be held to

limit or qualify the right of the Japanese Government to restrict or to prohibit

the importatibn of adulterated drhgs, thedicines, food, or beverages, indecent or

obsbbne prints, paintings, books, cards, lithographic or other engravings, photographs,

or any other indecent or obscene articles; articles in violation of patent, trade-mark,

or copy-right laws of Japan, or any other article which for sanitary reasons, or in

view of public security or morals, might offer any danger.

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN 25

The ad valorem duties established by the said Tariff shall, so far as may be

deemed practicable, be converted into specific duties by a supplementary Convention,

which shall be concluded between the two Governments within six months from the

date of this Protocol; the medium prices, as shown by the Japanese Customs

Returns during the six calendar months preceding the date of the present Protocol,

with the addition of the cost of insurance and transportation from the place of

purchase, production or fabrication, to the port of discharge, as well as commission,

if any, shall be taken as the basis for such conversion. In the event of the

Supplementary Convention not having come into force at the expiration of the period

for the said Tariff to take effect, ad valorem duties in conformity with the rule

recited at the end of the said Tariff shall, in the meantime, be levied.

In respect of articles not enumerated in the said Tariff, the General Statutory

Tariff of Japan for the time being in force shall, from the same time, apply, subject,

as aforesaid, to the provisions pf Article XXIII. of the Treaty of 1858 and Articles

V. and XV. of the Treaty signed this day, respectively.

From the date the Tariffs aforesaid take effect, the Import tariff now in opera-

tion in Japan in respect of goods and merchandise imported into Japan by British

subjects shall cease to be binding.

In all other respects the stipulations of the existing Treaties and Conventions

shall be maintained unconditionally until the time when the Treaty of Commerce

and Navigation signed this day comes into force.

2. —The Japanese Government, pending the opening of the co

subjects, agrees to extend the existing passport system in such a manner as to allow

British subjects, on the production of a certificate of recommendation from th<

British Representative in Tokyo, or from any of Her Majesty’s Consuls at the open

ports in Japan, to obtain upon application passports available for any part of the

country, and for any period not exceeding twelve months, from the Imperial Japanese

Foreign Office in Tokyo, or from the chief authorities in the Prefecture in which an

open port is situated ; it being understood that the existing Rules and Regulations

governing British subjects who visit the interior of the Empire are to be maintained.

3. —The Japanese Government undertakes, before the cessa

Consular jurisdiction in Japan, to join the International Conventions for the Pro-

tection of Industrial Property and Copyright.

4-—It is understood between the two high contracting parties that, if Japan

thinks it necessary at any time to levy an additional duty on the production or

manufacture of refined sugar in Japan, an increased customs duty equivalent in

amount may be levied on British refined sugar when imported into Japan, so long

as such additional excise tax or inland duty continues to be raised.

Provided always that British refined sugar shall in this respect be entitled to

ihe treatment accorded to refined sugar being the produce; or manufacture of the

most favoured nation.

5.—The undersigned Plenipotentiaries have agreed that this Protocol shall be

submitted to the two high contracting parties at the same time as the Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation signed this day, and that when the said Treaty is ratified

he agreements contained in the Protocol shall also equally' be considered as

approved, without the necessity of a further formal ratification.

It is agreed that this Protocol shall terminate at the same time the said Treaty

•ceases to be binding.

In witness whereof the respect ve Plenipotentiaries have signed the same, and

have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Done at London, in duplicate, this sixteenth day of July, in the year of our

Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four.

[l.s.] Kimberley, [l.s. ■ Aoki.

treaty of commerce and navigation between

GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

Signed at London, 3rd April, 1911

Preamble

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan and His Majesty the: King of the United

Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions Beyond the

Seas, Emperor of India, being desirous to strengthen the relations of amity and

good understanding which happily exist between them and between their subjects,

and to facilitate and extend the commercial relations between their two countries,

have resolved to conclude a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation for that purpose,,

and have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, His Excellency Monsieur Takaaki Kato,

■lusammi, First Class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure, His Imperial Majesty’s

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. James; and His

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

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, the Eight Honourable Sir

Edward Grey, a Baronet of the United Kingdom, a Member of Parliament. His

Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; who, after having com-

municated to each other their respective full powers, found to be in good and due

form, have agreed upon the following Articles:—

Art. 1.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall have full

liberty to enter, travel, and reside in the territories of the other, and, conforming

themselves to the laws of the country—

1. —Shall in all that relates to travel and residence be place

the same footing as native subjects.

2. —They shall have the right, equally with native subjec

commerce and manufacture, and to trade in all kinds of merchandise of lawful com-

merce, either in person dr by agents, singly or in partnerships with foreigners or

native subjects.

3. —They shall in all that relates to the pursuit of their indu

fessions, and educational studies be placed in all respects on the same footing as the

subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

4. —They shall be permitted to own or hire and occupy ho

warehouses, shops, and premises which may be necessary for them, and to lease

land for residential, commercial, industrial, and other lawful pui'poses, in the same

manner as native subjects.

5-—The, shall, on condition of reciprocity, be at full liberty to acquire and

possess every description of property, movable or immovable, which the laws of the

country permit or shall permit the subjects or citizens of any other foreign country

to acquire and possess, subject always to the conditions and limitations prescribed in

such laws. They may dispose of the same by sale, exchange, gift, marriage, testa-

ment, or. in any other manner, under the same conditions which are or shall be estab-

lished with regard to native subjects. They shall also be permitted, on compliance

TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION 27

with the laws of the country, freely to export the proceeds of the sale of their pro-

perty and their goods in general without being subjected as foreigners to other or

higher duties that those to which subjects of the country would be liable under

similar circumstances.

6. —They shall enjoy constant and complete protection and sec

persons and property; shall have free and easy access to the Courts of justice and

other tribunals in pursuit and defence of their claims and rights; and shall have full

liberty, equally with native subjects, to choose and employ lawyers and advocates to

represent them before such Courts and tribunals; and generally shall have the same

rights and privileges as native subjects in all that concerns the administration

of justice.

7. —They shall not be compelled to pay taxes, fees, charges, or co

any kind whatever other or higher than those which are or may be paid by native

subjects or the subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

8. —And they shall enjoy a perfect equality of treatment with nat

all that relates to facilities for warehousing under bond, bounties, and drawbacks.

Art. II.—The subjects of each of the high contracting parties in the territories

of the other shall be exempted from all compulsory military services, whether in the

army, navy, national guard, or militia; from all contributions imposed in lieu of

personal service; and from all forced loans and military requisitions or contributions

unless imposed on them equally with native subjects as owners, lessees, or occupiers

of immovable property.

In the above respects the subjects of each of the high contracting parties shall

not be accorded in the territories of the other less favourable treatment than that

which is or may be accorded to subjects or citizens of the most favoured nation.

Art. III.—The dwellings, warehouses, manufactories, and shops of the subjects

of each of the high contracting parties in the territories of the other, and all pre-

mises appertaining thereto used for lawful purposes, shall be respected. • It shall not

be allowable to proceed to mate a domiciliary visit to, or a search of, any such

buildings and premises, or to examine or inspect books, papers, or accounts, except

under the conditions and with the forms prescribed by the laws for native subjects.

Art. IV.—Each of the high contracting parties may appoint Consuls-General,

Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents in all ports, cities, and places of the

other, except in those where it may not be convenient to recognise such officers.

This exception, however, shall not be made in regard to one of the high contracting

parties wittiout being made likewise in regard to all other Powers.

Such Consuls-General, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and Consular Agents, having re-

ceived exequaturs or other sufficient authorisations from the Government of the

country to which they are appointed, shall have the right to exercise their functions,

and to enjoy the privileges, exemptions, and immunities which are.or may be granted

to the Consular officers of the most favoured nation. The Government issuing ex-

equaturs or other authorisations has the right in its discretion to cancel the same on

explaining the reasons for which it is thought proper to do so.

Art. V.—In case of the death of a subject of one of the high contracting

parties in the territories of the other, without leaving at the place of his decease any

person entitled by the laws of his country to take charge of and administer the

estate, the competent Consular officer of the State to which the deceased belonged

shall, upon fulfilment of the necessary formalities, be empowered to take custody of

and administer the estate in the manner and under the limitations prescribed by the

law of the country in which the property of the deceased is situated.

The foregoing provision shall also apply in case of a subject of one of the high

contracting parties dying outside the territories of the other, but possessing property

therein, without leaving any person there entitled to take charge of and administer

the estate.

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It is understood that in all that conoerns the administration of the estates of

deceased persons, any right, privilege, favour, or immunity which either of the high

contracting parties has actually grantedy or may hereafter grant, to the Gdnsdlftr

officers of any other foreign State shall be extended immediately and unconditionally

to the Consular officers of the other high contracting party.

Art' Tl—There shall be between the( territories of the two high contracting

parties' reciprocal freedoin of commerce and navigation. The subjects of each of the

high contracting parties shall have , liberty freely to come with their ships and

eargqes to all places/ ports, and .nyers in the territories of the other, which are or

may. be opened to foreign' commerce, and, conforming themselves to the laws of the-

country to which they thus come, shall enjoy the same rights, privileges, liberties,

favours, immunities, and exemptions in matters of commerce,and navigation as are

or thay be enjoyed by hative Subjects.

Art. VII.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one high

contracting party, upon importation into the territories of the other, from whatevei

place arriving, shall enjoy the lowest rates of Customs duty applicable to similar

articles of any other foreign origin.

No prohibition or restriction shall be maintained or imposed on the importation

of any article, the produce or manufacture of the territories of either of the high

contracting parties, into the territories of the other, from whatever place arriving,

which shall not equally extend to the importation of the like articles, being the pro-

duce or manufacture of any other foreign country. This provision is not applicable

to the sanitary or other prohibitions occasioned by the necessity of securing the

safety of persons, or o) cattle, or of plants useful to agriculture.

Art. VIII.—The articles, the produce or manufacture of the United Kingdom, enu-

merated in Part I. of the Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall not, on importation

into Japan, be subjected to higher Customs duties than those specified in the Schedule.

The articles, the produce Or manufacture of Japan, enumerated in Part II. of

tiie Schedule annexed to this Treaty, shall he free of duty on importation into the

United Kingdom.

Provided that if at any time after the expiration of one year from the date this

Treaty takes effect either of the high contracting parties desires to make a modi-

fication in the Schedule it may notify its desire to the other high contracting party,

and thereupon negotiatibns for the purpose shall be entered into forthwith. If the

negotiations are riot brought to a satisfactory conclusion within six months from the

date of notification, the high contractirig party which gave the notification may,

within one month, give six months’ notice to aborgate the present Article, and on

the expiration

prejudice to theofother

such stipulation

notice tlie present Article shall cease to have effect, without

of this Treaty.

Art. IX.—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contracting parties, exported to the territories of the other, shall not be sub-

jected on export, to other or higher charges than those on the like articles ex-

ported to any other foreign country. Nor shall any prohibition or restriction be

imposed on the exportation of any article from the territories of either of the two

High Contracting Parties to the territories of the other which shall not equally

extend to the exportation of the like article to any other foreign country.

Art. X,—Articles, the produce or manufacture of the territories of one of the

high contracting

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housed, and reloaded.

TREAl Y OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

Art. XI.—No internal duties levied for the benefit of the State, local authorities,

or corporations which affect, or may affect, the production, manufacture, or consump-

tion of any article in the territories of either of the high contracting parties shall

for any reason be a higher or more burdensome charge on articles the produce or

manufacture of the territories of the other than on similar articles of native origin.

The produce or manufacture of the territories of either of the higb, contracting

parties imported into the territories of the other, and intended,for warehousing or

transit, shall not be subjected to any internal duty. -

Art. XII.—Merchants and manufacturers, subjects of one of the high contract-

ing parties, as well as merchants and manufacturers domiciled and exercising their

commerce and industries in the territories of such party, may, in the territories of

the other, either personally or by means of commercial travellers, make purchases or

collect orders, with or without samples, and such merchams, manufacturers, and

'heir commercial travellers, while so making purchases and collecting orders, shall

in the matter of taxation and facilities, enjoy the most favoured nation treatment.

Articles imported as samples for the purposes above-mentioned shall, in each

country, be temporarily admitted free of duty on compliance with the Customs re-

gulations and formalities established to assure their re-exportation or the payment of

the prescribed Customs duties if not re-exported within the period allowed by law.

But the foregoing privilege shall not extend to articles which, owing to their quantity

or value, cannot be considered as samples, or which, owing to their nature, could not

be identified upon re-exportation. The determination of the question of the qualifica-

tion of samples for duty-tree admission rests in all cases exclusively with the com-

petent authorities of the place where the importation is effected.

Art. XIII.—The marks, stamps, or seals placed upon the samples mentioned in

the preceding Article by the Customs authorities of one country at the time of ex-

portation, and the officially-attested list of such samples containing a: full description

thereof issued by them, shall by reciprocally accepted by the Customs officials of the

other as establishing their character as samples and exempting them from inspection

except so far as may be necessary to establish that the samples produced, are those

enumerated in the list. The Customs authorities of either country may, however,

affix a supplementary mark to such samples hi special cases where they may think

this precaution necessary.

Art. XIV. —The Chambers of Commerce, as well as such other Trade Association,

and other recognised Commercial Associations in the territories of the high con-

tracting Parties as may be authorised in this behalf, shall be mutually accepted as

competent authorities for issuing any certificates that may be, required for com-

mercial travellers.

Art. X V.—Limited liability and other companies and associations,,commercial,

industrial, and financial, already or hereafter to be organised in accordance with the

laws of either high contracting party, are authorised, in the territories, of the others

to exercise their right and appear in the Courts either as plaintiffs or defendants,

subject to the laws of such other party.

Art. XVI.—Each of the high contracting par ties shall permit the importation or

exportation of all merchandise which may be legally imported or esperted, and also

the carriage of passengers from or to their respective territories, upon the vessels of

the other; and such vessels, their cargoes, and passengers,, shall enjoy the same

privileges as, and shall not be subjected to* any other or higher duties or charges

than national vessels and their cargoes and passengers.

Aft. XVII.—In all that regards the stationing, loading, and unloading of vessels

in the ports, docks, roadsteads, and harbours of the high contracting parties-, on

privileges or facilities shall be granted by either party to nationaT vessels which’are

30 BETWEEN GREA.T BRITAIN AND JAPAN

not equally, in like cases, granted to the vessels of the other country; the intention of

the high contracting parties being that in these respects also the vessels of the two

countries shall be treated on the footing of perfect equality.

Art. XVIII.—All vessels which according to Japanese law are to be deemed

Japanese vessels, and all vessels which according to British law are to be deemed

British vessels, shall, for the purpose of this Treaty, be deemed Japanese and British

vessels respectively.

Art. XIX.—No duties of tonnage, harbour, pilotage, lighthouse, quarantine, or

other analogous duties or charges of whatever nature, or under whatever denomina-

tion, levied in the name or for the profit of Government, public functionaries, private

individuals, corporations or establishments of any kind, shall be imposed in the ports

of either country upon the vessels of the other which shall not equally, under the

same conditions, be imposed in like cases on national vessels in general, or vessels to

the most-favoured nation. Such equality of treatment shall apply to the vessels of

either country from whatever place they may arrive and whatever may be their

destination.

Art. XX.—Vessels charged with performance of regular scheduled postal service

of one of the high contracting parties shall enjoy in the territorial waters of the

other the same special facilities, privileges, and immunities as are granted to like

vessels of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXI.—The coasting trade of the high contracting parlies is excepted from

the provisions of the present Treaty, and shall be regulated according to the laws of

Japan and the United Kingdom respectively. It is, however, understood that the

subjects and vessels of either high contracting party shall enjoy in this respect

most favoured nation treatment in the territories of the other.

Japanese and British vessels may, nevertheless, proceed from one port to an-

other, either for the purpose of landing the whole or part of their passengers or

cargoes brought from abroad, or of taking on board the whole or part of their pas-

sengers or cargoes for a foreign destination.

It is also understood that, in the event of the coasting trade of either country being

exclusively reserved to national vessels, the vessels of the other country, if engaged

in trade to or from places not within the limits of the coasting trade so reserved,

shall not be prohibited from the carriage between two ports of the former country of

passengers holding through tickets or merchandise consigned on through bills of lad-

ing to or from places not within the above-mentioned limits, and while engaged in

such carriage these vessels and their cargoes shall enjoy the full privileges of this

Treaty.

Art. XXII.—If any seaman should desert from any ship belonging to either of the

high contracting parties in the territorial waters of the other, the local authorities

shall, within the limits of law, be bound to give every assistance in their power for

the recovery of such deserter, on application to that effect being made to them by the

competent Consular officer of the country to which the ship of the deserter may belong,

accompanied by an assurance that all expense connected therewith will be repaid.

It is understood that this stipulation shall not apply to the subjects of the

country where the desertion takes place.

Art. XXIII.—Any vessel of either of the high contracting parties which may be

compelled, by stress of weather or by accident, to take shelter in a port of the other

shall be at liberty to refit therein, to procure all necessarv stores, and to put to sea

again, without paying any dues other than such as would be payable in the like case

by a national vessel. In case, however, the master of a merchant-vessel should be

under the necessity of disposing of a part of his merchandise in order to defray the

expenses, he shall be bound to conform to the Regulations and Tariffs of the place to

which he may have come.

TREATY OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION 3l

If aiiy Vessel of on# of the high contr&ctmg parties- should run' aground or be

wrecked upon the coasts of the other, such vessel, and all parts thereof, and all

furniture and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and all goods and merchandise

saved therefrom, including any which may have been cast into the sea, or the pro-

ceeds thereof, if sold, as well as all papers found on board such stranded or wrecked

vessel, shall be given up to the owners or their agents when claimed by them. If

there are no such owners or agents on the spot, then the same shall be delivered to

the Japanese or British Consular officer in whose district the wreck or stranding may

have taken place upon being claimed by him within the period fixed by the laws of

the country, and such Consular officer, owners, or agents shall pay only the expenses

incurred in the preservation of the property, together with the salvage or other ex-

penses which would have been payable in the like case of a wreck dr stranding of a

national vessel.

The high contracting parties agree, moreover, than merchandise saved shall not

be subjected to’ the payment of any Customs duty unless cleared for internal con-

sumption.

In the case either of a vessel being driven in by stress of weather, run aground,

or wrecked, the respective Consular officers shall, if the owner or master or other

agent of the owner is not present, or is present and requires it, be authorised to

interpose in order to afford the necessary assistance to their fellow-countrymen.

Art. XXIV.—The high contracting parties agree that in all that concerns, com-

merce, navigation, and industry, any favour, privilege, or immunity which either

high contracting party has actually granted, or may hereafter grant, to the ships

subjects, or citizens of any other foreign State shall be extended immediately and

unconditionally to the ships-or subjects of the other high contracting party, it

being their intention that the commerce, navigation, and industry of each country

shall be placed in all respects on the footing of the most favoured nation.

Art. XXV.—The stipulations of this Treaty do not apply to tariff cdheessions

granted by either of the high contracting parties to contiguous States solely to

facilitate frontier traffic within a limited zone on each side of the frontier, or to the

treatment accorded to the produce of the national fisheries of the high contracting

parties or to special tariff favours granted by Japan in regard to fish and other

aquatic products taken in the foreign waters in the vicinity of Japan-

Art. XXVI.—The stipulations of the present Treaty shall not be applicable to any

of His Britannic Majesty’s Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, or Protectorates beyond

the Seas, unless notice of adhesion shall have been given on behalf of any such

Dominion, Colony, Possession, or Protectorate by His Britannic Majesty’s Repre-

sentative at Tokyo before the expiration of two years from the date of the exchange

of the ratifications of the present Treaty.

Art. XXVII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified, and the ratifications exchanged

at Tokyo as soon as possible. It shall enter into operation on the 17th July, 1911,

and remain in force until the 16th July, 1923. In case neither of the high con-

tracting parties shall have given notice to the other, twelve months before the ex-

piration of the said period, of its intention to terminate the Treaty, it shall continue

operative until the expiration of one year from the date on which either of the high

contracting parties shall have denounced it.

As regards the British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates to

which the present Treaty may have been made applicable in virtue of Article XXVI.,

however, either of the high contracting parties shall have the right to terminate it

separately at any time on giving twelve months’ notice to that effect.

It is understood that the stipulations of the present and of the preceding Article

referring to British Dominions, Colonies, Possessions, and Protectorates apply also

to the island of Cyprus.

32 BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty, and have affixed thereto the seal of their arms.

Done at London in duplicate this 3rd day of April, 1911.

(Signed) Takaaki Kato [l s.}

„ E. G-rey „

SCHEDULE

Part I.

No. m Japanese Description of Unit of ofRate

Statutorv Tariff. Article. Weight. in Duty Ten.

266.—Paints:—

4. Other:

A. Each weighing not more than 6 kilogrammes including the

weight of the receptacle 100 kins 4.26

(including receptacles)

B. Other ' 100 kins 3.30

275.—Linen Yarns:—

1. Single:

A. Gray „ 8.60

B. Other „ 9.25

298.—Tissues of Cotton :—

l. Velvets, plushes, and other pile tissues, with piles cut or uncut:

A. Gray 25.50

B. Other ,. 30.00

7. Plain tissues, not otherwise provided for:

A. Gray:

Al. Weighing not more than 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. It' threads or less ... ... „ 15.30

b. 27 „ „ ... ... „ 20.70

c. 35 „ „ .. „ 28.70

d. 43 „ „ „ 38.00

e. More than 43 threads „ 51.30

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... ...100 kins 8.30

5. 27 „ „ ... . . „ 10.50

c. 35 „ „ .. „ 13.50

d. 43 „ „ „ 16.50

e. More than 43 threads '... „ 18.70

A3. Weighing not more than 20 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less „ 6.70

b. 27 „ „ „ 8.30

c. 35 „ „ „ 10.50

d. 4.3 „ , . „ „ 13.50

e. More than 43 threads 14.70

TREATY OP COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

No. in Japanese Description of Unit of Rate

Statutory Tarff. Article. Weight. ofin Duty

Yen.

A4. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... 6.00

b. 27 „ „ , 6.70

c. 35 „ „ 8.00

d. 43 .. „ , 10.70

e. More than 34 threads 13.30

M. Other ... , 9 30

B. Bleached simply ...The above duties on gray tissues plus 3 yen per 100 kins

G. Other „ „ ,, 7 „ ,,

299. Other:

A. Gray:

Al. Weighing not more than 5 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 19 threads or less ... 100 kins 16.00

b. 27 „ „ „ 21.30

c. 35 „ „ ... -■ „ 29.30

d. 43 „ „ .. 39 30

e. More than 43 threads „ 53.30

A2. Weighing not more than 10 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

а. 19 threads or less ,, 8.00

б. 27 .. „ ... „ 10.00

c. 35 ., „ „ 14.30

d. 43 „ ,. „ 18.00

e. More than 43 thi'eads „ 20.00

yl3. Weighing not more than 20 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 27 threads or less ... ... ... „ 8.00

b. 35 ,. „ „ 11.30

c. 43 „ ,. „ 15.00

d. More than 43 threads „ 18.80

A4. Weighing not more than 30 kilogrammes per 100 square

metres, and having in a square of 5 millimetres side in

warp and woof:

a. 27 threads or less 100 kins 7.30

b. 35 .. „ „ 8.70

c. 43 „ „ „ 11.30

d. More than 43 threads „ 14.70

A5. Other „ 10.00

B. Bleached simply ... The above duties on gray tissues plus 3 yen per 100 kins

O. Other ... „ „ „ „ 7

34 BETWEEN GEEAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN

No. in Japanese Description of Rate

tUnit of of Duty-

Statutory Tariff. Article. 'Weight. in Ten.

301.—Tissues of wool, and mixed tissues of wool and cotton, of won] and silk, or of

wool, cotton and silk :—

2. Other:

A. Of wool:

h. Weighing not more than 200 grammes per square metre ..100 kins 57.50

e. „ 500 „ „ ... „ 45.00

d. Other „ 40.00

R Of wool and cotton :

c. Weighing not more than 500 grammes per square metre 30.00

d. Other 18.00

462.—Iron:

1. In lumps, ingots, blooms, billets and slabs:

A. Pig iron 00.83

4. Plates and Sheets :

A. Not coated with metals:

AS. Other:

a. Not exceeding 0.7 millimetres in thickness 0.30

Coated with base metals:

Bl. Tinned (tinned iron sheets and tinned steel sheets) :

a. Ordinary ... 0.70

B2. Galvanised (corrugated or not) 1.20

Part II.

1. —Habutae or pure silk, not dyed or printed.

2. —Handkerchiefs or habutae or pure silk, not dyed

3. —Copper, unwrought, in ingots and slabs.

4. —Plaiting or straw and other materials.

5. —Camphor and camphor oil.

6. —Baskets (including trunks) and basketware of b

7. —Mats and matting of rush.

8. —Lacquered wares, coated with Japanese lacquer

9. —Rape-seed oil.

10.—Cloisonne wares.

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

THE QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE

OFFICIAL TEXT

At the fourth plenary session of the Conference on Limitation of Armaments

held on December 10th, 1921, Senator Lodge made public the following draft of a

treaty and accompanying reservations:—

The United States of America, the British Empire, France and Japan, with

a view to the preservation of the general peace and the maintenance of their

rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in the

regions of the Pacific Ocean, have determined to conclude a treaty to this effect

and have appointed as their plenipotentiaries :—

The President of the United States

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

Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the seas, Emperor of

India

And

For the Dominion of Canada

For the Commonwealth of Australia

For the Dominion of New Zealand

For India

The President of the French Republic-

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan

Who, having communicated their full powers found in good and due form, have

agreed as follows:—

Article I.—The high contracting parties agree as between themselves to

respect their rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in

the region of the Pacific Ocean. If there should develop between any of the

high contracting parties a controversy arising out of any Pacific question and

involving their said rights, which is not satisfactorily settled by diplomacy and is

likely to affect the harmonious accord now happily subsisting between them, they

sha'l invite the other high contracting parties to a joint conference to which the

whole subject will be referred for consideration and adjustment.

Article It.—If the said rights are threatened by the aggressive action of any

other Power, the high contracting parties shall communicate with one another

fully and frankly in order to arrive at an understanding as to the most efficient

measures to be jointly or separately taken to meet the particular situation.

Article III.—This Agreement shall remain in force for ten years from the

time it shall take effect, and after the expiration of said period it shall continue to

be in force subject to the right of any of the high contracting parties to terminate

it upon twelve months’ notice.

Article IV.—This Agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible in accord-

ance with the constitutional methods of the high contracting parties and shall

take effect on the deposit of ratifications, which shall take place at Washington,

and thereupon the Agreement between Great Britain and Japan which was con-

cluded at London on July 13th, 1911, shall terminate.

Reservations.—The signing of this Treaty is on the part of the United States

subject to (reservations affecting) the island of Yap and whit are termed the

Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean, north of the Equator, the negotiations in

regard to which are almost con du led, and also the reservations with resp*ct to

what are termed the Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean south of the Equator.

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86 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

It should also be observed that the controversies to which the proposed Treaty refers

do not include questions which, according to the principles of international law,

lie exclusively within the domestic jurisdiction of the respective Powers.

In the course of his address, Senator Lodge stated : “ To put it in a few words

the Treaty provides that the four signatory Powers will ay:ree between themselves

in regard to their insular possessions and dominions in the region of the Pacific,

and that if any controversy should arise as to such rights all the high contracting

parties shall be invited to a joint conference looking to the adjustment of such

contnoversy. They agree to take similar action in the case of aggression by any

other Power upon these insular possessions or dominions. This Agreement is to

remain in force for tea years, and, after ratification under the constitutional

methods of the high contracting parties, the existing agreement between Great

Britain and Japan, which was concluded at London on July 13, 1911, shall

terminate. Each signer is bound to respect the rights of the others, and before

taking action in any controversy to consult with them. There is no provision for

the use of force to carry out any of the terms of the Agreement, and no military or

naval stations lurk anywhere in the background or under cover of these plaiti and

direcb clauses. The surest way to prevent war is to remove the cause of war.

This is an attempt to remove the cause of war over a great, area of the globe’s

surface by reliance upon the good faith and honest intentions of the nations which

signed this Treaty solving all differences through a process of diplomacy and joint

consideration and conciliation.

TERRITORIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTEGRITY OF CHINA

The Far Eastern Committee of the Conference unanimously adopted a resolu-

tion declaring in favour of the territorial and administrative integrity of China.

The resolution, which was drafted and presented by Senator Root, was signed by

eight Powers, China refraining from appending her signature as being unfitting

in a document regarding herself.

. Following is the text of the resolution:—“It is the .firm intention of the

Powers attending the Conference, firstly, to respect the sovereignty, independence

and territorial and administrative integrity of China; secondly, to provide the fullest,

unembarrassed opportunity for China to develop and to maintain an effective and

stabie Government ; thirdly, to use their influence for the purpose of effectively

establishing and maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for commerce and

industry to all nations throughout tihinese territory ; fourthly, to refrain from faking,

advantage of present conditions in order to seek special rights and privileges

abridging tbe rights of subjects of friendly States, and also to refrain from

countenancing any action inimical to the security of such States.”

The Far Eastern Committee passed a resolution, suggested by Sir Auckland

Geddes, under which the Powers attending the Conference declared their inten-

tion “ not to. enter into any treaty, agreement, arrangement, or understanding with

one another, or individually or collectively with any Power or Powers, which

infringes or impairs the principles declared by the resolut ion adopted by the Com-

mittee on the 21st nit.” (i.e., Senator Root’s resolution declaring for the territorial

and administrative integrity of China).

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

FOREIGN TOST OFFICES IN CHINA

Representatives of the nine Powers sitting as a Committee on the Pacific and

Far Eastern questions adopted a resolution in favour of the relinquishment of.

Toreign post-office privileges in China. All the Powers agreed upon January 1st, 1923,

as the date of relinquishment.

The text of the resolution is:— “ Recognising the justice of the desire expressed

by the Chinese Government to secure the abolition of foreign postal agencies in

China, save or except in leased territories or otherwise specifically provided for by

freaty, it is resolved :

“ I:—That the four Powers having such postal agencies agree to their

abandonment, subject to the following conditions : First, that an efficient Chinese

postal service be maintained; second, that an assurance be given by the Chinese

Government that they contemplate no change in the present postal administration

as far as the status of the foreign Co-Director-General is concerned.

“Us—To enable China and the Powers concerned to make the necessary

dispositions this arrangement shall come into force riot later than (date blank).

Pending the complete withdrawal of foreign postal agencies the four Powers concerned

severally undertake to afford full facilities to the Chinese Customs authorities to

examine all postal matter (except ordinary letters, whether registered or not, which

upon external examination appear to contain written matter) passing through with a

view to ascertaining whether they contain articles of dutiable contraband or other-

wise contravening ihe Customs regulations and laws of China.”

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN CHINA

A resolution was unanimously adopted by the Par Eastern Committee rela'ive to

the Extra-Territorial Question, tt provides that the Powers concerned shall establish

a Commission, to which each shall appoint a plumber, to enquire into the present

practice of extra-territorial jurisdiction in China, and into the laws, the judicial system

and methods of judicial administration, with a view to reporting findings of fact, with

recommendations regarding the means to improve the existing conditions of adminis-

tration of justice in China and to assist the efforts of the Chinese Government,to

effect such L gislation and judicial reforms as will warrant the Powers in relinquishing

progressively or otherwise their rights of extra-territoriality.

The Commission shall be constituted within three mont'.s after the adjournment

of the Conference, and be instructed to submit its report and recommendat ions within

a year after the Commission’s first meeting. Each of the Powers shall be deemed free

to accept or reject all or any portion of the recommendations, but in no case are any

of the Powers to make acceptance directly or indirectly dependent oil China’s granting

any special concession, favour, benefit, or immunity, whether political or economic.

An additional resolution provides that non-signatory Powers having extra-terri-

torial rights in China may accede to the resolution in regard to extra-territoriality

within three months after the adjournment of the Conference.

A further additional resolution expresses < hina’s satisfaction with the sympathv

of the Powers in regard to the abolition of extra-territoriality, and declares China’s

inttntion to appoint a Chinese member of the Extra-Territoriabty Commission, it

being understood that China is free to accept or reject any or all of the recommenda-

tions of the Commission. China is prej ared to co-operate in the work of the

Commission and in every way to facilitate the successful accomplishment of its task

-3H WASHINGTON OONFERhlNOE RESOLUTIONS

RADIO STATIONS IN CHINA

A report was submitted by the Sub-Committee on Drafting relating to radio

stati ons for China which states that representatives of the nine Powers at the

Conference decided that all radio stations in China, whether maintained under the

provisions of the International Protocol of September, 1901, or, in fact maintained

on the groun Is of any of the foreign Legations i i China, shtll be limited in use to

sending and receiving Government messages and shall not receive or send commercial,

personal, or unofficial messages, including Press matter.

It is provided, however, that in case all other telegraphic communication is inter-

rupted, then, upon official notification, accompanied by proof of such interruption, to

the Chinese Ministry of Communications such stations may afford temporary facilities

for messages excluded as before-mentioned until the Chinese Government notify the

termination of the interruption.

Ail radio stations on Chinese territory operated by foreign Governments’ sub-

jects under treaties or concessions shall limit the messages sent or received by the

terms of the treaty or concession under which the respective stations are maintained.

Any radio station maintained without the authority of the Chinese Government shall

be transferred to China to be operated under the direction of the Chinese Ministry of

Communications, against compensation t > the owners for the value of the installation,

as soon as the Ministry is prepare 1 to operate the same effectively for general public

benefit. Should any question arise regarding radio stations in leased territories,

the South Manchuria railway zone, or the French Concession in Shanghai they

shall be regarded as matters for discussion between the Chinese Government and the

Governments concerned. Owners or managers of all foreign radio stations shall

confer with the Chinese Ministry of Communications for the purpose of seeking a

common arrangement to avoid interference in the use of wave lengths by wireless

stations in China, subject to such a general arrangement as may be made by the

Internal ion il Conference convened for revision of the rules established by the

London International Radio Telegraph Convention of 1912.

TEXT OF THE NINE-POWER AGREEMENT

The following is the text of the two treaties regarding China approved

on February 4th, 1922, by the Conference at Washington:—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to adopt a poliry designed to stabilize conditions in the Far East,

to safeguard the rights and imerests of China, and to promote intercourse between

China and the other Powers upon the basis of equality of opportunity, have

resolved to conclude a Treaty for that purpose and to that end have appointed

as their respective plenipotentiaries (Here follow the names of the plenipoten-

tiaries), who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found to be in

good and due form, have agreed as follows:—

Article I.

The contracting Powers, other than China, agree:

1. —To respect the sovereignty, the independence, and

and administrative integrity of China.

2. —To provide the fullest and most unembarrassed opp

to develop and maintain for herself an effective and stable Government.

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONvS

3. —To use their influence for the purpose of effectually e

maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for the commerce and industry

of all nations throughout the territory of China.

4. —To refrain from taking advantage of conditions in China

special rights or privileges which would abridge the rights of subjects or citizens

of friendly States, and from countenancing action inimical to the security of such

States.

Article II.

The contracting Powers agree not to enter into any treaty, agreement,

arrangement or understanding, either with one another or individually or

collectively, with any Power or Powers, which would infringe or impair the

principles stated in Article I.

Article III.

With a view to apply more effectually the principles of the open door or

equality of opportunity in China for the trade and industry of all nations, the

con racting Powers, other than China, agree they will not seek nor support

their respective nations in seeking :

(a) Any arrangement which might purport to establish in favour of their

interests any general superiority of rights with respect to commercial or economic

development in any designated region in China.

(ft) Any such monopoly or preference as would deprive the nationals of any

other Power of the right of undertaking any legitimate trade or industry in

China, or of participating with the Chinese Government or with any local authority

in any category of puMic enterprise, or which by reason of its scope, duration or

geographical extent is calculated to frustrate the practical application of the

principle of equal opportunity.

It is understood that the foregoing stipulations of this article are

not to be so construed as to prohibit the acquisition of such properties or rights as

may be necessary to the conduct of a particular commercial, industrial or financial

undertaking or to the encouragement of invention and research.

China undertakes to be guided by the principles stated in the foregoing

stipulations of this article in dealing with applications for economic rights and

privileges from Governments and nationals of all foreign countries, whether parties

to the present treaty or not.

Article IV.

The contracting Powers agree not to support any agreements by their respective

nationals with each other designed to create spheres of influence or to provide for

the enjoyment of mutually exclusive opportunities in designated parts of Chinese

territory.

Article V.

China agrees that throughout the whole of the railways in China she will not

exercise or permit unfair discriminations of any kind. In particular there shall be

no discrimination whatever, dir ct or indirect, in respect of charges or of facilities

on the ground of the nationality of passengers or the countries from which or to

which they are proceeding, or tlie origin or ownership of goods or the country from

which or to which they are consigned, or the nationality or ownership of the ship or

other means of conveying such passengers or goods before or after their transport

on the Chinese railways.

The contracting Powers, other than China, assume a corresponding obligation

in respect of any of the aforesaid railways over which they or their nationals are in a

position to exercise any control in virtue of any concession, special agreement or

otherwise.

4>) WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

Article VI.

The contracting parties, other than China, agree fully to respect China’s rights

as a neutral in time of war to which China is not a party; an 1 China declares tuat

when she is a neutral she will observe the obligations of neutrality.

Article VIJ.

The contracting Powers agree that whenever a situation arises which, in the

opinion of any one of them, involves the applic ition of the stipulations of the present

tretty, and ren lers desirable discussion of such application, there sh ill be full and

frank communication between the contracting Powers concerned.

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty whl'h have governments recognised

by the signatory Powers and which have treaty relations with China shall be invited

to tvdh ire to the pres mt Treaty. To this en l the (iovernment of the United States

will make the necessary communications to non-signatory Powers and will inform the

contracting Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shill become

effective on receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United St ites.

Article IX.

The present treaty shall be ratified by the cpntracting Powers in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the other con-

tracting Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

Thv! present treaty, of which the English and French te^ts are both authentic,

shall re nain deposited in the archives of t he Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall be transmitted by that Government to ihe other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries have signe l the present

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington, the sixth day of February, one thousand

nine hundred and twenty-two.

THE BOARD OP REFERENCE

The following resolution was adopted as a supplement to the general Far

Eastern Treaty :

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to provide a p'-ocedure for dealing with questions that may arise in

connection with the execution of the provisions or Articles III. and V. of t >e Treaty

to be signed at Washington on February 6th, 1922 with reference to their general

policy, designed to stabilize conditions in the Far E ist, to s-afeguard the rights and

interests of China, and to promote interest between China and the other Powers

upon the basis of equality of opportunity;

Res dve. That there shall be established in China a Board of Reference to

which any questions arising in connection with the execution of the aforesaid articles

may be referred for investigation and report.

The special conf-rence, provided in Article II, of the treaty to be signed at

Washington oh Febmary 6th, 1922, with reference to the Chinese Customs Tariff

shall formulate f >r the approval of the Powers concerned a detailed plan for the

constitution of the Board.

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESQiUTIONS H

TREATY ON THE CHINESE TARIFF

The treaty relative to the Chinese Tariff and cognate matters reads:—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

With a view to increasing the revenues of the Chinese Government have

resolved to conclude a treaty relating to the revision of the Chinese Customs Tariff

, and cogna'e matters, and to that end have appointed as their plenipotentiaries

I (Here follows the names of the plenipotentiaries), who, having communicated to each

| other their full powers, found to be in good and due form, have agreed as follows,:-^

Article I.

The representatives of the contracting Powers having adopted, on the 4th day of

February, 1922, in the City of Washington, a resolution, which is appended as an

. annex to this article, with respect to the revision of Chinese customs duties for the

purpose of making such duties equivalent to an effective 5 per cent., ad valorem, in

accordance with existing treaties concluded by China with other nations, the con-

tracting Powers hereby confirm the said resolution and undertake to accept the

tariff rates fixed as a result of such revision. The said tariff'rates shall become

efft ctive as soon as possible, but not earlier than two months after publication

thereof.

Annex

With a view to providing additional revenue to meet the needs of the Chinese

Government, the Powers represented at this Conference, namely, the United States of

America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France, Italy, Japan, the ^Netherlands

and Portugal, agree:

That the Customs schedule of duties on imports into China, adopted by the

Tariff Revision Commission at Shanghai on Decemb r 19th, 1918, shall forthwith be

i revised so that rates of duty shall be equivalent to 5 per cent, effective, as provided

I for in the several commercial treaties to which China is a party.

A Revision Commission shall meet at Shanghai at the earliest practicable date

. to effect this revision forthwith and on the general lines of the last revision.

This Commission shall be composed of representatives of the Powers above

named and of representatives of any additional Powers, having governments at

| present recognized by the Powers represented at this Conference and who have

treaties with China providing for a tariff’ on imports and exports not to . exceed 5

j per rent, ad valorem and who desire to participate therein.

The revision shall proceed as rapidly as possible with a view to its completion

within four montlis from the date of the adoption of this resolution by the Con-

ference on the Limitation of Armaments and Pacific and Far Eastern Questions.

The revised tariff shall become effective as soon as possible, but not earlier than

I two months after its publication by the Revision Commission.

The Government of the United States, as convener of the present Conference, is

I requested forthwith to communicate the terms of this resolution to the Governments

I of Powers not represented at this Conference but who participated in the revision of

I 1918 aforesaid

Article II.

r Immediate steps shall be taken through a special conference to prepare the way

I, f°downthein speedy abolition of likin and for the fulfilment

Article VIII. of the treaty 61 September 6th, 1902,of between

the otherGreat

conditions

Britain laid

and

I China; in Article IV. and V. of the treaty of October 8th, 1903. between the United

I■ States and China ; and in Article 1. of the supplementary treaty of October

between Japan and China, with a view to levying the surtaxes provided for in these 8th, 1903,

| Articles.

42 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

The special Conference shrill be composed of representatives of the signatory

Powers, and of such other Powers as may desire to participate and may adhere to

the ' present treaty, in accord with the provisions of Article YIII., in sufficient time to

allow their representatives to take part. It shall meet in China within three months

after the coming into force of the present treaty on a day and at a place to be

designated by the Chinese Government.

Article III.

The special conference provided for in Article II. shall consider the interim

provision to be applied prior to the abolition of likin and the fulfilment of the other

conditions laid down in the articles of the treaties mentioned in Article II.; and it

shall authorize the levying of a surtax on dutiable imports as from such date, for

such purposes and subject to such conditions as it may determine.

The surtax shall he at a uniform rate of 2| per centum ad valorem, provided

that in case of certain articles of luxury which, in the opinion of the special Conference,

can bear a greater increase without unduly impeding trade, the total surtax may be

nereased, out may not exceed 5 per centum ad valorem,.

Article IV.

Following the immediate revision of the Customs schedule of duties on imports

into China mentioned in Article I., there shall be a further revision thereof, to take

effect at the expiration of four years following the completion "f the aforesaid im-

mediate revision, in order to insure that the Customs duties shall correspond to the

ad valorem rates fixed by the special Conference provided in Article II.

Following this further revision there shall be for the same purpose periodical

revisions of the Customs schedule of duties of imports into China every seven years,

in lieu of the decennial revision authorized by existing treaties with China.

In order to prevent delay, any revision made in pursuance of this Article shall

be effected in accord with rules to be prescribed by the special Conference provided

for in Article IT.

Article V.

In all matters relating to Customs duties there shall be effective equality of treat-

ment and of opportunity for all the contracting Powers.

Article VI

The principle of uniformity in the rates of Customs duties levied at all the land

and maritime frontiers of China is hereby recognised. The special Conference

provided for in Article II. shall make arrangements to give practical effect to this

principle, and it is authorised to make equitable adjustments in those cases in which

a Customs privilege to be abolished was granted in return for some local economic-

advantage.

In the meantime, any increase in the rates of Customs duties resulting from

tariff revision or any surtax hereafter imposed in pursuance of the present Treaty

shall be levied at a uniform rate ad valorem at all laud and maritime frontiers of

China.

Article VII.

The charge for transit passes shall be at the rate of 2^ per centum ad valorem

until the arrangements provided for by Article II. come into force.

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty, whose Governments are at present

recognised by the signatory Powers and whose present treaties with China provide

for a tariff on imports and exports not to exceed 5 per centum ad valorem, shall be

invited to adhere to the present Treaty.

WASHINGTON CONFEKENCE KESOLfmONS 43

The Government of the United States undertakes to make the neces-sary com-

munications for this purpose and to inform the Governments of the contracting

Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shall betome ehective on

receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United States.

Article IX.

The provisions of the present Treaty shall override all stipulations of treaties

between China and the respective contracting Powers which are inconsistent there-

with. other than stipulations according most-favoured-nation treatment.

Article X.

The present Treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accord with

their respective constitutional methods and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the contracting

Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

The present Treaty, of which the English and French texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall bo transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington the sixth day of February, one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-two.

GENERAL REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH

TRADE IS TO BE CONDUCTED IN SIAM

Art. I.—The master of any English ship coining to -Bangkok to trade must,

cither before or after entering the river, as may be found convenient, report the

arrival of his vessel at the Custom-house at Paknam, together with the number of

his crew and guns, and the port from whence he comes. Upon anchoring his vessel

at Paknam, lie will deliver into the custody of the Custom-house officers all his guns

tind ammunition; and a Custom-house officer will then be appointed to the vessel,

and will proceed in her to Bangkok

Art. II.—A vessel passing Paknam without discharging her guns and ammuni-

tion as directed in the foregoing regulation will be sent back to Paknam to comply

with its provisions, and will be lined eight hundred ticals for having so disobeyed.

After delivery of her guns and ammunition she will be permitted to return to

Bangkok to trade.

Art. III.—When a British vessel shall have cast anchor at Bangkok, the master,

unless a Sunday should intervene, will within four and twenty hours after arrival

proceed to the British Consulate, and deposit there his ship’s papers, bills of lading,

etc,, together with a true manifest of his import cargo; and upon tlie Consuls

reporting these particulars to the. Custom-house permission to break bulk will at once

be given by the latter.

For neglecting so to report his arrival or for presenting a false manifest, the

master will subject himself, in each instance, to a penalty of four hundred ticals; but

he will be allowed to correct, within twenty-four hours after delivery of it to the

Consul, any mistake he may discover in his manifest, without incurring the above-

mentioned penalty.

Art. IV.—A British vessel breaking bulk, and commencing to discharge, before

due permission shall be obtained, or smuggling, either when in the river or outside

the bar, shall be subject to the penalty of eight hundred ticals and confiscation of

the goods so smuggled or discharged.

Art. V.—As soon as a British vessel shall have discharged her cargo and

completed her outward lading, paid all her duties and delivered a true manifest of

her outward cargo to the British Consul, a Siamese port-clearance shall be granted

her on application from the Consul, who in the absence of any legal impediment to

her departure, will then return to the master his ship’s papers, and allow the vessel

to leave. A Custom-house officer will accompany the vessel to Paknam; and on

arriving there she will be inspected by the Custom-house officers of that station, and

will receive from them the guns and ammunition previously delivered into their

charge. The above regulations, numbered from 1 to 5, are obligatory under the

Treaty concluded between Great Britain and Siam; those which follow, numbered

from 6 to 14, are equally to be observed by masters of British vessels and their crews.

Art. VI.—Masters of British vessels, when reporting their arrival at Her Majesty’s

Consulate at the port of Bangkok, as directed by the fourth regulation above quoted,

shall notify in writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of

the registered crew.

Notice ormust

passengers likewise

in any otherbecapacity

given of(seamen

the number andthenames

borne on of persons,

muster-roll who, in-as

excepted),

tend to leave Siam in a British vessel.

Art. VII.—Seunen, lascai's, and otlier.s belonging to Britisli vessels in the port

are strictly prohibited to wear side knives and other weapons while on shore.

Art. VIII.—Should any seaman or apprentice absent himself without leave, the

master will report his absence, if such exceeds twentv-four hours, at the Consulate

offices.

Art. IX.—-Anv British subject who entices a seaman or apprentice to desert,

incurs, according to the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, paragraph 257, a penalty not

TARIFF OF DUTIES—SIAM '45

exceeding ten pounds; or any such subject who wilfully harbours or secretes a person

deserted from his ship incurs a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, if it be proved

that he had knowledge of his being a deserter.

In default of the payment of such fines, the offender is to be imprisoned in the

Consular gaol for any term not exceeding three months, with or without hard labour.

Art. X.—All cases of death, and especially of sudden death, occurring on board

of British vessels in the port of Bangkok must be immediately reported at the

Consulate.

Art. XI.—The discharge of guns from vessels anchored iu the port of Bangkok,

without notice having been previously given, and permission obtained through ELM.

Consul from the proper Siamese authority, is forbidden, under a penalty not exceed-

ing ten pounds.

Art. XII.—It is strictly prohibited to shoot birds within the precincts of the

Wats or Temples, either in Bangkok or elsewhere within the Siamese dominions, or to

injure or damage any of the statues or figures, the trees or shrubs in such localities of

Siamese worship; any British subject or seaman of a British vessel guilty of suchan act

renders himseli liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, or in default thereof

to an imprisonment in the Consular gaol for a period of not more 'than one month.

Art. XIII.—When a vessel under the British flag is ready to leave the port of

Bangkok, the master will give notice at the Consulate office, and hoist a blue peter

twenty-four hours before departure, which is to fly until she breaks anchorage.

Art. XIY.—Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent to the issue

of the Siamese pert clearance, as directed by the fifth regulation above quoted, the

master, as in a case of smuggling, subjects himself to a penalty of 800 ticals; (equal

to ill00), and goods so taken or discharged will be liable to confiscation.

Art. XV".—Every fine or penalty levied under these regulations is (if not paid

in sterling money) at the rate of eight ticals Siamese currency for one pound.

Tariff of Export and Inland Duties to be levied .on Articles of Trade

L-~The undermentioned Articles shall be entirely free from Inland or other

taxes, on production of transit pass, and shall pay Export Duty as follows

Ticai, Salting Fuang Hun

23 Ga' rbos-e horns

Rhinoceros’

4 Cardamons, best

667 Cardamons,

Dried mnssels bastard

89 Pelicans’

Betel nut,

Kraehi wood

quills

dried

10 Sharks’ tins, white

black . .

12111;' Sharks’

ukkrahanfins,tails

!Peacocks’ seed 03 perper100picul(tails

101416 Hide Buffalo and cow

Rhinoceros’

cuttings hidesbones

1718 Turtle shell

1920 Soft ditto

Beche-de-mer

Fish maws

21 Birds’ nests, uncleaned ...

232422 Kingfishers’feathers...

Catch

Beyche seedseed(Nuz Vomicaj

2526 Gum Pungtarai

Benjamin

2728 Angrai Agilla bark

wood

2930 Old Bay skins

31 Soft,deers’ hornsditto

or young

46 TARIFF OF DUTIES-SIAM

Tjcal83 Salung 00 F uang

00 Hun0 per 100 hide*

3233 Deer

Deer hides, fine

hides, common .

3436 Deer sinews 4 !1 0

00 0

00 00 per„picul

Buffalo

36 Elephants’ and cow

bones hides

383987 Tigers’

Buffalo bones

hornshides 005 01

10 00

Elephants’

4041 Tigers’ sl

41 01 00

4243 Armadillo

Sticblac skins

Hemp 12 00

4416 Dried

Dried Fish, Plaheng , 11 20 0

Fish, Plusalit 0 20 1

4716 Sapanwi

Salt meatodbark 032 1000

496048 Eosewood

Mangrove 2

61 Rice Ebony 41 4100 0 per koyat

II.—The undermentioned Articles being subject to the Inland or Transit duties

herein named, and which shall not be increased, shall be exempt from export duty;—

5263 Sugar, White Tical

00 Salun 21 Fuang00 Hun 0 per picul

„

5466 Cotton, Rnd

clean and unoleaned. 10 per cent

6667 Paper

Salt

Beansfish,andPlatPeas 11 twelfth00

one 00 00 p 1,000 fish

6859 Tilseed

Dried Prawns

60.

6162 Silk,

Bees’ raw

wax

Tawool

6864 Tobacco

Salt 1one fifteenth

612 00 00 000 p.per

per koyan

picul

0 1,000 bdles.

HI.—All goods or produce unenumerated in this Tariff shall be free of Export

Duty, and shall only be subject to one Inland Tax or Transit Duty, not exceeding

the rate now paid.

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITACN AND SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, March 10th, 1909

Ratifications Exchanged at London, July 9th, 1909

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

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

King of Siam, being desirous of settling various questions which have arisen affect-

ing their respective dominions, have decided to conclude a Treaty, and have appointed

for this purpose as their Plenipotentiaries -.

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, liaiph Paget, Esq., his Envoy Extra-

ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, etc.; His Majesty the King of Siam, His

Royal Highness Prince Devawongse Varoprakar, Minister for Foreign Affairs, etc.;

who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and

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

ing Articles:—

Art. I.—The Siamese Government transfers to the British Government all

rights of suzerainty, protection, administration, and control whatsoever which they

possess oyer the States of Kelantan, Trengganu, Kedah, Perlis, and adjacent islands

The frontiers of these territories are defined by the Boundary Protocol annexed hereto

TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM 47

Art. II.—The transfer provided for in the preceding Article shall take place

within thirty days after the ratification of this Treaty.

Art. III.—A mixed Commission, composed of Siamese and British officers, shall

he appointed within six months after the date of ratification of this Treaty, and shall

be charged with the delimitation or the new fr ntier. The work of the Commission

shall be commenced as soon as the season permits, and shall he carried out in

accordance with the Boundary Protocol annexed hereto.

Subjects of His Majesty the King of Siam residing within the territory de-

scribed in Article I. who desire to preserve their Siamese nationality will, during the

period of six months after the ratification of the present Treaty, be allowed to do so

if they become domiciled in the Siamese dominions. His Britannic iVlajesty’s

Government undertake that they shall be at liberty to retain their immovable

property within the territory described in Article I.

It is understood that in accordance with the usual custom where a change of

suzerainty takes place any Concessions within the territories described in Article I.

hereof to individuals or companies, granted by or with the approval of the Siamese

Government, and recognized by them as still in force on the date of the signature of

the Treaty, will be recognized by the Government of His Britannic Majesty.

Art. IV.—His Britannic Majesty’s Government undertake that the Government

of the Federated Malay States shall assume the indebtedness to the Siamese Govern-

ment of the territories described in Article I.

Art. Y.—The jurisdiction of the Siamese International Courts, established by

Article VIII. of the Treaty of the 3rd September, 1883, shall, under the conditions

defined in the Jurisdiction Protocol annexed hereto, be extended to all British sub-

jects in Siam registered at the British Consul .tes before the date of tiie present Treaty.

This system shall come to an end and the jurisdiction of the International

Courts shall be transferred to the ordinary Siamese Courts after the promulgation

and the coming into force of the Siamese codes, namely, the Penal Code, the Civil

and Commercial Codes, the Codes of Procedure, and the Law for organization of

Courts.

All other British subjects in Siam shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the

ordinary Siamese Courts under the conditions defined in the Jurisdiction Protocol.

Art. VI.—British subjects shall enjoy throughout the whole extent of Siam the

rights and privileges enjoyed by the natives of the country, notably the right of

property, the right of residence and travel.

They and their property shall be subject to all taxes and services, but these

shall not be other or higher than the taxes and services which are or may be imposed

by law on Siamese subjects. It is particularly understood that the limitation in the

Agreement of the 20th September, 1900, by which the taxation of land shall not

exceed that on similar land in Lower Burmah, is hereby removed.

British subjects in biam shall be exempt from all military service, either in the

army or navy, and from all forced loans or military exactions or contributions.

Art. VII.—The provisions of all Treaties, Agreements, and Conventions between

Great Britain and Siam, not modified by the present Treaty, remain in full force.

Art. VIII.—The present Treaty shall be ratified within four months from its date.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, in the year 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

„ „ Dkvawonose Varoprakar.

Annex 1

Boundary Protocol Annexed to the Treaty

The frontiers between the territories of His Majesty the King of Siam and the

territory over which his suzerain rights have by the present Treaty been transferred

to His Majesty the King of Great Britain and Ireland are as follows:—

48 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Commencing from tbe most seaward point of the northern bank of the estuary

of the Perlis River and thence north to the range of hills which is the waters bed

between, the Perlis River on the one side and the Pujoh River on the other; then

following the watershed fori red by the said range of hills until it reaches the main

watershed or dividing line between those rivers which flow into the Gulf of Siam on

the one side and into the Indian Ocean on the other; following this main watershed

so as to pass the sources of the Sungei Patani, Sungei Telubin, and Sungei Perak,

to. a point which is the source of the Sungei Pergau; then leaving the main watershed

and going along the watershed separating the waters of the Sungei Pergau from

the Sungei Telubin, to the hill called Bukit Jeli or the source of the main stream of

the Sungei Golok. Thence the frontier follows the thalweg of the mainstream of

the Sungei Golok to the sea at a place called Kuala Tabar.

'1 his line will leave the valleys of the Sungei Patani, Sungei Telubin, and Sungei

Taujung Mas and tbe valley on the left or west bank of the Golok to Siam and the

whole valley of the Perak River and the valley on the right or east bank of the

Golok to Great Britain.

Subjects of each of the parties may navigate the whole of the waters of the

Sungei Golok and its affluents.

The island known as Pulo Langkawi, together with all the islets south of mid-

channel between Terutau and Langkawi and all the islands south of Langkawi shall

become British. Terutau and the islets to the north mid-channel shall remain

to Siam.

With regard to the islands close to the west coast, those lying to the north of

the parallel of latitude where the most seaward point of the north bank of the

Perlis River touches the sea shall remain to Siam, and those lying to the south of

that parallel shall become British.

All islands adjacent to the eastern States of Kelantan and Trengganu, south of

a parallel of latitude drawn from the point where the Sungei Golok reaches the coast

at a place called Kuala Tabar shall be transferred to Great Britain, and all islands

to the north of that parallel shall remain to Siam.

A rough sketch of the boundary herein described is annexed hereto

2. The above-described boundary shall be regarded as final, both by the Govern-

ments of His Britannic Majesty and that of fciiain, and they mutually undertake that,

so far as the bounoary effects any alteration of the existing boundaries of any State

or province, no claim for compensation on the ground of any such alteration made

by any .vtate or province so affected shall be entertained or supported by either.

3. It shall be the duty of the Boundary Commission, provided for in Article III

of the Treaty of this date, to determine and eventually mark out the frontier above

described.

If during the operations of delimitation it should appear desirable to depart

from the frontier as laid down herein, such rectification shall not under any

circumstance be made to the prejudice of the Siamese Government.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Protocol and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) Ralph Paget.

Devawongse Taroprakak.

Annex 2

Protocol concerning the Jurisdiction applicable in the Kingdom of Siam to British

Subjects and annexed to the Treaty dated March 10, 1909.

See. 1.—International Courts shall be established at such places as may seem

desirable in the interests of the good administration of justice; the selection of these

places shall form the subject of an understanding between the British Minister at

Bangkok and the Siamese Minister for Foreign Affairs.

1'EEATY BETWEEN GREAT BIMTAIX AND SIAM

Sec. 2.—The jurisdiction of the International Courts shall extend—

1. In civil matters: To all civil and commercial matters to which British subjects

shall be parties.

2. In penal matters: To breaches of law of every kind, whether committed

by British subjects or to their injury.

Sec. 3.—The right'of ’evocation in the International Courts shalTbe exercised

iu accordance with the provisions of Article VIII. of the Treatv of the 3rd September,

1883.

The right of evocation shall cease to be exercised in all matters coming within

the scope of codes or laws regularly promulgated as soon as the text of such codes or

laws shall have been communicated to the British Legation in Bangkok. There shall

be an understanding between the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the British

Legation at Bangkok for the disposal of eases pending at the time that the said

| codes and laws are communicated.

Sec. 4.—In all cases, whether in the International Courts or in the ordinary

Siamese Courts in which a British subject is defendant or accused, a European legal

adviser shall sit in the Court of First Instance.

Incases iu which a British born or naturalized subject not of Asiatic descent

may be a party, a European adviser shall sit as a Judge in the Court of First

Instance, and where such Biitish subject is defendant or accused the opinion of the

adviser shall prevail.

A British subject who is in the position of defendant or accused in any case

arising in the provinces may apply for a change of venue, and should the Court

| consider such change desirable the trial shall take place either at Bangkok or before

the Judge in whose Court the case would be tried at Bangkok. Notice of any such

application shall be given to the British Consular officer.

See. 5.—Article IX. of the Treaty of the 3rd September, 1883, is repealed.

Appeals against the decisions of the International Courts of First Insiance shall

be adjudged by the Siamese Court of Appeal at Bangkok. Notice of all such

appeals shall be communicated to His Britannic 'Majesty’s Consul, who shall have

| the right to give a written opinion upon the case to be annexed to the record.

The judgment on an appeal from either the International Courts or the ordinary

, Siamese Courts shall bear the signature of two European Judges.

Sec. 6.—An appeal on a question of law shall lie from the Court of Appeal at

Bangkok to the Supreme or Dika Court.

Sec. 7.—No plea of want of jurisdiction based on the rules prescribed by the

present Treaty shall be advanced in any Court after a defence on the main issue has

| been offered.

Sec. 8.—In order to prevent difficulties which may arise in future from the

transfer of j urisdiction contemplated by the present Treaty and Protocol, it is agreed:—

(a) All cases in which action shall be taken subsequently to the date of the

ratification of this Treaty shall be entered and decided in the competent International

or Siamese Court, whether the cause of action arose before or after the date of

ratification.

(b) All cases pending in His Britannic Majesty’s Courts in Siam on the date of

V the ratification of this Treaty shall take their usual course in such Courts and in any

. Appeal Court until such cases have been finally disposed of, and the jurisdiction of

;i His Britannic Majesty’s Courts shall remain in full force for this purpose.

The execution of the judgment rendered in any such pending case shall be carried

' out by the International Courts.

In witness whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

y Protocol and affixed their seals.

Done at Bangkok, in duplicate, the 10th day of March, 1909.

[Seal] (Signed) BAnPH Packet.

„ ,, Devawonose Varoprakar.

50 TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SIAM

Annex 3

Mr. Paget to Prince Devawongse

M. le Ministre, March 10, 1909.

In view of the position of British possessions in the Malay Peninsula and of the

contiguity of the Siamese Malay provinces with British-protected territory. His

Majesty's Government are desirous of receiving an assurance that the Siamese

Government will not permit any danger to arise to British interests through the use

of any portion of the Siamese dominions in the peninsula for military or naval

purposes by foreign Powers.

His Majesty’s Government would therefore request that the Siamese Govern-

ment shall not o de or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any

territory situated in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the

Monthon Rajaburi, or in any of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that

within the limits above mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to

build or own any construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours,

the occupation of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a

strategic point of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or Company.

Since this assurance is desired as a matter of political expediency only, the

phrase “coaling station” would not he held to include such small deposits of coal as

may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping engaged in the Malay

Peninsula coasting trade.

Prince Devawongse to Mr. Paget

M. le Ministre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, March 10, 1909.

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your note of this date, in which

you express the desire of your Government that the Siamese Government shall not

cede or lease, directly or indirectly, to any foreign Government any territory situated

in the Malay Peninsula south of the southern boundary of the Monthon Bajaburi

or in any of the islands adjacent to the said territory; also that within the limits

above-mentioned a right to establish or lease any coaling station, to buiLl or own any

construction or repairing docks, or to occupy exclusively any harbours, the occupation

of which would be likely to be prejudicial to British interests from a strategic point

of view, shall not be granted to any foreign Government or company.

In reply, I beg to say that the Siamese Government gives its assurance to the

above effect, taking note that the phrase “coaling station” shall not include such

small deposits of coal as may be required for the purposes of the ordinary shipping

engaged in the Malay Peninsula coasting trade.

(Signed) Devawongse VaropraRar.

Prince Devaivongse to Mr. Paget

M. le Miutstre, Foreign Office, Bangkok, March 10, 1909.

With reference to the provision contained in Article IV. of the Jurisdiction

Protocol to the effect that in all cases in which a British subject is defendant or

accused a European adviser shall sit in Court, I would express the hope, on behalf of

His Majesty’s Government, that His Britannic Majesty’s Government will be prepared

in due course to Consider the question of a modification of or release from this

guarantee when it shall be no longer needed; and, moreover, that in any negotiations

in connection with such a modification or release the matter may be treated upon its

merits alone, and not as a consideration for wbich some other return should be expected.

The Siamese Government appreciates that a Treaty like the one signed to-day

marks an advance in the administration of justice in the kingdom. The conclusion

of such a Treaty is in itself a sign of progress. It is the intention of the Siamese

Government to maintain the high standard in the administration of justice which it

has set before it, and towards which it has been working for some time.

In this connection I take pleasure in acknowledging the contribution which Mr.

J. Stewart Black has made to this work.

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I wish also to say that provision will be made for the treatment of European

prisoners according to the standard usual for such prisoners in Bufmah and the

Straits Settlements.

(Signed) Devawonose V.a ropuakar.

Mr. Paget to Prince Bevawongse

M. le Ministre, ' .March 10, 1909.

With reference to the guarantee contained in the first paragraph ot Article IY. of

the Jurisdiction Protocol, I have the honour to state that His Majesty's Government

wih be prepared in due course to consider the question of modification of or release

from this guarantee when it shall no longer be needed. His Majesty’s Government

are also willing that in any negotiations in connection with such a modification or

release the matter shall be treated upon its merits alone, and not as a consideration

for vvhich some other return shall be expected.

His Majesty’s Government learn with much satisfaction that it is the intention

of the Siamese Government to maintain the high standard in the administration of

justice which it has set before it, and towards which it has been working for some

time; and I may assure your Royal Highness that it will be the aim of His Majesty’s

Government in every manner to second the eftorts of His Siamese Majesty’s Govern-

ment in this direction.

I wish also to say that the International Courts referred to in Section 1 of the

Protocol on Jurisdiction annexed to the Treaty signed to-day need not necessarily be

Courts specially organized for this purpose. Provincial (“Monthon”) Courts or

District (“ Muang”) Courts may constitute International Courts, according as British

subjects may be established in greater or less number within the jurisdiction of those

Courts. The fact that an ordinary Court is designated as an International Court will

have as a consequence the introduction into that ordinary Court of all the provisions

relating to International Courts secured by the Protocol on Jurisdiction.

(Signed) Rai.ph Paoet.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND

SIAM RESPECTING THE RENDITION OP PUGITIVE

CRIMINALS BETWEEN THE STATE OF

NORTH BORNEO AND SIAM

Signed at Bangkok, September 18th, 1918

The Government of His Britannic Majesty and the Government of His Siamese

Majesty, being desirous of regulating the rendition of fugitive criminals between

the State of North Borneo under the protection of His Britannic Majesty and the

territories of His Majesty the King of Hiam, hereby agree as follows:

Art. I.—The provisions of the Extradition Treaty between His Britannic

Majesty and His Majesty the King of Siam, signed at Bangkok on the 4th day of

March, 1911, shall be deemed to apply, so far as local circumstances permit, to the

rendition of fugitive criminals between the territories of His Majesty the King of

Siam and the State of N orth Borneo.

Ait. IT.—In pursuance of the provisions of Article o of the said Extradition Treaty

there shall reciprocally be no obligation on the part of the State of North Borneo to

surrender to Siam any person who is a subject of that State or a British subject.

Done in duplicate at Bangkok, the 18th day of September, in the year 1913 of

Christ, and in the year 2456 of Buddha.

[l.s.] Arthur Peer.

,, Devawongse Va roprakar.

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

DECLARATION SIGNED BY GREAT BRITAIN AND

PRANCE RESPECTING SPHERES OP INPLUENCE

Signed a.t London, 15th January, 1896

Tlie undersigned, duly authorised by their respective Governments, have signed

the following Declaration :—

I. —The Governments of Great Britain and France engage

neither of them will, without the consent of the other, in any case, or under any

pretext, advance their armed forces into the region which is comprised in the basins

of the Petcha Bouri, Meiklong, Menam, and Bang Pa Kong (Petriou) rivers and

their respective tributaries, together with the extent of coast from Muong Bang

Tapan to Muong Pase, the basins of the rivers on which those two places are

situated, and the basins Of the other rivers, the estuaries of which are included in

that coast; and including also the tei-ritory lying to the north of the basin of the

Menam and situated between the Anglo-Siamese frontier, the Mekong Riverj and

the Eastern watershed of the Me Ing. They further ’engage not to acquire within

this region any special privilege Or advantage which shall not be enjoyed in common

by, or equally open to, Great Britain and Prance and their nationals and dependents.

These stipulations, however, shall not be interpreted as derogating from the special

•clauses which, in virtue of the Treaty concluded on Oct. 3, 1893, between Prance

and Siam, apply to a zone of 25 kilom. on the right bank of the Mekong and to the

navigation of that river.

II. —Nothing in the foregoing clause shall hinder any

two Powers may agree and which they shall think necessary in order to uphold

the independence of the Kingdom of Siam. But they engage not to enter into

any separate agreement permitting a third Power to take any action from which

they are bound by the present declaration themselves to abstain.

III. —Prom the mouth of the Nam Huok northward

frontier the thalweg of the Mekong shall form the limit of the possessions or

spheres of influence of Great Britain and France. It is agreed that the nationals

and dependents of each of the two countries shall not exercise any jurisdiction or

authority within the possessions or sphere of influence of the other.

The police of the islands in this part of the river, which are separated from

the British shore by a branch of the river, shall, so long as they are thus separated,

be entrusted to the French authorities. The fishery shall be open to the

inhabitants of both banks.

1Y.—The two Governments agree that all commercial and other privileges and

advantages conceded in the two Chinese provinces of Yunnan and Szechuen either

to Great Britain or Prance, in virt ue of their respective Conventions with China

of March 1. 1894, and June 20, 1895, and all privileges and advantages of any

nature which may in the future be conceded in these two Chinese provinces, either

to Great Britain or Prance, shall, as far as rests with them, be extended and

rendered common to both Powers and to their nationals and dependents, and' they

engage to use their influence and good offices with the Chinese Government for

this purpose.

TREATY PORTS, PORTS OP CALL, AND PLACES OPEN

TO FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

[Note.— E.O. signifies “effectively opened.”

I.—CHINA

/«) Treaty ports and places opened by China to foreign trade:— ,

Aigun (Sino Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Amoy (Nanking), 1842.

Antung (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened; May 1, 1906).

Canton (Nanking, 1842).

Changchun (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Changsha (Japanese Treaty of October 8, 1908, E.O. July 1, 1904).

Chefoo (Yentai or Tangchow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1801). a

Chinan (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Ching-wang-tao (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Cbinkiang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861).

Choutsun (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Chungking (Additional Article, Peking, 1890; Shimonoseki, 1895).

Dairen (Dalny) (by Japan, E.O. September 1, 1906).

Fakumen (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Feng Huang Cheng (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28,1907).

Foochow (Nanking, 1842).

Hailar (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June'28, 1907).

Hangchow (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Hankow (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). I

Harbin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O, January 14, 1907).

Hun Chun (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

hshang (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Kiao-chau.

Kirin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907),

Kiukiang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). b

Kiungchow (or Hoihow-in-Hainan) (Tientsin, 1858J.

Kong Kung Market (Special Article, 1897, modifyingBurmahConvention, 1894).

Kongmoon (Shanghai Treaty, 1902).

Kowloon, port of entry for Canton.

Kuang-chouwan (leased to France).

Lappa, port of entry for Canton.

Liao Yang (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Lungchow ( French Treaty, 1886).

Mandchourie (Manchuli) (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Mengtze (French Treaty, 1886).

Mukden (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened, June 1, 1906).

Nanking (French Treaty, 1858, E.O. 1899).

Nanning (Note from Tsung-li Yamen to Sir C. MacDonald of February 4, 1897,

supplementing Treaty of 1897 modifying Burmah Convention of 1894, E.O.

January 1, 1907).

Newchwang (or Yingkow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 186!). c

Ningpo (Nanking, 1842).

Ninguta (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Pakhoi (or Pei-hai) (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Samshui (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894).

a-Tangchow

b Hankow andis1860,

the port named

Kiukiang were in the Treaty,

selected, byunderbut Chefoowith

arrangement is thetheportChinese

actuallyG opened.

>vernment, in

November, as ports to be

c Yingkow is the port of Newchwang. opened Article X. of the Treaty of Tientsin,

54 FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

Situhsiug (Sino-Ja| anese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907)

Santuao (or Funiny; (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Shanghai (Nankin;/, 1842).

Shashi (Shimonoscki, 1895).

Sinminting (Japanese Treaty, 1905. E.O. October 10, 1906).

Soochuw (Shimunoseki, 1895).

Swatow (or Chao-Chow) Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1860). a

Szemao (French Additional Convention, 1895).

Ta-tung-kou (Japanese Treaty, 1903).

Tengyueh (Momein) (Agreement of 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894)

Tiehling (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Tientsin (Peking, 1860).

Tsi-tsi-har (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Tungchiangtzu (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Weihaiwei.

Wei-hsien (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Wenchow (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wuchow (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmab Convention, 1894)

Wuhu (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wusung (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Yochow (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Ports of call:—

(1) On the Yang-tsze, for passengers and cargo—

Ho-kou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Luchikou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Nganking (Anking) (Chel'oo Convention, 1876).

Tatung (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Wu-Sueh (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

(2) On the Yang-tsze, for passengers—

Hwangchow (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

Hwang-tze-kang (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

I-chang b (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

Kiang-yin (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

(3) On the West River, for passenger and cargo—

Do-Sing c d (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902).

Komchuk (Burmah Convention, 1897).

Lo-ting-bau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Pak-tau-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Shiu-hing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

Takhing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

(4) On the West River, for passengers—

Fung-chuen (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

How-lik (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Kau Kong (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c J

Kulow (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Luk Pu (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Luk To (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Mah-ning (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Wing-on (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Yuet Sing (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Yungki (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

ab Not

Ohao-Chow is the portwith

to beforconfounded namedIchang,

in thetheTreaty.

Treaty

e Opened

of His passenger

Majesty’s traffic in

Consul-General January,

prior to1903, byport,

the Viceroy

ratification of Canton, at the suggestion

of Treaty.

d Canton Consulate reported, June 20,

by Customs notification of March 1, 1904. 1904, by telegram that all had been declared open

FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

II.—COREA

Treaty ports

Chemulpo (opened 1880 under Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Chinnampo (opened October 1, 1897).

Cliungchin (opened April 1, 1908).

Fusan (Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Kansan (May 1, 1899).

Masampo (May 1, 1899).

Mokpo (October I, 1897).

Seoul (Hanyang) (British Treaty, 1883).

Songchiu (May 1, 1899).

Wonsan (or Gensan) (opened 1880 under Japanese Convention, 1879).

Ping-yang (held to be open by Agreement among foreign Representatives

at Seoul, November, 1899).

Tang-wha-chin (opened 1883 under Japanese Convention, 1882).

Yongampo (date of opening not yet fixed).

Wiju (date of opening not yet fixed).

N.B.—At Yongampo and Wijo the Customs opened offices in July, 1906, and

foreigu steamers call there without objection on the part of the authorities.

III. —SIAM

Article IV. of the Treaty of April 18, 1855, stipulates that: —

“British subjects are permitted to trade freely in all the seaports of Siam, but

may reside permanently only at Bangkok or within the limits assigned by this

Treats'.’'

g At the port

1st December, 1907:—of Awomori the following additional goods may be imported from the

Tinplates, iron tubes, solder.

h At the port

the exception of Muroran

of those prohibitedall byarticles

Articlemay10beof the

imported

CustomsafterTariff

the 1st

Law,'December, 1907, with

i Ah the port of Wakamatsu the following goods may be imported:—

Freshunhulled

Rice, eggs.

ore. rice, barley, wheat, oats, Indian corn and beans.

Ironiron.

Pig

Manure.

And from the 1st December, 1907:—

Coke, manganese ore, ferro-manganese, and spiegleisen,

j At the Port of Suminoye only the export of commodities is permitted,

fc Opening notified by Decree of Formosan Government, dated August, 1899.

t The1907,

1st July, Portbyof Kakoko

Decree offorFormosan

Hokkokei), opened with

Government, datedtheMay,

others1907,

in 1899, was closed from the

the port in the Pescadores, is the local Chinese name of the port in the

wt The name in brackets in this case, as in the case of each of ports of Formosa and of

question.

THE FOREIGN JUltTSHTGTION ACT. 1890

53 and 54 VroTORiA. Chaptkr 37

An Act to Consolidate the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts

[4th August, 1890]

Whereas by treaty, capitulation grant, Usage,' sufferance, and other

lawful means, Her Majesty the Queen has jurisdiction within divers

foreign countries, and it is expedient to consolidate the Acts relating to

the exercise of Her Majesty’s jurisdiction out of Her dominions:

Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by

and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,

and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the

authority of tbe same, as follows :

Exercise oi ex 1.—It is and shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen to hold,

foreisnMnntV ercise, and enjoy any jurisdiction which Her Majesty now has or may

at any time hereafter have within a foreign country in the same and as

ample a manner as if Her Majesty had acquired that jurisdiction by the

cession or conquest of territory.

Exercise of w om2.—Where a foreign country is not subject to any government from

^riush^ahjecu ^ by

in countries lar recited ^erthisMajesty

Act, theMajesty

Her Queen might

shall byobtain

virtuejurisdiction

of this Actinhave

thejurisdic-

manner

Kofernments. ^ingon tooverthatHercountry,

Majesty’sandsubjects

that jurisdiction shall be jurisdiction resort-

for the time being resident in or of Her

Majesty in a foreign country within the meaning of the other provisions

of this Act.

Vaiiditj of acts 3.—Every act and thing done in pursuance of any jurisdiction of Her

ance- of jurisdic- according

tion Majesty into atheforeign country

local law then inshall

forcebeinasthat

validcountry.

as if it had been done

Evidence as to 4.—(1) If in any proceeding, civil or criminal, in a Court in Her

extenTof juris-

diotionin Majesty’s arises

foreign question dominions ortheheld

as tocountry, under ortheextent

existence authorityanyoljurisdiction

Her Majesty, any

country. Majesty in a foreign a Secretary of Stateof shall, of Her

on the application

of the Court, send to the Court within a reasonable time his decision on

the question, and his decision shall for the purposes of the proceeding

be final.

(2) The Court shall send to the Secretary of State, in a document

under the seal of the Court, or signed by a Judge of the Court, questions

framed so as properly to raise the question, and sufficient answers to

those questions shall be returned by the Secretary of State to the Court,

and those answers shall, on production thereof, be conclusive evidence of

the matters therein contained.

rower to extend 5.—(1) It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council,

First‘schedule. described

^ thinks in thefit, First

by Order to direct

Schedule to thisthatAct,alloror any

any enactments

of the enactments

for the

time being in force amending or substituted for the same, shall extend,

with or without any exceptions, adaptations, or modifications in the

Order mentioned, to any foreign country in which for the time being

Her Majesty has jurisdiction.

t'OEBlGN JUKISDIOTIOX ACT, 1890

(2) Thereupon those enactments shall, to the extent of that

jurisdiction, operate as if that country were a British possession, and as

if Her Majesty in Council were the Legislature of that possession.

6. —(l) Where a person is charged with an offence cogniza

a British court in a foreign country, any person having authority derived ^[hTffen'ce^for

from Her Majesty in that behalf may, by warrant, cause the person so trial098essl0n

to a B-itish

charged to be sent for trial to any British possession for the time being P -

appointed in that behalf by Order in Council, and upon the arrival of the

person so charged in that British possession, such criminal court of that

possession ns is authorised in that behalf by Order in Council, or, if no

courtis so authorised, the supreme criminal court of that possession,may

cause him to be kept in safe and proper custody, and so soon as con-

veniently may be may inquire of, try, and determine the offence, and on

conviction punish the offender according to the laws in force in that

behalf within that possession in the same manner as if the offence had

been committed within the jurisdiction of that criminal court.

Provided that—

(a) A person so charged may, before being so sent for trial,

tender for examination to a British court in the foreign country

where the offence is alleged to have been committed any

competent witness whose evidence he deems material for his

defence and whom he alleges himself unable to produce at tin

trial in the British possession :

(b) In such case the British court in the foreign country shall

proceed in the examination and cross-examination of the witness

as though lie bad been tendered at a trial before that court, and

shall cause the evidence so taken to be reduced into writing,

and shall transmit to the criminal court of the British possession

by which the person charged is to be tried a copy of the evidence,

certified as correct under the seal of the court before which the

evidence was taken, or the signature of a judge of that court:

(c) Thereupon the court of the British possession before whicli the

trial takes place shall allow so much of the evidence so taken as

would have been admissible according to the law and practice

of that court, had the witness been produced and examined at

the trial, to be read and received as legal evidence at the trial:

id) The court of the British possession shall admit and give effect

to the law by which the alleged offender would have been tried

by the British court in the foreign country in which his offence

is alleged to have been committed, as far as that law relates to

the criminality of the act alleged to have been committed, or

the nature or degree of the offence, or the punishment thereof,

if the law differs in those x-espects from the law in force in that

British possession.

■ (2) Nothing in this section shall alter or repeal any law, statute, or

usage by virtue of which any offence committed out of Her Majesty’s

dominions may, irrespectively of this Act, be inquired of, tried, determined

and punished within Her Majesty’s dominions, or any part thereof.

7. Where an offender convicted before a British court in a foreign Provision as to

country has been sentenced bv that court to suffer death, penal servitude, piac® °1 Punish

imprisonment, or any other punishment, the sentence shall be carried convicted,

into effect in such place as may be directed by Order in Council or be

determined in accordance with directions given by Order in Council, and

the conviction and sentence shall be of the same force in the place in

which the sentence is so carried into effect as if the conviction had been

made and the sentence passed by a eompetelit court in that place.

58 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

Validity of acts British

doneunderOi-dei- 8. Where,

court inbya Order

foreignincountry

Councilismade in pursuance

authorised to orderofthethisremoval

Act, anyor

' deportation of any person from that country, that removal or deportation,

and any detention for the purposes thereof, according to the provisions

of the Order in Council, shall be as lawful as if the order of the

court were to have effect wholly within that country ,

cower to assign 9. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council, by

^ritUbCourtsia

oases within held Order,under

to assign to or confer

the authority of HeronMajesty,

any court

anyinjurisdiction,

any Britishcivil

possession, or

or criminal,

jnris

to or conferred on ai y British court in any foreign country, and to be assigned

make such provisions and regulations as to Her Majesty in Council seem

meet respecting the exercise of the jurisdiction so assigned or conferred,

and respecting the enforcement and execution of the judgments, decrees,

orders, and sentences of any such court, and respecting appeals therefrom.

10. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council to revoke

or vary any Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act.

Laying before

Parliament, 11. Every Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall be

and

Orderseffect of laid before beboththenHouses of Parliament forthwith after it is made, if

Oonncilin Parliament in session, and if not, forthwith after the commence-

ment of the then next session of Parliament, and shall have effect as if it

were enacted in this Act.

12. —(1) If any Orde

Council void respects

repugnancy.

any foreign country is in any respect repugnant to the provisions

of any Act of Parliament extending to Her Majesty’s subjects in that

country, or repugnant to any order or regulation made under the authority

of any such Act of Parliament, or having in that country the force and

effect of any such Act, it shall be read subject to that Act, order, or

regulation, and shall, to the extent of such repugnancy, but not otherwise,

be void.

(2) An Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall not be,

or be deemed to have been, void on the ground of repugnancy to the

law of England unless it is repugnant to the provisions of some such

Act of Parliament, order, or regulation as aforesaid.

Provisions offor person13. for any act done in pursuance

protection —(1) An action,

or execution or intended

acting Un di execution

r ei under rc er n of this Act, or of any enactment repealed by this Act, or of any

tio n Act9 * ° OMajestyl i asCouncil

is mentioned in this Act, or in respectsuch

made under this Act, or of any jurisdiction

of any of Her

aUeged neglect

Or default in the execution of this Act, or of any such enactment, Order

in Council, or jurisdiction as aforesaid, shall not lie or be instituted:

(a) in any court within Her Majesty’s dominions, unless it is

commenced within six months next after the act, neglect, or

default complained of, or in case of a continuance of injury or

damage within six months next after the ceasing thereof, or

where the cause of action arose out of Her Majesty’s dominions

within six months after the parties to the action, suit, prosecu-

tion, or proceeding have been within the jurisdiction of the

court in which the same is instituted ; nor

(b) in any of Her Majesty’s courts without Her Majesty’s dominions

unless the cause of action arose within the jurisdiction of that

court, and the action is commenced within six months next

after the act, neglect or default complained of, or, m case

of a continuance of injury, or damage, within six months next

after the ceasing thereof.

FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 59

(2)—In any such action, suit, or proceeding, tender of amends before

the same was commenced may be pleaded in lieu of or in addition to any

other plea. If the action, suit, or proceeding was commenced after such

tender, or is proceeded with after payment into court of any money in

satisfaction of the plaintiff’s claim, and the plaintiff does not recover

more than the sum tendered or paid, he shall not recover any costs

incurred after such tender or payment, and the defendant shall be entitled

to costs, to be taxed as between solicitor and client, as from the time of

such tender or payment; but this provision shall not affect costs on any

injunction in the action, suit, or proceeding.

14. —It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council

make any law that may seem meet for the government of Her Majesty’s ^“^ps m cer-

subjects being in any vessel at a distance of not more than one hundred m HS Brn8ea*-

miles from the coast of China or of Japan, as fully and effectual as any

such law might be made by Her Majesty in Council for the Government

of Her Majesty’s subjects being in China or in Japan.

15. —Where any Order in Council made in pursuance of this A

extends to persons enjoying Her Majesty’s protection, that expression plrinrl1,j1e0'^,of In

shall include all subjects of the several Princes and States in India. °e».

16. —In this Act,—

The expression “ foreign country ” means any country or place out „ „ ,

of Her Majesty’s dominions: * Oeflnit.on.,

The expression “ British court in a foreign country ” means any

British court having jurisdiction out of Her Majesty’s dominions

in pursuance of an Order in Council whether made under any

Act or otherwise:

The expression “jurisdiction” includes power.

17. —The Acts mentioned in the Second Schedule to this Act m

be revoked or varied by Her Majesty by Order in Council. SeconTsohodnle.

18. —The Acts mentioned in the Third Schedule to this Act a

hereby repealed to the extent in the third column of that schedule

mentioned : Provided that,—

(1) Any Order in Council, commission, or instructions made or

issued in pursuance of any enactment repealed by this Act, shall,

if in force at the passing of this Act, continue in force, until

altered or revoked by Her Majesty as if made in pursuance of

this Act ; and shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed

to have been made or issued under and in pursuance of tnis

Act ; and

(2) Any enactment, Order in Council, or document referring to any

enactment repealed by this Act shall bo construed to refer to

the corresponding enactment of this Act.

19. —(1) This Act may be cited as the Foreign Jurisdiction A

1890.

(2) The Acts whereof the short titles are given in the First Schedule

to tliis Act may be cited by the respective short titles given in that

schedule.

ao FOKEIUN JURISDICTION ACT, 1»90

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE (Sections 5 and 19)

j; Enactments which

ANDSession

ChAPTEK. MAT BE EXTENDED

byI Council.

Order in Short Titlr.

12 & 13 Yict. c, 96. - An Act to provide for the Pro- J The whole Act. Admiralty (Colonial)Offences

Act,

sedition

Majesty’s and Trialof Offences

Colonies in Her |1 1849.

committed

diction of within

the the juris-

Admiralty.

14 & 15 Viet c. 99. An Act to amend the law of Sections seven and : Evidence Act, 186).

17 & 18 Viet. e. 104. Theevidence.

Merchant Shipping Act, i| Part eleven.

X.

19 A 20 Viet. c. 113. An1854.Act to provide for taking | The whole Act. Foreign Tribunals

evidence

Dominions inin Her

relation Majesty’s

to civil ! Evidence

1856. Act,

and commercial matters pend-

22 Viet. c. 20. AningActbefore Foreignfortribunals.

to provide taking i The whole Act. Evidence by Com-

evidence

ings pendingin Suits andTribunals

before Proceed- j| mission Act, 1859.

inin places

Her Majesty’s Dominions,

outtribunals.

of the juri.-dic- i j

22 & 23 Viet. e. 63. Antion oftosuch

Actmore afford Facilities for | The whole Act. British

tainmentLaw Ascer-

Act,

the certain Ascertain- 1859.

inment

one ofPart

Dominions,

the Law

of administered

Her Majesty’s i

i

the

thereof.Courts when pleadedPartin '

of another

33 122.& 24 Viet, o. Antures ActoftoH erenable the Legisla- \| The whole Act. Admiralty

sions Abroad Majesty’s

to make Posses-

Enact- Colonial)Offenoet

f1860. Act.

, ments

ment similar to

of the Actchapter the Enact-

ninth, George

the Fourth, thirty-

24 A 26 Viet. c. M, Anone,

the Act section

to

better

eight.facilities

afford

Ascertainment forof |j The whole Act. ] Foreign Law Ascer-

the Law of Foreign Countries tainment Aet.

when

in Her pleaded

Majesty’s in Courts with- j

Dominions.

1861.

30 124.A 31 Viet. c. The Merchant Shipping Act. I Section eleven.

37 A 38 Viet: c. 94.' The1867..Conveyancing (Scotland) i Section fifty-one.

44 A 45 Viet. c. 69., TheAct, 1874. Offenders

Fugitive Act, | The whole Ac.

48 A 49 Viet. c. 74/ The1881.Evidence by Commission j 1 be whole Act.

Act, 1885.

FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 61

SECOND SCHEDULE (Section 17)

Acts which may be revoked or varied by Order in Council

Session and Chapter. J Title. Extent of Repeal.

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for thecommitted

preventionbyandHerpunishment

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ofsubjects

offences preventionbyandHerpunishment

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in South Africa.

THIRD SCHEDULE (Section 18)

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Session and Chapter. Title or Short Title. Extent op Repeal.

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An Jurisdiction

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ORDERS IN COUNCIL

ORDEii OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING IN COUNCIL

FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF HIS MAJESTY’S

SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 24th day op October, 1904

Present :—

THE KING’S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY IN COUNCIL.

Lord President. Lord Windsor.

Mr. Secretary Brodrick. Mr. A. Graham Murray.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means.

His Majesty the King has j nrisdiction within the dominions of the Emperor

of China and of the Emperor of Corea;

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers

in this behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His

Majesty vested, is pleased by and with the advice of his Privy Council to

order, and it is hereby ordered, as follows:—

I.—Preliminary and General.

order00 °f This Order is divided into parts, as follows:—

Parts. Articles.

I. Preliminary and General 1-6

II. Constitution and Powers of Courts 7-34

III. Criminal Matters 35-88

IV. Civil Matters 89-117

V. Procedure, Criminal and Civil 118-128

VI. Mortgages and Bills of Sale... 129-150

VII. Foreign Subjects and Tribunals 151-154

VIII. Regulations 155-159

IX. Miscellaneous 160-171

Schedule of Repealed Orders.

Limits o*. 2. The limits of this Order are the dominions of the Emperor of

China and of the Emperor of Corea, including the territorial waters of

those dominions respectively; but, except as provided in this Order, the

said limits do not include places within the limits of the Weihaiwei

Order in Council, 1901.

H.E.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 68

3. In the construction of this Order the following words and expres- tion interpret*,

sions have the meanings hereby assigned to them, unless there be some- -

thing in the subject or context repugnant thereto, that is to say:—

“Administration” means letters of administration, including the

same with will annexed or granted for special or limited purposes

or limited in duration.

“British ship” means a merchant-ship being a British ship within

the meaning of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, and includes

any ship provided with sailing letters from the Governor of

Hongkong, or from His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea.

“ British possession ” means any part of His Majesty’s dominions

exclusive of the United Kingdom.

“ British subject ” includes a British protected person, that is to say,

a person who either (a) is a native of any Protectorate of His

Majesty, and is for the time being in China or Corea; or (b) by

virtue of Section 15 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or

otherwise enjoys His Majesty’s protection in China and Corea.

“ China ” means so much of the Empire of China as is within the

limits of this Order.

“Consular district ” means the district in and for which a Consular

officer usually acts, or for which he may be authorized to act,

for all Or any of the purposes of this Order by authority of the

Secretary of State.

“ Consular officer” means a Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul

Consular Agent, or Pro-Consul of His Majesty resident in China

or Corea, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, as or for a Consul-General,

Consul, Vice-Consul, or Consular Agent of His Majesty so

resident.

“Commissioned Consular officer” means a Consular officer holding

a commission of Consul-General Consul, or Vice-Consul from

His Majesty, including a person acting temporarily, with the

approval of the Secretary of State, or of His Majesty’s Minister

in China or Corea, as or for such a commissioned Consular

officer.

“Consulate” and “Consular office” refer to the Consulate and

office of a Consular officer.

“ The Court,” except when the reference is to a particular Court,

means any Court established under this Order, subject, however,

to the provisions of this Order with respect to powers and local

jurisdictions.

“ Foreigner ” means a subject or citizen of a State in amity with

His Majesty, including China and Corea.

“ Judge,” except where the context intends a reference to the Judge

of the Supreme Court only, includes Assistant Judge, and,

except where the context intends a reference in the Supreme

Court only, includes the officer for the time being holding a

Provincial Court.

“ Legal practitioner ” includes barrister-at-law, advocate, solicitor,

Writer to the Signet, and any person possessing similar

qualifications.

“ Lunatic ” means idiot or person of unsound mind.

“ Master,” with respect to any ship, includes every person (except a

pilot) having command or charge of that ship.

‘ Minister” means His Majesty’s Minister in China or in Corea, as

the case may be, and includes Charge d’Affaires or other chief

Diplomatic Representative.

ORDERS IN COUNCIL

“ Month ” means calendar month.

“Oa h” and “affidavit,” in the case of persons for the time being

allowed by law to affirm or declare, instead of swearing, include

affirmation and declaration, and the expression “ swear,” in the

like case, includes affirm and declare.

“Offence” includes crime, and any act or omission punishable

criminally in a summary way or otherwise.

“ Person ” includes Corporation.

“ Prescribed ” means prescribed by Regulations or Rules of Court.

“ Prosecutor ” means complainant or any person appointed or allowed

by the Court to prosecute.

“Proved” means shown by evidence on oath, in the form of affidavit,

or other form, to the satisfaction of the Court or Consular

officer acting or having jurisdiction in the matter, and “ proof”

means the evidence adduced in that behalf.

“ Rules of Court” means rules of Court made under the provisions

of this Order.

“ Secretary of State ’' means one of His Majesty’sPrincipal Secretaries

of State.

“ Ship ” includes any vessel used in navigation, however propelled,

with her tackle, furniture and apparel, and any boat or other craft,

“ The Treasury ” means the Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury,

“Treaty” includes any Convention, Agreement, or Arrangement,

made by or on behalf of His Majesty with any State or G-overn-

ment, whether the Government of China or of Corea is a party

thereto or not.

“ Will” means will, codicil, or other testamentary instrument.

Expressions used in any rules, regulations, or orders made under this

Order shall, unless a contrary intention appears, have the same respective

meanings as in this Order.

4. (1) In this Order, words importing the plural or the sing liar

may be construed as referring to one person or thing, or to more than

one person or thing, and words importing the masculine as referring to

the feminine (as the case may require).

(2) Where this Order confers any power or imposes any duty, then,

unless a contrary intention appears, the power may be exercised and the

duty shall be performed from time to time as occasion requires.

(3) Where this Order confers a power, or imposes a duty on, or

with respect to, a holder of an office, as such, then, unless a contrary

intention appears, the power may be exercised and the duty shall be per-

formed by, or with respect to, the holder for the time being of the office

or the person temporarily acting for the holder.

(4) Where this Order confers a power to make any rules, regulations,

or orders, the power shall, unless a contrary intention appears, be construed

as including a power exercisable in the like manner and subject to the

like consent and conditions, if any, to rescind, revoke, vary, or amend

the rules, regulations, or orders.

(5) This Article shall apply to the construction of any rules, regula-

tions, or orders made under this Order, unless a contrary intention appears.

5. The jurisdiction conferred by this Order extends to the persons

and matters following, in so far as by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or

other lawful means, His Majesty has jurisdiction in relation to such

matters and things, that is to say:—

(1) British subjects, as herein defined, within the limits of this Order.

(2) The property and all personal or proprietary rights and liabilities

within the said limits of British subjects, whether such subjects

are within the said limits or not.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

(3) Foreigners in the cases and according to the conditions specified

in this Order and not otherwise.

(4) Foreigners, with respect to whom any State, King, Chief, or

Government, whose subjects, or under whose protection they ai-e,

has by any Treaty as herein defined or otherwise agreed with

His Majesty for, or consents to, the exercise of power or

authority by His Majesty.

(5) British ships with their boats, and the persons and property on

board thereof, or belonging thereto, being within the limits of

this Order.

o. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction exercisable in China or Corea for Exercise of

the hearing and determination of criminal or civil matters, or for the Jun8dlctlol>-

maintenance of order, or for the control or administration of persons or

property, or in relation thereto, shall be exercised under and according to

the provisions of this Order, and not otherwise.

II.—Constitution and Powers of Courts.

(i) Supreme Court.

7. —(1) There shall be a Court styled “ His Britannic Conscitutiou

Supreme Majesty’s

Supreme Court for China and Corea” (in this Order referred to as the ofCourt.

Supreme Court, and comprised in the term “ the Court ”).

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, there shall be a Judge, and

as many Assistant Judges of the Supreme Court as may from time to

time be required, who shall respectively be appointed by His Majesty by

warrant under His Royal sign manual.

Every Judge shall be at the time of his appointment a member of

the Bar of England, Scotland, or Ireland, of not less than seven years’

standing.

(3j The Judges, or any two of them, shall sit together for the pur-

poses described in this Order, and the Supreme Court so constituted is

hereinafter in this Order referred to as the “ Full Court.”

(4) When the Full Court consists of not more than two Judges, and

there is a difference of opinion, the opinion of the Judge, or, in his absence,

the Senior Assistant Judge, shall prevail.

(5) Subject to any Rules of Court, the Judge shall make any such

arrangements as he thinks fit for the distribution of the business of the

Court.

(6) If the Chief Justice in office at the passing of this Order becomes

the Judge of the Supreme Court under this Order, he shall retain the title

of Chief Justice during his tenure of office.

8. During a vacancy in the office of Judge, or in case of the illness or

incapacity of the Judge, or of his absence from the district of the Consul-

ate of Shanghai, the Secretary of State may appoint a fit person to act as

Judge, but unless or until such appointment is made, the Assistant Judge

or Senior Assistant Judge shall act as Judge.

An Acting Judge shall, during the continuance of his appointment,

have all the power and authority of the Judge.

9. During a vacancy or temporary vacancy in the office of Assistant ActingJudge.Assist-

Judge, or in case of the absence, or illness, or other incapacity of an ant

Assistant Judge, the Judge may, by writing under his hand and the seal

of the Supreme Court, appoint any fit person, approved by the Secretary

of State, or by His Majesty’s Minister in China, to act as and for such

Assistant Judge for the time therein mentioned or during the vacancy,

is the case may be; but every such appointment shall be revocable, at

pleasure, by the Judge, by writing under his hand and the seal of the

Supreme Court, or by the Secretary of State.

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The person so appointed shall, during the continuance of his appoint-

aoent, have all the power and authority of an Assistant Judge.

Additional

Assistant 10. The Secretary of State may appoint either a person qualified as

provided in Article 7, or a Consular officer to act as an additional Assis-

tant Judge, and any person so appointed shall, during the continuance of

his appointment, have all the power and authority of an Assistant Judge.

Seal of

Supreme 11. The Supreme Court shall have a seal, bearing the style of the

Court and such device as the Secretary of State approves, but the seal in

use at the commencement of this Order shall continue to be used until a

new seal is provided.

Officers

Supremeof 12. —(1) There sha

Crown Advocate, a Registrar, a Cliief Clerk, a Marshal, and such other

officers and clerks under such designations as the Secretary of State

thinks fit.

(2) The Secretary of State, dr His Majesty’s Minister in China or

Corea, as the case may be, may temporarily attach to the Supreme Court

such persons, being Consular officers, as he thinks fit.

(3) Every officer, clerk, and other person thus attached shall dis-

charge such duties in connection with the Court as the Judge may direct,

subject to any instructions of the Secretary of State.

Sheriff. 13. The Sheriff shall have all the powers and authorities of the

Sheriff of a county in England, with all the privileges and immunities of

the office, and shall be charged with the execution of all decrees, orders

and sentences made and passed by the Supreme Court, on the requisition

in that behalf of the Supreme Court.

He shall be entitled to such fees and costs as the Supreme Court

may direct.

Kegistrar. 14. The Registrar shall be appointed by His Majesty.

He shall be either a member of the Bar of England, Scotland; ' or

Ireland, or a Solicitor of the Supreme Court in England or Ireland, or a

Writer to His Majesty’s Signet, or a Sblicitor in the Supretne Courts of

Scotland.

He may also, with the approval of the Secretary of State, hold the

office of Chief Clerk of the Supreme Cohrt.

In case of the absence from Shanghai or- of the illness of the Regis-

trar, or during a vacancy in the office of Registrar, or during the employ-

ment of the Registrar in another capacity, Or on emergency, the Judge may,

by writing under his hand and the seal of the Supreme Court, appoint

any fit person to act as Registrar for the tiine therein mentioned, or until

the appointment is revoked by the Judge or disapproved or revoked by

the Secretary of State.

Tenure and

Judges Of 15. The Judge, each Assistant Judge, and the Registrar shall hold

office during the pleasure' of His Majesty.

Revocation of

Appointments. 16. In case at any time His Majesty thinks fit by warrant under his

Royal sign manual to revoke the warrant appointing any persbn to be

Judge, Assistant Judge, or Registrar, Or while there is a Judge, Assistant

Judge, or Registrar in office, thinks fit by warrant under his Royal sign

manual to appoint another person to be Judge, Assistant Judge, or

Registrar (as the case may be), then, and in every such case, until the

warrant of revocation or of new appointment is notified by His Majesty’s

Minister in China to the person holding office, all powers and authorities

vested in that person shall continue and be deemed to have continued in

as full force—and he shall continue, and be deemed to have continued,

entitled to all the privileges and emoluments of the office as fully, and all

things done by him shall be and be deemed to have been as valid in law—

as if such warrant of revocation Or new appointment had not been

made.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA «7

17. The Supreme Court shall ordinarily sit at Shanghai; but may, Sittings

Supreme of

if it seems expedient, sit at any other place within the limits of this

'Order, and may at any time transfer its ordinary sittings to any such Court.

place as the Secretary of State approves. Under this Article the Judges

may sit at the same time at different places, and each sitting shall be

deemed to be a sitting of the Supreme Court.

18. The Judge or under his directions an Assistant Judge may visit, Visitation Of

in a magisterial or judicial capacity, any place in China or Corea, and Judges.

there inquire of, or hear and determine, any case, civil or criminal, and

may examine any records or order documents in any Provincial Court,

and give directions as to the keeping thereof.

(ii) Provincial Courts.

19. —(1) Every commissioned Consular officer, Constitution

with the excep

those at Shanghai and with such other exceptions (if any) as the Secre- of Provincial

tary of State tliinks fit to make, shall for and in his Consular district Court.

hold and form a Court, in this Order referred to as a Provincial Court.

(2) Where His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case

may be, appoints any person to be Acting Consul-General, Consul, or

Yice-Consul at any port or place in China or Corea, which is for the time

being open to foreign trade, and at which no commissioned Consular

officer is resident, that person shall hold and form a Provincial Court for

the district for which he is appointed to act.

(3) Every Provincial Court shall be styled “ His Britannic Majesty’s

■Court at Canton ” (or as the case may be).

(4) Every Provincial Court may, with the approval of the Judge of

the Supreme Court, appoint a competent person, or persons, to perform

such duties and to exercise such powers in and for t at Court as are by

this Order and any Rules of Court imposed or conferred upon the Regis-

trar and Marshal respectively, and any person so appointed shall perform

such duties and exercise such powers accordingly.

(5) Every Provincial Court shall have a seal bearing its style and

such device as the Secretary of State from time to time directs; but

where such a seal is not provided, the seal of the Consular officer holding

the Court may be used.

(iii) Jurisdiction of Courts.

20. The Supreme Court, and each Provincial Court, shall, in the Courts Record.of

•exercise of every part of its jurisdiction, be a Court of Record.

21. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction, civil and criminal, including any Jurisdiction of

jurisdiction by this Order conferred expressly on a Provincial Court, SupremeCourt at

shall for and within the district of the Consulate of Shanghai be vested Shanghai.

exclusively in the Supreme Court as its ordinary original jurisdiction.

22. All His Majesty’s jurisdiction, civil and criminal, not under this J urisdiction of

Order vested exclusively in the Supreme Court, shall to the extent and in Provincial

the manner provided by this Order be vested in the Provincial < hurts.

23. The Supreme Court shall have in all matters, civil and criminal, Concurrent of

an original-jurisdiction, concurrent with the jurisdiction of the several Jurisdiction

Provin ial Courts, to be exercised subject and according to the provisions Supreme

of this Order.

24. —(1) The Registrar of the Supreme Court shall,ofsubject

Jurisdiction

directions of the Judge, hold preliminary examinations, and shall hear Registrar

and determine such criminal cases in that Court as are not, under this

Order, required to be heard and determined on a charge.

(2) Tue Registrar shall also have authority to hear and determine

such civil actions as may he assigned to him by the Judge, but actions

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which under this Order are required or directed to be heard with a jury

or assessors shall not be so assigned.

(3) For the purposes of this Article the Registrar shall exercise all

the powers and jurisdiction of a Provincial Court, and the provisions of

this Order with respect to appeal and reserved case in criminal matters

and to appeal in civil matters shall apply accordingly.

orCase reportedto

removed

Supreme

25. —(1) Where an

vincial Court, appears to that Court to be beyond its jurisdiction, or to

be one which for any other reason ought to be tried in the Supreme

Court, the Provincial Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court

for directions.

(2) The Supreme Court may of its own motion, or upon the report

of a Provincial Court, or on the application of any party concerned,

require any case, civil or criminal, pending in any Provincial Court to

be transferred to, or tried in, the Supreme Court, or may direct in what

Court and in what mode, subject to the provisions of this Order, any

such case shall be tried.

auxiliary to 26. The Supreme Court and every 'Provincial Court shall be

auxiliary to one another in all particulars relative to the administration

of justice, civil or criminal.

27. Every Judge and. Officer of Courts established under this Order

shall, as far as there is proper opportunity,, promote reconciliation and

encourage and facilitate the settlement in an amicable way and without

recourse to litigation of matters in difference between British subjects,

or between British subjects and foreigners in China or Corea.

28. Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal and civil cases

may be tried as follows: —

(a) In the case of the Supretne Court, by the Court itself, or by the

Court with a jury, or with assessors.

(b) In the case of a Provincial Court by the Court itself, or by the

Court with assessors.

Process ol

Supreme 29. Any of His Majesty’s Courts in China or Corea may cause any

Court of

Hongkong. summons, order, or judgment issuing from the Supreme Court of Hong-

kong, in any civil proceeding, and accompanied by a request in writing

Immunity under the seal of that Court, to be served in China or Corea.

Legation. of 30. —(1) Notwithsta

not exercise any jurisdiction in any proceeding whatsoever over His

Majesty’s Minister, or over his official or other residences, or his official

or other property.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, the Court shall not

sxercise, except with the consent of the Minister signified in writing to

the Court, any jurisdiction in any proceeding over any person attached

to or being a member of, or in the service of, the Legation. The consent

of the Minister may be given, either specially with respect to any person,

or generally with respect to any class of persons so attached.

(3) If in any case under this Order it appears to the Court that the

attendance of the Minister, or of any person attached to or being a mem-

ber of the .Legation, or being in the service of the Legation, to give

evidence before the Court is requisite in the interest of justice, the Court

may address to the Minister a request in writing for such attendance.

(4) A person attending to give evidence before the Court shall not

be compelled or allowed to give any evidence or produce any document,

if, in the opinion of the Minister, signified by him personally or in writing

to the Court, the giving or production thereof would be injurious to His

Operation of Majesty’s service.

Imperial 31. Where, by virtue of any Imperial Act, or of this Order, or other-

Acts, Ac. wise, any provisions of any Imperial Acts, or of any law of a British

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA

possession, or of any Orders in Council other than this Order, are applic-

able in China or Corea, or any forms, regulations, or procedure prescribed

or established by or under any such Act, Law or Order, are made applic-

able for any purpose of this Order or any other order relating to China

or Corea, such Acts, Laws, Orders, Forms, Regulations, or procedure may

be construed or used with such alterations and adaptations not affecting

the substance as may be necessary having regard tp local circumstances,

and anything required to be done by, to, or before any Court, Judge, officer,

or authority may be done by, to, or before a Court, Judge, officer, or

authority having the like or analogous functions, or by, to, or before any

officer designated by the Secretary of State or by the Court (as the case

may require) for that purpose ; and the seal of the Supreme or Provin-

cial Court (as the case may be) may be substituted for any other seal,

and in case any difficulty occurs in the application it shall be lawful for

a Secretary of State to direct by, to, or before whom and in what man-

ner anything is to be done, and such Act, Law, Order, Form, Regulation,

or Procedure shall be construed accordingly.

Where under any such Imperial Act, Law, or Order any publication

is required to be made, as respects any judicial proceedings in any

Gazette or otherwise, such publication shall in China or Corea be made

in such newspaper or by such other mode as the Court shall think fit

to direct.

Jurors and Assessors.

’*32.—(1) Every male resident British subject—being of the age of jury.

21 years upwards—having a competent knowledge of the English

language—having or earning a gross income at such rate as may be fixed

by Rules of Court—not having been attainted of treason or felony, or

convicted of any crime that is infamous (unless he has obtained a free

pardon) and not being under outlawry—shall be qualified to serve on

a jury.

(2) All persons so qualified shall be liable so to serve, except the

following persons, who shall nevertheless be competent to serve, that is

to say:—

Persons in His Majesty’s Diplomatic, Consular, or other Civil Ser-

vice, in actual employment;

Officers, clerks, keepers of prisons, messengers, and other persons

attached to or in the service of the Court;

Officers and others on full pay in His Majesty’s navy or army, or in

actual employment in the service of any Department connected

therewith;

Persons holding appointments in the civil, naval, or military service

of China or Corea ;

Clergymen and other ministers of religion in the actual discharge

of professional duties ;

Legal practitioners in actual practice ;

Physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries in actual practice;

Persons who are over 60 years of age or are disabled by mental or

bodily infirmity.

(3) A jury shall consist of such number of jurors, not more than

twelve nor less than five, as may be determined in accordance with Rules

of Court; and in such Rules different provisions may be made with

respect to the several places at which the Supreme Court may sit, regard

being had to the number of available jurors and any other considerations

(4) In civil and in criminal cases the like challenges shall be allowed

as in England—with this addition, that in civil cases each party may

challenge three jurors peremptorily.

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(5) A jury shall be required tp give an unanimous verdict; provided

that, with the consent of parties, the verdict of a majority may be taken

in civil cases.

Assessors. 33.—(1) An Assessor shall be a competent and impartial British

subject, of good repute, nominated and summoned by the Court for the

purpose of acting as Assessor.

(2) In the Supreme Court there may be one, two, or three Assessors,

as the Court thinks fit.

(3) In a Provincial Court there shall ordinarily be not fewer than

two, and not more than four, Assessors. Where, however, by reason of

local circumstances, the Court is able to obtain the presence of one

Assessor only, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit with one Assessor only:

and where, for like reasons, the Court is not able to obtain the presence

of an Assessor, the Court may, if it thinks fit, sit without an Assessor—

the Court in every ca^e, recording in the Minutes its reasons for sitting

with one Assessor only or without an Assessor.

(4) An Assessor shall not have any voice in the decision of the Court

in any case, civil or criminal; but an Assessor dissenting, in a civil case,

from any decision of the Court, or, in a criminal case, from any decision

of the Court or the conviction or the amount of punishment awarded,

may r cord in the Minutes his dissent, and the grounds thereof, and shall

be entitled to receive without payment a certified copy of the Minutes.

Poaaitvendtor to a 34.—(1) Any person failing to attend as juror or Assessor according

*nf«! summons

be liable shallnobef. exceeding

to a fine deemed guilty of aa contempt

<£!(), but of Court,

person shall not beand

liableshallto

fine for non-atten lance unless he is resident in t ie Consular district in

which the Court sits.

(2) Any such fine shall not be levied until after the expiration of

fourteen days. The proper officer of the Court shall forthwith give to

the person fined notice in writing of the imposition of the fine, and

require him within six days after receipt of the notice to file an affidavit

excusing non-attendance (if he desire to do so). The Court shall con-

sider the affidavit, and may, if it seems proper, remit or reduce the fine.

III.—Criminal Matters.

Application of 35.—(I) Except as regards offences made or declared such by this

at K^iand.’' lations

or any other

made Order

under relating

any Order; to China or Corea, or by any Rules or Regu-

Any act that would not by a Court of Justice bavin; criminal

jurisdiction in England be deemed an offence in Engined, shall

not, in the exercise of criminal jurisdiction under this Order, be

deemed an offence, or be the subject of any criminal proceeding

under this Order.

(2) Subject to the provisions of this Order, criminal jurisdiction

under this Order shall, as far as circumstances ad nit, be exercised on

the principles of, and in conformity with, English law for the time being,

and with the powers vested in the Courts of Justice and Justices of

the Peace in England, according to their respective jurisdiction and

authority.

Local Jurisdiction in Criminal Matters.

36. Every Court may cause to be summoned or arrested, and brought

before it, any person subject to and being within the limits of its juris-

diction, and accused of having committed an off-moO cognizable under

this Order, and may deal with the accused accor ting to the jurisdiction

of the Court and in conformity with the provision^ of this Order.

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37. For the purposes of criminal jurisdiction every offence and cause offence!Place ofor

of complaint committed or arising within the limits of this Order shall purpose? of

be deemed to have been committed or to have arisen, either in the place

where the same actually was committed or arose, or in any place where

the person charged or complained of happens to be at the t ime of the

institution or commencement of the charge or complaint.

38. Where a person accused of an offence escapes or removes from Escape and

the Consular district within which the offence was committed, and is another

found within another Consular district, the Court within whose district district.

he is found may proceed in the case to trial and punishment, or to pre-

liminary examination (as the case may require), in like manner as if the

offence had been committed in its own district; or may, on the requisi-

tion or with the consent of the Court within whose district the offence

was committed, send him in. custody to that Court, or require him to

give security for his surrender to that Court, there to be dealt with

according to law.

Where any person is to be so sent in custody, a warrant shall be issued

by the Court within whose district he is found, and that warrant shall

be sufficient authority to any person to whom it is directed to receive

and detain the person therein named, and to carry him to and deliver

him up to the Court within whose district the offence was committed,

according to the warrant.

39. —(1) In cases of murder or manslaughter Admiraltyif&«.either the

the criminal act which wholly or partly caused the death, happened offences,

within the jurisdiction of a Court acting under this Order, that Court

shall have the like jurisdiction over any British subject who is accused

either as the principal offender, or as accessory before the fact to murder,

or as accessory .after the fact to murder or manslaughter, as if both the

criminal act and the death had happened within that jurisdiction.

(2) In the case of any offence committed on the high seas, or with-

in the Admiralty jurisdiction, by any British subject on board a British

ship, or on board a foreign ship to which he did not belong, the Court

shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, have jurisdiction as if the

offence had been committed within the jurisdiction'of that Court. In

cases tried under this Article no different sentence can be passed from

the sentence which could be passed in England if the offence were tried

there.

(3) The foregoing provisions of this Article shall be deemed to be

adaptations, for the purposes of this Order and of the Foreign Juris-

diction Act, 1890,. of the following enactments, that is to say :—

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1849.

The Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1860.

The Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Part. XIII.

And those enactments shall apply accordingly and be administered in

China and Corea,

Apprehension and Custody of Accused Persons.

40-—(1)

warrant issuingWhere

out ofaany

person

Court,accused

he shallof bean brought

offence before

is arrested on a accused

the Court BringingBefore

within forty eight hours after the arrest, unless in any case circumstances

unavoidably prevent his being brought before the Court within that time,

which circumstances shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In every case, he shall be brought before the Court as soon as

circumstances reasonably admit, and t he time and circumstances shall be

recorded in the Minutes.

41,—(1)

remanded Where

at any, timeanforaccused personseven

more than is indays,

custody,

unlesshecircumstances

shall not be Remand.

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appear to the Court to make it necessary or proper that he should be

remanded for a longer time, which circumstances, and the time of re-

mand, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(2) In no case shall a remand be for more than fourteen days at

one time, unless in case of illness of the accused or other case of

necessity.

Detention

sh ot 42. Where the Supreme Court or a Provincial Court issues a sum-

'p mons or warrant against any person on complaint of an offence committed

on board of, or in relation to, a British ship, then, if it appears to the

Court that the interests of public justice so require, the Court may issue

a warrant or order for the detention of the ship, and may cause the

ship to be detained accordingly, until the charge is heard and deter-

mined, and the order of the Court thereon is fully executed, or for such

shorter time as the Court thinks fit; and the Court shall have power to

make all such orders as appears to it necessary or proper for carrying

this provision into effect.

is locution of 43. Every Provincial Court shall execute any writ, order, or warrant

Supreme

Oourt. issuing therein

named from theforSupreme Court, and

his appearance may take

personally security

or by fromaccording

attorney, any personto

the writ, order, or warrant; or may cause such person to be taken in

custody or otherwise to the Supreme Court or elsewhere in China or

Corea, according to the writ, order, or warrant.

44.—(1) The Court may, in its discretion, admit to bail persons

accused of any of the following offences, namely :—

Any felony.

Riot.

Assault on any officer in the execution of his duty, or on any

person acting in his aid.

Neglect or breach of duty by an officer.

But a person accused of treason or murder shall not be admitted to

bail except by the Supreme Court.

(2) In all other cases the Court shall admit the accused to bail

unless the Court, having regard to the circumstances, sees good reason

to the contrary, which reason shall be recorded in the Minutes.

(3) The Supreme Court may admit a person to bail, although a

Provincial Court has not thought fit to do so.

(4) The accused who is to be admitted to bail, either on remand or

on or after trial ordered, shall produce such surety or sureties as, in the

opinion of the Court, will be sufficient to insure his appearance as and

when required, and shall with him or them enter into a recognisance

accordingly.

Trial with Jury or Assessors.

Trial with jury 45.—(1) Where the offence charged is treason or murder the case

must be tried on a charge before the Supreme Court with a jury.

(2) In each of the two following cases, namely :—

(i) Where the offence charged is rape, arson, housebreaking, rob-

bery with violence, piracy, forgery, or perjury ; or

(ii) Where the offence charged is any other than as aforesaid, but

it appears to the Court at any time before the trial, the opinion

of the Court being recorded in the Minutes, that the offence

charged, if proved, would not be adequately punished by im-

prisonment for three months with hard labour, or by a fine of

dS20, or both such imprisonment and fine—

The offence shall be tried on a charge with a jury or assessors

(according to the provisions of this Order applicable to the Court) ; but

mav, with the consent of the accused, be tried without assessors or jury-

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 78

In the Supreme Court, when the accused does not so consent, the charge

shall he tried with a jury, unless the Court is of opinion that a jury

cannot be obtained.

(3) The Supreme Court may, for any special reason, direct that any

case shall be tried with assessors or a jury, and a Provincial Court may,

for any special reason, direct that any case shall be tried with assessors.

In each such case the special reason shall be recorded in the Minutes.

46. —(1) Where an accused person is ordered to be tried

Court with a jury or with assessors, he shall be tried as soon after the

making of the order as circumstances leasonably admit.

(2) As long notice of the time of trial as circumstances reasonably

admit shall be given to him in writing, under the seal of the Court,

which notice, and the time thereof, shall be recorded in the Minutes.

47. —(1) The Supreme Court shall, when required by the S

of State, send to him a report of the sentence of the Court in any case sentence*,

tried before that Court with a jury or assessors, with a copy of the

Minutes and notes of evidence, and with any observations which the

Court thinks fit to make.

(2) Every Provincial Court shall, in accordance with Rules of Court,

send to the Supreme Court a report of the sentence of the Court in

every case tried by the Court with assessors, with such Minutes, notes

of evidence, and other documents as such Rules may direct, and with

any observations which the Court thinks fit to make.

Summary Trial.

48. Where the complaint discloses an offence which is not required summary

or directed to be heard on a charge, the accused may be tried summarily t,rial-

on the complaint: Provided that where an offence is tried summarily

no greater punishment shall be awarded than imprisonment for three

months or a fine of <£20, or both.

Preliminary Examination.

49.—(1) Where the accused is before the Court, and it appears to Preliminary

the Court that the complaint discloses an offence— Examination

(a) Which ought to be tried in or reported to another Court; or

(b) Which ought to be tried before the same Court with a jury or

the Court shall proceed to make a preliminary examination in the

prescribed manner.

(2) On the conclusion of the preliminary examination, the Court

shall bind by recognizance the prosecutor and every witness to appear

at the trial to prosecute, or to, prosecute and give evidence, or to give

evidence (as the case may be), and if the case is to be tried in or reported

to another Court, shall forthwith send the depositions, with a minute of

other evidence (if any) and a report, to the Court before which the trial

is to take place.

50. Where a British subject is accused of an offence the cognizance Courtbefore

whereof appertains to any Court established under this Order, and it is Trial in His

Majesty’s

expedient that the offence be inquired of, tried, determined, and punished Dominions.

in a British possession, the accused may (under the Foreign Jurisdiction

Act, 1890, Section 6) be sent for trial to Hongkong or to Burma; and

the Supreme Court of Hongkong and the Sessions Court at Mandalay

shall respectively be the authorized Courts for the purposes of that

enactment.

The Court may, where it appears so expedient, by warrant under the

hand of a Judge and the seal of the Court, cause the accused to be sent

for trial to Hongkong or to Mandalay accordingly.

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The warrant shall be sufficient authority to any person to whom it

is directed to receive and detain the person therein named, and to carry

him to and deliver him up at Hongkong or Mandalay, according to the

warrant.

Where any person is to be so sent to Hongkong or to Burma, the

Court before which he is accused shall take the preliminary examination,

and if it seems necessary and proper shall bind over such of the proper

witnesses as are British subjects in their own recognizances to appear

and give evidence on the trial.

BdfuMt

®iter to , 51.—(1) If a British subject, having appeared as prosecutor or

Into i witness

rooft^Aitaa' at a preliminary examination, refuses to enter into a recognizance

to appear at the trial to prosecute or give evidence, the Court may send

him to prison, there to remain until after the trial, unless in the mean-

time he enters into a recognizance.

(2) But if afterwards, from want of sufficient evidence or other

cause, the accused is discharged, the Court shall order that the person

imprisoned for so refusing be also discharged.

(3) Where the prosecutor or witness is not a British subject, the

Court may require him either to enter into a recognizance or to give

other security for his attendance at the trial, and if he fails to do so may

in its discretion dismiss the charge.

S».witnosses,

periBti3 ot 52. Subject to Buies of Court made under this Order, the Court

jurors, k". tomayanyorder payment of allowances in respect of their reasonable expenses

complainant or witness attending before the Court on the trial of

any criminal case by a jury or with assessors, and also to jurors, asses-

sors, interpreters, medical practitioners, or other persons employed in or

in connection with criminal cases.

Charges.

Trial

oharge.ou a state53.the offence charged, with such —(1) The charge upon

particulars as to the time and place

of the alleged offence, and the person (if any) against whom or the thing

(if any) in respect of which it was committed, as are reasonably sufficient

to give the accused notice of the matter with which he is charged.

(2) The fact that a charge is made is equivalent to a statement that

every legal condition required by law to constitute the offence charged

was fulfilled in the particular case.

(3) Where the nature of the case is such that the particulars above

mentioned do not give such sufficient notice as aforesaid, the charge shall

also contain such particulars of the manner in which the alleged offence

was committed as will give such sufficient notice.

(4) For the purposes of the application of any Statute law, a charge

framed under the provisions of this Order shall be deemed to be an

indictment.

Separatefo:

Charges 54. For every distinct offence of which any person is accused there

shall be a separate charge, and every such charge shall be tried separately,

except in the cases following, that is to say

(a) Where a person is accused of more offences than one of the same

kind committed within the space of twelve months from the

first to the last of such offences, he may be charged with, and

tried at one trial for any number of them hot exceeding three.

(5) If in one series of acts so connected together as to form the

same transaction more offences than one are committed by the

same person, he may be charged with and tried at one trial for

every such offence.

(c) If the acts alleged constitute an offence falling within two or

more definitions or descriptions of offences in any lawor laws.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND CORRA 75

the accused may be charged with and tried at one trial for

eacli of such offences.

(d) If several acts constitute several offences, and also, when

combined, a different offence, the accused may be charged with,

and tried at one trial for, the offence constituted by such acts

when combined, or one or more of the several offences, but in

the latter case shall not be punished with more severe punish-

ment than the Court which tries him could award for any one

of those offences.

(e) If a single act or series of acts is of such a nature that it is

doubtful which of several offences the facts which can be proved

will constitute, the accused may be charged with having com-

mitted all or any of such offences, and any number of such

charges may be tried at once ■, or he may be charged in the

alternative with having committed some one of the offences;

and if it appears in evidence that he has committed a different

offence for which he might have been charged, he may be

convicted of that offence, although not charged with it.

55. When more persons than one are accused of the same offence or oo-defend&nt*.

trial ot

of different offences committed in the same transaction, or when one is

accused of committing an offence and another of abetting or attempting

to commit that offence, they may be charged and tried together or

separately, as the Court thinks fit.

56. —(1) Any Court, if sitting with a jury Alteration or assessors,

of may

any charge at any time before the verdict of the jury is returned or the charges.

opinions ot the assessors are expressed; if sitting without jury or asses-

sors, at any tium before judgment is pronounced.

(2) Every such alteration shall be read and explained to the accused.

(3) If the altered charge is such that proceeding with the trial

immediately is likely, in the opinion of the Court, to prejudice the

accused or the prosecutor, the Court may either direct a new trial or

adjourn the trial for such period as may be necessary.

57. —(1) No error or omission in stating either Srrors andthe offence

particulars shall be regarded at any stage of the case as material, unless rariances.

the accused was misled by such error or omission.

(2) When the facts alleged in certain particulars are proved and

constitute an offence, and the remaining particulars are not proved, the

accused may be convicted of the offence constituted by the facts proved,

although not charged with it.

(3) When a person is charged with an offence, and the evidence

proves either the commission of a minor offence or an attempt to commit

the offence charged, he may be convicted of the minor offence or of the

attempt.

58. —(1) If the accused has been previously previous convicted

Charge of of any o

and it is intended to prove such conviction for the purpose of affecting conviction.

the punishment which the Court is competent to award, the fact, date,

and place of the previous conviction shall be stated in the charge.

(2) If such statement is omitted, the Court may add it at any time

before sentence is passed.

(3) The part of the charge stating the previous convictions shall

not be read out in Court, nor shall the accused be asked whether he has

been previously convicted, as alleged in the charge, unless anil until he

has either pleaded guilty to, or been convicted of, the subsequent

offence.

(4) If he pleads guilty to, or is convicted of, the subsequent offence

he shall then be asked whether he has been previously convicted a

alleged in the charge.

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(5) If he answers that he has been so previously convicted, the

Court may proceed to pass sentence on him accordingly, but, if he denies

that he has been so previously convicted; or refuses to, or does not,

ahswer such question, the Court shall then inquire concerning such

previous conviction, and in such case (where the trial is by jury) it shall

not be necessary to swear the jurors again.

Punishments.

59. The powers of the Courts with respect to' punishments are

limited as follows:—

" (1) The Supreme Court may award in fespect of an offence any

punishment which may in respect of a similar offence be awarded

in England: provided that (a) imprisonment with hard labour

shall ‘be substituted for penal servitude, and (b) the Supreme

Court shall not award a fine exceeding ,£500; or, in case of a

continuing offence, in addition to imprisonment or fine, or both,

a fine exceeding <£1 for each day during which the offence

continues after conviction.

(2) A Provincial Court may award imprisonment; not exceeding

twelve months, with or without hard labour, and with or

without a fine not exceeding =£100; or a fine not exceeding

<£100, without imprisonment; or in case of a continuing offence,

in addition to imprisonment or fine, Or both, a fine not

exceeding 10s. for each day during which the offence continues

after conviction.

(3) But nothing in this Article shall be deemed to empower any

Court to award for any offence any punishment not authorized

by law in relation to that offence.

60. —(1) If any person is

not distinguished as a grave offence against this Order, he is liable :—

(1) To a fine not exceeding £5, without any imprisonment; or

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, without fine; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding fourteen days, with a fine not

exceeding 50s.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is without hard labour.

61. —(1) If any person is

distinguished as a grave offence against this Order, he is liable:—

f i) To a fine not exceeding £10, without imprisonment; or

(ii) To imprisonment not exceeding two months, without fine ; or

(iii) To imprisonment not exceeding one month, with a fine not

exceeding £5.

(2) Imprisonment under this Article is, in the discretion of the

Court, with or without hard labour.

62. —(1) The Court may, i

of an assault to pay to the person assaulted by way of damages any sum

not exceeding £10.

(2) Damages so ordered to be paid may be either in addition to or

in lieu of a fine, and shall be recoverable in like manner as a fine.

(3) Payment of such damages shall be a defence to an action for

the assault.

63. —(1) The Court may, if

before it to pay all or part of the expenses of his prosecution, or of his

imprisonment or other punishment or of both, the amount being specified

in the order.

(2) Where it appears to the Court that the charge is malicious, or

frivolous and vexatious, the Court mav if it thinks fit, order the

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COKEA 77.

complainant ti > pay all dr part of the expenses of the prosecution, the

amount being specified in the order.

(3) In these respective cases the Court may, if it thinks fit, order

that the whole or such portion as the Court thinks fit of the expenses

so paid be paid over to the complainant or to the accused (as the case

may be). ' • - .

(4) In all cases the reasons of the CoUrt for making any such order

shall be recorded in the Minutes.

64. Where any person is sentenced by the Supreme Court to suffer Punishment

the punishment of death, the Judge shall forthwith send a report of the death.

sentence; with a copy of the Minutes of Proceedings and notes of evidence

in the case, and with any observations he thinks fit, to His Majesty’s

Minister in China or Corea as the case may be.

The sentence shall not be carried into execution without the direction

of His Majesty’s Minister in writing under his hand.

If His Majesty’s Minister-does not diredt that the sentence of death

be carried into execution, he shad direct what punishment in lieu of the

punishment of ‘death is to be inflicted on the person convicted, and the

person convicted sha ll be liable to be so punished accordingly.

65. —(1) ThC Judge of the Supreme Court Prisons may and

by general or

approved by the Seeretafy of State, prescribe the manner in which and punishments.

the prisons in China or Corea at which punishments passed'by any Court

or otherwise awarded under this Order are to be carried into execution.

(2) The warrant of any Court shall be sufficient authority to any

person to whom it is (MWcted to receive and detain t e person therein

named in any prison so prescribed.

(3) For the purposes of this Article •“ China ” includes places within

the limits of the Weihaiwei Order in Council, 1901.

66. —(1) Where an offender is sentenced to imprisonment imprisonment, and

Supreme Court thinks it expedient that the sentence be carried into effect Majesty’s

within His Majesty’s dominions, and the offender is accordingly, under Dominions.

Section 7 of the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, sent for imprisonment to

a place in His Majesty’s dominions, the place shall be hither Hongkong,

or a place in some other part of His Majesty’s dominions, the Govern-

ment whereof consents that offenders may be sent tbither under this Article.

(2) The Supreme Court may, by warrant under the hand of a Judge

and the seal of the Court, cause the offender to be sent to Hongkong, or

other such place as aforesaid, in order that the sentence may be there

carried into effect accordingly.

(3) The warrant shall be sufficient authority to any person to whom

it is directed to receive and , detain the person therein named, and to

carry him to and deliver him up at the place named, according to the

warrant.

67. —(1) A Judge of the Supreme Court Mitigation may, ifofhe thinks

report to the Secretary of State or to the Minister in China or in Corea, punishments.

as the case may be, recommending a mitigation or remission of any

punishment awarded by any Court, and thereupon the punishment may

be mitigated or remitted by the Secretary of State or Minister.

(2) Nothing in this Order shall affect His Majesty’s prerogative of

pardon.

Inquests.

_ 68.—(1) The Court shall have and discharge all the powers and inquests,

duties appertaining to the office of Coroner in England, in relation to

deaths of British subjects happening in the district of the Court.

(2) The Court may also exercise the said powers in relation to

deaths of any persons having happened at sea on board British ships

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arriving in the district, and to deaths of British subjects having hap-

pened at sea on board foreign ships so arriving.

(3) The jurisdiction of the Court under this Article shall be

exercised subject to tlie following provisions:—

(a) Where a British subject is charged with causing the death, the

Court may, without holding an inquest, proceed forthwith with

the preliminary examination.

(b) Where a British subject is not charged with causing the death,

the Court shall, without any jury, hold an inquest, taking the

depositions of those who know the facts. If, during or after

the inquest, a British subject is so charged, the depositions

shnll be read over in the presence of the witnesses and of the

accused, who shall be entitled to cross-examine each witness,

and the procedure shall be as in other cases of preliminary

» examination. If after the inquest the Court does not see fit to

cause any person to be charged, the Court shall certify its

opinion of the cause of the death. When the inquest is held

by a Provincial Court, the certificate and the depositions shall

be sent forthwith to the Supreme Court, and that Court may

give any directions which may seem proper in the circumstances.

(4) In this Article the expression “the Court” includes the Registrar

of the Supreme Court.

Statutory or other Offences.

ments and possession,

trade-marks, 69. Anywould

act which, if done against

be an offence in the United

any of Kingdom, or inStatutes

the following a British

of

the Imperial Parliament or Orders in Council, that is to say :—

The Merchandize Marks Act, 1887;

The Patents, Designs and Trade-marks Act, 1883 to 1888;

Any Act, Statute, or Order in Council for the time being in force

relating to copyright, or to inventions, designs, or trade-marks ;

Any Statute amending, or substituted for, any of the above-men-

tioned Statutes;

Shall, if done by a British subject in China or Corea, be punishable

as a grave offence against this Order, whether such act is done in

relation to any property or right of a British subject, or of a foreigner

or native, or otherwise howsoever;

Provided—

(1) That a copy of any such Statute or Order in Council shall be

put dished in the public office of the Consulates at Shanghai

and Seoul, and shall be there open for inspection by any person

at all reasonable times; and a person shall not be punished

under this Article for anything done before the expiration of

one month after such publication, unless the person offending

is proved to have had express notice of the Statute or Order in

Council.

(2) That a prosecution by or on behalf of a prosecutor who is not a

British subject shall not be entertained unless the Court ifr

satisfied that effectual provision exists for the punishment in

Consular or other Courts in China or Corea of similar acts

committed by the subjects of the State or Power of which such

prosecutor is a subject, in relation to, or affecting the interests

smagfriinK. of, British

70.—(1) subjects.

If a British subject—

(i) Smuggles, or attem pts to smuggle, out of China or Corea any

goods on exportation' whereof a duty is payable to the Chinese

or Corean Government;

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(ii) Imports or exports, or attempts to import or export, into or out

of China or Corea, any goods, intending and attempting to

evade payment of duty payable thereon to the Chinese or

Corean Glovernment;

iiii) Imports or exports, or attempts to importer export, into or

out of China or Corea any goods the importation or exportation

whereof, into or out of China or Corea, is prohibited by law;

(iv) Without a proper licence, sells, or attempts to sell, or offers

for sale, in China or Corea, any goods whereof the Chinese or

Corean Government has by law a monopoly ;

In each of the four cases aforesaid he shall be guilty of an offence

against this Order, and on conviction shall be liable to imprisonment,

with or without hard labour, for any term not exceeding six months, and

with or without a fine not exceeding <£100, or to a fine not exceeding

=£100 without imprisonment.

(2) Where a person is charged with such an offence as in this

Article is mentioned, the Court may seize the goods in relat ion to which

the alleged offence was committed, and may hold the same until after

the hearing of the charge.

(3) If a person so charged is convicted, then those goods, whether

they have been so seized or not, shall be forfeited to His Majesty the

King, and the Court shall dispose of them, subject to any general or

special directions of the Secretary of State as the Court thinks fit.

71. —(1) If any British subject, without His Majesty’s authori

proof whereof shall lie on the party accused, does any of the following lvar'et0-

things, that is to say :—

(a) Levies war or takes any part in any operation of war against,

or aids or abets any person in carrying on war, insurrection, or

rebellion against the Government of China or of Corea; or,

(b) Takes part in any operation of war in the service of the Govern-

ment of China or of Corea against any persons engaged in

carrying on war, insurrection, or rebellion against those

respective Governments he shall be guilty of an oflence against

this Order, and, on conviction thereof, shall be liable to im-

prisonment, with or without hard labour, for any term not

exceeding two years, and with or without a fine not exceeding

<£500, or to a fine not exceeding <£500 without imprisonment.

(2) In addition to any such punishment every conviction under

the provisions of this Article shall of itself, and without further proceed-

ings, make the person convicted liable to deportation, and the Court may

order him to be deported from China or Corea in manner provided by

this Order.

(3) Where a person accused of an offence against this Article is

brought before a Provincial Court, that Court shall report the case to

the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court shall thereupon direct

in what mode and where the case shall be heard and determined, and the

ease shall be heard and determined accordingly.

72. Any British subject being iu China or Corea may be proceeded Piracy

against, tried, and punished under this Order for piracy wherever

committed.

If a person accused of piracy is brought before a Provincial Court,

that Court shall report the case to the Supreme Court, and the Supreme

Court shall thereupon give such directions as it may think fit with

’•espect to the trial.

73. If any British subject in China or in Corea violates or fails to violation or

observe any stipulation of any Treaty between His Majesty, his pre- Treatie8-

decessors, heirs, or successors, and the Emperor of China or of Corea

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for the time being in force, in respect of the violation whereof ant-

penalty is stipulated for in the Treaty, he shall be deemed guilty of an

offence against the Treaty, and on conviction thereof under this Order

shall be liable to the penalty stipulated in the Treaty.

International 74.

Reputations. representatives —^(l') Where, by ag

in China and Corea of foreign States, or some of them, in

conjunction with the Chinese or Corean authorities, Sanitary, or Police,

or Port, or Game, or other Regulations are established, and tiie same,

as far as they affect British subjects, are approved by the Secretary

of State, the Court may, subject and according to the provisions of this

Order, entertain any complaint made against a British subject for a

breach of those Regulations, and may enforce payment of any fine

incurred by that subject or person in respect of that breach, in like

manner, as nearly as may be, as if that breach were by this Order

declared to be an offence against this Order.

(2; In any such case the fine recovered shall, notwithstanding any-

thing in this Order, be disposed of and applied in manner provided by

those Regulations.

Seditious 75. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court

oondnet. who prints, publishes, or offers for sale any printed or written newspaper

or other publication containing matter calculated to excite tumult or

disorder, or to excite enmity between His Majesty’s subjects, and the

Government of China or Corea, as the case may be, or between that

Government and its subjects, shall be guilty of a grave offence against

this Order, and may, in addition to, or in lieu of, any Other punishment, he

ordered to give security for good behaviour, and in default thereof, or on a

further conviction for the like offence, he may be ordered to be deported.

An offence against this Article shall not be tried except by the

Supreme Court.

Oftencee 76. —(1) If a British su

• (i) Publicly derides, mocks, or insults any religion established or

observed within China or Corea; or

(iij Publicly offers insult to any religious service, feast, or ceremony

established or kept in any part of those dominions, or to any

place of worship, tomb; or sanctuary belonging to any religion

established or observed within those dominions, or to the

ministers <>r professors thereof; or

(iii) Publicly and wilfully commits any act tending to bring any

religion established or' observed within those dominions, or its

ceremonies, mode of worship, or observances, into hatred,

ridicule, or contempt, and thereby to provoke a breach of the

public peace;

he shall be guilty of an offence, and on conviction thereof, liable to

imprisonment not exceeding two years, with or without hard labour, and

with or without a fine not exceeding ^850, or to a fine alone not exceed-

ing <£50.

(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Order, every charge under

this Article shall be heard and determined by the Court alone, without

jury or assessors, and any Provincial Court shall have power to impose

the punishment aforesaid.

(3) Consular officers shall take such precautionary measures as

seem to them proper and expedient for the prevention of such offences.

Contempt

Court. of 77. —(!) If any person,

Court, does any of the following things, namely:—

(a) Wilfully, by act or threat, obstructs an officer of, or person

executing any process of, the Court in the performance of his

duty ; or

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COEEA 81

(h) Within or close to the room or place where the Court is sitting

wilfully misbehaves in a violent, threatening, or disrespectful

manner, to the disturbance of the Court, or to the intimidation

of suitors or others resorting thereto; or

(c) Wilfully insults any member of the Court, or any assessor or

juror, or any person acting as clerk or officer of the Court,

during his sitting or attendance in Court, or in his going to or

returning from Court; or

(d) Does any act in relation to the Supreme Court Or a Provincial

Court or a matter pending therein, which, if done in relation to

the High Court in England, would be punishable as a con-

tempt of that Court—

he shall be guilty of a grave offence against this Order;

Provided that the Court, if it thinks tit, instead of directing proceed-

ings as for an offence against this Order, may order the offender to be

apprehended forthwith, with or without warrant, and on inquiry and

consideration, and after the hearing of any defence which such person

may offer, without further process or trial, may adjudge him to be

punished with a fine not exceeding <£10, or with imprisonment not ex-

ceeding twenty-four hours, at the discretion of the Court.

(2) A Minute shall be made and kept of every such case of punish-

ment, recording the facts of the offence, and the extent of the punish-

ment. In the case of a Provincial Court, a copy of the Minute shall be

forthwith sent to the Supreme Court.

(3) Nothing herein shall interfere with the power of the Court to

remove or exclude persons who interrupt or obstruct the proceedings of

the Court.

78. —(1) If an officer of the Court employed to execute an order

by neglect or omission the opportunity of executing it, then, on complaint officers-

of the person aggrieved, and proof of the fact alleged, the Court may, if

it thinks fit, order the officer to pay the damages sustained by the person

•omplaining, or part thereof.

(2) The order shall be enforced as an order directing payment of

money.

79. —(1) If a clerk or officer of the Court, acting under pretenc

the process or authority of the Court, is charged with extortion, or with

not paying over money duly levied, or with other misfconduct, the Court,

if it thinks fit, may inquire into the charge in a summary way, and max

for that purpose summon and enforce the attendance of all necessary

persons, as in an action, and may make such order for the repayment of

any money extorted, or for the payment over of any money levied, and

for the payment of such damages and costs, as the Court thinks fit.

(2) The Court may also, if it thinks fit, on the same inquiry, impose

on the clerk or officer such fine, not exceeding <£5 for each offence, as the

Court thinks fit.

(3) A clerk or officer against whom an order has been made or who

has been acquitted under this Article shall not be liable to an action in

respect of the same matter; and any such action, if begun, shall be stayed

by the Court in such manner and on such terms as the Court thinks fit.

Authority within 100 miles of Coast.

80. —(1) Where a British subject, being in China or Corea

charged with having committed, either before or after the commencement miiesnof'X>

of this Order, any offence within a British ship at a distance of not more the coast,

than 100 miles from the coast of China, or within a Chinese or Corean

ship at such a distance as aforesaid, or within a ship not lawfully entitled

to claim the protection of the flag of any State, at such a distance as

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aforesaid, any of , His Majesty’s Courts in China or Corea within the

jurisdiction whereof he is found may cause him to be apprehended and

brought before it, and may take the preliminary examination and commit

him for trial,

(2) If the Court before which the accused is brought is a Provincial

Court, the Court shall report to the Supreme Court the pendency of the.

case.

The Supreme Court shall thereupon direct in what mode and where

the case shall be heard and determined, and (notwithstanding anything

in this Order) the case shall be so heard and determined accordingly.

(3) The provisions of this Order relative to offences, and proceedings

in criminal matters, shall in all respects, as far as may be, extend and

apply to every such case, in like manner as if the offence had been com-

mitted in China or Corea.

jurisdiction of 81. Where a British subject, being in Hongkong, is charged with

Court "at

Hongkonjr. having

Order, anycommitted, either within

crime or offence before any

or after the Chinese,

British, commencement of ship

or Corean this

at such a distance as aforesaid, the Supreme Court at Hongkong shall

have and may exercise authority and jurisdiction with respect to the

Ap^rehenstoE crime82.or His

offenceMajesty’s

as fully Minister

as if it hadinbeen

Chinacommitted

or Corea,in any

Honukong.

Judge of the

8 er r

' Supreme Court, any Consular officer in China or Corea, or the Governor

of Hongkong, on receiving satisfactory information that anj^ soldier,

sailor, marine, or other person belonging to any of His Majesty’s military

or naval forces, has deserted therefrom, and has concealed himself in any

British ship at such a distance as aforesaid, may, in pursuance of such

information, issue his warrant for a search after and apprehension of

such deserter, and on being satisfied on investigation that any person so

apprehended is such a deserter, shall cause him to be, with all convenient

speed, taken and delivered over to the nearest military station of His

Majesty’s forces, or to the officer in command of a ship of war of His

Majesty serving in China or Corea, as the case may require.

Deportation.

Deportation, 83.—(1) Where it is proved that there , is reasonable ground to

apprehend that a British subject is about to commit a breach of the

public peace—or that the acts or conduct of a British subject are or is

likely to produce or excite to a breach of the public peace—the Court

may, if it thinks fit, cause him to be brought before it, and require him

to give security to the satisfaction of the Court to keep the peace, or for

his future good behaviour, as the case may require.

(2) Where a British subject is convicted of an offence before the

Court, the Court may, if it thinks fit, require him to give security to the

satisfaction of the Court for his future good behaviour, and for that

purpose may (if need be) cause him to be brought before the Court.

(3) In either of the foregoing cases, if the person required to give

security fails to do so, the Court may order that he be deported from

China or Corea to such place as the Court directs.

(4) The place shall lie a place in some part (if any) of His Majesty’s

dominions to which the person belongs, or the Government of which

consents to the reception of persons deported under this Order.

(5) A Provincial Court shall report to the Supreme Court any ordei

of deportation made by it and the grounds thereof, before the order is

executed. The Supreme Court may reverse the order, or may confirm it

with or without variation, and in case of confirmation, shall direct it to

be carried into effect.

SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

(6) The person to be deported shall be detaiued in custody until a

fit opportunity for his deportation occurs.

(7) He shall, as soon as is practicable, and in the chso of a person

convicted, either after execution of the sentence or while it is in course of

execution, be embarked in custody under the warrant of the Supreme (Jourt

on board one of His Majesty’s ships of war, or, if there is no such ship

available, then on board any British or 01 her fit ship bound to the place

of deportation.

(8) The warrant shall be sufficient authority to the commander or

master of the ship to receive and detain the person therein named, and

to carry him to and deliver him up at the place named according to the

warrant.

(9) The Court may order the person to be deported to pay all or

any part of the expenses of his deportation. Subject thereto, the

expenses of deportation shall be defrayed in such manner as the Secretary

of State, with the concurrence of the Treasury, may direct.

(10) The Supreme Court shall forthwith report to the Secretary of

State any order of deportation made or confirmed by it and the grounds

thereof, and shall also inform His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea

as the case may require.

(11) If any person deported under this or any former Order returns

to China or Corea without permission in writing of the Secretary of

State (which permission the Secretary of State may give) he shall be

deemed guilty of a grave offence against this Order; and he shall also be

liable to be forthwith again deported.

84. Where any person is deported to Hongkong1, he shall on his Dealing with

arrival there be delivered, with the warrant under which he is deported, pe^rit

into the custody of the Chief Magistrate of Police of Hongkong, who, on Hongkong,

receipt of the person deported, with the warrant, shall detain him and

shall forthwith report the case to the (Governor of Hongkong, who shall

either by warrant (if the circumstances of the case appear to him to

make it expedient) cause the person so deported to be taken to England,

and in the meantime to be detained in custody (so that the period of

such detention do not exceed three months), or else shall discharge him

from custody.

Appeal and Reserved Case.

85. —(1) Where a person is convicted of any offence before an

Court— reserved case,

(a) If he considers the conviction erroneous in law, then, on his

application, within the prescribtd time (unless it appears

merely frivolous, when it may be refused); or

(5) If the Judge thinks fit to reserve for consideration of the full

Supreme Court any question of law arising on the trial;

the Judge shall state a case, setting out the facts und the grounds of the

conviction, and the question of law, and send or deliver it to the

} Registrar of the Supreme Court.

86. —(1) Where a case is stated under the last preceding Articl

i the Court, before whom the trial was had, shall, as it thinks fit, either "a8e 8tated-

postpone judgment on the conviction, or respite execution of the judg-

! ment,

for himandtoeither commit

appear and the personjudgment,

receive convicted orto prison, or take

to deliver security

himself for

I execution of

time and pla< e.the judgment (as the case may require) at an appointed

(2) The full Supreme Court, 'sitting without >■ jury or assessors,

shall hear and determine the matter, and thereujion shall reverse, affirm,

or amend the judgment given, or set it aside, and order an entry to be

S4 ©BDERS IN COUNCIL

made in the Minutes that in tbe ' judgment of the Supreme Court the

person ought not to have been convicted, or order judgnient to be given

at a subsequent sitting of the,Provincial Court, or order a new trial, or

make such other older as the Supreme Court thinks just, and shall also

give all necessary and proper consequential directions.

(3.) The judgment of -the, full Court shall be delivered in open

Court, after the public hearing of any argument offered on behalf of the

prosecutor or of the person convicted.

(4) Before delivering judgment, the full Court may, if necessary,

cause the case to be amended by- the Provincial Court.

(5) The full Court shall not annul a conviction or sentence,, or vary

a sentence, or order a new trial on the ground—

(a) Of any objection which, if stated during the trial, might, in the

opinion of the Supreme Court, have been properly met by

amendment at the trial; or

( b) Of any error in .the summoning of assessors; or

(c) Of any person having served as assessor who was not qualified; or

(d) Of any objection to any person as assessor which might have

been raised before or at the trial; or

■: eJ Of any informality in the swearing of any witness ; or

( f ) Of any error or omission in the charge, or any informality in

procedure which, in the opinion of the Supreme Court,,did not

affect the substance of the case or subject the convicted person

to: any undue prejudice.

PrivrCouncii KingS7.in There

Councilshallfrombeanodecision

appeal ofin the

a criminal

Supremecase to except

Court, His Majesty the

by special

leave of His Majesty in Council.

Fugitive Offenders.

Fugitive Removal-

offenders. 88. The.

Act,'Fugitive, Offenders

1884, shall apply 'Act,

to China1881,and

andCorea,

the Colonial Prisoners

as if those places

were a British possession and part of His Majesty’s dominions.

' Subject as follows :—

(a) His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea, as the case may

require, is hereby substituted for the Glovernor or Government

of a British possession; and

(b) The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Superior Court

of a British possession.

(c) The Supreme Court and each Provincial Court is substituted

for a Magistrate of any part of His Majesty’s dominions.

(d) For the purposes of Part II. of the said Act of 1881, and of this

Article in relation thereto, China, Corea, Weihaiwei and Hong-

kong shall be deemed to be one group of British possessions.

iY.—Civil Matteks.

General 89. Subject to the provisions of this Order, the civil jurisdiction of

P”*?- every Court acting under this Order shall, as far as circumstances admit,

jurisdiction, be exercised on tbe principles of, and in conformity with, English law for

the time being in force.

Procedure.

ah proceed-

6 90.—(1) Every civil proceeding in the Court shall be taken by

talenby

action. action,(2)andFornottheotherwise,

purposes and

of anyshallstatutory

be designated an action,

enactment or other provision

applicable under this Order to any civil proceeding in the Court, an

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COKEA

action under tliis Order shall comprise and be equivalent to a suit, cause,

or petition, or to any civil proceeding, howsoever required' by any such

enactment or provision to be instituted or carried on.

91. —(1) Every action shall commence by a summons ment ofissued from the

Commence-

Court, on the application of the plaintiff, and served on the defendant, (in action.

this Order referred to as an original summons); but notwithstanding

this provision, proceedings may be taken in and; applications may be

made to the Court in particular classes of cases, in such mao per as may

be prescribed by Rules of Court, or, where such manner is not so; pre-

scribed, in such manner as like proceedings and applications;are taken

and made in England.

92. -t-(1) Subject to the provisions of this Order, Trial everyby jury

action in the

Supreme Court which involves the amount or value of £150 or upwards in Supreme

shall, on the demand of either party in writing, filed in f lie Court seven

days before the day appointed for the hearing, be heard with a jury.

(2) Any other suit may, on the suggestion.of any party, at any

stage, be heard with a jury, if the Court thinks fit.

(3) Any suit may be heard with a jury if the Court, of its own

motion, at any stage, thinks fit.

93. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, hear any action

with assessors.

(2) A Provincial Court .shall (subject to the provisions of this

Order) hear with assessors every action which involves the aiponut or

value of £150 or upwards.

(3) In all other cases a Provincial Court may, as it thinks fit, hear

the action either with or without assessors,

94—(1) After the issue of a sumijions by any Court, tbe decision,

of that Court may be given upon a special case submitted to the Court

by the parties.

(2) Any decision of a Provincial Court may be given subject to a

base to be stated by, or under the direction of, that Court for the o'pinion

Or direction of the Supreme Court.

95. Subject to the provisions of this Order and the Rules of Court,

tbe costs of and incident to all proceedings in the Court shall be in the

discretion of the Court, provided' that if the action is tried with a jury

the costs shall follow the event, unless the Court, shall for good cause

(to he entered in the Minutes) Otherwise order.

Arbitration.

•ifi-—(1) Any agreement in writing between any British subjects or Artritratioo.

between British subjects and foreigners to submit present or tuture

differences to arbitration, whether an Arbitrator is named therein or

mot, may be filed in the Court by any party thereto, and, unless a con-

trary intention is expressed therein, shall be irrevocable, and shall have

the same effect as an order of the Court.

(2) Every such agreement is in this Order referred to as a submission.

(3) If any action is commenced in respect of any matter covered by

a submission, the Court, on the application of any party to the action,

may by order stay the action.

97.— (1) In any action— Reference of

(a) If all parties consent, or apeoia?t0

(b) If the matters in dispute consist wholly or partly of matters of Referees,

account, or require for their determination prolonged examina-

tion of documents or any scientific or local examination:

the Court may at any time refer the whole action, or any question or

issue arising therein, for inquiry and report, to the Registrar or any

special Referee.

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(2) The report of the Registrar or special Referee may be adopted

wholly or partially by the Court, and if so adopted may be enforced as a

judgment of the Court.

(3) The Court may also in any case, with the consent of both parties

to an action, or of any parties between whom any questions in the action

arise (such consent being signified by a submission) refer the action or

the portions referred to in the submission to arbitration, in such man-

ner and upon such terms as it shall think reasonable or just.

(4) In all cases of reference to a Registrar, special Ref< ree, or

Arbitrator, under any order of the Court, the Registrar, special Referee,

or Arbitrator shall be deemed to be an officer of the Court, and shall

have such powers and authority, and shall conduct the reference or

arbitration in such manner as may be prescribed by any Rules of Court,

and subject thereto as the Court may direct.

Enforcement 98. Subject to Rules of Court, the Court shall have authority to

or'award.310'3 enforce any the

and regulate submission, or any

proceedings beforeaward

and made thereunder,

after the award, inamisuchto manner

control

and on such terms as the Court thinks fit.

Bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy. 99. Each Court shall, as far as circumstances admit, have, for and

within its own district, with respect to the following classes of persons

being either resident in China or Corea, or carrying on business there,

namely, resident British subjects and their debtors and creditors, being

British subjects, or foreigners submitting to the jurisdiction of the

Court, all such jurisdiction in bankruptcy as for the time being belongs

to the High Court and the County Courts in England.

Admiralty.

juAdmiralty

io on. 100.—(l)

for anf j u jthinThe

the Supreme

limits of Court shall have

this Order, Admiralty

and over jurisdiction

vessels and persons

coming within the same.

(2) The following enactments of the Colonial Courts of Admiralty

Act, 1890, that is to say, Section 2, Sub-sections (2) to (4); Sections 5 and

6; Section 16, Sub-section (3); shall apply to the Supreme Ct>uri as if

that Court were a Colonial Court of Admiralty, and as if China and

Corea were a British possession; and for the purpose of this application

the expressions “judgment” and “appeal” shall in the enactments so

applied have the same respective meanings as are assigned thereto in

Section 15 ot the said Act.

Matrimonial.

Matrimonial

jnriadiction. 101.j The

poi, an( Supreme Court shall, as far as circumstances admit, have

w^pjn (;hina and Corea, with respect to Hritish subjects, all

such jurisdiction in matrimonial causes except the jurisdiction relative

to dissolution or nullity or jactitation of marriage, as for the time being

belongs to the High Court in England.

Lunacy.

bunaoy

furisdfctfcra. have 102.—(1) The China

for and within SupremeandCourt

Corea,shall, as far toas circumstances

in relation British subjects, admit,

all

■mch jurisdiction relative to the custody and management of the persons

and estates of lunatics, as for the time being belongs to the Lord Chan-

cellor or other Judge or Judges in England intrusted by virtue of His

Majesty’s sign, manual with the care and commitment of the custody of

the persons and estates of lunatics, and also such jurisdiction as may be

SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 87

exercised in England by a judicial authority under the provisions of the

Lunacy Act, 1890, or any Act amending the same.

(2) A Provincial Court shall, as far as circumstances permit, have

in relation to British subjects, such jurisdiction relative to the custody

and management of the persons and estates of lunatics as for the time

being may be prescribed by Rules of Court, and until such Rules are

made, and so far as such Rules do not apply, as may be exercised in

England by a judicial authority and by the Masters in Lunacy under the

provisions of the Lunacy Act, 1890, or any Act amending the same.

(3) In any such case the Provincial Court may, of its own motion,

or on the application of any person interested, take or authorise such

steps as to the Court may seem necessary or expedient for the p erson and

property of any person appearing to the Court to be a lunatic, and may

from time to tim^ revoke, or vary, or supplement any order or proceeding

taken in the matter.

(4) Subject to the provisions of this Article and to any Rules of

Court, a Provincial Court shall not proceed in any such matter except

under and according to the directions of the Supreme Court.

(5) Sections 5 to 7 of the Lunatics Removal (India) Act, 1851 (14

and 15 Viet., cap. 81), shall apply to China and Corea, with the sub-

stitution of “the Supreme Court” for “the Supreme Court of Judicature

at any of the Presidencies of India.” Provided that the jurisdiction of

the Supreme Court under those sections may be exercised in and for

dorea by the Provincial Court at Seoul.

Probate and Administration.

103. All real or immovable property situate in China or Corea, and Beal properl.vm

to devolve

belonging at the time of his death to any British subject dying after the personal

commencement of this Order, shall be deemed to be personal estate, and

the devolution thereof, in case of intestacy, shall be regulated according

to the law of England for the time being relating to personal estate.

104. —(l) The Supreme Court shall, as far as circumstances admit,

have, for and wichin China and Corea, with respect to the wills and the Jofurisdiotion

Courts.

property in China and Corea of deceased British subjects, all such

jurisdiction as for the time being belongs to the High Court in England.

(2) A Provincial Court shall have power to grant probate or letters

of administration where there is no contention respecting the right to

the grant.

(3) Probate or administration granted by a Court under this Order

shall have effect over all the property of the deceased within China or

Corea, and shall effectually discharge persons dealing with an executor or

administrator thereunder, notwithstanding that any defect afterwards

appears in the grant.

105. Section 51 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act, 1874, and any Enactment

enactment for the time being in force amending or substitute I for the applied.

same, are hereby extended to China and Corea with the adaptation follow-

ing, namely:—

The Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a Court of Probate in

a Colony.

106. —(1) Where a Court of Probate in the United Kingdom or in

any British Possession to which the Colonial Probates Act, 189?, for the Colonial

time being extends, has granted probate or letters of administration or probate, &c.

confirmation in respect of the estate of a deceased person, the probate

letters or confirmation so granted may, on being produced to, and a

copy thereof deposited with, the Supreme Court, be sealed with the seal

of that Court, and thereupon shall be of the like force and effect and

have the same operation as if granted bv that Court.

88 ORDERS IN COUNCIL

(2) Provided that the Supreme Court shall, before sealing any

probate letters or confirmation under this section, be satisfied either

that all probate or estate duty has been paid in respect of so much of

the estate, situated in China or Corea as is liable to such duty, or that

security has been given in a sum sufficient to cover the property (if any)

in China or Corea, and may require such evidence, if any, as it thinks

fit as to the domicile of the deceased person.

(3) The Supreme Court may, also, if it thinks fit, on the applica-

tion of any creditor, require before sealing that adequate security be

given for the payment of debts due from the estate to creditors residing

in China or Corea.

(4) For the purposes of this Article, a duplicate of any probate,

letters of administration, or confirmation sealed with the seal of the

Coun granting the same, or a copy thereof certified as correct by or

under the authority of the Court granting the same, shall have the same

effect as the original.

custody of 107.—(1) Where a British subject dies in China or Corea, or else-

intestate 0f where,

China orintestate, then,be vested

Corea shall until administration

in the Judge ofisthegranted,

Supremehis Court.

property in

(2) The Court within whose jurisdiction any property of the de-

ceased is situated shall, where the circumstances of the case appear to the

Court so to require, forthwith 'On his death, or as soon after as may be,

take possession of his property within the particular jurisdiction, or put

any such property under the seal of the Court (in either case if the

nature of the property or other circumstances so require, making an

inventory), and so keep it until it can be dealt with according to law.

Kxecutorfc0 108. If any person named executor in the will of the deceased takes

obtain

probate property of oftheand

possession administers

deceased; and doesor not

otherwise deals withwithin

obtain probate any onepart month

of the

after the death, or after the termination of any suit or dispute respect-

ing probate or administration, he shall be guilty of an offence and shall

be liable to a fine not exceeding <£50.

Administering

estate without 109- orH ananyofficer

executor person,of other than the

the Court, person

takes named ofadministrator

possession and administersor an

““ 0n y' or otherwise deals with any part of the property of a deceased British

subject, whether resident or not, he shall be deemed guilty of a contempt

of Court, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding <£50.

Death or HO- Where a person appointed executor in a will survives the

executorr.1

execu testator,

called on but either

by the diestowithout

Court havingdoes

take probate, takennotprobate,

appear, or,his having

right inbeen

re-

spect of the executorship'wholly ceases: and without further renuncia-

tion the representation to • the testator and administration of his pro-

perty shall go and may be committed as if that person had not been

appointed executor.

Testamentary 111.—(1) Where a British subject dies in China or Corea, any

§ePosie?ted 'inn

Court' °^ier orSllchwriting

paper subject having

of the in hisbeing,

deceased, possession, or underto hisbe control,

or purporting any

testament-

ary, shall forthwith bring the original to the Court within whose parti-

cular jurisdiction the death happens, and deposit it there.

If any person fails to do so for fourteen days after having knowledge

of the death of the deceased, he shall be guilty of an offence and liable

to a fine not exceeding <£50.

(2) Where it' is proved that any paper of the deceased^ being or

purporting to be testamentary, is in the possession or under the control

of a British subject, the Court may, whether a suit or proceeding

respecting probate or administration is pending or not. order him to-

oroduce the paper and bring it into Court.

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(3) Where it appears to the Court that there are reasonable grounds

for believing that any person has knowledge of any paper being, or

purporting to be, testamentary (although it is not shown that the paper

is in his possession or under his control), the Court may, whether a suit

or proceeding for probate or administration is pending or not, order

that he be examined respecting it before the Court or elsewhere, and

that he do attend for that purpose, and after examination order that

he do produce the paper and deposit it in Court.

112. Where it appears to the Court that the value of the property Administr*.

or estate of a deceased person does not exceed =£50, the Court may, eg°“°ef88m!*11

without any probate or letters of administration, or other formal proceeding,

pay thereout any debts or charges, and pay, remit, or deliver any surplus

to such persons, subject to such conditions (if any) as the Court thinks

proper, and shall not be liable to any action, suit, or proceedings in

respect of anything done under this Article. Provided that a Provincial

Court shall not exercise the powers of this Article except with the

approval of the Supreme Court. Every proceeding of the Court under

this Article shall be recorded in the Minutes.

Appeals and Eehearings.

113. —(1) Where an action in a Provincial Court involves the am

for value of <£25 or upwards, any party aggrieved by any decision of that conrtme

Court, with or without assessors, in the action shall have the right to

appeal to the Supreme Court against the same, on such terms and

conditions as may be prescribed by Rules of Court.

(2) In any other case, the Provincial Court may, if it seems just and

expedient, give leave to appeal on like terms.

(3) In any case the Supreme Court may give leave to appeal on

such terms as seem just.

114. —(1) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, on the applica

of any party or of its own motion, order a rehearing of an action, or of an court™*

appeal, or of any arguments on a verdict or on any other question of

law.

(2) The provisions of this Order respecting a hearing with a jury

or assessors shall extend to a rehearing of an action.

(3) The Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, direct any rehearing to

be before the full Court.

(4) If the party applying for a rehearing has by any order been

ordered to pay money or do any other thing, the Court may direct either

that the order be carried into execution, or that the execution thereof bo

suspended pending the rehearing, as it. thinks fit.

(5) If the Court directs the order to be carried into execution, the

party in whose favour it is given shall before the execution give security

to the satisfaction of the Court for the performance of such order as

shall be made on the rehearing.

(6) If the Court directs the execution of the order to be suspended,

the party against whom it is given shall, before an order for suspension

is given, give security to the satisfaction of the Judge for performance of

such order as shall be made on the rehearing.

(7) An application for a rehearing shall be made within the pre-

scribed time.

Appeals to His Majesty in Council.

115.—(1) Where a final judgment or order of the Supreme Court Appeal to

made in a civil action involves the amount or value of £500 or upwards, Privy Council,

any party aggrieved thereby may, within the prescribed time, or, if no

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time is prescribed, within fifteen days after the same is made or given,

apply by motion to the Supreme Court for leave to appeal to His Majesy

the King in Council.

(2) The applicant shall give security to the satisfaction of the Court

to an amount not exceeding =£500 for prosecution of the appeal, and for

such costs in the event of the dismissal of the appeal for want of pro-

secution as the Supreme Court may award, and for payment of all such

costs as may be awarded to any respondent by His Majesty in Council^

or by the Lords of the Judicial Committee of His Majesty’s Privy

Council.

(3) He shall also pay into the Supreme Court a sum estimated by

that Court to be the amount of the expense of the making up and trans-

mission to England of the transcript of the record.

(4) If security and payment are so given and made within two

months from the filing of the motion-paper for leave to appeal, then, and

not otherwise, the Supreme Court shall give leave to appeal, and the

appellant shall be at liberty to prefer and prosecute his appeal to His

Majesty in Council according to the rules for the time being in force

respecting appeals to His Majesty in Council from his Colonies, or such

other rules as His Majesty in Council from time to time thinks

fit to make concerning appeals from the Supreme Court.

(5) In any case the Supreme Court, if it considers it just or expedient

to do so, may give leave to appeal on the terms and in the manner

aforesaid.

Kxeoution

pending 116. —(1) Wher

applied for by a person ordered to pay money or do any other act, the

Supreme Court shall direct either that the order appealed from be carried

into execution, or that the execution thereof be suspended pending the

appeal, as the Court thinks just.

(2) If the Court directs the order to be carried into execution, the

person in whose favour it is made shall, before the execution of it, give

security to the satisfaction of the Court for performance of such order

as His Majesty in Council may think fit to make.

(3) If the Court directs the execution of the order to be suspended

the party against whom it is given shall, before an order for suspension

is made, give security to the satisfaction of the Court for performance of

such order as His Majesty in Council may think fit to make.

117. This Order shall not affect the right of His Majesty in Council

at any time, on the hum Me petition of a person aggrieved by a decision

of the Supreme Court, to admit his appeal thereon on such terms and in

such manner as His Majesty in Council may think fit, and to deal with

the decision appealed from in such manner as may be just

V.—Procedure, Criminal and Civil.

118. —(1) In ever

shall be drawn up,, and shall be signed by the Judge before whom the

proceedings are taken, and shall, where the trial is held with assessors,

be open ,for their inspection and for their signature,if concurred in by

them.

(2) These Minutes, with the depositions of witnesses, and the notes

of evidence taken at the hearing or trial by the Judge, shall be preserved

in the public office pf the Court.

119. The Judge of the Supreme Court may make Rules of Court—

{a) For regulating the pleading practice and procedure in the Courts

established under this Order with respect to all matters within

the jurisdiction of the respective Courts;

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(6) For regulating the means by which particular facts may be

proved in the said Courts;

(e) For prescribing any forms to be used;

(d) For prescrioing or regulating the duties of the officers of the

said Courts;

(e) For prescribing scales of costs and regulating any matters in

connection therewith;

{f) For prescribing and enforcing the fees to be taken in respect

of any proceedings under this Order, not exceeding, as regards

any matters provided for by the Consular Salaries and Fees Act,

1891, fees fixed and allowed from time to time by any Order in

Council made under that Act;

(g) For prescribing the allowances to be made in criminal cases to

complainants, witnesses, jurors, assessors, interpreters, medical

practitioners, and other persons employed in the administration

of Justice and the conditions upon which an order may be made

by the Court for such allowances;

(h) For taking and trmsimtting depositions of witnesses for use at

trials in a British possession or in the United Kingdom;

(i) For regulating the mode in which legal practitioners are to be

admitted to practise as such, and for withdrawing or suspen ding

the right to practise on grounds of misconduct, subject to a

righ of appeal to His Majesty in Council.

Where under any Act of Parliament which is applicable to China

and Corea, liules may or are required to be made in England bv the Cord

Chancellor or any Judicial authority, the powers of this Article shall

include a power to make such Rules for the purposes of that Act so far

as applicable.

Rules framed under this Article shall not have effect until approved

by the Secretary of State and, so far as they relate t > fees and costs,

sanctio eii by the Treasury; but in case of urgency declared in any such

Rules with the approval of His Majesty’s Minister, the same shall have

effect unless and until they are disapproved l)y the Secretary of State

and notification of such disapproval is recorded and published by the

Judge of the Supreme Court.

Until such rules have been made, or in relation to matters to which

S they do not extend, a Court may adopt and use any procedure or forms

i heretofore in use in the Consular Courts in China or Corea, or any

! Regulations or Rules made thereunder and in force immediately before

the commencement of this Order, with any modifications or adaptations

which may be necessary.

120.—(L) The Court may, in any case, if it thinks fit, on account of Power to

the poverty of a party, or for any other reason, to be recorded in the flymen* ofth

Minutes, dispense with or remit the payment of any fee in whole Court fees.

‘ orinpirt.

(2) Payment of fees payable under any Rules to be made in pur-

suance <>f this Order, and of costs and of charges and expenses, of

j witnesses, prosecutions, punishm mts, and deportations and of other

charges and expenses, and of fines respectively payable under this Order,

‘ may be enforced under order of the Court by seizure ami sale of goods, and

j on default ■ Tsufficient yoods, by imprisonment as a civil prisoner f. r a term

' not exceeding one month, but such imprisonment shall not operate as a

satisfaction or extinguishment of the liability.

(31 Any bill of sale or mortgage, or transfer of property made with

i a view of avoiding seizure or sale of goods or ship under any provision of

this Order, shall not be effectual to defeat the provisions of this Order.

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Appearance. 121.—(l) Every person doing au act or taking a proceeding in the-

Court as plaintiff in a civil case, or as making a criminal charge against

another person, or otherwise, shall, do so in his own name, and, not other-

wise, and either—*■ •

(a) By himself; or

(b) By a legal practitioner; or

(c) By his attorney or agent thereunto, lawfully authorized in

writing and approved by the Court.

(2) Where the act is done? or proceeding taken by an attorney or by

an agent (other than a legal practitioner), the power of attorney, or

instrument authorizing the agent, pr an authenticated copy thereof, shall

be first filed in the Court.

(3) Where the authority has reference only to the particular pro-

ceeding, the original document shall be filed.

(4) Where the authority is general, or has reference to other matters

in which the attorney or agent is empowered to act, an authenticated

copy of the document may be filed.

(5) Any person doing any act or taking any proceeding in the Court

in the name or on behalf of another person, not being lawfully authorized

thereunto, and knowing himself not to be so authorized, is guilty of a

contempt of Court. ,

witnesses. 122.—(1) In any case, criminal or civil, and at any stage thereof,

the Court either of its own motion or on the application of any party,

may summon a British subject to attend to give evidence, or to produce

documents, or to be examined : but a Provincial Court shall have power

so,to summon British subjects in its own district only.

(2) If the perspn summoned, having reasonable notice of the time

and place at which he is required to attend, and (in civil cases) his reason-

able expenses having been paid or tendered, fails to attend and be sworn,

and give evidence, or produce documents or submit to' examination

accordingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the

Court, he shall be guilty of an offence against this Order.

(3) Persons pf Chinese, Corean, or other Asiatic origin or nationality

shall be deemed to .be persons allowed by law to affirm or declare instead

of swearing.

(4) Any person appearing before the Court to give evidence in any

case, civil or criminal, may be examined or give evidence in the form or with

the ceremony (hat he declares to be binding on his conscience.

(5) If in any ca$e„ civil or criminal, a British subject wilfully gives

false evidence m the Court, or on a reference, he shall be deemed guilty

Oonveyai ce of wilful

123. and corruptunder

Whenever perjury.this Order any person is to be taken for trial

pers^sT ortheimprisonment or by way of deportation

Supreme Court or elsewhere in China oror for any orother

Corea, purpose, to-

to Hongkong,

England, or elsewhere, the Court or other authority by this Order

authorized to cause him to be so taken, may for that purpose (if neces-

sary) cause him to be embarked on board one of His Majesty’s ships of

war, or if there is no'such ship available, then on board any British or

other fit ship, at any port or place whether within or beyond the parti-

cular jurisdiction or district of that Court or authority, and in order to

such embarkment may (if necessary) cause him to be taken, in custody

or otherwise, by land or by water, from any place to the port or place of

embarkment.

The writ, order, or warrant of the Court, by virtue whereof any

person is to be so taken, shall be sufficient authority to every constable,

officer, or other person acting thereunder, and to the commander or

master of any ship of war, or other ship (whether the constable, officer

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or other person,, or the ship or , the compi9p,deE or .roaster thereof, is

named therein or not), to receive, detain, take, and deliver up such

person, according to the writ, order, or warrant.

Where.the writ,, order, or warrant is executed under the immediate

direction of the Court or authority issuing it, the writ, order or warrant

shall be delivered to the constable, officer, or other pers’qn acting there-

under, and a duplicate thereof shall be delivered to ;'tke'‘c6mmander or

•paster of any ship in which the person to whom the writ,, order, or

warrant relates is embarked.

Where the writ, order, or warrant issy.es from the Supreme Court,

and is executed by a Provincial Court, a. copy thereof certified under the

seal of the (Court executing the same shall be delivered td the! constable,

officer, or other person acting thereunder, and to the, commander or

.master of any ship in which the person taken is embarked; and any such

copy shall be for all purposes conclusive evidence of the order of which

it purports to be a copy.

124. Subject to the other provisions of this Order, all expenses of Expenses

removal. o

removal of prisoners and others from or to any place in China, or Corea,

or from or to Hongkong, and the expenses of deportation and of the

sending of any person to England, shall be defrayed in such manner as

the Secretary of State from time to time directs.

Any master of a British ship when, required shall be bound to take

such persons for a reasonable remuneration, to be determined by a

Judge of the Supreme Court, and in case of non-compliance shall be

liable to a penalty not exceeding <£50. Application ol

125. The following Acts, namely enactments

The Foreign Tribunals Evidence Act, 1 SO6.; to evidence. as

The Evidenge by Commission Apt, 185,9.;

The Evideyce by. Commission Act, 18.85 ;

or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

hereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely:—£>< v > . . ' ....,u nfrur. .'i d;::. -. • •.

In the said Acts the Supreme' Court is hereby substituted' for a

Supreme Court in a Colony.

126. The following Acts, namely The

Acts,following

namely.

The; British Law Ascertainment Act, 1859 ;

The Foreign Law Ascertainment Act, 1861;

or so much thereof as is for the time being in force, and any enactment

for the time being in force amending or substituted for the same, are

hereby extended to China and Corea, with the adaptation following,

namely: —

In the said Acts the Supreme Court is hereby substituted for a

Superior Court in a Colony.

127. The Public Authorities Protection Act, 1893, shall extend and Protection

public of

officers.

apply to China and Corea, as if China and Corea were therein mentioned

in place of the United Kingdom, and as if this Order and any other Order

relating to China or Corea, and any Regulations or Rules made under

any such Order were therein referred to, in addition to any Act of

Parliament.

128. The. Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, order that a Com- Evidence by

Commission.

mission do issue for examination of witnesses at any place out of China

and Corea on oath, by interrogatories or otherwise, and may by order

give such directions touching the time, place, and manner of the examina-

tion, or anything connected therewith, as to the Court appear reasonable

and just.

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YI.—Mortgages and Biles of Sale.

Mortgages.

ofKegistratioc

mortgages. 129. A. deed or other instrument of mortgage, legal or equitable, of

lands or houses in China orj Corea, executed by a British subject, may

be registered at any titn. after its execution at the Consulate of the

Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate.

Mode of' 5

registration. 130. Registration is made as follows:—The original and a copy of

the deed or other instrument of mortgage, and an affi lavit verifying the

execution and place of execution thereof, and verifying the copy, are

Time for brought into the Consulate and the copy and affidavit are left there

registration 131. If a deed or other instrument of mortgage is not registered at

the Consulate aforesaid within the respective time following, namely:—

(1) Witlmi fourteen days after its execution, where it is executed in

the Consular district wherein the property mortgaged is situate;

(2) Within two months after its execution, where it is executed in

China or Corea, elsewhere than in that Consular district, or in

Weihai vei or Hongkong ;

(3) Witnin six months after its execution, where it is executed else-

w ere tlian in China, Corea, Weihaiwei or Hongkong ;

then, and in every such case, the mortgage debt secured by tlie deed or

other instrument and the interest thereon shall not have priority over

judgment or simple contract debts contracted before the registration of

that deed or other instrument.

Priority. 132. Registered deeds or other instruments of mortgage, legal or

equitable, of the same lands or houses have, as among themselves,

priority in cdei of registration.

Rales forof

indexes 133. His Majesty’s Minister may, with the approval of the Secretary

mortgages. of State, make Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and

keeping of indexes, and of a general index, to the register of mortgages,

and searches in those indexes, and other particulars connected with the

making, keeping, and using of those registers and indexes, and for

authorizing and regulating the unregistering of any deed or other

instrument of mortgage, or the registering of any release or satisfaction

in respect thereof.

Bill of Sale.

Toof sale

whatthisbill 134. The provisions of this Order relating to bills of sale:—

Order applies. (1) Apply only to such bills of sale executed by British subjects as

are intended to affect chattels in China or Corea;

(2) Do not apply to hills of sale given by sheriffs or others under

Contentssale.of or in execution of process authorizing seizure of chattels.

bill.of 135. —(1) Every bill of sale must conform with the following rules,

namely:—

(а) It must state truly the name, description, and address of the

grantor.

(б) Ii must state truly the consideration for which it is granted.

(c) It must have annexed thereto or written thereunder an inventory

of the chattels intended to be comprised therein.

(d) Any defeasance, condition, or declaration of trust affecting the

bill not contained in the body of the bill must be written on

the same paper as the bill.

(e) The execution of the bill must be attested by a credible witness,

with his address and description.

(2) Otherwise, the bill is void in China and in Corea to the extent,

following, but not further, that is to say ■—

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(а) In the ease of failure to conform with the rule respecting

an inventory, as far as regards chattels omitted from the

inventory; and

(б) In any other case, wholly.

(3) The inventory, and any defeasance, condition, or declaration as

aforesaid, respectively, is for all purposes deemed part of the bill.

136. A bill of sale conforming, or appearing to conform, with the Time lot

foregoing rules, may be registered, if it is intended to affect chattels in ar"''*

China or Corea, at the Supreme Court or at the Consulate of the

Consular district wherein the chattels are, within the respective time

following and not afterwards, namely: —

(1) Within fourteen days after its execution, where it is executed

in the Consular district wherein the chattels are;

(2) Within two months after its execution, where it is executed in

China or in Corea elsewhere than in that Consular district, or

in Weihaiwei or Hongkong;,

(3) Within six mouths after its. execution, where it is executed else-

where than in China, Corea, Weihaiwei, or Hongkong.

137. Registration is made as follows—The original and a copy of Mode oi

registering:

the bill of sale, aud an affidavit verifying the execution, and the time

and place of execution, and the attestation thereof, and verifying the

copy, are brought into the proper office of L.the Court or the Consulate;

and the copy and affidavit are left there.

138. If a bill of sale is not registered at u, place and within the time Penalty

failure totor

by this Order appointed and allowed for registration thereof, it is, from register.

and after the expiration of that time, void in China or in Corea,.according

as that place is in China or in Corea, to the extent following, but not

further, that is to say:—

(1) As against trustees or assignees of the estate of the grantor, in

or under bankruptcy, liquidation, or assignment for the benefit

of creditors; and

(2) As against all sheriffs and others seizing chattels under process

of any Court, and any person on whose behalf the seizure is

made; but only

(3) As regards the property in, or right to, the possession of such

chattels comprised in the bill a,s, at or after the filing of the

petition for bankruptey or liqtlfqhtiQii, or the execution of the

assignment, or' the seiziife, are: in, the grahtoi^s possession, or

apparent possession.

139. Registered bills of sale affecting'the same chattels have as Priority.

among themselves priority in order !of.registration.

140. Chattels comprised in a registered bill of sale are not in the inEffect

caseofofbiR

pos-ession, order, or disposition of the grantor within the law of bank- bankruptcy.

ruptcy.

141. If in any case there is an unregistered bill of sale, arid within Subsequent

bill covering

or on the expiration of the time by this Order allowed for registration

thereof, a subsequent bill of said is granted affecting the sa,me

of the same chattels, for. the same or part oi the same debt, then the

subsequent bill is, to'the extent to which it comprises the same chattels

and is for the same, debt ahsolufely void, unless the Court is satisfied that

the subsequent bill is granted iri gqod faith for the purpose of fcorrecting

some materia] error in the prior bill; and not for tbe purpose of unlawfully

evading tbe operation of this Order.

142. The registration of a bill of sale mrist be renewed once at least Time

renewalfor

every five years.

143. Renewal of registration is made as fpllbwk •—An affidavit stating Mode of

renewal.

the date of and parties to the bill of sale, and the date of the original

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registration, and of the last renewal, and that the bill is still a subsisting

security, is brought in to the proper office of the Court or the Consulate

of original registration, and is left there.

failure to 144. If the registration of a bill of sale is not so renewed in any

period of five years, then on and from the expiration of that period the bill

is deemed to be unregistered.

Application

tobills.

subsisting 145. The provisions of this Order relating to renewal apply to bills

of sale registered under the Orders in Council repealed by this Order.

Transfer

bills. of 146. A transfer or assignment of a registered bill of sale need not

be registered; and renewal of registration is not necessary by reason only

Expiration of of such a transfer or assignment.

147. Where the time for registration or renewal of registration of a

Sunday. bill of sale expires on a Sunday, or other day on which the office for

registration is closed, the registration or renewal is valid if made on the

failure tomay- first subsequent day on which the office is open.

register 148. If in any case the Court is satisfied that failure to register or

be rectified. to renew the registration of a bill of sale in due time, or any omission or

mis-statement connected with registration or renewal, was accidental or

inadvertent, the Court may, if it thinks fit, order the failure, omission, or

mis-statement to be rectified in such manner and on such terms, if any,

respecting security, notice by advertisement or otherwise, or any other

matter, as the Court thinks fit.

Bills

beforeexecuted

this 149. The provisions of this Order apply to a bill of sale executed

Orderforce.

into comes before the commencement of this Order.

150. The power conferred on the Judge of the Supreme Court by

Rules forto

indexes this Order of framing Rules from time to time* extends to the framing of

Rules for prescribing and regulating the making and keeping of indexes,

and of a general index, to the registers of bills of sale and searches in

those indexes, and other particulars connected with the making, keeping,

and using of those registers and indexes, and for authorizing and regulating

the unregistering of any bill of sale, or the registering of any release or

satisfaction in respect thereof.

VII.—Foreign Subjects and Tribunals.

Actions

and by

against 151. —(1) Where a

the Court an action against a British subject, or a British subject desires

to institute or take in the Court an action against a foreigner, the Court

shall entertain the same, and shall hear and determine it, according to

the ordinary course of the Court.

(2) Provided that the foreigner, if so required by the Court, first obtains

and files in the Court the consent in writing of the competent authority

on behalf of his own nation to his submitting, and does submit, to the

jurisdiction of the Court, and, if required by the Court, give security to

the satisfaction of the Court, and to such reasonable amount as the Court

thinks fit, by deposit or otherwise, to pay fees, damages, costs, and expenses,

and abide by and perform such decision as shall be given by the Court

or on appeal.

(3) A cross-action or counter-claim shall not be brought in the

Court against a plaintiff, being a foreigner.

(4) Where a foreigner obtains in the Court an order against a

defendant being a British subject, and in another suit that defendant is

plaintiff and the foreigner is defendant, the Court may, if it thinks fit, on

the application of the British subject, stay the enforcement of the order

pending that other suit, and may set off any amount ordered to be paid

by one party in one suit against any amount ordered to be paid by the

other party in the other suit.

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(5) Where a plaintiff, being a foreigner, obtains an order in the

Ciourt against two or more defendants being British subjects jointly, and

in another action one of them is plaintiff and the foreigner is defendant

the Court may, if it thinks fit, on the application of the British subject,

jstay the enforcement, of the order pending that other action, and may set

off any amount ordered to be paid by one party in one action against any

amount ordered to he paid by the other party in the other action, without

prejudice to the right of the British subject to require contribution from

his co-defendants under the joint liability.

(6) Where a foreigner is co-plaintiff in a suit with a British subject

who is within the particular jurisdiction, it shall not be necessary for the

foreigner to give security for costs, unless the Court so directs, but the

co-plaintiff British subject shall be responsible for all fees and costs.

152c—(1) Where it is proved that the attendance within the parti- Attendance

cular jurisdiction of a British subject to give evidence, or for any other Ofsubjects British

purpose connected with the administration of justice, is required in a oefore

Oourt of China or Corea, or before a Chinese or Corean judicial officer, or Tribunals. foreign. or

Chinese

in a Court or before a judicial officer of a State in amity with His

Majesty, the Court may, if it thinks fit, in a case and in circumstances

in which the Court would require his attendance before the Court, order

that he do attend in such Court, or before' such judicial officer, and for

such purpose as aforesaid.

(2) A Provincial Court, however, cannot so order attendance at any

place beyond its particular jurisdiction.

(8) If the person ordered to attend, having reasonable notice of the

time and place at which he is required to attend, fails to attend accord-

ingly, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction of the Court,

he shall (independently of any other liability) be guilty of an offence

against this Order.

153. When a British subjeer, invokes or submits to the jurisdiction Actions British byin

of a Chinese, Corean, or foreign Tribunal, and engages in writing to subjects

abide by the decision of that Tribunal, or to pay any fees or expenses foreign Court.

ordered by such Tribunal to be paid by him, the Supreme Court, or any

Provincial Court may, on such evidence as it thinks fit to require,

enforce payment of such fees and expenses in the same manner as if they

were fees payable in a proceeding by such person in that Court, and shall

pay over or account for the same when levied to the proper Chinese,

Corean, or foreign authority, as the Court may direct.

154. —(1) The Supreme Court may upon proceedings the application of

British subject or foreigner who has obtained a judgment or order for the Uarnishee

recovery or payment of money in a foreign Court in China or Corea foreign judgmentCourt*

of

against a person subject to the jurisdiction of that Court, and upon a

certificate by the proper officer of the foreign Court that such judgment

has been recovered or order made (specifying the amount), and that it is

j still unsatisfied, and that a British subject is alleged to be indebted to

j such debtor and is within the jurisdiction, order that all debts o ving or

| accruing from such British subject (hereinafter called the garnishee) to

^ such debtor shall b • attached to answer the judgment or order; and by

|j thesosam

or • or asa subsequent

much order,tomay

may be sufficient orderthethejudgment

satisfy garnishee orto order

pay hisofdebt

the

\ foreign Court. ,

(2) The proceedings for the summoning of the garnishee, for the

^ ascertainment of his liability, and for the payment of money ordered by

the Court to be paid, and all matters for giving effect to this Article, may

be regulated by Rubs of Court.

(3) An order shall not be made under this Article unless the Court

is satisfied that the foreign Court is authorized to exercise similax powei

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in the case of a debt due from a person subject to the jurisdiction of that

Court to a British subject against whom a judgment has been obtained its

a Court established under this Order.

VIII.—Regulations .

B8

Keeguiatia ions.ns collec155.

tivelyHiswithMajesty’s

respect Ministers

to China inandChina

CoreaandorCorea

any shall

parts have power

thereof, or

severally with respect to China or Corea, or any parts thereof as the case

may be, to make Regulations (to be called King’s Regulations) for the

following purposes, that is to say:—

(а) For the peace, order, and good government of British subjects

in relation to matters not provided for by this Order, and to

mat! rs intended by this Order to be prescribed by Regulation.

(б) For securing the observance of any Treaty for the time being in

force relating to any place or of any native or local law or custom

whether relating to trade, commerce, revenue, or any other

matter.

(c) For regulating or preventing the importation or exportation in

British ships or by British subjects of arms or munitions of war,

or any parts or ingredients thereof, and for giving effect to any

Treaty relating to the importation or exportation of the same.

(d) For requiring returns to be made of the nature, quantity, and

value of articles exported from or imported into his district,

any part thereof, by or on account of any British subject who is

subject to this Order, or in any British ship, ana for prescribing

the times and manner at or in which, and the persons by whom,

such returns are to be made.

(2) Any Regulations made under this Article may provide for

forfeiture of any goods, receptacles, or things in relation to which, or to

the contents of which, any breach is committed of such Regulations, or

of any Treaty or any native or local law or custom, the observance of which

is provided for by such Regulations.

(3) Any person committing a breach of any such Regulations shall,

in addition to any forfeiture prescribed thereby, be liable, on conviction,

to imprisonment, for a period not exceeding three months, or to a fine, or

to both.

(4) Any fine imposed for a breach of Regulations shall not exceed

<£50: Provided that where the breach is of any Regulation relating to

customs law, or to the importation or exportation of any goods, the fine

may extend to a sum equivalent to treble the value of the goods in relation

to which the breach is committed.

Municipal 156. HisofMajesty’s

emulations. j-Jjq exercise the powersMinisters

aforesaid,inmay,

China and think

if they Coreafit,respectively,

join with thein

Ministers of any foreign Powers in amity with His Majesty in making or

adopting Regulations for the municipal government of a.ny foreign con-

cession or settlement in China or Corea as the case may be; and as regards

British subjects, such joint Regulations shall be as valid and binding as

if they^related to British subjects only.

Regulations

emu a ions. 157.—(a) Regulations

effect as respects made

British or adopted

subjects unlessunder this they

and until Orderare shall not

approved

oy His Majesty the King, that apprqval being signified through the

Secretary of State—save that, in case of urgency declared in any such

Regulations, the same shall take effect before that approval, and shall

continue to have effect unless and until they are disapproved by His

Majesty the King, and until notification of that disapproval has been

received and published by His Majesty’s Minister in China or Corea as

the case may be.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA

(b) Any Regulations when so approved, and published as provided

Isy this Order, shall have effect as if contained in this Order.

158. —(1) All Regulations approved under this Order, whether im

ing penalties or not, shall be printed, and a printed copy thereof shall be

affixed, and be at all times kept exhibited conspicuously, in the public office

of each Consulate in China and Corea.

(2) Printed copies of the Regulations shall be kept on sale at such

reasonable price as His Majesty’s Minister from time to time directs.

(3) A printed copy of any Regulations purporting to be made under

this Order, and to be certified under the hand of His Majesty’s Minister

in China or Corea, or under the hand and Consular seal of one of His

Majesty’s Consular officers in China and Corea, shall be conclusive evidence

of the due making of such Regulations.

159. The respective powers aforesaid extend to the making of

Regulations for the governance, visitation, care, and superintendence of

prisons in China or in Corea, for the removal of prisoners from one prison

to another, and for the infliction of corporal or other punishment on

prisoners committin

but the provisions of this Order respecting penalties, and respecting the

printing, affixing, exhibiting, and sale of Regulations, and the mode of

trial of charges of offences against Regulations, do not apply to Regula-

tions respecting prisons and offences of prisoners.

IX.—Miscellaneous.

160. Nothing in this Order shall deprive the Court of the right to

observe, and to enforce the observance of, or shall deprive any person of

the benefit of, any reasonable custom existing in China or Corea, unless

this Order contains some express and specific provision incompatible with

the observance thereof.

161. Nothing in this Order shall prevent any Consular officer in

China or Corea from doing anything which His Majesty’s Consuls in the

dominions of any other State in amity with His Majesty are, for the time

being, by law, usage, or sufferance, entitled or enabled to do.

162. —(1) Every British subject resident shall, Registration inBritish

January in eve

year, register himself at the Consulate of the Consular district within ofsubjects.

which he is resident: Provided that—

(a) The registration of a man shall comprise the registration of his

wife, if living with him ; and

(b) The registration of the head of a family shall be deemed to com-

prise the registration of all females and minors being his rela-

tives, in whatever degree, living under the same roof with him

at the time of his registration.

(2) The Consular officer may, without fee, register any British sub-

jects being minors living in the houses of foreigners.

(3) Every British subject arriving at a place in China or Corea

where there is a Consular office, unless borne on the musier-roll of a

British ship there arriving, shall, on the expiration of one month after

arrival, be deemed, for the purposes of this article, to be resident, and

shall register himself accordingly.

(4) A person shall not be required to register himself oftener than

once in a year, reckoned from the 1st January.

(5) The Consular officer shall yearly give to each person registered

by him a certificate of registration, signed by him and sealed with his

Consular seal.

(6) The name of a wife, if her registration is comprised in her

husband’s, shall, unless in any case the Consular officer sees good reason

to the contrary, be indorsed on the husband’s certificate.

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(7) The names and descriptions of females and minors whose

registration is comprised in that of the head of the family shall, unless in

any case the Consular officer sees good reason to the contrary, be indorsed

on the certificate of the head of the family.

(8) It shall be lawful by King’s Regulations to require that every

person shall, on every registration of himself, pay such fee as may therein

be prescribed, not exceeding 2 dollars in China and 2 yen in Corea; and

such Regulations may provide that any such fee may either be uniform

for all persons, or may vary according t6 the position and circumstances

of different classes.

(9) The mode of registration may be prescribed by King’s Regula-

tions, but if no other mode is so prescribed, every person by this Order

required to register himself or herself shall, unless excused by the Con-

sular officer, attend personally for that purpose at the Consulate on each

occasion of registration.

(10) If any person fails to comply with the provisions of this Order

respecting registration, and does not excuse his failure to the satisfaction

of the Consular officer, he or she shall be guilty of an offence a gainst

this Order, and any Court or authority may, if it thinks fit, decline to

recognize him as a British subject.

Deposit,

powers oi 163. Section 48 of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881

attorney.of (which relates to the deposit of instruments creating powers of attorney

in the Central Office of the Supreme Court in England or Ireland), shall

apply to China and Corea with these modifications, that is to say: the

Office of the Supreme Court is substituted for the Central Office, and

Rules of Court under this order are substituted for General Rules.

Rates of for

exchange 164. All fees, fines, penalties, and other sums of money which, un-

payment der the provisions of this Order or any Regulations or Rules of Court,

fees, fines,ofAc. are stated or imposed in terms of British currency, shall, if not paid

in British gold, be paid in China in British or Mexican dollars at the

rate of exchange fixed periodically by the Treasury; in Corea, in

Japanese currency at the rate of 10 yen to the pound sterling.

The said rates of exchange shall apply to the ascertainment of the

value of any income for any purpose of qualification or of any limitation

oi security, in any case where this Order or any Rule or Regulation con-

Accounting tains a reference to British currency.

fines, fees, &c.ot 165. Except as in this Order otherwise provided, all fees, dues, fines,

and other receipt? under this Order shall be carried to the public

account, and shall be accounted for and paid as the Secretary of State,

Report oy with the concurrence of the Treasury, directs.

Judge 166. Not later than the 31st March in each year, the Judge of the

Supremeof the Supreme Court shall send to the Secretary of S ate a report on the

.peration of this Order up to the 31st December of the preceding year,

showing for the then last twelve months the number and nature of the

proceedings, criminal and civil, taken in the Court under this Order,

and the result thereof, and the number and amount of fe s received, and

containing an abstract of the registration list, and such other informa-

tion, and being in such form, as the Secretary of State from time to time

Report by directs.

Provincial 167. Each Provincial Court shall at such time as may be fixed by

Court. Rules of Court furnish to the Supreme Court an annual report of every

ease, civil and criminal, brought before it, in such form as the Supreme

Court directs.

Publication of

Order. 168. —(1) A prin

ed in a conspicuous place in each Consular office and in each Court-house.

(2) Printed copies shall be sold at such reasonable price as the

Supreme Court directs.

H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA AND COREA 101

(3) Judicial notice shall be taken of this Order, and of the com-

mencement thereof, and of the appointment of Consuls, and of the con-

stitution and limits of the Courts and districts, and of Consular seals

and signatures, and of any Rules made or in force under this Order, and

no proof shall be requ ired of any of •such matters.

The provisions of the Evidence Act, 1851 (14 and 15 Viet., cap. 9.9),

Secs. 7 and 11, relating to the proof of judicial and other documents,

shall extend and be applied for all purposes as if the Courts, districts,

and places to which this Order applies were in a British Colony.

169. —(1) The Orders in Council mentioned in the Schedule to this R

Order are hereby repealed, but, this appeal shall not—

(a) Affect the past operation of those Orders, or any of them, or

any appointment made, or any right, title, obligation, or liability

accrued, or the validity or invalidity of anything done or suffer-

ed under any of those Orders, before the making of this Order;

(b) Interfere with the institution or prosecution of any proceeding

or action, criminal or civil, in respect of any offence committed

against, or forfeiture incurred or liability accrued under or in

consequence of, any provision of any of those Orders, or any

Regulation confirmed by any such Order or made thereunder:

(c) Take away or abridge any protection or benefit given or to be

enjoyed in relation thereto.

(2) Notwithstanding the repeal of the Orders aforesaid, all Rules

and Regulations approved or confirmed by or under any Order so re-

pealed shall continue and be as if this Order had not been made; but so3

that the same may be revoked, altered, or otherwise dealt with unde

this Order, as if they had been made under this Order.

(3) Criminal or civil proceedings begun under any of the Orders re-

pealed by this Order, and pending at the time when this Order comes into

operation, shall, from and after that time, be regulated by the provisions of

this Order, as far as the nature and circumstances of each case admits.

(4) Lists of jurors and assessors in force at the passing of this

Order shall continue in force until revised and settled under the provi-

sions of this Order.

170. —(1) This Order shall take effect on such day not less than one

month nor more than three months after it is first exhibited in the public “1red"trof

office of the Supreme Court at Shanghai, as the Minister shall by public

notification appoint.

(2) The day on which this Order so takes effect is in this Order

referred to as the commencement of this Order.

(3) For the purposes of this Article the Judge of the Supreme Court

shall forthwith, on the receipt by him from the Minister in China of a

certified printed copy of this Order, cause the same to be affixed and

exhibited conspicuously in that office, together with the said notification.

(4) He shall also keep the same so affixed and exhibited until the

commencement of this Order.

(5) A copy of the said notification shall, as soon as practicable, be

published at each of the Provincial Consulates in such manner as the

Supreme Court may direct.

102 OKDEES IE COUNCIL FOE H.B.M. SUBJECTS IN CHINA, ETC.

(6) A certified printed copy of this Order shall also be affixed and

exhibited in the public offices of the Provincial Court at Seoul, at the J

same time (or as near as circumstances admit) at which it is first exhi-

bited at Shanghai.

(7) Proof shall not in any proceeding or matter be required that S

the provisions of this Article have been complied with, nor shall any act j

or proceeding be invalidated by any failure to comply with any of such

provisions.

(8) Where this Order confers power to make any appointment, !

Rules, or Regulations, or to do any other thing for the purposes of this 1

Order, that power may be exercised at any time after the passing of this

Order, so, however, that any such appointment, Rules, or Regulations j

shall not take effect before the commencement of this Order.

short Title. 171 This Order may be cited as “ The China and Corea Order in j

Council, 1904.”

A. W. Fitzroy.

SCHEDULE

Orders Repealed.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1865.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1877.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1878.

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1881.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1884 (Supplemental).

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1886.

The China, Japan, and Corea Order in Council, 1886 (No. 2).

The China and Japan Order in Council, 1898.

The China, Japan, and Corea (Supreme Court) Order in Council, 1899.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ODDER IN COUNCIL, 1914

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 80th day of Match, 1914

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty •'

Lord President Lord Colebrooke

Viscount Knollys Lord Emmott

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, or other lawful means His Majesty

the King has jurisdiction in China:

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His Majesty vested, is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in Council, 9141,’

and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904, hereinafter referred

to as the “Principal Order,” and this Order and the China Orders in Council, 1904

to 1913, may be cited together as the “ China Orders in Council, 1904 to 1914.”

2. —(1) In addition to the documents to be deposited and filed in the o

consulate, in accordance with Article 46 of the China (Amendment) Order in

Council, 1913, on the registration of a company in accordance with the provisions of

that Order, there shall be deposited and filed a list of the directors of the company

showing in respect of each director his full name and nationality and his address.

(2) Every company registered under the China (Amendment) Order in Council,

1913, shall register in the month of January in every year a list of the directors of

the company, showing in respect of each director his full name and nationality and

his address, and shall from time to time, as may be necessary, register any altera-

tions in such list.

(3) On every registration under sub-article (2) of this article there shall be

payable a fee of 2s.

3. Where any municipal regulations or byelaws have been established for any

foreign concession in China the Court may entertain a complaint again-t a British

subject for a breach of such municipal regulations or byelaws, and may enforce

compliance therewith.

Provided—

(1) That the said municipal regulations or byelaws have been accepted by

H is Maj esty’ s Govern ment. A cceptance of t h e munici pal regu1 at ions

or byelaws of a foreign concession by His Majesty’s Goivenment shall

be signified by a copy thereof being exhibited and kept exhibited in

the public office of His Majesty’s consulate at such treaty port.

(2) That no punishment other in nature or greater in degree than that

provided by the Principal Order shall be imposed.

(3) That the Court is satisfied that effectual provision exists for the

punishment in the Court of the foreign Powers whose municipal

regulations or byelaws it is sought to enforce of breaches by the

subjects or citizens of that Power of the municipal regulations or

byelaws of British concessions in China.

4. In article 21 of the China (Amendment) Order in Council, 1913, the reference

to article 13 should be read as a reference to article 19, and in article 29 the

references to articles 21 and 22 should be read as references to articles 27 and 28.

and in article 50 the reference to article 41 should be read as a reference to article 48

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, K.G., one of His

Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almeric Fitzrot.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

By this Order Article 3 of “ The China (Amendment) Order in Council, 1914,”

was repealed.

CHINA (AMENDMENT No. 2) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1920

At the Court a/t Buckingham Palace, the 9th day. of November, 1920

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

Now, therefore. His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in that

behalf by ‘'The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased Wy and with the advice of His Privy Council to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows :—

1. This Ordfer may be cited as “The China (Amendment No. 2) Order in

Council, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “ i'lie Cnint Order in Council, 1904”

(hereafter called the “ Principal Order”), and with any Order amending the same.

2. The words in Article 101 of the Principal Orler “except the jurisdiction

relative to dissolution, or nullity, or jactitation of marriage ” are hereby repealed.

3. This Order shall take effect on the day on vhich it is first exhibited in the

Public Office of ihe Supreme Court at Shanghai.

And the Right Honourable G-eorge Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Ke Heston, one of

His Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions

herein.

Almeric Fitzroy.

Rules of Court drawn up under this Order by Judge Skinner Turner were

published in the Hongkong Government Gazette on June 10th, 1921.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL

No. 3, 1920

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 21st day of December, 1920

Present:—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China :

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “ The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty vested,

is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

oruebed, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in Council,

No. 3, 1920,” and shall be read as one with “ The China Order in Council, 1901 ”

(hereinafter called the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same,

and the provisions of Article 170 of the Principal Order shall in particular apply to

this Order.

THE CHltfA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL No 3, 1920 )05

2. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who has acted,

is acting, or is about to act in a manner prejudicial to the public safety, or to the

defence, p< ace or security of His Majesty’s Dominions, or of anv part of them,

shall be guilty of a grave offence against the Principal Order, and may, in addition

to, or in lieu of. any other punishment, be ordered to give security for good

behaviour or to be deported.

3. Every person subject to the criminal jurisdiction of the Court who prints,

publishes, or offers for sale any printed or written newspaper or other publication

containing sedi ions matter, or has in his possession with intent to publish or dis-

tribute any such newspaper or other publication, shall be guilty of a grave offence

against the Principal Order, and may, in addition to, or in lieu of, any other

punishment, be ordered to give security for good behaviour or to be deported.

4. In addition and without prejudice to any powers which the Court may

possess to order the exclusion of the public from any proceedings, if, in the course

of the trial of a person for an offence under this Order, application is made by the

drosecutor, in the interests of national safety, that all or any portion of the public

should be excluded during any part of the hearing, the Court may make an order to

that effect, but the passing of sentence shall in any case take place in public.

5. Article 2 (l) of “The China and Corea (Amendment) Order in Council,

1909,” and the whole of “The China (War Powers) Order in Council, 1917,” are

hereby repealed, but this repeal shall not (a) affect the past operation thereof or

any right, title, obligation or liability thereunder; or (6) interfere with the institu-

tion or prosecution of any legal proceeding thereunder.

6. This order is in substitution for “The China (Amendme t) Order in Coun-

cil, 1920,” which has not taken effect and is hereby revoked.

And tlie Right Honourable George Nathaniel, Earl Curzon of Kedleston, K.G.,

&e., one of His Majesty’s Principal Seoretaries of State, is to give the necessary

directions herein.

Ar.MERrc Fitzboy.

THE CHINA (AMENDMENT) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1921

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 13th day ok December, 1921

Present:—

The King's Most Excellent Majesty

Earl of Lytton Sir Fredt rick Pousonby

Mr. Secretary Shortt Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance or other lawful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:—

Now, therefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890, or otherwise in His Majesty vested,

is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows-

1—(1) This Order may be cited as “The China (Amendment) Order in

Council, 1921,” and shall be read as one with the China Order in Council, 1904 (in

this Order referred to as “the Principal Order”), and the said Order and any

other Orders in Council amending the said Order may be cited together as “The

China Orders in Council, 1904 to 1921,”

(2) This Order shall not apply to places within the limits of the Consular

District of Kashgar.

106 THE CHINA (AMENDMENT^ OEDEE IN COUNCIL, 1921

2. —The following provisions are substituted for Artic

Order:—

(1) A register of British subjects shall be kept in the office of every

Consulate in China.

(2) Every British subject resident in China shall, in the month of

January of each year, be registered at the Consulate of the Consular District

within which he resides, provided that if some other Consulate is more easy of

access, he may, with the assent of the Consular Officer, be registered there. A

British subject arriving in China must apply for registration within one

month after his arrival; provided that a person who fails to apply for or to

obtain registration within the time limited by this Article may be registered at

any time if he excuses his failure to the satisfaction of the Consular Officer.

(3) Where a person is in possession of a valid British passport, the

Consular Officer shall, on the first registration of any such person, endorse on

the passport without further fee than that provided for in sub-article (6)

hereunder a certificate of registration in such form as may be prescribed by the

Secretary of State. Where any such person applies for the renewal of the

registration and produces his passport, renewal of his registration need not

attend personally unless that provided for in sub-article (6) hereunder be

. endorsed thereon.

(4) Every person who has not previously been registered applying to be

registered under this Order shall, unless excused by the Consular Officer,

attend pirsonally for that purpose at the Consulate, but any person applying

for the renewal of his registration need not attend personally unless directed

by the Consular Officer so to do, provided that the registration of the wife or

wives of a man who is registered under this Order may, if living with him, be

effected without .their personal attendance being required, and provided also

that the registration of minors, being his relatives in whatever degree, living

with, the head of a family who is registered under this Order may, if living with

him, be effected without attendance being required.

(5) A person registered in any register of British subjects established

under the provisions of any Order in Council which have been repealed shall be

registered undey the provisions of this Order, unless the Consular Officer is

satisfied after inquiry that the previous registration was erroneous or that such

person is not entitled to registration under the provisions of this Order.

(6) Every person shall, on every registration of himself, and on every

renewal of the registration, pay a fee of two dollars, or such other fee as the

Secretary of State from time to time appoints. The amount of the fee may be

uniform for all persons, or may vary according to the position and circumstances

of different classes, if the Secretary of State from time to time so directs, but

may not in any case exceed four dollars.

(7) Where any person applies to be regislered he shall be entitled without

a fee to the assistance of the Consular Officer in the preparation of any

affidavit that may be required.

(8) The Consular Officer may require the production of such evidence

that an applicant for registration is entitled to the status of a British subject

as he may see fit. but subject to such directions as may be issued bv the

Secretary of State.

(9) If any British subject neglects to obtain registration under the

provisions of this Order, he shall not be entitled to be recognised or protected

as a Briti-h subject in China, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty

dollars for each instance of such failure, but he shall, although not registered,

be subject to the jurisdiction of his Majesty’s Courts in China.

3. —From and after the commencement of this Ord

Principal Order is hereby repealed, but such repeal shall not prejudice any rights,

obligations or liabilities accrued thereunder.

THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 30th day of November, 1915

Present :—

Lord President. Mr. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

Lord Stamfordham. Sir Frederick Ponsonby.

Whereas by Treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other lawful means His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

And whereas it is desirable to make further provision with reference to the

exercise of jurisdiction over British Companies carrying on business within the

limits of this Order:

Now, therefore. His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows :—

1. —This Order may he cited as “ The China (Companies) Order in

1915,” and shall be read as one with the “China Order, 1904” (hereinafter called

the “ Principal Order ”), and with any Order amending the same.

2. —In this Order—

“ The Ordinance ” means “The Companies Ordinance, 1911, of the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted for the

same.

“ The Life Insurance C unpanies Ordinance, ” means the Life Insurance

Companies Ordinmee, 1907, of the Colony of Hongkong, and includes any

Ordinance amending or substituted for the same.

“ China Company ” means a Company limited by shares or by guarantee

incorporated under the Ordinance, and the operations of which are directed

and controlled from some place within the limits of this Order.

“ Hongkong China Company ” means a Company incorporated under the

Ordinance which carries on some part of its business within the limits of this

Or ler, and the operations of which are directed and controlled from some place

in Hongkong.

“ British Company ” means a Company incorporated in the United King-

dom, or in a British Possession, and includes a China Company and a Hong-

kong China Company.

3. —(1) The Consnl-G-eneral at Shanghai, including any person actin

Consul-General, shall be Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

(2) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the provisions

of the Ordinance or of the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or

before the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, shall, subject to the provisions of

this Order, be of the same force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with,

or before the Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

10S THE CHINA (COMPANIES) OKDEB IN COUNCIL, 1915

(3) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate such

proceedings in the Court as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the

provisions of this Order on the part of British Companies in China.

4. —The Judge may by Rules of Court confer upon Pro

tion in matters dealt with in the Ordinance, and may specify in such Rules the

Courts by which, and the classes of cases in which, such jurisliction shall be

exercised, but subject thereto the jurisdiction conferred by the Ordinance upon any

Court shall within the limits of this Order be exercised by the Supreme Court.

5. —In all matters relating to a Hongkong China Comp

the Supreme Court and of the Supreme Court of Hongkong shall be concurrent,

and the said ftvo Courts shall in all respects be auxiliary to each other.

6. —Where any proceedings relating to a Hongkong Chi

winding up of any such Company, are commenced in the Supreme Court, and it

appears that: the principal part of such Company’s business is carried on within the

limits of Hongkong, or that for any other reason such proceedings might more con-

veniently be carried on at Hougkong, the Supreme Court may, of its own motion, or

on the application of any party, make an Order transferring the proceedings to the

Supreme Court of Hongkong.

7. —The Supreme Court shall enforce within the limits o

or Decree made by the Supreme Court of Hongkong in the course of any proceed-

ings relating to a, Hongkong China Company, or for the winding up of any such

Company.

8. —(1) The majority of the Directors of a China Co

Subjects resident within the limits of this Order.

(2) If at any time the proportion of Directors who are British Subjects

resident within the limits of this Urder falls to or below one-half, it shall be the

duty of the Directors and also of the Shareholders of the Company to take within

30 days, or such further period as the Court may allow, all necessary steps for the ap-

pointment of such number of Directors who are British Subjects resident within the

limits of this Order as may be necessary to comply with the provisions of this

article.

(3) If default is made in compliance with this article the Company shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default con-

tinues, and every Director and every Manager of the Company who knowingly

authorizes or permits the default shall be liable to the like penalty.

(4) Failure to comply with the provisions of this article shall be a ground upon

which an Order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

9. —No person other than a British Subject shall be

auditor of a China Company. The appointment of any such person as the auditor

of a China Company shall be void, and any certificate or other document given, or

act done, by any person who is not a British Subject purporting to act as a iditor

of a China Company shall not be held to comply with any requirements of the

Ordinance.

10. —-No person other than a British Subject shall be

the limits of this Order as liquidator of a British Company or as receiver or manager

on behalf of the debenture-holders of the property of a British Company except with

the sanction of the Court.

11. —(1) All documents and other written informat

required by the Ordinance to file with the Registrar of Companies shall, in the case

of a China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, and a

copy of all such documents and other written information shall, in the case of a

Hongkong China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai

THE CHINA (COMPANIES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1915 109

(2) If any Company to which this Article applies fails to comply with its

provisions, the Company and every Officer and Agent of the Company who is know-

ingly a party to the default shall be liable tp a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for

every day during which such default has continued.

12. —The registered office of a China Company shall be situ

limits of this Order.

13. —(1) No shares shall be issued by a China Company excep

paid up shares or upon the term that the shares shall be paid up in full within a

specified period not exceeding three months after allotment.

(2) Shares issued by a China Company: otherwise than as fully paid up sharee

shall be deemed to be issued upon the condition that if not paid for in full before tiie

expiration of one week from the date upon which the final payment was due, they

shall be forfeited by the Directors, and it shall be the duty of the Directors at the

expiration of that period to forfeit the said shares. Notice of the forfeiture of any

such shares shall forthwith be given to the registered holdjer.

Any shares so forfeited shall be deemed to be the property of the Company, and

the Directors may sell, re-allot, or otherwise dispose of the same in such manner as

they think fit. Certificates or other documents of title relating to shares forfeited

under this article shall be returned to the Company,

(3 > Within one month of the expiration of the time allowed for the completion

of the payment of all sums due upon the shares, the Secretary of the Company shall

forward to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai a return signed bythe auditor

of the Company giving particulars of the shares issued, of the amounts paid thereon,

of the shares in respect of which default has been made in payment of sums due, and

of the shares forfeited,

(4) If shares are issued by a China Company on terms which fail to comply

with the provisions of this article, or if other default is made in complying therewith,

the Company, and every Director, Manager, . Secretary, and other Officer, who is

knowingly a party to such issue or default, shall be guilty of an offence, and shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during which such offence

continues.

(5) Where on application made it is .established to the satisfaction of the Court

that there has been a failure to comply with the provisions of this article through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some other reasonable cause, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, if under all the circumstances it

considers it just so to do, give relief from any forfeiture or penalty which has been

incu red by the applicant, or to which he is, or may be, liable upon Such terms as it

may think fit.

(6) The provisions of this Article shall only apply to shares issued by a China

Company after the date when this Order comes into effect:

14. —(1) No China Company limited by guarantee shall be allowed to operate in

China without the consent of the Minister.

(2) As a condition of this consent the Minister may require that no persons

•other than a British Subject shall be a Member of the Company, or that any Member

of the Company who is not a British Subject shall deposit in Court or give security

for or conform to such arrangement as the Minister shall think fit, for ensuring the

payment of tfie amount for which he would be liable under the guarantee.

(3) If any China Company limited by guarantee operates in China without the

consent of the Minister, or if any terms imposed by him as a co dition of his

consent are not complied with, the Company and every Director, or Manager, Secre-

tary, and other Officer, who is knowingly a party thereto, shall be guilty of an

offence, and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding 500 dollars for every day during

which such offence continues.

110 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) OEDEE IN COUNCIL, 1915

(4) Where on application made it is established to the satisfaction of the Court

that there has been a failure to comply with the provisions of this article through

inadvertence or accidental miscalculation or from some other reasonable cause, and

not from any want of good faith, the Court may, if under all the circumstances it;

considers it just so to do, give relief from any forfeiture or penalty which has

been incurred by the applicant, or to which be is, or may be, liable upon such terms,

as it may think fit.

(5) The provisions of this article shall not apply to China Companies limited by

guarantee operating in China at the date of this Order.

15. —(1) Subject to the provisions of this Order, the jur

in respect of all British Companies carrying on business in China shall be exercised,,

so far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions of the Ordinance-

and of the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance, except that Section 16 of the Com-

panies Amendment Ordinance, 1913, shall not apply in China.

(2) Where reference is made or inferred in any Section of the said Ordinances

to any other Ordinance of the Colony of Hongkong which does not apply within the

limits of this Order, such Section shall be read as though the corresponding law or

enactment applicable in England were referred to therein.

(3) The duties of the Governor, or of the Governor in Council, or of the Colonia^

Treasurer under Sections 20, 21, 120 (4), 219, 253, and 255 of the Ordinance shall,

within the limits of this Order, be exercised by the Minister, and under Sections 141

(1), 149, 185,- 217, and 261 shall within the limits of this Order be exercised by the-

Judge.

(4) In the application of the said Ordinance “legal practitioner” is substituted

for “counsel ” or “solicitor” or “ solicitor and counsel,” and “such newspaper as the

Judge may direct” is substituted for “ The Gazette.”

(5) All offences under the said Ordinances made punishable by fine may, if

committed within the limits of this Order, be prosecuted summarily under Article

48 of the Principal Order, provided that the maximum fine which can be imposed in

the case of offences under the Ordinances tried summarilv shall be £200 instead of

£20.

16. —(1) The power of the Judge under Article 119 of t

make Rules of Court shall extend to any matter which under the Ordinance or under

the Life Insurance Companies Ordinance is to be regulated by Rules.

(2) Any Rules in force at Hongkong at the date of this Order relating to

matters dealt with in the said Ordinances shall, unless and until they are repealed by

Rules made under this Article, apply, so far as circumstances admit, within the limits-

of this Order.

17. All fees prescribed by or under the Ordinance or by or under the Life

Insurance Companies Ordinance which are paid to the Registrar of Companies at

Shanghai shall be paid by him to the Colonial Treasurer at Hongkong.

18. Nothing in this Order shall prejudice or affect the jurisdiction of the

Supreme Court over British Companies other than China Companies and Hongkong

China Companies within the meaning of this Order.

19. This Order shall come into effect on the 1st day of January, 1916.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

Almbric Fitzrot.

THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT ORDER IN

COUNCIL, 1919

At the Court at Buckiitgham Palace, the 9th bay of October, 1919

Present.:--

The' King’s Most Excellent Majesty

Lord Steward Sir Francis Villiers

Mr. Secretary Shortt Sir George Buchanan

Whereas by treaty, grant, usage, sufferance, and other ^awful means, His

Majesty the King has jurisdiction in China:

And whereas it is desirable to make further provision with reference to the

exercise <1 jurisdiction over British companies carrying on business within the limist

of t1 is Order :

Now, iherefore, His Majesty, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in this

behalf by “The Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890,” or otherwise, in His Majesty

vested, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is

hereby ordered, as follows :—

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China (Companies) Amendment Order in

Council, 1919,” and shall be read as one with “ The China (Companies) Order in

Council, 1915.”

2. In this Order : —

“The Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance” means “ The Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance, L*!?, O.f the Colony of

Hongkong,” and includes any Ordinance amending or substituted for

the sa,me.

“The Ordinance” means “The Companies Ordinance, 1911, of the Colony

of Hongkong,” and includes any Qrdiuance amending or substituted

for the same.

3. Where the general or substantial control of the business of a Company incor-

porated under the < >rdinance is exercised by a person or persons ordinarily resident

within the limits of this Order, such Company shall, irrespective of the place at which

the Board of Directors may meet, or of any other circumstances, be deemed to be a

Company of which the operations are directed and controlled from a place wichin the

limits of this Order and shall be a China Company within the meaning of “The

China (Companies) Order in Council, 1915.”

4. (1) No person, other than a British subject resident within the limits of

this Order, shall act as managing-director or in any position similar to that of

managing-director, or shall otherwise exercise general or substantial control of the

business of a China Company.

(2) If default is made in compliance with this Article the Company shall be

liable to a fine not exceeding 50 dollars for every day during which the default

•continues, and every director and every manager of the Company who knowingly

authorizes or permits the default shall be liable to the like penalty-

112 THE CHINA (COMPANIES) AMENDMENT OBDER IN COUNCIL, 1919

(3) Failure to comply with the provisions of this Article shall be a ground

upon which an order for winding up the Company may be made by the Court.

(4) This Article shall come into force 60 days after the publication of this.

Order.

5. All documents and other written information which a company is required

by the Ordinance to file with the Registrar of Companies shall, in the case of a China,

Company, be filed w th the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai, and a copy <>f all

such documents and other written information shall, in the case of a Hongkong'

China Company, be filed with the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai.

6. —(1) The provisions of the Fire and Marine Insurance Com

shall be applied to China Companies and Hongkong China Companies.

(2) All acts done within the limits of this Order in pursuance of the Fire

and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance by, to, with, or before the Registrar of

Companies at Shanghai shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, be of the

same force and validity as if they had been done by, to, with, or before the

Registrar of Companies in Hongkong.

(3) The Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be entitled to initiate

such proceedings as he may think necessary to enforce compliance with the pro-

visions of thi* Order.

7. —(1) Subject to the provisions of this Order the jurisdictio

respect of China Companies and Hongkong China Companies shall be exercised, so

far as circumstances admit, in conformity with the provisions of the Fire and Marine

Insurance Companies Ordinance.

(2) The duties of the Governor or of the Governor in Council under

Sections 5 (2), 5 (5), 6 (2), and 7 (1), and of paragraphs 2, 3 and 7 of the First

Schedule of the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Orlinance shall, within the

limits of this Order, be exercised by the Minister.

(3) All offences under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies Ordinance

made punishable by fine may, if committed within the limits of this Order, be pro-

secuted summarily under Article 48 of “ The China Order in Council, 1904,”"

provide 1 that the maximum fine which can be imposed in the case of offences tried

summarily shall be <£200 instead ot £20.

8. All fees prescribed by or under the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies.

Ordinance which are paid to the Registrar of Companies at Shanghai shall be paid

by him to the Colonial Treasurer at Hongkong.

9. This Order shall come into effect on the first day ot January, 1920.

And the Rmht Honourable Arthur James Balfour, O.M., one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

At,meric Fitzkoy

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS, 1909. No. 751

THE CHINA AND COREA (CONSULAR FEES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1909

At the'Court at Buckingham Palace, the 28th day of June, 1909

Present:—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas by “The Consular Salaries and Fees Act, 1891,” His Majesty the King

is authorized by Order in Council to fix the fees to be taken in respect of any matter

or thing done by a Consular officer in the execution of his office, and to vary such

fees by way of increase or decrease, and to abolish fees and to create new fees;

And whereas it is expedient that the Table of Fees fixed by the China and Corea

(Consular and Marriage Fees) Order in Council, 1906, should, in certain respects, be

added to, and that fees should be created in respect of the attendance of Consular

officers in the Mixed Court at Shanghai, and in respect of the assistance rendered by

Consular officers to British litigants in such Court:

Now, therefore, in pursuance of the before-mentioned Act, His Majesty is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows:

1. This Order may be cited as “ The China and Corea (Consular Fees) Order in

Council, 1909.”

2. The several fees set forth in the Table annexed to this Order are hereby

established, and the said Table shall be construed as part of this Order.

8. This Order shall come into operation on such date as His Majesty’s Consul-

General at Shanghai shall appoint.

4. This Order shall extend to all places in China and Corea.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

A. W. Fitzroy.

SCHEDULE

Table of Consular Fees to be taken in respect of Assistance Rendered

by the Assessor in the Mixed Court at Shanghai.

1. On application to the Assessor for his request for the assistance of the

Chinese authorities, including filing Petition: —

Where the amount involved is— s. d.

Under 101 2 6

101. and under 501. ... 5 0

501. and under 1001 7 6

1001. or upwards 10 0

For each complete 1001. not exceeding a total fee of 51.

2. On each subsequent communication in writing to the China

authorities ... ... 2 6

8. Hearing fee on each attendance of the Assessor at a sitting

of the Court 10 0

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TEXT OF RECENT SINO-FOREIGN

TREATIES, ETC.

(Declaration oe the Nationalist Government on July 7, 1928.1

On July 7, 1923, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Nationalist Gov-

ernment* made the following declaration ttranslation) oh the conclusion of

new Treaties wit.h the Powers:

“The Nationalist Government, with a view to adapting themselves to the

present day circumstances and with the object of promoting the welfare of

and the friendly relations between 'China and different countries, have always

considered the abrogation of all the unequal Treaties and the conclusion of

new Treaties on the. basis of equality and mutual respect for territorial

sovereignty as the most pressing problem at the present time. These aims have

been embodied in declaiations repeatedly made by the Nationalist Government.

“Now that the unification of China is an accomplished fact, it is the task

of the Nationalist Government to make every effort to fully realize these aims.

While they will continue to afford protection to foreign lives and property in

China, according to law, the Nationalist Government hereby make the follow-

ing specific declaration with regard to all the unequal Treaties:

“(1) All the unequal Treaties between the Republic of China and other

countries, which have already expired, shall be ipso facto abrogated, and new

Treaties shall be concluded.

“(2) The Nationalist Government will immediately take steps to terminate,

in accordance with proper procedure, those unequal Treaties which have not

yet expired, and conclude new Treaties

“(3) In the case of old Treaties which have already expired, but which

have not yet been replaced by new Treaties, the Nationalist Government will

situation.’' appropriate interim regulations to meet the exigencies of such

promulgate

Interim Regulations.

At the same time the Nationalist Government issued the following Pro-

visional Regulations Governing the Relations between China and the Powers

after the Abrogation of the Old Treaties and pending the Conclusion of New

Treaties: —

“1 Foreign countries and foreigners, as designated in these Regulations,

apply only to those foreign countries and the nationals thereof whose Treaties

with China have already expired, and with whom new Treaties have not jet

been concluded.

“2 All diplomatic officials and consular officials of foreign countries sta-

tioned in China shall be entitled to proper treatment accorded under inter-

national law.

“3. The persons and properties of foi-eigners in China shall receive due

protection under Chinese Law.

“4. Foreigners in China shall be subject to the regulations of Chinese Law

and the jurisdiction of Chinese Law Courts.

Republic* Sin’se October' 10, 1928, the English designation has been altered to the “National Government of the

of China.'

118 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

“5. Pending the enforcement of the National Tariff Schedule, the regular

customs duties on commodities imported into China from foreign countries1

or by foreigners, and those exported from Chtna to foreign countries, sha)

be collected in accordance with the existing tariff schedule.

“6.‘All taxes and duties which Chinese citizens are under obligation to pay

shall<( be payable equally by foreigners in accordance with the law.

7. Matters not provided for by the foregoing Regulations, shall be dealt

with in accordance with International Law and Chinese Municipal Law ”

TREATIES WHICH HAVE EXPIRED

Treaties covered by the first item of the Nationalist Governments de-

claration of July 7, 1928, are the Sino-French Conventions relative to the

overland trade between the Chinese frontier and French Indo-China, as well

as the Sino-Japanese, Sino-Belgian, Sino-Spanish, Sino-Portuguese, Sino-

Italian and iSino-Danish Commercial Treaties.

The Siuo-French Convention of Tientsin of April 25th, 1886, the Sino-

French Additional Commercial Convention of June 26th, 1887, and the Sino-

French Supplementary Convention of June 20th, 1895, expired simultaneously

on August 7tb, 1926. The Sino-Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation

of July 21st, 1896, together with the Supplementary Treaty of October 8th,

1903, expired on October 20th, 1926. The Sino-Belgian Treaty of Peking of

November 2nd, 1865 expired on October 27th, 1926. The Sino-Spanish Treaty

of Tientsin of October 10th, 1864, expired on May 10th, 1927. The Sino-

Portuguese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of December 1st, 1887, ex-

pired on April 28th, 1928. The Sino-Italian Treaty of Peking of October 26th.

1866, and the Sino-Danish Treaty of Tientsin of July 13th, 1863, expired

simultaneously on June 30th, 1928.

With these Powers the Nationalist Government carried on diplomatic

correspondence and negotiations for the purpose of concluding new Treaties-

The texts of the Treaties resulting therefrom follow.

S [NO-AMERICAN TARIFF TREATY

Treaty regulating Tariff Regulations between the Republic of China

and the United States of America.

The Republic of China and the United States of America, both being

animated by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily

subsist between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the

commercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a

treaty designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The Government Council of the Nationalist Government of the Republic

of China:

Mr. T. V. Soong, Minister of Finance of the Nationalist Govern-

ment of the Republic of China;

The President of the United States of America :

Mr. J. V. A. MacMurray. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to China;

Who having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been

found to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the

two Countries:

y INO-Jb’OKE1 GrN TREATIES 119

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and the United States of America relating to rates

of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and

tonnage dues in China •shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the

principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however,

to the condition that each of the High Contracting parties shall enjoy in the

territories of the other with re«pect to the above Specified and any related

matters, treatment in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment

accorded to any other country

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay, within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upcin their importations and ex-

portions other 01 higher than those paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

The above provisions shall become effective on January 1, 1929, provided

that the exchange of ratifications hereinafter provided shall have taken place

by that date; otherwise, at a date four months subsequent tc such exchange

of ratifications.

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of this Treaty have been care-

fully compared and verified; but, in the event of there being a difference of

meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be

held to prevail.

This Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting Parties in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and the. ratifications shall be

exchanged in Washington as soon as possible.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty in duplicate in the, English and Chinese

languages and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Peiping, the 25th day of the 7th month of the 17th year of the

Republic of China, corresoonding to the 25th of July, 1928.

(Signed) T. V. Soong

(Signed) J. V. A MacMurray

SINO-FRENCH TARIFF TREATY

Treaty Regulating Customs Relations between the Republic of China

and the French Republic.

{Translation from Vie French).

On September 29, 1928, Dr C. T. Wang sent to Mr. Cosing the French

Charge d’Aifaires at Peiping, a Note, suggesting that the tariff relations

between China and France be readjusted on the basis of the principles which

had been proposed to the British and other friendly Governments. As a result

of the subsequent negotiations between iDr. Wang and Count de Martel, the

French Minister, the following treaty was concluded, on December 22, 1928 :

The Republic of China and the French Republic, animated by the desire

to further consolidate the ties of friendship wRich happily subsist between

the two countries and to develop their commercial relations, have decided to

conclude a Treaty and have, for this purpose, named as their respective Plenh

potentiaries, that is to say:

l2o SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

The President of the French Republic:

His Excellency Count 'D. de Martel, Minister Plenipotentiary and

Envoy Extraordinary of the French Republic to China, Com-

mander de la Legion d’Honneur,

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found in good

and. due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article

cluded and I.—All

in forcethebetween

provisions

Chinawhich appear relating

and France in the treaties

to rateshitherto

of dutycon-

on

imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage

dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle,

of complete autonomy shall henceforth apply in respect of the Customs tariff

and related matters, subject, however, to the condition that each of the High

Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories, possessions, colonies and

protectorates of the other, in relation to the above specified and related mat-

ters, treatment in no way less favourable than that effectively enjoyed by

any other country.

Article II.—The Nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not be compelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories

possessions, colonies and protectorates of the other any duties, internal charges

or taxes upon their importations and exportations higher or other than those

paid by nationals of the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article III.—The present Treaty has been written in Chinese and French

and the two texts have been carefully compared and verified, but in the event

of there being a difference of meaning between the two, the French text shall

be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the ratifications

shall be exchanged in Paris. It shall come into force on the day on which

the two Governments shall have notified each other that ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-second day of the twelfth month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-second

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengtino T. Wang.

(Signed) D. de Martel.

THE SmO-NOKWEGIAN, SINO-NETHERLANDS,

AND SINO-SWEDISH TREATIES

On September 12, 192o, Dr. C T. Wang sent practically identical notes to

the Netherlands Minister and the Norwegian and Swedish Charge d'Affaires

at Peiping, suggesting the following points for the readjustment of the tariff

relations between China and the Powers concerned:

1. All provisions contained in the treaties now existing between China and

relating to rates of duty on imports and exports of merchandise,

drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and the

principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply.

2. In Customs and related matters the principle of reciprocal and undiu-

oriminatory treatment shall apply.

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 121

3. Contemplated Treaty to become effective on January 1st, 1929, if ratifi-

cations have been exchanged before that date, otherwise on, the day of such

exchange of ratifications.

The texts of the iSino-Norwegian, Sino-Netherlands, and Sino-Swedish

treaties, signed respectively on November 12, December 19, and December 20,

are given below:

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Norway.

The Republic of China, and the Kingdom of Norway, both being animated

by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily subsist

between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the com-

mercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a treaty

designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China ;

His Majesty the King of Norway:

Mr N. Aall, Charge d’Affaires of Norway in China;

who, having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been found

to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.- All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and Norway relating to rates of duty on imports

and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, Tansit dues and tonnage dues in

China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of com-

plete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition

that each of the High Contracting Paities shall enjoy in the territories of

the other with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment

in no way discriminatory as corn pared with the treatment accorded to any

other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and ex-

portations other or higher than those paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of the present Treaty have

been carefully compared and verified; but, in the event of there being a

difference of meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and shall come into

force on the day on which the two Governments shall have notified each other

that the ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the pre-

sent Treaty in duplicate in the Chinese and English languages and have affixed

thereto their seals.

Done at Shanghai this twelfth day of the eleventh month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of

November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang,

Plenipotentiary and, Minister oj

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Plenipotentiary and Charge d’Af-

faires of Norway in China.

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Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between tbe Republic of China and

the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The National Government of the Republic of China and Her Majesty the

Queen of the Netherlands, animated by an earnest desire to consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two countries and to

further develop their commercial relations, have with this object in view re-

solved to conclude a treaty, and have for this purpose named as their respective

Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

0r. Ohengtmg T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands:

Mr. Willem Jacob Oudendijk, Commander in the Order of Orange

Nassau, Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion, Her

Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

in China;

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

found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between ‘ Ohiha and the Kingdom of the Netherlands relating

to rates of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit

dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative.,

and the principal of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject,

however, to the condition that each of the High Contracting Parties shall

enjoy in the territories, possessions and colonies of the other, with respect

to the above specified and any related matters, treatment in no way discri-

minatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories, possessions

or colonies of the other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their

importations and exportations other or higher than those paid by nationals of

the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The present Treaty is drawn up in two copies in the Chinese,

Netherlands, and English languages. In the event of there being a difference

of meaning between these texts, the sense as expressed in the English text

shall prevail.

Article III. -The present Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting

Parties as soon as possible and the instruments of ratification shall be ex-

changed at Nanking. It shall come into force on the day on which the two

Governments shall have notified each other that the ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking, this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of the seven

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the nineteen day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight

(Signed) Chenoting T. Wanc

(Signed) W. J. Oudendjjk.

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Treaty Regulating Tarifi Relations between China and Sweden.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Sweden, mutually animated

by a desire to maintain the ties of friendship which happily exist between

the two countries and wishing to consolidate and extend the commercial in-

tercourse between them, have for the purpose of negotiating a treaty designed

to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Agairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Sweden :

Baron C. Leijonhufvud, Charge d’Affaires ad 'interim of Sweden in

China;

Who, having exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the two countries.

Article I.— All provisions which appear in treaties hitherto concluded and

in force between China and Sweden relating to rates of duty on imports and

exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage dues in China

shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of complete na-

tional tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition that each

of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories of the other

with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment in no

way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay, within the territories of the other,

any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and exportations

other or higher than those which are paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

Article IT.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in

Chinese, Swedish and English. In case of any difference of interpretation,

the English text shall prevail.

Article III.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible by

the High Contracting Parties in accordance with their respective constitutional

procedure, by Sweden subject to the approval of the Riksdag, and shall come

into force on the day on which the High Contracting Parties shall have notified

each other that ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Nanking the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of . China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Cakl Leijonhufvud.

THE SINO-BRITISH TREATY

In a Note dated August 30. 1928, Dr. Wang suggested to Sir Miles Lamp

son, British Minister to China, the readjustment of the tariff relations be

tween China and Great Britain along the lines which were later propossed

to the Norwegian, Netherlands and Swedish Governments.

f The new Sino-British tariff treaty was signed on December 20, 1928. The

«xt of the treaty is given below;

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Tariff Autonomy Treaty between China and Great Britain.

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China, and

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions

beyond the Seas, Emperor of India.

Desiring to strengthen the good relations which happily exist between

them and to facilitate and extend trade and commerce between their respec-

tive countries,

Have resolved to conclude a treaty for this purpose and have appointed

as their plenipotentiaries —

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

His Excellency, Doctor Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British

Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India: For Great

Britain and Northern Ireland:

Sir Miles Wedderfeurn Lampson, K.C.M.G., C.B., M.V.O., His

Majesty’s Envoy Entraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

t© the Republic of,China,

Who, having communicated their full powers, found in good and due form

have agreed as follows: —

Article I.—It is agreed that all provisions of the existing treaties between

the High Contracting Parties which limit in any way the right of China to

settle her national customs tariff in such way as she may think fit are hereby

abrogated, and that the principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall

apply.

Article II.—The nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties shall

not be compelled under any pretext whatsoever to pay in the territories of

His Britannic Majesty to which the present Treaty applies and China res-

pectively any duties, internal charges or taxes upon goods imported or ex-

ported by them other than or higher than those paid on goods of the same

origin by British and Chinese nationals respectively, or by nationals of any

other foreign country

Article III -His Britannic Majesty agrees to the abrogation of all provi-

sions of the existing treaties between the High Contracting Parties which

limit the right bf China to impose tonnage dues at such rates as she may

think fit.

In regard to tonnage dues and all matters connected therewith, Chinese

ships in those territories of His Britannic Majesty to which the present treaty

applies and British ships in China, shall receive treatment not less favourable

than that accorded to: the ships of any other foreign country.

Article IV—The present treaty shall be ratified and the ratifications shall

be exchanged in London as soop as possible. It shall come into force on the

date on which the tWo Parties shall have notified each other that ratification

has been effected.

The Chinese and English texts of the present treaty have been carefully

compared and verified; but in the event of there being a difference of meaning

between the two the sense as expressed in the English text shall be held to

prevail.

In witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed the present

treaty in duplicate, and have affixed thereunto their seals.

Done at Nanking, the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Renublic of China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Ckengttng T. Wang.

(Signed) Miles W. Lampson.

THE SINO-BELGIAN TREATY

On August 4, 192S, Dr. C T. Wang notified Baron GuiUaume, the Belgian

Charge d’Affaires at Peiping, that the Sino-Belgian Treaty of November 2,

1864 had long expired, and that for the purpose of readjusting the relations

between the two countries the early conclusion of a new treaty was necessary.

Dr. Wang suggested that negotiations be opened in Nanking and

on November 22, 1928, the following Treaty was concluded between China and

Belgium:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of

China and the Union of Belgium and Luxemburg.

The National Government of the Bepublic of China and His Majesty the

King of the Belgians, acting in his name and in the name of Her Royal

Highness the Grand Duchess of Luxemburg in virtue of existing agreements,

being mutually animated by a desire to further strengthen the ties of friend-

ship already happily existing between China and the Union of Belgium and

Luxemburg, have decided to conclude a Preliminary Treaty of Amity and

Commerce and have, for this purpose, named as their plenipotentiaries that

is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China :

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of the Belgians:

Baron J. Guillaume, Charge diAffaires ad interim of Belgium in

China;

Who, having exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form,, have agreed upon and concluded the following Articles:

Article L—The two High Contracting Parties recognize that, in the matter

of customs and all related matters, they are on a footing of perfect equality,

and op the basis of this principle they agree that such matters shall be re-

gulated, exclusively by their respective national laws.

It is further agreed that, in respect of all questions of customs as well

as all questions relating thereto, neither of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be subject, in the territory of the other, to a treatment less favourable

than that accorded to any other country.

In no case shall the nationals of one of the High Contracting Parties be

compelled to pay, in the territory of the other, with respect to the importation

as well as exportation of merchandise, customs dues, transit taxes, or taxes

of any other kind other or higher than those which are paid by the nationals

or the nationals of any other country.

Artifile, II —The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties

sh^ll be subject, in the territory of the ether Party, to the laws and the

jurisdiction of the law courts of that Party.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties shall as soon as possible

enter into negotiations with a view to the conclusion of a Treaty of Com-

merce and Navigation based upon the principle of reciprocity and equality

of treatment.

Article IV—The present Treaty is written in Chinese, French and English ;

in case of any difference of interpretation, the English text shall be held to

be authoritative.

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Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the

ratifications shall be exchanged

day on which the two Governments at Nanking.

shall haveIt shall

notifiedcomeeachintoother

forcethat

on the

the

ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the

present Treaty in duplicate and have affixed their seals thereto.

Done at Nanking this twenty-second day of the eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China corresponding to the twenty-second

day of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chenqtino T. Wang

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China,

(Signed) Bakon J. Guillaume

Plenipotentiary and Charge d’Af-

faires ad interim of Belgium in

China.

THE SINO-SPANISH TREATY

On November 24, 1927, Dr. O. C. Wu, then Nationalist Minister for Foreign

Affairs, notified Mr. Garrido, the Spanish Minister at Peiping (Peking) that

the Sino-Spanish Treaty of October 10, 1864, had expired and become in-

operative. Shortly afterwards, on December 2, the following Provisional Re-

gulations pending the conclusion of a new Sino-Spanish Treaty were issued

by the Nationalist Government:

Provisional Regulations Pending Conclusion of New Treaty between China

and Spain.

(1 ) The Diplomatic and Consular representatives of Spain in China

ehall receive the treatment accorded to such officials by the general rules of

international law.

(2) The persons and property of Spanish subjects in China shall receive

protection according to Chinese law.

(3) Spanish subjects resident in China shall be amenable to Chinese law

and subject to the jurisdiction of Chinese courts.

(4) Civil and criminal actions in China involving Spanish subjects shall

be dealt with according to the procedure governing nationals of non-treaty

countries.

(5) Imports into China from Spain or by Spanish subjects and exports

from China destined for Spain shall be subject to the customs tariff as applied

to non-treaty countries and their nationals.

(6) Spanish subjects in China shall pay such taxes and dues as are paid

by Chinese citizens.

(7) All matters not specifically covered by the above provisions shall be

dealt with and adjusted according to the general rules of international law

and according to Chinese law.

Nanking, 2nd December, 1927.

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Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Spain.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Spain, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to promote and consolidate their commercial relations,

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce,

and have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries^ that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Spain:

Don Justo Garrido Y. Cisneros, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the King of Spain to China;

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

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

and Article I.—The

all matters two thereto

related High Contracting Partiesexclusively

shall be regulated agree thatbythetheir

customs tariff

respective

national legislation.

It is further agreed that each of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy

in the territories of the other, with regard to. customs and all related matters,

treatment in rio way less favourable than the treatment accorded to any other

country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article tl.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territories of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy access

for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignity.

Article TV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Spanish and English languages. In the event of there being

any difference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-seventh day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-seventh

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Garrido Y. Cisneros.

THE SINO-PORTUGUESE TREATY

On April 16th, 1928 General Huang Fu, then Nationalist Minister tor

Foreign affairs, notified Mr. J. A. Bianchi, the Portuguese Minister, that the

Sino-Portuguese Treaty of 1887 would expire on April 28th, and after various

negotiations the following treaty was signed on December 19, 1928.

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Republic of Portugal.

The Republic of China and the Republic of Portugal, being equally ani-

mated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which have happily

subsisted between the two eountries for more than four hundred years and to

promote and consolidate

a Preliminary Treaty oftheir

Amitycommercial relations,andhavehaveresolved

and Commerce, for thisto conclude

purpose,

named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Excellency the President of the Republic of Portugal:

Mr. Joao Antonio de Bianchi, Grand Cross of the Order of Christ,

Oflicer of the Order of St. Tiago de Espada and Grand Cross of

Chia Ho, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

of the Republic of Portugal to China;

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

powers, found >n good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The two High Contracting Parties agree that the customs tariff

and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respective

national legislations.

enjoyIt inis the

further agreed ofthattheeach

territories other,of the

withtworespect

HightoContracting

customs andParties shall

all related

matters, treatment in no way less favourable than the treatment accorded to

any other country.

The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties shall not be

compelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the

other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or

exportation of merchandise, higher or other than those paid by the nationals

of the country or by the nationals of any other country.

Article IT.—The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be subject, in the territories of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdic-

tion of the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy

access for the enforcement and defence of their rights

Article III. -The two High Contracting .Parties have decided to enter

as soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty

of Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimina,tion in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in

Chinese, Portuguese, and Ensrlish. In case of any difference of interpretation,

the English text shall be held to prevail.

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Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as s'tydn as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereunto their ,seals.

Done at Nanking this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of Ghina, corresponding to the nineteenth day

of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed), : Chengtino T. Wang.

(Signed) Joao Antonio or Bianchi.

SINO-ITALIAN TREATY

The new treaty between China and Italy was signed on November 27th.,

1928 The text of the treaty is as follows :

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and. Commerce between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Italy.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Italy, being equally animated

by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to promote and consolidate their commercial relations

have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity and Commerce, and

have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the' National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Na-

tional Government of the Republic of China:

His Majesty the King of Italy:

Mr. Daniele Yare, Commander of the Order of the Crown of Italy,

Officer of the Order of S.S. Maurice and Lazarus, Envoy Ex-

traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the

King of Italy to China;

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

powers, found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following

Articles:

Article I.--The two High Contracting Parties agree that the Customs

tariff and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their

respective national legislations.

It is further agreed that each of the High Cohtracting Parties shall en-

joy in the territory of the other, with regard to customs and all related mat-

ters, treatment in no Way less favourable that the treatment accorded to any

other country.

The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall

be subject, in the territory of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdiction of

the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy access for

the enforcement and defence of their rights

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130 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible .into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based, on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrinjipation in 1 their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty. ■ !

■ Article IV. !The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Ttali&n Sind ''English languages. It the event pf there being any

differ’ett'c^of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-seventh day of the eleventh month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-

seventh day of November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight (the seventh

year of the Fascist Era.) •

.(.Signed) Chengtinc T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

: • (Signed) Daniele Vare,

Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extra-

, , , ,,, ordinary and Minister Plenipoten-

tiary of His Majesty the King of

,, , Italy to China.

SINO-DANISH TREATY

On December 12, 1928, the new Sino-Danish. preliminary treaty was signed,

the text of which is as follows:

Preliminary Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the Republic of

China and the Kingdom of Denmark.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Denmark, being equally

animated by the desire to strengthen the ties of friendship which happily

subsist between the two countries and to promote and consolidate their com-

mercial relations, have resolved to conclude a Preliminary Treaty for Amity

and Commerce, and have, for this purpose, named as their Plenipotentiaries,

that is to say:

His : Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

■ public of China :

Dr Chengting T. Wang, Minister for . Foreign. Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the Kingi of Denmark and Iceland:

Mr. Henrik de Kauffmann, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the Ring of Denmark and

Iceland, to China;

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

powhrs, fmihd in gobd'hhd due form, have agreed upon the following articles:

Article I.—The two HigE Contracting Parties agree that the Customs tariff

and all matters related thereto shall be regulated exclusively by their respec-

tive national legislations.

It is further agreed thal.each of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy

in the territory of the other, with regard to Customs and all related matters,

treatment in no way less favourable than the treatment' accorded to any; other

country7. i ,

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The nationals of each of the High Contracting Parties shall not be com-

pelled, under any pretext whatever, to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon the importation or exporta-

tion of goods, other or higher than those paid by the nationals of the country

•or by the nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The nationals of each of the two High Contracting Parties

shall be subject, in the territory of the other Party, to the laws and jurisdic-

tion of the law courts of that Party, to which they shall have free and easy

access for the enforcement and defence of their rights.

Article III.—The two High Contracting Parties have decided to enter as

soon as possible into negotiations for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of

Commerce and Navigation based on the principles of absolute equality and

non-discrimination in their commercial relations and mutual respect for

sovereignty.

Article IV.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in the

Chinese, Danish and English languages. In the event of there being any dif

ference of meaning, the English text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall come into force on the day on which the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twelfth day of the twelfth month of the seventeenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of December,

nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

Plenipotentiary and Minister for

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Bepublie of

China.

(Signed) Henri Kauffmann

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary of His Majesty

the King of Denmark and Ire-

land, to China.

THE SINO-GERMAN TREATY

The Sino-German tariff treaty was signed on August 17, 1928.

Treaty between China and Germany.

The Republic of China, and the German Reich, animated by the desire

to further consolidate the ties of friendship which happily exist between the

two countries and to extend and facilitate the commercial relations between

the two countries, have, for this purpose, decided to conclude a treaty and

have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The President of the Council of the Nationalist Government of the Pe-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs;

The President of the German Reich:

Mr. H. von Borch, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-

tiary of the German Reich to China.

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers and found them

to be in good and due form, have agreed upon the folowing treaty between

the two countries:

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Article I.—For the purpose of attaining absolute equality of treatment

in Customs matters and,in supplementing the arrangements between China and

Germany of the 20th of May 1S21, the two High Contracting Parties agree

that in all Customs and related matters either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not, within the territories of the other Party, be subject to* any discri-

minatory Areatinept ^as? compared with the treatment accorded to any piher

country.

• Thb • nationals of each ’of the High Contracting Parties shall under no-

circumstances be compelled to pay within the territories of the other Party

higher or other duties,, internal charges or taxes whatsoever upon the importa-

tion or/, exportation of goods than those paid by nationals of the country

of by nationals of any other country

Thef #r6vision in; the exchange of notes annexed to the Sihd-t^efman agree-

ment of May 20, 1921, according to which German import goods shall pay

duties in accordance with the General Tariff Regulations prior to the general

application of ;the Automous Tariff Regulations, shall be hereby annulled

Article II.—The tvVo High Contracting Parties will enter as soon as pos-

sible: into nejtotiatfohs for the purpose of concluding a Treaty of Commerce

and Natigatfdri based.On the'iirinciple of perfect parity and equalilyr of treat-

ment.

Article lit. The present treaty has been drawn up in Chinese, German and

English; in case of a difference of interpretation the English text shall pre-

vail.'

Article IV.- The present treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and

shall beconje. valid on the:day on which the two Governments shall have noti-

fied each other that the ratifications have been effected.

Done in duplicate at Nanking on the seventeenth day of the Eighth month

of the Seventeenth year bf the Republic of China, corresponding to the seven-

teenth day of August, nineteen1 hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) H. Von Borch.

THE ANT WAR TREATY (KELLOGG PACT)

1,—UNITED STATES, INVITATION TO CHINA.

Legation of the United States of America

Peking, August 27, H928.

Excellency:1

I have ‘the honour to inform you that the Governments of Germany, the

United States Of America, Belgium, Prance, Great Britain, Canada, Australia,

New Zealand, Sduth Africa, The Irish Free State, India, Italy, Japan, Poland,

and Czecho-Slovakia have/this day signed in Paris a treaty binding them to

renounce war as an instrument of national policy in their relations with one

another and to seek only by pacific means the settlement of or solution of all

disputes which may arise among them.

This treaty, as Your Excellency is aware, is the outcome of negotiations

which commenced/on June 20, ’927, when M. Briand, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the French Republic, submitted to my Government a draft of a pact

of perpetual friendship between France and the United States. In the course

of the subsequent negotiations this idea was extended so as to include as

original signatories of the anti-war treaty not only France and the United

KELLOGG PACT 133:

;

States but also Japan, the British Empire and all the Governments which

participated with France and Gteat Britain in the Lofcarno &greemefhts, namely,

Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia, Germany, Italy, and Poland. This procedure met

the point raised by the British Government in its note of May 1?9, 1928, where

it stated that the treaty from its very nature was not one which concerned that

Government

to, participatealone but wasthanonejointly

othenyise in which

andthat Governmentwith

simultaneously couldthenotGovernment

undertake

in the Dominions ‘and the, Government of India; it, alap settled satisfactorily

the question whether tliere was any inconsistency between the new treaty and

the treaties of Locarno, thus meeting tbe observations?, 0f .tlie Erench Govern-

ment as; to the necessity'of extending the number'of'original signUtoties.

The decision to limit the original'sighatofies to tbe Powers named above,

that is, to the United States, Japan, the parties te the (Locarno treaties, the

British iDoteinionS; and Indid‘■was based entirely tfpb'ti''practical Considerations.

It was the desire of the United States that the negdtiatitins'be successfully con-

cluded at the earliest possible moment and that; the treaty becoipe operative

without the delay that would inevitably result were prior universal acceptance

made a condition precedent t to its coming into fpr.ee. .My .Government.■ • feIt,

moreover, that if these Powers could agreed upon a simpfe, renunciation of

war as an instrumtnt of national policy, there could be no doubt that most if

not all the other Powers of the world would find the formula equally acceptable

and would hasten to lend their unqtialified support to so impressive a move

ment for the perpetuation of peace. The United States has, however, been

anxious from the beginning that no state should feel deprived of an opport-

unity to participate promptly in the new treaty and thus not only align

itself formally and solemnly with this new manifestation of the popular demand

for world peace but also avail itself of the identical benefits enjoyed by the

original signatories Accordingly, in the draft treaty proposed by it, the

United States made specific provision for participation in the treaty by any

and every Power desiring to identify itself therewith and this same provision

is found in the definitive instrument signed to-daty in Paris. It will also be

observed that the Powers signing the treaty have recorded in the preamble

their hope that every nation of the world will pariacipate in the, treaty and

in that connection I am. happy to be able to report that my Government ha?

already received from several Govei'Ainents informal indications that they are

prepared to do so at the earliest possible moment., This convincing evidence

of the world wide interest and sympathy which the new treaty has evoked is

most gratifying to all the' Governments Concerned;

In these circumstances,%I have the honour formally ,to communicate to

Your Excellency for your consideration, and for the approval of your Gov-

ernment, if it concurs therein, the text of tbe 'above-mentioned treaty as

signed to-day in Paris, omitting only that part of 'the‘preamble which names

the several plenipotentiaries. The text is as follotvs : '

“The President of the German Reich, the President of the United States

of America, His Ma jesty the King of the Belgians, the President of the

French Republic, His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, His Majesty the

King of Italy, His Majesty the Emperor of Japan,, the President of the

Republic of Poland, the President of the Czecho-Slovakian Republic, deeply

sensible of their solemn duty to promote the Avelfare of mankind;

“Persuaded that the time has gome when :a frank prescription of war

as an instrument of national policyr should be made to the end that the

peaceful and friendly relations now e±istihg between their peoples may be

perpetuated;

p “Convinced that all changes in the relations with one another should be

sought only, by pacific means and be, the, result of peaceful and orderly

process and that any signatory Power which shall hereafter seek to pro-

mote its national interests by yesort to war should be denied the benefits

furnished by this treaty;

134 KEULOGG PACT

“Hopeful that encouraged by their example all the other nations of

the world will join in this humane endeavour and by adhering to the

present treaty as soon as it comes into force, bring their peoples within the

scope of its beneficent provisions, thus uniting the civilized nations of the

world in a common renunciation of war as an instrument of their national

policy :

“Have decided to conclude a treaty and for that purpose have ap-

pointed as their respective plenipotentiaries (here follows the list of plen-

ipotentiaries) who, having communicated to one another their full powers

found in good and due form have agreed upon the following articles:

“Article I.—First, solemnly declare in the name of their respective

peoples that they condemn recourse to war for the solution of international

controversies, and renounce it as an instrument of national policy in their

relations with one another

“Article II.—The High Contracting Parties agree that the settlement

or solution of all disputes of conflicts of whatever nature or of whatever

origin they may be, which may arise, among them, shall never be sought

except by pacific means

Article III.—The present treaty shall be ratified by the High Con-

tracting Parties named in the preamble in accordance with their respective

constitutional .requirements, and shall take effect as between them as soon

as all their several instruments of ratification shall have been deposited

at Washington.

“This treaty shall, when it has come into effect as prescribed in the

preceding paragraph, remain open as long as may be necessary for adher-

ence by all the other Powers of the world. Every instrument evidencing

the adherence of a Pover shall be deposited at Washington and the treaty

shall immediately upon its deposit become effective as between the Power

thus adhering and the other Powers parties hereto.

“It shall be the duty of the Government of the United States to

furnish each Government named in the preamble and every Government

subsequently adhering to this treaty with a certified copy of the treaty and

of every instrument of ratification or adherence. It shall also be the duty

of the Government of the United States telegraphically to notify such

Governments immediately upon the deposit with it of each instrument of

ratification cr adherence.

“In faith whereof the fespective plenipotentiaries have signed this

treaty in the French and English languages, both texts having equal force,

and hereunto affixed their seals.

“Done at Paris the 27th day of August in the year one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-eight.?

The provisions: regarding ratification and adherence are, as Your Ex-

cellency will observe, found in the third and last Article. That Article pro-

vides that the treaty-shall take effect as soon as the ratifications of all the

Powers named in the preamble shall have been deposited in Washington and

that it shallevidfcncing

struments be open such

to adherence

adherence byto all the other inPowers

be deposited of the also.

Washington world,Any

in-

Power desiring to participate in the treaty may thus exercise the right to

adhere thereto and my Government will- be happy to receive at any time

appropriate notices of adherence from those Governments wishing to contribute

to the success of this new movement for world peace by bringing their peoples

within its beneficent scope. It will be noted, in this connection that, the treaty

expressly provides that when it has once come into force it shall take effect

immediately between an adhering Power and the other Parties thereto, and

it is therefore ”lear that any Government adhering promptly will fully share

in the benefits of the treaty at the very moment it comes into effect.

KEDLOGG PACT 135

I shall shortly transmit for Your • Excellency's, i^nveiiient reference a

printed pamphlet containing the text in translation of YI. Briand’s original

proposal to my Government of June 20, l’i927, -and* thfe complete record of the

subsequent diplomatic correspondence on the subject of a multilateral treaty

for the renunciation of war. I shall also transmit, as soon as received from

my Government, a certified copy of the signed treaty.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend 'tp Your Excellency the

renewed assurance ’of my highest consideration.

(-Signed) Mahlon F. Perkins,

Charge d?Affaires

2. CHINA'S ACCEPTANCE.

Nanking, Sept. 13, 1928.

Excellency:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt, of your communication dated

August 27 in which the Government of the United States of America presents

for my consideration and for the approval of my Government the text of a

treaty that was signed on the same day in Paris by the Governments of Ger-

many, the United States of America, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada,

Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Irish Free State, India, Italy,

Japan, Poland, and Szecho-Slovakia binding them to renounce war as an

instrument of national policy in their relations with one another and to seek

only by pacific means the settlement or solution of all disputes which may

arise among them.

“The ideals which are embodied in this treaty of extraordinary significance

are the foundation on which the national life ,of the Chinese people is con-

structed and I wish, therefore, immediately to avail myself of this opportunity

to inform you that this impressive movement for the perpetuation of universal

peace and for the advancement of world civilization, aroused our sympathetic

interest from the very beginning and that in its present form as a definitive

treaty, my Government has decided tq adhere to it without delay.

The Chinese Government and people feel deeply confident that the inter-

dependence of the different nations of the world is making it increasingly

manifest to all thinking minds that the renunciation of war and a frank

avowal of the need of friendly relations is the only means to save civilization

from the danger of destruction. We are, indeed, brought before the supreme

test whether, after those painful experiences of a few years ago which still

linger in our memory, we are not yet convinced of the absolute necessity of

a real spirit of mutual co-pperatibn to guide us in bur national policies to-

wards one another. It is therefore a sbutce of pfofound Satisfaction to see

that this action of momentous importance; So ably sponsored by the United

States of America, is receiving universal response.

As you are aware, the whole conception of life among our people centres

round the ideal of harmony. It is indeed difficult, if not impossible, to find

in all; our thinkers a view ,of life which justifies, conflict in any form as the

basis of a national policy, and I venture to think that it is this idea of

harmony and peace which accounts, for the stability, of our civilization and

the extraordinary length of our history. The present treaty to renounce

war is, in fact, a vindication of the teachings of our revered ancestors, and

especially as these teachings, which have been amplified by our late leader.

Dr. Sun Yat-sen, so clearly embodied in such noble principles as Universal

Justice and The Brotherhood of Nations, are also at the present moment being

applied in the building up of a ne-w China, the Chinese people are prepared

to join with^ America and the other signatory Powers with more than the

usual enthusiasm in endeavouring to attain the noble ends of peace.

We are deeply sensible, however, thaU in. orfler to make war really im-

possible, it is necessary to eliminate all’ cau'ses'which are jikply . to give rise

to any international dispute; and rigidly to uphold the princinle of equality

EXTRAJERRITORIAiLITY

and mutual respect for territorial sovereignty among all nations. My Gov-

ernment, therefore, firpily believes that all the signatory Powers will abide by

the spirit of the present treaty apd remove, at the earliest opportunity, all

of 'China’s unequal treaties and encroachments upon her sovereignty, as for

instance, the stationing of large numbers of alien troops on her soil. For it

is clear that a, free and indepe.ndent China is one of the most vital factors,

whereby permanent world peace ipay be promoted and strengthened.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to you the assurance of my

highest consideration.

(Signed) Wang Cheng-ting,

Minister for Foreign Affairs.

EXTRATERRITORIALITY.

On April 27, 1929, the Minister for Foreign Affairs addressed INotes to

the British, American, Brazilian, iDutch, French and Norwegian Envoys,

urging the early abolitioii of extraterritoriality. The Notes were similar in

wording, those addressed> to the British, American and French Ministers being

identical.

The text of the Notes fe.fhe British, American and French Ministers is

as follows : C

Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

April 27,1929.

Your Excellency:

I have the houour (o recall to Your Excellency that the Chinese Govern-

ment, through its representatives, had Had occasion to express at the Paris

Peace Conference its strong d^Mre for the renvoval of limitations on China’s

jurisdictional sovereignty imposed upon her by the old treaty concluded between

China and the foreign Po\vers and that the Chinese iDelegation emphatically

reiterated the same desire at the Washin’gton Conference, which placed on

record its sympathetic disposition towards furthering the aspiration of China

for the removal of restrictions on her political, jurisdictional and administra-

tive freedom of action.

With the unification of China and the establishment upon a firm founda-

tion of the National Government, a new era has been happily inaugurated

in the relations between our two countries through the conclusion of the recent

Tariff Treaty, and it is to be confidently hoped that the material well-being

of our two countries will henceforth, be greatly enhanced. But it is the belief

and the conviction of the ; Chinese .Government that the promotion of such

material well-being will be accelerated by a readjustment of the relations be-

tween our two countries on a basis of friendly equality in matters qf juris-

diction, and if Your Excellency’s Government could see its way to meet the

wishes of the Chinese .Government and people ih this regard, it is certain

that another obstacle to the.’ full and frank co-operation, in trade or other-

wise, between the Chinese people' and foreign nationals in this country

would be happily removed and that the. desire of the Chinese Government

for promoting to the fullest extent the material interests of all who choose

to associate themselves with our own people would find its early realization.

It goes without saying that extraterritoriality in China is a legacy of

the old regime,

conditions, which

but has has sonotdetrimental

become only ceasedto tothebesmooth

adaptable to theof the

working present-day

judicial

and administrative machinery of China that her progress as a member of

the Family of Nations has been unnecessarily retarted. The inherent defects

and inconveniences of ihe system of consular jurisdiction have been most

clearly pointed out by the Chinese Government on various occasions and also

by the jurists and publicists of other countries in their official utterances as

EXTR ATlER ITOfMAliTTY

well as in their acadetnic discussions. It is a matter’for' sincere regret that,

while many Go^ernhifehts which are playing, an impor^nt,ui.oIe in interna-

tional

friendshipaffairsandare*harinony

eager and persistent

among nations,in ^ftch

thMr'endeavour

ariachronisticto practices

promote gj^insine

as only

tend to mar the friendly relations between, the Chinese .people, and foreign

nationals should be. allowed to exist; at' a "time ' when justice and equity are

supposed to govern the relations of nations.

With the (dose contact between China and the foreign Powers, the assi-

milation of western legal conceptions by-c•Chinese jurists and incorporation •

of , \yestern legal principles in Chinese jurisprudence have proceeded very 1

rapidly. In addition, to the numerous codes and laws now in force, the Cwil -•

code and the QommereiaJ :code haVe reached the' final«-«stage of preparation

amd ; will be, ready fo?: promulgation .before -laimuary 1st, 1930. Courts'and

prisons, along modern lines, havfe been established, and are • heing mstablished,

thvxiiughout the whole country . , .

Inasmuch as doubt has been entertained with regard tqr the advisability

of ^relinquishing extraterWtofial privileges ‘at this juncture by the interested.■

Powers, it may he pointed out that ceHain countries, havihg ceasled tp.’enjoy'

extraterritorial privileges irt China,' havb found satisfaction in (he protection ’

given to their- nationals' by Chinese law arid havg had ho ea'use for complaint

that their interests have been in ahy Way prejudiced' Your Excellency’s'

Government vasty} therefore, rest assured that the legitimate rights and in-

terests of your nationals will not be unfavourably affected in the least by the

relinquishment of the exceptional privileges which they now possess,

, As Your Excellency’s Government has always maintained a. friendly atti-

tude, towards Chi pa and has always shown its readiness in the adoption-of

measures for ,the removal of limitations, on, China’s, sovereignity, I am happy

to express to Ypur Excellency, on behalf .of the, Chinese Government, the

desire of China to have the restrictions- on her jurisdictional sovereignty re-■

moved at the earliest possible date and, confidently hope that Your Excellency’s -

Government will take this desire of, China into immediate and sympathetic

consideration and favour me with an te%rJjy reply so thaf . steps may be taken

to enable China, now unified and with a,strong Central G.ovet'urne^t, to right:

fujly assume jurisdictioh /oyer all 'nati(!nn,l‘& within, her , domajn. , .,, -

I avail myself of-1 this opportunity to renew-to' Your aE-yeeHenfey the-as-;1

suknee 'of mv higheeC consideration.

(Signed) Cp^NGTiNG T. Wang.

’ M 'mifite'r. of ForHgn A ffair*.

THE AMERICAN REPLY.

Peking, Aug. 10. 1926.

fyxcellenw . , ., : t -■ h at, !

Dr. Chengtuig T. Wang, •; * ■ :

Minister for Fore-gn Affairs,' . ‘ -

' ' A u it king , ' u /!n : ; 1

Excellency: '-w ‘' ‘ '

I have the ftonouv to^atiknowledge, the receipt of the Chinese Government’s

\ Nd.fe., of April 27th. in which there is expressed the desire-that - the United

|- over .itsshould

States, .citizens;relinquish

in. Chinatpeandfurther exercise

the hope of extraterritorial

that the American Governmentjurisdiction will

t take this desire .into ; immediate and sympathetic ..consideration.

I am directed by my- Go'vernriient to state that it is prepaffed to give

sympathetic

ment, givingconsideration

at the-same time,to theas desires

it must,expressed by the Chinese

due consideration Govern-

to the responsi-

bilities which rest upon the Government of the United StMes' ih: conne'etiori

138 EXTRATERRITORIAILITY

with the problem of jurisdiction over the persons and property of American

citizens in China. My Government, has, in fact, for some time past given

constant and sympathetic consideration to the national aspirations of the

people of China, and it has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire

to promote the realization of these aspirations in so ,far as action of the

United States may contribute to that result. As long ago as the year 1903,

in Article 15 of the Treaty concluded in that year between the United States

and China, the American Government agreed that it would be prepared to

relinquish the jurisdiction which it exercised over its nationals in China “when

satisfied that the state of the Chinese laws, the arrangements for their ad-

ministration, and other considerations warrant it in so doing.” As recently

as last year, the American Government gave very definite evidence of its

desire to promote the realization of China's aspirations by concluding with

the Government of China, on July 23, 1928, a Treaty by which the two countries

agreed

authorityto incancellation

reference toof Customs

provisions

dutiesin onearlier

goodstreaties

importedwhereby China’s

into China by

American nationals had been restricted.

The exercise by the United States of jurisdiction over its citizens in

China had its genesis in an early agreement that, because of differences be-

tween the customs of the two countries and peoples, and differences between

their judicial systems, it would be wise to place upon the American Govern-

ment the duty of extending to American nationals in China the restraints and

the benefits of the system of jurisprudence to which they and their fellow

nationals were accustomed in the United States.

My Government deems it proper at this point to remind the Government

of China that this system of American jurisdiction as administered by the

extraterritorial courts has never been extended by the United States beyond

the purposes to which it was by the Treaties originally limited. Those pur-

poses were citizens

American the lawful

who control and protection

have established of thein persons

themselves China inandgood

property

faith inof

accordance with the terms of the Treaties and with the knowledge and con

sent of China in the normal development of the commercial and cultural rela-

tions between the two'countries. The United States has never sought to extend

its sovereignty over any portion of the territory of China.

Under the provisions of the Treaty of 1844, and other agreements concluded

thereafter which established that system, American citizens have lived and

have carried on their legitimate enterprises in China with benefit both to the

Chinese and tc themselves They ha^ engaged extensively in cultural and

in commercial

perties, and, asenterprises involving has

your Govermnent largeso sums of money

graciously and extensive

indicated pro-

in the Note

under acknowledgement, there has grown up and existed between the peoples

and the Governments of the two countries a friendship thcat has endured.

The American Government believe that this condition of affairs has been due

in large part to the manner in which the relations between the two peoples

have been regulated under the provisions of these agreements, the existence

of which has assured to the lives and property of American citizens in China

the security so necessary to their growth and development.

For the safety of life and property, the development and continuance of

legitimate and beneficial business depend in the last resort, in China, as

elsewhere, upon the certainty of protection from injury or confiscation by a

system of known law consistently interpreted and faithfully enforced by an

independent judiciary. Where such protection fails, the life and liberty of

the individual become subject to the constant threat of unlawful attack, while

his property suffers the ever-present danger of confiscation in whole or in

part through arbitrary administrative action. To exchange an assured and

tried system of administration of justice, and under which it is acknowledged

that life and property have been protected and commerce has grown and

prospered, for uncertainties in the absence of an adequate body of law and of

an experienced and independent judiciary would be fraught with danger in

both of the foregoing respects.

EXTRATERRI^ORIAiLITY 139

My Government has instructed me to say that the statement of the

Minister of Foreign Affairs of China, telegraphed to the press of the United

States on July 26th, to the effect that “all foreign interests in China purely

for legitimate purposes will be duly respected” has been noted by it with

pleasure as indicating that the Government of China has not failed to appre-

ciate the value to its foreign relations of the factors above mentioned. My

Government bids me add that it is therefore persuaded that the Government

of China will concur in its belief based as it is upon the facts set forth in

succeeding paragraphs, that the sudden abolition of the system of protection

by its extraterritorial courts in the face of conditions prevailing in China

to-day would in effect expose the property of American citizens to danger of

unlawful seizure and place in jeopardy the liberty of the persons of American

citizens.

The Chinese Government has, on several occasions during recent years,

expressed the desire that the Powers relinquish the exercise of extraterritorial

jurisdiction over their citizens In the Note under acknowledgment reference

is made to the position taken at the Washington Conference. It will be re-

called that, in pursuance of the resolution adopted at that Conference, there

was created a Commission to inquire into the present practice of extraterri-

torial jurisdiction in China and into the laws and the judicial system and the

methods of judicial administration of China, and that, under date of Sept-

ember 16, 1926, that Commission made its report. This report contained an

account of the conditions then prevailing in the judicial system of China, as

well as a number of recommendations carefully suggested as indicating the

changes and improvements which would be necessary before there would be

adequately developed a system of known law and an independent judiciary

capable of justly controlling and protecting the lives and property of the

citizens of foreign countries doing business in China. Your Government will

recall that the 'Commission on Extraterritoriality which made these recom-

mendations was composed of representatives from thirteen countries including

both China and the United States and that its recommendations thoughtfully

and reasonably conceived were unanimously adopted and were signed by all

of the Commissioners.

Because of its friendship for the Chinese people and its desire, to which

allusion has been already made, to relinquish as soon as possible extraterri-

torial jurisdiction over its own citizens in China, my Government has followed

with attentive consideration this entire subject, including particularly the

progress which has been made in carrying out its recommendations since the

rendition of this report.

It fully appreciates the efforts which are being made in China to assimilate

those western judical principles to which your Government has referred in

its Note, but it would be lacking in sincerity and candour, as well as disre-

gardful of its obligations towards its own nationals, if it did not frankly point

out that the recommendations aforesaid have not been substantially carried out

and that there does not exist in China to-day a system of independent Chinese

courts free from extraneous influence which is capable of adequately doing

justice between Chinese and foreign litigants. My Government believes that

not until these recommendations are fulfilled in far greater measure than is

the case to-day will it be possible for American citizens safely to live and do

business in China and for their property adequately to be protected without

the intervention of the consular courts.

In conclusion, my Government has directed me to state that it observes

with attentive

in China. and sympathetic

A.nimated as it is byinterest the friendly

the most changes motives

which areandtaking

wishingplacess

far as lies within Government power to be helpful, the American Government

would be ready, if the suggestion should meet with the approval of the Chinese

Government, to participate in negotiations which would have as their object

the devising of a method for the gradual relinquishment of extraterritorial

rights, either as to designated territorial areas, or as to particular kinds of

140 EXTRATEERITORIAiLITY

jurisdiction, or as to,'both, provided, tha,t such gradual relinquishment pro

ceeds at the same time , as steps are taken and improvements are achieved by

the Chinese Government in the enaetment and effective, enforcement of laws

based on modern concepts, qf jurisprudence.

I avail myself of this opportunity to. extend to Your Excellency the rer

newed assurance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) J. V. A. MacMurray.

BRITISH REPLY.

British -Legation, Reking,

, / at Peitaiho,

10th August, 1.929.

Sir,

I have the'hopour, tp, acknowTedge the receipt of your Note of April 27th

in which you inform me of the desire of the National Government of the Re-

public; of China that the restrictions, iutPh86^ on .the jurisdictional sovereignty

of China by, the system of extraterritoriality now in force .should be removed

at the earliest possible date with a view to the assumption qf jurisdiction by

China over all nationals j,Uj her dpinain.

, 2. I have communicated the contents of your letter to my Government

and jl am npw instructed’ to transmit to. you a reply in the following sense:

3i Animated by the ’ friendly feelings which they have always entertained

towards the Government and people of China His Majesty’s Government have

given their sympathetic consideration to the request of the Chinese Government

relating to the abolition of extraterritorial jurisdiction in China.

The high importance of this Subject in its bearing both on the political

development of China, and the future relations between China and Great

Britain appears to demand that it should be closely examined from every

aspedt: In particular a just'Appreciation of the reasons fpr. which and the

manner in which the present system : of extraterritoriality came into existence

seems' essential tb a dbhsidefatiorii of . the proper method for dealing with, the

problem.

4. The system of extraterritoriality in force in China has its root deep

down in the past. For thousands of years before science had improved com-

munications) the Chinese people were secluded from the rest of the world by

deserts and the ocean and they developed a civilisation and a policy peculiar

to themselves. A wide gulf was thus fixed between Europe and America on

the one hand and China on the other.

,i 5. In particular the conception of-dn^ernational relations as being inter-

course; between equal and independent states—a conception which was woven

into the very texture of the .political ideas of the nations of the West—was

entirely alien to, Chinese modes of thought When traders of the West first

found-their way to the coast.of China, the-Chinese. Government found it diffi-

cult, tq. allow them freely to. enter into their- country and mingle with their

people nor did they recognise..-that,/the nations to which they belonged were

the equals of China. These traders were therefore confined to a small section

of a .single, city in one corner of the Empire and while on the one hand they

were subjected to many disabilities aqd to grave humiliations, on the other

hand, by. a species of amorphons apd unregulated extraterritoriality, which

was the natural outcome of these conditions, the responsibility of managing

their own affairs and maintaining order amongst themselye^ was, in some

measure luff to thqir own initiative.

6. Relations (iqnfinued for, many yearf upon this insecure and unsatisfac-

tory

quently foqting-

aijqse, Friction

gppei'aljy-vgas

out q^ten dangerously intense and, conflicts nQt infre-

(of'Aflpmapds! that some innocent;person should be

surrendered- fqr .executiq^^to ,expirate,perhaps an accideptal hgmicide or that

foreign authority sno,u,ld assmqe the-.responsibility for enforcing the revenue

laws of China, .

EXTRATERRITORIALITY 14)

7. The Qhjectj of-the first treaties was to secure: recognition by China of

Britain’s .equality with herself and to define and regulate the extrater-

ritorial status of British subjects. Relations between the^ two countries having

thus been placed on a footing of equality and mutual respect, Great Britain

was Qpntent thajt her nationals should continue to be,ar those responsibilities

and

Chinatoentaileh

labour upon

under jthein.

those Conditions

disabilities didwhich not respect

permit for the sovereignty

thp general opening ofof

the inferior of China and. the residence of foreigners has consequently continued

down to the present day to be restricted to a limited number of .cities: known

as Treaty Ports. , ' -,

, 8. H,is IVtajesty’s .ppyernment recognise the- defects l^nif ,inqonyeniepces

of the system of'consular jurisdiction to which the Gjoveenment of China haye

on various occasions drawn attention. In 1902 in Article 12 of the Treaty

of Commerce between • Great Britain and China signed in that year, His

Majesty’s Government stated their readiness to relinquish their extraterritorial

rights when they were satisfied that the state of Chinese laws:the arrangements

for their administration and other considerations warranted them in so doing.

They have since watched with appreciation the progress which China has

made in the assimilation of western legal principals to. v?hich reference is made

in your Note under reply and they have observed with deep interest the facts

set out and recommendations made in the report of the Commission on Ex-

traterritoriality in the: year 192$. , ; . .

9. More, recently in the declaration which they .tpuhlished in December

1926 and the proposals which they made to'the Chinese authorities in January

1027 His''Majesty’s'Government have given concrete evidence ,<•>£ fheir (fesire tp

meet in a spirit of friendship and sympathy the legitimateJaspirations of, the

Chinese . people. They have already travelled some distsince' along the roadi

marked out in those documents and they are willing to examine ito collabora

tion with the Chinese Government the whole problem of extraterritorial juris-

diction with a view to ascertaining what further steps* in the same ‘direction

it-may he possible-to. takf^ at the present:tinio.

MQ. . His Majesty’s Government would however observe fhat the promulga-

tion of codes embodying Western legal principles repfetenth'only one portion

of the task to be accomplished'before it would be safe to abandon in their

entirety the special arrangements which have hitherto regulated* the residence

of foreigners in China. In order that those reforms should become' a living

reality it appears to fHis Majesty’s Government to be ■ necessary that Western

legal principle^ should be understood and be found acceptable by the people at

large, no less than by their rulers, and that the Courts which administer these

laws should be free from interference and dic^atipn a^ Wre hands, :not; only 'of

military chiefs, but of groups anH associations who either .set up arbitrary

and” illegal frihuhals of their own p.r attempt to use, legal courts foy the far

tneraiice of political objects gather than for the administration of equal justice,r

bekwi^n Chinese* and Chinese and between 'Chinesp and foreigners. Not until

t^ese ..conditions are fulfilled in a far greater . measure Jhan appears to be tbp

case to-day will it be practicable for British merphanfs to .reside, trade (j,njd

own

freedom property throughout

and safety as .thesetheprivileges

territoriesareof accorded

China with the samemerchants

to Chinese equality inof

Great Britain. Any agreepi'ent purporting to, accopd wi$l privileges to British

merchants

which it wouldwouldberemain

impossiblefor some

to givetimeeffectto .in.

cojncpractiep.

a mere paperattempt

agreement

prema-to

turely to accord such privileges would not only be of no benefit to British mer-

chants but might involve the Government and people of China in political

and eebnomie difficulties.

11. So long as these conditions subsist there appears to bp no practicable

alternative tb maintaining though perhaps, in a modified form the Treaty Port

system that has served for nearly a century tp regulate intercourse between

China and British subjects with her domain'. Sbine system of extraterri-

toriality is the natural corollary for the maintenance of the Treatj^ Port sys-

142 EXTRATERRITORIAiLITY

tem and the problem as it present itself to His Majesty’s Government at the

present moment is to discover what further modifications in that system beyond

those already made and alluded to above it would be desirable and practicable

to effect.

12. His Majesty’s Government await further proposals from the National

Government as to the procedure now to be adopted for examining this question

and they instruct me to assure Your Excellency that they will continue to

maintain towards any such proposals the same friendly and helpful attitude

to which Your Excellency has paid so generous a tribute in the concluding

paragraph of your Note under reply.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Miles W. iLampson.

His Excellency,

Dr. C. T. Wang,

Etc., etc., etc.,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

FRENCH REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the French Gov-

ernment to 'China’s Note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality:

Monsieur Te Ministre, August 10, 1020.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the note dated April 27

m which you express the hope that the French Government would take into

immediate and favourable consideration the desire of the Chinese Government

to be enabled to exercise its jurisdiction over all nationals residing in China.

Having taken note of this communication which has been the object of its

careful attention, the French Government authorizes me to recall to Your Ex-

cellency that during the Washington Conference it gave voluntarily its approval

to the resolution of December 10, 1921, according to the terms of which an

international Commission was established to study the question of extraterri-

toriality in China.

This Commission, in its report of September 16, 1926, made recommenda-

tions, the application of which, might, in its judgment, permit the Powers

to relinquish extraterritoriality.

Taking into consideration the facts stated by the said Commission, the

French Government considers that, in order to realize the conditions favourable

for the renunciation of extraterritorial rights enjoyed by its nationals in

virtue of the treaty of 1358, it is indispensable that the Chinese Government

proceed to the reform cf its laws, its judicial institutions and its method

of judicial administration, in conformity with the recommendations of the

Commission, recommendations to which the Chinese Delegate has given his

approval. It is when these reforms have been carried out and effectively put

into practice that the rights of residence, of property owning and trade

throughout the whole of China, the necessary counterpart of the relinquishment

of extraterritoriality, might constitute for the French nationals a real ad-

vantage equivalent to that which the Chinese enjoy in France.

The French Government, animated by the friendly feelings which it was

always cherished towards the Chinese people and of which another proof was

given last year by the signing of the Tariff Autonomy Treaty, has no doubt

that the Chinese Government will make every effort to fulfill the conditions

necessary to the examination of the problem of extraterritoriality.

It is in this spirit that the French Government, faithful to its liberal

traditions, has authorized me to give you assurance that it will continue to

EXTRATERRITORIALITY 143

take an active interest in the reforms to that end which remain to be accom-

plished and that it will carefully note all the facts which tend to show ihat

these reforms are effectively carried out in the adfninistration and judicial

practice of the Government authorities and the people of China.

On the other hand, the French Government will not fail to avail itself

of the opportunities as they arise to oo-pperate profitably with Chinese authori-

ties in the endeavour to hasten a state of affairs which would permit it to

modify with the necessary guarantees the present jurisdictional statu® of the

French nationals in China.

THE NETHERLANDS’ REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Netherlands

Government to China’s note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation des Pays-Bas

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note of

April 27 last in which the Chinese Government expresses the hope that Her

Majesty’s Government would take into sympathetic consideration the desire

of China to come to an agreement by which, the limitation on China’s jurisdic-

tional sovereignty will be removed and which will enable the Chinese Govern-

ment to assume jurisdiction over all nationals within its domain.

Your Excellency expressed the conviction that the reciprocal advantages

resulting from the tariff convention recently concluded between our two

countries would be considerably enhanced if the relations between our two

countries were regulated on the basis of equality in matters of jurisdiction,

and that by the abolition of the system of consular jurisdiction an obstacle

would be removed for the full co-operation between the Chinese people and

foreign nationals especially in commercial matters; the desire of the Chinese

Government for promotig the material interests of all who choose to associate

themselves with the 'Chinese people would in that case find its early realization.

Her Majesty’s Government has given this request its most careful consi-

deration, and now instructs me to inform Your Excellency that just as it

was happy to join the other powers in bringing about the Resolution adopted

on iDecember 10th 1921 by the Washington Conference on the Limitation of

Armaments, which placed on record its sympathetic disposition towards China’s

aspiration, so it will be pleased to co-operte with these Powers and with

China for the realization and fulfilment of China’s desire with regard to the

question of jurisdiction.

It may here be recalled that with this end in view Her Majest’s Govern-

ment wholeheartedly participated in the work of the International Commission

which was instituted as a result of the above-mentioned Resolution and which

drew up a number of valuable recommendations for the benefit of the Chinese

Government.

It cannot be gainsaid that there exists a close relationship between the

internal situation of China,. the guarantees which the laws offer to foreign

rights and interests and their administration in the whole of China on the one

hand, and the measure of progress which it will be possible to make on the road

to abolition of the special arrangements now in force with regard to foreigners

on the other. The possibility for Netherlands subjects to enjoy liberty of trade,

of residence and of the exercise of civil rights including that of owing property

throughout the whole of China is in the same way closely connected with the

degree of security existing in the interior of the country and with the question

of what safeguards the Chinese judicial institutions offer with a view to their

independence and their immunity from interference by military and political

authorities.

144 E XIItATE EDITOR lAiLI T Y

I am desired by. Her Majesty’s Qevernment to assure with Excellency

of its unalterable sympathy towards China with regard to this question and

of its readiness when the introduction and the effective acceptance by the

country of modern institution^ guaranteeing the administration of just laws

by an independent and unassailable judiciary will have rendered useful re-

forms possible in ^ the unatter of jurisdiction over Netherlands nationals, to

act in unison with the Governments of the Powers who were represented at the

Conference of Washington with the object object of examining the possibility

of meeting the aspiration to which the Chinese Delegation at the said Con-

ference gave expression and which is reiterated in Your Excellency’s Note

under reply. ,, ; , . -

I avail myself, etc.,

(Signed) W. Y. Otjdenijk.

To His % Excellency

Doctof (JhferfQting T. W(ing,

Minister ‘of Foreign Affairs,

of the National Government of the Chinese Republic, Nanking.

NORWEGIAN REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Norwegian

Government to' China’s Note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation de Norvege *■;

e

Peking, Aug. 14, 1929.

I have, ,th honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s note

of April *27; expressing on behalf of the Chinese Government the desire of

China, tp hgve .the restriction on her. jurisdictional sovereignty removed and

the hope that the Norwegian Government will take this desire into immediate

and sympathetio consideration in order to enable China to assume jurisdiction

over' all natibn^S' .within ner domain

Having.',cpnamuhicated .the contents of the Note to my Government I am

now instructed to recall to- Your Excellency that the Norwegian Government

has already, in. concluding, on November 12 last year, a new treaty with the

Chinese Government,

Norway given: concrete

has always entertained evidence

towards Chinaofandthethefriendly'

Chinesefeeling

people.which

My Government now desires me to reiterate, the assurance, already ex-

pressed on that occasion, that the same friendly feelings will not be found to

have changed when,,the iquestion of revising other clauses of the treaty of

1847 between Norway and China is brought up for discussion.

As to the(by'question

sovereignty of removing

relinquishing the restrictions

the consular on China’s

jurisdiction) this jurisdictional

question was'

already given sympathetic consideration when, in 1926, a Norwegian delegate

joined fhe^intefnational Commission/to inquire into extraterritorial juristic-'

tipn in Chipa. ,i , . ,

I may afdd'tfikt the administration of the Norwegian jurisdiction in China

has neVCi1'been extended^ beybnd the purpose for which it was introduced, and

I am directed 'to statd in conclusion that my Government has no desire to

maihtaiii1 thg ! CorlSuiar'Cdutt : Iflngef than- dorisidered VhehbsSary and is .pre-

pared 46' abbl'i'sh; m&fc When all the’ other ’ Treaty Powers will do so’

(Sighed> N. AXIL, \

Charge d’Affaires a.i.

E XTRAT E EllITOE IM.1TY 145

CHINESE REPLY TO AMERICA.

Nanking, September 5, 192©.

Monsieur le Ministre:

I bave the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency’s: Note

of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views

of your GovernmWit in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27, for the removal of,restrictions’on China’s juris-

dictional,1 sovereignty.

the Chinese Cpyernment is pleased to be reminded by, the American .Cov'.'

ernmeht that it,hjas^. for some time past, giyen constant jand-.sympathetic• con-

sideration ’ ’to ’ the," national. aspirations of the people of China and that it

has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire to promote the realisation

of those aspirations. The traditional friendship, between. China and Amerioa

has not only a common material basis, but is also deeply, rooted in the idealism

which is common to the Chinese and the American people.’ The American peo-

ple, with their kite of liberty, their zeal for justice, their desire to further

the advance of civilisation and their sympathy fpf the aspirations of nations

in their spiritual re-birth all of which reveal unmistakably the noble attitude

of the American mind, have aroused the admiration and' won the love of the

Chinese people. This idealism has manifested itself in the abolition of slavery,

the growth of democracy, and the endeavour to establish a reign of universal

peace, which has given a’ new'hope to! the, human race. 'It is this idealism

that accounts for the steadfastness of the American, Government and people

in their friendship for China through all the vicissitudes of, her fortunes, ft

is again thik idealism thkt' has prompted the Arherican Government to give

sympathetic' Consideration to the desire of the Chinese Government in connec-

tion with the question of jurisdiction and to decide to enter into negotiations

for the devising of a method leading to the eventual, abolition of Extraterri-

torial privileges.

It seemp to me, however, from a qareful conside,ration‘of your Note that

the America Government is not yet free from misgivings as to the safety of

American'lives and property after the abolition of E^t-rghefritoriality. The

American Government is undoubtedly aware, of the fact, th.at the liberty of

American citizens, and the security of their property fights do not sp much

depend .uponthe 'c.o'ptiinued, exercise of ’jurisdiction.’,ljy' fheir own Consular

ofCourts,Ms'upon

China’s sovereign the timely

rights. tempyUl of .hindrances

Extraterritpfial tp’the free

privileges, whileand full, assertion

apparently, bene-

ficial to foreigners in. China in giving the impression pf,‘security and safety,

have really, had the most injurious effect on their relations with

by producing in the latter’the feeling of humiliafiop apd a sense of resentment, the Chinese

which have always caused mutual suspicion and the consequent Joss of mutual

confidence; thus undermining the very foundatiopg.r of friendly relations, and

not infrequently giving rise to. complications T and’ conflicts.' .Such conflicts and

complibations could beit easily

In this connexioh', may beavoided

'pointedw ereoutthere,

thatnonemf

towards.those, special privileges.

nationals of certain

countries who have lost their extraterritorial privileges’ and have submitted to

the juihsdietioti of China, the Ohihese people enterian the most friendly feel-

ings/and repose in them great Confidence, a valuable'asset, it will be'admitted,,

in the intercourse; commercial or otherwise, of any fton'toedipfles’.' 'Such marked

difference in the relatiohs between Chinese' and’ riafionals of 'ExtraterritPrial

Powers on'the one hand Und those between the Chinese apd "the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powers on the Other will, as loiig as the extraterritorial

system is retained, become more and more pronounced, and much, as the 'ChiticSe

Government may Wy' to- ditcountenahce this difference Pf' attitude on the dktt'

of its citizens, it will UPt be within its'powers tb: Oohtro'l ihll’natn'ra'l expFbss'tdh

of their feelings.

In the event, however, of American Citizen^ relinquishing their Extraterri-

torial privileges, they may rest assured that they will enjoy the same confidence

146 EXTRATERRITOIUAJLITY

of the Chinese people and hence the same material benefits as the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powers. Moreover, the Chinese Government will continue

to exercise, in accordance with the well established principle of international

law, due diligence in preventing any possible violations of the private rights

of American citizens and perform its duty, in the fullest possible measure, in

all matters relating to the redress of wrongs.

In your Note under acknowledgment reference is made to the report of

the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested Governments

pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference. The American

Government must be aware of the fact that since the completion of that re-

port, conditions in China have greatly changed, and in particular both the poli-

tical and judicial systems have assumed a new aspect. To pass judgment on the

present state of law and judicial administration in China in the light of

what is contained' in the report of 1926 is doing no justice to the steadfast

policy of the National Government.

At this point, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the America.n Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not

suffer the least in cbhiparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

of the Capitulations. And yet. the American Government, realising that the

Turkish people, with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong' Government, could accomplish great things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special pri-

vileges similar to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China, and has

had the satisfaction to find that the life and property of American citizens

in Turkey have subsequently received full and adequate protection. The

American Government, which did full justice to the Turkish people in the

matter of jurisdiction without any apprehension and with satisfactory results,

will no doubt solve the problem of Extraterritoriality in China in the same

friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the American Govern-

ment that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several

other Powers Which have agreed to relinquish Extraterritoriality on January

1, 1930. If it had appeared to the Government of those Powers, as it appears

to the American Government, that there did not yet exist in this country

a judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality at the Washington Conference have al-

ready shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harinony with the actual state of things, there

is no reason why the United States, upon which fell the honour of initiating

the labours of that Conference, should not act in unison with those Powrers.

thus removing the difficulties which the Chinese Government might otherwise

encounter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

It is the hope of the Chinese Government that whatever misgivings and

apprehensions the American Government may have in considering the subject

under discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weighter considerations, namely,

the enhancement (>f friendship between the Chinese and the American people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this last

object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the American Gov-

ernment to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised representative

ofExtraterritoriality

the Chinese Government

in China forwillmaking the necessary

be abolished arrangements

to the mutual wherebyof

satisfaction

both Governments.

“I avail myself, etc.

Wang Chengting."

EXTRATERRITORXAiLlTY 147

CHINESE REPLY TO FRANCE.

Nanking, September 7, 192Q.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt ol Your Excellency's Note

of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views of

your Government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27th for the removal of restrictions' on China’s

jurisdictional Government.

The Chinese Government is pleaded tq be reminded by the French Govern-

ment that it gave another proof of the friendly feelings it always entertained

towards the Chinese people by signing the Tariff Autonomy Treaty last year.

The friendship between China and France rests not only on common material

interests, but also on close cultural ties and the ideals which have been an

unfailing source of inspiration both to the Chinese and the French people in

their political evolution. It is therefore with pleasure that the Chinese

Government takes note of the sympathetic response of the French Government

to the desire of China expressed in my last Note.

In your Note under acknowledgment, however, reference is made to the

Report of the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested

Governments, pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference.

The French Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that since the

completion of that report, conditions in China have greatly changed, and,

in particular, both the political and judicial systems have assumed a new

aspect. To pass judgment on the present state of laws and judicial administra-

tion in China in the light of what is contained in the Report of 1926 is doing

no justice to the steadfast policy of the National Government.

Furthermore, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the French Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not suffer

the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

of the Capitulations. And yet the French Government, realizing that the

Turkish people with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government could accomplish great things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special privileges similar

to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China and has had the satisfaction

to find that the life and property of French citizens in Turkey have subsequently

received full and adequate protection. The French Government which did

full justice to the Turkish people in the matter of jurisdiction without any

apprehensions and with satisfactory results will no doubt solve the problem of

Extraterritoriality in China in the same friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the French Government

that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several other

Powers which have agreed to relinquish extraterritorial privileges on January

1st, 1930. If it had appeared to the Governments of those Powers, as it appears

to the French Government, that there did not yet exist in this country a

judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality of the Washington Conference have

already shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state of things, there is

no reason why the French Government, which played an important part in the

deliberation of that Conference, should not act in unison with those Powers,

thus removing the difficulty which the Chinese Government might otherwise en-

counter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

148 RENDITION OF TIENTSIN

It is the hope of the 'Chinese Government that whatever misgiving and

apprehensions the French Government may have in considering the subject un-

der discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weightier considerations, namely

the enhanceiheht of friendship between the Chinese and the French people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this

last object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the French

Government to-enter into immediate discussions with the authorised repre-

sentative of the. Chinese' Government for making the necessary arrangements

whereby

faction ofExtraterritoriality

both Governments. in China will be abolished to the mutual satis-

I avail myself :of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance qf my higbeSjt consideration.

(Signed) C. T. Wang.

RKtGIAN CONCESSION AT TIENTSIN

Agreement for Rendition.

The Belgian G^yeEppent being desirous, with a view to strengthening the

bOnds of ^100^814^ existing between Belgium, and China, to restore on its

own iniijiatiyeiancl .without , compensation to the National Government of tlie

Republic

it by the of Cmpa tnp.Convention

Sipo-Beigian Eelgian .Conoespion in Tientsin

of February 6th, 1902which was ofgranted

(28th day the 12thto

month Of the 27th, y

purpose appointed their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the J?resident of, the NationaF Government of the Re-

" " public'China :

Dr tin^ Ling, Adviser, .ofi the Commission of, the ministry of

’. . .... Foreign Affairs •,

Mi’- theKwang-ting

Ministry Chao,

of/dhe Section-Chief

Interior; of the Land Department of

j Mr. H. EL- Tcheng,; ■Commissioner of the First Special Area in

, ... . Tientsin :

■ nr. .Tzong'Fah Hwang, Minisf-ei- Plenipotentiary, Attorney at Law;

His Majesty the King; of the Belgians:

Baron, Jules Guillaumb,... ,Cpy>nsellor% of Legation, Chevalier de

T.eopold;

Who, having communicated tp each other their respective full powers found

to be'in gobd and due:form,, hnve agreed upon the fqpowing Articles:

Article, I.—The Belgian Government will restore: to the National Govern-

ment of the Republic of China, on the day of the coming into force of the

present AgTCeraent. the administration of the Belgian Concession in Tientsin

which was granted,, to it by, the Sino-Belgian Convention of February 6th,

1902 (28th day of the 12th month of the 27th year of Kingdom Hsu). The said

Conyepfion and contract relating thereto shall cease to be operative.

Article II.—The PrdviSiqjial Belgian Municipal Council of the said. Con-

cession shall ceate to exiM'hh’the day of the coining into force-of the present

Agreement. ' '' '

All the dogumeirf?!, registers,Amd all other papers belonging: to the Bel-

gian Athninisjtration shall be immediately handed over to the National Gov-

ernment of the Republic of .China, whereupon the Provisional Municipal Coun-

cil wJll be’ entirely .relieved .pf, all responsibility for its administration-

StNO FOREIGN TREATIES 149

Article III.—Beginning from the day pf,the coming into force of the pre-

sent Agrjesement, the former Belgian Concession in Tientsin shall be entirely

administered under Chinese laws and regulations'and protected by the same.

It shall likewise be subject to all Chinese imports And taxes in force.

Article IV.—All public properties of the Belgian Concession, such as

wharfs, piers, roads, railways together with the land occupied by them, in

eluding block Q. lot b, in’accordance with the map'hereto annexed, and also

machines, implements, furniture, police equipment, as per inventory list hereto

attached, belonging to the Belgian Municipality,; a.s well as the bank: deposits

of the Belgian Municipality, shall be handed over to the National Government

of the Republic of China on the day of the coming into force of the present

Agreement.

Article V.—The name and the status of the '^ociete Anonyme de la Con-

cession Beige de Tientsin shall be modifie^ in accordance with the new state

of thingk and the provisions of Article 6 of the pfeseht Agreement shall equally

be applicable thereto-

Article VI.—-Within one month after the coming into force of the present

Agreement, the title Reeds and certificates of priykte, property issued by the

Belgian Consulate for land situated in the Belgian Concession shall be handed

over to the Chinese authority concerned who'shall issiie in exchange certificates

for perpetual lease. A registration fee of one dollar per mow shall be charged.

The. Chinese authority concerned will issue the new certificates within a period

of a month.

Article VII.—-The present Agreement shall he Ratified as soon as possible

and shall come into force on the day qn which"'the two Governments shall have

notified each other that the ratification has been effected.

Article VIII.- The present Agreement has been written in three languages,

Chinese, French and English, and in case of divergence of interpretation the

English text shall be authoritive;

In witness whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have, siged the prfsent

Agreement in duplicate and have affixed their seals thereto.

Done at Tientsin this thirty first day of the eighth month of the eighteenth

year of the. Bepublic of China, corresponding to the thirty first day of August,

nineteen hundred and twenty nine.

(Signed) P. Ling,

K. T. Chao,

Tsong-Fah Hwang,

Tcheng Hungsin,

Plenipotentiaries for China.

J. Gullattme,

Plenipotentiary for Belgium.

SING-JAPANESE AGREEMENT

’Article’ L—The Chinese and the Japanese Governments agree that all

mat.tefs relating to rates of fl;uty op the import: ancj export of articles, draw-

backs, transit .d ups'apd toqhpge dues in the territories ofi China nnd the ter-

ofritories

Japanofrespectively.

Japan shall' h,e; regulated, exclusively- by’ the... laws of China and

. Article II.—The GpvernPieh,ts, of China and of Japan shall reciprocally

franf to each other ■ and to the nationals of the other country, in customs

uties, drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar internal charges,

150 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

applied to the import and export of articles, and in tonnage dues, as well,,

as in all matters connected therewith, treatment not less favourable than that

accorded or to be accorded to its own nationals or to the Government and

nationals of any other foreign country.

Articles produced or tnanufactured in the territories of China or of Japan

and imported into the territoiies of the other, from whatever place arriving^

shall receive, in import duties, drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar

internal charges, and in all matters connected therewith, treatment not less

favourable than that accorded or to be accorded to the like articles produced

or manufactured in any other foreign country.

Articles produced or manufactured in the territories of China or of Japan

and exported to the territories of the other shall receive, in export duties,

drawbacks and transit dues and all other similar internal charges, and in

all matters connected therewith, treatment not less favourable than that

accorded or to be accorded to the like articles produced or manufactured in

the same territories and exported to any other foreign country.

In regard to tonnage dues and all matters connected therewith vessels of

China and of Japan shall each receive in the territories of the other treatment

not less favourable than that accorded or to be accorded to the vessels of any

other foreign country.

Article III.—The stipulations contained in the foregoing Articles as well

as in the exchanged Notes annexed to the present Agreement shall be in-

corporated in, and form part of, a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation to

be negotiated and concluded as soon as possible between the Republic of China

and the Empire of Japan.

Article IV.—The Chinese, Japanese and English texts of this Agreement

have been carefully compared and verified: but in the event of there being

any difference of meaning between them, the sense as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

Article V.-—The present Agreement shall enter into force on the tenth

day following the date of the signature thereof.

Done in duplicate at the city of Nanking, this sixth day of the fifth month

of the nineteenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixth

day of the fifth month of the fifth year of Showa.

Chengting T. Wang,

Minister for Foreign Affairs of The-

National Government of the Repu-

blic of China.

M. Shigmitsu,

Japanese Charge

China.

Convention Regulating the Relations Between China and France Concerning

French Indo-China and the Chinese Provinces Adjoining.

(Translation)

The National Government of the Republic of China and the Government

of the Republic of France, animated by the desire to further consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two countries, and to pro-

mote the commercial relations between China and French Indo-China, have

decided to conclude a new Convention and have, for this purpose, named as

their respective Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister of Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China?

SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 151

The President of the Republic of France ;

His Excellency 'Comte de Martel, Ambassador, Envoy Extraordin-

ary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic of France to

China, Commander of the Legion of Honour;

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

in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—The Sino-French 'Commercial Convention of Tientsin of the

twenty-second day of the third moon of the twelfth year of Kwang Hsu (April

25, 1886), the Additional Commercial Convention, signed at Peking on the

sixth day of the fifth moon of the thirteen year of Kwang Hsu (June 26,

1887) together with the notes relating to this Convention exchanged at Peking

on the third day of the fifth moon of the thirteenth year of Kwang Hsu (June

23, 1887), and the Supplementary Convention signed at Peking on the twenty-

eighth day of the fifth moon of the twenty-first year of Kwang Hsu (June

20, 1895) are abrogated and cease to be operative. The provisions of Articles

4, 5 and 6 of the Treaty of Tientsin of the twenty-seventh day of the fourth

moon of the eleventh year of Kwang Hsu (June 9, 1885) are also abrogated.

Article II.—The city of Lungchow of Kwangsi and those of Szemao,

Hokow and Mengtze of Yunnan shall remain open to the trade across the land

frontier of China and French Indo-Ohina.

Article and

Haiphong III.—The 'Chinese

to Saigon, citiesGovernment may send Consuls

of French Indo-China, and the toFrench

HanoiGov-or

ernment may continue to send Consuls to the localities mentioned in the pre-

ceding Article.

The heads and acting heads of Consulates and vice-Consulates, as well as

the members of the Consular service shall be nationals of the country which

appoints them. They shall not engage in commerce or industry.

Article IY.—Chinese nationals entering the territory of French Indo-

China and French nationals of Indo-Ohina entering the territory to China

must be provided with passports issued by the competent authorities of their

country of origin. Such passports shall be visaed by a Consulate of the

country of destination or by the proper authorities of the said country.

The High Contracting Parties undertake to grant to each other, in con-

formity with their respective laws and regulations, the most-favoured-nation

treatment with regard to the fulfilment of formalities, including those relating

to identification, concerning (1) passports (2) the system of internal laissez-

passer and visa for departure (3) the entry or departure of Chinese nationals

and French nationals of Indo-China going to Indo-China or the three provinces

of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung.

Nothing is changed in the system of temporary or permanent passes issued

to inhabitants of the frontier who are necessitated by their work or business

to stay temporarily in or to go frequently to the territory of the other country

in the neighbourhood of the boundary.

Article V.—The nationals of China in French Indo-China and the French

nationals in the above-mentioned Chinese localities shall have the right to

reside, travel and engage in industry or commerce. The treatment accorded

to them for the exercise of such rights, in conformity with the laws and re-

gulations in force in China or French Indo-China, shall in no way be less

favourable than that of the nationals of any other Power.

The nationals of China in French Indo-China and the French nationals

in the above specified Chinese localities shall not be subjected to taxes, im-

posts or contributions higher or other than those to which nationals of the

most-favoured-nation may be subjected.

Article VI.—Chinese goods exported from any Chinese port and trans-

ported without transhipment or with a through bill of lading to the Provinces

of Yunnan, Kwangsi or Kwangtung and using the territory of Tonking, shall

152 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

enjoy a preferential treatment and shall riot be subjected to the transit duty

of the general tariff.

They will only pay a dilty of 1% ad Valorem.

Likewise, Chinese' goods exported from the Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi

and Kwa.ngtung to any .authorized destination and using the territory of

Tonkin shall enjoy a preferential treatment and shall not be subjected to the

transit duty of the general tariff.

Minerals of any kind, raw tin, and raw hides, as well as. articles hereafter

set down or to be set dowTn subsequently in List A annexed to the present Con-

vention shall be. exempted from all duties. Other goods shall pay a duty Of

1% ad valorem.

War materials, arms and ammunitions which the . National Government

m'ay desire to transport in transit uver the territory of Tonkin shall ;bo.

exempted from all duties. ‘

Indo-Chinese vessels, Cxceptirig warships and vessels for the tfansprirtatidn-

of troops, arms and ammunitions, may ply between Lang Son and Caobang

by way of the rivets Long Ki Kong and Long Ban Giang which connect Lang

Son with Lungchori and- Caobang. Such vessels arid the goods transported on

them in transit shall be exempted from the payment of any. duties for their

entry in China. ' ■ ■' vi:

uponArticle VII.—The two

the importation, iGovernments

exportation respectively

or transit undertake

in French not to establish

Indo-China and tfce

three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, any prohibition cr

restriction which is not immediately applicable to other countries.

The two Goyernments, however, reserve to themselves the right of imposing

any prohibitions or restrictiqns upon the importation,,, exportation or transit

of any goods from one country to the other for reasons of national defence

and national food supply, fbr'the protection df' art objects and scientific pro-

perties, for the prevention of epidemics or epizootics, for the protection of

harvests, feir the maintenance of public morality or government monopolies,' j

provided that such prohibitions or restrictions are justified by absolute rieces-'

sity and shall be applicable to any country or Countries under the same con-

ditions.

ArticleandVIII.—The

Kwangsi KwangtringChinese

and the Government in the Provinces

Frtench Government bn the ofterritory

Yunriari,of

French Indo-Gbina shall not levy under any pretext whatsoever upon goods :! ■

respectively imported or exported by French or Chinese nationals excise duties

or internal taxes Other or higher than those which are paid their own nationals

or by nationals of ‘any other FoWer.

Article IX.—The nationals of China guilty or accused of crimes or riiis-

demeanours committed in China and taking refuge on the territory of French

Indo^China ,and the French nationals guilty or accused of crimes or mis- •

meanours committed in French Indo-China and taking refuge on the territory :

of China shall, at the request of the authorities concerned and upon the proof

of their culpability, be searched for, ngrested and extradited, it being under-

stood

nationalthatbsage.,

exception will beis., made,,

extradition of all cases in which according to . inter-

fta.t.’,ejected.

Article X.—The present Convention shall,be in force for a period of five

years.. Either, of the -High .jC/ontractiugiParties: may notify the other,: six >

months before the expiration , of the said period, of‘ its desire to. revise or

terminate the Convention. In case both Parties fail, to notify each other in

time of thfeir desire to; revise or terminate ;the Cpuyention,. it shall continue

to be in force, provided, however, that, at any time after the. expiration of

the said fWe-yeaf penod either Party may notify the other of its desire to ,

revise or terminate the Convention, which shall then become null and void

one year after the date bf such notification. ;

Tfie pfeserit Cbnverifeibn Vithi its annexes'shall be ratified as soon as pos-

sible' find the eXchfiri^b of Ratifications shall take place in Paris. It shall he

SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 153

projnuLgated in Indo-China and shall come there into force at the same time

as in the three Provinces of Yunnan, Kwangsi and Kwangtung, two months

after the exchange of ratifications.

Article XI.—The present Convention has been drawn up in Chinese and

French, both texts having been carefully .compared and verified.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Convention in duplicate and have affixed thereto their , seals.

Done at Nanking this sixteenth day of the fifth month of the nineteenth

year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the sixteenth day of May,

nineteen hundred and thirty.

(L. S.) (Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(L. S.) (Signed) D. De Martel.

REORGANIZATION OE THE SHANGHAI

PROVISIONAL COURT

■On May 8, 1929, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs addressed identic notes

to the Ministers of Great Britain, The United States, France, Netherlands,

Norway and Brazil requesting them forthwith to begin negotiations for the

reorganization of the Provisional Court of the Shanghai International Settle-

ment. Mr. Oudendijk, the Dutch Minister, on behalf of the interested Powers,

replied on June 7, stating that the Court was a strictly local affair, and its

reorganization should be examined on behalf of the Legations concerned by a

Commission chosen from among their local representatives together with the re-

presentatives of the Chinese Government. Dr. C. T. Wang protested on July

3, and insisted on the settlement of the affair directly with the Ministers them-

selves. On August 2, Mr. Oudendijk accepted Dr. Wang’s proposal.

Beginning from December 9, 1929, the resultant conference held twenty-

eight meetings at Nanking. A draft agreement was drawn up and referred by

the Delegates to their respective Governments. On February 17, 1930, the

Agreement was signed at Nanking by the representatives of the Ministers of

the interested Powers, with the exception of the French delegate Mr. Koechlia,

who had not then received the necessary instructions from his Government. The

latter’s signature was, however, affixed on behalf of the French Minister, at

Shanghai, five days later;

The following is the text of the Agreement:

Agreement Relating to the Chinese Courts in the International Settle-

ment at Shanghai.

Article I.—From the date on which the present Agreement comes into force,

all former rules, agreements, exchange of notes et cetera having special refer-

ence to the establishment of a Chinese court in the International Settlement

at Shanghai shall be abolished.

Article II.—The Chinese Government shall, in accordance with Chinese laws

and regulations relating to the judiciary and subject to the terms of the

present Agreement, establish in the International Settlement at Shanghai a

Distinct Court (Ti Fang Fa Yuan) and a Branch High Court (Kao Teng

Fa Yuen Fen Yuan). AH Chinese laws and regulations, substantive as well

as procedural, which are now in force, or which may hereafter be duly enacted

and promulgated shall be applicable in the Courts, due account being taken

of the Land Regulatiops and Bye-Laws of the International Settlement, which

are applicable pending their adoption and promulgation by the Chinese Gov-

ernment, and of the terms of the present Agreement.

Judgments, decisions and rulings of the Branch High Court are subject to

appeal, according tor Chinese law, to the Supreme Court of China.

154 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT

Article III.—The former practice of consular deputies or consular officials

appearing to watch proceedings or to sit jointly in the Chinese Court now

functioning in the International Settlement shall be discdntinued in the Courts

established under the present Agreement.

Article I V.—When any person is arrested by the municipal or judicial police

he shall, within twenty-four hours, exclusive of holidays, be sent to the Courts,

established under the present Agreement to be dealt with, failing which he

shall be released.

Article V.—The Courts established under the present Agreement shall each

have a certain number of procurators to be appointed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, who shall hold inquests and autopsies (Chien Yen) within the jurisdic-

tion of these Courts and shall otherwise perform their functions in accordance

with Chinese law in all cases involving the application of Articles 103 to

180 of the Chinese Criminal Code, except where the municipal police of the

International Settlement or the party concerned has already initiated prosecu-

tion, provided that all preliminary investigations conducted by the procurator

shall be held publicly and.cqungel for the accused shall have the right to be

present and heard.

In other cases arising within the jurisdiction of the courts, the municipal

police or the party concerned shall prosecute. The procprator shall have the

right to express his views, in court in all criminal cases in which the prosecu-

tion is initiated by the Municipal Police or the party concerned.

Article VI,—All judicial processes, such as summonses, warrants, orders

et cetera, shall be valid oply after they have been signed by a judge of the

Courts established under the present Agreement, whereupon they shall be served

or executed by the judicial police or, as provided below.■ by the process-servers-

thereof.

No person found in the International Settlement shall be handed over to

the extra-Settlement authorities without a preliminary investigation in court,

at which counsel for the accused shall have the right to be present and heard,

except in the case of requests emanating from other modern law courts when

the accused may be handed over after his identity has been established by the

Court.

All judgments, decisions, and rulings of the Courts shall be executed as

soon as they become final as a result of the judicial procedure in force in the

said Courts. Whenever necessary, the Municipal Police shall render any

assistance within their power as may be requested of them.

The process-servers of the Courts shall be appointed by the Presidents of

the Courts respectively and their duties shall be to serve all summonses and

deliver other documents of the Courts in connection with civil cases. For the

execution of judgments in'civil cases, the process-servers shall be accompanied

by the judicial police. The officers and members of the judicial police of the

Courts shall be appointed by the President of the Branch High Court upon the

recommendation of the Municipal Council and shall be subject to dismissal by

the President of that Court upon cause shown. Their services will also be

terminated by the President at the request of the Municipal Council upon

cause shown. They shall wear the uniform designed by the Chinese judicial

authorities, and shall be subject to the orders and direction of the Courts and

faithful to their duties.

Article VII.—The House' of Detention for civil cases and the Women’s

Prison attached to the'Chinese court now functioning in the International

Settlement at Shanghai shall be transferred from that Court to the Courts

establishecl under the present Agreement and shall be supervised and admini

stered by the Chinese authorities.

All brisoners now serving sentences in the prison, attached to the Chinese

Court now functioning in the International Settlement and those senteneftd

by the Courts established under the present Agreement shall, at the discretion

of the said Courts, serve their sentences either in such prisons in the Settle-

ment or in Chihese prisons outside' the Settlement, except that offenders against

SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT 155

the Police Offices Code and the Land Regulations and Bye-laws and persons

under arrest awaiting trial shall serve their periods of detention in the Settle-

ment. The prisons in the Settlement shall be operated as far as practicable,

in conformity with Chinese prison regulations and shall be subject to inspec-

tion, from time to time, by officers appointed by the Chinese judicial authorities.

Persons sentenced to death by the Courts established under the present

Agreement shall be sent to the Chinese authorities outside of the Settlement

for execution of such sentence.

Article VIII.—Foreign lawyers duly qualified will be admitted to practice

in the Courts established tinder the present Agreement in all cases in which

a foreigner is a party, provided such foreign lawyer can only represnt the

foreign party concerned. The Municipal Council may also be represented in

the same manner by duly qualified lawyers, Chinese or foreign, in any pro-

ceedings in which the Council is complainant or plaintiff or the Municipal

Police is prosecutor.

In other cases or proceedings in which the Council considers the interests

of the Settlement to be involved, it may be represented by a duly qualified

lawyer, Chinese or foreign, who may submit to the Court his views in writing

during the proceedings and who may, if he deems necessary, file a petition in

intervention in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure.

Foreign lawyers who are entitled to practice under this Article in the above-

mentioned Courts shall apply to the Ministry of Justice for lawyers’ certificates

and shall be subject to Chinese laws and regulations applicable to lawyers,

including those governing their disciplinary punishment.

Article IX.—Four permanent representatives shall be appointed, two by

the Chinese Government and two by the Governments of the other Powers

signatory to the present Agreement, who together shall seek to reconcile such

differences of opinion regarding the interpretation or application of the ore-

sent Agreement as may be referred to them by the President of the Branch High

Court or by the authorities of the signatory foreign Powers, provided that

their Report shall have no binding force upon either party except by mutual

consent, it being understood that no judgments, decisions, rulings or orders

of the Courts as such shall be referred to the aforesaid representatives for

consideration.

Article X.—The present Agreement and the attached notes shall enter into

effect on April 1, 1930 and shall coptinue in force for a period of three years

from that date, provided that they may be extended for an additional period

upon mutual consent of the parties thereto.

Signed February 17, 1930.

(Signed) Hsu Mo.

On behalf of the Minister for

Foreign Affairs.

J. de Pinto Oias.

On behalf of the Brazilian

Charge d’Affaires.

Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the name of the American Minister.

W. Meyrick Hewlett.

On behalf of His Britannic

Majesty's Minister.

L. Gronvold.

On behalf of the Norwegian

Charge d'Affaires.

F. E. H. Groenman.

On behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d'Affaires.

156 SHANGHAI PROVISIONAL COURT

.Note Prom Heads of Legations Concerned to Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Nanking, February 17, 1930.

Sir,

With reference to the Agreement which we have signed to-day concerning

the establishment of a iBistrict Cburt hnd a Branch High Court in the In-

ternational Settlement at Shanghai, wb have the honour to request ydilr oori-

firmation of our understanding on the following points :

1. —It is understood that the Courts established under the

ment shall exercise jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases as well as

police offences and inquests in the International Settlement at Shanghai, pro-

vided that the jurisdiction of, the said Courts over persons shall be the sama

as that of other Chinese Courts and provided that their territorial jurisdic-

tion shall be the same as that of the Chinese Court now functioning in the

International Settlement at (Shanghai, except (a) mixed criminal cases arising

on private foreign property outside the limits of the Settlement and (6) mixed

civil cases arising in areas surrounding Ahe Settlement.

2. —It is understood that the present practice regarding the r

dictions of the Chinese Court now functioning in the International Settlement

and the Court existing in the French Concession shall be followed, pending a

definite arrangement between the Chinese Government and the authorities con-

cerned.

3. —It is understood that as far as practicable Chinese shall b

by the Municipal Council to serve as officers and members of the judicial police

of the Courts established under the present Agreement. It is further under-

stood that among the officers of the judicial police appointed by the President

of the Branch High Court under. Article VI of the present Agreement, there

will be one to be designated by the Municipal Council, to whom will be allotted

by the President an office bn; the court premises and who will make an entry

of all judicial processes of the Courts, such as summonses, warrants, orders

and judgments, for the purpose of service or execution in accordance with the

provisions of the above-mehtiofied Article.

4. —It is understood that the establishment of the Courts prov

present Agreement in no way affects the validity of judgments rendered by the

Court now functioning in the International Settlement and its predecessor,

and that such judgments shall be considered as final and valid except where an

appeal has been lawfully taken or reserved. It is further understood that the

judgments of the Courts established under the present Agreement shall be on

the same footing as regards validity as the judgments of all other Chinese

Courts:

5. —It is understood that the present Agreement does not in

or prejudice any future negotiations regarding the status of extra-Settlement

roads.

6. —It is understood that the sum of $60,000 (sixty thousan

on deposit with the Bank of China to the credit of the present Chinese Court

in the International Settlement shall be maintained by the Chinese Government

to the credit of the hew Courts established under the present Agreement.

7. —It is agreed that in accordance with Chinese law, there

tained by the Courts established under the present Agreement, a storage room

for articles confiscated by the Courts, which remain the property of the Chinese

Government, it being understood that confiscated opium and instruments for

the smoking

national and preparation

Settlement every threethereof

monthsshall

andbethatburned publicity inCouncil

the Municipal the Inter-

may

present to the Presidents of the Courts for transmission to the Ministry of

Justice such suggestions as it may desire to make regarding the disposal of

confiscated arms.

SHANGHAI PORYISIONAL COURT 157

8.—It is understood that upon the coming into force of the present Agree-

ment, all cases pending in the Chinese Court now functioning in the Inter-

national Settlement shall be dealt1 with in the Courts established under the

present Agreement in accordance with the? procedure in force in the latter

Courts, provided that the proceedings in mixed cases shall, as far as practi-

cable, be continued from the point where they are taken over and concluded

with a period of twelve months which period may be extended at the discretion

of the Court when the circumstances in any case so warrant.

; (Signed) J. de Pinto Dias.

On behalf- of the Brazilian

Charge d’Affaires.

Joseph E. Jacobs.

In the name of the American Minister.

W. MtiyitieK Hewlett.

On behalf of His Britannic

Majesty's Minister.

L. Gronvold.

i On behalf of the Norwegian

Chargi dfAffaires.

F. E. H. Groeman.

oil behalf of the Netherlands

Charge d’Affaires.

Identic Note From Minister for Foreign Affairs to Heads of Legations

Concerned.

Nanking, February 17, 1930.

Sir,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note referring to the

Agreement which .we have signed to-day concerning the establishment of a Dis-

trict Court and a Branch High Court in the International iSettlement at

Shanghai, in which you request my confirmation of the following points: (i9e«

preceding letter).

In reply I have the honour to confirm the undetstoo'diiig of the points as

quoted above.

(Signed) Hsu Mo.

On behalf of the Minister for

Foreign Affairs.

CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

Letters Patent passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom,

constituting the office of Governor and Cotnmander-in-Chief of the

Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies.

George the Fifth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great

Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas

King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India: To all to whom

t^iese Presents shall come, Greeting.

Whereas, by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing date at Westmins-

ter the Nineteenth day of January 1888, Her Majesty Queen Victoria did

constitute the office of Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over

the Cplony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, as therein decribed, and

did provide for the Government thereof:

And whereas by Orders of Her said Majesty in Her Privy Council

bearing date respectively the Twentieth day October, 1898, and the

Twenty-seventh day of December, 18^9,7 certain territories adjacent to the

said Colony were, for the term therein uerred to, declared to be part and

parcel of the Colony in lilc manner and for all intents and purposes as if

they had originally formed part of the Colony:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in lieu of the

above recited Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day of January 1888:

Now, know ye that We do by these presents revoke the above recited

Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day of January, 1888, but without pre-

Jannary, 1! judice to anything lawfully done thereunder; and We do by these Our

Letters Patent declare Our Will and Pleasure as follows :

I.—There shall be a Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over

Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the

Colony),,and appointments to the said Office shall be made by Commission

under Our Sign Manual and Signet.

II. —We do hereby au

SH Governor and Commander-in-Chief (hereinafter called the Governor) to do

and execute all things that belong to his said office, according to the tenour

of these our Letters Patent and of any Commission issued to him under

Our Sign Manual and Signet, and according to such Instructions as may

from time to time be given to him, under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or

by Order in Our Privy Council, or by Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, and to such laws as are now or shall hereafter be in

force in the Colony.

Publication

Governor’s of III. —Every person a

mission. Com • all due solemnity, before entering upon any of the duties of his office,

cause the commission appointing him to be Governor to be read and

published in the presence of the Chief Justice or other Judge of the

Supreme Court, and of such Members of the Executive Council of the

CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG 159

Colony as can conveniently attend ; which being done he shall then and

there take before them the Oath of Allegiance in the form provided by ah by Governor.1'en

Act parsed in the session holden in the Thirty-first and Thirty-second

years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled' “ An Act to ^‘vfit^'c.’Tz!

amend the Law relating to Promissory Oaths and likewise the usual

Oath for the due execution of the office of Governor, and for the due and

impartial administration of justice ; which Oaths the said Chief Justice or

Judge, or if. they be unavoidably absent, the senior Member of the

Executive Council then present, is hereby required to administer.

IV. —The Governor shall keep and use the public seal 'of .the Colony Pa

for sealing all things whatsoever that shall pass the said public seal.

V. —There shall be an Executive Council in and for the Colony and coun

the said Council shall consist of such persons as We shall direct by

Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and all such persons shall

hold their places in the said Council during Our pleasure. The Governor

may upon sufficient cause to him appearing suspend from the exercise of

his functions in the Council any Member thereof pending the signification

of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice to Us through one of Our Prin-

cipal Secretaries of State. If the suspension is confirmed by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the Governor shall forthwith by

an instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony revoke t he appoint-

ment of such Member, and thereupon his seat in the Council shall become

vacant.

VI. —There shall be a Legislative Council in, and for the Colony,and c

the said Council shall consist of the Governor and such persons as We

shall direct by any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and

all such persons shall hold their places in the said Council during Our

pleasure. The Governor may upon sufficient cause to him appearing

suspend from the exercise of his functions in the Council any Member

thereof pending the signification of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice

to Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State. If the suspension

is confirmed by Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the

Governor shall forthwith by an instrument under the Public Seal of the

Colony revoke the appointment of such Member, and thereupon his seat

in the Council shall become vacant.

VII. —The Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the

Legislative Council, may make laws for the peace, order, and good govern- tosentm8ke

of Council,

LaWfl

ment of the Colony. -

VIII. —We do hereby reserve to Ourselves, Our Uw9heirs and successo

full power and authority to disallow, through one of Our Principal Secret- "

aries of State, any such law as aforesaid. Every such disallowance shall

take effect from the time when the same shall be promulgated by the

Governor in the Colony.

IX. —We do also reserve to Ourselves, Our heirs and successors, Our P

and their undoubted right, with advice of Our or their Privy Council,

to make all such laws as may appear necessary for the peace, order, and

good government Of the Colony.

X. —When a Bill passed by the Legislative Council is presented'to the Ass

Governor for his assent he shall, according to his discretion, but subject

to any Instructions addressed to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet

or through one of Our Principal Secretaries, of State, declare that he' as-

sents thereto, or refuses his assent to1 the sartte, or that he reserves the

same for the signification of Our pleasure.

XI. —A Bill reserved for the signification of.Our pleasure shall take

effect so Sodff as We shM'have given Our assbnt to'the same by'Ordet in

CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

•C'Qmicil.f 9^. through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, and :$je

Governor shal! have signified such assent by message to the Legislative

Council or. by proclamation: Provided that no such message shall be issued

after two years from the day on which the Bill was presented to the

Govprnor for his assent.

XII. -—In the makin

Council shall conform to and observe all rules, regulations, and directions

in that behalf contained in any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

Signet. -

XIII. — The Gove

execute, under the Public Seal of the Colony, grants and dispositions of

any- lands which may be lawfully granted or disposed of by Us. Provided

that every ,such grant or disposition be made in conformity either with

some law in force in the Colony or with some Instructions addressed to

the Governor under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State, or with some regulations in force in the

Colony.

XIV. -—The Gover

Commissioners, Justices of the Peace, and other necessary Officers and

Ministers in the Colony, as may lawfully be constituted or appointed by

Us, all of whom, unless otherwise provided by law, shall hold their offices

during Our pleasure.

XV. —When any cr

Oolotiy, or for which the offender may be tried therein, the Governor may,

as he shall see occasion, in Our name and on Our behalf, grant a pardon

to any accomplice in such crime or offence who shall give such information

as shall lead to the conviction of the principal offender, or of any one of

such offenders, if more than one; and further, may grant to any offender

convicted of any crime or offence in any Court, or before any Judge or

other M agistrate within the Colony, a pardon either free or subject to

lawful conditions, or any remission of the sentence passed on such offender

or any respite of the execution of such sentence for such period as the

Governor thinks fit, and may remit any fines, penalties, or forfeitures due

or accrued to Us. Provided always that the Governor shall in no case,

except when the offence has been of a political nature unaccompanied by

any other grave crime, make it a condition of any pardon or remission of

sentence that the offender shall be banished from or shall absent himself

or be removed from the Colony.

XVI. The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing,

dismiss any public officer not appointed by virtue of a Warrant from Us,

whose pensionable emoluments do not exceed one thousand dollars or one

hundred pounds sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are

fixed with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling as the case may be,

provided that in every such case the grounds of intended dismissal are

definitely stated in writing and communicated to the officer in order that

he may have full opportunity of exculpating himself, and that the matter

is investigated by the Governor with the aid of the head for the time be-

ing of the department in which the officer is serving

The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing, also

suspend fi-oin the exercise of his office any person holding any office in the

Colony whether appointed by virtue of any Commission or Warrant from

Us, or in Our name, or by any other mode of appointment. Such suspen-

sion shall continue and have effect only until Our pleasure therein shall be

signified to the Governor. If the suspension is confirmed by one of

Our Principal Secretaries of State, the Governor shall forthwith cause

CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

the officer to he so iiilhi’ined,

In proceeding to any such suspension, the G-overnor is strictly to observe

the directions in that behalf given to him by Our Instructions as aforesaid.

XYII.-—Whenever the office of Oovernor is vacant, or; if the Governor Succession to

become incapable, or be absent from the Colony, Our Lieutenant* Governor Government.

•of the Colony, or if there shall be no such Officer therein, then such person

■or persons as may be appointed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet,

and in default of any such appointment, the person lawfully discharging

the functions of Colonial Secretary shall during Our pleasure administer

the Government of the Colony, first taking the Oaths herein before directed irA °ath9

to be taken by the Governor and in the manner herein prescribed; which

being done, We do hereby authorise, empower, and command Our idmTnistrator.^

Lieutenant Governor, or any other such Administrator as aforesaid, to

•do and execute, during Our pleasure, all things that belong to the office of

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, according to the tenour of these Our

Letters Patent, and according to Our Instructions as aforesaid, and the

laws of the Colony.

XVIII.—And Wedo hereby require aud.command all Our officials and

ministers, civil and military, and all other inhabitants ,pf, the Colony,

to be obedient, aiding and assisting unto the Governor and to any person Hr

for the time being administering the Government of the' Colony.

XIX. —In these Our Letters Patent the ter,m “the Governor

include every person for the time being administering the government pf

the Colony.

XX. —And We do hereby reserve to Ourselves, Our heirs and succes

full power and authority, from time to time, to reyoke, alter, or amend

these Our Letters Patent as to Us or them shall seem meet.

XXI. —And We do further direct and enjoin, that these Our

Patent shall be read and proclaimed at such place or places . within the Letters ^Patent.

Colony as the Governor shall think fit, and shall come: into operation pn

a day to be fixed by the Governor by Proclamation.

In witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made

Patent. Witness Ourself a t Westminster, the Fourteenth day1 of February

in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

By Warrant under the King’s Sign Manual,

Schuster.

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ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE

COUNCILS

Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet to the

Goyemor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and

its Dependencies.

George R.I.

FebtuargSm. Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over Our

Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies or other Officer for the

time being administering the Government of Our said Colony and

its Dependencies.

Preamble Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing even date

Recites

Patent Letters

of even herewith, We have made provision for the office of Governor and Com-

date. mander-in-Chief (therein and hereinafter called the Governor) in and

over Our Colony of Hongkong, and its Dependencies (therein and here-

inafter called the Colony) :

And whereas We have thereby authorised and commanded the Gov-

ernor to do and execute all things that belong to his said office accord-

ing to the tenour of Our said Letters Patent and of any Commission is-

sued to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet and according to such

Instructions as may from time to time be given to him under Our Sign

Manual and Signet or by Order in Our Privy Council or by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State and to such laws as are now or

shall hereafter be in force in the Colony:

Recitesof Instruc-

tions th tions And

191888, whereas Her Majesty Queen Victoria did issue certain Instruc-

January,

and Additional to the Governor under Her Sign Manual and Signet bearing date

Instructions the Nineteenth day of January, 1888, and certain Additional Instructions

7th July, 1896.of bearing date the Seventh day of July, 1896:

And whereas We are minded to substitute fresh Instructions for

the aforesaid Instructions and Additional Instructions:

Revokes in Now therefore We do, by these Our Instructions under Our Sign

wth*5January, Manual on and Signet, revoke as from the date of the coming into opera-

tionaHnstruc' ^'

tionsof?thJuly the Nineteenth

189B

Our saiddayrecited Letters Patent,

of January, 1888, andthe aforesaid

the aforesaidInstructions of

Additional

- Instructions of the Seventh day of July, 1896, but without prejudice to

anything lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct

and enjoin and declare Our will and pleasure as follows:—

Administ

of oaths. ation ^j)eI.—The

pU^iic Governor

service of may, whenever

the Colony he thinks

to take fit, ofrequire

the Oath any person

Allegiance, in the

form prescribed by the Act mentioned in Our said recited Letters Patent,

together with such other Oath or Oaths as may from time to time be

prescribed by any laws in force in the Colony. The Governor is to

administer such Oaths, or to cause them to be administered by some

public officer of the Colony.

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II. —The Executive Council of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut- ^“

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military Officer for Council

the time being in command of Our regular troops within the Colony,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

and of Treasurer of the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as

ex officio Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Members

of the said Council, or as We may from time to time appoint by any

Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State may from time to time appoint under

the Public Seal of the Colony. [As amended by Additional Instruction dated 16-11-28.]

III. —Whenever any Membei, other than an ex officio Member, of

the Executive Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his hand, Member?*?the

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or be declared by the Executive

Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony to be Ooun°

incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or shall be suspended from

the exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, the Governor

may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, provisionally

appoint any public officer to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial

Member of the Council, and any person not a public officer to be tem-

porarily an Unofficial Member of the Council in the place of the Member

so resigning, or dying, or being suspended, or declared incapable, or

being absent, or sitting as an ex officio Member.

Such person shall forthwith cease to be a Member of the Council if

his appointment is disallowed by Us, or if the Member in whose place he

was appointed shall be released from suspension, or, as the case may be,

shall be declared by the Governor by an Instrument under tin* Public

Seal capable of again discharging his functions in the Council, or shall

return to the Colony, or shall cease to sit in the Council as an ex officio

Member. t

IY.—The Governor shall without delay, report to Us, for Our con- such provisional

firmation or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of be ^mediately0

State, every provisional appointment of any person as a Member of the reported,

said Executive Council. Every such person shall hold his place in the

Council during Our pleasure, and the Governor may by an Instrument

under the Public Seal revoke any such appointment.

Y.—The Official Members of the Executive Council shall take pre- Precedences.

; cedence of the Unofficial Members, and among themselves shall have

I seniority and precedence as We may specially assign, and, in default

) thereof, first, the ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

t' are above mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if below

the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall take precedence after

1 the person lawfully discharging the functions of Attorney-General), and

then other Official Members and all Unofficial Members according to the

< priority of their respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

| suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in which they are

t named therein.

VI.—The Governor shall forthwith communicate these Our Instruc- Governor to

tions to the Executive Council, and likewise all such others, from time to

time, as We may direct, or as he shall find convenient for Our service to Executive CouneU

! impart to them. ‘ '

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Executive) _ YIX.—The Exec|ijt|iy@„Council> sija,!] not prooe^(J to ^he despatch of

proceed

business to^

unless business

tw.p unlessatduly

,]Vienrbe^s sninruoued

the least by authority

(exclusivt}, of ,himselfofortheofGovernor,

the Member nor presid-

unless

Go™ernor’sy by ing), be present and assisting throughout the whole of the meetings at

Quorum

who to preside. which,YIII.-r-The

any. suph; business

Governorshallshall

be despatched,

attend and preside at all meetings o>f

the Executive Council, unless when prevented by illness or other grave

cause* and in his absence such Member as the Governor may appoint, or in

the absence of such Member the senior Member of the Council actually

present, shall preside.

Minutes of ' I.Xi—Minutes shall be regularly kept of all the proceedings of the

Council

kept. to be the Executive Council; and

last preceding at eachshallMeeting

meeting of the Council

be confirmed the Minutes

or amended, as the caseof

may require, befbte proceeding to the despatch of any other business;

To be transmit' '* Twi'ce' in each year a full and bxact copy of all Minutes for the

preceding half year shall be transmitted to Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

consult e "e 01

tiye Council ' Governor X,—Inby.the

Ourexecution of the

said recited powersPatent,

Letters and he

authorities

shall in allgranted to the

cases consult

with the Executive Council, excepting only in cases which may be of such

a uature that, in, his judgment, Our service would sustain material pre-

judice by consulting the Council thereupon, or when the matters to be

decided shajl be too unimportant to require their advice, or too urgent

to admit of their advice being given by the time within which it may be

necessary for him to act in respect of any such matters. In all such,,

urgent cases he shall, at the earliest practicable period, communicate to

the Executive Council the measures which he may so have adopted, with

i he reasons therefor.

Governor

entitled alone XI.

to sub- the Executive —The Qov

mit questions. Council for their advice or decision; but if the Governor

decline to submit any question to the Council when requested in writing,

by, any Member so to do, it shall be competent to such Member to

require that there be recorded upon^he Minutes his written application,

together with the answer returned by the Governor to the same.

Governor

act may XII.

in opposition ties granted' —The G

toCouncil.

Executive to him by Our said recited Letters Patent, act in opposition

Reporting to. the advice given to him by the Members of the Executive Council, if

grounds for so he shall in any case deem it right to do so; but in any such case he shall

Member

require may fully

their

report the matter, to Us by the first convenient opportunity, with,

the grounds and reasons of his action. In every such case it shall be

adverse recorded recorded attolength

opinion

toon beMinutes. competent any Member of the said Council to require that there be

on the Minutes the grounds of any advice or opinion

he may give upon the question.

XIII.

Legislativi Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), —-The

the Senior Military Officer

for the time being in Command of Our regular troops within the Colony,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and

Treasurer of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as at the date

of the coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Official Members Official Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appoint by any Instructions <>r Warrants under Our Sign Manual and

Signet, or as the Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through

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due of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all

such persons shall-be styled Official Members of the Legislative Council;

and further of such persons, not exceeding eight in number at any one time,

as,at the date ,of the, coming into operation of Our saidypcited Letters

Patent are Unofficial Members of the said Council, , or as, the Governor,

in pursuance, of Instructions from Us* through..one, , Our Principal e

Secretaries of State, may frpm time to time, appoint by an Instrument

under the Public Seal pf the,,Colony,. and all ^uch persons shall be

styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative'Council deise to hold V.i., '

office in the Colony his seat in: the Council shall thereupon become

vacant. ' [As amendfed bp Adai

XIV. —Whenever any Member .other than an e* Qffipio Member of Pro

the Ueg'slative Couneil, of the, Colc^py shall, py writing under his hand, pFace^of^Mem"

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or lie .suspended from the bers abseilt>

exercise, of his .functions as a Member of the Council, or be declared by

the Governor by an Instrumerit under the Public Seal of the Colony

to be incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or

be absent from the Colony;' or sffiall be acting in ah office the holder of

which is an ex officio Moihber of the Council, of if his seat become

vacant, 6r whenever any person shall be lawfully discharging the func-

tions of more than one of the 6ffie'e?s!the’holders of which are ex officio

Members of the,Council, the Governor may, by ;ah Instrument under the

Ppblic Seal of the Qolony, provisionally .appoint in his place some person

to' ,he temporarily an Official.or. Unofficial Member, of the.Council, as the

casse may .be.

Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith cease to be

a .Member of the Council, if his appointment is disallowed by Us, or

revoked by the Governor, of superseded by the definitive appointment of

an Official of Unofficial Member of the Council, or if the Member in

whose place he was appoiuted shall return to the ,C6lony, or shall be

released from' suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument un

functions in the, said Council., or shall cease to sit in the Council as an

ex officio Member, or shall dease to1 discharge the functions of more than

oh'C’6f the offices the holders pf which are Members of the

Council, as the case may be.

The Governor,shall, wiihbut delay, report to Us, fOr Our confirma- Provisional

tioir or disallowance', through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, ^mmedtateiy

every provisional - appoint ment ‘of- any person as an Official or Uhofficial reP°rted-

Member of the Legislative Council. . .

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our ^'o^ation

pleasure, and tlve Governor may, by an Instruuient under the Public-Seail, appointments,

revoke any such appointment [As amended by Additional Instructions dated 16-11-28.] .

XV. 15th, 192$.^-x.

November -*r[This; . . clause

. . , .was revoked by Additional Instructions dated

XYI.— [This clause:: was' revoked by Additional Instructions dated'

January 10th. T9I22.[] 1

. - ■

XVII.—If any Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council shall Seats declared

I become bankrupt or insolvent, or shall be convicted of any criminal offence, cases!” oei ain

or shall absent himself from the Colony for more than three months

without leave from the Governor, the Governor may declare in writing that

the seat of such Member at the Council is vacant, and immediately on the

^publication of such declaration he shall cease to be a Member' of the Council.

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Resignation

Members. ^y writing under hisUnomciai

of XV III.—Any hand, butMember

no suchmay resign msshallseattake

resignation at the

effectCouncil

until i

it be accepted in writing by the Governor, or by Us through one of Our j

Principal Secretaries of State. i

transact business transaction

notwithstanding XIX.—Theof Legislative

business on Councilof shall

account any not be disqualified

vacancies among the from the '

Members

vacancies. thereof; but the said Council shall not be competent to act in any case 4

Quorum. unless (including the Governor or the Member presiding) there be present j 1

at and throughout the meetings of the Council five Members at the least.

0 f

Membew

em e * °

' ‘ as WeXX.—The Members

may specially of the

assign, andLegislative Council asshall

in default thereof, take:—precedence

follows

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

0) The ex Officio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).

(6) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order

in which they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order:—

(a) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the'

Executive Council of the Colony according to the pre-

cedence taken as between themselves as Members of the

Executive Council.

(6) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in

which they are named therein: Provided that any such

Unofficial Member who is re-appointed immediately on

the termination of his term of office shall as between

himself and other Unofficial Members who are not also

Members of the Executive Council take precedence

according to the. date from which he has been con-

tinously a Member of the Legislative Council.

[As amended by Additional Instructions of 20-11-29.]

who to preside. XXI.—The Governor shall attend and preside in the Legislative

Council, unless prevented by illness or other grave cause; and in his

absence any Member appointed by him in writing shall preside, or, in

default of such Member, the Member who is first in precedence of those

present shall preside.

Questions to be XXII.—All questions proposed for debate in the Legislative Council

majority!^ * shall res bendecided by the majority of votes, and the Governor or the Member

to’have' ori inai Pof thei^i Council,

andcH^tingvote, g shall have

and an

alsooriginal

a castingvotevote,

in common

if upon with

any the other the

question Members

votes

shall be equal.

XXIII.—The Legislative Council may from time to time make stand-

ing rules and orders for the regulation of their own proceedings ; provided

such rules and orders be not repugnant to Our said recited Letters Patent,

or to these Our Instructions, or to any other Instructions from Us under

Our Sign Manual and Signet .

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XXIV. —It shall be competent for anyfordebate Member of the L

Council to propose any question for debate therein ; and such question, if -

seconded by any other Member, shall be debated and disposed of according

to the standing rules and orders. Provided always that every ordinance

vote, resolution, or question, the object or effect of which may be 10

dispose of or charge any part of Our revenue arising within the Colony,

shall be proposed by the (Governor, unless the proposal of the same shall

have been expressly allowed or directed by him.

XXV. —In the passing of Ordinances the Governor and the

sball observe, as far as practicable, the following Rules:— which'ordlnanees

1. —All laws shall be styled “ Ordinances,” and the enacting words

shall be, “ enacted by the Governor of Hongkong, with the advice and Ordinances,

consent “of the Legislative Council thereof.”

2. —All Ordinances shall be distinguished by titles, and shall be

divided into successive clauses or paragraphs, numbered consecutively, and m“ thodScaHy

to every such clause there shall be annexed in the margin a short summary arranged,

of its contents. The Ordinances of each year shall be distinguished by

consecutive numbers, commencing in each year with the number one.

Except in the case of Bills reserved for the signification of Our plea-

sure, all Ordinances passed by the Legislative Council in any one year shall,

f if assented to by the Governor, be assented to by him in that year, shall

be dated as of the day on which the assent of the Governor is given, and

shall be numbered as of the year in which they are passed. Bills not so

assented to by the Governor, but reserved by him for the signification of

Our pleasure, shall be dated as of the day and numbered as of the year on

and in which they are brought into operation.

3. —Each different matter shall be provided for by a different

Ordinance, without intermixing in one and the same Ordinance such things gamelOrdinMd

as have no proper relation to each other; and no clause is to be inserted ane.\ Noctauee^

in or annexed to any Ordinance which shall be foreign to what the title of foreign"to what

such Ordinance imports, and no perpetual clause shall be part of any imMrts’rimpo"

temporary Ordinance. ary Ordinances.

XXVI. —The Governor shall not, except in the cases hereu

tioned, assent in Our name to any Bill of any of the following classes:— Assented to.**

1. —Any Bill for the divorce of persons joined together in holy matri-

mony :

2. —Any Bill whereby any grant of land or money, or other donation

or gratuity, may be made to himself:

j 3.—Any Bill affecting the Currency of the Colony or relating to the

, issue of Bank notes :

1 t.—Any Bill establishing any Banking Association, or amending or

altering the constitution, powers, or privileges of any Banking Association:

5.—Any Bill imposing differential duties :

I obligations

6.—Anyimposed

Bill theupon provisions of which shall appear inconsistent with

Hs by Treaty:

|r 7. Any Bill interfering with the discipline or control of Our forces by

i. and, sea, or air :

i | Our 8.—Any Billorofthean rights

prerogative, extraordinary natureof and

and property importance,

Our subjects not whereby

residing

. in the Colony, or the trade and shipping of Our United Kingdon and its

jl Dependencies, may be prejudiced:

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9. —Any B

be subjected or made liable to any disabilities or restrictions to whicql

persons of European birth or descent are not also subjected or made liablei

10. —A.ny

13 refused, or which have been disallowed by Us :

r Unless in the case of any such Bill as aforesaid the Governor shah

immediate have previously obtained Our instructions upon such Bill through one oi

operation

Ordinanre.of a suspending

Our Priucipa! Secretaries of State, or unless such Bill shall contain a clause

the' operation of such Bill until the signification, of Oui

pleasure thereupon, or unless the Governor shall "hate satisfied himself

that an urgent necessity exists requiring that such Bill be brought, intc

immediate operation, in which case he is authorised to assent m Our name

to such Bill, unless the same shall be repugnant to the law of England, oi

inconsistent with any ,obligations- imposed on Us by treaty, But he is to

transmit to Us, by the earliest opportunity, the Bill so assented to together!

with his reasons for assenting thereto.

XX V If.—Every Bill intended to affect or benefit some particular per-!

son, association or corporate body, shall,contain a section saving the rights

of Us, Our heirs and successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all!

Others except such as are mentioned in the Bill and those claiming by, from,

and under them. Xo such Bill, not being a Government measure, shall be

introduced into the Legislative Council until due notice has been given]

by not less than two successive publications pf the Bill in the Hongkong

Government Gazette, ;-nd in such other manner as may be required by the

Standing Buies and Orders for the time being in force; and the Governor

shall not assent thereto"iri Our natne until it has been so published. A;

certificate under the handof the Governor shall be transmitted1 to Us with !

the Bill signifying that such publication lias been made.

Ordinances,

to be sent &c., XXVIII.—When any Ordinaxice shall have been passed or when any

home

■’• edeed.

dirty aiithenti- Governor Bill shall hive been reserved for the signification of Our pleasure, the!

shall transmit to Us, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of

State, for Our final approval, disallowance'or other direction thereupoUV a.

full and exact copy in duplicate of the same, and of the marginal summary!

thereof, duly authenticated under the Public Seal of the Colony, and by

his own signature. Such copy shall be accompanied by such explanatory

observations as may be required to exhibit the reasons and occasion for

passing such Ordinance Or Bill.

Coiiection

Ordinancesevioft< each XXIX.—At the earliest practicable period at the commencement of!

published year, the Governor shall cause a complete collection to be published,!

for general information,of all Ordinances enacted during the pr-ceding

Minutes ofofpro-

ceedings XXX. —

LegislativeCoun-

oilsend

to behome

kept,and Legislative Council, and a^t each meeting.of.-the said Council, the Minutes

after of the last preceding meeting shall be confirmed, or amended, as the case

every meeting. may require, before proceeding to the despatch of any other business.

The Governor shall transmit to Us, through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, as soon as possible after every meeting a full and

exact copy of the Minutes of the said Council.

Surveys

reservations and to XXXI. —

beforeare ing

bewastemadelands the Governor shall cause the same to be surveyed, and such reservations

disposed

Governor of.not tc purposes. The Governor shall not, directly or forindirectly,

to be made thereout as he may think necessary roads or other public

purchase for

purchase lands. himself any of Such lauds without Our special permission given through

one of Our Principal (Secretaries of State.

EOYAL INSTEUOTIONS—HONGKONG

XXXII.—All Commissions to be granted by the Governor to any per- Appointments1 to

son or persons for exercising any office or employment shall, unless other- and during™

wise provided by law, be granted during pleasure only ; and whenever the pleasure.

Governor shall appoint to any vacant office or employment, of which the

initial emoluments exceed one thousand dollars or one hundred pounds

sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are fixed with reference

to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, any person not by Us

specially directed to be appointed thereto, he shall, at the same time, ex-

pressly appraise such person that Such appointment is to be considered only

as temporary and provisional until Our allowance or disallowance thereof

be signified.

XXXIII.—Before suspending from the exercise of his office any public Suspension of

officer whose annual pensionable emoluments exceed one thousand dollars 0fflcere-

or one hundred pounds sterling, according as the said emoluments are fixed

with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, the

Governor shall signify to such officer, by a statement in writing, the

grounds of the intended suspension, and shall call upon him to state in

writing the grounds upon which he desires to exculpate himself, and if the

i officer does not furnish such statement within the time fixed by the Gover-

f nor, or fails to exculpate himself to the satisfaction of the Governor, the

Governor shall appoint a Committee of the Executive Council to investigate

J the charge made and to make a full report to the Executive Council. The

Governor shall forthwith cause such report to be considered by the Council,

l and shall cause to be recorded on the Minutes whether the Council or the

majority thereof does or does not assent to the suspension ; and if the

i I Governor thereupon proceed to such suspension, he shall transmit the

I ; report of the Committee and the evidence taken by it, together with the

; Minutes of the proceedings of the Council, to Us through one of Our

; Principal Secretaries of State by the earliest opportunity. But if in any

l ' i case the interests of Our service shall appear to the Governor to demand

* ’ that a person shall cease to exercise the powers and functions of his office

1 i instantly, or before there shall be time to take the proceedings hereinbefore

( directed', he shall then interdict such person from the exercise of the powers

d and functions of his office.

(I XXXTY.—Whenever any offender shall have been condemned bv Regulation of D

, the sentence' of any Court in the Colony to suffer death, the Governor Tncapkii ca*es

II shall call upon the Judge who presided at the trial to make to him a written Judge’s report ‘

I report of the case of such offender, and shall cause such report to be taken Coi,ncn

befoieExeoutive

into consideration at the first meeting of the Executive Council which may -

** < be conveniently held thereafter, and he may cause the said Judge to be

specially summoned to attend at such meeting and to produce bis notes

f thereat. The Governor shall not pardon or reprieve any such offender

t1*] \ unless it shall appear to him expedient so to do, upon receiving the advice Governor to take

at* | of the Executive Council thereon ; but in all such cases he is to decide Uve'couneinn1'

a# \ either to extend or to withhold a pardon or reprieve, according to his own exercise

| deliberate judgment, whether the Members of the Executive Council concur own judgment

1 j therein or otherwise, entering, nevertheless, on the Minutes of the Execu- sonson^Councfi

n] : tive Council a Minute of his reasons at length, in case he should decide Minutes, if tm-

\‘ any such question

Members thereof. in opposition to the judgment of the majority of the majority.

theadvi^onhe

. I XXXV.—The Governor shall punctually forward to Us from year to Blue Book.

■l i j year, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, the annual book

,fc of returns for the Colony, commonly called the Blue Book, relating to

J the Revenue and Expenditure, Defence, Public Works, Legislation, Civil

i-Establishmeuts, Pensions, Population, Schools, Course of Exchange,

170 KOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Imports and Exports, Agriculture, Produce, Manufactures, and other

matters in the said Blue Book more particularly specified, with reference

to the state and condition of the Colony.

Governor’;! XXXVI.—The Governor shall not upon any pretence whatever quit

absence. the Colony without having first obtained leave from Us for so doing

under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State.

Term “ the"

Governor XXXVII.—In these Our Instructions the term “the Governor” shall,

explained unless inconsistent with the context, include every person for the time

being administering the Government of the Colony.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s, this Fourteenth day of February,

1917, in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

ADDITIONAL ROYA.L INSTRUCTIONS

Additonal Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to ihe Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the duration of the appointment of Unofficial

Members of the Executive Council and of the Legislative Council

of that Colony.

Bated 10th January, 1922. George R.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our said

Colony and it s Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under t he Great Seal of Our Preamble.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland bearing date at West-

minster the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did make provision

for the Government of Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies

(hereinafter called the Colony) and did amongst other things declare Recites Letters

that there should be an Executive Council and a Legislative Council in

and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as We might

direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Recites instruc-

Signet, bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did con- p^bniaryYm?.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth:

And whereas We are minded to make further provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils:

Now, therefore. We do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony Revokes clause10

of these Our Additional Instructions under Ou Sign Manual and uonsYmth*

Signet, hereby revoke the Sixteenth Clause of Our said Instructions of Febnisi-y, 1917

the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything

lawfully done thereunder, and We do direct and enjoin and declare Our

Will and pleasure as follows:

I.--Every Unofficial Member of the Executive Council appointed vacation of

after the date of the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions official Members

in the Colony shall vacate his seat at the end of five years from

the date of the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which,

he is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment the aforesaid period of five years shall be reckoned from

the date of the Instrument provisionally appointing him.

Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re- Unofficial Mem-

appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public re-YppofntmeYt.

Seal of the Colony for a further period not exceeding five

years, subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

172 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

Pfecedence of II.—Every Unofficial Member of the said Executive Council re-

bers^appoint-

ed

- appointed

shall take immediately on the termination

precedence according' to the dateoffrom

his term

whichof heOffice

has

been continuously a Member of the said Council.

vacation of seats III.—Every person who at the date of the receipt of these Our

Members of' Additional Instructions in the Colony is an Unofficial Member

CouncifVt of the Legislative

years, Council may

and every Unofficial retainappointed

Member his seat until

afterthetheenddate

of sixof

the receipt: of these Our Additional Instructions in the Colony

shall vacate his seat at the end of four years, from the date of

the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which, he was or

is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

, , ment. ,, .

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed' to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

appointmeht is immediately folioived by his definitive appoint*

meiit, the aforesaid periods of six years 'or four years, as the

case may be, shall be reckoned from thfei date' of the Instrument

provisiimally appointing him.

Unofficial Mem- ^ Every such .Unofficial Mefoiber shall !be eligible to be re- 1

re-^ppofm,mem t. , ' anointed

Seal of the byColony-for,a

thAGovernor by anjteHbd

further Instrument under the

not exceeding fourPublic

years

subject . to Ofif approval conveyed through one1 of Our

PrinciCd Secretaries of’State.

Given at Odr Court'at Saint James's this Tenth day of January,

li}22- in idle Ttyefft h year of Our Reign.

Auditional Instructions to the

Governor and. Cy.inmander-in-Chief, Hongkong.

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the constitution of ; the Executive Council and of

the Legislative Council of that Colony.

Dated loth Npvember, 1928. Gkokue R.l.

Additional Instructions to Our .Governor aiid Cohj.hiarider-in-Chief in

and over our Colony of Hongkdng and its Dependencies, or other"

Officer for the time being administetihg the. Governhxent of Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas” by certain Letters I^hreht uhde'r the Gfear' Beal of Our Preamble.

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fohrteenth day Of February,

1917, We did malte' provision‘ for1'the G overnment of Otrr. Colony of pjmffiomth8

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hfeteinafter called the, Colony) and February, 1917.

did amohgst other things declaio that there should be an Executive

Council and a Legrslative'‘Council in and for1 the Colony which should

consist of touch' persons as We might'difetit by Iristructidus under Our

Sign Manual and Sighet:

And whereas by Our Instructions under -Our Sign-Manual and wyS”10'

•Signet , bearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917-, We did con- February, 1917.

stitute the said Executive and Legislative' Councils.-as therein is set

forth;

And whereas we one' minded to make fuirtlrer provision respecting

the said Executive and Legislative Councils:;

Xow therefore we do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony ^'xui xivSeS

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and and xv of

Signet, hereby revoke the Second, Thirteenth, fourteenth, .and Fifteenth ^^FeWdary

Clauses of Our said Instructions of the Fourteenth day of hehruary,1917.

■1917, withdiit prejudice to anything lawfully done thereunder, and

instead thereof We do direct and enjoin and declare Opr will and

pleasure that from the date of such receipt the aforesaid -Instructions

shall henceforth be construed and take effect as if the following

clauses had been inserted therein in place qf the Second, Thirteenth,

Fourteenth and Fifteenth Clauses thereof :

II.—The Executive Couucil of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut- Consntutmnof

enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military council.

Officer for the time being in command of Our regular troops

within the Colony, the persons for the time being lawfully dis-

charging the functions of Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-

General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and of Treasurer of

the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as ex officio

Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

174 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTEUCTIONS—HONGKONG

coming into operation of Onr said recited Letters Patent are

Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appiont by any Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign

Manual and Signet, or as the Governor in pursuance of

Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries

of State may from time to time appoint under the Public Seal

of the Colony.

Constitution

legislative of XIII.—The Legislative Council of the Colony shall consist of the

Council. Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), the Senior

Military Officer for the time being in Command of Our regular

troops within the Colony, the persons for the time being

lawfully discharging the functions of Colonial Secretary,

Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and Treasurer

of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colonj, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as

at the date of the coming into operation of Our said recited

OfRcialMembers. Letters Patent are Official Members of the said Council, or as

We may from time to time appoint by any Instructions or

Warrants under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one

of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony,

and all such persons shall be styled Official Members of the

Legislative Council; and further of such persons, not exceeding

Unofficial eight in number at any one time, as at the date of the coming

Members. into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Unofficial

Members of the said Council, or as the Governor, in persuance

of Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal

Secret aries of State, may from time to time, appoint by an

Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such

persons shall be styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative

Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative Council cease

to hold office in the Colony his seat in the Council shall there-

upon become vacant.

Pr0V

totoent* in XIV.—Whenever any Member other than an ex officio Member

^Teo,

absent, Members

&c. ofunder

the hisLegislative

hand resignCouncil

his seatof inthetheColony

Council,shall, by writing

or shall die, or

be suspended from the exercise of his functions as a Member

of the Council, or be declared by the Governor by an Instru-

ment under the Public Seal of the Colony to be incapable of

exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the

holder of which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or if

his seat become vacant, or whenever any person shall be

lawfully discharging the functions of more than one of the

offices the holders of which are ex officio Members of the

Council, the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public

Seal of the Colony, provisionally appoint in his place some

person to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial Member of

the Council, as the case may be.

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG 175

“ Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith

cease to be a Member of the Council if his appointment is

disallowed by Us, or revoked by the Governor, or superseded

by tbe definitive appointment of an Official or Unofficial

Member of the Council, or if the Member in whose place he

was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall be released

from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument under the Public Seal capable of again discharging

his functions in the said Council, or shall cease to sit in the

Council as an ex officio Member, or shall cease to discharge the

functions of more than one of the offices the holders of which

are ex officio Members of the Council, as the case may be.”

The Governor shall, without delay, report to Us, for Our confirma- Provisional 0

tion or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, be unmedtateiy

every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial reported.

Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our Revocation o

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public ment.9.PPO>r't

Seal, revoke any such appointment.

Given at Our Court at St. James’s this Fifteenth day of November,

1928, in the Nineteenth year of Our Reign.

ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSi'tiUOTlOiNS

Additional Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the precedence of Members of the Legislative

Council thereof.

Dated 20th November, 1929. George R.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our preamble.

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony of

Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the Colony) and Recites Letters

did amongst other things declare that there should be a Legislative February, m*?.

Council in and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as

We might direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

17£ ADUiTJ.ONAL KOYAfi INSTRUCIU^S-HONGKONG

Recites

r And whei'Qas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and.

i4th

1917. February constitute

Signet bearing

the said dateLegislative

the Fourteenth

pouncildayas therein

of February,

is set 1917,

forth, We

and did

by

the Twentieth Clause of the said Instructions did direct that the

Members of the said Council should have such precedence as therein is

sef forth : (i '

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in regard to-

the precedence of. the Members: of the said Legislative Council:

freshciausef

clauser xxof0f0rr of these

Now Our

therefore We do, Instructions

Additional as from the dateunderof the

Ourreceipt

Sign inManual

the Colony

and

i4th

1917. Februar

rua} Signet, hereby revoke the Twentieth Clause of Our said Instructions of

’ the Fourteenth day Of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything

lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct and enjoin

and'dehlare Onr will and pleasure that from the date of such receipt

■the'afprOsWid Ihstfuctions shall henceforth be construed and take effect

as if the following clause had been inserted therein in place of the

Twentieth Clause thereof:—

Precedence

em ers of XX.—Thh Members of the Legislative Council shall take precedence

‘ as We may1 spe’ciklly assign, and iff default thereof, as follows :—

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(a) The ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).

(b) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order: —

(a) The* Unbfficial Members who are alS© ’Members of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the

precedence taken as between themselves as Members of

the Executive Council.

(i>) OthepIJn official Members, according tp tjhe priority, of .their.

, respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

< o|; the same Instrument; according to the order in which

they are named therein: Provided that any such [In-

official Member who is re-appointed immediately on the

termination of his term of office shall as between himself

an4 other Unofficial Members who are not also Members

' of''the Executive Council t-akd pfcceffenhe acbording to the

date from which he has been continuously a Member of

the.LegiMatite'Council..

Giyen at Our Cyurt at Saint James’s this Twentieth day of Novem-

ber. 1929, in the Twentieth Year of Our Feign.

CONSTITUTION OB’ COUNCILS—HONGKONG 177

Executive Council

The Executive Council consists' o£ :—

Official

H.E. the General Officer Cominanding tlie Troops ^M’ajbr-General

A. W. Bartholomew, c.b., c.m.g., c.b.e , n.s.o.).

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. N L. Smith, c.m.g.).

The Hon. the Attorney General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, k.c.,o.b.e.). ,

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. R. AT,C. l^orth,)..

The Hon. the Financial Secretary (Mr. S. Caine).

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson (Director of Public Wbrhs).

Unofficial

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c., ll.d.

The Hon. Sir R. H. Kotewall,. Kt.. c.m.g.,, i.l.d.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.,

Legislative Coun’Cil

The following are the members of the Legislative Council: —

H.E. the Governor (Sir G. A. S. Northcote, k.c.m.g.), President.

Official

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

A. W. Bartholomew, c.b., c.m.g., c.b.e., d.s.o.).

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. N. L. Smith, c.m.g.).

The Hon. the Attorney Genera,! (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, k.c., o.b.e.).

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. R. A. C. North).

The Hon. the Financial Secretary (Mr. S. Caine).

The Hon. Comdr. G.: F. Hole, k.n. (Retired) (Harbour Master).

The Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson (Director of Public, Works).

The Hon. Mr. T. Hr Ring.(Commtesion^r;of Police):

The Hon. Dr. P. S<;SelwymClarm.c. ,(Director of Medical Services).

Unofficial

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c. ll.d.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.

The Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, c.b.e.

The Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo.

The Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell. ,

The Hon. Mr. Leo D’Almada e Castro, Junior.

The Hon. Dr. Li Shu-fan. :i

The Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields.

Appointment or Members/oe . the Leg islative ^Council

By a Despatch from the Secretary of State, the following course is foliowed in

the appointment of unofficial members

Appointed, by the Governor (one at least of whom

bein£'a-member of the Chinese community) ... 6

Elected by the Chaniber Of, Commerce ...... ... 1

Elected by the Justfes of the' Pesice ... 1

STANDING RULES AND ORDERS

OF

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OE HONGKONG

Made by the Legislative Council of Hongkong in pursuance of the provisions of

Clause XXIII of the Instructions of His Majesty the King under His Sign

Manual and Signet bearing date the Iftjj day ofjFebruary, 1917.

1.—Qath of Allegiance

(1) No member of the Council shall sit or vote therein until he shall have

taken and subscribed the oath of allegiance, provided that any person authorised by

law to make an affirmation instead of taking an oath shall be permitted to make a

solemn affirmation in lieu of the oath of allegiance.

(2) The oath or affirmation shall be administered by the Governor.

2 —Language

(1) The proceedings and debates of the Council shall be in the English language.

(2) A member may present a petition in Chinese, if the petition be accom-

panied by an English translation certified to lie correct by the member who presents it.

3.—Sittings of Council *

(1) The meetings of the Legislative Council shall be held on such day and at

such hour as may from time to time be ordered by the Governor.

(2) At the beginning of each meeting, and before proceeding to the despatch

of any other business, the President shall, if the minutes of the last preceeding

meeting have been circulated to the members, propose that they be confirmed. If

the said minutes have not been circulated they shall be read by the Clerk and the

President shall then propose that they be confirmed. Upon any proposal that the

minutes be confirmed no debate shall be allowed except as to the accuracy of the

minutes and with reference to an amendment actually proposed.

(3) The President may at any time adjourn Or suspend any meeting.

4.—Standing Committees

(1) There shall be the following standing committees of the Council:—

(а) The Finance Committee, which shall consist of the Colonial Secretary

(Chairman), the Treasurer, the Director of Public Works and the

unofficial members of the Council.

(б) The Public Works Committee, which shall consist of the Director

of Public Works (Chairman), the Treasurer, and the unofficial

members of the Council.

(c) The Law Committee, which shall consist of the Attorney General

(Chairman), and four other members of the Council appointed at

the first meeting of the year by the President, who shall have

power to fill vacancies arising in the Committee during the course

of the year.

* Onand

the XXI

subjectof the

of theKoyal

quorum, and of who

Instructions of theshould

14th preside.

February,See1917.

respectively Clauses XIX

EULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 179

(2) Three memhers shall form a quorum of any standing committee.

(3) The Governor may at any time refer direct to the Finance Committee any

proposal concerning additional expenditure not already provided for in the annual

estimates.

(4) Any member of the Council shall be entitled to attend any meeting of a

standing committee but no member may take any part in the proceedings of a

committee of which he is not a member.

5.—Select Committees

(1) Any matter before the Council may be referred by the President, or upon

a motion d uly passed by the Council, to a select committee.

(2) A select committee shall consist of at least three members who shall be

nominated by the President: Provided that any member may move that another

member be substituted for any member so nominated, and if the motion be seconded

the amendment shall, after debate, be put to the vote, and the question shall be

decided accordingly.

(3) The chairman of a select committee shall be appointed by the President.

(4) Three members of a select committee shall form a quorum except when

the select committee consists of three members only in which event two shall form

a quorum.

(5) In the event of the death, resignation or absence from the Colony of any

member of a select committee the President may appoint another member in his

place.

6.—Procedure on Standing and Select Committees

(1) In the absence of the chairman of a standing or select committee the

senior member present shall act as chairman.

(2) The chairman of a standing or select committee shall have an original

vote and shall also have a casting vote if the votes be equal.

(3) The chairman of any committee may require the attendance and services

of the Clerk of the Council.

(4) The report of a committee shall be signed, and presented to the Council,

by the chairman.

(6) Any member of a committee dissenting from the opinion of the majority

may put in a written statement of his reasons for such dissent, and such statement

shall be appended to the report of the committee.

7.—Duties of the Clerk

(1) The Clerk shall send to each member written notice of each meeting of

the Council, accompanied by a copy of the Order of Business and of any bill which

it is proposed to read a first time at the meeting in question, at least two clear days

before the day fixed for the meeting, except in case of emergency when such notice

shall be given as the circumstances may permit.

(2) The Clerk shall keep the minutes of the proceedings of the Council, and

of committees of the whole Council, and shall send to each member the draft

minutes of each meeting so soon as possible after the meeting.

(3) The minutes of the proceedings of the Council shall record the names of

the members attending and all decisions of the Council, and shall, when confirmed

at the next following meeting of the Council, be signed by the President.

(4) In the case of divisions of the Council or committee of the whole Council,

the minutes shall include the numbers voting for and against the question, and the

names of the members so voting.

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(5) The Clerk shall be responsible-for the custody of the votes, records, bills,

and other documentSrlaid. befoa’e the ,Co(uneU) which shall be open to inspection by

members of the Council, and othej; persons under such arrangements as maybe

sanctioned by the President.

' . ' . . ’ 8.—Ordek .of Business

Unless the Council otherwise direct, the business of each sitting day shall be

transacted in the following or^er:^- . ,40: >

1. Confirmation of minutes of. last preceding meeting.

2. Oath or affirmation of allegiance,of .a new member.

3. Announcements.

4. Papers, including any reports of standing or select committees

which are laid upon the table by order of the Governor and which

are,hot the subject of'finy motion.

5. ’Petitions."

6. ■ Questions.

7. ■Government business. ‘ - ;

8. Unofficial members’, motions..

GoVefnnleht btrsiness shall be'sef' dowri in such order as the President may

direct, and unofficial members’ motions shall be set down in the order hi which

notice -of each motion was given, a

9.—Petitions

(1) Every petition intended to be presented to the Council must conclude with

a-prayer Setting forth'the-general object of the- petitioner.

(2) A petition shall not be presented fo the Council unless it be in accordance

with the rules Gnih in tolhe in regard5to petitions.

. (3) The m|mber ^jedehting a petitibn may state concisely the purport of the

petition.

, (4) All petitions shall be, ordered to. lie upon the table without question put

unless a memb'ef' wfieh’1 presenting' a ^’petition ihofe for it to he read, printed or

referred to a select committee.

(S) Phe 6puncii Vi 11’hot'receffe any petition—

(d-1 which isis not

(b) which not properly

addressedandto respectfully

the Council;worded;

(c) which has not at least one signature on the sheet on which the

. prayer of the petition appears;

(df' H^hifeh has hot at ‘feast the prayer at the head of each subsequent

'shifet of 'sighathfes;.

(ty iviiiffil afiks for a grant of public money or the release of a debt to

public funds unless the recommendation of the Governor thereto

O' has-been

'whieh doessignified; bV with such rules as may from time to time

not conform

i'be'prescribed' by the Gouncil. 1

O ' : 10;-t-Papers

(1) All papers shall be presented by an official member of the Council and their

presentation shall, be, entered upon the minutes.

(2) A menffier presenting a paper may make a short explanatory statement of

its contents.

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(3) All papers shall be ordered to lie upon the table without question put and

any motion for the printing thereof shall be determined without amendment or

debate.

(4) All .Rules and Orders made by the Governor in Executive Council under

the authority of an Ordinance, which do not require the approval of the Legislative

Council, shall be laid on the table as soon as may be after being made.

11.—Questions to Members

(1) (Questions may be put to official members relative'to!public affairs with

which they are officially connected, proceedings pending in the Council, or any

.matter of administration for which* such members are'responsible.

(2) * Questions may also be put to other memb

other public matter connected with the business of the Council for which such mem-

bers are responsible.

(3) A question shall not contain arguments, inferences,'opinions, imputations,

epithets, ironical expressions, or hypothetical cases.

(4) A -question shall not include the names of persons, or statements, not

strictly necessary to render the question intelligible, nor contain charges which the

member, who asks the question, is not prepared to substantiate.

.:(5) A question must not be asked for .the purpose of obtaining an expression

-of opinion, the solution of an abstract legal case, or the answer to a hypothetical

proposition. ■ o .- ■ /.

, (6) A question shall hot be ask’C'd without Written notice, unless it is of an

iil'geht character hud fhe'hiember has obtaitied' the leave of the President so to ask it.

(7) . 4, question mustiUpt be made the pretext fo

fully answered be asked again without the leave pf the i President.

(8) A member may ask a supplementary question for the purpose of further

elucidating any matter of fact regarding which an answer has been given; tut a

supplementary question must uot be used tqhntro.duce matter not included in the

original'question.

12.-^Messaoes from the Governor and Address by the Governor

A message from the Governor, if presented tp the Council by an official member,

may be brought up at any time before the commencement or at the close, of public

business, and shall be considered forthwith or ordered to be cohsidered upon a

future day as the member presenting it may appoint. The Governor may address

the Council at any time.

, 12. —Manner of Giving hfoxiCEs

(1) Where under aby Standing Order (or the practice of the Council) notice

is required, such notice shall be given by being handed in at the Tabic during the

sitting of the Council or by delivery at the office of the Clerk or other place appointed

by Standing Ordet (o,r the President) within the hours prescribed for the purpose. ,

(2) Except with- the permission of the President, no notice.shall he valid for

any particular meeting or Council unless it shall have been so handed in or delivered

at least’ three clear days before such meeting of Council. Sundays and holidays

shall not be included in the computation of the said period of three days.

(3) Any such notice shall be .printed and shall be circulated to members of the

Council, if possible not less than two clear days before the next meeting of the

Council for which it is valid.

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(4) Any such notice shall be printed in the form in which it is handed in or

delivered.

(5) Motions or amendments sent to the Clerk shall be printed and circulated

by him, even if they be matters notice of which is not required, and in the case of

amendments to bills shall be arranged so far as may be in the order in which they

will be proposed.

(6) A notice given orally in Council, shall not have any force after that

sitting of the Council unless it be supplemented by a notice given in accordance with

paragraph (1) of this Order.

14.—Notice of Motions

Unless the Standing Orders otherwise direct, notice shall be given of any motion

which it is proposed to make with the exception of the following:—

1. A motion for the confirmation or correction of the minutes of the

Council.

2. A motion made in committee of the whole Council.

3. A motion for the adjournment of the Council or of any debate.

4. A motion that a petition be read, printed or referred to a select

committee.

5. A motion that the report of a standing committee be adopted.

6. A motion that the report of a select committee be referred to a

committee of the whole Council or be printed.

7. A motion for the withdrawal of strangers.

8. A motion for the suspension of a member.

9. A motion for the withdrawal or postponement of any item in the

Order of Business.

10. A motion for the substitution of another member for a member

nominated to a select committee.

11. A motion for the reference of any matter to a committee.

12. A motion for the suspension of any Standing Order.

15.—Dispensing with Notice

Notice shall not be dispensed with in the case of a motion or in respect of any

other proceeding for which notice is required except with the consent of the

President.

16.—Rules of Debate

(1) A member desiring to’ speak in Council shall rise in his place and address

his observations to the President.

(2) A member desiring to speak in committee shall address his observations

to the Chairman.

(3) If two or more members offer at the same time to speak, the President or

Chairman shall call on the member who first catches his eye.

(4) A member must confine his observations to the subject under discussion.

(5) Reference shall not be made to any matter on which a judicial decision is

pending, in such a way as may prejudice the interests of parties thereto.

(6) No member shall impute improper motives to any other member.

(7) Except when the Council be in committee no member shall speak more

than onue on any proposition before the Council except in explanation (as provided

in paragraph 8 of this Order), or to a point of order, or, in the case of the mover of

a substantive motion, in reply, but any member may second a motion or amendment

by rising in his place and bowing to the chair without prejudice to his right to speak

at a later period of the debate.

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(8) A member who has spoken to a question may again be heard to offer

explanation of some material part of his speech which has been misunderstood, but

he must not introduce new matter.

(9) A member who has spoken may speak again when a new Question has

been proposed from the chair such as a proposed amendment.

(10) Any member who dissents from the opinion of the majority may, if he

give notice forthwith of his intention to do so, lay upon the table a statement of the

grounds of his dissent, either at the same or a subsequent meeting of the Council.

(11) His Majesty’s name shall not be used to influence the Council.

(12) The, conduct of His Majesty, members of the Royal Family, the Governor

or. Administrator, members of the Council, and judges or other persons engaged in

the Administration of justice, shall not be raised except upon a substantive motion;

and in any amendment, question to a member, or remarks in a debate on a motion

dealing with any other subject, any reference to the conduct of the persons afore-

said shall be out of order.

17.—Relevancy in Debate

(1) Debate upon any motion, bill or amendment shall be relevant to such

motion, bill or amendment.

(2) Where an amendment proposes to leave out words and insert other words

instead of them, debate upon the first question proposed on the amendment may

include both the words proposed to be left out and those proposed to be inserted.

(3) On an amendment proposing to leave out words or to insert words debate

shall be confined to the omission or insertion of such words respectively.

18.—Anticipation

(1) It shall be out of order to make a motion or move an amendment dealing

in anticipation with the subject of a bill or other matter appointed in the Order of

Business for consideration : and an amendment shall also be out of order if it deal

in anticipation with the subject matter of a motion of which notice has been given.

(2) A matter appointed in the Order of Business, or a motion or amendment

of which notice has been given, shall not be anticipated in any other debate.

19. —

(1) No member may speak to any question after the same has been fully put

by the President or Chairman.

(2) A question is fully put, when the President or Chairman has collected the

voices both of the ayes and of the noes.

20. ^

By the indulgence of the Council, a member may make a personal explanation,

although there be no question before the Council, but no debatable matter may be

brought forward, or debate arise, upon the explanation.

21.—President to be Heard Without Interruption

Whenever the President, or the Chairman, rises during a debate, any member

then speaking, or offering to speak, must if standing sit down, and must in any case

refrain from speaking, and the Council or committee is to be silent so that the

President, or the Chairman, may be heard without interruption.

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22.—Responsibility fob Order

The. President in Council, and the Chairman in any committee, shall t*e respon-

sible for the observance of the rules, of order in the Council and committee respec-

tively, and their decision upon any point of order shall not be open to appeal and

shall not be reviewed by the Council except upon a substantive motion made after

notice.

23.—Breaches of Order

' (1) If a Member show disregard for the authority br the chair, or abuse the

rules of the Council by persistently and wilfully obstructing the business; of the

Coiihcil, or otherwise, the President shall direct the attention of the' Council to the

incident, mentioning by name the member concerned. A motion may then bO niade

upon which the President shall forthwith put the question, ho amendment, adjourn-

ment, or debate being allowed, “ That such member be suspended frdnrthe service

of the Council.” If such an offence shall have been committed in a committee of

the whole Council, the Chairman shall forthwith suspehd the proceedings of the

committee and report1 the circumstances to the Council; and the President shall on

a motion being made thereupon put the same question, without amendment, adjourn-

ment or debate, as if the offence had been committed in the Council itself.

(2) Not more than one member shall be named at the same time,'unless several

members present together have jointly disregarded the authority 5f the chair.

(3) If a member be suspended under the provisions of this order his suspension

shaU last until determined by the Council.

(4) The President or Chairman, after having called the attention of the Council

or committee to the conduct of a member who persists in irrelevance or tedious

repetition either of his own arguments or of the arguments used by other members

in debate, may direct the nieinber tp discontinue his speech.

(5) . The President or, Chairman shall order members whose cond

disorderly; to withdraw immediately from the Council Chamber during the remainder

of the day’s sitting- ;•

(6) If a direction to withdraw under paragraph (.5), of thiSjOrder, be not corns

plied with at once, or if on any occasion the President or Chairman.;deem,( that hi-

powers under that Paragraph are inadequate, he may name such member or mem-

bers in pursuance of paragraph (1) of this order.

(7) The President or Chairman whether acting under paragraph (1) or (5) of

this order may direct such steps to be taken as are required to enforce liis order.

(8) Members who are suspended under paragraph (h) cif this order dr: are

directed to withdraw under paragraph- (5), shall forthwith withdraw from the

precincts of the Council Chamber. ; .H ;.

(9) Nothing in this order shall be deemed to prevent the Council from proceed-

ing against any member foy.any breach of ;or

ceeding in any other way it thinks fit in dealing with the breaches of order herein

mentioned. ,

24.- -Voting * ■-

(1) All questions shall be decided by a majority of Votes, mcluding fhe'vote of

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, and whenever the votes are equal

the President, or in any Committee the Chairman, shall have a Casting vote.

(2) .At the gouclfUsion of a debate ,the question shall, be put by the . President,

or (in any committee by jjhe Chairman, and the votes may be taken, by,yokes aye and

vote.♦On the subject

See Clause XXII ofof decision

the’Rb^al_ byInstructions

the majority,

of'theand:l4th

on the Governor’s

February, dti?.erio-inal and, casting

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no and the result shall: be declared by the President or Chairman, but any member

may claim a division when the votes shall be taken by the Clerk asking each member

separately how he desires to vote and recording the votes accordingly.

(8) In taking the division the names of all the unofficial members shall be called

before the names or official titles of any of the official members. In both cases the

names,* or official titles as the case may be, shall be called in order, beginning with the

senior member, provided that the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall

vote last.

, (4) When a division is claimed either in Council or in any committee every

member present shs-ll, unleiss he expressly state that he declines to vote, record his

vote either for; the ayps or hoes. The Clerk shall enter on the minutes the record

of each member’s vote and shall add a statement of the names of members who

declined to vote.

,(§) As soon as, the Clerk has collected the votes the President, or in any com-

mittee the Chairman, shall state the numbers voting for the ayes and the noes

respectively and shall then declare the result of the division or give his casting vote

as the case may be.

. . i- , (6) If a member state that he voted in error or that his vote has been counted

wrongly, he may claim to have his vote' altered, provided that such request is made

as soon as the President has announced the numbers and before he shall have

declared the result of the division.

’ (7) A member shall not votebm any subject in which he has a direct personal

pecuniary interest, but a motion to oisallow a member’s vqte on this ground shall

be ma

have been declared. If th,e motion for the, disallowance'qf a member’s vote shall

be agreed to, the President, or in committee flie Chairman, shall direct the Clerk to

correct the humbers' Voting in the division accordingly. In dehiding whether a

motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall be proposed from the chair,

the President, or, in any committee the Chairman, shall have regard to the

character of the question upon which the division was taken and to the

consideration whether the interest therein of the member whose vote is challenged

is direct and pecuniary and not an interest, in common with the rest of His Majesty’s

subjects-and whether his vote was given on a matter, of state policy.

25. —

:.(I) The mover of a bill, on moving the first reading thereofy’shall state the

object and intention of the measure and the reasons on which it is founded.

(2) After such motion has been seconded by another member, and has been

adopted, the bill shall be read a first time. The President may address the Council

on the first reading of a bill should he desire to do so, but no further discussion

shall be permitted.

(3) Except as provided for in paragraph (2) of Standing Order 29, every bill

shall be published in the Gazette after having been read a first time and before it is

read a second time.

26. —

When a motion for a second reading of a bill shall have been made and

seconded, a debate may be taken only upon the general merits and principles of the

Bill.

27.—Committee Stage of a Bill

(1) When a bill has been read the second time the Council may, at the same

or any subsequent, meeting, upon motion made and seconded, resolve itself into a

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committee of the whole Council to consider the bill clause by clause, or may refer the

bill to a standing committee or to a select committee.'

(2) The principle of a bill shall not be discussed in committee but only its

details.

(3) In committee the Clerk shall read the marginal notes to the bill, clause by

clause, unless the Chairman directs him to read the clauses, or any particular clause,

in full.

(4) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (5) of this Order, the committee

may make in the bill such amendments as they shall think fit, provided that the

amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman relevant to the subject matter of

the bill, and provided that if any amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman

not within the title of the bill the committee shall amend the title accordingly.

(5) No amendment shall be moved which is inconsistent with any clause

already agreed upon or with any decision already come to by the committee, and the

Chairman may at any time during the discussion of a proposed amendment with-

draw it from the consideration of the committee if in his opinion the amendment

violates the provisions of this paragraph.

(6) The Chairman may require any proposed amendment to be handed to the

Clerk in writing.

(7) If no amendment be proposed to any particular clause when the marginal

note has been read by the Clerk, or when all the proposed amendments shall have

been disposed of, the Chairman shall put the question “ That the clause (or the

clause as amended) stand part of the bill.” If any amendment is proposed which

the Chairman considers need not be disposed of separately he may put the question

“ That the Clause, amended as proposed, stand part of the bill.”

(8) If a new clause or a new schedule be proposed the Chairman may put the

question “ That the proposed clause (or schedule) stand part of the bill”, and if the

question is agreed to the clause (or schedule) shall thereupon stand part of the bill.

A new clause or a new schedule may be proposed at any time which seems con-

venient to the Chairman.

(9) On consideration of the schedules the Clerk shall call out the word

“ Schedule” if there is only one schedule, or shall read out the ordinal numbers of

the schedules if there are more schedules than one, unless the Chairman directs him

to read the schedules or any particular schedule in full, or to proceed in any other

manner, and the Chairman may thereupon put the question “ That this schedule

stand part of the bill.”

(10) Any clause or schedule may be postponed for consideration at a later-

stage of the same meeting or for consideration at some future meeting of the

committee. The whole bill may be left in committee for consideration at some

future meeting of the committee.

(11) When all the clauses and schedules of the bill have been disposed of the

Chairman shall put the question “That the enacting clause and title stand part of the

bill”. If the bill contains a preamble the above question shall be.preceded by the

question “That the preamble stand part of the bill.”

(12) When the bill has been entirely disposed of the Council may upon motion

made and seconded resume and proceed with the remaining business of the day.

(13) A bill may be referred to a standing committee or to a select committee

at any stage of its progress prior to the third reading.

(14) If any standing committee or select committee to which a bill has been

referred reports that it recommends any material amendment therein, the bill may be

printed with such amendment and, after publication in the Gazette, may with the

permission of the Council be substituted for the bill as read a second time. Every

bill so reported shall be considered in the committee of the whole Council.

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28.—Third Reading of a Bill

(1) When a bill has passed through committee the member in charge of the

bill may at the same or any subsequent meeting report to the Council that the bill

has passed through committee and may at the same time move that the bill be read

a third time, provided that if in the opinion of the President any material amend-

ment of the bill shall have been made in committee the bill shall not be read a third

time at the same meeting except after the suspension of the Standing Orders. If

the third reading of any bill is for this reason postponed to a subsequent meeting of

the Council the bill shall be published in the Gazette as amended before it is read

a third time.

(2) If upon the third reading of a bill being proposed and seconded any mem-

ber desires to omit or amend any pi'ovision contained in the bill, or to introduce any

fresh provision into it, the bill may upon motion made and seconded be re-com-

mitted, and thereafter the Council shall again resolve itself into a committee of the

whole Council for the consideration of the proposed amendment, but no bill shall

be re-committed after it shall have been read a third time.

(3) When a bill has been read a third time it shall be deemed to have been

passed.

29.—General Provisions relating to Bills

(1) On each reading of a bill the Clerk shall read only the long title of the bill.

(2) If at any stage in the progress of a bill the President declares that in his

opinion an emergency exists and that it is desirable in the public interest that the

Standing Orders should be suspended in order to enable the bill to pass through all

its stages, or all its remaining stages, at that meeting of Council, it may be moved and

seconded that the Standing Orders be suspended accordingly and if the motion be

adopted the bill may be carried through all its stages, or all its remaining stages,

at that meeting.

30.—Bills affecting Private Rights

(1) Where any bill shall be proposed which is intended to affect or benefit some

particular person, association, or corporate body, notice of the bill shall be given

by the promoters, by two advertisements in some daily newspaper published in the

Colony, and, if any of t ie persons likely to be benefited or prejudiced may be

Chinese, by two additional advertisements in some Chinese newspaper published in

the Colony, and in any case by two successive publications of the bill in the Gazette,

as required by Clause XXVII of the Royal Instructions of the 14th February, 1917:

provided that, as laid down in the said Clause XXVII this paragraph shall not apply

to any such bill which is a Government measure.

(2) If any person considers that his individual rights or interests would be

affected by the provisions of any such bill, he may petition to be heard on the bill

either in person or by counsel, and he shall be heard accordingly, either upon

motion made, seconded and adopted, or by order of the President. The President

shall direct whether the person in question or his counsel shall be heard before the

Council, or before a committee of the whole Council, or before a standing committee

or a select committee.

(3) On any such petition the petitioner, or any member, shall, upon motion

made, seconded and adopted, or by order of the President, be entitled to call and

examine witnesses on oath or affirmation, provided that a list containing the names,

residences and occupations of the witnesses shall have been delivered to the Clerk

at least two clear days before the meeting of the Council or committee as the case

may be. Any such witness if called by the petitioner may be cross-examined by

any member, and if called by any member may be cross-examined by any other

member or by the petitioner. The oath or affirmation shall be tendered by the;

Clerk, or, in any committee, by the Chairman.

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(4) Every bill intended to affect,, or benefit some particular person, association

or corporate body shall in accordance with Clause XXVII of the Royal Instructions

of the 14th February, 1917, contain a section saving the rights of His Majesty the

King, His Heirs and Successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all others dxeept

such as are mentioned in the bill, and those claiming by, from, and under them.

81.—Relevancy of Amendments

(1) When any bill, or clause, of .a bill, or motion, is under consideration in the

Council or a committee thereof, an amendment may be proposed to such bill, clause

or motion if it be relevant to the bill, clause or motion to which it is proposed.

(2) An amendment maybe proposed, to any amendment proposed from ,the

chair if it be relevant to the original amendment. ,

(3) In committee' oh a bill a ue\y clause or' schedule may be proposed if it be

relevant to’the subject matter of the bill, and an amendment may be proposed to it

if the amendment ihajt be relevahf to the new dlause'di schedule.

(4) jAh amendment,;or a new clause or schedule, shall pot require,notice.

(5) The President, or the Chairman as the case may be, may require any :

proposed amendmeptitq. be haniled to hhe Clerk in writing, a>

32.^-SEOONi>fNO of Motions and Amendments

A motion .of amendment shall not be proposed from'the chair ip Council unless

it shall have received a seconder, but in cpmmittee a seconder §balf pot be Required

for any amendment or for any new clause or schedule.

33.—Method of Putting ;the Question on Amendment;^"

Subject to the provisions of paragraph (7) of Standing Order 27 upon an

amendment to leave out words and insert other words instead of them a question

shall first be proposed from the ( hair that the words proposed to be left out

stand part of the questioA,*’ and if that question be negatived, the question for the

insertion of the alternative words shall then be proposed, provided that oh con-

sideration of a bill in committee the Chairman shall if possible put as the test

question On an amendment only such words as will not prevent a subsequent

ameridhient which, is in order from being movbd. If the‘question, so proposed be

negatived the words proposfed by the amendment to be left out'shall be deemed to

be left out without further question.

34 —Withdrawal of Motions or Amendments

When any motion or ainppdment has been proposed from the/chaif, it may be

withdrawn at the request of the :mover if, on the Presidomt, of in commatteejthe

Cnanfinap, asking whethe.p it be the pleasure of the Council (>r eominitteejthat "the

mption or amendment be withdrawn, a dissepting voice be hot'raised thereto,

1

35.—Publication of Evidence

The evidence taken before any committee of .the Council and any .documents

presented to'such committee which have.not been reported, -to timCouncilphall pot,,

be published by any .member of- such committee , or by any, other - .person, except

with the permission of the President.

36.— Practice of Parliament

(1) In cases of doubt the Standing Orders of this Council shall be interpreted

in the light of the relevant practice of the Commons House of Parliament of Great

Britain and Northern Ireland.

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(2) In any matter for which these Standing Orders do not provide the said

practice shall be followed, but no restrictions which the House of Commons has

introduced by Standing Order shall be deemed to extend to the. Council or its

members until the Council has provided by Standing Order for such restriction.

37.—Suspension op Standing. Orders

• - ; • !0‘i ■

A question the object or effect of which may be to suspend any Standing Order

of the Council shall not be proposed qiqepfr with/t^ie consent df the President.

38.—Absence of Members

Any member who is prevented from attending a meeting of the Council shall

acquaint, the Clerk as early as possible of his inability to attend.

39.—Employment , of Members in PropessiONAt Ca;pa;ci'i'y

Ho member of the Council shall appear before the Council or any committee

thereof as counsel or sqHcitof ‘ for any party:,) or in .any capacity for which he is to

receive a fee or reward.

40.—Strangers

Strangers shall be admitted to debates in the Council Chamber snbjeqt to such

rules as the President may make from time t > time for that purpose, provided that

if any member take notice that strangers be, present, the President'^ pr in, committee

the Chairman, shall put forthwith the question “ That strangers be ordered to

withdraw.”

41.—Press

The President may grant a general permission to the representative of any

journal to attend the sittings of the Council provided that, if the, journal publish

a report of the proceedings which the President considers unfair, such permission

may be revoked.

GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS POR BRITISH

CONSULATES IN CHINA

The undersigned, Her Britannic Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China, acting under the

authority conferred upon him by the 85th Section of the China and Japan Order in

Council, 1865, hereby declares the following Regulations, made, in pursuance of the

above Order in Council, to secure the observance of Treaties and the maintenance

of friendly relations between British subjects and Chinese subjects and authorities

to be applicable to all ports which are, or may hereafter become, open to British

trade

I. —The British Consulate offices at the several open ports sha

public business from 10 o’clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p.m. daily, excepting Sundays,

Christmas Day, Good Friday, King’s Birthday, Easter Monday, those holidays

upon which public offices in England are closed, and Chinese Hew Year’s day, and

such Chinese holidays as the Chinese Customs authorities may observe.

II. —On the arrival of any British vessel at the anchorage of

ports, the master shall, within 24 hours, deposit his ship’s papers, together with a

summary of the manifest of her cargo, at the Consulate office, unless a Sunday or

holiday shall intervene.

III. —Every British vessel must show her national colours o

anchorage, and keep them hoisted until she shall have been reported at the Consulate

and her papers deposited there.

IY.—No British vessel or any vessel the property of a British subject, unless,

provided with a certificate of registry, or provisional or other pass from the Super-

intendent of Trade at Peking, or from the Colonial Government at Hongkong, shall

hoist the British ensign within any port or anchorage, or any flag similar to the

British ensign or of a character not to be easily distinguishable from it. Nor shall

any registered British vessel flying the Red ensign hoist any other ensign or flag

(except she be entitled to fly the Blue ensign) in use by Her Majesty’s vessels of war,

or the national ensign of any foreign State or any ensign or flag not plainly dis-

tinguishable from the ensigns used by Her Majesty’s ships of war or from those

flown by Ships of foreign States.

V. —Should any seaman absent himself from his ship witho

master shall forthwith report the circumstance at the Consulate office, and take the

necessary measures for the recovery of the absentee, and it shall be lawful for the

Consul, if circumstances shall require it, in his discretion to prohibit leave being

given to seamen to come ashore, and any master who shall violate such prohibition

shall incur the penalties hereinafter declared.

VI. —The discharge of guns or other firearms from vessels in

prohibited, unless permission shall have been granted by the Consul.

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VII. —Masters of vessels when reporting their arrival at a

writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of the articled

crew on board, and, previous to leaving, notice must be given of the names of all

persons, not forming, part of the articled crew, intending to leave the port on board

any vessel.

VIII. —All cases ol death occurring at sea must be reporte

24 hours of the vessel’s arriving in port or harbour, and all cases of death on board

vessels in harbour, or in the residences of British subjects on shore, must be imme-

diately reported at the Consulate office, and in the event of sudden or accidental

death the fullest information obtainable should be given. It is strictly prohibited to

throw overboard the bodies of seamen or other persons dying on board of a vessel in

harbour. Except in case of urgent necessity, no burial should take place on shore or

from any ship in harbour without the licence of the Consul first obtained.

IX. —Stone or ballast shall not be thrown overboard in an

unless permission shall have been first obtained from the local authorities through

the intervention of Her Majesty’s Consular officer.

X. —All cases of loss of property by theft or fraud on board shi

assault or felony requiring redress or involving the public peace, must be immediately

reported at the Consulate office.

If any Chinese subject guilty of, or suspected of, having committed a mis-

demeanour on shore or afloat be detained, information must in such cases be forthwith

lodged at the Consulate office, and in no instance shall British subjects be per-

mitted to use violence toward Chinese offenders or to take the law into their own

hands.

XI. —Any vessel having in the whole above 2001bs. of gu

explosive material on board shall not approach nearer than a distance of one mile

from the limits of the anchorage. On arriving at that distance, she must be forthwith

reported to the Consular authority.

Special anchorages or stations will be assigned for such ships in the neighbour-

hood of the ports.

XII. —Ho seaman or other person belonging to a British sh

or left behind at any port or anchorage without the express sanction of the Consul

and not then until sufficient security shall have been given for his maintenance and

good behaviour while remaining on shore, and, if required, for the expenses incident

to his shipment to a port in the United Kingdom or to a British Colonial port,

according as the seaman or other person is a native of Great Britain or of anv British

Colony.

If any British subject left at a port or anchorage by a British vessel be found

to require public relief prior to the departure of such vessel from the dominions of

the Emperor of China, the vessel will be held responsible for the maintenance and

removal from China of such British subject.

XIII. —When a vessel is ready 1 to leave a port ancho

signee shall apply at the Custom-house for a Chinese port clearance, and on

his presenting this document, together with a copy of the manifest of his export

cargo, at the Consular office, his ship’s papers will be returned to him, and he will

be furnished with a Consular port clearance, on receiving which the vessel will be at

liberty to leave the port. Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent

to the issue of the Customs’ clearance, the master will be subject to a penalty, and

the ship to such detention as may be necessary to the ends of justice.

XIV. —When a vessel is ready to leave a port or ancho

give notice thereof to the Consul, and shall hoist a Blue Peter at least 24 hours

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before the time appointed for her departure. The Consul may dispense with the

observance of this'regulation on security being given that claims presented within

24 hours will be paid.

XV. —British subject may establish or carry on an

house, house of entertainment, or shop for the sale of liquors within the Consular

district.without the sanction and licence of the Consul, and payment of such fees

in respect of such licence, yearly.or otherwise, as may be duly authorised. The

Consul shall require every person so; .licensed to give security for the good conduct

of all inmates and frequenters of his house, and also that he will not harbour any

seaman who is a runaway or who catranot produce his discharge accompanied by a

written sanction from the Consul to reside on shore.

Every phrson so licensed will'be held accountable for the good conduct of all

inmates and frequenters of his house, and in case of their miscdriduct mav be sued

upon the instrument, of security so,given.

XVI. —Any British subject desiring to proceed u

distance than thirty miles from any Treaty port is required to procure a Consular

passport, and any one found without such a passport beyond that distance will be

liable to prosecution."

XVII. —The term Consul in these Regulations sh

and every officer in Her Majesty’s Consular service, whether Consul-General, Consul

Vice-Consul, or Consular agent, or other person duly authorized to act in any of the

aforesaid capacities within the dominions of the Emperor of China.

XVIII.—British vessels are bound as to mooring and pilotage to act in accord,

ance with the Harbour and Pilotage Regulations authorized in each port by Her

Majesty’s Minister for the time being, and any infraction of the same shall render the

party offending liable,to" the penalties attached to these regulations.

XIX. —No loading or discharging of cargp may be

limits of the anchorage defined by the Consul and the Chinese authorities of each

port.

XX. —Any infringement of the preceding General Po

Special Regulations referred to in Regulations XVIII. and XIX. shall subject the

offender, for each offence, to imprisonment for any term not exceeding three months

with or without hard labour, and with or without a fine not exceeding 200 dollars

or to a fine not excCedirig 200 dollars, without imprisonment, and with or without

further fines for cofltinuing offences; not exceeding in any case 25 dollars for each

day during which the offence continues after the original fine is incurred ; such fine

to be inflicted, levied, and enforced in accordance with the Order of Her Majesty in

Council dated the 9th day of March, 1865.

And in consideration of the urgent necessity for these Regulations, the under-

signed hereby further declares that they shall have effect unless and until they shall

be disapproved by Her Most Gracious Majesty, and notification of such disapproval

shall be received and published by me or other of Her Majesty’s Ministers in China.

: (Signed) Thomas Francis Wade.

PektNo, 28th March, 1881.

JAPAN HARBOUR REGULATIONS

Art. I.—The limits of the undermentioned Ports open to foreign commerce are

defined as follows :—

At Yokohama: the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from the

Juniten (Mandarin Bluff) to the light-ship, and thence due north, to a point on the

coast east of the mouth of the Tsurumigawa.

At Kobe : the harbour limits are comprised within the area bounded by two

lines, one drawn from the former mouth of the Ikutagawa due south, and the other

running in a north-easterly direction from the point of Wada-no-misaki.

At Niigata : the harbour limits are comprised within the arc of a circle, the

centre being the light-house, and the radius being two and a half nautical miles.

At Ebisuminato : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from

Shi i(!uinari-mura to Isori-mura on the outside, and a line drawn from Minotocho on

the east shore of Lake Kamo to Kamomura on the north-west shore of the same lake.

At Osaka : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from a point

(Tree Point) at the mouth of the Mukogawa south by west, and a line from the

mouth of the Yamatogawa, the two lines cutting each other at a distance of six

nautical miles from a point (Tree Point) and five nautical miles from the mouth of

the Yamatogawa.

At Nagasaki : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from

Kanzaki to Megami.

At Hakodate : the harbour limits are comprised within a line drawn from a

point off the coast, half a nautical mile south of Anoma Point, to a point oh the east

bank of the mouth of the Arikawa, Kamiiso-mura.

Art. II.—Every vessel on entering a port shall hoist its ensign and its signa 7

letters. Regular Mail Packets may hoist the Company’s flag in lieu of the signal

letters.

The ensign and signal letters or Company’s flag must not be lowered until the

vessel’s arrival shall have been duly reported to the Harbour Master.

Such report shall be made within 24 hours after arrival, Sundays and holidays

excepted, and no Customs facilities shall be extended to any vessel until such report

shall have been made.

Art. III.—Every Master on arrival in port shall prevent all communication

between his ship and other vessels or the shore until it shall have been admitted to

/free pratique.”

Art. IV.—The Harbour Master’s boat will be in attendance near the entrance

of the harbour, and the Harbour Master will assign a berth to every ship on enter-

ing, which berth it must not leave without special permission, unless forced to do

so. iff-The Harbour Master may cause a vessel to change its berth, should he consider

it necessary.

Art. V.—The Harl>our Master shall always wear a uniform when on duty and

his boat shall carry a flag of the pattern prescribed.

The Harbour Master may at any time satisfy himself that his directions as

regards anchorage, the movements of ships and the proper condition of moorings

u,re carried out.

Art. VI.—No vessel shall anchor in the public fair-way or otlietwise obstruct

free navigation. Vessels which have run out jib-booms shall rig them in at the

request of the Harbour Master, if they obstruct free navigation.

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Art. VII.—Every vessel either at anchor or under weigh within the harbour

limits shall carry between sunset and sunrise the Lights required by the Laws,

Ordinances or Orders relating to the prevention of collisions at sea.

Art. VIII.—When bad weather threatens or Warning signals are exhibited,

vessels shall immediately get ready one or more reserve anchors; and steamships

hall, in addition, get up steam.

Art. IX. —Any vessel carrying explosives or highly inflammable materials in

excess of ordinary requirements shall come to outside the harbour limits and there

await the Harbour Master’s orders. Such vessels while so waiting shall, between

sunrise and sunset, fly at the foremast head the signal letter “ B ” and between

sunset and sunrise shall hoist in saime'place a red lantern.

No vessel shall ship or discharge any such materials except at such places as

the Harbour Master may indicate.

Art. X.—Every ship which is laid up or undergoing repairs, and all yachts,

store-ships, lighters, boats, etc., shall be moored in special berths designated by the

Harbour Master.

Art. XI.—In case of fire breaking out on board a ship within the harbour

limits, the ship’s bell shall be rung until the arrival of assistance, and the signal

letters “N. M.” shall be hoisted between sunrise and sunset or a red. lantern shall

be continuously hoisted and lowered between sunset and sunrise.

If pdlice assistance be required the signal letter “G” shall be hoisted between

sunrise khtf Sunset, and between sunset and sunrise blue or flash lights shall

be shown.

AH .discharging of ^re-arms or letting off of fire-works within the harbour

limits is forbidden without permission from the Harbour Master, except in such as

above-mentioned for the purpose of signalling.

Art. XII.—Any vessel arriving from a place which has been declared by an

official declaration of the Imperial Government as being infected with an epidemic or

contagious disease (such, as cholera, small-pox, yellow-fever, scarlet-fever, or pest)

or on board of which any such disease shall have occurred during the voyage, shall

pome to outside the harbour limits and shall hoist a yellow flag at the foremast head

between sunrise and sunset, and shall show a red and a white light one above the

other in the same place between sunset and sunrise. Such vessel must undergo

inspection by the proper sanitary authorities.

The sanitary authorities shall, on approaching the vessel, be informed whether

any cases of any such diseases have actually occurred during the voyage and the

nature of such diseases, in order that suitable precaution may be taken.

The said ship must not lower the yellow flag or the above-mentioned lights until

it shall have been admitted to “free pratique,” neither shall any person land from it

nor shall any communication be held with other ships without the permission of the

proper sanitary authorities.

The provisions of the preceding paragraphs apply to vessels anchored within the

harbour limits on board of which any of the above-mentioned epidemic or contagious

diseases hqve broken out-

S,uch vessels must change their berth on receiving an order to that effect from

the Harbour Master.

Any vessel arriving from a place infected with cattle-disease or on board of which

such disease has broken out during the voyage shall not land or tranship either the

cattle, their dead bodies, skins, hides or bones, without the permission of the proper

saintary authorities.

Art. XIII.—No carcases, ballast, ashes, sweepings, etc., shall be thrown over-

board within the harbour limits.

Whilst taking in or discharging coal, ballast or other similar materials, the

necessary precautions shall be taken to prevent their falling into the sea.

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If any materials detrimental to the harbour shall have been thrown into the

@ea or shall have been allowed to fall in through negligence by any ship, they shall

be removed by the ship upon receipt of an order to that effect from the Harbour

Master; and if not so removed the Harbour Master may cause fhem to' be removed

at the ship’s expense.

Art. XIV.—Any ship intending to leave port shall give notice at the Harbour

Master’s Office and hoist the Blue Peter.

Steamers which have fixed dates of departure need only make one declaration

on their arrival and departure.

Art. XV.—All wreckage or other substances which obstruct the public fairway

in a harbour or its approaches must be removed by their owner within the time

indicated by the Harbour Master. If this order is not complied with within the

time specified by the Harbour Master, the Harbour Master may cause them to be

removed or destroyed at the owner’s expense.

Art. XVI.—A suitable and sufficient number of buoy moorings for regular Mail

Steamers shall be provided by the Harbour Master’s Office. A prescribed fee shall

be charged for the use of such moorings.

Art. XVII.—No chains, ropes, or other gear shall be attached to any lightship,

signal, buoy or beacon.

Any vessel running foul of or damaging a light-ship, buoy, beacon, jetty, or anv

other structure shall pay the necessary expenses for repairs or replacement.

Art. XVIII.—Any infringement of the provisions of the present Regulations

shall render the offender liable to a fine of not less than Yen 2 and not exceeding

Yen 200.

Art. XIX.—The Master of a vessel shall also be held responsible for any fines,

fees or expenses which may be imposed or charged on or in respect of the vessel.

Art. XX.—No vessel shall be allowed to depart until all fines, fees and expenses

imposed or charged under these Regulations shall have been paid, or until security

therefor to the satisfaction of the Harbour Master shall have been deposited with the

Harbour Master.

Art. XXI.—The word “ Harbour Master ” as used in these Regulations is also

meant to include the Harbour Master’s Assistants and Deputies ; and by the word

“ Master ” is meant any person in command of, or having the direction of, a ship,

whatever his designation may be; and by the word “Port” or “ Harbour” is meant

one of the ports or harbours enumerated in Article I. of these Regulations.

Art. XXII.—A portion of each harbour shall be reserved as a man-of-war

anchorage.

Art. XXIII.—The only provisions in these Regulations which shall apply to

men-of-war are those contained in Articles IV., VI., XII. and XXI., and in the first

and second paragraphs of Article XIII.

Art. XXIV.—The time when and the localities where these Regulations are to

come into operation shall be notified by the Minister of Communications. The

Minister of Communications shall also issue detailed rules for the due enforcement

of these Regulations.

THE UNITED STATES COURT EOR CHINA

(Chapter ,3984, Prescribing the Jurisdiction of, the Oourt)

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States

of America in Con cress Assembled, That a Court is hereby established, to be called

the United States Court for China, which shall have exclusive jurisdiction in all

cases and judicial proceedings whereof jurisdiction may now be exercised by United

States Consuls and Ministers by law and by virtue of treaties between the United

States and China, except in so far as the said jurisdiction is qualified by Section 2

of this Act. The said Court shall hold sessions at Shanghai, China, and shall also

hold sessions at the cities of Canton, Tientsin, and Hankow at stated periods, the

dates of such sessions at each city to be announced in such manner as the Court shall

direct, and a session of the Court shall be held in each of these cities at least once

annually. It shall be within the power of the judge, upon due notice to the parties

in litigation^to open and hold Court for the hearing of a special cause at any place

permitted tly the treaties, and where there is a United States Consulate, when, in

his judgment, it shall be require ! by the convenience of witnesses, or by some public

interest. The place of sitting of the Court shall be in the United States Consulate

at each of the cities, respectively.

That the seal of the said United States Court for China shall be the arms of

the United States, engraved on a circular piece of steel of the size of a half dollar,

with these words on the margin, “ The Seal of the United States Court for China.”

The seal of said Court shall'be provided at the expense of the United States.

All writs and processes issuing from the said Court, and all transcripts, records,

copies, jurats, acknowledgments, and other papers requiring certification or to be

under seal, may be authenticated by Said seal, and shall be signed by the clerk of

said Court. All processes iSshed from the said Court shall bear test from the day

of such issue.

Sec. 2.—The Consuls of the United States in the cities of China to which they

are respectively accredited shall have the same jurisdiction as they now possess in

civil cases where the sum or value of the property involved in the controversy does

not exceed five hundred dollars United States money, and in criminal cases where the

punishment for the offence charged! Cannot exceed by law one hundred dollars’ fine

or sixty days’ imprisonment, or both, and shall have power to arrest* examine, and

discharge accused persons, or commit them to the said Court, From all final judg-

ments of "tfie Consular Court either party shall have the right of appeal to the United

States Court for China: , Provided, Also, That appeal may be taken to the United

States Court for China from any final judgment of the Consular Courts of the United

States in Korea so long as the rights of extra-territoriality shall obtain in favour of

the United States. The said United States Court for China shall have and exercise

supervisory control over the discharge by Consuls and Vice-Consuls of the duties

prescribed by the laws of the United States relating to the estates of decedents in

China. Within sixty days after the death in China of any citizen of the United

States, or any citizen of any territory belonging to the United States, the Consul or

Vice-Consul whose duty it becomes to take possession of the effects of such deceased

person under the laws of the United States shall file with the clerk of said Court a

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sworn inventory < f such effects, and shall, as additional effects come from time to

time into his possession, immediately file a supplemental inventory or inventories of

the same. He shall also file with the clerk of said Court within said sixty days a

schedule under oath of the debts of said decedent, so far as known, and a schedule

or statement of all additional debts thereafter discovered. Such Consul or Vice-

Consul shall pay no claims against the estate without the written approval of the

judge of said Court, nor shall he make sale of any of the assets of said estate with-

out first reporting the same to said judge and obtaining a written approval of said

sale, and he shall likewise within ten days after any such sale report the fact of such

sale to said Court, and the amount derived therefrom. The said judge shall have

power to require at any time reports from Consuls or Vice-Consuls in respect of all

their acts and doings relating to the estate of any such deceased person. The said

Court shall have power to require, where it may be necessary, a special bond for the

faithful performance of his duty to be given by any Consul or Vice-Consul into

whose possession the estate of any such deceased citizen shall have come in such

amount and with such sureties as may be deemed necessary, and for failure to give

such bund when required, or for failure to properly perform his duties in the

premises, the Court may appoint some other person to take charge of said estate^

such person having first given bond as aforesaid. A record shall be kept by the

clerk of said Court of all proceedings in respect of any such estate under the

provisions hereof.

Sec. 3.—That appeals shall lie from all final judgments or decrees of said Court

to the United States Circuit, Court of Appeal^ of the ninth judicial circuit, and thence

appeals and writs of error may be taken from the judgments or decrees of the said

Circuit Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court of the United States in the same class

of cases as those in which appeals and writs of error are permitted to judgments of.

said Court of Appeals in cases coming from District and Circuit Courts of the United

States. Said appeals or writs of error shall be regulated by the procedure govern-

ing appeals within the United States from the District Courts to the Circuit Courts of

Appeal, and from the Circuit Courts of Appeal to the Supreme Court of the United

States, respectively, so far as the same shall be applicable; and said Courts are here-

by empowered to hear and determine appeals and writs of error so taken.

Sec. 4.—The jurisdiction of said United States Court, boh original and not

appeal, in civil and criminal matters, and also the jurisdiction of the Consular Courts

in China, shall in all casqsflie exercised in conformity with said treaties and the laws

of the United States now in force in reference to the American Consular Courts in

China, and all judgments and decisions of said Consular Courts, and all decisions,

judgments, and decrees of said United States Court, shall be enforced in accordance

with said treaties and laws. But in all such cases when laws are deficient in the

provisions necessary to give jurisdiction or to furnish suitable remedies, the common

law and the law as established by the decisions Of the Courts of the United States

shall be applied by said Court in its decisions and shall govern the same subject to

the terms of any treaties.between the United States and China.

Sec. 5.—That the procedure of the said Court shall be in accordance, so far as

practicable,'with the existing procedure prescribed for Consular Courts in China

in accordance with the Revised Statutes of the United States: Provided, however,.'

that the judge of the said United States Court for China shall have authority from

time to time to modify and supplement said rules of procedure. The provisions of

sections forty-one hundred and six and forty-one hundred and seven of the Revised

Statutes of the United States allowing Consuls in certain cases to summon associates

shall have no application to said Court.

Sec. 6.—There shall be a district attorney, a marshal, and a clerk of said Court

with authority possessed by the corresponding officers of the District Courts in the

United States as far as may be consistent with the conditions of the laws of the

United States and said treaties. The judge of said Court and the district attorney,

who shall be lawyers of good standing and experience, marshal, and clerk shall be

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appointed, by the President,; by and with the advice and con sent of the Senate, and

shall receive as salary, respectively, the sums of eight thousand dollars per annum

for said judge, four thousand dollars per annum for said district attorney, three

thousand dollars per annum for said marshal, and three thousand dollars per annum

for said clerk. The judge of the said Court and the district attorney shall, when

the sessions of the Court are held at other cities than Shanghai, receive in addition

to their salaries their necessary expenses during such sessions not to exceed ten

dollars per day for the judge and five dollars per day for the district attorney.

Sec. 7.—The tenure of office of the judge of said Court shall be ten.years, unless

sooner removed by the President for cause ; the tenure of office;of the other officials

of the Court shall be at the pleasure of the President.:

Sec. 8.—The marshal and the clerk of said Court shall be required to furnish

bond for the faithful performance of their duties, in sums and with sureties to be

fixed and approved by the judge of the Court. They shall each appoint, with the

written approval of said judge, deputies at Canton and Tientsin, who shall also be

required to furnish bonds for the faithful performance of their duties, which bonds

shall be subject, both as to form and sufficiency of the sureties, to the approval of

the said judge. Such deputies shall receive compensation at the rate of five dollars

for each day the sessions of the Court are held at their respective cities. The office

of marshal in China now existing in pursuance of section forty-one hundred and

eleven of the Revised Statutes is thereby abolished.

Sec. 9.—The tariff of fees of .said officers of the Court shall be the same as the

tariff already fixed for the Consular Courts in China; subject to amendmeut from

time to time by order of the President, and all fees taxed and receiyed shall be paid,

into the Treasury of the United States.

Approved, June 30, 1906.

SIXTIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. 1909 CHAP. 235.

Extract

The judicial authority and jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases now vested in

and reserved to the Consul-General of the United States at Shanghai, China, by the

Act of June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and six, entitled, “ An Act creating a

United States Court for China and prescribing the jurisdiction thereof,” shall,

subsequent to June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nine, be vested in and exercised

by a Vice-Consul-General of the United States to be designated from time to time

by the Secretary of State, and the Consul-General at Shanghai shall thereafter

be relieved of his judicial functions.

FEES EOR THE CONSULAR COURTS OE THE

UNITED STATES OE AMERICA IN CHINA

200 UNITED STAr

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REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE INSPECTION OE

PASSPORTS OE EOREIGNERS ENTERING

CHINESE TERRITORY

Promulgated August 22, 1930, by Order of the Administrative Tuan of the

National Government, Republic of China

Art. I.—Unless otherwise provided for by law or treaty, Passports held by all

foreigners entering the territory of the Republic of China shall be inspected in

accordance with the provisions of the following Regulations.

Art. II.—A Passport shall give the name, sex, .age, native place, address and

occupation of the holder, and the reason for entering Chinese territory ; it shall

have a photograph attached and be vised at a Chinese Consulate established in a

foreign country. A Passport may include the members of a family (children under

age) and servants ; but tlie names and other particulars must be given in the

Passport with photographs attached.

Art. III.— Passports shall be inspected by the local government in Chinese

territory. If necessary, the Maritime and Native Customs may be asked to assist.

In special cases the Department concerned of the Central Government may appoint

officials to direct and supervise inspection." The places of inspection will be

separately specified,

Art. IV.—If during inspection any one of. the following conditions is found to

exist the foreigner concerned may be,(denied, entry into Chinese territory. The

conditions are:—

1. When there is no Passport or when inspection is objected to.

2. When the Passport is not in regular order or is fraudulently obtained or

forged.

3. When the holder’s activities may be detrimental to the interests of the

Kuomintang or Government, or may endanger public peace andsecurity.

4. When the holder is a vagabond or mendicant.

5. When contrabands or indecent articles are carried

6. When holder has previously been expelled from Chinese territory.

Art. V.—If during inspection, any doubt should arise as to the purport, of the

conditions set forth in the preceding article, the Inspector shall refer the matter to

his superior officer by the quickest means possible and he may temporarily detain

the foreigner pending decision.

Art. VI —Foreigners who are exempted by law or treaty from the necessity of

producing Pas-ports on entering Chinese territory shall nevertheless be subject to

the provisions of Sections 3, 4 and 6, of Art. 4 and Art. 5.,

Art. VII.—Detailed Rules. supplementary to these Regulations are framed

separately.

Art. VIII.—These Regulations, shall be .effective four months after date of

promulgation.

Supplementary Rules to Regulations Governing

• the Inspection of Passports of Eoreigners

Entering Chinese Territory.

Art. I.—These detailed Rules are made in pursuance of Article 7 of the

Regulations governing the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering Chinese

territory (hereinafter referred to11 as “Regulations.”)

Art. II.—The expression children under age ” as used in Clause 2 of Article

of the Regulations, shall be determined by the age limit fixed by the Civil Law of

the Republic of China.

Art. III.—The places where the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering

Chinese territory will take place are as follows:—

302 | < PASSPORTS OP FOREIGNERS ENi’ERING CHINESE TERRITORF

(A); Land Routes

Manchuli Harbin Hi Kowloon Szemao

Pogranichnaya Chinchou Kashgaria (also by sea) Mengtsz

Hui Chun Changchiakou Ta Cheng Tung Shing Hokou

Yen Chi Suiyuan Chien Shan Tengyueh. Lungchow

(B) Sea Routes

Canton Samshui Chung Shan Swatow Foochow Woosung

Pakhoi ofKongmoon

(Passports those entering theHarbour

Yangtze RiverAmoy Shanghai

not via Shanghai shall be inspected I

at Woosung.)

Tsingtao Lungkou Chinwangtao Antung Taheiho

Chefoo

Weihaiwei Tientsin or Hulutao

Tangku Newchwang (also

Aigunby land) Tungkiang

(0) Aik. Routes.

Before an aerodrome has been laid out, Passports of foreigners entering

Chinese territory by aircraft shall be mspected at the first authorized landing station.

In case of necessity, the number of stations where Passports are inspected may

lie increased or reduped by the various departments concerned after sanction has

been duly obtained.

The places of inspection on the borders of Mongolia and Tibet shall be given

separately.

Art. IV.—A foreigner denied entry into Chinese territory under the terms of

Art, 4 of the Regulations, if found unable to leave the territory of the Republic of

China shall be handed over to the Consul of his nationality to be dealt with.

Art, V.—When the assistance of officers of the Maritime or Native, Customs

is required in the examination of Passports the local authorities and the, Customs

shall jointly make the necessary arrangements, and teport to the Department con-

cerned for record.

Art. VI.—Passports’ of foreigners entering' Chinese territory besides being

subject to the provisions of Art. 3 of the Regulations are subject to inspection by

local authorities in the interior.

Art. VII.—If any one of the following Conditions is found to exist, the local

authorities in the interior shall at once detain the foreigner and report to the

Senior Official for instructions:—

1. Any one of the conditions as laid down in Art. 4 of the Regulations.

*2. When the Passport produced does not bear a chop to show that it has

been inspected.

Art. VIII.—The Inspector shall not ask for atiy payment from the foreigner

for inspection of Passport.

Art. IX.—The Inspector when inspecting.Passports shall be in uniform and

shall wear a distinctive badge. The badges shall be proscribed by the Depart-

ment concerned.

Aft. X.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports, shall give the foreigner

desiring to enter Chinese territory an inspection form to be carefully filled in; said

form shall be prescribed separately.

Art. XL—The Inspector after inspection shall impress a chop on the Passport

giving the date of, inspection. The form of this chop shall be prescribed by the

Department concerned. , . :

Art. XII.—The Inspecting’authorities shall, before the 10th of each month,

submit a table giving the name, sex, age, native place, occupation and address, as

well as the reason for entering China, of all foreigners td/whom permission has been

granted or refused during the preceding monfb This table shall be sent to the

highest local authority for transmission to Ihe Depaftment dbhce'fned for, record'.

Art. XIII.—In the event of any case arising not covered by the provisions of

the Regulations or the detailed Supplementary Rules, the inspecting authority shall

immediately telegraph to the Department concerned for instrufetiohS- !

Art. XIV.—These detailed Rules’ shall be etfeetive'. from ‘the datd the.

Regulations are put in force.

CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIPE OP THE REPUBLIC OP

' CHINA

(Revised, June 24, 1934)

Note.for The

stands “ notterm “n.o.p.f.”

otherwise in this

provided for ”Tariff | Skins, Dressed or Uh dressed, not

Animals and Animal Products (not made up :-r-

including Hides, Leather, Skins • a. Goat including Kid• Skins... Value

Dog Value 7|7i%

(Furs), Fishery and Sea Products) 1i b.(. Marmot ,, 74% 7

„

Per Hk. Tls. \ i d.e. Kaccoon Sheep „ i,r/

Animals,

Bristles Living Value ,, 7i% 7|„ 1! ; Squirnd Skins) (including Laml

... ... ... . ■ 947 hi,„

Eggs

a. Eg-gand Egg Products:—

Albumen, i'olk, and c/ . Wbasle ...'

Whole h. < others 74„

b. Egg ... Egg zki(Melange),

DriedAlbumen, ' 41. and... Value 5% Skins,

Yolk, Hides and madeLeather,

up or Mountedn.o.p.f 74,»

7 4 ■>'» j

Whole

Moist Egg

and (Melange),

Frozen (not , Fishery and Sea Products

including Glycerised Egg „ Bicho

a.b. Whitede

Black Mar:— Per

Picul Hk. Tls.

3.40

Products)

c. Eggs, Fresh, in Shell (in- ,, 1.20

cluding Chilled Eggs in „ . „ iFish, Fish, Cuttle „ 0.93

Shell)Preserved

d. Eggs, and Salt- !Fish

>Fish

Dried

Glue

Maws ... ... „,, 0.61

Feathers ed Thousand

Value 1.00 ! Fish, Salted „

Hair,

Hair, Horse

Human .. „„ 7^7^% „ [FishSkin)Skin (including Sharks’ „

7?,,

Honey (including Wild Unclean- ;Mussels,

Prawns Dried

and Crushed

Shrimps,Shrimps) „

Dried (not.. „ 0.85 1.00

ed Honey)

Intestines i icul 0.76

Value 5% including

Meats, Fresh,andor Poultry)

Frozen (includ- Sharks’ Fins:— Picul 11.00,

1.70

ing Game ... ...:— „ 7i„ . Black

Meats Preserved

a.b. Others and Prepared

Hams, Whole, in bulk ...Value Picul 71% 2.20 ! Shrimps,.. Clarified

WhiteCrushed 4.00

5%

Bones (including Tigers’ Bones) „ 7^ „ Fishery

n.o.p.f. ' ■ arid Sea Products,

... ... (including

Glue,

Horns, Cow

Buffalo and Cow Picul ,, 0.74

0.54 a. Kish,. Fresh

Horns,

ed Deer, completely harden- 2.30 b. Others frozen' .'.fi?h).V.

:

Horns,

Horns, Deer, Old

Deer, Young Value 7$%

„■„ 77£J „„! Beans, Black,Beans and Peas

Musk

Sea Shells and Oyster Shells ... Picul 0.14 Yellow (not Green, White,White

including and

Sinews,

Tallow, Buffalo,

Animal Cow, and Deer „ 1.90

,. 0.81 !-Beans, Medicinal Broad Beans) Piculkg. -'0.09

100 .23

Wax a.b. Yellow

White (Insect Wax) Picul 3.60 Bean' s , Green, Small „ 0.38

(Beeswax) „ 2.40 ; Beads,andBed ... n.o.p.f.

peas ... „„ 0.88 0.23

Animal Products, n.o.p f Value 7 5% Cereals and Cereal Products

Hides, Leather, and Skins (Furs) Bran ...

Hides, Leather and Manufac- -Buckwheat ...Valde

Picul 74% 0.13

• a. Manufactures

tures of Leather,ofn.o.p.f.

Leather ;— Value 6% : Flour:

b. Others ’a. Flour,

„ 7^% ,. milled) (including Semo- Wheat (Machine-

Hides,

ing BuffaloDryandorCow

Calf), Wet,(includ-

SaltedPicul 2.10 b. Flour, lina) n.o.p.f. ... 100

Valuekg. Free

Free

or

Leather,UnsaltedBuffalo and Cow, Kaoliang (Sorghum) Picul 0.15

0.15

simply Tanned including Maize

Millet .... , 0.26

Chrome Sole Leather ,, 0,63 Rice and Paddy 0.34'

204 CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA

tSat-d-cake (including Crushed Per Hk. Tls.

and Powdered):— Oils, Tallow and Wax

a.b. Cotton

Beancake ... Picul 0.035 Per Hk. Tls.

Value 5%

Seed-cake , > O. Q 53 Oil,

Oil, Aniseed

BesjJi. ... ., Picul 11020

c.d. Eape

Groundnut Cake

Seed-cake ' ,, 0.0450.045 Oil. Cassia ... . ,. 00

0.69

Wheat „ 0.25 Oil,

Oil, Castor

Cotton-seed . 10O kg. 0.48

Cereals, n.o.p.f ,, 0.25 Oil, Oil, Groundnut

Hempseed 0.48

0.48

Indigo Dyestufls, Vegetable Oil,

Oil. Linseed . . . .

Perilla-seed

0.48

0.48

a.b. Liquid

Dry Picul .2,00 Oil, B-ipe-.i

,. ,‘,0. Oil, .Sesamurn seed t > d 0.48

Natgalls 1.00 Oily Tea, ... , ... 0.48

0.48

Turmeric „ 74% 0.23 Oil.

Dyestuffs, Vegetable, n.o.p.f. ... Value

Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved Tallow Oils, Wo d ... n.o.p.f

Vegetable,

Vegetable

.

- ■ ■ •

1.60

5%

0.79

chestnuts, Fresh Picul 0.41 Wax, Vegetable ... . 0.79

Dates

Dates. Black.

Red, Dried „ 0.50 0.37 Groundnuts:— Seeds

Lichees.

Lungngaus, DriedDried

Dried ... ,,,, 0.73 0.86 a. In Shell(inolrding Blanched100 kg. 0.24

Luhgngan Pulp 1.10 b. Shelled Peanuts). - :.. Picul 0.30

Olives:—

a.b. Salted

Fresh or Preserved Piedl ' 0.20 Seed, Apricot

eed. Castor ... i. . Value 74%

Oranges, Fresh an in Shell)...Value „ : 0.46 Seed, Cotton

5% Seed, Hemp ■ „ 74., VS„

Walnuts (Kernels , 5„ Seed, Lily flower (Lotus-nuts) ... Picul 1.96

Fruits,n.o.p.f. (including Canned Seed,

Seed, Linseed

Melon Value

Picul 74%

0.60

Fruits)

, Others Dried and/or Salted :

Persimmons, Dried ... .. Value iortkg. 0^75 Seed, Rape

Perilla Value 7474%„

5% Seed,

Seed, Sesamum (not including

Fresh:— Pesamum-seed

Apples and pears

Persimmons 100, kg. 0.35 0.40 Seeds, n.o.p.f Pulp) 100 kg. 74%

Value 0.55

, Others,Othersn.o.p.f ...Value „ 5% 5 F Samshu andSpirituous Medicated Samshu... Beverages100 kg. Free

Fruits, n.o.p.f. (including Canned Spirtuous Beverages, n.o.p.f. ... Value 74%

Fruits):—

6.ft. Others

Preserved and/or Canned...... Value „ •: 745%„ Sugar,Standard under, . No.Sugar 11 DutchICO kg. Free

Medicinal Substances and Spices (not Sugar, StandardNo. 11 and over, Dutch „ Free

including Chemicals) Sugar Candy „ Free

Aniseed,

Aniseed Rroken

Star Value 5%

5 , Tea, Black Tea

Betelnuts Picul 0,36 Tea,Tablet)Brick (includin Tea, Free

Betelnut Husks

Camphor „ 0,26

4.40 Free.

Cardamoms, Inferior „„ 12.00 Tea,

1.70 Tea Dust Green FiFreeee

Cardamoms,

-Cassia Buds Superior ... t 0.73 Tea, Leaf, Unfired

Cassia Lignea Value 5% Tea; Scented Free

Free

Cassia

China-root Twigs(Whole. Sliced, or inPicvtl 0.22 Tea Tea Siftings

Stalk Free

Cubes) „„ 0.71 Tea n.o.jgcf. ... Free

Cinnamon

Galangal „ ,74%2.7,6: Cigars and Cigare Tobacco

0,23 tes Valuekg. 74%:

Ginseng Value Tobacco, Leaf 100

„ 74% 3.00

3.50

Liquorice (including Scraped Tobacco,

Tobacco, Prepared

n.o p.f Value

Liquorice

Nutmegs Boot)... Picul 110

„ 1.90 Vegetable. Products, Vegetable

Peel.

Rhubarb Orange and Pumelo Value 1.50

Picul 6%. a India Rubber andn.o.p.f.: Gutta—

Medicinal Parparations

Medicinal Substances and Spices, Value 5%- Percha

thereof and Manufactures

" o.p.f 1, 5 „ b. Others . Value 74%

CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA 205

Fungus :— Per Hk. Tls. Planks:— Per Hk. Tls.

a. Others

b. Black Picul

Value 2.30 a. Hardwood

7£% Camphor-wood, (not including

Eedwood,

■GLily-flowers,

arlic Pried „„ 0.098 and

1. Not Teak)exceeding

:

Mushroom,Pried Driedand Salted 0.70

4.30 long,

3-in. 12-ins. wide,16-ft.

thick and

Turnips,

Vegetables, Dried, Fresh or Salted, „ 0.20 2. Not exceeding 24-ft.

n.o p.f Value 5% long, l2-in-.; ...wide, and

3-in. thick

Other Vegetable Products 3. Others

Beaiteurd Value n%

,, 0631„ b. Softwood:

Fodder (Grass and flay)

Soy

Vermicelli and Macaroni Picul

„ 0. 9 2.1. Over

Not over

2- 1-in.1-in.butthick

hot over 7i „

7J „

Vegetable Products, n.o.p.f. ... Value n% 3 3-O er 2-in. but not over

Bamboo: — Bamboo 4. Over 3-in. but not over

a.b. 1-in. in diameter ordiameter...

over. Thousand 0.91 " ': 5 Over 4- 4-iu. but not over 7i „

Bamboo, Less than

Split, 1-in

Leaf, inetc Picul

Value 0.17

7?% 5- 7i „

Bambooware „ Free 6. Over 5-in.

6-Over 6-in. but not over 7i S

7.

Gharooal

Fuel

.. ...Dust, and... Picul 0.082 TeakTimber wood;... hio.p.f? and

andCamphor-wood (In- 717i „„

GoalCoal(including Coal cluding

Coal Bricks

Coke Dust) ...manufactured fromTon„ 0.75 Eedwood

0.34 Wood Planks)and Wood ware,

Furniture

Firewood Picul 0.036 h-o.p.f Papei

100 kg. Free

Rattan Paper, 1st quality, value over

Eattan Skin

Eattan, Split (including Core)...Picul Value 0.43 7% $30 per 100 kg Free

Eattan, Whole

Eattanware and Eattan Furni- „ 0.23 Paper,$15 2ndnotquality,

but over PO value

per 100over

kg. „ Free

ture 100 kg. Free Paper,

and under 3rd 100quality,

kg value $16 „ Free

Timber, Wood, and Manufactures Paper, Dollars) Jo.ss (including JosspaperValue 7%%

Beams:— thereof Paper, Strawboard ... ... ...Value

Paper, n.o.p.f. IOC* kg. Free

F ree

a. Hard wood: Textile Fibres

1. Square: Cocoons, Domestic (including

i. ft.Notlongexceeding

and under 26- Doupions) Picul 11.00

12-in. square Value 7j% Cocoons,

Cocoons, Eefuse

Wild Value

„■ 7%7J„„

ii. ‘Others

2. Other than square ... „„ 7£?£ „„ Coir: ,, 7U,

b. Softwood a.b. Crude

Fibre Picul 0.67

Masts and Spars: Cotton, Eaw Value

Picul 1.20

a. Hardwood: Cotton Waste (including Fly „

1. Not exceeding 40-ft.

long exceeding 60-ft.Value 7} „ Hair, Goats’ Cotton)

2. Not Hemp 100 kg.Pieijil,

Value

3. l°ng

Exceeding 60-ft. long WV„ 7i„ 7*,, Jute

RamieKaw,...Reeled, from Doupions . i,„ ■

b. Softwood 7£ „ Silk,

1. Not exceeding 40-ft. „„ 7-j7£ „„ Silk, Eaw, White (including Re-

2. long

Not exceeding 60-ft. „ 7i „ Silk,reeledRaw, and Steam Filature) ... ,,

3. Exceeding 60-ft. long... „„ 7L,

7i „ Filature

Silk,reeled

Eaw,andYellow...Wild...(including

...(including

Re-... „„ 10.50

7.50

Files, Poles,

cluding and

Softwood Joists (not

Poles exceed- in- Steam Filature)

Silk, Waste (including Cocoon

ating6-ft.

42 inches

from thein circumference

large end) ... Value 7)% Strippings Waste)... and Silk YarnValue 5%

206 CUSTOMS EXffQET TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CH IE A

Per Hk. Tls. Brass, thereof: and Manufactures Per Hk., Tls.

Wadding, Cot^aa

Wadding. Silk ..... ' „„ • 555%„„ b.a. Foil Buttons- 100

Piculkg. Free

5.20

Wo

Wool. 1, Camels*

Goats ... , „ 5,, c. Nails „ 1.90,

Wool, Sheep’s ... 5„ d. Wire ., 1.50

Textile Fibres,’h.o'.p.f. .. ... ... Value .7J„ /.e. ■ Others

; Brassware Value Free

n%

Yarn, Thread, Plaited and Knitted Coins, Foreign .„

Copper, and Manufactures there- ... ' Free

Goods

Cordage and Twine Value Free a. Sheets,

Ingots and Rods,Slabs

and Nails ... Value

Cotton

Cotton Socks andSewing,

Thread, Stockings on Spools Free ’ c.b Others „ n„

or Cops (of 50 yds. or less) ... Gross 0.037 G tures dd andthereof: Silver, and Manufac-

Cotton Thread, n.o.p.f ...Picul

„ 1.10 1.10 a. •Dust) ’ ullion (including

Cotton Yarn Work,

Drawn-thread Cross-stitch b. Goldware and .. ...Gold Value n%

Silverware...

Work,

or other and Embroideries, Silk Free Iron, and Manufactures thereof:—

Lace andYarnTrimmings Free a. Bars,Sheets, Ho-ps.

etc. (including Rods,

Ramie and Thread 100 kg. Free Mild Steel) 100

Silk Yarn and Thread

Woolen Varn and Thread Picul 10.00

,. 4.50 c.b. Nails Pigs and Kentledge (in- Piculkg. Free

Free

Piece Goods , eludingIron) R-melted Shansi 10Value

Cotton PieceCoarse

Goods' (having notPicul 1.50 d. Wire 7£%

> kg. Free

Free

Grasscloth,

over 16 warp thread to a100 kg. Free Lead, and Manufactures there- e. Others (including Steel) ... Value

centimetre)

Grasscloth, Fine to*(having over „ Free a.of:—

40 warp threads an in, h)... Pigs or Bars

b.c. Others.

Sheets Picul 0.40'

SilkturalPiece Goods' (including Na- „ 7i%

Value 0.60

Piece ilk and/or

Goods, Artificial

andArtificial Silk

MixturesSilkof Quicksilver

r Picul 5.10

Natural and/or 'Tin,

1 inw areand Manufactures there- Free

and

Silk other fibres) Free of:—

PiecePongees

Good?, n o.p.f Value Free 7*% a.b. Ingots Foil and slabs ... ,. Picul 4.90

.V;-' A30

Other Textile Products c.

Zinc, Others , ...

and Manufactures there- Value ~i%

Blankets and.. ,•■...Capnjerpanes, of: —

Cotton Woollen,

Blankets, Picul 3,00 a.b. Others

and...Wool... and...Piece

Spelter ...... Picul

Value 7|% 0.53

Cotton Union 0.15 Metalsn0 fand Metallic Products,

-P- ' -

Givnny NewBags:— Manufactures

a.b. Old Picul

„ 0.41 Others

0.25 .. of ’Value Fi7i%ee

Tdwels ... ... ^including Wool ,. 3.C0 Glass and Glassware

Woollen Carpets Glass Bangles or Armlets

and ‘"otton Carpets and Floor

Rugs) and Articles of Personal100 kg. Free a. In bulkColoured Gla^s Heads, or Plain: —100 kg. Free

nr temporarily

Clothing

Wear (including boots and strung together with

C'Silvered

.tton .'tring (including

a.Shoes):—

Natural

b.c Natural Silk

Silk Mixtures 100„ kg. Free Picul 10.00

5.50 Beads, Hollow

strung... and packedGlass

d. Cotton

Others Value Free b. stinfancy cartons)

ruI1g together

Cotton or

...with...

Silk

Free

Textile Products,'n.o.p.f ,, 7£ „ StBoxes

rings,inor put

Ores, Metals, and Metallic Products Neck-laces. theupformin Fancyof

Value Free

Ores

Antimony:— ... ... ... Value 7$,, Glass, Window,

a.b. Dnsilvered

Silvered Common;— ... meters„ Free Free

a.b. Kegulus

Crude Picul 0.58

„ 0.84 Glass or Vitrified-.ware, n.o.p.f. Value Free 10 sq.

CUSTOMS EXPORT TARIFF OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA 207

Stone, Earth, Sand, & Manufacturers quisites Per Hk. Tls.

thereof (including China ware a. Bottles, Empty, ; Aerated

and Enamelled-ware) * Water andionH'eImport,

er, iForeign

Per m. ru. duty paid re-

Bricks and

Cement Tiles as Portl nd) Value

(Hydraulic, Picul 5%

0.034 exported Free

Marble Pottery, and „ 0.43 57 Boxes,

Empty Wooden,

returned Old.

for fu- ‘ Free

Chinaware, ture use ...

-a.Earthenware:—

Value §11 and under per •i c. Chests,

purposes Tea for packing

b. 100 kgover $15 per 100 kg...100„ kg. Free

Value Free there f and materials '{ Free

Enamelled Ironware andValue Free d. <\ylinders

Oil or and

(as which Gas Drums.

Containers), Iron

Cloisonne-ware onpreviously 1 mpqrt

Earth, Sand, Stone,

Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f ,, 5 „ and been paid has,

Duty ..' Free

Chemicals and Chemical Compounds . e. JarstainingEarthenware, Samshu, con-

Pre- -

Alum, Green, or Copperas Picul 0.14 serves, etc.,packing

and allor other

Alum,

Arsenic White ... „„ 0.130.83 necessary

tainer thereof Con- ; Free

Ink,

Lead, Chinese

Bed, Ceruse,

White and ...

Yellow Value , 7 k% . f. Labels, Tea-box ... Ftee

(Minium, and Massi- g. Tins, Kerpsenq,

if not flattened out’ Empty, Free

cot)

Potash ... Picul

„ 0.75 0.35 Curios and Antiques (notof inclucl- .

Realgar Picul 0.89. ing• those the exporg

is prohibited which Value

by ordinance) 7i%

Soap, Household and LaundryValue. „ 0.49 Fans: —

Soap,

Soda, Toilet

Crystals 5%

Picul 0.L4 a.c.b. Palm-leaf,

Feather Fiue

Palm-leaf, Hundred Free

Free

Spirits

Spirits oforWine

Alcohol and RectifiedImp. Gallon 0.035 d. Paper ...coarse

... ... ...... Thousand

Hundred „ Free

Free

Varnish, or Crude

Vermilion '. Lacquer ... ... ... Value 5^ Fire-crackers e. Others... ... Values;Free

Gypsum lO&ftg.Free

Books

Printed Matter

and Pamphlets (including Hair-nets and Hair Switches ... m 0.074 Free

Advertising Matter, Picture Ivory

Joss ware

Sticks ..Picul

Value Free

0.46

Books,

Diaries, and Scrolls, Date

Calendars blocks.

withbutor Kitty sols and Umbrellas Free

without metal binding; Lacquerware,

(not including Plain or Fancy

Lacquerware... ...

not including Old collected

Books, Pic-as inlaid with

tures,

< ’urios)and Scrolls Free Matches

containing (notMother-of-pearl)

including

White or Yellowthose Free

Illustrations

cludingMatter, and Diagrams (in-

Chartsn.o.p.fand Maps)Value Free Free Mats, Phosphorus) 100 kg. Free

Printed .MattingStraw and BushMats...sewnHundred 0.30

(including

Sundry -together, with designs

thereon; and Mattings with printed

Braid, Straw, and Hats, StrawPicul Free

Candles 0.89 edge bound with cloth) ofBoll

Confectionery, Preserves, and 37 metres Free

Sweetmeatsand Packing Re- „ 0.71 Articles

Containers not Tariff

for in this otherwise providedValue 7i%

REVISION OF POSTAL RATES

AFrom

Postal20thNotification

day, 5tb issued

month,on21st

Mayyear

19, 1932, announced

C.H.M.K. (May :—20, 1932), the following

revised postage rates will take effect:—

Domestic Places:—

(1) Local letters : 2 cents per 20 grammes.

(2) Domestic letters : 5 cents per 20 grammes.

(3) Postcards : Single 2| cents, Double 5 cents.

(4) Samples : 3 cents, cents, 104 cents and 15 cents respectively for grammes

up to 100, 100-250, 250 350 and 350-500.

(5) Registration fee : Simple 8 cents, with Return Receipt 16 cents.

(6) Fee for return receipt for parcels and express articles, or acknowledgment of

payment for money orders : 8 cents (subsequent acknowledgment of receipt

16 cents).

(7) Books,

rates printed

cancelled.matter and commercial papers: Collection of double or treble

Foreign Countries:—

To Japan, Korea, the Leased Territory of Kwangtung and Taiwan, same as above

(2) to (7). To Hongkong and Macao, same as above (2) and (3).

Full particulars may be had on application at any Shanghai Post Office.

Post Office,

Shanghai, May 19, 1932. A. M. Ohapelaix.

NOTES TO THE IMPORT TARIEE

If any of the articles provided for in this Tariff are imported in dimen-

sions exceeding those specified, the duty is to be Calculated in proportion to

the measurements as defined.

The term “n.o.p.f.” in this Tariff stands for “not otherwise provided for.”

RULING FOR CALCULATING DUTY-PAYING VALUE OF

COMMODITIES PAYING SPECIFIC RATES ON BASIS OF VALUE

1. grades which—Wherever

ed into are determined by the the tariffofduty

value, rate leviable

the goods, on imported good

the word

“value” is to be regarded as meaning the duty-paying value as defined in

section 1 of Rule l of the Import Tariff Provisional Rules. The following

additions

sale marketarevalue

to beofmade to thisfor“value”

the goods before

purposes of dutycomparing it with the whole-

assessment:—

(a) The Tariff duty rate ;

(b) Surtax or surtaxes at present in force; and.

(c) 7 per cent, of the “value” in order to arrive at the wholesale

market value of the particular grade.

2. —If the wholesale market value of the merchandise fa

limits

shall be charged inas accordance

of a grade ascertained with

by applying

the tarifftherateruleprescribed

given in section

for that1,grade.

duty

3. —If the wholesale market value of the merchandise fa

limits

duty of any grade asin ascertained by applying the rule prescribed

given in sectionthe1,

gradeshall

which,be charged accordance

when converted, with

approaches the tariff

most nearlyratethis wholesale for

market

value.

NOTES TO SECTIONS I, II, III, AND IV.

In case piece goods or knitted tissues are constituted of more

than one kind of fibre, the presence^ of any kind of fibre which does

not exceed 5 per cent, by weight shall not affect the tariff classification

of such goods.

The classification of goods made of Cotton, Flax, Rkmie, Hemp,

Jute, Wool, and/or Silk (Natural or Artificial) shall not be affected

by such goods having been stitched, taped, whipped, or faced with

materials other than those of which, the goods are made.

Articles consisting partly of lace, trimmings, or any other orna-

mental materials or decorated therewith are liable to a duty of 5 per

cent, ad valorem in addition to the ordinary duty leviable thereon.

The term “ Silk ” in .that Tariff includes “ Artificial Silk.”

I.—COTTON AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

COTTON PIECE GOODS, GREY.

Unit C.G.U

Shirtings, Sheetings, and T-Cloths, Plain, Grey :—

(a) Note over 82 cm. wide :

(1) Weighing not more than 140 grammes per metre Metre 0.028

(2) Weighing more than 140 grammes per metre ,, 0.043

210 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide : Unit C.G.U.

(1) Weighing not more than 90 grammes per metre Metre 0.02G

’(2) Weighing more than 90 grammes per , metre ,, 0.043

T-CLOTHS •

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide :

, (1) Weighing not more than 140 grammes per metre ,, 0.028

(2) Weighing more than 140 grammes per metre ,, 0.043

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide :

(1) Weighing npt more than 90 grammes per metre ,, 0.026

(2) Weighing more than 90 grammes per metre....... "'„ 0.043

2 Drills 'hind Jeah^ Giidy''(S^or 4 shaft only), not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.043

3 Imitation N^v^. Ootton Cloths, .Grey, not over 62 cm. wide Quintal 2b“o

4 Cambrics, Lawns, Muslins, Brocades (single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted, Corded, or Figured Shirtings, Grey Metre 25%

5 LenOs and Leno Brocades, Grey „ 25%

6 ‘Cotton''Crape, Grey, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.037

7 Cotton Sergp^, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, Grey .% 1 ,, 25%

8 Satteen Drills, Gray ,, 25%

9 Poplins, Grey ,, 25%

10 Imitation Poplihs, Ribs, Cords, and Repps, Grey ,, 25%

11 Cotton Canvas and Duck, Grey (including those with coloured

stripes) 25%

12 Cotton Flannel, 1 or Flannelette,- of Plain or -'Twill ' Weavey ' :~ M

Grey

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.059

(b) Over '82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide ,, 0.077

13 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Grey ,, 25%

14 Cotton Piece ’ Goods', Grey, n.o.p.f. : —

Nankeens Quintal 26%

others , , Metre 25%

COTTON PIECE GOODS, WHITE OR DYED.

15 Shirtings, Sheetings, and Irishes, Plain, White:

(a) Not over 92' cm. wide ,, 0.05

(b) Over 92 cm. wide -> V, *

16 Drills and Jeans, White (3 or 4 shaft only), not oyer 82 cm; wide ,, 0.049

17 T-Clbths, White, and :Mexicau&i ndt over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.05

16 Cambrics, Lawns, Muslins, Nainsooks, Mulls, Jaconets, Victoria

Checks, Swiss Checks; Lappets, Limbrics, Brocades (single™ J' 1

yarn only) and Striped,; Spotted, Corded, or Figures Shirt-

ngs, White for, Dyed r , - ■

(а) Not Over 827cm. wide ilu,a. :.0.068

(б) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm „ 0.073

(c) Over 92'ciniiiWide : ....a....'. •„ 25%

19 Voiles, White or Dyed „ 25%

20 Organdies, White or Dyed .t. ,, 25%

21 Lenos, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.043

22 Leno Brocadds," White or-Dyed - 1 ,, 25%

23 Mercerised Crimps, White or Dyed......,.,,n.f...,,v.. ,, 25%

24 Cotton Crape, White'br Dyed' not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.044

25 Skirtings, Sheetings, and Pongees, Dyed, Plain

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide ( ,, 0.038

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm ...7..,, (9.05

26 Drills and Jeans (3 or, 4 shaft only),i:,Dye4t pot oyer 82 cm. wide V, 0.049

♦Duty to be levied, in proportion to (a)

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS;; I^IEQET . TABIFp 2J] ,

Unit C.G.U.

Dyed T-Cioths, Embossed Cantoons, Alpacianos, and Ite^l and

Imitation Turkey Reds, not over 82 cm. wide

(a) Weighing not more than 65 grammes per metre............ Met^.j 0.031 .

(b) Weighing more than 65 grammes but not more than L05

grammes per metre » 0.042

[c) Weighing more than 105 grammes per metre 0.05

Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twill?, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.061

Satteens Drills, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm, wide >> 0.066

Cotton Eastings, Satteens, Italians, Imitation (Weft-faced)

Venetians, Tientsin Twills, B.eatrice Twills, Warp-faced.

Satteens, and Satteen Stripes, White or Dyed, not'over 82 cm.

wide „ 0.081

31 Cotton Venetians, White or Dyed, not over 82 cm. wide. ,, 0.11

32 Poplins (including Poplin Taffetas), White or Dyed, not over

82 cm. wide ...! „ 0.10

33 Imitation Poplins, Ribs, Cords, Repps, and Moreens, White or

Dyed, hot over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.083

34 Cotton Canvas and Duck, White or Dyed ,, 25%'c

35 Dimities, Piques, Vestings, Quiltings, and Bedford Cords, Wiite

or Dyed >. '„ 25

36 Cotton Flannel or' Flannelette) of Plain or Twill Weave, White

or Dyed : —

(a) Not Over 62 cm. wide- „ 0.035

(5) Over 62 cm. but not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.044

(c) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm. wide „ 0.057

Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, White 'or'

Dyed :—

(a) Not over 92 cm. wide ,, 6.16

(b) Over 92 cm. wide , „ 25%

Cotton Piece Goods, White or Dyed, n.o.p.f

Nankeens Quintal 25%

Cellular cloth Metre 25%

others ,, 25%

COTTON PIECE GOODS, PRINTED.

Shirtings, Sheetings, and T-Cloths, Plain, Printed :—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide „ , 0.05

(5) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide ,, 0.054

40 Drills and Jeans (3 or 4 shaft only), Printed, not over 82 cm.

wide f... 005

41 Cambrics, Lawns, Muslins, Brocades (single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted, Corded or Figured Shirtings, Printed :—

; (a) Not over 82 cm. wide .,, 0.06b

j (b) Over 82 cm. but not over 102 cm. wide ...,,..i „ 0.073

42 Voiles, Printed -Value 25%, -

43 Organdies, Printed ,, 25% -

44 Lenos, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide . Metre 0.043

45 Mercerised Crimps, Printed , ,, 36%'’

46 Cotton Crape, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide.; Y> 0.044

Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.061

48 Satteen Drills, Printed, not Over 82 cm. wide ...........v,v.k..;..-... : ,, i 0.066

49 Cotton Eastings, Satteens, Satinets, Italians, Damasks, Silesias,

and Beatrice Twills, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide ,j 0.081

212 TEXT OF NEW' CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

Unit C.G.U.

50 Cotton Venetians, Printed; not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.11

51 Poplins, Printed, not over 82 cm. wide : „ 0.10

52 Imitation Poplins, Ribs, COrds; Repps, and Moreens, Printed,

not over 82 drii. wide......:.....'. ,, 0.083

53 Twill Cretonnes, Oatmeal Crape Cretonnes, Satteen Cretonnes,

Repp Cretonnes, and other Cretonnes Value 25%

54 Cotton Flannel ’Or Flannelette, of Plain or Twill Weave, ■:'r>v

Printed :—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 cm. wide ,, 0.057

65 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Clbths, Printed : —

(a) Not over 92 cm. wide ‘ »»

(b) Over 92 cm. wide Value 25%

56 Cotton Piece Goods, Printed, n.o.p.f ,, 25” .

COTTON PIECE GOODS, MISCELLANEOUS.

57 Shirtings and Sheetings,. Plain, Yarn-dyed, not over 92 cm. wide Metre 0.05

58 Drills and Jeans (3 or 4 shaft only), Yarn-dyed, not over 82

cm. wide ....‘ — „ 0.05

59 Cambrics, Lawns,. Muslins, Brocades, (single yarn only), and

Striped, Spotted, Corded, or.Figured Shirtings, Yarn-dyed... Value 25%

60 Lenos and Leno Brocades, Yarn-dyed „ 25%

61 .! Cotton Crape, Yarn-dyed, not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044

62 Cotton Serges, Diagonal Twills, Herringbone Twills, Oatmeal

Crapes, Coatings, Suitings, Tweeds, Gabardines, and Trouser-

ings, Yarn-dyed not over 82 cm. wide ,, 0.061

63 Poplins, Yarn-dyed, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.10

64 Imitation Poplins, Ribs, Cords, and Repps, Yarn-dyed, not over

82 cm. wide „ 0.083

65 Dimities, Piques, Vestings, Quiltings, and Bedford Cords, Yarn-

dyed Value 25%

66 Cotton Flannel, or Flannelette, of Plain or Twill Weave, Yarn-

dyed :—

(a) Not over 82 cm. wide Metre 0.044

(b) Over 82 cm. but not over 92 Cm. wide ,, 0.057

67 Cotton Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, Yarn-dyed... Value 25%

68 Cotton Piece Goods, Yarn-dyed, n.o.p.f ,, 25%

69 Cotton Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered . ,, 25%

70 Cotton Piece Goods, n.o.p.f „ 25%

COTTON, RAW; COTTON THREAD, COTTON YARN, AND

MANUFACTURES :OF;.COTTON, N.O.P.F.

71. Cotton, Raw Quintal 3.50

72 Cotton Waste, and Yam Waste „ 1.30

73 Cotton Wadding „ 5.50

74 Cotton Rag ,, 0.17

75 Cotton Yarn*

(a) Grey (irrespective of fold) :

(1) Counts-up to and. ineluding. K’gramme 0.11

(2) Counts above 17 and up to and including 23 ,, 0.12

(3) Counts above 23 and up to and including 35 ,, 0.15

(4) Counts above 35 and up to and including 45 ,, 0.17

(5) Counts above 45 ,, 0.18

(b) Others „ —

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 213

Unit C.G.U.

76 Cotton Thread

(a) Sewing Cotton, on Spools or Cops :

(1) 2-eord and 3-cord, 46 metres or less Gross 0.17

(2) 6-cord and 9-cord, 46 metres or less „ 0.36

(b) Crochet or Embroidery Cotton, in skeins or balls :

(1) Over Gold Units 6 in value per Kilogramme K’gramme 1.30

(2) Not over Gold Units 6 in value per Kilogramme ,, 0.45

,(c) Others „ 0.28

77 Imitation Gold or Silver Thread, on Cotton ,, 1.50

78 Cotton Twine and Cordage (including Rope). „ 0.17

79 Candle-wick „ 0.23

80 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods, and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all products

made wholly thereof , Value 50%

81 Mosquito Netting, not over 230 cm. wide Metre 0.10

* Counts according to British or International System (number

of hanks of 840 yds. in 1 lb.)

82 Cotton Knitted Tissue :—

(a) Raised (Gassed or Ungassed) K’gramme 0.46

(b) Not Raised :

(1) Made of ungassed or unmercerised thread „ 0.55

(2) Made wholly or partly of gassed or mercerised thread „ 0.96

83 Knitted Clothing, Raised ,, 0.51

84 Knitted Clothing, not Raised :—

(a) Made of ungassed or unmercerised thread ,, 0.61

(b) Made wholly or partly of gassed or mercerised thread... ,, 100

85 Knitted Socks and Stockings :—

(a) Made of ungassed or unmercerised thread » 0-SIw

(b) Made wholly or partly of gassed Or mercerised thread... >» l-

86 ^Elastic Webbing, Braid and Cord Value 30%

87 Ankle-bands K’gramme 0.88

88 Lampwick » 0-26

89 Towels, Turkish „ 0.55

90 Blankets and Blanket Cloth „ 0.41

91 Handkerchiefs Dozen 40%

92 Bags, New K’gramme 0.25

93 Clothing, and all articles of personal wear and parts or acces-

sories thereof, n.o.p.f Value 40%

94 Cotton Goods, n.o.p.f „ 30%

II—FLAX RAMIE, HEMP, JUTE, AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF

(INCLUDING THOSE MIXED WITH COTTON).

95 Flax, Raw Quintal 7£%

96 Ramie, Raw ,, 7J%

97 Hemp, Raw „ 1.50

98 Jute, Raw : <..... „ 1.50

99 Oakum Value 7J%

100 Yarn and Thread, of Flax, Ramie, Hemp, and/or Jute, mixed

or not mixed with Cotton Quintal 15%

101 Twine and Cordage, (including Rope) of Flax, Ramie, Hemp,

and/or Jute, mixed or not mixed with Cotton „ 15%

102 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods, and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all products

made wholly thereof Value 50%

214 TEXT OF ] MB'Ws CHINESE ( CUSTOMS' IMPORT TARIFF

j.o.-) liiij Unit ' C.G.U.

103 Canvas and Tarpaulin, of Hemp and/or Jute, mixed or not ;

mixed with Cotton (Proofed and unproofed) Value. 25%

104 Flax Piece Goods, White, Plain, mixed, or not mixed . with

Cotton, weighing not more than .170 kilogrammes per square

metre and having more than 50, threads but not more than

80 threads in a square cehtimetre in warp and weft...., Metre 7|%

105 Flax Piece'Goods, mixed or. not mixed with Cotton, n.o.p.f. ... 25%

100 Hessian Cloth ..:.... ) .....; Quintal *00

107" Hemp Bags and Hessian Bags, New

108 Gunny Bags, New „ • 4.50 •

109 Gunny Bags, Hemp Bags, and Hessian Bags, Old •2.30“

lid Clothing,"and all articles of personal wear and parts or acces-

sories thereof;' n.o.p.f. Valtie 1 40% u-

111 Flax, llemie, Hemp, and/or Jute'Grtods. mixed Or not ihiXed

witn'Cotton, n.o.p.f. .. • 30%

III—WOOL AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING THOSE

MIXED WITH ANY OTHER FIBRES EXCEPT SILK).

112 Wool, Sheep’s, Goats' and Camels’ (including carded or

combed) ;>.... 100 Kg. 0.10

113 Waste Wool, Sheep’s, Goats’ and Camels’ (including Waste

Wool mixed with any other fibres except Silk) „ 5%

114 Woollen Yarn and Thread, pure or mixed —

(a) Value over Gold Units 180 per 100 kg. 100 Kg. 65.00 -

b) Value not over Gold Units 180 per 100 Kg. . ,, 45.00

115 Lace,{ Trimmings,1 Embroidered1 Goods and all oth5r matenals

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all

products made wholly thereof Valjjft/ 70%

116 Woollen Knitted, Tissue, pure qr mixed .. ,, 40%,

117 Bunting,, nqt over 46 cm. wide Metrp 0.11.^

118 • Camlets, not over 82 cm. wide „ 0.31-..

119 Woollen Piece Goods for technical purposes, pure or mixed,

such as Roller Cloth, Paper Mill Blanketing, etc y^lne' 15%

120 Woollen Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, pure e e

or ipixp^j M M . 50°., ((j

121 Woollen. Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered, pure or mixed ,, 40%

122 Woollen Piece Goods, pure or mixed, n.o.p.f. : — 1

(a) Weighing; not more than 200 grammes per squafe 1 metre*

* ' per 100

Ks: 200.04

(b) Weighing more than 200 grammes but not more than

400 ’ gtatames per square metre ' ,< 190.00

(c) Weighjng more than 400 grammes per square metre .. ,, 40%

123 Felt and Felt Sheating Value 40%

124 Woollen Blankets.and Travelling Rugs, pure or mixed.. K’gramme 40%

125 Woollen .Carpets,.. Carpeting, and all. other Floor. Coverings.

pure or mixed Value 50%

126 Hats, Caps, and Hat- Bodies, of Felt

(a) Hats and Caps 40%

(5) , Hat, Bodies :

(1) Blp.cg.ed Value 40%,,;

(2) Others „ 20%

127 Clothing, and ,all articles of; , personal wear and parts or

accessories t^erpp|,, p-p.p.f, „ 50%

128 Woollen, .Goods and Woollen Mixtures, n.o.p.f „ 40%

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 215

IV.—SILK AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING THOSE

MIXED WITH ANY OTHER FIBRES). Unit C.G.U.

129 Natural. Silk, Raw Quintal 60%

130 Artificial Silk Floss and Yarn K’gramme 1.20

131 Waste Natural Silk Quintal 40%

132 Waste Artificial Silk „ 40%

133 Spun Natural Silk K’gramme 60%

134 Spun Artificial Silk (including Artificial Woollen Yarn) „ 60%

135 Silk Yarn and Thread, pure- or mixed, n.o.p.f „ 60%

13fe Imitation Gold or Silver Thread, on Silk, pure or mixed Value 60%

137 Lace, Trimmings, Embroidered Goods and all other materials

used for decorative or ornamental purposes; and all

prodhc'ts made wholly thereof ,, 80% _

138 Silk Knitted Tissue, pure or mixed ,, 80%

139 Bolting Cloth „ 15%

140 Silk Velvets, Plushes, and all other Pile Cloths, pure or mixed K’gramme 80%

141 Silk Waterproof Cloth, Rubbered, pure or mixed Metre 80%

142 Silk Piece Goods, pure or mixed, n.o.p.f, :—■

(a) Of Natural Silk .. K’gramme 80%

‘ ib) ' Of Artificial Silk Metre 80%

v. (d Of ( Natural Silk and Artificial Silk K’gramme 80%

(d) 6f Natural Silk and W'ool or pf Natural Silk and WooC'.

,• v ' cvnd Vegetable Fibre Metre 80%

(e) ;;Of Artificial Silk and Wool or of Artificial Silk and

. J, Wool and Vegetable Fibre „ ' 80%

(/)’ ' Qf Natural Silk and Cotton K’gramme 80%

{g) Of Artificial Silk and Cotton Metre 80%

[h) pthers „ 80%

143 Silk Elastic Webbing,; Braid, and ipord,, pure, pr mixed Value 80%

144 Clothing, and all other articles of personal wear and parts or

accessories thereof, n-p.p.f. „ 80%

145. Silk Goods and Silk Mixtures, n.o.p.f „ 80%-

V —METALS AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF (INCLUDING

ORES, MACHINERY, AND VEHICLES).

■ ores ; r f V:

146 Ores of *11 kinds Quintal p%

METALS

- • Aluminium ' '

147 Foil, Plain 100 Kg. 30.00

148 Foil,''“Coloured- or Embossed ,, 35.00

14& Grants, Yngnts, and Slabs Quintal 6.60

150 Sheets and Plates ,, 17.00

151 Others Value 12£%

152 ■ Antrifrietion Metal 100 Kg. 14.00

.,V3rass and Yellow Metal; —

153.:f ■ Bars and, Rods „ 6.60

154 Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Washers Value 20%

155 Ingots 100 Kg. 4.00

156 Nails : ,, 16.00

157 Old Of‘Scrap (fit only for remanufacture) 2.00

158 Screws 35.00

159 Sheets, and Plates ,, 9.00

216 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

Unit C.G.U.

160 Tacks Value 20%

161 Tubes 100 Kg. 13.00

162 Wire ,, 7.20

163 Others Value 20%

Copper':— '

164 liars and Rods 100 Kg. 7.00

165 Bolts,..Nuts, Rivets and Washers » 19.00

166 Ingots and Slabs » 5-60

167 Nails „ 16.00

168 Old or Scrap (fit only for remanufacture) >> 3-66

169 Sheets and Plates „ 7.20

170 Tacks Value 20%

171 ..Tubes 100 Kg. 12.00

172 Wire „ 7.00

173 Wire Rope Value 15%

174 Others „ 20%

Iron and Steel, Ungalvanized (not including Bamboo, Spring,

Tool, and Alloy Steei) :—

175 Anvils, Swage-blocks, Anchors and parts of, and Forgings :

(d) Eac)i weighing in every case 115 hectogrammes or oyer, 100 Kg. 5.30

(b) Each weighing in every case less than 115 hecto-

176 grammesIngots, Slabs, and Sheet-bars

Billets, Blooms, Value

>. 20%

16%

177 Bolts, Nuts, and Washers 100 Kg. 4.50

178 Casting. Rough Value 20%

179 Chains, New and narts of 100 Kg. 5.00

180 Chains! Used Value 15%

181 Crossings and Turn tables for Railwavs „ 7J%

182 Hoops 1 100 Kg. 1.40

183 Nail-rods, Bars, Twister or Deformed Bars, Tees, Channels,

Angles, Joists, Girders, and other Structural Sections or

Shapes in the state in which thev leave the rolls „ 1-60

184 Nails, Wire and Cut 100 Kg. 3.24

185 Pig and Kentledge „ «-70

186 Pipes, Tubes, and Pipe and Tube Fittings Value 20%

187 Plate Cuttings, of non uniform size (including scrap lots of

mixed dimensions, irrespective of size, and Croppings of

Channels, Tees, and Angles) 100 Kg. 0.65

188 Rails (including Steel Sleepers, Fish-plates, Spikes, Bolts, and

Nuts for use with the Rails) » 6-76

189 Rivets ,, 3.30

190 Screws „ 12.00

191 Sheets and Plates, 3.2 mm. thick or more ,, 1-16

192 Sheets and Plates, under 3.2 min. thick ,, 1-40

193 Spikes ' Value 20%

194 Tacks 100 Kg. 7.60

195 Tinned Plates, Decorated ,, 6.50

196 Tinned Plates, Plain ,, 3.10

197 Tinned Plates, Old (including Box Linings) Value 121%

198 Tinned Tacks 100 Kg. 8.30

199 Wire 1.20

200 Others • Value 15%

IRON AND STEEL, GALVANIZED

201 Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and "Washers 100 Kg. 4.60

202 Nails, Tacks, and Screws Value 20%

203 Pipes, Tubes, and Tube Fittings ,, 20%

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 217 s1

204 Sheets : Unit C.G.U.

(a) Corrugated 100 Kg. 2.70

(b) „ .Plain

205 Wire ; „ 1.70

Wire Rope (with or without fibre core). See Nos. 209

and 210.

Wire Shorts. See No. 207.

206 Others Value 15%

IRON AND STEEL, GALVANIZED OR UNGALVANIZED

207 Cobbles, Wire Shorts, Defective Wire, Bar Croppings and Bar

: Ends, Used Hoops and Hoop or Cuttings (including scrap

lots of mixed dimensions, irrespective of size) 100 Kg. 0.75

208 ; Old or Scrap (fit only- for remanufacture), n.o.p.f „ 0.55

209 Wire Rope, New (with or without fibre core) „ 5.70

210 Wire Rope, Old (with or without fibre core) Value 12£%

STEEL, BAMBOO, SPRING, TOOL, AND ALLOY.

211 Bamboo Steel 100 Kg. 1.60

212 Spring Steel Value 12i%

213 Tool Steel (including Highspeed Steel) and Alloy or Special

Steel „ 124%

214 Iron or Steel Plates of Sheets, Angles, Channels, Tees, Joists,

Girders, and other Structural Sections or Building Forms

of Iron or Steel, if drilled, punched, assembled, fitted, of' .

fabricated for use, or otherwise advance beyond hammering;

rolling, or casting „ 3.50

215 Gold and Silver Bullion and Coins Free

216 Iron and Tin Dross „ 15%

LEAD.

217 Old (fit only for remanufactnre) „ 15%,

218 ' Pigs or Bars 100 Kg. 4.00

219 Pines „ 5.10

220 Sheets „ 4.70

221 Wire Value 15%

222 Others „ 15%

223 Manganese ,, 12I%

224 Manganese, Ferro ,, 12%

225 Nickel 100 Kg. 25.00

226 Platinum, Unmanufactured, i.e., in Ingots, Bars, Sheets, or

Plates, not less than 3.2 mm. thick, and Waste or Scrap . Free

227 Quicksilver ,, 38.00

TIN.

228 Compound Value 15%

229 Ingots and Slabs 100 Kg. 20.00

230 Pipes Value 15%

231 Others (not including Tinfoil) ,, 15%

232 Type Metal ' 100 Kg. 4.00

WHITE METAL OR GERMAN SILVER.

233 Bars, Ingots, and Sheets ,, 21.00

234 Wire „ 16.00

235 Others Value 15%

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ZINC. Unit C.G.U.

236 Powder and Spelter Value 15%

237 Sheets (including perforated)^ Plates and Boiler Plates 100 Kg. 5.G0

238 Others Value 15%

239 Metallic Foil or Leaf, a.o.p.f „ 30%

240 Metals, n.o.p.f ,, 15%

METALWARE.

241 Aluminium-waft*, jifassware, Brohze-ware, GopperWare, ' and

Pewterware, n.o.p.f.

(a) Aluminiumware ,, 50.00r

(bj. Pthjers ,, 2b -

242 Platinumware, Goldwarc, and Silverware (including Watch

chains), n.o.p.f . ,, 30%

243 Metalware, ' Electroplated or not, n.o.p.f. (including Cutler^') ,, 25%

MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

244

245 Agricultural Machinery,for-and

Electrical Machinery thereof and Transmission,■ . ,, . ,?i% >

partsGenerating

Power

such as Dynamos, Motors, Transformers,; , Qonycrters, etp.)

and parts thereof „ 16%

246 Machine Tools, such as Lathes, Planers, Drill Presses, etc,,

and parts thereof „ 7$%

247 Machine Shop Tools, siieh as Cutters, Drills, Reamers, etc.

(including Pneumatic and Electrically 6perated Tools), and

Hand Tools made wholly or chiefly of meta! „ ?£%

248 Prime Movers, i.e., Gas Engines, Oil Engines, Steam Engines,

Hydraulic Turbines, Steam Turbines, Turbo-generator Sets,

and other Prime Movers, combined with Generator's ’ or not,

and parts thereof ,, 10%

249 Steam Boilers, Economisers, Superheaters, Mechanical Stokers,

and other Boiler-room Accessories, and parts thereof .„ 10%

250,, Sewing or Knitting

251 Typewriters, Machines,

automatic and parts Calculating

Sales Machines, thereof Machines, „ 10%

Cash Registers, Copy Presses, Cheque Perforators, Dating

Machines, Duplicating Machines, Numbering Machines, and

similar Office Machines for Clerical or accounting purposes,

and parts thereof „ 20%

252 Machinery, n.o.p.f., and parts thereof ,, 10%

VEHICLES AND VESSELS.

253 Aeroplanes, Hydibpltiries, and all other Flying Machines, and

parts thereof ,, ' 5%--

254 Fire Engines, Hydrants, and other Fire-extinguishing Appli-

ances, irrespective of propelling power (including Hand

Chemical Fire Extinguishers), and parts thereof „ 5%i,.f)

255 Motor-boats, Sail-boats, and Steamers, and parts or materials

thereof, n.o.p.f.

(a) Complete „ 16%'.

(b) Parts or Materials, n.o.p.f ,, 10%

256 Vehicles, Motor :—

(a) Motor Tractors, Motor Trailers, Motor Passenger

Vehicles with seats for not less than 12 persons,

Motor Trucks over 1 metric ton carrying capacity,

and Chassis for any of the above ,, 15%

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 219 ■

.’J.t) ti»rJ Unit ' C.G.U.

(b) Others (including Motor-cars, Motor Cycles, - otc.),- ! .;

assembled or in parts; Chassis, and Bodies with

Metal parts assembled for any of the above Value 30%

(c) Parts and Accessories (except Tires)

(1) for Motor Cycles ,, 30%

(2) for others* „ 15%

♦In the case of Front Wheels, Rear Wheels, Front Springs,

Rear Springs, Front Axles, Rear Axles, Frames, Radia

tors, Propelling Shafts, Motive Power, and Bodies, thir

rate is applicable only when they are packed separately ;

otherwise they shall be subject to a duty of 30%,

257 Railway and Tramway Supplies ;—

(а) Locomotive and Tenders ,, 5%

(б) Railway or Tramway Carriages or Wagons „ 5%

(c) Railway or Tramway Materials, n.o.p.f „ 5%

258 Vehicles, n.o.p.f. (including Cycles), and parts thereof (except

Tires) !1” .A.).... „ 20%

OTHER METAL MANUFACTURES.

259. Arms and Ammunition ;

(a) For PersonaT or Sporting Use' 40%..,,

(b) .Others „ 40%

260 Bedsteads, Cots, Camp, Beds, and other kinds of Furniture

made wholly of chiefly of metal, and parts' or accessories

thereof vr..,,.^.,... 30%

261 Clocks and Watciies : —

(a) Complete „ 30%

(b) Parts „ 20%

262 Coal-burning, Oil-burning, and Spirit-burning Stoves, Cookers,

Radiators, Steam Heaters, and similar appliances, and parts;,

thereof „ 25%

263 Electrical Materials. Fixtures, and Fittings for Wiring, Trans-

mission, and Distribution ;—

(a) Bulbs 100 4.00

(b) Cleats, Insulators, or Knobs, Ceiling Rosettes, Fuse-

boxes, Plugs, Receptacles, Sockets, Switches, and

Switch-boards Value 25%

(c) . Cords or Wires, Cables, and all other Electrical Ma- 20%

terials, ri.o.p.f „

264 Electrical Cookers, Fans. Flash-lights, Irons, Lampware,

Radiators, Toasters, and other similar Electric Applicants, 25%:

and parts thereof „

265 Electric Accumulators, Batteries, Condensers, and parts thereof ,, 25%

266 Files of all kinds ; —

(a) Filing surface onh, not over 10 cm. long Dozen 0.18

(b) Filing surface only, over 10 cm. but not over 23 cm. 0.25

long ,,

(c) Filing surface only, over 23 cm. but not over 36 cm. 0.50

long ,,

(d) Filing surface only, over 36 cm. long „ 0.85

267 Gas Burners, Cooker, Heaters, Lamps, Ranges, Water-

heaters, and other similar Gas-burning Applicances, and

parts or accessories thereof Value 25%

268 Gas-meters, Water meters, Ammeters, Volt-meters, Wattmeters, 10%

and other similar Measuring Instruments „

220 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

269 Needles :— Unit C.G.U.

(a) Hand-sewing Value 10%

(b) For Sewing or Knitting Machine „

(c) Others „

270 Safes, Cash Boxes, and Strong-room Doors „

271 Telephonic and Telegraphic Instruments, and parts thereof : -

(a) Radio Sets and parts :—

(1) Hard Rubber Or Composition Dials, Litzendraft

Wire, Grid Lead, Microphones, Head phones,

Loud Speakers and Loud Speaker Units, Cry-

stals, Transmitting Vacuum Tubes, Tntervalve

Audio Frequency Transformers, and Receiving

Transmitting Condensers of all kinds „ 16%

(2) Buzzers, Receiving Vacuum Tubes, A.B.C. Battery

Eliminators, Sockets, Jacks, Plugs, Lugs and

Tips, Binding Parts, Name-plates, and Brackets ,, 20%

(3) Switches, Lightning Arresters, Keys, Coils, and

Complete Radio Sets and Units „

|b! Others „ 15%

272 Tins, Empty for Kerosene Qil (of 5 American gallons capa

city) :—

(a) Two Tins, with case Set 0.084

(b) Tins, Single Each 0.028

273 Metal Manufactures, n.O.p.f.

(a) Iron Wire Netting or Gauze 100 Kg. 10.00

(b) Others „ 25%

VI.—FOOD. DRINK, AND VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

FISHERY AND SEA PRODUCTS.

274 Agar-Agar, in bulk Quintal 3.00

275 Awabi :—

(a) in bulk . 100 Kg. 42.00

(b) Canned (including weight of immediate packing) .. .. ,, 18.00

(c) Others Value 30%-

276 Bicho de Mar :—

(a) Black, Spiked 100 Kg. 43.00

(b) Black, not Spiked ,, 30.00

ye) White !i ,, 17.00

277 Cockles : —

(a) Dried . Qliintal 9.10

(b) Fresh „ 1.70

278 Compoy 100 Kg. 40.00

279 Crabs’ Flesh, Dried „ * 0.25

280 Fish Bones Quintal • 30%

281 Fish, Cod, Dried (including Boneless) ., 3.60 •

282 Fish, Cuttle 100 Kg. - 14.00 .•

283 -Fish, Dried and Smoked (not including Dried Cod-fish and

Cuttle-fish) Quintal 8.80

284 Fish, Fresh 5.30

285 Fish, Herring, Salt , ..: , 100 Kg. 20%

286, Fish Maws —

(a) 1st Quality . (i.e., weighing ( 6. hebtogrammes or over

per piece.) ; IFgrammer 0.26,,

(b) 2nd Quality (i.e,, weighing under 6 hectogrammes per

piece) K’gramfge 0.61

287 Fish, Salmon, Salt... 100 Ks. 20%,.-

288 ‘Fish, Salt, n.o.p.f 20%

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 221

Unit C.G.U.

289 Fish, Head, Lip, Skin and Tail K’gramme 30%

290 Mussels, Oysters, and Clams, Dried „ 0.17

291 Prawns and Shrimps, Dried, in bulk ,, 0.21

292 Seaweed, Cut 100 Kg. 1.70

293 Seaweed, Long ,, 1.30

294 Seaweed, Prepared K’gramme 0.17

295 Seaweed, Red Quintal 20%

296 Sharks’1 Fins, Prepared K’gramme 2.00

297 Sharks Fins, not Prepared :—

(a) Value not over Gold Units 0.80 per kilogramme ,, 0.17

(b) Value over Gold Units 0.80 but not over Gold Units

4.10 per kilometre ,, 0.55

(c) Value over Gold Units 4.10 per kilogramme 1.40

298 Fishery and Sea Products, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) In bulk Quintal 20%

(b) Canned or in any other packing ., 30%

ANIMAL PRODUCTS AND GROCERIES.

299 Asparagus . (in cans or in bottles), (including weight of

immediate packing) 100 Kg. 19.00

300 Bacon and Hams

(a) In bulk ,, 47.00

(b) Canned or in any other packing Value 35%

301 Baking Powder 20%

302 Beef, Corned or., Pickled :—

(a) In barrels 100 Kg. 37.00

(b) Canned or in any cither packing Value 35%

303 Birds’ nests „ 30%

304 Biscuits „ 30%

305 Butter (including-weight of immediate packing) 100 Eg. 44.00

306 Caviare Value 35%

307 Cheese (including weight of immediate packing) 100 Kg. 44.00

308 Chocolate (not including confectionery) Value 35%"

309 Cocoa :—

(a) Cocoa Beans 100 Kg. 12.00

(b) Others .Value ^%i-

310' Cocoa Butter „ , ,, , 20%

311 Coffee :— •••■■

(a) Coffee Beans 100 Kg. 19.00

(b) Others • hu- i >: Value 35%

312' Confectionery ,, 50%

313 Currants and Raisins J .......... ,, 20%

314 Eggs, Game and Poultry ,, 25%

315 ' Fruits, Table and Pie. (in can or in bottle) (including weight

of packing) 100 Kg. 11.00

316 Honey , ,, 14.00

317 Jams and. Jellies Value 35%''

318 Lard i—

(a) In bulk !......r,...r,„.., ijOfl.Kg.. 13.00

(b) Canned or in any other packing Valpe 35%.,

319 Macaroni, Vermicelli, and similar products : —

' (a) In bulk 100Kg. 9.00

(6) Canned or in any other packing Value 35%.

320 Margarine and Similar Butter substitutes made wholly or

partly of vegetable, substances (including weight of imme^ . ; .

diate packing) lOO.Kg.. 27.00

222 TEXT OF N1?\V CHIXESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

, n . Unit C.G.U.

321 Meats, Dried arid Salted 100 K'g. 3.50

322 Meat Extracts Value 30%

323 Milkof apd ^ream, Evaporated

immediate packing) dr Sterilised (including weight 100 Kg. 13.00

324. Mill?, Condensed (iricTuding weight of immediate packing) ,, 16.00

325 Milk Food, (including Dried Milk. Lactogen, Glaxo, etc.)

(ipcjuding weight of immediate packing) Value 25%

326 on; Cod-liver „ 10%

327 Oil, Olive

(a) In bulk ,,, , Litre 0.16

(b) In bottles and any other packing Value 25%

328 Pork Rind ,u..i 100 Kg. 13.00

329 Soy, Sauce, and all other Preparations, Extracts, or Substances

for Flav.o,uring Food, n.o.p.f Value 35%

330 Sausages, Dried 100 Kg. 88.00

331 Syrups arid Juices, Fruit Value 35%

332 Syrups, Table „ 35%

333 Tea:— ,

(a) Tea Dust, Black 100 Kg. 8.00

(b) Others Value 35%

334; Foodstuffs, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) In bulk ,, 30%

(b) Canned or in any other packing ,, 35%,

CEREALS, FRUITS, MEDICINAL SUBSTANCES, SEEDS,

SPICES, AND VEGETABLES.

335 ^niseed Star :—

(a) 1st Quality (value Gold Units 40 and over per 100 Kg 10.00

. (b) 2nd Quality (value under Gold Units 40 per 100 Kg.. 6.70

336 Apples,. Fresh :... , 5.70

337 Asafeotida 15%

338 Barley, Buckwheat, Maize, Millet, Oats, Rye and Grains

n.o.p.f 15%

339 Beans and Peas 15%

340 Betelnut Husk, Dried 1.80

34! Betelnuts, Dried 2.30

342 Bran 0.41

343 ' Camphor :—

(a) Camphor (Laurus Camphor), Crude or Refined

(including Shaped) 100 Kg. 60.00

(6) Others (including Imitation) Value 30%

344 Camphor Baroos :—

(a) Clean K’gramme 5.40

% ' (b) Refuse Value 30%

345 Capoor Cutchery Quintal 2.30

346 Cardamom Husk „ 1.40

347 Cardamoms, Inferior ... K’gramme 0.10

348 Cardamoms, Superior . „ 0.56

349 Cassia Lignea and Buds 0.094

350 Cassia Twigs Quintal 1.80

351 Chestnuts 100 Kg. 2.80

352 China root

353 Cinnamon :—

(а) In bulk K’gramme 0.21

(б) Others Value 20%

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 223

354 Cloves :— Unit C.G.U.

(a) In bulk K’gramme 0.11

(B)i! Others Value 20%

355 Cloves, Mother K’gramme 0.03

356 Cocaine Value 20%

357 ; Flour, Wheat 1 Quintal 1.24

358 Flour and Cereal Products, n.o.p.f. ..; Value 25%

359 Fodder 100 Kg. 0.50

360 Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved^ n.o.p.f. (in bulk). Value 10%

361 Galangal ...,.v.:. „ 1.50

362 Ginseng (including Beard, Roots, and Cuttings) ,, 30%

363 Ginseng, Wild „ 30%

364 Groundnuts :—

. (a) In shell .:........ '. ! 100 Kg. 1.60

(b) Shelled :. „ 1.80

365 Hops ; „ 21.00

366 Isinglass, Vegetable 80.00

367 Lemons, -Fresh • . Thousand 13.00

368 Lichees, Dried 100 Kg. 9.00

369 Lily Flowers, Dried „ 8.40

370 Lungngan Pulp , „ 8.90

371 Lungngan, Dried ,, 6.30

372 Malt „ 3.30

373 Medicinal Substances, Vegetable (Crude), n.o.p.f. Value 15%

374 Morphia in all forms ,, 20%

375 Mushrooms 100 Kg. 35.00

376 Nutmegs, in bulk ,, 0.11

377 Olives (including Fresh, Dried, and Preserved). Value 20% !

378 Opium, Tincture- of ,, 20%

379 Oranges, Fresh 100 Kg. 5.80

380 Peel, Orange, in bulk ,, 5.80

381 Pepper, in bulk :—

(a) Black ....'. „ 13.00

(b) White „ 21.00

382 Potatoes, Fresh „ 1.30

383 Putchuck . ,, 53.00

384 Paddy and Rice,:—*, .• -

Paddy , Qiiinial 0.80

Rice „ 1.65

385 Seed, Apricot „ 12.00

386 Seed, Lily-flower (i.e.. Lotus-nuts without Husk) ,, 8.90

387 Seed, Lucraban ,, 1.80

388 Seed, Melon „ 4.60

389 Seed, Pine (l.e., Fir-nuts) :,... ,, 6.00

390 Seed, Sesamum ,, 2.40

391 Seeds, n.o.p.f Value 20%

392 Spices and Condiments, n.o.p.f., not prepared : —

(a) In .bulk ,, 20%

(b) Others 25%

393 Sugar Canes 100 Kg. 0.64

394 Vegetable, Fresh, Dried, Prepared, and Salted :

(a) In bulk Value 20%

(b) Others ,, 25%

224 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS: IMPORT TARIFF

SUGAR. Unit C.G.U.

396 Molasses Quintal 0.33

397 Sugar (Stifcrose), not including Cube, Loaf, and Sugar

Candy

(a) Refined, with more than 2 per cent, of Invert Sugar... ., 9.60

lb) Others (including Raw) :—

(1) Not exceeding 86° of polarization „ 6.35

(2) Exceeding 86° but not exceeding 87° ,, 6.50

(3) Exceeding 87° but not exceeding 88° ,, 6.65

(4) Exceeding 88° but not exceeding 89° ,, 6.80

(5) Exceeding 89° but not exceeding 90° ,, 6.95

(6j Exceeding 90° but not exceeding 91° „ 7.10

(7) Exceeding 91° but not exceeding 92° ,, 7.25

(8) Exceeding 92° but not exceeding 93° ,, 7.40

(9) . Exceeding 93° but no

(10) Exceeding 94° but not exceeding 95° ,, 7.80

(11) Exceeding 95° but not exceeding 96° ,, 8.10

(12) Exceeding 96° but not exceeding 97° 8.40

(13) Exceeding 97° but not exceeding 98° ,, 8.80

(14) Exceeding 98° of polarization ,, 9.60

398 Sugar, Grape „ 9.60

399 Sugar, Cube and Loaf ,, 20.00

400 Sugar, Candy ,, 15.00

401 Saccharine K’gramme 50^

402 Sugar, n.o.p.f. (such as Malt Sugar, Milk Sugar, Fruit Sugar,

etc.) Value 5%

WINES, BEER, SPIRITS. TABLE WATERS: ETC.

403 Champagne and any other Wine sold under the label “Cham-

pagne ” .Case of 12 botts. or 24 half botts. 34.00

404 Other Sparkling Wines „ 16.00

405 Still Wines, Red or White, exclusively the produce of the

natural fermentation of Grapes (not. including Vins de

1 Liqueur) :—

(a) In bottles Litre 12.00

(b) In bulk „ 80%

406 Port Wine :—

(a) In bottles ....Case of 12 botts, 24 botts. 19.00

(b) In bulk Litre 80%

407 Marsala : —

(a) In bottles Case of 12 botts. or 24 half botts. 15.00

(b) In bulk Litre 1.10

408 Vins de Liqueur other than Port and Marsala (viz., Madeira,

Malaga, Sherry, etc.) :—

(«) In bottles .. ....-...‘ jCase"Of; ;12 botts. or 24 half botts. 18.00

(b) In bulk Litre 1.10

409 Vermouth, Byrrh, and Quinquina ,> 0.75

410 Vermouth, in bulk ,, 1.00

TEXT OF NEW'CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 225

411 Sake :— Unit ;.g.u.

(a) In barrels 100 Kg. 80%

(b) In bottles .. 12 sho 15.00

412 Ale, Beer, Porter, Stout, Cider, Perry, and similar fermented

Spirituous Liquors made of Fruits and Berries Litre 80%

413 Brandy and Cognac :—

(a) In bottles Case of reputed quarts 21.00

(b) In bulk Litre 80%

414 Whisky :—

(a) In bottles .Case of reputed quarts 21.00

(b) In bulk ... Litre 80%

415 Gin :—-

(o) In bottles .Case of reputed quarts 11.00

(b) In bulk ... Litre

416 Rum :—

(o) In bottles Case of reputed quarts 10.00

(b) In bulk (not including Rum for industrial uses) Litre 80%

417 Liqueurs 12 reputed quarts or 24 reputed pints 19.00

418 Waters, Table, Aerated and Mineral 12 botts. or 24 half botts. 0.70

419 Wines and all other Alcoholic or Spirituous Liquors, n.o.p.f.... Value 80%

Alcohols (See No. 434).

VII—TOBACCO.

420 Cigarettes :—

(a) Value over Gold Units 20 per 1,000 and all Cigarettes

not bearing a distinctive brand or name on each

Cigarette Thousand 16.00

(b) Value over Gold Units 15 but not over Gold Units 20

per 1,000 8.70

(c) Value over Gold Units 10 but not over Gold Units 15

per 1,000 „ 7.20

(d) Value over Gold Units 7.5 but not over Gold Units 10

per 1,000 „ 5.30

•e) Value over Gold Units 5 but not over Gold Units 7.5

per 1,000 ,, 3.90

(/) Value over Gold Units 2.5 but not over Gold Units 5

per 1,000 „ 2.20

(g) Value Gold Units 2.5 or less per 1,000 „ 1.30

421 Cigars :—

(a) Value over Gold Units 130 per 1,000 Fifty 3.75

(b) Value over Gold Units 70 but not over Gold Units 130

per 1,000 „ 2.50

(c) Value over Gold Units 50 but not over Gold Units 70

per 1,000 „ 1.50

(d) Value over Gold Units 20 but not over Gold Units 50

per 1,000 „ 1.00

(e) Value Gold Units 20 or less per 1,000 Value 50%

422 Snuff and Chewing Tobacco ,, 50%

s

226 TEXT OF ^EW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

423 Tobacco, Leaf:— Unit C.G.U.

(a) Value over Gold Units 1.7 per Kilometre K’gramme 0.23

(b) Value Gold Units 1.75 or less per Kilometre ,, 0.066

424 Tobacco, Prepared :—

(a) In tins or packages K’gt-amme 50%

(b) In bulk ,, 1.00

425, jTobacco,, Stalk, Dust, Sifting and Refuse Quintal 15%

VIII—CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS.

42*6 'Acetylene' in cylinder dr other packing Value 12$%

427‘icid, Acetic 100 Kg. 6.46

428 Acid, Boracic :—

' (a) In packages of not'less than 3.2 Kg. each „ 3.10

[b) In packages of less than 3.2 Kg. each ,, 3.30

429 Acid, Carbolic 100 Kg. 8.10

430 (Acid, Hydrochloric ,, 1.40

431 . Acid, Nitric ,, 3.90

432 Acid, Oxalic ,, 4 00

4.'I3 Acid, :SulphuriC' „ I SO

434 Alcohols

(a) Ethyl Alcohol (i.e. Spirits of Wine) Litre 0.088

(b) Denatured Alcohol and Methyl or, Wood Alcohol

(including unsweetened Arrack'and Fusel Oil) ,, 0.044

435 Alum, Chrome 100 Kg. 1.941

436 Alumina, Sulphate,of ■: Value 10%

437 Ammonia, Anhydrous ..aui....j..: ....i:. „ 10%

438 Ammonia,’Water 100 Kg. 6.10

439 Ammonia, Chloride of (ile. Sal Ammoniac) „ 4.40

440- Ammonia, Sulphate of ,, 1.20

441 Antimony Trisulphide ,, 0.81

442'-• Barium, -Carbonate of ,, 1.70

443 Barium, Chloride of 1 ...■ ,, 1.00

444 Bleaching Powder 1 (i.e., Chloride of Lime) Value 15%

445 Borax, Crude or Refined 1()0 Kg. 3.10

446 ’ Calcium. Carbide of 1 „ 3.10

447 Calcium, Chlo&de of .................................r. „ ©.60

448 ' Chlorine,'Liquid i .. „ 4.60

44^' topper, Sulphate of ,, 3 g©

450 Fertilisers, Chemical or Artificial, n.o.p.f Quintal 10% •

451 ' Glycerine

(a) In packages' bit ni'f'less than 13 Kg. each 100 Kg. 11.00

(b) In packages of less than 13 Kg. each Value 20%

452,- Insecticides and Disinfectants (including Mosquito Smudges) 25%

453 Manganese, Peroxide of Quintal 5%

45^ Naphthalene 100 Kg. 3.40

455 Qxygen, in Cylinder or other packing * Valpe 12$%

456 Phosphorus K’gramme 0.09*

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 227

Unit C.G.U.

457 Potash1, Carbonate of. 100 Kg. 3.30

458 Potash, Caustic ,, 4.20

459 Potash, Chlorate .of ,, 1.70

460 ' Potassium, Bichromate of ,7 6.30

461 Quinine ..... ...» K’gramme 5%'

462 Rum for industrial uses Litre 0.044

463 Saltpetre 100 Kg. 5.50

464 ' Serums and Vaccines Value 10%

465 Soda Ash TOO Kg. 1.50

466 Soda, Bicarbonate of, in bulk ....'. ,< 2.50

467 Soda. Bichronate of ,, 2.80

468 Soda. Bisulphite of (Solid or Liquid) Value 12£%

460 Soda, Caustic 100 Kg. 2.90

470 Soda. Crystal „ 1.60

471 Soda. Crystal Concentrated ,, 3.90

472 Soda. Hydrosulphite of Value 12^%

473 Soda. Nitrate of (Chile Saltpetre) ,, 0.83

474 Soda. Peroxide of 100 Kg. 10.00

475 Soda, Silicate of ,, 2.00

476 Soda, Sulphate of Value 20%

477 Sqda> Sulphide af, 100 Kg. 2.10

478 Soda, Thiosulphate of (known as Hyposulphite) ,, 1.50

479 Sulphur :—

la) Crude (Lumps of Powder) 100 Kg. 1.50

(b) Others Value 12|%

480 Chemicals and Chemical Compounds, n.o.p.f ,, 12|%

481 Medicines, Drugs,- and Medical Substances, Compounds, anrt

prenarations, n.o.p.f ,, 25%

IX—DIES, PIGMENTS, PAINTS, AND VARNISHES.

462 Aniline Dyes, and other Coal Tar Dyes, n.o.p.f Value 35%

485 Bark. Mangrove 100 Kg. 1.10

484 Bark, Plum-tree „ 2.10

485 Bark. Yellow (for Dyeing) ,, 4.20

486 Blue. Paris or Prussian ,, 30.00

487 Bronze Powder ,, 28.00

488 Carbin Black (i.e., Lampblack) ,, 5.50

489 Chrome Yellow Value 15%

490 Cinnabar 100 Kg. 42.00

491 Cobalt, Oxide of Value 15%

f, 492 Cochineal „ 15%

|s 493 Cunao or False Gambier 100 Kg. 1.70

j 494 Cutch or LGambier .. ,, 4.00

495 Gamboge ,, 34.00

496 Green Emerald, Schweinfurt or Imitation ,, 17.00

1 497 Hartall (Orpiment) ,, 6.10

498 Indigo, Artificial, containing not more than 20 per cent. Tndi-

gotin (higher strength in proportion) K’gramme 0.25

499 ladigo Dried, Natural ,, 0.45

500 Indigo Liquid, Natural Quintal 4.10

s*

228 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

Unit C.G.U.

Inks of all kinds Value 20%

lliSliiill:

Laka-wood 100 Kg. 1.80

Lead, Red, White and Yellow 6.70

Logwood Extract „ 6.00

Nutgalls „ 8.80

Ochre „ 3.10

‘Safflower 1 Value 15%

Sapanwood 100 Kg. 2.20

Smalt .,aaj „ 18.00

Sulphur Black Quintal 17.00

511 Tanning Extracts, Vegetable, n.o.p.f. (Such as Quebracho,

Wattle Bark, etc.) ,, 4.40

512 Turmeric ,, 3.00

5J3 Ultramerine „ 11.00

514 Vermilion „ 52.00

515 Vermilion Artificial . Value 15%

516 White Zinc „ 3.00

517 Dyes, Pigments. Colours, Tan and Tanning Materials, and

Paint Materials, n.o.p.f „ 15%,

518 Paints, Varnishes, and Polishes, n.o.p.f ,, 20%

X—CANDLES, SOAP, OILS, FATS, WAXES, GUMS AND RESINS.

Beeswax, Yellow. (See No. 538).

519 Candles K’gramme 0.13

520 Gasolene, Naphtha and Benzine, Mineral :—

(а) In case Case of 2 tins each of 5 Am. gallons 1.63

In Tin ^ do. do. do. ,, 1.61

(б) In bulk Litre 0.04

521 Grease, Lubricating, wholly or partly mineral 100 Kg. 3.10

Gums and Rerihs >. ; ■/

Amber (See No. 627).

Asafbetida (See. No. 337).

522 Gum Arabic „ 6.00

523 ' Gum Dragon’s blood K’gramme 0.26

524 1; Gum Myrrh = Quintal 3.50

5§5 Gum Olibanum „ 4.80

526 Resin ;.. „ 2.30

527 • Shellac and Button Lao K’gramme 0.28

528 Others Quintal 10%

o^h ' .Liquid Fuel (Fuel Oil)

(a) With specific gravity over 0.90 at 20° C. and flashpoint)

, ,, ftyer 95° C. '

(Cleveland Opien Cup) :

Oil, Diesel (including Solar) Metric Ton 2.90

Other kinds „ 2.90

ib) Others (including Crude Oil for Refining Purposes) :

Oil, Diesel (including Solar) „ 26.30

Other kinds 26.30

530 Oil, Castor (for Lubricating) 100 Kg. 7.30

531 Oil, Coconut ,. 4.50

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 22:

Oil, Kerosene (including other mineral oils for illuminating

purposes with specific gravity from 0.78 to 0.90) :— Unit C.G.U.

(а) In case Case of 2 tins each oU 5 Am.gallons 1.43

In Tin do. do. d6‘. „ 1.41

(б) In bulk Litre 0.035

Oil Linseed „ O.Ofifi

Oil, Lubricating :—

(a) Wholly or partly of Mineral Origin „ 0.018

{b) Other kinds of, n.o.p.f ,, 0.032

Oil, Olive, in bulk (See No. 327).

Soap :—

la) Household and Laundry (including Blue Mottled, in

bulk, bars, and doublets, duty to be charged on

nominal weights, provided that such weights be not

less than true weights and that a bar does not weigh

less than 200 grammes 100 Kg. 8.80

(b) Others Value 30%

Stearine Quintal 6.10

Turpentine :—

(a) Mineral Litre 0.022

(b) Vegetable ,, 0.088

Wax, Bees, Yellow K’gramme 0.13

Wax, Paraffin Value 2.60

Wax, Vegetable „ 6.40

: Oils, Fats, and Waxes, n.o.p.f. (including Essential Oils,

Natural and Synthetic, and mixtures consisting wholly

thereof) „ 15%

XI.—BOOKS, MAPS, PAPER, AND WOOD PULP.

542 Books, Printed or Manuscript, Bound or Unbound (including

Telegraphic Code Books, Picture Books and Copy Books for

teaching Drawing and Writing, and Books for teaching

Music to Children; but not including other Music Books,

Ledgers, and otner offices, Schools, and private stationery; Free

543 Charts and Maps (including Outline Maps, Relief Maps,

Globes, and Models and Charts for Educational Purposes,

such as the teaching ox anatomy, etc.) Free

544 Newspapers and Periodicals .—

(a) Old (fit only for packing or remanufacture) Quintal 0.31

(b) Others Free

545 Paper Boards, Coated or Uncoated, Lined or Unlined, White

or Coloured, Glazed or Unglazed, Plain or Embossed:—

(a) Ivory Board, Chrome Board, Bristol Board made wholly

or partly of Chemical Pulp Value 25%

(b) Boxboard, Leather Board, Manila Board, Jacquard or .

Silk Board (Chip-Board), Wood-pulp Board, Duplex

or Triplex (including Paste boards of all kinds) Quintal 3.50

;c) Strawboard, Plain ,, 1,50

546 Paper, Cigarette:—

(а) On bobbins or rolls (including weight of bobbins or roll) K’gramme 0.25

(б) Others Value 15%

547 Paper, Coated and/or Enamelled, on one or both sides, White

or Coloured (including Coated Art Printing Paper) 100 Kg. 9.60

230 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

548 Paper, Common Printing and Newsprinting (made chiefly of .

Mechanical Wopd-Pulp), Calendered or IJnealendered, Sized

or Unsized, White or Coloured :— Unit C.G.U.

(a) , In rolls Quintal

(b) Others ,, ■ 2,60

549 Paper, Drawing, Document, Bank-note, and Document Bond.. Value 3Q%

550 Paper, Glazed, either Flint, Friction, Marbled, or Designed

Plain or Embossed, White or Coloured 100 Kg. 13.00

£51 Paper Labels, for Match-Manufacturing Value 5.00

552 Paper, M.G. Cap, White or Coloured, made wholly or chiefly

of Mechanical Wood Pulp 100 Kg. 5.00

553 Paper, Packing and Wrapping, Brown, or Coloured, Glazed ov ,

Unglazed, Plain or Laid (including Packing Paper proofed

with Pitch or other material and of oue or more ply) Quintal 5.00

554 Paper, Parchment, Pergamyn, Glaseine, and Grease-proof (in-

cluding “Cellophane” and similar transparent paper) . Value 30%

555 Paper, Tissue (including Copying, Bible-print, Manifold, and

Pelure, White or Coloured, Plain or Laid) Quintal 30%

.556 Paper, Writing and/or Printing, Glazed or Unglazed, White

or Coloured, Plain or Laid (including Antique Wove, Uu

coated Art Printing Paper, and the like), n.o.p.f. :—

(а) Free of Mechanical Wood Pulp 100 Kg. 6.60

(б) Others ,, 6.00

557 Wall-paper, and Paper, Embossed, Metallic, or otherwise De-

corated, n.o.p.f Value 30%

558 Paper, n.o.p.f.

(o) ''Free of Mechanical Wood Pulp ,, 25%

(5) Otliers ,, 25%

559 Wood Pulp, Chemical Quintal 0.45

560 Wood Pulp. Mechanical 0.40

561 Pape-ware and all Articles made of Paper, n.o.p.f Value 30%

XII.—HIDES, LEATHER, SKINS (FURS) AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

562 Hides :—

(a) Buffalo and Cow Quintal 7£%

(b) Others „ 7J%

563 Leather, Belting K’gramme 12}%

564 Leather, Sole ,, 20%

565 Leather, n.o.p.f „ 20%

566 Manufactures of Leather, n.o.p.f. (including Boots and Shoes,

Purses, etc.) Value 30%

567 Skins (Furs) : —

(a) Undressed Value 10%

(5) Dressed and/or Dyed ,, 20%

.568 Articles made wholly, or chiefly of Skins (Furs), n.o.p.f ,, 40%

XIII —BONES, FEATHERS, HAIR, HORNS, SHELLS, SINEWS, TUSKS, ETC.

AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

569 Bezoar :—

, a) Cow Bezoar, India i Value 15%

TEXT or NE^' CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 231

570 Bones, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. : — Unit C.G.U.

(а) Bor.es „„ io%

(б) Manufactures of Bones 25%

571 Crocodile and Armadillo Scales K’gramme 0.20

572 Feathers, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Feathers for Decoration Value 25%

„ 10%

' ‘ (c)(b) Manufactures

Feathers, -Other

made wholly or partly of Feathers, n.o.p. 30%

573 Hair, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Hairs, Horse .. . K’gramme„

0.14

0.21

(b) Hair, Horse Tails

(cj Hair, Other Value 10%

(d) Manufactures of Hair, n.o.p.f 25%

574 Horns, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. : —

(a) Horns, Buffalo and Cow Quintal

(b) Horns, Deer K’gramme 0.1T

(c) - Horns, Deer,- Old and Young Value 30%

(d) Horns, Rhinoceros and Antelope 1»%.

(e) Horns, Other 10%,

(f) Manufactures of Horns, n.o.p.f 25%

575 Manure, Animal Free

57(5 Musk H’gramirie 8.40

577 Shells Value 10%

578 Sinews, Animal :—

. («) Cow and Deer K’gramme 0.23

(bj Others Value 25%

579 Tusks, Animal Teeth, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. : —

(a) Elephants’ Tusks, Whole or Parts of K’gramme 1.20

(b) Tusks, and Animals Teeth, Other Value 10%

. (c) Manufactures of Tusks and Animal Teeth, n.o.p.f •„ . 30%

1

Tariff Name of Article Tariff Duty

XIV—TIMBER.

580 Laths . (not. over 1,25 metres in length) Thousand 1.50

’ Ordinary (not including Teak and other enumerated Woods), '

Rough Hewn, and Round Logs :—

581 Hardwood Cubic M. 2.90

582 Softwood ,, 2.00

Ordinary, Sawn : —

583 Hardwood, ,not over Gold Units 75 in value per cubic metre... ,, 6.30

584 Softwood „ 4.00'

, Ordinary, Manufactured (including any process further than

simple sawing, but not including Masts and Spars) :—

585 Hardwood

(p) Clear, on net measure, not over Gold Units 130 in

value per cubic metre , „ 12.00

(b) Merchantable, on net measure, not oyer Gold Units 85

in value per cubic metre ,, ! 9.60

586 'Softwood —

(a) Clear, on net measure . .»* 6.80

(b) Merchantable,"on net measure 4.80

232 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

UnR C.G.U.

587 Ordinary Matts and Spa.i Value 20%

588 Railway Sleepers Piecei 5%

589 Teakwood (Beams, Planks, and Logs) Cubic M. 14.00

590 Timber, n.o.p.f. (Hard & Soft) Value 1&%

XV.—WOOD, BAMBOOS, RATTANS, COIR, STRAW, AND MANUFACTURES

THEREOF

59b Bags, Straw and Grass Thousand 10.00

592 Bamboos, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f.

(a) Canes. Bamboo ,, 1-50

(b) Others (including Bamboo, Split or Skin, etc.) Value 10%

(c) Manufactures of Bamboo, n.o.p.f ,, 20%

593 poir and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. : —

(a) Raw,e Fibre, and Yarn Quintal 10%

«fI,, (c)(h) Mats,

R?P Door ,1

Dozen 15%

2.40

(d) Mattings, 92 cm. by 92 metres Roll of 92 Metres 14.00

(e) Manufactures of Coir, n.o.p.f Value , 20%

594 Kapok Quintal 4.60

595 Mats for Packing Purposes (including Dunnage Mats) Piece ■ 10%

596 Mats, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Fancy ,, 20%

, (b) Formosa Grass (bed) ,, 3.30

(c) Rattan „ 20%

(d) Rush Hundred 25.00

(e) Straw ,, 2.00

(/) Tatami Piece 0.20

(g) Others ,, 20%

597 Matting, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Straw, 92 cm. by 37 metres Roll of 37 metres 2.10

(b) Others „ 20%

598 Rattans, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Rattan, Core or whole Quintal 2.50

(b) Rattan, Skin and Fibre ,, 5.00

(c) Rattan, Split ,, 2.50

(d) Manufactures of Rattan, n.o.p.f Value 20%

599 Straw, Panama Straw and the like, and Manufactures thereof,

n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Straw, Panama Straw, Buntai Fibre, etc „ 10%

(b) Cordage (including Rope & Twine) Quintal 15%

(c) Hats Dozen 30%

(d) Other Manufactures, n.o.p.f Value 20%

600 Wood

(а) Camagon 100 Kg. 1.70

(б) Garoo K’gramme 1.80

(c) Puru 100 Kg. 0.94

(d) Red and Rose ,, 2.00

' (e) Sandal „ 25%

(/) Scented and Fragrant (Hsiang Ch’ai) Value 25%

, (g) Cork Wood „ 7J%

(h) Others (including Camphor Wood, Ebony, Kranjee

Wood, Lignum-vitoe, etc.) ,, 20%

TEXT OE .NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 233

601 Woodware of all kinds and other Manufactures of Wood,

u.o.p.f. Unit C.G.U.

(a) Casks, Barrels, Packing Cases or other ordinary

.Containers for Cargo ,, 20

(b) Corks , 15%

> (c) Furniture ,, 20%

(d) ‘ Machinery (whole or parts) ........

(e) Sandal Dust ,, 25%

(f) Scale Sticks Piece 0.12

(g) Shavings (for Match Manufacturing) 100 Kg. 1.70

(h) Shooks for Making Casks and Cases Value 20%

(i) . Splints (for Match Manufacturing)

(/) Wood Shavings,' Hinoki Value 20%,

(k) Wood, Veneer (including Plywood) ,, 20%

(l) Others „ 25%

XVI—COAL, FUEL, PITCH, AND TAR.

602 Charcoal Quintal 1.00

603 Coal :—

(a) Anthracite, with Fuel Ratio at 5 or over Metric Ton 2.80

(b) Others „ „ 1.80

604 Coal Briquettes ,, ,, 15%

Liquid Fuel. See No. 529.

605 Pitch and Asphalt Quintal 0.83

606 Tar, Coal „ 0.60

607 Coke Metric Ton 10%

XVII.—CHINAWARE, ENAMELLEDWARE, GLASS, ETC.

608 Chinaware (Not including Chemical and other Scientific

Chinaware) Value 50%

609 Enamelled Ironware : —

(a) Basins, Bowls, Cups, and Mugs :

(1) Not over 11 centimetres in diameter Dozen 0.25

(2) Over 11 centimetres but not over 22 centimetres

in diameter ,, 0.45

(3) Over 22 centimetres but not over 36 centimetres

in diameter Dozen 0.55

(4) Others Value 20%

(b) Others ,, 20%

610 Glass, Plate, Silvered1 :—

(a) Less than /10 sq. metre each (Unbevelled). Stj. Metre 20%

(b) Not over ^ sq. metre each :

(1) Bevelled „ 2.30

(2) Unbevelled „ 1.80

(c) Over | sq metre each :

(1) Bevelled „ 2.50

(2) Unbevelled „ 2.00

611 Glass, Plate, Unsilvered :—

(a) Less than.%%, sq. metre each (Unbevelled) ,, 20%

(b) Not over $ sq. metre each :

(1) Bevelled „ 1.60

(2) Unbevelled „ 1.50

(c) Over £ sq. metre each :

fl) Bevelled „ 2.50

(2) Unbevelled 2.00

234 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

Unit C.G.U.

612 Glass, Plate or Sheet, n.o.p.f Value 20%

613 Glass, Window, Common,' not over 61 hectogrammes in weight

per sq. metre 10 sq. metre 1.10

614 Glass, Window, Coloured, Stained, Ribbed, Embossed, of.' !".

Wired Value 20%

615 Glassware (Not including Chemical and other Scientific,

Glassware) V ,, 25%

316 Mirrors; ,, 25%

617,v Opera' Glasses and Eyeglasses, Complete and parts thereof ,, 20%

XVIII—STONE, EARTH, AND MANUFACTURES THEREOF.

618 Cement, Hydraulic, as Portland Quintal 0.83

619 Corundum Sand ,, 1.10

620 Emery and Glass Powder ,, 0.83

Emery Cloth. See No. 636.

621 Fire bricks and Bricks Value

622 Fireclay Quintal 10% 0.38

623 Flints

: (including Flint Pebbles) ,, 0.66

Sand-paper. See No. 660.

624 Tiles (including floor tiles) :.. Value

625 Crucibles ,,

626 Stone, Earth, and Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(to) Manufactures iJ; ■. ■ ^ 20%'

(b) ■ Others- „ 15%

XIX—MISCELLANEOUS.

627 Amber, Coral, Tortoise Shell (Real 6r Imitation)',' and

Manufactures thereof, n.o.p.f. :—

(a) ' Manufactures 30%

(b) Others „ 20%

628 Animals, Living „ 10%

629. Asbestos and Manufactures thereof :—,

(a) Lump, Powder, and Fibre K’grarnme 15%

(b) Mill board Quintal 2.80

(c) Sheets or Packings, Woven K gramme 15%

(d) Yarn ,, 0.17

(e) Others ,, 15%

630 Barometers, Thermometers, Drawing, Surveying, Medical,

Nautical, Optical, Surgical, Dental, and all other Scientific

Instruments or Apparatus, and parts or accessories thereof. Value 10%

631 Building Materials, n.o.p.f „ 15%

632 Buttons :—

(a) Metal (not including those made, dr plated with

Precious Metals) Gross 0.60

(5; Porcelain, or Common Glass 12 Gross 0.20

(c) Shell Gross 0.20

(d) * Others

633 Curios and Antiques >, 30%

634 Damasceneware, Satsumaware, and Laequerware ,, 40%

635 Decorative or Ornamental Materials or Products, n.o.p.f.

(including Spangles, Tinsel and Tinsel Wire, Metallic

Trimmings, etc.) ,, 25%

636 Emergy-Cloth :—

(a) Sheet not over */w sq. metre. Ream 2.00

(b) Sheet over ’/m scp metre Value 10%

637 Explosives for Industrial Purposes „ 10%

TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF 236

638 Fans : Unit C.G.U.

(a) Pfclni-leaf Thousand 20%

06.C. (6) -Pap8r or Cotton a'jJauu.j „ 10.00

^>1 (c) Others ! 25%

639 fertilisers, n.o.p.f Quintal 1,0%;.

640 Glue K’gramme 0.035

641 Gramophones, Phonographs, and other Talking Machines, and

parts and accessories thereof Value 30%

642 Gypsum Quintal 0.17

643 Hat Braid and Fibres for making Haii Braid.. Value 10%

644 India-rubber and Gutta-percha, and Manufactures thereof :—•

(a) India-rubberj. Crude, Old or Waste, and Guttapercha, Quintal 10%

Crude ,

(b) Boots and Shoes, as also Footgear made wholly or Pair 30% 1 :

! partly of Rubber i

' ’ (c) Manufactures, n.o.p.f. (including Tires, i.e. for

Bicycles, Ricshas, etc.) „ 38.00

(d) Others (including Tires for Motor Vehicles) Value 25%

645 Jewellery and Ornaments, n.o.p.f „ 30% ■

646 Lamps and Lampware, n.o.p.f 25%

647 Leather, Imitation, and Oilcloth (not including Oilcloth for

Flooring), and Manufactures thereof :—

(a) Leather, Imitation, and Oilcloth 25%

(b) Manufactures of Imitation, Leather, and Oilcloth 30%

648 Linoleum and other Floor Coverings, n.o.p.f 30%

649 Machine Belting and Hose 15%

650 Manicure Sets and parts thereof, Powder Puffs and cases, and

Vanity cases 30%

651 Matches, Wood, Safety or Other

2 (a) Small, in Boxes not over 51 mm. by 35 mm. by 16 mm.

(including Booklets) Gross 40%

(b) Large, in Boxes not over 64 mm. by 38 mm. by 19 min. „ 0.24

(c) In Boxes whose dimensions exceed any cue of the

dimension given under (6) above... ,, 46%

652 Musical Instruments :—

(a) Complete ,, 25%

(b) Parts and Accessories :—

(1) Organ Reeds ,, 10%

(2) Ivory Key Boards „ 10%

(3) Others „ 20%

653 Pearls, Real or Imitation Value 30%

654 Pens, Pencils, and Other Office Requisites, n.o.p.f

655 Perfumery, Cosmetics, Shaving Soap, Face Cream, Tooth

Paste, Talcum or other Toilet Powder, Hair Tonic, and all

other Preparation for the Hair, Mouth, Teeth, or Skin

656 Photographic and Cinematographic Products, Apparatus, and

Materials of all kinds except Chemicals „ 25%

657 Plants and Flowers, Living „ 10%

658 Precious and Semi-Precious Stones, Real or Imitation (includ-

ing Jadestone, Cornelian Stone, etc.) and Manufactures

thereof :—

(a) Uncut and Unpolished :

(1) Jidestone Quintal 10%

(2) Others Value 20%

(5) Others „ 25%

659 Printing and Lithographic Materials, n.o.p.f „ 16%

236 TEXT OF NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS IMPORT TARIFF

660 Sand-Paper Uniti C.G.U.

(a) Sheet not over l/ sq. metre Ream 0.60

. (b) Sheet over ’/xc sc10l- metre Value 10%

661 Sponges ,, 15%

662 Sporting Requisites, n.o.p.f „ 20%

663 Starch K’gramme 15%

664 Synthetic Resins and Plastics (such as Celluloid, Bakelites,

etc.) and Manufactures thereof) n.o.p.f. :—

(a) Manufactures Value 35%

(b) Others (including Lumps, Bars, Rods, Plates, Sheets,

Tubes, etc., i.e., not as finished Articles) „ 20%

665 Thermostatic, Containers, and parts or accessories thereof „ 25%

666 Tobacconists’ Sundries „ 30%

667 Toilet Equipment (such as Combs, Brushes, etc.),........,.; ,, 35%

668 Toys and Games „ 35%

669 Trunks, Suitcases, Satchels, Card Cases, Jewel Cases, Port-

folios, and Travelling Bags or Boxes of all kinds ,* 30%

670 Umbrellas and Sunshades :—

,32 (a) With Handles wholly or partly of Precious Metals,

Ivory, Mother-of-Pearl, Tortoise-Shell, Agate, etc.,

or Jewelled Piece 25%

>51 (b) With all other Handles, all Cotton, or Cotton Mixtures,

not Silk ,, 0.20

(c) With all other Handles, Silk and Silk Mixtures „ 0.50

(d) With all other Handles, Paper ,, 0.13

1 (e) With all other Handles, Others ,, 25%

(/) Parts and accessories Value 20%

671 Works of"Art, such as Pictures, Etchings, and Engravings,

Paintings, Drawings, Statuary, Sculptures, and/or Copies,

Replicas, or Reproductions thereof „ 20%

672 Articles not otherwise provided for in this Tariff ,, 20%

DIRECTORY

EASTERN SIBERIA

VLADIVOSTOCK

Vladivostock is the chief town of the Maritime Province, which, together with

the Habarovsk,

Provinces formsNicolaevsk,

the “Far EasternAmour, Region”

Zeia, Tchita, Sretensk,TheKamchatka,

of Siberia. administrativeand Saghalien

centre is

at Habarovsk.

The port of Yladivostock, lies in latitude 43 deg. 7 min. North, longitude 131

deg.

Great54Bay. min. OfEast, at theinsouthern

the ports end ofit isa long

East Siberia by farpeninsula

the mostreaching

important.into ItPeter the

has one

of the most magnificent harbours in the East. From its peculiar long and narrow

shape and the once supposed hidden treasures in the slightly auriferous soil of its

surrounding hills it has not inappropriately been called the Golden Horn. The en-

trances

two narrow to thepassages.

harbour are Thishidden by Russian

fine sheet of waterIsland, whichfordivides

first runs aboutthehalffairway

a mile into

in a

northern direction and then suddenly bends to the east for a distance of about one

mile. On all sides it is surrounded by hills low on the

northern shore; these hills slope sharply down to the water’s edge. Once verdane southern and higher on the

with foliage, they have been completely denuded of trees

harbour, capable of accommodating an almost unlimited number of vessels of deep by reckless felling. The

draught

kept openandbylarge capacity, soaffords

ice-breakers that asteamers

safe anchorage.

can always During

find the

theirwinter

way months it is

in without

difficulty.

fine graving dock of the following dimensions :—Length over all, 621 feet; length ata

There is a floating dock capable of taking in vessels up to 3,900 tons, and

bottom, 564 feet; breadth, 118 feet; breadth at entrance, 90 feet; min. depth, 29 feet.

There are also two large docks built especially for purposes of the State war fleet, but

merchant vessels are innowthepermitted

railway authorities form ofto revised

dock infreight

them. rates

Thanksandto efforts

assistance from thea

to employ

South Manchurian ports assumed dimensions indicating that an outlet via Vladivostockto

maximum number of cars during the last two years, shipments via Changchun

is not vital to the prosperity of North Manchuria.

A large import business wasiormerly done, the main lines being cotton goods, iron,

machinery,

interior. The flour,municipal

fresh andaffairspotted meat, boots, were

of Vladivostock and managed

tea for transportation

by a Mayor andintoTown the

Council

1922 the Soviet Government at Moscow extended its authority to Vladivostock. Theof

elected by and from among the Russian civil community. In the Autumn

town is built on the southern slope of the hills running along the northern shore of

the harbour, and handsome brick residences have been erected in recent years, re-

placing the old wooden structures. The entire area, with the exception of some

unoccupied

well laid outlotswith intervening

wide buthere and there,

ill-kept roads. is The covered by buildings,

sanitary and thearetownbad,is

arrangements

though the town is fairly healthy. Most conspicuous among the buildings are the

government

railway station,offices,

thethe post and

museum, thetelegraph offices, the

Russian church, municipal

residenceshouse, the barracks,

formerly occupied the by

the

by aGovernor and bywhile

public garden), thetheAdmiral

houses Commanding

formerly belonging (the latter

to the residence

more affluentis surrounded

merchants

are well and substantially built. There are two or three hotels, a university, several

schools

late Tsaiforcut

boysatandVladivostock

girls, and military,

the firstnaval

sod ofandthecivil hospitals.

Siberian In June,

Railway, which was1891,com-

the

pleted in 1902. The port is the terminus

there are steamship services to Japan and Shanghai. of the great trunk line from Moscow, and

240 VLADIVOSTOCK—NICOLAEVSK

DIRECTORY

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.—

lyrD.—27, Lineinaya. Street; Teleiph. T. Hordum, supt.

8-74; P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad : Soya C. Jeppesen

F. A. Kunze, signs per pro. G. W. Sorensen

Becos Traders, Ltd.—15, 25th October S. H. Madsen | G. Andresen

Street; P.O. Box

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CONSULATES

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Impr.,

Germany— L. P. Wassard, managing partner

Consul—A Balser A. Jorgensen, partner

Secretary—A. Wollrty E. Lundsteen, manager

NICOLAEVSK

The port and settlement of Nieolaevsk, founded in 1851 by Admiral Nevelskoi, is

situated on the river Amur, about 39 miles from its mouth. The Amur is here about

ofninethree

milesto infourwidth,

knots,with a depth

though the inriver

mid-stream of eightinto parts,

is very shallow nine fathoms

even inandmid-stream.

a current

It is navigable for vessels of light draught for more than 2,000 miles, and vessels of 12

feet draught can get up 600 miles. The town is built on a plateau 50 feet above the

sea

edifice levelis the

andCathedral,

gradually round

slopeswhich

eastwardthe down

town tois built.

the river.This The most conspicuous

in appearance, with a large west tower, having belfry and structure

dome, butisit imposing

is built

of wood and is showing signs of deterioration. At the back of the Cathedral

is“ Governor’s

a large grass-grown

” house, andsquare, two sidesThere

police station. of which

are fewaresubstantial

occupiedhouses

by barracks, the

in the town,

except those used as public buildings or stores, and the buildings

built of wood. The town suffered badly in the Spring of 1920 in the struggle between are small and wholly

at“ Reds ” andexcept

present “ Whites,”

in fish and

and acranberries,

large part ofquantities

it was burned down.beingThere

of salmon driedis little trade

and cured

here. There is a small export of Manchurian soya beans to Japan.

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a.nct JVtcLnufcLctzLrers in this

tewitoTy, also cl List of Cattle

Ad.cLvesses, 'will be foand. at the

JBJnd. of the Di-rectory. Classified

List of Far Fastern Engineering

Firms follows Fong Fong,

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J A P A JN

Constitution and Government

The government of the Japanese Empire was anciently, in theory at least, that

ofhands

an absolute monarchy, his but the real administrative and

1868 executive power was inover- the

threw, ofafterthe Shogun

a short andwar, theclansmen.

power of theIn the year together

Shogun, thewith

Imperialist

that of theparty

Daimios,

orretainers

feudal tonobles, who, on the 25th June, 1869, resigned their

the Mikado, by whom they were permitted to retain one-tenth of their lands, revenues, and

> original incomes, but ordered to reside in the capital in future. The sovereign is known

1, as the Emperor. The word “Mikado” is only one of many honorific titles and has

■ never been in general use among the Japanese.

I Hirohito, the reigning monarch, succeeded to the throne in December, 1927, and the

I coronation ceremonies

thirty-six years of agewereandperformed in Kyoto

is, according in November,

to Japanese 1928. partly

chronology, His Majesty

mythical,is

the 124th of an unbroken dynasty, founded 660 B.c.

The power of the Mikado was formerly absolute, but its exercise was controlled to

\j someordinarily

and extent byknown customasand thepublic

Emperor opinion.

Meiji inThe1875,

Emperor

when Mutsuhitp,

the Senate posthumously

and Supreme

? Judicial Tribunal were founded, solemnly declared his earnest desire to have a coh-

j stitutional system of government. The Mikado has long

as well as the temporal head of the Empire, but, although the Shinto faith been regarded as the spiritual

is held

\ toandbealla form of national

religions religion,in the

are tolerated Emperor

Japan. The does not interfere

Ecclesiastical in religiouswasmatters,

Department in 1877

( reduced toacts

Emperor a simple

throughbureau

an under

Executivethe control

Ministryof divided

the Minister

into ofeleven

the Interior. The

departments,

— Gwaimu Sho (Foreign Affairs), Naimu Sho (Interior), Okura Sho (Finance), Kaigun

st Sho (Navy), Rlkugun Sho (Army), Shiho Sho (Justice), Mombu Sho

Sho i Agriculture and Forestry), Shoko Sho (Commerce and Industry), Teishin Sho (Com- (Education), Norin

,I munications)

Council, modelled Takumusho

on that(Overseas

of GreatAffairs)

Britain,andwasTetsudo-slip

constituted.(Railways).

The newInConstitution,

1888 a Privy

( promised by the Mikado, was proclaimed on the 11th February, 1889, and in July,

! 1890,system

ary the firstis Parliament

bicameral, was the elected;

House ofit Peers

met onandthethe29thHouse

November. The Parliament-

of Representatives con-

I; stituting the Imperial Diet.

|i The Empire is divided for administrative purposes into three Fu,

(Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka), and 43 Ken, or prefectures, including the Loochoo Islands, or u rban prefectures

|j awhich have administration,

separate been converted into calleda Jcen and named Okinawa.

Hokkaido-cho. Chosen orThe island

Corea, of Yezo

which is under

was annexed

1 by Japan in 1910,

colonies supervision Formosa,

with a Governor and the Kwantung Province of Manchuria are governed theas

> general of theGeneral,

Ministryor,ofinOverseas

the case ofAftairs.

Kwantung, a Governor,

Kwantung under was

Province

| originally leased by Russia

the Russo-Japanese war. from

The China,

fu andthekenleasearebeing takenbyoverprefects,

governed by Japanwhoas aareresult

all ofof

j! equal rank, are under the control of the Ministry of the Interior and have limited

l'' powers, being required to submit every matter, unless there is

the ^Minister of the Interior. Nor have they any concern in judicial proceedings, which a precedent for it, to

come under the cognizance of the 51 local Courts, and the; seven Supreme Courts at

!; Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Miyagi, and Sapporo, over which the

Daishin-In presides at Tokyo.

I Previous to the last change of Government, which restored the ancient Imperial

' regime, the administrative authority rested with the Shogun (Military Commander),

, whom foreigners were at first led to recognise as the temporal sovereign, and with whom

I they

1184 bynegotiated

Yoritqmo,treaties

a generalof peace

of greatandvalour

commerce. The and

and ability, Shogunate was founded

was continued throughin

|- several dynasties until 1868, when the Tokugawa family

usurped authority. Under the Shogun 300 or more Daimios (feudal princes) shared were dispossessed of the

24-2 JAPAN

the administrative power, being practically supreme in their respective domains

conditionally

with the Shogunate. upon theirOnloyalty

the 7thtoJuly,

the Shogun; but theirHisrank

1884, however, and power

Majesty issued disappeared

an Imperial

Notification and Rescript rehabilitating the nobility, and admitting to its ranks the most

distinguished

The old civil

titles(Hakv), and military

were abolished, officials who took part in the work of the Restoration-

(Ko). Count Viscount and(Shi),have

andbeen

Baronreplaced

(Dan). by those of Prince (Ko), Marquis

Population

squareThemiles.

total area ofpopulation

Japan, exclusive of Formosaaccording

and Chosen, the is estimated

returnsforatfrom163,042

Census Board in 1935, was 69,254,148Empire,

The of the for Japan Proper;to 22,899,038 the

Korea;

5,212,426 for Formosa; and 33,967 for Saghalien. The

Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe, Yokohama and Nagasaki in the order named. most populous cities are

Japan is geographically divided into the four islands: Honshiu, the central and most

important territory; Kiushiu, “nine provinces,” the south-western island; Shikoku,

“the four provinces,” the southern island; and Hokkaido, the most northerly

and least developed. The first three islands are sub-divided into eight large areas,

containing 66 provinces, and the latter Hokkaido is divided into 11 provinces.

Extension of the Japanese railway systems has proceeded uninterruptedly since

the first line

cluding Chosen,was laid in 1872.andTheSaghalien),

Formosa mileage openaccording

to traffictoin the

Japan1930proper (ex-

returns,

is 8,'826 miles of State railway and 5,769 miles of private railway. The Govern-

ment in 1906 decided on the State ownership of all railways which are used for

general

distances,traffic, the objecttransportation,

to accelerate being to improve andtheto facilities

cheapen the for cost.

direct The

trafficGovernment

over long

extending from 1906 to 1911, but the House of Peers, when the Bills camea period

proposed to purchase the lines belonging to 32 private companies within before

them, reduced the number of companies to be bought out to 17 and extended

the period of purchase to 1915. The aggregate length of the lines it was decided to

purchase

through the waswhole

2,812 transaction

miles. It was soonyear,

in one foundandadvisable

the sum for various

of Yen reasons was

483,560,325 to carry

paid

during the two years 1907-8 and 1908-9. As a result of the war with Russia, the South

Manchurian Railway was taken over by Japan. There are well over 4,000 miles of

electric tramway in Japan, with many more under construction.

By treaties made with a number of foreign Governments the Japanese ports of

Kanagawa (Yokohama), Nagasaki, Kobe, Hakodate, Niigata, and the cities of Tokyo

(formerly

new treaties calledwereYedo)

signedandwith

Osaka were thrown

the Powers by whichopenextra-territoriality

to foreign commerce. In 1894

was abolished

and the whole country opened to foreign trade and residence, the

force in July, 1899. Actually, extra-territoriality ceased to exist on August 4th, 1899.treaty to come into

Education

Education is national and very general in Japan, and is making great progress.

There arestudies—such

special numerous High Schools,

as Law, Middle Science,

Commerce, Schools, Medicine,

Normal Schools,

Mining,and Colleges and

Agriculture, for

Foreign Languages—and several Female High Schools have been established, and are

carefully fostered by the Government. In order to facilitate the prosecution of foreign

studies the Government employs many European professors, and also sends, at the

public expense, a large number of students every year to America and Europe.

The Earthquakes of 1923 and 1930

any An appalling

recorded in theearthquake—probably

history of the world—occurredthe most disastrous

in Tokyo and in itsYokohama

consequencesand theof

surrounding

killed,. 43,000 were missing and believed to be dead and 113,000 were injured. were

district on September 1st, 1923, as a result of which 100,000 people The

materialanddamage

capital the was port

chief enormous.

were A verytolarge

reduced dust proportion

and ashes of the

by the buildings

earthquake in and

the

the fires which followed. The official returns gave a total of

and assessed the damage at yen $380,000,000. Great progress has been made in Tokyo6,962 factories destroyed,

and Yokohama with re-construction work on the most modern lines.

JAPAN 243

On November 26th, 1930, Japan experienced another serious earthquake,

being killed, 351 injured and over 8,000 buildings were damaged. Though the shock 252 people

was felt severely in Tokyo the special precautions taken in the rebuilding of the

capital fully justified

rural districts. themselves

The total damage was and estimated

practicallyovernotwenty

damagemillion

was sustained

yen. in the

Foreign Trade For 1935

thatThe

is, foreign trade of Japan

¥2,499,073,000 properandfor ¥2,472,236,000

in exports the year 1935 inamounts

imports,to the

¥4,971,309,000

balance in;

favour of exportsinbeing

of ¥327,149,000 ¥26,837,000.

exports Comparedinwith

and ¥189,706,000 1934 this

imports. Therepresents

balance inan1934increase

was

unfavourable to Japan by an import excess of ¥110,606,000.

The exports which have increased in value are : Raw silk by ¥100,238,000,

Vegetable

Cotton YarnsFattyby Oils by ¥20,760,000,

¥12,387,000, Rayon(inTissues

Comestibles tin andby bottle)

¥14,776,000, Iron by ¥12,806,000,

by ¥6,825,000, Machinery

by ¥6,079,000, Wheat Flour by ¥5,248,000, Aquatic Products by ¥4,262,000, Refined

Sugar by ¥4,046,000, Copper by ¥10,273,000, Glass and Glass Manufactures by

¥3,883,000, Cotton Tissues by ¥3,716,000, Toys by ¥3,477,000, Hosiery

Woollen Tissues by ¥2,552,000 and Paper by ¥2,435,000. The only decreases were in by ¥2,649,000,

Rice and Paddy by ¥3,194,000, Beans and Peas by ¥2,329,000, Hats and Caps by Y1,576,-

000 and Dried Plants for Insectifuge by ¥1,047,000.

The chief changes among the commodities imported were gains of ¥35,596,000 in

Iron, ¥24,343,000 in Crude Oil and Heavy Oils, ¥19,681,000 in Beans and Peas

¥17,831,000 in Oil Yielding Materials, ¥16,736,000 in Ores, ¥1,778,000 in Coal,

¥10,845,000 in Pulp for Paper-making, ¥10,273,000 in Copper, ¥9,592,000 in Wood,

¥7,262,000

Aluminum,in ¥5,169,000

Sulphate ofinAmmonia

Hides and (crude), ¥6,986,000

Skins, in Machinery,

¥5,306,000 in Wool, Y¥6,892,000

,383,000 inin

Phosphorite, ¥3,022,000 in Crude Sugar, ¥2,450,OCX) in Wheat, ¥2,688,000 in Rice

and Paddy, and ¥2,389,000 in Lead; and decreases of ¥17,163,000 in Raw Cotton,

¥5,702,000 in Crude Rubber, ¥3,374,000 in Oil-cake and ¥1,397,000 in Wheat Bran.

The trade with China theandyearManchukuo for thea year 1935 totalled

balance of¥925,389,000

¥224,764,000as

as against¥831,144,000

against a favourableforbalance of1934, showing

¥209,108,000 favourable

in 1934.

DIRECTORY

IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT

Cabinet (Naikaku)

Prime Minister — Konoye Fumimaro

Minister of Foreign Affairs— Hachiro

Minister of Home Affairs—Baba EiichiArita

Minister of Finance—Kaya Okinori

Minister of War -Sugiyama Gen

Minister ofof Justice—Shiono

Minister the Navy—YonaiSuehiko

Mitsumasa

Minister of Education—Yasui Eiji

Minister ofof Agriculture

Minister Commerce and andIndustry—Yoshino

Forestry—Arima Yoriyasu

Shinji

Minister of Communications—Nagai Ryutaro

Minister of Railways—Nakajima Chikuhei

Minister of Overseas

Chief Secretary Affairs—Otani Sonyu

of Cabinet—Kazami Akira

Privy Council (Sumitsu-in)

President—Baron

ViceI. do. Hiranuma Kichiro

— AraiYasuhito

Kentaro

H. H. Prince (Chichibu-no Miya)

H. I. H. Prince Nobuhito (Takamatsu-no-Miya)

H. I. H. Prince Takahito (Mikasa-no-Miya)

H. I. H. Prince Kotohito (Kan in-no-Miya)

244 JAPAN

EMBASSIES AND LEGATIONS

Argentine (Legation)—imperial

(Rooms 101-103), Kojimachi-ku, TokyoHotel; Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Teleph. Ginza (57) 3151-61 ter Plenipotentiary—H.E. Dr.

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister F. Havlicek, ll.d.

Plenipotentiary—Eduardo Recedo Counsellor—Dr.Ian Ivan Havelka

Secretary—A.:Alvarez, Montenegro Commercial Secretary—A. J. S'olny

Belgium (Embassy) —5, Nibancho, Denmark (Legation)—52, Hikawa-cho,

Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Kudan Akasaka-ku, 0916; Cable

Tokyo; Teleph. Akasaka

Ad: Legadane and Minister

3556 ; Gable Ad : Nathenad Envoy Extraordinary

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary — Baron R.

Plenipotentiary—H.E. Baron Al- Bertouch-Lehn

bert de Bassompierre (Private Secretary—Count K. Knuth

Teleph. Kudan 2904)

First Secretary

Forthomme — Pierre

(Private Teleph. Attilio

Kudan Finland (Legation)—62, Tansu-machi,

3730) Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Akasaka

Interpreter — Ferdinand Buckens 0205Envoy ; Cable Ad : Finlandia

Extraordinary and Minis-

ter Plenipotentiary—Hugo Val-

Brazil (Embassy)^-2, Omote-cho, 3- vanne

ohome, Akasakaku Tokyo ; Telephs.

Akasaka 3860 (Bureau of the Ambas- France (Embassy)—33, Fujimi-cho,

sador). Akasaka 3861 (House), Akasaka Azabu-ku

3448Ambassador

(Chancellary)Extraordinary and Ambassadeur Extraordinaire et

- Plenipotentiary—H- E. Pedro Leao Plenipotentinaire—H.

Pila E. Fernand

Velloso

1st Secretary—R. Pinheiro Guimaraes Counsellor of the Embassy—Jean-

2ndMacedo

Secretary—Carlos Buarque de BaptisteNaval

Attache Barbier— Captaine de

Vaisseau Joseph Rosati

Canada (Legation)—16, 3-chome, Omote- Attache Militaire—Lt.-Col. C. E. Mast

Cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. Attach^ Commercial—A. Fischbacher

Akasaka (48) 2146; Cable Ad: Dominion Germany (Embassy)—14, Nagata-cho,

H.M.’s Minister for Canada—H.E. l-chome, Kojimachi - ku, Tokyo:

Hon. R. Randolph Bruce Telephs. Ginza (57) 2317,2318 and 3033;

1st Secretary—E.

Commercial D. McGreet

Secretary—C. M. Croft Cable Ad : Diplogerma

2nd Secretary—K. P. Kirkwood Ambassador Extraordinary and

Assist. Commercial Attach^—-A. K. Plenipotentiary — General - Major

Doull E. Ott

Counsellor—Dr. Boltze

Counsellor of Legation- Dr. H. Kolb

Chile

rokane(Legation)

Daimachi,— 7,31411-chome,Tokyo:

Shiba-ku, Shi- Naval Attache—Capt. J. Lietzmann

Teleph. (Takanawa) Counsellor Commercial—Dr. J. von

Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre Spindler

Plenipotenciaire — Snr. Martin Acting Military Attache—Major F.

Figueroa W. Scholl of Legation—von Mar-

Secretaries

China (Legation) —14, liguramachi, chthalder, Dr. A. and

Mirbach-Geldern Tichy,Dr.Graf.

H. O.L.

6-choma, Azabuku, Tokyo Meissner

Envoy

ador Extraordinary and Ambass-

Plenipotentiary—H. E. Hsu Attache Military Aeronautique

Shi Ying Adjoint—Capt.-IugineerM

Attache—Dr. K. O. Braun . Nehmiz

Chancellor—Herman Schultze

Czechoslovakia (Legation)—Office : 67, Chief Inspector—Karl

Secretaries Deppe— Gustav

of Consulate

Tansumachi, Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Schneider, Johann Altendorf,

Teleph. Akasaka 0183; Cable Ad: Friedrich Bohm and Karl Grelle

Zamini

JAPAN 245-

Great Britain (Embassy)—!, Goban- Norway (Legation)—17, Aoyama Taka-

oho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. gicho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo; Teleph.

Kudan 2706 and 2707; Cable Ad: Aoyama 1455

Prodrome, Tokyo Envoy Extraordinary & Minister

Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiaryelge—Akre Finn Keren

Plenipotentiary — H. E. the Rt. Secretary—Helge

Hon. Sir R. L. Craigie, k.c.m.g., c.b.

Counsellor—J. L. Dodds, c.m.c.

Commercial Counsellor — &r G. f B. Peru

Sansom, k.c.m.g.

(Legation)—2, Hiroo-cho, Azabu-

ku, Tokyo: Teleph. Mita (45) 2640

Counsellor — W. B. Cunningham Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Commercial Secretary—H. A. Ma Plenipotentiaire in Japan and

crae, m.b.e. China—H.

Schreiber, k.E.b.Sire. Ricardo Rivera-

Naval Attache—Capt. H.B. Rawlings, First Secretary—Carlos Porras C.

R.N. Military Attache — Mayor Juan

Military . Attache — Major

F. S. G, Piggott, c.b., D.s.o. - General Mendoza

AirW. E.Attach^ — Wing - Commander

G. Bryant, m.b.e., r,a,f. Poland (EMBAksY)-^), Tsuna-maehi,

Shiba-ku, Mita, Tokyo; Telephs. (Resi-

Greece ^Legation)52;' Hikawa-cho, dence) Mita 4503 ; (Office) Mita 1055;

Cable Ad : Polmission

Akasaka-ku,

Legadane Tokyo : Cable Ad: Envoy Extraiordinary and Ambass-

Royal Danish Legation In Charge ; ador Plenipotentiary — H. E.

of Greek Interests Tadeusz ROmer

Italy « Embassy)—28, Mita, i-ehome, Counsellor to the Embassy — Xavier

Laleski

Shibaku: Teleph. (45) Mita 1580; Cable Military Attache — Col. Terzy

Ad: Italdipl ^ Levitouxof •Embassy—Jacek Tra-

Secretary

Ambassador Extraordinary and winski

Plenipotentiary

Auriti — H.E. Giacinto Chancellor—Stanislaw Dembinski

Counsellor—Baron Michele Scamm-

acca Portugal (Legation) — l,Sannencho,

Naval

MilitaryAttache—Capt. Alberto Ghe Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. Ginza

ScaliseAttache Lt. Ooi. Guglielmo , (57)Envoye 1048; Private: (57) 1787

Extraordinaire

Air Attache—Lt.-Col. Nerio Bruhetti

1stCellere

Secretary—Count Pio Macchi di Plenipotentiaire

Dr. Thomaz Ribeiro — S.de etExc.

Ministre

MelloM. le

Commercial Counsellor—Dr. Romolo

Angelone

2nd Secretary—Franco E, Bounous Siam juku,(Legation)—140,

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo;Itchome, Telepb.

Hara-

Secretary-Interpreter—Cav.

Melkay - Adjoint —. Salvatore Almo G. Aoyama 4337

Interpreter Envoy Extraordinary andSriMinister

Plenipotentiary—Phya Sena

:

Marge 2nd Secretary—Luang Ratanadib

Mexico (Legation)—20, Nagata-cho, 2- 3rd Secretary—Arun Yichitrananda

chome. Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo;

Telephs.

Cable Ad:Ginza (57)' 4494'• and 4495; Spain (Legation)—Ichibei-cho. Itchome,

Legamex

Minister—H. 2,(48)Azabu-ku,

0461 Tokyo; Teleph.' Akasaka

Aguilar E. Bri^i - Gral. F. J. Charge d’AffaireS—F. J. dfel Gastillo

Secretary—Div J. M. AlCaraz Torhel •

Interpreter—B. Hibi

Netherlands (Legation)—!, Sakae- Azabu-ku, Tokyo ; Teieph.Nishi-machi,

Sweden . (Legation)—22,

cho, iShiba-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Shiba 3420 ; Cable Ad : SwedlegationMita (45)

(43) 01300 Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Envoy Extraordinary & Minister ter Plenipotentiary W. Bagge'

Plenipotentiary—H.E. General

J. C. Pabst 1st Secretary—T. H. Wistrahd;

Secretary—J. H. van Ro'yfen Secretary - Archivist — J.1 J. V.

Hjortzberg-Nordlurid

J APAN—TOK Y O

Switzerland (Legation) — 3 of 1, Ambassador Extraordinary accL

Niban-cko, Kojimachi-ku

Minister—Walter Thumheer Plenipotentiary — H. E. Joseph.

2ml, pecretafr^— J ulien A. Rossat Clark Grew

Chancellor—Ernest C. Ribi Counsellor—Eugene H. Dooman

Interpreter—James G. Sakamoto Naval AttacheHarold

Air—Capt. and Naval

Bemis,Attache

U.S.N.for

Turkey (Embassy) — Tokyo;

47, Kamiyama- Military Attache—Major Harry I.

machi, Shibuya-ku, Telephs. Creswell, U.S.A.

Shibuya 0780 and 2005 Commercial Attache — Frank S

Ambassador Extraordinary and Williams

Plenipotentiary — H. E. R. Hus rev 1st Secretaries—Joseph F. McGurk

Gerede and Edward S. Crocker

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 2nd Secretaries—Cabot Coville and

(Embassy)—!, Mamianacho, Azabu- George D. Andrews, Jr.

bu, Tokyo; Teleph.

0139 ; Cable Ad : Polpred Akasaka 0138, Assistant Naval Attache and

Ambassador—K. Yurenev Assistant Naval Attache

Lt. - Commdr. Francis forJoseph

Air

Trade Commissioner

Counsellor—V. Kotchetoffand Comm’l Bridget, U.S.N.

Counsellor—N. Rairid Assistant

Robin B.Military Attache — Capt.

Pape, U.S.A.

Military Attach^—Ivan Rink Assistant Naval Attache—Lt. Edwin

Nava] Attach^—A. Kovaleff Thomas Layton, U.S.N.

Consul General and 1st Secretary Assistant Commercial Attache—Paul

—T. Deitohman P. Steintorf

First Secretary—A. Askoff 3rdandSecretaries—Frank

United States of America (Embassy) Max W. Schmidt A. Schuler

—1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku; Attache—Glen W. Bruner

Telephs. Honorary Attache—David McAipin

1409 Akasaka (48) 0421-4, 0575 and Pyle

TOKYO

The capital of Japan is situated on Tokyo Bay, on the East coast of

Japan. The river Sumida runs through the city, the larger part lying to the

west of this waterway, while on the east lie the two wards named Honjo and

Fukagawa

Tokyo as viewed from the bay is a pleasant-looking city, being well situat-

edsquare

undulating

miles andground, and into

is divided possessing abundant foliage. The city covers 198

35 wards.

In 1603, when lyeyasu became Shogun, he made Yedo, as it was then

called his capital, and from that time, in spite of the earthquakes which

several times nearly destroyed it and the fires which ravaged it, the city con-

tinued to grow until it exceeded Kyoto, the ancient capital, in population and

in splendour. The transfer of the Imperial Capital from Kyoto to Tokyo, as

it was then re-named, in 1868, brought increased prosperity to the city, and

from a population of a little more than 580,000 in 1878, it increased to

1,230,000 in 1888, to 1,140,000 in 1898, and to 2,170,000 in 1920 when the first national

census was taken. According to the 1935 census the population was 875,388.

Tokyo is one of the three cities in Japan which stands in a prefecture by

itself, with a Governor appointed by the Central Government. The city itself

is governed by a Mayor and a Municipality, which now has control over most

of the public utilities, including the water and electric supplies, and the

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tramways. ' Of recent years the feudal aspect of Tokyo has almost entirely

disappeared, the streets having been widened so as to permit of modern traffic

conditions. Many fine buildings have also been erected, such as the Imperial

Theatre, Kabuki Theatre, the Imperial Hotel and large blocks of

business houses. Tokyo Central Station situated in the heart of the

business quarters, is now connected with all the main lines in Japan, thus

adding to the convenience of passengers.

A section well worth a visit is the public park or garuen namea (Jyeno.

where formerly stood the magnificent temple founded and maintained by the

Shoguns, and which was destroyed by fire during the War of Restoration in

July, 1868. In Uyeno is also situated the fine Imperial Museum (Haku-butsu-

kwan), the Tokyo Gallery of Fine Arts, the Academy of Music and a small

Zoological Garden.

Undoubtedly the finest recent addition to the capital is the Miji Shrine

dedicated to the Emperor Meiji, (1868-1911), and its beautiful outer garden

which includes a fine stadium for athletic meetings and football matches, a

huge baseball ground, a swimming pool and an imposing Meiji Art Gallery.

Among the places much resorted to by visitors is the ancient temple of

Kwannon, at Asakusa, not far from Uyeno, one of the most popular and most

frequented temples in Japan. At the right of the temple there is a fine old

Pagoda, and near it are two colossal stone statues. A new park was also

opened close to the temple about the same time as that of Uyeno. Thus,

with Shiba, in the southwest, where are to be seen some of the splendid

shrines of the Shoguns, among the chief glories of Tokyo, there are three

large public gardens within the city, in addition to the Meiji Shrine garden

mentioned abo’ve.

Tokyo, does no direct foreign trade, all goods from abroad or coming

from abroad, being handled by lighters to and from Yokohama. Of late years

Tokyo has become the centre of a large industrial district. In addition to

the smaller industries that are carried on m the city itself, there are in the

immediate vicinity of the: capital large cotton mills, iron foundries, and

machine shops which employ thousands of hands.

The districts of Honjo and Fukagawa form a distinct industrial portion

of the capital. Here is the centre of the, lumber and other trades. This

quarter is connected with the rest of the city by ten • splendid bridges all re-

built since the earthquake The biggest of them are called, commencing on

the north,

(new built), Senju-O Hashi, Kuramae-Bashi

Umaya-Bashi, Kototoi-Bashi (new

(newbuilt),

built),Azuma-Bashi, Komagata-Bash,

Ryogoku-Bashi, Shino-Bashi

Kiyosu-Bashi (new built), and Eitai-Bashi, respectively. From these the traveller

may obtain a fine view of the animated river life of the Sutnida, whose waters are

always covered with junks and boats of all descriptions.

Several great first have swept Tokyo during the last two decades, and

these have led to great improvements and widening of the streets. The last

of these broke out on September 1st, 1923, following upon a very severe earth-

quake. The casualties due to this terrible visitation were as follows, accord-

ing to a return issued in November by the Home Office:—Dead 68,215; missing

(believed to be dead), 39,304; injured. 42,135. The number of houses des-

troyed is said to have been 316,000, or 71 per cent, of the whole of the build

ings of the city; and no fewer than 1,360,000 people were rendered home-

less.

The soldiers and police are dressed in uniform on the western rhodel.

Though large numbers appear in European garb, the native dress still com-

monly worn, and in the case of the women has practically not at all been

superseded.

The, environs of Tokyo are very picturesque and offer a great variety of

pleasant walks or The

country around. rides.finestForeigners

scenery iswillat the

find northern

much to andinterest themsides

western in the

of

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the city, where the country is surrounded by beautifiu hills, irom which there

is a distant view of the noble mountains of Hakone while beyond rises in

solitary grandeur the towering peak of Fuji-san covered with snow for the

greater part of the year.

Many of the most famous educational institutions are situated in Tokyo.

In addition to the Imperial University, there is the celebrated Waseda

University, the Keio Gijuku, the Meiji Gakuin, the Aoyama Gakuin, and a

large number of technical, normal, commercial and other,alleges..

Tokyo was opened, to foreign residence in 1870 and, an area of land at

Tsukiji on the waterfront was set aside as a Foreign Settlement, which was

largely taken advantage of by 'Christian Missionary bodies. With the passing

ofcityextra-territoriality,

became possible, andhowever,

of lateresidence by foreigners

years many in any

foreign firms have, part of the

established

offices in Tokyo.

DIRECTORY OF FOREIGN FIRMS

{For Japanese Firms See Classified List of Trades)

(Far Embassies and Legations See Pages

Aall & Company, Ltd., Importers, Fugmeering Department

Exporters, Shipbrokers, and Steam- O. Euhl, signs per pro.

ship Agents—Mitsubishi, 21st Bldg., O. Hachtel

Marunouchi ; Telephs. 925 and 926 H. Steenbuck (Kobe)

(Marunouohi); P.O. Box 41 (Cen- A. Kayser (do.)

tral); Cable Ad : Aall G. Broetje (do.)

O. Morten Henningsmoen, mgr. W. Roessler (do.)

Miss I. Hermann (do.)

Agence Havas—Dentsu Building, 1, H.

Nishi-Ginza 7-chome ; Telephone 2121 . Miss A. Rost

(Ginza); Cable Ad : Havas Agents for:

Stickstoff-Syndikat, Berlin. Ferti-

lizers

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Importers of Yorddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen,

Photographic Supplies — 10, Maru- Passenger and Freight line

1nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. Marunou- Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H.

chi (23) 1953; Cable Ad: Agfafoto Mechanical and Electrical En-

gineers—6, Marunouchi, 2-chome,

Ahhens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gouiei Kojimachi-ku, Teleph. 4646 (Maru-

Kaisha)—Yaesu Building, Maru- nouchi); Cable Ad: Manifesto

nouchi; Telephs. (23) 2545, 2546 and

2547 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Cen- Ametica-Japan Society—(See Clubs)

tral 137; Cable Ads: Nitrammon,

Nordlloyd and Ahrens American Bible Society—(Yee Clubs)

H. Bosch, managing partner American Club—(

P. von Schubert (Shanghai)

Fr. Schneider, signs per pro. American Consulate—(AVe Consulates)

H. W. J. Schreiner, do.

W. Babick American Embassy—(See Embassies

F. Gilbert I Miss M. Kuelbs , and Legations)

A, Kulpe I MissR. Hahn

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American School in Japan— 9S5, Kami Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd.—Sankyo

Meguro, 2-chome, Meguro-ku; Teleph. Building, 2, Muro-machi, 2-chome,

A'^yama 6297

Board of Trustees—R. F. Moss (chair- Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. Nihpnbashi

man), R. L. Durgin (vice-chair- (24)M. 2436, 4594; Cable Ad: Asalumin

Shiohara, director

man), P. S. Mayer (secretary I. Tagiichi, director ifemgr.

.and D. fi. Blake (treasurer)

Fiarold C. Amos, principal Asiatic Society of Japan—(tfee Clubs)

American Trading Co. of Japan, Lid., Askania, K. K.—Sanwa Building, 3,

Gofukubashi, 1-chome, Nihonbashi-

Exporters, Importers and Engine- ku; Telephs. Nihonbashi (24) 2745

ers—2, Marunouohi, Kojimachi-ku, and 3779; Cable Ad : Askahia

P.O. Box 384,- Teleph. (Mar.) 3171-

4; Cable Ad : Amtraco; Branches at Associated Press of America — 1,

Kobe, Osaka, and Yokohama Ginza-nishi, 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku;

Officers Teleph. Ginza (57) 2121; Cable

Wm. Hirzel, president (Kobei)

O. C. Seyfarth, ti-eas '& secy. AdReiman : Associated

Morin, chief of Bureau

(Kobe)

Managers—

D M. iForsyth; manager (Tokyo Austrian Consulate—(^ee Consulates)

Office)

H. Hall, manager (Kobe Office) Automatic Telephone Maintenance

Co., Importers’ • of Telephones &

Accounting Dept.^-

C. Y. Baldwin, chief aOct. (Kobe) Electrical Supplies — 508, Toyo

Building, Uchiyamashita-cho, Koji-

Export Dept. machi-ku: Teleph. . 4677 (Ginza),

O. C. Seyfarth (Kobe) Cable Ad : Strowge i:

Import Dept.— M. Kamdya, managing director

H. Hall, manager (Kobe)

J. V. Agajan, manager (Tokyo): Balfour & Gc., Ltd., Arthur (Capi-

Engineering Dept.— tal Steel Works, Sheffield, England)

D M. Fors%rth, engineer, mgr. ; —6, Marunouchi; Kojimachi-ku

(Tokyo) Teleph. (Mar.) 1759; Cable Ad: Ar-

F. Obata, engineer (Kobe)

Frigidaire Department—Offices and bour t J. Stqrer, ^manager fo/ Japan

Salesrooms: Tokyo, Yokohama,

Osaka and Kobe

D. M. Forsyth, mgr. (Tokyo) Bamag-Meguin A. G.—Yaesu Bldg.,

Kojimachi-ku, Marunouchi 2 chome,

6; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 1809;

Andrews

(Established 1894), Importers and Albert Kestner, manager

Exporters—5, Shiba Park; Teleph.

(43) 1105 (Shiba); Cable Ad: BANKS

Yadzu: All Codes Used. Branches:

Sapporo, Nagoya, Osaka, Hoten, Bank of Chosen, The—Head Office:

Dairen and New York Keijo, Chosen; Tokyo Office and

Antonin, Raymond, a.i.a., Architect— Foreign Exchange Department:

Seisho-Kwan (The Bible House), 4- Cable Ad : ChosenbankKojimachi-ku;

Ohtemachi-Nichome,

chome, Ginza : Teleph. (56) 7207;

Cable Ad : Raymond Bank of Japan—Hongoku-cho, Ni-

honbashi-ku

Armstrong, Whitworth & Co.. Ltd., Bank of Taiwan—2, Marunouchi

Sir W. G., Steel A' Machinery Im-

porters—8, Marunouchi, Nichome,

Kojimachiku; Teleph. (Mar.) 2916 : Banque Feanco-Japonaise—1, Gofuku

bashi, 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku;

Cable Ad: Zigzag

Y. Kawamura, representative Cable Ad: Franip

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Dai Ichi Ginko, -Utd.—1, Marunouchi P. Jaenich

Kojimaohi-ku; Cable Ad : Daiehigin R. Hallier

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Beck, Walter, (Proprietor of W.

Corporation—14, 2-cbome Marunou- Beck Shokai), Chemical Technical

chi, Kojomachi-ku; Cable Ad: Laboratory for Commerce and In-

Honshagink dustry, Import and Export—Shun-

F. G. Walker, agent ysdo Building, No. 8, Tori, 3-

J. H. Suteliff chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. Ni-

B. V. Clarke honbashi (24) 4369; Cable Ad: Beck

Kaavasaki One Hundredth Bank, Becker & Co.—12-5, Nakadori, Maru-

Ltd.—11, Torii, Nihonbashi-ku nouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. (23)

0797; Cable Ad: Becker. Head

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou- Office : Osaka

chi, 2-choine', Kojimaehi-ku H. B. Wetzel

Mitsui Bank -1, Muro-machi, Nihon- H. Stamm

bashi-kn H. Zederbohm

W. Schillig, Dipl. Ing.

National City Bank of New York. Bendien’s World Service of London,

The—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg.; Teleph. The Intimate Travel Guide and

1295 (Marunouchi) ; P.O. Box 406; The “ China Journal,” Shanghai-

Cable Ad : Citibank 5. Ginza, 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku

C. St. E. Williams, Japan repre-

Nederlandsch Indische Handei.sbank. sentative

N. V. — 8, Marunouchi, 3-chome,

Kojimachi-ku: P.O. Box 344 (Cen Herrick & Co., Ltd.—Ginpokaku

tral); Cable Ad: Nedergink Building, Ginza, 3-chome, Kyoba«i:i-

C. W. Brand, manager ku; Teleph. Kyobashi 56-4697

D. F. Boomsma, accountant

Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunou- 508, Yusen Building, Maru-

chi ; P.O. Box 84 (Central) nouchi ; Teleph. 2674 (23), (Maru-

nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Bethlehem

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—2-2 Marunouchi

Blundell & Co., Ltd., G., Import

Yasuda Hank. Ltd. -6. Ote-machi, 1, and Export Merchants — Chiyoda

chome, Koj irpachi-ku Shoken Building, 2, Kyobashi.

Itchome, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad :

Blundell; Codes: A.B.0. 6th edn.,

Yokohama Specie Bank —Hongokc-cho, Bentley’s

Nihonbashi-ku ; Telephs. (24) 2381, and Private

2381 and 2682 (^Iihonbashi) W. Blundell, director

J. E. Kenderdine, director

Barth. J. —Takiyama-cho Building, Bohler Keitei G'oshi Kaisha—i l-3r

Kyobashi-ku, Teleph. Giriza 2664, Takara-machi, 2-chome, Kyobashi-

Cable Ad : Mercator ku ; Teleph. Kyobashi 6308-9; Cable

J. Barth Ad : Steelboler

t Ernst Stoeri

Bay er Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha—Yaesu O. Stolle

Building, Room 419, Marunouchi: O. Schmidt

P.O. Box 127 (Central); Telephones C. Endris

(Mar.) 4067 an^ 3973; Cable Ad: J. Kopetzky

Pharma

R. Brueckner Bosch, A. G.^ Robert (Agents: C. lilies

Dr. F. Ronnefeldt Co.)

E. Schalow Cable—IS,

Ad : Tameike-cho^

Boschilli Akasaka-ku :

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Boving & Co., Ltd., London, Agents Gatto, A. R., Representative of Ex-

change Telegraph Co., Ltd., and

for Water Turbines, Pipe-Lines, Pitman & Deane, Ltd., London—13e,

Pulp and Paper-making Machinery Remanzaka, Akasaka-ku; Teleph.

—o/o Gad^lius & Co., Ltd., Osaka (48) 1391 ; Cable Ad: Naivarom

Building, Kojimachi-ku A. R. Catto

British Consulate- (/See Consulates) M Ota '

British Embassy—(/See Embassies and . .Export,Ueberseehandels

Chemia

. Chemicals,,

Co., Import-

Pharmaceutical

Legations) and Industrial, Hospital Supplies &

Sundries—1, Ginza-nishi, 3-chome.

British Legion—(/See Clubs) Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad: Chemia

Broad & Son, F. B.—No. 1, 2-chome, Chilean Consulate—(^ee Consulates)

Makicho, Kyobashi-ku

F. B. Broad China Export-Import & Bank Co.

Aktiengesellschaft (Head Office,

Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan),. Ltd.— Shanghai)- 2, Kyobashi. 1-chome,

Osaka Building, 3, Uchisaiwai-cho, Kyobashi - ku, Chiyoda - Shoken

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Ginza 2560 Building: Teleph. (56) 7611, (Kyo-

and 3504; P.O. Box 141 (Central) ; , bashi); P.O.' Box Central 34, Cable

Cable Ad : Crescent Ad: Lemjus

K. Muller

Buchhandlung Gustav Fock, G.m.b. China Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

H., Booksellers—Shiseido Building, Ltd.—(/See Sun Life Assurance Co.

Ginza Nishi Kyobashi-ku; Cable of Canada)

Ad : Buchfock

Max Wachter, Far East representative

Claude Neon Electric Co., Ltd.—1,

Butler, Dr. L. E.—749, Marunouchi 1253, Shibaura-machi; Teleph. Mita 1252.

Building, Marunounchi; Teleph. 3284

Marunouchi (23) 3792

Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral

Buxbaum, Charles H., Importer and Water Co., Ltd. — Fujiya Building,

Exporter—7, Itchome, Koji-machi ; 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku: Teleph.

Teleph- (33) 1535 (Kudan); Cable Shiba 2304; Cable Ad: Tangania

Ad : Buxbaum

Cahusac,. A. F., Patent and Trade CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

Mark Attorney — 7, Naka-dori,

Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi America-J apan Society — Imperial

(23) 3682; Cable Ad : Cahusac Hotel, Uchisaiwaicho, 1-chome,

Koj imachi-ku

Cameron & Co., Ltd.—320, Mitsubishi

21-go Kwan, 2, 3-chome, Marunou- American Association of Tokyo,

chi ; Cable Ad: Myotomy The—

N. W. Wilson, representative President—Rt; Rev. C. S. Reifsnider

Canadian Pacific Railway Co., American Club—8, Marunouchi, 2-

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., chome, Rojimachi-ku

Agents for Canadian Pacific Ex-

press Co.—E7, No. 2 Marunouchi, America-Japan Society, The—Im-

3-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Ma- perial Hotel, Uchiyamashita-cho

runouchi (23) 3764; Cable Ad: 1-chome, Kajimachi-ku

Gacanpac

W. R. Buckberrough, freight and Asiatic Society of Japan—c/o German

passenger agent Club. 4 of 7, Hirakawa-cho. 2-

I. Koshimidzu chome, Koj imachi-ku

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Association of Foreion Teachers in Rotary Club of Tokyo-557, Maru-

Japan — Bunka Apartments, nouchi Building, Kojimachi-kc

Ochanomizu

British Lboion -c o8un Life Insurance St. Andrew’s Society of Tokyo and

Co., of Canada Yokohama—

R Ml Dobson, secty. & treas. Teihoku Hiko Kyokwai (The Imperia

Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Natur & Aeronautic Society of Japan) —

Volkerrunde Ostasiens (German Tamura-cho 1-qhome, Shiba-ku

Asiatic. Society) — 2-cbome, No. 7, Tokyo Amateur Dramatic Club—

Hirakawacbd,

stii (Japah) 'Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo- Tokyo Bankers Association of

Imperial Railway' Assn.-4. Maru- .Commerce 1 of 8, Marunouchi

nouchi 3-ehome, Kojimachi-ku Tokyo Club—4, 3-cbome, Kasumiga-

Industry Club1-chome,

ok Japan, The —2 seki, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. 3021

Marunouehi Kojimachi-ku to 3022 (Ginza)

J. L. Graham, secretary

International Association of Japan, Tokyo Golf Club—Asakamachi, Ki-

The (Formerly The League of ta Adachi-gun, Satama-ken; Te-

Nations

Marunouchi Association of Japan) — 12, leph. Asaka 22

Japan Nickel Information Bureau— Tokyo Lawn Tennis Club—

Municipal Research" Bldg. (Shisei Tokyo Y.W.C.A.—11 of S^J-chome,

Kaikan), Hibiya Park Surugadai Kanda;

Japan-Soviet Association—7-2, Uchi- 1118 and 1119; CableTelephones Kanda

Ad: Snrugadaiy

saiwai-cho, Kojimachi-ku Y-.M.C.A.

Joint Fire, Insurance .Association Kanda-ku— 3, Mitoshiro-eho '3-chomer

of Japan—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg., Y.M.C.A., International Committee

Marunouchi Gchomie, Kojimachi- of Y.M.C.A.’s of the TT.S.A. and

ku Canada — 2 Nishikanda 1-chome,

R. Kagaini, chairman Karida-ku ; Cable Ad : Flamingo

W. R. Bull, deputy do.

HI U. Hatano, Japanese secty. . C.olu.mbia Gramophone Co. of Japan.

W. F. Balden, Foreign do. Ltd.- (Sep Nipponophone Co.. Ltd.)

Kwazoku Kaikan (Peers’ Club) — 1 “Columbia” (Comptoir Metalhirgique

Sannen-cho, Kojimacbi-ku Luxembourgeois, Luxembourg)—8,

Kyo-Bun-Kwan—(Christian Literature (May,) Naka dori, Marunouchi: Teleph.

Society) —12. Ginza, 4-chome, Kyo- lixmeta ’ . (S3) 3602; •/

, Cable Ad : Co-

bashi-ku; Cable Ad: Kyobunkwan P. Ruppert, manager

D. Tagawa, president

S. H. Wainright, gen. mgr.

, c.C-.P, .pajenian,manager

F. TJekuri, secr;efary , Commercial Pacific Cable Co. of New

York—621, Sanshin Building, Yura

E. T. Igleheart, treasurer ' , kucjio

•J Reifsniider, special repres.

National Y. W. C. A. — Nishiki-cho 1- Compagnie General de Telegraphie

chome, Kanda-ku Sans Fil—Banque Franco-Japonaise

TJ

Nippon Building, 1, Gofuku-bashi, 2-chome,

chomp, ChKojimachi-ku

R. — 12 , Miirunonchi,

: Telephone3. Nihonbashi-ku: Cable Ad: Telsafi

Marun, (23) 0545, 0546, 0547 J. Millot, repres......

TOKYO 25S

Comptoir de Produits Metallurgi- Xorway—2, 3-chome, Marunouchi

ques Tubulaires & Miniers—775, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Marunou-

Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku ; Cable Ad ; chi (23) 925 anti 3790

Prometumi Consul—Cato N: B. Aall

jianoi-tu ; •inhfihH j.k>1 Secretary — O. Morten Hen-

ningsmoen

CO-NSULATES Paraguay—506, Sanshin Building,

Hibiya; Teleph. (Ginza) 3034

Australian Government Commis- Portugal—32, Honcho-dori, 5-choine,

sioner in .Japan—8, Marunouchi, Nakano-ku; Teleph. (38) , 3179

3-chome, Koj imachi-ku: Teleph. di -.ijCpnsul—J. A. Ah,ranches, Pinto

Marunouchi (23) 5302; Cable Ad :

Austrade LJnion pe, Soviet iSoclalxsx ,Repu-

Lt.-Cdl. Longfield Lloyd, m.c.. !; blios (Cppsulate.

miana-cho, .Genei'-al)—1.

Azabu-ku; Ma-

Telephs.

v.d., commissioner Akasaka (48) 138 and 139; Cable

Bolivia—11* Shinriudo-machi, Aza- Ad : Sovkonsul

bu-ku ; Teleph. Akasaka 4114 United States Of America—!.' Eno-

Consul-General—Dr. Juan Sa- kizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku ; Cable

lina^ de Lozada Ad: American Consul

Consul-General — Charles R.

r$RA3jiL — 19, Kishiedogawa-machi, Cameron

Koishikawa-ku Consuls—Stanley G. Slavens and

Thomas A. Hickok

Chile—Room 708, Osaka Building, Vice-Consul—W. Garland Rich-

Kojimachi-ku, Uchisaiwai-cho; Ca- ardson

ble Ad. : Conchile Clerks — Miss.c Bea'ifioe . L.

Consul-General—Carlos de la Barra Comeau, Carey J. Scott and

Mrs. Yuki Otsuki

Czechoslovakia—Seisho-K\van (The

Bilile .jjjoprse) 4rchome, Ginza, Kyo- CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co. OF N K\V

bashi-ku; Teleph. (56) 7207, 8710; York^—Yuraku, Building, Marunou-

Cable Ad : Raymond bhi; Cable Ad: Afiajapan

Hon. Consul—Antonin Raymond W. W. Glass, representative' for

• 'apai;

Denmark—8, Marunouchi, 3-chome; Y. Kfini* ] manager' for Japan

Teleph. 0966 (Marunouchi); P.O. K. Akiy atna, chief of Tokyo

Box Central, 204 ; Cable Ad : Han- Local Dept.

sen Crockford, Heath Marunou-

Hon. Copsul—A. H. Hansen, chi, 3-chome, Marunouchi; Teleph.

0914 (23) MarunbuOhi; Cable Ad:

Guatemala-^61',; Crockford

Ushigome-ku, Waseda-Minami-Cho

CzechosOlovakian , 'Consy'i.ate (See

Great

ing, Britain—-Ko^yo Ginko Build- Consulates)

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku;

Teleph. 1077 (Marunouchi); Cable Danish Consulate—(iS'ee Consulates)

Ad: British Consul

Consul—W. J. Davies, o.b.e. Danish Legation—(See Embassies and

Legations)

(Absent)

Acting Consul—W. W. McVittu Dejug Aktiengeseli.schaft (Duisburg)

—612 A & B, Yusen Bldg, Marvjnouchi,

Latvia—lv. Enokizaka-cho, Akasaka- Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23) 0954 &

(23) 0869: Ch’ble Ad: Dejinaghipp

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.Depaty A: Co-, Edw. J.—1, Gofuku Hermann Splittgerber

bashi, 2-chome, Nihonba^hi-ku; Ernst Grimm

Cable Ad: Omnium R. Schlaf

Dr. R. Buchert

Deutsche Luftfahrt-Industrie, JEieich- Karl Friedrich Delorme

sverband Johannes Dowe

Aircraft der, (Association

Industry)—2 of German3-

Marunouchi M. O. Guennel

chome, 21 Mitsubishi Building : Teleph. B. van der Laan

Marunouchi (23) 3653; Cable Ad: Georg Loesch

Doitsukoku H. Roessler

Representing : Walter Schuon

Deutsche Lufthansa A.G., Berlin Claus Tecklenburg

(German Airlines) Miss R. B. O. K. von Ebhardt

Deutsche Yersuchsanstalt fur Mrs. Hildegard Larssou

Luftfahrt, Berlin-Adlershof (Ger- Alfred Noack, Technical Dept.

man Research Institute of A gents H.for:Hempel,

Dr do.

Aeronautics I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktien

Directory sellschaft, Frankfurt am Main.

Far Eastand(Japan, Chronicle

China,ofMala-

the Germany

ya, Philippine Islands, Dutch East

Indies, Indo-China, etc.) Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Agents for Tokyo ; —30, Tameike-cho, Akasakaku; Te-

Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Tori-nicho- Dunlop leph. 1598 (Akasaka); Cable Ad :

me, Nihonbashi; P.O. Box 605,

Tokyo Central Durlabhji & Mojumdar, Importers and

Don well & Co., Ltd., Importers and Exporters—Omori Bldg.; P. O. Box 488

Exporters, Steamship, Coaling and Central ; Cable Ad : Dilip

Insurance Agents—Asahi Building.

3, Nishi, 6-chome, Ginza, Kyobashi East Asia Trading Co., Import and

Export Industrial Chemicals—Mit-

ku; and at London, Colombo. subishi Soko Bldg., Nihonbashi-ku :

Hongkong, Canton, Shanghai, Han

kow, Tientsin, Foochow, Kobe, Teleph. Devinstock

Nihonbashi 3465; Cable Ad:

Yokohama, Nagoya, Vancouver. F. R. Devin, mng. director

Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles P. L. Devin

and New York; P.O. Box C. 353:

Cable Ad : Dodwell

E.

R. Parsons China Telegraph Co., Ltd. i& Great

•I. P. Barnett Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Doitsu Carbon K. K.—Mitsubishi Bldg. Commercial Representative: Fukoku

Building, 6, Marunouchi, 3-chome,

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Marunouchi

Doitsu Seiko K. K.—2 Marunouchi, (23)F. 3778; Cable Ad : Nordiske

M. Bjergfelt

3-chome; Cable Ad: TJnionsteel Information Office

P. Timme, Director

J. Hoppe K. Kojima, traffic agent

H. Dickmeis I Dr. O. Kukla T. Furuya

A- Schneider I E. von Kratzer T. Kato

T. Takabayashi

Doitsl Senryo Gomei Kaisha—6,

Marunouchi 3-chome (Naka 2 Go

Kan) Kojimachi-ku ; Telephs. Maru- Ecole deKojimachi-ku L’Etoile du Matin—Fuji-

nouchi 23, 1970, 1971, 1972, 4713 and micho, Directeur—P. P. Griessinger

4854; Cable Ad: Doitsenryo Sous-Directeur—Th. Gutleben

Ernst Baerwald Econorae—Ed. Assel

TOKYO 255

Ekman ife Co. (Japan), Ltd. — Room Tatemono Bldg., 6th Floor, Gofuku-

320, Yaesu Building, Marunouctd; bashi, Niho,xtba,£hi-ku; Cable Ad:

Teleph (23) 4953; P.O. Box Central Fritzke

133 ; Cable Ad : Ekmans

George Osawa, manager Furido Shokai (Successor to Foreign

Dept, of Hamaguchi Trading Co.,

Elked & Gerdts—14, Marunouchi, 2- Ltd.), General Importers, Exporters

chome. Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Maru- and Purchasing Agents — Tokyo :

nouchi (23) 2601-2; Cable Ad: Eiger Nihonbashi Koamicho, 3-chome, 5/7;

PO. Box Nihonbashi 8; Cable Ad:

Escher . Wyss Engineering AVorks Ad Hiroya. Kobe: 20, Harimachi; Cable

Ltd., The, Engineers and Manufac- : Hiroya

turers (Zurich, Switzerlajid)—Room Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Im-

778, Marunouchi Building; Teleph. porters of Swedish Steel and Ma-

1665 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad: chinery—Osaka Building, No. 1.

Escher wyss

Dr. H. Wissler Uchisaiwai-cho, 2-chome, Kojimachi-

A. Rottenschweiler ku ; Teleph s. Ginza (57) 1630, 5257

and 6496; Cable Ad: Goticus

Far Eastern Advertising Agency,

The - 21, Mitsubishi^ Building, Gadsby, J., c.b.e., English Barrister

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. and Japanese Patent Agent and

Marunouchi (23) 2624 Legal Adviser to the British Em-

bassy, the Italian Embassy and the

Fiegel J inr,sho, M., Chemical and 2-chome, Canadian Legation—12 Marunouchi,

Mechanical Engin eers—Koj imachi- ronouchi Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Ma-

(23) 1752; Cable Ad:

ku, 1, Uchisaiwaicho, 2-chome, Ta- Gadsby Tokyoyubin'

kachiho Building; Teleph. Ginza

(312) 0311; Cable Ad : Fiegel German Cojstsulate—(^ee Consulates)

Fokkes & Koch—Naka 11-1 Building,

No 14 Marunouchi 2-chome ; Teleph. General Motors Japan Limited—603.

(23) 2925- (Marunouchi); CableAd : Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho; Ko-

Fokko jimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Genmo

H. Fokkes, partner

E. von Koch, do. German Bakery—2, Ginza; Teleph.

Frazar & Co., Ltd. (Kabushiki Kaisha Ginza (57) .506]

W. Mueller, proprietor

Frazar Shokai), Manufacturers’

Agents, Engineering Specialities, German F.mbassv: (See Embassies and

Steel and General Importers-

Room 525, Yaesu Building, Maru- Legations)

nouchi; P.O. Box 158 (Central); Gill & Co. (Partnership!)—30, Akashi-

Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 1650, 2694; machi; Teleph. Sannpmiya 870;

Cable Ad : Goshfrazco Cable Ad : Greenwood

E. W. Frazar, chairman

E. Y. Stevens, managing director

Goodyear Tyre Go.—c/o Mitsubishi

Frazar Estate Co., Ltd.—527, Yaesu Shoji Kaisha, Marunouchi

Building, 6, Marunouchi; Teleph.

(23) 0895 (Matunouchi); P.O. Box Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

158 (Central) ; Cable Ad : Frastateco & Eastern Extension Australasia

' & China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—

French Embassy—(A'ee Embassies and Commercial Representative: Fukoku,

Legatiohs) Building, 6, Marunouchi, 3-chome.

Kojimaohi-ku; Teleph. Marunouchi

Fritzke, Walter G., German Manu- (23)F. 3778; Cable Ad:. Nordiske

M. Bjergfelt

facturers’ Representative — Tokyo

TOKYO

Information Office Helm Bros., Ltd., Contracting Steve-

K. Kojima, traffic agent dores, Landing, Shipping, Forward-

T. Furuya ing, Warehousing and Licensed Cus-

T. Kato toms Brokers—1, Hakozakicho, 2-

T. Takabayashi chome, Nihonbashiku; Teleph.

Kabayacho (66) 1527. Warehouse-

Hammond & Co., F. W., Manufac- at Shibaura-machi, 3-chome, 1 Ban

turers’ Agents — 10, Marunouchi, chi, Shibaku; Teleph. Mita (45) 1328

2-chome; P.O. Box 23 (Central);

Cable Ad : Fairfield Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—6, Maruno-

Hanseatic Motor Co.. Ltd —301. Fu- uchi, 2-chome, Koj imachi-ku; Te-

jiya Bldg., 1, Kotohira-cho, Sbiba- leph. (23) 1644 and 1673 Marunouchi

ku: Cable Ad: Hanseatic T. Yoshino, manager

Z. Matsubayashi

Hansen & Co., A. H., Import and R. Onda j M. Takayama

F.xport Merchants:—8, Marunouchi, T. Kamijo | T. Osaki

3 chome; Teleph. 0966 (Marunou- Hill Pharmacy—23, Imai-oho, Azabu-

chi) ; P.O- Box 204 (Central) ku; Teleph. Akasaka (48) 1822

A. H. Hansen

Happer, J. S.—77, Date, Shibuya-ku, Holstein & Co., C., Gomel Kaisha,

General Merchants, Importers am

Teleph. Takanawa 6921; P.O. Box Exporters, Shipping & Insurance

Central 451; Cable Ad : Happer Agents—5, Uchisaiwaicho, 2-chome;

Happer, Mrs. M. Bacon, Consulting Teleph. Ginza (57) 6316; Cable Ad

Decorator—77, Date-cho, Shibuya : Holstein

Teleph. Tanakawa 6921 C. Holstein

H. Mueller

Hap.ley Dayipson Motorcycle Co., H. Jungnickel

Ltd.—12, Tameike-cho, Akasaka-ku : H. Gross

Telephs. Akasaka-ku (48) 1204-5-6; Home Insurance Co. of New York-

Cable Ad : Hardavmocy Yuraku Building, Marunouchi :

Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., Cable- Ad: Afiajapan

Chartered Accountants—14, Maru- W. W. Glass, representative for

nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. (23) 2915 Japan

(Marunouchi); Cable Ad : Auditor Y. Kamei, manager for Japan

G. F. Wevill, f.c.a., partner Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—(^ee

(Tokyo)

J. B. Tibbetts, a.c.a., partner Banks) ,

(Kobe)

P. H. Palmer, a.c.a., partner Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.,

.. (Tokyo) , The—c/o Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.,

E. R. Meredith Mitsubishi Building, 8 Marunouchi,

V. G. H. Upton 3-chome, Koj imachi-ku

W. F. Balden

S. R. Balden Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of Ma

Havilland, W. A. de, m.a., Registered chinery and Tools—Yaesu Building.

Patent Attorney—Room 446, Mani- 6, Marunouch ; Cable Ad : Horne

nouchi Bldg.; Teleph. Marunouchi (23)

604: Cable Ad: Silverhall Horsley & Co., Importers and Ex-

Healing ShoKai, Ltd.,Kaikan,

EngineersHibiya

and porters—21, Sumiyoshicho Nichome :

Importers—Shis'ei P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad : Vigor

Park; Telephs. (Ginza 57) 1067.

2068, 2069; Cable Ad: Healing Horsley, William F.—21, Marunou-

Branches: Osaka and Dairen chi ; Cable Ad: Vigor

TOKYO 257

Hospital Supply 'Go., Ltd., Manufac- Italian Embassy—(Aee Embassies and

turers, Importers and Exporters of Legations)

Medical and Drug Supplies, Sur-

gical Instruments, Artificial Limbs, James, , ,C. H. N,, Manufacturers,

Glassware, etc.—7, Itchome, Koj i- Representatives—-2, Shinryudo-cho,

machi; Teleph- Kudan (33-) 1535; A:zabu-ku; Cable Ad: Aviation

Cable Ad : Buxhaum

G. H. Buxbaum, managing direc- “Japan Advertiser, The”—1, Uchi-

tor saiwaicho, Itchome, Kojimachi-

ku ; Telephs. 5857, 5858,'. 5859 (Gin-

Hunter. & Co., E. H., Engineers and za)B,; Cable Ad: Advertiser

Contractors, General Importers and prietor

Exporters—3, Ginza, Ni.-hi. 7-chome, C. A. Davies, business pianager

Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza (57)

1245-8; Cable Ad : Hunter 'Japan Book & Tract Society (See

Illies & Co., C., Bosch Department— Clubs)

15, Tameike-cho, Akasaka-ku; Tele-

phones AkasaLa (48) 0315, 0559 and Japan Industrial Club -(See Clubs)

1661; Cable Ad : Bbschilli Japan-Soviet.Association—(^ee Clubs)

E. J. Kurz director

H. lilies; J^pan Times and Mail, Evening

A. Thoering Newspaper and Weekly Edition—6,

H. Brandt Uchisaiwai-cho, 2-chome, Kojimachi-

E. Gerz ku; Teleph. Ginza (57) 0303. 0403,

Erl. G. Kepneweg 5301

H. Kerner

Erl. L. Lundgroen Tokyoand Yubin7003; Cable Ad; Tiiaes,

Erl. A. Seinecke Japan Tourist Bureau—Head Office:

B. Single ' Tokyo Station Building;; Telephs.

W. Thoma. ManMiouchi 4141-414(3;•■ Cable Ad:

Illies & Co., C., General Importers & Tourist J. Takaku, manpging

, f- r

di rector

Constructors—Teikoku Seimei Kan, O. Watanabe, mgr. (Trav.G Dept.)

Marimouchi; Telephs. Marunouchi, ■

(23) 0236 to 0239; Cable Ad: Illies. Java-China-Japan Lun, N.Y.—Taka-

Founded 1859. Head Office: Ham-

burg:; Branch Offices : Berlin, O^a- chiho Bldg. ; Cable Ad : Javalijn ;

ka. Yokohama, Kobe. NaeOya. P.O. Box 21

Tobata, Dairen, Mukden, jffisin- Jenks, Percivai. & Isitt, Makrice,.

king and Manila, P.I. Chartered Account^ubs—7, Cokih Na-

R. Hillman, gen. mgr. kadbfi,

Central';Marunouchi:;

Teleph. • (23)'. P'4706;

.O.. RokCable326

Imperial Hotel — Hibiya: Teleph. Ad: Unravel; Code: Bentley’s.

Ginza (57) ,3151 and 316'1Cable Ad : : 2,Lbndon • Gffice : 6, Old Jgwry, E.C.

Kobe Office: Crescent Building,

Impho -72, Kyo-machi

International Cement Gun Co.. ¥.V. . Sir(London) Maurice Jenks,. bt., l.l.d., f.c.a.

—Yaesu Building, Kojimachi-ku. J. E.. •Percivai, f.c.a. (London)

Marunouchi, 2-chome 6; Teleph. J. C, Pidgeon, f.c.a. (London)

Maruriouehi (23) 1809; Cable Ad: H. S, Goodwyn Isitt, ojb.B(, f.c.a.

Meguin (Kobe) • r, ,.

L;R. E.E. OlRridge,

Spence, b.A.,A.c.Ai.

;A.c.A.(Tftkyo)

International ^General . Eb^ctRi^ \t6:, C. G. Stanbury, a.’c.a.

Inc.—10. Yuraku-cno, i-chppie:j Koji- W. Salter. .

jnachi-ku; B.07 , ^9x 453: P. Fcblen

Cable Ad : Ingtaetplc 1

9

258 TOKYO

Joint Fire Insurance Association— King Features Syndicate, Inc. {ln-

(Ace Clubs) cluding International News Service,

International News Photos, Univer-

Kaigan Tsusho Kabushiki Kaisha sal News ' Service)^-Tokuda Bldg.,

5th Floor, Ginza Nishi No. 4, 5-

—Marunouchi, 3-chome; Cable Ad: ohome;-Cable Ad: Intemews

Outremer

Kaumann, Dr. G.—2, Marunouchi 3- Kjeleberg Kabushiki Kaisha—San-

chome, 21 Mitsubishi Bldg.; Teleph. shin Bldg., 10, Telephs.

Kojimachi-ku; Ichome, Ginza,

Yurakucho,

0986,

Marunouchi (23)3653 Cable Ad: Gokau 1821; P.O. Box 12 (Central); Cable

Ad: Kjellbergs

K. K. L. Leybolo Shokavan, Import Kodak Japan Ltd.—3, Nishi, 6-chome,

of Machinery, Machine Parts, Tech- Ginza, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs. Ginza

nical Goods; Export of Natural (57) 1124 and 1125: Cable Ad:

Produce and Manufactured Goods — Kodak

Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., 3-chome, Gofti- Osaka Branch—Edobori, Minami-

kubashi, Nihonbashi-ku; Telephs.

Nihonbashi (24) 1211 to 1214; Cable dbri, 3-chome, Nishi-ku

Ad : Leybold. Osaka Branch : Osaka Krayer, Dr. C.—323-325, Yaesu Bldg.,

Nihon Kaijo Bldg., 1-chome,

Edobori-Kamidori, Nishi-ku; Nago- Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Lurgi

ya Branch • Nagoya-shi, Naka-ku, Krupp (Fried.) Aktiengesellschaft,

Sakae-machi, 3-chome, Yasuda Shin- Steel and Machinery Manufacturers

taku Bldg.; Manchukuo Branch: —8, Marunouchi, Sanchome

Nr. 119, Fun Rou Ro, Hsinking W. Lemke, Japan representative

K. Meissner, president (Tokyo)

H. Steinfeld, rang. dir. (Tokyo) Kyo-Bun-Kwan (Christian Literature

P. Schmitz, director (Osaka) Society)—(Nee Clubs)

W. Froboese, director (Hamburg)

W. Mueller, signs per pro. (Osaka) Lemke, Walter, Engineer, Krupp Re-

H. Musolf, signs per pro. (Tokyo) presentative for Japan—8, Maru-

R. O. Brinckmeier nouchi, Cable Ad: Lemke

Johann Dietrich

Max Dietrich Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents

Dr. Ing. Erich Heinrichs and Merchants—^No. 20, 2-chome,

Miss M. Holste Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; P.O.

Herbert Lassen Box 95; Teleph. Marunouchi (23)

Dr. jur. W. Lissey 4889

L. Menzel M. McCance, managing director

O. Oetmann (Kobe).

Ing. E. Etter (Representing Y. Kojima

J. M. Voith, Heidenheim) C. Okubo

Dipl. Ing. Helmut 1 Leutelt

(Representing J. M. Voith, Libermann Waelchli & Co.—No. 5, 2-

Heidenheim) chome,

Teleph. Uchisaiwaicho,

Ginza (57) 6316.Kojimacbiku;

6317, 6318,

Obering. N. M. Philipsen (Re- 6319; P.O. Box 407 Central; Cable Ad:

presenting Dr. 0. Otto & Co., Waelchli

G.m.b.H., Bochum)

Ing. Erich Schoen (Represent Liverpool & London & Globe Insur-

ing Dr. C. Otto & Co., ance Co., Ltd., The—Mitsubishi

Bochum) Bldg., No. 8, Central, No. 8, Marn-

Dipl. Ing. O. H. Schwarz (Re- nouchi 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku ; Cable

presenting Humboldt-Deutz- Ad: Globe

motorenfabrik A.G., Koeln- F. M. O’Hara, resident secretary

Deutz) F. B. Hickson

Richard Stock (Representing Thomas & Mersey Marine In see.

Schubert & Salzer, Chemnitz) Co., Ltd., settling agents

TOKYO .259

JLvry & Co., Ltd., General Import and Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.,

Export—Room No. 419, Showa Building, Manufacturers’ Sales Representa-

Marunouchi, Kojimaclii-ku; P.O. Box tives—Marunouchi Building; P.O.

433; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3069; Cable Box 98 (Central) ; Cable Ad: Sellers

Ad: Luryco;Cod.es;

Universal Acme,Rudolf

Trade, Bentley", A.B.C.Mosse,

6th, H. A. Sellers, rang, director (Osaka)

Ed. and Private. H. H, Herts, director (New York)

J. Gadsby,'director (Tokyo)

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R. W. A. Rawnsley, manager (Tokyo)

Lumber & Shippiug—321a, 21, Mit- Myers-Healing Shokai Ltd., Exporters-

subishi Bldg., Marunouchi; Teleph. and Buying Agent — Shisei Kaikan,

Marunouchi (2!3) 4897 Hibiya

Myers Park ; P. O. Box 457 ; Cable Ad:

McIvor, Kauffman, Smith and Yama-

moto—12, Nakadori, Marunouchi, —{See Banks)National City Bank of New York

Kojimachi ,ku; Cable Ad: McIvor

.Manufactprers Life Insurance Co.— Nedkrlandsch Indislhe Bank—(

407-8, Yaesu Building. 6 Marunouchi, Banks)

Nichome,

Cable Ad: Kojimachi-ku;

Manulife P.O. Box 26; Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed

T. C. Maitland, manager for Milk Go.—Osaka Building, 3, Uchi-

saiwai-cho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku;

Japan Teleph. 4543 (57); Cable Ad : Nestanglo^

Maruzer? Company, Ltd., Book- New- Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

sellers (Foreign and Domestic), Pub- 14, Marunouchi; P.O. Box 24 (Cen-

lishers, Stationers, Dealers in Dry

Goods and Toilet Articles, Ink tra!) ; Cable Ad: Newzieo

Sale & Go., Ltd., agents

Manufacturers—6, Tori-niehome, Ni-

honbashi; P.O. Box 605, Tokyo ®«a@g a

Central. Branch Offices: Tokyo,

Osaka. Kyoto, Fukuoka, Yokohama, ]){i,CHip. , Boyeki xShokai,, Importers

Kobe, Nagoya, Sendai, Sapporo and ; and ; Exporters — Y'amatecho 225;

Keijo Cable Ad: Levedag

S. Kanazawa, president E. Leveclag

Agency : Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kinsan

Directory and Chronicle of Building,

the Far East (Japan, China, Nlhonhashi-ku; 5, Mufomachi, 4-chome,

Malaya, Philippine Islands, tral) ; Cable Ad :P.O. Box 74 (Gen-

Nichizuico

Dutch East Indies, Indo-China, A. O. Keller, manager

etc.) . 0. R: Faehtmann

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company, Ltd. W. Duetschler

—Osaka Building. Uchisaiwaicho Nippon Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co.,

Teleph. Ginza. (57) 3666-7; P.O. Box Ltd.—80/ Omofi 7-ehomo, Omovi-ku

414; Cable Ad: Metrofihns

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui Nippon Kokusan Konya K. K. (Nip-

& Co., Ltd., in Europe & America). pon Corn Products, Ltd.), Corn Re-

Importers, Exporters, Insurance and finers— -Osaka

chi-ku;Bldg.,

Teleph.Ucbisaivvai - cho,

Shin Agents. Ship-Owners. Ship- Kojima Cable Ad : Cornstarch

Ginza 1715;

Builders,

ingers. Saw-Mill Owners1, Muromachi,

Head Office:, and Wharf-

Nichome. Nihonbashi

General Cable AVI: Mitsui - ku, Tokyo; ,Nipponophone Co., Ltd., Manufactur-

ers of .Gramophones, Gramophone

Chairman and Representative Direc- All Records and Radios. Exporters of

tor—J, Inoue Musical IiistTunients—125, Kune-

Representative

Managing TajimaR. zaki,

Director—S.Mukai,

Directors—T.

Kawasaki, Kanagawa-Ken;

Cable Ad : Nipponola Kawasaki

Ishida and S. Ohta H. A. Straus, export manager

*9

TOKYO

Nippon Rohn: K.K.,' Import^ ;of Pearson & CO., Chartered Accountants.

Chemicals and Pharmacetitical Pre- — 6-Nich'01he; Marunouchi, Kojimachi-

' paratfiBHs—S,' , Kobikiclio/' ,2-chbm3, ku ; Teleph: 4646 (Marunouchi); Cable

Kybbasliiku; Cable Ad : Panroche Ad:A.Accounts

E. Pearson, c.a.

Nippon YiisiiN Kaisya (N.Y.K. Line)

—Yusen Building, 20-1, Mai;Un,ou-: Peruvian Legation—(

ehi, Niehome, Koj imaehi-ku; Te Legations)

lephs. (23) Marunouchi 2SH-2521

(10) and 2531-2534 (4); Cable Ad: Philatelic Accumulative Services- 63,

Yusen Kogai cho, Azabu ku: P: O. Box Central

567

Norwegian Consulate—(Yee Consu-

lates) Plage Jimusho Dr., Music and Patent

Bureau—Tokyo Azabu-ku, Mikawa-

Norwegian Legation—(^ee Embassies daimachi 29; Cables Ad: Plage

and Legations)

Norwich Union Eire Insurance So- Poldi SteEL Works (Japan Branch), Im-

ciety, Ltd.—417-9, Nissbin Seimei porters—1, Kyobashi-ku;

1-chdme, Shintomi-choy

Cable Ad : Poldisteel

kan, Ote-machi, Kojimachi-ku;

Teleph. 3847 (Marunouchi): P.O. Polleri, C. Import and Export to

Box 106 Central; Cable Ad: Nufam and from Italy—Taihei Building,

G. W. Hudson, mgr. for Japan Uchisoiwaicho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-

J. W. Palmer, deputy manager ku

J. L. Champness, a.c.i.i.

Oestmann & Co., A.—32, Nagata-cho, Portuguese Consulate—{See Consu-

2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box lates)

Central 438

Power-Gas Corporation, Ltd.—10,

Omi Sales K. K., Importers and Matunouchi, 2-chome; P.O. Box

Manufacturers (A Department rtf the

Omi Brotherhood) — Omi Hachiman, 618; Teleph: Marunouchi (23) 4411-

Shigakan ; Teleph. 257 ; CaJble- Ad : 31

Csaco Katjen & Co., Rud.—Aoyama Kita-

Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.— machi 6-chome. 34; Teleph. Aoyama

Sanshin Building, Hibiya; Catde 1799; Cable Ad: Ratsam

Ad: Truscon; Teleph. (Ginza) 1192 Rud. Ratjen, repres. partner

L. Jansoh, manager

Ouchterlony & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Otto E. Ratjen, signs per pro.

21-Go-kan, Marunouchi; Cable Ad : F. F.Kiderlen,

Gilbert do.

Ouchterony O. Vogt

Oversea Trading Company—No. 1, L. Buhmanh, engineer (Daimler

Kotohira-cho, Shiba; Teleph. (43) Benz A.G.)

S'hiba 1831; Central P..O. Box 432; W. Buhre, engineer (Deutsche

Cable Ad: Overtradco Gramophon A.G.)

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Build- Raymond, Antonin, a.la.. Architect—

ing, Uchisaiwai-cho; Telephs. Ginza

2931, 2932; P.O.Box 378; Cable Ad: Seisho-kwan,

Kyobashi-ku; 7th CableFL,Ad:

2 Ginza, 4-chome,

Raymond

Paramount A. Raymond, a.i.a.

Paraquay Consulate—(Yee Consulates) R. C. A. Communications, Inc. —Nis-

Pearce & Co. (Branch), Import and Gable shin Seimei Building, Otemachi;

Export Merchants — Makicho Bldg., Ad: Radiocorp

Nihonhashi : Teleph. 3682 (Nihonbashi); J. Francis Harris, representative

Cable Ad : Pearce for Japan

TOKYO 261

Keutee’s, Ltd.—1, Ginza Nishi, 7- E. Rops

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza C. Gastmeier

(57) 2121 W. Schmidt

M. J. Cox Wi Reich

Mrs. G. Seidel '

Kising Sun Petroleum Col, Ltd.— A(jent$r.jpr: ,s --

Sanshin Building-, lO.Itchome, Yura- Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar

kucho, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Gin- Sanitas, Berlin

za (57) 5591-5595: R. Merck, Darmstadt

A. E. Hedges, manager

C. Bland Schmitz & Co., P,, Representatives of

J. F. M. Bland i German Machine Makers—Tokyo

YLiss E. Hansen Tatemono Building, Gofuku-bashi,

Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ads: Humboldt

Botary Cub- (Ser- Clubs):., and Pschmitzcq

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Schoeller-Bleckmann, Phoenix Seiko

Gomei Kaisha, Stpel Manufacturers

Bldg. No. 8 Central, No.' 8 Marunouchi —Saiwai ' Bldg., 3-1, Uchi-Saiwai-

3-chome,

Princely Kojimachi-ku ; : Cable Ad I:

F. B Hickson, residept secretary c-ho, 2-ehoine, Kojimachi-ku; Gable

Ad : Stalphonix

Rudolf & Co., Import and Export- 7, H. Schreck, general manager

N aka-dori, Marunouclu; Teleph. W. Levedag

(23) 2876, Marunouchi; Cable Ad : C.' Wachner

Rudjo Sole Agent's of:

Gustav Rudolf (Tokyo) Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works,

Dr. J. Jordan (Osaka) Ltd., Vienna, Austria

:Sa>kuma Industrial Col, Ltd. — Siamese Legation^-(Nee Embassies and

Kiku Masamune Building, 1, Ginza Legations)

N ishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs. Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—-8, Maru-

Kyobashi (56) 7135, 7136, 7137,; R O. nouchi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; P.

, Box 484; Cable Ad: Espab O. Box 316; Teleph. Marunouchi

-Bale Co., Ltd., Import and Export (23)H. 3341 and 3342; Cable Ad : Siber

Treichler, manager

Merchants, Insurance, r& Financial P. Blattmann | G. S. Lum

Agents—14, MarunoUchi, 2-chome,

Kojimachi-ku;

runouchi); P.O.Telephs.

Box 31©',1161-4 (Ma-; ■Stemens-Schuckert Denki Kabushiki

1 (Central)

1 fCable Ad : Sal ch ouse Kaisha—2, Marunouchi, 3-chome,

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23) 4394,

' Sale/ Swan & Col, Ltd.— 14, Marunouchi 4395 and 4396- (Marunouchi); Cable

2-chome,Ad Koji^chi-ku

.Cable : Sales wan ; P.O.Box

" 318; AdB.: Siemens

Mohr, director

W. Bunten,-manager

Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E.— N. Kodera

Takiyama Bldg., Ginza Nishi 6-chome, H. Bank

Kojimachi-ku A. Mueller

R. Momotani, engineer

-Schmid, R. (Watch F actor y)-r-1931, Singer Sewing Machine .i,Co. —10

Nishisugamo, 2-chome, Toshima-ku; Marunouchi, 3-ehome, Kojimachi-ku

Cable Ad: Revival

Schmidt Shoten, Ltd.—Nihonbashiku' SKF Industries of Japan — 10,

Yuraku-cho, 1-chome ; Cable Ad :

Muromachi, 3-chome, 2; Cable, Ad: Shefko. District Offices, Japan:

Schmidt Sapporo, Kanazawa, Nagaoka,

V. Suesskoch, director Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Kokura,

W.L.Theiss.

Deckert do. Takao; Manehu : Mukden .

E. Levedag, Jr^ G. Guston, president

TOKYO

Smidth & Co., A/S (Copenhagen) F. R. M.Kojimachi-ku;

Dobson, resident secretary

L. —8, Marunouchi, P. Lord

Teleph. (23) 1896; P.O. Box Central

94; Cable Ad: Folasmidth Swedish Legation—(

and Legations)

Society of Chemical Industry in

Basle, Manufacturers of “Ciba” Tanaka, Nobuo, Barrister and Solicitor

Pharmaceutical ChemicalsKyobashi

&c.—Sanwa —New Kaijo Bldg. (6th Floor), Maru-

Bldg.,

Teleph. Ginza, 4-chome,

Ginza 4731 ku ; nouchi, Kojimachi ku; Teleph. Maru-

nouchi (23) 2012; Cable Ad: Tanavocat

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— Tetens, A. P., Engineers, Heating,

Ventilating, etc.—Room 1517, 5th

Yurakukan

chi, 3-chome,Building, 4, Marunou-

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Floor, Tokyo Kaijo New Building,

(23) 0976; Cable Ad: Soubritish Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

(23) 4868; Cable Ad: Tetens

St. Luke’s International Medical Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance

Centre—Akashi-cho, Tsukiji, Kyo- Co., Ltd., The—Mitsubishi Bldg., 8

bashi-ku; Telephs. Kyobashi (56) Central, 8 Marunouchi 3-chome, Koji-

6101-5; Cable Ad: Stlukes machi-ku; P. O. Box 155; Cable Ad:

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—519,

Building, Marunouchi, Yaesu Globe

Kojimachi-

ku; Teleph. (23) 2295-8 Tokyo' Chamber of Commerce—(tSec

Clubs)

Stedefeld, Dr. H.—-67, Tansu-machi; Tokyo Piano Shokai (Formerly

Telephone Akasaka (48) 0704 Foreign Piano Importing Co.)—

Strachan & Co. (Agencies), Ltd., W 2, Ginza Nishi, 6-chome, Kyobashi-

M. , Commission ku ; Teleph.

and Ginza (57) 2943; Cable

Insurance

Agents—Yu sen Building, 2-chome, Ad : Tokyopiano

Marunouchi, Kojimaohi-ku; Teleph.

2823 (MarunoUchi); P.O. Box 43 Tomeye Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters—Yusen Building; Teleph.

(Central); Cable Ad: Strachan 23-3867 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad:

E. P. Stroud, director Leon

Styri Leon D. S. Tomeye

bori,an1-chcme,

Steel Works, Ltd.—2, Echizen-

Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha,

Kyobashi (56) 1684 and 7654; Cab lb (Successors to Babcock & Wilcox,

Ad: Styriastal Branch Office : 3, Ltd., and Zemma Works, Ltd.)

Minami-Sakaigawacho, 2-chome, Mi- Manufacturers

nato-ku, Osaka; Teleph. Nishi (43) Tube Boilers, Chain of Stirling Water

6156 Grate Stokers,

Conveyors and All Boiler House Ap-

Sun Insurance Office Ltd.—14, Ma- (23) 1895 (Marunouchi); CableTeleph.

pliances—10, Marunouchi;

Ad:

runouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. 23-1756

and 5815 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box Babcock. S.

Head Office : Yokohama

Kuroda, branch manager

102 (Central); Cable Ad: Sunfire

W. R. Bull, manager for Japan Toyo Otis Elevator K. K.—6, Naka-

M. C. Compton rokugo, 1-chome, Kamata-ku; Cable

S. Tamura, Tokyo branch manager Ad : Lyndentree

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Tozai Trading Co. Ltd., Importers

—Japan Branch Office: 6, Maru- of Machines, Exporters of General

nouchi, 3-chome, Kojimaohi-ku; Merchandise — 4, Kobiki - cho, 4-

Telephs. Marunouchi (23) 1880 and chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. (56) ,

1881 ; Cable Ad : Sunbeam 1694 ; Cable Ad : Eikokubi; Codes : j1

W. D. Cameron, supervisor for Bentley’s Complete and Bentley’s

J apan 2nd Phrase Code

TOKYO

Hans Hunter

H. 8. Weigall j John Gadsby Vickers-Armstrongs, Ltd. — 135-137,

Mitsubishi Main Building, 4, 2-

Agencies : chome, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku

J. A. Prestwich & Co., London S*. Yamada, . representative in

(J. A. P. Engine) Japan

Burman & Sons, Ld-, Birmingham

(Gear Box) Vogt, Dr. K. & Sonderhoff, Dr. R.

Matchiess Motor Cycle, Ld., Red- (Law & Patent Office) — Yaesu

ditch Building, 4th Floor, Kojimachi-ku;

R. A. Lister & Co. (Lister Diesel Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3062; Cable

engines) Ad : Anwalt

Indian Motorcycle Co. Dr. K. Vogt, Lawyer & Regd.

Patent Attorney, Legal Adviser

Trade Representation of U.S.S.R., to the German Embassy

Export and Import Trade between Dr. R. Sonderhoff

D.S.S.R. and Japan—10, Marunou-

chi; Telephs. Marunouchi (23) 2307- VoRies & Co., W.M., Architects (A

2309; Cable Ad: Vneshtbrg Department of the Omi Brother-

hood)— Fujiya Bldg., Tranomon,

■“Trans-Pacific, The” — 1, Uchisai- Shibaku; Teleph. Shiba 2834; Cable

waicho, Itchome, Kojimachi-ku; Ad: Vories, Hachimanomi. Head

Telephs. (Ginza) 5857, 5858 & 5859; Office: Omi-Haehiman,; Shiga-Ken;

Teiephs. (Hachiman) 526, 527 and

Cable Ad: Advertiser 528

B. W. Fleisher, editor and publisher

Trans-Pacific Advertising & Service Waltham Watch Co. — Yongokan,

Marunouchi; P.O. Box 83Central;

BcrEac — 1, Uchisaiwaicho, It- Cable Ad: Waltham

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. 5857-

9 (Ginza) ; Cable Ad: Advertiser Warner Bros. First National Pic-

B. W. Fleisher, proprietor tures (Japan) Inc.—Tokyo Tate-

C. A. Davies, manager mono Building, 3-7, Gofukubashi 3-

Twentieh Century-Fox (Far East), chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. Ni-

Inc., Film Distributors—Idzumo honbashi 3908; Cable Ad: Firnatex

Michael Shathin, general mgr.

Building, 2, Ginza, ,.8-chome; Tele-

phone Ginza 3717; Cable Ad: Weinberger & Co., C.—3, Naka-dori,

Centfox Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi

A. G. Doyle, manager

Branches &; Agents—Osaka ; Haka- (23) 4727; Cable Ad : Weinberger

ta, Kyushu; Seoul, Korea; Otaru, Western Electric Co. (Orient), Ltd.—

Hokkaido and Nagoya 2, Marunouchi ?-chome, Kojimachi-ku,

U.S.S.R. Consulate—(^ee Consulates) Teleph. Jerpi Marunouchi 2606 ; Cable Ad :

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—665;

Ltd.—144 B & 0, Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi Building; Cable Ad:

Marunouchi Nichome, Kojimachi-

ku: Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3562; WestinghouseFred. S. Thomas, engineer for

P.O. Box Central 386; Cable Ad: Orient

Union

H. N. Laver, branch manager Westinghouse Electric Internation-

J. L. Bonnar al Ob.—784, Marunouchi Building,

Marunouchi; P.O. Box 121; Cable

Union Trading Co. — Kikumasamune Ad : Wemcoexpo

, Building; Cable Ad: Utrac Wrigley Co., Ltd.—1, Ginza 8-chome,

J. Bitker, psoprietor Kyobashi-ku ; Cable Ad : Spearmint

Yehling, W.—Takiyama Bldg.; Cable Yokohama Specie Bank—LSee Banks)

Ad : Wehvehling

264 TOKYO—YOKOHAMA

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Ka- Paul Henrichs, director (Jena)

takura Building, 2, Kyobashi , 3- Alfred Simader, do. (Dresden)

chome, Kyobashi-ku; P.O. Box Cen- Hermann Kuh, director (Tokyo)

tral 356; Cable Ad : Yorkshire Helmut Schulze

K. J. Brown, manager for Japan Werner Dietze

R. A. Roberts Ludwig Eckert

H. P. Kay Willy Haenssgen

Walter Heidrich

Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu- Lothar Sachse

sen Building' (7th Floor), Marunou- Alexander Seiffert

chi; Telephs. 3065 and 3066 (Maru- Kurt Spoerer

nouchi) ; Cable Ad : Zeissag Karl Windel

YOKOHAMA

Yokohama is situated on the Bay of Tokyo, in lat. 35 deg. 26 min. 11 see.

N., and long. 139 deg. 39 min. 20 sec., and is distant about 20 miles from

the capital, with which it is connected by several lines of .steam and electric

railways. A very small fishing village when it was opened to foreign trade in

1859, its proximity to the capital quickly led to its development and it was

for many years the leading port of Japan. The surrounding scenery

is hilly and pleasing, and on clear days the snow-crowned summit

and graceful outlines of Fuji-san, a volcanic mountain 12,370 feet

high—celebrated in Japanese literature and depicted on innumerable native

works of art—is most distinctly visible, though some 75 miles distant. Adjoining the

harbour

foreign is the site of Beyond

what was known

plainbefore the abolition of extra-territoriality,

a sort ofassemi-

the

circle ofsettlement.

low hills called the“The onBluff,”

which onthe town

whichis built

areVisessituated the

residences of many members of the foreign community. Along the

waterfront runs a good road called the Bund, on whiclr stand a number of

imposing buildings, of which the principal ones are the Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank, the American Consulate, the Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.’s offices, the-

United Club and the New Grand Hotel. The reconstructed city includes many fine

examples of modern architecture, notably the Prefectural offices, rebuilt at a cost of

3 million yen, the Silk Conditioning House, the Customs House, General Post

Office, the British and American Consulates, Japanese and Foreign Banka

and office buildings. A fine cricket and recreation club and a racecourse are

situated about two miles from the Settlement. Three excellent golf links are

within a short distance of the city. A good boating and yachting club also

exist, providing facilities for deep-sea bathing. The railway station is well-

designed and commodious. The town is in the enjoyment of an excellent

water supply, large waterworks having been completed in 1887. The municipal

electric tramways traversing important sections of the city now extend for 31

miles (approximately ;29 miles in actual use). There are 33 miles qf bus route within

the city. great

sustained The harbour

damage work

in thestarted

earthquakein T900of and

1932. practically .finishedwas,in how-

Reconstruction 1917,

ever, eppaplete in March 1931. An outer breakwater, now under

will on completion, more than double the present harbour' area. The gas works construction,

Ayere started as a priyaiA enterprise but taken over by the municipality in

1892, the pipes laid measure now about 200 miles. There are 4 berths at the

pier accommodating the largest steameis, and 12 mooring wharves for large

ocean-going- yessels, most of these wharves accommodating vessels of any size.

Tlxe Yokohama Dock Company has three dry docks of 628 ft.. 189 ft., and 380

ft., docking length, 98 ft., 77 ft., and 76 ft. width of entrance, and 33 ft.,

26 ft. and 21 ft. of water on the blocks respectively, and a ifiooring basin of

600 fti by 100 ft. by 25 ft.

YOKOHAMA 265

In the very severe earthquake, which was followed by a huge conflagra-

tion, on September 1st, 1,923, close on 30,000 people are known to have

perished. Another 3,559 were missing and believed to be dead, and 66,371

were officiallyof reported

one-quarter as injured,

the population. The the total ofcasualties

number buildingsreipresentating

destroyed was nearly

70,000

out of a total of .03,000. The shipping in harbour was placed in serious

jeopardy by the blazing oil from the oil-tanks on shore running into and

spreading over the water.

The population of Yokohama was about 750,000 in 1937 thus being the sixth

largest city in the Empire.

Yokohama chiefly subsists on its foreign trade, especially the valuable

silk trade, which from the time of the opening of the opuntry has always

been handled at the port. The earthquake of 1923 for a time disabled the port,

and the silk trade was temperorarily transferred to Kobe, but with the

rehabilitation of the northern port the trade has been in part recaptured.

The present depression in the silk trade, however, due partly to the

economic situation in the .UrS.A. and partly to the competition of rayon, has

bad

by thesome effect inupon

increase othertheexports

port; since

fortunately it was offsetof the

the abandonment to aGold

greatStandard

extent

by Japan, and the growth of industrial areas in the neighbourhood.

Yokohama is administered by the Municipality, which owns the electric

lighting and power plants, the electric tramways and the. gas and water

supplies.

DIRECTORY OE FOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd.—7, Yamashita-cho, American Cynamid Cq.—133, Sailobun-

Kaka-ku; Cable Ad: Aall machi, Kanagawa-ku

Adet, Moss & Co., 'Wholesale Wine American Express Co., Inc., The—7,

and Spirit Merchants—43, Yamashi- Nihon Odori, Nakaku; Teleph. (2)

ta-cho; Teleph. 2-4077; P.O. Box 51; 4722; P.O. Box 407; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Mossycamp Amexco

C. H. Moss American Mail Line Ltd.—50, Yama-

shita-cho ; Telephs. 2-4237-9; Cable

Ahrens & Co., Nachf, H. (Gomei Ad: Mailine; Codes: Bentley’s

Kaisha)—51, Yamaahita-cho; Naka- Universal, etc.

ku; Teleph. (2) 0142 and (2) 0150 U. W. Gabriel son, general agent

(Honkyoku); P.O. Box 71; Cable F. H. Spengler | L. Nietman

Ad: Nordlloyd

H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo) American Merchandise Co., Inc.,

H. Umbhau Exporters of General Merchandise

A gencies: —164, Yamashitarcho; Cable Ad:

Stickstoff - Syndikat, G.m.b.H., Harlo. Head Office: New York;

Berlin. Fertilizers Branches: Los Angeles, Montreal,

Nordd'eutscher Lloyd, Bremen. Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe and

Passenger and Freight Line Shanghai

American Association of Yokohama American Trading Cd. Of Japan, Ltd.

-(See Clubs) —255, Yamashita-eho; Shipping De-

partment Teleph. 2-0580; P. O. Box

28; Cable Ad : Amtraco. Head Office

American Consulate—Consulates) for Japan : Tokyo

26G YOKOHAMA

Amsterdam Underwriters Associa- National City Bank of New York,

tion—164, Yamashita-cha; Teleph. The—74a, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku;

Honkyoku 2^2449; P.O. Box 39.: Telephs. 2-1836, 2-1837, 2-1838-

Cable Ad: -Apcar and 2-3178; P.O. Box 299; Cable Ad :

R. J. 'Carroll, agent Citibank

R. D. Standish, mgr. (Teleph.

Apcar & Co., A. M., Merchants—164, 2-2184) '

YamashitaTcho; P.O. Box-39; Cable C. Y. Grant, pro-mgr. & acct.

Ad : Apcar (Teleph. 2-6126)

M. Apcar, managing director T. P. Davis, pro-mgr. & acct.

Agencies:

Ariel Works, Ltd., Birmingham, Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. — 2-chome,

Honcho; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad:

Ariel Motorcycles

Day, Son & Hewitt, Ltd., L’don Sumitbank

Code Services Ltd., London,

Lombard Codes Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—60, Mi-

John Pottie & Son, ! Sydney, 1 nami Nakadori, Nakaku; Teleph.

Australia 3151 \ (Honkyoku)

Arcouet & Co., Ltd., H. N.—Tokiwa Bell, R. G., Representative and Agent,

Bldg., Tokiwa-cho, 1-chome, Nakaku Import and Export—23, Yamashita-

H. N. Arcouet cho ; Telephs. (2) 0023, 0246, 1794;

Audoyer, G., Merchant—109, Yama- P.O. Box 23; Cable Ad: Bell

shita-cho; Telephs. 2-0011 and 2-3100: Berrick Sz Co., Ltd., Importers and

P.O. Box 109; Cable Ad : Audoyergeo Exporters—199, Yamashita-cho; P.

Georges Audoyer O. Box 199: Cable Ad: Berrick

E. Dentici, signs per pro. B. R. Berrick, director

J. J. P. Coelho, do. M. Mendelson, do.

D. Dentici B. Deveson

R. Hirai O. Yuyama

K. Yoneyama H. J. D. Rooke

S. Marumo

H. Ogane Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita-

cho; Teleph. 2-2579; Cable Ads:

BANKS Tirthdas and Bharat; Codes: Bent-

ley’s Oriental 3-Letter and Private

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—33, Nihon Naraindas Tirthdas, manag.-director

Ohdori, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Tai- Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff; Teleph. (2)

wangink 3616; Cable Ad: Bluff Hotel

Chartered Bank of India, Australia C. Petersen, manager

and China, The — 18, Nihon Brady & Ruegg—90b, Yamashita-cho;

Ohdori, Nakaku; Cable Ad : Younker ; P.

P.O. Box 284 R. Ruegg

Hongkong and Shanghai T Banking British Association of Japan—(.See

Corporation—2, l amashita-cho; P.

O. Box 402; Teleph. (Honkyoku) 2- Clubs)

0044 ; Cable Ad : Olympia British Consulate—(Yee Consulates)

C. Holland

R. A. Fawcett Bund

A. D. McN. Ford cho, Hotel,

1-chome,Ltd.—1,

Nakaku;Shinyamashita-

Telephs. (2)

Mitsui Bank. Ltd.—20, 2-chome, Hon- 4832 & 4833

cho, P.O. Box 223: Teleph. 2-4131; Bureau of Entomology and Plant-

Cable Ad: Mithama Quarantine—2 1, Yamashita-cho

YOKOHAMA 267

JButterfield & Swire, (Japan), Ltd.— Christ Church (Church of England).—

7, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-5235-7; 234,Chaplain—Rev.

Bluff

R. P. Pott

P.O. Box 183; Cable Ad: Swire

E. G. Price, signs per pro. Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral

H. Spicer Water Co., Ltd.—06, Okina-cho

A. M. W. Scott

J. K. Mann

•Cameron & Co., Ltd., A.—70-a, Yama- CUQBS AND SOCIETIES

shita-cho; P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad:

Myotomy American Association of Yokohama—

Canadian National Railways—7, Ya- 6, President—C.

Bund

W. Gabrielson.

mashita-cho; Teleph. 2-4323; Cable Vice-President—R. F. Boyce

Ad : Lemorb Secretary—I. B. White

Donald E. Ross, general agent Treasurer—T. P. Davis

S. P. Healey, travelling repre- Custodian—E. W. Frazar

T. sentative

Nishimura British Association of Japan—7,

Y. Kasai Yamashita-cho

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Chairman—W. E. Gooch

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Hon. Secretary—D. E. Ross

Canadian Pacific Express Co. Hon. Treas.—C. Holland

—21, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Ohambre de Commerce Francaise dtj

Telephs. (Passenger and Freight)

Honkyoka (2)-5331; P.O'. Box 201; Japon—185, Yamate-cho; Cable Ad:

Cable Ads: (Passenger) Gacanpac, Chamfrance

(Freight) Citamprag

M. FitzGerald, general agent for Foreign Trade Association of Yoko-

hama—1, Kaigan-dori

Japan

J. H. Nancollis, agent

B. G. Ryan, general agent, Pass. Royal Society of St. George (Yoko-

hama and Tokyo Branch)—c/o 4,

Dept. Yamashita-cho, Nakaku; Cable Ad:

Young Bun, accountant Yuclub

Staff President—T. G. Ely

Passenger Dept: Vice-Pres. J. D. F. Collier

L. R. Wilde, passenger agent Hon. Secretary—J. W. Buttery

G. A. Lomaev | M. Miya.be Hon. Treas:-rR, E. Spence

L. Frank j K. Ishibashi

J. Kaneko | M. Jinno Yokohama Chamber of Commerse^ and

F reight Dept: Industry—11, Nihon Odori, Naka-

J. A. Cromarty T. Tsuchiya ku ; Cable Ad: Kaigisho; Code:

M. J. Nozaki T. Hasumi Bentley’s

K. Yada T. Ito

J. Quini S. Nagata Yokohama Keiba Shinkokai Golfing

Canadian Transport Co, Ltd.—1, Association—7, Yamashita-cho; Te-

lephs. 2-1502 (Honkyoku) and 2-4929

Kaigan-dori (Honkyoku) (Club House)

Caudrelier. L., Wholesale and Retail Committee—F. J. Blyth (captain),

Grocers—62. Yamashita-cho; P. O. F. G. Bishop (hon. secretary),

Box 124; Cable Ad: Caudrelier S. Andreis, H. Lefebvre, W. L.

Tesch and R. B. J. Wolf

Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho; Yokohama Seamen’s Club (Missions

Cable Ad: Centre to Seamen)—194, Yamashita-cho;

Chartered Bank of India, Ahstr. and Teleph. 2-4228; Cable Ad : Yok.seaelub

Rev. T. P. Kerfoot,.. chaplain

China, The—(

YOKOHAMA

Yokohama and Tokyo Foreign Board Denmark—8, Yamashita-cho ,

of Trade—252, Yamashita-cho ; P.O. Consul—A. L. F. Jordan

Box 216; Cable Ad : Tr-fideboard

Finland—199? Yamashita pho, Naka-

Yokohama United Cun; 1,' Yarfiasbi- ku

ta-cho; P.O. Box 84; Caf>le Ad : Consul—B. R. Bcrrick (Absent),

Yuclub M. Mendelson (Acting)

Chairman—II. B. | „ France—185, Bluff; Teleph. Honkyoku*

Secretary—D. L. Abbey ,3-480; Cable Ad; Fransulat

Committee—B. McP. Austin, T. Consul-General—M. Edme Gal-

G. Ely, 0. Eymard, H. J. lo is

Huber, B. G. Ryan and

Standisdi ■' 1 R. D. ■ Vice-.Gon-sul—M.. Joseph Ortoli

i if Secretary-Interpreter — M. H.

Takayama

Collier, J. 13., Engineering Office, GERJtANiVrCflj,', Yamashita-cho; Te-

Manufacturers’ Representative—,23, leph. 2-1454; Cable Ad: Consu-

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-1794; P.O. germa

Box 27 ; Cable Ad : Collier; Codes ; Consul-General—Dr. A. Seelheim

Universal Trade & Bentley’s Chancellor—J. Christians

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Assistant—A. Oetmann

Ltd., Fire and Marine • -72, Yama- Stenotypist—Miss Agnes Malin

shita-cho, Naka-ku; P.O. Box 52; Great Britain — 3, Nihon Odori;

Cable Ad: Cuaco

James A. Dixon, mandger for . Teleph. 270423; Cable Ad : Britain

Consul-General—R. McP. Austin

Japan Consul 1). W. Kermode (Ab-

W. T. Craigie sent). T. E. Bromley (Acting)

N. S. Choy, accountant Shipping Clerk—W. J. Ham

(Teleph. 2-0423)

CONSULATES Greece — ,21, f Yamashita-ch o

Consul—J. H. Nahcoijis

Argentine—Wakao

cho, 4-chome Building, Hon- Guatemala — 8, Uehteh-dori, 1 -cliome,

Consul—Ricardo Aramburu Naka-ku

Consul—T. Ono

Belgium—36, Nihon Odori; P.O. Honduras—Ton an Bldg. , Yoshida-

Box 144; Cable Ad : Suzandron bashi Giwa, Tanabe

Naka-ku

Consul—A. L. Ronvaux Cohsid—R

Brazil—254,

1 Yamashita-cho; Cable It&ly—B-c,; Yamate-cho; Teleph. 2-

Ad: Consbras 3041; Cable Ad: Italconsul

Consul—N. Tabajara Consul—A. de Prospero

Vice-Consul—Jose Jobim

Hon.-Vice-Consul—Shozo Ishili Mexico—7, Yamashita-cho; Teleph.

Chile — ('See1 1Chilean Legation, Japan 2-1120; Cable Ad :f Consulme-x

Section) Netherlands—2i5c, Yatnashita-cho

China—87, Yamashita-cho; Cable Consul—M. 8. Wiarsum •

Ad : Sinoconsul

Consul-General - Hong Nien Norway—Union Buildings, 75, Ya-

mashita-cho ; Teleph. 2-2264; P.O^

Wang Box 20

Acting Consul—H. E. Standage,

Czechoslovakia—92, Yamashita-cho; o.b.e. (Absent)

Cable Ad: Dnumgis Acting Consul—J. lM. Mackinn

Consul—S. Isaacs Vice-Consul—H. F. Vincent

YOKOHAMA

Panama—157, Yainashita-cho, Naka- H. F. V incsmt

ku; Cable Ad : Panaconsul ’ ., W. C. L. Apdrews ',

Consul—Julio. F. Briceno L. A. M. Carter, ''surveyor L

Secretary-- Waldo Tipolt Lloyd’s Agents

Peru—19, Bluff; I’eleph. Honk- Coutts A Clark—24, Y aniashita-cho,

yoku (2) 424^

Consul—Dr. Humberto F. Davila Nakaku

Spain ^ {See Spanish Legation, Cm sow & Co., Ltd., J., Irhporters,

Exporters, Indent Merchants, Agents

Japan Section) khd Ship StorhTSuppliers^66, Main

Street; Telephs. (2)-2830 (3 Lines);

Sweden—7, Yamashita-clio; P.O. P.6. Box 82;'Cable Ad: Curnow;

Box 132; Telephs. 2-0337 (Office) Codes: Bentley’s, Acme', Duo)

and 2-1030 (Private) Universal Trade and Schofield’s’ 3-

Consul—G. Guston, Letter Code. Branches: Tokyo,

Kobe arid Dairen

Turkey (Honorary)—-48, Benten-dori, Geo. Russell,- managing director,

3-chome, Naka-ku Alfred -Rutsell, director

Consul—Z. Hara Willie Russell, director (Kobe) .

Edwin - Russell, director

United States of America — 6, j Geo. Maurice L. Russell, auditor

Bund: Teleph. (2) 2600; Cable Komor, mgr. (Export Dept.)

Ad: American Consul Czechoslovakian Consulate — (Se<

Consul—Richard F. Boyce Consulates)'

Continental Insurance Co. of New Dalamal & SWs—76, Yamashita-cho '■'

York—Nippon Kaijo Building, 21,

Hon-oho-dori, 2-chome, Naka-ku; W,. Dalamal, proprietor1

Cable Ad : Afirtjapan C. P. Daswani, manager

W. W. Glass, manager for Japan • K. K. Wadhwani, do.

N. VishindaS, assistant

(Tokyo) H. M; Parwani, do. ’

S. Sato, Yokohama branch mgr. Ratari P. Hargun, do.

Cook & Son, Ltd., Titos.—c/o! Hotel C. D. -Sadhwani, do.

New Grand; P.O. Box 412; Cable Darbier, J., Engineer—12, Yoshiha-

Ad : Coupon nia-ch'o Cable Ad : Aida

N. Kimura

Dayabam

Coolican, Dr. M. R.—86, Yamashita- cho, Naka-ku; Bros. & Co.—76, Yamashita-

cho, Naka-ku Cable Ad: Dayaram

M. R. Coolican; m.b., b.ch. Dell ’Oro & Co. of Milan, Merchants

—91, lamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

Cooper, Findlay & Co'., Ltd. — 43, Delloro G. I. Dell’Oro

Yamashita-cho,, Naka-ku; Cable Ad :

Coopfindly

Dewette & Co.—112, Yamate-cho

Cornes

Agents &— 81,

Co., Yamashita-cho;

Merchants & Lloyd’s

P.O. Dhanamall, Chellaram, Exporter of

Silk Good's and Curios—32-c, Ya-

Box 288; Telephs. 2-1831-3; Cable Ad: mashita-cho;

Cornes P.O. Box 235; Cable

A. J. Oornes (London) Ad: Dhanamal

P. L. Spence (Kobe) . N. Bj Daswan, manager

J. Cornes (London)

J. W. Meyer. (Kobe) Dialdas &' Sons, M.—76, YamashL

E. M. Carlsbn, manager ta-cho; P.O. Box 266; Cable Ad:

F. Gandossi Dialdas

2.70 YOKOHAMA

Director/ and Chronicle of the Far Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd.—a

East (China, Japan, Malaya, 1 Mpriya-cho,' 2-chome, Kanagawa-ku ,

Philippine Islands, Dutch East Teleph. Kanagawa (4) 2331; P.O.

Indies, Indo-China, etc.) Box 403; Cable Ad: Fordinotor

Age ts for Yokohama-. Benjamin Kopf, hignager !

Maru/.en Co., Ltd.—6, Tori-nichome, 1 JvR. C.Boiler,

Ankeny, asst; inanager

chief. clerk

Mihonbashi; P. O. Box 605, Tokyo >S. George-Adis, asst, chief clerk

Central F. W. Ayers, superintendent

Don well & Co., Ltd., Steamship, C. K. Caswell, asst, superintendent

Coaling and Insurance Agents— F.G. Thomas, stock superintendent

Shipping Dept.: 22, Yamashita-cho: E. Hjersing, stock foreman

P.O. Box 271 H. S. Cooke, service supervisor

J. P. Barnett W. A. Baffin, asst, service super.

D. S. Tait, Lincdlir Division mgr.

Dollar Steamship Lise—50, Yamashi- P. Larsen, chief inspector

ta-cho; Telephs. 2-4237^9; Cable Ad: France Boyeki Shokai (Successors to

Dollar; Codes: Bentley’s, Univer- i Comptoir Soies, Societe Anonyrae)

sal, etc. —109, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-

C. F.W. H.

(Jabrielson,

Spenglergeneral agent . 3100 and 2-0011; P.O.-Box 109; Cable

L. Nietman Ad : Isabeau

Georges Audoyer

E. Dentici, signs per pro.

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Food and J. J. P. Coe! ho, do.

Animal Bye Products (Beef, Hides, D. Dentici I S. Yoshioka

Bones. Hoofs, Tallow, Lards)—1, H. Kameda | jST. Kamiyamagi

Kaigan-dori, Itchome; Cable Ad: 1 iulo-('kina Dept.

Mayes; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, J. Cornu

Universal Trade, Swifts and Libbys Fratelli Zerollo, Inc.—164,. Yama,-

C. T. Mayes, managing director shita-cho, Naka-ku

T. Takizawa director J. W. Rust, agent

K. Mayeda, Bye Products

T. Matsuoka, Fish Products Erazar & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers’

C. M. Mayes, sales, mgr. Agents, Engineering Specialities,

Everett Steamship Corporation—7, General Merchandise — 7, Nihon

Odori, Naka-ku

Yamashitacho, Naka-ku; Cable Ad : German Consulate—(See Consulates)

Everett

Eymard & Co., C., Merchants— 253 Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants—93, Ya-

mashita-cho ; Teleph. 2-6538; P.O.

Yamashita-cho Box 164; Cable Ad: Getz

Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., S. Perez, Manager for Japan

General Cargo and Cotton Control- E. R. Papendieck, manager

lers—164, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Gibbs & Co., Ltd., Retail Grocers

Supervise | and Wine Merchants—66, Yamashi-

J. W. Rust, agent ta-cho; P.O. Box-65: Cable Ad:

Gibbs

Feltman Bros. Juvenile Imports Gillon and Company, Importers and

Corporation—26, Otamachi, 2-’chome ; Exporters—2'3, Yamashita-cho; P.O.

Cable Ad: Brofeltman | Box 411; Cable Ad: Gillon

Ford Finance Co. of Japan, Ltd.—5, W. E. Gooch

Mpriya-cho, 2-chome, Kanagawa-ku; i W. J.

R. Gooch

Shirota, insurance dept.

Teleph. Kanagawa (4) ,2331; P.O K. Matsuo. | M. Akiyeda

Box 403; Cable Ad: Fordmotor H. UtsUgi I T Katsumi1

A. J. Clement K. Muraki I Y. Yoshida

YOKOHAMA 271

Grauert, Prof. .Dr. Med. Hermann, Home Insurance Co.—73, Yamashita-

k.C-S.g.—35, Yamashita-eho, ,Naka- cho; Teleph. 0333 (Tonkyoku); P.O.

18 ; Cable Ad: Generasso

ku; Cable Ad : Grauert F.. Schpene, agent

Haenschel, Hans, Importer— 43, Yaioa-

shita-cbo, Naka-kii'; P. Y). Boa 9; Gable Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—(«S'ee

Ad: Haenschel Banks)

Hall, Jno. W., Auctioneer, Commis- Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita-

sion Merchant and Estate Agent- cho $ Cable Ad: Newgrand

87, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Hall

Hassaram & Co.,. K... General Export- Lllies & Co., C. Shipping Dept.—23,

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 78; Cable

ers and Commission Agents—108, Ad : Hapag

Yamashita-cho: Teleph. (2) ,,3278; K. Friedrichsen

P.O. Box 76; Cable Ad : Hassaf am

Helm Bros., Ltd., Contracting Steve- ta-cho Airways, Ltd.—7, Yamashi-

Imperial

dores, Landing, Shipping, Forward-

ing, Warehousing and Insurance

Agents. Licensed Customs Brokers Isaacs & Co., S., General Merchants—

92, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 406 ;

—48 & 53, Yamashita-oho, Nakaku: Cable Ad: Dnumgis

Telephs. Honkyoku (2) 0524, 1063 S. Isaacs

and 3159; P.O. Box 116; Cable Ad: J.

Helm; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th H. Hayashi

Bentley’s. Branches: Kobe, Tokyo K. Ogura

and Osaka T. Takeuchi

J. F. Helm, director H. Taylor

Wm. C. F. Helm., do.

L. Goldfinger Isarsing Premsing, General Exporters—

R. Wolf 126, Yamashita cho, Naka-ku; P.O. Box

A. R. Hanson 232; Cable Ad: :Isarsing

W. H. Helm

•T. Ahrens Italian Consulate—(.See Consulates)

R. Pohl

G. Woodruff Japan Advertiser, The—51-b, Yama-

A. Bobrovnikoff shita-cho ; Teleph. Honkyoku 1649;

Miss O. Helm Cable Ad : Advertiser

Helm Bros., Ltd., Dock and Repair • Clarence A. Davies, branch mgr.

Yard — 200, Takingashira-machi. Japan Import and Export Commission

Isogoku : Teleph 3-3993 Co.—252, Yainashita-cho : Teleph. 2

W. Helm 1420; Cable Ad : Commission

Helm Hoitse Apartments—53, Yama- B. Guggenheim (New' York)

shita-cho, Nakaku; Telephs. Hon- E. Jordan, manager

kyoku (2) 1783- & 2585; Cable Ad:

Helm; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Japan Tourist Bureau—4, Kaigan-

dori, 1-chome. Head Office: Tok

Bentley’s yo Station; Teleph. Hon. 2-3490:

Walter Helm Cable Ad: Tourist

Mrs. David

Hill Pharmacy,, The—128, Motomaohi Jarmaix Davis & Co., Ltd.—Koen Bldg.,

35, Nihon Ohdori, Naka-kn

Holstein Shipping & Insurance

Agencies, Agents Rickmers Line JAva-China-Japan Lijn N.V.—25, Ya-

(Shipping 'Office)—163. Yamashita- mashita-cho,

Javalijn

Naka-ku; Cable Ad:

cho : Cable Ad: Holstein’

27SJ YOKOHAMA

Jebenstreit Shokai, F., Import— H. E. Standage, o.b.e., director

Jugo Bldg.; Teleph. (2) 4218 (Honk- (Absent)

yoku); P.O. Box 121; Cable Ad: J. M. Mackinnon, ‘ manager

Ebensan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and J. M. Sandford, assistant

6th edns., Rudolf Mosse-Code- AytnU\ P. & O. S. N. Co.; Cable Ad:

S'iippl. Peninsular

Fr. Jebenstreit British-India- and Apcarr Bines;

Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Maurice, Cable Adi: Mackinnons

Chartered Accountants—45a, Yama- E. & A. S.S. Co., Bd.; Cable Ad:

shita-eho; Cable Ad : Unravel Pertama

Marine Insurance Co., Btd.

Kern & Co., A., Import and Export Federal Insurance. Co., Btd.

Merchants — 77, Yamashita-cho Ehe Sea Insurance Co., Btd.

(Building No. 25); Telephs. 2-4648 Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

and 2-1045 (Honyoku); P.O. Box Merchants Fire Insurance Corpn.

181; Cable Ad: Schoenegg; Codes; of New York

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th impr. and 6th Maersk Bine, The—4. Kaigan-dori

Acme

J. Kern, partner

Mrs. A. H. Kern, signs per pro. Maison Arcus (Oriental Apartments)

—31, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku

Kewalram & Bulchand, Silk and Gen- Maison De Vogue—84, Motomachi 2-

eral Exporters—201, Yamashita-cho; chqme, Naka-ku

P.O. Box 35, Cable Ad: Bulchand

K. H. Mahtani Manufacturers Bife Insurance Co.,

T. Bulchand The—73, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku

Kimatrai & Co., J.—157, Yamashita- F. Schoene, agent

cho; P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad:. Marshall Field & Co.—87,. Yamashi-

Kimatrai ta-cho ; Cable Ad: Drumar

H. R. Dasvani, manager

T. Tarachand, assistant Martin, C. K. Marshall—Bluff Hotel

Cb. Choolaram, do.

Kishinchand Cheelaram—95, Yama- McSparran, Dr. Joseph B., m.p., Phy-

shita-cho; P.O. Box 75; Cable Ad : sician and Surgeon—7, Nihqh-bpori,

Naka-ku; Telephs. 5>-3203 & 2-4974

Kishinchand

Kruger, Kenneth F.H. (Master Mari- Messageries Marttimes, Compagnip

oes—9, Yamashit'a-cho ; Teleph.

ner, O. C. Bond.), Surveyor and Hon.

Appraiser of Ships and Cargoes, Messagerie 2085: Cable Ad:

(2)

Surveyor to Principal Shipping and B. Vignes

Insurance Offices—51b, Yamashita-cho;

P.O. Box 220; Cable Ad: Sardomehe Miller Tire Sales Co.—87, Yamashi-

Baffin, T. M.—50, Yamashita-cho; ta-cho

P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Baffin Mission Catholi ue—{See Churches h

T. M. Baffin Missions)

Bloyd’s Register of Shipping—50, Mitsui Buss^n Kaisha, Btd.—14, Nip-

Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Teleph. hon Odori, Naka-ku-; Cable Ad: Mitsu

3302 (.Hon.); P.O. Box 48; Cable

Ad : Register Morgan, Jay H., Architect—Union

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Building, 75d, Yamashita-cho; Cable

Ltd.—75, Yamashitarchp : Teleph. 2- A$: Jaymor

0015; P.O. Box 20; Cable Ad: Muller, Maclean & Co., Inc. — 199,

Mackinnons Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 140

YOKOHAMA 273

National City Bank of New Yokk —35, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 97;

— (See Banks) Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Universal Trade

Netherlands Consulate—(>S'ee Consu- N. B. Yoshida

lates) John Robson

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Oppenheimer Co., Ltd.. Merchants

(Fire and Marine)—73, Yamashita- —13, YTamashita-cho; Teleph. Hon.

cho ; Teleph. 0233 (Honkyoku); P.O. 2-0418

Box 18 ; Cable Ad : Newzico

F. Schoene, agent Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.—

P.O. ; Telephs.

Box 10,Kawasaki

Kawasaki3601Kanagawa-

Njchizui Trading Co., Ltd. (Agents ken (8); Cable

for Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.)— Ad : Tokokawasaki. Main Office: Tokyo

40, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 273;

Cable Ad: Nichizuico Oversea Trading Co., General Im-

porters & Exporters—219c, Yamate-

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.. Contracting cho; Teleph. 2-1547; P.O. Bor 57;

Stevedores, Landing, Warehousing & Cable Ad : Oversea

J. Stern, proprietor

Shipping Agents—7, Yamashita-cho;

P.O. Box 132; Cable Ad: Landing Otsuka Piano Shokai^, Hon-cho 1-

G. A. Neville, manager chome, Naka-ku

.Nihalchand Brothers, Exporters of

Silk, Itayon, Cotton Piece Goods, Oversea Trading Co.—219c, Yamate-

Made-up-Goods, Curios, Hardware chp (Bluff); P.O. Box 57

and Sundry General Merchandise-

75, Yamashita-cho; Telephone (Hon- Owston & Co., Ltd., F., Shipping and

kyoku) 4825; P.O. Box 126; Cable 1 Landing Agents, Stevedores and

Ad: Nihalchand; Codes: Bentley’s Customs Brokers—1, Kaigan-dori;

Phrase, A.B.C. 5th Edition, A.B.C. Yeleph 3410 (Hon.); Cable Ad: Owston

Universal System, Oriental 3-Letter, C. Heseltine, managing director

Schofield’s Safe Check 3-Letter and L. S. J. Hill, director (Kobe)

Private E. K.F. Masaki,

Owston,manager

director (Absent)

.Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Branch Office) T. Shibusawa, inspector

—9, Kaigan-dori, Sanchome; Cable T. Sato, Shipping & Ins.

Ad:K. Yusen;

Morino,Code: Bentley’s

manager

-T. Ohtsuka, sub-manager; Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

92, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Dnumgis

R. Kawasbima, do. S. J.Isaacs, represv per

D. Miller, for pro.

Japan

Y. Iwatare, supt. K. Okabe, manager

Y. Yoshida, J. Kondo, T. Taka-

hashi, K. Tsubota, sub-supts.

ParaYicini, Dr., Medical Practitioner

NippONonroNK Co., Ltd.—125, Kunesa- —772, 3-chome, Honmoku

ki, Kawasaki; Cable Ad : Nipponola

Pearson & Co., Chartered Accountants

Nishimura - & Wilson—16, Min ami — 7, Yffimashita-cho; Teleph. 1502

Naka-dori; Cable Ad: Nishiwilso (Honkyoku); Cable Ad : Accounts

A. E. Pearson, c-a. (Yokohama)

Norwegian Consulate (See Consu- T. Sato | F. Kondo

lates)

Pension

-O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Printing, Teleph. 2-5220 Dentici—217, Yamate-cho ;

Advertising &r, Publishing Services;

Publishers of “O’Dell’s Cocktails & j

Fancy Drinks,” “Motorist Hand- I Perez, Corp. & Co., Merchants—93,

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 133; Cable

Book” and “Ainerican Cook Book” I Ad : Perez

274 YOKOHAMA

Peruvian Consulate — (See Consu- Shu, &y Chang Co.—73a, Yamashita-

lates) :- t cho ; Teleph. Hon. 2-4546

Pessomull Mulchand, Proprietors for Siber 11 egner &, Co., Ltd.—89au

Pohoomull Bros. (Europe) — 201, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 410;

Yamashita-eho ; P.O. Box 209 ; Cable Cable Ad: Siber.

Ad : Pessoomuil • H. J. Huber, manager

• :J. P. Khiani, mng. proprietor . r ,. tih. Hinnen

G. D. Kalwani, manager ; ! 0 k

H. K. Gagnani, asst, manager Singer Sewing Machine Co.—75d,

Yamashita-cho,. Nakaku; P.O. Box

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—Koen 408

Building, 35, Nihon Odori, Nakaku Singletgn-Benda SposHA, Import and

Premsing & Sons, I.—Exporters of Export Merchants—Koen Building,

Silk and Cotton Goods, and Curibs 35, Nihon Odori: Teleph. 2-1058;

P.O. Box 63; Cable Ad: Singleton;

—201, YamashitaKiho; P.O. Box 67 ; ; . Code : Bentley's

Cable Ad : Shankar . G. N. Bxockburst, proprietor

Bichmond, Dr. G. D., Dentist—7, South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Nihon Odori; Teleph. Hon. 2-0664 -77, Yamashita-eho; Cable Ad:

Bising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Soubritish

(Established 1900), Imprters and The

Dis- Spencer, Wm. B., Attorney-at-law—

tributors of Shell. Petroleum • Prodpcts^ 45a, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

Capital : Yen 20,006,000100—58, Yama-

shita-cho, Yokohama; Teleph. (2- Boydspen

3,335 (Honkyoku); P.O. Box 401; Stadelman : ik Co., Import-Export Mer-

Cable Ad : Petrosam. Sales Offices :

Tokyo, Osaka, Otaru, Sendai, Na- chants (Found 1894)—116, Takenomaru.

goya, Hakata, Keijo (Chosen), Tai- Ckble Ad : Stadelmaii

hoku (Formosa), Dairen Standard Brands of Asia, Inc.—24,

T.N. GlC. Ely, mang. director

Schippers, do. Yamashita-cho'; P.O. Box 420; Cable

W. Ad: Fleisado

H. P.Hayward, accountant

B. Jones, supt. engineer Standard-Vacuum Oil Company

Bobinson. George, Exporter—71, Ya. —Head Office for, Japan, Korea.

Formosa and, Dairen: 8, Bund, Yo-

mashita-cho; Cable Ad: Georobin kohama; Telephs. Honkyoku 2-2330.

Boyal Society of . St. George—(SV : O.2-2337, 2-2338, 2-2339 and 2-0450; P.

Box 404; Cable Ads: Standvae

Clubs) and Vacuum

Budolph k Co., Charles—254, Yama- G. E. Meyet, general manager

shita-cho; P.O. Box 115; Cable Ad: W. L. Marshall, asst. do.

Budolphus G. Ettele, assist, mgr. (L.O. Div.)

W. G. Bell (Tokyo)

Bust, J. W., Consulting Engineer— H. G. Bennett (Tokyo)

104, Yamashita-oho; Cable Ad: Bust N. H. Briggs (Osaka)

V. H. Brown

Schmidt, T., Surveyor—51b, lramashi- L C. Correll

H. W. Daniels

ta-cho; P.O. Box 220; Cable Ad: S. V. Davies

Thoschmidt J. D. Davis '(Keijo)

B. T. Denison

Schoene F., Insurance Agent—73, G. C. Dear (Dairen)

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 0333 (Honk-

yoku); P.O. Box 18'; Cable Ad : ; jG-

F., C.B. Ells

Edmondson

Generasso K. B. NeikeiefE (Osaka)1

YOKOHAMA

J. Gardner (Itozaki) iStrahlee &: Co., Inc., Baw Silk Ex-

V. A. Gulick porters—90b, Yamashita-cho; P.O.

A. F. Guterres (Osaka) Box 38; Cable Ad : Strahier. Head

J. Halkett (Ajikawa) Office: 40, Wall Street, New York

G. L. Holland

H. iiahnovitch (Dairen) Strong & Co., Export and Import

A. Jahn (Tsurumi) Merchants—204, Yamashita-cho; P.

A. L. F. Jordan O. Box 55; Cable Ad: Strong;

J. F. Jordan Codes: All

P. H. Kipp H. B. Street

B. Kolokoloy (Dairen)

B. C. Ludlum S. Ad:

IT. Sucobrach.

& Co.—Honcho, Naka-ku; Cable

F. E. McCorkle Sun Maid Baisin Growers Associa-

J. McDonald (Tsurumi) tion—17, Takane-cho 3-chcme, Na-

C. W. Mevers kaku

T. P. N'ock (Moji) K. Nakamoto, manager fbr Japan

M. Ovi'ens

E. L. Pennell (Tokyo) Suzok, BonvaItx & Co., Importers and

F. A. Parker (Tokyo) Exporters—36, Nihon Odori; P.O

J. E. Pennybacker (Osaka) Box 144; Cable Ad: Suzandron'

A. P. Siinoes

W. E. Shields

C. A. S. de Souza Svagr, J. J., b.a., Architect

I. Y. Stauffer and Consulting Engineer—42b, Bluff;

I. W. Snyder Teleph. Honkyoku (z) 968

E. L. Swift Savedish Consulate—(See Consulates)

A. Swanson

S. J. Teaze Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd.. Manufac-

O. Tilburn (Dairen) turers of Electric Lamps. Vacuum

M. Turner (Nagasaki) Tubes for Beceiving, Meters, Light-

B. S. Williams ing Fixtures,Wiring Devices, Con-

G. Whitman (Keijo) duit Tubes, Medical Instruments,

Mrs. G. Adams (Osaka) Laboratory Products, etc.—Kawasa-

Mrs. Y. Alexeeff

Mrs. E. M. Farrer ki. Kanagawa-Ketr; Cable Ad: Fu-

Miss M. Hay jioka. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka,

Mrs. M. Kaelin Kyoto, Kanagawa, Hiroshima, Na-

Miss G; King-Mason goya, Sendai, Sanporo, Fukuoka,

Miss E. Kivi Kokura, Taihoku, Keijo, Shanghai

Miss L. Kivi and Tientsin

Miss IT. Mouat-Biggs (Keijo)

Miss M. Bobson Tokyo Piano Shokat- (^eeiOtSuka Piano

Miss D. Bobson Shokai)

Miss F. Bummel (Tokyo)

Mrs. H. Street

Miss J. M. da Silva (Osaka) TomTailors—31,

& Co., C.. General and Military

Water Street

Miss V. Woodbridge

Toyo Babcock

St.vbes Steamship Co.—7, Nihon 0- (Successors to Babcock Kabushiki Kaisba

d/ori; P.0. Box 86; Cable Ad: f Ltd., Japan, and Zemma and Wilcox,

Works,

Statesline Ltd.), Boiler and Power House-

Supplies Manufacturers

Stedefeed, Dr. IE—Frazar Bldg., 7, Office: 1, Isogo-machi, Isogoku: — Head

Nihon-dori, Naka-ku Telephs. (3) 6236 and 6237; Cable

Stevens, Captain A. G., Sworn Mea- Ad:S. Tajima,

Babcock

chairman

surer and Weigher Japan Home- M. Asada, director

ward Freight Conference—1, Kai- S. Seki, works manager

gan-dori; Teleph. 2-5262; Cable Ad: T. Itoh, inspector

Stevens S. Motomura, do.

276 Y@t£(£®AM4) ■

F.J.BlytH Winckier & Co. (Export and Import);

T. W. Chisholm —256, Yamashita-chp; Teleph. Hon.

bi>9 A.A.F.Shearer oH. 2-1538, 1^39,. 1540: P.O. Box 161; Cable

J.N:K.

S. Watgon Ad: Winckier

Lamport F. Fachtmann partner

A.D. Russell G. Selig, t, : . do.

Y. J.Kildoyle

Barbashoff O. Werner,;.,, do.

W. Westphalen, do. (ftobe)

C. F. Franco F. Doelling, doi (Robe)

J.B. Wolstenholme D. W. A. Benecke, signs per pro.

Tkesize Brothers—87,. Yamashitacho,

Naka-ku W. Knippenbepg;: i|j ,R.j

G. Lue.thgp,, L., Pa^chqn

Fachtmann

E. Moebius H. Kuehnel

Union Insurancp Society of Canton, Y. Behr I Miss £. Laurin

Ltd.—Union Building, 75-d, Yama-

«hita-cho, Nakaku; Telephs. 2-0468 Witkowski k Cp., Ltd., J,, Importer?

and

Union; 2-1708Code:

; P.O. Box Ad : and

208 ; CableSecond

Bentley’s

Exporters—93, Yamashita-cho:

P.O. Box 56; Qable Ad: Witkowski

Phrase Wolf Co., Benjamin. Inc.—92., Yama-

It. N. Laver, branch mgr. shita-cho; Cable Ad: Benj an wolf

Victor Talking Machine , Co. of ^ iYANGTSZE Insurance , Ass.Of'iATioN,

Japan, Limited, Manufacturers of Ltd., The—Union Building, 75-d,

Radios, Talking Machines, Records

and Accessories, Photophone Motion Yamashita-cho, Nakadm; Telephs.

2-0469 and 2-1708; P.O. Box 208:

Picture Sound' Recording and Re

producing Equipments and Sound Cable Ad: Union; Code: Bentley’s

Second Phrase

Amplifying Equipments — 12, 3 H. N. Laver,,; branch mgr.

chome, Moriyacho, Kanagawa-ku;

P.O. Box 43; Cable Ad: Victor .Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and

K. Yamaguchi, chairman Industry—(^ee, Clubs)

K. Itoh, mng. director

M. Oka, director

G. Asahara, do. ■Yokohama Seamen’s Club—(Yee Clubs)

J. W. Murray, do. ;Yokohama Specie Bank—(Yee Banks)

I. Yano, do.

M. Miho, do. 'Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co.

H. U. Pearce, do. —30, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad :

Y. Shimizu, do. | Baffin

T. Ishisaka, inspector

T. Tsumori, do. Yokohama k Tokyo Foreign Board of

Trade—(See Clubs)

Wiersum & Co., Ltd.. M. S., Im-

porters, Exporters, Steamship and ■Yokohama United Club-(Yee Clubs)

Insurance Agents—25, Yamashita-

cho; Telephs. 1615 and 2187; P.O. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—23,

Box 53: Cable Ad: Wiersum

M. S. Wietsum, managing-direc- Yamashita-cbo;Ad: Cyprian

P.O. Box 41.1; Cable

tor

I. Hirai. director Yu Cheong Co., Import and Export

K. F. Wiersum, director Commission Merchants—87, Yama^

Agencies : shita-cho: Teleph. (2) 3813; P.O.

Java-China-Japan Line Box 22 ; CableP'Atf: Yutong

Holland-East Asia Lind Y. T. Chan, manager

SIIIDZl OKA

Shidzuoka, known in feudal times as: Fudhu, is th)© centre of the Japan

tea

trade(green andand

in fruit, black) trade,andandbamboo

lacquer is situated

ware, on

fishSuruga

and fruitBay.(canned),

Thereorange,

is also awooden

large

furniture and toy are also exported in considerable quantities. Shidzuka’s foreign

tradeShidzuoka

is conducted,

has through the port

a population of Shimizu,

of 191,005 Yokohama

according a,nd Kobe.

to the'1935 Census. ; I

DIRECTORY OE FOREIGN FIRMS

-American Direct Tea Trading lEWiN-HAREisoNt-WniTNEY, Inc., Tea

Exporters—56, Kitaban-cho;;- P.O.

Co.—1-78, Kita-Bancho

Box 50; Cable Ad: Crosfield'

Habibullah Co., H. M., Tea Export- M. J. B. Co., Tea Exporters—103,

ers—75, Kitabah-cho; Teleph. 730; Suyehiro-cho; P. O. Box 29; Cable

Cable Ad: Habibullah Ad : Mjbcb

H.J.M.Rahman,

Habibullah, proprietor ()

manager

SiEGiRiKn

—87, : Shinmei-Chd; P.O., ;i'Box

l 37;

Hellyer & Co., Tea Exporters—117, Cable Ad : Siegco

Kitaban-cho; P.O. Box 27; Cable

AdF.: Hellyer

Hellyer Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—30, M inam

cho, l-chome

KAGOYA

Nagoya is the third largest city in. Japan, coming after Tokyo and Osaka.

It has an area of 149 sq. kilometres and a population, of 1,082,816 according to the

1935

Kiso, census.

Nagara To:

andtheIbinorth

Rivers,extends

and tothethefertile

squthplain of Nqbi

stretch wateredwaters

the calm by theof:

Ise Bay. The climate is temperate. Thus this district developed steadily

from early 'tiipes, becoming one of the centres of communication between

Eastern and Westerm ports of Japan. After the construcition of Nagoya Castle,

famous for its golden dolphins, Nagoya grew Into a large and prosperous city.

After the Restoration of Meiji, with the opening of railways and, the construc-

tion of harbour works, the city developed rapidly, and now, together with

Tokyo and Osaka, divides the country practically into three parts, and has

become the actual, as well as the nominal, centre of mid-Japan. The city by

‘278 NAGOYA

no means boasts of its famous sights or historic remains, but is proud of the

fact that it is still in its youth and showing remarkable progress, particularly-

in its commerce and industry

Nagoya is called “Chukyo,” or Central Capital, and now includes Atsuta

which was, in former times, an important stage known as “Miya” on the

Tokaido (Highway), where the traffic was very heavy. But since the intro-

duction of modern methods of travel, and especially since the construction of

railways, the City of Nagoya, being in close proximity to Atsuta, has grown

rapidly in importance-.

Not only is Nagoya Station an important intermediate station on the

Tokaido Main Line, but it is also a terminus of the Kansai Line which goes

to Osaka, passing through Mie and Nara Prefectures, and of the Cihuo Line

which running through Gifu, Nagano and Yamanashi Prefectures

finally reaches Tokyo. It is thus one of the most important railway centres

in all Japan. Besides these lines there is direct connection between the

station and the harbour, in order to link up the transportation by land and

water. Within the city limits, besides Nagoya Station, there are Atsuta,

Chikusa, Ozone, Biwajima, Hatta, Shiratori, Horilkawaguchi, and Nagoya

Harbour Stations, making nine in all. The number of passengers using these

stations in the course of one year is approximately fifteen millions, while nearly

three million tons of goods are handled.

In addition to these Imperial Government Railways, there are a number

of private electric railways operating radial lines from the city, putting it

into close connection with a large number of cities and towns in the neigh-

bourhood. Turning to transportation within the city, there are 2,420 kilo-

metres of streets covering about one eighteenth of the total area of the city.

The width and arrangement of these streets, however, are not satisfactory,

so that great efforts are being made in connection with the work of city

planning to broaden and systematize them.

The street railway system, is owned and operated by the municipality.:

it has 55.5 kilometres of track on the main streets, and carries a total of

66,7;61,162 passengers annually. This service is supplemented by the Tsukiji

Electric Railway and Shin-Mikawa Electric Railway. These private lines

make connections between the centre of the city and the outlying parts. Light

motor-buses are operated on all the principal streets at a uniform fare of six

There are 66 post and telegraph offices throughout the city and for wireless

messages, a despatching station at Yosami, and a receiving station at Yok-

kaiehi, both towns near Nagoya, have recently been opened. These stations

are supervised and operated by the Nagoya Central Wireless Telegram Office,

and at these stations communication is maintained with Germany, Poland,

France, and Great Britain. Telephones are a Government Monopoly in

Japan, and are extensively used.

With, the remarkable progress made in industry and communications

during the Meiji Era, the commerce of the city has extended throughout

the Empire. As a distributing and collecting point Nagoya has become

known both at home and abroad, being placed just after Osaka and Tokyo.

In reviewing the movement of goods a number of years ago, it is noticeable

that most of the transportation was by land, and very little by water. But

-since the opening of Nagoya Harbour to foreign commerce in 1907, the volume

of goods •shipped by water has greatly increased.

In 1935 the total tonnage passing through the harbour was 2,050.627 tons^

while that handled by land amounted to about 3,713,399 tons.

Commodities that are brought.into the city are chiefly raw materials such as

wheat, bean cakes, ginned cotton, rice, iron, etc., while those shipped out are

mainly cotton fabrics, potteries, vehicles, toys, spinning machinery, woolen

tissuesj clocks and other manufactured goods.

XAGOVA 27 &

From early times Xagoya has made remarkable progress, especially in

industrial arts, on account of low wages, and the diligence and special skill

in handierafit of the workers. Following the spirit of the times machinery

has been introduced and factories have largely taken the place of household

industries. The citypower

supply of electric is fortunate

which is inindispensable

having at inits modern

disposalindustries.

an abundantThis

fact, together with the facilities for transportion on land and sea, has made

Xagoya the largest industrial centre in Japan next to Osaka.

Textile head the list of industries, including piece-goods, cottop

yarns, knitted goods, silk yarns floss-silk, etc. The chemical industry comes

second, including porcelain and pottery, glassware, cement, chemicals, medi-

cal supplies, lacquer-ware and lacquered papier-mache ware, and artificial

manures. The food and drink industries are third, including alcoholic

drinks, cakes and confectionery, flour etc. Miscellaneous industries include

wooden articles, paper goods, stationery,toys, leather goods, Buddhist family

shrines, etc. The fifth industry is machinery, including weaving machines,

pumps, vehicles, clocks etc. Special industries include steel, castings,

bronze, coal-gas, etc.

In this part'of Japan are a number of rivers which are capable of pro-

ducing an abundant supply of hydro-eleotric power. Thus, power can be had

in sufficient quantity for all needs, a fact which has contributed greatly to

the development of industries in Nagoya. At present the electric power

used in Electric

Daido the city isPower

being Company,

supplied bythethe Japan

Toho Electric

ElectricPower

PowerCompany,

Company,the

the Hakusan Waterpower Company, and the Yahagi Waterpower

Company. In addition, the Toho Electric Power Company has in the city

awater-power

steam generating

plants plant

on thewithHida

a capacity of 83,000

and Tenryu kilowatts,

Rivers havinganda iscapacity

installingof

420,000 h.p.

The port of Nagoya lies do the south-west within the city lirtiits', and is

situated at the northern extremity of Ise Bay, whichi opens to the south-west

and is located between thirty-five degrees and thirty-five degrees five minutes

North Latitude, and one hundred and thirty-six degrees forty minutes and

one hundred and thirty-six degrees fifty-three minutes East (Longitude. As

Chita Peninsula stretches to the south-east, it is protected from the dreaded

typhoons which come from that direction, and the port receives little damage

from wind and wave. The heart of the city is closely connected with the

port by the Horikawa, Shinhorikawa, amd Nakagawa Canals, and the Rinko

Railway Line.

The construction of Nagoya Harbour began in 1896. Years ago the third

stage of the work was completed- with an aggregate expenditure,

of 15,490,000 yen. The area of the wharves is 1.52 square kilometres, with an

anchoring capacity of 96,000’tons for thirty-eight steamers of ten thousand

tons or less. At present the harbour can accommodate 40 vessels with a total

tonnage of 206,000 tons. But in order to meet, the reqixiremenjts of Nagoya and

of mid-Japan which had been -making rapid expansion, the fourth stage of the

construction was begun in 1928 at an estimate of 10,120,000 yen. This work

will be 'completed in 1988, when the area of the wharves will be increased to

2.23 .square kilometres, and the anchoring capacity to 333,000 tons for 66

steamers including 11 ten thousand tonners.

Nagoya Harbour is an important port of call for many lines, trade

with America, Europe, China, the South Sea Islands, Australia, and Africa,

is carried on directly from this port by thirty-three lines.

The pert was opened to foreign trade in 1907, and domestic and foreign

trade have developed with remarkable rapidity.

■280 NAGOYA

DIRECTORY OE FOREIGN FIRMS

American Merchandise Co. — (Sbe Liebermann, Waelchli & Co.—18,

Beikoku Shoji Shokai) Shumoku-cho '

Andrews & George Go., Inc.—21, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Takaoka-cho .Sumitomo Building, Shinyanagi-

cho

Beikoku ShQji Shokai (American Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—3, Nishiya-

Merchandise Co.)—3, Shumoku-cho nagi-machi, 2-chome, Nishi ku

3-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box

Akatsuka 72; Cable. Ad: Harlo Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—2,

Shinsakae-machi

CONSULATES

Seymour-Sheldon Co. (Japan) -10,

America—32, Niuioike-cho, Higashi- Sonoi-cho 1-chome, Nishi-ku

ku : Cable Ad: American Consul

Vice-Consul—C.H. Stephan Singer Seaving Machine Co.—1, Shinsa-

kaye-machi, 1-chome, Naka-ku

Portugal — Miyukihonmati - dori, 1 SKE Industries of Japan—79, Miwa-cho,

tyome,

1010 Nisiku; Teleph. Honkyoku Naka-ku

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Exporters—5, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co--Sumitomo

Kakuch-zan-dori, Nichome; Teleph. Bank Bldg.; P.O. Box 130

Higashi 4989; Cable Ad: Dodwell

G. D. Stokes Strong & Co., General Merchants—

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd. 39-41, Yada-cho, L2-chome, Higashi ku;

P. Wm.

O. BoxR Akatsuka

Mayers 9; Cable Ad: Stropg

—(Gonokiri Yaba-cho, Nakaku Fern Rodriguez

Delburgo & Co.,Ohzone-cho,

nami, 2-chome, Ltd., D. H—120, Mi-

Higashi-ku;

Teleph. Higashi 5576 Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan

—16, Higashi Shin-machi, Higashi-ku

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machinery Wehry & Co., Geo.—Higashi-Yoshino

Ini porters—23, Muratamachi, 3-chome, Machi 1-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O.

Naka-ku Box Akatsuka 70; Cable Ad: Stibbe

Horne & Co., Ltd., Machinery Im- Winckler & Co.—128/133, Minami,

porters—3, Shin Yanagi-machi 2-chpme, Higashi Ozone-cho, Higa-

Hunter & Co., E. 11.- 45, AaGii-eho shi-ku; Telephs. Higashi 8296 and

. 8297, Akatsuka; P.O. Box 36; Cable

Ad: Winckler

Japan Import & Export Commission

' Co.,

CableMerchants — 12, Chikara-machi;

Ad: Commission Witkowski & Co., J.—200, Minami 4-

, chome, Higashi-Ohzone-cho, Higa-

shirku; Teleph. Higashi (4) 3186;

Japan Tourist Bureau — Sakae-machi, Cable Ad : Witkowski

1-chome, Hirokoji D. Fernandes, manager.

HAKODATE

This, the most northerly of the old treaty ports of Japan, is situated in.

the south otf Hokkaido, in the Straits of Tsugaru, which divide that island

from Honshiu. The port lies in latitude 41 deg. 47 min. 8 sec. 'N., and longi-

tude 140 deg. 45 min. 34 sec. E., and the harbour is nearly land-locked. The

town clusters at the foot and on the slope of a bold rock known to foreigners

as Hakodate Head, about 1,000 feet in height, which is within a fortified area

to which the public are not admitted. The surrounding country is hilly*

volcanic, and striking, but the town itself possesses few attractions. There are

some Public Gardens at the eastern end of the town which contain a small

but interesting Museum. Waterworks for supplying the town with pure

water were completed in 1889. The climate of Hakodate is healthy and bracing.

The hottest month is August, but the thermometer there rarely rises above

90 degrees Fahr.; in the winter it sometimes sinks to lO degrees Fahr. or

even less, the minimum in an average winter being about 12 degrees Fahr.

The mean temperature throughout the year is abpuh 48 degrees The popuja-

lation of Hakodate according to the last official census in October 1930 was

197,252.

The foreign trade of the port is small, but iras been steadily growing

during the last few years, mainly owing to the development of the Kamt-schatka

salmon fisheries, for which Hakodate is the principal entfe'pot. In the

valuable and extensive fisheries on the coast and in the surrounding' seas,

however, the chief exports of the future from Hakodate are to be looked' for-

Increasing quantities of dried fish and seaweed are exported annually, mostly

to China. The mineral resources of Hokkaido are large. Washing for gold dust

has been carried on in Kitami, and the belief is entertained that with proper

machinery

Magnetic iron the isgold

also mines

obtained.of Hokkaido

Oil resourcemayis not

be considered

worked withto be-sofairricli.profit.

The

kerosene wealth of this district is said to be considerable-, but none of the borings has

so far given a high yield. At Nukimi-Mura on Soya. Strait—in the extreme north-—

oil wells were discovered long ago, and have been worked by hand for some years.

The oil, in fact, overflows into the sea, and in stormy weather boats take refuge at Nuki-

mi-Mura, as the sea is rendered smooth by the oil. Oil also exists at Nigeri-

Kawa, near Hakodate; at Kayabegori, near Shlfibeshi; at Itaibefcsu, on a

tributary of the Urin Eiver (output 800 gallons per day) ; at Kotamimura and

Tsukisama Mura (Imperial property), near .Sapporo; and near Abashiri.

wheEe the wells are considered rich.

Hakodate is reached in i7j hours from Tokyo, via Aomori, between which

place and Hakodate there is a very good steamship service, maintained by the

Government Kailways. From Hakodate all the principal points in Hokkaido

«an now be reached by rail, and there is also a; Government Steamship service

to Odomari, in Karafuto (Japanese Saghalien). The Hakodate Harbour Im-

provement Works were completed in 1900, and a patent slip capable of taking

vessels up to 1,500 tons was also finished. There is a dry dock to accommo-

date ships up to 10,000 tons at ordinary spring tides, and at highest spring

tides the dock is capable of receiving the largest battleships in the Japahfese

Navy.

In August, 1907, half the city of Hakodate was destroyed by a fire. The

number of houses destroyed in the conflagration was ascertained to be 8,977,

rendering about 60,000 persons homeless. All the foreign residents with the

exception of' the American Consular Agent were burnt out, saving nothing,

and the total loss was estimated at not less than 50,000,000 yen.

•282 HAKODATE—OTAEU

Another disastrous fire occurred on the evening of March 21, 1934 in the

eastern section of the city during a terrific hurricane. Three-fifths‘of the city

were completely burnt out within a few hours, and only the changed direction

of the wind just before midnight saved the city from being entirely wiped out.

The loss of lives and property was estimated at nearly 2,000 deaths,

140,000 persons rendered homeless, 25,000 houses destroyed, and Yen 160,000,000

worth of property.

As a result of these disastrous fires, a scheme is now in force by which a

Municipal Subsidy is granted to encourage building with fireproof materials.

OTARI}

This pleasantly situated town, 157 miles north of Hakodate, is the prin-

cipal of the open ports of Hokkaido being of easy access to the rich agricul-

tural lands in the Island, and having convenient railway facilities to all the

timber bearing areas. The agricultural resources have been considerably

developed, and the rich pasture lands are well adapted for breeding cattle and

horses. The exports are timber, mostly hardwood, beans peas, onions, potatoes

and general produce. Otaru is a regular port of call of the principal steam-

ship lines trading to the Far East. Extensive harbour improvements are now

in course of construction which will give wharfage accommodation, for steamers

up to 7,000 tons. The population of Otaru, according to the last census in

October, 1930, was 144,880. It is the third largest city in the island of Hok-

kaido. There is a small foreign community engaged in the timber or ship-

ping trade. The climate is healthy and bracing, with heavy snow during

the winter which provides ample facilities for skiing and toboganning. The

skiing season lasts from December to March. The waterworks, which supply

pure water to the town, are situated in the surrounding hills within easy

access to the city. The city possesses an efficient fire brigade which keeps in

touch with any part of the town by means of automatic fire alarms. There

is the largest and most up-to-date can-making factory supplying all the

cans to the salmon and crab fishing areas in the northern waters.

DIRECTORY OF FOREIGN FIRMS

.Andrews & George Co., Inc.—7, Consular Agent—A G. Denbigh

Nishi, Kita Juichijo, Sapporo Shipping Clerk—S. Hatanaka

British Consular Agency — Hama

Asiatic Lumber Co., G. K., Exporters Building, 3, Minami Hama-machi, 5-

of Logs and Sawn Lumber—32, ' chome, Otaru; Teleph. 4185; Cable

Sakai-machi, Otaru; P.O. Box 6; Ad : Dawes

Gable Ad : Asico S. H. Dawes, British Consular

J. Kinna, director Agent

Consulate, U.S.S.R.—125, Funami-

British Consular Agency—14, Suehiro- cho Otaru; Teleph. 903; Cable Ad:

cho, Hakodate; Teleph. Ill Sovconsul

OTAEU—OSAKA 28;i

Denbigh & Co., Exporters of Marine Lury Brothers — 86, Suehiro-cho;

Produce, Canned Crab, Salmon and Cable Ad : Lury

Sardines—14, Suehirocho, Hako- L. Pelstroff, manager

1 date; Teleph. Ill; P. O. Box li;

Cable Ad: Denbigh Rising Son Pet role cm Co., Ltd.—26,.

A. G. Denbigh, Hakodate 2-chome, Yishi Hanazono^ho, Cbi-

Ian Denbigh yoda Building; P.O. Box 5; Cable Ad:

T. Xakajima Petrosam

T. Tachibana

K. Yamazaki Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Aiai-

S. Hatanaka cho, Otaru

Far Eastern Trading Co.—8, Suihiro-

cho; Cable Ad: Grinsten Standard-Vacuum

machi, Otaru Oil ,Co.—23, Sakai-

Mark L. Grinsten, manager

Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi-

Shipping Agents & Exporters of

Lumber — 8, Aioi-cho, 1-chome, cho, Otaru; P.O. Box 30; Cable

Ad: Vertico

Otaru; Cable Ad: Jetcolim

M. C. Adams Victor Talking Machine Co. op

Lloyds’ Register of Shipping— Building,Japan, Ltd.—Daiichi, Chohei Hokeu

Kita Ichijo Nishi, Sap-

6, Higashihama-machi poro

OSAKA

Osaka, with a population estimated at 2,989,894 in 1935 is the-

second largest city in Japan, coining next after Greater Tokyo, bur

in commercial and industrial importance it ranks first. During recent

years the city has been rapidly assuming a modern and Western

aspect. Broad well-paved streets intersect it in all directions, large modern

buildings are springing up throughout the business centre, and motor txaffie

is increasing rapidly. The city is situated in the Prefecture of the same

name at the mouth of the river Yodogawa. It is intersected by other rivers and

canals that make excellent waterways for the transport of merchandise. From

the point of view of the foreign tourist, the most interesting

and imposing sight is Osaka Castle, erected in 1583 by the famous warrior

Toyotomi Hideyoshi. It is now the Headquarters of the Fourth Army Divi-

sion, the grounds having been converted into a public park.

•Osaka is the seat of numerous industries, including cotton-spinning mills,

shipbuilding yards, ironworks and sugar refineries. Cotton-spinning

and weaving are the most important industries and there are a large num-

ber of big mills in the city and neighbourhood. Recently there has been a

surprising development in the manufacture of all kinds of goods for the

export trade in Osaka’s well-equipped factories. The Imperial Mint also is

established here. From the outset the street Electric Tramway within the city

limits was a municipal undertaking and at present 106 kilometres are open

to traffic.

•2i84 '.rOSAKA

The harbour is under the control of the Municipal Harbour Department.

Extensive improvements have been in progress for a number of years and

still further plans are to be-given effect to. Among them, the reconstruction

work of the Port Osaka which was commenced in. 1934 is designed for comple-

tion; by 1940, when a huge outer break-water, length 3,995 meters, will be

constructed and water-area protected by it will amount to 5,950,000 square

meters.

By this year, on the other hand, the North Harbour Company is due to

enclose an additional marine area of 2,317,000 Square meters between the

Shinyodo River And the1 Azi River.

In the near future, it is expected that the Harbour will have been

equipped with the most modern appliances and facilities.. The present har-

bour has berthing accommodation at 3b buoys for ships of/ 5,000 to 20,000

gross tons. Five landing piers1 and eight quays, all with sheds and railway

facilities, have water depth of 30 feet or over. Floating and fixed wharf

cranes and dry docks are available.

The trade statistics of Osaka since the War have shown’ great growth-

The total foreign trade in 1936 consisted of 1,902,312 tons of merchandise,

valued at ¥842,317,764 in exports and 4,883,911 tons at ¥707,450,743 in imports.

DIRECTORY OE EOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers’ Re- H. Hall, manager (Kobe)

presentatives, Import and Export— A. Scheuten (Imports)

9 and 10, Koraibashi, 4-chome, Import F. Obata, engr.

Higashi-ku. P.O, Box 80; Cable & Frigidaire Dept. — 63,

Ad: Aall; Telephs. Kitahama (23) Bakuromachi,

Telephs. 2-chome, Higashi-ku;

2574, 3197, 3278 and 3918

J. Brandt, mng. director Cable Ad:Semba 4458, 5365

Amtraco & 5366;

Ths. Seeberg, director D. M. Forsyth, manager (Tokyo)

A.P.Tanaka,

Kuzmichev do..

R. Klingenberg Anderson, Clayton & Co.’s Agency,

B. Ekman Cotton Merchants -— 506, Gosho

Building; Telephs. 943 and 1089

Acme Trading Co., Inc.—9, Mina- tral); (Kifah&nia); P.O. Box 165, (Cen-

Misumiya-machi; Minaini-ku ; Cable Cable Add: Fichter

Ad: Acmetrado Paul J. Fichter, agent

Chas. Guttlnger

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Agents for" Agfa Andrews & George Co,, Inc. —22 & 23,

Products — 17, 3-chome, Kitahama

Higashiku; Teleph. (Kitahama) 0594; 3-chome; 1397, Utsubo-Kitadori, Nishiku;

P.O. Box Senba 41; Cable Ad:: Agfafoto Telephs.

(Tosabori);

2340, 1786- and 6191

Cable Ad: Yadzu

B. H. Voigt

Aluminium Union,.; Ltd.—702, Asahi Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Importers,

Building, Nakanoshima;. Cable; Ad : Exporters

trical aud

and Manufacturers of Elec-

Mechanical Goods, Building

Alunion . Materials, Photo Cameras and Supplies,

Stage

Machines, Railway Line MaterialsEffect

Lighting and Sound for

American Trading Co. 6^ Japan, Ltd., City, Suburban and Mine Services—

Importers and Engineers—Gable Ad:

Amtraco; Codes: ABC- 5th, A.B.O. ku3, ; Kytobashi Mayenocho, Higashi-

5th Imp., Western Union, 5-Letter Ad: Teleph. Bagna

5201-2 (Higashi); Cable

Edition, Schofield’s Eclectic, Bentley’s

OSAKA 285

Baker, Geo. H., Sales Bepres'entatives, j Yasuda jBank, Ltd.^- a ,i:; ■

Buying Agents, Importers Exporters \

—Nippon-Ghohei-Kan, Fushiinimachi, ;

Midosujiy Telephs. Kitahama 5,006 & Yokohama Specie :Bank—5. Kitahama

2407: P.O.Codes

Geobaker; Box Used:

'188,? Aft(.’able, Ad: | 5-chome,

^i/a^dard

Higashi-ku; P.O; Box 13

(Central) ; Cable Ad : Shokin

ces:

Codes & Private. Branch ,.,GP : Beaute Fastener Co.—Ryuzoj i-machi,

Tokyo

Geo. &H.Nagoya

Baker Higashiku; Telephs.rHigashi 94-2487

Barney T. Jonef, manager and Tennoji 77-1267; Cable Ad:

M. M. Baker, .secretary Zipfactory; Codes Ose'd: Scho-

field’s, 3-Letter and All Standard

Balfour & ,Co., Ltd., Arthur, Steel ’ Codes ' .

Manufacturers | — Nippon t Kaij o Becker & Co.—Oye Building, 9, Kinu-

Building, Yedobori Kajni-dori, 1-

chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Ar- gasa-chd, Kita-ku; Telephs. 4056

(Kita); P.O. Box 87 (Central);

bour Cable Ad : Becker

Baltic As t at ic , Cohm

22, Imabasbi, k rot a l liigaslii-ku

2 chome, COi, Ltd.—;

P.O. Box, 211; Cable Ad: Baltiasico Belgian Consulate-^(Are Consulates)

Beyreuther, H. W.— Daido. Seitnei

* BANKS : Bldg., Tsabori, Nishi-ku

AiciH Bank, Ltd.^- i Bigio’s Son & Co., Selim, Exporters

—Kitahama Nomura Bldg.; Cable

Bank of Choson— ' Ad : Bigio

Victor Bigio, mng. director

Bank of Japan- Bishop POgle Girls’ High ' Schooit—

Bank of Taiwan, Lin.: Higashinari-ku Katsuyamadori, 5-

ehome (Church Missionary Society)

Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd., The— , Blackmar, M. E.—Boom 408,j Dojima

Bldg., Dojima Hamadori; 1-chome,

Mitsubishi i Bank, Ltd.— Kita-ku; Cable Ad; DofigeNport

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.- Blad & McClure, Foreign Exchange

Brokers — 10, Kitahama, 3-chome;

National City Bank of New York, Ad: Teleph. Kitahama (23) 1667-8; Cable

The—34-5, Kitahama, 5-chome,. Hi- Bladmac

gashi-ku ; Telephs.' 3601 . to 3608 Blundell i Co., Ltd., G-, Import

(Kitahama); P.O. Box 159 (Cen- Merchants=-Daido S'eimei: Building,

tral) : Cable .Ad : Citibank , Tosabori,

L. W. Chamberlain, manager

C. W. Biddle Blundell Nishi-ku; Cable Ad:

L. D. Cullings

G. W. Thompson Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha, Makers

O.T. Mayeda

Saji of Bohler Steel—Kami Fukushima,

|I T.T. Kinoshita

Miyake Minami, No. 142; Teleph. Fukushi-

ma 0388;, Cable Ad : Steelboler

Nomura Bank, Ltd:—

Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.— Bolivian Consulate—(See Consulates)

Sanwa Bank, Ltd.— Borneo-Sumatra Handel Maatschappi j

vP; Azuchi-machi; Cable Ad: Bor-

sumy

Sumitomo Bank; Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Sumitbank British Consulate—(See Consulates)

OSAKA

Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.— Germany—Osaka Building, 1, Soze-

Fushimi-cho; Cable Ad: Crescent cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. Tosabori

960; Cable Ad: Consugerma

Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.— Consul-General—Dr. W. Wagner

3 of 9, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku Attache—W.

Secretary—B.Galinsky

Schrobitz

China Export. Import and Bank Co., Interpreter—G. Hiroe

A. G., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Shintaku Mrs. S. Goertz

Building; Teleph. 4548 (Hon.); Great Britain—Osaka Building, 1,

Cable Ad: Lemjus Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. 80 (To-

Clough Kerry & Co., All Kinds of sabori) Consul-General—A. R. Ovens, m.b.e.

Japanese Goods for Export—10, Acting Consul—J. A. Pilcher

Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku: Teleph. San Pro-Consul—A. W. R. Taylor

3516; Cable Ad: Kerbyeluff Writer—S. Nakanishi

Columeta Comptoir Metallurgiqut? Poland—20, Dojima Hamadori, 1-ehome,

Luxembourobots — Nomura Building, Kita-ku; Telephs. (Kita) 4900 & 7200;

Koraibashi; Cable Ad: Golumeta. Cable Ad: Polconsul

Head Office: Tokyo Hon. Consul—Junkichi Matsuoka

Conger & Co., Engineers—114, Tsuku- Portugal — Junkei-machi, 2-chome

da-cho, Kishiyodogawa-ku; ‘Cable Minami-ku r

Ad: Coregnoc Hon. Vice-Consul—T. Inabata

R. T. Conger

CONSULATES ; Roumania—51, Junkei-machi, 2-chome,

Minami-ku

Consul-General—K. Inabata

Argentine—Osaka Bldg., 1, Soze-cho,

Kita-ku Siam—43, Daini Nishi, 1-chome, Nishf-

Hon. Consul—Eizo Nakamura yodogawa-ku

Belgium—51, Junkeimachi, 2-chom.':; Turkey—30, Junkei -machi

Manimi-ku

Consul—K. Inabata Yugoslovakia—29, Tosabori 3-chomer

Bolivia—52, Junkei-machi, 2-chome: Nishi-ku

Manimi-ku

Consul—K. Inabata Continental Insurance Co. of New

Czechoslovakia—Kitahama Nomura York—Osaka Building, 1, Soze-cho

Bldg., Osaka, Higashiku; Teleph. Kita-ku;

W. W.

Cable Ad: Afiajapan

Glass, manager for Japan

Kitahama 930; Cable Ad: Zamini (Tokyo)

Consul-General—J. L. Waelchli K. Emi, Osaka branch manager

Secretary—J. Fierlinger

Cosmos Trading Co., Ltd.

Denmark—Taihei Building, Umeda- lilies & Co., Export Dept.)—2, (Formerly

MinamiC.

Shinmichi, Kita-ku; Teleiph. 2400 Horie-dori, 1-ehome, Nishi-ku; Telephs.

(Kita) ; P.O. Box Central 153 Sakuragawa 7641 7642; Cable Ad:

Consul—R. W. Pearce Irisu

Secretary—Y. Kojima

Ethopia—33, Koraiba-Shizume-machi Curmally & Co.. Exporters of Glass,

Higashi-ku Porcelain and Enamelled Wares,

Bicycles & Parts, Toys and Sundries

Finland — Doiima Building, Doiima —Cable 36. Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku;

Ad : Curmally

Hama-dori, Kita-ku; Teleph. (Kita)

2120; Cable Ad: Finlandia

Consul-General—H.W.A.Ouchterlony Danish Consvltae— (.S>« Consulates)

OSAKA 287

Deuber & Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)^ J. F. Drummond, directin'

Edobashi Building, 44, Edobori, M. dliki I T. Miyoshi

Minamidori, 1-chome; Teleph. Tosa- G. Asai I J. Moses

bori 7880-84; Cable Ad : Deuber

G. Deuber Gadelius & Cp., Ltd., Engineers, Im-

T. Hiramoto porters of Machinery

Steel—Gosho Building, andNakanoshi-

, Swedish

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufac- ma, Kita-ku; Telephs. Kitahama

turers’ Representatives—Room "NTo. 1741, 4543 and 4562j Cable Ad : Goticus

408, Dojima Building, Dojima Ebbe Jonn, managing director

Hamadori, Kita-ku; Teleph. Kita ■Erik Brauns, Mining and Metal-

5890-589&; Cable Ad: Dands lurgical Engr.. diredtor

Doitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha— H B. Welander, m.e.

301, Nihon Kaiyo Building, Tbsa- F. Wallden, m.e.

bori, Nishi-ku; Telephs. 1482., 3385 General Motors Japan, Ltd. — 1-

and 3386 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: chome, Tsurumachi, Taisho-ku; P.O.

Unionsteel Box 151; Teleph. 4915 (Sakuraga-

G.. Helmdach wa); Cable Ad : Autoxosaka

C. F. Krumm W. T. Lutz, managing director

Dossa & Cbo Indian Raw Cotton Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants—7, 5-

Importing Commission Agents—14,

Tosabori-dori, 2-chome, Nishiku; chome, Higashinoda-machi

E. R. Papendieck

Teleph. Tosabori 1016; Cable Ad:

Dossaco Green & So:: Ltd., E. — 514, Dojima

M. K. Thakker, manager Building, Kita-ku; Telephs. 5890-

Douglas Fir Export Co., American 5899 (Kita) ; Cable Ad : Economiser

Lumber—Room 408, Dojima Bldg., Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles Sales

Dojima Hamadori, 1-chome, Kita- Co., of Japan—71, Kamifukushima

ku ; Cable Ad: Dougexport Minami, 1-chome, Konohana-ku

M. E. Blackmar, representative

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd.—Mansei eho. Cable Heacock, H.E.—28, Higashi IJmeda-

Shintaku Ad: Amwatches

Kitahama Building,

3781

5195; Cable Ad: Healing & Co., Ltd., Agents for

Orientamer

C. T. Mayes, managing director Prominent Electrical Instrument

T. Shiriagawa, bye products Machinery Manufacturers in Europe

M. Yoshida, groceries and America—20, Dosho-maclai Ni-

C. M. Mayes, sales manager chome, Higashi-ku; Telephs. 1071,

1093 and 1094 (Kitahama); Cable

Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd. — 4, Ad: Healing

Tamae-eho, 2-chome, Kita-ku; Te-

leph. 3596 (Tosabori); P.O. Box 65 Heinze, Dr. Erich — Imabashi 2-

(Central); Cable Ad: Ekmans chome, 19; P.O. Box 10 (Central);

Nils Ericson, managing director Cable Ad: Heikodor

E. B. Gawell

Enderlein, R., Import-Export, Iron Helm Bros.,Shipping,

Landing, Ltd., Contracting Stevedores,

Forwarding Ware-

and Steel—12, Kawaguchi-cho; Cable housing and Licensed Customs Brokers

Ad: Enderlein —16, Kitakaigan - dori, Minatbku ;

Erazar & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Building Teleph. Nishi 424

(6 th Floor). 1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Henry & Co., A. & S.—Lshizaki Build-

Telephs. 6800 and 6801 (Tosabori); ing, Hiranomachi, 2-chome; Cable

P.O. Box 40 (Cent.); Cable Ad Ad: Chaseaston

Drumfrazco

OSAKA

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machine Tool Katgai Tsusho K. K.—Daido Seimei

Makers and Importers—28, Higashi- Building, 60Tosabori - dori; Telephs.

Umedaxiho, Kita-ku; Telephs. 1172 & To^abori Outremer 4 & 5359; Cable Ad:

7918 (Kita) ; Cable Ad : Hexagon

H. A. Fitzpatrick, manager

W. A. Barclay, sub-do. Kieboom, A. van den, Belgian Manu-

R. H. Cob'ham, accountant facturers’ and Importers’ Represen-

K. Ishika,wa. sales manager tativer—10, Tdsabori-dori, 3-cbome,

Holstein & Co., C., Gomel Kaisha, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad : Kieboom

General Me^phants, Shipping and KjellbeRg Kaiu'khik! Kaisha—Daini

Insurance Agents—Kitahama No- Nomura Bldg., Bingo-machi, 2-

mura Bldg, j Teleph. Kitahama chome, Higashiku: Teleph. Honma-

5622; Cable Ad: Holstein ebr 1540, 1541; Cable Ad: Kjellbergs

C. Holstein Y. Ndsd,' manager

H, Mueller

K. Scharfenberg jI E.MissWaltber

L. v. Seel- Kodak Japan, Ltd.—No. 18, 3-chome.

E. Schnell I Holstein Edobori Minamidori, Nxshi-ku;

Horne Co., Ltij., Importeirs, of Ameri- Cable Ad : Kodak

can Machinery, Tools' alrid Construc-

tion Materials—14, 5-chome, Imaba- Kot.^k & Cp., Machinery & Chemical

shi, Higasbiku; Telephs. 1510-12 Exporters—2r,. Nakaupshima, 2-cho-

(Kitahama) :; Cable' Ad: Horne me.: Cable Ad : Purinia; all Codes

Used. Bombay Office: Navsari Bldg,,

HuNTERife Co., Ltd., E. H. (Hanta-Shoten) Amijee Hornby Rba'd. Karachi Office:

—12, Kawaguphi-cho; Telephs. 325, Valji Bldg., Campbell Street

326, 1609 and 1064 (Nishi); P.O. Box

32 (Central')Cable Ad: Hunter. Koyex Kabitshiki Kaisha (Koyei &

Branches: Tokyo, Kobe. Nagoya, Co., Ltd.). - Importers, • Exporters,

Kuri & Fukuoka and Manufacturers'of Acetic —

R, Hunter, president 14, Eushimi-mablii, 2-chome; Higa-

K. lIFakabayashi, ippg. director shi; Cable Ad: Unionkoyei

Illies & Co., C.,Building,

shi-Shintaki Importers—Mitsubi,-

1, Imabashi, Kramer, H. (Osaka, Tokyo and Nago-

4-chome, Higashi-ku; Telephs.. Ki- ya)—Sanwa Building, 55, Kawara-

taachi, 2-chome, Higashi-ku; Teleph

tahama 2494-5, 2 565,1138: Cable Ad: Illies Kitahama 1901 (L.D.) and 4721 ;

P. Garben { R. Peiler Qfiblfi Ad : Hermkramer

F. Glombik Miss E. Wilson ,H. Kramer, proprietor

T. Dieterich I Miss E. ’Duerkopp M. de Abe, signs per pro.

Jacobson van den Berg & Co.--ii3, S. Mori (Tokyo),..signs per pro.

Hirano-machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku Lbr. & TsAiDiNG Co., .LtD.—Kyotoachiborr

Japan Toitrist Bttreau—Kansai Dis- .Building, Cable1-chome,

Ad: AtijufsKyomachibori,

trict, Office: Aztychi-machi, 2-clj9mp,' Nishiku;. Y. Takahama, manager

Higashi-ku ; Telephsx Honmaehi (24)

0311, 1213, 1214, 1315 and. 17<87; Cable Lewis, J. D., Exchange Broker—10,

Ad: Tourist Koraibashi, 4-chome, Higashi-ku;

T. Kimura. director n^zfble} Ad : E orenex

T. Sakata, actg. gbn'. mnpager

Java-China-Iapan-Lijn,- N. .V.—tlirota Leybold Shokayan,—L., Engineers and

Builainsr. 22. Kyomachihori-dorj)' 4- Contractors—Nihon Kaijo Building.

chome, Nishi-ku Nishi-ku; ;Telephs. 3610, 9611 and

, 3jSJ2 •; (Tosahori) ; Oable Ad : . Ley-

Kahn A Co., G. K.—Kifeabaftia Nomura :,boid;. ..

,S. Hiramatsu

Building,

ku; Cable Kitahama,

Ad: Greka1-chorHC, , Higashi- ; Wilhelm Mueller

OSAKA 289*

Lisbermann Waelchli & Co., Im- May. R. C. H.—Gosho Building, 25

porters and Exporters—Kitahama Nakanoshima, 2-chome; Cable Ad:

Nomura Building, Cabronada

chome; Telephs. 4434-6Kitahama,

(Kitahama>;1-

P.O. Box 29, li ; Cable Ad : McFadden & Bro.’s Agency, Geo. H.

W aelchli (Agents

J. H.Waelchli Bros. RawforCotton

Texas)—402

Geo. H. McFadden

- 404, Merchants, Houston,

Gosho Bldg.,

&

25,

Muller G. Sehnell

W. Schetelig B. V. Bock Nakanoshima, 2-chome; P.O Box 55-

H. Poulsen K. T. Boole (Central); Cable Ad : Macfadden

E Stutz A. Matvief Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd., Dis-

G. Friedlaender

A. D. Kudasheff F. A. Guterres

W. Rudolph L.MissA. A.de Kaelin

Silva tributors

mier House,of 28,Motion Pictures—Pre-;

Higashi-TJmecla-cho

F. Lambert Mrs. D. Reimann Teleph. Kita 1682 and 487; P.O. Box

E. Katzenstem Miss E. Mottet 107 (Central); Cable Ad: Metrofilms

E. F. Johansen

Mvckinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), J. F. Masson

I.td.—Mitsubishi Building, 4, Ta-

raae-cho, 2-chome; Teleph. 7336 (To- Morganite Carbon K.K. -36-37, Urae-

Kita 5-chome, Nishiyodogawa-ku

salmri); Cable Ad : Mackinnons

G. E. Fox Cable Ad : Morganite

Af/ents for :

Peninsular A Oriental Steam Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd., Ma-

nufacturers’ Representatives—Gosho

Nav. Co. Building, Nakanoshima,

British-Indian Steam Nav. Co.

Apcar Lines Teleph. 23-2486; P.O. Box 2-chome;

63 (Cen-

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co. tral) ; Cable Ad: Sellers

H. A. Sellers, managing director

Mannesmannroehren-Werke, Dl'ESSEL- Myers-Healing Shokai, Ltd.—-Manu-

dorf—Japan Office: Asahi Build

ing, Nakanoshima, 3-chome, Kita- facturers’ Representatives, Exporters

and Buying Agents—"20,“ DosnP-ma-

ku; Telephs. Kitahama (23) 4501. chi

5471 and 5541; P.O. Box 160; Cable 0852,Niehome, Higashi-ku; Telephs.

1093 and 1094 (Kitahama);

Ad : Mannesmann P.O. Box 182; Cable Ad: Myosa

F. Brack

Mansson Shokai, Gosiii Kaisha, Tm Nederlandsch Verkoop Organisate,

porters of Swedish Steel tk Iron and N.V.—Daido Building, Rooms 807-9;

Exporters of Japanese Goods—645, Cable Ad : Lekas

: Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; New Zealand Insurance Co.—35. Ko-

Cable Ad : Simplex raibashi, Higashi-ku; Teleph.. Kita-

Manufacturers hama 5302

Life InsuranceLife Insurance

— Osaka Co..

Building. Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kansar

Kita-ku Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

, Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G., M. Box 4-chome; Telephs. 5071 to 5075; P.O.

Gladbach — Japan Office: Asahi 77; Cable Ad: Nichizuico

i Building, Nakanoshima. 3-chome. J. Rutz, president

Kita-ku; Telephs. Kitahama (23) Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—12, lehijodori,

4501, 5471 & 5541; P.O. Box 160; 2-chome, Minatoku; Telephs. (Nishi)

CaJble Ad: Meerag 2537, 2538 and 2539

' F. Brack

^Tathieu S. A., Maison F.—508, Daini factjurersNippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K.. Manu-

S: Nomura Building, Bingo-maehi, 2- Mazola Oil,ofFeed -Corn Starch. Glucose,

andTeleph.

etc.—146,

| cb^me H’gashi-kn

R. L. Macdonald yori, Hei.io, Chosen: 4091;Senk-

P.O..

Box 44; Cable Ad; Cornstarch

10

290 OSAKA

Y. Nakafcani, mng. director4 Roumanian Consulate- ^See Consulates)

K. Kagaifoi', directm

I. Hattori, do. Rudolf & Co.—1, Tosabori-dori; Cable

John Gadsby, do. Ad : Koertihg

T. Tanida, inspector

OmiBiiildihg,

Sales Tosabot’ij

Go., Lm-^Daido Seimei Sabroe

hei

Co. of Japan, Ltd., The—Tai-

Building,

Cable Ad: Osaco ta-ku; Telephs.Umeda-Shinmichi, Ki-

2400 and 7712 (Kita);

Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.— Nihonsabro153 (Central); Cable Ad:

P.O. Box

Mitsui Building, Nakanoshima

Ouchterlony & Co., Ltd.—Dojima Sale & Co., Ltd., Importers, Export-

Building, Dojima Hamadori, 1- ers, Insurance, Finance and Invest-

chome, Kita-ku ; Telephs. (Kita) 940 ments.—Dai-chi Building* 35, Korai-

bashi, 4-chome, Hdgashiku; Telephs.

and 2120; Cable Ad : Ouchterony 22i59 and 5302 (Honkyoku); Cable

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg., Ad: Salehouse

1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. Tosa-

bori 5411-12-13; Cable Ad: Paramount Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E.,

H. Hirai Manufacturers’ Agents — Kanda

Patell, R. J., Manufacturer’s

sentative—Room Repre- Building,

-8i9, Osaka Building,

Imabashi, 2-chome, Higa-

shi-ku ; Cable Ad : Pesam

1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Cable Ad: Bendix Paul E. Sammann, director

Pearce & Co.—Nisshin Seimeikwan, Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Osaka Branch,

Utsubo Min ami-dor i, 1-chome, Nishi- Importers , .of Optical . Goods—13,

Kitakyutaro-machi, Nichome, Higa-

ku; Teleph. Tosabori 2088 shi-ku; Telephs. pSemba 2981, and

Poldi Steel Works, The, Manufac 2982; Cable Ad : Leica

turers of High Speed Steel, Special

Steels, etc.—7, Saiwaichordori, 2-

chome, Nishi-ku; :Cable Ad: Poldi Schmitz & Go., P. . (Engineering

Office), Agents for First Class .Ger-

Polish Consul a te—Cpnaulatse) man Works and Importer? of Ma-

chinery—Nippon Kaijo Building,

Portusuese Consulate—((S'ee.Gonsulates) 501, Ads:Edobori-Kamidori Nishi-ku ; Cable

Humboldt and Schmitzco

Ratjen, Rud. k Co.—Tankin Bldg.; P. Schmitz

Heinz van der Laan, signs per pro.

18, Hirano-machi 4-chome; Teleph.

6012 (Kitahama); Cable Ad : Ratsam Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko

L.G. Ratjen

Seiberlich G. K., Osaka Branch—48, Itaehi-

bori Minami-dori, 2-chome, Nishi-

Raoji Bros.,andExporters of All—Kinds of ku; Cable Ad • ' Stalphonix

Textiles Mill Gin Stores f, Tosa- K. E. 'Wachner, manager

dori-dori 5-chome, Nishi-ku ; Cable Ad: Siamese Consulate—(-S’ee Consulates)

Raoji

Rising Sun Petroleum- Co., Ltd. Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubi-

(Osaka Branch Office)-—Asahi Bldg.,

3, Nakanoshima, -S-chome, Kita-ku; shi Shintaku Building, 1, Imabashi,

Teleph. Kitahama 3945-8; P.O. Box 4-chome, 916

Higashi-ku; Telephs. 238,

and 3829 (Honkyoku); P.O. Box

Central 168; Cable Ad: Petrosam 19 (Central) ; Cable Ad : Siber

Rothaoker, Oscar, Publishers and Dr. R. Stunzi, manager

Booksellers—Room 614, Osaka Bldg.; Siemens-Schuckert Denki K. K.—•

Cable Ad : Rothacbuch Daido Seimei Building; Cable Ad:

Otto

Herm.Schaefer

Schaefer ' Siemens

OSAKA 291

Singer Sewing Machine Co., Japan mercial Telegraph and Cable Code

Manufacturers Agency—Room 005- andGeneral Private

Managers—V. D. Thak-

607, Osaka Building. Soze-cho,. Na- kar, D D. Thakkar and A. V.

kanoshima; Cable Ad: Regnis Thakkar

J. L. Asselin, agent

Ralph D. Mohney,. assist, agent

Tovo , Otis, . Elevator, K. K.—Mitsui

Society of Chemical Industry in Building

Basle (Basle,

- - Switzerland)—Sanwa I United Artists, Corporation of Japan

Building

Higashi-ku . Kawara-raaohi. S-chome, 55, | —Shiinbashi Building, 1 16, Suyeyo-

; Tel^nb. 951 (Kitahama);

Cable Ad : Baselosa shibashindpri, 4-chome, Miami-ku;

M. Zeller, representative for Japan | Cable Ad : Unartisco

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Osaka ; Universal 1 PAtures (Japan), Ltd.—

Building, 1, Soze-cho; Cable Ad: AsaHi , Building

Hourglass

U.S.S.R.—Qye TradeBuilding,

Representation

Kinugasa-in

Styrtan Steel Works. Ltd.— 3, 2-cbome, Japan cho; Cable Ad: Vneshtorg

Minami - Sakaigaw a cho, M inato-ku

S. U. & Co.—54, Sanio-dori 4-chome, \ akharia & CO., Ltd.—36, Kawagu-

chi-cho, Nishi-ku

Chikko, Minato-ku

Run Insurance Office, Ltd.—804. Osa- ! Victor Talking Machine Co of

ka Building. 1, Sozechn. Kitakn : Japan, 2-chome,

Ltd—34, Minanihon-machi

Higashi-ku

Teleiph. 257 CTosabori): P.O Box 17

(Central) ; Cable Ad : Sunfire

W. R. Bull, manager for Japan Shintaku Building, _Agency—Kansai:

Volkart Brothers’

26, Kitahama,

(Tokvo) 4-chome, HigasKi-ku ; P.O. Box 37;

S. Tamura, manager (Osaka and -Cable Ad: Vo Ik art

Tokyo Branches)

Run Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Vories & Co., W. M., Architects—

Daidp Seiinei Building, l, Tosabori,

Kansai Branch Office: Asahi Build- 1-cbome. Nishi-kdTeleplr. (Tosabori)

ing, San-chome. Nakanoshina, Kita- 5384 ; Cable Ad : Vories

ku. Osaka; Telephs. (23) 4501, 5471

and 5541 (Kitahama); Cable Ad: Warner Bros. First National Pic-

Sunbeam tures (Japan) Inc.—Gas Building,

Higasha-ku; Cable Ad: Warilaeiga

Tetens, A. P., Heating Engineer and

Contractor—717, Daido Building To- Wehry & Co.. Geo.—5,'Kawaramachi :

sabori, Nishi-ku Cable Ad : Wehry

Teubnee, H., Manufacturers’ repre- Weiss, Franz—051, Osaka Building, lr.

sentative—13 Gotenyama, Takarazu- Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Oablte^ Ad:

ka near Osaka: Teleph, 476; Cable E rawei

Ad: Teubner, Takarazuka

Welansky & Goldberg, Importers and

Thakkar, M. D. (Established, in 1931), Sewing Exporters of Sewing Machines and

Exporters, Importers and Shippers Nomura Building, Machine Parts — Kitahama

—16, Tosabori-dori, 4-ehonie, Nishi- Higashi-ku ; Cable Kitahama, 1 chome,.

Ad : Gbldwel

ku ; Cable Ad: Thakkar: Codes |

Csed : A.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions, ' Ze-iss,-Carl, J\. K. Shucchojo—Daini

Bentley’s Oriental 3-Letter, Scho- [ Nomura Building, Osaka, Higashi-

field’s 3-Letier, Paramount 3-Letter, 1 ku Bingo-machi, 2-chome 56

Oriental Improved 3-Letter, Com-

*10

KYOTO

Kyoto from A.D. ?94 to 1868 was the capital of Japan. Its sacred and

classic associations as w'ell as the picturesque character of the surrounding

country combine to invest the city with an interest attaching to no other place

in Japan. Kyoto has excellent hotel accommodation for foreign tourists. The

city lies practically

is reached from Kobein inthe less

centre

thanof anJapan

hourinandthea main quarterlinebyofexpress

railway,train-

and

The population, according to the census of 1935, is 1,080,000.

The first Biwa 'Canal completed in 1895 was designed for the passage of

goods and passengers and to supply water power, the second canal constructed

atfora purposes

cost of Y.4,477,805, supplies water

of hydro-electricity, etc. for drinking, for the fire brigade, and

Businessmen arid visitors to Kyoto will find the officials of the Kyoto Chamber*

ofandCommerce ready withsightseeing

alsoinforaddition

arranging helpful suggestions Twobothfastformotor

plans. Excellent makinglines

electric commercia connections

Osaka, to other slower lines. highwaysconnect KyotoKyoto

also leave and

for several nearby places of commerical and scenic importance.

Besides its importance as a sightseeing centre and as the distributing centre for

a large variety of artistic Japanese products, it is also important as an educational

centre, having four universities as well as many other schools. Kyoto Imperial

University has about 7,000 students.

DIRECTORY OE FOREIGN FIRMS

American Church Mission—Karasu- Mrs. J. M. Oglesby (Kyoto)

marudori Shimotachi-uri; Teleph. Rev. & Mrs. H. R. Shaw (Kyoto)

2372 (Nishi-jin); Cable Ad: Amchu- Miss M. M. Houle (Osaka)

miss

Rt. Rev. S. H. Nichols, s.t.d. Japan Tourist

Station; Teleph.Bureau—c/o

Shimo 8480; Kyoto*

Cable

Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Smith (Osaka) Ad : Tourist

Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Chapman,

d.d. (Kyoto) Portuguese Vice-Consulate—45, Nan~

Rev. and Mrs. J. Hubard Lloyd zenji, Fukuchi-cho, Sakyo-ku

(Wakayama) Vice-Consul—K. Tnabata

Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Morris

(Kyoto) Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Yana-

Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Jones, m.d. ginobaba, Shijo

(Osaka)

Miss H. R. Williams (Kyoto) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—6, Onmaye

Miss E. L. Foote (Kyoto) da-cho, Nishi-Shichijo, Shimokyo-ku

Miss IT. Skiles (Kyoto)

Miss A. S. VanKirk (Osaka) Vories & Co., W. M., Architects—Omi-

Miss

Miss L.M. E.W.Dickson (Nara)

Hester (Nara) Hachiman; Teleph. 526; P.O. Box 2;

Cable

W. M.Ad:Vories,

Voriespresident

Miss G. Sumners (Kyoto)

KOBE

Kobe, finely situated on Osaka Bay and now the filth largest city in -Japan,

was originally, until its opening to foreign trade in the year 1868, a small

fishing village situated in the vicinity of' the' one®' important town of Hyogo.

The new port was known at first under the name of Hyogo, its older neigh-

bour, but in 1892 the two towns were united under the name of Kobe City and

are now indistinguishable, while subsequent additions have considerably ex-

tended the municipal boundaries. Water supply, electric lighting and tram-

ways are municipal services, and there are numerous lines of motorbuses run

by the city and by private companies. Taxicabs are plentiful and cheap

Extensive harbour works have been carried out, and there are now available

for foreign-going Steamers .five largo concrete piei>, • with{ iquays on either

side, owned by the government, together with *a number of smaller piers, some

by private concerns, all of these being connected with the main Tokyo-Shi-

monoseki line of railway. Two more large piers, one with a slip in the centre,

are now nearing qompletion, while large new piers have been built for the

domestic trade in Hyogo Bay. There is also an extensive anchorage, protected

iby breakwaters. Th Kobe are the Kawasaki arid MitsuMshi shipyards, both

equipped with all modern facilities. In addition to the above,-Kobe possesses

steelworks, locomotive and carriage works, the Dunlop Rubber Company’s

works, a plate and sheet mill, the'Nippon Keori. Cbinpany’s JHead Offices, the

principal mill of the Kanegafuchi cotton spinning company, 1 sugar and flour

mills and also match, chemical' and other factories. The city faces the land-

locked bay, and at a distance of a mile and upwards from the sea ffont there

rises a. chain of steep and picturesque hills,' at the foot of which are the re-

sidential districts. To the north-east, a range of Mils knowh as Rokko-zan,

resort,toboth

2,500 3,OOQ.among

ft, above sea-level,

Japanese and isEuropeans,

rapidly growing

and morein -and

favourmoreas bungalows

a summer

are being built. The links of the Kobe -<3olf Club, which owe their , inception

to'the enterprise Of a small number of former' British residents,;: are a great

attraction to the resort. Rokkozan is reached by a. cablecar, a ropeway and

three motor roads and possesses numerous paths; which afford good walks

Two modern hotels offer good accommodation. Kobe stretches for some ten

miles along the strip of land between the hills and the water and is rapidly

extending on both

it is connected sides,j and,particularly

by rail in the tramways^,

by three electric ditpution ,of 9saka,as bywitha broad,

as well which

well-constructed,'motor-road- , A-number of large modern buildings have added

much to the appearance of the city during recent years. Kobe has three main

railway stations—Sannomiya, Kobe and Hyogo,.; of which the. first-named is

the most important

Shimbnoseki throughfor foreign residents—alT

lirte. There three, being.ipp

are several the main

clubsr—the Kobe Tokyo-

Club

(including members of all nationalities), the Msasonic Club, the India Club,

the Club Concordia (German), and the Kobe Regatta and Athletic Club (inter-

national). At Mirupie the K.R.A.C have a hdathopse, tennis courts and a

large new swimming-pool. There is an English'Church (All Saints), a Union

Church (Protestant), a French R< man Catholic';Church, Mosque and also a

number of Japanese Churches of various denominations.- Kobe possesses two

good foreign style hotels; the Tor,-on the hill, and the Oriental, on the Bund,

and an up-to-date International Hospital run by the foreign community.

The population of the city of Kobe is given as 938,200 (October, 1936).

Kobe possesses the largest number of foreign residents of any city in Japan.

294 KOBE

The Temple of Nofukuji, which possesses a. large Bronze Budda, is situ-

ated in the old town of Hyogo, and is worth a visit; and there is a monument

to the Japanese hero Kiyomori, erected in 1286, in a grove of trees in the

vicinity of the temple, which claims some attention from its historic asso-

ciations. The bed of the old river Minatogawa was reclaimed in 1910. The

upper part of the reclaimed area is now known as Minatogawa Park, where

there is a large market. The lower part of the river-bed is a centre for public en-

tertainments, such as theatres, cinematographs, etc. The shrine dedicated to^

Kusunoki Masashige, who fell on this spot in 1336 during the unsuccessful wars for

the restoration of,the Mikado’s power, stands between Kobe Station and Okurayama

Park, where there is also, alarge City. Library. In the park Stands a bronze statue

of the late Prince Ito, who was gne of the most influential and powerful statesmett

of Japan in the Meiji period.,

DIRECTORY OE EOREIGN FIRMS

Aall & Co., Ltd., Shipping .& Insur- Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomel

ance—29, Harima-machi, Kobe-ku; Kaisha) 32,— Meikai

Floor), BuildingTelephs.

Akashi-machi; (2nd

P.O. Box 282; Cable Ad : Aall 7.11-713 (Sann.); P.O. Box 30 (San-

Abraham & Co., Ltd., L. D., Import nomiya) ; Cable Ad: Ahrens, JSTi-

and Export Merchants—50, Harima- trammon, Nordlloyd

machi; P.O. Box 86 (Sannomiya); H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo)

"Cable Ad: Abraham H. Steenbuck

Directors—C. A. Aslet, B. Abra- . ( A. Kayser

nam, J. Abraham, H. Mita and G. Broetje, shipping dept.

J. Hara W. Roessler

Miss J. Herrmann

Adet. Moss & Co., Wholesale Wine Agents for:

Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H., Ber-

and Spirit Merchants—8, Kaigan- lin. Fertilisers

dori : Teleph. San. 2422; P.O. Box Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

390; Cable Ad: Mossycamp Passenger and Freight Line

C. H. Moss

Advani, Ailion Company, C., Exporters—98,

chome ; H.P.O.E. —Box12-160,

1127 Isobe-dori,

Cable Ad:3- Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box Samu

Gurunanik 273; Cable Ad: Ailion

C. Ailion, proprietor

African Trading Co. -14, Isobe-dori,

4-chome, Fukiai-ku; Cable Ad: American Association ■ (See Associa-

Afri can tions & Clubs)

Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros., Ltd., Ex- Amberg & Cp., Geo., General Mer-

porters — 7-40, Isobe-dori, 4-chome : chants—49, Harima-machi; Cable

P.O. Box 6; Cable Ad: Alkamar Ad: Amberg

Ahaied Ebrahim Bros., Exporters of AMERicANCoNSULA'iie—(Aee Consulates)

Piece Goods, Hosiery, Towels, Sun-

dries, etc.Isobe-dori, 4-chome; American Gulf Orient Line—

Teleph. 1519 (Fukiai); P.O. Box Everett

195; Cable Ad: Ahmedebfam agents Steamship Corporation,

KQBE *95

Amekican Mail Line—7, Kaigan-dori; , AsSOCIACAO, PoRTUGUESA DE KOBE—17

NakdyarriAte-dori, 2-chome, Kobe-ku

Telephs. 1181, 1182, 1183 and 1184 Patron — His Excellency Dr.

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308; Cable Thonaz Ribeiro de Mello 1

Ad: Dollar Exechtiye Committee—F. X. da

E. L. Matteson, general agent Silva e Souza, J. F. Jorge,

C.J. M.

H. Conway,

Bla\ill, freight agentagent

passefnger H. A. dos Remedibs and P. da

S. F. McCaskey, accountant Silva

Hori. . Secretary and Treasurer—

American Merchandise Company. (Bei- V. A. Noronha

koku Shoji Shokai)—12, Kaigandori ; , British Association of Japan (Kobe

.;r Telepljs. Sanpoaiiya, ,4677x and. v3^44 ;

Cable Ad : Harlo

J. H.Rechter, Branoh')—-P.O. Box ^7'4 (Sann.)

Ikedarepresentative Chairman—E. W. James, o,b>e.

ViceMo. —Y. B.T, Wilson

K. Sato Coinmittee—K. Holder, A. E.

Martinj, S. 1). CTay, J. F. James,

American Trading Co, of Japan, Ltd., H. C. Macnaughton and W. C.

Importers,' Exporters, Engineers, Winton

and Insurance—99, Yedb IMichi; British and Eoreign Bible Society

Telephs. 482 to 485 arid 3997 .Sanno-

miya ; P.O. Box 17 Earinomiya; • J and National Bible. Society, of

. ■Cable Ad. Amtraco; All Codes Scotland — 95, r Yedo-machi; Te*

'ieph. 'Saftpomiya- 2725; Cable Ad :

Wm. Jiirzel, president Testaments

O. C. Seyfarth, treasurer

H. Hall, manager (Kobfe Office; /(Catholi.c Young Mijn’s. Association-

C. Y. Baldwin, chief accountant si,

AS: Sasaki

Scheuten(Engineering

(Import Dept.)

Dept.) kii Nakayamate-dori' 1-chome,. Kobe-

# Paris Hiat (Ingersol-R-md) Club Concordia—30-, Yamamoto-

Antaki & Son, E., Export and Import dori, . 2-ehoibe |: Teleph. 615 (Fu-

Commission agents—2, Kaigan-dori y kiai) ; P.O. Box 104

P.O. Box 172; Cable Ad: Antaki Deutsche ; N^ndelskaMmer Japan—

Antaki & Co,, Isaac —76-1, Kyo-machi; P.O. Box' 496; Cable / Ad : Deha-

kapiiheV

P.O. Box: 304 ; Cable Ad : fiikkoman

I. Antaki, proprietor ' Dunlop; (Aub-Wakilibhama

Arjana & Bros., K., Exporters Hois President—Y. B. Wilson

Silk, etc.—12,. Isobe-dori, 3-chome, Vice-Presi'deri'ts—0. A. Morton,

Fukiai ; P.O. Box 203; Cable1 Ad: H. IJrakawaJ'J. Hi Bennett and

Arjan ■S)' Sawada Brazier, J. H.

Committee—G.

A rratoon : Bennett, T. Henbury and K.

porter—94,C. Yedo-machi;

M., ExporterP,,0.and Box

Im- Hirata '

Hon. Treas.—H.

Secty.—W, M.E. Browne

Smith

331; Cable Ad: Arratoon Hon.

ASSOCIATIONS AND. CJTJBS Kobe Amateur-Dramatic Club—

All Saints’ Church Association—| Kobe Club—14, Kano-cho, Roku-

chome; Teleph. 405 (Sannomiya)

53.E.Nakayamate-dori,

W. James; chairman 3-chome

Kobe Cricket Club—

• President—R. T. Holder

American Association of Kobe—c/6 Captain—At Hudson:

Secretary’s Address: \298, Midoro, Hot'. : Secretary—E. , B. Kawasjee

Nada-ku ) ■ Committee—C.

c/p P.O, Bbx 338Bultman,

. , W.v L.

AsSOCIAGAO NlPPON-BRASI.EEIRA-‘-Kap Foggitt,. H-. L. Milne-day and

gan-dori, 1-chome, Kobe-ku M. C. Warrep

296 KOBE

Kobe Golf Club, Links and Club BANK S

House at Rokkosan — Registered

. Office: 203-4, Crescent Building, Bank of Chosen—2, Sakae-machi, 1-

72, Kyo-tnachi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. chome ; Cable Ad : Chosenbank

2744, 1670-5 (Sann.), Club House:

275 (Rokko); P.O. Box 413 Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi

President—P. L. Spence

Captain—R. T. Holder

Hon. Secretary—P. Y. McLane Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Harima-

Hon. Treasurer—W. Lackie machi; Cable Ad : Taiwangink

Committee—S. Imamura, A. C.

Lumley and J. E. Pennybacker Banque Franco-Japonaise — Kogin

Building

Kobe Laavn Texxxs Clui:—

President—A. C. Times Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hon. Secretary—H. Riessen and China—€7, Kyo-machi; Telephs.

Hon. Treasurer—R. Rossert 1410, 1411, 1412 and 1413 (Sannomiya)

Committee—D. Couper, W. A.

Cruickshank, R. T. Holder, S. Ad: P.O. Box 352 (Sannomiya); Cable

G. Stanford and G , E. Yernet A. Keramic

C. Times, manager

W. A. Cruickshank, sub-mgr.

Kobe Masonic Club—“Corinthian j Sub-accountants—

Hall.” 48, Nakayamate-dori; Te- D. R.Cameron

leph. 2765 (Fukiai) A. S. Exell I W. M. Ritchie

Kobe and Osaka Foreign Chamber D.W. Soward

Mackay |j S.VV.E.S. Tear

Hutton

of Commerce—Chamber of Com- V. L. Machado, chief clerk

merce Building, KaigaiYdori Mrs. H. Stephen, stenographer

Chairman—E.

Vice-do. —F. BlumW. James Tseng Futson, compradore

Secretary—H. Langley Dai-ichi Ginko Ltd., The — Sakaye-

Kobe

.13, Regatta

Kano-cho,and6-chome. Club— machi

AthleticKobe-ku: 4-chome, Kobe-ku; Cable Ad:

Daiichigin

P.O. Box 1058; Cable Ad: KRAC Fujimoto Bill Broker & Securities

President—F. M. Jones

Vice-President—E. A. Kennard Co., Ltd.—Sakae-machi; Cable Ad:

Committee—F. Ailion, Geo. Fubillbank

Amberg, V. T. Arratoon, F. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-

W. Bender, C. Fox and Ed. ing Corporation - Bund: Telephs.

Robertson 841 and 842 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

Secretary—P. Y. Wong 353; Cable Ad : Hiroshima

Kobe Sailing Club— Hyogoken Noko Ginko, Ltd. (The

Kobe Yacht Club— Hyogo-ken Agriculture & Industrial

Commodore—J. F. James Bank) — 13, Sakae-machi-dori, 1-

Vice- do. —G. R. Jackson chome, Kobe-ku

Royal Society of St. George - Jr go Ginko, Ltd. (The Fifteenth

Bank, Ltd.)—35, Nishi-machi, Kobe-

St.Register

Andrew's Society—c/o Lloyd’s ku

of Shipping, 32, Akashi-

machi, Kobe-ku Mitsui Bank. Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi

Hon. Secretary—C. Macpherson 3-chome. Kobe-ku

Assomull & Co.. W.—107, Isogami- National City Bank of New York,

dori, 6-chome; P.O. Box 26: Cable The—-38, Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku ;

Ad : Wassiamull Telephs. 3530 to 3534 (Sannomiya);

P.O. Box 168 (Sannomiya); Cable-

Ad: Citibank

KOBE

F. W. Bender, manager R. Brucckiier (Tokyo)

0. V. Grant, accountant G. von Frowein

,1. H. Wilson, sub-accountant & E. Hallier (Tokyo)

pro. manager P. Jacnich (Tokyo)

W. D. F. Morrisson, sub-acct. & Dr. O. Ritter

pro. manager Dr. F. Ronnefeldt (Tokyo)

K. Funatani, sub-accountant E. Schalow (Tokyo)

N. Inohara, do. F. Schirmer (Fukuokal

K.T. Takai,

Mitsunari, do.

do. R. A. Schmidt

O.T. Miyamoto

Mayeda, G. Schumacher (Nagoya)

Dr. H. Schiverdtfeger

J. F. Thuemen

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank H. Vogelsang

N. Y. (Netherlands India Commer- G. A. Vorlaender

< ial Bank, Ltd.)—37 & 38, Akashi-machi, Miss A. Doll

Kobe-ku; Telephs. 1781, 2111 and Mrs. B. Lepsius

2680 Sannomiya; Cable Ad: Han- Miss G. Nerger

delbank Mrs. S. M. Mayer (Tokyo)

Agents for :

Nomura Bank, Ltd.—34, Sakae-machi “Bayer” I. G. Farbenindustrie

Aktiengesellschaft, Leverkusen,

Rhein (Germany)

Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., The^—

Sakae-machi, 3-ehome Bbhna, Michel—1, Hamabe-dori, 4-

chome, 1'ukiai ; P.O. Box 116

One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., The— (Sann.); Cable Ad: Behna

Sakae-machidori, 1 -chome,—Kobe-ku

Sanwa Bank, Ltd.—50, Sakae-machi, Beldam Packing Agency (Japan),

Ltd.—45, Harima-machi; Cable Ad:

2-chome Veepilot

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., The—11, Sakae- Bell (Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co.,

machi, Itchome, Telephs. 41-44, Chartered Accountants— Orescent

4906 'Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Building (4th1 Floor), 72, Kyo-machi,

Sumitbank Kobe-ku ; and at Tokyo and London ;

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The— Teleph. 714 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad :

24. Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. Auditor Harold Bell, f.c.a. (London)

2005-2011 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box Cyril F. Bird, f.c.a. do.

367 ; Cable Ad : Shokin Alan Blain, a.c.a. do.

W. H. Johnstone, a.c.a. do.

Basted «fc Co, W., Exporters of G. F. Wevill, f.c.a. (Tokyo)

Rayon, Silk and Cotton Piece Goods, J. B. Tibbetts, a.c.a. (Kobe)

Hosiery, Shell Buttons, and all other P. H. Palmer, a.c.a. (Tokyo)

Japanese Manufactures and Pro^ N. G. Whitmore, a.c.a. (Tokyo)

duce; Importers of Scrap Metals, V. G. H. Upton, a.c.a. do.

etc.—Nippon Building, 79, Kyo-machi, W. F. Balden do.

Room 412 ; Telephs. Sannomiya 4007 & S. Balden, do.

4886; P.O. Box 1077 ; Cable Ad : Bastel Belmont Hotel—136, Nakayamate-dori,

■“Bayer’’ Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha— 2-chome; Teleph, Fukiai 5067

Sumitomo pidg., 11, Sakaemachi-

dori, 1 chome, Kobe-ku; Telephs. Bendien’s World Service—46. Harima-

Sannomiya 4132, 3639 and 1357; P.O. machi Budge

; Teleph. San. 3349 : Cable Ad :

Box 107; Cable Ad: Pharma. ,C- -Budge, representative

Branch Offices in: Tokyo, Fukuoka,

Nagoya, Sapporo and Taihoku Ben Trading Co.—12, Isobe-dori, 3-

F. von Behring chome, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 83;

W. Beehtle Cable Ad: Benco

E. O. Birkenbeil

298' ; KO]Bfe'!

BEttGMANST & Co.,' General Exporters— Bead & McClure, Bill and Bullion

105, Hachiman-dorj, 3-ch’0nle; . P.O. Brokers—72, Kyo-machi; Teleph.

Box 226; Cable Ad: Betgpianp 41! and 6191 (Sannomiya); P.O.

Georg Pflueger, partner .Box 224: Cable Ad: Black Branch

H. Meya, dp. ,/ . Office in Osaka '

H. Wohl e,rs' do.. , , .-j

G. Akimr; 1 do. ; ’ j

H. Streecfe, signs' po; pi'b.v L.0. ,H. Ovyen, .partper

J. Nuzum, partner'

B. Habepicht " \ . Boeckl & Co., E., Shipchandlers, Can-

H. Schubert ' neries & Export in Smoked Oysters,

U. Bessel

W. 1

Schirmer Smoked Salmon, 2-chome;

Ham & Cable Sausage—

Miss E. Krebs " ' 158, Kitanagasa, Ad:

C. X. Schmacher;' represeptatryp of Boeckl

V. Carl Schliepcr Hand. My., Borkp.wsky, G.—3-4, Hamabe-dori, 4-

Dutch East India ^ : chome; Telephs. 2996 and 988 (Eu-

Xagoya Branch: 175, Ht'gashi- -kiai): P',6. .Box 1,44; Cable Ad :

Olizonb-cho,

W. Miithmi.

H. Schirmer, 4-6horhe

manager i Gebork

BtlktixcK &‘iCo., Etd., General Import ; Bmir,E\s,uA.A Y Co. - 31 of 1, Nozaki-

dori, 7-cnome; Cable Ad: Bottle-

and Export MercharitS—17,

mate-dori ; Teleph".'2992, 5106, 5348 Nakaya- w.^llia , . , , , , -

(Eukiai) ;'Cable Ad : Berrick. Head British Association of Japan—(See As-

Office-: 199., •'Yimashita-cho, Yoko- sociations, and Clubs)

hama, BradcheyTokyo, Kobe,

London, Brussels, Paris and Vienna British ChNsphATE — (See Consulatesj J

W. Jaffe, signs per pro.

A. Marques Broad and Son’, F. B., Oils, Greases

V. Xoronha, accountant and Petroleum Products—7, Hari-

Mrs. E. Jorge nia-machi; Cable Ad: Enso,

H. Guterres

M. Maruyamn Brunner, iVSond & Co. (Japan), Ltd.

T. Matsu maru :

K. Tasiika . ■ ■ ■ ; »; : ed-CI Importers and Exporters of Industrial

Chemicals, Metals and Fertilizers—

Bheeoomall Sons, G., ExportersY-lO, ,1670 Head Office: 72, Kyomachi; Teleph,

Isobe-dori, 3-chome ; Tclephs. Fnkiai Cable (Sahn,

.Ad 6 lines);Branches

: Crescent. P.O. :Box 86;

Tokyo,

2911 and 4224; P.O.’ Box 125 ; Cable Osaka

Ad : Blrerpomall H. Y. Irwine, chairman

R. T. Holder, a.s.a.a., director &

Birnie Leonarp, Surveyor. (Damaged secretary

Goods, etc;), Export an'd Impart, Mining W. Royie, director (London)

Supplies,-and Commission Merchant— W. S. Bristowe, director (Londo.n)

99, Eita and P.Yedo Machi; H. G. Harker

Samipniiya; O. Box 129-,Teleph.

Cable ,',482

Ad: E. H. Fisher

T. M. Milne

.,

Leonard; Codes: A. B. C. 6tP), Bentley’s,

Acme'Commodity Code - -.Distributors- - ■ for Constituent and

Agencies: Subsidiary 'Companies of Im-

J. K. Mooney" & Co., Ltd., New ' perial Chemical Industries Ltd.,

Zealand. Wool, Hides, Sheep- Infludihg v'

skins, Rabbit , Skins, Tallow, British Dyestuffs Corporation, Ld.

. ■ Frozen Meat, etc. I.

Brunner, Mond & Co.,.Ld.

The Feldman Rug Co., Inc., New Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ld.

York ‘Cashel Cyanide Co., Ld.

The Oriental Consolidated Mining Chance Y Hunt, Ld.

TheCo.,Antamok

Chqsen Goldfields Mining Co., I.C.I. (Fertilizer and Synthetic

Products), Ld.

Manila

The IXL Mining Co., Manila Nobels Industries, Xd-

KOBE 209

I.C.L (General Chemicals) Ltd. Canadian

Crescent Transport

Bldg., 72. Co., Ltd.—304,

Kyomachi; Teleph.

Mouldrite Ltd. 1957 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Macsan

Arjentsfor:

Magadi

Jieckitt &Soda

Sons, Co., Ld.

Ld. (Ultramarine) Capelouto and Ashkenazi — Kaigan

United States Alkali Export As- Building, 10, Kai'gan-dori; Telaph.

Sanomiya 2403; Cable Ad: Ashcapel

sociation

Borax Consolidated, Ltd.

Liverpool and London and Globe Caro Tradin;g Co., Export and Im-

port. Merchants—98, Isobe-dori, 4-

Insurance Co., Ld. chome; Teleph. 3880 (FukiaD ; P.O.

Roura

W. & Forgas

Weddel & Co.,G.M.K. (Mercury)

Ltd. (Casein) Box 173 '(Saniiomiya); Cable Ad;

United Carbon Co. (“ Kosmos ” Car- Carotra

bon Black) F. Ailion, proprietor

British Glues & Chemicals Ltd.

• S. A. des’ Usiries Destree (Ultra- Carroll ExportBrothers k Co., Import

Merchants—12, and

Kaigap-

marine) dori; P.O. Box 381 (Sannomiya);

Mysore Government (Sandalwood Cable Ad : Denroche

Oil) R. J. Carroll, partner

Progil, S. A. (Quebracho)

Budge & Co., C. — 46, Harima-machi; Caudrelier, L., Wholesale and Retail

Teleph. San. 3349; Cable Ad: Budge Groceries—1, Kitanagasa-dori, 3-

chome; I^.O. Box 206; Cable Ad:

Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.— Caudrelier

103, Yedo-rtiachi ; Telephs. Sannomiya

848 and 3396 ; P.O. Box 72 Sannomiya ; Central Bakery & Confectionery—32,

Cable Ad : Swire Shimoyamate-dori, 2-chome, Kobe-

H.• A.W.M.Roger, signs perpro.

W. Scott | J.Miki fu: Teleph. Fukiai 2-3622

Buttinghaus, K., Ship Chandlers k Chalhoub k Co., Ltd.—105, Yedo-

machi; Teleph. 639 (Sann.); P.O.

Compradores—176, Kitanagasa-dori Box 371; Cable Ad: Theodorene

Cameron k Co., Ltd., A., Exporters, Theodore Chalhoub, repres. dir-

Importers, Insurance Agents—93, (France)

Yedo-machi: Telephs. 564, 1301-2-3, Rene Chalhoub, repres. dir.

1141-2-3-4 (Sann.); P.O. Box 155 (France)

(Sann.); Cable Ad: Cameron Emile Chalhoub, managing dir.

Campbell, W. W.—Crescent Bldg , 72, Chanrai k Co., J. T., Exporters of

Silk and Curios—39, Isobe-dori, 2-

Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; Cable Ads: chome; P.O. Box 213; Cable Ad:

Graceline and Campbellww

W W. Campbell, special repre- Chanrai

sentative for Japan and China Chellaram Gianchand,. Exporters—68,

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Isdbe-dori; 4-ehdtne; Cable Ad:

Canadian

Canadian Pacific Co. —Ltd.7, Chellaram

Railway Co.

Pacific Express

Harima-machi; Telephs. Passenger CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

491

Ads:(Sann.), Freight

Passenger 393 (Sann.);Freight

“Gacanpac”, Cable

“Citamprag” All SaintsC Church (C. of E.)-^53,

Agent—tL E. Hayward. Nakayamate-dori, .Sanchome

Passenger Agent—S. H. Gaprod Chaplain—Rev. J. C. Ford, m.a.

Staff ; Kobe Union Church—34, Ikuta-cho,

Pas enger Department — A. J. H. 4-chome, Tram Car : (Kano-chc-, 2-

MacDonald chome)

Freight Department — R. M. Pastor—Rev. W. J. M. Cragg,

Davison and W. H. Bower d.d.

300 KOBE

Clay & Co.—46a, Harima machi; Te- China—45, Shimoyamatedori, Ni-

leph. 1212 (Sannomiy.a) ;' .?^.' Box chome; Tekmh. 3407 (Fukiai);

115; Cable Ad: Bossigran Cable Ad: Sinoconsul

CLIFFORr-WlLKINSQN T-ANSAN

Water Co., Ltd.—Nippon Building. MINERAL CtBA—Cresent Building, 72, Kyo-

Kyo - machi; Telephones Sann. 1447, machi ; Cable Ad: Cubasul

1448; P.O. Box 41; : CJa-ble Ad: Consul-General—Justo A. Proenza

Tansa.nia. Branch ., Office ; , Fujiya Secy:-Ihterpreter—M. Dohi

Building, 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku, Denmark—92, Yedo-machi; Teleph.

Tokyo : Teleph. 2304 (Shiba) 3490Consul—R.

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 292

Clough .t Co., Kerry, Import and W. Pearce

Export — 28, Isogami-dori, 5-chome, Egypt—28, Yamamoto-dorn 2-chome,

, Fukiai-ku ; Teleph. Fukiai 5196 ; Cable

Ad : Kerbycluff; Codes Used': Bentley’s Kobo-ku; Teleph. 3550; Cable Ad:

Complete Phrase, Schofield’s

Schofield’s 3-Letter & Private Eclectic, Zafarane

Consul—Dr. H. Chawky

Club Concordia—($>«' Associations and Chancellor—A. M. Farrag

Clubs) Eleve-Consul—K. E. Sahtli

Colombo Export Co., (Jeneral1 Exporters France Teleph.

— 52, IvitonpcHo,: 2-ghome ;

4500 (Fukiai) ; Cable Ad :

and Commission Agent—80, Isbbe-dori, Fransulat,

4-chome; Teleph 4616 (Fukiai); P. Consul—P. M. Depeyre

O. Box 1017; Cable Ad: Export

Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan, Germany—115, Higashi-machi, Kobe-

Ku; Teleph. 24 (Sannomiya);

Ltd.—61, Kaigari-dori; Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Consugerma

Grafonola Consul;General—Dr. W. Wagner

Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—7, Consul- \Y. Schmaltz

Attache—W. Galinsky

Harima-machi; Telephs. 393 and 491 Chancellor—F.Schafer

Hubner

(Sannomiya) Secretary—K.

Comptoik Orient Export. Importers Frau E. Mobus

Interpreters—M. Sasaki and Y.

and Exporters—114, Higashbmachi ; KasaiTeleph.

P. O. Box 169 (Sannomiya);

3218 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Kanasako Great Britain—Crescent Building

A. Kahn, director (5th Floor), No. 72, Kyo-machi;

J. Lantz, manager • Teleph.

Britain 91 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

CONSULATES ' Consul-in-Charge—A. R. Ovens

Consul—H. A. Graves

Argentine—Osaka Shosen Building Shipping Clerk—J. S. Waddell

' Consul-General —Francgsco Ortiz Secretary—S. Inou^e

Belgium—38, Akashi-machi Greece —79, Kyo-machi, Nippon

Hon. Consul—H. Melchior Bldg.; Teleph. 1895 (Sanhomiya)

Consul—H, C- Macnaughton

Bolivia—72, Kyo-machi Vice-Consul—D. M^ Young

Brazil - Shosen Building, 4th floor, Guatemala—118, Naka-machi

Kaigan-dori ; Cable Ad : Consbras; Consul—J. Mustaros

Teleph. San. 2510

Consul-General—Oscar Correia Italy—27, Yamamoto-dori, 2mhome

Vice-Consul—Renato

Cunha Auxiar Carneiro da Mexico—Shosen Building ; P-Q Box

Pedro Vicente de Couto 321; Cable Ad : Latuf

Alecia R. de Couto

KOBE 301

Xbtherlands—32, Akashi-machi; Te- J. Carroll

ieph. 5360 (Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad : K. Kawana

Hollandia Miss Y. Niho

Acting Consul-General—W. H. Tour Dept.—-

de Roos N. T. Oishi'

Interpreter — N. A. J. de Voogd Japanese Dept.T-

Archivist—-Ph. J. C. Tissen S. Sokirie 1

Norway—45, Harima-machi, Kobe- Accou nts Dept. —'

ku T. Tanaka

Consul—T. B. Gansmoe Y. Fukushima

Vice-Consul—R. Birch Anne H. Horikoshi

K. L. Cheng, cashier

Peri —104-1, Yamamotb-dori, 2-choiue ; Miss Shimizu, stenographer

Teleph. 5540 (Fukiai) ; Cable Ad: Miss

Miss M. H. Years,

Smith, mail clerkdo.

Percon

Consul—J. Jose Salas

Portugal—17, Nakayamate-dori, 2- Cooper, Pindlay & Co., Ltd., Export

Merchants and Insurance Agents —

chome; Teleph. 2992 (Fukiai) 110, Ito-machi, Kobe-kuTelephs.

373, 2112 and 5970 (Sann.;; P.O. Bex

Spain — 99, (Kitanocho, 2 chomp; 311 ; Cable ;Ad.: Repooc

Teleph. 4090 (Fukiai) F. D. Burrows,, director (Absent)

H. S. Williams, repres. dir.

Sweden—93, Yedo-machi C. K. Kirby, do.

Consul Gen.—Ernest W. James, C. Biyth, director

O.B.E. J. Gadsby, director (Tokyo)

F. W. R. Ward, director (London)

U. S. S. R —-170, Kitano-cho, Kobe- D. Coupar

ku; Cable Ad: Sovconsul C. G. dos Remed ios ;

Mrs. , C. Remedios

United States of America — 122, Miss H. Visscher

Higashi-machi; Teleph. 93 Sanno-

miya ; Cable Ad: American Con- Cornes &( Ob.r-pSS,.,-Yedp-machi; Te-

sul lephs. P.O.

4*32,’-493Boxand170;2290Cable

(Sannomi-

Consul—Louie H. Courley ya); Ad:

Venezuela — 10, Kitanagasa-dori, Cornes A. J. CoTnesf (London)

Kobe-ku J. Cornes (London)

P. L. Spence (Kobe)

Continental Insurance Co. of New J. W. Meyer (Kobe)

York, The—7 Harima machi; Teleph Import H. E. Punnett, acot.

4466 (Sami.); P.O. Box 319; Cable Dept.—

Ad : Reidsan D. R. Tennent

S. Reid, agent Export Dept —

T. L. Christensen

Continental Trading Co., Importers, N. J. Cornes

Exporters and Commission Agents— Shipping and Insurance Dept.—

44, Onoe-dori 6-chome, Fukiai-ku A. Boulton

Survey Dept.—

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Oriental J. F. Munro

Hotel and Toyo Building; P.O. Agencies:, ri ,i >-) }

Box Sann. 398; Cable Ad: Coupon Ben Line Steamers, Ld.

R. Edgar (On leave) Lloyd’s, London

E. C. Hanscomb London Salvage Association

B. Hailstone Board of Underwriters of New

Travel Dept, — York

M. Yussim Ralli Bros, Ltd.

KOBE

Cox & II irao, Exporters, of: Hosiery Hbt. de la Camp, partner

Manufactures, Cotton Piece and K. Piper, partner (absent)

Manufactured Goods, Hats and L. de la Camp, signs per pro-

Braids, Woollen Goods, , Poi’celain- E. Hansen

ware, Silk & Rayon;: .Button and H. Zeiler

Jewelleries, Electrie. Accessories, K. Piper, Jr.

Hardware, Rubber Goods, Produce, H. W enzel

Woodenware, Guts Bambooware & Mrs. E. Wall weber

Celluloidware — 112, Higashi - machi •

Teleph. 4527 (Sannomiya); P. O. Delburgo Commission& Merchants—6,

Co., Ltd., D. H., Export

Goko-ciori,

Box 112; Cable Ad: Coxland 1-chome; Telephs. Fukiai 7456, 7457 and

M. liirao, partner 7458 P. O. Box 297; Cable Ad: Ogrubled

D. Cox, do. tBondon) D. H. Delburgo, managing dir.

Cuban Consulate—(SVe Consulates) K. Kita, director

B. Shida, director

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J., Importers and H. Fujii, auditor

Exporters—2, Kaigan-dori, 1-chome ; K. Sakai j K. Ohtsuka

P.O. Box 1050 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad :

Curnow Deuber & Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)—

Daito Shoka,, Manufacturers and 443; 17, Sakai-machi, 3-chome;

P. O. Box 1133 Sann.;Teleph.

Cable Ban.

Ad:

Exporters—11, Isobe-dori. Shi- Deuber E. Deuber, partner

chome; Telephs. Fukiai 3489 and

5784; Cable Ad: Daitoshoka. Fac-

tory at Okubo, near Akashi, Japan T.M. Naka,

Deuber,manager

do.

M. Yamamoto, mng. director Directory

A. Kitaj ima, export manager Far Eastand(China, ChronicSe

Japan,ofMala-the

Dalamal & Sons—18-19, Isogami-dori, ya, Philippine Islands, Netherlands

4-chome; P.O. Box

(Fukiai); Cable Ad : 1134; Teleph. 3645 India, Indo-China, etc.)

Kirpaloo Agents for K(be and District :

Danish Consulate - {See Consulates) Thompson ft Co., Ltd.—3, Kai-

gan-dori;, Itchome

Dave Brothers—72, Isobe-dori, 4- Dodweii & Co., Ltd., Importers and

chome, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 42; Exporters, Shipping, Bunkering &

Cable Ad: Sword Insurance Agents—82, Kyo-machi;

Daver & Co., R. E., Mefchants--73-l, miya) Telephs. 752, 753 and 796 (Sanno-

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 347 Dodwell; P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad :

(Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad : Daver J. A. Thomson, director & general

R. E. Davef manager for Japan

D. R. Daver J. H. Ewing, manager

David & Co., S. J.—47, Kagoike-dori, F. J. Horman-Fisher

6-chome, Kobedcu; P.O. Box Sanno- D, Harvey

miya 14 E. C. Jeffery

H C. D. Knight .

De Becker, de Becker . * Sebald, W. de Witt

International & Maritime Lawyers Miss M. Ailion

—Meikai Building, 32, Akashi- Miss'G. Fox

machi; Cable Ads : Debeck,er & Sebald Miss L. Vobly

Ah Kwei,' compradore

Degay A Co.—89, Sannomiya-cho ; Agencies-.

Cable Ad: Degay Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co , Ltd.

Bank Line, Ltd.

Delacamp, Piper & Co., Merchants-— Barber-Wilhelmsen Line

1, Kaigan-dori; Tolephs; 1007 1; and Dodwell-Castle

The East Asiatic Line Go., Ld. of

3592 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box' 134; Copenhagen

Cable Ad : DecampalOs

KQBE. 3QS

J. & ,G. Harrison, Ltd. Doray, -Brother,*;,. ,1 <;we! lers and Gem

Andrew Weir & Co. Merchants, E^Ppr,t|ers

: ; pf,all kinds of

Wilheknsen Lines Pearls, I-mpoiltergi, oL alL kinds, of

Bakau and Kenya Extract Co.,; Ld. Gems—107-4, Nakayamate-dori; P.O.

(Cutch)

British Anti-Fouling Composition Box ,332; :Gahle Ad: B.qoso

and Paint Co. M. B. .R.,; Doray

J. Boiler

Dampney &’ CaV Ld.^

Compound, etc.) (“ Apexior” Dosh-i A Co., A.—113, Haohiman-dori;

Peerless Carbon and Kibbon Co., ' P.O. 'Box 1098; Cable Ad : Doshi

Ld. Dovacy' & Co., PL, Producers and

The Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.

Alliance Assurance5 Co., Ld. (Fite) Exporters of Agricultural Products

in Japan—Kikunoi Bldg.,, 8, Kano-

Caledonian'

Marine) Ihsee. Co. (Fire and cho, Kobe-ku ; ' Tel'eph. Sannomiya

Newcastle Protection and Indem- 5974; Cable Ad : Dovas

nity Association

. North of Lngland-. Protection and Down Boeki Shskai,.: Ltd., Exporters

Indemnity Association and Importer# — I’bT-IS, Miimoya-

Union Assurance ■ Society, Ld. mate-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 218 ;

(Fire) .•Cable ■ Ad : Springbok-'

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.

(Fire, Marine and Motor Car), Du Pont de >1 km ours & Co., Inc.,- E.

Doitsu Senkyo Gomei Kaisha—37, and I., Dyestuffs, Chemicals, Colours

Akashi-maehi, Kobe ku; P.O. Box 88; quid Goid^Cre'scent Accelerators;. Cellophane, Li-

Buildihg;'72, Kyo-

Cable Ad: Dqitsenryo

G. Kuhweide; managing partner muclu, 'felOphs. 2989 and 38:74'(Saiih,);

A. Paid, partner P.O. Box 384, Cable 1Ad: Dupohtdyek

P. Becker A. Paul ' Brown,' dirfedtdr of sales

Daisy Goldman,Taccq.untant : ,

G. Beutner

M. Braeuer GUtb'r rds - | ■ Z.- ,Goldman

' O. Guterres ' '

H. Brueggemann

Dr. H. Daiinehl Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd.

R. E. Fischer —Fukiai

Wakinohama, Eukiai-ku;

Dr. J. Frei

S. Fuellkrug 2-1,878-4-5-6; P.O. BoxTelephones

159;Cable

W. Giudice Ad: Gumco

F. Grosskinsky ' V. B, Wilsbh, managiiig director

K. Jung ’ G.manitger"

A. Morton, director and( works

E. Kem T. li. Muidli, director

F. Medster K. Akabdri, do.

F. Rapp J. K, AUawaJf-," sales ipanager

H. Riessen II. S. Goodwyn Isitt, F.0.A-, insp.

H. Rossbach J. H. Bennett

P. E. Schmachtenberg H. M. Browne

K. Schoenfeld T. Henbury

K. Schuffnef ' W. Morris:.,, (

- • C. L. Timm J. N©w,,,'acQduntar)t

H. Vogt E. C. Tehsori

H. Voriaender W. E. . Smith.

L. Zumfehle * ' O. H. Woodward ,

Miss G. Bergmann R. A. Woolger

Miss M. Bott Miss li. Winter

Miss R. Rueckert Miss E. Heribury

Mrs. J Bessel Miss O. Jones

Dollar Steamship Line--?, Kaigan-

dori; Telephs. 1181, 1182, 1183 and Durlabhjj &. Co., B., Exporters—5,.

1184 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308; Isobe-dori, Durlabhji

4-chome; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Dollar

KOBE

East & West Trading Co., General Far Eastern Advertising Agency—

Importers 2, Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; P.O. Box

nit'chi; Cable& AdExporters—70,

: Handw Kyo- San. 108; Cable Ad: Kokoku

Douglas M. Young, managing

Eastern ExtensionCo.,Australasia and director

China Telegraph Ltd. and Great

Northern Telegraph. Co., Ltd.— Far East Superintendence Co., L/ro.,

Information

Building, 1-42,(Jrtice: NipponKobe-ku;

Nisbi-maciii ISeimei General Cargo and Cotton Con-

Teleph. trollers.—30, Akashi-machi; Telepb.

NordiskeSannomiya 1331; Cable Ad: Cable 2087 (Sann.) ; P.O. Box 240 (Sann.);

Ad: Supervise

T. Japan

J\. Kimura, chief traffic agent in J. A. Steiner, manager

I.H. I'tsuki,'traffic agent A. N. Petersen, assist, manager

Nakagawa ^ ^ Miss M. D. Buchanan, steno.

N. Kaji K. J. Isono

H. M Sashida. accountant

Eiri Shoji Kabushiki Kaisha-104, M. C. Young

Yedo-machi, Kobe-ku Y. Tsukamoto

H. Takemura

Eiwa Trading Co., Lid., The—70, V. Kimura

Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 52;

Cable Ad: Eiwaco J.S. Kamamoto

Kubosaki

M. Sugitani

Empreza Luso-Japoneza, The — 417, S. Inouye

Kobe Building, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box D. Nomasa

51; Cable Ad: Couto; Codes: Acme, Fatehchand & Sons, Exporters—12.

Bentley’s and Mascotte 2nd Edition Isobe-dori, 3-chome; Cable Ad:

A. B. de Couto, director Fatechand

Ennenberg, A., Export and import— Faure, E.—73, Kyo-machi; Cable Ad:

3-20, Yamamoto-dori, 4-chome; Te- Faure

leph. Fukiai 1834; Cable Ad: Soya

& Ennenberg Faust, J. W., Importers and Manu-

Agencies: facturers Agents—97, Yamarnote-dor

TheCo.,Auglo-Chinese

Ld., of London Eastern Trading 2-chome, Kobe-ku

Code Compiling Go., Inc. (New Faveyrial,

York), Publisher^ of Universal and Woollen J., Importer of Wool Tops

Trade Code, Standard, Popular, chinery and Yarn and Textile Ma-

Exporter—75, Shimo-

and Tanners’ Council Editions yamate-dori; 3-chome; Teleph. 2127

Esmaljee, A. H.—27, Sahhomiya-cho, (Fukiai); Cable Ad Faveryrial

3-chome; Teleph. 1407 (Sannomiya); Fog, Raebild & Toft—118, Ita-machi:

P.O. Box 368; Cable Ad: Babji- Teleph. 0998 (Sannomiya);P.O. Box 34' ;

mowla Cable Ad: Fogiltoft

Everett Steamship Corpn. —Boom 5, France Boyeki Shokai (Successors

Tbyo Bldg., 7, Harima-machi; P.O. to Comptoirs Soies, Soeiete Anony

Box 77, Cable Ad: Everett me)—Sanzui Bldg., Fukiai; Teleph.

"Exchange” Tea & Grill Room, The— 2682 (Fukiai); P.O. Box 379; Cable

Ad : Isabeau

Naniwa-machi H. Tsubouchi

Faizullabhoy, E., Merchant and Com- Frazar & Co., Ltd., Importers, Ex-

mission Agent—26, Sannomiya-cho,

3-chome; Telephs. 262 and 5925 (San- porters & Shipping Agents—46, Ha-

rima-machi, Kobe-ku; Cable Ad:

nomiya), P.O. Box 97; Cable Ads: Drumfrazco

Faizullabhoy and Esfeabhoy

M.\I.G.M.Poonawala,

Yahyabhoymanager Freundlieb, H.—12, Na.kayamate-dori

KOBE 305

JFtjrido Shokai, (Arthur Freid) Graham

General Importers, Exporters and porters—99, Yedo-machi, Kobe-ku;

Selling Agents—20, Harima-machi; Teleph. San. 483; P.O. Box 1119;

Cable Ad: Hiroya. Tokyo Office: 5-7, Cable Ad : Maharg

Koami-cho, 3-chome, Nihonbashi-ku

Futehally & Sons, N., Exporters and Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

and Eastern Extension Australasia

Importers—114, Higashi-machi; P.0. and China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—

Box 74; Cable Ad: Futehally Information

Building, 1-42,Office: NipponKobe-ku;

Nishi-machi, Seimei

Gansmoe, T. B.—45, Harima-machi; P.O. Teleph.N ordiske Sannomiya 1331; Cable Ad:

Box 377; Cable Ad: Gansmoe T. Japan

K. Kimura, chief traffic agent in

Representative—A/S Borregaard

Sarpsborg, Norway, Pulp and I. Utsuki, traffic agent

Paper Makers H. Nakagawa

‘Gautemala Consulate— (See Consulates) N. Kaji

Gepeon Freres, Import and Export, Griebel, P.—7, Isobe-dori, 4-chome;

Diamonds, and Precious Stones im- Teleph. Kahnkay

Fukiai 3096; Cable Ad:

porters— 40-15, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P. Griebel

Teleiph. 3314 (Fukiai); P.O. Box

329;F. Gideon

Cable Ad: Gedeon Gupta, A. M., Exporter & Importer

(Exporters

Enamel-ware,of Glass-ware,

Every Fancy Porcelain,

Articles,

General Engineering Co.—18, Aka- Leather Goods and All Other Japanese

shi-machi, Kobe-ku Manufactures; Importers of All Indian

General Export Trading Co.—737, cho, Raw Materials) — 169 32. Sannomiya-

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 165,; Gupta1-ohome; P.Q. Box 87; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Progressus; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th Edn. & Improved. 6th Edn. Hagemeyer Trading Co., Lid., Gen-

Western ' Union ; Bentley’s; Schofield’s eral Exporters—2, Isogaml-dori, 1-

Electric Phrase Code & C. it J. Sup- chome; Telephs. Fukiai 1799 & 3966;

plement Schofield’s

Rudolf Mosse 3-Letter

Code and Code; Cable Ad: Hagemeyer; and , at

Supplement,

Oriental 3-Letter Code and Oriental Batavia, Semarang, Suerabaya,

Cheribon, Palembang, Medan, Pa-

Improved Code

H. Suess, proprietor dang, Bandjermasin, Pontianak,

P. Griebel Makassar, Menado, Singapore,

M. Thorleuchter Penang, Kuala Lumpur and Ams-

terdam (Head Office)

Gerber & Co., J. —841, Kaigan-dori; J. A. Hagemeyer, manager

Cable Ad: Afrigerber D. C. Lambert-Ede, actg, manager

German Consulate—{See Consulates) Isobe-dori, &4-chome;

Haidarali Co., Exporters—102,

P.O. Box 401;

Telephs.

Goncharoef & Co., Inc., M., Chocolate Ads: Haidarali and Fukiai 4303, 3448; Cable

Factory—12, Nakayamate-dori Kasim

Grace Line—305, Crescent Building Helm Bros., Ltd., Contracting Steve-

W. W. Campbell, special represen- dores, Landing, Shipping, Forwarding.

Warehousing and Licensed Customs

tative for Japan and China Brokers—46,

Sann.1489 Harima-machi;

Box !47;Telephs.

Graciani & Co., J., Importers of 5th Ad: Helm;ife Codes:

5880; P.O.Bentley’s, Cable

A.B.C.

Woollen Goods and Yarns, etc.— & 6th Editions

Takayama Building, 9-61, Sannomi- J. T. Helm, managing director

ya-cho; Telephs. 1533 (Sann.); P.O.

Box 296; Cable Ad: Graciani AG. Richter

Preuss, assistant manager

H. Makaroff

306 KOBE

Heuperman & VAX Bseuke.lex—110, S.J. Maughanmal,

Gianchand, asst- manager

manager

iiaehiman-dori, 3'Qh'ome ;> Te^ephs. F. W. Mukhi, (I...

6776, 6777, 6776 and 6779 (Fukiai;) ; T. G. Mail(aiiij .dp.,

P,0. Box 53; Cable Ad: Heuperinan 4 Pg.rmanand^jli^iSl '^ccountaptf

and Breukeien' _

Hilt,, :

A. V/.Sbimoyamate-dori,

Men’s Tailor and2-ehorue, Shirt Hotel Tor Apartments—Tor Ro^dR

Maker—32, Hunter, & Qo,, E. H., Merchants—29.

Teleph. Fukiai 3622 .' Harima-machi; Telephs! 0197 and 0188 ;

Hill PhArmaoy—36, Shimoyaxnate- P.O-Box 39 ; Cable Add: Hunter

dori, 3-ehome; Teleph. 3639 (Fu- Husain & Co.^S, L., Buying Agents

kiai);

& Bentley’s Cable Ad: Hilfarko; Codes: Acme arid Exporters of Japanese Mer-

C. B, K,._ Avgftll/ M.pi's. (Eng.) chandise—165, Isobe-dori, 3-chome;

Teleph. Pukiai 5907; P.O. Box 312;

Hirji & Co., M. H., Exporters, Im- | ‘ Cable Ads: Veii'us and Lotus

S. L.R. Husain

porters, andJ Manufacturers’ Agents S. Guleria

-92, Yedo machi; P.O. Box 163;

Cable Ad : Hirji S. F. Ali ■ [> M'. !U. Mohideen

Holstein & Co., O.—Nippon Building, Illies & Co.p C.-^Nrppon Bldg.; 79,

Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; TeF&ph&hSSl &

79, Kyo-machi;

ya);G. P.O. Teleph. 4166 (Sannomi,

Box 314; Cable Ad: Holstein 4730 (Sannomiya); P-.O. Box |77;

Holstein Cable Ad: Hapag ' ' ’

K. S'-harfenberg Shipping Department (General

•E.E. Sehnell :!

Wnltlier > e : . ■ Agency: Hamburg-AmerikaLinie)

H. R. Rehrmanri •

Miss L. v. See!-Holstein C. Koch

K.) Friedriohten, (Yokohama)

Knlstein Shipping & insurance Illies-& Co.-, G.,, Bosch Department—

Agencies — Nippon Building, 79,

Kyo-machi; Teleph. 4lfe^ (Sanhdrhi- 84-2, Kaigan-dori; .Telephs. Sannomi-

ya); P.O. Box 314; CaMe Ad: I yaK.(3)G.0136Kuenkele, 1884 ; Cable

branchAdmgr.

: Boscliilli

Holstein

C. Holstein Indian Provision- -Store, The, Gen-

H. Mueller | E. Schnell eral Suppliers—13^, Isobe-dori, 1-

Agency. ' chome: Teleph. Fukiai 4812; Cable

Hick mens Line Ad: Wadhco

Home InsTrange Co, of New York— Indo Boeki ShokH—-8, Isobe-dori, 3-

27, Naniwa-machi, Kobe-ku; Cable chome, Fukiai-ku; Teleph. Fukiai 6590

Ad : Eefardt V '

Indo Nippon Trading Co., Importers and

HpONP^aiL,Sons,’.•

porters— 24, Isogami-dori. .General Ex- Exporters—90-97,

4-chome,

Yamamoto-dori, 2-

chome; P.O. Boxj Sannomiya 1015;

Fukiai-ku; Telepfts. . Fukiai 2523, Cable Ad : Indopippon

70,28;

Hoondamall; P.O. yBox*.. 271;Standard

uoaes’: All . Cafeie Codes

Ad: International Hospital of Kobe— :

and Private 1, Kunika-dbri,

Teleph. Fukiai 68;7-ehome,

P.O. BoxFukiai

269 ku ;

K. Kishir.cHatid, rhng. proprietor Board of Directors—

J.B. Parts brai, inahager E.A. L.C. Matteson,

Parmanad,

D. Ranichand, do.

asst, rpanager _ Tinios, bon.chairman

treasurer

B. Ram .hand, aceduntant J. Macdonald Smith, hon. secy.

W. J Sebald

N. E. van de- Stadt

Hotchand KhemchaNd, World-wide G. Barbe

Exporters—5,

Fukiai-ku; Teleph-,, Goko-dori, 5+chome,

Fnkiai 455:4, )055 H. Vogt

«fe 6202: Cable Ad: Hotchand Dr. -J. Ness-Walker

KOBE

International Traders, Dealers in Japan Straw braid Export Co.—121,

and Exporters of all kinds of Jap- Itomachi; P.O. ‘Box San. 1021;

anese Manufactures—87, Sannomiya-

cho : P.O. Box 312; Cable Ad: Venus Cable Ad: Fairplay

A. M. Sahay, proprietor Japan Tourist Bureau, Ticket Agents,

etc.—Sannomiya Station ; Cable Ad :

Jaffer & Co., iM.—1-96 Kobe-dori; Tourist

P.O. Box San. 1068; Cable Ad:

Jaffer Jardine, Matheson, & Co., Ltd., Mer-

chants—83, Kyo-mhdhi; Telephs. 1046

Jaioopal Ramkishen Bros., Exporters to 1047 (Sann.); P.O. Box 16 (San-

of Japanese Products—10, Isobe- nomiya); Cable Ad : Jardine

dori; Cable Ad : Ramkishen A. McDonald

Agencies :

James’ Globe Trading Co., Import Indo -China Steam Navigation

and Export Agencies — Nippon Co., Ld. .

Building, 79, Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; Glen Line, Ld.

Cable Ad : Jamesglobe Prince' Line

British Canadian Steamships, Ld.

“Japan Advertiser”—10, Kaigao- Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

dori; Cable Ad : Advertiser Royal Insurance Co., Ld.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.

“Japan Chronicle,” Daily and Weekly Reliance Marine Insurance Co.,

Issues—65, Naniwa-machi; Teleph. Ld.

Sannomiya 3970 and 3971 ; P.O. Box Triton Insurance Go., Ld-

91;E.Cable Ad: Chronicle Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

A. Kennard, editor Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.

S. Eoley, business manager

J.A. R.Bermant

Price Jarmain Davis & Co., Ltd.—75, Kyo-

Miss M. Martin machi; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad:

Miss E. da Silva Silkfieid

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.—Meikai

Japan Chronicle Press, Printers and Building, 82, Akasbi-machi; Telephs.

Publishers — 65, San.Naniwa-machi;

Kobe-ku 3971 ; Sannomiya 155, 2805 & 5102; P. O.

P.O. Box; Teleph.

San 94 ; Cable3970

Ad: and

Chronicle Box 336; Cable . Ads : Javalijri and

Hoaline

S. Foley, manager . L. Speelman, manager

A. J. Th. van dei,-,Chijsy.asst. mgr.

Japan Exporting Co.—100, Onoye- Agencies :

dori, 4-chome; Teleph. .3107 (Fu- Holland East Asia Line

kiai); P.O. Box 221 (Sannomiya) ; “Netherland” Royal Dutch Mail

Cable Ad: Wynne “Rotterdam Lloyd” RoyalDutch Mail

Royal Packet Navigation Co.

Japan Import and Export Commission (K.P.M..)

Co.—63,P.O. Naniwa-machi; Holland America Line (N.A.S.M.)

0497; Box 9; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Com- Royal Dutch Airways' (K. L. M)

Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways

mission. Branches in Yokohama and (K.N.I.L.M.)

Nagoya'

Japan Paper Co.—99, Yedo-machi; P.O. Jedeikin, Louis—26, Naniwa-machi;

Telephs. 1574 and 2549 (Sann.); P.O.

BoxRichard

17 ; Cable

T. Ad: Japapco.

Stevens, president (New Box 58; Cable Ad: Jedeikin

York) Samuel Jedeikin

. Howard Clayton, vice-presdt. (Treas., A. Gercik

New York)

Herbert Hall, manager (Kobe) J oseph & Co.—60, Sannomiya-cho, 1 -

K. Sugikaku, chief clerk (Kobe) chome; P.O. Box 101; Cable Ad: Joseph

308 KOBE

Juchhexm's Confectionery—309, San- T: Kishi

rtomiya-oho, 1-ohome: Teleph. 1716 I. Sakano

(Sann.) K.\. Suganuma

Okada

Junqers, E. A. —85, Yamamoto-dori, Kundanmal Ramlal, Exporters of Silk,

3 chome. Kobe-kai Art Silk, Woollen, Cotton Piece Goods,

Kavira & Co., Manufaxsturers' Repre- and Fukiai-kuYarns—13, Isobe-dori,

Fukiai (2)3-chome,

sentatives. Commission Agents, Ex- 6713;

port and Import—60, Sannomiya- Cable; Telephs.

Ad: Ramlal 6712 &

cho, 1-chome; P.O. Box 841 ; Cable Kwansei Gakltn University—Nishimo

Ad: Hakim miya Shigai: Teleph. 620 (Nishinomiya

Kharwar, B. M. —100j Isbbe-dori; General Officers

Kobe-ku Cable Ad: Kharwar President—C. J. L. Bates, m.a.,

d.d.

Ki-matra; & Co., J,, General Expor- Vice-President—M. Hori

ters—Jhamatmal Kimatrai Bldg.. Registrar—T. Kishinami, m.a..

.25, Isobe-dori, 1-ehome; Cable Ad: B.D., PH.D.

Kinchicrap Student Supt.—Y. Suzuki, m.a.,

B. A.

Kobe Ci^iJB—vO'ee Associations & Clubs) Chaplain—K. Kitoku, m.a., b.d.

Bursar—J. J. Mickle,

Librarian—W. e.p.s. m.a...

K. Matthews,

Kobe College (Jogakuin)—Okadaya- .B.D.

yama, Nisbinomiya; Teleph. 2264 University Officers

(Nishinomiya) President—C. J. L. Bates, m.a.,

Kobe Cricket Ceub—-($ee Associations & d.d.

Clubs) Dean of Law & Literature Depl.

—H. F. Woodsworth, b.a., m.a.

Kobe Hotel— Dean of Commerce & Economic-

Dept.—K. Kanzaki, b.a.

Kobe Regatta (k& Clubs)

Athletic Club—CSC? Dean of Preparatory School—S,

Associations Kikuchi, B.s.

College Officers

Kobe Unton CurRcH -Cve Churches & Dean of Theological College —

Missions) Rev. M. Hori

Dean of Literary College—H. F.

Koschkin. H., Exporter of General Woodsworth, b.a., m.a.

Merchandise, Speciality: Cultured Dean of Commercial College—K.

Pearls-86, Yamamoto-dori 3-chome ; Kanzaki, b.a.

Teleph. Fukiai 4704; Cable Ad: Middle School

Kuronia : . • Prin. of Academy—Y. Manabe

Kothari Sz Co.—10O, Yedo-machi; Lane, Crawford & Co., Drapers and

Outfitters—37, Akashi-machi; Cable

Cable Ad : Kotharico U Ad: Stanford

Kozhaya S. G. Stanford, manager

BankokuShokai,

ehome; Building,General

Telephs. Fukiai

Exporters—

Isokami-dori,

7533 & 7534;5- Lautier Fils Shokai—Tokiwa Build-

P.O. Box 421; Cable Ad: Algazal; ing, 30, Akashi-machi; Teleph. 5932

Codes

Bentley’sUsed: A.B,C. Paramount

Complete. 6th Edition,3- (Sann.); P.G. Box 47; Cable Ad:

Letter, Lautierfis

3-Letter Seljofield’s

and Private3 Letter, Oriental Layko, Ross k Co., Inc., Exporters

L. Kozhaya of Cotton Goods, Toys and Novel-

Geo. W. Gabaretta ties, Silk and Rayon Piece Goods,

S.S. Suzuki

Taniguchi Sundries, etc.—94, Yedo-machi ; Te-

M. Tatsumi leph. 1873 (Sann.) ; P.O. Box 1009

S. Furukawa (Sannomiyal : Cable Ad: Layko

KOBE 309'

Lendsum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents Mackie & Co., F. N., Chartered Ac

and Merchants—35, Nishi-maclli i 'countants—72, Kyo-maohi: Teleph.

Teleph, 1166 (Sannpmiya); P.O. Box 2744 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 413:

222; Cable Ad: Lendrum Cable Ad: Finance

M. McCance, managing director F. W. Mackie, c.a, (Kobe)

Sole Agents for Japan and Korea: W. Lackie,’1 c.a.' (Kobe)

St. Maurice Valley Paper Co.,

Ltd., Montreal, P. Q. Mackinnon, Mackenzie &Telephs.

Co. (Japan),

Pacific Ltd.—72, Kyo-machi; San-

Crown Mills Ld., Vancouver,

Willamette PaperB. C.Co., nomiva 431 (P. & O.), Sannomiya

San Francisco 698 (B.I.): P.O. Box 109; Gable

Ad : Mackinnons

Liebermann Waelchli & Co., General Agencies :

Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co.

Importers and Exporters—9r8, Yedo- British India & Apcar Lines

machi; Telephs. 3124 to 3126 (Sanno- Eastern & Australian S.S. Co. Ld

miya); P.O. Box 249: Cable Ad: Marine Insurance Co., Ld. (of

Waelchli London)

J. R.L. F.Waelchli

Hausheer I Dr.merW. Hoehhei- Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

O. Keller F. F. A. Guterres Ld.

J.LT. R.Bloechliger

Waelehli J. C. M. Guterres Maritime Insurance Co. Ld.

H. Pearce , Caledonian Insurance * Co.

Mrs. D. TIeimann W. H. W. Gonzales Federal Insurance Co.

Miss A. Jessel- M. Clarke Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

sen

Miss G. Pischal- R.G.U. Dolmatoff

Conrad

Kudasheli

Sea Insurance Co., Ld.

nikova

D. V. Schrubak MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.,

Lumber and Shipping—^304, Cres-

r • cent Building; Teleph,.,, 1957 (San-

Ln.: ORi, Genaro, Pearls and Corals— nomiya); Cable Ad: Macsan

Teleph.

Ad: BurgolinaSarm. 944; P.O. Box 324; Cable

Macnaughton & Co., H. C.--79, Kyo-

machi, Nippon Building, Kobe-ku

Linder, F. W., Architect and Civil Cable Teleph. San. 1825; P. O. ,Box 35 :

Engineer—Kobe Bldg. ; Cable Ad : Ad: Macnaughton

Gabra H. C. Macnaughton

r E. A. Kaemmerer

Little Shop, The—60, Shimoyamate- H . Koyama,

dori, Kobe-ku T. Henbury

K. Brasch

Miss M. Zaorsky

Liverpool k London & Globe Insur-

ance Co., Ltd. (Osaka Agency)—46, Macy & Co., Inc., R. H., New Y'ork—

98, Yedo-machi; Telephs. Sann. 3124-

Harima-machi, Kobe-ku 5-6; P.O. Box 249; Cable Ad: Redstar

O. Grossman, agent John F. Born

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Ins- Pauline Mills

Arthur Arab

pection of Ships, Machinery,

Testing, etci—Meikai Building, 32, Steel Hiroshe Asanuma ,

Akashi-machi; Teleph. 2530 (Sanno- Mahomed & Co., A.—46,; Harima-

miya) : Cable Ad : Register

rl. Jasper Cox, principal surveyor machi ; Cable Ad: Amahomedco

for the Far East Makower, McBeath & Coi, Pty.. Ltd.,

Lloyd Triestino (Nichizui Trading Tokhva Silk Merchants (Buying Office)—

Co., Ltd., Agents)—72, Kyo-machi; Teleph. Building, 30, Akasbi-machi;

P.O. Box 45 (Sann,); Cable Ad: Box 185; 3466 (Sannomiya); P.O.

Cable Ad: Makower

Lloydiano H. L. Everingham, manager

310 KOBE

Manufacturers & Produce Growers’ “Moderne”—1, Kitanagaas-dpri, 3-

Agency—60, ftannomiya-cho; Cable chome, Kdbe-ku

Ad : Angleasto

Marcus Harris & Lewis-^-10, Goko- Mody & Co., A.—1, Hachiman-dori,

dori, 1-chome; Fukiai-ku; Cable Ad : 3-chome.

Cable

Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 1072;

Ad: Amrut

Novetoys

Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isiti^- Mohandas & Sons, M.—3, Isobe-dori;

72, Kyo-machi; Cable Ad: Audit P.O. Box 251 ; Cable Ad : Mohandas

Sir Maurice Jenks. Bt., f.c.a.

L. E. Oldridge, a.c.a. Moolchand Sons, U., General Export-

J.•I. E.C. Percival, f.c.a.

Pidgeon, f.c.a. ers—150, Hachiman-dori

H. S. Goodwyn Lsitt. f.c.a .,o.b.e. Morse, F. S., Cotton Controller and

Maxwell A Co., Ltd. — Teleph. 371 Sannomiya Surveyor—61., Naniwa-machi: Teleph.

(Sannomiya); P. O. Box 61; Cable Ad: Ad: Morse. (Officesand 3933 ; P.O. Box 305:; Cable

Maxwell Representatives

H. Maxwell, managing'director at All Far Eastern Ports)

S. Iwata, director

Maxwell, H.—Nippon Bldg. ; P.O. Munning & Co. (K. K.). A. P.—46,

Tsutsui-cho, 2-chome, Fukiai-ku, Kobe

Box San. 61; Cable Ad: Maxwell City; Telephs. 1269 and 5786 (Fukiai);

P.O. Box 1013; Cable Ad: Buffplate

McKesson & Bobbins, Inc.—5, Kai- J. MacDonald Smith, president

gan-dori; Cable Ad : Mackesson R. Wallace Smith, vice-president

1 S.V. Murata,

Stohwase,general manager

secretary*

Mehta & Co., S. B. —3, 1.Iacbiman- I.K.Akiyama, office manager

dori; 2-chome; P.O. Box 31; Cable Furutsuka, superintendent

Ad: Mehta Y. Riura, chief chemist

S. B. Mehta, partner K. Muroi, assistant chemist

J. P. Shroff, do. Y.v. Kusakawa. chemistsuperintendent

Merchandise Trading Co.—121, Ito- Kawachi, factory

machi; Cable Ad: Fairplay Si Katayama, chief engineer

Merecki, H.—Kobe Building, 4-chome, Munro, J. Foulis, Surveyor to Lloyds

Isobe-dori; Telephs. 3330, 4443 (Fu- Agents—88, Yedo-machi: Teleph.

2155 (Sann.); P.O. Box 170

kiai) ; Cable Ad : Ikcerem

Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie Murase Shoten, Steamship Agents

des—Sannomiya Building, 55, San- and Ship Brokers—Tojm Building,

nomiya-cho, 1-chome; Telephs. 1190, 7, Harima-machi: Teleph. 519 (San-

1403 and 4694

Messageri-e K. Murase, manager

Mitchell & Co., G. K., A., Importers Musabhoy & Co., Ltd., M., Exporters

and Exporters—61, Isobe-dori, 4-

chome; Teleph. Fukiai 4467; Cable and Importers—328, Sannomiya-cho,

1-chome; P.O. Box 233,; Cable Ad:

Ad: Jupiter Musabhoy

A. Mitchell T. M. Musabhoy, managing director

Agents for : S. A. Kayum | Abid Musabhoy

The Boyal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Naraindas, B., Exporters cf Silk, Cot-

Mitchell & Co., J. B., Funeral ton, Woollen pud Rayon. Piecegoods

Furnishers and Under takers—53,

Yamamoto-dori, Kobe-ku: Teleph. . ofSannomiya-cho,All Standards1-chome:

and Qualities—87.

P.O. Box

Fukiai 2317; Cable Ad: Mitchell 414; Cable Ad: Naraindas

KOBE 311

NATfoxAi Aniline &'Chemical ■ Co.,' Niciiizri

1

Trading Co., Ltd.,1'Shipping- ^

U.S.A,, Dyestuff ?vl:inufactu ix'rS—-65, 72, and Ihaiihance—Crescent Building.

Naniwa-machi; Telephs. 2388 and miya.); Kyo-machi; Teleph. 386"(Sanno

2889 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 193, Cable Ad: P.O. Box 45 (Sannomiya) :

Sanncisiya; Cable Ad: Naccokobe , 0. R. Jackson, Nichizuico

‘A- X.C., Tal^ata

Lumley, manager manager

| Miss I).iGr|ihanr Agencies-. ;

Asiatic Steam Nav. Co.. Ld., London

National Trading

kai ROy'al) Antwerp (at Osaka only).

2896Building,

(Sann.): P.O. 32, Akashi-macbi;

Box 423; Cable Teleph.

Ad; Ellerman A Bucknall S.. S. Co.,

: . , Ltd., Lohdon

National ' Foarnley & -F ger, Oslo

Nedeklandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Lloyd Triestino, Trieste

N. V. (Netherlands Trading So- Navigazione Generale Ttaliana,

ciety'—83, Kyo-machi; Telephs. Genoa

2302-5 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 207 Swedish East Asiatic Go., Ld.,

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Trading Gothenburg, ,

Transatlantic S.S. Co., Ld., Gro-

Nelson, C. H.—311, Kobe Building, thenhurg

Isobe-ckn i, 4-chome; Teleph 5391 American Steamship Owners’ Mu-

(Fukiai) ; Cable Ad: Insulation tual Protection and Indemnity

Association, Inc.;‘New York

Nessim & Co., J. S.—30, Akashi- Assuranceforcn ingen “Gard,”

machi ; Teleph. 5163; P.O. Box 424 ; Arendal, Norway

Cable Ads: Sassoon & Nessimsons Assuranceforeningcn “Skuld,”- C6'-

J. S. Nessim, • director penhagen and Oslo

Mose« S. Nessim, manager Britannia . Steamship E Insurance

V, Tsuchiike Association, Ld., London

* IT. Nagira British Ship-Owners’ Mutual Pro-

K. Harada tection and Indemnity Asspcia?

tion, Ld.,..London-

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed i)anish Shipowpersr

sociation, CopenhageriDefence

7 . As-

Milk Co., Ltd. — «3, Kyo-machi ; F.ylgia I«s*ui;ance Co., Ld.. Stockholm

Teleph. 3929; Cable Ad : Ne'stahgld - Liverpool & .London A, Globe In-

Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co.-- surance Go., Ld., Liverpool

113, Higashi-machi; Telephs. 363 Loudon Steamship

InsuT’e.nce Associa'tPwnersr Vsutual

iph, Ld., London

and 463 (Sann.); P.O. Box 119: Manufacturers’ Mutual Inshranoe,

Cable Ad : Nedasiatic Ld., Sydney

Yuasa Usaburo Riunioiie Adriatica de Sieurta,

B. Spanjaard I O. Nikolaus Trieste

H/Hakoda | S. JFukui Thames & Mersey Marine Insur-

ance Co., Ld.. Liverpool

NlfTHERL-ANDS ( j CoNSULATE--(iS' e e CbnSU United Kingdom Mutual Steam-

' lates) ship Assurance Association, Ld ,

London

Netherlands India-Commercial Bank West of England Steamship

-(SVe Banks) ; ' ' Owners Protection

Association, & Indemnity

Ld., London

Newton, Esther, Costumier &; Ladies’ Nickel h. Lyons', Ltd., . Contracting

Outfitter—42, Shimoyamate-dori, 2- ‘ Stevedores, Customs Brokers, Land-

chome (Tor Road); P.O. Box 258 ing and Shipping Agents, Private

Nichi-Dokc Shoten—3-4, Hamabe- and Bonded Warehousemen—7, Kai-

1

dori, 4-chome; Telephs. 988 and 2993 gan-dori; to 1843

Teleplis. Head Office : 1840

(Sannomiya); Shipping

(Fukiai): P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad: Office,' 3-0059 (Shun.); .2 Wharf

Nichidoku Shinko-cho, 3-0263 (Sahri.);’ P.O. Box

G. Borkowsky 358 ; Cable Ad : Landing

312 KOBE

Kippon Grinnell Sprinkler K. K.— Oriental Hotel* Ltd., The—6, Kaigan-

35, Kotodasuji Nakano Motoyamamura, dori ; Teleph. P.O.

OSannomiya); (L.D.)Box11,55, 15,Cable16, Ad:17

Mukogun

Sprinkler Hyogo- Ken ; Cable Ad : Oriental

AN preventative far :

Mather A I’latt, Ltd., Engineers, Oriental Import and Export Co., G. K.

The—7, Isobedori, 4-chome,

Manchester & London Teleph. Fukiai 5543; P. O. Fukiai-ku,

Box 180,

Sannomiya;

M. Yusuf, partner Shamshad

Cable Ad :

Nippon India Trading Co.,

Importers and Commission Agents— Exporters, M. Shafi, partner

178, Sannontiya-cho, I-chome; Teleph. M. J. Nanporia

2843 (Sann.): P. O. Box 1105, Cable M. Latif

Ad: Ishoo; Codes: Schofield’s Three

Letter, Paramount Three Letter and Oriental Purchasing Company — 83,

OrientalThree Letter Kiyomachi, Kobe-ku ; Telephs. San.

3648, 571 and J81; P.O. Box 323; Cable

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—10, Kaigan- Ad: Orpurcy

dow; Cable Ad : Yusen

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.. Insurance

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— and Shipping Agents and Brokers,

28, Harima-machi; Teleph. 361 (San- Surveyors and Weighers, Produce

nomiya) ; P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad: Inspectors, Stevedores and Landing

Union Agents, Commission Agents and

General Brokers—Crescent Building,

Norwegian Consulate—(See Consulates) 72, Kyomachi; Teleph. 480 (Sanno-

miya) ; Cable Ad: Owston

Oberlein & Co., C. F.—-18, Akashi- L. S J. Hill, manager

machi, Kobe-ku

Oye Rae Trading Co.—33, Shimoya^

Oliver, Evans & Co., Provision and mate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph. 4488

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad:

Wine Merchants, Ship Chandlers Oyerae

and Naval Contractors and Expor- W. O. Rae

ters of Frozen Fish--30, Akashi-rnachi; •John Rae

Telephs. (3) 1199 and 4937 Sannomi-

ya; P.O. Box 191; Cable Ad:

Olivans Palatine Insurance Co.. Ltd.—72.

S. Evans, partner and manager Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku

D. Hatter, signs per pro.

Ono Braid & Produce Co., Ltd.— Panama Mail Steamship Co.—72, Kyo-

9-170, Sannomiya-cho, 1-choine ; P.O. machi, Kobe-ku

Box 1016

Panjoomall, T. P., General Exporters

Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd.—28, Hari- Fukiai - 38 1, Isobe-dori, 2-chome; Teleph.

ma machi; P.O. Box 64 1726: P.O. Box 111 ; Cable

I. Bickart (Paris) Ad : Panjoomall

R.F. Blum,

Bickart,director

managing director

Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd., Manu-

facturer’s Agents—169, l-chome, 3229;Sanno-

Oriental Export Co., Exporters and miya-cho: Teleph. Sannoraiya P.O.

Buying Agents—24, Isogama-dori, Box 350 Cable; Ad : Panpacifco; Codes:

A.B.C. 6th, Oriental .3 let ter andPrivate

4-chome, Fukiai-ku ; TeLph. Fukiai

7028; P.O. Box 425 ; Cable Ad : Crown ;

Codes: All Standard Codes and Pappadopoulo, A. E.—39, Aka&hi-

Private machi; Teleph. 70 (Sana. ' P.O. Box

K. Kishinchand, proprietor 335; Cable Ad : Papp

G. Rosario A. forE.Greece

Pappadopoulo,

Miss A. Coltisheff in Osaka acting consul

KOBE 31*

Parbuky, Henty & Co. Pty Ltd.—1, Picciotto, Hillel de—70, Kyo iuachi,

Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 1419 and 5430 Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. 1210; P.O.

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad : Marlton Box 76; Cable Ad: Henrip

II. H. Evans, manager Pleasanton, The—4, Kitanagasa-dori,

A. J. Kent-well 4-chome

G. T. Rltchard H. Sanborn, proprietor

B. A. Machado, accountant

Miss S. Guterres

Pohoomull Brosagents—1/5,

(India), Exporters and

Parsonage & Co., Import and Export Commission Isogami-

dori, 5-chome; P. O. Box 49; Cable Ad:

Merchants — 3, Hachiman-dori,

chome: Teleph. 3376; Cable Ad: 3- Pohcomull

Parsonage N. Bulchand, manager

Popular

Parseam a: Bros. T. X. (Established yamate-dori,' Bookstore, The—41, Shimo-

1920), Gene, J.Fukiai-ku;

Exporters—102, Kobe-ku

Isogami-dori. Teleph.4-chome,

Fukiai Portuguese Consulate- (Xee Consulates)

(2) 3095 ; Cable Ad : Promotion; Codes :

Oriental 3-Letter Code. A. B. C. 6th

Edition, Bentley’s & Private. Head Premier Commercial Co., World-wide

Exporters of all Japanese Products—

Office: Karachi, India 103, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box.

Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Export 277; Cable Ad : Premier

Merchants—86, Yedo-mach i : Teleph. Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd., Export-

5415; P.O. Box 182; Cable Ad: ers and Shippers—36, Shimoyamate

Patten: Codes: Bentley’s, Western dori, 3-chome; P.O. Box 48: Teleph

Union 5-Letter, Lieber’s Schofield’s

5-Letter and 3-Letter, Oriental 3- 2693 (Fukiai); Cable Ad: Kynlim

J. B. Esdale, manager

Letter, etc. E. W. Esdale

D. Mackenzie, partner

Pearce & 'Co—92, Yedo-machi: Telephs Rae’s Tea Set 2-chome;

Factory—33.Teleph.Shimo-

3788 and 3789 (Sannomiya); P. O. Box yamate-dori,

(Fukiai): P.O. Box 59;

4488

Cable Ad:

292 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Pearce Oyerae

R. W. Pearce William Rae

F. Luther John Rae

Mrs. Villaverde Miss Oshuimi

Mrs. H. M. Arab Miss Reiko Rae

Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha — 72-2. Raspe&Co., Import and Export Mer

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Telephs. 5605 & chants—12a, Kaigan-dori; Telephs

5606 (Fukiai); Cable Ad: Joosub 172 and 1133 (Sannomiya) ; P.O

R. B. Dave, director Box 03; Cable Ad : R-aspe

B. J. Lender, rang, partner

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Na- H. Rothe

vigation Go.—(See Mackinnon, Mack- H. B. Leonhardt. export

enzie & Co., Ltd.) Miss C. Henn

Peruvian Consulate—(der Consulates) RedShoten, Hand Compositions Co.—Yonei

23, Sakaemiachi, 4-chome,

Peshuratan & Co.—178, Sannomiya- Ad Telephs. 342 and 2577 (Sann.); Cabin

cho, 1-chome Kobe-ku; Teleph. San. : Rahtjens

3-2643; P. O. Box San. 1105; Cable A. S. Potter, general representa-

Ad; Peshuratan; Code: Schofield’s tive for the Far East

3-Letter Reid, S., Surveyor, Sworn Measurer

R. S. Mevawalla, manager and Insurance Agent—Toyo Build-

ing, 7, Harima-machi; Telephs 4460

Peter Fraser & Co.—-32, Isobe-dori, (Sann.); P.O. Box 319; Cable Ad

2-ehome; Cable Ad: Fraser Reidsan

514 JvPBE

Rialto (po., The .(The Rialto. Boyeki Schofield, R.—99, Kita-machi; Teleph.

KAbU'Shtki Kaisha), ; Exporters and

Importers of Hard ware . and: Toolsj ;for 3-482 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 261;

Building and Professional Use, Bicycles Cable Ad: Schofield

and A9ce£sci‘ies, Sewing , Machines Selles Hermanns (Selles ;Bros. Go-

and Barts, Stationery Articles,

Bolting Clqtli &, Stencil Silk, Glass mei Kaisha), Import and Export

Merchants,—78, ; Kitano-cho : Cable

and Porcelain Ware—6i, Naniwa- Ad: Selles

machi; Teleph. San. 985; Cable Juan Selles (Sixain)

Ads: Rialto & Steelcraft Jose Selles

Esmail I. Akcurin,'plirector

Rialto Co., The (The Rialto Coshi shel House', 107, Co.Itbh-maehi;

Seymour-Sheldon -(Japan}—Sem-

P.O.

Raisha), Auctioneers, Valuers and Con-

signment Sellers —-; 61,. Naniwa-machi ; Box 283; Cable Ad: Semshel

Teleph'. San! 935 ; Cable Ad : Rialto Seymour-Sheldon Co., Ltd. (Eng-

land), London and Manchester

Rising Sun Petholeijm .Co., Ltd., The Seymour-Sheldon

Africa), Co., Ltd. Semshel

Johannesburg (South

Roda Installation—1, Namimatsu House Durban,. Capetown'. Port

-cho, 8-chome, Hayashida-ku; Tele- Elizabeth, Lourenco, Marques

phones-Suma 1192 and, 1105; ,C^ble Agents for : ;

Ad: Petrosam h Guardian Assurance Co., Ifid.

J. Winter, engineer-in-charge -

W. Key Shah & Go., G. M.—80, Kyo-machi;

Roechling Steel Wores, Ceiijiany Cable Ad: Copal

(Represented by Delacamp, Pipe & Shalom Bros. & Co.—46, Harima-machi;

Co.)—1, Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku; Te-

leph. San. S-lOO1? and 3592; R.C. Box P.O. Box 288,; Cable Ad; Shalipan;

134; Cable Ad : Decampalds Shinyo Boeki Shokai, Manufacturers,

Rupert Cox GOshi Kaisha, Export Buying Exporters, Mills’ Representatives &

Merchants—3 of 68, Isobe-dori; 4- Ad : Hakim Agents—P.O. Box-841; Cable

chome; Teleph. 2755 (Fukiai);

Cable Ad : Rupert Shinzaike Engine & Iron Works—

Rupert Cox 125, Hashiride, Shinzaike Nada;

S. Okuda | T. Maruyama Teleph. Fukiai 164; P.O. Box 358;

Russell, M. A., Manufacturers’ Repre- ■ Cable Ad : Landing

sentative, Importer

Yedo-machi; P.O. Boxand1037;

Exporter—98,

Cable Ad : Shroff, Son & Oo., Import-Export—

Lesur; Codes Used: Bentley’s, A.B.C. chbme; Schroff Building, 1,. Coko-dori, 6-

4th & 5th Editions, Western Union 6-

Letter, Schofield’s 3-Letter and Private P.Codes: O. BoxTeleph. 5204 (Fukiai)

166 ; Cable L-D;

Ad ; Dbgdo;

M. A. Russell Duo Al, A.B.C. 4th, 5th and

V. Veinerman, signs per pro. 6th Edns., A.B.C. 5th Improved,

L. T. Boole Bentley’s

dix, Complete

Oriental Phrase

3-Letter andOriental

Code, Appen-

M. Jotoku Improved 3-Letter Code, Private,

Bassoon, Frank—16a, Hafipoa-machi; > mount Schofield’s 3-Letter Code and Para-

Cable Ad: Morning B. J.3-Letter

Shroff,Code

proprietor

Schmid, H. A., Societe Anonyme, Ex- J. F. Avasia , t &v -

port and Import—70, Kyomachi; Sidline ife. Co., B. S„ Exporters — 43,

Teleph. Sannomiya: .1679; Cable Ad : . Shimoyamate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph.

Haschmid Fukiai’79 ; Cable Ad : Sidline

Schmidt, Thomas, Underwriter’s Sim & Co., A. C., English and Con-

Agent and t Settling Bureau—Toyo tinental Chemists, etc.—18, Akashi-

Bldg., Kobe-ku; P.O. Box San 24; machi: Teleph. 5207 (Sannomiya);

Cable Ad: Thoschmidt Cable Ad: Sim

KOBE 315

Simon, David, Exporter

—Nippon Bldg., 79, Kyo-maclii. and 6th edns., Western Union,.

Ko'be-ku; Teleph. fean. 3426; P.O. Schofield’s E. B. Kawasjee

;j

Box 1063; Cable-Ad: Hyawee; J. R. McKenzie | A W.Newton

Codes: Bentley’s" Oriental 3-Letter,

Scholieid’s 3-Letter and Private Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — 4-1.

J. Simon, proprietor Miuami Hon-machi, 1-cliome, Fukiai-

S. Horiuchi ku; Teleph: Fukiai 2-136; P.O. Box 1;

Sims, J. Grover, Representative—24, Cable Ad :. Stand vac

J. Halkett

Nakayamate-dori, 2-chome; Teleph.

Fukiai 4570; Cable Ad: Groversimis;

Codes; Universal Trade Code; A.B.C. States Steamship Co.—16,,- Harima-

5th edn.Bentley’s

Letter, Improved,Complete Unionand5- machi;

WesternPhrase Telephs. 1238 and 3931 (San-

nomiya); P.O. Box 290; Cable Ad:

Table Code, Acme, Private and Scho- Statesline

field’s 3-LetterSimsSafety Check Code

J. Grover Strachan & Go. (Agencies), Ltd.,

D. S. Terry, per pro. W. M. (Tokyo-Kobe), Insurance

U. Kobayashi and General Commission Agents—1,.

Miss I. M. Britto Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 292; P.O. Box

40; Cable Ad: Straehan; Codes:

South -1, British

9!(Sann.);

Yedo-machi Insurance

P. O. Co.,BoxLtd.—

1111 A.B.C. 4th and 5th Al, Lieber’s,

Cable Ad:; British Western Union, Bentley’s, Bentley’s

Second

T. Asanuma, representative E. P. Stroud, director (Tokyo)

Souza, F. : S., Agent for Foreign J. E. Moss, do. (Kobe)

Manufacturers and Export Com- Strong & Co., Export and Import

mission Agent—17, Nakayamate- Merchants—96, Higashi-machi; Te-

dori, Nichome; Teleph. 2992 (Fu-

kiai) : P.O. Box 8 (Sannomiya); lephs. Sahnomiya 1820 24 ; P.O. Box 4 ;

Cable Ad : Strong

Cable Ad: Celso; Codes: Bentley’s E. W. Slade, manager

and Schofield’s

F. S. Souza, Hon. Consul for P.J. N.Leyy

Drake

Portugal P.A. M.G. Ryan

Brown

V. Souza, signs per pro. B. Baranets

Sphinx Trading Co., The—38, Sanno- S. Mill stein

miya-cho, 1-chome; Teleph. 2189 Miss P. Bentley

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 281; Cable Mrs. Paskovitch

Ad : Sphinx Miss N. Satehell

B. L>. Bhagat, managing proprietor W. M. Mayers (Nagoya)

Standard Braid and Produce , Co. S. U. & Co., Shipchandler—32, Kai-

of Japan, The— 11, Isogaani-dori, Ad: gan-dori, 3-chome, Kobe-ku; Cable

2-chome; P.O. Box 124; Cable Ad: Umezuki

Attention Sulzer Brothers, Engineering Office

Agents for: (Goshi Kaisha)—Crescent Building,

Carlowitz

Buying Agents for'-

The Internationale Crediet en (3) 0382; K.

Cable Ad : Sulzer

Hashizume, signs per pro.

Handels-vereeniging “ Rotter- H. Habluetzel, do.

dam,” N.V., Batavia, etc. R.W. Ruegg, chief accountant

Bissegger, erection inspector

Standard Trading Co. (Goshi Kai- Representing :

sha), Importers, Exporter's and Sulzer Brothers Ltd., Winterthur

Buying Agents—Kaigan Bldg., 10, Sole Agents for-.

Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 45&0 (Sanno- Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd.,

miya); P.O. Box 338; Cable Ad: Zurich

216 KOBE

■Summers Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha Thompson &. Co., Ltd., J. L., (Retail)

(The Summers Trading Co., Ltd.), Chemists and Aerated Water Manu-

facturers—3, Kaigan-dori, Itchome;

Import and Export Merchants—62, Teleph.

Naniwa machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. 22;

1131, 2183, 3231 and 3232 (Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad(Sannomiya);

786 r Trankljn P.O. Bex

P.O. Box 114; Cable Ad: Sanmasu H. J. Griffiths

Agency:

Swiss Watch Import Co.—Crescent Directory

the Far East & Chronicie

(China, Japan,of

Building, 72, Kyo-machi; Teleph.. Malaya, Philippine Islands, Nether-

2321 (Sannomiya); P.O.' Box 32; lands India, Indo,-China, etc.)

Cable Ad: Swisswatch

Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-macbi;

Taniura Shoten, S., General Export- Teleph. 5831 (Sann.); Cable Ad:

ers of All Descriptions of Rugs, Tadaima J. H. Thomsen

Carpets, Mats, Wiping Rags, Toys,

Cotton and Rayon Goods—89, 1- Toorabally & Co., Y. H. (Estab, 1905),

chome, Sannomiya-cho; Cable Ad: Importers and Exporters—26, San-

Stani; Codes Used : Bentley’s, Acme nomiya-cho, 3-chome; Teleph. Sann.

and Schofield’s 2713; Cable Ad : Toorabally

Teikamdas Brothers—78, . Kyo-machi; Tor Hotel, Ltd., The—125, Kitano-cho ;

P.O. Box 326; (3able Ad: Teikam- Telephs. 2153 and 3153 (Fukiai);

das P.O. Box 184; Cable Ad: Tor

Teikoku Sanso Kabushiki Kaisha. Unico Trading Co. Ltd.— Kaigan Bldg.,

Manufacturers of Oxygen, Acety- 10, and

Kaigan-dori; Telephs. Sann. 3675

3103; Cable Ad: Gubbay

lene, Nitrogen; Dissolved Acetylene,

Argon,

NecessaryLiquidfor Gases, All Apparatus

Oxy-Acetylene and Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Electric Welding, Cutting Machines 138; Ltd.—28, Harima-machi ; P.O. Box

and Electrodes—38, AkashLmachi; Ad: Teleph. 361 (Sannomiya) ; Cab.

Telephs. 2943, 2944, 2945 and 2946 Union

(Sann.); P.O. Bo;x 375; Cable Ad : Union’ Mechanical & Automobile

Oxygene; Codes; National Erancaise, Engineers—33-3, Shimoyamate-dorij

Lugagne, Lieber’s and Bentley’s Second 3-chome, Kobe-ku; Teleph. Fukiai

3975; Cable Ad : Duus

Telegraph Office—(Nee Great Nor-

thern Telegraph Co., Ltd.) Union Oil Co. of California—Kogyo

Bank Building, 36, Nishi-machi;

Tenganipah Coconut Estate—32 Aka- Teleph. Sannomiya 5206; Cable Ad :

shi-machi; P.O. Box 21 Unoco

F. M. Jonas W. W. Baer, representative fon

Japan and China

Teverson & Mactavish, Bill, Bullion — 7, Trading

Union

Goko-dori,

Co. (Gomei Kwaisha)

4-chome,Cable

FukiaiAds:

ku;

and Share Brokers—29, Harima-

machi; Telephs. 183, 705 and 1289 Teleph. Toms and

2120 (Fukiai);

Utco

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Teverson W. J. Toms

H. F. Teverson

A. Ormiston Vakil, B. R. B.. Exporter and Im-

porter; Manufacturers’ Representa-

Thanawalla & Go., N. A.-^SS, Sanno- 23, tive in Hosiery and 3-chome;

Sundry Goods—

miya-cho; Cable Ads: Serenity and San. Sannomiya-cho,

3256; P.O. Box L141

Teleph.

(Sann.); Cable

Rafik Ads : Vakil and Likav

KOBE 317

Vasuka & Co., General Exporters— Wanamaker, John — 86, Yedo machi;

Telephs. 4157 and 5415 ; (S.ann.)'; P.O.

P.O. Box 103: Gable Ad: Vasuka Box 1051; Cable Ad: Wanamaker

Geo. F. Tobler, Eastern director

Vasunia & Co., Import and Export

Merchants—1 of 113, Goko-dori, 6- Weinberger & Co., C. Import and

chome; Telephs. 2592-3995-3086 (Fu- Export Merchants—122, Higashi

kiai); P.O. Box 268 (Sannomiya); maohi; Teleph. 2780 (Sannomiya) ;

Cable Ad: Limjee P.O. Box 198; Cable Ad: Wein-

F. P. Vasunia berger

P. P. Vasunia O. Wilekens

H. P. Vasunia

Y. Hayashi Weitzel, J., General Expo'ft, Import

J. S. Wadia and Commission Agency — 114, Ha-

D. G. Gandeviwala timandori, 5-chome; Teleph. Fukiai

R. T. K. Udwadia 7530; Cable Ad: Weitzel

R E. Kolah

K. M. Bhopti Western Export Lumber Co.—7, Ha-

rima-machi; Cable Ad : Wexlumco

Vendrell, Mustards & Co.—125, Hi-

gashi-machi; Teleph. 998 (Sann.); Whymark & Co., G., Ship’s Compradores

Cable Ad: Vendrell; Codes: A.B.C. and Wholesale Provision Merchants—2,

5th and 6th edns., and Bentley’s Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; P.O. Box 69;

J. Mustaros, manager Cable Ad: Whymark

G. K. Verleysen & Co., A.—2-8, Isobe- ! Whaymark & George—2, Kaigan-dori

dori, 3-ohome, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box

243; Cable Ad: Nippobelge Williams Brush Co.—20, Harima-

A. Verleysen machi; Telephs 811 and 812 (San-

F. Bodriguez de Castro nomiya) ; Cable Ad: Williamsco

F. Starkow

Vickram & Co., A., Exporters and Im- Wilson & Co., A., Shipchandlers and

porters—P.O. Box 1117; Cable Ad: Compradores—82, Kyo-machi

Jayna Winckler & Co.—5 to 7, Isobe-dori,

Viroomal & Co., K.G’., Exporters and Box 1-chome; 75; Telephs. 5530-4 (Fukiai);

(Sannomiya); Cable P.O.

Ad:

Commission Agents—P.O. Box 212; Winckler

Cable Ad : Viroomal F. Fachtmann (Yokohama)

F. Gensen (Hamburg)

Wadhoomall & Son, Importers and G. Selig (Yokohama)

Exporters—13-2, Isobe-dori; Teleph. W. Westphalen (Kobe)

Fukiai 4812; Cable Ad: Wadhco F. Doelling do.

O. Werner (Yokohama)

Walker & Co., Importers and Expor- Witkowski & Co., I/td., J.—118, Ito-

ters—N/ippon Building, Kyo-machi; machi; P.O. Box 359; Cable Ad:

Telephs. 1447, and 1448 (Sanno- Witkowski A. Goldman, managing director

miya) ; P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad:

Walker. Branch Office: Fujiya A.M. E.Gottlinger

Caro I| J.R Blum

Meyer

Building, 1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku,

Tokyo, Teleph. 2304 (Shiba)

Wolf, Hans—119, Hachiman-dori, 5-

Walther, J. V., Insurance Agent—142, chome; Teleph. 3212 (Fukiai); Cable

Bunka Mura, Ashiya; Cable Ad : AdHans : Hanswolf

Wolf

Walther

318 KOBE

Wyllie Shokai, R.. 'A. —68, Isobe-dori, J. A. Steiner, manager

4-chome, Fukiai-ku A. N-. Petersen, assist, mgr.

Yangtsze Insurance. Association, Ltd. 4-chome;Schmidt,

Zirx & Drs. — 7, Isobe-dori,

(Marine Telegh,

machi; and E!ir?/.

361 r-28„ Harima-

(Sannomiya): Dr. Med.Teleph. Fukiai

C. Zirn 5303 Clinic &

(Private

P.O. Box 133 ; Cable Ad : Union Residence: 26, UimamotoKtori, 2-

chome: Teleph. Fukiai 1514)

Dr. Med. Theo. Schmidt (Private

Zerollo, Fratelli Inc., Cotton Con- Clinic

dori, A Residence: 26, Yamamoto-

trollers—30, Akashi-macbi, Kobe-ku; New 2-chome;

Clinic: 78,Teleph. Fukiaidori,

Yamamoto 1514;2-

Teleph. San. 2087; P.O. Box 240; chome)

Cable Ad: ZerOllo; > Dr. Med. E. Schaaps

MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI

These two towns are situated on either side of Shimonoseki Straits, the

Western entrance of the Inland Sea—Moji with a population of .122,798 one the

south and Shimonoseki with. a population of 147,018 on the north. Shimono-

seki (recently amalgamated with Hikoshima Island—population 126,385), is under

the jurisdiction of Yamagnehi (population 130,000), 51 miles away, and Moji

under that of Fukuoka (population 302,068) 47 miles away. The foreign merchants

formerly all had their offices in Shimonoseki, but owing to the very rapid growth of

Moji during the last 30 years, due mainly to its becoming an important coal and

industrial centre, most of the foreign and Japanese main and local branch, offices have

removed to Moji. The city has now tine roads, and commercial buildings with most

up-to-date tram, bus and motor car services. The head office of the Kyushu section of

the Fail way Bureau at Moji controls also part of the mainland and the eight

hour Fusan ferry service. An imposing Government building houses the Customs

Harbour, Marine Bureaux etc., at Moji, and now wharves, capable of mooring steamers

drawing 30 feet, are made nearby. Moji has important trade * with the following

neighbouring cities:—Kokura, population 135,000; Yawata (Government x'' d Works)

■ 260,000; Tobata 77;556; Wakamatsu, 77,307 and Moji has' absorbed the adjacent

town of Dairi (on the West side), where there are now many factories and

some foreigners’ offices. There: is a fairly strong tidal current through ..the

Straits, but the anchorage, which is at Moji, is only affected by an eddy,

and good holding ground is general. However, most of the larges-vessels engage one

of the numerous Buoys controlled by the Harbour Master. Steamers entering, from

the West can get pilots at Rokuren Light,, where boats have tb stop in any case for

medical inspection and harbour-master’s instructions. From the.eastward this inspec-

tion takes place at Hesaki Light. Means of transport are good. Liners run

regularly to all foreign ordinary ports of call; and, while from Shimonoseki

thb Sanyo Railway taps the north, from Moji the Kiushiu Railway taps the

smith of Japan. The Shimonoseki Station Hotel provides good accommoda-

tion for foreigners. The Imperial Railway Department has also four large ferry

boats plying between Moji and the Shimonoseki Station, while a ten-minute

ferry plies between the usual landing places at Moji and Shimonoseki, A tunnel

is now being made under the straits and will take at least 4 years to complete.

Both towns have municipal waterworks, are lit by electricity, and are con-

nected by telephone with the principal towns, from Kagoshima and Nagasaki,

in the south, to Tokyo in the north-east. It should be specially noted that

photographing and sketching are forbidden within a radius of ten miles

round Shimonoseki and Moji on land and sea. The law in this respect ia

strictly enforced and ignorance is not accepted as an excuse.

MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI

MOJI DIRECTORY OF FOREIGN FIRMS

Moji North of England Protecting an

doriCustoms—Umetatechi, Nishikaigan- Indemnity Association

Steamship Owners Protecting and

Mo.ti Municipal Office- -Hiroishi-cho Indemnity Association

Thomas Schmidt (German Insur-

Moji Post Office—Nichihon-machi. ance Bureau)

2-chome Accident Insurance Co.

Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co.

Moji Police Station—Oaza Moji Occidental Insurance Co.

Home and Fire Marine Insurance-

Moji Railway Bureau—Oaza Moji Co.

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Ship- Union Insurance Society of Can

ping k Engineering Office: 18, ton, Ltd.

Minato Machi; P.O. Box 54; Cable North American Insurance Co.

Ad: Nichizuico Export Insurance Co.

Nutter k Co., General Exporters, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ltd.—Sanbashi-

Steamship Agents, Quick Bunkering, dori

Chartering, Insurance, Coal, Ex- Old Shield Lub. Oil Co., 100% Pure

port and Import, Forwarding, Pennsylvania—Dairi, Teleph. Mojt

Landing and Commission Agents, 2449; Cable Ad: Osloco

Surveyors and Arbitrators—Mon- Mark Baygulow, manager

shin Building, East Main Street.

Head Office: Moji; Telephs. 866 and Portuguese Consulate — Dairi-ku -r

1305 (Moji): P.O. Box 3; Cable Ad: Telephs. 866 and Long Distance

. Nutter : Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Al, 1305; Cable Ad: Nutter

Scott’s. Watkin’s, Bentley’s and Boe. Vice-Consul—Horace Nutter

Branch Offices: Dairi and Karatsu

Horace Nutter

A gencies : Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Eki

Dollar mae, Dairi; Telephs. 189 and 526;

PrinceSteamship

Line Lines P.O. Box 15; Cable Ad : Standvae

and Vacuum

Glen Line M I. Matsumura

Nobel's Explosives Kitamura

F. S. Morse (Moji Cotton Control)

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. S. U. k Co.—Uchihama-machi; Cable-

Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Ad : Umezuki

Overseas Assurance Corporation

SHIMONOSEKI DIRECTORY OE FOREIGN EIRMS

CONSULATES N orway—Karato-machi

Vice-Consul—W. H. Sainton

Great Britain—‘Karato-cho; Teleph. S weden—K ar ato-mach i

705 Vice-Consul—W. H. Sainton

Consular Agent—W. H. Sainton

Nfjtherlands—Karato-machi Japanese Tourist Bureau—Shimonosekf

Station Plaza; Teleph. 196?;Cable Ad:

Vice-Consul—W. H. Sainton Tourist

8HIMONOSEKI—KYUSHU 321

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—165, Sumitomo Bank—Nishinabe-cho

Hananocho; Teleph. 2646; P.O. Box

26 R.; Cable Ad : surveyor

Lockhart, Register Wuriu Shokwai (Holme, Ringer &

T. Kunishi, do. Co.), Coal Exporters, Bunker Coal

M. Masuda, clerk Suppliers, Shipping Agents, Ship-

brokers, Insurance Agents (Marine

Mackinnon. Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), and Fire), General Surveyors and

Ltd.— Lloyd’s Agents—5, Karato-machi;

Wurui Shokwai, agents P.O. Box 20; Telephs. 138 and 705;

Roman Catholic Mission—Maruyama- Cable Ad: Wuriu

W. H. Sainton, manager

cho M. C. G. Ringer, per pro.

Rev. A. Ogihara, s. J. V. Ringer

KYUSHU

Kyushu is the southernmost of the larger islands forming the Japanese

archipelago and'Occupies an area of some 15,000 square miles. It is the centre

of the coal mining industry. The principal cities are Moji (pop. 123;0OO), Kokura (pop.

113,000) and Wakamatsu (pop. 57,326) on the north; Fukuoka (pop. 250,000)

with whichonistheincluded

Nagasaki west, the

and port of Hakata,

Kagoshima (pop.Yawata,

185,000)Tobata

on the(pop.

south.25,000),

On and

the

east coast lies the favourite watering place of Beppu (pop. 65,000). The

island is encircled with railways, with some breaks, and the centre is still

only partly unopened to railway traffic.

DIRECTORY OF FOREIGN FIRMS

Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha—13, Yasuda Bldg., 1 of 50, Shimonishi-

Myoken, Koknra maohi, Fukuokashi; Cable Ad:

Petrosam Hak a ta

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F. E.), Ltd.—210,

Singer Sewing Machine Co., Ltd.

Higashinakasu-cho, Fukuoka —10, Kaminajima-cho, Fukuoka

First National Pictures (Japan),Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada—

Inc.—Naka-Okudo-cho, Fukuoka Jugo Building, Katadoi-machi, Fu-

Horne Company, Ltd.—18, Kawabata-kuoka

| snaehi, Hakata United Artists Corporation of Japan

Fukutoku Building, -Okuhodo machi,—

Kjellbergs Successors Goshi Kaisha

is —43, Uo-machi, Kokura Fukuoka

Universal Pictures. (Japan), Ltd.—

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

; 41, Katadoi-maehi, Fukuoka

Meijiya Building, Shimonishi-machi,

j. Fukuoka-shi Victor Gramophone Go. (Japan), Ltd.

I Paramount Films, Ldt.—Katakura —23, Shimo Koy ama-cho, Fukuoka;

23, Kamigofuku-machi, Fukuoka Bldg.,

Teleph. 3227

I Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Kokura & Co., C. Kyo machi,

Weinberger

n

jN AGrA 8 A. K1

At the end of the sixteenth century, when the nations of Western Europe

were vigorously competing for the trade of the Far East, Nagasaki—then a

fishing villagfr -was set aside by the Japanese authorities as a place of foreign

residence, ft speedily became the chief trading port of the country. When

the Christian religion was banned in 1637 and only the Dutch were allowed

trade privileges, a small island in Nagasaki harbour called Deshima was

allotted to the Dutch merchants as a trading station and place of residence.

During the persecution which culminated in the expulsion from Japan of

foreign Christian priests, the city was the centre of the anti-Christian opera-

tions conducted by the Japanese government. By the treaty of 1858 Nagasaki

was one of the ports opened to British trade on the 1st of July in the follow-

ing year.

On entering the harbour of Nagasaki no stranger can fail to be struck with

the admirable situation of the town and the beautiful panorama of hilly

scenery opened to his view. The harbour is a land-locked inlet deeply in-

dented with small bays, about three miles long with a width varying from haif-

a-mile to a mile. A reclamation scheme was commenced in October, 1897, anil

completed

measuring innearly January,

five miles 1905;in147length

acreshave werebeen

reclaimed,

built in and

frontretaining

of what walls

were

formerly the foreign com essions at Deshima and Umegasaki. fiimultaneously,

the harbour was deepened. The cost of the work was 4,000,000 yen. A wharf

to accommodate two vessels of 8,000 tons has been constructed by the muni-

cipality and is used by the vessels engaged in the express service between

Shanghai and Kobe. The town is on the eastern side of the harbour and the

foreign quarter is on the south-east. The foreign consulates are situated on the bund

facing the harbour, behind which are a few streets running parallel with it, and there

are a number

cathedral andoftwoprivate

largeforeign

parish residences

churches ; onAnglican

the hill side. There is a Roman

and Nonconformist Catholic

services for

foreigners

(Nagasaki and International) and one foreign hotel, the' Hotel du Japon. clubs

are held on alternate Sundays at the Seamen’s Home. There are two The

Mitsubishi Company own three docks in Nagasaki, the largest of which has

aspring

lengthtides

of 714of 34feetfeet

on 6theinches.

keel blocks

As a and a depth ofcentre

shipbuilding watertheat place

ordinary

has

rapidly developed in recent years; in addition to large ocean-going passenger

and freight steamers, a battle-cruiser of 27,500 tons displacement and a battle

ship of over 30,000 tons displacement have been constructed there. Recently the

MatsuoandDockyard,

ment closeditsforaccommodation.

is increasing several years, hasNagasaki

been reopened under different

gained consideral manage-

le importance

as a base for steam trawlers, but the vessels were all sold to foreign governments for

war service during 1918. The industry has been restarted on a smaller scale but

most of the trawlers now use Tobata as a base. Great strides have been made during

the past fewbeing

Nagasaki yearsabout

in the6CCindustry

of thatof oftinned sardinesof Japan.

the whole in tomatoThejuiceMunicipality

the outputhasof

erected a large fish market. Four reservoirs

The railway development of recent years has made it possible, supply the city with water.

with

a brief sea passage of ten minutes between Moji and Shimonoseki, to travel

by rail from Nagasaki to Tokyo, via Kobe, in 24 hours. The climate of Na-

gasaki is mild and salubrious, and there are popular health resorts

in the neighbourhood, the most famous being Mount Unzen, on which a nine-

hole golf course was laid out in 1911, and which, since 1923, has been gradually

improved; another course has been laid out at Isahaya, a small town about one

hour by rail or motor-car from Nagasaki.

The population of the port has increased greatly during recent years. In

the

it wascensus

30 yearstakenpreviously.

in 1935 it was returned as 211,060 nearly double of what

NAGASAKI 323

DIRECTORY OE EOREIGN EIRMS

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Appeal Court—Mamai-machi Supt. of Investigation — T.

Presiding Judge—S. Shimizu Tukamoto

Public Procurator—R. Wada Supt. of General Affairs—T. Min4

Custom House — Hagoromo-cho. 2- Municipal Office—36, Sakura-machi

chome K. Sasai, Mayor

Director—S. Fukuchi

Chief Inspector and Chief Ap-

praiser—C. Miyake Post Office—Umegasaki-mati

Postmaster—M. Satow

Imperial Supt. of Foreign Mails—G. Narisada

mati Telegraph Office—Umegasaki- Supt. of Inland Mails—S. Takagi

Supt. of Telephs.—H. Uchimura

Telegraph Master—B. Asada Supt. of P. O. Life Insurance — Z.

Supt. of Communications—S. Kita Akita

Supt. of Delivery & Acceptance— Supt. of General Affairs—T. Hayasi

K. Mori

Ohinzei Gakuin—152, Takenokuho- Franck. Consular Agency — 42c,

machi; Teleph. 3261 Matsugaye-cho

Hiroo Saijo, president

F. N. ScottShiroyama-machi)

chome, (Residence 683, It- Great Britatn—6. Oura; P.O. Box

Mrs. F. N. Scott 16, Cable Ad: Britain

Consul—F. C. Greatrex

Consular Agent—W. H. Sainton

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS j (Shimonoseki)

!

Convent des Sceurs du Saint En- Italy—6, Oura

fant Jesus — Consular Agent—F. C. Greatrex

Soeurs Madeleine de Pazzi

Epiphanie, M. Justine, St.

Anthelme, Therese de 1’Enfant Netherlands—(Nee British Consulate)

Jesus, St. Henri Norway—7, Oura; P. O. Box 2*

Nagasaki Episcopal Church—Chapel Consul—S. A. Ringer

of Seamen’s Home, Oura Portugal—7, Oura; P.O. Box 22

Hon. Chaplain—Rev. Canon A. Vice-Consul—S. A. Ringer

C. Hutchinson (Fukuoka)

CONSULATES Sweden—7, Oura; P. 0. Box 22

Vice-Consul—F. E. E. Ringer

Brazil—c/o Chamber of Commerce United

Building, Sakura-machi Teleph.States

1082; P.of0.America—5,

Box 28: CableOura;

Ad:

American Consul

China—2, Tokiwa-machi Oura; Te- Consul—Arthur F. Tower

leph. 327: Cable Ad: Sinoconsul Vice-Consul—Ralph Cory

*11

324 NAGASAKI

Curnow & Co., Provision Merchants, Nagasaki Higher Commercial School

Naval Contractors, etc. — 42-a, —Katabuchi-cho

Sagarimatsu; P.O. Box 60 : Cable F. Tadami, director

Ad : Curnow

A. Bussell, manager Nagasaki International Club — 7,

Deshima; Teleph. 1259; P.O. Box 13

Great Northern Telegraph

; —2, Umegfisaki; Teleph. 176; Co.,

P.O. Ltd.

Box Napalkoff & Co., G. P.—6, Tokiwa

supt. ■ ,

11;A.Cable Ad: Nordiske machi

Pedersen, Nippon Yusen Kaisha—4, Tokiwa-

J. A. LedertOug machi; Telephs. 2950 to 2952

J. G. Jensen T. Okuno, manager

P.Ki B.B. Pedersen

G. Larsen

P. E. L. Arnvig Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The

S. E. Lyster —7, Tokiwaunachi; Telephs. 276 (In-

stallation Office) and 1424 (Kozaki

Hqlme, Binger & Co., Merchants, Ad Installation); P.O. Box 12; Cable

Bankers, Shipping Agents, Brokers : Petrosam; Code: Bentley’s

arid Insurance Agents (Marine and Complete Phrase

Fire)- 7, Qura-cho; P.O. Box 22; Seamen’s Home—26, Oura

Cable Ad: Binger President—Miss Ashbaugh

S. A. Binger Treasurer—Mrs. F. C. Greatrex

F. E. E. Ringer Secretary—Miss Yera J, Fehr

M. Ringer, signs per pro.

V. Ringer Standard - Vacuum Oil Company — 9,

T. A. Glover Oura; Teleph. 919; Cable Ad: Standvac

A. F. John

Hotel du Japan—25, Oura; Teleph. Vachier, J.—42, Matsugae-cho

664; Cable Ad: Japan Hotel

Kaisei Chit GAkko^-Fl^ Higashi-yama- Walker & Co., R.N., Stevedores,

Landing, Shipping and Forwarding

te; Teleph. 1368 Agents, Customs Brokers and Estate

Agents, Ship-chandler® and Fresh

Kwassui Jo Gakko—13, Higashi Water Suppliers—11, Oura-machi;

Yamate; Cable Ad: Kwassui Teleph. 137 (L.D.): Cable Ad':

Walker

Mitsui Bussan KaiSha, Ltd., Import R. Walker, Jr.

and Export Merchants—3, Tokiwa- Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The —

mathi ; Telephs. 147 and 149; Cable 72, Nishi Hama machi: Cable Ad:

Ad : Mitsui Shokin

FORMOSA

This island, one of the largest in Asia, is situated between latitude 22 a,nd

26 degrees N., and'longitude 120; and 122 degrees E., and is separated'frotn

the coast ’of Fukien, China, by a channel about orfe hundred miles in width.

It is a prolongation of the Japanese and liooehop Archipelagoes, and in 1&95

was incorporated in the Japanese Empire. Its name , Fprrnosa. Signifying

“beautiful island,” was conferred by the "Portugue^sei the first’Europeans'‘fo

visit it, but it‘ was balled Taiwan (Great Bay) by: the Cninese, to whom it

belonged from in1661

form a eblbhy the toisland

1694.in It1620,is but

saidlarge

rhatnumbers

the Japanese endeavoured

of 'Chinese were settledto

there prior to that date. The Dutch arrived in 1634, and founded several

settlements^ and traces of their occupation are still to be found in the island,

but they were compelled in lefll to retire by the Chinese pirate chief Eortihga,

who then assumed the sovereignty bf Western Formosa'. His grandson and

successor, however, was induced, twenty-two years later, to' resign the crown

to the Emperor of China. By the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which terminated

the war between China and Japah in 1895, the island was ceded

bo Japan as one. of the conditions of peace, and on the 1st June, 1895,

the forma! surrender was made, the ceremony taking place on board ship

outside Keeluhg. The resident Chinese officials, however, declared a republic,

and offered resistance, and it was not until the end of October that the oppos-

ing forces were completely overcome, the last stand being made in the south

by Liu Yung-fu, the Black Flag Greneral, of Tonkin notoriety. Takow was

bombarded and captured on 15th October, and Anping was peacefully occupied

on the 2let of the same month, Liu Yung-fu having taken refuge in flight.

; Fonposa is, about 260 miles in length, and from 60 ty. .70 miles broad in

the widest part. It is intersected from north to south by a range.of,finouniaips,

which forms a kind of backbone to the island, the loftiest peafi of which,

Mount Morrison (Niitakayama), is 13,880 feet high. On the western side of

this range the slope is more gradual than on the eastern side, and broken

by fertile valleys which lose themselves in the large undulating plain on which

the Chinese are settled. The high land east of the dividing chain is peopled

by an aboriginal race who acknowledge no allegiance. to the .Chinese Govern-

ment and made frequest raids upon the outlying Chinese settlementbut

as the island is being steadily opened up conditions are impjrovifig, ap'd

doubtless in course of time they will become merged in the general popula-

tion, although naturally a savage and warlike people, allied to the Malays

and Pblyneisians, who lived principally by the chase.

The 4,496,820.

Natives populationJapanese

of Formosa in Koreans1932 was559;estimated

Savagesto 144.866,

be 4,932,033, comprised

(Chinese)of

42, 017; and Foreign (others)247,580:

191. foreign

The products of Formosa are numerous, vegetation being everywhere nidst

luxuriant, testifying to the richness of the soil. Tea, camphor, rice; sugar

and bananas are largely cultivated, the three latter being extensively shipped

to Japan. The fauna includes bears, monkeys, deer, wild boar, badgers,

martens, the scaly ant-eater and other smaller animals. Birds are not very

numerous, and snakes not as common as might be expected where vegetation

is so abundant. As fegards minerals there are at present only two gold mines

running (mz., those ^t Kinkasaki and Zuiho in the vicinity of Keelung), and

the production of both Gold and Silver in Taiwan has decreased, as they are

being shipped to Japan in the form of Ores The island has an area of about

13,883 square miles of which more than half is mountain, but nevertheless 21.5

per cent, is cultivated land and over 58 per cent, of the population are

farmers.

FORMOSA

ilmongst sundry factories and mills at various places in the island are

ice-works,

fertiliser a brewery, strawboard

factories, ramie and

jutepaper factories,

cementtwoworks,

flour mills, hosiery factories

using Manchester kilns), and

numerous njids,;

oil-extracting and ricebrick-works (many

mills, several

electric-light plants, and a gas works (in Taipeh).

The trade and industries of the island are steadily developing, and both

fish and fruit are now being largely exported to the mother-country and

Dairen, whilst recently attention has been directed to the gathering of coral,

supplies of which have been found in the waters of the northern vicinity. All

the principal towns are now equipped with water-works, electric lighting,

and large markets, etc., and connection between them by motor lines of cars

is becoming general, replacing the push cars hitherto mainly in use.

One great drawback to the island is its lack of good harbours, which is

more especially felt on account of the strength of the monsoons in the Formosa

Channel. Those on the eastern side are few and neither commodious nor

accessible; whilst 7 on the west coast, with the exception of Keelung in the

north and Takow in the south, they are little better than open roadsteads.

Harbour improvements have just been completed at Keelung, and are still

oeing carried out at Takow, when completed, they will greatly increase the

existing accommodation. The depth at low water at the entrance to the

harbours is 30 feet and 23^ feet, respectively.

Taipeh is the capita! of Formosa, and Tainan is the chief city in the

south of the Island. The open ports are four in number, viz., Takow and

Anping in the south, and Tamsui and Keelung in the north. The latter was

held for some months in 1884-5 by the French, under Admiral Courbet, but was

evacuated on June 21st 1885. The rivers of Formosa are few, shallow,

and winding, only navigable to small flat-bottomed boats. The scenery is

delightful, and the climate is very pleasant in the winter, but hot in some

parts of the island

A complete system of post and telegraph services is in force while two

cables connect the island with Japan proper.

Air service for passengers and mail :

Between Taipeh and Tokyo, three times a week

Between Taipeh and Takao, three times a week

Between Taipeh and Karenko, bi-weekly.

A railway traversing the. west side of the island, from Keelung in the

north to Keishu in the south was officially opened by H.I.H. Prince Kan

In on October 21th, 1908. A short line also connects Taipeh and Tamsui in

the north. On the west coast is a loop line of 56i miles between Chikunan

and Oden (near Shoka) Hugging the coast, as it does, it avoids the steep

gradients and numerous tunnels of the main line. On the through-line, sleep-

ing-cars are now run for the accommodation of first and second class passengers.

There is also a railway along the East coast, and some other minor lines

partially completed. Besides the Oovernment lines there are 1,349 miles of

private railways laid by sugar companies.

The figures for Foreign Trade in 1936:

Imports from Japan ... Yen 243,381,529

Imports from Foreign ... . Yen 48,854,419

Exports to Japan ... Yen 358,894,998

Exports to Foreign . Yen 29,053,980

Total ... Yen 630,634,926

L A .USU I AND KDELDNG

The port of Tamsui lies in lat. 25 deg. 10 min. N., and long. 101 deg.

26 min. E., on the north-western side of the fertile island of Formosa. The

harbour has a troublesome bar, which has retarded the growth of the port and has

necessitated the transfer to Keelung of the steamship agencies that formerly made it

their

knownheadquarters. None but

as Hobe, is situated vessels

on the northof side

smhllofsizethe trade

river, there. The miles

about two town formerly

from the

bar. In October, 1884, the French ships under Admiral Courbet bombarded Tamsui,

but were unable to take the place. The Japanese took possession on the 7th June, 1895.

The port of Keelung lies to the north-east of Tamsui, in latitude 25 deg.

6 min. N. and longitude 121 deg. 47 min. E. It is situated on the shores of

a bay between the capes of Foki and Peton, some 20 miles apart, amidst bold

and striking scenery, backed by a range of mountains. It was once a Spanish

Settlement, but was subsequently captured and held by the Dutch until they

in turn gave place to the Chinese under Koxinga, formerly a pirate chief,

who caused himself to be proclaimed King of Formosa. Though but a mere

village, it had long carried on a considerable native trade with Amoy, Chin-

chew, and Foochow. Keelung was opened to foreign trade at the same time

as the other Formosan ports. The limits of the port are defined to be within

a straight line drawn from Image Point to Bush Island. On the 5th August,

1884, the port was bombarded by the French under Admiral Lespes, when the

forts above the town were reduced to ruins, and the place captured. It was

then garrisoned by the French, who held it until after the Treaty of Peace

had been signed at Tientsin in June, 1885. The place was occupied by the

Japanese on the 3rd June, 1895.

At Keelung harbour improvements were completed in 1934 at a cost of

over 33 million len, and have largely increased the accommodation available

The present harbour is however too small for the increased number of

vessels which enter and clear, and an extension work, which was started in

1935 under a 9-year programme at a total cost of Y7,795,440, is now in pro-

gress. The main work under the new programme is the construction of a

breakwater the outer harbour. At present about 3C vessels of under 20,000

tons and above 3,000 tons can be accommodated in the inner harbour.

During 1900 a lighthouse was completed bn Pak-sa Point, a low headland

on the west coast, some 20 miles south-west of Tamsui, and one has been

erected on Agincourt Island. At Kee'ung there are stone quays in connection

with the railway,

tons class alongside

are berthed, the ofdepth

whichof the

waterregular

alongside mad being

steamers28-30of feet.

the 10,000

It is

now possible to accommodate at the quays about 10 steamers each of 10,000 tons

capacity, and admit ten steamers below this tonnage at the buoys.

The railway line between Tarusui and Taipeh was opened in August, 1901,

and has been of great benefit to the people of the district. Keelung is the

northern terminus of the trans-Formosan Government Bailway. The capital

city is known by the Chinese name of Taipeh, and also under the Japanese

nomenclature

former names ofof Taihoku, which is etc.,

Manka, Daitotei, now being

applicable,

urbanalso, to theandwhole

districts province, theto

not applicable

the city as a whole.

;?28 TAMSUi—KEELUNG—TAIEOKU (TAIPEE) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA)

TAMSUI

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. (Tamsui Office)— Interest of France and Norway)-

Tamsui: Cable Ad : Britain

S. Takahashi, manager

Consul—C. H. Archer

Boyd & Co., Shipping Agents Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.-

Cable Ad: Peftoleum

A. a mWinterbottom,

i. Pet. Tech. a.m.i. Mech. e.

British Consulatk (Also in'Charge of

■U :r,f -TrTTTTF^-^-^—l

KEELUNG

mmm& Mizusaki Kumi'ai (Pilot Society) —

Keelung Customs—Meijicho; Telephsi Capt. J. Sokimofco

110, 311 and 511 .Capt. G. Yamada

Keeli/nG* Muncipial Office—Nisshihcho a & it t ^ ** Mi ft M *

Keelung Post Office—Motomachi Osaka Nhosen Kaisha-

T. Ohara, manager

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha

K.S.Kumai

Matsumoto. (Keelung Branch)

manager' ;■ Yamaguchi, signs per pro.

Maus (of Formosa), Inc., George H .flAKAQ Customs — Telephs. 2259 ano

--OB, Futabacho ( . 2362

VPtTsPr Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.'

Co.), Merchants Yamashita Risen Kaisha, Ltd.—Sho

rAIliOKU (fAlPEll) AND DAITOTEI '

( rVYATUTJA)

Anglo-Am'j(4RICan Direct Tea Trading Taiwan Shoko Ginko—l Yamato-eho,

Co., The—18, Nisshin- cho, 2-chomc, 4-chome, Taihoku

Tai,peh; Cable Ad : Analambe

; , RANKS'. Carter Macy Co., Inc., Tea Merchants

and Shipping Taipeh

cho, 1-chome, Agents—24-26, Eiraku

; P. O. Box 59 :

! at if m iti &

BaKk of Taiwan. Ltd.—Bead Office: ■ Cable Ad : Macy tea

Robert B. Orr, special agent

Sakae-machi, Taihoku, Taipeh: Harold L. Keen

Cable Ad : Taiwangink

Kanan Ginko—2, Omote-cho, 2-chome, Az/mcies :

American Pioneer Line

Taihoku Barber Wilhelmsen

Sanwa Ginko—55, Hon-machi, 2- “Ellennann” LondonLineLine

chome Taihoku Java-China-Japan Lijn

TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA) 329

CONSULATES Lee Tiong Ghee & Cot{, Import, Ex-

port and General Commission Agents

American — 9, Onari-cho, 4-chome, —10, Nisshinoho, 2-chome, Taihoku

To Lam (K. G.) Lee. manager

Taihoku

Consul—Gei-ald Warner Agents for:

Standard-Yacuum Oil Co.

Italian Consular Agency—Eii’akucho, Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.

1-chome, 40, Taihoku Naigai Rubber Co., Kobe

Netherlands — 40, Yeiraku cho, 1- lh # ^ ^ # H

chome

Consul—F. H. Culpin Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui

& Co ), Merchants—31, Omote-cho;

Elphinstone, S., Merchant, Coal

Sulphur Mine Owner—Taipeh; and P.O. Box 4

Telephs.

5444, 4235 & 3677, Hokuto 14; Codes: North Formosa Foreign Board of

A.B.C. 5th, Lieber’s, Western Union Trade— Chairman—Robert B. Orr

and Bentley’s Vice-Chairman—F. C. Hogg

S. T.Elphinstone

T. Chew Secretary - Harold L. Keen

General Manager of\ Committee—B. E. Bolton and R. G.

Coughlin

Tokki Gomei Kaisha

Agent for: Okura Trading Co., Ltd., Merchants

Directory and Chronicle of —44, Omote-machi, Taihoku

China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Formosa Black Tea Co., Ltd., The I Osaka Syosen Kaisya — Omotemati,

Black Tea Manufacturers & Ex-

porters—14, 4-chome, Kenseioho, Taihoku

Taihoku; Teleph. 4688; Cable Ad: Post Officr -1-1, Mishiki-machi, Tai-

Forteaco; Codes Used: A.B.C. 7th nan

Improved, Acme, Bentley’s 2nd

Phrase, Lieber’s and Schofield’s- 3- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

Letter Code Head Office: Kwang- The, Taihoku, Importers and Distribu-

sai, Shinchiku tors of Petroleum Products—Cable Ad :

K. K. Lowe, president Petrosam

K. Z. Lowe, rang, director F. U. Culpin, manager

Chen Tszewan, secretary j , A. Winterbottom, engineer-in-charge

. (Tamsui Installation)

fi; 'Jfi Ghee Ho

Jardine, Matheson (fe'Co., Ltd., Mer- ^Standard-Vacuum On. (>.—7, Hoku-

chants, Shipping and Insurance moncho, Taihoku

Ad ;: Teleph.

Standvae3146 ; P. O.

Agents—25, Minato-cho; P.O. Box BoxH.97;T. Cable Dew, manager

81; Cable Ad: Jardines Taipeh;

Codes: Bentley’s, Acme an>d 'Scott’s

B. E. Bolton, agent, and tea inspr. Tait & 'Co., Limited, Merchants—21-22,

C. Griffin, accountant Minato-cho, 1-chome, -Taihoku; Ca-

Agencies : ble Ad: Tait

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld. Francis C. Hogg, managing director

Royal Mail'Steam Packet Co. Agencies :

Glen Line of Steamers Peninsular and Oriental S.N. Co:

Blue Funnel Line of Steamers Dollar Line

American and Manchurian Line American and Oriental Line

Indo-ChinaSteam Navigation

Canton Insurance Office, Ld. Co T Ld. Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Sub-Age'imjr)

Hongkong Fire Insurant'!• Cb„ Ld. j South North

British Insurance 'Co.JLdo

China Insurance <■Co., Ld.

Lloyd Triestino Union

r Insurance : Society■ *' t '-nton,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

'izo TAINAN. TAK'AO AND ANTING

Prince Line The Eastern & Australian Steam-

ship Co., Ltd-

Morris Commercial Cars, Ld,

Tokki Gomei Kaisha—130, Karisei-cho,

Morris Motors, Ld. Taihoku : ■ - !

Maersk Line Twatutia Foreign Club

The Ben Line Steamers Ltd. Chairman—II. L. Keen

Hon. Secretary—F. H, Culpin

TAINAN. TAKAO AND ANTING

The city of J ainan (until 1389 known as Taiwanfu or Taiwanfoo

i.e. The’ capital of Taiwan) situated • ) lat. 23 deg. 6 min. N., and long.

1£9 deg. 5 min. E., is the oldest city in Formosa. For nearly two cen

turies it was the capital under the Chinese regime-, prior to that

it had Been held by both the Dutch and Koxinga, and relics of the

former’s occupation still exist.; Next to Taipeh, it is the principal city, and

in it the District Garrison Headquarters, Law Courts, Hospital, Higher

Schools, etc., are located. Since the Japanese occupation many improvements

in the city have been made, and at the present day the main roads are all

wide and well constructed. The: old Chinese walls, some five miles in circum-

ference, have been demolished to 'make room for improvements.

Waterworks hayp, been constructed in thh ’’hills some distance from the

city and it is now lighted by electricity, thp power being carried by an over

head line from a generating station a few miles south of Takbw. Tainan is

distant 218 miles from Taipeh by‘ rail

Anping is the shipping port for,,Tainap, situated about three miles west

of that city on the border of a lagoon. Communication is by a trolley-

line and a creek navigable for chutehs and small junks. There is also

a road on which is a regular service of motor buses. The port itself

is an open roadstead, vessels anchoring outside the bar and a mile, or

so from the beach. From November to the end of May the anchorage is a

good one, but during the S. W. moonsoon a heavy swell sets in, rendering

it difficult and sometimes impossible foi vessels, to load or discharge. Form

erly Anping was a small but thriving port, but since the improvements to

Takao harbour were effected, its importance has materially declined, and it

is now almost deserted, though its proximity to Tainan still necessitates a

certain amount of shipping calling. As regards climate, Anping, during the

summer months, can boast of a comparatively cool temperature owing to sea

breezes; Tainan is usually two or three degrees warmer. From October to the

end of April there is little or no rain,and the cool weather then leaves noth

ing to be desired.

Takao is a port twenty-nine miles to the southward of Tainan. Located

on the edge of what, less than 20 years ago, was a large, shallow lagoon with

an extremely narrow and dangerous entrance, Takao has since been converted

into a fine sixharbour

modating large with

vesselsfourteen

(up tobubys

23 feetanddraught)

a quay atfrontage capable

one time of accom-

alongside. At

low-water the depth is 24 feet, with 30 feet at the harbour entrance, which is

350 feet wide. The harbour improvements under the first

tion work are now completed, and vessels drawing less than 23J feet can period of construe

readily enter

includes the ofthe harbour.of a The

provision second

second pier,period of constructionofisthe

dredging, now in progress. It

construction a breakwater in Seishiwan, and thewidening

dredging of theharbour

harbourentrance,

to an

average depth of 30 feet. Under existing conditions, steamers up to about 5,000

tons can be accommodated alongside the quay, vessels of 7-10,000 tons capa-

city find it difficult to enter the port if heavily laden, and have to discharge

some of their cargo in the outer harbour to enable them to come inside ; if the

TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANTING 331

harbour were dredged to a depth of 28 feet this would be unnecessary. As

Takao is the only harbour in the south catering for the bulk of the sugar

trade and other industries, its future is assured. Large reclamations have

been made along the shore of the lagoon, transforming marsh land into a well

laid-out, fair-sized town, with room for expansion.

Foreign shipping is largely increasing in volume, sulphate of ammonia

and other fertilisers now being imported in considerable quantities. The

Japanese Government grants subsidies to the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for a fort-

nightly ofservice

service withround

steamers Canton, vid, ofAmoy,

the coast FormosaSwatow and Hongkong,

throughout the year. asAswell as forthea

regards

fruit trade, which is mainly a southern industry, an arrangement has recently been

arrived

ments atwill between

in shippers

future andbethe made

principalbylines runningdirect

steamer from fromTakao,that

that port,

ship

instead of from Keelung, as hitherto. Another development of southern trade

that is being fostered is the fishing industry, in connection with which direct

boats to Japan are now being run.

The Government Railway now runs day and night trains between Keelung and

Takao, the length of which line is approximately 246 miles. There are many

private lightTherailways

districts. chief of running

these wasinland from Railway,

the Arisan the mainwhich

line,hastapping the acquired

now been country

by the Government. This line taps the valuable timber forests on Mount Arisan,

and is notable for its gradients and the number of tunnels along the route. Many

oftheirthematerials,

private lines are owned

also carry by sugar

passengers and companies

goods. Thewho,Government

in additionRailway

to transporting

Depart

are running buses between Taipeh and Keelung, Taipeh and Shinchikuandin atthepresent

ment are gradually buying up private services, throughout the Island North

and between Kagi and Takao in the South.

The import trade is mainly in the hands of Japanese firms, the only item still in

the hands of foreigners being keroseno and its allied products. The Gov-

ernment has given every encouragement to the sugar industry, and many

large modern mills have been erected during the past few years. Of the six

staple industries of Formosa, opium, camphor and salt, tobacco and wine*

have been monopolised by the Formosan Government.

DIRECTORY

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Cable AdrTaigin Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile

S.S. Co., 37Ltd.)—Taisho-machi,

1200; Cable Ad: Tainan:

Lkk Tkading Corpokation — Bantan, ; Telephs. and manager

T. Yoshitani, Shosen

Heito, Takao; Cable Ad: Lee J.H. Tanaka

Yamamoto

# £ J. Horino

.VHtsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General TakaoK. Branch—Telephs.

Sai

Merchants—Takao;

Codes: A.B.C 5th & Cable

6th edn.,Ad:Bentley’s

Mitsui; K. Nakagata, manager 3, 115 and 636

Complete Phrase & 2nd Phrase Codes M. Matsumura, sub-manager

Agencies: N. Takeshita

K. Nishina

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ld. K. Kusumi

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha, Ld. C. Hozumi

Blue Funnel Line

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co. Agency:

Norddeutscher Lloyd Tokyo Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

Hamburg-Amerika

Tokyo LinieInsce. Co.

Marine and Fire i Taiwan

Taisho Marine and Fire Insce. Co. I Taiwansoko Soko Kaisha, Ltd.—Cable Ad:

CHOSEN (KOREA)

Ohosen (^Morning

an integral part of theCalm”,),

Japaneseby Empire.

peaceful annaxation in August

It is a peninsula 1910 became

extending south*

ward from the north-east of Asia, washed on the east by the Sea of Japan,

qh the west by the Yellow Sea. To the north lie Manchuria and tlie Russian

Jjfgr|tiig$ .Province, the boundary being marked by the rivers Yalu and Tumen

and the; Ever-AVhite Mountains ; while on the south it faces the west of Japan

afcrtJss Hie Korea Strait, with the island of Tsushima about midway. It has

a coast-line of some 5,400 miles, including its innumerable islands, of which

Quelpart .is the largest. It is4 situated between 124° IT and 130° 56’ E long,

and between ‘33° 06' and 43 N lat., its total length being 600 miles from

north’to south, and gredtest"l)ie^dth 1 So miles from east to west, with an area

b'f about‘35,156 square miles. The'eastern half of the peninsula is a sinuous

^ahge of mountains of which'westfeih Korea is the slope, arid the chief rivers

arq therefore on the westpfri side,, most of the important harbours being sit

unted 'On that coast. OhoqeniUS aivided. into thirteen provinces (do) :—North

aneh^outh Kankyo (Hainhhung),' North and South Heian (Pyeng-an), Kokai

(Hwang-hai), Kogen (Kang-won), Keiki (Kyong-ki); North and South Chusei

(Chung-Chong), North and South. Keisho (Kyong-sang) and North and iSouth

Zenra ('Cljolla). The.climat^ is continental, but healthy. Pqld and heatyvyaves

ruh to the extreme, arid especially is the cold severe in the north. Spring and

Autumn1 are short, and ithe variation in temperature between day and night

is veriy 6harp-, reaching-.25 degrees . in some places in the north. The fa,una

includes tigers; leopards, wild depr. wild hogs, and monkeys in the south,

and the pheasant, eagle, falcon, crane and stork are common. A stunted breed

of native horses exists and immense numbers of oxen are raised both as draught

animals and for food. Goats are few, and sheep-breeding was started in 1914

by the introduction of sheep from Mongolia. It is now being greatly encouraged

by the authorities, with the idea,of making {the Japanese Empire as far as

possible, self-supporting as to raw wool. A great deal of attention is now

being paid by the Government to the encouragement of breeding horses as well

as other livestock, andj to. the - raising, of swine .and poultry. Much of. the soil

is fertile,..and agriculture has considerably advanced under the Japanese re-

gime, with improved -methods of "pultivatipUj in the selection of seeds and

manure, in irrigation and in 'reclamation. Sericulture, cotton and fruit-

growing are also being given great encouragement by the authorities, and

cotton growing in the South and wool in the North are looked upon as' indus-

tries with a great future both for Korea and Japan. There are extensive

forests in the north, and 'gold, copper, iron, coal and other minerals are

distributed throughout the country, gold-mines being worked by British

and American syndicates, and a number of places and other mines by

natives and by Japanese- The principal exports are rice, beans, silk, -fish-

oil and manure, irom-and iron ore, raw cotton, livestock and hides. Manu-

facture is still very small, but grows yearly, and includes cotton yarn, silk-

reeling, sugar, paper, artificial fertilisers, cement and flour. The greater part

of the sea-borne trade is carried by Japanese bottoms Great development are

.taking place along the North East Coast, where large new harbours are being

constructed at Reishin, Ra-shin and Yuki. The railways in this district are

now under

'trade the Japan

between controlandof Manchuria

the South isManchuria Railway these

expected through Co., and

ports ainlarge

the

future.

CHOSEN (KOREA) 333

Opinions differ as to the exact origin of the Koreans. Their Language

belongs to the “Turanian” group, and is more akin to Japanese than to any

other tongue, especially in grammatical construction, though in pronunciation

and vocabulary there are great differences. Chosen was once a greatly ad-

vanced nation, from which the Japanese learned many arts and crafts, and

indeed

to havetheenjoyed

rudiments

any ofipolitical

the ancient Chinese Situated

importance. civilisation,between

but sheChina

seemsinnever

the

west and Japan in the east, her rulers seem ever to have been involved in

intrigue and scheming to keep in with the stronger party. For centuries she

paid tribute to Peking, while preserving a nominal independence and pur-

suing a policy of exclusion to all foreigners other than Chinese. After the

Meiji Restoration in Japan, the Japanese were anxious to break down this

exclusive barrier, and in 1876 succeeded in entering into a treaty of amity

and commerce. Although China assented to-this and to subsequent treaties

with other foreign powers (with. America, 1882 ; with Britain, 1883; with Ger-

many and Russia, 1884, etc.), thus acknowledging Chosen's compiete indepen-

dence,

sidefablesheintrigues

nevertheless

were continued inconsistently

centred round the Korean to claim

throne,suzerainty.

and. thei'q;fCom

werq

fr^uent clashes betwieen ,’phinese spldieffy and .Japanese residents. The Tien-,

tsin Treaty of J^^provilded that both Japa.pese and. Chinese should,

their troops frdfn Korean ^di)^ nor shbulj enter either party ip future qe^patciih, withdraw

troops

of thisi there

treatywithout

in 1894notifying the" other.

when appealed to byIf the

wasKorean

China’s,Goverhmet

ignoring t^.,

for terms

help

against the Tonghak rebellion, and the subsequent

wards Japan asking for help to expel the Chinese, that was the counterface of Korea to-

immediate cause of the Sino-Japanese War. The next phase saw

Russian influence to the force gnd iii/ 1904- pamfe the Russo-Japanese

War, as a result of which" Russia was forced *tb acknowledge Japan’s

paramount interest in Korea The internal administration of Korea

being notoriously corrupt, Japan established a protectorate over Korea

by a treaty (Nov. 1905), when the great statesman Prince Ito was appointed

Resideiit-Geperal. More add more pb-Wer passed into... Jbpamesbh hands, and

aforfcer

adviser the successivebyassassinations

: of Mr. Stevens, the Americanof'Prince

diplomatic

himself appointed

at Harbin in Japanese hbmiiiaxibn,

Ootbber, IPOgjand at San

of Mr. Yi, Francisco,

thb Kbreah pi cniierthb Ito,

Japanese decided that the protectorate pla&i would hbt' wmr’k,

22nd, 1910, was signed! the trea/ty'by which Korea waS'.k’njie^gd to ’Japan: Theaktr bh’August

Korean Imperial family were given Japanese titles of Royalty and ^suitable

allowances, and the Government General was set up in Seoul. During 1918-19

there was a widespread movement amongst the Koreans to recover their in-

dependence. and a deputation' proceeded to Paris to place their claim before

the Peace Conference,1 but arrived too late. The methods adopted by the

Japanese to suppress the insurrectibns that broke out were subjected to grave

criticism for their alleged brutality and severity, though tht1 authorities did

their best to suppress all information of a damaging nature • blit since then

the former militaristic policy has been largely abandoned, and the system of

gendarmes for the most place replaced by a civilian police force.

■ The task before Japan when she took oyer the reins of goverpnient was no

mean one, but she tackled it with characteristic energy, and already much

has been achieved. She has established a well-organised judicial system, with

trained judges, and the work of codifying laws proceeds apace. By a series

bf,

1920,progressive

advisory steps,

bodies,local self-government

in the has now Municipal

form of Provincial, been established. In july>

and Urban and

Rural District Counci,Is. were created, and in, December, 1930, an Ordinance

was published transforming, within well-defined limits, these 'Councils into

self-governing bodies. The first elections under the new system for the Muni-

cipal and Urban District Councils were held in May, 1931. Reform of the

financial administration has received a great deal of attention. In 1919 for

the first time no subsidy was needed from the Imperial Government, but in

subsequent years owing to various administrative reforms it has been necessary

334 CHOSEN (KOREA)—KEIJO (SEOUL)

for grant to be made from the National Treasury in 1933, 1934 and 1935 the

grant amounted to Yen 12,825,822. In the sphere of education, following on

the establishment of elementary schools on Japanese lines throughout the

country, considerable advance has been made in the development of higher

education, culminating in the opening of the Imperial University in Seoul

in 1928. A great debt is however due to foreign missionaries, who were the

pioneers of education in Korea. In the way of communications, much has

been done in providing telegraphic and telephonic communication on modern

lines, and highways now connect village with village and town with town,

the best roads being in the South. A network of railways around the country

is steadily moving towards completion. First class roads are 24 feet wide,

connecting the capital with the provincial governments, second class roads

are 18 feet wide, and run between the provincial governments and the ports

and prefectural magistracies. The total length of roads in 1935 was 22,158

kilometres (first and second class, 11,485 kilometres; third class, 10,673 kilo-

metres. The total length of railways at the end of 1935 was 3,990 kilometres

of Government Railway and 1,090 kilometres of private. (Fusan-Antung,

950 kilometres; Keijo-Kainei, 862 kilometres; Taiden-Mokpo, 260 kilometres,,

etc.) Waterworks have been provided by the Government in Seoul and at 2&

other places. The total population of Korea at the end of 1934 was 21,125,827

of whom 20,513,804 were Korean, 561,384 were Japanese and 50,639 wer^

foreigners (including Chinese).

KEIJO (SEOUL)

The oldor city

(Japanese) Seoulof (the

Hanyang, better forknown

native term capital),to foreigners

liesi in 37 asdeg.Keijo-

30

min. N. lat., and 127 deg. 4 min. E. long., and is situated almost in

the centre of the province of Keiki (Kyeng-ki), about thirty-five miles from

the mouth of the river Han. Formerly the city was surrounded by crenelated

walls of varying height, averaging about twenty feet, with arched stone bridges

spanning the water-course. The crumbling remains of these walls still cling

picturesquely to the hills at various points outside the city, and two of the

largest gates, the South Big Gate (Nandaimon) and the East Big Gate (To-

daimon) have been preserved as monuments in situ. The boundaries of the

urban prefecture of Keijo were widely extended in 1936 and now included

of Eitoho, south of the Han river. The old city was divided into two

nearly equal portions by a long main Street (the modern Shoro),

running east and west, the King’s Palace and more important public build-

ings being situated in the northern half, which was divided into east and

west

point quarters by a road

of intersection beingintersecting

marked bythea main pavilion,streettheatChong

right-angles, the

Kak (“ Bell

Kiosk”), containing a large bell, about seven feet high. This spot was re-

garded as the centre of the city, and from it a further road bore off to the

south and south-west, leading to the Nandaimon. All these roads have been

widened and improved, the present Nandaimon-dori being a fine highway

nearly 120 feet wide. The principal thoroughfare of the city now is the great

Taihei-dori. running from the Nandaimon northward to the palatial build-

ings of the Government-General, situated in front of the old Imperial Palace.

This thoroughfare intersects Shoro somewhat to the west of the old centre,

and to the south of and parallel to Shoro another wide thoroughfare has been

driven from in front of the City Office on the Taihei-dori eastwards (Kogane-

machi). About midway between this Kogane-machi and the South Gate along

the Nandaimon-dori there is a fine square, where stand the Central Post Office,

the Dai Ichi Ginko, the great Mitsukoshi Department Store and other im-

portant buildings. This is the Japanese shopiping centre, many of th*

KEIJO (SEOUL) 835

important Japanese firms of grocers, caterers, etc., having branches m and

around Honmachi, the very typically Japanese shopping street that branches

off from this square. On the opposite side, running back to the Northwest

past the Chosen Hotel into Taihei-dori in front of the city~Offiee, is another

broad thoroughfare, called Hasegawa-cho. In this central-part of the city

the roads, public buildings and shops can bear favourable comparison with

the great towns of Japan proper. Many other roads have been made

and widened in different parts of the city, particularly in the vicinity of the

new Imperial University, which lies in the north-east and was opened in May,

1926. The work of town-planning, the making of parks and so forth, is pur-

sued regularly each year, though somewhat hampered at present by lack of

funds. Lastly, mention must be made of the steep hill of Nansan, which

dominates

nave set thethegreat

city Chosen

to- the south,

Shrine,half-way

at whichupAma-terasu

the slope ofO-mikami,

which thetheJapanese

divine

ancestress of the Japanese Imperial family, and the Emperor Meiji, founder

of modern Japan, are venerated as national guardian deities. This shrine is

approached

front of it aby splendid

a magnificant flightofofthestone

panorrama city steps, and below

outspread from the terrace in

is obtained.

The population of the city after the extension of its boundaries in 1936

was estimated at 650,000. The number of Europeans and Americans is under

400.

DIRECTORY

B AN K S Brodessolles et Boutant - 367, Taihei-

cho, 2-chome, Koijo ,

Bank of Chosen, The—Keijo, Chosen Christian LiteratureSociety of Korea,

Chosen Shogvo Ginko—111, Nandai- Publishers and Booksellers, Publishing

Office of the “Korea Mission Field”

mon-dori, 2-chome Telephs. 3090, 3091 & 3092 (Koka-

Chosen Shokusan Ginko—140, Nan mon)

daimon-dori. 2-chome Rev. W. M. Clark, d.d., adminis-

trative

Rev. E. secretary

H. Miller,(Onph.leave)

d., acting

Oai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd —9, Nandaimon administrative secretary secretary

dori, 2-chome G. Bonwick, publications

(Retired)

Kan.to Ginko — 4, Nandaimon-dori, Keijo

Sanwa Ginko—5, Nandaimon-dori, 2- CONSULATES

chome i America—10, Teido-cho; Teleph. 772

(Kokamon)

Tasuda Bank—41, Hon cho Consul-General—O Gaylord Marsh

Vice Consul—U. Alexis Johnson

Irien, Dr. D. H., Mining Engineer.— China—15, Keijo (Seoul)

1-chome, Hon-machi,

11, Takezoe-machi, 3-chome ; Cable Ad:

Brien

j France—30, Hamaguri-cho; Teleph.

Iritish and Foreign Bible Society— !! 977 sulat,(Kokamon);

Keijo Cable Ad : Fran-

92, Shoro; Teleph. 283 (Kokamon); Cable Consul—M. Pierre Depeyre

Ad:Thomas

Testaments

Hobbs, secretary Vice-Consul—M. E. Martel

KEIJO (SEOUL)

Gkeat Britain—Teleph. 30 (Kokamon); Nurupi Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha —

Cable Ad: Britain H. Phipps

Consul-General—G. Taiyudo: Cable Ad: Taiyudokozan

Vice-Consul—A. J. de la Mare G. C. Cranor

C. H. Feldtmann

Netherlands—71, Takezoye-eho, 2- E. C. Mandley

chome, Keijo; Teleph. K. 2171; Cable Plaisant FrIires, Exporters, Importers

Ad: Plaisanb and

Hon. Consul—P. A. Plaisant Teleph.Bankers -5, Box

871; P.O. Horaicho, 1-chome:

35; Cable Ad:

U.Sovkonsul

S. S. R — 15, Teido; Cable Ad: Plaisant;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Agents for\

Messageries Maritimes

Davidson, H. W., Merchant and Com- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. Chosen

mission Agent—16, Takezoe-cho; Teleph. Branch)—10, Nandaimon-dori,(2-chome,

337; CableBentley’s

5th edn., Ad: Davidson; Codes:Union

and Western A.B.C. Keijo; Telephs. H. 1029, H. 265; P.O.

H. W. Davidson Box 65; Cable Ad: Petrosam

E. T. Jones, manager

Japan Steel Products Co., Ltd.—116, FusanJ. C.Installation Lumgair j Miss M. Frampton

Hasegawa-cho, Keijo Y. Ito, manager

Japan Tourist Bureau—Fusan Bail way Bumpyo Installation

H. C. E Twist, engr.-in-charge

Station

Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer Co., Ltd.— Seoul Club —Teleph. Kokamon 1025

116, Hasegawa-cho; Cable Ad:

Metrofilms “ Seoul Press, ” Daily Newspaper in

English—Taihei-Dori, -chome No. 31;

Missions EtrangSres de Paris — Meiji- Teleph. Kokamon 400

machi, 2-chome A. Tokizane, president

Vicariat de Seoul Frank Y. Kim, editor

Eglise Cathtid

Monseigneur rale

A. Larribeau, vicaire Severance Union Medical College

apostolique

Rev. P. Villemot, pro-vicaire (Nurses’ Training School)—115, Nandai-

mondori; Teleph. 5121 (Honkyoku);

Rev. G. Poyaud Cable Ad: Severance

Rev. P. Guinand,

Rev. D. Polly superieur O. R. Avison, m d., ll.d., presi-

Rev. E. Chabot Rev. L. Pichon dent emeritus

Rev. C. Bouillon Rev. J.Molimard K. S. Oh, m.d., d.sc., president

Rev. P. Bouyssou Rev. J. Lagarde D. B. Avison, m.d., d.p.h., vice-

Rev. A.P. Melizan

Gombert Rev.Rev. J.P. Barraux

Colin president k prof, of Pediatrics

Rev. I. S. Yun, m.d. (Kyoto), dean &;

Rev. P. Chizallet Rev. C. Coyos prof, of Pathology

Y. C. Rhee, m.d. (Tokyo), super-

Rev.procureur

J. Jaugey, Rev. Rev. E.P. Singer

Fromen- intendent & prof, of Dermatology

Rev. J. Bodin toux & Genito-Urology

Rev. P. Perrin Rev. F. Haller M. U. Koh, m.d., prof, of Surgery

Y. S. Lee, m.d., do.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Merchants S. H. Martin, m.d., prof, of

—64, Kogane-cho, 8-chome; P.O. Box 15 Internal Medicine

H. Y. Oh, m.d., m.d. (Kyoto),

Morris, J. H-, Merchant—7-2, Seidai- prof, of Internal Medicine

mon-cho H. R. Yun, m.b., assist, of Internal

Medicine

Representing'. T. W. Yun, m.b., ch.b., prof, of

American Mail Line Gynecology

Dollar Steamship Line C.Psychiatry

I. McLaren, m.d.. prof, of

The Home Insurance Co. & Neurology

C. C. Lee, m.b., m.d. (Kyushu),

Nipponophone Co.; Ltd.'—Ill, Hasegawa assist,

Neurology prof, of Psychiatry k

cho, Koijo

KE1J0 (SEOUL) 337

E. W. Anderson, m.d., prof, of Standard - Vacuum Oil Co., — 178,

Ophthalmology & Otorhino- Itchome, Gishu-dori; Telephs. 1269

laryngology

O. Y. Choi, m.i>. (Kyoto), instructor of and 647 (Kokamon); P.O. Box 3

(Seidaimon) ; Cable Ads : Standvac

Ophthalmology

larynogology. & Otorhino- andR. C.Vacuum

J. L. Boots, d.o.s., m.so., prof, of Ludlum

Dentistry J. D. Davis

Y. K. Lee, assist, of Dentistry Miss U. MoilYt-Biggs

K. L. Jung, technician of Boento- Steward & Co., E. D., Importer, Whole-

genology

I. C. Chung, m.d. (Keijo), assist, sale, Retail a!nd General

345, TaiheLdori; Cable AdMerchants—

: Steward ;

prof, of Anatomy P.O. Box 19

M. S. Kim, m.s., ph.d., m.d. ,

(Kyoto Prov. Univ.), prof, of Taikou Diocese—

S S. G. Mgr. F. Demange, bishop of

S. Physiology

Lee, m.d., m.d. (Kyoto), prof, Taikou

of Biochemistry & Chemistry.

H. S. Lee, m.b., assist, of Bioche- Taylor & Co., W. W. (Proprietors of Old

mistry & Chemistry Curio Shop) — Taylor Building, 112,

Y. T. Choi, m.b., lecturer of Bacte- Hasesawa-cho, opposite Chosen

Teleph. 2183 (Honkyoku): Hotel;

P.O. Box 27,

riology & Hygiene

S. K. Lee, assist, prof, of Pharmacology Cable Ad: Taylorgawa

W. W. Taylor

Paul D. Ohoy, m.b., b.sc.med., A. W. Taylor

m.d. (Tohoku), prof, of Medical Agencies

Jurisprudence :

S. C. Choi, assist, of Pathology States Stea>tiship: Company

E. M. Lawrepce, r.n. American Express Co. (Shipping

E. L. Shields, r.n. Correspondents)

E. J. Sharrocks, E..2f. South British Insurance Co.,

I. Medicine

S. Kwack, m.b., assist, of Internal Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark

Fox Eiga Kaisha

Y. S. Yun, m.b., assist, of Dermatology Underwood Typewriter Co.

and Genito-Urology Estey Organ Co.

Y. P. Hahn, assist, of Internal Texas Co. (China) Ltd., The—i, Nan-

P. Medicine

H. Lee, m.b., assistant of Cable dairaon-dori, 5-chome; P.O. Box 25;

Ads: Texaco & Faithful

Physiology Ei C. Robinson, manager

0. R, Hal berg, accountant

Severance Wholesai.b Medical Supply Thomsen & Co., General Merchants and

;! , ghome

Co., Ltd. — 115, Nandaimon -dori, 5- Shipping—Saito Building, Nandaimon-

Dr. T. W Yun, president dori: P.O. Box 108; Cable Ad: Thomsen,

Dr. Y. K. Park, mng. director Keijo

I Sinoer Sewing MAdni VH!Cd-;-;-l-28, Teido; P.O. BoxPetEr—

Wallace, 349, Taihei-dori. Keijo,

' Teleph. Kokwamoii 259; P.O. Box Ad: Wallace16; Teleph. H. 3399; Cable

l\ 24; Cable Ad: linger

H. H. Peck ! H. R. ClalMford Yeiju Mines, Ltd.—Shinshi Post

M. Zuber ! G. W. Jones Office. Heihoku, Chosen

338 UNSAN GOLD MINES-CHEMULPO (JINSEN)

UNSAN GOLD MTNEs

Oriental Con solid atii/ Mining Co., The F. S. Orcutt, Diamond Drilling

—Postal Ad: Hokuohin, Chosen (Korea); T. F. McCoy, foreman, Taracol Mine

Cable Ad: Pukchip, Uwkucliin; Codes : K. D. Johnson, shift boss

Bentley’s,

and 5th, A. Moreing &'Neil,Union.

and Western A.B.C. N^w

4th C. E. Wood, do.

York Office: 1-3 5 William Street A. R. Reed, foreman, Chintui Mine

•I. 'B'. Lower, gen. manager E. Larsen, foreman, Tabowie Mill

N. Larsen. shift boss

M. R. Arick, assist, gen. manager J. A. Eberhart, do.

H. Cupp, supt. of Mines, Timber and B. P. Smith, foreman, Taracol Mill

Fuel W. G. Cheesman, shift do. boss

S. E. lijima, secy to gen. mgr.

W. H. Aldridge, meeh. and electrical R.G. E.Hasselbach,

Hull, do.

do. Cyanide Plam

engineer A. H. O’Bryant. do.,

. D. W. Leeke,, assayer J. E. Casale, do. do.

F. B. Shelnntt,, cashier, Accounts ^ C.J. McFarlane,

il. Crowe, office assistant

Purchases : P. O. Hunt, Tribute Ore

P. W. Hyde, geologist S.TownSehd

Blain, Dump

G.R. C.H.Evans,

Oliver,metallurgist ,

Mine Operations & Co.,Retreatment

agent, Chemulpo,

F.Dr.Matsuoka, electrical enginee: ' Chosen

E. L. Power, m.d. Leonard Bifnie, correspondent, Kobe,

V. J. Morris, foreman, Tabowie Mine Japan

A. P. Mihailov, shift boss A. .Moir & Co., agent, London

J. F. Dana, do. F.H. Seeley, agent. San Francisco

VT. O. Fox, [do.

CHEMULPO (JINSEN)

in e Jin-sen

This port is situated 24 miles west of Seoul and is reached by train in 50

minutes, the two cities being also connected by a good motor road. Among

Korean ports, Chemulpo is surpassed by Fusan alone in the volume of its

trade. The harbour is protected by two islands lying across the entrance, but

suffers the extreme inconvenience of a rise and fall of tide reaching 30

feet. A dock was constructed in 1918 large enough to accommodate three

steamers of 4,500 tons each, and the construction has now been begun of an

other dock on a much larger scale. Ships can only enter and leave the dock

when the tide has reached a certain level. Near the harbour a large area

has been reclaimed and is now covered with streets and buildings, including

the custom-house, offices and godowns. Chemulpo is growing industrially and

possesses flour mills and a cotton spinning and weaving mill. The popula

tion in 1935 was 82,992.

The annual trade of Jinsen in 1936 was valued at Yen 231,660,526.

(Export Yen 72,754,220, Import 158,906.305).

There is a wet basin, with two lock gates at Entrance, which can now accom

modate 8 vesselslie ofoutside

going vessels 4,600 tons, and vesselsIsland

Sho-Getsuhito can enter

in attheallouter

statesanchorage

of the tide.about

All ocean

three

miles from the port.

CHEMULPO (JINSEN) 339

It has been decided to construct a new basin a little to the south

parallel with the present .basin at a cost of Yen 10,0pQ,009 wjiich will accommodate of and running

vesselstouphandle

cient to 0,000

the ttonsi

rade. (Sufrd'unding the present basin are- large warehouses suffi-

The inner harbour is gradually being dredged to a depth of 26 feet 1. w.s. 1936

marks the fiftieth anniversary of opening of the Jinsen harbour. In this connection

the plan for expanding wards of Jinsen municipal administration was put into force

on October 1. As result seven villages adjoining Jinsen municipality has been in-

corporated into the municipality. This means Jinsen municipality now covers 1,760

ation ofri in19,000

square area households

or four timeswith

the 93,000

area before

members enforcement

showing ofantheincrease

plan by

with2,000a popul-

in the

former and 2,300 in latter. Jinsen has become the fifth biggest city and the second

biggest trade harbour in Chosen, being one of the twenty big cities throughout the

Empire.

Steamers

Kaisha, of the Risen

Amagasaki OsakaKaisha,

Shosen and

Kaisha, ChosenRisen

Shimatani YusenKaisha,

Kaisha,andKawasaki Risen

some outside

steamers ply regularly between Japan and Korean ports on the East and West coasts,

and there are good services between Jinsen and Tsingtao, Weihaiwei, Chefoo, Chin-

nampo, Antung, and Dairen with an occasional vessel to Shanghai via Pusan

Every effort is being made by the Government-General of Chosen to make Jinsen

the principal port in Chosen for the distribution of through freight and passengers to

all parts of the country. A network of railways have been and are being extended to

the N.W.

coast and N.E.

are being rapidlyborders, withupSeoul

connected with asthethetrunk

centre,

lines.and all the ports around the

DIRECTORY

^ Kwany Chang Post Office—

Bennett & Co., Insurance and Ship- J. Miyahara, Postmaster

ping Agents; Lloyd’s Agents and Townsend

Surveyors—Cable Ad : Bennett

Walter Geo. Bennett, signs the firm Teleph. 13;& Cable

Co., Ad:

General Merchants—

Townsend

T. Yamaguchi A. C. Biddle, proprietor

Miss M. Nakamura

Weather Bureau of Tyosen—Zinsen,

British Consulate Tyosen, Nippon

Consular Agent—W. Geo. Bennett S. I. Kunitomi, director

Custom House— Wolter & Co., Carl, Gomei Kaisha—

Director—M. Oda Teleph. 79; P.O. Box. 3, Cable Ad:

Municipal Office— Wolter

Mayor—T. Nagai Paul Schirbaum

H. Rieck

GENSAN (WONSAN)

li] X Gen-sm,

This port, situated on the ilortH-eaStern coast of Chosen, is in the southern

corner of the province of South Kankyo, about halfway between Pusan and

Vladivostock. Is is called Gensau .by the Japanese, Wonsan, by the Koreans,

and Yuensan by the Chinese. The native town has grown considerably since

the port wa,s opened to trade, arid contained a population of 54,574 in De-

cember, 19,14 The town is built along the southern shore of the bay, and

through it runs the main road which leads, from Seoul to the Tumen river.

The harbour is a good one, being spacious, easy of access, and well sheltered

With,'

town, excellent holding

facing the bay,; grpund and convenient

ijs a summer depth of chiefly

resort developed water. bySouth of the

missionary

families. . ,. ..

Trade is carried

Vladivostock. The on by regular

exports copsistlines of steamers

chiefly runningand

of agricultural to Japan,

mining Shanghai, and

products, rice,

beans,

cotton and silk manufactured goods,;cotton wadding, metals, and kerosene oil. Aboutof

cattle, dried fish, gold-dust, yv' - bakvflesh and skins. Imports consist chiefly

40 per cent, of the imports aresCotton gohds, . The business is mainly in Japanese

hands. '

DIRECTORY

Chosen Yusen Kaisha, SteamshipiCilt. j Osaka Mercantile Steamship Co Ltd.,

Owners— j The—Head Office: Osaka Bldg.,

j Nakanoshima, Osaka; Cable Ad: Shosen

K. Hori, president

Custom Houspjr, wi V;5

Director—K. Kendo Post'Opkick—

Postmastef—M. Arimdtd

Genzan"iBrhwinc Co.--1.elbiriH

totohqoiq ' 1. . ItisiNGr Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Bumpyo Installation, Gemsan; Teleph.

Kane Mitsu Buewinu Co.:.(Sake)— 1128; P.O. Box 30, Korea; Cable Ad:

Petrosam;

YokohamaCode: Bentley’s. Head Office:

Maeda Iron Works--- H. C. E. Twist, manager

A. Eukuda, assistant

o,d iHiJiOr) :~nTx;j o;. >. Sawai Iron and Shipbuilding Co.-

Osaka Shosen KAtsHa'-5 !

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.-^

Municipal, Oeeice- Kankyu'^an-do Yoshida Transportation Co., Steamdiip

Mayor—T. Goto Owners—

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FUSAN

isoniT1 ini^JasW tli Fu-mn

Fuaan, 2«U milets from Seoul, is the main gateway for Korea and is the

southern terminus-oi its trunk railway line. It was once the sole channel

of traffic between Korea and Japan, there having been a settlement of

Japanese here for many years. The port is well protected with a range of

hills to the nor th-west and islands to the south and possesses up-to-date

harbour facilities. Ferry services are maintained twice daily with Shimono-

seki (about 8 hours), and through express trains run in connection therewith

from Fusan through Seoul to Mukden and Hsinking. Fusan has lately be-

come the centre of two growing industries new to Korea, the manufacture

of enamelled ironware and fof electric bulbs, the/products of both of which

are finding foreign markets. There are also rayon weaving mills and a

cotton spinning and weaving mill. Fusan has the largest proportion of

Japanese residents of any city hr Korea, the total population in 1935 being

182,290.

There

b1' blue are few Kuropean firms in the port.; business is carried on principally

'Japanese

DIKECTOIIY

Bank of (Jhoskn 44, Daicho-cho; Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K., Hardware

Telephs. 4002-04 Merchants—20, Hon-machi

Chosen Gas Denki Kaisha, Ltd. (Gas and1 Fusan Bussan Gumi, Ltd., Shipping

Electric Co.,)—56, Tomihira-cho, 3-chome and Forwarding Agents—84, 1-cho-

G. Sakuma, director me, Ohhashi-dori

Chosen Kanno Shokai, Fertilizers—17,

mHon-machiarasS. dJiA-r; r xmwzi » '•.$ Fusan Chikko CLK. - 55, Tomihara-cho

Chosen Kooyo K. K., General Merchants ' Fusan HothE - 25, Ohkura-cho; Teleph.

*...oM .I) Ghkura-Cho,

■ ——

CsdSEN, KcOYt' /K.K.,

(Hikm?a-,.cho,q ipdT Oil Merchants

i - -3-7,

Fusan Ntpposha K.K., Newspaper—T,

Chosen Seiyaku K.K., Chemicals—9, Bentemcho; TelepK 2001J

Benten-cho Fusan Shogyo Ginko- 10, Hon-machie

Chosen Whippet Jidosha Shokai, Auto- Teleph. 4004

mobiles—7, Hon cho; Teleph. 817

Custom House—Okura-cho Fusan ShosenAgents—22,

Forwarding Gumi K.K.,Ohkura-cho

Shipping and

Director—J. Koike

Dai Nippon Brewery K.K.--11, Hon cho; Huzan

Teleph.Bailway

4012 Hotel—4, Ohkura-cho ;

Teleph. 757

Daini Shokai, Timber Merchants—14, Koshia Shoten G.K., Coal Merchants—

Sakae-machi 25, Ohkura-cho.

342 FUSAN—MASAMPO—MOKPO

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Merchants— Tanaka

Shipping& Co.,andY., Insurance

Import andAgents Export,—

Rising Sun Peteoleum Co., Ltd.- Telephs. 54 and5th,

Codes: A.B.C. 545;Imp.

CableandAd:6th,Tanaka;

Acme,

Bentley’s, Duo,

andY. Private Scott’s, Western Union

Codes

Socony Vacuum Corporation- Tanaka, director

Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., Marine Products- Tateishi Honten—25, Hon-cho

Minami Hama-cho, 1 chome

Takase Gomei Kaisha 12, Hon-machi Texas Oil Co., Oil Merchants—

MASAMPO

m m «

Masampo was opened to foreign trade on the 1st May, 1899. The population in

December 1933 was 27,470 (Koreans 22,242, Japanese 5,187). The climate is very mild.

The harbour is good and in summer it serves as an excellent sea-bathing place. The

superior accommodation of Fusan greatly interferes with the commercial expansion

of Masampo.

U OK PO

fi *

Mokpo, in Japanese Moppo”, in the province of South Zenra, owes its

prosperity to the rich agricultural lands lying behind it. It has a good and

well-protected harbour with deep water permitting ships up to 15,000 tons

to anchor close inshore. Kegular steamship lines ply to other Korean ports

and to Japan. Mokpo is the principal cotton-shipping port of Korea, but

even here the rice exports are of far greater importance. Both go exclusively

to Japan. The population in 1933 was 55,667.

MOKPO-HEIJO & CHINNAMPO 343

DIRECTORY

Uhambkr of Commkkue (Japanese) - Murakami A Co, Importers of Piece

Chosen Cotton Trading Co. Goods-

Chosen Oh. Refining Co.- Namboku Cotton Trading Co.-

Hatano A Co., Importers of Piece Qhta A Co), Export Merchants—

Goods—

Matsumae & Co.. Importers of Piece Tomo & Co., Importers of Piece Goods—

Goods

Meorita A Co., Export Merchants- Uchitani & Co., Export Merchants -

HEIJO & CHINNAMPO

* ¥ fffi » W

Hei,io (Pyengyang) is the most important city of North Korea and

shares with Fusan the distinction of being the second city for population in

the Peninsula. It was the capital of the ancient Korean kingdom of Kogur-

yu (Kokoli) and is now the seat of government of Heian Nando Province.

Heijo is situated on the right bank of the Daido River, some 60 miles from

its mouth and is an important railway, military and industrial centre, with

a population in 1935 of 182,122 It is a stopping place for planes on the

regular service between Japan and Manchuria, the aerodrome being on the

left bank of the river, and possesses an European-style hotel, operated by

the Chosen Railway Bureau. Good anthracite coal is found in the neigh

bourhood. Heijo is an important missionary centre.

Chinnampo, the seaport of Heijo, is situated some 40 miles down the

river on the north side of the estuary, about 20 miles from its mouth, and

is also connected by railway. The harbour of Chinnampo affords safe accom-

modation for vessels and is moreover equipped with a dock capable of taking

two vessels of 3,000 tons. The population in 1935 was 50,516. Ten miles up

the river, between Heijo and Chinnampo. are the big steelworks of Kenjiho.

K II NS AN

m «

Kunsan is situated near the mouth of the Kinko river on the west coast

of Korea, about midway between Chemulpo and Mokpo. Behind the port

lie the richest agricultural districts of the Peninsula, known as the “granary

of Korea”. Rice, which is all taken by Japan, outweights all other exports

in value, anil as a rice-shipping port Kunsan is second in Korea only ft>

Fusan. In the town are a number of rice-cleaning mills The population - in

1935 was 41,620.

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Seishin is an important port and the commercial centre of north-eastern

Korea. It has a deep harbour, but its exposed character places it at a dis-

advantage as compared with Rashin, some. 36 miles further up the coast,

where harbour works, have recently been constructed. Seishin is connected by

rail with Seoul (542 km.) via Gensan and northwards through Kainei with

the South Manchuria Railway system. It is a port of call for vessels on the

regular Tsuruga-Vladivostok service. The population in 1933 was 36.970.

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to\yards the President

in the province foundand

of Kiangsi further expression

extended in a new

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to Kwangtung, brokecmt

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to Valley, the

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Central Government, and the leading spirits of the revolution fled the country. Among

the refugees

greater was Dr. Sunto Yat-sen.

determination secure moreThereupon

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the his Cabinet showed

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unable tothesjtPresident

because afound

quorum of members hadinnota put inrevolution,

an appearance. Hostility

into>Y3.fds

province of Kiangsi further

and expression

extended southward new

tighting at Shanghai, Nanking and a few other points in the Yangtsze Valley,some

the to Kwangtung, which broke

involving out

the

avowed purpose of the revolution being to organise an expedition “to punish Yuan

Shih-kai.” Within a couple of months this movement was effectually suppressed by the

Central Government, and the leading spirits of the revolution fled the country. Among

the refugees was Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Thereupon the President and his Cabinet showed a

greater

thing todetermination

be ckme was totoconfirm

secure the

morePresident

effectiveincontrol overandtheParliament,

his office, provinces. evidently

The first

impressed by the confidence the country had shown in him during

elected him President of the Kepublic for the next five years, and Li Yuan-hung,the late troubles,

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•elected first Revolution Hardly

had remained

a monthin had

command of the troops

elapsecTsince at Wuchang,

his election before was

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Sun Yat Sen, the Republican leader who was appointed

by thd Provisional Government set up at Nanking, resigned the Presidency first President of theinRepublic

favour

of Yiikn Shih'-hai on receiving from him- satisfactory assurances regarding his political

views in support of the Republic. Yuan Shih-kai was unanimously elected, and Sun

Yat-sen

toYuan retired

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development from politics, to

of a toscheme devote his

for coveringenergies to

the countryeconqrnic projects,

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a. network a,nd especially

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railways

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whep, theYAid Hoitses of Parlianifent having in the raeahtimb been set up, he was duly

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copibinedf

Government, forip;andtheisExecutive

composed ofYuan, but the Stateof Council

representatives is the highest

the Executive, organJudicial,

Legislative, of the

Examination, and Control Yuan. The President of the .State Council (Chiang Kai-

shek) is virtually President of the Government- Provincial Councils were established

injOhtobei*

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the Officials.wer'‘ eThe

ptirely consultative,

intention had been thetoactual

grantgovernment remainingof two

a full Parliament in the hands inof

chambers

1617;' -the intervening years being : devoted to preparations for the change but, in

response

unanimousto repeated

vote Of -the memorials

Nationalfrom Assembly,

the Provincial the Councils,

period was supported

shortened finally

by byfoura

years. The full Parliament came into existence in 1913,

Sfeln’ The Senate consisted of 274 members and the: House of Representatives of 596. being inaugurated on April

Both Chambers:

attitude, of hostility weretodominated by anfromultra-Republican .majority, which showed an

tije inauguration-of thethe President

Parliament, because the(so outset. The,

it was reported) President did not

it had been attend

intimated

on .behalf ofthe, predominant party that he would be welcomed only as a. spectator,

afid the Chambers

Secretary to react, towent the soHouse

far ina their

Messagediscourtesy as io , refuse

congratulating to allow his

the Parliament .uponChiqf

its

inauguration. After spending two

- or three months in framing rhles for the Parlia-

ment, thfe ihembers by a majority voted themselves a yearly salary of $4,000 each. The

proceedings of- both Houses

policy; of the-President andduring 1913 were

his Cabinet, anddistinguished

by the languid by violent

interestattacks

shown on the

in the

seriouk business of the legislature. Very frequently.

unable to sit because a quorum of members had not put in an appearance. Hostility one House or the other was

towards tiie president found: further expression in a new revolution, which broke out

in, the proyince

fighting at Shanghai, of Kiangsi

Nanking and andextended

a fewsouthward

other points to Kwangtung,

ih the Yangtsze involving

Valley,some

the

avowed.purpose

Shih-kai.” Within a couple of months this movement was effectually suppressed byYuan

of the revolution being to organise an expedition “to punish the

Central Government, and the leading spirits of the revolution

the refugees was Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Thereupon the President and his Cabinet showed a fled the country. Among

greater

thing todetermination

be dhne was totoconfirm secure themorePresident

effectiveincontrol overandtheParliament,

his office, provinces. evidently

The first

impressed by the confidence the country had shown in him during the late troubles,

elected

since thehimfirstPresident

Revolutionof thehgdRepublic

remainedforinthecommand

next, five ofyears, and Li atYuan-hung,

the troops Wuchang, who was

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President

Parliamentstartled the country

of all members whobyhadthebeen

issueidentified

of a mandate ordering the expulsion

with theKuomingtang,the from

political

party which had promoted the abortive revolution. This order

obeyed, and the result of it was that Parliament was unable to sit for the was instantly

remainder of the year, as without some of these members it was impossible to

form a quorum in either House. Altogether 313 members were expelled, and

the party was suppressed as a seditious organisation throughout the country.

Notwithstanding these drastic measures the President continued to proclaim

his faith in the future of China under a Republican form of government. If is

views were aptly summed up in his own phrase: “The nurse must not provide

the infant with food only fit for adults.” Thus it was that China became

for a period of two years an autocracy under the guise of a Republic. A State

Council, consisting of 70 members, replaced the suppressed Parliament. It was

supposed to act as an advisory, administrative and legislative, organ until the

formation of the new Parliament under the Constitutional Compact, but its

chief function was to give a veneer of legality to the policy of the President.

All it did was to endorse his every action, even to the mad Monarchy Move-

ment.

The sudden death of Yuan Shih-kai and the collapse of the ill-starred

attempt to restore the monarchical form of Government revived Republicanism.

Li Yuan-hung, on the death of Yuan Shih-kai, quietly became President. He

was officially confirmed in the appointment by a re-assembly of the first Parlia^

ment. The Cabinet was soon afterwards approved by Parliament, and a con-

stitution was drafted which was disliked by the Premier and the military

chiefs by reason of the fact that it placed all authority in the hands of Par-

liament. This led to a rupture which resulted in Li Yuan-hung being com

f>elled to dissolve Parliament at the instigation of the militarists. Then fol-

owed, in 1916, Chang Hsuh’s mad attempt to restore the Manchu Dynasty

He was over-thrown by Marshal Tuan Chi-jui after which Feng Kuo-chang,

the Vice:President assumed the Presidency as Li Yuan-hung declined to com-

plete his term. The second election of a President took place in October, 1918,

when Hsu Shih-chang was unanimously chosen. He retired in June, 1922, and

Li Yuan-hung was inducen to return as acting President by promises of support

for his programme of reform from the Tuchuns. Twelve months later, however,

he fled from Peking owing to pressure exerted by the militarists. He was

succeeded by Marshal Tsao Kun, who was elected on October 5th, 1923, by a

Parliament, the members of which were openly bribed to vote for him. He

was driven out of the Presidential chair in November, 1923, on the collapse

of Wu Pei-fu’s farces, owing to the defection of Feng Yu-hsiang, who utilised

his troops to seize the capital instead of marching to Jehol to outflank the

forces of Chang Tso-lin. Tuan Chi-jui was then invited by most of the leading

military and civil leaders to become the Provisional Chief Executive and

accepted. For the next three years there was no Government worthy of the

name in China. Marshal Chang Tso-lin was virtual dictator in Peping, but

North and iSouth were at war and the whole country was in a state of chaos

owing to the rival claims of many military leaders. In June, 1928, Peiping

was captured by the Nationalists, and in October—on the anniversary of the

Revolution—Chiang Kai-shek was proclaimed President of the Republic. In

January, 1929, the Nationalist flag was hoisted at Mukden and other important

centres, signifying that the Northerners had at last decided to co-operate with

their former enemies in the South. Nanking is now the capital of China.

Area and Population

China proper, extending over 1,335,841 square miles, is divided into eighteen

provinces. Considerable trouble and care has been taken by the Postal Administration

to obtain an estimate of the population of China. Recourse was had to the assistance

of the provincial officials, which in most cases was willingly accorded. Below is given

a close approximation to actual figures. The footnote will show the limitations that

have so far been imposed to a full record of the outlying districts:

CHINA

Province. - - -

Manchuria Population.

19,290,000 Province. -

Kiangsu Population.

- 32,128,236

Hopeh - - -

Shantung 27,952,932*

38,000,000 Chekiang-----

Fukien - - 20,632,701

12,157,741

Szechuen

Hunan - -- - -- -- 76,613,0'

31,591,211X) Kwangtung

Kwangsi - - - 30,000,000

12,258,580

Hupeh • - - - 26,105,969t Yunnan - - - . 11,020,607

Kianggi

Anhwei ------ - - 24,467,000

21,715,396 Other Provinces - - 55,000,0 0

Total 438,933,373

* Not including Tientsin. +Not including Hankow.

The total number of foreigners in China was given in 1931 as 370,393 made up as

follows:

Nationality. Firms. Persons. Nationality. Firms. Persons.

American - -

Austrian

55915 245 Japanese

8,637 Mexican - - 7,249 260,621

22 2294

Belgian 22 546 Norwegian

British - - - 1,021 13,344 Polish

Portugese 1

150 2,36814

Czechoslovaks 9 276 Russian - - - - 1,104 66,479

Danish - - - 3629 650

700 Spanish - - 24 334

Dutch - - - 89 Swedish 10 242

Finnish

French - 197

3

8,651 Swiss - -- -- -- -- 41 309

German 34035 3,444 Other Countries 22 2,455

Italian - 753 Total 10,889 370,393

The principal dependencies of China have been Mongolia, with an area of 1,288,035

square miles, and some 2,000,000 people; and Manchuria, with an area of 363,000

square

assertedmiles, and an estimated

her independence populationsovereignty,

of Chinese of 13,700,000.and Outer Mongolia

obtained the informal

1912

recognition of Russia, but under the Russo-Chinese Treaty concluded in 1915

the suzerainty of China was recognised and the autonomy of Outer Mongolia

agreed to. Towards the end of 1919 Outer Mongolia petitioned to return to the

authority of Peiping. The petition was granted, and the several treaties with Russia

were abrogatea. Conditions in Outer Mongolia, however, have been by no

means stabilised by the ostensible return of Mongolia to China’s fold. The

invasion of Baron Ungern von Sternberg with an anti-Bolshevik army in Feb

ruary, 1921, caused the intervention of Soviet Russia, whose troops, having

dislodged Ungern’s men, entered into possession of Urga, the capital of Mon-

golia, and the Territory stretching up to the Russian frontier. Inner Mon

golia has been formed into three special administrative districts, viz., Jehoi.

Chahar and Suiyuan. Manchuria or Manchukuo as she is now sometimes

called has in recent years been steadily and rapidly colonised by Japanese,

who greatly outnumber the Manchus in their own land- In 1932, she asserted

her independence, under Japanese protection, but so far she has not been re-

cognised by any other Nations with the exception of San Salvador. Tibet—

which is also practically a dependency of China and whose actual status is

still an outstanding question between Great Britain and China—has an area

of 643,734 square miles and a population of over 6,000,000. Down to 1910 it

was ruled by the late Dalai Lama, but subject to the Government of Pei-

ping, which maintains a Resident at Lhassa. In consequence, however, of the

Dalai Lama’s refusal to comply with the demands of Peiping, a Chines*

military expedition was dispatched to Lhassa, and he fled to India, where he

remained for over a year. Meanwhile, the great revolution broke out in China

The Tibetans seized the opportunity to proclaim their independence, and again

a military expedition was sent to Tibet, but more conciliatory methods had

to be adqpted. The Chinese troops were withdrawn and the Dalai Lama r*

turned to the Tibetan Capital. The tripartite conference at Simla in 1914

to determine the status of Tibet and delimit the boundaries ended in failure.

A4 CHINA

no agreement being arrival at. The Dalai Lama visited- Peiping in 1921 and

was received in audience by President Hsu Shih-chang.

Foreign Trade in 1937

\taixk of Trade , ,,-

The value of the foreign trade of China for the years 1935, 1936 and 1937

is given in the following table:

Value of the’Foreign Trade of China, 1935-37 „ j

1935. 1936. 1937.

Million $ Million | Million $

Net Imports 919 941 . 953

Exports .’ 576 706 . . ;■ J38 :isiT

Total 1,495 1,6;47 1^91^ ’ 1,1

Excess of Imports 343 235 ll&unIkuA

As will he seen from the above, the net value of the trade of China,: import

ami export, expressed in terms of standard dollars, was for 1937 $lj791' naillioh,'

as. compared with $1,647 million during 1936, Imports rose from $941 million to

$953 million, an increase of 1.3 per cent, while exports improved from $7d6

million to $838, or by 18.7 per cent. In this connexion it should be noted-that'

following the Government’s monetary reforms of November 1935, the average

equivalents of the gold unit was for the years 1936 ahd 1937 remained stable at

$2,260 and $2,271, as compared with $1,866 for 1935, and that the increase in the

dollar valuation of imports for 1937 over 1936 was therefore no longer due to a

lower exchange value of the standard dollar but may be attributed entirely to

an increase in the volume-of imports. At the same time exports continded to

enjoy the advantage-of the comparatively lower dollar. The following table

illustrates the adverse balance of trade in standard'dollars diirihg the past 28

years since 1910: '

Value of the Foreign Trade of China less the Manchurian Trade

with Abroad, 1910-37

Adverse

Imports. Exports. /Balance of.j, Imports.: G^jgQrt|

. . . .., jlalapcepf

.^(Jvty-se

Trade.

Million $ Million $ Million. $ S HoVaii -!; . Trade, $

Million $ Alulibn ij; Million

1910.. 649 . 503 146 1924..

Mi;: 482 1925.. ....... 1,242

1,38.9 ..'878 oil!..;

876 366

'1912.. 644 485 1926.. ... 1,473 934 539

1913.. 788.). .523 '265, 1927.. 1,2 j318

1914.. 780 . 331'/ 1928.. 1,530 1,047 483

1915.. 619 . 546 73, 1929.. 1,620 1,070 550

1916.. 678 . 612 . 66 1930.. 1,723 944 , 779

1917.. 697 . 570 127 1931.. 2,002 915 i ; 1,087

1918.. 707 . 120 1932.. 1,524 569/' '955

1919.. 785 46 1933.. 1,345 612 733.

383 1934.. 1,030 535 495

1921 535 1935..

1,233 919 . 576 343 235

1922 520 1936

1,204 941 115'

1923 383 1937..

1,251 953

,8ince the year 1931 the adverse balance of trade lias been reduced from

$1,087 million to $115 million. In other words, the. percentage of Chinese

exports to imports has risen from 45.70 per cent in 1931 to 87.93 per cent during

the year under review. Furthermore, the adverse balance for the year 1937 of

$115 million may rightly be reduced.by $29 million of export duty,, which should

he added to the outward statistics to obtain the true f.o.h. value pf the .export

trade.

CHINA A5

Direction of ’Trade

The following table shotfs the direction of China's T'oreign 'tirade' for 1936 and

Jh37 and her balance of tr.ade in merchandise with each of the countries listed

for the .Year under review: p .tr, ^ . : « •,

/'he '-DireMiZ® ’HJP'VMiui’k Foreign '‘‘Trad^ ‘

In thousands of standard dollars (Q00 cnhitted)

Net Imposts. Net Exports.

percent. St.$ per Imports. Exports.

Australia

BelgiumIndia 16,333428 0.36.. .,5*395. C 10,ii30

British

Canada 20,•28,

17,607993 ( .0.76.. . .7*089 ... 0.-86 • J

Cuba

Denmark

Formosa

France Indo-China .29,13,5,608419280 - 3.1.1648 0,4.361,9. 32,2^43 ’ ,0.3.3849 .

French

Germany 146, 2 49 15. 3 4 15.5405 '• 72,12,46877-27tR. -"8.65

>.53 , ,1'7,053

Great

Rongkong Britain 10,16,353254 111,17,443290 . 11.1.8730 15.02' 79 1 19.38 . 73,772'

: T62_ . v,34at 31,111

Italy 12.

153,369 2 00 .9,884

16Q,

: 2, 8

1. 0

24464 : 15.0.27664 14.46 . 84,305 10.-082ft 3,044 5,368

0. 4 8- 6, 8 40 O'

tmxemhurg 4,605 ' 0:48 "

Netherlands

Netherlands India 80, 702 ' ■ 8.47 4,783 6,259128 .0.07. 8,'42,2S1380

NNorway

ew Zealand 1,6.292014 0.15

Philippine Islands

Siam 3,5,823290 1,163

6;i0l.

3,8,

Sweden & F.M.S. 10,15,383129 . 4,050

. 19,.4,£,162115008 ' 0.0.2..34319'ft "

Switzerland

0.S.A. .. .231,443 227 27,0.6013

TJ.Other

S.S.RCountries

. (Russia) liOlSM# k 19.80 86,35

41-704 4.97

Total 1,544 100.00 ^53,336 IPO OO > 705’,74i lOO.OO-

I ndividually, the order of importance of the inajhr countries for the year

1987. is.found to be the United States of America, Japan,, ■ GeTinany.’and! Great

Britain, with respective totals for their imports arid ex§)drts' bf $420 million,;

1235 million, $219 million and $1-92 million ; representing, in the ca'3e of the

United - States of America, ah increase of $49 million, a'’dedline- of $20 million

in the case of Japan, and increases of $30‘million for Germany and fU million

for Great Britain. In percentages the order- in the case of imports is the United

States of America, 19.80 per cent; Japan, 15.76 per Cent; •Germany, 15.34 per

cent; and Great Britain, 11.70 per cent; and, in the case of exports, the United

States of America, 27.61 per cent: Japan, 10.06 per cent; Great Britain. 9.59 per

cent; and Germany, 8.65 per cent. The percentage of the import trade attributed

to Hongkong was less than 2 per cent; the introduction of the consular invoice

system, as pointed out in previous reports, eliminating to a very great extent

the difficulty in determining the,countries of origin.,in the ca^e. of imports.- The

same, however, .does not apply to the export trade, Hongkong’s share of which

appears as 19.38 per cent-for the year,, it being well, known that. Hongkong serves

primarily as an entrepot for Chinese trade, that a relatively small portion of

China’s export trade originates in the Glolony, and that most of Hongkong’s

share of the Chinese export trade should, rightly be re-alloeated to other foreign

countries. The increase in Hongkong’s percentage of the export trade from 15.02

during 1936 to 19.38 per cent for 1937 is due, no doubt, to the diversion of Chinese

exports via Canton and Hongkong; direct shipment abroad through Shanghai

and other normal channels having been adversely affected by hostilities and the

temporary cancellation of the calls at Shanghai of the vessels’ belonging rb certain

of the larger steamship lines.

A6 CHINA

As already pointed out, the value of the import trade increased by 1.3 per

cent, from $941 million in 1936 to $953 million for 1937. The following table

shows the net imports from abroad for the years 1935, 1936 and 1937, arranged

according to the main groupings in the “Monthly Returns of the Foreign Trade

of China” and according to the order of importance of these groupings during

the year under review:

Net Imports from Abroad, 1935-37

1935. 1936. 1937.

St. $ St. $ St. $

Metals and Ores 87,442,948 108,055,485 131,637,637

Candles, Soap, Oils, Fats, Waxes, Gums,

and Resins 101,696,701 105,132,577 118,556,281

Books, Maps, Paper, and Wood Pulp 53,124,800 57,467,152 65,302,004

Machinery and Tools 65,853,248 59,980,614 65,013,106

Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals 37,443,182 51,839,815 61,282,114

Cereals and Flour 135,917,318 49,219,653 58,555,602

Vehicles and Vessels 30,584,591 52,483,640 42,102,103

Miscellaneous Metal Manufactures 34,805,947 46,712,322 41,437,886

Cotton and Manufactures thereof 68,679,626 54,360,056 37,562,942

Dyes, Pigments, Paints, and Varnishes ... 37,611,774 41,193,099 37,105,358

Wool and Manufactures thereof 20,411,974 29,310,711 35,604,359

Timber 34,768,106 28,910,762 23,238,569

Sugar 27,672,906 20,534,761 22,030,645

Tobacco 11,300,883 17,389,337 21,874,283

Flax, Ramie, Hemp, Jute, and Manufac-

tures thereof 13,167,762 17,986,704 20,521,536

Silk (including Artificial Silk) and

Manufactures thereof 8,046,105 9,370,699 13,575,678

Fishery and Sea Products 19,028,281 17,793,232 13,258,259

Animal Products, Canned Goods, and

Groceries 11,778,208 9,370,701 8,399,441

Medicinal Substances and Spices 8,689,249 8,729,825 7,235,235

Wood, Bamboos, Rattans, Coir, Straw,

and Manufactures thereof 7,541,582 7,622,031 6,928,245

Coal, Fuel, Pitch, and Tar 9,199,084 7,449,731 5,995,119

Fruits, Seeds, and Vegetables 6,948,743 5,821,783 5,605,475

Chinaware, Enamelledware, Glass, etc. 5,762,369 4,803,674 5,527,089

Hides, Leather, and other Animal 4,530,345 4,778,499 4,453,829

Substances

Stone, Earth, and Manufactures thereof.. 4,736,125 3,697,706 3,437,917

1,603,112

Wines, Beer, Spirits, Table Waters, etc. 2,965,108 119,927,057 1,220,535

95,924,760

General Sundry List 69,504,357

Total 919,211,322 431,544,738 953,386,007

The above table will, however, give some idea of the comparative values of

the principal imports. As will be seen, metals and ores again head the list of

imports according to value, there being an increase over 1936 of $23.6 million.

In this, however, as in other cases, the increase in value has not necessarily been

accompanied by a proportionate increase in volume. Under metals and ores,

the principal increases according to value occurred in ungalvanized iron and

steel bars, in sheets and plates, and tinned plates, with a decline in the value of

rails and structural material. Second on the list appears candles, soap, oils,

fats, waxes, gums, and resins, with an increase of $13.4 million, gasolene,

naphtha, and mineral benzine being higher by $4.8 million and kerosene oil by

nearly $8 million, with a decline in the value of liquid fuel. Under paper, there

was a decline in the import of cigarette paper from Japan, with an increase in

CHINA AT

the value of common printing and newsprinting paper, more particularly from

Norway. There was some increase in the value of machinery and tools, particu-

larly in textile machinery and parts. The increase under chemicals and phar-

maceuticals came largely under sulphate of ammonia, which increased in value

by $4.8 million, imports from Great Britain being nearly double in value and

quantity those of 1036. The import of cereals and flour was higher by $9.3

million, rice and paddy rising in value from $26.7 million to $40,8 million, with

a further decline in the value of wheat from $11.8 million to. $6.1 million.

Under vehicles and vessels there was a decline of $10.4 million, locomotives and

tenders being lower in value by $7.8 million, railway and tramway carriages

and wagons lower by $8.9 million, with an increase of $4.6 million under motor

tractors, trailers, and trucks (including chassis). Miscellaneous metal manufac-

tures and dyes, pigments, paints, and varnishes declined in value. Cotton and

manufactures thereof again fell off, being value at $37.6 million only as com-

pared with $54.4 million during 1936, there being a decline of $20 million in the

value of raw cotton imported. Wool and manufactures thereof, on the contrary,

improved in value by $6.3 million, almost the entire increase appearing under

wool, carded or combed wool, and waste wool. The decline was general under

the heading timber, while the import of fishery and sea products declined both

in value and quantity. Under the sundry heading the value was $24 million

less than during 1936.

Exports

The value of exports increased from $706 million to $838 million, or by 18.7

per cent. In this connexion it should be mentioned, however, that while exports

continued to benefit from the lower dollar and, to some extent, from increased

demand, higher value rather than increased volume was the principal feature

of the export trade. In the following table comparative statistics are given for

the value of the export trade during the past three years, arranged according to

the groupings used in the “Monthly Returns of the Foreign Trade of China”

and in the order of their improtance during the year under review :

Exports Abroad, 1935-37

1935. 1937.

St. $ St. $ St. $

Textile Fibres 97,395,860 112,979,740 128,227,214

Oils, Tallow, and Wax 57,279,830 91,386,866 127,039,902

Animals and Animal Products (not in-

cluding Hides, Leather, and Skins

(Furs), and Fishery and Sea Products) 80,255,792 103,985,431 124,493,976

Ores, Metals, and Metallic Products 43,574,638 56,742,800 102,452,605

Hides, Leather, and Skins (Furs) 23,628,606 40,501,923 53,785,336

Yarn, Thread, Plaited and Knitted Goods 42,457,104 47,475,874 48,696,392

Seeds 49,000,512 40,804,825 35,880,964

Tea 29,624,184 30,661,711 30,787,274

Piece Goods 18,838,502 24,148,792 22,425,626

Fuel 8*572,048 13,002,036 15,646,832

Cereals and Cereal Products 18,920,899 24,792,229 15,169,798

Other Textile Products 7,669,144 12,925,289

Medicinal Substances and Spices (not in-

cluding Chemicals) 9,147,688 9,845,453 11,848,696

Fruits, Fresh, Dried, and Preserved 8,545,621 9,901,696 11,059,335

Vegetables 8,348,983 9,413,577 10,873,869

Tobacco 9,051,579 10,137,540 9,304,975

Other Vegetable Products 6,217,695 7,146,526 8,413,506

Chemicals and Chemical Products 5,388,451 6.175,529 7,621,066

Paper 4,809,815 5,498,345 7,000,161

Beans and Peas 5.255,005 3.277,628 6,465,184

AS CHINA

1935. 1936. 1937.

Stone, Earth, Sand, and Manufactures st. i St. $ St. $

thereof (including Chinaware and

Enamelledware)

Timber, Wood, and Manufactures thereof 1,917,2433,330,844 4,074,490 4,709,951

Bamboo 2,543,409 3,006,530

2,934,595

3,535,971

2,980,323

Fishery and Sea Products 3,098,475 3,179,541 2,744,373

Printed Matter 2,209,714 2,389,114 2,560,512

Dyestuffs. Vegetable 2,300,171 1,514,701 1,815,087

Spirituous Beverages 1,013,096 1,129,152 1,536.229

Glass and Glassware 250,324 372,329 432,218

Rattan 113,507 200,138 159,078

Sugar 2,018 3,995 6,770

Suiidry List 25,048,303 24,638,676 27(657,193

Total ...575,809,060 705,741,403 838,255,705

As will be seen/ textile fibres continued to head the list, , the principal

increases being $3.1 million under raw cotton, $9.5 million under silk, and $4

million under sheep's wool. The export of hemp, ramie, and goats’ wool showed

some decline. Next in order, oils, tallow, and wax displaced animals and

animal products, them being: an increase in the valu,e of groundnut oil of $6.3

million and in wood oil pf •'’ 16.5 million., Under animals-and animal products,

tfie principal increase occurred under eggs and egg products, which improved

ip value by $11 million, . The.total value of ores, metals, and metallic products

increased from $56.,7 million to $102.4 million, wolfram ore (tungsten) being

higher in value by nq. le^tlian $31.4 million and tin ingots and slabs by $12.9

million. Hides, leather,, and. skins (fur.s); rose from seventh to fifth place, with

a total value of $53.8 mil)iqn asmopapared with $40.5 million for 1936, the

increase being general over all the major varieties of skins. The export of yarn,

thread, plaited and knitted'* ghdds was’ higher in value by $1.2 million only,

cotton yarn declining in value by $7.5 million, with increases of $5.2 million

under drawn-thread ^work, of $1.5 million under cross-stitch work, and of $2.6

million under \ape. and trimmings.. The export of seeds declined in value by

$4.9 million, sesamum seed falling; from $18.6 million to $14.5 million. The

value of tea exported'remaiAed' tlie‘same at $30 million. Piece goods, tobacco'

and beans and peas all declined, as did 1cereals and cereal products, from $24.8

million to $15.2 million. Other exports , such as fruits, medicinal substances,

other textile products, vegetables and vegetable products, chemicals and chemical

products and paper, showed; sbme improvement.

Shipping and Freight in 1937

The world total- of mercantile tonnage under construction at the close of

1929 was 3,110,900 tons ; this figure fell to 757,300 tons for 1933, stood at 2,251,200

tons at the end of 1936, and rose to 2,900,200. tons for the year 1937. Mercantile

shipping launched in .1930 totalled 2,889,500 tons, fell to 489,000 tons in 1933,

recovered to 2,117,900 tons in 1936; and to 2,648,700 tons in 1937. Average ship-

ping launched for the period: 1926-29 was 2,363,000 tons, so that, even allowing

for the intensification of naval construction, the figures for mercantile launching

have all but recovered to pre-depression levels. With a reduction in the volume

of idle tonnage, actual total tonnage for the year ending June 1937 was 66,286,060

tons as compared with 65,063,600 tons at the end of June 1936. According to

the “Economist!’ index of freight rates based on 1913=100, the average level of

freight rates improved from 80.8 in January 1936 to 110.2 for December 1936.

For the year 1937 the figures were 116.5 in January and 108.6 in December.

The total tonnage entered at the 15 leading ports of the world during 1936,

the 1 fist year for which compTdhensive figures are available, is shown hereunder :

CHIN'A A9

Tons. I'ons.

New York 35,489,210 Antwerp 18,895,376

London 30,868,381 Shanghai (1936) 18,826,779*

Kobe 28,986,489 „ (1937) 13,254,437f

Rotterdam 23,247,489 Liverpool 17,085,293

Osa^a 20,632,819 Marseilles 16,544,728

Philadelphia 19,111,766 San Francisco 15,801.076

Honarkong 18,964,135 Singapore 15,179 220

Hamburg 18,922,431 Los Angeles 12,593,785

* Including 2,761,259 steamer tonnage entered from inland places,

t „ 2,041,718 ,, „ „ „

In connexion with the figure 13.254,437 given above for the total tonnage

entered at Shanghai during the year 1937, it should be pointed out that of this

total 12,094,723 tons were entered during the period January to August, with

tonnage for the period September to December amounting to 1,159,714 tons only

due to the outbreak of hostilities. Further, it may be mentioned that the

tonnage entered for the half-year January to June was 9,693,530 tons, so that,

had the year continued normally, Shanghai’s total tonnage entered during 1937

should have amounted approximately to 19,387,060 tons, giving the port of

Shanghai sixth place in world tonnage on the basis of the 1936 figures.

In regard to shipping generally in China, affected—as was Shanghai—by

hostilities and the Japanese blockade of the China coast, reference to the Ship-

ping tables appearing with this volume shows that total entries and clearances

at Chinese ports amounted to 90 million tons only as compared with 145 million

tons during 1936. By flags, the order of importance was: British shipping,

36.1 million tons; Chinese shipping (excluding junks). 21.6 million tons;

Japanese shipping, 12.8 million tons; Norwegian shipping, 4.2 million tons;

American shipping, 2.1 million tons; German shipping, 2.1 million tons;

Netherlands shipping, 2 million tons; and French shipping, 1.4 million tons.

Of the reduced total of 90 million tons of shipping entered and cleared, 35.4

million tons were entered from and cleared to foreign ports as against 45.2

million tons during 1936, while 54.6 million tons as compared with 99.8 million

tons for 1936 were entered and cleared coastwise. These figures do not include

the tonnage of vessels plying under Inland Waters Steam Navigation Regula-

tions. In regard to shipping with abroad, the leading ports in China wore:

Shanghai, with 31.94 per cent of the total tonnage; Canton, with 12.78 per cent;

Swatow, with 8.39 per cent; Tsingtao, with 7.55 per cent; Tientsin, with 5.73

per cent; Amoy, with 5.17 per cent; Chinwangtao, with 4.08 per cent; and

Kowloon, with 4 per cent.

Further analysis of the shipping trade shows the percentage share of the

total entrances and clearances taken by the leading flags during the year under

review:

Foreign Domestic Total

Trade. Trade. Trade.

Per cent. Per cent. Per cent.

British 36.51 42.43 40.10

Chinese (excluding junks) 8.32 34.15 23.98

Japanese 19.18 11.02 14.23

Norwegian 5.33 4.24 4.67

German 4.48 0.92 2.32

American —....... 4.69 0.73 2.29

Netherlands ,,...v.v.... 3.27 1.55 2.22

In view of the increase in operating costs, freight rates on the China coast

were raised 10 per cent as from the 1st May 1937.

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Transpacific Freights

During the year rates of freight on a number of articles from China to ports

on the Pacific coast were subjected to two increases, amounting approximately

to 15 per cent on each occasion. Following the outbreak of Sino-Japanese

hostilities, direct sailings from Shanghai to Pacific coast ports, with but one

exception, were entirely suspended until the close of the year. A certain amount

of cargo was, nevertheless, moVed during this, period, being forwarded to Hong-

kong or Kobe for transhipment there to ocean carriers loading for the Pacific

coast. The total quantity was, however, very small in comparison with that

which had been shipped direct during the first seven months of the year.

. . Freights'Via Suez

All Conference rate- of freight per. ton by the Suez route were increased by

10 per cent on the 18th February 1937 with the exception of rates on silks, oils,

bristles, and removals (household effects). A further increase was made on a

number of commodities on the 30th September 1937, in addition to which on the

same date the Conference decided that all cargo (except oils in bulk) loaded at

Shanghai, or any temporary loading place in the neighbourhood of Shanghai,

should pay a 10 per cent surcharge. The result has been that the increase dur-

ing 1937 vary considerably on different classes of commodities, the principal

increase per ton being as follows: general cargo, 90s. to 110s. ; hides, 77s. to lOOs. :

raw cotton, 66s. to 72s. 6d. ; cotton waste, 42s. to 50s.; tobacco, 66s. to 72s, €d.;

cotton lace, 114s. (or 2| per cent) to 120s. (or 2f per cent); antimony regulus,

46s. to 65s. ; antimony oxide, 66s. to 90s.; antimony, crude, 46s. to 65s.; beans,

36s. to 55s.; cotton seed-cake, 42s, 6d. to 60s. ; feathers, 81s. to 100s.; nutgalls.

lOOs. to 105s. ; wood oil, in bulk 96s. to 107s;; sesamum seed, 48s. to 60s.; skins

and furs, 150s. to 192s. 6d. The base rate oh tea was maintained at 70s. The

“dpen” rate on groundnut kernels fluctuated throughout the year, followed

proportionately. The rates of freight on raw silk were maintained.

Railways

Following the completion and the opening to through traffic on the 1st

September 1936 of the Canton-Hankow Railway, a survey of the river-bed at

Hankow and an examination of the selected location of the contemplated bridge

over the Yangtze River, to connect the Canton-Hankow and Hankow-Peiping

Railways, was carried out in the spring of 1937. In the month of August the

Canton-Hankow Railway was linked up with the Canton-Kowloon Railway

by a loop line, and in spite of frequent bombings, both these lines continued to

function with minor interruption. Survey work, also, on the projected railway

from Shektan, on the Canton-Kowloon Railway, to Meihsien, for which a loan

of £3,000,600 was arranged with the British and Chinese Corporation, and which

will be some 350 kilometres in length, was commenced’during the year.

West and south-west of the Canton-Hankow Railway are the two projected

Railways—the Hunan-Kweichqw Railway, from Chuchow, on the Canton-

Hankow Railway, to Kweiyang, the capital of the province of Kweichow; and

the Hunan-Kwangsi Railway, from Hengyang, also on the Canton-Hankow line,

to Kweilin, the capital of Kwangsi province. Work was carried steadily along

the whole length of the Hunan-Kweichow Railway, which will be 1,010 kilometres

in length. More than 300 kilometres of earth-work for the road-bed between

Chuchow and Supu was completed, and all bridges and culverts along this

section are nearing completion. Foundations for the Tzu River Bridge with

a length of over 240 metres, were completed by the middle of April. 80 per cent

of the work on the 10 piers of the Slang River Bridge at Siangtan has also been

finished. It is hoped that rails will be laid and that trains will be running

between Chuchow and Sinhwa by the end of March 1938. It was expected that

the whole line would be completed by the end of 1938, but, due to interruption

in arrivals of rails and also to the Government’s desire to finish the Hunan-

Kwangsi Railway first, part of the staff and materials have been transferred to

the latter line. Projects and funds for the construction of this Hunan-Kwangsi

line having been arranged, construction work commenced on the 10th September.

The whole line running from Hengyang, through Kiyang and Tungan, in

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Hunan, to Chuanhsien and Kweilin, in Kwangsi, covers a distance of 380 kilo-

metres and is expected to be completed within six months. The bridge over the

Siang River at Hengyang, which will connect this line with the Canton-Ilankow

line, is already under construction.

Following the settlement of the Sian incident, the Ping-Han Railway revert-

ed to normal soon after the beginning of 1937. Upon the outbreak of Sino-

Japanese hostilities construction of the branch line from Hwayiian to Laohokow

was suspended in August.

The opening to traffic of the Sian-Paoki section of the Lung-Hai Railway

was originally scheduled to take place on New Yekr’s Day, 1937, but was post-

poned until the 1st March. Final surveys were carried out for the extension

westward from Paoki to Tienshui, whence extensions of this line, north-west to

Lanchow and south to Chengtu, the capital of Szechwan, are contemplated.

The northern section of the Tatung-Puchow Railway is under construction.

The first section of the Chekiang-Kiangsi line from Hangchow to Yiishan,

336 kilometres, was completed in 1933; the second section from Yiishan to Nan

chang, 300 kilometres, was opened to traffic in January 1936; and the third

section of 263 kilometres to Pinghsiang, where connexion will be made with the

Canton-Hankow line, was expected to be completed during 1937 or early in 1938.

Work proceeded rapidly on the extension of the King-Kan (Nanking-Kiang-

si) Railway to Kweich’i. Upon completion, it is the intention of the Govern

ment to extend this line via Shaowu and Nanping (Yenp’ing), in Fukien, and

thence through Chaoan to Canton.

The construction of the unfinished section of the Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo

Railway between Zakow and Hangchow and of the Ch’ient’ang River Bridge

would shoi'tly have been completed but for the hostilities, which suspended work

and caused a certain amount of damage to the bridge. The rehabilitation of

the Shanghai-Nanking Railway, with the double-tracking of the section Shang

hai-Soochow, was also contemplated.

Financial arrangements were completed for a loan from the British and

^Chinese Corporation of £4,000,000 for the construction of a line from Pukow

(Nanking) running on the north of the Yangtze River and crossing the Peiping

Hankow Railway to Siangyang, in the province of Hupeh.

The first stage in the construction of the Chungking-Chengtu Railway was

started during the year. The line, on leaving Chungking, will follow a course

along the valley of the Upper Yangtze, passing the Maoerhhsia Gorge. At 125

kilometres the line will leave the Yangtze and turn to the north-west to Yung

chwan, thence following a general westward direction, passing Jungchang,

Lungchang, Neikiang, Tzechung, Tzeyang, Kienyang, Chaokiatu, and southward

to Chengtu. Many difficulties will have to be overcome in the course of construc-

tion. The estimated time for completion is two and a half years, and the length

of the line 523 kilometres.

The following are the import statistics for rolling-stock, and for such rail

way materials as are specifically quoted as such in the Returns, during the past

three years:

1935. Value. Quantity.

Quantity. 1936. Value. Quantity.1937. Value.

St. $ St. $

Crossings

Kailway! 243,560 14,859 577,9.95 18,974 693,960

Rails 8,498,703 965,747 14,871,018 913,311 13,60',276

Lccomotiv s — 3,950,991 — ■. 1.4,028,834 6, .63,686

Railway

Wagons - 1,962,725 11,5:1,923 2.744,425

Railway Materials, fr 3,702,067

- 3,509,901 4,' 43,039 4,043,362

8,5-4,812 ,757,063 4,593.053 .1,300,895 4,547,97*

Railway Sleepers 1‘

Total . -19,625,852 32,501,674

*u

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IIOADP

/yhe last available statistics give the total mileage of highways completed,

under construction, and projected as at the end of December 1936 as being 171,693

kilometres, of which 109,749 kilometres have been opened to traffic, 24,259 kilo-

metres of those: being, payed and 85*490 kilqmetres earth. Inter-orovineial trunk

lines

Hunan,between

Honan,thyFukien,

provincesandpftheKiapgsu,, Chekiang,

north-western Anhwei,totalled

provinces Kiangsi,

23,876Hupeh,

kilo-

metres at the close of 1036. Details of construction during 1937 are not yet

available, but it is known that, up to the time of the outbreak of hostilities and

even folio,wing thqrepn, still further progress has been made.

The Summing Up

In his summing up on the conditions of trade in 1937, Mr. Osborne writes:

Seldom has a year opened with brighter trade prospects than 1937. The

satisfactory financial results of the previous year, with its unusually abundant

crops, confidence in the new currency, Government reconstruction work, advance

in industrial and agricultural spheres, improvement in communications, and

the general soundness of the economic background, all gave promise of increasing

prosperity, which was fully born out in the results of the first seven months of

the year, for which period the value of imports was over 36 per cent higher than

for the corresponding period of 1936 and the value of exports nearly 46 per cent

higher. The outbreak of hostilities in the North in July and their subsequent

spread to Shanghai and throughout the country, naturally, adversely affected

the outlook, with the result that at the close of the year the value of imports

showed an increase of 1.3 per cent only and exports of 18.7 per cent only over

the figures for 1936, the monthly average total value of combined imports and

exports for the last five months of the year being reduced to only slightly over

50 per cent of the average monthly total of the first seven months. In this con-

nexion it may be remarked, however, tha,t the tendency is for imports rather

than exports

pxqre to decline,

accentuated a feature

In recent years, intheChina’s balance

percentage of tradeexports

of Chinese which has become

to imports

having risen in 1937 to 87.93 per cent, the highest level recorded since 1919 and

the exceotional Great War years of 1915 and 1916. As to trade in general, it is

noticeable that in recent years the import from abroad of “consumers’ goods,”

especially cotton goods, rice, wheat, etc., have considerably diminished, the bulk

of foreign imports now comorisirig metals and machinery for the development

of mechanical industries anc[ communications, mineral oils—for propulsion and

lighting purposes—in which China is deficient, and chemicals for industrial,

medicinal, and fertilisation purposes. As regards exports, progress has been

satisfactory, with a growing demand for many of the country’s staple products,

such as skins, wool, textile fibres, seeds, eggs and egg products, vegetab'e oils,

ores, etc., for which there is little likelihood of a falling-off in demand: Though

present hostilities must delsv progress and necessitate large capital outlay, the

progress df recent yekrs and the unification of the country iustify the hope that,

provided China is spared during 1938 additional suffering from natural calami

ties in the form of floods, drought, and epidemics, her economic recovery will

not be long delayed.

Conditions in 1937

Despite almost overwhelming difficulties; China had achieved much progress

in the decade prior to the outbreak of the present hostilities. With the exten

sion of central authority, national unity was nearing fulfilment; following the

various financial reforms, exchange remained more stable than ever before; the

spread of the New Life Movement was inculcating a new spirit among the people,

and the many activities of the Government towards national reconstruction and

rehabilitation were becoming far-reaching in their effects. Among the various

branches of the Government engaged in the work of reconstruction were: the

National Economic Council, responsible for improvements in road-buUding.

hydraulic engineering, cotton-growing, and sericulture; the Ministry of Indus

tries, entrusted with significant work in rice and wheat improvement, animal

CHINA A18

husbandry, the testing and standardisation of agricultural products, agricul-

tural-epedit, and rural industry: the National Health Administration, with its

provincialtheandgradual

effecting rural abolition

health services; and thetaxes

of irregular Ministry of Finance,Considerable

and surcharges.. engaged in

improvement had also been achieved in communications and plans devised for

a further extension of railways and highways. The recent currency reforms

had done much to stabilise agricultural prices, while the expansion of the co-

operative system and the establishment of the Farm Credit Bureau were having

noticeable effect in the raising of prices and in the restoration of rural prosper

ity. The cotton industry showed healthy signs of. development, while a survey

into the vegetable oil industry indicated ample room for further expansion,

especially in the provinces of Chekiang, Hunan, Szechwan, and Kiangsi. In

addition to oil refineries already established at Shanghai. Hankow, and Wan

hsien, further refining plants were contemplated in Changsha, Changteh.

Chungking, Wuhu, and Hangchow. The China Paper Manufacturing Corpora

tion was inaugurated on the 1st July with the project in view of the establish

ment at Wenchi, near Wenchow, in Chekiang, of a large mill for the manufac-

ture of newsprint, a similar mill being contemplated also in Canton. The

establishment on the 1st May of the China National Tea Corporation, with a

capital of |2,000,000, was another step having as its object the revival of the

China tea industry, the improvement of facilities for production, transportation,

and marketing of tea, with emphasis upon quality and standardisation. Tea

factories were to be opened at Hankow and Foochow, and a British tea speicalist

was engaged as technical adviser to the Corporation. A five-year franchise was

granted to the proposed China Rayon Manufacturing Companv, a semi-govern-

ment enterprise, capitalised at $4,000,000, to be established at Wusih with excln

sive manufacturing rights in the provinces of Kiangsu and Anhwei. The new

three-year construction programme in Kwangtung included proposed ironworks

at Canton, the erection of a fertiliser plant, expansion of the present Oong River

Hydraulic Power Plant, establishment of a rayon plant, the development of the

island of Hainan, and the reorganisation of existing provincial, industries to

ensure more economic and profitable operation. Many other commercial and

industrial projects were either being carried through or contemplated, showing

the general progress being made towards reconstruction and development in this

country.

Following the arrangements made during 1936 for the resumption of service

on the bonds of the Tientsin-Pukow, the Taokow-Chinghua, the Chiughua Meng

hsien, and Lung-Hai and Canton-Kowloon Railways, as also the service of the

8% .Ten-year Treasury Bills of £600,000 (Marconi Bills) arid the 8% Ten-year

Treasury Notes of £1,803,200 (Vickers Notes), the Ministries of Finance and

Railways announced their offer for the continued service of the outstanding

bonds of the Hukuang Railway Loan of 1911 amounting to £5,650,000, under

which interest at the reduced rate of 2-1 per cent per annum was to be paid for

the years 1936 to 1938 apd thereafter at 5 per cent, repayment of the loan to

start in 1941, and four-fifths of the outstanding interest to be cancelled. An

almost identical arrangement was made regarding the Chicago Bank Loan of

1919, which was for (7.V. $5,500,000. Interest was to. be paid at the rate of 2i

per cent per annum for the three-year period commencing 1st November 193C

and at the rate of 5 per cent per annum as from the 1st November 1939, repay-

ment of principal of the notes and of instalments of the scrip to be made each

year on the 1st November as from 1942 according to fixed schedule, and fonr

fifths of the interest due up to the 1st November 1939 to be cancelled.

According to 1936 statistics, there were in China, excluding Manchuria and

Jehol, 10,731 kilometres of railway, of which 7,858 kilometres were operated by

the National Government and 1,606 kilometres were privately owned by provin-

cial and municipal governments, with part of the stock subscribed by the public.

During the year announcement was made by the Government of an ambitious

five-year plan calling for the annual construction of an average of 1 700 kilo

metres a year or 8,500 kilometres in all, which would almost double the' existing

mileage. On the 1st May contracts were concluded with the British and Chinese

A.U CHINA

Corporation for sterling loans of £3,000,000 for the construction of the railway

from Shektan, on the Canton-Kowloon Railway, to Meihsien, in Kwangtung. ,

and for £4,000,000 for the construction of a line from Pukow to Hsiangyang, in I

Hupeh province, interest in both cases to be at the rate of 5 per cent per annum. I

In June an agreement was also signed with the same corporation for a loan of

£800,COO for the rehabilitation of the Shanghai-Nanking Railway, the programme ;

foreshadowed including the double-tracking of the Shanghai-Soochow section j|

of the line, the re-laying of the whole line, new locomotives, and a modern

signalling equipment. The Jardine Engineering Corporation also secured an

order for £900,000 worth of materials for the King-Kan (Nanking-Kiangsi) |

Railway linking Nanking with the Canton-Hankow Railway, half of this sum

to be advanced by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and half ;

from the Boxer Indemnity Fund. In America the Export-Import Bank, a

subsidiary of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, announced in June an

agreement to finance one-half of the cost of a $1,500,000 sale of 20 locomotives

to China.

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Beig'

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i'leu; putt ntiary —Baron Jules Guil- ter Plenipotentiary—Oscar de

lautu j Oxho:m

1st Secretary of Legation—Poul

Scheel

Brazil—32,Chun

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Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Blenip.—11. E. Pedro Leao Vedoso

Secretary—Renato de L. Lago To tfa *

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m &ta situ

&

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Telephs. 3670 and 76J (E.O ); Cable Ad:

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Capiro, Shanghai Secretaire d’Ambassade

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Envoy Extraordinary and Mini Lacoste J. Duliosc

ter Plenipotentiary — General lineiprete—

Manuel Piedra Martel Vice-Consul —J. Keauroy

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Plenipotentiary—Jap Seba Teleph. 922; Cable Ad: Dip'ogertna

Chaneellor—Jarbslav Stepan (foiniRelor

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Secretary—Antonin Kolacek

••Commercial Attache—Otakar Pavlata Sfenoarapher — Miss L. Stolr

Chinese Secretaries—Hsu I-Ging and Clerk of Works—A. Thi. le

Wang Shao-Tseng Hon. Physician—Prof. P. Krieg. M.u.

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Teleph.s.

Prodiome654, 835 and 1151 (E.); Cable Ad: Delastre; Cable Ad: Polmission:

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sad or Plenipotentiary^—^ir .Archi- Envoy extraordinary and Minis

bald Clark Eerr, k.c.m.g. ter Plenipotentiary—G: B. de

Naval Attache—Capt. H. B. Eaw I Weydenthal

lings, O.B.E., r.n.. (Tjokyo) 1st Secretary of Legation—Andrzej

Military Attach6—Lt. Col. W. A Bohomolec

Lovat Fraser, o.b.e.

(’hinese Counsellor—Sir A. D , Attache—Fryderyk Tabaczynski

Chancellor— l iotr Mroz

Blackburn, k.c.m.q,, c.b.e. Secretary-Typist — Janina Gembicka

Conimercial Secretary, Crade I-

A. H. George, c.m.g. (Shanghai)

1st Secretary—(Vacant)

Consul—Allan Archer, o.B.h:. Ta si%yang h>io rh’o i hyv’g .C ■

Commercial Secretary—J. C. Hutchi- Portugal -Peiping; Teleph. 538 (Eastj

son, O.B.E. Envoy, Extraordinary

Plenip.— and iMinister

H. E. Arniands Navarro

Chinese

2nd Secretary P.G.Young

Secretary--G. V. Kit son Secretary- C. de Liz-Tcixeira Bran

3rd Secretary—W. G. Allen quYrihb

Vice-Consuls—F. F. Garner and Secty.-Interpreter—J. F dasChagas

J. P. Tahourdin Vice Consul—Mario R, das Chaga--

Acct.—E. Wfflhvms Spaiv—Peiping

Probationer Vice Consuls — B C. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

McDermott,

Smith, P. G. C.F. B.Dalton,

B. Heatheote

D. J. B. Plenipotentiary H. E. Don Justo

Robey, A. A. E. Franklin and P. D. Garrido y Cisneros

Secretary—D. Jorge Spottorno

Coates Secretary-Interpreter—W. P. Thomas

Archivist Officers—P.

Clerical A. T. Cox A. North and

E. L. Watkins % ^ ^ m *

SuFaith

peri titending

lu’l Cypher Officer—S. Ta jue tien huo fu

Stenographer—A. Marshall Sweden—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road,

Chaplains—Rt. Rev. Bishop F. L. Shanghai; Teleph. 10100; Cable Ad :

Norris, d.d. and Rev. O. A.

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Commandant of Embassy Guard Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary

Beck-Friis — Baron Johan

Major M. Deane, o.b.e. Secretary of Legation—Erik Kronvail

Medical Officer—Dr. W. H. Graham Chancellor of Legation — Gustaf

Aspland,and

Constable m.b.Chancery Attendant Lunoh

R. H. Beer

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Ta ho lan huo ch'in ch’ai (Tung-chii); Cable Ad : Amembassy

Netherlands—Legation

End, Peiping Street, West Ambassador—Nelson Trusler John

son (Now at Chungking)

Envoy

—H. Extraord.

E. BaronandG.MinisterW. dePlenip

Vos Counsellors of Embassy — Willys

van Steen wyk R. Peck (Now at Chungkingi

Secretary—Jonkheer M. W. van and Frank P. Lockhart

Weede Second Secretaries — Robert L.

Smyth (Temporary Detailed at

Secty.-Interpr.—Th. de Josselin de Nanking), George Atcheson, Jr..

Jong Oliver Edmund Clubb, James B

do. A. E. Abell Pilcher and Charles S. Reed

do. —H. Bos (Nanking) Third Secretary—Arthur R. Ring

First Chancellor—A. Kok wait

Alb O H I N'A

Language Officers—James K. Pen- Marine Detachment

field, flaymond O. Ludden and Commandant—Colonel John Mars-

Philip D. Sprouse ton

Clerks—Nelson Newton (Now with Company Officers—Major Leonard

Ambassador at Chungking), Do- E. Rea, Major Louis G. DeHa

rothy St. Clair, Julia H. Stimp- ven, Major James L. Denham,

son, Alvin E. Bandy (vice-con- Captain James E. Jones, Cap-

sul), Emile P. Gassie, Bruce W. tain John S. Letcher, Captain

Goldsborough, Eleanor Shields, Fred. D. Beans, 1st Lieut. Geor-

Samuel E. Williams, Gertrude ge Corson, 1st Lieut. Carey A.

Beer, Harriet Crutchfield and Randall, 1st Lieut. William J.

Craig Carter

■Commercial Attache’s Office (S'hai) van Ryzin, 1st Lieut. Raymond

L. Murray, 1st Lieut. Herbert R.

Commercial Attache — Julean Amey, Jr. and 2nd Lieut. Thorn-

Arnold ton M. Hinkle

Assistant Commercial Attache—A. Chief Pay Clerk-George W. Stahl

Bland Calder Marine Gunner—Henry P. Crowe

‘Military Attache’# Office

Military Attache—Colonel Joseph Navy Officers

W. Stilwell Commander—Ruskin M. Lhamon

Assistant Military Attache—Major Lt.-Commander—Gunner M. Wen-

David D. Barrett nenberg

Captain Frederick P. Munson Radio Electrician - Arvell B. Ward

Captain Edwin M. Sutherland

Attaches for Language Study— Marine Detachment

Captain Earl Mattice and Cap- Company Officers—Lt.-Col. William

tain Samuel H. Fisher C. James, Captain William W.

Clerks—Miss Esther Hoffman and Orr, Captain William F. Cole-

Staff-Sergeant M. O. Ogden man, Captain Bernard H. Kirk,

ifaval Attache’s Office 1st Lieut. Roger W. Beadle, 1st

Naval Attache—Commander H. E. Lieut. Dixon Goen, 1st Lieut.

Overesch, U.S.N. Kenneth F. McLeond, 1st Lieut.

Assistant Naval Attaches (Han- Stanley W. Trachta, 2nd Lieut.

kow')—Major E. G. Hagen, U. Arthur A. Chidester, 2nd Lieut.

S.M. Marine Corps and Captain J.

McHuvh. TJ. S. Marine Corns Odell M. Conoley and. 2nd Lieut.

Language Students—Captain F. J. DeWolf Schatzel

McQuillen, U.S. Marine Corns Chief Quartermaster Clerk—Willis

and Cantain A. F. Moe, U.S. NavyF. Officer Harris

Marine Corps

Clerk— H. J. Schwan Lieut. Rubert H. Draeger

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Peipingriver,

the Pei-ho (formerly

and aboutknown110asmiles

Peking)

fr«»n, isitssituated

mouth, onin alatitude

sandy plain

:<9 deg.i354miles

min.S.N.W.andof

longitude I Id deg. 27 min. E., or nearly on the parallel of Naples. A canal connects

the city with the Pei-ho. The use of the name ‘Peichiim’ (Peking) was restored by

order of the local administration in October 1937. This has not however, been

f endorsed by the Central Government authoritie-t.

From J)r. Dennys’

sketch:—“The description

city formerly existingof onPeiping

the siteweofquot'thed the following

southern briefofhistorical

portion Peiping

was the bycapital

thrown the Chinof thedynasty

Kingdom and oftheYan.seat About 222 B.C., this

of Government was kingdom was over

removed elsewhere.

Taken from the Chinn by the Khaitans about 936 a.b., it was some two years after

’ wards made the southern capital of that people. The Kin dynasty, subduing the

Khaitans, in their turn took possession of the capital, calling it the ‘Western Kesidence,

| named About ita.J).the1151, the fourth sovereign of the Kinscaptured

transferred the Court thither, and

j Kublai KhanCentral fixed hisResidence.

residenceInthere, 1215, itgiving

was it the title by Genghis

of Chung-tu Khan. In 1264

or Centra!

i, was Residence, the pecplbat

transferred 3 li (one large

mile) generally

to the North callingof itsit S/mrit’im-fu.

then site, and itInwas1267thena.d.,called

the city

Ta

tu— the Great Residence.’ The old portion became what is now known as the ‘Chinese

city, and the terms ‘Northern’ and ‘Southern’ city, or more commonly nei-cheng

(within the wall) and ivai-chemj (without the wall), came into use. The native Emperors

; ofwhoGovernment.succeeded theThe MongolCourtdynasty did not,afterwards

was shortly however, continue

removed toto make Pekingwhich

Nanking, the seal

was

considered

of the Mingthe chief again

dynasty, city ofheld

thehisEmpire

Court until, in 1421,

at Peiping, sinceYung

whichLo,datethe itthird Emperor

has remained

the capitalpresent

of China.”

|; city The and the Southerncity of Peiping

or Outer.is dividedThereintois two nowportions,

no pmvly the Manchu

NorthernSectionor Inneras

;i formerly.

by athe^square The general shape of Peiping may be roughly represented

and latterplaced

for theuponSoulhern

an oblong, city. the The former

whole ofstandingthe town for theis, ofNorthern

course,

! walled.n The walls of the Northern city are the strongest. They average 50 feet

| ’Theheight parapets are loop-holed and crenelated. They are faced on both sides with yards.

and 40 feet in width, and are buttressed at intervals of about sixiy brick,

j!| tbe space between

surmounted being filledpagoda.

by a three-storied with earthThe walls and ofconcrete.

the Southern Eachcity of are

the about

gateways

30 feelis

l incircumference

height, 25 feet thick at round

the base,the and 16 feetslightly

wide on the terre plein. The Theinner-

total

, most Section ofof the the walls

Northern- city two cities

called Kin-ching exceeds

or Forbidden20 miles.City, contains

| the Imperial Palace and its surrounding buildings.

11884,I There the iscitylittle

was direct

brought foreign

into trade

directwith Peiping, but

telegraphic it is growing.witliIn the

communication August,

rest

I of the world, by an overland line to Tientsin via Tungchow. The Ministiy of

Communications

I years

two other has

innovations, now its

which ownwould wireless^

have installation.

been regardedThe year

as 1899 witnessed

impossible ten

previously,

the Austrian viz., the

Legation and erection of largeandtwo-storied

the Hongkong Shanghaibuildings

Rank. These on prominent

were breaks siteswith

for

| those

immemorial tradition.gods

of the immortal tl)at and

the the

feng-»hui

Son ofmust Heaven.resentThe elevation

railwayinline houses other than

to Tientsin was

lit opened in ] 897,.

ij termini

During ]902 tothethefortification of thetheLegation quarter wasthecompleted, therailway

:|| various brought

Legations Ch'ien Mai

was begup. Thesein were Southern

slowly brought city, and reconstruction

to completion, of the

and extensive

; barracks connected with each , for the accommodation of the Legation Guards. As

AI8 PEIPING

most Chinese buildings in this section were removed the Legation quarter presents the |

appearance of a European settlement of about half a square mue in extent. There are j

several largemore

larger and stores, which sellthanall kinds

it wasofbefore;

foreignthere

goods.is aThe PeipingChurch

Club is much 1j

Legation Guards,convenient

and several hospitals—Rockefeller Catholic

Foundation (a handsomeforand the \

splendidly

or Peiping),equipped institution,

L)oj in (Japanese, the opening

completed of which

in 1917), marked

Central, an epoch

German, in the and

fck. Michael’s history

the .

Methodist

tion Episcopal

for both John L. Hopkins Memorial—

Chinese which

Thereofare provided with accominoda- '

numerous Chinese banks.and InEuropean

additionpatients.

to a number are manyhotels,

smaller foreign banks, and

there,are two

large splendidly-equipped hotels—the Hotel des Wagons-bits and the Hotel de Pekin, j

The latter is a magniticent structure capable of accommodating 1,000 guests.

haveThebeenmain streetswhich

organized of Peiping are macadamized,

will furnish light whereverand two electric

wanted lightOutside

in the city. companiesthe (

Legation quarter there are many foreign buildings, the number

yearly, changing to some extent the appearance of the business localities adjacent of which is growingto |

the Glacis.

ManchuSincer&jitnt,

the revolution

have takenmanyplace,

changes,in which

additionwould hav e beenallunthinkable

to opening under the

available gates, the j

authorities have constructed several new streets at considerable

better access to certain localities which were formerly badly served. The imperial cost, and are giving

City Wall is now pierced in over a dozen places, and three new thoroughfares have

been opened, viz., the Nan Ck’ih Tzu, the Nan Fu K’ou, and the i'u Vu Ohieh, the

last-mentioned

City. Peiping providing a well-made

lias a population of road alongside

1,524,162, the western

according wailpolice

to local of the statistics

imperial ji

Compiled on September 1937.

and There

fore gn,hassince

beenthea considerable

transfer of the decline

capitalin totheNanking.

official population, both Chinese

There are air services to Shanghai

Tsinaufu, Siatifu, Hankow and Changsha. The servicesvia Tientsin and Tsingtao and have

to Peiping to Canton via

been dis-

continued since early July 1937 and not yet resumed.

motorPeiping

roads isto now

manyconnected

places in with Tientsin Hills.

the Western by a motor road, and there are also

DIRECTORY

( For Legations See China Section tage* AHAlo}

Administrative Commission of the , ktio chotv puiomm

Difeomatic Quarter — Mei gun ssu

Members—G. Atcheson (American American & Snanghai

Lank Note ao. —Hongkong

Lank Luilding, Legation

Embassy), President, G. V. Kitson

(British Embassy), R. Yaguchi Street; banknote

ielepli. 6236 Last; Cable Ad:

(Japanese Embassy), R. Aubrun

(tlanque de 1’ltide-Chine), Honorary American Chamber of Commerce —(Nee

Treasurer and J. H. Voskamp Associations & Clubs)

(Deutsche-Asiatisohe Bank)

Medical Officer of Health—W. H. American Chinese Co.,‘Fora”

U.S.A., Authorized Federal Inc.,

Dealers—

Graham Aspland, M.D. 64, Sau Fa Pu Chieh; Teiephs. 627

Chief of Police—P. J. Lawless S.O. t f c 964 S.O., Cable Ad: Tacco

Inspector of Police—Jiro Watase J. G. Richards, manager

Clerk of Works—A. Thiele G. Schedin

Secretary—W. P. Thomas P. W. Hsu

PEIPING A19

M M % $ Ht,u an yiao fav9 t *r$ «it $ # gi *

Amkkican Dbug Stoj!K, 'Wholesale, Retail China Jntilnatjonal Famine Bfijef

and I)is])ensinpljirug^ists and C luinisis, Commission—Head Office: 6, Tsai ( hang

—94, Hatamen Street jCable Ad; Hua-An Hutung, East City: Cable Ad: Fanuel

or 2405;C.l.M.

and ( odes and

Used:China

Bentley’s. Mission

Republican

Ameeican Express Co. —(See Banks) and Suez’s

H t® AVn Chovg

Anoersen, Meyer & Company, I.td. Deutsch Club—6, Legation Street

Engineers, Contractors, Importer:

and Manufacturers—1, Ta Yuan Fu International Anti-Opium Associa

Hutuug; Teleph. 1935 (East); Cable

Ad : Danica

(For Agemte* S- - Shanghai S( ■•tion'j

Peiping Institute of Fine Artb-^IS,

Pao Fang Hutung

Yti-pang jen, sh mi- pw-hsien-h ung-nzu.

.Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur Peking Club—Rue Marco Polo, Peking;

ance—36, Teng Shih Kou, East

City; Cable Ad: Alicochina; Code; Telephs. 602 Tung Chu. (E.O.) Office,

Acme & Bentley’s. Main Office for 1294President—H. and 3985 Tung Chu (E.O.) Club

E. Baron de Vos Van

the Orient: 17, The Bund, Shanghai Steenwijk

M. Chang, manager Vice President—C. H. Lauru

Hon. Secretary—E. Bathurst

Asiatic News Teleph.

Agency—15, Yen-yaoCable

St,» Hon. Treasurer—L. B. Stone

East City; 399 (East); Committee Member in Charge of

Ad Asiatic House

Bradiieldand Entertainment—V. F.

Mitchell 0. L. Chang, proprietor Committee

* $ mm & Library—F.Member

Oliver in Charge of

Ting shang a si a huo yu kungszu Committee Member in C harge of

Tennis—D. F. C. Cleland

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China). Committee Member in Charge of

Ltd.—Legation

(East), Manager’s Street; Telephs.

Bt sidence: 1688

486 (East), Indoor

Haven Games—Major L. G. De

and Depot Tungpiennien: 2392 (East); Committee Member in Charge of

Cable

D. W.Ad: Morrison,

Doric mgr. Swimming and Skating—J. F.

Black

ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS Young Men’s Christian Association

(Chinese)—280, Hatamen Street;

American Chamber of Commerce—8, Telephs. 954 (East) or 1678 (East);

Cable Ad: Nassau; Codes used:

Tung Tan Erh Tiao Hutung

President—S. K. Howard Mission and Western Union

Vice-do. —J. F. De Vault

Treasurer and Secretary—F. C. Fette Young Women’s Christian Association

British Chamber of Commerce—c/o (Chinese)—19, Hsi Lo Hutung

Mentoukou Coal Co.

m m n x m ^ Assurance Franco-Asjatique, Marine,

Association of Chinese and American Fire, Street,

Motor-Car Insurance—9, Legation

Engineers 50, Ku Lo Hsu

President—J. A. Ely (East); Legation

Cable Ad:Quarter: Tcleph.Head

Intersavin. 1522

Secretary— S. M. Dean Office: 85, Rue St. Lazare, Paris. Far

Treasurer—T. Kiny Ea> tern Branch Office: 9, Avenue Edward

Editor—Miss Mabel Huggins VII, Shanghai

P. Jarno, agent

A.SO PEIPING

BANKS rr m m m

ilui fang yin hang

Metft ItuoMyucH ii"Ts m hong

tuny yin % Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

American Express Go., Inc., Banking, Corporation phone 855 (East - Legation

Office);Street;

Gable Tele-

Ad :

Shipping, Tickets—Grand

Steamahip Iravel, Railway Hotel and

des Lascar

Wagons bits; Gable Ad: Amexco J. A. Ridgway, sub-agent

M. E. Merrinian, manager D. F. G. Cielaud

L.Edw.KukuranovSpokoiny,(Shipping Dept.)

accountant # m m © m

Miss U. VV'inglass, secretary Wan Icy:ole tsz chu way

Internationaj,

Bawk op Tientsin I.to.. Inc.— Hatamen 9, Legation St., Legation Savings Society

Street; Teleph. E. 1030 Quarter; Gable

Ad:

Edward iutersavin.

Vii, Ue.id

Shanghai. Office:Pans

7, Avenue

Office:

ft 3& m m r, m 85, Rue St. Lazare. Saigon Office: 26,

Tuny fang hmi li yin hang Rue Otiaigneau

Banque dk ITndo-Ghine—Legation St. P. Jarno, manager

Teleph. 392 East; Cable Ad: Indochine tr M chenc {n h m

Jy ' y

Kin Cheng Banking Gorpo ration—Hsi

Banqtte*T Fkanco-Ghinoise

& 1$ I & pour * le Chiao Ming Hsiang; Telephs.

and 2452 South; Cable Ad: Kin-

2360

Commerce et l’Industrie (French chen

Co., Ltd.)—Legation

AdJ.: Geranchine Street ; Gable

H a chee in ho

Bardac, manager ft H M &Bank " of Newy York, y "yThe

Mme. Vassilevsky, signs per pro. National —Legation CityStreet; Telephs. 893

ftMai mchia mli yinmhangm Cable Ad: Citibank

Ghartered Bank of India, Australia Hsin fir hua« shang

# :«MI yeh chu#heu yin *hang

and(East)VCable

f?76 Giiina—Legation Street; Teleph.

Ad: Prudence

R-. R. Johnston, manager Sin-Hua Trust and Sayings Bank-

Long

men; Head Fang Office:

T’uu T’ia<>,

Teleph.outside Chien

2 .10 (South);

Continental Bank—Branches in Im- Gable Ad: V?inhuabank or 0238

portant: Chemical

dents Cities in China: and Correspon-

Co., Bankers TrustBank Trust

Co., New York; 11eng fr.^

Fin Cheng& Chinif: MM Yin Hang

Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust , okohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Legation

Co., ■ ' 'an Francisco; National Prov.

Bank, Ltd., and National City Bank Gable Ad: Shokin Street; Telepbs. 42, 2b0 and 281 (East);

of NewParis;

erale, York, Conrad

London;Hinrich

Societe Don-

Gen- I. Osbiina, manager

ner, Hamburg; The Mitsui Bank, Banque de LTndochine—(*ee Banks)

Kobe

ftyinmf'>ng^ktban

ft yin

m mhang p] TjA f|! Lung Hu Kong 8zv

Basel & ‘’Frey,

and Architects, Consulting

Credit YiFoncikr D’Extreme-Orient, Engineers

63a Ta Fang

General Contractors—

Cilia. Hutung; Teleph. 140

Mortgage

Agents: Bank- Banque de I’lndo-Chine— (East); Gable Ad; Basel; Code: A.B.C..

Legation Street 5th or In. ,

F. W. Basel, architect and engineer

ff f§ Te Ena Yin Hang P.S. Chung,

li. Liu, engineer

assist, engineer

Deutsch - Asi\tisghe Bank—Legation AgentWu, 0. for: do.

Street; Teleph. 96!) (East); Cable Ad; Louis

Teutonia

J. F.H. Petzschke

Voskamp, manager Bridges—Hannover buildings

Ellers, .Steel Herrenhausen,and

Germany

PEIPING A.2J

Se&tkajm, K., Curio Dealer and also Drug* Canadian Pacific Kailway Co.

and.

Teleplis.Cliemioals—6, Legation

l«67 (East); CabJe Street; Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Ad; Lertram

Li. Jiertrain —45, Wai Chiao Pu Chielt: Cable

Ad : Binchee

Ll

£ m& &Co.,m S. J. (The

Betimes ^ *'Urientai

»•'? CARlowitz fliiV Co.,ml Merchants,

Li Mo Engineers

Pharmacy), Dispensing and Analytical and Contractors—12,

Chemists—Hatamen Street; Teleph. Teieph. 2u8 (East); Cable Ad: Carlowitz iiatamen Street;

456Dr.(Last); Cable Ad ; Betinesco

P. VV. vom Grafeh, manager Chartered

and t ’hina Bank of India, Australia

—

BIlack & (d, J. P., Engineers 32, La

Yuan Pu iiutung; Teleph. 306 Last; China < ontinentaj. Commerce Co.,

Cable Ad : Engineer Ltd., Importers^ Exporters and

J. P. Black, b.sc., x.m.i.c.e. Commission Agents—64. Shaug Tang

Pu Chieh

$ M !i m jE

BotiHottYsos Bros., Successors to Kara tzas China Crafts, .Manufacturers A Ex-

Bros, ife Co., Coiifectibtiery and Bak’ety, porters and of Chinese Embroideries,

Importers and Kx porters—7, Mafcamen Carpets Embroidery

Linen wares—10,

Street; Teleph.

Big

1398

Street; Cable Ad; Bouhoutsos S.B.U.; Cable Ad ; Craftsine; Codes

n & 'is in m Acme, Bentley’s and Private

Bouhoutsos Bros., Tientsin Tobacco Charles Liu, manager

Co., Importers of Cigara, Cigarettes China Fire1 Insurance Co., Ltd.—45,

and General Tobacconists—7, Hatamen Wai Chiao Pu Chieh

Street; Cable Ad: Bouhoutsos A. C Henning & Co., agentp

British

—5, hueTraders Insurance

Morco Polo; Teleph. E.Co.,4585Ltd. China International Famine Belief

Commission—($# As^oicialiohs

ia m f-H ¥ 41: ® m m if itHna itChi Lu ^ Hong

Tsai tseng pu pei ping yin shiu chu Chung

Bureau of Engraving and Printing China Radiator

Chinese Government Printing Bureau Manufacturers, Co., Radiator and Boiler

Sanitary and Heating

under Ministry of Pinance), Banknote Engineers, Heating (All Systems) —

sfEngravers,

e Engraving—1, AlsoPaiCommercial Printing Olftce: 311, Chao Yang

Chib FangyTelephs. Teleph. 4638 (East). MenHsiSteel:

Factory: P’ien

701 and 710 (South); Cable Ad: Engrav- Men Wei: Teleph. 2U45 (South)

rin; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Si Bentley’s

econd

T. Y. Wu, director China Radio Corporation, Ltd. 73.

H. J. Pei, co-director Pa Mien Tsao; Teleph. E. 567

M. L. Ting, business manager China Travel Service—3, Hsi Chiao

Camel Bell, Curios, Gifts, etc., Eetail Ming Hsiang

Store

Pekin: andCableExporter Grand Hotel de China Weekly Chronicle, The, Weekly

Ad: Camelsbell

Helen Burton Newspaper in English Language—2,

Mei Chia Hutung. East City; Te

Camera Craft Co., Photographers & 419 leph. 1641 E.O. (Business Office),

Photographic Supplies—2, Morrison Ad: E.O. . (Editorial Office); Cable

Chronicle

Street W Sheldon Ridge, editor-in-chief

H. Meng, gen. manager

Cameron

Latid arid EstateHsiAgents,

Exporters-52, Piao Importers

Pei Hutung and Chinese Engineering and TVVflorment

Teleph. 2S55 East Co.—Office: 75. Narn Ohih Tzu; Teleph.

T. A. S. Cameron, manager 3687H. East; Oahlegeneral

A. RAider, Ad : Codco

rriankg^)

A22 PEIPING

CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS Dallas & Co. (Established 1853), Com

merce, Finance, Industry and in

ft m m m u surance—52, Tung Tang Tze Hu

C’hing han tieh Lu ctm tung; Teleph. East 2425; Cable Ad:

Peii>ing-Hankow Railway—Tung Chang Ballad R. B. Dallas

An Chiuh; Teleph. h58 (Last;; Cable J. O. Dallas

Ad: Kinlian Li V\ en i u

Shen Fu Ching

fej w. msbrnm ^ ^ ii # ^ Keng Wei Fu.

Peh'ing-Suivuan Line — Head Olhce:

Peiping; lelephs. 1216, 2240 and 545 Danby, C. G. (District Manager,

(West); Cable Benlley’stfe

T’tsin.;Coiles: Ad: Raiganry, Peiping

A.R.U. 5th edn«fc Manufacturers' Life insurance t>o.)—7a,

Erh Tiao iiutung; Teleph. .52 Last

Davis, R. S., Bond, Stock and Shar*

Chv/ny hua yi ksiieh tm chih ying Broker. Land and Real Estate

torn pu Agents —Hongkong Bank Bunding,

Chinese Medical journal, Otficiai ! Legation Street; Telephs. 1456 and

Organ of tlie Medical Profession in j 1487 (East); Cable Ad: Security;

China Published Monthly in Eng- Codes: Petersens and Private.

Correspondents in: London, New

lish — Publication Office: Peiping York, Shanghai, Hongkong, Singa

Union Medical College; Cable Ad; pore, Tientsin, etc.

Physiology

0. K Khaw, editor (Peiping) R. S. Davis

E. 11: Mossed' editor (Tsinan, G. G. (Marke

Shantung) Y. C. Wei

Christie’s

Pei Hutung; Auction

Teleph.Rooms—52,

2855 (East)Hsi Piao Dbutch-Asiatische Bank—(Nee Banks.t

T. A. Cameron, manager ^ Te Foo

Church of England Mission—(Nee Dkutscu Waibel

e Fa rhen-Ha nde lsg eset.lsch a rt

cf e Co., Aniline Dyes,Chemicals,

Missions) Photographic Supplies.- 21. Can Alien

$1: jli Tung chi lung Hutung; Teleph. 369 (East); Cable Ad:

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., and Wagons- Waidefag

Lits Co., General 1'assenger, forward- $3 i$C 1$$ Yv-cheng-t'suwg-chu

ing and Insurance Agents, Foreign Directorate

Bankers —2262

Telephs. Grandat d Hotel de Pekin;

948 (East); Cable ming; CableGeneral of Posts

Ad: Postgen, KunmingKun-

Ad: Coupon Director General—Kuo Hsin-sung

B. G.C. V.Hale, branch mgr. Deputy

Chang Directors

Sing andGeneral—Chu

S. Y. Liu

Perhuroff (Concurrently Director General of

I. M. Majouff .Postal Remittances and Savings

J. L. Mouat (1’eiping & Tientsin) Banks)

Customs, Chinese Maritime—3>, Rue Private Secrehiriat

Hart, Legation (Quarter; Teleph. Chief Mi-shu—T.

3076 (East Office)

E. Bathurst, deputy commissioner Acting Deputy Kiang

Commissioner

Han Chung i

Chung Ping-cheng, assistant General Department

Feng Yen, do. First Secretary—Yu Siang lin

Ku

Fan tfsi Chih, clerk

Pe tune, do. Acting Assistant Secretary Hsiao

Pan Hsin-keng, do. Ching-hsien

G. (^uiwi. assistant tidesurveyor Staff Department

K. Kamekawa Secretary—Li Wen Yuan

K. Okamoto, examiner Acting Assistant Secretary Lin

H. Liu, assistant clerk of works Shang-yee

PEIPING A23

Bujtiwn^ DeyQrtmmt m i n m m a

Officiating Secretary (Temporarily)— | Eastern: Ta, tuny Lien pan chu

Extension,Co.,Australasia and

Liu VaoSecretary—Fok

AsMsiant Ting Sik Cheung China Telegraph Ltd. (Associated

Acting Deputy Commissioneus— with Imperial and International Com

Y u Uheng ining and Koh Ttung Fe. mTeieph. unications, Ld.)—Wai Chang Building;

444

Chief

T. K. Mechanical

Lin Supervisor—Ai

Accounts & Audit Department EDUCATIONAL

Secre’ary—Wang Chin Yuen

Assistant Secretary— Liu Yin ‘ % ~$C

Deputy Commissioner—Ko Lock ping

Acting Deputy Commissioners — ! College of IIua

chinesWen studies,

Esueh HsiaoCo-

Chang Ln-ching and Kao Dung operating with California College in

China—5, T’ou T’lao Hutung, Tung

ch'uan Ssu Pai Lou; Telephs. 1603 and 2958

International DepdrtmCnl (E.O.); Cable Ad: Language

Acting Secretary (Temporarily)— j

E Doth

Assistant Seiretary—Kan Wen-sheng j Bro.St.PaulMichel—Hatarhen

Ecole

Chanel, directeur

Chief Iaspect iny Commissioner's

■ \ . O'tfice j French College—78, Choun-men kiai

Chief Commissioner i^ . Bio.

Ifispecting Siang-lin

(Concurrently)—Yii

J. Stanislas, direett ur

Bro. L^ondre, sous-directeur

Acting Inspecting Oommissioher— i Bru. Barthelemy, professeur

Bro. Leon, do.

W. i). Murray

Acting Assistant Inspecting Com- | Bro. Bro. Lue,

Claudius, do.

do.

missioners—Seng Soug-Tseo, Ao [

Ming Ci and Ivo iei j

Supply Department {Shanghai)-^

Gable Ad\ PoStsu[>dep,Shanghai llua^ Alei^ Hsueh

m Hsian

m.

Secretary—J. A. Cree.ntield North China American school (School

Acting Assistant Secretary Yang for Foreign

Hopei,Mrs. Children)

via Peiping; — Tuiighsien,

Teleph. 5 (Tung

Chao nai

FrankDose L. Martin,

Argclander principal

Directory Mrs. Frank Argelander

Far Eastanti

Philippine,

Chronicle

(China,

Islands, Japan,Eastof

Dutch

the

Malaya,

Indies,

Miss

Hubert

Margaret

Vining

Gleysteen

Indo China, etc.) Curtis Grimes

Peip ng Agents : Mrs. Maude

Mrs. Adelle T...Cross

B. Hunter

The French Bookstore Grand Dr. H. L. Robinson

Hotel de Pekin Aliss Ch’i Yii Mei

Han Er. Ch’ang

District Directorate of Telecom it n. v,

M UNICATIONS OF HOPEI pROV'NCE, Pei ping hsieh ho i hsueli yuan

The—12, Tung Chang An Chieh,

Peiping; Telephs. 820 & 1119 (E.U.) Peiping Union AIkdical College- Cable

Ho Swai, managing director Ad:Dr.Medical

Henry S. Houghton, acting

S. J. Chen, chief engineer director

M. S. Liu, superintendent Dr. C. E. Lim, dean of the Medi

C. L. Wang, comptroller cal School

J. Heng Liu, m.d , director (On leave)

Dunlop Bumber Co. (China). Ltd., Tyres

and lluliherGoods - 15 KanYu Hutung; Tsing Hua University—Tsing IIua Ynan

Cable Ad: Pneumatic; Teleph. 2270 East (Near Peiping); Teleph. 2756, 2759

S. G. Hayes (Tientsin), manager for (West); Cable Ad. Bureduc

North China Y.. C Mei, president

A24 PEIPING

^ tjiy jiiL Yen chcuy Tu h*ueh French Catholic Mission—(^ce Missions)

YENOHINU L M V hKSlTV - 'I't'lt'pljs. 4hOU, 4100 French College—{See Educational)

and (East; ajid Hhi luan brauch

10; Gable Ad: Yeittu Gabbot ifc Go., F. li., Exporters of Art

and Sundry Manutactures— 52, Sin

hi i K X M

Jlui-chiuij-kuuy-ch’ang ^ Kai Lu, Hatamen Street

Enginekiuno Pi.Avxio.i-, i-NG., Heating, Gillis, I. V.—Outside Hou Men; Cable

Plumbing, Electric installation, Euibl- Ads: Silligvi or Gilhs

ing

Boilers, Construction,

liadiators anuAianutacturer»

Hosi iial fciub-of tS is A s

meii Net; Telet.h. 3t/8l East Antnig- Grand

jdies—11, tang Gina Hutung, Hotel de Pekin - 1 elephs. 581,

2230, 3151, to 3153 (E.O.); Gable Ad:

W. K. isu, mgr. Pekinotel ; Code: A.B.O. otii edn.

S. H. Meng, engr. J. Rouslaii, manager

G. G. Bleinbeck, treasurer

IS.IS. Mli, Gliang,

Bean, adviser

Glnnese secretary *ij m ^

IS. E. Ewan, business manager Hackmack A Co., General Importers and

G.T. 11.H. Chen, shop foreman Exporters — 10, Legation Street;

Chiang, ]ob foreman Teleph. 2734 ( E. O >; Gable Ad:

Safeguard; Codes: Acme, A.B.O.

Fab Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.— 6th, Mosse and Bentley’s

1-2, Rue Marco Polo; Teleph. E. 990 U. Rothe, proprietor

K. Zveioll, assistant

FETrf: Rug Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—8, Tung

Tan Erh T’iao llutung; Teleph. 4026 Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, Legation

(E.O.);

Bentley’s Gable and NewAd:DuoFettd; Codes: Ad: Street; Teleph. 1289 East; Cable

11. C. Felt A president Hartung

F.A. G.M. Fette, secret ary treasurer H.

Kendall, Sales manager

K. Chu, accountant EmbassyOffice of Works British

B. M.

C. E. Shelley, a.m.i.mech.e., resi-

^ Tai K

Fowler it Co., W. W., Iron and Steel and j|jl Rin Chee

Railroad Equipment—9, Hwang Cheng Henning & Co., A. C., General Mer

Ken, Tung Hwa Win; Gable Ad: chants. Railway Contractors and

Fowlereo Commission ' Agents — Peiping Offi-

W. W. Fowler, president ces: 45,' Wai Chiao Pu Ghieh ( ppo-

m & Kung Mao site New Wai Chiao Pu); Telephs.

Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Automo- 811 and 5025, East: Cable Ad:

Rinchee; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

tive and Industrial

Hatamen Street; Teleph. 1949 (East); 5th Engineers—294, edn., We^tmi Union (5-Letter)

Cable Ad: Frazar and Acme. Tientsin Office: 16, Ru#

de Paris; AI so at Sian'(SI ensi)

J.G. M.Y Zimmerman,

Kwok, manager executive repres. A. C. Henning, managing director

E. O. B. Cowen

D. Kao, Sales manager

J. S. Lee

fit § p * & -it AgenU for:

French Bookstore, The (Sooi^te Canadian Pacific Railway

Framjaise de Eibrairie et d’Edition),

Soc.

M.845,000— a resp. limitee an

Head 581< 'ffice: Capital

Grand de Hongkong & Shanghai Bank —(Nw

de Pekin ; Teleph. (East); CableHotel

Ad: Banks)

Vetch Pekinotel HOSPITALS

Henrift for:

Agent Vetch, general manager

Director, arsd Chronicle of British Charitable Hospital—

Chou Fen Ch’ang, Hatamen Wat

China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

PEIPING

&C It ^ HP (Ji~uny yuny i yuan i NIE RN ATI ON AL DISPENSARY—35, Cllien

Ountkal Hospital i,Established 1917)— Men Street; Teleph. 1149 S.B.O.

Y. F. Chen, manager

Ping ize Men fc>. t . ; VV est Gitj ; Telephs.

5»4 and 538 (.West); Gable Ad: International Savings Society

Centrahosp (See Banks)

-ji'j L'm

HopkinsM 1-Mkmoria Jen i Vuan(Me-

. ^Hospital

thodist Episcopal Church), Gen- Jenporters Lim&iLt. > an lap kunyand

C"., The, Manufacturers sze Ex

eral Hospital for Men, Training and Exporters of BugsofandGeneral

Carpets,Merchandise,

importers

School for Nurses—Corner of

Hatamen Street and Legation Also Commission Agents lor Peiping Art

Goods(East);

— 97, Morrison

Street; Telephs. 608 & 1926 (E.) 3960 Cable Ad:Street;Jenh; IVieph.

Cooes:

A.B.C.

International Hospital (St. Michel) Branches : Dumbarton & Derby Beads,6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme.

—18, Legation St.; Teleph. 1642(E.O.); Tientsin; 475, Bubbling Weil Bead,

Cable Ad: Hospital baint Michel Shanghai

Keats S. Chu, general manager

Italian Hospital for Chinese-Nan CN. C.T. Slien,

Lin, manager

assist, manager

Cia Tao 1; Telephs. 3998 OP 756 East;

Cable Ad: Cappuzzb Kendall, B. B., Architect—1, Tsung Pu

St. Vincent’s Hospital — Hutung; Teleph. 1383 East

London Missionary Society — (See

Howell, L. H., Exchange, Bond, Stock Missions)

and Share Broker, and Insurance A t'l®

Agent—Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Hung U jen shun pap listen hung szu

Legation

Cable Ad :Street;

Unity;Teleph. Codes: 2640 (East); Manufacturers

BroomhalTs, Life Insurance Co.,

Bentley’s, Peterson’s International The—7-A, Erh Tiao Hutung, Tung Tan

L. H. Howell Pailou, Peking; Teleph. 152 E.

Harold T. Tang, accountant C. G. Danby, district manager

Agency:

The Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. m m kungn szu

Hussey, Harry, Architect— I, Ta Soochow Mentoukou Men tou kou mti kwang

Hutung; Cable Ad: Hussey; Codes: Chambers, Legation Street, Legation Coal Mining Co.—Culty

Bentley’s, A.B.C. architect

Harry Hussey, 5tb edn. Quarter: Teleph, 4518 (East); Cable

Ad : Menkou

I. Li Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—Inside

Chienineii; Cable Ads: ilicoaland 1837 MISSIONS

I. C. Yang, general manager

C. T. Lee, assist, gen. manager # & H 4*

S. L. Hou, business manager Chung hua tsheng kung hui

C. F. Yang, chief mining engi. Church of Englano Mission - Shun

A. Koenig, mining engineer Chih Men-nei, Nan Kou Yen, West

Y. T. Huang do. City; Cable Ad: Anlikan

T. C. Cheng, do. Bight Kev. West

F. L. N26«1)

orris, d.d., Bishop

C. Y. Chang, mining engr. stu. (Teleph.

P. C. Chao, do. A. J. D. Britland, treasurer

S. L. Mao, do.

T. S. Liang, do. •jg* ^ Tien Chu Tang

P. N. Huang, civil engineer French Catholic Mission, Mission

C. K. Chang, coal dept. mgr. Catholique de Pdkin (Lazaristes)—

M. T. Chang, chief accountant Tcleph. 266

T. C. Chen, cashier Mgr. Paul Montaigne, vicaire

Y. C. Chang, secretary apostolique

PEIPING

M. G, Vanhersecke, vicaire-general Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha, General Im-

porters, Exporters: Agricuhure and

H. Verliaeren J. Gaste

R. J'lanient Mining—Tong-tan-pai-lou Road; Cable

A. Hubrecht A. Ran.' ma- Ad:W.Iwasaki

Okabe, manage

akers

M. V. Wagen- Y.M. Roney Crowley

berg V. Vandoi Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. -30.

J. ’Routaboul . M. Howa'dpe Hsung Pa Hutung; Telcphs. 552

J.M. Huysinans

Kavanagb N.K. GMregon and 586 East: Cable Ad; Mitsui

J.A. Feely urnaghan

*- T. Kitagawa

Kavanagh J. Bose

FI. Vincent I’h. Rice

H. Ticlut A.Y. VavruLXa

Mdner m ^

A.FI. Ducarme

Nupar \, Vanden- Modde, Frtedeich, Import and Export

J Rembpy, Motor Car and

• ndt sieuhutung; Teleph. Repair-works—39, Aiah-

4117 (E.O.); Cable

Ad: Modde

^ AIishionaey

London © AwnSociety—Li

Dun Hui Lu Monumenta Serica, Journal of Orien-

Hutung, Hsi Ssu Pai Lou, West City; tal Studies of the Catholic Univer-

Teleph. 575, W.O. sity of Peking

Putlisiied bend annually by Henri

^ ^ rjj( Chiu Shih Chun Vetch c/j The French Bookstore,

Salvation Akmy, The— Headquarters Peiping

for North China: 7i, Wang Fu Ta Moyler, Powell & Co.—Wang Fu

Clrieh, Tcleph 21)22 (East); Cable Ad: Ching Ta Chieh: Teleph. E. 663;

Salvation Cable Ad : Moyel

Territorial

sioner AlfredCommander

J. Renwei! (Commis-

General

Lud brook Secty. — Brigadier Arthur National City Bank ok New York

Editor, The ■ rusadei Major (See Banks)

H. Littler

Financial Secretary-Major H- I National Library of Peiping

Founded in 1925 as Metropolitan

Collishaw Library by the China Foundation

Cashier-:Major

AAmng People’sMrs;Department

Blister — for the Promotion of Education and

Major Eacott Culture; Amalgamated with the

Peiping

Special Representative — Major Present Name. Annual Library in 1929, under the

E. Wilkinson Budget:

Training Institute - Major Stranks Total $41,000.

Income M.$151,000; U.S.

M.$145,000 for Maintenance.

Oversight

(Regional)of— Major

Evangelistic \\ ork US.$30,000 for Books. Publications:

C. Sowton,

Major M.Major Beney, Major Pierre Annual Report of the National

Dorthe, G. Walker, Library; Bulletin of the National

Major Library;

Waller, Major J. Wells, Major B. Quarterly Bulletin of

Pettersenand Major H. Woodland Chinese Bibliography; Catalogue of

Shanghai Rare Books 6 Volumes; Catalogue of

Brigadier B. Morris Chinese Gazetteers 5 Volumes; Sung

Major K. Begley Hui Yao 200 Volumes; Reprints of

Tientsin Rare Books 70 Volumes; Index to

Children’s Hostel—Major Mrs, Collected Works of Ching Dynasty

Elliott I Authors; Index to Sinological Liter

Captain Catherine Smith I ature. Chinese Collection 500,000

Peiping | Volumes: Western Collection 120,000

Gills’ Industrial Home—Major j! Volumes; Volumes

Japanese Collection 20,000

J. Mackenzie

Boys’ Home—Major Wilkinson Tung-Li Yuan, acting director

PEIPINC A27

Pan Cilia ij Si If iSc

Nokth China Inmikanck Co., Ltd. (In- Pei fying yu chevy kuun li chii

corporated in Cldnaofunder

panies’ Ordinances the Com-l Peiping Bisikict Head 1 o.-t Office—

Hongkong)—

and 2, Hue Marco Polo, Legation Legation fotieet);(Near

Kung-an-chieh West End of

uarter; Teleph. t)90 (East); Cable Ad: and 4443 (Tung-chii,;Telephs.

nion

4441, 4442

Cable Ad: Postos

L. B. Stone, acting branch mgr. Bireeto. — I. I’olelti

J. VV. V. Chang, chief assistant Chief of Accounts and Checking

P. V. Sun, S. T. Shen and C. Y. Hu, Bepartmeut—A. O. Hyland

assistants Chietand inland

ConcurrentBusinessthiefBepartment

of Local

Nicolas, G., Wines, Spirits and Provision Business Bcpartinem --\\ u T’ao

Store—Legation Quartei; Cable Ad: Chief of General Allans Bepariment

Nicolas —Han Hsueh clt’i

G. Nicolas, proprietor Peiping Electric Co. (1922), Ltd., The

Engineers

Office and and Contractors—Registered

Works: Legation Quarters;

% m % m Humj tdi hsiang

Okikntal Luggage Factory, Manu- Teleph ch’ang ou7(Ea»st); CaO.e Ad Legationco

facturers A Importers of line Travelling S. Chu, eh-Jrman

(>oods—128, Morrison Street; Teleph. N. S. McBain, diiector

East 98 A. C. lieiiiting, do.

P. K. Pao, manager Dr. II. K. Lin, secretary.

Tai Ping Y.C. C.Rrondgeest,

Liu, cashierlyi.E, E.E.,&upt. engr.

George McBain, managing agent

Paciftg Storageandand

tjon, Storage Packing

Packing, Corpora-

Shipping and

Forwarding, Customs Clearance, Haul- Peiping Electric Tramways, Co., Ltd.—

11, Tsung Pu Hutung; Telephs. 3b7« and

age and

Insurance—4, Tn eking.

Rue Fire

Marco and

Polo, Marine

Legation 3679 East; Cable Atl: 6508

Quarter; Teleph. 1525 (Eastj; Cable Ad: Hsu Yen, managing diiector

Pacific Peiping Waterworks Co., Ltd.

A. P. Friedlaender, manager

Agents: Peking

Bryner & Co. Leather and Fui> 56, TengandSlab

Tannery, Tanner DyerK’ou,of

East Cit\; Teleph. 236M E.O.

Painter, D.A., Exporter of Modern Y. P. Wei, manager

and Authetnic Chinese Art, Brass

and Metalware, Jewellery and Rugs Peking Trading Co., Exporters &

-20, Pei Chi Tze; Teleph. 3100 E.; U' neral Merchants of Chinese Art

Cable Ad: Painter Goods—17, Tung LiuCable

bhu Clang Street;

D. A. Painter Teleph. 1013 .>.b.O.; Wd Private

: Pinsm:

Peking Club—(See Associations & Clubs) Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

J. S. Liu, manager

Peiping Bible House—287, Hatamen Peking Union Medical College—(Nw

Street & 1, Mei Cha Hutung ; TYleph. Educational)

356J. E.O.; Cablesecretary

J. Popp, Ad: Bibles

F. L. Fan, assistant Railways—(Nee Chinese Govt. Railways)

C. Y. Citing

4t n * n

1The Peking Chronicle and The Week in Raymond Dreyfus (Formerly J.

Asia (Sunday Issue of The Peking j Ullmann & Co.); Diamond Mer-

j Chronicle), Newspnper in Englhh I chants, Watchmakers, Jewellers—

Language —2, Mei Chia Hutung, East j 98, Morrison Street; Teleph. 1471

City; Telephone 1641 E. O. (Business East; Cable Ad : Dreyfus

! Cable Adand: 419Chronicle

Office) E. O. (Editorial Office); | R. Dreyfus

B. Adamski, assistant

A2S PEIPING

Reuter, Hroeckelman\ & Co., Export SkiOTis, Bros. & Co., General Tobaccon-

ists, Cigar and Cigarette Importers

and Import Merchants—125, Soo- and

chow Hatung; Teleph. 3962 E.; St.; General Mer. bants—6, Legation

Teleph. 3309 (East); Cable

Cable Ad: lieyn Ad : Skint is

H. iieyn, partner (Shanghai) N. D. Skiotis, partner

C. E. V issering, do, (Hongkong) S. Spiridis, manager

M. Prodan A. CavrilUK

n&VMmm m m Sleeper-Davis Memorial Hospital-

Lu tb Hen pao yo hsien kung sze

Reuters, Lto.-- 6, Tung Chang An Chieh (See Hospitals)

Telepli. 1+12 (East); Cable Ad: Kenter;

Smallwood & Co., H. St. Clair, Insur-

Saito A: Co., Or. and

Merchants—1 8., Import

2. .<'Ida andRuns:

Export

Fu; ance and General Agents - 5, Rue Marco

Polo, Legation Quarter; Teleph. 4585

Telcph. 173 East; Cable Ad : Shing- andJ. 1525 E.O.; Cable Ad: Smallwood

S- Moorhouse, partner

shoyoko W. H. Tolland, do.

G. 8. Saito, proprietor . H. A. Wright, do.

Salvation Army—(.See Missions)

HJ ^ ®' Shiiw huu kktny i*e Smidth making

& Co., F. L., Engineers. Cement-

Schmidt & Co., Importers of Educational Hutung; Machinery—23, Hsi Tsung Pu

Cable Ad: Folasmidth

Laboratory and Hospital Supplies—1. T. Stig-Nielsen

Hsi-tang-tze Hutung; Teleph. 3l33(E.);

Cable Ad ; Branches

Shanghai; Schmidtco. Head Office

: Tientsin, Nan-: Societe FrancaisE de Libkairie et

king, Hankow, Canton, Hongkong, d’Edition—(Nee French Bookstore)

Bangkok and Singapore

Al* x I huernier, manager Societe Franco Belge—45, Wai Ohiao

V. Maeker, engineer Pu Chieh

O. Hempel A. C. Henning & Co., agents

Schools & Colleges—(Nee Educational) ^ H Mei Foo

Shoemaker Art Looms, Manufacturers Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—7, Erh Tiao

and Exporters, of highest Grade Hand Hutung, Tung. Tan; Telephs. 1528 and

made Rugs. Studio of Arts and De- 1580 East; Cable Ad: Standvac

corations—4, Kung Yuan

Branches: Shanghai, Hsi Chieh.

Hongkong and Paul Jernigan, manager

Manila Stimpson & Co., W. E., Importers and

m m m f ^ m Exporters of “ I'hingS Chinese,” Silver

I/si men tsu tien chi chnng , ware, Cloisonne, Lacquer Goods,

Siemens China Co., Electrical and etc.- 43, Hatamen Wholesale Beads, S' mi Precious Stones.

Mechanical Engineers and Contractors Westimpson- Street; Cable Ad :

41, Teng Shih Kou; Cable Ad: Motor

H. Lorenzen

F. W.Agencies

SchlaegerSee Shanghai Section) Stimpson’s Sanitary Fur Co. (Regis-

(For tered as an American Company).

Exporters of China Furs, Tanned by

S si (Jhan, j {Jhcn American Scientific Methods. Coats

Siemssen

ing, i, Hataiuen Street

Bliers,hlectrical

Eire

Marine Insurance—20,

tan Mien Hutung; Cable Ad: Siemssen Sullivan & Co., J., Auctioneers and

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Hata- Teleph. Carpet-Exporters—1, Morrison Street;

226 East; Cable Ad: Sullivan

men St.; Teleph. 294 (East) J. Sullivan

PEIPING 4*9

Talati ifc Co., ,f. M., Furniture Manufac- Tsing HuaUniversity—(NeeEducational)

turers,Agents—4,

sion General Merchants and Commis-

Legation Street; pj ^ m n ^ a x % m

Teleph. 1068 (East); Cable Ad: Talati Union

J. M. Talati

Mrs. N. J. Talati Ltd. Insurance

(IncorporaiedSociety of Canton,

in Hongkong)—I

and 2 RueMarco Polo, Legation

Teleph. 9»0 (East); Cable Ad: Union Quarter:

m b m w ft w m m L. B. Stone, acting branch mgr.

Thomson tfe Co., Chartered Accountants — J. W. Y. Chang, chief assist.

Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits; P. Y. Sun, S. T. shen and U V.

Teleph. 3^45 (E.O.); Cable Ad: Hu, assistants

Scrutiny; Code: A.B.C.

E. L.S. T.Wilkinson,a.c.a. I Vetch, Henri, Publisher, The French

Beddovy, a.C A. ! Bookstore, Peking— Cable A

G.B. O.A. Blaker,

buyers, a.c.a.

C-a, Pekiuotel

L.M. J.C.Lismer, c.a. (resdt. repres.) !| Vang

Haitim,a.c.a. & Co.,Commission

Ltd., I. C,, Agents

General Store

H. A. Poliakov, asst. j keepers,

Tan P’ai Lou; Teleph. 4388 Last;— Cable

Tung

1). II mum; |' Ad : Yangeo

Y. L. King j • L. O Vang; proprietor

j Yee—16,Tsoong

ChuanTobacco DrsTRiBU' rons, Lti..

Tirt’KR

General& Co., Marine, Fire and |I Gate

Life, Agents—Chartered

Insurance

Pan Hutung

; Cable Ad : Powhattan

nearBataraen

Bank Building,

Quarter; CableRueLineyitch,

Ad : British.Legation

Head j Ven Nan & Co., Tung Importers of Motor

Office: 187, Victoria Road, Tientsin ‘ Accessories—78,

CMeh; Telephs. '2T andSze2907NanEast; Ta

S L. Brian It j Ad: Cable Yennan, Code A.B.C. 5th

V.E. T.G Nystrom

F. Barton

H. P. Shu Yokohama Specie Bank— (See Banks)

TIENTSIN

Tien-tsht

Tientsin—or the Ford of Heaven, according to the Chinese meaning of its

name—may now well be called the commercial capital of North China. Situated

at the junction of the Grand Canal and the Pei Ho in Lat. 39 deg. 4 min.

N., long. 117 deg. 4 min. E. (approx.), it is some 80 miles distant from Peking

by road and somewhat further by river. Railway connection with the capital

was established in 1897. A road between the two places, 94 miles long, was

completed towards theof end

by the inauguration of 1922,telephone

a wireless and communication was further

service on March 7th of facilitated

that year.

The expeditions of the Allies in 1858-61 greatly enhanced the importance of

the city, as it then proved to be the military key of the capital and an excel-

lent base. It was here on June 26th, 1858, that Lord Elgin signed the treaty

which was to conclude the war, but which unhappily led to its prolongation.

The famous temple in which the treaty was signed, about a mile distant from

the West gate, was destroyed by British shells in July, 1900.

Tientsin owes its early importance to its location at the northern terminus

of the Grand Canal, and its later development is mainly due to the opening

up of North China to foreign trade, to improved railway communications with

the Interior, and to the deepening of the Bar and the Hai Ho by the Hai Ho

Conservancy Board. Before the advent of steamers, however, Tientsin had

become a flourishing centre for junk traffic, and when the tribute rice no longer

followed the Grand Canal route—owing to the shoaling of this ancient and

celebrated waterway—it was sent to Tientsin in sea-going junks when follow-

ing the downfall of the Manchu dynasty in 1912, the transportation of this

commodity ceased altogether. Early in September, 1917, the Hunho was in

flood, and, finally, the Grand Canal burst its banks a few miles west of Tien-

tsin, carrying away the main line of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, which re-

sulted in the Concessions being flooded before much warning of the impending

danger could be given. The Municipal authorities of the various Concessions

dealt with the problem in a prompt and pub ic-spirited manner, and it was

ultimately decided to enclose the submerged Concessions with a dyke and pump

out the flood waters therefrom. The lengths of the various dykes in miles

were approximately as follows:—Chinese (ex-German) 0.47; British, 1.40;

French and British, 0.87; French, 0.32; Japanese, 2.27; total, 5.33 miles.

Powerful pumps were then erected, and the whole undertaking for the British

and French Concessions was successfully and expeditiously completed in a

fortnight. It took longer to clear the Japanese Concession, however, where

the water was from 7 to 10 feet deep in places. It is estimated that over 15.000

square miles of the most populous part of the Chihli province between Pao-

tingfu and Tientsin were flooded, and it has been calculated that crops to the

value of $100,000,000 were utterly lost, and that 80.000 groups of dwellings,

ranging from hamlets to large villages, were destroyed.

Turning to the civil administration of the city, it is well known that during

the long satrapy

ceedingly. Li, by ofthe Livigour

the trade

of his and

rule,importance

soon quelledof thethe rowdyism

city developed ex-

for which

the Tientsinese were notorious throughout the empire, and, as he made the

city his chief residence and the centre of his many experiments in military

and naval education, it came to be regarded as the focus of the new learning

and national leform. The foreign affairs of China were practically directed

from Tientsin during the two decades 1874-94.

TIENTSIN A3i

.The city will ever be infamous to Europeans from the massacre of the

f'rench Sisters of Mercy and other foreigners oo June 21st, 1870, in which

the nmst appalling brutality was exhibited; as usual, the political agitators

who instigated the riot got off. The Roman Catholic Cathedral, which was

destroyed on that occasion, was rebuilt, and the new building was consecrated

in 1897, only again to fall a victim to Boxer fury in 1900. The building occu

pied a commanding site on the river bank. All the missions and many of the

foreign hongs had agencies in the city prior to the debacle of 1900.

The population was 1,388,747 in 1929. The city walls were quadrate and

extended about 4,000 feet in the direction pf each cardinal point; during the

year 1901 they were entirely demolished and replaced by fine open boulevards

under the orders of the Foreign Military Provisional Government. This body

has further bunded the whole of the Hai Ho (Pei-ho) and effected numberless

other urban improvements. The advent of foreigners caused a great increase

in the value of real estate all over Tientsin.

Li Hung-ehang authorised Mr. Tong King seng to sink a coal shaft at

Tong Shan (60 miles N.E. of Tientsin) in the ’seventies; this was done and

proved the precursor of a railway, which was later extended to iShanhaikwan

for military

chow; 1900 sawpurposes,

this lineand fromonthence

pushed round the Gulf

to Newchwatig. In 1897pf the

Liautung

line to toPeking

Kin

was opened, and proved such a success that the line had to be doubled in

1898-9. A side station for the Tientsin City wag opened in 1904, and in 1905

the station was built of white sandstone bricks made at Huangtsun by an

Italian called Marsoli, who had opehed a brick factory ©n a large scale.

From Feng-tai, about 7 hailes from the capital, the trans-continental line to

Hankow branches off. This line wag,completed and .opened to traffic in Novem-

ber, 1905. In 1900 the violence of the Boxers was chiefly directed against the

railways, all of which were more or less destroyed, but under British, French,

and Russian military administration they were afterwards all restored to

their former efficiency.

Foreigners formerly lived in three concessions—British, Frerch, and Ger

man-—which fringed the river bclotv the city and covered an area of less than

500 acres. The Japanese took up a concession in accordance with the terms

of the Treaty of Shimonoseki. They filled in land, laid out new streets and

built a large number of houses in foreign style. Dining 1901 Russia, Belgium,

Italy, and Austro-Hungary all appropriated large areas on the left bank of

the Hai-ho as future Settlements, while the existing concessions extended their

boundaries considerably. These developments for some time threw all

landing facilities for direct sea-going traffic into foreign hands.

In 1917, upon the entry of China into the Great War, the Chinese reco

vered control over the German and Austrian concessions, in 1920 over the

Russian, and in 1929 over the Belgian. The general deterioration in the

maintenance and in the public services of these areas since their rendition

to China (with the exception of the Belgian concession which had never been

developed at all) is most noticeable. The administration of all these areas

is now entirely in the hands of Chinese officials and no voice therein is al-

lowed excellent

have to any of and

the residents, eitherroads,

well-lighted foreign

and oran Chinese. The othersystem

electric tramway concessions

links

them with the Chinese city. The British Municipa'ity has a handsome Town

Hall, completed m 1889; adjoining there is a well-kept public garden, open-

ed in the year of Jubilee and styled Victoria Park. Two excellent recreation

grounds of 10 acres and over here have been developed, in which tennis-courts,

etc., have been laid ouL The various British areas—known as the British

Coneess'on, British Extension, and the Extra-Mural Area—have been amal-

gamated to form one Municipal Area under a Council elected on a broad

franchise. New land regulations Have come into force, and it is stipulated

therein that the new Council consist of ten members, of whom five shall He

British subjects and five shall be Chinese. Candidates must be nominated by

iwo electors and all electors are eligible to serve on the Council. The mini-

A3-; TfENTSIN

naum 'ualification for any voter, irrespective of nationality, is the payment

of T!s. 200-per annum in respect of land tax or rental assessment tax -or the

occupation of premises of an assessed annual-' rental value of Tls. 600,

A feature of Tientsin which arrests the attention of visitors is the open-air

storage

effect a ofgeneral

cargo ongodown."

the British and French

A great deal of Bunds,

confusionwhich

and have thus become

congestion formerlyin

existed frona this practice, but the British Municipality has since elaborated

an excellent scheme whereby the Bund is divided into numbered steamer-sec-

tions and storage-spaces, arid the roadway is now kept clear of cargo. The

result has more than justified expectations, and the orderly storage of goods

in marked-off spaces not only allows a proper control to be kept over all such

cargo but has facilitated communications by keeping the carriage-way clear

of obstructions.

The Racecourse is situated about 3 miles to the west of the Gordon Hall

and

bettingcomprises a very

buildings of valuable

reinforcedproperty

concrete,of about

which 1,227 mowanything

surpass of land. of New

the

description in the Far East, were constructed in 1921.

In spite of the general trade depression, the Chinese Government Tele

phone Administration registered an increase both in activity and in revenue

for the year 1930. An extension of lines was made in the west end of the na

tive city in May, and another was made in the Hopei district in December.

There was a partial change to automatic machines, which are greatly appre

ciated by the subscribers. At present there are 11 long-distance lines operat

ing between Tientsin and places as far afield as Peiping and Shenyang, while

a relay service was established between Tientsin and Antung, Dairen, Port

Arthur, and Japan.

Track in 1937

Had it not been for the outbreak of Sino-Japanese hostilities in July, the

year 1937 would undoubtedly have been a prosperous one for Tientsin. Brighter

prospects and peaceful conditions synchronised with the revival in world trade,

while stable exchange, resulting from the currency reforms of 1935, linked the

area—China’s second largest

trend. From January to Julytrade

totalcentre—with

importationsthewere

general

valuedupward

at |69economic

million,

exceeding those for the same period of the previous year by nearly 100 per cent,

while the value of exports abroad reached $98 million, representing an increase

of over 50 per cent when compared with the corresponding period of 1930,

Exports in all lines were at higher levels, and this factor, combined with the

bumper crops of 1936, enhanced the purchasing power of the peasantry in the

interior, with the resultant corollary that the import trade also benefited. In

August, however, and the months following, the picture underwent a complete

change, military operations bringing in their wake the usual stagnation of trade.

Importing firms lost heavily, partlv through the inability of customers to obtain

funds and partly due to their inability to locate their customers in the interior.

In many cases also, goods destined for Tientsin were landed en route and sail-

ings for South China were curtailed, while orders already placed abroad had

tomunications

be cancelled.

and The

otherlotmeans

of exporters was nocompletely

of transport better, disruption

cutting offofTientsin

railway from

com-

its sources of supply/while unfavourable offers from markets abroad for all

commodities also served to hamper the export trade.

The value statistics for the port as recorded by the Customs were as follows:

direct foreign imports, $84.1 million as compared with $72.6 million in 1936j

coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise, $93.2 million as against $116.2

million; direct exportations to foreign countries, $128.9 million as compared

with $117.8 million; and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce, $52.2

million as against $58.g million.

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Under foreign imports, cotton piece goods further declined, and it was a

noticeaoie

recent yearsfeature tnac no raw

of endeavours madecotton was imported,

to increase suggesting

tne production tbe success

ot raw cotton inin

North tydina and to improve its qualities. Imports of artificial floss and yarn

advanced from 79,805 kilogrammes during 1936 to 229,064 kilogrammes, 'ifiere

was a remaraable increase in the value of artificial silk piece goods imported

from $2o,996 in 1936 to $769,562 during 1937. There was also an increase in the

import of metals and ores while machinery and tools imported reached the record

value of $9,636,298, textile machinery and parts making a big advance, heavy

shipments being received from Japan for the development of the cotton weaving

and spinning industry in Tientsin. Regarding locomotives and tenders, there

was a considerable decline, all lines (with the exception of the Pei-Ning Railway)

suffering heavy losses and not being a position to make new purchases. Under

such groupings as fishery and sea products, animal products, canned goods and

groceries there was a general set-back in recorded imports, large quantities of

these and of Japanese milled flour being imported as military stores and thus

not included in the Customs statistics. Imports of sugar improved from 19,043

to 95,124 quintals. At the beginning of the year the market was dominated by

smuggled supplies, but as Customs control gradually tightened, smuggling

became more difficult and dealers began to turn to legitimate sugar importation.

With the output of various industries steadily rising, the sale of chemicals

showed increasing activity throughout the first half of the year, imports of

sulphate of ammonia aggregating 111,979 quintals. This important fertiliser is

finding increasing popularity, and consumption was showing a steady upward

trend. Imports of other chemical or artificial fertilers, such as soda ash, the

ifnport of which totalled 95,342 quintals as against 61,619 quintals, also showed

marked increases. The dyestuff business opened flourishingly despite the boom

that resulted in the heavy sales at the end of 1936. During the first half of the

year sales of legitimately imported indigo showed an increase of about 50 per

cent as compared with the same period of the preceding year, while consumption

of aniline dyes

continued was 100 per

to interfere cent higher. While checked to someOnextent, smuggling

hostilities business cameseriously with legitimate

to a complete standstill, imports. the outbreak

up-country stocks falling to ofa

very low level as no further shipments could be made in land. There was also

a steady rise in tans and tanning materials. Imports of kerosene oil fell from

77,246,549 to 44,922,144 litres; gasolene, naphtha, and benzine, from 12,230,929

to 11,855,219 litres; liquid fuel from 3,986 to 2,834 metric tons; and lubricating

oil from 1,896,584 to 1,520,938 littes, Cwnsumptiori of kerosene oil was greatly

reduced on account of hostilities, the market being also upset by the influx of

smuggled kerosene from Japan and arrivals shortening owing to lack of ship-

ping facilities. On the other hand, the trade in gasolene maintained a compara-

tively steady level due to large requirements on the part of the military.

Following the outbreak of hostilities, most of the large industrial plants were

closed down, with a resultant shrinkage in the consumption of lubricating oil.

Under the group heading books, maps, paper, and wood pulp there was a gain

in value of 43 per cent over the figures for 1936. Paper prices rose considerably,

tending to enhance the total value of the trade. Despite a rise in freights and

increased price due to the wharf strike on the Pacific coast, demand for timber

increased, being required mostly for construction work and especially for the

new Japanese cotton mills, factories, etc., under construction in Tientsin.

It will have, been noted that the value of direct exports abroad rose from

$117.8 million during 1936 to $128.9 million for 1937. Prices ruling were con-

siderably higher than in 1936, and the total value of trade was raised in several

instances without a corresponding advance in volume. There was a decline of

$2 million in the value of the trade in eggs and egg products. Exports of dried

yolk and albumen to the United States of America were normal, but the demand

for liquid yolk from European markets was weak. Considering the growing

use made in America of the artificial casing and the high prices demanded for

the natural product, the trade in sheep’s, goats’, and pigs’ intestines was satis

factory. The total export of skins and furs was value at $21.4 million as com

A34 TIENTSIN

pared with $13.7 million during the previous year. With the exception of goat

skins, which increased in number from 2,428,346 to 3,090,522 pieces, marmot skins,

which increased from 154,887 to 286,609 pieces, and sheep skins, which increased

from 57,986 to 165,769 pieces, there was a decline in quantity under all other

headings as compared with 1936. The United States of America continued, as

before, to be the principal buyer, but Tientsin, the chief centre of supply, was

cut off from the interior by the hostilities for the whole of the latter half of the

year. The export of mats and rugs, not otherwise recorded, approximated the

record quantity of 1936, exports totalling 853,069 pieces value at over $8 million.

Seeds of various kinds exported during the year were valued at $6.3 million as

against $8.7 million. Groundnuts in shell dropped by more than one-half, 14,526

quintals only being exported as against 33,232 quintals.: . On the other hand,

shelled groundnuts showed an increase of over 100 per cent, the figures for 1937

and 1936 being 7,834 and 3,616 quintals respectively. As in previous years,

Japan was the sole buyer of cotton seed, exports aggregating 468,871 quintals as

compared with 509,008 quintals. The export of linseed dropped amazingly,

Australia’s takings, which totalled 206,000 quintals in 1936, dropping to 55,095

quintals, the sources of supply in Suiyuan,. Chahar, and Inner Mongolia being

largely cut off. In spite of floods and unsettled conditions, exports of raw

cotton reached the high figure of 284,070 quintals valued at $23.4 million, which,

while being under the 1936 record of 308,270 quintals, represents a great increase

over the figures for 1935 and 1934. Exports of wool declined from 16,446,331

kilogrammes valued at $17.5 million during 1936 to 11,597,574 kilogrammes

valued at $19.7 million during the year under review. The unusual demand for

carpet wools which set in from America in October 1936 spent itself in the early

part of 1937, and few orders were received from America thereafter; moderate

quantities were, however, taken from time to time by Germany, and local mills

were also active in producing yarn for the manufacture of carpets. Large

quantities of wool were accumulating at Kalgan, Suiyuan, and Paotou at the

end of the year, no fresh supplies being received at Tientsin after August. The

monopolisation of wool purchases in Mongolia and Sinkiang and their exporta-

tion to Japan through channels other than Tientsix appears a probability in

the future. Locally hand-made woollen carpets and rugs exported abroad again

attained a record, the amount being 13,591 quintals valued at $6.9 million. The

high standard of workmanship and beauty of design all contribute to the

increasing trade. The export of straw braid fell short of the previous year’s

figures, the mottled variety totalling 2.957 quintals as against 3,914 quintals and

the white variety 1,528 quintals as against 1,977 quintals.

With the exception of the Kail an Mines, the operation of wThich remained

uninterrupted, all other mines suffered from the hostilities and disruption of

communications. The reported output of the Kail.an Mines was 4,788,000 tons.

Local industrial concerns enjoyed considerable prosperity during the period

prior to the outbreak of hostilities, but suffered considerable difficulties and

losses thereafter. In both mining and industrial spheres Japanese interests have

shown unusual activities, more particularly in the cotton weaving and spinning

industry, new mills now under construction or projected being designed to

operate a million spindles.

In shipping, the downward trend tonnage was accentuated, due to abnormal

conditions and the ensuing stagnation of trade. Total tonnage entered and

cleared fell from 5,165,247 tons in 1936 to 4,389,803 tons. British-flag vessels

continued to head the list, with 1,464,000 tons, followed by Japan with 1,323,759

tons, with Chinese-flag vessels falling from 1,144,046 to 818,635 tons. The work

of the Haiho Conservancy Commission was not interrupted during the hostili-

ties, and ice conditions remained, easy during the 1937-8 season.

TIENTSIN A35

DIRECTORY

^^ ^ v? m American Association—(See Associa-

A.E.Q. China Electric Co., Electric tions a: Soc ■ . ios; ’

Light and Pov/er Plants, Tramways, ^ m Mei Feng

Steam and Electric Locomotives. American Chinese Co., Federal Inc.,

Turbines, Motors, Electric Appara- C.8. ., Authorized Ford. Sales and

tus and Materials of every dcscrip Service, Lincoln Motor Cars, Fonison

tion—63, Taku Road; Telephs. 3C983 Tractors—38-10 42, Rue de France;

and 30 J66 ; Cable Ad : Aegchinaco Telephs.

J N. O. K .< pf

Y. L. Chang Tacco 30009 and 31248; Cable Ad.

H A. Lucker, president

G. 1). Eucker, vice - pres. & treas.

Acme Ce^le Company, Cable Codes, D.inM.charge

Yellachieh,

of SalessecTetary & director

Condensers and Private Code Com- E. Kravetsky, service mantiger

pilers—19 Victoria Terrace; Cable Julian Chao, iu charge , of Parts,

Ad: Aecot

Agents:

Asia Export Company A.A.Accessories

S.C. Altamira& Tire Sales

Eremeielf

H. T. E. Co «ke

Ahachi A Co., K., Chemists and Drug- B. Kozlovsky

gists—let, Miss T. Lavdovsky .

Sudayakubo Asahi. Hoad; Cable Ad: American Cleaners—16, Cousins

Agricultural & Industrial Bank of British Concession; Teleph. 30446 Road,

China—(See Banks) L. G. Hull, s »le prop.

American Consulate—(Nee Consulates}

AllMissions)

Saints Church—(Nee Churches and

American Express Co., Inc.—(Nee Banks)

35 H Met Ya ft & m \% m n

Altamira tfe Co., M PI, Importers, Expor- Mei-kuo-pao-hsien kung-hui

ters and Commission Agents—(>l, Hue American Foreign Insurance Asso-

du 14 J nil let; Te!epli.239U; Cable Ad: ciation, General Insurance — 140,

Altamira Victoria Road; Telephs. 33059 anti

M.P.P. Y.\ Itamira,

Han manager 33813; Cable Ad: Afiatensin. Head

Office: 80. Maiden Lane, N.Y.

A. G. Muldoon, manager

Americs-China Exi'Ort-Import H. F. Tong

I no.. Export and Import—14,Co.,Wuish

Ltd., M. H. Cheng

Road: Cable \d: Kripendorf P. C. Szetu

L.H. Ij.W. Louglis, signs per

Kr|ppv ndorir, do. pro. Frankson Yung Tai, compradore

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

m & ^ ^ m n & m m !$ m

Mei yah pao sien Ttunq sze Mei.-ku t yu chuan-ku ' (j-nzu

American-Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. American Mail Ihne, Ltd., Shipping &

Inc.,

Marine,U.S.A., CeheraTLife,Insurance:

Motor-car, Accident Fire,

Bur- Ptissetiger—Robert Dollar Building,

glary. Plate Class, p.apgas-e and Snocial; Corner

French line Pasteur & Ruepits.du 31190

Concession;Tel Cl,my laid.

and

Risks—92, Rue de Paris; Telephs. 31307; Cable Ad: Dollar

General 30574, Manager 33357 ; Cable

Ad: Underiters American ScH00L~(Nee Educational)

AM TIENTSIN

Ex m Sun Cheong M & m W W A fh M.

Vndehsen,

Merchants,Meyer & Co.,andLtd.,

Engineers General

Contractors Yu jiao jen shou pao hsien hung sz

-96, Rue de Taken; Telephs. 30374 and Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance

— 4, Rue

30376; Cable Ad: Danica

G. A. Booth, manager Alico, Main deOfficeVerdun;

for the. Cable

Orient:Ad.17,

E. Glenn (Heating and Plumbing) The Bund. Shanghai

C. Juvet (Electrical Merchandise) Dr. S. T. Ling, asst, secretary k

J. C. Chu, engineer medical referee for North China

M, C. Chu, do. C. Y. Wong, district manager

Y. C. Mah, accountant C. W. Chia, collector & clerk

Miss O. Hclenkoff, stenographer K. T. Hsu, clerk

Miss H. Serdzeva, do. Agents—C, Y. Hsu, T. F. Wang,

Anderson, H. McClure (Late Adams"& Tzeyen K. Lee, L. P. Sung & Flo

Knowles), Chartered Architect, Sur- Lu Tze

veyor and Valuator—130, Victoria

Road: Teleph. 31010 ^ •si m ^

M ^ Yih Chany Ya hsi ya huo yn kumj szu

Asiatic Petroleum and

Ltd., Petroleum Co. (North

PetroleumChina),

Pro

Anglo-American Export Co., Export ‘ ducts—90, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31388

Merchants—105. Taku Hoad; Tel. i (General Office), 31485 (Hotung Installa

33318; Cable Ad: Chandless; Codes: | tion), 1 (Tangku ), 30650 (Compradorf

A.B.C. 5th and Imp. edns., Western |

Union Universal and 5-letter edns., ! Office); Cable Ad : Doric

Bentley’s Special Patelegraphy and ' J.G. Rasmussen, manager

Private Codes

R. H. Chandless E. N. Averyasst, manager

D. Butler,

E. Aitken ( K. A. Porfirieff ' A. G. Baird

Agents: F. S. Crawford

Scottish Insurance Corporation,

Inc. J.H. J.E.Lester

Foster

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. i H. H. Nash

L. C. M. Ouwerkerk

E.MissK.

C. BeadM. Henderson, secretary

Aquarius

High ClassCo.,Table The,Waters—19,

Manufacturers

Victoriaof ]; Miss S. Carew

RoadiTeleph. 31281; Cable Ad: Caldbeck | Miss F. M. Knight

, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co„ Ld., local ! Miss M. P. Large

N.(Hotung)

J. Marr, Installation manager

T. agents

H. Butler, signs per pro. G. F. Fisher, asst, manager (Hotnug)

m J. (Tangku)

W. Cameron, Installation

Asia

in DentalExportGoods

Co., Export-Import,

(Amalgamated Dealers

Dental Associated Importers (Succrs. to Fobes

Co., Ltd., London & S. S. Pa.,

WhileU.Dental Co., Ltd.),— General

Mfg. Co., Philadelphia,

Importers of Woolen & Cotton

S. A.), Engineers

Piece, Teleph. 30171, 99, Rue Importers

du Chaylard;and

Goods, American & Batish, Naphtalene Cable Ad: Fobesco

Belgian, Marine & Fire Insurance

Agents—19, Teleph. Victoria33305;.

Terrace, J.W.It.Larson, rang, mng.

Johansson, partner

partner

Concession: CableBritish

Ad: Gordon Lum, Slazengers

G.Mrs.Solovieff

repres.

Aecot; Codes: A. B. C. 5th Edition Im- L. Pedashenko

proved,

Mosse Bentley’s, Acme and Rudolf

B.I. H.J. Gelezney

Shishkin

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Wong Vie Chin

LiT.William

Young

Hsu

Chung

Fang Li American Association—16, Victoria

I Road

TIENTSIN

# f© m m % St.-Patrick’s Society

Tien Uin mei kuo Vidnq hui "Tientsin Amateur1 AtRlktiRAssocia-

Chambk.k of CommeSoe,' Amkktcan— tion (Inaugurated 1928)—c/o 1,

Secretary’s Office: 3, Victoria Terrace; B.M.C. Flats: Gordon Road 113;

Telepli. 30303- Cable AH: Anicharacom Teleph. 31C57

President—0. A. Smith Preshent—E. H. Liddell

1st Vice-Pres.—W. P. Coltman Vice-President—J.

2nd Vice-Pres.—H. M. Young

Treasurer—R. G. Fairfield Hon. Treasurer andBurton Secretary—T.

Secretary—B. C. Eastham Rosen tool

Committee—Athletic

Army, Sports Officer Officer Italian

U. S.

t ^ pa ^ Marines, Sports Officer French

Tien chin ymg kug shang hui Army, Sports Officer British

Chamber Army, Miss N. Stuckey

Victoria ofRoad;

Commerce.

Telephs.British—181,

31239 and (T.W.A.A.A.), and W. Y. Hon

(Nankai, U.)

34346; Cable Ad: Britiscom

Committee—H. F. Dyott p (chair- Hr i® 3? i Sheng-ching-hui

man),

Peacock,A. J V.Rasirm'

Farm-sen,

r, R.C. K.E.

Rodger, F). O. Russell, W. H. Tientsin Foreign

Bible House, of the British A

Bible Society and the American

Evans

(K.B.M. Thomas, T. R. Shaw

Acting Consul), Bible Society—181, Davenport Road;

J. S. Telepb.

Jones (secretary) 31304

S.H. H.S. Shen,

Wu, assistant

depot keeper

Chamber of Commerce, French — c/o

Cercle Francais; Cable Adi Fran- Union Philanthropiqui: Belge du

cecom Nord de la Chine (Belgian Bene-

volent Society) c/o. Belgian

Chamber of Commerce, General—27, Consulate

Consular Road, Cable Ad: Chammerce

Chamber of Commerce, German (Deuts- Young t it tfc ^ S

Men's Christian Association

che - Handelskmmner) — c/o The

Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd.

O. A. 'ixt, chairman Association: 60, HueStreet

—110, East Wall A Branch

de Paris, French

R. Schadendorf, secretary Concession; Teleph. 31043; Cable Ad:

Flamingo

Jewish Board of Directors "

Victoria Benevolent

Terrace . Society — 20, President—Paul K. B. Young

Vice-President—W.

Nippon Chamber of Commerce and Rec, Secretary—JohnR.YVong

Yuen

Industry—Fukushima Road, Jap- Treasurer- O. L. Dno

Directors--Ch’en Tze Ch’in, C. H.

anese Concession; Teleph. 20331; Pain,

Yun, L.Harry Sung. Wang

K. Chang, HuangP’eng

Tze

Cable Ad : Shokokaigisho Ch’iang, Shue-Huai T’an and

Royal Society of St. George— C. K. Shih

Hon. Secretary—L. H. Twyford Siaff

Thomas General Secretary - Chester H. S.

Ch’en

Secretaries — Barry P. Yang

St. Andrew’s Society — (General

Chin PangAdministration), Rhao

(Accountant), Wang

President—R. S. Campbell Tze-Ving (Membership), Wang

Vice President—W.

Hon. Secretary—J. M. Chapman

G. Campbell Hsi-Ch’ang(Membership), Chung

Committee -A. Burgess, B. Bruce, Ssu-T ing (Business), Ts’ui Yueh-

J.Whitewright,

Sligh, J. J.C.G. Taylor, J. A. Hua (Information

Yung- Desk), and

K’ang (Education) Jen

Clay and E. S. Oh’en Hung-Pao (Writer)

Rendall

A38 TIENTSIN

Assurance Fravco-Amiatiquk, Fire, Mar- f? 511 ^ Chiao tu-ng yin hong

inf* and Motor Insurance—85 Hue de- Bank of Communications—82, Rue du

France, Teleph. 34028; Cable Ad: Baron Gros; Telephs. 31800, 31818, ;

Franca sia

C. G. Le Bas, manager for North 31820, tung

31790, 30480; Cable Ad : Chiao-

China P. Y. Hsu, manager

Astor T. S. Yein, sub-mgr.

HoadHopsk HoTK.r,,

; Telephs. Ltd., Thk—Victoria

31321-31393; Cable Ad : U. K. Soo, do.

Tsitao S/p, assist,Ho. manager

Astor Q. Wong,

Directors—W. O’Hara,

and II. P. Sand'-rson Howard Payne J. C. Yen, do.

Paul Wpirnrart, manager C. W. Wong, do.

•T.T. IV. Hawkins, assist, manager T. Y. Jen, do.

P. Romanoff, accountant Bank of Tifntsin—As’hi Road;

Austrian Consulate—{Sm Consulates) Telephs. 20342, 21025, 20293 and

205-0; Cable Ad: Tensiubank

Avanozian and Sons, M., Chinese Car- Banque Belge pour l’Etranger (Ex

pets—32,

Cable \d:Bristow EvrenianRoid; Teleph. 32587; trf.me-Orient) S. A.—86, Victoria

L. J. Evrenian, partner Road; Telephs. 31204, 31770 & 31825:

Cable Ad: Sinobe. Head Office:

Brussels

Pftjg poke

& kou lulkung sztt

Barcook & Wilcox, I^td.. Manufacturers Banque ftFkanoP-Chinoisk m x m *(Pour le

of Patent Water Tube Steam Boilers, Commerce et iTndustrie)—114, Rue de

Superheaters,

Heaters, Economizers, Mechanical Cldm- France; I’elephs. 3o4t>9, 3U179 and .1651;

Pi pine,Stokers,

neys Water Softeners and Boiler House CaPle Ad: Gerauohine

Accessories —55. Victoria K< ad; Teleph. Banque d’Hypotheque et de Credit,

30287 :(’able Ad : Babcock

J. Hwang S.Road A. Anvers (Belue)—6 14, Cousins

Balani in’s Pharmacy-6, Haining Road; ft mfonyaiicoim,li yennha ngm

Teleph. 305*14

N. P. Balandin, mgr. and proprietor Banque Dotty de l’Lndo-Chin e — i 3, Rue de

Bali'T. Dr. A.,Teleph.

Physician France; Teleph. 3lu28; Cable Ad:

Via Trieste; 40 '6it5 Surgeon—16, ludochine A.J. Iel uyet,

BAN K S Sourd,manager

accountant

H. Marsot, cashier

M Lorent, secretary

ft ti •;- pi m A. R. ftanny, cld< f clerk

Met kuo ytien tung yin nang lee

American Express (’o., Inc, The, If ^ flj £3 ^

International

Travel—137, Banking,

Victoria Shipping and Chartered Bank of In pi v. AusT. and i

30223, 32t89; Cable Ad: Road;

AmexcoTelephs. China—79, Victoria Road; Telephs. j

31333, 32547, 32135 (General Office), ,

31392, 30558 (Compradore), 31643 “J

Bank ®of[§3 China—Rue4* Chung kuoPasteur: yin hangTe- (Manager); Cable A-If Tentacle

iephs. 31314, 30520, 31701 and 31378; W. H. E. Thomas, manager

(General Office) and 30059 (Foreign H. J. F. Bentinck, accountant

J.J. Irvine,

F. Haddon, sub-aoc*umlaut

do

Exchange Head

trobank. Dept.); Cable

Office: Ad: Cen-

Shanghai EC. M. W. Pryce.

Bilion, do. do.

fT fRof Chosen—37, Chao hsien yieg hang Miss D. M. Chapman, steno-

Bank Rue de France; grapher

Telephs: 23 *5. 30963,30883, 31895, 30893 D. Finlay, caretaker

and 30256: Cable Ad: Chosenbank Teng Yang Chow, compradore

TIENTSIN

Chase Bank, The—Victr ria Rd.; Tele- i Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—85, Victo-

phones 30806 (General Office), 30826 1 ria Road, B.C., Telephs. 32368 and

(Manager), 30813" and 33128 (Com- 31417; P.O. Box 20; Cable Ad:

pradore) ; Cable Ad : Chase-bank Teutonia

R. G. Fairfield, manager

E. J. Schilling, asst. mgr. if If Hui Feng

Chung Foo Union Bank—99, Rue de |! Hongkong pgr at i on

& Shanghai Banking Cor-

Victoria Road: Telephs.

Pasteur; Telephs. 31673 (Cashier),

31674 (Manager) and 31675 (Gen- || '331802 1207 and 3i462 (General Office),

(Agents Office), 31353 (Com-

eral) ; Cable Ad : Unionbank j pradore Office^ ; Cable Ad : Bank

Commence B'Nk, Tientsin (Commekctal ^

and Credit 'Corporation, Tno.), Gen- | International\fk Savings Yfin kivok tse chu way

eral Banking, Trade and Commis- Rue de France; Teleph. Society —85,

sion Dept—245, Taku Rd. ; Telephs. jj Ad: intersavin: i aris

30202; Cable

Office: 85, Bue St.

3.3543 (Managing Director),

(G-neral Office) and 32166 (Ccrnpra- I| VI 32307 Lazare. Head Office: 7. Avenue Edouard

dore Dent.); Cable Ad : Cobank i, Shanghai

P. Jarno, divisional manager

ff m ft « ??- *

,-/V* ynng pan shnnrj yin hang |: ff HiBank f| ' tji y-in hong

Commercial Guarantee Bank of | Italian for China (Banca Italians

Chihli, The—72, Rue de France. i per la tina) — 91, Rue. de Fiance;

French Concession; Telephs. 30618 i Telephs. 31545, 30437, 30435 & 33846:

P.O. Box 19 ; Cable Ad : Sinit

and 33744: Cable Ad: 6378 G. Fantechi, manager

M. Aloisi, accountant

'if 0. Ta.luyivg hong Cheng Shao Tang, compradore

Continental Bank, The, Banking and Li Chiu-yen, attorney of com

Exchange—32, Rue Dillon; Telephs. pradore

33125 and 30150

31036 (Mgr’s, (Gen.30755

Office), Mgr’s.and.Office),

.30-242 Kinocheng Banking Corporation —

(Business Dept.), 30906 (Foreign 100, Victoria Boad; Telephs. 30322.

Dept.), 30967 (Safety Deposit -50556, 30286. 30288 and 31142

Dept.), 32648 and 32410 (Warehouse

No. 1.), 20477 (Warehouse No. 2), National City Bank of New York, The

40688 (Warehouse Sub-Branch),

21235 (Ta,hutnng No. 3), 2270923233 and —60, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30909 and

and 23231 (Peitrenwei Snh-Branch), 30907; New York Cable Ad: Citibank. Head Office:

21335 and 21535. (Sikai Sub

40688 and 4Q52-2 (TTntnng Sub-Branch),Branch), E. W. Torrey, manager

21900 and 22323 (Litsan Sub-Branch), L. B. Mallery, accountant

and 34233 and 34253 (Hsiapei Lau S..,and/or

W. Hamilton,

pro-managersub-accountant

Sub Branch); Cable Ad: 0666 and M.and/or D. pro

Arnhold,

Contibank managersub-accountant

Cook Sr, Son, Ltd., Thos., Bankers, R. M. Henry, sub-accountant

Steamship and Forwarding Agents 0. C. Yao, sub-accountant

—63, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456 nmmmvimmfi

and 32691; Cable Ad: Coupon ; ( he kiang xhing yek ying hang

fr $ mi H j National Commercial Bank. Ltd.—

Yi pin fang h’uan yin hang Corner of Rue du Chaylard and Rue

du Marechal Foch; Telephs. 20050,

Credit Foncier d’Entr^me Orient, j 23046, 23129, 28446 and 23088;, Cable

Mortgage Bank,Land,House and Estate j Ad: Natcombank; Codes: Bent-

Agents—111, Rue de Franco; Teleph. | ley’s, Peterson’s, A.B.C. 5th edn

31451; Cable Ad: Be Ifran ‘ C. Z Ohu, manager

A 40 TIKNTSINT

National CoMMKKciu, * Savinos Bank, (Sre China Kx-

Ltd.,

lo:M05,ThkHue-(FL-m/I Office:Teleph.

Pasteur; Hongkong);

32128; « port -1 • port k

Cal)le A<1: Nacomsav

W. 0. H uang mgr. and acct. CTC3. Bank Co.,A.Q.)

Ng Hin Kai, cashier % Rue Henry Pei Ko

National IvnusTHTAi, Rank of China— BfcoiTE, Teleph.

H.,—40,

3 ' 2 21, Cable Ad:

Bourgeois;

Begue

C msu'ar ltoa

Ad: Satindbank

Behrfndt. K., Engineer and Architect—

ff IS 2? a £ i 67, Race Course Road; Teleph. 31091

Shanghai (1ommk'u:iai,

Ltd., All

Transacted—Main Kinds of Banking

: IfX), Hue Business

Telephs. 3-2044. 32I68. 33483,Pasteur;

30357, Belgian Brick Factory, Red and Blue

Machine-pressed

3034-2. Cable Ad:

Y. H. Tse, manager Cornsavbank Concrete Blocks- Bricks, etc., Cement

Take Road; Teloph.

T. T. ('ben, asst. mgr. 33314; Cable Ad: Mansouk

C.J. H.S. Rheng. do. J. Mansouk, proprietor

Cheng, acting cashier Belgian Consulate —(^ee Consulates)

K. S. Chin, accountant

Benjamin & Robin, Dks —86, Rue Dillon;

r m & ft ft m m Teleph. 32054

Sin r hnn sm luo rhti zhu yttig hong

SinRueMuade Trost .fe Savings

Fran<-e; Telepbs. Bank, Ltd(All— Bernstf.in, Louis M., Import Export,

34491-5

Dents.): Cabl • \d: Sinhuabank. Head Teleph. Furs and Skins—23, Rue de Verdun;

Office: Shanghai Louis 30860; Cable Ad:

M. Bernstein, gen.Bernsons

manager

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—50, Rue Wang Tso Sheng, compradore

de 1’Admirautc; Telcphs. 30120, Bielfeld k Sitv, Importers and Ex-

30882, 30S23 and 33511 porters. Machinery—79, Fukushima

ff & IE n?f ft Road; Cable Ad: Bielfeld

Hnntj 'pin Cheng Chin Tin Hang

Yokoh \\f a Specif B ank—Corner Victoria Blakfnry k Co , J. D., Engineering and

Building Contractor - Corner of Dum-

and

30184 Bristow

find 31425;Hoads;

Cable Telephs.

Ad: Shokin31155, barton «nd London Roads; Teleph.

33245; Cable Ad: Justa

m Pi Pi ^ if

Barkovith Trading Co., Dealers in l‘o Wait pao san kang sze

Furs, Skins and Chinese Carpets—

37, Rue de Verdun; Cable Ad: Blom & van der Aa, Insurance Agents—

Siemens ChinaCableBuil Ad:

ling,B Taku

Eastinerco

Harry Barkovith, proprietor Teleph. 30624; omavanRoad;

F. Dobisoff A. Bakker, branch manager

Ne Chia Hsiang, compradore

Pi»9

1 r : if- m If Bollknhaoen,

Export—3rd H , General

Chin Tang Import

Road, and

4, corner

Pou Tr.h Yang Ha ng Ping An40866;

St., Ex-Austrian Concession;

Battegay, M., Export—29, Canton ltd.; Teleph. Cable Ad: Fareast

Teleph. 34481; Cable

M. Rat'egay, Ml: prop.

mgr. and Battegay H. Bollenliagen

S.R. Fajnberg

W. t.iu BoNErti, P., Architect—26, Corso Vit-

C. W. Wang torio Emanuele; Teleph. 40309

TIENTSIN A4i

ijif Pa Lu

° Bkossard Mopin, Civil Engineers, Con-

Borrows & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in France; tractors, Architects etc.—110, Rue de

Hongkong), Established 1914, Ma- BrosexploiTeleph. 30240; Cable Ad:

rine, Cargo, Ship, Engineer and

General Surveyors, Sprinkler and Bruesch, Grantz & Yuan, Exporters—

Boiler Inspectors, Inspectors of Ex-

port Produce and Fire Loss Adjus- 108, Taku Road; Cable Ad: BrugrayU

ters—Liddell’s Bldg., Taku Road; Bryner & Co., Steamship Agents, For-

Teleph. 30443; Cable Ad : Seaworthy. warding and Insurance Agents !30,

Agents: “Agrip'a” Brand Strapping Rue du Chaylard; Teleph. 34*39; Cable

and Sealing Machines Ad: Bryner; Codes: Bentley’s Second

R.W. G.A. Capper,

G. Price,director

do. Phrase Code andmanager

New Boe Code

A. H. Carter, do. E. I levrient,

R. J. Cooke H. Reek

S. Karpinsky

■j; ft! Bo Shih S. Zanevsky

Agon's:

Boss—Taku

A Co.,Road;F. H.,Teleph.

Merchants and Agents

32715; Cable Ad: Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line, Olso

Meychina International Assurance Co? Ltd.

F. H. Boss Cie. Franco-Aineticane d’Assuiances

C. Stecker

Tao Chung Mu, compradore

Brand & Co., Wilmam 186, Bristow' Bubeshko & Co., S. O., Import Export—

92, Woodrow Wilson St.; Teleph. 30844;

Road ; Cable Ad: Vibra Cable

A. B. C. 5thBubeshko;

Ad: edn. WesternCodes:Union

Bentley’s,

and

Brazilian Consulate- (Nee Consulate) Lieber’s

f[» it Mei Chee fjfij Tiw Seng

Bremen Colonial and China Trading Buchheister & Co., Technical Business

Co., Exporters and Importers, Shipping - 1<», Canal Rd ; Cable Ad: Bucheister;

and Insurance — 3. Corso Vittorio Codes: Bentley’s. A. B.C. 6th edn.,

Emanuele III; Teleph. 40024; Cable Ad: Mosse and Western Union

Hanland; Codes: All Standard and C. Stepharius, proprietor &, mgr.

Private

British Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Bulling & Co., A. E., Importers &

Manufacturers’ representatives—27,

British Municipal Council — (Nee Consular Road; Teleph. 32199;

Cable Ad : Bulling

Municipal Councils) A. E. Bulling, proprietor

British Overseas Trading Co., Ex T. Y. Shieh

porters of All China Products, Importers S. T. bee

and Manufacturers’ W. S. Tien

19. Consular Road; Representatives—

Teleph. 33696, •jtj Tai hoo

Cable Ad: Botco; Codes Us* d: Bentley’s

Complete

ment, Acnte Phrase,

and Rudolf

Private.MosseAgents

Supple-in Butterfield & Swire, iShipping and

AllA.Principal Oities ofDept.

China Insurance—121, Victoria Road; Te-

Wooller, Export lephs. 31245 and 31124: Cable Ad: Swire

W. B. Novak, Import Dept. R. K. Rodger, signs per pro.

A. E. Herdman

W. C. Bailey

W Pao King F. .1. Wakefield

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.— M. W. Scott

57, Victoria

. Ad: T raders Road; Teleph. 33s 13; Cable Cafe Riche Restaurant—115, Rue St.

•J, A. Worswiek, acting branch mgr. t Louis: Telephs. 31963 and 33608

13

A42 TIENTSIN

Caldbeck, Macoregor & Co., Ltd. R.Dr.Laurenz,

A. Nolte, partner (Shanghai)

do. (Hamburg) i

(Incorporated

Ordinances of under the Companies

Hongkong), Wholesale G. Roehreke, do. (Shanghai)

and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants O. Lord, do. (Hamburg)

—49,

Cable Ad: Victoria Road; Teleph. 31281,

Caldbeck. M. O. Framhein, mgr., signs p p, j

Foochow Road, ShanghaiHead Office: 44, C.KurtF. Kleye,

Meyer, signs do. per pro.

Macgregor, Ld., Shanghai, genl. mgrs. R. Blume

T. H. Butler, manager W. Huch iv. roKKes

A.P. C.J. H.HanRoxburgh E. Kozer

W. B. Krause O.W. Jaehne

R. Oberrenner Mrs.Kutzbach E. Mock

Canadian Pacific Railway (Traffic R.R. Puck

Tiedemann Miss G. Deuber

Agents for Canadian Pacific Steam- G.E. Prosenc Miss L. Kohn

ships, Ltd.) — Cable Ads: Gacanpac Unger Miss E. Wit tig

(Passenger), Nautilus (Freight)

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Zlokasoff Miss

C.W. N.Dello Miss S.I. Yusupoff

Wittig

Agents—19, Miss M. Sze

31294, 31296, Victoria Rd.; Telephs. Agents for:

32848, 32918 Hamburg Amerika Linie

E. Strinz, inspector

n&m^^m mm-n Baloise Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Shou than yin hsua lev, ftn yu hsien Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,

hung fze Ltd.

Capital Lithographers, Ltd. (Incor- Netherlands Insurance Co., Est.

porated under the Companies Ordin- 1845

ances of Hongkong), Printers, En- (For Other Agencies See Shanghai Section)

gravers, Lithographers Head

Shanghai; Teleph. 32299; Cable Ad: Casa Office: Degli

.Caplitho (Italian Club)Italiani — Via Roma 2

R. N. Bryson, manager Presidente—L. Viola

J. i >. Simpson Segretario—R. Latartara

R.A. F.H. Senna

Tausch Caxton Press, Ltd., Printers and

N. A. Stchelokoff Publishers—Council Road; Teleph.

31978

^1] ^ Yung Lee Ni Yung Ching, proprietor

Caprino, P., Import and Export Central Agency, Ltd., Importers of

Cotton Thread (Head Office. Glas-

Merchants; Hair Net Manufactur

ers, and Human Hair Preparation gow) — Davenport Bui ding ; Teleph.

—14, Victoria Terrace; Cable Ad: 31431; Cable Ad: Spool

Caprino

P. Caprino, manager Tg & M **

Chung yang yao fang yu hsien hung

Capstick & Co., Commission Merchants— Central Dispensary, szu

118, British Bund; Teleph. 30410: ers in Pure Chemicals, Ltd., The, (Deal-

Cable Ad: Capstick Drugs, Sur-

A. E. Cqpstiek gical Instruments, Hospital Appli-

J. B. Polkinghorn, signs p. p. ances and Toilet Articles, etc.—

E. M. Capstick, do. North-east Corner Tientsin City;

Wong Chun Pu, compradore Telephs.

Century. 21569 Branchand 1135;

Office: CableFavier;

62, Rue Ad:

Teleph. 31'.21

ff ^ fB Bl Li Ho John K. C. Tsu, manager

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants. Engineers S. Y. Chard, sub manager

and Contractors, Shipping and In- S.P. F.S. Tsu

Derry

surance Agents—140-144, Taku Rd.;

Telephones 34271-5; Cable Ad: Central Forwarding Crpn.,—42, Asahi

Carlowitz Road; Cable Ad: Tora

TIENTSIN A43

Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—113, ^ Mr M 'fit

Rue de Chaylard; Teleph. 30810; China Casing & Trading Co., General

Cable Ad: Twyford Exporters, W holesalers & Manufac

J. Twyford Son, Ltd., agents

L. H. Twyford Thomas, signs tureisof Takau; Cable Sausage

Ad : Casings—99,

Boyanderie; RueCodesde:

per pro. A.andB.CPrivate

5th ifc 6th Editions, Bentley’s

Chambers of Commerce—(Nee Associa

tions and Societies) China Commercial Co., The, Import-

Chang Sl Co., H. F., General Exporter of 33, ers, Exporters, General Merchants—

North China Product—30, I Wei Lu, 30685;Canton Road; Telephs. 30395 &

Cable Ad ; Chico

3rd Special Area, Tientsin : Teleph.

40682 ; Cable Ads • Chang, Hfchangco Victor C. Hsu, director

and Rumpf J. M. de Figueiredo, foreign mgr.

V. Klimenko, Chinese manager

Chartered Bank of India Australia S. Chang, do.

and China—(Nee Banks) I. T. Tao, accountant

C. Chen, assistant

Chase Bank—(Nee Banks) S. T. How, do.

Chee Hsin Pottery, Makers of Sani- China Continental Commerce Co., Ltd.,

tary Ware, Tiles, Electro Porce- The, Importers, Exporters and Com-

lain, Crockery, etc.—Cable Ad: mission Merchants—The Hobert Dollar

Pottery, Tangshan Bldg., Rue du C hay lard ; Telephs. 32528

Branch^* : 137, Peking Road (General

Shanghai:

Peiping: 12a, Hatamen Street Offi e), 31646Manager), 33625 Cable

(Auto. Dept.); (General

Ad:

Tientsin: 298. Forfar Road Conticomo; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

and Private

Chemical Laboratory of Tientsin—42, China Electric Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

Rue Henry Bourgeois; Teleph. 32125 and Agents for Telephone, Telegraph

Cheng Ho Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in and —1a9,

Electrical Machinery and Apparatus

Hongkong)—49, Bruce Road Foch, Chung FrenchHoConcession;

Li, Rue duCable

Marechal

Ad:

Chiao Tung University—(Nee Educa- Microphone

tional) 'Pf CF’ien.hsin-yang-hang

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.— China Export-Import & Bank Co.,

(Nee China Export-Import & Bank- A. G., Ltd.—4, Hua An Street, 2nd

Co., A.G.) Special Area; Teleph. 40816; Cable Ads:

Chihli Motors. Ltd.— Davenport Bldg., Lernpis M.

and Bayer

feehloemer

Davenport Road; Teleph. 31554-6 Technical Dept. (Chien Hsin Engineer-

Chihli Press, Inc., Printers and Sta- ing Co., L

tioners—25, Rue St. Louis; Teleph. Pharmaceutical R. Jaehnig

31558; Cable Ad : Chilipress Dept. :

Agent* for:

Chihli-Shantung Line, Ltd, Ship-

owners and Agents—105, Quai de » Batf&i«

France; Teleph. 30595; Cable Ads:

5140 and Chihtung f 1= MARIS'!A CTO-

1 Mei Feng (I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.,

Pharmaceutical Dept. “ Bayer’ ,

Chtna-American Trading Corporation Leverkusen, Germany)

Dr. H. Wuebken

(Federal Inc., U.S.A.), Import and Ex- Chemiseh-Pharmazeutische A. G

port Merchants, Engineers and Con-

trartors Rue 'le France; Telephs. 31428 Bad Homburg, Frankfurt a.M.,

Germany

and 30601; Cable Ad : Catco

13

A44 TIENTSIN

3 a PR 6} © ii « ¥ 4* Ohina

Teleph.Optical

33394Co.—50, Rue de Takou ;

< 'hungyuhuahsitn

chihhung

yiinszeIcon wen

China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, For- China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd.

warding, Insurance Agents and Cus- (Incorp. inHongkong), Cotton Spinners

toms Brokers—33, Erh Ching-lu, 3rd and Manufacturers, Printers, Dyers,

S. A.; Teleph. 40047 Bleachers and Finishers of Textiles—

K. C.P. Shon, manager

L. M^ang, assistant Chi Tai Building, Rue du Marechal

Foch; Teleph. 34443; P.O. Box 11; Cable

Ad: Celita. Head Office: 220, Szechuen

China Foreign Corporation—57, Rue i Road, Shanghai

Henry Bourgeois; Telephs. 33440

33770; Cable Ad: Chinaforin Clive R. Hargreaves (chairman and

director), D. J. Sinclair, ph.d.

China Forwarding b.sc. (Liv.), a.i.c., J. Ballard, B.sc,

Settlement RailwayandStation;

ExpressTeleph.Co.— jI (London), a.i.c., and Li Ming

40107; Cable Ad: Tsun S. Tweedie, secretary (Shanghai)

China Fur Trading Tientsin Office :

& Importers of FursCo., Ltd., Exporters

& Skins—60,Henry. R. M.Markham,

S. Bao manager

Bourgeois; Cable Ad: Pulun

China Furs, Furs and Skins—165, Da- j Chinese Eastern Railway (Commer-

ceiving Sets and Transmitting

venport Rd.; Teleph. :<2402; Cable Ad Equipments, Radio and Electric

Chinafurs ; Code : Bentley’s Phonographs, Delco-Light Plants,

H.N.Brimberg,

Levin proprietor

Mrs. L. B. Fingereth Dry and Storage Batteries, Power

Plants, Pumps, Hardwares, Mis-

oellaneour. Machinery and also Spe-

^ £ ff * P cial Machineries Built to Order—8,

Zeang tah mook hong kung sz Rue du Marechal Foch; Teleph

China Import & Export Lumber Co., , 23635; Cable Ad: Chinaradio and

3805. Shanghai Office: 346-9, Rue de

Ltd.—2, Russian Road, 3rd Special ! Zi-ka-wei; Cable Ad: Chinaradio &

Area; Telephs. 40S21 and 40831; Cable |

Ad: Lumberco 9503. Peiping Office: 73, Pa Mien

J. G. Clay, manager Tsao, Morrison Street: Teleph.

China Import Trading Co., Inc., General ; Shanghai E-567

Importers — Davenport Bldg., Daven- Office:

port Road; Codes:

Teleph.Bentley’s,

22951; Cable Zeuson C. Tsao, general manager

Ostermann; Acme Ad:and and chief engineer

H. C. Chou, business manager

Private H. L. Tsia, chief of the Supplies

China Korean Fur Co. — Davenport | T.Dept. S. Wang, engineer

Bldg., Davenport Road ; Teleph. 32180: Y. C. Wang, do.

Cable Ad: Chinkorfur H. F. Chen, asst, engineer

China Merchants’ SteamAd N avigationCo. C. T. Tuan, chief accountant

—British Bund ; Cable : 8969 F. C. Hsiao, Accountant

China Merchants’ Trading Co., Ltd.— L. H. Ling, Storekeeper

Flour Mill Machinery and Accessories Walter Guenther, In. ch. of Sun

and Supplies. Genuine Swiss Silk Tientsin dry Division

Bathing Cloth—68, Rue du 14 Juillet: Office:

Teleph. 40949. Head Office : Canton Y. C. Wang, manager

Road, Shanghai S. L. Wen

Emerson T. Yao, manager C. K. Ma

J. J. Mu

China Netherrand Produce Co., Im Peiping Office:

port and Export Merchants—89, Rue Victor A. More, manager

du 14 Juillet; Teleph. 30969; Cable Ad: P. Wang

Chineproco Y. Chang

TIENTSIN A4f>

Distributors for:

RCA Victor Co., Inc., Camden, N. Kee fiho/ig ,po him yau han hung sze

.T„ U.S.A.

• Delco Appliance Corpn., Roches- China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire

Marine, Accident, Sickness, Motor Car

ter, N. Y., U.S.A.

National Carbon Co., Inc. San Hongkong Insurance—Head Office:

and General

Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. General Agents—Greenland & Sons,

Electrad, Inc., New York City, 118, British Bund; Teleph 33230;

N. Y., U.S.A. Cable Ad: Greeniand

Robbins & Myers Sales, Inc. New

York City, N.Y., U.S.A.

‘‘Heliogen” Herm. Pawlik, Bad Chinese Associated Trading Co., Ltd.,

General Importers and Exporters—49,

Blankenburg-Thur

many Wald., Ger- Taku Road; Teleph. 30189; Cable Ad:

Belden Manufacturing Co., Chi- Chinatrade and 4809

cago, 111., U.S.A. C. T. Lee, gen. manager

International General Electric

Co., Inc. U.S.A. “G E Radios” Chinese Eastern Railway (Commer-

cial Agency), Tourist and Forward-

ing Agents—74, Rue de France; Te-

leph. 31888; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor

China Securities

Insurance, Company,

Estate Agents MortgageInc.,

and

Loans—Head Office: 12, Victoria H X la Chan,,

Terrace, British Concession; Te-

lephs. 30314 and 33429; Cable Ad : Chinese Co. Inc. Engineering and Development

— 18, Via Ermanno Garlotto;

3211 Teleph. 40039; Cable Ad: Cedeo

R. T. Evans, president H. A. Raider, presidt. and gen. mgr.

J. L. Chen, vice-president Yang Pao Ling, secretary and treas.

M. A. Lorenzen, do. P.P. Y.T. Tsai,

Yuan,service

chief eng. dept.

B. 0. Eastham, secretary eng,engr.

Y. F. Yen, treasurer H. H. ( hen, service

O.P. S.C. Li,

Chow, director

do. Lowe,Y. Bingham & Mathews, audi-

E. K. Lowry, do. tors K. Yu, acct.

H. Y. Wang, do.

m & % w. m * CHINESE GOVERNMENT RATLWA YS

Chung kuo fei isao hung sze

China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap and Chemin de Fee dit Tcheng-Tai—Tien-

Glycerine Manufacturers—115, Rue tsin Agents Olivier Chine—31, Rue

de Verdun; Bureau Central: Shih-

St. Louis; Teleph.. 30379; P.O. Box kiachwang; Cable Ad : Chansifer

13; Cable Ads: Lever and 2515

P. H. Cobb, director Ouang Meou Kong, directeur

S. K. Ting, sales manager Tsu Hoa, direeteur adjoint, chef

S. Y. Lu, assistant du service central

S. Wang, accountant Vinot-Prefontaine,

C. H. Koh, correspondence du mouvement etchef traficdu service

A. B. Rieneck, advertising Ouang King Sing, chef du service

■ de la Voie et des travaux

China and Soitth Sea Bank, Ltd. — Louo Ing Tsun, chef du service

(See Banks) de la traction et du materiel

()u Jen Fou, chef de la compta-

bilit4

China Travel Service—100, Rue Pas Liou Tsao Cheng, president du

teur; Telephs. 30980 and 30915: bureau des achats

Cable A d : 2464 Royer, controle general

^ il w m %

Pt ning tieh lu kuan li chu and chief of transportation

Pkipinu-Liaoninu Railway (Ministry of division

Railways: iNaiiking)— Head Ottice: K. 11. Kuo, chief of establishment

Tientsin; Telephs. 40463, 40625, division

40817, 40891, 40892, 40898, 40951, H. Chu, chief of commercial divi-

60323 & 60747; Cable Ad : Peining sion

Chueh Sfieng-chen, managing dir. K. Y. Tsou, asst, chief of commer-

C. Y. Hsu, associate director cial division

Herbert 0. Cheng, oo. H. Yueh, asst, chief of transpor-

Resident Comptroller’s Dept: tation division

C. S. Huang, resdt. comptroller P. L. Tsai, chief of telegraph

of audit and accounts division

Assistants to theC. Comptroller— S. F. Boggs, chief of audit divi-

T. H. Huang, H. Tung, H. sion

W. Ho and W. P. Liu F. N. Peng, asst, chief of audit

division

Secretariat: Locomotive Department:

Y, P. Tseng, chief secretary F. A. Jamieson, a.m.lnst., o.e.,

General Affairs Department: supt.

C. T. Hsu, supt. C. C. Liu, asst. supt.

Y. L. Kwan, assist, do. L. Yu, chief of secretarial division

F. S. Wang, chief of secretarial C. Y. Yuan, asst. do.'

division L. Chang, chief of technical divi-

C. Tseng, asst. do. sion

H. Feng, do. J. K. Cooper, chief of accounts &

C. F. Sun, chief of personnel divi. auditing division

C. Fu, chief of land division C. H. Sun, asst. do.

Y. C. Pan, chief of development Accounts Department:

J. Burton, chief accountant

division H. Wang, asst! do.

Y. F. Pei, asst. dp. R. Hall, personal assistant to chief

C. P. Lu, chief of sundries division accountant

P. H. Pao, asst. do. C. C. Tsou, chief of correspond-

Dr. K. H. Kwan, medical adviser ence division

Dr. T. C. Pan, chief of public T. Y. Wu, chief of disbursement

health division audit and booking division

Dr. T. C. Chin, supt. of Tientsin T. L. Pan, chief of cash division

Hospital Y. C. Yeh, chief of revenue audit

Dr. Y. C. Yin, supt. of Peitaiho division

Beach Hospital

Police Bureau for Peiping-Liaoning Material Department:

H. S. Sun, supt.

Railway, Railway Police Adm. : P. Wang, asst. supt.

H. S. Wang, chief of police bureau T. K. Ma, chief of control division

S. H. Wang, asst. do. P. Wang, chief of purchase do.

Chief Engineer and General Mgr’s K. C. Lu, chief of chemical labora-

Office: tory

N. G. Willis, chief engineer and Efficiency Commission:

generai manager. Chueh Sheng Chen, chairman

Engineering Department: Hubert P. C. Cheng, acting chair-

T. Shen, chief of engineering dept. man

C. Y. Liang, assistant chief of T. W. Wood, chief of gen. section

engineering department and Y. L. Kwan, chief of traffic section

chief of technical office N. K. Hua, chief of technical do.

W-

C. H.Chow,

Wu, chief

chief ofof works

generaldivision

do. B. Y. Oustroumoff

Y. C. Wang, asst.

Traffic Department: dp. do. Peiping Suiyuan Link - Transporta-

W. H. Steele, c.b.k., traffic mgr. tion Office, 2nd Special Area,

C M. Chow, asst. do. Teleph. 40560

TIENTSIN A47

J8 fi « 3c si 3E

Chino tungpu ckih hsia tsin pu tieh lu Tien tsin dien hua chu

kwan li chu Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

Tientsin-Pukow Line — Head; Office: ministration—Central:

Chakow; South: Bruce Chinese Bund,

Road, British

Tientsin-Hopei; Teleph. 1655; Cable Ad: Concession; East: Via Conte Gallina,

Tsinpury Italian Concession; North: Hopei, Yue

Wei

No. 1Loo; Telephs.Director

Managing 30001 with Switch

arid No. 2 Chiefto

m&®mm & Engineer

Chang-lu-yen-wu-chi-ho-fen-so Chiu Ta Salt

Chinese Government Salt Revenue

Administration (Changlu District Refiners and Refining

ManufacturersCo;, Ltd., Salt

of Dental

Inspectorate)—Office' 39-41, Via Vin- Cream and Other bye-products—Chiu

cenzo Rossi; Teleph. 40046; Cable Ta Building,

31532; 1, Rue

Cable Ad: Fontanier; Teleph

Chiuta

Ad: Salt

T. Y. Ko, acting district inspector Chorkee Engineering & Electrical Co..

and con. salt com nissi oner Ltd., Importers, Contractors, Engineer

Y. Tei, co-district inspt. ing, Electrical Supplies, Dealers in

M. C. Ling, asst, district inspt. Hardware and Paints—67a-69, Rue du

S. C- Lin, chief secretary Chaylard; Cable Ad: Chorkee

H. W. Chow, chief accountant Chu Feng Rug Co,, Manufacturers

English Secretaries—L. Mu, C. C. and Exporters of Carpets and Rugs

Ho, Y. L. Hsin, Y. C. Huo, C. —146, Rue Dillon; Cable Ad: Tywan

W. Ma and H. C. Wu

Chinese Secretaries—H. Wang, H. Chung Foo Union Bank—(&ee Banks)

Kao, S. K. Shen and H. F. Lu Chung Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Factory:

Accountants—T. H. Chen, T. N. 1, Fukushima Road; Telephs. 21424

Lu, K. S. Chang, S. J. Min, P. and

C. Chang, F. J. Tao, K. C. Tang

F. Y. Chien, typist S.A.D.21468. Factory:33325

3, Teleph. 2, ChiCable

Wei Ad:

Lu

Chuka match

Accounts

Chow, Y.Clerks—

T. Ma,N. C.H.H.Li,LiT.andK. Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. (Tientsin),

L. C. Yu Department Store—Asahi Road ; Cable

■S. Y. Tai, Chinese clerk Ad : Centralize

Lam Jan Seung, managing dir.

Revenue Guards Office Lam Chi Hoon. manager

H. C. Wu, chief Lam Sou Tin, sub-mgr.

P. Y. Wang, assistant chief K. H. Chan, treasurer

T. W. Yang, judicial officer

P. K. Hu, supervising officer 8. A. Chungking Import China—].

C. H. Ling, do. Korostowetz Road; Teleph. 33359:

C. Y. Yu, do. Cable Ad : Imposica

C. T. Su, do. J. Stehling

T. P. Li, assistant

Y. Kung, do. CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

C. H. Shao, do.

W. H. Chu, English secretary

>, . , 0. H. Yuan. Assistant S # felt A £

j C. N. Wen, do. All Saints’ Church (“Church of Eng-

C. Yang, do. land”)—Meadows Road

H. H. Liu, do.

C. ,C. Yang, do. ^ Missionary

^ m Society—83,Fu yin tang Taku

II. H. Chang, do. London

H. P. Fei, file-keeper Road Cable Ad: London Mission

C. G. Li, Chinese typist

|i H. Wang, registrar $8?Catholic

M il! Church

Wang ho loo

: H. S. Fan, Chinese clerk Roman

S. H. Hsu, do. Dame des Viotoires” of “ Notre

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TIENTSIN

^ Tien Chu Tang . Committee —P. H. Cobb (chairman)>

St. Louis Church (Roman Catholic) — H. H. Reed, W. E. Atwell, J. G.

31, Rue St. Louis, French Concession Glay,

W. ti.J. iS.E Jones,

ThomasH. and

A. Lucker,

J. W.

Cameron (secretary)

•t t m!* mmm Tientsin Country Club —19, Consu-

Yeh shu chiao ho chuny Imei ta7iy lar Road; Cable Ad : Racing

Union Church—69, Gordon Road R. P. Sanderson, secretary

Rev. Harold T. Cook, hon. pastor

H. Schmuseiy hon. secretary J. A. Whitewright,' asst.1 secy.

(137, Victoria Road) Tientsin Cricket Club—

Vice-Presidents Bridgadiei A. H.

CLUBS HopTreasurer—L.

Hon. wood and R. S.H.Campbell

Twyford

OiiUR Concordia Woodrow Wilson St.; Hon. Secretary—T. G. C. Knight

Teleph. 31861 Tientsin Customs Club — Victoria

Committee—(). Road; Teleph. 30384

Buhmeyer, E.Kleeman,

Knuepfel,C. H.H.

Scheid. C. J. Steeneck, E. Tientsin Football Association—

Kunisch and F. Marks

Tientsin Golf Club—Teleph. 31355

Casa Dkgli Italian!—Via Roma 2 <'aptain — R. L. D. Wodehouse

(Italian Club); Teleph. 40400 Secretary—J. A. Smith

Presidetite—L. Viola

Segretarie —Dr. R. Larcher Tientsin Hunt Club —

Tientsin Amateur Dramatic Club Master—O. Joerg

Hon. .Secty. & Treas

Stewards—H. —L. T. Beddow

V. Bridge,

Tientsin Amateur Swimming Asso- Del wig, R. Samarcq, E. C.A.Leigh-

von

ciation— ton and A. Rapp

President — V. W. Stapleton- Tientsin Lawn Tennis Association— -

Cotton President—E J. —Nathan, <>.b.e.

J. Twyford Thomas Vice-Presidents N. Kawamura

Captain M. Kortright and T. U. Sun

Hon. Treasurer—L. T. Beddow Exee. Committee—F. H.Whitamore ;

Hon. Secretary—Jt S. Jones (181, (chairman)

Victoria Rd., Tientsin) Hon. Sec. & Treas.— P. W. Jones

Tientsin Association Football Club Asst. do. do. —M. Rumjahn ;

—Recreation Ground, Recreation # m m m x

Road Tientsin Race Club—19, Consular |

Tientsin Badminton Club - Road; Cable Ad : Racing

President--Dr. C. J. Fox Secretary—R. P. Sanderson

Hon. Secy.—A. R. Ross Assistant Secretaries — H. J. f

Hon. Treasurer—J. M. Milne Lord, J. A. Whitewright and j

Committee—Mrs. A. R. Ross, L. Tientsin W. H. E. Frost

Aitken, C. A. L. Rumjahn and Rowing Club — Corner

S. F. Tao Haining and Race Course Roads. i Mi

Boathouse: Haiho Rd. (Cr. Soo-

'Tientsin chow Road)

Rue de Chess

France Club Karatzas Cafe, President—R. Geyling

Committee—N. Hohloff, V. Free-

jo,

President—Dr. C. J. Fox

Hon. Secty.—T. P. Romanoff man and L. Stockmann

Committee—B. S. Roomiantzeft Rowing Captain—M. Railton

and M. Saron Hon. Treasurer—L. Shellam

Hon. Secretary—G. Bogdanoif

TriiNTSiN Club Victoria Road: (c/o Melchers & Co., 16, Bruce

Teleph. 31312. Road)

TIENTSIN A4&

Tientsin Skating Club— Commercial Traders’ Association, Fed.

Chairman—J. Burton Inc., U.S.A. Import, Export and

Committee—Mrs. S. Feeney, A. General Merchants — 79, Rue Pasfeur;

L. Bridge, L. Fingereth and Teleph. 33616; Cable Ad: Comtradas

R. Qdyling

Hon. Treas.—J. W. Cameron

Hon Secty.—A. L. Maitland a M Yih Ch™9

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.

t m m m * Insurance in all its Branches—98,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 32070; Cable Ad:

Tii n chin jow yung hwei Haitradco

Tientsin Swimming Club—102, Parkes Haiho Trading Co., Ltd., district

Road agents for China (Shanghai)—

Manager

Committee—W. H. E. S

man), G. Nignicieiky (hon.rost (chair- E. Lester Arnold

secty.),

Belt, E. H.A; Arnold,

Koch (hon.

C. T.treas.),

Hall andA. Compagnie D‘Assurance Gbnekalks,

T. S. D. Wade Fire, Marine and Motor Insurance

—85, Rue de France; Teleph. 34028;

Tientsin Woman’s Club— Cable Ads: Asgenacci and As-

Officers ami Members of ihe Executive genindie 0. G. Le Bas, manager for North

Board China

President—Mrs. J. A. Mendelson

1stBulletin

Vice President, Editor

and Publicity Secretary of

—Mrs. E. K. Lowry % wn

Secretary—Mrs. A. Berlin Tien tsin lien ch’e tien teng hung mt

Treasurer—Mrs. J. Paradissis

Chairman of Programme Committee de Tientsin (The Tientsind’Eclairag*

Compagnie de Tramways et

—Mrs. E. D. E

Chairman of House Committee— &Si&ge Lighting Co., Ltd ), Soci&A Anonyme,

Social : Bruxelles—2, Via Er-

Mrs.

Chairman E. J. Schilling

of Library Committee— manno Carlotto, Italian Concession;

Mrs. C. Schwender Telephones 40691 (Head Office and

Chairman of Civics Committee— General Manager), 40969 (Bureau of

ChineseDepartment),

Affairs), 40649 60853

(Purchase and

Mrs. A. E.ofCapstick

Chairman Special Activities Store ( Power-

Committee—Mrs. O. Sixt Station, Hopei), 6 579 (Distribution

Chairman—H. Wright System, Hopei),(Traffic

ment), 24408 40690 (Lighting

Department Depart-

and

i Trust for Open Spaces, The— Workshop. Nankai), y4406 (Station

Master

Trustees—P. H. B. Kent, m.c. Master South West) Pei Ta Kwan) and 24407 (Station

(chairman), H. F. Barnes, Head Office

Major G. A. Herbert, m.c., W. J. M. Haesaerts, general manager

O'Hara, H. Payne W. Pryor, E. V. Lecleicq, sub manager

C. Peters and .1. A. Andrew F. Courtois, engineei

E. Scalliet, secretary general

f/fC jig Kao Lin F. Dirickx, secretary

j | Collins

' mission Agents—^75, Consular Road; J. B. Splingaerd, chief of the

; Teleph. 3105 ; Cable Ad: Collins

Bureau for-Ohrnese Affairs

Accounts Department

Comfort Company, The, Exporters H. Demesse, chief acct.

! of Chinese Carpets and Rugs, Furs R. Pr&iu, accountant

and Skins—146, Rue Dillon, French P. Donnay, assistant accountant

It Concession ; Cable Ad : Tywan W. Ghilain, do.

T, Y. Wang, proprietor A. Delabie, do.

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chih- P. Giffard, cashier

; Li’—(See Banks) C. Teunkens, chief store-keeper

G. Pelagoti, store-keeper

^50 TIENTSIN

. ' Purchase Department Belgium 36, j Rue

F. Verhaest, purchasing agent ieph. 31198 Cable Fontaliier;

Ad: Beige Te-

Power Station Consul-General T. Snyers

A. Delabie, superintendent

J. Forster, chief electrician and Denmark—73, Victoria Road

Consul—P. E. Muller (Absent)

mechanician Consul-in-Charge—J. Rasmussen

Distribution System

L; Vanderhelst, superintendent

hi Tercalavres, electrican

J. P. Gervasi, do. Ta fen lan kuo ling shih*shv

t ^ m m m %

' Lightiny Department Finland—173a, Victoria Road

■ C. Piron, superintendent Consul—Dr. L. Will

E. Tercalayros, assfc. supt. PI fikwo lingM iishih& ya* men

Consumers’ Engineering Staff : Ta fah

L. Hutsemekers, inspector France—28, Rue du Consulat; Cable

A.A. Brusselmans,

Melsen, do.

do. Ad:Consul

Fransulat

G. Potopaieff, do. General—Ch. Lepissier

Consumers’ Service Staff: Consul-Suppliant — M. Bouffa

nais

P. Splingaerd, inspector Vice-Consul—M. Kraemev

F. Miertens, do. Secretaire-Iriterprete—M. Sigu-

P. Vissers, do. ret

G. Barbier, do. Docteur—E. Benjamin

V. Vassilieff, do. (ffief de la Garde—M. des Stangs

E. L^rovitch, do. Dactylographe — Melle*. V. de

Meter and Testing Staff: Laberbis

R. ’ Pateriip;st‘er, inspector Secretaires Chinois — L. K.

■ R. A rtoraieff. do. T’ang, S. T. Lieou, Y. T.

■ A. Zlokasoff, do. Tchen and K. Yang

Traffic Department

G.C. Gevels,

De Clercq, superintendent

inspector

M. Mathieux, do. Ta te kuo tsung ling shih bhu

German Consulate-General— 61-63;

Workshops

1 Woodrow Wilson Street; Teleph. 31041,

A. Crommar, superintendent Gable Ad: Consugertna

F. Peeters, asst, superintendent Consul-General—W. Stoller

E. Cor ri no vis, assistant Chancellor—C. H. Ranter

A. Savoi, do. Secretaries—F. Marks, H Deter

Tramway Tracks Typist—Mrs. F. Wetzel

A. Noltinck, superintendent

G. Vinogradoff, assistant Ta yinggkwo m mtsung m ^lingm shih

* kwan

CoMPAGNIE FltANCO - AmERICAINE Great Britain -Victoria Road;

Telephs. 31289 and 30355: Cable

d’Assurances—Head

Agents—Racine & Co., Office:

137,Shanghai

Quai de Ad: Britain

France Consul-General—J. B. Affleck,

C.B.E.

..Continental Bank—(Nee Banks) Superintending Consul —G. A.

Herbert, M.c.

CONSULATES Consul—A. Price1

Pro-Consul H. ’. Rabbetts

Constable—E. Macveigh

m m [i m * Stenographer Miss McIntyre

Ta au kwo ling shih shu

Austria—Race Course Road: Teleph. 'ft m m m ^ h ±

32276 7’a it pen k ivo ling shih kwan

Consul-General—Paul

Vice Consul—R.Skoff Bader

Gey ling Japan—Hanazono

33811, 33611, 20828, Road:20629,Telephs.

20116,

Chancellor—F. 20110 & 20101: Cable Ad: Riyoji

TIEN' A&.l

Consul General—8. Tashiro L.J. Sligh,

W. Jenner, chairman

director of directors

Consuls —K.S. Takai

S. Shima, Hori, and

C. Nakazima,

K. Tanaka J. Burton, do.

Vice-Consuls—N. Nishida and Y. E. W. Fitchford, do.

Origasa R. J. P. O’Connor, director

G. Feeney, assistant

Netherlands Consular Court — C. T. Yue, accountant

36, Rue Fontanier; Teleph. 31198

m m $ Tsin hai kuan

PI ® $ 1535 * Customs, Chinese Maritime—Corner

Ta na wei kwo linq xhih ya men of Rue St. Louis and French Bund:

Norway—106, Rue de Paris, French Telephs. 34257 (Commissioner’s

31352 (Commissioner’s House), Office),

32543

Concession, Teleph. 31067 (Adm Commissioner’s Office), 40445

Spain—36, Rue Fontanier; Teleph. (Adm. Commissioner’s House), 33992

31198 (Dist. Accountant’s Office), 34172 (De-

puty Commissioner’s General Office),

Sweden—7-b, Victoria Park Mansions 31027

Office),(Preventive Dep. Commissioners

33089 (Preventive Dep. Com-

Consul—E. R. Long missioner’s House), 33009 (English

m mm -k Secretary’s

Secretary’s Office), House), 32755 (English

31279 (Chinese

To mi kwo tsung ling shih k wan Secretary’s Office), 34108 (Chinese

United Secretary’s House), 31441 (General

dows Hoad; Telephs.America--71,

States of Mea-

31081 and 32325 Office), 31231

31214 (Chief(Appraising Department),

Tidesurveyor’s Office),

Consul General—J. K. Caldwell 33003

Consuls — David C. Berger,

Frederick W. Hinke, Gordon L. 31525 (Harbour Master’s Office),House',

(Chief Tidesurveyor’s 32399

Burke and Kf'nnetli J. Yearns (Harbour Master’s House), 34223 (Asst.

Vice-Consul—John F. Stone Harbour Master’s Office),

Harbour Master’s Home) and 33163 3

(Insp. of Examiners’Office)

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. ; Incorporated in Commissioner—W. R. Myers

England), Tourist, Bankers,

warding /'gents, Steamship etc.—

and For-

63, A dm? nis trat ive Department

Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456and 32691 Administrative Commr.—K. Ishii

Cable Ad: Coupon Deputy Commr.- A. J. Hope

District Accountant

Deputy Commr.—Tan Woon Chai

Corinth

Decorators—127,

Street;Teleph. 32804;Woodrow Wilson

Cable Ad: Corinth Prev. Dep. Commr.—Chang Yung

Nian

Peiping Office of Tientsin Customs

IS rlT ili Haang hang fan tien Deputy Commr.—E. Bathurst

I i[Court Hotel, Assistants—-LiTing .Yuan, H. R. J. W.

Teleph. 31113;The—17),

A. L. Bridge, Cable Ad:Victoria

manager Court Road; Flanagan,

Tsu Wang Chih

Mou, Shang Hua Yi,Min,

C. J.LaiC.

D.Ping-cbeng * (Peiping), Tsao Ju

| Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient Nung, Wen Yi, Feng Yen (Peiping),

| {See Banks) Wang Cheng-sheng, Yu I-cheng,

Yang Kuan-pao, Liu Mo Hsuan,

. ^ PlUf tK K ill m Illift K. Hamano, A. Yamagata, Ts’ao

■ I. Ying shan shan hai kwan ch’i shui Ping-hsii, S. Matsuzaki and G.

Iwakuma (Actim:)

yu sheng hung szu Analyst—Wong Ta Chuen

i Crystal, Ltd., Manufacturers of High- Stenographer—Miss L. Filimonovitch

I Class table Water-. Authorized Chief Tidesurveyor—C. F. A. Wil

|i 2,Bottlers of Coca

Pokotiloff Road,Cola—Head

3rd Special Office:

Area; braham

Teleph. 40249; Cable Ad: Crystal; Assistant Tidesurveyors—

(Peiping), A. Lane, U. Isa, G. Quinn

Kao

Code: Bentley’s. Factories: Tientsin & YuanOfficers—J.

Che and T.R,Kishimoto

Shanhaikwan; Branch:

= Agencies Throughout North ChinaPeking; Boat Foster and Sia

Liang

*

Ait TIENTSIN

Assistant Boat Officers — Cheung R. S. Davis

Koval Tak, T.' Attree

Hsueh Pin, leuTsaiLink Cheng

Tang, Shih

Chi, jI H. Borne i L. H. Ma

S.FungYamaha, Liang Tung Tsai, j G. G.T.Clarke

Mrs. Attree |! C.K. L.C. Wang'

Lee

Chi Keung, Wong Kui Shan, [ C.Cheng; I P. C. Chow

Chen Kwang Ksin (Peiping) and

J. C. Townsend (Acting)

Appraisers—Iv. E. Gilmore, Y. j Deutsch' Asiatische Bank - (See

Shiraishi,

(Acting), L.J. F.A. Dullam,

Ilyin, F.J. Shibata,

Isegawa |i Banks)

J. Muir. R. Takaishi, G. Iwakuma TflJ Chieh Li

and Leung Chak Lam Deutsch - Chinesische Handels Co.,

Examiners—0. Wa la, T.G.Nishida,

T. MacG. StGeneral Import and Export—-3,

Indo, Y. Yamasumi,

Laughlin, K. Kamekawa (Peiping), 1; Breusun Louis; Teleph. 33766; Cable Rue

Ad:

C.Ichige,

W. HUtting, F. Isegawa, T.

Jarvis, W.Ward, W. G.Brazier,

J. Smidt,T.W. G.P.

Savtchenko, A. A. Baikovsky, S. Deutsche ^Farbenm-Handelsgesellschaft Te Fu

Senta,

Kuang-chi,TingN. Yao Chin, Chao

I. Izotoff, Chia i Waibel & Co., N iederlassung Tientsin,

Cheng H.sii, Chin Chung Pan, Fan i dries)—6, Import (Indigo, Aniline Dyes and Sun-

ChinTong,Tsao, Chu

B. E. Yung,

Pistruiloff, Chow I| 3u816; Cable Rue Courbet; Telephs.Codes:

Ad: Waidefag; 30815,

Shi Sun Feng

Hsiang, Wang Ting Wen, Cheng , Mosse, A.B.C. 6th edn., Cariowitz and

Jen Ctdeh, Li Shih K’uei, Pien ! Private

Nai Pu, Cn’i Hsi Wen, D. Maz- !

zarella,

Chang, ChangChu OhiaYengTung,Ping,WuBacon

Pao |j Dmitrovsky, Samuel, Fui Merchant- 97,

Chan, Tai Ring Tien, Chang Chia Taku Road; Teleph. 31936; Cable Ad:

Dmitrovsky

Tseng and Chang Ping Chun

± m ^ *

Dairen Risen Kaisiia (Dairen S.S. Co.) Dah Lai lun chuan kung szu

—J3, Hai Ho Road, 1st Special

Telephs. 32287, 31178, 32278, 31404, DollarArea; Steamship Lines,Robert

Inc., Dollar

Ltd.,

30851 (Compradore), 30700Daiki.

(Manager’s Shipping

Building, &CornerPassenger

Rue Pasteur & Rue

Residence); Cable Ad: Go- du Chaylard, French Concession;

down at French Rund, 22, Rue Dillon, Telephs. 31196 & 31.J07; Cable Ad:

Enenoh Concession; Telephs. 30960 and Dollar

33566

T. Misumi, manager

Danish Consulate— (See Consulates) Doney & Co., Exchange, Stock and Share

Dau & Co., Hugo, Machinery, Mining 33226 Brokers—59,

and 33564;Victoria Road;Vendor

Cable Ad: Telephs.

Supplies, etc.—9-11, via Ermanno

lotto, Italian Concession; Cable Ad: Car- S. Gilmore

Dauhugo W. Ridler

C. Nimz, managing partner Share Office

A. Krueger, partner A. P. Dallimore

K. Nimz, Jr., assistant V. Schepin

Mrs. Langley

E. Keim, typist C. C. Chang

Davis, Estate Office

Broker,R. LandS., Bond,

and Stock

EstateandAgentShare

— I. M. Horjelsky

27, Consular Road; Telephs. 32390, Donnell & Bielfeld, Exchange Brokers

33716 and 33215; Cable Ad: Secur- —Ewo Bldg., Victoria Road; Telephs.

ity; Codes: Petersens and Private.

Correspondents in: London, New • 30768, 33754, 32815 amt 31754 ; Cable

York, Shanghai, Hongkong, Singa- | Ad:K. Donfeld

pore, Peiping, etc. F.Bielfeld

H. Whitamore

TIENTSIN Af»3

Doulatkam Sons, Indian Silk Store- EDUCATIONAL

274, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31669; Cable

Ad:H.Doulatram

Doulatram, proprietor American School—1, Chekiang Road

Sub-Branch—46, Rue du Marechal Board of Trustees—J, K. Caldwell

Foch (president), C. A. Smith (vice-

president),

surer) and W.Mrs. P. CoRman

C. Alderman (trea-

DttManufacturers

Pont de Nemours and & Co.,

ImportersInc.,

of E. I.,

Indigo, (secretary)

Dyes and Chemicals—52, Taku Road; Members—D. C. Berger, Mrs. G.

Teleph. 30i76; Cable Ad: Dupontdyes;

All Codes B.B. Campbell,

C. Eastham,Mrs.Lt.R.W,T. S.Evans, Eve-

W.Mrs. J. P. Calder, manager rett, H.Col.Hodes,

ley, Mrs. w,F. W.E. Lil-

Me Andre W.

Y. C.R.ChuHawkins Torrey, W. C. Wallace and

P. B. R. Young

ft & mmnm%m% School Staff—

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., The, Mrs. S.W.Fink,

Mrs. principal

S. Everett, kindergarten

Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers, Sole Grades l & 2—(Vacant)

Manufacturers

Tyres and Generalof Dunlop

RubberPneumatic

Goods— Grades 3 & 4—Mrs. S. Pink

Dunlop House, Bristow Road; Tele- Grades 5 & 6—Miss Katherine Harr

phone 31064; Cable Ad : Pneumatic Grades 7 Baraer,

& 8—Mrs.1 renoh

Billingsley

S.J. J.G. Willcox

Hayes, mgr. for North China Madame

G.T. A.Churchill

Greenland |I Mrs.

Mrs. Vincent Major Moose, medical advisor

Brinckman

Kung shang hsueh yuan

EagleMandS3 Globe &Steel01 Co.,@Ltd., The Hautes Commerciales Etudes— Race Industrielles

Course Road; et

—Stocks Carried by Haiho Trading Teleph. 32792

Co.

East-West Fur Trading Corporation—

94, Taku Road ; Teleph. 30933; Cable

Ad: Kopitsky Chung^hd nu # hsuehW hsia

4*

Keen Girls School (Methodis

Mission)—South Gate; Teleph. t Episcopal

22678:

Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd., Gen- Gable Ad: Methodist

eral and Constructional Engineers and

Shipbuilders — Office and Works : 4,

London Road; Teleph. 31195; Cable Nankai University -Telephs. 34001,

Ad: Vulca 34002 and 34003

James Turner, mang. director

A. E. Kerridge, director

Y. W. Du, compradore & ^ * ft 4b

Eastern Extension, Co.,

Australasia Pkiyang Engineering College

China Telegraph Ltd.—173a,& (Formerly Peiyaug University)—

Hsiku;' Telephs. 61226-8;: Gable

Victoria Road; Cable Ad: Noreast

Eastern Rug Co., Manufacturers & Ad: 6007

Exporters. All Qualities Chinese Officers of Administration

Carpets, Machine S. T. Li, B.S., PH. D. (Eng'g),

Specialty Agents Yarn

WantedCarpets.

— Corres-A president

T. Affairs

K. Hsu,

pondence Office: 8, Lin Ho Li, British

Concession; Cable Ad: Eruco Dept.b.s.,& Students

head qf director

General

S. F. Tsui, ll. b., registrar

Eastham, Barry C., Attorney-at-Law—3, C.J. L.H.Feng, b.a., Chinese

Ju, b.s., Englishsecretary

secretary

Victoria

Ad: Secretary Terrace; Teleph. 30303; Cable

L. K. Li, senior clerk

K.Y. C.L. Tsui,

Li, b.s.,treasurer

business mgr.

Ecole Municipal Francaise — (See

Educational) C. Y. Tschuo, m.d., collegephysician

A54 TIENTSIN

Saint Louis’College (Marist Brothers) C. Bourgery, administeur delegue

(For European Boarders and Day E. Boui gery, directeur-general

Seholars)—195, Rue St. Louis; Teleph. M. Beuchot, directt ur

330i6; C. Glauser, ingenieur

Rev. Cable Ad : Louis

Bro. Faust, directorCollege P. Fleuriet, secretaire

J. M. Lotode, service distribution

Rev. Bro. Claudio, sub-director

Rev. Bros. George, Prudent, Nestor, G. C. Pearson,compteurs

secretaire adj.

Louis Kosta, Daniel, Paul, Marcel, Teliakovsky,

Vincent, Andrew, Otio, Conrad, Loskoutoff, do.

Aloysius, Christopher and Leo T. Y. Kouo, laboratoire

Y. C. Shu, comptable

St.bouraud

Joseph’s High School—Rue Sua- Y. L. Ma, do.

Sister Mary, sup. Epargne Franco Cbinoise, Ltd — (

Banks)

^ m m m fljf ^ Nai wen sze

Rsin hsileh shu yuan

Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College- Evans, Law—1, R. T.,Victoria

AttorneyTerrace;

and Counselor-at-

Telephs.

83, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 31390: 30^94 and 30506: Cable Ad; Secretary

Cable Ad ; Taccollege Mrs. V. Freeman, secretary

T. Huang, principal

A.C.H.B. Longman,

P. Cullen, b.a., atreasurer

r.c.sc., dean ^ Yung Fung

Fairchild

Gerald Luxon, secretary porters—169 to 183, Taku Road; Telephs.

R. S. H. G. Thompson, s.sc. 30323 (Office), 30409 (Compradore) and

Tientsin Grammar School (See 32085 child;

(Insurance dept); Cable Ad: Fair-

Codes: Acme; Private, Marconi,

British Municipal Council) Lieber’s, Bentley’s, Western Union and

rfi £ m m 7c A.B.C.

F. A. Fairchild, director

Tien ching hu,L wen chung heueh hsiao L. W. Jenner, do.

Tientsin Hui Wen Academy, South D. J. Tuomson, do.

Suburb—Telephs. 22676 and 22677; G. W.F. G.Wallis,

Dawsonsigns per pro.

Cable Ad: Methodist

Rev. Liu Fang, d.d. principal Mrs. D. Wallington

Thomas K. Li, (h an Miss W. Macveigh

S.Mrs.H. M.Fan,L. proctor General Agents for:

Berkey (English Dept.) Imperial Assurance Co.

Rev. E. E. Dixon New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.

Mrs. E.FarlE. Hibbard

Dixon FarTakuEastern Transport

Rev.

Mrs. Earl Hibbard Road; Teleph. 34157 Co. — 263,

V. G. Shoostoff, proprietor

Tientsin Jewish School Finnish Consulate (See Consulates)

Tientsin Rung KsuehT (Public Fischer, Emil S., American Public

School)- Accountant and Sworn Auditor, Ad

ministrator and Agent of Beal Estate

Empire Theatre — British Concession; —141-5, Hwa An Street, Ex-Austrian

Teleph. 3.842; Cable Ad: Theatre Bund ; Teleph.

fischer; Codes: 40515; CableA.B.C.

Bentley’s, Ad : Ems-

5th

Owned and Operated by: edn.

China. Theatres, Ltd. (incorporated

in Hongkong) Fleet, H. A., m.i.m.e., a.m.i.e.e.,

Marine, Cargo and Engineer Surveyor a.i.n.a.s.,

Energie Electeique de Tientsin and Fire Loss Adjuster — 143, Meadows

(French Central Power Station) - Road; Teleph. 30553; Cable Ad: Fleet

211, Rue du Marechal Foch; Te ephs.

32840 (Office) and 31365 (PowerStation); Fleurette, Modes and Beauty Parlour

Cable Ad: Bourgery Talati House, Victoria Rd.; Teleph. 32550

TIENTSIN A55

Foox & Co., H., Cotton Brokers and 1 VV. Hanisch, secretary & director in

Supervisors, Freight and Ship Brokers i charge of Accounts

—65, Consular Bd. ; Teleph. 31430; j C. P. Berman, Service Merchandising

Cable

A. G.AdFoox, : Fooxco

manager (Absent) manager

L.it. Foox G. P. -Toost, Auto Sales manager

Robin || H. Mrs.D.L.Yen

Weinberg J. representative

M. Zimmerman, Peking special

S.V. B.C. Tan, specialAccounts

Kulikoff, representative

gji £ Jen Chee : Department

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William, Merchants F. G. Chinery, •SerVice Merchandising

and Department

Road;Commission Agents—45,

Telephs. 31008, 31053 andVictoria

31T44 I. M. Russaleef, Sales

S. C. Li, cashier

(Compradore); Cable Ad : Rinchee ! M. Yagi, Japanese interpreter

(Export

A.T. H. Dept.)a.c& i.s.

Burgess, Sebrof (Import Dept.) V. C. Chu, .Sales

R. Candlin C. H, Yao, do. s

L. C. Hurst P. H. Chang, do.

A. Dentici J. J. K. Jane, do.

London—C. E. Marshall

Phil pot Lane J. F, Miistoo, Service manager

New York—Bertolino & Co.,,2, Stone St. P. E. Oddo, assistant,

Foreign Commission Agency, Importers, Parts, Z.C. A.T.Belokamen,

Li, do. (Assembly Plant)

do.

Exporters and Commission Accessories & Tyre Sales

321, Taku Road; Teleph. 33015Agents— K. K. Kulikoff, in charge

L. Y. Liu, salesman

S. Rapoport, proprietor : L. H. Sha, do.

Fox and Morrison, Attorneys at Law i Stenographers—Miss W. K. Wang, draftsman

—34, Rue de France ; Teleph. 30043: j G. Beiner and Miss M.T. Greenland Berger, Miss

‘Cable Ad: Foxstar

C. J. Fox !| French Bakery—3rd Special Area; Cable

A. R. Morrison Ad: Mavromaras

Franklin & Co., Wholesale Dealers in E. Mavomaras, proprietor

Korean Apples, Sea Produce, Medicine, French General Hospital {See Ho-

etc.—173, Rue de Pelacot;

Cable Ad: Franklin; Codes: Bentleys'Teleph. 33686. spitals)

and Acme French Municipal Council (See Mu-

French Consulate — (Nee Consulates) nicipal Councils)

ting mao yang hong D.and Froiman Skin Co., Leather Importers,

Merchants—145, Fur

Davenport

Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Dodge and Road; D. A, Cable Ad: Froimau

Frpiman

Plymouth: Authorized Sales & Service:

Chrysler, De Soto, Fargo. Automotive

and

—18 Industrial

25, Rue deEngineers

France;and Importers ^ Fuhrmeister & Co., Exporters — Corner

Replacement

Parts Department : 21, Rue de 14, | of33923; TakuCableandAd:Canton Roads; Teleph.

Europasia

Juillet; Automotive Service Depart- ; B. Sottorf, branch manager

ment: 18 25, Rue de 14, Juillet; Telephs.

30128 &, 30356 ; Cable Ad : Frazar. j Furukawa Electric Co., Importers of

Branches; at:

Taiyuan Peking,

Agents Tsinan,

at Sian Tsingtao,

: Kung Mao | Electric Wires, Cables and Brass

Shang Hang Products—224, Bristow Road; Teleph.

F. F. Sphdman, president 33438; Cable Ad: Furukawa

E. W. Frazar, vice-president

L. D. Plath, director in charge of Galatis, D.E., Concert and Theatri

P. Service

cal and Motion Picture Agent—lo,

R.inE.chargeMcCann, treasurer & director Rue de Verdun; Teleph. 30448; Cable

of Sales Ad: Galatis

A56 TIENTSIN

Garage Central—67, Rue de France; Gisho Electric Co.—3, Asahi Road ;

Cable Ad: Fran gar Cable Ad : Gishoyoko

A. Lemoine, proprietor and gen. mgr.

General Dairy & Farm Co. (G.D.F.) Jardine, Glen Line, Ltd.—Cable Ad : Glenline

—Red House, East Arsenal Road; 91,VictoriaMatheson & Co., Ltd.,

Road; Telephs. 31294,Agents:

31296,.

Teleph. 33455 32846 32918

13 & m ^ 2S't M @ & Gold & Bro., Inc., A.S., Fur Merchants—

53, Rue de Verdun; Teleph. 32915; Cable

Yiny kuo ting yung tieu chi yu Ad: Goldbrofur

hsien kung sze

General Electric Co. of China Ltd.,

Electrical Engineers and Contrac-

tors—202, Taku Road; Teleph. 34423 ; Golden mStar&Co., m m &

The 79, Fukushiina

Cable Ad: Genlectric Road; Teleph. 21555; Cable Ad: Arachis

W. Eadie

D. Horvath F.MissS. Sung

Z. Gurvich S.Capt.

Mori,H. partner

Accurti, (London)

manager

C.N. Zlokasoff S.C. F.P. Lee

Yang J. Goennert

M. K.T. ChowChee C, S. Wang Grand Hotel—Petrograd Road; Teleph.

Miss I. Roye C. S. Chao 40086

General Export Co., Furs, Skin Casings W. B. Zasnikoff, proprietor

—30, Taku Road; Teleph. 31215, Cable Grand Theatre (Owned and Operated

Ad: Genex by: Talati Estates, Ltd.)—6, Coun-

W. Biener, proprietor & manager cil Road, Teleph. 33117; Cable Ad:

General V sneer Factory, Manufac- Grand S. B. Talati, managing director

ture

Shih de Kai;Buis

CableContreplaques—53,

Ad: Venesco Lao F. Crowder, manager

P. A.Thesinar, managing

Nekrassoff, supervisor director

K. Averine, inspector Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd

C. T. Mou, chief acct. —Noreast

173a, Victoria Road; Cable Ad:

C.T. T.K. Wang, acct.

Fong. do.

T. H. Kuo, compradore Greek Merchants Association - (NW

H Y. Tung, do. Associations & Societies)

German-American Hospital — (See Ho- Greenland H g* Mao Ch'ang

spitals) & Sons, Merchants and

Commission

Teleph. 33230, Agents—118,

Cable Ad:British Bund:

Greenland:

German Consulate-General—(See Con- Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s, Universal

sulates) Trade

Geyling, R., Architect W. T.Code, Private

Greenland

Engineer—7, Victoria and Consulting

Terrace; Cable Gully & Co., J., Exporters, Importers,

Ad: Geyling Insurance

Gipperich & Co., E., General Import Manchurian Dealing in Agents, MinorGeneral

AllProduce—49-53, Merchants

Lines ofHue

ChinaDillon

and

and Export Merchants—52, Taku

Teleph. 30483, 32449 and 33351 ; Cable and Road; 54, Rue Henry Bourgeois; Cable

Ad : Gipperich AdJ.: Gully

Gully, managing director

S. C. Kao, manager Fr. Goffinet

Giraud, F.—66, Rue Dillon, Import- m

er and Exporter, Forwarding and

Express Agency, Insurance Commis- Hackmack

sion, Freight and Customs Broker —55, Victoria Road : Teleph. 31007;

Cable Ad: Hackmack

-Teleph. 33403

F. Giraud, proprietor A. Hackmack

TIENTSIN A67

ffi m n x M m m Ya

Mai Ho Rung Ch’erig Tsung Chii Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—92, Rue

E AIHO CoNSKRVANCY COMMISSION—30, Hai de

3 357Paris; Telephs.Cable

(Manager); 30574 Ad:

(General)

Under-

Ho Road; Teloph. 31-224: Cable Ad: writers

Haiho; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. American Asiatic Underwriters,

Members —J. B. Affleck, c.b.k. (H.B.M. Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Managers for

Consul-General), Han Lin Sheng the Orient

(Supt. of Customs),

(Commissioner H. L>. Hilliard

of Customs), J. C.

Taylor (lion, treasurer), and K. H. ^ Chu Li

Chun (representative of shipping)

Secretary R. S. Campbell Hatch,

Chinese Secretary—S. C Han

Engineer— P. E. Muller portersCarter & Co., Importers,

and Commission Ex

Agents—131,

Davenport Road; Teleph. 31459; Cable

Assist. Engineer A. Tritthart Ad: Hatch

Works Supt.—W. M. Chapman C. G. Davis

Assist. Works Supt.—Chung Kuei Chao C. R. Davis, signs per pro.

Assist. Dredging Supt.—P. Zuliani

Assist. Bar Supts.—K. Oki and K. Hautes Etudes

/ Industrielles e"; Com-

Hosobuchi mercials- Set Educational)

Assist. Supt. of Stores—F. Johnson

Accountant—A. S. Thomas

Storekeeper S. Oyeda Havas

Stenotypist Mrs. L. Gerzo Teleph.News

31387;Agency—28,

Cable Ad: Rue Courbet:

Havas

J. Lapin, manager

Haiho Trading Company, Import and

Export, and Insurance—98, Victoria ± M Han 8zu

Road; Teleph. 32070; Cable Ad:

Haitradco Hayes Engineering Corporation,

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Engineers, J. E.

Contrac-

Hall & Co., Ltd., C. T., Manufacturers tors and Importers of Engineering

Supplies, Specialists in Modern Fire-

Representatives

Teleph. — 49,Ad: Taku

:i3025; Cable Road;

H dco; Codes: proof Building Construction — 103.

Acme, Schofield’s, Bentley’s and Private Dublin Road;Jehayes;

Cable Ad: Telephs.All32132 and 30250:

Principal Codes

C. T. Hall, manager

T S. Su j A. G. Sesko

n fcm hh %

ft] m Fuh Let Ching ming hung cheny zu

Hall

Drapers, Gentlemen’s Outfitters, Furn- Civil Engineers — 76, Victoria Road:

iture Manufacturers and General Teleph. 31495; Cable Ad: Module

Storekeepers W. G. Parkin, f.r.i.b.a., m.i.s.e.

Teleph. 31236;—Cable

101-103,Ad:Victoria

Fuhlee Road;

Head

Office: Shanghai; Branch Office: London Henderson & Co., J., Chemists and Drug

M. Fergan, manager gists—139, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33242)

J. W. G. Bangley | Mrs. Infantieff Cable Ad: Hendersco

Miss A. Hoare I Mrs. Greig W. A. Scharffenberg, mgr.

Miss F. Krupikeff | L. C. Chang

Hamburg Amerika Linib 144. Taku Heng Yu Brkjuetkrie, Brick Factory—

Road; Lao Hsi Kai; Teleph. 313b2'

Hapag Telephs. 34271-5; Cable Ad:

, Carlowitz & Co., agents Hoffmann Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Chelmsford, The (' Ball and Roller Line

Han Yeh Trust Trading Corporation, Shaft Bearings)

I Importers

Hsiao Shwang andMiao,

Commission

South GateAgents— Agents for N. China: Haiho Trading

Co.

Ao8 TIENTSIN

w n Hang Hoang

Holland-Uhina Handels Compadnie Hotel Moderns—33-37, Rue du Con-

(Tientsin) N. V. (Holland-China Trad- sulat; Teleph. 31379, 33216, 30393 and

ing (Jo. (Tientsin), Ltd.) — 56 60, 30578; Cable Ad : Moderne

Rue Dillon; Teleph, 31319: Cable Ad: Harris Cheng, manager

Holchihand

F. de Jongh, signs per pro. HOSPITALS

W. I. Gruenberg

Agents: French General H Yang p iny y uan St.

Hospital—Rue

Java-China-Japan Lijn Louis, opposite the British Barracks

Holland-East Asia Line Sisters of Charity

Standard Irlsurancei

Fatum Accident Co., lid.Co.

insurance

The Northern Assurance Co. ■ German - American Hospital, Inc. -

125, Woodrow Wilson Street; Teleph.

‘‘Hombueq ” Chemisch-Pharuiazeutis- 30061

che A.G., Bad Homburg, Frankfurt Sister Else Engelhardt, Matron

a.M., Germany — (/See v.huia Export-

Import & Bank Co., A.G.) kFisher

m Hospital

m m — Outside

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Isabella South Gate

Corporation—(See Banks) Miss Elizabeth M. Carlyle, r.n., supt.

m «i® s * « Isolation Hospital Teleph. 31019

Ho-' p ei-skeng-c/dny-hsing-kuang-wu-cuh

Ho-pei Ching Hsing Mining Admin- S5c H A Ma tai a i wan

istration—Coal Mines at: Ching Mackenzie Memorial Hospital f y

Hsing Hsien, Ho-Pei. Coking Plant (Lon-

at: Snih-Kia-Chwang, Ho-Pei. Head don Mission)—79,

R.T.V. A.Liddell, Taku Road

M.B.,CH.B.(Edin.),supt.

Office at: Shihkiachwang Hopei Wang, m.b., resdt. physician

Ku Chung Hsiu, director W. C. Yii, m.b., do.

Paul Bauer, vice-director H. C. Tu, m.b., do.

Ch’en Chung Shan, do. L.H. S.Wu,Wang,

Chang Hsi Chow, secretary m.d. m.d.

O. Dello, do. Miss Y.

P. M.R.C.S.,T. Tang,m.a.,

K. Liang, m.d. m.b., b.ch.,

Yue Chen Chung, General Dept. L.R.C.P, P.R.C.S., hon.

Wang Ch’i Tsun, Eng. Dept. consulting surgeon

Hsia Chi Liang, Sales Dept. P. T. Liang, m.a., b.ch., m.r.c.s.,

Liang . Chao Yue, do. l.r.b.p.,

Liu Yueh Tsu, do.

Mong T’ai Chuang, Accounts Dept'. physiciand.t.m., hon. consulting

Chao Ming Hsi, do. C. physician

T. Tseng, a.b., m.d., hon.

Staff at The Mines: P. mologist

P. Liang, M.D., hon. opthal-

Hou Teh Chuen, superintendent

Joh. Kraemer, engineer-in-chief S.S. C.E.Chia,

Chang Po Ping, asst, engr-in-chief

H. Schneider, do Kao,m.b.,m.d.,

b.s., hon.

nose,surgeon

throat

J. Schmidt, do. gpeciilist

Tsui Tung, mining engineer C. C. Wang, m.d.

Staff at Coking Plant: Mrs. Brown, hon. gynaecologist

Miss

Miss A.G. M.R. Edmanson,

Stickland, asst.matrondo.

Ma Ying Chuen, manager Miss G. Moss, pharmacist

M. Syberg, engineer-in-chief. F. A. Brown, business manager

Tientsin Sales Agency—14 Tungchow

Road, 1st Special Area; Telephs.

31193 & 33790; Cable Ad: Ching- ® & m ‘ft m

kuang Bentley’s Phrase, Naval Medical College Hospital—

Rudolf Mosse Rue de Takou; Teleph. 31184

Chang Hsi Chow, manager Dr. T. H. Chang, director

Sales Agencies at: Paotingfu, Pei

ping, Tongku, Chefoo, Shanghai Peiyang Woman’s Hospital — East

and Hankow Gate, Teleph. 22305

TIENTSIN A 59

Red Iron Cross Hospital—6, East Indo-China Cattle

Steam Navigation Co., Ltd,,

Ad: Inchcoy

Gate, City; Cable Ad: Rich Jardine, Matheson»& Co., Ltd., Agents

Russian Hospital—2, Romanoff Av., — 91, Victoria Road: Teieph. 31294,

ex-Russian Concession; Teleph. 22174 31296, 32848. 32.d8

Tientsin Italian Catholic Hospital- Industrial Marble Works, Specialist-

in all Kinds of Marble, Mozaic and Ters

46,

4u066Corso Vittorio Emanuele; Teleph, razzo Works- 3a, Wusih Road;

Victoria Hospital— Teleph 32582; Cable Ad: Hatzipa-

pas

Hua Kuang Trading Corporation,

General Imports and Exports, Textile IB U M &WX HoKee

Consultants

Exporters of and Rugs Manufacturers

and Carpets—Ii3a,and International Export Co. (Tientsin),

Tunbridge Road; Teleph. 32862 Ltd.,

Ex-Belgian Exporters — 4, Special

Concession; Area,

Teleph. 32434;

Hua Mao Trading Co., Importers^ Cable Ad: Nalex

Exporters and Commision Agents. S. J.P. I).Marshall,

Calvert,manager

asst, manager

Chinese

Bristow Road, Carpets, A Speciality

British — 30,

Con.; Telephone

32954; Cable Ad: Eurco Irwin & Grice, Dks., Medical Practi-

M. H. Liang, manager tioners .40, Victoria Road; Teleph.

31095

n m m %sze

Tien-tsin-li-jui-hung- Isabella Fisher Hospital — (See Ho-

Huileries de Tientsin (Tientsin Oil spitals)

Mill), Oil Manufacturers and Ex-

porters—165-179, Davenport Road; Isawa

Rugs—138, Victoria Road; Teleph. 30t>78

Teleph. 3H33; Cable Ad: Tibesart

J. A. Tibesart, pro. & gen. mgr. Isolation Hospital -(See Hospitals)

Z. A. Kissleff, mgr. (Oil Mill)

Y. F. Chang Italian Bank for China (See Banks)

Hunke & Muller, Architects and

Engineers—136, Council Road; Teleph. Italian

31678

E. Hunke, ing. v.d.i. spitals)Catholic • Hospital —(See Ho-

Hykes Memorial Lodge—(See Masonic) ItaiBund; ian Marble Works — 3, Italian

Teleph. 40421

Ibragimoff, A. V., Dealer in Furs and Raw A. Massa,: proprietor .

Materials-178,Take Road:Teleph.32876 Italian Trading Co., Importers and

*3Ying

&® w pum nei

shang W men

pi ^yang chien£ Exporters—8, Italian Blind ; Cable Ad:

yu hsien kung sze Itrac

A. M. Martinella, manager

Imperial Chemical Importers

Ltd., Chemical Industries—(China),

Bel fran Jacobsohn, Lev. S., Furs. Hides and Skin;

Building, 7, Rue de France; Telephs. —22, Parkes Rd. ; Teleph: 33924;

31527-8 and 33044; Cable Ad: Alkali Cable

A. E.V.N.Farmer, divisional manager

Clibborn B. S.Ad. 8>yrio manager

Jacobsohn,

H. G. Muir : A. S. Stepanoff Japan Tourist Bureau — 30, Asahi Roads

C.A. Reid

A. Wright | MissMiss V.D. Volkoff

Harper Teleph. 22500; Cable Ad: Tourist

Y. Sugiyama, manager

pf* ~j{i Vai Chung ® is ft %

Imperial Hotel, Ltd. - 3-5, Rue de

France; Telephs. 31052 and 30260: Cable Jacobson & Kupitsky, Inc., Exporters &

Ad: Hotelimp Importers of Furs & Skins—4T, Canton

A. H. Vlaekay, manager Road, Tientsin; Head

Teleph. 30979;

G. Kovshik, accountant Ad: Kupitsky. Office: NewCable

York

A60 TIENTSIN

Japanese Consulate - (.See Consulates) j Glen Line

Prince Line

Japanese Municipal Council—(*SV Mu- Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.

nicipal'Co unci Is) East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.

^ §1 (Fire, Motor Car Accident)

E mo. chi ch’i yu hsitn hung szu j Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.

(Marine)

Jardine Enoink^rinoCorpokation, Ltd.. I Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.,

The (Incot porati d under the Companies | Ltd. (Fire)

Ordinances

Ewo Hoads;of Teleph.

H ongkong) —Victoria

32194; Cable and

Ad; !| Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.

Jardeng Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd. 'Ex-

W. J. Keswick, chairman (S’hai) plosives)

G. G. C. H h rper, si a:ns p.p, ( do. ) | McEwan-Younger,

burgh (Ales and Stout)

Ltd., Edin-

T. C. Taylor, do White Horse Distilleries, Ltd.,

A. Kidd, branch manage i Glasgow (Whisky)

Charles Marchant, Glasgow

ft f6 E Wo (Whisky)

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— F. C. Finoken & Co., Ltd (Mont-

(British C. of C.), Victoria Road; serrat Beverages)

Telephs. 31294, 31296, 32948 and Otard-Dupuy, Cognac (Brandy)

32918 (with Switches to All Depart- Kopke ifc Co., London (Wines)

ment); Cable Ad: Jardine Ewo Brewery Co.

J. C. Taylor, agent Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd.

G. K. Chatham (Accounts) Cadbury-Fry Export Co., Ltd.,

Ship; ing Office: Birmingham (Chocolates, Cocoa,

W. G. Johns Bourn-Vita)

L. Corrigan Edward Sharp 6i Sons, Ltd. (Toifees)

R. G. Willis Clarke,

LondonNickolls & Coombs,

(Confectionery Ltd.,

& Crackers)

Import Dept.: Carr k Co., Ltd., London (Biscuits)

M. L. Railton The Hercules Cycle & Motor Co.,

J.M. E.E. Smith

Ostermann Ltd., Birmingham (Bicycles)

R.D. K.Fulton

Hansen The Bombay Burmah Trading

Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

M. Dietrich (Teak)

Insurance Dept.: Millers Timber & Trading Co.,

J. A. Kendrew Ltd

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.,

Export Dept.: Sandakan (Borneo Timber)

J. C. Manley Staatsmijnen in Limherg (Sul-

A. Squires phate of Ammonia)

Agencies: Joseph Sankey & Sons, Ltd.

The Mercantile Bank of India, (Panel Radiators, etc.)

Ltd. B. Beddow & Sons, Ltd., (Properts,

Taku Pilot Co. (Treasurers) Bott Shoe & Car Polishes, etc.)

The British & Chinese Corpora Tata Shoe Co. (Wholesale Dis-

tion, Ltd. tributors)

Western Laboratnr), Shanghai

Chinese Central Railways, Ltd. (Patent Medicines)

Estate of E. Waller (Lot 12 B. C.) Babound, Mary & Cie. Shanghai

Chairman, China Homeward (Patent Medicines)

Freight Conference Stablond

Indo-China Steam Navigation

Co., Ltd. (Shampoos)Laboratories. London

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Garstin

(Leather&Goods)

Co., Ltd., London

P. & O. Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Hongkong Pope Manufacturing Co.,

British India Steam Navigation Ltd. (Manila Hopes)

Co., Ltd. John Wisden & Co., Ltd. (Sporting

Isthmian Line Goods)

TIENTSIN A61

Capsulerie Liegeoise

(Sporting Ammunition) S. A. Belgium | Kapustin &Co , G.—9-11, Victoria Terrace;

Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd., j Teleph. Branches:33250; Shanghai,CableDairen

Ad: andKapustin.

Harbin

Canada (Silk Hosiery)

Atlas Macaroni Co., Ltd., Perth, j G.A.Kapustin, Kirillotf,

proprietor

manager

Australia (Macaroni) Vit. Kapustin

Lanson Pere et Fils (Champagne) E. Kapustin

n &m ® * m G. Riabkin

Ho-lan-ahui-huo-pao-ksien-kung-szu L. Jludoff

N. Pass

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.— ! D. Rotshtein (Shanghai)

Siemens ChinaCable

Teleph. 30H24, Building, Taku Hoad;

Ad: Sluytersco '.A. Kapustin (Shanghai)

A. Bakkcr, Branch manager

$$ ^3 Met Koo Shun

Jen Li Co., The, Manufacturers, and j Karagheusian American Corporation

Exporters of Rugs and Carpets, Woollen For Overseas, A. & M. (Tientsin

Spinners, and Weavers—78, Rue de Branch), Woollen Yarn Spinners, Manu-

France; Teleph.Bentley,

Codes: Acme, 30625; and

CableA.B.C.

Ad: Jenli; facturers and Exporters of Carpets,

Exporters Woollen of Wool, Material,

Wool Washers

Yarn a-&

Jewish Benevolent Society—(^ee Ass- Scourers, Carpet Dyers, Carpet Washers and Mer-

ociations & Societies) cerizers. Agencies and Correspondents

in Important Carpet Centres—135-149,

fir ® m Rue

Office),Pasteur;

82851 Telephs.

(Factory3 No.

496, 31515 (Gen.

3) & 33717

Li feng yang hang

Joerg

karseas, Office);andCable

Karagheus Ads: Local

Karaseas. Am

Strawbraids—87, Rue du Chaylard; Factories: Factory No. 5 & 7b: Rue de

Teleph. 30146; Cable Ad: Joergco Pasteur 135, Factory No. 5a : Rue de

0. Joerg, sole proprietor Pasteur 131 and Factory No. 3: Rue

M. C. Chang de H.Pasteur 13 general manager

K. P. Chang M. Shabas,

Papasian

m ft rv Wa'y A. Papasian (Absent)

Juvet & Co., importers, Exporters and

Wine Merchants—99, Rue de Takou; S.E.V. Calligan

Theotig

S. Rendall

Teleph. 31147; Cable Ad: Juvet; Codes: Miss J.M.Sokoloff

A.B.C. 4th, 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s

J. Juvet Mrs. E.Wilson

E. D. Juvet (Shanghai) Miss S. de Laberbis

K. Mesropian

W. Kohler

in & ® m m m A. Nolzkowsky

Kai lan kwang wu tsuny chu V. Koovaldin

Kailan Mining Administration, The R. C. Kennedy

(General Managers of the Yao Hua Me- E. Shadrin

E. Markarian

chanical Glass Co.. Ltd.)—Head Office: E. Moroukian (Shanghai)

Meadows Road; Telephs. (Head J. Wang Tao Lin, compradore

Office) 33901-6 (6 Lines) and (Tien Yu Tso Pu, do.

tsin Sales Office) 32666; Cable Ad : Thomson & Col, e. a., auditors and

Maishan; Codes: Bentley’s and accountants

Private

E. J. Nathan, chief manager Karatzas Bros. & Co., Confectioners and

T. C. Sun, do. Bakers—48, Rue du France: Teleph.

W. Pryor, asst, to chief manager 33322; Cable Ad: Karatzas

S. Y. Chen, do.

Chao Yuan Li Karatzas Bros. of& Egyptian

Co,, Importers and

Mrs. C. T. Hall, secretary Manufacturers Cigarettes

Dr W. R. Chapman —26, Rue du Baron Gros; Teleph. 30080

A62 TIENTSIN

Kasachkoff, E., English Woollen Cloth R. Gartner, proprietor and photo-

and Fur Importer—293, Victoria Koad, grapher

B.C.; Cable Ad: Kasachkoff Mrs. M. Sourjenko, sales lady

Miss J. Vladimiroff, artist

^ if Kai Chi

Katz & Co., H. Z.. Importers and Ex- F. L.M. Yang,

C. accountant

Liu, sales department

porters 183, Taku Road; Teleph. C. S. Chang, works department

31130; Cable Ad: Martkatz Kokusai ; Unyl Kaisha, Shipping,

Keen Gikls School—(Nee Educational) Chartering, Warehousing, Cargo

Financing, Insurance (Fire & Marine),

Stevedoring, Customs Broker, Tiuck

Keim, Adolf, Import Kommisson and Business —28, Hue du Baron Gros,

Spedition-- 84, line du 14, Tuillet; French Concession

Teleph. 40999

Korean

Export—13, ChinaHoTradingCiting Li,Co., Miyajima

Import-

± ii ± t# t Road, J. C.: Teleph. 20697; Cable Ad:

Kan Po Shih Cloud

Kent & Mounsey—2 & 4, V ictoria Terrace; F.M. C.C. Cloud,

Ho, president

manager

Teleph. 31283; Cable Ad: Maenad

P. H. B Kent, m.c., barrister-at-law si,l Tai

L. H. Kent, barrister-at-law

G. K. WTallington, secretary & acct. Kovar M-& Co.,M J. E.,P Export 9

— 9,

Kessler & Co., H. T. (China Construc- cession; Korostoyitz Road, ex Russian Con-

tion Cp.), Civil Engineers, Contractors r I'elepb. 31594; Cable Ad: Kovar

and Builders—Corner of Race Course W u Tze Hua, signs per pro.

Road and Bureau Street; Teleph. 32099; J. E. Kpvar

Cable Ad : Chicpno Kow Hung Lumber Co., Ltd., Export and

Kiessling & Bader, Confectioners, Bakers Import Bund; Teleph. Lumber40165; Merchants—9,

Cable Ad:Italian

Kow-

and Purveyors—26, Woodrow Wilson St. nung

A.F. Bader,

Kiessling proprietor (Absent;

do. (Absent)

R. Tobich, proprietor Kreier’s Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wilson

W. Reichel, do. Street: Teleph. 30075: Cable Ad: Kreier

•J. Pestonjee, acct. ft LxftYangmHang m

B. Wolff Me,i

Kingcheng Banking Corporation — Krippendorff Teieph. 34414

Import—14, Wusih Road :

; Cable Ad : Kripendorff

(See Banks) r

Henry W . Krippendorff', signs per pro.

Kingman, Dr. H. B., Dental Surgeon— K. T. Wu, assistant

45, Rue de France; Toleph 31401 Kwan-Chu & Yang, Architects and

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha-French Bund; Engineers--11, Teleph. 30773; Cable Rue duAd:Marechal

EseskwanFoch;

Teleph. 31213: Cable Ad: Yuse

Kwang Fat

Kleemaan & Co., Otto, Import and Ex- and Wrood Merchants—52, Rue Yuen, Leather Lumber

port Merchants—17, Woodrow Wilson Taken; Teleph. 31076; Cable Ad:de

Street;

KleemannTeleph. 30527; Cable Ad: Kwanfayuen; Codes: Acme, Bent-

O. Kleemann ley's. Universal Trade Cotie. Head

Office: Shanghai. Branches: Hong-

Kleinsohmtdt, E., Lawyer—12, kong,. Canton, Ningpo. Chefoo, Pei-

Road; Cable Ad: KleinschmidtWuchang ping and Tientsin

Z. T Yang, manager

It M m m S.T. C.T. Yang,

Liang,asst, manager

English secretary

The Kodak Shop ” Photographic

Studio— 111, Victoria Road: Teleph. La Librairie Francaise—(Nee Societe

30103 Francaise de Librairie et d’Edition)

TJLE.N TSIiN A63

Lao Ling Hospital — (See Hospitals) Kah tso tsze

Lmm, E., GeneralWoodrow

Stores, Wilson and Lowe,

ImportStreet Bingham & Matthews, Chartered

Accountants and Auditors—43,

Export—38-40, Road ; Teleph. 324-3; CableVictoria Ad .

Lkl Fu Trading Compant Sucors. Explanate

Merchants and Commission Agents Lukashik & Sons, First Mail Order Seed

79,Eukusluma Road, J. Cable

Ad: Leefutiade; Codes: Universal House in China, Garden,Dutch

FlowerFlower

and

Trade, Mosse and Supplement, Lawn Seeds, Selected

Bentley's. Acme, Oriental 3-letter Bulbs,' Woodrow Wilson St.; Cable Ad50,;

Fertilisers, Insecticides —

Code and Private Lukashik; Code: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th.

C H. Hsieh, sole proprietor Sub-Branches: Harbin and Mukden

Levy, M., Jeweller, Watchmaker I. T. Lukashik, manager

graver—175, Victoria Road ; and En-

Teleph. E. I. Lukashik, assistant

32603; Cable Ad : Sennet. Peking Agents/or E.

Peiping and Tsinan ;

Lee’s General Store

Office:

M. Levy Morrison Street

! Ed. Lehmann

G. Braun j R. H. Meyer Lynns Book Store, Booksellers, News-

agents and Stationers — 45, Rue de

Ley, Ltd,, General Importers and Ex- France; Teleph. 31705

porters, Engineering Supplies—90, H. C. Ling, manager

Victoria Road: Teleph. 30733; Cable

Ad: Ley Lyra Music House -27, Woodrow Wilson

Charles Ley, managing director Street

F. Verhaest, manager

ft] ^ Ping Ho j?j| Loong Mow

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Mackenzie Packers

& Co,, Ltd., Hydraulic Press

and Commission Merchants—

Wool, Hide, Skins and General Produce 136-138, Taku Road; Teleph. 31082;

Brokers and Inspectors, Hydraulic Cable Ad: Mackenzie

Press Packers -192, Taku Road; and 2, F. W. Poate, mang. director (S’hai.)

Bruce

Cable Ad Road; Telephs. 31059 and 32165 ;

: Liddell W. A. Argent, director (London)

J. H. Liddell, mng. dir. (S’hai) .VI. Boniface, do. (Shanghai)

P, W. O. Liddell, director (Absent) G. F.D.S.Dixon,

Turner do. (Tientsin)

Lionel F. Smith, signs per pro. J. B. Brown I C. W. T. Lewis

Ian H. Howell,

I. E. House do. J. Stenhouse | L, H, McKenzie

A. P. Cooke Mackenzie Memorial Hospital — (See

Miss E. E. Hopkins Hospitals)

Agents for :

Mather and Platt, Ltd. MackiE & Co., Rue

A., Manufacturers

Lodge Caledonia (See Masonic) Waters—84, de France; ofTeleph.Table

31273; Cable Ad: Woollen

London Missionary Society — (See

Churches and Missions) J$ *

ftj Lu an hang se Malkassian,

Import—104,

Simon, General Export and

Taku Rd., Codes:

Teleph. A.B.C

31928;

Loup Freres, S. A., Real Estate—Rue Cable Ad: Malkassian;

St.B,Louis; Teleph. 31197

Loup, managing director 4th & 5th edns. & Bentley’s

m & x m m Mannesmann-Export, G.m.b.H., Far-

Lo K hung che’ng sze EasternTubes Branch,

and Iron

Pipesandof AllSteel Pro

Loup & Young, Architects and Engineers ducts, 63, Taku Road ; Telephs. 30983

Kinds—

and

- 106. Rue de Paris, French Concession; 30039; Cable Ad: Mannesmann;

' Teleph.

A. Loup 31067; CableI Ad:

E. C.Louplee

Young Codes ; Acme, Mosse and Supplement

Knodel, representative

A(54 TIENTSIN

m ^ Ko Ta Export Dept.:

Mansotjk & Co., J., General Import and H. Theuerkauf, signs per pro.

Export Merchants—44, Rue du Baron V. G. Babrik B.W. PRumf pe

Gros; Telephs 33323 (Office)

(Residence); Cable Ad: Mansouk and 33314 E.P.W.Goertz

Km epfel E. Schirmer

Kohlmeyer W. Schirmer

J. Mansouk, manager L. Kroeger 0. J. Steeneck

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— W. Lisske E. Will

144, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33860 H. Meinert R. K. Williams, Jr.

C. A.W.Tnskia,

L. Way,secty.

district manager W. Oehlerking N. Z. Yausheff

Miss W. Lugowski

F. M. Rung, clerk Miss T. Podgoretsky

Miss M. G. Pruefer

C. Li, do. Miss H. Wenzel

Y. Li, do. Miss J. Wolansky

W. G. Dawson, agent Miss 8.R. Russaleeff

Miss Ibragimoff

MASONIC import Dept. :

H. Scheide, signs per pro.

G.H. Bogdanoff

Coronation Lothie, 2931 E.C., Masonic

Temple -73, Race Course Road Mrs.Thiele

V. Koohiin

Miss V. Zanewsky

Hykes Memorial Lodge, A. F. and A. M. Shipping Dept. :

A. Paul

Lodge Caledonia, 1300, S. C Ma- Accountant Dept.;

sonic Temple—Race Course Road C. Rossow

Mrs. N. Batuieff

Ewd Palmer, r.w.m. Agents for:

C.H. J.M. Glauser, w.s.w.

Mackenzie, w.j.w. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

F.P. H.

T. H.McIntyre,

Johnson,treasurer

secretary Maer>.k Line, Copenhagen

Holland Assurance Society, of 1841

Ltd. Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

Hamburg

Tientsin Lodge of Mark Master |

Masons, No. 704 E.C.—Race Course | Mentrup Co., Inc., C. J.—3, Wusih Road,

Road 1st Special Area; Teleph. 32969 Cable

Ad: Mentrupco

Mei-Hwa F''r Trading Corporation I J. J. Waldron

Dealer in Furs and Skins—27, Rue j

do Meihwat'

Verdun;ur.Teleph. 31722; Cable

York, |i: Mere

Ad:

Branches: Harbin,Head Office:

Mukden NewKalgan.

and —8,

Henri and Importers

Bourgeois; Teleph.

Agencies all over China 30445; Cable Ad: Merzco

Moses Todrin, vice-president

Leo Todrin, signs per pro. Messageries Maritimes—Telephs. 31744

& 31C08; Cable Ad: Sebrof

% m Mei Tsui Skih William Forbes & Co., Ltd., agents

Melchers & Co., Exporters, Importers Michaelian & Kohlberg, Inc. (of New

and Shipping Agents—16, Bruce York), Carpets Manufacturers—18,

Road ; Teleph. 32991-4 ; Cable Ads :

Me'corp, Melwool (Export) Melchersco Korostovetz Road; Teleph. 32926 Cable:

(Import) and Nordlloyd & Maerskline Ad: Alkohl

(Shipping)

K. Lindemann

Ad. Widmann (Bremen)do. m m Li

C.Dr.G.Adalbert

MelchersKorff(Shanghai) Michels, Aug., Import Export- 38,

do.I Woodrow Wilson Street; Teleph

Ed. Michaelsen (Tientsin) 30744; Cable Ad: Flee

A65

Henry L. Barrett, 15th Infantry,

Major Gustave Villa ret, Jr.,

tLS, of America— 15th Inf., Major William R.

Headquarters U.S. Army Troops Buckley, q.m.c.

in China, Veterinarian—Major William H.

Commanding Officer—Col. George Dean, Veterinary Corps.

A. Lynch, 15th Infantry.

Executive Officer—Major William Miller, Thomas N., Consulting Min-

F. Lee, 15th infantry ing Engineer—Corner Tangshan &

Headquarters Commandant— Ma- Barrack Roads; Teleph. 30335; Cable

jor William H. Beers, 15th Ad : Rellim

Infantry

Adjutant—Capt. Ridgely Gaither, Mina, A., General Engineering and

Jr., 15th Infantry Mechanical Supplies, Contractors of

Asst. Adjutant—1st Lt., Archibald Heating, Plumbing and Wiring In-

W. teituart, 15th iniantry stallations, Import and Export —

Chaplain—Major George F. Rixey, 3, Via Marco Polo, Italian Conces-

U. S. Army sion; Teleph. 40319; Cable Ad :

Chemical Officer — Major Sidney Mina

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry

Engineer Officer—Major Sidney ^ Z2. San Ching

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry.

Finance Officer—Major Frank J. Mitsui

ImportersBussan

and Kaisha,

Exporters,Ltd., General

Shipowners

Keelty, Finance Dept. and Shipbuilders, Shipping and Insur-

Judge Advocate—Major Hubert D. ance

Hoover, j.a.g d.

Ordnance Officer—Major Sidney JapaneseAgents—1,

Concession;Yamaguchi Road,

Teleph. 20240;

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry CableAl,Ad:Bentley’s

and Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Quartermaster—Lieut. Col., Rigby

D. Valliant, q.m.c., Model Dairy and Farm—52, BoppeRoad;

Signal Officer—Captain Allan F. Teleph. 3u224

Sullivan, 15th Infantry

Surgeon—Col. Charles C. Demmer, Modern China Advertising Co.—46,

Medical Corps. Heng An Lee, Rue Chabaneix; Teleph.

Post Duties 33168; Cable Ad: 9769

Athletic & Recreation Officer-

Captain Howard R. Johnson, *lj # MuTehLe

15th Infantry

Chinese Instructor—Capt. Morris Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Piano Manufac-

B. DePass, 15th Infantry turers, etc.— 107-109, Victoria Road;

Exchange Officer—Major John P. Teleph. 31376Davies, manager

Lake, 15th Infantry J. Powell

Fire Marshal—Capt. Clyde Grady, J. D. Gordon ) JN. Mihailoff

15th Infantry

Librarian—Major George F. Ri- Moyler, Powell & Co., General Store;

xey, U. S. Army Dressmakers, Milliners,Perfumeries

General House-

Prison & Police Officer—Captain hold Requisites, — 193

Clyde Grady, 15th Infantry I Victoria Road; Teleph. 32082; Cable Ad:

Provost Marshal—Major William ! Moyel

S. Mrs.

H. Powell

H. Beers, 15th Infantry

Asst. Provost Marshal—1st Lieut., S. H. Powell |j Mrs.

Miss Volchenok

F. Segal

Thad A. Broom, 15th Infantry Peiping

Recruiting Officer—1st Lt., Archi- E. F. Moyler

bald W. Stuart, 15th Infantry A D Moyler

Salvage Officer—Major William R. Mrs. A. Ryan

Buckley, q.m.o.

Special Inspector—Major William Moyroux,

H. Beers, 15th Infantry Insurance&— Co., 41-43,Import,

Rue deExport and

France;

Summary Court—Major Sidney Teleph 31385 ; Cable Ad : Moyroux

H. Negrotto, 15th Inf., Major J. Laplace, signs the firm

A66 TIENTSIN

MUNICIPAL COUNCILS Wat&rworks Department

Waterworks

M.I. MECH. Engr.—F.

E., F.R.S.A.,W.M.AM.

G. Clerk,

W W.

$ I & * ASSN.

Ta ying hung pu c/i - Deputy Waterworks Engrs.—A. E.

British Municipal Council — Victoria Kerridge

M.C.I.E. and P. C. Tung, B. sc.,

Park and Taku Road ; Telephs. 30085 & Assist. Engr.—Y. C. Huang, B. sc.

81419 (Secretariat), 31407, 31420, 33881-

5 (Accounts Dept.), 34337 (Store Ac- Police Department

countant Office), 33067, 32798 & 33977 Chief of Police—R. H. Dennis

Public Works Dept.), 32917 (License Deputy Chiefs of Police—T. F. H.

Office), 33966 (Wharfage Dues Office), RobinsonInspectors—W.

Divisional and Li flan-yuan

32662 and 33646 (Electricty Dept.),

33573 (Waterworks Dept.), 33881-5 slade, H. M. MacKenzie G.andGreen- P. J.

(Police Dept.) Edmunds— A. P. Soohorukoff, Han

Inspectors

Council Kuei-jung, Chang Sung-nien and

Chairman—A. E. Tipper

Vice-Chairman—J. S.. Chwang Hsiao Chih-chun

Councillors—A. Burgess, Keats S. Clerk Inspector—Joseph Wang

Chu, C. D. Dixon, T. F. Hwang, Sub-Inspectors

Meng Chao Pei, — Wang Hung-yu,

Ethan Woo and

F. P. Ling, R. K. Rodger, D. C. Wu Mu-chow

Russell and C. K. Wang Stenographer—Miss M. Fairchild

Secretariat

Secretary and Engr. - H. F. Barnes, FireSuperintendent,

brigade

Fire Brigade—G. A.

B.SC., M.E.I.C. Hardcastle

Deputy Secretary—T. Y. Chen Engr.—C. W. T. Lewis

Assist. Secretary—P. H.

Stenographer—Miss J. E. RodgerMcIntyre

Translator - T. C. Hsueh Health Officers

Accounts Department Drs. Irwin and Grice

Chief Accountant—J. Mould, a.c.a. Hospitals

Accountants Medical

Maternity& Surgical

Block Block (Tel.(Tel. 32508)

Chen £n-fu— J. G. Campbell and Nurses’ Residence (Tel.

30736)

30744)

Sub-Accountants

Kao Shih-Yin — M. Stares and Isolation Hospital (Tel. 32979)

Cashier—C. S. Chen Staff

Accountant’s Matron, British General Hospital

Liang, Hsu Assts.

Chih -—Chun

ChangandChih-

Pai and Superintendent of Municipal

N u rses— M issS.C.L.Morrissey

Yu Ho Sisters-Miss

Public Works Department

Municipal Engr.—C. N. Joyner, B.E., Miss J. A. Gillespie,G.MissGowland,

W. A.

M.AM.SOC.0.E. Ling, Miss

Chien, MissNesta

A. G.Kao, Miss Y.MissC.

Morgan;

Deputy Municipal Engineer—Lu Yi W. F. Chu, Miss H. E. M. Scutt,

Assistant

Chief Eng.Ehgr.—O.

Assist.—ChiJ. Barnes, M.J.I.E.

Cheng-kuei Miss D. McRoberts and Mrs. T.

Eng. Assts.— T. M. Love, m.i.m.e., Warmsley (Temporary)

Hsu Cheng and T. M. Tung

Municipal Gardener—Mrs. H. Lange m ^ x m &

Nuisance Inspector—A. Clark Fa kuo hung pu chu

Chief Draughtsman—Miao

Chief Clerk—Wang Chu-yehPing-Tze French Municipal Council (Conseil

Stenographer—Mrs. V- G. F. Barton d’Administration Municipal e de

Wharfage Dues Office la Concession Francaise) Place

Supervisor - Hsisan C. Liu Clemenceau; Telephs. 31127, 31227

Electricity Department 313 96 and 33606

Electrical Engineer—F. A. Matthews Secretariat Gintral

Deputy Electrical Engrs.—A. Antill, Secretaire Gen.—G. de Coulhac

a.m.a.i.e.e. and T. C. Fan Commis Principal—P. Santucci

Power Station Superintendent Commis—G. Le Goff J. de Laberbis

Dactylographe—Melle

Cheng Shou-chuan

Chief Clerk—Y. S. Ti Perccpteur—J. Tchoo ,

Stenographer— Miss M. Olivier Oomptable—J. Liang

TIENTSIN

Voi.rie et Travaux Publics Institutrice—Mme. Claquin

Ing^nieur Chef tie Service—R. David Arsenal de I'Est

Ing^eieur-Adjoint—F. Melmand Institutrice—Mme. Cos tantint

Surveillants—H. F^ty and F. Cros

Agent Technique—Ngeou-Yang Tou^ tv ^ x m m

Interprete—Houo

Police et Service d'Incendie—56, Italian Mukicupal ty—2, Corso Victorio

Emanuele; Teiephs. 40034, 4U01T, 40033

Rue de France (Police Station) and 40902 (Chief of

Chef de la Garde—M. des Etangs

Chef Adjoint de la Garde—Cdt. P. Police RoyalResidence)

Italian Consul Podesta—Cav.

Schertzer

Chef de la Surety—E. Yanderlieb Uff. F. Stefenelli

Commissaire Principal—J. B. Benoit Advisers—Cav. Dr. Y.Ching

Viola, Suen Tsuen Fumagalli,

and YangL.

Sous Chef de la Surete- F. Mellaza Pao Lin

Comrnissaire

Raguenet de lere Classe — L. Secretariat

Commissaire-Adjoint de la Surety— Com.

Mrs. L.Y.Martinella,

Levi-Schiff,stenographer

secretary

L. Gabillard

Chef du Service dTncendie—M. Fayen Public Works Department

Chef M^canicien—V. Lemonnier Cav. Ing. L. Sirtori, municipal

Interprete de la Sureti—M. Wassiliew consu l ting engi Peer

Inspecteur—C. Fiama B. Mingozzi, assistant,

Inspecteur Adjoint—J. Agostini G. Simoni, do.

„„ „„ —M. Claquin

-B. Florence Cav. ■ P.eparfment

Police Bay, chief of Police

,, „ —J. Schilling R. Latartara, inspector of Police

„ „ —A. Paubel G. ! Jallari, sub-inspector of Police

Sous-Inspecteur—Y. U. Giometti, do.

„ „ —N. Bailbe Fossati Health Officer

Cav. Dr. A; Baldi -

„„ „„ —V. Lagtie ,■ Centro Commerc ah- ItaHnno.

„ „ —C. —A. Noslier

Rosenberger Italian Trade Development Office

„ „ —M. Samarcq —5, Via Ermanno Carlotto)

„ „ —D. Susini Teleph. A0G50

: ,, '.(Service des

P. Tardieu quais)— Dr. R. Lareher, director

„ „ (Secretaire) — P. V. Miss A. Mercier, stenographer

Thai Italian Municipal School for

Oommis a ITdentite Judiciaire —P. V. Chinese—15, Via Marchese di

Linh San Giuliano

Interprete Rev. E. Padre Pelerzi, supervisor

„ (Poste Central)—T.

(Presse)—Y. T. TienK. Siao Chang Hsiu Ting, headmaster

„ (Sftrete)—Y. K. Chen

„ (Poste Foch)—S. T. Shu jh # ® # e *

„ (Poste de I’Quesb)—T. F. Ta jih pen tsu chieh chu

Service Medical et SanitaireSiao Japanese MuNioti’Ai Council—Yamato

Chef de Service—Dr. E. Benjamin; Park, Japanese Concession; Teiephs.

T£ls. 32054 (Bureau) et 33694 Council 20039, 21116, 21177 and 21179

(Rdddence) Chairman—S Morikawa

Dr. J, Lataste; Tels. 32254 (Bureau) Vice-Chairman—S. Shiotani

et 31788 (Residence)

Ing^nieur-Chimiste — M. Michaud; Councillors—T. Misumi, K. Shini-

TMs. 322 >4 (Bureau) et 321^5 zu, J. Furuta, S. Nozaki and S.

(Residence) J. Hoch

V^t^rinaire—R. Kinoshita

Dr. T. W. Tien; Tel. 33055 Secretariat

Dr. C. Y. Chu; Tel. 32254 Acting Secretary—H. Murata

Dr. Y. P. Sun; TM. 31396 In Charge of Foreign Affairs- H.

Kcole Fraafaise—31}, Rue du Consulat imatake

Directeur—J. Totnasini Accountant’s Dept.

Directriee-Institutrice—Melle R. C. K. Hirano, M. Muratsu and H.

Saffroy Kuga

A68 TIENTSIN

Investigation Dept. Netherlands Consular Court — (See

Assistant Engr.—K. Ohashi Consulates)

Public Works Dept.

Municipal Engr.—H. Yamamoto Naval Medical College — (See

S. Ozaki Educational)

Swnitary Dept.

Health Officer -Prof. Dr. M. New Oriental Pharmacy, Chemists and

Monden Druggists—281, Victoria Road; Teleph.

Cleaning Dept. 30566;

Clerk—K. Ohashi

Wharf Dept. M. S.Cable

Chow,Ad:manager

Nop

,p. Gono Nichols Chinese— 37,Regs,Soochow

Inc., Carpet

Manufacturers Road,

is w i* a it Pei chiang po tvu yuan \ First A, B. Nichols, presidentAd:

Special Area; Cable

Musee-Labokatoiee d’Histoire Na- j W.manager general

TURELLE, Mus4e Hoangho Paiho — j

Race Course Road; Teleph. 32792 ;

E. Lettres, s.J., Dr. es sc., Lie &s Nichols

Licent, director SuperWoollen

Inc.,U.S.A.), Yarn and Carpets (Fed.

YarnSpinners and

Carpet Manufacturers—104, TakuRd.;

m % Cable Ad: Nichols

Mustard & Co., General Importers and j W.A.B. Nichols, presidt.and gen. mgr.

Commission Agents—66, Rue de Erance; tf: t3;**«* 0

Teleph. 31783 acting manager

N. Hokloff,

G. Nigniewitzky Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha

(Japan Cotton Trading Co., Ld.),

Cotton, CottonQuaiYarndeand CottonBoppe,

Piece

Nan zing yen liao tsang \ Goods—163, Auguste

French Concession; Telephs. 30481,30134

National Aniline & Chemical Co.,

U.S.A. (New York), Indigo and Aniline ; and ! 30135 ; Cable Ad : Menkwa or

Dyes—87, Rue du Chaylard; Teleph. Nihonmenka

31698; Cable Ad: Nacotinsin Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—16,

John

Mrs.D. J.Haynes,

Francke manager Bruce Road; Cable Ad : Nordlloyd

Melchers

National City Punk of New York

National Commercial and Savin'?"! i m& it m*

Bank Ltd., The North China Advertising Co.—113, Rue

National Industrial Bank of China i de Chaylard;

Twyford Teleph. 30810; Cable Ad:

—(See Banks) J. Twyford & Son. Ltd., general

National Motors Co., The (Ing. L. managers

Sirtori) — Corner Meadows and Taku

Roads;

Tng. Teleph.

L. Sirtori30513; Cable Ad: Sirtori North China Automobile Club—(AVe

Clubs)

Naval Medical College Hospital — North China Chemical Laboratory-

(See Hospitals) mi, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33242

nTsiar-zio-nai-pingkung-sze

& na m i is '■‘North China Daily Mail, The,”Illus-

trated Evening Paper— 19, Rue de

Nestle’s Milk Products (China) Ltd.— France; Normail Teleph. 31546; Cable Ad:

(Distributors of the Goods of

and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.), Nestis Thos. G. Fisher, editor

Milk and Milk Products, Nestle Food Feng Tze Teh

and Lactogen, Chocolate, Cocoa and

Cheese—109. Rue Pasteur; P. O. North China Insurance Investment

Box 8; Cable Ad : Nestmilk. Co. — 1. 30734

Teleph. Pin Building, Taku Road:

T. S. Yuen, sub effice manager

TIENTSIN A69

North China I'ublishing Co., General H Yung Shin

Advertising

‘ North ChinaAgents Trade&, Directory”

Publishers (inof Olivier Chine (S. A.),‘ Import & Export

English and Chinese) & “Tientsin —35, Rue de 31164Takou; Telephs, 32810

Medical Directory”—173, Victoria (Manager), Cable Ad: Austrasia

(Export) and 32232:

Road, K.C. C. R.Borioni, signs per pro.

W. P. Yang, manager Samarcq

W.

J. H.S. Shen,

Hu, chief editor

treasurer W. Dolbiett | D. Teliakovsky

O’Neill, Dr. G.—245, Victoria Road;

ft & m m m it it Telepb. 31136; Cable Ad: Vinca

Pei fang hang yeh chung hung sze Gordon O’Neill,l.r.c.p. (Lond.),m.r.c.s.

North Chin a Steamship Co., Ltd.—French (Eng.)

Bund; Teleph. 30197; Cable Ad: Peifang H Hu a Mei

mn it m Oppenheimer Casing Co. - 16-17, Via

Hwa pei ming shing pao htvan Trento, Italian Con.; Telephs.

40015 (Gen. Office), 40035 (Compra-

“North China Star,” Daily Newspaper dore’s Office); Cable Ad: Opcasco.

— 78, RueandPasteur,

(Business) 31162 Head Office: Chicago, U.S.A.

Telephs. Cable

30830 (Editorial);

Ad: Star Alexander G. Baylin, manager

C.A. J.B. Fox, presidentand editor-in-chief T. S. Tsai, aeccountant

Hayman, managing editor S. S. Hou, compradore

G. M.

B. M. Levaco

Liepa (Peking)

(Shanghai)

North China Wool Go Ltd. Exporters- R. M. Levaco

73, Consular Road ; Telephs. 31085, N. Rosenstein

30516, 33150; Cable Ad: Sikow; G.T. Bikuloff

Lee

Codes: Acme & Private R. Lewinson

Directors—D. O. Russell, A. H. L.V. H. Cooke

Rasmussen and W. H. Chatham Jouchkin

A. T. Nejdanoff J. Blinnik

Northern Underwriters—60, Rue du « ®1Store, ^ «The — 164,

Baron Gros; Teleph. 31974 Oriental Book

Norwegian Consulate -(See Consulates) Victoria Ad: Books

Road : Teleph. 30367: Cable

& It i|£ ft £ J. E. Paradissis, proprietor

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn., N. Nelubin, assist, manager

Ltd. (of 1, Canton Road, Shanghai) G. I. L.Eremin,

Miss Hohloffaccountant

—187, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31310 Y. T. Shih

Cable Ad : British The Sampan T/ibrary

Agents—Tipper & Company Miss T. Shastovsky, librarian

S. L. Briault

V. G. F. Barton Oriental

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie salers andCoffee Co., Inporters,

Retailers Whole-

of Coffee—344a,

E. P. Carrington Taku Road; Teleph. 32444: Cable

Ppiping—Chartered Bank Building, Ad:E. Spizidis Spiridis, signs per pro.

Rue Linevitch, Legation Quarter O. Spiridis

Tsinanf u - Y. C. Ma & Company

Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Oriental Commercial Trading Co.,

General Commercial Agents; Distribu-

Jardine; Ltd. tors for Standard VacuumOilOil Co.’s Pro-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., agents ducts, Titan Lubricating Purifiers:

Gasoline and Lubricating Oil, Automo-

Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd., Import and biles and French

Repair Works—68,

Concession;RueTeleph.

du 14,

Export Merchants—9, Yamaguchi Road, Juillet, 23414

Teleph.

Okuragumi 20250, Cable Ads: Okura or Emerson T. Yao, manager

A70 TIENTSIN

Oriental Trading & Engineering Co., Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.,

Distributors of R.K.O. Radio Pic-

Import k Export. Speciality: Glue

& Casings—49, Taku Road, B. C.; tures, R.K.O. Pathe Pictures,

British and Dominion Productions,

Telephs. 32963 and 30723; Cable Ad:

Foohsiang

A. Pnrpiss, general manager Equipments —Projectors

and Motion and Sound

I-Ping Building. 49,

A. Ehrpnli'K manager Bromley

Ad : Road; Teleph. 33650; Cable

Pecofilms

Miss H. Olschcwski, secretary Raymond S. Y. Chuck, mgr.

Oriental Wool 1V1 anofaptorers. Ltd.,

The—558, Bristow Road, B.C.. Tientsin;

Telephs. 33655 and 33699: Cable Ads: Pei Piao ^ ® st $ mt;

Orwol or Teeba Peiping Coal Mining

Liaoning RailwayCo., Ltd. —

Administra-

Harry Sung, managing director tion Building

Dollar Cbao, assist, manager

Harvey Sung, do. Peiping University—(Nee Educational)

jiH: * Peiyang Advertising Co.—114a, Ruedu

Ta pan hand/ ch'un.n hui *he Baron Gros; Teleph. 23669

Osaka

S.S. ■Shosen

Co., Ltd.) TCaisha10,(Osaka

FrenchMercantile

Bund; ^ yin sze#Iciean 'ib

Telephs. 302330921 and 33223; P.O.Box Peiyang Pei gang

Press, Ltd., Printers, Offset

2; Cable Ad: Shosen Printers,

Osawa Co., D., General Importers and vers, Bookbinders,Lithographers, Stationers,

Engravers, Photo-Engra-

Exporters— 1, Asabi Road, Japanese Head Direct Mail

27, Wusih Road, Service

Advertising Tientsin;—

Concession;

and 22067; Telephs.

Cable Ad:20526. 20785 Teleph.OtHce:1024;

2 ’026,Codes,

Osawa; Branch : 3, Legation

A.Private

I., A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s, Acme and Street, Peking; Teleph. 742

O.E. Kirn,

Kleemann,

directormanaging director

and general manager

D. Osawa, manager G. Jueschke

Miss E. Ney, general manager (Peking)

jjfi §"$ Tie Sen

Otte

29, Consular Road; Teleph. 30101; Cable “Peking and Tientsin Times,” Daily-

Ad:A. Cehandro

C. Ching, managing partner 181, Victoria Road;

(Editor), 31239 (General), Telephs. 34346

31237

(Manager); Cable Ad: Press

Overland Transport Co.. Forwarding— Tientsin Press, Ltd., proprietors

84,Fr.RueWilh.

du 14,Schmitz,

Juille*;director

Teleph. 40999 W. V. Pennell, editor

J. E. Wilson

Adolf Keirn, manager L.T. G.Gerstenzang

C. Kmght

Palace Theatre Fukushima Road; J. S. Jones, business manager

Teleph. 21121 Peninsular and Oriental Steam

Paramount Films of China Inc.—12, Navigation Co.—Cable Ad : Peninsu-

Council Road; Teleph. 33099; Cable larAgents—Jardine, Matheson k Co.,

Ad : Paramount Ltd ; 31296,

91, Victoria

31294, 32848 & Rd.;

32918 Telephs.

hj & mi Pennell & Co., E. W., Auctioneers &

Hsin Heng Feng Rung Ssu

Paul Young

gineers, & Oo., Importers,

Manufacturers—34, En- Commission

Haikwan-

Agents, Wine & Spirit

Merchants—36, Council Road ; Tele-

gssu Road, B.C.; Teleph. 32998; Cable phone 31183; Cable Ad: Pennell

Ad- Paulyouhg

P. K. R. Young, b. sc., ch. e., pre- Pension Telenh. 32647

Halland—130, Meadows Rd.:

sident and general manager

C. K. Liang, secty. and treas. Miss H. Feld

TIENTSIN A7i

Pension Lange—*1', Canal Road, Ex- { H Tfc Li Hsing

German Concession; Teleph 32935 j Racine & Cie., S. A., Export and

Mrs. H. Lange, proprietress Import Merchant®—137, Quai de

France; Teleph.

Racine: 32107: Cable Ad:

Code: Bentley’s

gg (g Teh Loong

Perrin Cooper & Co. Ltd., Merchants, Raiher’s Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road;

Press Packers and Scourers—Registered Teleph. 32013

Office : “ Loxley House,” 73, Consular

Road ; Cable Ad : Loxley

D. O. Russell, permanent director ft ^ Loo-lin-yang-hang

J. K. Chatham, director Reuter, Brookelmann & Co. Export,

Import,

Egg Products—29, Manufacturers

Insurance, Consular Road:of

ft I- hua-yang-h ong

Pezzini & Co., P.. Importers of General 32223 (Export Compradore), Office),

Telephs. 33571-31298 (General

34044

Provisions, Wines and General Mer-

chandise, Exporters of Chinese (Import Compradore), 33512 (Mana-

Products—13-14, Italian Bund, Italian Schmidt’s Residence); P.O. Box 85;J.

ger’s Residence) & 34023 (Mr. F.

Concession;

Italo Teleph. 40514; Cable Ad: Cable Ad : Reutbrock

P.MissPezzini, proprietor and manager R.Heyn, partner (S’bai)

M. Pezzini, assistant C. E. Vissering, partner (S’hai )

H. Y. Li, accountant W. Lotz, mgr., signs per pro.

F. W. Sun, clerk H. Darnstaedt

Y.W. C.C. Hou, do. F. S. Kleinecke

Han, broker W. Monsees

W. Y. Tung Mrs. M. Rumpf

F. J. Schmidt, signs per pro.

Polish Commercial Co., Ltd., General Mrs. M. Schmidt

Importers -44-4C, Rue de Paris; Teleph.

31919 ; Cable Ad : Polco

ffi m m % & m ^ ^ ^ m ^ ^

ffopeh-yu - cheng- kwan-li-chu Tu tu tien pao hung s*

Postal Administration—3rd Special 32657 (Manager)Reuters, Ltd. — 50, Ewo Road; Telephs.

Administrative Area (Ex-Russian Cable Ad: Reuterand 33757 (Chinese);

Concession);

Director pro Cable Ad: Postos

tem—E. Caretti H. G. Mende, manager

Chief of Local Business Depart- G. E. Kirilloff, assistant

ment—Hwong Kia Teh

Chief of Inland Business Depart- Robertson & Rosier, Exchange Brok-

ers—Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank

ment—Chang En-jung

Chief of General Affairs Depart- Building; Telephs. 31246, 3158S,

32607 and 33944; Cable Ad : Bullion

ment—Wei Wen Hou

Chief of Accounts and Checking

Department—J. McLorn Lu ftbean^zewng

w yang

& mjingmhang

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Music and

Pottinger Musical Road;Instrument DealersCable

— Ad:

177,

Exporters.& Co., Ltd., —Importers

Merchants and Victoria

55, Victoria Teleph. 31340;

Road; Cable Ad : Wippa; Codes: Pianomaker

A.B.C 5th edn., Bentley’s, Western Rocklin & Co., B —104, Davenport Road:

Union, Engineering Teleph. 30419; Cable Ad : Rocklin

W. I. Pottinger, director (Absent)

H. V. Bridge. do. Roman Catholic Church of Notre

A. L. Bridge, secretary Dame es Victoires—(Nee Churches

Rabben & Co., W., Exporters—118, The & Missions)

Bund, B.C.; Teleph. 30106; Cable Ad: Royal Soc. of St George—(Nee Asso-

Success ciations & Societies)

A72 TIENTSIN

Saint Louis Coilege—(Ne« Educational) Shea Tung Co., The, Importers, Exporters

and

HsingManufacturers’

Li, Taku Road; Agents—5,

Teleph. Chung

32255;

Salon des Modes—30, Bromley Road Cable Ad: Sheatung

Savoy Hoted—18, Wusih Road; Tele- H. J. Hsin, manager

phones 31679 and 34372; Cable Ad:

Savoy Shi Way Fur Co., Fur Merchants—

37, Rue Verdun; Teleph. 30268;

^ ^ ^ W Hsing hun hvng see Cable Ad: Gershevich; Codes:

Schmidt & Co., Lid., Importer^ of Acme, Universal, Bentley, A.B.C.

Chemicals, Drugs, Microscopes and 5th Edition Improved

Scientific Supplies — 52, Taku Road;

Telepbs. ^0924 and 34455; Cable Ad: Shimizu. S., Export, Import and Commis-

Schmidtco

W. Schulze, manager sion Agent—4, Asahi Rd., Japanese

Concession: Teleph. 20129; Cable Ad:

Shoryu Bank Ltd., The—(Nee Banks) Shunlung

Serebrenntkoff tfe Do.., A. T. Printers, Shingming Trading Co. Hsin Min

Bookbinders. Publishers, Engravers, (China), Ltd.,

' I ' h e, General

Lithographers, Booksellers, Stationers Railway and Mining Supplies—Corner Importers and Exporters.

Librarv, Rubber Stamps Manufacturers of Taku and Bruce Roads; Teleph, 30728;

—18, Council Road: Teleph. 31222 Cable Ad:A.B.C.

Shingminco Codes:A.B.C.

Bentley’s,

A. J. Serebrennikoff, proprietor Lieber’s, 5th Imp., 6th

Mrs. M. N. Seiebrennikoff (5-Letter), Western Union 5-Letteredn.,

V. Y. Gusseff, Sales manager Acme and Private

L. O. Obolensky, accountant O.W.A. Gosewish,

Sixt, director

M.

MissRadvinsky, salesman

R. Perochinsky, do. signs per pro.

M. 1. Starkovsky, supervisor P. Breuer, Import Dept.

V. T. Krugloff, proof-reader E. Sehramm, Eng.

R. Schadendorf, Eng. Dept.Dept.

C. C. Wang, foreman T. Y. Tsu, Eng. Dept.

T. S. Jen, do. K. Beister, representative of Hen

S.H. S.C. Yuen,

Fan, do. do. schelA. &Gosewiseh

Son

Miss

Shanghai Commercial and Savings L. Weidinger (Peking)

Bank Ltd.—(Nee Banks) Shosho Yoko, Timber, Shipping, Import

Shano Tai Ye— 14, Co,

Merchants Bruce,Wine Spirit and

Road;andTeleph. 20470;Export—2Cable Ad:4, Shosho

Asahi Road; Teleph.

3L240; Cable Ad: Shangtaiye ItHkgnkr

i¥ &® Co. (Tientsin), ^

ft & M ± Siber

Importers and Exporters-—106Ltd.. 108,

Sharif) hai pan hsien yang hang Taku

Meychinn, Road Siber

; Teleph. 32715 ; Cable Ad :

Shanghai Insuranc'E Office,

Marine and Casualty Insurance 30, Fire, CarlR Willis

Stecker, manager

Rue Courbet; Teleph. 32621; Cable Ad:

Reliance H. T. Lee, compradore

ftHsin& Fengm Rung

% mSzem JP8 Itt * H W

Hsi Me" T&u Tien Chi Ch'anq

Shantung Silk and Lacf Co, Ltd., Siemens Taku Road, China Co.—Siemens Building,

Exporters

Speciality:and Commission

Strawbraids, Merchants.

Carpets, Rugs, Telephs. 30031 corner Canton

and 30032; CableRoad:

Ad;

Jades and Cloisonne Motor; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

Road, French Concession;- wares

Teleph.— 31714;

Taku Mosse

E. and Alpha

Kunisch, commercial manaver

Cable Ad: Hsinfeng Dipl. Ing. E. Hoelzel, electrical

H.Hugh

T. Lee,Tammanager

sub manager engineer

T. T. Chang, acting do. Miss H. Wollmann | W. Istl

TIENTSIN A73

g» i||. Ch’an ch’en Sligh & Co., J., Tailors and Outfitters

Sibmssen & Co., Importers and Exporters, 132, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33227

Engineers and Insurance Agents—63

Taku Road; Teleph. 30983; Cable Ad. Societe Fonciere Franco-Chinoise de

Tientsin (Societe Anonyme)—111, Rue

Sietnssen

W. .Tannings, mgr., signs the firm de France

K.W. Tidemann, Managers—Credit Foncierd’Extreme

Rohnstock,asst,Booking

mgr., signsDept.,

ppa. Orient; Teleph. 31451

signs ppa.

^ *£ & m m m & » « & «

Sing ka von fen die ch’i kung sz South British Insurance Co., Ltd.--187,

Singer

du Baron Sewing

Gros;Machine

Teleph.Co.23240, Rue Ad: British ; Teleph. 31310 ; Cable

— 123,Cable Victoria Road

Ad: Singer Agents—Tipper & Company

Frank Chen, supervising agent at S. L. Briault

large V. G. F. Barton

C. P. Chang, chief clerk Mrs. H. G. McKenzie

E. P. Carrington

Sinhua Commercial and Savings Bank Peiping — Chartered Bank Building

-(See Banks) Rue Linevitch, Legation Quarter

Sino-British Trading Co., Import and Tsinanfu — Y. C. Ma * Company

Export—57,

Teleph. 33440 Rue Henry Bourgeoise, Spanish Consulate— (See Consulates)

E. W. Fitchford St.— Louis Church (Roman Catholic)

H. M. Young (See Churches)

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd.

Importers, Exporters and Engineers— St. Louis College— (See Educational)

11,

CableRueAdde: Navigatrad

France; Teleph. 33375:

S. Y. Chang, manager Standard Casing Co., Exporters of

Hog and Petrograd

Sheep Casings

Road —28, Sin Kai

Sirtort. Ing. L., Civil Engineer and Hutung, Tsui Tein Chen

Architect, Consulting Engineer to

Italian Municipal Council — 57, Standard Export Co., Ltd., The.

Meadows Road; Teleph. 30513 Importers and Exporters—105, Taku

Skiotis Bros. & Co., General Tobacconists, Road; E K.Aitken

Cable Ad : E. Aitken

Cigar and Cigarette Importers and A. Purtirieff

General Merchants—47, Rue

Teleph. 31940; Cable Ad: Skiotis de France;

N. D. Skiotis, manager H Mei Foo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Wholesale

m xm n m Kerosene and Petroleum Products

Su ko tah kung jiang —8, Quai de France, French Con3ession

Skodaworks,

Engineering Ltd. of(Far

Office the Eastern Telephs.

Limited

31096, 30775 and 33815;

Cable Ad: Standvac

Company. Formerly the Skodaworks, C. W.J. Eskeline, manager

Plzen, Czechoslovakia), Steelworks, Refined P.OilColtman, assist, manager

Department—

Builders of All Kinds of Mechanical

and Electrical Machinery—Tientsin: R. K. Hykes

80, Woodrow Wilson Street (1st Special W. S. Way

Area);

works Teleph. 30057: Cable Ad: Skoda- F. F. Vaughan

F. F. ITrbanek, general manager, Far F. W. Lilley A. L. Maitland

G.P. Jernigan

B. Campbell Mrs. Mrs. D. Brown

Z. Eastern Branchese.e.,(Shanghai)

K. Tokarjevski, manager (Peiping) Miss E.Rowland

Cartmel

•I. P. Gramkau,

Miss P. Heyking m.e., engineer Lubricating Oil Department—

T. C. Foo, compradore A. Sevier

E. W. Soolich

14

A74 TIENTSIN

Accounting Department - | Takahashi Shirt Co. (Successors to

J. W. Department—

Anderson Yamatoya

ing, VictoriaShirt

Road;Co.)—8,

Teleph.K.M.A.

31748 Build

Shipping

, Installation—Russian

D. C. Sims Concession

A. S. Fraser | B. W. Humphrey i Takeda

Installation—Hsinho

Bros. & Co., Dealers in Precious

Stones—5 and 6, Kailan Building:

Teleph. 30576

Starlight Aerated Water Co.—4, Poko- 1 Takeuchi & Co., Ltd., S., General Store -

tiloffRoad

Crystal, Ltd., proprietors I 82, Rue de France; Teleph. 31374

States Steamship Co. — Agents: E. & ft *

Winter & Co., 49, Taku Road ; Teleph. Ta Ku Po Ch’van Kuny Szc

32553; Cable Ad : Winter

Stekol, A. G., Shoe Store—278, Vic- | Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., The—

The Bund; Teleph. 31180; Cable Ad :

toria Road: Teleph. 33435 Calendar

A. G. Stekol Directors

Sun Chong & Co., Furniture Manu- F. Dyott,—W.H. O’Hara,

Payne (chairman), H.

J. A. Andrew,

facturers—136, Rue du Baron Gros; A. Burgess

I.H.A.Jackson,

Donnelly,

Teleph. 30226 chiefsecretary

acct. (Tientsin)

E. J. Cooke, wharfinger

fl £ 1^ IS A W * M. H. Newland, assistant

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada- Miss V.D. M.Jennings,

Clay, stenographer

187,

Hall);Victoria Road31310;

Teleph. (Opposite Gordon

Cable Ad : I H.architect

j and

m.i.n.a., Naval

Works superintendent

Sunbeam (Taku)

A. P. Dallimore, engineer .Taku)

Tipper & Co., agents

S. L. Briault, district manager ! A. S. Oakes, .engineer (Taku)

V. G. F. Barton R. Heaps, superintendent. Bar An-

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie chorage (Taku)

E. P. Carrington

Peiping—Chartered Bank Building, e!i tK Yung Chang Tai

Rue Linevitch, Legation Quarter !

Tsinanfu — Y. C. Ma & Company | Talati portersBros. A Co., Importers,

and Commission Agents—TalatiEx-

TaBank

Hwa Building;

PetroleumRueCo.,duLtd.—Sin-Hua House, 31, Bromley Road; Teleph.

Baron Gros; Acme, 30181 ; Cable Ad : Talati; Codes :

Cable A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., Bent

BoardAd:ofTahwaoilco

Directors—J.& 3595

L. Tsao, S. C. ley’sS. B.& Private

Talati

Chang, T. H. Chow, M. C. Lee J. M Talati

and S. P. Wu Darah Dhunjishah

Auditing Directors—Y. P. Tsao, P.

T. Hsu and C. H. Lee

Staff- Talati House Hotel—Corner of Vie

Y. C. Chu, general managei toria and Bromley Rds.; Telephs.

T.H. H.E. Chow,

Wang, General

secretaryDepartment 30455 and 32902; Cable Ad: Talat-

house

S. M. Yuan, Sales Department A. Mayer, manager

C. S. Han, Inst, manager I. M. Talati

Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd., The— Darab Dhunjishah

44, Rue de France; Teleph. 33021; Owned and Operated by.

Cable Ad : 5454

H. C. Tung, manager Talati Estates, Limited (Inc. un-

der the Hong Kong Ordinances)

Taichong Import and Export Co.—124,. Tan Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Head

Taku

Pohda Road; Teleph. 32053; Cable Ad: Shiku Office: Peiping; Tientsin Branch:

C. M. Sun, manager : Cable Ad : 0030

TIENTSIN A75

Taylor & Co., Wine & Spirit merchants— Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants—

42-46, Taku Road; Teleph. 31186; Cable Liddell Building; Teleph. 31626 ; Cable

Ad: Taylorco Ad : Scrutiny

TflRueTaide&Chaylard;

Co., General Merchants—128, Partners —

Teleph. 33237; Cable E. S. Wilkinson, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

Ad: Tetai L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin &

Hu Shao Tien, proprietor and general Peiping)

manager G. A. Buyers, c.a. (Shanghai)

B. O. Blaker, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

Teh Chang Trading Co.—558, Bristow I. E. Roberts, a.c.a. (Hankow)

Road; F. G. Maunder, a.c.a. (Hongkong)

HarryTeleph. 33655; Cable

Sung, managing Ad: Techa

director M. C. Halton, c.a. (Tientsin & Peiping)

L. Peiping)

J. Lismer, a.c.a. (Tientsin &

Teh Chee Co., Manufacturers and Ex- London Agents—Viney, Price and

porters— 105a, Rue Pasteur; Teleph. Goodyear, chartered accountants

33515; Cable Ad- Tehchee

Z. S. Tiao, manager 8, St. Martins le Grand, Lon-

J. P. Kung, sub-mgr. don, E.C-l.

Telegraph

Government Administration,

— 31, Rue Fontanier,Chinese Tientsin Anglo Chinese College —

French Concession (Nee Educational)

Y. S Wang, manager Tientsin Art School—(Nee Educational)

Telephone Administration, Chinese

Government

Concession — Bruce Road, British Tientsin Association Football Club

T. M. Ku, managing director —(Nee Club ,

Tientsin Book & Stationery Co.,

HI 5V vft * * ± fi Booksellers, Stationers and Publish-

Teh «h'h ku ho you kung sze ers—137, Victoria Road; Telephone

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Import- 30573; Cable Ad: Education: Codes:

Bentley’s and Acme

ers of American Petroleum

(Kerosene, Gasoline, Lubricating Oils Products

Parffine, Wax, H. Schmuser, mgr.

Belgian Bank Roofing

Building,Asphalt, etc.)—

90. Victoria Mrs. L. Schmuser

P. H. Chang

Road: Telephs. 30340 and 33436; Cable

Ad:E. Texaeo

Martin, acting district manager Tientsin

E. H. Fendlason, district acct. —VictoriaBritish

GardenMunicipal Library

H. R.D. Johnson,

Dennis, marketingdo.asst. Chairman

Committee—Major Baker, A,r.e.Burgess,

—H Dyott,

W. Miss Knight, Rev. J. Walker, H. F.

F. E. Foyn, do. Barnes and H. Decks

Liu

E. FengKatz, Tsai, do. asst.

Jr., marketing Secretary—R. E. Fabris

(Peiping) Tientsin Building and Loan Co., Ltd.

Miss

WangG.LoBorioni, stenographer

Ting, translator (Incorporated under Hongkong Ordin-

S. Y. Woo & N. G. Volkoff, sales- ances)—12, lephs. 30314 Victoria

& 33429; Terrace;

Cable Ad:Te-

men Secretary

Installation: S.John

L. Briault,

W. E. Menefee, terminal

J. S. Campbell, asst. do. T. Yen, dirdo.‘ctor

L. A. Chupin, Conf. & R. O. clerk E. R. Long. do.

Thelma’s Studio,Chinese

Exporter of Modern Tientsin..Carpet Co., Carpet Manu-

and

MetalAuthentic

Ware, Jewellery Art,

etc. Brass and facturers,

— Talati

Wholesale & Retail—253,

Taku Road; Teleph. 33235; Cable

House Hotel, 240-241, Victoria Road Ad: Husisian

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. Hoyer C. G. Husisian, manager

*14

A76 TIENTSIN

Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co.—255, Tientsin Kung Ksueh (Public

School)— (Nee Educational)

Taku Road; Teleph. 33235

C. G. Husisian, manager

p! &Msien (1 nung

W thungft szuj« 31

m ^ it m m Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd.—

Guang-feng-hua-hsiau tschang

Tientsin Chemical Co.—8, Rue Cour- 49,W.Taku Road; Telephs.

M. Howell, 31084 and 31568

chairman

bet R. A. Wickerson, secretary

K. Kuehn, partner -J. E. Simmonds, engineer

R. Walter, techn. dept. J. L. Anderson, asst, engineer

General Managers—Deutsche Far-

ban-Handelsgesellschaft Waibel Tientsin Lighter Co., Ltd.—Tientsin and

& Co. Tangku

Tientsin Chess Club -(Nee Clubs) Butterfield & Swire, agents

Tientsin Commercial Credit Corp — Tientsin Navigation & m m m

(See Banks) Co., Ltd.—33,

Victoria Road, British Concession;

Tientsin Country Club —(Nee Clubs) Teleph. 32274; Cable Ad: Nacot

Tientsin Oil Mill—165-179. Daven-

Tientsin Cricket Club—(Nee Clubs) i port Road

Tientsin Forwarding & Commission | Tientsin Optical Co.—65, Rue de Takou:

Agency, Freight and Customs j Teleph. 33034optician & manager

Brokers, Shipchandlers, Genera! | S.C. B.H, Jee, Shao, assistant

Insurance, Coal Merchants, Storage. I

Truck Service, Export Packers for , it f-ij m *

Overseas — 13-14, Italian Bund, j

Italian Concession; Teleph. 40117: ; Tientsin Tien tsin yin tze kuan

Press, Ltd., Printers, Publi

Cable Ad: Italo

P. Pezzini, proprietor & manager j shers,

sellers,

Bookbinders, Stationers, Book

Photographic Engravers—181,

Y. K. Han, chief clerk Victoria Road; Telephs. 31239 and

S. T. Yang, shipping clerk 34346;Cable Ad: Press

C. H. Cheng, do. J. S. Jones, secty. & general mgr.

H. Y. Li, accountant A. E. Newland

Miss J. Zagorsky

Tientsin Golf Club—(Nee Clubs) F. F. Mistry, Printing Dept.

V. Real, do.

Tientsin Grammar School — (See Ed- P. W. Jones, Advertising mgr.

ucational) J. Anderson, Advertising Dept.

& % A Li hung hung sze Tientsin Press Packing Co.—Canton

Tientsin

General Heating & Sanitary Works, Road; Teleph. 30259

Pottinger

Contractors, Heating, Sanitary general &managers

Co., 55, Victoria Road,

and Electrical Installations—15-17,

Chekiang Rd.; Teleph. 32150: Cable Tientsin Race Club—(Nee Clubs)

Ad : Lisske

G. A. Lisske, proprietor Tientsin Realty Co.—34, Rue de France;

Teleph. 33762; Cable Ad: Realty

Tientsin Hockey Club [Sec Clubs) Tientsin Steel Drum and Engineering

Tientsin Hui Wen Academy (See Works, Ltd. (Officina Meccanica Ita-

Educational) liana), Electrical

Pumps, Engineers,

Oxy-Acetylene, Machinery.

Electric Weld:

Tientsin Jewish School - (See Ed- Cable— Ad:ing 13, Via Torino; Teleph. 40351:

Caie

ucational) B. Zotti, manager

TIENTSIN A77

Tientsin Swimming Club—(>SVp Clubs) Toyomenka Kaboshiki Kaisha, (Oriental

Cotton Trading Co ), Cotton, Cotton

Tientsin Tallymen Co.—34-16a, Dick- Yarn, Piece Goods and Rayon — 2,

inson Road; Teleph. 32545; Cable Ad: Miyajima Teleph.

Road, Japanese, Concession;

Denga V. Sato,20321; Cable Ad : Tohyohwata

manager

Z. Ikeda, assi manager

K. Honda,

^ % m * Shiah ho yan hung szu S. Hatton do.S. Funabiki

Tientsin Tobacco Co. (Estd. 1903), The, L Suzuki A. Masuhara

General Tobacco Merchants — 294, K. Okamoto T. Tsutsui

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31026 E. Dirao S,T. Yamamoto

C. J. Anastassellis, proprietor R. Okada Sumida

A.D. C.C; Anastassellis,

Anastassellis, signsdo.per pro. Z. Hara S. Asai

S. Yoshida Y.K. Yakoh

Miyagawa M. Kitashima

T.C. Murayama Mukoyama

Tientsin Trading Co., Import — 23,

Rue de France; Teleph. 31923; Cable Trust For Open Spaces (See Clubs)

Ad: Feldstein

Tung Fung Engineering Works-12,

Tientsin Water Works Coi, Ltd.—Head Wellington Road; Teleph. 33869;

Cable Ad : Tungfung

Office: 85, Rue Fontanier;

33042 and 31553; City Office: Northwest Telephs. C. C. Norman, managing proprietor

City Corner; Telephs. 51778 and 50693; Tung Hsing Press, General Printers,

. Chieh Yuan Pumping Station: Telephs.

52481; Hsi Ho Pumping Station: Teleph. Book Binders and Stationers—73,

52481; First Special Area Office and RueL. de Takou

C. Tam, proprietor

Pumping Station: Teleph. 34105; Cable Y. H. Tam, manager

Ad - City water

Tung Shing and Co., Ltd.—28, Rue

n & m m Mei yieh kung see du Baron Gros, French Concession;

Tientsin Trust Co., Inc., Fidelity and Tungshing Telephs. 31806 and 31097 ; Cable Ad ;

Surety Bonds' and

Rue de France; Teleph., 33762General Trust—34,

Y. Nakatsukasa, manager

n a** ® M$§

//ua Lung Twyford Engineering, Ltd. (incor

porated

Tipper & Co., Life, Marine,” Fire and dinances of Hongkong), under the Companies Or-

General Insurance Agents - 187, and Heating Engineers, Sanitary Heating

Victoria Road (Opposite Gordon Hall); (All System), Fire protection-

Teleph. 31310; Cable Ads: Sunbeam and Sprinklers, Cold and Hot Water

British. Peiping Office: Chartered Bank Supply. Sanitary Installations.

Building,Rue

ter; Tsinanfu Linevitch,

Office: c/o Y.Legation

C. Ma &Quar-

Co. Lighting (All Systems), Vacuum

S. L. Briault Cleaning Installations, Ventilation.

V. G. F. Barton, signs per pro. Cooking (All Systems), Plumbing

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie Fixtures, Laundry Installations,

E. P. Carrington Importers of Railway Material,

jS. P. Kwoh, Cashier & Life Dept. Mining and Engineering Supplies

P.C. Y.W. Tze, Life & Accident Dept. Sanitary and Heating Equipment,

Yu, Fire Dept. Building Supplies, etc.- Twyford

J.R. C.L. Pai, Marine Dept.Dept. Buildings 113, Rue du Chaylard:

Wang, Accounts Teleph. 32476; Cable Ad: Twyford

L. H. Twyford Thomas, director

J. Twyford Thomas, do.

V. R. W. Engstrom, do.

Tongku Land and Wharf Co., Ltd.— B. A. Kapoostin, engineer

Collins & Co., Ltd., agents and general V. Soboloff, Frigidaire engineer

managers, 75, Consular Road S. Y. Wang, accountant

A78 TIENTSIN

^ Tai Fu I Vordoni & Co., S. J. (Cornalba and

Twooed S; Son, Ltd., J. (Incorporat I Spirit Pezzini, Successors), Wine and

ed under the Companies Ordinances 1 ranee; Teleph. Merchants—87, Rue de

of Hongkong), General Expoiters Vordoni 30373; Cable Ad.

and Importers—Twyford Building,

113, Rue du Chaylard; Telephones V hard & Co., L., General Import Mer-

30810; Cable Ad: Twyford

J. Twyford Thomas, director chants and Commission Agents—71,

L. H. Twyford Thomas, do. Rue St. Louis, French Concession;

V. R W. Engstrom, do Teleph. 31197; Cable Ad: Vrard;

V. G. F. Barton, do. Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

A.M issG. A.AhAnderson

me i Bentley’s

B. Loup, signs the firm

C. C. Wong Miss A. C. da Silva

C. H. Tan, accountant

Percy C. Moo, comp'radore Walker, Orin de Motte, Attorney and

Tsao Han Chih Counsellor—76, Victoria Road; Teleph.

# m 33784; Cable Ad: Walorin

TJll.mann

Jewellers,

-J., Watch

Rue deImporters,

France,

Teleph. 31326, Cable Ad: Ullmann. Wallace A] PS ft ft ft ± 0 &

Chaux de Fends; Hongkong, Shanghai, under Carpets,

the Ltd. (Incorporated

Hongkong Ordinances),

Hankow, Peiping, Paris (21, Rue Manufacturers of Super Chinese Rugs

d’Haute ville)

A. J. Ullmann, manager Teleph. 33007; Cable Ad: Ecallaw;Road;

—Registered Office: 468, Bristow All

(g P«o d n Codes Available

Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.—57,

Cable Ad:Victoria Union Road; feleph. 33313; m m ™Yi

J. A. Worswick, acting branch mgr. Walte & Co., A., Succres., Importers

and Exporters—186, Bristow

Union Philanthropique Belge—( See

Associations & Societies) Telephs. 31173 & 31776; CableRoad;

Ad:

Walteco

Universal Pharmacy - 40-42, Dickinson R. Mock, Import Dept.

Road; Teleph. 31760 J.E. Hildebrandt,

Schell, Tech. Dept.

Chemical Dept.

Villa West Lake—33, Race Course E.I. Baday,

Gagg, Chemi

ExportalDept.

Dept.

Road, British Concession; Teleph. Miss V. Zanewsky

30246; Cable Ad: Westlake W.

Lansun, general manager J. H.Haesloop,

Haesloop,Export Dept.

do.

Victor Radio Sales, Sole Distri- A.

Mrs. Nazarov,

K. Viazmitinoff, do.

do.

butors for RCA Victor Company

All Wave and Long Wave Radios. M ^ E ®

Dealers in All Kind Victrolas, Wa sun S3 ta yah fong

Electrolas, Talking Machines and

Records Victor, Columbia k Bathe— Watson & Co., A. S. (The Hongkong

252, Victoria Road, British Concession; Dispensary), Wholesale and Retail

Teleph. 31447; Cable Ad: Victor Chemists—238, Victoria Road; Te-

I. A. Sherell de Florance, proprietor leph. 31006; Cable Ad: Dispensary

Victoria Cigar Store—268, Victoria A. E. Keen, m.p.s., manager

Road ; Teleph. 33262 Watts & Co., Exchange and Share

Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Importers Brokers—72, Taku Road; Telephs.

Exporters of Raw Cotton—52, Taku& |* 31087, 32885 and 31659; Cable Ad:

Road; Telephs. 32564 & 32615; Cable j Watts '

T. E. Watts

Ad:W. Volkart

Hegar, manager T M. Bandinel, Share Dept.

TIENTSIN A79

Watts & Ebisk, Exchange Brokers— n ^ m 4 s fu u m 1 & # %

76, Victoria Road ; Gable Ad : Fahsing- Hsin ioi hsi'ttg

Arthur Watts i Wilson & Co., Ltd. (Est. 1876), Ex-

F. A. Frisk porters of Sheep’s andChina

Camels’Produce.

Woo!,-,

S. C. Kao Bristles and Sundry

Wool Scourers and Commission

Weinstein, L. 8., Dealer in Furs and : - 55, Ewo Road ; Teleph. 31143; Cable Agents

Skins—60, Rue Henri Bourgeois; : Ad : Wilson

Teleph. 30871; Cable Ad : Pulun R. G. Buchan, director (London)

IT. F. Dyott, managing director

Welfare Furniture Co , Ltd.—147 & E. C. Leighton, secretary

149, Rue de Baron Gros; Teleph. ! A.A. Del wig

C. Tilley

33324 Miss T. Verestchagine ,

C. C. Wang, manager E. Grossman

Wellington Nursing Home (SW Wing Tai Wo Tobacco Corp.—90.

Hospitals) . Davenport Road; Telephs. 30754 and

30476; Cable Ad: 4938

Wen Hsiang Yung Co., Import & ! P. T. Huang, manager

Export—6, Canton Road, B.C. ;

Teleph. 31272; Cable Ad: Hywen ! Winter &» Co.,# E.,w Import-Export a

and Branch Office: 98, Hatamen

Street, Peiping Merchants, Shipping & Insurance

K. C. Sung, general manager Agents, Office Equipment Specialists

S. Y. Sung, manager —49, Taku Road; Teleph. 32553;

S. S. Shen, assist. Cable Ad : Winter

E. Winter, proprietor

|g Jg Way Loo L. Fingereth, signs per pro.

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co , Ltd., Agents L. Greenberg, Sales manager

for : Shippng

Drapers and General Outfitters—131,

Victoria Road, British Concession;

Teleph. 30156: Cable Ad: War ,i Barber Wilhelmsen Line

field Dodwell Castle Line

A. E. Handley, manager States Steamship Co.

T. C. Dornan Madrigal Line

N. J. Paretsky Import

A. Skorniakoff I Miss Kwan Underwood Typewriter

Mrs. Libby McNiell & Libby

leyA. E. Hand- P.C. C.Y. Sung

Yang Glaxo

Crown Laboratories,

Cork & Ltd.

Seal Co.

Miss D. Norkin ! T. Y. Hsing

Miss K. Grandon !: Y. C. Sung

Miss Z. Yusupoff S. N. Chu Wolff, Carl, Import and Commission

Agent—307, Victoria Road, Kailan

Building; Teleph. 30667

Whitamore & Co., Ship and Freight i

Brokers, Shipping and Insurance m m m % Liang chi ya forty

Agents, Stock and Share Brokers— Woollen, Vosy&Co., Ltd., Pharmaceutical

Ewo Building; Teleph. 30992; Cable Chemists and Wholesale Druggists—

Ad

Roe’s,: Whitamore

New and Old: Codes : Bentely’s, 86,

F. H. Whitamore Ad:Rue de France; Teleph. 31273 Cable.

Woollen

A. R. Ross, signs per pro J.

F. J. Knowles, m.p.s.

J. Woollen, m.p.s. (Eng.)

(Eng.)

Agencies :

Tampa Inter-Ocean S.S. Co. Inc. Wooller & Co., E. S., House Furnish-

Yangtze Insurance Association. ers, Appraisers, Export Packers,

Ld. Billiard Table Makers, Bowling

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ld. Alley Constructors — 19, Consular

Road; Cable Ad: Woollereo; Code:

Will, Dr. E., Attorney-at-Law—173a, Bentley’s. Factory: Barrack Road

Victoria Road E. S. Wooller, proprietor

A80 TIENTSIN

Wudfsohn, Louis — 48, Ewo Road, Yee—31, Tsoonh Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Ex-Russian Bund; Telephones

British Concession; Teleph. 31914 31114, 30968, 31712, 31394, (Extension

to All Departments); Cable Ad:

Yao-hua-chi-ch'i chih-t> ao-po li-kung-sze Powhattan

YaoManufacturers

Hua Mechanical Glass Co.,Glass-—

Ltd., W. B. Christian, dept. mgr.

of Window J. A.YiBloomfield,

Cigarette adviser

Co.) (Tung Yung

National Industrial Bank Building, J. A. Bovverman

Consular Road; Teleph. 31090.

Kailan Mining Administration, gen-

eral managers R.L Tuleneff

P. Cave-Brown, accountant

Directors—Rung Hsien Chow (chair- G. Fetherstonhaugh, do.

man), E. J. Nathan (deputy N. M. Fulton (Tratliu Dept.)

chairman)) Chow Shih Chih, Li G. Grenberg do.

Chi Han, Lou Hsiang Ching, W. N. Coffey

Li Yi Chen, Wang Shao Pu, Lu T. S, D. Wade (Order Dept.)

Kai Yuan, Yuan PIsin Wu, A. C. v) .J.Phillippo

Mrs. (Advtg.andDept.l

E. Coppin Miss E.

Gobbe, M. Rogez, J. Hers, J. Brown, stenographers

Haesaerts, H. H. Reed, W. Tsinanfu

Pryor and Chiping C. Kuo r C. J. Tite

(secretary) Tsingtao

Supervisors—P. H. B. Kent, L. T. H.

•f. S.L.Vyvyan

Mecklenlturgh

Beddow and Shih Sung Yen F. Boulton (Accounting Dept.)

Factory, CMnwangtao—

F.Dr.Herman,

K. C. Lu,chief engineer

chemical engineer Yien Yieh Commehcial Bank — {See

H. E. M. Wang, asSt. engr. Banks)

K. Rassart, works manager Yokohama Specie Bank —(Yee Banks)

G.shops Gilson, cutting and packing

manager

Foremen—F. Vaes, M. Pierart and Young Men’s Christian Associations

— {See Associations ife Societies)

G. Geurds

Young’s Motors, Federal Inc., U.S.A.—

.&• m ft ® m m & 46-52, Bromley Road; Telephs. 3184/

Yee tsoong yen tsao 7cu fen yu hsien andPlerman

30271; Cable Ad: Bucar

M. Young, president

YeeatedTsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd. (incorpor- Y. Affairs)

C. Kao, manager (Chinese Affairs)

under the Companies Ordinances A. P. Goolbe (Service)

of- Head

Hongkong), :Cigarette Manufacturers Y.P. J.C. Chang,

Feng, accountant

(Branch Office Manager Shanghai; Teleph. 30764

and Cigarette Fac- Peiping—76, head clerk

Nan Chih Tze; Teleph.

tory). 32279 (Branch Manager’s

Residence), 32275 (Accounting Depart- Private 3487 East

ment) and 31426 (Assistants’ Residences, C. S. Sun, agent

Y. T. T. Terrace); Cable Ad: Cigarette C. C. Liu, head clerk

Tientsin Branch T. C. Chen, assistant

J. C. Stewart, branch manager F. F. Chu (Service)

P. E. Dixon, accountant

Mrs. A. Wardle, stenographer YuBund;

Tsin Teleph.

Tannery, Ltd.—64, Ex-German

(■igarette Factory factory manager 31470; Cable Ad: Yatsin

M.J.M.E.Whitaker, S. C. T. Sze, general manager

Hilburn, asst, superintendent Yue Nan Yung, Importers of General

C.N. Burnett Merchandise—306,Victoria Road;Teleph.

. G.H.H. J.A.A. Colling

Decks

Dodd

3-1400; Cable Ad Yuenanyung

S. W.H. S.C. Yue,

Yue, assistant

manager

F. R. Edney C.W. L.S. W.

G.P. J.M.Rombaut

Hollywood Tsai Yue II S.T. MT. Han

T. New

A.W. B.WarnerSitsky T. C. Wang | C. F. Ho

TIENTSIN—TAKU A81

Ycno Hsing Stationery Co., Ltd., n & m x ^ ft ?ij 7*

Stationers,

plies, OfficeDrawing and and

Equipment, SurveyArtist’s

Sup-

Yungli Chemical Industries, Ltd.,

Requisites—Head Office : Tung Ma Manufacturers of Refined Soda Ash,

Loo, Tientsin : Teleph. 22909. Rian

ehes: 87, Meadows Road, British Caustic Soda and Sodium Bicarbonate

—1, Rue Fontanier; Telephs. 30129

Con., Tientsin; Teleph. 32072; 103, and

Hatamen Street, Peiping; Teleph. Used: Acme,; Cable

31532 Ad : Paco ; Codes

Bentley’s and Private

1453 E.O.; 924, Second Main Street,

Commercial Port, Tsinanfu; 171,

Tai Ping Road (Hua Pailou), Nan

king; Teleph. 21723 ; 70, Nan Ta Znanie, Public Library, Booksellers,

Ohieh, Hsian; Teleph. 212 and Stationers, Printers and Book-

D. C. Mow, general manager binders—Corner of Wilson Street k

F. C. Wei, manager Wusih Road

0. C. Chiao, assistant manager

TAKU

The village

buildings of TakuAbout

of interest. is ofa inconsiderable

mile below thesize and incontains

village a directfewlineshops andOld

lie the no

Southern and Central Fort, while on the northern bank of the river lies the Northern

Fort, All are completely demolished and now present the appearance of mounds of

earth, though periodical whitewashing of the surface facing seaward makes them

serve a usefultown

neighbouring modern purpose—an

of Tangku, on the aid to navigation.

Northern Bank of theTheriver,railway from was

to Tientsin the

completed in 1888.

Between the signal station and Messrs. Butterfield & Swire wharf on the northern

bank is situated “ l ockle Village ” so called because of the comparatively large industry

for the boiling and drying of shellfish such as cockles, crabs, clams, etc., that is carried

on there. When dried, these shellfish are exported by steamer to Shanghai and Canton

principally, whence they are sent inland for consumption. This is Taku’s greatest

asset,

heaps,aswhich

tne country

render theround aboutunfit

country for some distance is covered with salt-pans and salt

for cultivation.

The lights and aids to navigation

as well as the up-to-date signal station, completed are under theincontrol

1920, toof use

the 8'Maritime

symbolsCustoms

by day

and electric light by night whereby depths in the bar-channel are recorded from 8

feet up to 25 feet. The Hai-Ho Conservancy Commission maintain the navigable depth

ofcapacity.

the bar byThemeans

navigable depth of the bar varies in accordance with the extent ofc.m.

of a suction dredger with a self-contained hopper of 500 the

silt

greatly improved intherecent

evacuated by river years;

after thebut,freshet seasons.

as it was decidedThe existing channel has been

a that it would never prove

; entirely successful owing to the set of the current, the H i-Ho Conservancy Commission

: constructed a new bar channel in the direction of the set of the tide. The completion

ij ofcoasting

this work in 1929,

steamers fromrestored

Tientsin,the though

Hai-Hounfortunately

to a depth admitting the passage

the construction of theof

i new channel caused serious loss of life in the province.

s There are no clearly defined anchorages but steamers arriving off thetobarseaatmay

low

Ij tide

anchor mustanywhere

anchor outside the bar

in the river clearwhile

of thesteamers

shippingfromchannel.

Tientsin proceeding

its Takuandis memorable onand account of thenavalengagements Thethat

firsthave takenwasplace between

20thforts

May, 1858,thebyBritish

the BritishFrench

squadron forces.

under Sir Michael attack

Seymour, madethe

when onforts

th<-

were passed and Lord Elgin proceeded to Tientsin, where on the 26th June he signed

the

madefamous

by theTreaty

Britishof Tientsin. The second

forces in June, 1859. attack,

The third which

tookwasplace

fatally

on unsuccessful,

the 21st August, was

1860, when the forts were attacked from the land side and captured, and the British

ships sailed triumphantly up to Tientsin

A82 IAK.U

Taku .and Tongku as naval .bases have been very prominent int he history

ofassembled

China. aIn large

May, naval

1900, asarmament

the Boxeratsedition came toSira Edward

Taku Bar. head, theSeymour,

Europeank.c.b., Powersas

Senior Nayal Officer, was in command. The Admirals were called upon to protect

the Legations in. Peking and,the foreign Settlements of Tientsin, and in the second

week of June naval landing parties were sent ashore : by the six European

Powers,

troops andthelandedUnitedveryStates and Japan Russia, however, sent to Port Arthur for

few sailors.

During the week, June 10th to 16th, the general situation in Chihli became critical

iningthetheextreme,

entranceand it was

of the Peihoa line pointbetoseized.

should determine whether

It will the be.a

probably Takucontentious'ques-

Forts command-

tion to the end of time if the ultimatum sent in by the Allied Admirals to the Comman

der on Saturplay, June ,16th, to hand oyer the Forts before

crisis in Tientsin and Peking oi" hot. The official people in general held next morning, precipitated the

that it did;

lay observers affirm that it made no difference, that the Imperial Government now

captured by the Reactionaries was fully committed to the Boxer movement, and that

the non-capture of the Forts would have involved the destruction of every foreigner

and

and, nativetheChristian in ofNorth China. The admirals had the

to decide this

menfireline point,

Afterwith a councilexception

of war they the

sentAmerican officer,

in the ultimatum they

thattook line ofopen

they would of ataction.

day-

break

Lighter Company and a Chinese scholar, carrying his life in his hand, delivered and

next day if the Forts were not surrCrfdered. Mr. Johnson, of the Taku Tug the

ultimatum. His services were never recognized by the British Authorities. The Com-

mander referred the matter to Tientsin, and was ordered not only to resist but to take

the

reaches initative. He did.

of the isPeiho, so by opening fire on the six gunboats lying in the Tong ku

river). There much aboutgeneral2,000 yards in a bee-lihe

misapprehension aboutabove the fortsfeat(three

this brilliant of war.milesThe

by

allied Fleet had nothing in the world to do with it, lying as it was 12 miles distant with

a shallow 12-foot bar between it and the forts. The entire weight of the business fell on

sixand little cockle-shells

the Russian of gunboats

Bobr, Geleh the British

and Korietz—and Ahjerine,parties

two landing FrenchofLion,

BritishGerman Hits

and Japan-

ese numbering about 300 each. The residents of Taku village found refuge in the II. B.

Monocacy, which, after getting a shell through her bows, steamed up the river out of

range.

wharves, Many refugees

and were underfleeing

fire forfrom

someTientsin

hours. were on thewas

The firing merchant

somewhat steamers at the

wild during

the darkness,

and afterwardsbutbywhen dawnsteamed

the litis, appeared,downat 3.45,.the

the rivergunboats,

and tookledupata first

positionby the

closeAlgerine

under

the N.-W. Fort.

six vessels, A singlegunnery

but Chinese well-timedwasshellonce wouldmorehaveat utterly

fault. destroyed

The naval anygunsone ofsoon

the

mastered the heavy and modern weapons on the Forts, and before 5 a.m. the two landing

parties had rushed the North-West Fort, and then proceeded along the causeway to the

arge North Fort at the river mouth. This was also escaladed and its great guns turned

against

affair wasthe finished

t wo fortifications

before 6 a.m.—aon the South

large side

numberof theofriver at close

Chinese deadrange. The towhole

testifying the

accuracy of the Allies’ fire. Four Chinese torpedo-boat destroyers were captured with

conspicuous bravery by the British torpedo-ooat destroyers

distributed amongst the Allies. The demolition of the Forts was effected during 1901-2. Whiting and Fame and

DIRECTORY

Taku Club—Teleph. 56

TapjKu &Po m f$ Kuny

Ch’uan & aSze

Taku Tun and Lighter Co., Ltd. -Head Taku Pilot Company- Teleph. 45; Cable

Office:

CalendarTientsin; Teleph. 15: Cable Ad: Ad: Pilots

H.A.V.S.Jennings, Works supt.

A. P, Oakes.

Dallimore,assist.

do. Tientsin Lighter Co., Ltd.-

C.R Morton do.

Heaps, Bar supt. Butterfield & Swire, managers

HSINHO—TONGKU A 83

11 SIN HO DIEECTOII V

Chinese Kailan Mining Administration Farm —

LiaoningNational

Line) Railways (Peiping C. F. Chow, farm superintendant

G. R. Carruthers, signal engineer

Hai Ho Conservancy Commission Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Standvac

W. F. Biskupski T. C. Malcolm

TONGKU DIRECTORY

frl &shang

ifc *a siJEa huo yu

® kung

1% &sze Han Fu-chih

Yinq Feng Chien-ehen

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China) Hao Shu-ming

Liu Yu-lin

Ltd.—Tongku

W. Cameron Installation Chang Tung-chen

Chai Ying-nien

ft Tai koo Li Hou-teh

Butter riELD A Swire (John Swire .t Railway, Chinese Government (Pei-

Sons,

Swire Ltd.), Merchants — Cable Ad: ping Moukden Line) -

J. Crombey, superintendant H. Farrant m.inst., c.e , b.a.

(Cantab), senior district engr

Chinese Government Salt Gabeile N. J. Willis, resident engineer

T. W. Pong, district inspector Salt Revenue, Assist. 1)sst. Inspec-

Chinese Maritime Customs Station- torate

Acting Assistant Tidesurveyor—T. Ki Soilete Francaise de Navigation oe

shimoto TangkoU- Ferry Boat Service: Tien

Haiho tsin-Tangku, Daily Trip. Lighter-

W. Conservancy

G. Sherman, bar works supt. age Taku bar and Tangku Tientsin.

Shi}) Agent

Kailan Mining Administration, The— Societe Francaise de Remorquagb et

Tongku (Near Taku); Cable Ad: Maishan de Chalandage—Lighterage Tangki;

A. E.Carter,

H. Lou,agent

assist, agent Tientsin

Post Office, Chinese — Yungli Chemical Industries, Ltd. (Paci-

Hsu

TsungTienMing

chia, postmaster fic Alkali Co., Ltd.)—Tongku Works

Lan Tze-chow S. Fan, president

C.Dr.C.T.Lee, vice-president

Kao

KengTengko

Ho-ting P. Hou, works manager

Wang Chao-hung D. B. Hsu, vice-works manager

H. J. Huang, ofificer-in-charge

PEI -1 A I-HO AND CHIN W AN GITA 0

Peitaiho continues tQ expuad. There are now tive associations, namely, Kocky

Point Association,

Assocaintion, BlastKung

and the 'CliffI Association, Temple Bayis being

Hui.these Anvarious

endeavour Association, toLighthouse at Point

kind of co-operation between sections, whose made interestsarrive sortie

are common,

The

in thefirstterm

desideratum

“PeitaihoisBeach.”

a Sanitary TheDepartment

next necessityserving

is totheform

whole

somedistrict

generalcomprised

advisory

committee,

service willobviating

have to bethereplaced

necessitybyofexpert

so many diverse andforms

how toofthe control. Voluntary

isKung

a matter

I Huiforis consultation

a body of Chinese the fouradvisers,

between gentlemen associations

mostly withand

meet this expenditure

Kung

large local I Hui. itTheis

interests:

registered

has a legal inand,thetoMinistry

a certainof extent,

Communications as a definite

judicial status. It hasworking

expendedorganisation

large sumsandof

money in making excellent roads, lined with trees, and intends to throw the whole

of the Lotus Hills open as a public park.

Chinwangtao owes its existence as a seaport to the Chinese Engineeering and

Alining Company, Ltd, (now amalagamated with the Lanehow Mining Company under

the

ment for ofKaiping

little The Kailan

coal. Mining Administration). It serves primarily as a port of ship-

is distant about is10 situated

Chinwangtao on theofwestern

miles W.S.W. coast of the

Shanhaikwan. The Culfbreakwater

of Liao and and

pier forming the harbour are so constructed that vessels may lie alongside

at any state of the tide and in all weathers, discharging from or loading

directly into railway cars, so that there is the minimum of handling and

loss by breakage. The Administration owns large areas of land in the vicinity of

the port. A good

inducements harbour, good

for industrial water, electric

enterprises, and it light, and cheap

is expected thatcoal

thereofferwillexceptional

be a great

development in this direction.

The Port of Chinwangtao is accessible throughout the year, and as a seaside health

resort Chinwangtao is almost without rival in China. It is easily accessible, has a dry

and bracing

situated climate,

amidst offers safe bathing from

magnificent a sandy

whilebeach, has good golfandlinks, and is

summer bungalows afford themountain scenery,

visitor every comfort. a Rest

Extensive House

improvements numerous

in the

port were ofmade

extension the during 1929. AAschool

coal-yard. portionforofthethebenefit

lagoonofhasthebeen reclaimed

children of the for the

Kailan

Mining Administration’s employees has been built, as well as additional

the staff; and a new power house to meet the requirements of the Yao Hua Glassworks, quarters for

as well as those of the Administration, was completed towards the end of the year.

The The Yao Hua Mechanical

establishment, which coversGlass aboutCompany

110 mouhave of aland,

glassisfactory

one of attheChinwangtao.

largest of its

kind in existence. The capital of the Company is -SS,500,000.

Trade in 1937

Considering the hostilities met with in many other ports, Chinwangtao was

fortunate in not suffering any actual warfare. Political events affecting the

port can be summarised in Japanese military “direction” of the district, includ-

ing the establishment of control over the police and all communications, such

as railways, telegraphs, telephones, post office, etc., which became increasingly

firm as the months passed, and the final establishment at Peiping on the 15th

December 1937 of the so-called Provisional Government of the Republic of China.

The first six months of the year passed peacefully, and, but for the unbridled

smuggling which took place at the three landing-stages of Nanlichuang,

Nantaiho (Peitaiho), and Tapuho (Changli) under the protection of the so-

called East Hopeh Anti-Communist Autonomous Government, trade followed

PE1-TAI-HO AND CHINWANGTAO A85

a normal trend, and a good year was predicted. After the Lu Kou Ch'iao

incident, however, all prospects were altered. From the second week of July

the Pei-Ning Railway was wholly engaged in the transfer of troops and military

materials, fairly normal communications only being re-established towards the

end of September. Trade with the interior was therefore almost an impossi-

bility, while the hostilities taking place at Shanghai and, later, the blockade

against Chinese shipping affected very adversely the sea-borne interport trade

to and from Chinwangtao. It is thus surprising that the total trade of the year

ended with a larger turnover than that of the three previous years. Direct for-

eign imports amounted to $3.7 million as agairist $3:5 million in 1936 ; coastwise

importations of Chinese produce, $2.5 million as against $4.8 million; direct

exports abroad, $11.4 million as against $7.1 million; 4nd exports of Chinese

produce to Chinese ports, $11.2 million as against $12.4 million. The increase

in imports was due in part to the arrival direct from abroad of articled formerly

coming via Shanghai, and in exports solely to large coal shipments to Japan.

The actual "value of imports in this area is of course much higher than recorded

in view of the forcible immunity conferred upon theI “special trade” in kerosene

and sugar which flourished outside harbour limits.’ Hjilk of interest to note that

among railway supplies seven locomotive^, valued at $919,848, were imported

for the Lung-Hai Railway, while in 1936 24'railways cars, valued at $1.4 million,

were imported for the Pei-Ning Railway. Timber imports more than doubled

in value from $312,707 to $699,586, due to the large quantity of pit props im-

ported from Japan by the Kailan Mining Administration. Exports of coal

increased from 2.4 million to 2.9 million metric tons, of which 1,482,744 rtretric

tons was exported abroad. Japan being the greatest consumer. The average

daily output of the Kailan Mining Administration is 15,000 metric tons, nearly

half of which is conveyed each day from the mines for export. The Liuchiang

Coal Mines, which are located about 10 miles inland from Ohinwangtao, turn

out some 600 metric tons of coal daily. The other main exports were ground-

nuts, of which 67,943 quintals was exported abroad as against 50,479 quintals

in 1936, both crops and foreign demand being good; coastwise shipments, how-

ever, declined from 3,283 quintals in 1936 to 1,147 quintals; bricks and tiles

shipped abroad and coastwise were valued at $265,909 as against $312,755, and

window glass of the heavy grades at $47,059- as against $50,087, this latter com-

modity going to Hongkong and the Straits Settlements. The Yao Hua Glass

Works at Chinwangtao, a Sino-Japanese enterprise which formerly employed

several Belgian technical experts, is one of the largest of its kind in the world.

Rice and wheat flour are replacing kaoliang as the favourite staple food in the

district, but an embargo enforced in August at Shanghai on the export of the

two former staples caused a great rise in their price.

AKt) PEI-TAl-HO AND CHIN WANGTAO

DIRECTORY

m m & % Contractors and Ice and Soap

Chin wmiy too hai kuuu Manufacturers and Commission

Customs, Chinese Makitime— Agents—K. M. A. Area : Teleph.

Acting Commissioner—S. Toscani 115; Cable Ad: Hopkee

Acting Deputy Commissioner—A.

Takahashi (Shanhaikwan) Y.Y C.P. Pao,

Sung,manager

gen. mgr.(Peitaiho

(Chinwangtao)

Beach)

Assistants—Huang Feng Chi, Chen H. T. Yong, asst. mgr. do.

Cheng Kang and Yao Ting-hsin S. C. Wan, sub. mgr. do.

Clerks—Yeh Ling Yii, Li Tui Pin, S. M. Lee, chief acct. (Chinwangtao)

Jur Chi-yu, Fang Huan-min, Li ugh an o Coal Mining & Bailway Co.,

Wang Wee-sing, Shih Tsu-yin, Ltd.-

Lu Ju-hsiang, Wang Kia Nai,

Li Shih Chieh, Chang Yuan 2692 Head Office: Shanghai: Cable Ad:

Tseng, Fu Tao Pu and Djang m m ^ m m

Wen King Kailan Mining Administration—Cable

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master— Ad:W.Maishan

C. J. Burge B. Chilton

Assistant Tidesurveyor—T. Iwatate G. C. F. Whitaker

(Shanhaikwan) A. Y. Kemball

Assistant Boat Officers—S. Iwamo- H. F. Marsh

to, Tung Chi Yen, Ma Mu Tai B. H. G. Ashby

and Wei Jui Ch’iian W. E. Costain

Examiners—B.. M. Ogden, Kuan G. Simmons

Ching Chih, Chang Shoa Dzing, G. C. Wallis

Chang Cheng Ming, Zung Lib G.W. Sanderson

and Kao Tsun G. Greenland

Tidewaiters—Wu Tze Chien, Ho J. M. Milne

Yu, Lai Ping, Shen Kue’n, Koo G. Huang, P. C. Fan C. Y. Hsu,

Ling Kung, Chang Yen Ching, Y. H. Ku, L. S. Chow. C. Y. Wang,

Chen Tsun Yuan, Ho Hung Zai, E. J. Liu. T. H. Teng, P. Tong, .1. H.

Wang Kuo Fan, Chao Ta Feng, Tong, T. P. Pi, T. C. T’ang, Dr. A.

Wang Han Ching, Han Chia Chang, H. K. Wang,

Tsung Hung Mo, Hsiang, Miss Dr. P, C. Yang,

P Donohue andY.Miss

Y.

Giong Check, ZnngSungAnShu Yen,Lee

Ching, Su Yf. Simmons

Chwan Chu, Lee Pai Ho, Ying

Han I, Wang Ju Lin, Bai Ching Post Office

Kou, Chin Heng Ling, Liu Fu Postmaster—C. Y. Pi

Chung, Feng Hou-Sheng, Kao

P’eng Yuan, Liu Fung Chang, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Petroleum

Chen Mok Hwa, Liang Yun Te, Products Cable Ad: Texaco

Chai Shu Jen, Ma Yii Fen, Liu

Cheng Hsiang, Yen Peng Yung, YaoManufacturers

Hua Mechanical Glass Co.,office

Ltd.:

Ting Yao Liang, Yu Hsien Wen, of Glass—Head

T. Itoh and T. Nagahara Tientsin; Cable Ad: Chinglass

Kailan Mining Administration, mgr.

HopmKeem& Co.,

^ General

Chi-sheng-hsiuy

Storekeepers, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Ship Chandlers, Army and Navy -Cable Ad : Powhattan

iSKWCHVV VN(i

m ^ Niu-chwang p ^ Ying-hou

(Japanese : Eiko)

JSIewchwang, in latitude 40 deg. 37 min. 37 sec. N., longitude 122 deg. 10

mip.. 23 sec. E., or 38 miles from the Newchwang Lightship was opened to

foreign trade in May, 1864, and was for more than 40 years the only Treaty

port in formerly

vinces Manchuria,known

now known as Manchoukuo,

as Fengtien, which comprises

Kirin, Heilungkiang and theJehol

four Man-

Pro-

churia was commonly called by the Chinese the “Tung San Shengt” or the Three

Eastern Provinces. Manchoukuo is now divided into the 14 provinces of

Heiho, Lungkiang, Sankiang, Pinkiang, Chientao, Kirin, Fengtien, Antiing,

Chinchow, Jehol, and North, South, East and West Hsingan. Newchwang

isfromsituated

the inmouth

the south

of theof Liao

FengtienRiver,province

which andempties

lies about

into the13 miles

Gulf

ofof Liaotung,

the port a is continuation

Yingkou, andof the

not Gulf of Pohai. which

Newchwang, The proper name

is actually

situated 90 li (30 miles) further up the river. The old town of Newchwang

was designed by Treaty to be opened to trade, but the first foreigners, finding

Y ingkow more conveniently situated and more adapted in very respect for the

purposes of trade, quietly installed themselves there and got over the difficulty

by. the simple process of changing the name of Yingkow into that of New-

chwang !

The country in the immediate vicinity of the port is flat and unpictures-

que in the extreme, and the town itself has nothing in the way of attractions

for the traveller. The climate, from the foreigner’s point of view, is one of

the best in China, the summers being comparatively cool, while the winters

are cold and bracing. The hottest summer temperature rarely exceeds 90°

(Fahr ), but cold blasts from the North pull down the "mercury” in winter

months often to 6° and 10° below zero (Fahr.). The river is generally frozen

over for three months of the year, but navigation is practically suspended

for four months, from December to the following March. Formerly New-

chwang was shut off from the rest of the world during winter, but the advent

of railways has changed all this. The Manchukuo State Railways through

their branch line from Koupangtzu, maintain daily communication

with Tientsin, Peiping and Mukden; and the South Manchurian Railway,

through its branch line from Tashihchiao, maintains daily communication with

Dairen, Port Arthur, Mukden, Tiehling, Hsinking and Harbin where a connection can

be made with the Trans-Siberian Railway to Europe

The principal trade of Newchwang is the export of beans and bean-

cakes, but this is at present far from flourishing. The town contains many

factories—textiles, matches, paper, etc.

The foreign (non-Japanese) population is now very small.

A88 NEWCHWANG

DIRECTORY

^ 'A Si liB ^ CONSULATES

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), France—(Consul Residing at Mukden)

Ltd.-- Cable Ad: Doric

Astor House Hotel—The Bund: Cable mmn^*

Ad: Astor Ta ying kno ling shih ya men

Great Britain — (Temporarily in

BANKS Charge of Consul General at Mukden)

Japan—Cable Ad: Rijoji Yingkou

ft & m # Chancellors—T. Mimura, I. Maye-

jima and T. Kikkawa

Bank of China — Yuan Shih Chieh;

Cable Ad: 6892 or Centrobank Netherlands-

ft 3lfi Chiao tung yin hong Acting Consul—P. Farmer

Bank Norway—

Chieh;ofTelephs.

Communications—Dung-Ta

88 and 117; Cable Ad: Vice-Consul —P. Farmer

6639 (Tung) and Chiaotung Clerk—N. Nicoli

It Si # IE Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. I..

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (Ying Manufacturers and Importers of Indigo,

Kow Branch)—Teleph. 10; Cable Dyes and

Teleph. 1477; Chemicals

Cable Ad: —Dupont;

Park Codes;

Road:

Ad: Shokin Bentley’s and Private

T. Senoh, manager

K. Taniwake, p.p. mgr. Edgar Bros. & Co., General Merchants -

Staff—S. Matsushima, S. Khono, Lister Road

M. Miyauchi, M. Yoshikawa & J. E. Edgar

S. Tanaka

ft w m w, Ehlers & Co., General Merchants—Cable

Beyer & Co., Ltd., A., Export & Imports’ Ad:A. Recess

Van Ess, agent

Shipping—Teleph. 1931 ; P.O. Box 25 ;

Cable Ad : Hansa H CCe Chang

A. Beyer Farmer & Co., F. D., Merchants and

A. Gleue Shipping Agents—Teleph. 415

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Teleph. P. Farmer

419; Cable Ad: Powhattan T.H.C.Suzuki

Lu T. P. Kou

China Merchants S. N. Co.—Cable Hartwell, P. F., Real Estate and

Ad : Merchants General Agent—Lister Road

ig ^ *

China Navigation Co., Ltd., The, New-

chwang Branch. Agents : Shipping, Indo-China S.ftN. Co., In Ltd.—Cable

Insurance, Sugar and Paint—Cable Ad: Incbooy

Ad: Swire A. van Ess & Co., agents

Commercial Agency of C. E. Rail- IrishRev.

Presbyterian Mission-

Jas. McCammon, m.a

way, Shipping, Forwarding, Insur- Mrs.

ance, and Commission Agents—Te-

leph. 1271; Cable Ad : Kitvostdor Miss McCammon,

R. H. Dicksonl.l.a., a.c.p.

Dr. W. H. Hill

NEWCHWANU

J$ X T’ien Chang t & #

Jaspeesen, M. P., Export, Import and Newoawang Club—Teleph. 403

Shipping, Forwarding and Insurance

—Jaspersen;

Teleph. 1048 Codes:(Jap.);Mosse,

CableA.B.C.

Ad : m * m m

6th edn., Simplex, 1'niversal Trade and Newchwang Ling ehiang hsie tse fang

Private Pilot

Cable Ad: Pilot Co.—Lister Road;

M.manager

P. Jaspersen, sole proprietor and Boats—“Halcyon,” “Hopeful”

in & & ijg m m Newchwang Race Club—

Hon. Secretary & Treas.— L.H. Barnes

Levee Beos. (China), Ltd.-

The Manchurian Co., Ltd., agents fa mm *

Liao River Conseevancy Board Chn/ng Hwa yu chu

The Low«r Liao River Conservancy, Post Office—Teleph. 193

Engineers’ Dept.: a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.m.e., Quarantine Station and Hospital—

L. H. Barnes,

f.p.w.i., engineer-in-chief Cable Ad : Antiplague

TheEngineers’

Upper Liao River Conservancy, Wang Ming-pu, m.b., medical officer

Dept.:

T. Nagaoka, engineer-in-chief Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad :

Socony

H. ('. Leel, Installation supt.

^ ^ San Chine/

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen # M ^ ^

Road; Teleph. 13570 Van Ess & Co., A., Importers and Ex-

T. Urabe, manager porters,

45 and 423 ; Cable AdAgents

Steamship : Vaness— Telephs.

National Aniline and Chemical Co. A. van Ess

C. F. Wong J. F. Stone

MANCHl RIAN TRADE CENTRES

In addition to Mukden, the Treaties made with China in 1903 by the United States

| and Japanagreement

additional secured the madeopening

betweenofChina

Antung andand

JapanTatungkow in Manchuria.

in December, By an

1905, the following

11 inland places in Manchuria were opened to trade on the dates specified :—September

|i 10th, 1906, Tieh-ling, Tung-chiang-tzu and Fakumen; on October 8th, Hsin-min Fu; on

December 17th,Tsitsihar

December 19th, Manchuli,(Pu-k’uei),

Harbin, the

Ch’ang-ch’un (K’uan-ch’eng-tzu)

capital of the northern province andof Kirin; on

Hei-lung-

i' chiang; and on June 18th, 1907, the remaining seven places—Feng-huang-ch’eng (T’ing)

Liao-yang, Ninguta, Hun-ch’un, Sansing, Hailar and Aigun—were declared open as a

f! | preliminary

Mukden and stepHarbinprioraretoForeign

the adoption of special

Consulates, settlement

other than Japanese,regulations.

established.Only at

On March 9, 1932, a new “State of Manchukuo” was established at Hsinking

ji (formerly Changchun), the new Capital, as an independent Republic, under the

i!, rulership

of 1911, andoftheFulatter

I, thewasex-Emperor

enthroned asof China, dethroned

the Emperor by the

Kang-te Chinese1, 1934.

on March Revolution

i However, so far only Japan and San Salvador have yet accorded recognition to

Jj'i the new State of Manchukuo.

M l k I) K N

Feng-i'ien

(Mukden is,the Manctiu Name)

(Japanese: HSoten)

Mukden, is the capital of the province of Feng-then (5C Jt was the ancient

seat of the last dynasty of .Ghina. Though nominally opened to international residence

and

Chinatrade by theit was

in 1903, Commercial

not reallyTreaties

openedconcluded

until 1906,byfortheinUnited Statesand Japan

the Russo-Japanese warwith

the

city became one of the strongholds of the Russian forces, from which, however, they

were eventually driven by the advancing Japanese army after one of the most decisive

battles of those times. When peace was concluded and the troops were withdrawn the

trade ofpossibilities

trade Mukden hasofbeenthe province beganastobeans

in grain, such receiveandincreased attention.

millet; there is, also, aThe principal

considerable

trade in skins, furs and bristles. The chief imports are Japanese and European textiles,

hardware, cigarettes, sugar and kerosene oil. Since 1932 the Japanese have started

many industries, among which may be mentioned the manufacture of machines,

machine tools, paints,

cotton spinning. The dyes, pencils,

Chi Tung sauces,Co.beer,

Tobacco and confectionery,

the Toa Tobacco leather goods and

Co. maintained

cigarette factories in the International Settlement. Minerals and metals are mined

and smelted in the neighbourhood of Mukden. Rice-farming, also, is on the increase

there

Other being some 10,000

crops grown in the acres under cultivation

neighbourhood in the

are cotton, Mukden

millet, Kaoliangand Sinmin districts.

and groundnut.

Mukden is situated in slightly undulating country a few miles north of the Hunho,'

a tributary of the river Liao, about 110 miles north-east of the port of Newehwang,

and has stations on the South Manchurian and Manchurian State

Railways. The city stands four square, each side being 2,334 li long

but it is not absolutely north and south. It is walled. The inner

town, which is nearly a mile square, is protected by a stone wall 35

feet high and 15 feet wide on the top, pierced by eight gates, two on each

side,

WestwhichGate”formerly had highandtowers

now remains, the above

inner them,

face ofbuttheonly

walltheis one overdilapidated.

greatly the “Little

A smaller wall ench ses the ancient palace, which stands in the centre of the inner city,

like

norththeandpalace

south,atfromPeiping.

gate toThere

gate.areMukden

four main hasstreets, which stations.

four railway cross east Adjoining

and west,

the

whichstation of the South

was taken Manchuria

over from Railwayafter

the Russians is the

thelarge

war. Japanese

The totalRailway

area of Settlement

this Settle-

ment is over 2,000 acres, and it has been developed of late years into a town of spacious

squares and wideresidential

for the foreign streets. and

Eastbusiness

of the Japanese

quarter.Settement

Throughout is thetheSettlement

city a greatsetdeal

asideof

building has been going on during recent years and the main roads have been

macadamized.

springing up, and Actually miles of Settlement

the Railway new houses—good

is fast looking

now linkedred-brick

up with structures—are

the Chinese

business quarter. The North Eastern University, occupying a site to the south-east

of the Imperial North Tomb was completed and opened in 1926 but has remained

closed since the h‘31 incident. important shops and banks are situated

both in thecity.

the walled Japanese RailwayandSettlemept

The streets shops areandlighted

between that: Settlement

by electricity, the useandof

whcih has spread with remarkable rapidity. The Mukden Electric

completed in 1930 the installation of a new 2,500 k.w. plant, which practically doubled Light Works

its capacity and further additions have since been made. On December 1st.

1920, a long-distance Japanese telephone service was inaugurated between

Mukden, Antung and Hsinking and there is now a service between Mukden

and Peiping and Mukden and Harbin. Since September, 1931. the Chinese

population of Mukden has considerably decreased, while the Japanese has

increased. Estimated total population in August 193? was 600.000 excluding

the Japanese Railway Settlement, which has a population of about92,000.

MUKDEN AM

With improved roads within the city, motor traffic has made tremendous strides

during the last year or two.

Nurhachu, the founder of the Manchu dynasty, established himself at Mukden in

1625, and his tomb (the Tungling, Eastern tomb), about seven miles east of the city, is

an object of great interest. The great mound and funeral hall are enclosed within a

high wall pierced by one large gateway which holds three arched portals, and the

avenue of approach is spanned by two lofty stone arches elaborately sculptured. Two

massive couehant lions guard the portal. Nurhachu’s son is buried at the Foiling

(Northern tomb), about four miles to the north of the city. Both the

tombs can be reached by motor car from Mukden. The tomb is similar in

arrangement to thetown

interest in the Tungling.

and There are many Mukden

its vicinity. other objects of Manchu

possesses goodhistorical

hotel

accommodation for foreign visitors. The large Yamato Hotel, built by the

South Manchuria Railway, was opened in the Spring of 1929.

DIRECTORY

*3 & It Ifc H t* M H i3 I'J Li va yao fan9

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire and Betines & Co.,

Pharmacy), S. J. and

Analytical (The Manufac-

Oriental

Marine

Ad: i nsurance Wu Wei Lu; Cable turing

Francasia Chemists—Ta Hsi Pien Men

L. Barberat, agent for South Man- Wai; Teleph. 4711, Cable Ad: Betinesco;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse

churia and Supplement

BANKS Bryner & Co., Freight Brokers, Ship-

Bank of China—Ta Hsi Men Li • Agents, ping, Forwarding and Insurance

Cable A.d: Centrobank Press Packers - 96, San Wei

Loo; Cable Ad: Bryner

W.

Bank oe Chosen New Town; Cable Ad: Agents for: J. Howard, signs per pro

Chosenbank

T. Saito, manager Shipping

American Mail Line

Bank of Communications—inside the Bank Line, Ld. Line

Small South Gate; Telephs. 158 and Barber-Wilhelmsen

26; Cable Ad: 0074 Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.

S. L. Chen, manager Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Cie d'es Messageries Maritimes

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Dollar Line

poration — Ta Hsi Pien Men Wai; Glen Line, Ltd.

Telephs. 3117 (Japanese) and 4533 HollandYusen

Nippon East Kaisha

Asia Line

(Chinese) Cable Ad: Fanling Java-China-Japan Line

E. T. Barnes, agent

Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co.

A.P. S.L.V.M. S.Dew

Giles Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo

Iternattonal Savings. Society— Wu Insurance "

Wei Lu ; Cable Ad : Inter savin American Asiatic Underwriters,

S. Klein, mgr. Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Asia Life Assurance Co.

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—28, Chi Tung Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Shokin Cigarette Manufacturers — Cable Ad:

H. Ochi, manager Cigarette

A92 MLKUEN

H ^ Ta Chang Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Tyres

Chinese Engineering & Development and

Bldg.,Rubber GoodsLou;

SanCable

Ching — Hongkong Bank

Telephs. 2-4269,

’Co.—San Jing Road, 1, Jiu Ohing Li: 2-4934; Ad : Pneumatic; Code:

Teleph. 5198;

K. T. Kwo, managerCable Ad: Gedco Bentley’s

Engel, Max M., o.e., Consulting Engineer

CONSULATES and Contractor—Cable Ad: Mengelmax

Far Eastern Electric Co. -44, X'aniwa-

France—Cable dori; Cable Ad: Ogata

Consul—H. R.Ad:Germain

Fransulat

Fujita & Co-t-Inc., General Machinery

Germany—Ssu Ching Lu; Teleph. and Tools, Electrical

Radiators, Boilers, Engines, General

Apparatus, and

4034; Cable Ad : Consugerma Railway and Mining Equipment—24,

Consul—G. Kiihlborn

Secretary—F. Schroder Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Fujita

Assistant —Mrs. Dr. F. Kusbetzow K. I'ujita, director

(treat Britain—Cable Ad: Britain UJ f@ Fu Fany hung

Gran, A. L., Merchant—39, sze

Chiyoda-

Consul-General—0. White, c.m.g. dori; Cable Ad

Consuls—W. G. G. Graham and W. cipal Codes. Residence: Hsin Hsuen : Algran; All Prin-

W. McVittie

Secretary •) W. E. Stirling Li

Hospital, Women’s

Japan—International Settlement: Ca- Dr. Agnes M. Cowan

ble Ad: Riyoji Miss MarqL. Johnston, nursing supt.

Consul-Gene: al—U Usami Hotel Keining—San Djin Lou; Teleph.

Consul—N. Shigematsu 2-3057; Cable Ad: Keining

Consuls

Osawa(Judges)— N. Masui and X.

Vice-Consuls.—So, S.Ozawa and Hotel Lou

Lengmueller, Ltd.— 3, San Djin

R. Iwata

Chancellors—U. Furumx, S. iLLiEScfc Co.—Mukden Branch: Kokusai

Tsukikawa, M. Nagayama, M. Ku- Bldg., Maluwan Sl.ofuchi;Teleph. 22140;

bota, H. H.Endo,

kahashi, T. Takata,

Matsumpto, S. Ta- Cable Ad: lilies

A. Kotsu-

ki, T. Hirata and K. MasumOto A.A.Schuchart, dipl. eng., branch mgr.

Chief of Police—O. Kanai

Police Inspectors -S. Okamoto and M. Stahlmann

Boeddinghaus ’

H. Watanabe W. Noske

S. Sieg

United States of America—Cable Keil & Co., W., Import and Export

Merchants—1, Yang Fu Li, Chin

Ad: Amconsul Wei Lou; Cable Ad: Keilco

Consulate-General—(Vacant) W. Keil, manager

Consul

Langdon (In Charge) Wm. R.

Kiu Kon

Vice Consuls—T. L. Perkins and M M MCo.,& Importers, 9 Ex-

J. G. Parsons

Secretary—F. G. Lewis Kiukong Trading

porters and General Commission Agents

—226, Shih Yih Wei Road; Teleph.

3786 (J apanese) : Cable Ad : Chemi-

^ fi 1,6 Fu cals ; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s

Deutsche Farbin- Handelsgesellschaft, W. Y. Mao, proprietor

Waibel «k Co.—Cable Ad: Waidefag C.M.L.T.Hang,

Lee, manager

sub-manager

K. A. Bredebusch

W. Baelz Manchuria Christian College—Cable

E.R. A.Rauer

Kleemann

F. Gupfert Ad: Evangel

Rev. William Miskelly. m.a. , d.d.

MUKDEN A93

Mukden Government Electric Light

Manchurian Co., Ltd.. The (Mukden Works—

Branch), Merchants, Real Estate & Mukden Medical College — East

InsuranceCheeAgents—53,

Corner Wei YihP.O.Djin

Pox Loo,

Tdleph. 22153; CableLoo;

Ad: Sagacity 56; Suburb

Dr. S. A. Ellerbek, m.b., principal

•I S, Watson, managing director Dr. W. H. Gow, m.b., vice-principal

(Harbin)

D. W. Laycock, director (Harbin) Mukden Theological College—West

K. J. Watson, director (Harbin) Suburb

William

den) Baker, branch manager(Muk

A. J. Frost, branch manager (Dairen) Mukden Tobacco and Wine Store,

Wholesale and Retail—24, Naniwa-

Mukden Staff dori. Main Street; Cable Ad: 3351

Chang Wei Tang, compradore E. N. Hatzopoulos

Chang Wei Fan, asst, compradore

A. Coantzaki, Foreign secretary Mustard A Co., Ltd., General Merchants

S.S. Y.Takahashi,

Chen, upJapanese salesman

country salesman —196, Shih Yih Wei Loo Nan; Tele-

C. S. Chih, do. ‘ do. phone 21)52: Cable Ad: Mustard

C. C. Chih, do. do. E. Cummings, manager

C. C. Kao, local salesman

S.O. S.T. Shiao, do.

Ning, do. do. do. n M

P. C. Leung, do. do. Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

Y. Y. Ku, accountant ‘Co., Milk and Milk Products, Chocolates,

Cocoa and Cheese—9, Wu Wei Loo;

. C,C. F.0. Tsui,

Pi, cashier

Chinese secretary Teleph. 2-3943; Cable Ad: Nestanglo

J. Haag-Pedersen, mgr.

T. H. Wang, Godown-keeper K, Schutz

Y. S. Feng, asst..- Godown-keeper H. Tillmanns

Chang Shih Jen, Fire Insurance

compradore m m t1 f# m m m

Jtj 5V <#'] Af Pao lee kuug me Post Office Liao ning yu wu kuan li chu

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineers, ning) - Telephs. (District Head Office of Liao

Architects 3034 (Japanese), 4236

Office: Ta and Hsi General

Pien MenContractors—

Wei, She I and 1449 (Chinese); Cable Ad: Postos

Wei Loo, Corner of Liu Ching Loo;

Telephs. 2-4534

(Residence); (Office)

Letter Ad: LotharA Marcks:

2 4535 Railway, Chinese Government (Peiping

Mukden Section)—

Cable

Supplement, Ad: Marcksing; Codes:

Acme, Bentley’s, MosseB.C.&

6th Edition. Hsinking Branch: ALetter at fr ^ m it m m m si

Minami- Mctnshu Tetmdo Kaimuhiki

Ad: Lothar Marcks. Hsinking; Cable

Ad: Marcksing, Hsinking. Harbin Railway Co., Kaisha South Manchuria —

Branch: Mr. Gounko, Korpusnoy Kasuga-cho; Cable Ad: Mantetsu

Gorodok, 6, Second Street, Harbin

Lothar Marcks, oils.', propr.

McDonnelt. & Gorman, Inc.', Eng- Retail Merchants—26,Wholesale

Rin-Tai Stores Co., and

Naniwa-dori,

ineering—130, Ssu Ching Lu ; Cable Japanese Concession; Cable Ad:

Ad: Macdon Rintai

Mitsui Bussan K visha, Ltd.. Importers H. Fuchs, proprietor

and Exporters—Cable Ad: Mitsui Shengching Shipao—9, Sumida-cho,

Moukden Clt b New Town

Chairman—C.

Hon. Treasurer D. Hobson

Secretary- A.F. Cowherd

L. V. S’Giles Y. Sometani, president

Hon. Siemssen

Committee-

Nolan, W. A.1. Carson,

,1. A. W.Boixo, C. C. Engineers and Insurance

and R. C. Webb

J. Howard Tab Hsi Pien Men Wai;Agents—226, Cable Ad:

Siemssen: Codes: Acme k Mosse

A 94 Mt KL>EN HAKBIN

gi & m >k t; ± im Wolter & Co., Carl, Import, Export and

Teh shih ku huo yu kung sze Commission Agents—Hongkong and

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco Shanghai Bank Building; Telephs

Petroleum Products—Tijiko. Dai- (Chinese) 4695, (Japanese) 3989;

ren; Telephs. 2-3404, 2-1351; Cal»!o Cable Ad; Barbarossa; Codes:

Ad : Texaco Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s, Western

B. E. Butlaud, manager Union, Marconi, Mosse and Private

S. E. Cull, terminal supt. J. Wolter, managing partner

J. J. Ruane I N. Fuji G A. Bouroff

J. A. Liberman | H. Yonekura B. F. Savin

Topper Bros , Merchants—40-16.

dori: Cable Ad; Topper Naniwa-

IE *D Ho Kee Yamato Hotel (Owned and Operated by

Winning Co.,W.H.,Lloyd’s Agents—141, the-Cable South Manchuria Railway Co.)

Ad: Yamato

Ta Hsi Pien Men We; Cable Ad: Comabe 1. Kogure, manager

W. H. Winning, proprietor

HARBIN

Harbin is the principal business centre of North Manchuria. Before the

Chinese Eastern Railway was built it consisted of a Chinese village, Fu Chia

Tien (1®^©), with neighbouring landing-stage (in Russian, "Pristan”),

at which steamers from the Amur used to call

The business and chief residential quarters of Harbin are situated on the

right bank of the river Sungari, on the Chinese Eastern Railway, the Soviet

Russian share of which was sold to Manchoukuo on 23rd March, 1935, the

railway lines becoming part of the general system of State Railways

in Manchuria. The main line connects Hsinking (Changchun) with

Manchuli, on the Soviet frontier, whence the trans-Siberian railway

runs to Moscow. From Harbin a branch line runs south-eastwards

to Suifenho (Pogranichaya). Harbin is also the terminus of the

Lafa— ( tsfcji ) Harbin railway (formally opened to restricted traffic in

December 1933), which links North Manchuria with Korea. The line

is carried across the river by a railway bridge, completed in December 1933,

and joins the railway running northwards from Ma Ch’uan K’ou ( UCP )

on the left bank of the river to Hailun (&1i&), and thence to Peian-chen

From Peian-chen the line has now been completed to Taheiho on

the Amur River. On 31st August the line from Harbin to Hsinking was

converted to Standard

standard gauge loop. gauge and linked

On August 2, 1936upthewith

linethefromLafa-Harbin-Taheiho

Harbin to Manchuliline

wasbyalsoa

converted to standard gauge.

Harbin is the natural outlet for the vast bean and grain producing dis-

tricts to the North, which are being gradually opened up and developed.

According to census statistics, the population of Greater Harbin at the

end of December, 1934 was approximately 500,526 of whom 21,008 were Jap-

anese, 20,824 Soviet citizens, 34,169 “White” Russians, and 15,000 other

nationalities. These figures have altered however, owing to the departure of

Soviet Railway employees, the influx of Japanese Owing to the sale of the

C. E Railway.

February 5, 1932 marks an epoch in the history of Harbin. On that day

the town was occupied by Japanese troops, and the Chinese troops withdrew.

The new State of “Manchukuo” was created on the March 1, 1932.

HARBIN Ay5

The new Municipality of Greater Harbin was formally inaugurated on

July 1, 1933. It has the status of a “special municipality,” that is to say

it is administered by the Central Government at Hsinking, and not by the

provincial government of Kirin. It comprises not only the Chinese quarter

of Fuchiatien but the whole of the Pinchiang District, 31 villages in the

district

on of A-ch’eng

the other (Asiho),

side of the river andThe16 mayor

villagesis inappointed

the district

by theof Government,

Hulan-hsien

and the Municipal Cpupcil consists of his nominees, who must

by the Central Government. The present Council consists of 13 Manchurian be approved

citizens, 3 Japanese, 3 Russians, and two other foreigners (one Polish and

one American citizen).

The municipal administration of Greater Harbin is at present in a stage

of transition from'the old order to the new, and is hampered in its work by

lack of funds; but good work has been done in many directions, such as road

construction, town planning schemes and the re-organization of public-utility

enterprises. The proceeds of the Manchurian Governiheht’s First Investment.

Enterprise Loan (10,000,000 yen), which , was sanctioned in July, 1934, are to

be devoted in part to city reconstruction, waterworks and similar public

utility enterprises in Hsinking and Harbin.

DIRECTORY

a

Alisxeieff, Donotello & Co., Cinema in •Ml

Films Enterprise—36-44, Corner of i'irtg shany A si a huo yu hung, sze

Kitaiskaya and Birjevaya Streets; Asiatic Petroleum Co. ' (North' China),

Telephs. 45-62; P.O. Box 357; Cable Ltd., The—Hongkong Bank Building,

Ad : Aledonco Cable Ad: Doric

L. Parbury, manager

Ameeican Industries, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Asiatic Transport

—48, Mostovaya Street; P. O. Box 201 Hand-hooked Rugs Co., Inc., ExportFirstof

& Carpets—14,

Line Sherell’s Bldgs.; Cable Ad:

Anglo - Asiatic Telegraph Agency Asiatranco

A. M. Sherell de Florance, president

("Angasta)—P. O. Box 241

B. Hayton Fleet, proprietor BANKS

Anglo-Chinesio Eastern Trading Co., Banque Franco-Asiatique- 10, Kitais-

Ltd., ■ioya Beans Cakes and Oil Ex- kaya Street, Pristan. Head Office :

Paris : 9, Rue Boudreau ; Cable Ad :

ports—1, Pekarnaya Street: Telephs. F rasiabank

22-83, 43-87, 25-84 and 25-66; Cable

Ad: Soya

, Sh. Kabalkiti, manager Chartered Bank of India, Australia &

China—76. Novogorodnaya Street;

P.O. Box 433 : Cable Ad: Harmony

Arcus, S. G., Chemist and Druggist | Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

—23, Kataiskaya Street; Teleph. 28- poration—29,

12; Cable Ad: Arcus

S. G. Arcus, proprietor Pristan; Teleph.Vodoprovodnaya_ Street,

2924; Cable Ad: Norbank

G. Lyon-Mackenzie, manager

G. E. B. Tytler, accountant

Asia Life! Insurance Co., Life Insur- H. C. Blunt V. N. Vertzinsky

ance—1, Konnaya Street; Cable Ad: R.I. L.Stilliard

G. Wheeler ii A.L. A.A. Loushnikoff

Diniz

Underiters; (tides: Bentley’s and

Acme. Main Office for the Orient : A. F. Diniz 1 S. A. Yadlovker

17, The Bund, Shanghai M. A. Rogalsky M. P. Kramarenko

Bryner & Co., general agents A.M. T.S. Ostrenko

Fonareff | Mrs.

Mrs. ().V. Nolde

A. Diniz

Ayb HAttfiliN

% % ffi m m Bryner & Co., Freight Brokers, Shipping,

Wang kwok tchou shu houi Forwarding and Insurance Agentse-

International Savings Society 1, B.Konnaya

Bryner,Street; Cablepartner

managing Ad: Bryner

I. S. S. Building; 1, Kitai&kaya A. Ostroumov, manager

Street, Pristan; Cable Ad: Inter

savin. Paris Office: 85, Rue St. Agents for: Shipping

Lazare. Head Office: 7, Avenue American

Edward VII, Shanghai

A. A. Soogig, agent Bank Line,Mail Ltd.Line

Blue Star Line

National City Bank or New York, The Barber-Wilhelmsen Line Ltd.

Canadian Pacific Steamships,

—48,

CableMostovaya Street; Teleph. 2424;

Ad ; Citibank Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes

E. J. Mahon, manager Dodweli-Castle

Dollar Line Line

W. Hopiak, sub-manager Holland-East-Asia

T.L. E.A.Bamford, sub-acct.

da Costa, do. Glen Line, Ltd. Line

C. A. Philippov, do. Java-China-Japan

P. & O.Wilhelmsen, Line. Co.

Steam Navigation

A. N. Lasareff, do. AVilh. Oslo

V. P. Skosireff. sub-acct. Insurance

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—1216A, Hanover, Fire Insurance Co. of the

Uchastokovaya Street; Cable Ad: City of New York

Shokin £ -k ho

°

S. lijima,

H. managersub-manager

Wakabayashi, Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

J.T. Ninoseki,

Sunami, p. p. manager

do. Teleph. 31-95; Cable Ad: Swire Bldg. :

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank

M. Manabe | K.r Matsumoto W. J. B. Carter, Harbin branch

H. Taketani ■ Y . Katoh manager

T. Haraguchi | H. Arai Cantilena, Music Store—143, Kitais-

Y'. Aoki K. Ishino

K.T. Onunia

Enomoto ;Mrs.Miss T.S. R,Kauamaru

Peselnick kaya Street; Teleph. 31-73

G.r Trachenberg, proprietor

AA . Trachenberg, signs per pro.

Boisen, C., Leather Import and Shoe “Caravan Tea” Trading House, The,

Factory—77, Uchastkovaja St.; Cable General Importers, Exporters and

Ad : Boisen Commission Merchants—Kitaiskaia

Brandus Insurance Office—31, Russ- Street Caravan178; P.O. Box 17; Cable Ad:

kaya Street; Cable Ad: Brandus N. A. Shimolin, general manager

British Chamber of Commerce- Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engi-

Hon. h.b.m.President — E. G. Jamieson, neers and Contractors—46,

Consul-General Kitaiskaja

Chairman—Lyon- McKenzie Street; Teleph. 24-85: P.O. Box 403;

Hon. Secty. and Treas. —1>. W. Cable Ad ; Tragopan

Laycock Chi44;Tung Tobacco Co. Ltd.—P.O. Box

a a ps « m a * * V.Cable Ad:

Radwan, Powhattan

division manager

Dah in yu tung yu han hung sze A. Laws, accountant

British Far Eastern Co., Ltd., Import- Ko Wen Ko, distributor

Export and Railway Contractors — AVang Tze Sheng, do.

34, Kitaiskaya Street : Cable Ad : E.AT. G.N. Bissett,

Shaduri.Trafficdo.Dept

Briteast

F. H. Raitt, managing director

E. V. Sergievsky, Sales

M. S. Rogalsky, AdvtgDept.

Dept.

Brown, J. A., Merchant—9, Rinnochnaya, Miss A. Kutuzova, typist

Pristan; Cable Ad: Jabrown Miss Mary Dorian, stenog

HARBIN A97

Chibunovsky (fc Co., A. G., Heating Latvia—17, Tsitsikarskaya Street.

and PlumbingKitaiskaja

tractors—-3. EngineersSt. and Con- Consul—P. Meschak

: Teleph.

38-77 Netherlan 03—25 Commercial Street;

China Fur Trading Co., Ltd. — 2, Teleph. 40-77; Cable Ad: Netherlands

Konnaya Street Consulate

Street Consul—L. van der Hoeven.

Chistiakoff Successors, Tea Merchants Poland—67, Asahi Road; P. O. Box

—3, Kitaiskaya Str let; P. O. Box 431 51; Cable Ad: Polconsul

C-K-T, Works, Mechanical and Elec- Portugal—44, Bolshoi Prospect

Consul—S. L. Skidelsky

trical Machinery—c/o The British Secretary -V. E. Kauffman

Far Eastern Co., Lt l., 34, Kitaiskaya

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., United States of America Consulate

Fire, Life,Guarantee

Marine, Accident, Burglary, General—45,

Fidelity and Car Insurance;

Teleph. 41-85; Cable Ad: Cuaco town; Telephs. Bolshoi Prospect,

23-57, 45-74 New

and 46-45

R. C. Goodman, a.m.i. mech.e., Consul-General—Walter A.

Consuls — George R. Merrell and Adams

agent, 53, Diagonalnaya H. Merrell Benninghoff

Vice-Consul Charles S. Millet

CONSULATES

Bi?lc:um—13, Komercheskaya ^ H *

C< nsul-G neral in Charge of the Danish Asiatic Co., The, Import, Export,

Vice-Co isulate—Holeyet Insurance, Engineering and Railway

Denmark—86, Polevaya Street; Teleph. Contractors — 22, Konnaya, Harbin,

Manchuti-kuo ; Telephs. 32-92, 36-81 ;

3884 Cable Ad: Tradewind; Codes; Bentley’s

Consul—A. Jorgensen

France—11, Tsitsikarskaia Street Dodge and Seymour (China), Ltd.,

Consul—I. Leurquin Importers & Manufacturers’ Agents

Vice - Consul — G. Quoniam ( de —8, Aptekarskaya Stz.; i eieph. 20-70;

Schompre)

Secretaire Chinois—Tchou Che-min P. David O. Box 424; Cable Ad: Eximeo

Dactilographe—Mme. Zelenkoff Fuchsman

Leonid Golfand

Germany—20, Ashiheiskaya Street; Dreyfus & Co., Louis, Exporters of

Telephs. 3057 and 3076; Cable Ad: Cereals—13, Samannaya St.; Cable

Consugerma

Consul—Dr. ■Joachim Schulze Ad: Sesostris

W. Woog, manager

Oberinsp.—A. W. Schoeps

Assistant—B. Momme

Linguists—Dr. Chang Pao Yuan Druggist Company, Chemicals and

am i typists

Stun T. Ota — M. Adler and Drugs, Fruit essences & essential

D. RaupacL Oils—6, Aptekarskaya Street; Cable

Ad: Druggist

Great Britain—23, Vokzalny Prospect; N. J. Losser, proprietor

Teleph. 2557; P.O. Box 104: Cable Ad : S. M. Losser, do.

Britain East Asiatic Automobile Co., Motors

Ltd.,

Acting Consul—G. R. Turral Representatives for “General

Typist—L. Ptitsin (Japan), Ltd.” MotorCars “Chevrleto”

Italy—93, Sungarisky Prospekt and “ Buick”—116, Hue Kung Lee, 8th

Consul—A. C. C. Mallei Plot; Teleph. 48 95 and 62-05; Cable

AdChao

: Eastasia

Lee Tang, president

Japan—27, Novotorgowaya

Town: Teleph. 3157', CableStreet, New

Ad: Riioij K. Ande, managing director

HARBIN

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen. German Products Co., Factory Re-

Exporters of Beans, Cereals and Oil— presentatives,WorksImporters, Painting

65, Polevaya Street; Cable Ad: Mechanical and Upholstery—36

Magazinaya Street; Teleph. 26-97;

Wassard P.O. Box 286; Cable Ad: Amenco

A. .Jorgensen, manager

K. Meyiing

E. Lundsteen i M. Seidel Glass Products Trade and Industrial

K. Dano ! A. Kossoff Co., Ltd., Polished Plate Glass,

H. Hennin^sen V. Alexeeff , Window Glass, etc.-30, Kavkazskaia

Street; Cable Ad:

Th. Okoune, Glass

partner

East Asiatic Vostasi Co.—Kitaiskaya A. L. Okun, do.

Street ; Cable Ad : Vostasi K. M. Sloustcher, manager

A. D. Kirilloff, partner

Goodman,

East West Fur Trading Corporation, —53, Diagonalnaya; R. C., Engineering Supplies

Dealers in Furs and Skins—7, Rino Cable Ad;

chnaya Street; Cable Ad: Kupitsky Cuaco R. C. Goodman, a.m. j.meoh.e.,

A. Kupitsky, rep res. proprietor

Far Eastern Drug Trading Co., Daltotat Agent for:

Wholesale Chemists and Druggists, etc. Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

—26, Russkaya Street; Cable Ad: Ltd.

Daltotat Grand Hotel (Chinese Eastern Rail-

L. M. Rogovin, manager way), Tourist Bureau, Ticket and

V. A. Bronstein, asst, manager Inquiry Office—Opposite Railway

Station, New Town; Teleph. 24-28

Fleet, B. Hayton, Press Representative Cable Ad: Granhotel

for Exchange Telegraph Co., 'Ltd.,

London, 'Morning Post,” London, Grandi & Co., F., Importers and Ex-

''North China

hai—37, Daily Street:

Strahovaya Shang- porters—64, Kitaiskaya Street

News,” Teleph.

33-64; P.O. Box 341 : Cable Ad : Grueneweld & Co., Import Mer-

Observer chants—27, Japonskaya: P.O. Box

Fleet’s Anglo-American Store, Bri- 479; Cable Ad : Gruno.

tish and American Books, Magazines Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of The

and Newspapers. Patent medicines City of New York, General Insurance:

—37, Strahovaya Street Fire, Marine and Special Risks—Head

B. Hayton Fleet, proprietor Office: 99, William

N.Y. ; Branch Office:Street, NewStreet.

1. Konnaia York,

Fleet’s Directory of Manchurian ! Harbin, 21-90;

Manchukuo;

Cable Ad:

Telephs.

Bryner

41-05 and

Cities—37, Strahovaya Street; P.O. j B. J. Bryner, manager and represen-

Box 241 ; Cable Ad : Observer tative

B. Hayton Fleet, proprietor

FrazaPv Federal Inc., I'. S. A. — 10, \ Harbin Club — 17, Girinskaya Street;

Teleph. 49-74.

Diagonalnay’a Street Chairman—A. van Cutsem

Fur and Wool Co., (China), Ltd., Hon. Treasurer—J.

Hon. Secretary—H.B.W.Holmes

G. Nicholls

Exporters of Fur and Wool—78, Accountant—D. T. Li

Diagonalnaya Street; Cable Ad :

Furwool Harbin Observer” (British Evening

H. Rapport, manager Daily)—P.O. Box 477publisher & editor

G. A. Smirnoff, acct. Moir Maitland,

Genfer, M. A., General Import and Hotel Moderns—177, Kitaiskaia St.;

Export—46, Konnaya Street, Apt. 2; I Cable Ad: Modeme

Cable Ad : Genfer

HARBIN A99

Howard-Ford Insurance Agency, The i m m Ter Lee

F, Mrs.

— 42,Howard Strachovaia

Sord Street Klemantaski, Jacques, Ad: Insurance Agent

N. I. Strijko and Importers—Cable Klemantaski

S.MissI. A.Kirsanoff L. P. KlemantasKi, partner

P Roussina F. A. Jones, do.

Koulaiefy’s Sons, Inc,, I., General

e Y i® IS: Merchants—20, Polevaya ; Cable

Hunter & Co., Engineering and Gen- AdP.: S.Koulaieff Pervushin, manager

eral Merchants—30, Korotkaya Street;

Cable Ad: Hunter; Codes: A.B.C.

5th edn., Western Union, Bentley’s, Korelin & Co., Wholesale & Retail

Schofield’s, Calpack and Private Dealers—103, Kitaiskaia Street;

Jas. A. Hunter Teleph. 21-88; Cable Ad: Korelin

M. A. Sazanoff A. M. Korelin, director

W. N. Ranee

M. Kaji

Wang Buo Jiu, cornpradore Kovalsky, V. F., Timber and Veneer Ex-

ports—P.O. Box 332; Cable Ad:

Kovalsky

V. F. Kovalsky

Ying shanqhsien p<> nahung

menszyang Hen yu

ft W ± Kung tsze yang hong

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Kunst General and Albers, and

Merchandise Importers

Technicalof

Ltd., Importers

mercial of AlkalisChemi

and Industrial and Com-

als— |I Lubricating

Goods (Tractors, Agricultural Machines,

18, Novogorodniaya Street Oil etc.) — Kitaiskaja

2680; P.O. Box 2U6; Cable Ad:; Alkali

Teleph. j Corner of Birjevaja Street; Telephs.

I 52-92, 22-88, 40-91; Cable Ad; Kunstal,

B. Munro-Smith, dist. manager ber; Codes: A.B.C. 6Ui, Bentley’s, Mosse

Industrial Enterprises, Ltd., Min- Acme, Universal trade Code and

ing, Industrial, Agricultural, En- i Private Head Oliioe: Dairen

Hamburg.

gineering, Transport, etc. — 159, | Branches: Hsinking, and

Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad: In- i Mukden G. v. Dattau, partner

dusenter A.J. barkens,

Schill, signs

signsppa.

i.v.

International Harvester Export Co., M. Inge, signs i.v.

Agricultural Machinery—52, Dia I

gonalnaya Street, Pristan; P.O. Box462: | Lloyds (The Corporation of ‘'Lloyds’'

Cable Ad: Interha London)—P.O. Box 248; ‘Cable Ad:

A. H. Sch weyer, manager Neville

H. J. Neville, agent

JEM M M Wan Go Shan Uyan D. A. Neville

International Technical Trading Co., ; E. F. Buihaukofi'

Hardware, Household and Electrical Lopato, Sons, Ltd., A., Tobacco and

Supplies

Teleph. 42-83 — 139CableKitaiskaya

Ad : MetkoStreet; Cigarette Manufacturers—Factory:

Nagornaya Prospekt, New Town:

Kagan, A. 1., Exporter of Man- Telephs. 29-66, 37-28; Cable Ad:

churian Produce, Importer of Havanna

American Goods—11, Politzeskaya; Ludwig Pariser, Importer & Expor-

Cable Ad: Altaiskaia ter—P.O. Box 275; Cable Ad:

A. I. Kagan, proprietor Pariser; Codes: Mosse, A.B.C. 6th

R. M. Kagan, signs per pro. edn.. Bentley’s

Klarer, W. L., Wholesale Drugs, I Manchoukuo Post Office, for Harbin

Chemicals, Perfume—7, Birgevaya; Postal Administration Cable Ad: Postos

Cable Ad: Klarer i Commissioner—Y. Kibe

A100 HARBIN

Post Offices in Harbin at—Bulvarny and Netherlands Insurance Office—-Si,

Hospital Stree,NewTown (Nankang); Russkaya; Teleph. 3571: Cable Ad:

Wutaochieh (Fuchiatien); Skvoznaya, Brandus A: W. Brandus

Pristan (Taoli); Siangfang (Old Har

bin);

kow Ohiangyen (Fuchiatien); Machia- Neville, H. J., " Lloyd’sAgent —41,

Postal Kiosks at—Kitaiskaya (Pristan); Rynochnaya, Kitaiskava, Pristan

Ad:;

Uchastkovaya (Pristan); Railway Teleph. Neville

23-83; P.O. Box 248 ; Cable

Station

(New Town) (New Town); Bolshoi Prospect H. J. Neville

Zeang Mow E. F. Buihankoff

Manchukian Co., Ltd., The, Mer- Nikolaeff Bros., Automobiles, Spare

Parts, Trucks; Marine Motors 12.

chants, Insurance, Land and Real Kosoy Street; Cable Ad: Nikolaeff

Estate Agents—119, Novotorgovaya

Street; Teleph. 33-13; P.O. Box 133; N. V.’s Gravenhaagsche Industries,

Gable Ad : Sagacity en Handel Maatschappij, Rubber

J. S. Watson, managing director Goods and General Merchants—7,

Mrs. K. Watson, director Japonskaya; P.O. Box 202; Cable

D. W. Laycock, director Ad : Gator

N. O. Strijko

L. N. Kanabeyeff m 1 Toon Lee

P.V. P.V. Nicolsky

Abakumoff \ Pelstrusof, M. V., Import, Railway

N. N. Tetushkin

D. I. Kolesnikoff | sentative —and148, Manufacturers’

Supplies Repre-

Diagonalnaya Street,

B. A. Koubinsky, m.i>. Flat 4; Teleph. 43-45; P. O. Pox 447,

V. O. Chervev Taoli ; Cable Ad : Pelstrusof; Codes :

Mrs. ! A.B C. 5thTrade

and and

Improved,

Private Bentley’s,

Mrs. S.M.L.G.Fried

Shemanskaya Universal

M. V. Pelstrusof, proprietor

Miss V. V. Panova Mine. L. A. Pelstrusoff, secty.

Miss E. M. Surina Miss Valentine Pelstrusof

Yang

Pan Tao Chun

AnKan

Chang

Chi ChaoChen

LinChiu i| Pickersgill,

and PreciousM. Ural

H., Dealers in Diamonds

Stones—32, Bulvar-

Chu Chi Wu J naya Street; P.O. Box 231

Sung Ming

Chen Wen Tung Sun

! Produce Export Co. (Harbin), Ltd.—

Makcks, Lothak, Civil Engineers’ 1,P.O.Anglyisky Prospect (8th Section:

Box 48; Telephs. 4983 and 4281;

Architects and Building Contractors-

6, Korpoosnoy Gorodok, Second Street; | Cable Ad : Product

Cable Ad: Marcksing C. T. Marshall, manager

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Export. |: Russo-Manchurian Book Trade Co.—

Import, Shipping and Insurance—Vodo- 91, Novotorgowaya Street; P.O. Box 54

provodnaya Street; Cable Ad: Mitsui { Sander, Wieler & Co., Import & Export—

Moir Maitland, Commercial Agents 2, Shkolnaya Street; Teleph. 41-43; P.O.

—15, Korotkaya St.; P.O. Box 477 Box 318; Cable Ad: Sanderdo

Moscow Pharmacy, Chemists and A. Karl

Sander, partner

Seltin, manager

Druggists—23, Kitaiskaya Street

L. M. Rogoin, proprietor Schild & Son, Inc., Joseph, Dealers

Moulin Coal Mining Co.--25, Ajiheis in Furs—28, Kommercheskaya St. :

kaya Cable Ad : Joschild

D. E.Street

Ma, president ft Using Hoa Rung Ssv

Sol. L. Skidelsky, vice-president

Y. T. Tzi, general manager Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Importers of

Simon L. Skidelsky, do. Medical and Scientific Supplies-

S A. Dun, general secretary 13, Samannaya; Telepb. 2787: Cable

E. L. Kootikoff, do. Ad : Schmidtco

HARBIN

W. Reich

Kolycheff

Hayashi ThorMbsen ftof Copenhagen,

# it * Import, Ex-

William C. C. Tai port,

Railway Insurance,

Contractors Engineering

— 22, Konnaya, and

Mrs. V. Mogilnikoff Harbin, Wanchu-ti-kuo; Telephs. 32-92,

Miss Moryta 36-81 ; Cable Ad: Thoribsen : Codes :

Bentley’s and Acme

Shaw Brothers & Co., Importers and

Exporters—58, Bolshoi Prospebt, New Tschurin ft& Co., tT* ^ Importers,

Ltd., I.I.,

Town Exporters, Manufacturers and Con-

Siemens Schhckertwerke, A.G.— 101, tractors—Cable

Used:Town, All Codes.

Ad: Tschurin; Codes

HeadBuilding,

Office: Harbin

Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad : Siemen- New Tschurin’s Bolshoi

shuk Prospect, 61. Branches : Kobe,' Dairen,

•J. Heimann, manager Mukden, Hsinking, Ssupingkai, Kwang-

chengtzu, Kirin, Tsitsihar,

Singer Sewing Machine Co.- 52, Kitais- Heiho. Agencies: All Over Manchoukuo Hailar and

kaya Street. Pristan; Cable Ad: Singer Administration

E. O. Fuetterer, managing director

Skidelsky’s H.

A. A.W. Shisheloffi

G. Nieholls, manager

Timber andSuccessors, L. S., Merchant:

Coal—44, Bolshoi Prospekt; A. H. Rottmann, do.

do.

Code: Bentley’s I. D.V. Zorich, Universal-trade mgr.

#1 Mei Ho J. Prokotieff, accountant

Skoblin, S. F., Direct Factory Representa- United Petroleum Trust of U.S.S.R.

tives—31, Konnaya Street; Telephs. in Manchuria, Petroleum Products

44-69; Cable Ad: Skoblin —9, Second Liny ; Teleph. 41-81

S. F. Skoblin, general manager Vernett, J. F., Wine and Spirit Merchant

N. S. Skoblin, manager

D. S. Skoblin, mgr. (Engineering —49, Birjevaya Street ; P.O. Box 27

Dept.) Vorontsofp

I ii nr Saw Mills, Bros., TimberCold

Flour Mills, Concessions,

Storage,

Su ko tah hung jiang Machines, etc.—Head OfficeAgricultural

Distillers, Butter Factories, 1-7 Bata-

lionnaya corner Borodinskaya;

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En- 4940, 2533, 3428; Cable Ad: Vorontsoff Telephs.

gineering Offices of the Limited D. M. Vorontsoff, prop.

Company, formerly the Skodaworks, M. M. Vorontsoff, ,,

Plzen, Czechoslovakia), Steel Works, S. I. Tchernichoff, manager

Builders of all kinds of Mechanical B. N. Tsipaieff, sub-manager

and Electrical Machinery—2, Kom-

merceskaya Street; Telephs. 45-50;

P. O. Box 274; Cable Ad: Skoda D.L. K.G. Medvedeff

Tsecos

works V. N. Rabtchevsky

H. A. Kusik, manager Wagon Lits, Cook—132, Kitaiskaya

Street; Cable Ad: Sleeping

South Manchuria Railway Co.—6, R. J. Januszowski, agent

Vokzalny Prospect, New Town M. V. Barbash, sub-agent

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—25,

Standard-Vacuum Birjevaya Street

naya Street Oil Co.—52, Diagonal- S. A. Koudriavtzeff, district mgr.

E. S. Babiansky, cashier

m &M ± m Weysfield, N. E., Exporter of Hides,

Teh sh>h kn huo yu hung <8szu Skins, Furs and Casings—28, Baza-

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco rnaya Street; Cable Ad: Weysfield

N. E. Weysfield

Petroleum Products—Teleph. 36-82;

Cable Ad : Texaco Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Cable

M. C. Sventsitsky Ad : Klementaski

CHANGCHUN

§ -J| Ch‘ang ch‘un or Kwanehenqtze.

This town owes its recent importance to the fact that it is situated at

the junction of the South Manchuria Bailway (Japanese) with the southern

branch (from Harbin) of th£ Chinese Eastern Railway, while another Rail-

way connects it with the city of Kirin, the capital of the Province of that

uame, about 80 miles, distant, nearly due East, and beyond to- Tunhua.

Changchun was opened to International Trade by Agreement with Japan

in 1915. There is here a large Japanese Railway Settlement, admirably laid

out, north of the oi l Town, from which it is separated by the area laid out

by the Chinese Authorities as a commercial quarter. North of the Japanese

Railway iSettlemeut lies the town that has grown up around what is now

the southern terminus of the Chinese Eastern Railway.

The country suriouoding Changchun is a vast and exceedingly fertile

plain, the pr duce from which is distributed North, South and East by the

divergent Railways

Since March

Manchuria 9, 1932, Changchun

(or “ Manchoukuo has been

"), recognition the has

of which Capital of the

not yet beennew State byof

accorded

any foreign country, with the exception of

town has been changed to Hsinking (“New Capital.”)San Salvador; and the name of the

Plans have been mooted for elaborate extensions of the existing town, to

be laid out in a style befitting the Capital of an independent Republic of

some 30,000,Out) peopic.

1)1 R ECTO K V

Chi Tung Chang Co., Importers, Ex- Dept, of Civil Affairs:

porters and Engineering 4, Umege- Minister—Lu Yung-huan

cho ; Teleph. 1250 Vice-Minister—Chao Peng-ti

Dept, of Foreign Affairs:

Manohukuo Government Minister—Chang Yen-ching

Sovereign— H. I. M. the Emperor Vice-Minister—Chuichi (Jhashi

Kangte Dept, of Defence:

Privy Council : Minister—General Yu Chih-shan

President—Tsang Shih-yi Vice-Minister—Lt. Li Sheng-tang

Legislative Council : Dept, of Finance

Minister- :

Sun Chi-chang

President—(Vacant) Vice Minister—Hung Wei-kuo

Imperial Household Dept.: Dept, of Industry:

Minister—Hsi Chia Minister—Ting Chien-hsu

State Council: Dept, of Communications:

Premier—Chang Ching-hui Minister—Li Shao keng

Supervisory Council: Dept, of Justice:

President—Lo Chen-yu Minister—Feng Handling

CHANGC HUN - KIRIN A103

Dept, of Education : MISSIONS

Minister ~ Yuan Chen-to Danish Lutheran Mission

Supreme Court: Miss K. Thomsen

President—Lin Chi

Supreme Procuratorate: Irish Presbyterian Mission Hsinking

President—Li Pan Miss A. Gardiner, b.sc.

Department Miss D. Faulkner, m.b.

tion: of Mongolia Administra Rev. H. K. Johnston, b a., and wife

Miss Ivy Stokes

Minister—Chi-mo-te-sai-mu-pei-lo

Vice-Minister—Shiro Yoda Soeurs Franciscaines, Missionnaires

he Marie—

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineering, Soeur Franciscaines

Architects and Building Contractors-

7,singNihonbashi-dori; Cable Ad: Marck- !j Yamato

5 ; CableHotel—Teleph.

Ad : Yamato 4611 ; P.O. Box

L. Marcks, proprietor (Mukden) ! Yokohama Specie Bank- New City

K I RIN

I* ± Chi-Un

(Kirin is the Manchu Name of the City)

Kirin, the capital of the province of the same name on the Sungari river, isost

miles from Hsin King with which it is connected by railway. It is one of the m 80

prosperous townsfine

possesses many in Manchuria,

buildings. and,

It ishaving been rebuilt centre

the distributing after a for

disastrous fire in 1911,

the inexhaustible

supplies of timber from the neighbouring regions. The railway from Hsinking,

Kirin, due East, to the new Port of Rashin on the Sea of Japan, is now completed, through

and

through trains run twice daily, connecting up with steamers for Japan.

Through trains also run south from Kirin, via Hailung and Mukden to Shanhai-

kuan, en route to Tientsin and Peiping.

A new town is now springing up, outside the walled city, with fine roads and

modern buildings.

DIRECTORY

Irish Presbyterian Mission — Roman Catholic Mission—

Rev. & Mrs. J. McWhirter S. Exc. Mgr. Gaspais, Ev@que titulaire

de Canope

Dr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Sloan R. P. Duhart

Miss Lily Dodds, nurse Seminaire

R. P. Lemaire, superieur

Rev. Tom Blakely R.R. P.P, Lacquois

Beaulieu

Dr. & Mrs. D. McDowell R. P. Liogier

LUNGrCHIN GrTSUN

# # SI Lung-ching-tsun

Lungchingtsun (Dragon Well Village), has a population of about 15,000 inhabitants,

composed of about

fertile plain, 11,000exports

its main Koreans,

are: 3,000

beans,Chinese, and 1,000

millet and timber.Japanese.

There areSituated in a

promising

mining possibilities (coal, copper, silver, and gold) waiting development. The trade—

by light railway to Kainei—is with Korea and Japan. The principal

cotton piece goods, sugar, Japanese sundries, paper, kerosene oil, metals, fisheryimports are

Telephone and telegraph line, in addition to the Chinese telegraph and tele-

phone lines, connect Lungchingtsun with the neighbouring marts of Yenki,

Towtaokow and Hunchun. A handsome new building for the Bank of Chosen

was completed in 1923, and a particularly fine new Japanese Consulate

in 19?5.

DIRECTORY

Bank of Chosen—Yenchi Manchukuo Japanese Consulate—

S, Shiozawa Acting Consul—G. Masuo

T. Itoh Chancellors—M. Yazaki

HUNCHUN

^ j3p[ Hun-chun

Hunchun is derived from Manchu, meaning frontier, and is situated in lat. 24 deg.

26Hung

min.Ch’i

5 sec.Ho,N.,some

long.35 130 deg. the

h from 22 min. 10 sec. E. of Greenwich,

Manchukuo-Russian frontieronandtheabout

right 90bank of the

li distant

from Novokiewsk. In 1714 adetachment of soldiers came here from Ninguta,and this may

bewithregarded as the beginning

Japan (Manchurian of Hunchun,

Convention), which

in 1905, wasCustoms

but the to be opened to trade,

stafl did by treaty

not arrive before

December, 1909. Towards the end of 1921 an electric light plant was installed in the

town by a Chinese concern. The surrounding districts are fairly fertile, and the mining

possibilities

value. (coal and gold dust) may, when taken in hand, prove of considerable

whom are 6,929(earthen

The town (September walled)

1937) has a population

Japanese of 8,498TheManchu

and Koreans. in addition

main exports are beans,to

timber

kerosene oil, fishery products, spirits of wine, sugar and matches. (Value of goods,

and beancakes; and the main imports are flour, wheat, cotton piece Trade

in 1936: $4,486,445.77). Rapid progress is being made in the modernisation of the

town of Hunchun.

DIRECTORY

Japanese Consulate—Hunchun. Yenchi Branch:

ft Manchukuo Acting Consul—G. Masuo

Consul-General—(at Lungchingtsun) Chancellors—M. Yazaki and Y. Ishii

Consul-General—H. Kawamura Hunchun Branch:

Consul (Judge)—I. Shoji

Vice-Consul—T. Osakabe Acting Consul—T. Katagiri

Police Supt.—K. Sonoda Chancellor—M. Yoshida

PORT ARTHUR

jifpf Lu-shum (Ryojun)

Port Arthur, at the point of the “ Regent’s Sword, ” or Liaotung Peninsula, was

formerly China’s chief naval arsenal, but was captured by the Japanese in the war

with China in 1894, and its defences and military works were destroyed. In 1898, when

itRussia

into obtained a leaseandofmilitary

a great naval Port Arthur and Talienwan, she fortified the former, making

stronghold.

By the time the war between Russia and Japan broke out, an anchorage for

battleships had been provided at great cost in the western harbour, and the hills

surrounding

be regarded the as anherbour had beenfortress.

impregnable so strongly fortified

In May, 1904,that

PortPort Arthur

Arthur was had come byto

besieged

the Japanese force, under General Nogi,

after repeated conflicts of a most sanguinary character. and capitulated on January 1st, 1905,

Port Arthur (called by the Japanese Ryojun) is now a centre

tion in the Kwantung Leased Territory. The town is divided into two parts, the old of civil administra

and the new. The old Or east part is a business town existing from the Chinese regime,

and the Ryojun minor naval depot, Government Hospital, capturtd arms museum, the

fortress commander’s office, local civil government office, and the high and district

courts are located there. The new or west part was a poor village when the

Russians them

among entered intotheoccupation. They erected there many fineGovernment buildings;

Museum, the being Middle School presentandKwantung

Higher Government

School for Office,Girls, Engineering

University and the Yamato Hotel, etc. As a memorial to the Japanese

soldiers who fell in the assult of Port Arthur, on monument Hill (called

Haku-Gyoku-san), which command the harbour, a high tower was erected at the

suggestion of Admiral Togo and General Nogi. The climate is bracing, and though

Aprilwinter

the from are

and May December to February

lovely months as theis cold the harbour

surrouding hillsisand

free fields

from ice. March;

are covered

with verdure and flowers. June, July and August constitute the wet season and are

rather warm, though not so warm as other cities in Manchuria, as the sea-breezes

temper the heat. The rain is not sufficient to inconvenience travellers much, and in

fact Port Arthur at this time of year attracts may visitors, who enjoy the sea-bathing

under the famous Golden Hill, on which a nmber of foreign houses have been built

by the South

November formManchuria Railwaywith

a perfect autumn Co.,mild

and climate,

may be rented.

and thereSeptember,

are abundantOctober

suppliesandof

fresh fruit and fish. On July 1st, 1910, the Western Harbour was thrown open to the

ships of all nations with a view to fostering international trade.

The Portalong

Peninsula, Arthur—Dairen

whichhills coastruns,

a busonline road,enabling

borderingpassengers

the southern admire

coast of the

the Liaotung

scenery of the wooded one side and the turquoise sea onto the changing

other affords the

most charming drive in Manchuria.

There is a branch line of the South Manchurian Railway, and

station (Ch’ou Shui) several trains run daily between Port Arthur and Dairen. The through the junction

journey occupies only one hour and a half by train. Drainage and waterworks have

been constructed and the place is well lighted with electric light.

The population of the city of Port Arthur according to the census of 31st July, 1936,

was 31,059.

15

A106 FORT ARTH U R-ANT UNG

DIRECTORY

RYOJUN (PORT ARTHUR )

Government Hospital Ryojtjn Branch of Kwantung Marink

Dr. Shusuke Higuti, superintendent Office

Ryojun Engineering College Jouemon Yedano, chief

Dr. Sei-ichiro Noda, president

Law Court Ryojttn Municipality

Turunosuke Kasima, Katusi Takayamas, mayor

Katuhisa Simoda, chiefchief of High Court

of Pracurator Ryojun Fortress

Prison Yoshio Ito, lieut. general commander

Tokuyasu Miyazaki, inspector

Ryojun Civil Administration Office Ryojun Naval Depot

Kvutaro Arikawa. chief Masaiti Maeda, vice-admiral, commander

ANTUNG

yn An.tung

The treaty port of Antung was opened to international trade by the

Commercial Treaty between the United States and China in 1903, hut, owing

to the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war, it was not till the Spring of the

year

ma new 1907 thethatChinese

1931, the Chinese Maritime Customs was established

closed here. However,

one, under the Maritime Customs

name of Manchiikuo wasCustoms

forcibly by Japan,

was established. Antungandis

situated

mouth. The on the

riverright or Chinese

is closed bank byof ice

to navigation thefrom

Yaluabout

River,the23endmiles from its

of November

toindustrial

the end ofpurposes.

March. The NewYalubuildings

battlefield is some 10 miles further up the river andanda

are going up on all sides both for dwelling

splendid panorama of the surrounding country, may be obtained from the

summit of Tiger Hill, which was the position occupied by the Russians before

the battle, Wulungpei, 14 miles distant from Antung, is a favourite resort

on account of, its hot springs. Autung is connected by railway with Mukden,

The

ing asplendid steel over

swivel-span, bridge,the 3,097

Yalu,feetfromlongAntung

and consisting

to N^w Wiju of 12(onspans, includ

the Korean

side),, connecting the South Manchurian Railway with the Chosen (Korean)

Railways, was opened to traffic on 1st November, 1911. The river at Antung

is navigable for steamers drawing 12 feet of water when the tides are favour-

able, but the channel is a constantly shifting one and erosion and silting often

interfere

years 1913seriously

and 1914 with

were navigation.

not successfulAttempts

and wereto discontinued.

dredge the channel With ainview

the

to better control of navigation, fresh charts and future conservancy operations,

a survey was started by the Hydrographic Bureau of the Japanese Navy in

the spring of 1921, and subsequently undertaken on a larger scale by the Marine

ANTUNG A107

Department of the Chinese Maritime Customs during the summer and au-

tumn. In September, 1922, the survey was completed and soundings were

taken from the sea to Antung. There are several small Japanese steamers

plying between Antung, Chefoo and Dairen, and as trade with Tientsin has

developed considerably a regular and frequent service with that port is car-

ried on by larger vessels of from 700 to 1,200 tons. The larger ships in the

China Coast trade anchor at Santaolangtou, six miles down river, and there

are other anchorages at Wentzuchien, 14 miles down river, and at Tatungkow.

DIRECTORY

fa & VIJHX © *!B 3S « Manchukuo Post Office -

Ying shang a hsi a huo yu kung ssil Commissioner—M. Nakamura

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd.-— Manchukuo Customs —

Geo. L. Shaw, agent C. W. Chien, postmaster

Bank of China—Teleph. 131; Cable Ads; jSfr ']'£ Yi Loong

6892 and Chungkuo Shaw, Geo. L., Importer and Exporter

S. C. Chu, manager Steamship Owner and InsutarYce Agent

—Telephs. Chinese 4 and Japanese 39;

Chi Tung Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd. —

Cable Ad: Powhattan Cable

Geo. Ad;L. ShawShawr

S.A. G.A. Shaw

Mardas

Ching

—ChungKeeFuS.N. Co.,Telephs.

Street; Ltd., Shipowners

57 and 270

(Chinese) and 230 (Japanese;; Cable Ad: Singer Sewing Machine Co.—

Chingkee K. Okayaisu, agent

Dairen Risen Kaisha—

K. Shimada, manager ~j£j ^ Tai koo

Taikoo Hong King KeE, General Mer-

Danish Lutheran Mission chants,

—CableShipping ami Insurance Agents

A

Rev. and Mrs. J. Vyff K. S. Sun, manager

Danish Mission Hospital— M. S. Wang, asst, manager

F. S. Dung, chief del k

Dr. P. N. Pedersen, m.b. ch.b.,

Dr. Marie Nielsen, m.b ch.b. f.r.c.s.

Miss A. M. Stauns, nurse Y.M.C.A.—

Miss Andrea Nielsen, nurse C. C. Chang, chairman

15

DAIREN

Dairen, the Southern terminus of the South Manchuria Railway, is a

commercial port in the Kwangtung leased territory, which forms the southern

extremity of the Liaotung Peninsula, Lat. 38° 55' 44" N. and Long. 121° 37' 7" E.

When Russia leased the place in 1898 it was only an inconsiderable fishing village.

Russia intended to develop Dairen as a commercial port and had made some progress

when the Russo-Japanese war broke out. But what the Japanese inherited was a

whichnucleus

mere to-day offorms

the but

present city,corner

a small namelyof the

the section

city. north

South ofofthetherailway

tracks, tracks

where

the main part of present-day Dairen stands, was but an area of rough ground,

which hills and ponds, which required a vast amount of grading and filling.

The plans the Russians formed were gradually much improved upon, and the

Japanese,

here by dint

on a scale of greatcomprehensive

exertions, have brought a thoroughly western civilization

any other partfarofmore

China. The healththan anything

of the localitythatis exceptionally

has been accomplished

good. Thein

highest

season istemperature

rather longregistered in summer is 35° 7' C. (96° 3' F.), and the cold winter

but invigorating

Dairen has a population of 543,000, over two-thirds of which is Chinese. The

city of Dairen, not including the suburbs, has an area of 11,266 acres. The autho-

rities recently completed a plan whereby the city will be enlarged so as to enable

a million people to reside there. Electric tramways, of a total length of

66 kilometres, run along the principal streets, and include a suburban line

to Shakako (where the South Manchuria Railway workshoops are established,

4.5 miles westwards from Dairen), and one of 2.5 miles to Hoshigaura

(Star Beach), the finest watering place in Manchuria. There is an excellent

hotel here, managed by the South Manchuria Railwa Company

and also a number of bungalows which may be hired by visitors.

Another suburban line runs to Rokotan, a famous summer resort commanding

glorious scenery. A motor road runs to Star Beach, which is a tract of land

of 392 acres including the golf links, which are approximately 122 acres. The

construction of the South Coast road, 49.2 kilometres in length, connecting

Dairen and Port Arthur was commenced in 1921 on three sections simultane-

ously, and was completed in July, 1924. The motor road between Dairen and

Chinchow was completed in 1929, and motor buses run regularly. In 1932 a

new North Coast road between Port Arthur and Chanshuitsu (on the Dairen-

Chinchow road) was opened. There are also regular bus services between

Port Arthur and Dairen. The Japan Air Transport Company inaugurated a daily

mail service between Dairen and Japan on April 1, 1929, and from September

onwards a passenger service was added. The daily air service between Dairen

and Hsinking has been opened by the Manchuria Air Transport Company since

Novembers, 1932, and service between Dairen and Tientsin and Peking was put into

operation in 1937.

The city of Dairen, which has been expanding rapidly owing to business

prosperity and increase of population, is lighted by electricity and1 gas and

has ample telephone facilities. The electric power-house, when completed in

1911, had a capacity of 4,500 kilowatts. This was increased in 1921 to 6,000

kws., and a second power-house of 10,000 kws. was added in June, 1923. This

was increased to 48,000 kilowatts by 1932. There is also a power station at

Kanseishi (across the bay from Dairen proper) of 54,000 KW. completed in

1934. The city has tar macadam roads with rows of shady trees, and is

well equipped with waterworks, drainage and sewage systems. With the

DAIREN Ai09

growth of trade, more particularly in Manchurian (soya) beans, cake,

a number of influential business houses, Japanese, Chinese and 'foreign,

have established themselves at the port. The foreign and Japanese com-

munities in April, 1909, organized and' opened the Dairen Club. A Gun Club,

Golf Club, and Marine Association are among other institutions of the port.

Of places for public amusement, the Electric Park, designed on an up-to-date

plan and containing all devices for recreation, forms the chief attraction. The

Chinese quarter, situated on the western fringe of the city, has also grown

considerably. The Railway Hospital (now called the “Dairen Hospital”)

deserves special mention, owing partly to its size and partly to the excellence

of its equipment. This hospital affords accommodation for 612 patients and

treats more than 1,600 out-patients of all nationalities on an average every day.

In 1928' a stadium was constructed with seating accommodation for over

50,000. Adjoining the stadium is a large concrete fresh water swimming pool,

one of several in Dairen used mainly by students. Several parks, are scattered

throughout the city.

The harbour works had been less than half completed by the Russians.

Some work had been done on the eastern half, and only some blocks dumped

for the eastern breakwater. Only two wharves had been completed; the depth

of the harbour ranging from 17 to 28 feet, with only 18 feet of water at the

main wharf basin. Since the Japanese occupation, the S.M.R. Co. has done

much in the extension of harbour facilities and their actual management,

introducing every modern appliance for speedy and commodious cargo handling

and watering and coaling of vessels. To-day the combined length of the

breakwaters is 13,436 feet, and they are 3 to 5 feet above the highest tide. The

deep water area inside the breakwater is 3,107,000 square metres. The en-

trance being very open, viz., 1,200 feet widle, the harbour is accesisible to vessels

of deep draught at any time of day or state of tide. The total seafrontage

of the first, second and third wharves is 14,296 feet, and of the fourth wharf

(4,600 feet) more than 300 metres have already been opened, increasing the

total number of berths to 39. The extension of Pier 4 to the same dimension

as the others is making rapid progress. When it is completed there will be

52 berths of which 42 can accommodate ocean-going ships. There are also the

two dangerous goods” piers at Jijiko, outside the main harbour, and another

new pier atj Kanseishi to serve the Manchurian Chemical Industries Co’s

factory. In order still further to lessen congestion at the wharves, a new pier

was constructed at Kanseishi, which attends exclusively to the export

of Fushuncoal. The wharves containing 330,699 square metres, with railway

sidings, are lighted be electricity and have up-to-date appliances for

the handling

long ofdepth

cargo.of 30At feetthe ofeastwater

end of thebeenshore, an oil pier, the

558

purposewithof a discharging inflammable goods has and bean constructed

oil in bulk.for The

warehouse aera was 397,500 square meti es, besides six bean oil tanks,

leach holding capacity of 1,435 tons). The waiting pavilion, which cost

Yen 700,000 and can accommodate 5,000 persons, was completed by the

S.M.R. Co., in January, 1924. The O.S.K. Company maintains a ticket office

and the Bank of Chosen has an Exchange Office in this pavilion, which

also contain showrooms, dining rooms, stalls for the sale of goods,

| etc. On the islands of Sanshantao, at the entrance to Dairen Bay,

■' stands a lighhouse, and two other 1 ighthouses have been erected at

l» the northern extremity of : the east breakwater and at the eastern

i extremity of the north breakwater, respectively. On the signal tower

| of the former breakwater and on the islands of Sanshantao foghorns have also

| been fixed. A wireless telegraph station is established at Takushan, 30 miles

t from the harbour, ana a wireless telegraph station of 35 wk, power at Liu-

| shutun was completed in 1922. There is a granite dry dock 440 ft. 6 in. long

; and 51 feet wide at entrance, with extensive repair shops attached, leased and

i? --nanaged by the Manchuria Dock Yard Co., Ltd. A marine quarantine station.

AllO DAIREN

built at a cost of Yen 430,000 was opened in November, 1913. It is scientifically

designed and equipped on the latest and most approved lines with accom-

modation for both foreign and Chinese passengers.

The whole trade of Dairen for the year 1936 (January-December):

Exports: ... Y432,000,000

Imports: ¥521,000,000

Total Y953,00",O 0

~^*Ont of a total of all ManAuiria of 1.2'*5,00 ',000 Mam-ho ikno Yuan; the Manchoukuo

Yuan being equivalent to the Japanese Yen, and to about Is. 2d.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF KWANTUNG TERRITORY

Governor—H. E. Naohiko Miura

G)YSRX0R’s SliCRB CARIATE Public Works Department

Yoshinosuke Isibisi, chief, Private Sec- Motonosuke Simizu, director

retaries .Section Tutomu Kawai, chief, Planning Section

Mino-suke I-siba-si, chief, Archives Section

(Concurrently) Tutomu Kawai, chief, General Affairs

Section (Concurrently)

Home Affairs Department Seitaro Tukamoto, chief. Maintenance of

Ways and Works Section

Kitaro Siraisi, director Teisuke Ozono, chief, Building & Repair

KinSection

itiro Morioka, chief, Education Section

TatForestry

iki Hayasida,

Section chief, Agriculture &

Wataro Vamaj;uti, chief, Commerce, Police Administration Department

Industry

Tatui Siomi, chief, High Police Section

Finance Department Rikiti Inoue, chief, Public Peace Section

MinoruMae Tanaka, director Tameiti Kato, chief, Anti-Aircraft Section

Masao la, chief, Account Section Tameiti Kato, chief, Criminal Police

Jirp tsihara, Section (Concurrently)

Isihara, chief,Finance

Jiro(Concurrently)chief, SectionSection

Taxation Tei-itiro Sido, chief, Public Health

Section

Acme Code Company,

Condensers Cable Codes,

and Private Code Telephs. 21251,

28924; Cable 23518, 23705, 25833,

Ad: Was^ard

Compilers — 13-17, Yamagata - dori ; Paul F. Elm, manager

Oa'Agent—J.

le Ad: Beer bray er

Beerbrayer S. Kjeldsen, asst, manager

K. G. Buck

m J. C Hansen-Holtze

Agency of The East Asiatic Co., K. Arentoft

P. Sander

Ltd. of Copenhagen, Shipowners and

Merchants — 1, Higashi-koen-cho;

DAIREN All)

Andrews & George Co., Inc., Importers: Bayrhammer «fe Co., Import & Export-

Scientific Instruments, Mining and Civil 85, Kii-machi; Cable Ad: Bayrhammer

Engineering Machinery and Machine-

Tools—Dairen

dori; Branch:

Teleph. 8320; Cable53, Ad:

Yamagata

Yadzu; Beerbrayer, J., General Commissison

H ead

T. T.Office : Tokyo

Kihara, manager Shipping and Forwarding agent—

13-17 Yamagata-dori; Telephs. 6331

Anglo Chinese Eastern Trading Co., and 4932; P.O. Box 44 ; Cable Ad :

Ltd., Merchants, Export and Import, Beerbrayer J. Beerbrayer, principal

Manufacturers of English Style Soya

Cakes and Salad Oil—3, Higash’-

koencho; Teleph. 4404; Cable Ac British Association

Soya; Codes; A.B.C. 0th edn., Uni

versal Trade Code, Bentley’s and President—D.

Winning & Co.)M. Larkins (c/o W. H.

Lombard

M. Oseroff,Codemanager

Hon. Secretary—G. J. 'Edmondson

(c/o British Consulate)

1$ ^ Yang Sze Hon. Treasurer—J. Wilkie'(c/o Hong-

Anz & Co., 0. H., Export, Import, Ship- kong and Shanghai Banking Corp-

ping, Forwarding and Insurance—212, oration)

Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Anz and

Nord-Lloyd

F. Pansing, manager m ti Bir Let

Bryner & Co., Steamship Agents, Ship

Asiatic Transport Co., Export of Hand ping, Insurance, Customs Brokers

Forwarding Agents—216, and

Yamagata-

hooked Rugs & Carpets—54, Yamaga- dori; Teleph. 28801; P.O. Box 103;

ta-dori; Teleph. 2-2928; P.O. Box Cable Ad :Bentley’s

Bryner; Second

Codes Phrase,

Used :

16 : Cable Ad : Asiatranco Bentley’s,

Boe Code and New Boe Code

BANKS F. J. Bryner, managing partner

D. L. Evamy, signs per pro.

Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-dori, Cen- D. Denbigh

tral Circle; Telephs. 8101, 810S and A. Hanjin

8109; P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Cho- S. M. Erohin

senbank A. Maslenikoff

S. Kawaguchi, manager Agencies-.

J. Fukune, signs per pro. The Dollar Steamship Line

G. Kurata, do. The American Mail Line

K. Yatsunami Barber - Wilhelm sen Line. (Barber

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Steamship Lines Inc.)

poration—40, Echigo-cho; Telephs. Canadian Pacific Steamships,)Ltd.

2-5445,2-5030 & 2-6915; P. O. Box 27; Dodwell-Castle Line

Cable The Bank Line

J. A.AdClark,

: Wayagent

ford Blue Star Line

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line

J.F. J.Wilkie, assistant Phoenix

Knightly, do. (Union Assurance Co., Ld., London

Marine, Liverpool)

National City Bank of New York, Holland East Asia Line

The—Totaku Building, 2, Yamagata- Messagerie Maritimes S. S. Co.

doriW. D. Whitemore, manager North Pacific Shipping Co., Van-

•T. J. Clark, acting acct. couver

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Central Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Circle; Teleph. 3161; Cable Ad: Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—212, Yama-

Shokin gata dori; P. O. Box 81: Cable Ad:

S. Asada, manager Swire

A112 DAIREN

Oaklowitz & Co.—49, Shikishima-cho; Norway—3, Higashi Koen-cho

Telephs. Consul—G. Larkins

Carlowitz 216^4, 21853; Cable Ad:

Dr. A.

0. Lord Nolte (Hamburg)

do. Sweden—3, Higashi Koen-cho; Tele-

R. Laurenz (Shanghai) phone 22354

G. Roehreke do. Consul—W. H. Winning

K. Senf, signs per pro. Union of Soviet Socialist Repu-

H. B. Gaetjen blics—1, Higashi Koencho; Te-

H. Kersten Iph. 2-6432 Cable Ad: Sovconsul

A. Kiseleff

O.

W. Frl.

YossShulkeviteh United States of America—

N. Stepanpff Consul—William T. Turner

Vice-Consul—Maurice Pasquet

J. Frl. Weissman Secty. Steno—A.Wakao M. Lewis

Interpreter—S.

« is

Chien ffsin Fang Hang Clerk—T. Iwahashi

China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd. Dairen Chamber of Commerce and In-

—50 Yamagata-dori, Takaoka

Teleph. 2-2446 ; P. O. Box 78; CableBldg.;

Ad: dustry—82, Shikishima cho

Lemjus Dairen Civil Administration Office —

G.H. Nietsch,

Roeser manager Satsuma-cho

W. WichmaPn $ ?8I .

Technical Dept. Dairen Club—131, Sakura-machi

H. G. Heysen Committee—Y. Matsuoka (chairman),

“Agfa” Dept. L. H. Foulds (vice-chairman), G. I.

E. Gustke Larkins (hon. treasurer),

hinami J.(hon. secretary),Dr.G. R.Kis-

H.

m & m ^ m ‘M m Akagi, J. Clark, J. Fukumoto,

Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial General T. Furujo, S. Masuda, P.

Agency at Dairen, Shipping, For- Pansing, M. Pasquet, J. Sim, C.

warding, Insurance, Loans, Import- Tanaka and W. T. Turner

Export and Commission Agents, Dairen Hospital for Infectious

Customs Clearance, Through Pas- Diseases - Fuka-sho

senger Tickets to Western Europe Principal—G. Moriwaki,

booked for Siberian Express—110, Vice-Principal--S. Kato, m.d.

m.d.

Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 8243; P.O. Dairen Kisen Kaisha—195, Yamagata-

Box 48; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor; dori ; Cable Ad: Daiki

Codes • Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th

edn.

t ffi Association

Dairen Marine m ii * — Head

CONSULATES Office: Treauchi-dori; Telephones

Finland—212, Yamagata-dpri; Te 2-9358, 2-4886, 2-7744 and 2-1617.

leph. 3214 Branches Offices : Kobe, Shanghai,

Vice-Consul—P. Pansing Tientsin, Newchwang, Antung, Che-

mulpo and Keelung

France— H.

T. Seki,

Ito, president and chairman

vice-president

Hon. Vice Consul—F. J. Bryner Capt. N. Yokota, do.

Great Britain—Teleph. 2-7341; Cable M. Endo, director

Ad: Britain Capt. G. Otsuka,

R.B. Ogawa, do.

supervisor

Consul—L. H. Foulds Matsumoto, do.

Clerical Officer & Pro-Consul— Capt. G. Otsuka, .supt. surveyor

G. J. Edmondson

Netherlands—3, Higashi Koen-cho; No. 1 Da iren Municipality— Satsuma-cho

Teleph. 22354 Dairen Police Office—Nishi-dori

Vice-Consul—W. H. Winning

DAI HEN Al 13

Daltotat’s Pharmacy, Retail & Whole- Illies & Co., C. (Dairen Agency), Import

sale Chemists & Druggists—68, &23568, Shipping—2, Yamagata Dori; Telephs.

24498, 24499; P.O. Box 23; Ad:

Yamagata-dori: Cable Ad : Dal- lilies and Hapag

totat H. O. von Kirschbaum, manager

L. M. Rogovin, proprietor

Import Department

[|| ^ Pao Lung F. P. Ebenboeck

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Shipping Department

Shipowners, Export and 21251,

Import—1, W. Dittberner

Higashikoen-cho; Telephs. 23518, A. Schroeder

23705, 25833 and 28924; Cable Ad: Accounting Department

Wassard

Paul F. Elm, manager B. Steude

Sv. Kjeldsen, sub-manager Illies & Co., C., Bosch Department—

K.G. Buck

Arentoft |I O.T. W. Nyeborg

Schmith Dairen

Teleph. Branch:

2-2498, 212,Ad:Yamagata-dori;

Cable Illies Dairen

P. Sander | J. C. Holtze Agents for-.

Federation Robert Bosch A. G. and Concern

—HongkongofckBritish ShanghaiIndustries, The

Bank B uilding Works

H. v. Kirschhaum, branch mgr.

Echigo-cho; Cable Ad: Turner H. Ebenboeck

m & e, m Fu chang hung sze 3 & !Mfl $

Fukusho Co. (Fukusho Koshi), Im- Ying shang po na men gang Men yumksien%

porters and Exporters, Engineers, hung sz

Architects

housing, Mining, and Civil

Contractors,

Engineers,Ware-

In Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

surance and General Commission Agents Ltd., Alkali Manufacturers,

of Alkalies & Commercial & IndustrialImporters

—213,Yamagata-dori;CableAd:Fukusho.

Head Office: Dairen Chemicals—196, Yamagata-dori; Teleph.

T.Y.Aioi,

Sasaki,managing

businessdirector

manager 5583 and 21041; P.O. Box 56; Cable Ad:

Alkali

K. Kawabe, chief engineer W. H. Sanford, divisional mgr.

Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Importers of G.S. J.R.Polykarpoff

Horridge

Swedish Machinery and

ters of Manchurian Steel, Expor-

Produce—Totaku (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Bldg.,

Goticus2, Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Japanese Presbyterian Church—

C. I. Tennberg, manager Rev. K. Shirai, b.d., Th. m., pastor

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Japan Tourist Bureau Dairen Branch

Electrical Engineering and Mining —54, Ise-machi; Telephs. 2-5554, 2-4/13,

Machinery—Totaku Bldg.; Teleph. Tourist 2-8682, 2-3085 & 2-5242; Cable Ad:

2-6413; Cable Ad: Gecdair; Codes:

Bentley,

Private New Standard and G.E.C. Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd—Hong

G. E. Kovner, manager Kong and Shanghai Bank Building;

J. T. Gughe, engineer Telephs 2-5819 (Manager), 2-4985

Miss P. Diatlovitsky, secretary (General Office) and 2-2428 (Mgr’#

P. T. Sen | M. Morikawa Residence); Cable Ad : Keystone

(For Agencies See ShanghaiSection) A. P. Bun gey, managing director

Tai Sei Co., distributors

| Hamasaki

porters

of Chemicals, Cable Firearms,and Ex-

135, Yamagata-dori; Ad :etc.—

Ha- Lewis

Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad : Lewis,110,

masaki J. C. Lewis, manager

Y. Hamasaki, president O. L. Lewis

C. Young

'* Hoshigaura Golf Club— Y. Ando

AlH DAIREN

Lloyds Register of Shipping—42, jI Ruthe & Co., A. E., Importers and

Higashikoencho; P.O. Box 17 • Cable i Exporters—54, Yamagata dori; O. P.

Box 24; Teleph. 28903; Cable Ad :

Ad: Register | Ruthe

•Tohn Sim, surveyor

j£‘ )j^ Siang-mow I Santai Oil Mill, Manufacturers of Bean

| Oil—Cable Ad: Santai

Manchorian Co., Ltd., The, (British)— K. Hirose, president

13-17, Yarnagato

Cable Ad: Sagacity Dori; P.O. Box 175;

A. G.J. J.Frost, | Scheinhutte, J.—146, Kaede-cho; Ca-

Frostbranch manager * ble Ad : Slieinhutte

Wan Ming-tze Siemssen & Co., Importers, Exporters,

Ku Chun-ling Engineers and Insurance Agents—317,

| Totaku Building, 2, Yamagata-dori;

“‘Manchuria Daily News”—7, Awajo I Cable Ad: Escosam; Codes: Acme, Mosse

cho; P.O. Box 3; Cable Ad: andC. Private Loewenstein, manager

Manews

Sohrbeck, Georg C., Import, For-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, warding & Shipping—212, Yama-

Yamagata-dori P.O. BoxMerchants—182,

80 gata-dori ; Cable Ad : Kebros

th 't iv is * H South Manchuria Electric Co., Ltd.

Je pen ehuen wei sa —117, Nishi-dori; Teleph. 3141;

( able Ad: Denki

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (The N.Y.K. Line)

-181, and

2-7846 Yatnagata-dori

'2-19S8; Cable; Teleph.

Ad: Yusen2-3739, j it # 5$; t* it il m fi ft

T. Ito, manager South Manchuria Railway Co.,-

Higashikoen-cho; Cable Ads: Mantetsu

or Smrco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 7th

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—212, edns., Complete

Al, Lieber’s, Acme and Bentley’s

and Second Phrase

Yamagata-dori; Teleph.

Anz & Co., O. H., agents 3070 Y. Matsuoka, president

T. presidents

Ohmra and K. Sasaki, vice-

Okura

J. Takebe, T.Satoh,

Kubo,T.M.Nakanishi,

Izawa, T.

Exporters and Contractors—18, Ya- Hirashima and M. Hirayama

magata^dori; Cable Ad : Okura

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—223, Ya- Southern Rev. W.Baptist

W. Adams Convention

and Wife

magatadori; Teleph. 4137; Cable

Ad : Shosen ^ m

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—2, Yamagata

Ratjen & Co., Rud. (Dairen Branch) Dori (Totaku Building); Telephs, 2-5301;

—2, Yamagata-dori, Totaku Bldg.; P.O.G. Box 6 >; Cable Ad: Stand vac

C.Haimovitch

Dear, manager

Teleph. 2-2407; Cable Ad : Ratsam. H.

Head Office : Tokyo. Branch: Osaka B. Kolokolov

Rud. Ratjen, partner (Tokyo) D.

Gr. Walckhoff, mgr. (Dairen) V. P.O. Nikitin

Tilburn, installation supt.

Rising Sun Petroleum Company, Ltd., Taito Co., THE(TaitoYoko),Importers

Exporters, Insurance and Forwardingand

“Shell”

Yarnrgata Petroleum

Dori; Teleph.Products

21383; —Cable

196, Agents—12, Yamagata-dori; 'I elephs.

Ad:J. Petrosam 2-6347, 2-4094

Taitoco; Codes:and -7917; 6thCableedn.,

Ad:

W. Smellie, manager

R.Mrs.J. I. Kalberer Bentley’s and Acme.A.B.C.

Branches: Mouk-

Kaptzan den and Ftsinking

A. H. Symon, Installation mgr. C. Tanaka, president

DAIREN-CHEFOO Alls

# ± tt. W. H. Winning, partner

Teh shih Jcu huo yiu kung mu D. M. Larkins, do.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco G. I. Larkins, do.

Petroleum Products—230, Shihmi-cho, H. Kubo Y. Kubo

Jijiko; Factory: Teleph. 2 34(’4;Business M. Shimana G. M. Hsu

Office: 1, Sado-machi; Telephs. 2-1351 H. Sugiyama S. Markoff

and 2-8493; Cable Ad: Texaco T. Hyano A. Salnikoff

B. E. Rutland, manager Agencies: Shipping

J. T. Ruane, accountant Glen Line Ltd.

S. E. Cull, terminal supt. Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld.

Toba Yoko, Dealers in Iron, Steel and P. k O. Steam Nav.Line

Java-China-Japan Co.

Hardware—8, Omi-cho; Cable Ad: Toba- Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

yoko Kailan Mining Administration

M. Toba, manager Jnsukance

Lloyd’s, London

United Engineebing 17,Co., Manufacturers’ RoyalFire

Sun Insurance

InsuranceCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

Representatives— Yamagata-dori Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.

Head Office: Tientsin Yangtsze

Wahlen, W., Architect—7, Satsuma- sociation, General

Ld. Insurance As-

cho Genekal

Caldbeck, Macgregor ifc Co., Ltd.

Imperial Typewriter Co., Ltd.

Willnee, H. Adolph, Importer and Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Exporter- 1, Higashi Koen-cho Yamato Hotel (Ownexi and Operated by

SB ft Ho Kee theK.South Manchuria

Kawahara, manager Railway Co.)-

Winning & Co., W. H., Merchants—

3, Higashi Koen-choTeleph. 27127 : Y.M.C.A.—

P.O. Box 134; Cable Ad: Winning Secretary—P. H. Baagoe

CHEFOO

^ £ Chi.fu |j Yen-tai

Chefoo, in the Province of Shantung, is the name used by foreigners to denote

this Treaty Port; the Chinese name of the place is Yentai, and Chefoo proper is on

the opposite side of the harbour. Chefoo is situated in latitude 37° 33' 20' N. and longi-

tude 121°Convention

Chefoo 25' 20" E.wasTheconcluded

port wasat opened

Chefoo to foreign trade in 1863;Wade

In 1876

and the

former Viceroy of Chihli, Li Hung-chang. The bynormal

the late Sir population

foreign Thomas of Chefootheis

about 1,000, while the Chinese population is about 100,000. Chefoo has no Settlement,

orcleanConcessions,

roads, and isbutwella recognized Foreign

lighted. From the Quarter,

early dayswhich

of theis well

portkept and has“Road

a foreign good

Committee” administered the Municipal affairs of the Foreign Quarter being succeeded

intional

191uCommittee

by an International

was howeverCommittee

woundofupsixinforeigners

1930 andandthesixForeign

Chinese.Quarter

The Interna-

is now-

administered by the Chinese Authorities in the same way as the rest of the town. There

iswhich

a goodareclub.

full of visitors from July to the end of September. The climate is bracing;allTheof

There are two good hotels and several excellent boarding houses,

winter, which is severe, lasts from the beginning of December to the end of. March:

April, May and June are lovely months and not hot; July and August are hot and

rainy months; and September, October and November form a most perfect autumn

All 6 CHEFOQ

with warm days, cool winds and cold nights. Strong northerly gales are experienced

in the late autumn and through the winter, and the roadstead gives but an uncomfort-

able, though safe anchorage for steamers. In 1909 nearly two months were lost to

trade throughofstress

construction of weather. inThe1915.Netherlands

a breakwater Harbourimprovement

Further harbour Works Co. started works werethe

completed

September 14th, 1921. The breakwater is 2,600 feet long, the height from the base onof

in 1921, the new breakwater, mole and quay being formally inaugurated

the foundation

of the foundationmound to theranges

mound top offrom

the 117

pai’apet

feet tois 133

51| feet.

feet, and the width

A railway trackof the base

has been

laid over the mole. In 1933 Chefoo was made a Special Area by the Provincial

authorities, and the City limits now include a number of surrounding towns and

villages. The population of this Special Area is estimated at 230,000.

The Chefoo-Wehsien motor road was opened to traffic in 1923 and a regular and

express

latter service

port with of cars Kiao-tsi

operate daily between ChefootheandpastWehsien, connecting at the

motor roads have the Railway.

been opened throughout During

the province and several

practically years,

all additional

important

towns are now connected by road with Chefoo, including Tsingtao and Weihaiwei.

None of the

surfacing but,ofroads are speaking,

generally metalled, theyas it haskept

beenin found impracticable to adopt

due tothis

long periods dry weather in Chefoo theareearth first class

surfacing condition,

thereof has proved and the

eminently

satisfactory for conditions in Shantung. However, after heavy rains the roads are

unusable for a period of from twenty-four to forty-eight hours.

Amongst the main exports of Chefoo are Pongee Silks, Silk Waste, Vermicelli,

Ground Nuts, Fruit, Hair Nets, Handmade Laces and Embroideries, and there are also

considerable

Brewmry exports of locally distilled wine. Amongst other industries is the Chefoo

as well asandwith

several

the Clock

Straitsfactories

and Java.whichTheenjoy

portawas briskconnected

business inwith1900allbyChina ports,

telegraph

cables with Tientsin, Port Arthur, Weihaiwei, Tsingtao and Shanghai, in addition to

telegraph land lines with all large interior cities.

Trade in 1937

The trade statistics recorded for Chefoo were as follows, according to value :

direct coastwise

year; imports from abroad, $5.8

importations of million

Chinese asmerchandise,

against $6.8 $18.1millionmillion

in theaspreceding

against

$23.1 million; direct exports abroad, $12.3 million as against $9.7 million; and

coastwise exportations pf Chinese produce, $13.4 million as against $14.8 million.

Thus the combined import sections of trade show a decrease of 20 per cent, and

the combined exports an increase of 5 per cent. Expectation of improved econo-

mic conditions foreshadowed by the armament programmes of various nations,

the strengthened position of the Central Government consequent on the satisfac-

tory settlement of the Sian incident, and the peaceful conditions prevailing

locally under the Shantung Provincial Government, were fully realised during

the first half-year. The climatic conditions prevailing during the year proved

favourable to farmers, who experienced another profitable year, and world

market conditions proved equally favourable to local hand industries, on which

depend the port’s prosperity. In July the Marco Polo Bridge incident occurred,

which rapidly developed into open hostilities severely affecting trade. There

was no slackening of demand from abroad, and prices obtainable remained on

a high level, but the extreme seriousness of the situation brought trade to a

standstill. Communication of all kinds was dislocated. Manchuria, one of the

main markets for the produce of the district, was closed. Both postal and tele-

graphic communications became most undependable. Chinese vessels and junks

were unable to put to sea due to the Japanese naval blockade of the coast. Only

foreign shipping was able to operate, consequently the demand for tonnage

exceeded the space obtainable and freight rates rose abnormally. It was soon

realised that the port would not become directly involved, and business cautious-

ly reopened. Merchants as a whole did not suffer to the extent expected under

the almost impossible trade conditions of the last five months, as an analysis

of the statistics shows. Of staple imports, cotton piece goods continued to

decline, and, in view of the keen competition of the native piece goods and the

increasingly large trade with Tsingtao in duty-paid Japanese fabrics, it appears

CHEFOO A117

most likely that this article wiJ 1 cease to be a staple of Gheioo's foreign trade.

Against continued increases in the past few years, linen for embroideries also

suffered a temporary set-back, due principally to the dislocation of shipping

following the outbreak of the Sino-J apanese hostilities. Total imports fell off

from 967,632 metres in 1936 to 687,524 metres during the year. Sugar, excluding

sugar candy, was, however, in good demand,. and was imported , tp a total

quantity of 15,802 quintals, out of which 13,649 quintals were legally imported,

Japan and Hongkong being the principal suppliers,;.Hongkong supplying 5,751

quintals and Japan 9,701 quintals. It is noteworthy that sulphate of ammonia

has lately found favour with Shantung farmers and is gradually displacing

beancake, 44,191 quintals being imported mainly from Great Britain and Japan,

as compared with 22,385 quintals in 1936. In spite of the adverse effect of the

Sino-Japanese conflict on trade, imports of, mineral oils showed improved figures,

Gasolene increased from 329,423 litres in '1936''to 478,075 litres during the year,

liquid fuel from 2,fi80 to 3,605 metric tqns, and lubricating oil from 432,759 to

456,'155 litres. Kerosene oil, however, declined from 1,580,980 to 1,073,690 litres,

due entirely to the decrease in imports of Japanese kerosene oil, of which only

53,586 litres were recorded as against a total quantity of 559,255 litres in 1936.

The world demand for the products of the port was brisk and the hostilities

proved an added incentive to exporters, who could not afford to risk holding

stock, resulting in a 27 per ceht increase! in the value of direct exports. Except

for fresh fruit, all staple exports either increased or maintained the previous

year’s level. Fruit was handicapped by the closure of its Manchurian markets

during the latter half of the year. However, merchants recovered much by deli-

veries to Hongkong and southern ports. Exports totalled 84,379 quintals as

against 116,194 quintals in 1936. There was an excellent crop of groundnuts,

and the area under cultivation was again large. Both dealers and farmers

quantitiesa ofmost

enjoyed profitablewhich

groundnuts, year. under

In thisnormal

connexion it. should

conditions wouldbehave

added

beenthatshipped

large

abroad via Tsingtao, were sent to this port for exportation due to the more

peaceful conditions prevailing here. Of the hand industries, drawn-thread work

and cross-stitch work and embroideries other than silk increased from $1.4

million in 1936 to $1.9 million, while lace and trimmings increased from $1.2

million to $1.7 million. Pongee increased from 160,490 to 249,260 kilogrammes.

Hair-nets declined slightly frOm 709,744 to 684,423 gross. Great difficulty was

experienced in obtaining beans from Manchuria for the making of vermicelli,

an important industry of the district and one* on which a large number depend

for subsistence. It is, however, gratifying to note that while exports declined,

merchants were adequately compensated by a rise in price, consequent on the

brisk demand both from abroad and domestic markets.

The dredging and blasting operations, which were continued throughout the

year under the management of the Chefoo Harbour Improvement Commission,

have considerably improved the harbour, while the new harbour ice-breaking

tug, commissioned in June, has proved of great assistance to shipping. The

winter was mild and there were no difficulties experienced with ice as in the

previous year, both the inner and outer harbours and the approaches to the port

being ice-free throughout the year.

A118 CHEFOO

DIRECTORY

Anz

Insurance, Shipping—Gipperich Street; Central Agency, Ltd., The—Importers of

Cable

M.A.Ad:W. Anz Busse, partner Cotton Thread Manufactured byJ.&P.

C. W. Schmidt, do. Coats, Ltd., and Others

James McMullan & Co., Ltd., agents

^Yiny s/tang m 'aA si$a huo m yu®kuug

^ sz^ Chefoo Club—

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China) Chairman H. E. Railton

Ltd.—Telepli. 331, Cable Ad: Doric Hod. Secty. - G. Kruper

Astor House Hotel (East Bund)— Hon. Treasurer J. van Hauten

Teleph. 66; Cable Ad: Astor “ Chefoo Daily News” The (Printed and

BANKS Published

Mullan & Co.,byLtd.)—Cable

the Proprietors:

Ad: McMJ. ullan

Mc-

Bank o* Communications—3, Fergu-

son Road; Telephs. 271 and 195, Chefoo Export Co., Manufacturers of

Cable Ad: Chiaotung Hand-made Lace, Embroideries, Pongee

Silks

Box 69;andCable

Hair-nets—Broadway;

Ad : Chexco P. O.

Chartered

and China— Bank of India, Australia

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., agents Chefoo Foreign Silk Association-

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—Cable Ad: Cathay Chefoo Foreign Chamber of Commerce

G. L. Davidson, agent Committee—D. F. R. McMullan

C.N. E.K. Hyde,

Clark, assistant (chairman),

do. chairman), E.M.C. Hagen

Rothschild (vice-

(hon. sec.

British Chamber of Commerce— treas.),

Inutsuka C. W. Schmidt and N.

Chairman—J. P. Coghill, H. B. M.

consul

Acting Secretary—H. E. Rail ton Chefoo Hair Net Co., Ltd., The, Manu-

facturers and Exporters of Hairnets

Broadway Hotel, (First Class Resi- Laces, Pongee Silks, Bedspreads, Em-

dential Hotel)—East Broadway : Te- broideries,

Strawbraids,Handkerchiefs,

Woollen Table

Rugs,Cloths,

and

leph. 563; Cable Ad : Broadway Carpets and Buntal Fibre Hats,

■jjlf Tai koo etc.—Chang Yu Road ; Cable Ad :

Ejung

ButterfieLDifeSwire (John Swire & Sons, B. W. Sen, managing director

Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire

E. C. Hagen, signs per pro-

H ffM Her Chang t H X

Casey Yen tai hai pa kung cheng hut

chants&and Co.,GCnera!

Silk, Exporters—Teleph.

Pongee, etc.. Mer- Chefoo

mission—Harbour Improvement Com-

459;Ernest

CableCasey,Ad: Casey

partner Wen Shih Tseng, chairman

K. L. Chew, assistant S, Momikura, treasurer

Agents for: H. Nagaoka

Phoenix Ts ui Pao Sheng

(Fire andAssurance

Marine) Co., Ld., London M. Rothchild

Lai Chin Yuan, secty. & acct.

TheLondon

South (Fire

BritishandInsurance

Marine) Co., Ld., Chang S-Yu, maintenance engr.

Dollfus Mieg Cie (D. M. C. Thread) P. A. Timofeeff, harbour pilot

CHEFOO Allft

14 H Mei Shing t m X u *

China Crafts, Mail Order House for Ta jih pen ling shift kuan

Pongee Silks, Laces, Embroideries, j Japan—Cable Ad : Riyoji

Linen, Threads, Hair Nets, etc.—Cable Acting Consul—T. Tanaka

Ad:D.Chinacraft

F. R. McMullan, director Chancellors—S. Yamada and S

Ar. Rouse, secretary Terazaki

Mrs. A. M. Rouse, manageress

Netherlands—

China Manufacturers (Chefoo), China Consul—M. A. W. Busse (Acting)

Produce—Cable

Louis Pernot Ad : Progress

Albert Bono Norway—

Consul— G. Kriiper

China Merchants’ Pongee Association,

Manufacturers and Exporters of Sweden— Consul—Y. R. H. Eckford

Pongee Silks, Chefoo Hand mad

Laces, Drawn-Threadwork, Hair Nets,

etc.—Beach Street; Cable Ad: Yenno, m m m mm a

Head Office: Shanghai Tamei kuo ling shi shu

E. P. Yannoulatos, director

N. P. Yannoulatos, signs p.p. United States of America—Cable

P. P. Yannoulatos. do. Ad : American Consul

Miss B. Costa Consul—Quincy F. Roberts

Sam Chow

Chinese Export Co.—Cable Ad: Scwan Customs, fiH iM' TUng hai ktuan

S. C. Wang, manager Chinese Maritime—

Acting Commissioner—S. Momi-

Chinese Telegraph & Telephone kura

Office—13, Beach Road Djing & Co., Walter—Broadway ; Cable

K. Sakamura, director Ad : Cooperate

Y. Saga, traffic manager

T. Hayashi, engineer

Erzinger (A Co,, Merchants—Cable Ad:

Ching Chong

tractors, Hung & Co.,Metals,

Shipchandler, Con- Octagon

Navy Hard- Th. Erzinger

ware

and and Engineering

Provision Supplies,

Merchants, Wine

General Fayeh

Dealers—Singtai Street; Cable Ad : Manufacturers & Co., The, Pioneer -Hair-net

& Exporters Broad-

0252 way; Cable Ad: Wangkidien

Clarke, John H., Silks, Strawbraid

China Produce and General Exporter -

Teleph. 42; Cable n s, ft # is

Tientsin Office: Rue deAd:TakuUndaunted. Foreign Hsi yang hse pin hbrig

Food Store, Ship Chandlers,

John H. Clarke Manufacturers of Delicatessen — 127,

Tung Ma Lou; Cable Ad: Trendel

CONSULATES 1

Fritz” German Restaurant -

Belgium— Mrs. Trendel, proprietor

Consul—Y. R. H. Eckford

S * ® AS A Yen tai dien wha chit

Ta ying liny shin xtiv

Great ..Britain - Cable Ad: Britain Government'Chefoo

istration—

Telephone Admin-

Consul .1. P. Cbghill David K. Wan, manager

AT20 OHEFOO

HOSPITALS McMullan

Printing, &Book Co.,Binding,

Ltd., J., Lithographing,

Printing Press,

General Hospital (For Foreingers Ruling, English or Chinese—Teleph.

593; Cable Ad : McMullan

and Chinese! — Rue de la Croix Publishers of:

Rouge; Teleph. 71 The “Chefoo Daily

Marie Lorenza, superieure Presbyterian HymnNews''

Book

Temple Hill Hospital—Teleph. 684

Dr. W. L. Berst, superintendent 19 a ® n is fc

Miss C. D. Beegle, r.n. McMullan & Co., Ltd.. James, Impor-

Miss M. Luce, r.n. ters and Exporters, Engineering Sup

plies, Commission Agents and Genera-

Ho we & Co., W. C., Exporters and Manu Merchants—Cable Ad: McMullan

D. F. R. McMullan, managing director

facturers of Embroidery, Lace, Hog

Casings and Other Products -Teleph.

466;

Codes Cable Ad: Howeco; Codes: All McMullan (Agencies), Ltd.—10, Beach

Street;

D. F. Cable Ad : Multiple

R. McMullan, chairman

Hsin &C., D. T.—P. O. Box 16; Cable Albert Rouse

V. R. Eckford

Ad: Hsin Rae Eckford

& PS ^ PI ft 3!

Ying Shang Po Na Men Yang Kien MISSIONS

Yu Hsien Rung Szu

Imperial ChemicalofIndustries

Ltd., Importers Alkalies and (China),

Com- ‘fi’ & ft Jl Chang lao kung we-i

merical and Industrial Chemicals—I, American North—Cable

Presbyterian Mission

Ad : Presbyterian

Customs

Alkali Boad; Teleph. 468; Cable Ad: Miss C. D. Beegle

R. J. Parsons, district manager W. C. Booth

Rev. J. E. Kidder and Wife

and Wife

Miss E. Weinglass, typist Rev. D. A. Irwin and Wife

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section) Dr. H. Bryan and Wife

Miss A. E. Carter

Miss S. F. Earner

Kailan Mining Administration R.Dr.A.Wm.

Banning and Wife

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., agents

King Shian A Co., Importers of Hard Rev. G. F.Berst and and

Browne WifeWife

ware, Tools, Textiles and General Miss M. Luce

Mrs. J. Stevens

Merchandise—30,

5944; San She Road;Teleph.

Cable Ad: Manmanti Miss T. M. Westling

Q. H. Ku, manager Dr. J. L. R. Young

Kung Dah Printing Press,: Printers, t # £ Jj/r 0J it

Lithographers,

and MerchantsBookbinders, Stationers Cheeoo IndustrialKi san so gi tuh wei

Lane

Ad: Wende Board

(chairman) and D. F. R.A.H.

of Trustees—Rev. Faers

McMullan

(vice-chairman)

Malcolm, Wm., m.d., Port Health Officer, Hon.

andSecretaries—M

Arthur Rousers. D. T. Murray

Physician

Hospital andand Medical

Surgeon toOfficer

the General

to the

H.B.M. Consulates—Teleph. 85: Cable China Inland Mission Schools,

Ad : Malcolm Chefoo—Cable Add : Inland

Senior School

n&m 15 tfi HZ Mao Kee The Staff

Mao Kee Lighter Co. — P. A. Bruce, m. a., f.r.g.s., prin-

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., agents cipal

CHEFOO A121

R. F. Harris, b.a., vice-principal Roman Catholic Mission—

Miss M. Fyle, vice-principal (On RightJ.Rev.

Rev. Prosper Durand, bishop

M. G^renton

furlough) Rev. Fr.Fr. Solano

Pierre Seyr^s

Miss E. M. Broomhall, acting Rev. Bochaton

vice-principal Rev. Fr. Tarcisse Kackeiser

Teaching ."staff- Mrs. H. E. V. Rev. Fr. Rene Bulle, procurator

Andrews, R. V. Bazire, Mrs. P.

A. Bruce, H. J. t halkley, b.a., Roman Catholic Mission Order of

Mrs. R. F. Harris, B.A., S. St. Francis —

Houghton, b.a., Mrs. S. Hough- RightFr.Rev.Joseph

Prosper Durand, bishop

ton, Miss I. T. Lucia, b.sc. (On Rev. (Jhrenton

furlough), S. G. Martin, m.a., Rev. Fr. Pierre Seyres

Mrs. S. G. Martin, b.a., Miss I. Rev. Fr. Solano

TarcisseBochaton

Kackeiser

E. Phare, a.c.t.c., Miss M. Rev. Fr.

Philips, b.sc., Miss I. J. Taylor, Rev. Fr. Rene Bulle, procurator

b.a., G. P. Welch and Miss A. K.

Willoughby

Music—Miss H. M. Priestman, Mrs.

R. V. Bazire, b.mtjs. and Miss N. Mitsui Bussan-- Kaisha, San Ching

Ltd., General

M. Edwards, l.a.b.

House Staff Ad| Mitsui ; P.O. BoxTai3 Street; Cable

Merchants—129, Sing

Housekeepers—Boys: Miss C. Nes- N. Inutsuka, manager

land (On furlough) and Miss I. G. Miyagawa

E. Wilson; Girls: Miss L. M. K. Sakamoto

Williams C. Yamaguchi

Wardrobe Keepers—Boys : Mrs. A. T. Watanabe

Preedy and Miss E. Twidale; K. Kusakawa

Girls: Mrs. P. Olesen and Mrs.

H. J. Chalkley Tung an yen wu chi ho chih suo

Matrons—Boys: Miss E. L. Smith, National GovernmentSalt Administra-

S. R.N. ; Girls: tion Miss(Tung

R. I. AnM, Assistant District

Dobson Inspectorate of Salt Revenue)—Teleph;

Preparatory School 267; Cable Ad: Salt and 4472 (Chinese);

Miss A. K. Carr, n.f.tj., principal Radio Ad: Salt and 14472 (Chinese)

Miss IST. K. Getgood, vice-principal

Teaching Staff—Miss H. C. Lassen, I! m Wan Fung

Miss M. G. Priestman, Miss B. Niggemann & Co.,Cable

W.—Chefoo, Dairen

M, Stark, Mrs. G. P. Welch, b.a.,

Miss L. M. D. Weller and Miss andW.Weihaiwei;

Niggemann,

Ad: Wanfung

proprietor

P. G. Young, b.a. W. Dunsing

House Staff Agents for-.

Housekeeper—Miss H. G. Hender- Holland East Asia Line

Line

son Wilh. Wilhelmsen

Matron—Miss L. M. Day Glen Line (Weihaiwei)

Wardrobe Keepers—Boys : Miss P. Nippon Yussen Kaisha

M. Galloway; Girls: Miss D. B. Vancouver Shipping Co.

Cobb (On furlough) and Mrs. C.

H. Thomas, b.a. ^ B /k

Nurse—Mrs. W. J. Hanna, r.n. Yung-shing-kung-sze

Secretarial Staff—Rev. H. E. Y. Paradissis, Freres et Cie., Pongee

Andrews and Miss O. G. Searle

Medical Staff—F. H. Judd, b.a., Lace and Hairnet Manufacturers

m.b., b.o. (On furlough), Mrs. F. and Exporters (wholesale only)—

F. H. Judd (On furlough), A. H. Cable Ad : Paradissis

Alex. E. Paraciissis, ll.b., , rung,

Howie, m.b., ch.b., Mrs. A. H. director

Howie, s.r.n., Miss D. M. Fou-

car, r.n. and Miss M. C. Mann, Proprietor and General Manage} of-.

S.R.N. The Credit Foncier du Shantung

A122 (JHEFOO

Peenot Standard Hairnet & Thread Products

General Produce—Cable Ad: Pernot j , Go.—Cable, Ad: Hsin

(Chefoo) & (Jxe., Silk and

Louis Pernot

Albert Bono ^ H Mei Foo

Post Office— Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Refin-

Deputy Postal Commissioner-in - ed Petroleum and Lubricating Oils

Charge—Lai Ki Hong •—Beach Road; P.O. Box 10; Teleph.

| 155; Cable Ad : Standvac

fli Ifc H. T Chen, manager

Railton &Co,, Ltd., H.E., Silk Merchants Tai Tung

Exporters and Importers — Cable Ad: ; C'ilk, Laces, Hairnets and Embroidery

Railton Broadway; Cable Ad : Taitung

H. E. Railton, managing-director

G. Kruper, director ! Temple Hili Hospital—(*Se

Jas- Silverthorne, director

1

Reuter’s Agency— Texas Co., The, Petroletfra Products—

D. F. R. McMullan I Cable Ad: Texaco

Rieser Co., Inc., The, Importers and | Tung ShunStore-keepers

Co., Importers, Exporters,

Exporters of Hairnets, etc.—Cable Ad: General & Navy Con-

Rieserando;Codes: WestUnion-5-Letter tractors—6, Gipperich Street; Teleph.

530; Cable Ad:.Turigshun; Codes Used:

Mervin Rothschild, manager Bentley’s & Acme. Branch Office:

Shantung Hand Knitting Co., Hair-net Tsingtao C. H. Chi, manager

Manufacturers & Exporters—Broad-

way; Cable Ad: Wongkidien Webster, Chao & Co., Ltd., Manufac-

Shantung- SttK and Lace Co., Manu- , turers H. C.and Exporters—Broadway

Webster, partner

facturers and Wholesale Exporters of | Geo. Y. Chao, mang. partner

Pongees,Laces, Embroideries, Hair Nets, |

Strawbraids and Woollen

Road; Cable Ad: Y ufeng Rugs—Beach ! Western Co., The, Exporters of Hair

H. T. Lee, manager Nets, etc.—Beach Road; Cable Ad:

J. Woo, do. Wester nco

Shantung Trading Union, Ltd., The, | I

Exporters, Importers and Manu- } Y'annoulatos Brothers

facturers—Cable Ad: Satru; All Exporters, Shipping(China), General

Agents and

Codes, Used Brokers—Red, Cross Street; Cable

Shantung Traders Co., Ltd., The Ad: Onneybros. Branches: Chefoo.

(Shantung Handels-Ges.), Export, Im- ; Dairen, Kobe and Athens (Greece)

E. N.P. P.Yannoulatos,

port and Insurance—P.O. Box 2; Cable

Ad: Shantra Yanmmlatos,director

director (Athens)

H. Lanz, manager E. V. Bono, signs

P. Huitong, permanager

Chinese pro.

Shun Chang Co,, Commission Merchant S. K. Yoa, secretary

Import-Export

and 140 ; Cable—Beach Rd; Teleph. 142 I Yih Wen Commercial College, The

Ad : Shunchang Temple

VictorHill Wong, president

Smith & Co., L. 7 H., Merchants-

Cable Ad: Semaj j Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Cable

J. M. Cappeien AdJames

: McMullan

W. E. Harle McMullan & Co., Ltd., repre-

-Agencies: sentatives

Union Insurance Society of Canton

Union Fire

China Assurance Society,

Insurance Co., London

Ltd. Yu Tat TungMerchants—29,

& Co., Navy Contractors and

North British and Mercantile Ins. Co. General Street; Cable Ad: Yutaitung

Gippench

LUNGKOW

a a Lung-how

Lungkow, a sub-office under the Chefoo Customs Commissioner, was

declared a trading port in November, 1914, but was not formally opened

until 1st November, 19L5. It is about 8u naulical miles by sea and b7 statute miles

by highway

lies duemiles

about 100 west ofsouth-west

Chefoo, onof the

the west coastport,

Japanese of the Shantung

Dairen, and is piomontory.

the nearest portIt

to the rich Manchurian provinces. Newchwang and Tientsin are each about 5200

miles distant from Lungkow.

The port is well sheltered on the north by the Chimatao Peninsula, and is the

most northern one in China proper open to the sea throughout the year, though

the Harbour is sometimes partly frozen over, greatly handicapping the move-

ments of the clumsy cargo boats. This generally happens in January. The

harbour of Lungkow (Dragon’s Mouth) is seven miles wide at the entrance,

and has a sand bar which forms a breakwater for five miles across the open-

ing. The inner harbour has a low-water mark of from 11 to 14 feet and storms

seldom disturb the shipping inside. It is not to be expected that the Chinese

Government will, for many years at least, undertake extensive harbour im-

provements at (Lungkow; but, as it is, the inner harbour has accommodation

for a great deal of shipping and, as its bottom is of clay, not sand, a con-

siderable increase in the depth of water available could probably be brought

about by dredging operations. Until such time as recognition of its favourable

geographical situation forces the bestowal of increased communications, to-

gether with harbour improvement similar to those at Chefoo, any increase of

trade will be slow and must come from an increase in exports and a gradual

elevation of the scale of living with an attendant increase in imports. A

handsome new reinforced concrete pier at the New Settlement has been com-

pleted, but has never been used and is slowly falling into decay, while the

roads leading to it have been allowed to deteriorate. During 1924 develop-

ment of the town northwards was planned with some success, but it has since

been abandoned. An ‘electric light works, long anticipated, is now an

accomplished fact.

The town of Lun kovv has a population of about 15,663 of which 142 are Japanese

and 3 European,ofbut130,000.

a population it is estimated

A level that withofn acountry

stretch radius behind

of aboutLungkow',

five miles there

thicklyis

populated and very fertile, gives promise of the port some day assuming con-

siderable importance The proposed Chefoo-Weihsien Railway would connect

Lungkow wdth both Chefoo and 'Weihsien, thus with north and central Shan-

tung. The Weihsien-Lung-kow-Chefoo motor highway could be easily converted

into a railway. In the meantime, this new road brings m< re trade to the

port, although closed to traffic in wet weather, the rainy season being July

and August. The transport of mails and cargo is considerable in normal

times. The beach and isthmus of Lungkow are of a loose drifting sand, which,

in stormy weather, coupled with dust from the numerous coal supply depots

on all sides, mar what otherwise might easily become a seaside resort for those

work is in the near,neighbourhood. The climate is slightly cooler than that

of Chefob, and nb sdohbt onfe of the healthiest dn China.

Teade in 1937

Although free from actual w’arfare, Lungkow had its full share of troubles

during the year. Movements of troops, attended by commandeering of means

of transportation, labour, and materials; periodic visits of Japanese

Al24 LCJNGKOW

men-of-war and seaplanes; large exodus of population, Chinese and Japanese;

closing-down of banks and shops and general uncertainty, were the obstacles

with which the port’s trade had to contend during the later half of the year

following the outbreak of Sino-Japanese hostilities. Further difficulties were

created by the complete suspension of ^sb^ppifig resulting from the rigid enforce-

ment of the blockade by the Japanese Navy in September. Money was tight,

remittances were difficult if not impossible to effect, communications were inter-

rupted and prices for foodstuffs arid daily necessities soared.

Fortunately, trade and revenue conditions during the first half-year were

very satisfactory and saved the year’s figures from making a too poor showing.

The value statistics, in so far as recorded by the Customs, were as following:

direct foreign imports $1.7 million as against $2 million in the previous year;

coastwise importation of Chinese merchandise, $4.4 million as against $5.5

million; direct exports to foreign countries, the same as in 1936, i.e., $2.6 million;

and coastwise exportations of Chinese merchandise, $2.8 million as against $3

million. With the exception of sulphate of ammonia, which, dug to brisk demand

in the spring, rose from 35,545 quintals in 1936 to 49,476 quintals, all other staple

imports declined : sugar,' 4,506 quintals as against 4,552 quintals in 1936; kero-

sene oil, 658,000 litres as against 1.2 million litres; Antung timber, 5,760 cubic

metres as against 21,416 cubic metres; and Fushun coal, 10,155 metric tons as

against 28,720 metric tons. Coastwise importations of such Chinese produce as

wheat flour, rice, beancake, coal, and wild raw silk also showed decreases. Of

staple exports, shipments of vermicelli to Hongkong receded from 53,060 quintals

in 1936 to 51,122 quintals. Coastwise exportations of this mainstay of Lungkow’s

trade also show a quantitative decrease of 29 per cent below the previous year’s

record. Wootung wood logs and straw hats were the only exports abroad to do

well during the year; live cattle, fresh fruits, groundnut oil, Chinese pens,

fresh vegetables and joss sticks all falling off. The Ling Lung Gold Mine,

with its machinery valued at G.U. 200,000, as well as a number of bridges

along the Chefoo-Weihsien motor road were destroyed in November and December

when the garrison troops, for strategic reasons, evacuated from the Shantung

peninsula. The difficulties under which Lungkow' trade laboured during 1937

are reflected in the heavy drop of 21 per cent in the revenue collection below the

1936 figure. It may safely be surmised that the losses incurred by the mercantile

community must have been greater than the decrease in revenue collection

indicates. Of the total collection, 3 per cent was contributed by seizures and ]8

per cent by the 13 Maritime Customs stations under Lungkow control.

DIRECTORY

Customs, Chinese Makitime— Wang Teh En, Chin Deh Chang,

Acting Deputy Commissioner—-S. Yang Tze Yung, Cheng Jui, Liu

Momikura Deh Hin, Pi Jen Pu, Lee Tung

Acting Deputy Commissioner — Sheng, Wang Chao Han, Yoh

Chung Wei-chung Chao I, Ding Djen Deh, Shih

Clerks—Seng Siu Ching, Yu Ching Shueh Han and Chao Yung

Yep, Huang Wei-kung, Tien

Chih-yung, Lee Po Chi, Feng Chu’an

Shih and Yen Hsu

Tidesurveyor—W. B. Bird

Tidewaiters—Chou Teh Cheng, Liu Roman Catholic Mission’s Dispensary

Rev. L. M. Frederic

Chen-min, Chuan Tseng Whe,

VV K I H A I W El

®( IS M Wei-hai.wei

Weihaiwei is situated on the south side of the Gulf of Pechili near the extremit y

ofnorth-west

the Shantung Promontory,

and the same from and about port 115 miles distant on thefrom Port Arthur on the

a strongly fortified Chinese navalthestation, ofit Kiaochau

was captured bysouth-west.

the JapaneseFormerly

on 30th

January, 1895, and was held by them pending the payment of the indemnity, which

was finally liquidated in 1898. Before the evacuation by the Japanese an agreement

was arrived at between Great Britain and China that the former should take over the

territory

flag on lease hoisted,

was formally from thethe latter, and, accordingly,

Commissioners on the 24th

representing theirMay, 1898, thecountries

respective British

atNarcissus,

the ceremony

for Great Britain, and Taotai Yen and Captain Lin, of the ChineseH.M.8

being Consul Hopkins, of Chefoo, and Captain King-Hall, of war

vessel Foochi, for China. Weihaiwei was leased to Great Britain “ for so long a period

as Port Arthur shall remain in the occupation of Russia,” and was regarded by the

British Government as a sanatorium for the British squadron on the China station.

toAt the Washington

withChina,

the questions

Conference

and duringarising

the latter in 1921 Great

out ofpartthis.of 1922

Britain offeredCommission

Theseanquestidns

Anglo-Chinese to return the'territory

included arrangements Piet tofordeal

the

use of the port by the British Fleet as a summer station, provisions

foreign residents, and the representation of foreign residents in the administratioh for the safety of

of the territory. Towards the end of 1934 the Chinese and British plenipotentiaries

arrived

rention, atwasaalmost

complete

readyagreement regarding the termsFengof Yii-hsiang

rendition, brought

and theabout Con-

a coup d'etat in Peiping inforNovember

signature ofwhen

thatGeneral

year. Negotiations were resumed in

1929 and carried to a successful conclusion in April 1930, by the signature at

Nanking of the convention for the rendition of Weihaiwei, which was ratified

and came into force on October est, 1930. It was accompanied by an agreement whereby

certain

period ofnaval privileges

ten years, andtofacilities

subject renewalwere granted tobetween

by agreement the British

the twoGovernment

Powers. for a

The former leased territory, which lies in lat. 37 deg.

min. E., comprises the Island of Liu Kung, all the islands in the Bay of Weihaiwei,30 min. N., long. 120 deg.

and10a

belt

ruggedof land 10 English miles wide along the entire coastline, and consists of ranges of

and rivermountains

beds. The andisland

rocky hills

of Liuup Kung,

to 1,600once

feet high,

barrendividing the plains

and nearly intobutvalleys

treeless now

verdant and picturesque as the result of a system of afforestation inaugurated in 1910,

is formed by a backbone of hills rising to some 500 feet. The hillsides on the main-

land, of which Port Edward is the chief port, are either barren rock or planted with

dwarf pine and scrub oak trees. The valleys are mostly undulating country full of

gullies and mountain river-beds; the streams are all torrential and choke up the valleys

with sand and debris from the hills. During three-quarters of the year these river-beds

are dry. All the hills are terraced for cultivation as far as possible. The total area of

the territory is about 285 square miles.

The strata of the mountains are metamorphic, consisting of beds of quartzite, gneiss,

crystalline,

found in theand limestone,

territory and cuthas across by dykesby.ofthevolcanic

been worked Chinese,rockandand granite.

silver, Goldandis

tin, lead,

iron are said to exist. Good building-stone and a rich non-hydraulic limestone are

found. The territory contains some 360 villages, and the population was estimated

in 1931 at 195,000. There are five small market towns, where fairs are held every

five days.

The majority

a peaceful, of thefolk.

law-abiding Chinese inhabitants are either fishermen or farmers, and are

Commissioner appointed under theup Weihaiwei

The Government of Weihaiwei to the date ofOrder-in-Council

rendition was administered

of the 24th July, by a

1902, with powers similar to those of a Colonial Governor. Under this Order the

A126 WEIHAIWEI

Commissioner was empowered to make Ordinances for the administration of the

territory.

GovernmentItofis now administered

the Republic by a High

of China, whoCommissioner

acts diiectlyappointed

under thebyorders

the National

of the

Executive Yuan at Nanking

Weihaiwei is now a fairly regular port of call for many China

sailing northwards from Shanghai. The harbour is well lighted by two lighthouses. coasting steamers

The climate of Weihaiwei is exceptionally good, and the winter, though cold, is dry

and bracing. European

commodious A land and building There

bungalows. company is aformed in Shanghai,

large hotel has erected

on the mainland severalof

capable

accommodating over 100 people, and also a hotel on the Island with accommodation

for 50 to 60. Both on the mainland and on the island good roads have been made

by the local Government, and there are recreation parade grounds and golf courses in

both places.

Kung)Theis city of Weihaiwei

a walled (which

town of about 2,000liesinhabitants.

on the mainlandThe townopposite the island

is a poor one, andof Liu

the

New roads and a Public Park have been constructed recently, and two ofvegetables.

greater portion of the enclosed area is not built on, but cultivated for the four

picturesque towngates have been demolished to admit carriages.

No Customs duties were collected at Weihaiwei during the British regime*

In spite of the low taxation, the growing prosperity of the territory under British rule

caused the public revenue to increase from about $2,000 in 1000 to about half a million

dollars

This andinthe1930. But a Chinese

establishment of otherMaritime

Central Custom

GovernmentHouseRevenue

has nowCollecting

been established.

Depart-

ments, such as the Salt Gabnlle and the Wine and Tobacco Tax Bureau, has resulted in

increased taxation accompanied by a diminution of the revenues available for local

government. The Municipal

Central Government Government

for balancing its budget.is nowThedependent on aofsubsidy

curtailment from the

tbe commercial

advantages dependent on what was practically a free port has reduced the volume

of business and depressed land values. The system of Government is now more

elaborate and the number of officials has greatly increased since Rendition.

Trade in 1937

beenThe

freeyear

fromopened

politicalwith considerable

disturbance and promise,

unrest forthemany

Weihaiwei district having

years. Admittedly the

political situation in the North gave cause for some uneasiness, but the fact that

the trade of the port depends almost entirely on the district itself and not on

important interior marts afforded good reason for optimism. Unfortunately,

the spring fishing season was a disappointing one. Strong gales interfered with

fishing activities and destroyed many of the prawn nets, causing irreparable

losses. The Japanese naval blockade of the coast subsequently removed all possi-

bility of recuperation during the autumn fishing season, and the financial loss

to the district was in consequence extremely severe. It was therefore fortunate

that the groundnut crop was above the average and that the export trade in this

staple commodity was little hampered by the blockade.

The total value of that portion of the trade of the district covered by Customs

statistics was $10.4 million, showing negligible decrease compared with the total

of the preceding year ($10.6 million). For this satisfactory outcome, coastwise

exports, which appreciated by about 16 per cent compared with 1936 (i.e.,

approximately $3 million ip $3.5 million), and exports abroad, which appreciat-

ed by about 8 per cent (i.e., approximately $2.3 million to $2.5 million), were

entirely responsible. Groundnut shipments contributed about 85 per cent of the

total value of coastwise exports and about 86 per cent of the total value of for-

eign exports; A total of 163,402 quintals of groundnuts was shipped to other

Chinese ports, representing an increase of 12,316 quintals compared with the

figure for the, preceding year. Despite the fact that the quantity of this com-

modity exported abroad decreased by 23,422 quintals to 118.464 quintals compared

with 1936, the higher prices obtaining actually resulted in an increase in total

value of the year's shipments abroad. Direct foreign imports declined by sbout

40 per cent (i.e., approximately $1.2 million to SO.1/ million) compared with the

WEIHAIWEI—PORT EDWARD A127

preceding year, due principally to a general decline in staple imports consequent

upon the cessation of trading between Dairen, Manchuria^ ports, Korea, and

this port. Particularly noticeable were the decreased arrivals of bran (94,033

quintals in 1936 to 3,506 quintals), fertilisers, not otherwise recorded (10,606

quintals in 1936 to 400 quintals), and timber (12,616 cubic metres in 1936 to 1,902

cubic metres). The value of coastwise imports also declined by 10 per cent (i.e.,

approximately $4.1 million in 1936 to $3.7 million), due to decreased arrivals of

such staple imports as wheat flour, rice and paddy, and beancake. Coastwise

importations of rice fell by about 21 per cent to 78,252 quintals, causing consi-

derable anxiety in the district. As a result of the serious shortage of rice, the

country-people are said to be largely dependent on the sweet potato crop to carry

them through the winter of 1937-8.

The summer season was a good one, the number of visitors to the port show-

ing a substantial increase. Moreover, owing to the hostilities at Shanghai, the

season was a longer one than usual, and many visitors remained on into the

month of October. Part of the British fleet arrived at the end of May and the

remainder at the beginning of June, but, owing to unsettled conditions elsewhere,

many of the ships were subsequently withdrawn. No public works of note were

carried out during the year by the local government authorities due to continued

straitened financial circumstances and the uncertainty of the future.

DIRECTORY

PORT EDWARD

Aquarius Co. or Shanghai, Manufac- ; Kwanlitsen:

turers of Table Waters— Mrs. M. Smith

| Shihtao:

Lavers & Clark, agents Miss&Akers

Caldbeck, Macgricgor & Co., Ltd:, Mr. Mrs. J. R. Davis

Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Shihtouhuo:

Miss J. Coxon

Merchants— Shangputou:

Lavers

Chartered Bank India Australia A

China— t & Jg « *

Lavers & Clark, agents Chung hwa sheng hung hut

Chinese Maritime Customs—Cable Ad: Church of England Mission (S.I'.G.) -

Custos Rev. E. Skues, b.a.

Mrs. L. Skues

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Franciscan Convent—

Rev. Mother Superior—M. Rosalie

Christian Missions in Mann Lands— St. James

W eihaiwei

Mr. & Mrs. A. Whitelaw Rev. E.Church—Liu

Skues, b.a. KungTao

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clarke St. John’s Church—Port Edward

Miss A. Gresham

Miss A. Rout Clark & Co., D., General Merchants-

Wenteng Hsien:

Mr.

Miss E. Daniel 1 John Clark, manager

A128 WEIHAIWEI—PORT EDWAED

East Cliff Hotel—Cable Ad : Eastcliff HorDorward Chung, Tea Service Maker- 48,

Road

Mrs. A. M. A. Travers, manageress

Fock

IPS Tai ImperialImporters ofIndustries

Chemical (China)

Fock Tai & Co., Importers and Exporters, Ltd., Alkalies, Dyestuffs

General Merchants, Shipping and Insur- Commercial & Industrial Chemicals, etc.

Foo Wei Co., agents

ance Agents- Cable Ad: Futai, Weihai-

weiD. C Chow, general manager

D. Hunson, manager Island Hotel- Cable Ad : Island

H. C. Fong D. Clark & Co., proprietors

Shipping Dept.:

Y. C. Lee, manager King’s Hotel—Cable Ad: Kings

Hsu Chifong D. Clark & Co., proprietors

'd The,

Foo Wei Co., ’£ General

FooMerchants

Wei and $ $ Tai Mow

Commission Agents—15,

Cable Ad: Foowei Yi Yuan Lu; Lavers & Clark,

Shan Lu, Merchants—

Mainland: Cable Ad26,: Lavers

Chung

H. W. Sun, mng. director E. E. Clark

H. W. Chi, manager

Agents: Niggemann & Co., W., General Merchants

Kailan Mining Administration T. M. Shang, signs per pro.

Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ld.

The China Soap Co., Ld. Standard Vacuum Oil Co.--Cable Ad :

Yao Socony

UnionHuaInsce.

Mechanical

Society ofGlass Co. Ld.

Canton, Fock Tai Co., Agents

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Yangtsze Insurance Association Ltd.

The Texas Co. (China), Ld. Lavers & Clark, Agents

H.B.M. Consulate—Cable Ad: Britain

Hongkong Yee TsoongAd:Tobacco Distributors, Ltd,

Lavers && Clark,

Shanghai

agentsBanking Corpn. —Cable

Fock Tai &Powhattan

Co., Agents

WE1HAIWEI

Ah Fong, Photographers—Island and Rev.(Mowping)

C. Stern, pro. praef. rector

Mainland;

F. H. Sze,Cable Ad: Ah Fong

manager Rev. J. B. Yang, (V\H.W.)

Ah Mee, Government Contractor— Rev. Francis Ki, rector (Wen-

Mee E. San, proprietor teng-East)

Rev. F. Chicoine

H.B.M. Naval Depot—Liukungtao, Wei Rev. T. Cansell, rector (W.H.W.

haiwei Yentaen)

Medical Officer-in-Charge, Naval Rev. G. Quint, procurator (W.H.W.)

Depot—Surg. Comdr. A. A. Pom- Rev. Peter Liou (Wenteng)

fret, m.b., oh.b., d.o.m.s., Royal Rev. Paul Yang (W.H.W.)

Navy

Deputy Naval Store Officer—J. A. Rev. C. Fried, rector (Pov-si-tow)

Brown Rev. X. Fried (W.H.W.)

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Stella M aris School—

Rev. Br. Andrew-Joseph, director

Catholic Rev.Bonaventure,

Br. Emile, Chrysologus

Irenaeus, CyrilJoachim,

Rev. M.Mission

Masson,ofsuperior

Weihaiwei—

(W. H.W.) 1

WEIHAIWEI—TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) A129

The Convem Laces, Hoses, Tea-pots, Silver Orna-

Rev. Mother Mauritia, superior ments, Model Junks, Shantung Pro-

Rev. Mother Henriette, Immacu- ducts—28, 29a, 29b, Kun Ming Street;

Cable Ad: Weising

lee, Gabriel, Chrodegand S. S Handley, director

Rev. Sisters Constance, Lauren- S. C. Huang, manager

tius, Nicolas, Eucharistic, Ma-

ria, Souse, Annoberta, Catherine

and Agnes Wei Sing Trading Co., Importers and

Union Chapel—Liu-kung-tao Exporters of Linens,

Laces, Flax

Hoses,Yarn, Silks,

ForH. the use of Non-Conformists of Embroideries,

M. Fleet Hair-net, Silver-Ornaments,

Tea-pots,

and Shan-

A. Whitelaw and Wife tung Products—28, ^9a, 29b, Kun Ming

Chieh; Cable Ad : Weising

Reuters, Ltd.— Weihaiwei Handiwork Co., ntgrs. and

E. E. Clark, agent proprietors

S. W,

C. C.Huang, signs per pro.

Lee, sales manager

SinLiukungtao

Jelly-Belly & Co., Naval Tailors—

J. K. Chu, manager Yuen Chong & Co., Naval and Military

Contractors — Liukungtao; Cable Ad:

Weihaiwei Lighter Co.— Yuenchang

Fock Tai & Co., managers H. Hunson

» I « # « « M IS ^ Yung Sheung

Wei sing sze sui pien chi kung cho Yung King & Co., Army and Navy

Weihafwei Handiwork Co., Manufac- Contractors, General Storekeepers —

turers and Exporters of Embroideries, The Bund; Cable Ad : Yungking

TSLNGTAO ( KIAOCHAU )

jJ>|>j j||| Kidu-chau

Tsingtao, situated at the entrance to Kiaochau Pay in Shantung, was

occupied by a German squadron on November 14th, 1897, in consequence of

the murder of two German missionaries, and Germany obtained from China

a lease of the territory for the term of 99 years When the great war in

Europe broke out in 1914, Japan, under the terms of her treaty of alliance

with Great Britain, intervened because the peace of the Far East was menaced

by the German occtiipation of Kiaochau, inasmuch as the Colony constituted

a naval base for operations in the East against the shipping and territories

of the countries with whom Germany was at war. Shortly after the out-

break of the war Japan advised Germany to disarm all her armed vessels in

Chinese and Japanese waters, and to hand Kiaochau over to Japan with a

view to its eventual restoration to China. Germany returned no reply to

this communication. Consequently, on August 23rd, Jaipan declared war

against Germany,

to blockade and took

and” invest measuresterritory

the German at once, ofin co-operation

Kiaochau. Thewithbombardment

the British,

of the place by land and sea began on September 27th, and the garrison

capitulated on November 7th after all the forts had been taken by a final

night attack, in which the South Wales Borderers co-operated with the

Japanese. H.M.S. Triumph and the destroyers Usk and Kennett assisted in

the naval operations. Upwards of 5,000 prisoners were taken and conveyed

to Japan for internment until the end of the war.

A130 TSINGTAO (KIAOCFTAL )

By the Sino-Japanese Treaty of 1915, China engaged herself to recognise all

matters that might be agreed upon between the Japanese Government and the

German Government respecting the disposition of all the rights, interests and

concessions, which, in virtue of treaties or otherwise, Germany possessed

vis-a-vis'-China

recognised at thein time

relation

by toGreat

the province of Shantung.

Britain and France. AtThistheinstrument

Conferencewasof

the Allies at Paris, the Chinese delegates contended that any rights which

Germany possessed should revert to their Government, in accordance with

Japan’s original undertaking, especially as, since that undertaking was given,

China had become one of the Allies. As they failed to obtain satisfaction,

they declined to sign the Peace Treaty with Germany, which provided that

Germany’s rights in Shantung should be transferred to Japan. The matter

came before the

tung Treaty, Washington

under Conference

which it was providedinthat

1921,theandterritory

the result wasbetherestored

should iShan-

to China. A Si no-Japanese Commission was subsequently appointed to give

effect to the provisions of the Treaty, and this body met in 1922 and arranged

terms which are set forth in the Treaty section of this volume.

While Kiaochau was in German occupation, the special attention of the

.Administration was devoted to agricultural, commercial and mining deve-

lopment in the Protectorate and Shantung. The local administration con-

sisted of a Council, composed of all the heads of the several administrative

departments under the personal supervision of the Governor and four mem-

bers chosen from the civil population and appointed for two years. The Pro-

tectorate developed to an unlooked-for extent under this system of admini-

stration, which enabled all the vital questions at issue, such as legal rights,

landed properties, land-tax assessment, school and church matters, to be sat-

isfactorily settled. The object of the Administration in dealing with the

land question was to secure for every settler the lasting possession of his plot,

thereby apposing unhealthy land speculation. Tsingtao, on the 2nd Septem-

ber, 1898, was declared a free port- The harbour had all the advantages of

a Treaty port, and as a free port especially recommended itself as an em-

porium, since the merchant could there store, free of duty, his wares from

abroad or his raw materials brought from the interior of China. The Chinese

import duties were at first levied only on goods brought to Tsingtao by

sea, when they were transported beyond the borders of the Protectorate into

Chinese territory- The Chinese export duties were at first levied only on

goods brought from the interior of China, when they were shipped, from the

German Protectorate to any other place. But in December 1905 a

new Convention came into force whereby Tsingtao ceased to be a

free port, and the Imperial Maritime Customs began to collect

duties there as well as all the other Treaty ports of China. But

the Convention stipulated that 20 per cent of the import duty collected

at Tsingtao should be paid to the Imperial German Government. The Com-

missioner of Customs in his report for 1906 commented on the arrangement

as follow's:—“The principal object of the arrangement, which, moreoveh,

afforded the opportunity of a political rapprochement and material conces-

sions for mutual benefit on both sides, was the creation and promotion of

trade and commerce between the Paehtgebiet and the Chinese hinterland.

The results of the first epoch have conclusively proved the wisdom of this

novel arrangement. Under it trade developed beyond eixpectation and rose

from a value of Taels 2,000,000 in 1890 to Tls. 22,000,000 in 1905, and Tsingtao,

the former dilapidated fishing village, grew into a handsome city with a

flourishing mercantile community and a considerable number of manufactur-

ing establishments, giving promise of good profits and further development.

Its success emboldened the merchants, foreign and Chinese, to ask for, and

the Government to agree to, going a step further and arranging for the

limitation of the free area, which formerly comprised the whole Pachtgebiet,

to the harbour, or much the same lines as the German free ports Hamburg

and Bremen. The diief advantage, of this step lies in the removal Of Custom

TSINGTAO (KIAOOHAU) Alai

control from the railway stations to the free area, and the consequent free-

dom of goods and passengers to pass in and out, from and to the hinterland,

without hindrance or control of any kind—a traffic simplification from which

a considerable increase in trade was expected.” The new arrangement

inspired confidence in the stability and future of the port and attracted

artisans, traders, and wealthy Chinese firms, which last, hitherto dealing

with Ch foo, had until now kept aloof from the place. The total value or

trade increased from Hk. Tls. 30,700,000 in 1906 to Hk. Tls. 39,700,000 in

1909, and reached a total of Hk. Tls. 56,330,321 for the year 1912, or an in-

crease of 20% over the previous year, notwithstanding the disadvantageous

londitions for trade caused by the revolutionary troubles in China.

The Bay of Kiaochau is an extensive inlet two miles north-west of Cape Jaeschke

The

with entrance is notwith

rocky shores, morethethan

new Iftown

milesof Tsingtao

across, the(“green

east side beingfrom

island,” a lowa small

promontory

grassy

island close to the land) about two miles from the point of the peninsula. On the

west side of the entrance is another promontory with hills rising to about 600

feet. The shore here is rocky, and dangerous on the west side, but on the east side is a

good

just bestretch of sandy

seen from beach. (about

the entrance The bay15 istoso20large

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the sea Kiaochau city

At Tsingtao

there are two anchorages for big ships; the larger and better one is round the point of

the

neweast

molepromontory,

was opened onon March

che north

6th,side,

1904,and

whichthe accommodates

other, smaller one, five onvessels

the south side. A

with berths.

A second mole was opened a few months later, and a third for kerosene ships was

subsequently constructed. They have direct connection with the railway. About 20

ships can be berthed simultaneously in the harbour.

The hills, in former days merely bare rocks of granite and porphyry, are now clad

in fresh green owing to an extensive scheme of afforestation, which was decided upon

in the early days of the colony. The soil of the valleys between the ranges and the

plain country on the north-east is alluvial and very fertile, and is carefully cultivated.

Wheat, barley,

grown. neans,residential

The foreign millet, maize, and many

quarter other has

at Tsingtao grains

beeninwell

smaller quantities

laid out, are

and there

are some good foreign hotels. The first sod of the Shantung

Prince Henry of Prussia in October, 1899, and the line to Tsinanfu was opened on Railway was cut by

the 1st June, 1904. It has done a prosperous business from the day it was opened.,

The wireless

removed installation

by the Japanese navalat the Signal Berg,

authorities originally

in June, 192 , butbuilta powerful

by the Germans, was

new wireless

available to tbe public for “urgent” telegrams. A thoroughly equipped observatoryis

station has been established by the Japanese military authorities at Taisichen. It

was opened

Leagues in January,

abroad. A Boys’1912.

Middlewithschool,

fundsbuiltsupplied by theof Yen

at a cost Union228,000,

of German Navy

now stands

where the Germans had erected an aero-shed on the western slope of the Yamen Forts.

The

and port came under

was officially the control

proclaimed the National

to be a special area onGovernment

the 1st May.onThe thenew 15thmunicipality

April, 1929,

has been active in improving local conditions.

In May, 1929, a radiogram service was made available for commercial

use. Roads in general are kept in a good state of repair and construction

and extension have steadily increased with the result that at the end of 1933

the mileage of urban and suburban roads was 239 and 373 kilometers respec-

tively. Finally, the motor-highway between Tsingiao and Lhefoo, a distance of

150 miles, was completed, thus rendering available to motorists using Tsingtao as

their base the use of various provincial highways. Private or commercial construc-

tion work during 1933 comprised 538 buildings valued at about $3,850,000, among

them various bank buildings and the Edgewater Mansions, a new and completely

modern hotel. Additionality, the Municipality completed the reconstruction of the

pier extending outwards from the main promenade towards the island known as small

Tsinatao, at a cost of $260 000 and erected a public stadium at a cost of $197,000.

Comprising as it does a running track, a football field, space for tennis, basketball,

etc., it is in constant use by Chinese and Foreigners alike.

A132 TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU)

The Public Works Department has been steadily improving the water

supply in spite of difficulties deriving from comparatively scanty rainfall

and lack of access to rivers or lakes. The Telephone Administration has also

been keeping abreast of local development and has undertaken the installa-

tion of 400 additional instruments. Last, but by no means least, the greatest

care is being given to education. Municipal expenditure in the latter con-

nection has doubled in the past two years.

According to a Chinese census, the population has increased by over 18,000

persons during 1933 and now stands at a total of 444,690 inhabitants. The

most important development on hand at present is the construction of a new

concrete and granite pier in the Great Harbour, a basin reserved for the

use of ocean and coastwise steamers. The work was commenced in July, 1932

and, according to the terms of the contract, should be completed in four years.

Trade in 1937

The trade statistics recorded by the Customs for the value of the trade of

Tsingtao were as follows: direct i'oieign imports, $49.8 million as compared

with $54.8 million; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise, $36.3 million

as against $33.8 million; direct foreign exports, $58 million as against $51.5

million; and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce, $88.5 million as com-

pared with $95.6 million. Trade during the early months of the year was on

the whole satisfactory, but the hopes entertained for a further improvement dur-

ing the summer were soon dispelled by the outbreak of Sino-Japanese hostilities

in the North. Although the conflict did not directly affect the port of Tsingtao

until the end of July, the disruption of railway traffic produced an unsettling

effect in general, added to which the month of July normally starts the slack

season for exports. In August the situation became extremely tense but was

relieved on the withdrawal of the Japanese community at the end of that month.

In consequence, however, trade suffered a severe set-back with large-scale

smuggling. With the suspension of direct trade with Japan, trade underwent

serious changes and experienced new developments in the disposal of raw

materials and the obtaining of supplies hitherto originating in Japan. There

was, nevertheless, a notable exception in the case of exports abroad, especially

in the demand for eggs and egg products, bristles, and groundnut oil. At the

close of the year practically all Chinese firms had suspended business, there being

no means of fulfilling the orders received, while the destruction of the Japanese

cotton mills, prior to the withdrawal of the Chinese forces, terminated the spin-

ning and weaving industries of the port. The Japanese occupation of Tsingtao

did not take place until early in the New Year, 1938.

Under foreign imports there was a decline under the heading of vehicles from

$10.7 million to $3.6 million, railway locomotives imported during the year under

review being valued at $1.7 million only as compared with $8.9 million during

1936. Machinery and tools imported were valued at $6.2 million as compared

with $6.5 million and metals at $5.7 million as against $5.8 milliom In the

former category Japanese textile machinery and tools largely predominate, but

upon the closing-down of the many cotton mills in August this class of imported

goods noticeably declined. Under the heading of metals and ores, the bulk of

the importation consisted of tinned iron plates for the manufacture of kerosene

oil containers. The import of raw cotton and of cereals and flour showed further

declines, while there was an improvement in the import of sugar from 110,595

tokilogrammes

228,904 quintals. Similarly,

only in the import there was a silk

of artificial further

yarn.decline

The from

year’s67,449

total toimporta-

39,159

tion of timber was valued at $4.2 million as against $3.4 million for the preceding

year. Imports of foreign rice totalled 7,487 quintals only and of domestic rice

242,655 quintals as against 262,580 quintals during 1936. Kerosene oil imports

stood at 40,162,130 litres, of which 31,305,107 litres came from Netherlands India.

7,568,406 litres from the United States of America, and 1,081,967 litres from

Japan. Of staple exports, the export abroad of shelled groundnuts was valued

at $5.9 million as compared with $5 million, with coastwise exports valued at

TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) A133

$9.8 million as against $13 million. Of the total export abroad of shelled

groundnuts, amounting to 291,733 quintals, Germany took 145,524 quintals.

Canada 48,886 quintals, the Netherlands 42,741 quintals, and Japan 18,131

quintals. Of groundnuts in shell, the quantity exported abroad was 36,150

quintals as compared with 68,098 quintals. The export of groundnut oil advanced

in quantity from 292,307 to 376,260 quintals, of which Germany took 161,305

quintals, the United States of America 121,749 quintals, Canada 45,641 quintals,

and the Netherlands 22,798 quintals. The export of raw cotton to Japan improved

from 22,695 to 60,371 quintals, while there was a falling-off in the export of cotton

yarn, the combined value of these two commodities being $5.6 million as com-

pared with $3.6 million. Exports abroad of leaf tobacco totalled 91,648 quintals

valued at $4.6 million, of which the Kwantung Leased Territory took 58,882

quintals, with domestic exports totalling 102,977 quintals valued at $5 million

only as compared with 201,558 quintals valued at $9 million during the previous

year. Eggs and egg products were valued at $7.7 million, or $4 million higher

than in 1936, owing to increased demand, principally from Great Britain.

Other major articles of export abroad were coal, valued at $2.3 million ; beef.

$1.6 million ; and salt, $1.6 million. The total number of vessels entered and

cleared under General Regulations to and from domestic and foreign ports dur-

ing 1937 was 3,396, with an aggregate tonnage of 6,031,222, representing a decrease

of 1,104 vessels and 1,504,984 tons as compared with the previous year’s figures.

As compared with 1936 the percentage of vessels under the Chinese flag decreased

from 23 to 20 per cent, while the percentage under the British flag increased

from 31 to 35 per cent, with a decline in the percentage under the Japanese flag

from 33 to 29 per cent.

DIRECTORY

Adams & Sons, T., Automobile .agent- R. G. C'oonradt and wife

25,T.Hupeh Road;proprietor

Teleph. 5516 Miss Irene Forsythe

Adams, Miss Ella Gernhardt

C. C.G. van

M. Deusenand

Tewsbury andwife

wife

Ambeican Ltttiteban Mission of |

Shantung—

Tsingtao Ardee House—15, Fushan Road,

Rev.

Mrs. W. Matzat Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—20, KuantaoRoad;

Miss

Miss Lydia

Mae Reich

Rohlfs Cable Ad: Ulfhansen

Rev. & Mrs. Theo. Scholz (On |

furlough) p] & ss $0 & & m

Miss Erva Moody Ting shang a si a huo yu hung sze

Tsimo Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Rev. L. G. Cooper Ltd., The—Cable Ad: Doric

Rev. & Mrs. R. Sell (On furlough) W. H. Bragg, manager

Miss

Miss E.M.Strunk

Clara(On furlough)

Sullivan C..S. Cheetham, accountant

K iaochow A. E. Johnson

Rev. & Mrs. C. Reinbrecht J. Moore

Miss F. Strecker P. B. McNeil, Installation mgr.

% % & m m BANK S

Meigwo djang lao hwei Bank of Chosen, General Banking

American Presbyterian Mission— | Business—8, Kuantao Road; Telephs.

Tsi Yang Road; Teleph. 5045; Cable | 2217, 2535, 2669 and 21715; Cable Ad:

Chosenbank

Ad: Presbyterian

A134 TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU)

Bank of Communications—93, Chung British Chamber of CoMMERCECable-—

Ad: Britiscom

Shan Road; Cable Ad: Chiaotung Chairman—E. H. Gordon

Chartkrrd Bank of India, Australia Secretary—A. H. Aiers

and China—Cable Ad: Tenacity Bruno Haube (Successor to CarlWatches,

Fisher),

Deutoh Asiatische Bank—Exchange Import, Clocks,

Export and Wholesale,

Jewellery, Optics, Leather

Building, Kuan Tao Road No. 22; P.O. Goods, Luxury Goods, Cutlery, etc.—

Box 111: Cable Ad: Teutonia 51, Chung Shan Road; P. O. Box 254,

E. Scheeffer Branch in Dairen: 57, Yamagata-dori.

H. Rehder P.O Box 87Haube, prop, and manager

, Bruno

ff M 1 fli y f J 9 9 Wc, oonf nin hon I. Wurzel

Honokono

Corporation—3,and Shanghai

Kuantau Road;Banking

P.O. Busch & von At.emann. Import, Export,

Box 71; Cable Ad : Brenfors Insurance, Shipping—44, Hunan

E. H. Cordon, ao-ent Road; P. O. Box 147; Cable Ad:

C. H. Pickford, assistant Dacheng

O.M.v. Aleman

Volchokn, proprietor

# 3? fi* M ®

Wan-kuo-cku-hsu-hui tPai koo

International Savings Society, Public Butterfield h Swire, Merchants -

Savings Company, founded in 1912 P.O. Box 108; Cable Ad: Swire

and Registered under the French W. D. B. Miller, signs per pro.

Government Laws of 24th July, 1867. I. M. Macrae

Recorded at French Consulate-Gen-

eral, Shanghai—22, Kiiantau Road Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Wine

Head Office: 7, Avenue Edward and Spirit Merchants—29, Kuan

YIT, Shanghai: Cable Ad Tntersavin

L. Barberat, manager for Shan- Tau Road; Telephs. 2832, 2210.

4518 ; Cable Ad : Multiple

tung

Ming Hwa Commercial and Savings Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers

B ank — 117, Chnnorshan Road; and Contractors—1-2,

2480, 3407; P. O.Woosung

Box 86; Road:

Telephs. 5147 and 5148: Cable Ad; Telephs. Ad:

Cable

Mmghwa 5th and 6th F.dns., Rudolf Mo>se, A.B.C.

Carlowitz; Codes: Carlowitz, Acme.

Head Office: S hanghai. Branches: Tien

^ ^ in ^ ft tsin, Mukden,

ing, Hankow, Taiyuanfu,

Canton, Tsinanfu,

Dairen Pek-

and

Whanytsing

'pinr/taocheng ching mg

tsu chang sou hong Harbin

Yokohama

—1, Kuan tao Specie Road;Bank, Ltd.,Shokiu

Cable Ad: The H i® Hwei Chang

Y. Mishima, manager Casey & Lyttle, Importers and Ex-

porters,

Agents—141,Engineers

Kwan Hsien and Road;

Insurance

P.O.

“BtCKERroN’s” (Flats)—12 and 14, Lai BoxWm.22; Lyttle, Cable Ad: Calyt

sole partner

Yang Road; P.O. Box 235; Cable A. A. Markevitch, manager

Ad: Bickerton

Botklho Bros., Merchants—Snanso Catholic MissionariesMission of Tsingtaoof Churu

S.Road';

V. D.)—Corner (Stevl

Bank Building, 1st floor, Chungshan and

Road; Teleph. 3849; P.O. Box 12; BoxChekiang TMeph 2204; P.O.

278; Cable Ad: Tienchutang

Cable Ad: Botelho Exc. Mgr.—Dr. G. Weig

Brembach, E. M. H., Commission and Rector—P. John Vos

Advrtising Agency—3, Pacific Road; Parish Priest—P. Dr. John Weig

P O. Box 220 Procurator—P. Max. Seidel

TSINGTAO (KIAOOHAD) A136

Pro-Vicar—P. Johii Dahlenkamp Supt. of Course—C. Liebgold

P. Gerhard Heming Stenographer—J. Dobrovolsky

P. N. Tabellion Clerk - IT L. Liu

P. A. Rygula Typist—Johri Ing

Bro. Gorgonius Business Manager—Y. Y. Liang

China Import and Export Lumber Co:., Russian Christian Association in

Ltd.—4, 2nd Takong Road; Telephs. Tsingtao—34, Kinkow Road

3825 (Office), 30f>8 (Lumber Yard); P.O. Father Nafanail, parish. priest

Box 112; Cable Ad: Lumberco Chairman—A. A. Bolotoff

B.0. Y. Tai, Shantung

Berkowitz, territory mgr.

mill supt. Hon. Treasurer—N. E. Selenko

Hon. Secretary—S. P. Belov

N. D. Kao, local mnnager

C. Area

D. Chuan, in-charge of Kiao-Tsi

H. C. Chow, asst, local manager Tsingtao Book Club and Lending

T. M. Han, chief accountant Library, The—13, Kuangsi Road

J. Lennox, manager

^ ^ Ta Chang

Chinese Engineering & Development j P.O. BoxGolf Tsingtao Club—Chan Shan;

Co., Inc., Railway Supplies and j President,281and Acting Secretary—

General Engineering—39, Kuangsi j W. Stoy Elliott

Road; Teleph. 4202; Cable Ad : Hon. Treasurer—W. Palmer

Cedco

H. A. Raider, president and gen- j Captain—E. H. Gordon

Committee—F. Funatsu, M. Taka-

eral manager hashi and H. Lowe

Yang Fab ling, secretary, treasurer |

Wayne W. Hsu, Tsingtao mgr.

C- K. Sun, accountant | Tsingtao Hockey and Football ‘Club—

K. G. Lee, clerk Teleph. 4409

Chairman—R. H. Eckford

CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS Hockey Captain—F. C. Barden^

Football Captain—F. Fauert

Hon. 'treasurer—A. Hansen

# m m m Hon. Secretary—R. D. L. Gordon

Te huo ting hsiang hue

Deutsche Vereinigung — 13, Kiangsu Tsingtao International Club — I,

Road; P.O. Box 150: Cable Ad: Devauteh Chungshan Road; P.O. Box 226

Chairman—T. Yamamoto

Chairman—W. Dohse Vice-Chairman—Wm. Lyttlg.

Hon Secretary—Dr. A. Seiber Hon. Secretary—F. R. Hailing

Hon. Treasurer—W. Lembke Hon. Treasurer—F. Nauert

German Club (Deutsches Heim)—13, Committee—C. P. Chung, F. G.

Kiangsu Road; Teleph. 4402; P.O. Box Keefe, J. S. Ku, Y. Mishima, G, C.

150 , F.Schaeffer

Russell, J. G. Schutte and O.

P. Hess Secretary—Geo. Bloom

0. Ahrens

International

Tsingtao—Adams Recreation

Building,Club of Tsingtao

Chung-

Paper Hunt Club —

Hon. Secretary—A. Hansen c/o The

shan Road; Telephs. Secretary: 4022 East

R oad Asiatic Co., Ltd.. 28, Kuantao

Office: 3802, Race Course: 2481,

Stables: 5664; P.O. Box -232;. Cable

Ad: Sport CONSULATES

Chairman—T. Adams

Hon. Secretary—H. J. Zimmerman American—Teleph. 2044; P.O. Bex 276

Accountant—P. M. Belov Consul—S. Sokobin

Racing Secretary—N. R. Plasovsky Vice

Secretary—AliceO. Draper

Consul—C. Hawthorne

Business do. —L. Y. Chen

TSIN

British —Cable Ad: Britain W. Wilhelm

Consul-General—A. J. Martin D. Kiesow

Acting Consul—K. Bumstead Mrs. G. Gerriets

Cypher Officer—Major C. G. Miss E. Eckert

Oxley-Brenan

Stenographer—Mrs. F. W. J. m m m

Fisher Djing & Co., Walter, Manufacturers!

Finnish—6, Chekiang Road Exporters and Commission Merchants

Consul—J. G. Scnuetce —Teleph.

Kiengfeng.5255;Shipping:

P.O. Box 78;9, Cable Ad:

Kuantau

German—1, Tsingtao Road Road; Teleph. 2655; P. O. Box 118;

Consul—Dr. E. Bracklo Cable Ad: Elliott,

W. Stoy Dollar:manager

Secretary—C. F. Wacker

Mrs. E, Schwardtmann General Agents -.

Tacoma

AmericanOriental S.S. Co.

Mail Line

Japanese—Pacific Road Sakan&

Consul-General—Junzb Dollar Steamship Line

Cooke & Co., E. J., Machinery and East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Ship-owners &

Engineering, General Commission GeneralTeleph. Merchants — 28, Ruantao

Agents, Real Estate, and Insurance— Road; Cable Ad:

2789; P.O. Box 19;

Orient; Codes: A.B.C.

25-27, Chungshan Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad : Cofilm; Code: Bentley’s 4034; 5th edn., Acme and Bentley’s

E. J. Cooke, manager Erin House, Private Hotel—11, Hunan

Correspondent for: Road; P.O. Box 284; Cable Ad:

Associated Press of America Harris

North China Daily News

Wl W Chiao Hai Kwan FanInsurance & Co., Benjamin C., Forwarding

and General Commission

Custom House— Agents, Official Customs Brokers

Commissioner—A. S. Campbell

Administrative Commr.—S. Tsuda and Coal Merchants—32, Honan

Road; Teleph. 3716; Cable Ad:

Actg. Deputy Commr.—K. Ishii

Chief Tidesurveyor—-Y. Hiramoto Befco; Code : Bentley’s

Benjamin C. Fan, mgr. director

DaichouNippon

Road;Brewery

P.O. BoxCo.,103 Ltd.—6, Teng- Femas, Ltd.—18, Chufu Hoad

® m n m * Flossel’s

Chungshan CafeRoad;

and Teleph.

Restaurant—42,

8497; P.O.

Bah Lien Chi Chuen Hwei Shut Box 216

Dairen Risen Katsha,

Owners and Shipping Agents—37,Steamship Co., F. A. Flossel, manager

KuanandTan6677:

2727 Road;CableTelephs. 2136. Code:

Ad: Daiki; 2563, Fu Chang Printing Office, Printers,

Bentley’s Bookbinders and Stationers —58, Wah-

M.T.Tsuruno. sien & Tsimei Roads; Teleph. 4243

Tagami manager J. H. Yuan, manager

Henry T. Lee, sub-manager

K. Kawada i K. Harada

S. Nishiura I. S. Iwanasra

K. Hirayama | Miss Y. Ohta General Accident Fire h Life As

surance Co., Ltd.—86, Kwanhsien

^ 1 eh Fu Road; P.O. Box 133; Cable Ad: Russell

Deutsche Farben Handelsellschaft General Trading Co., Import & Export,

Waibel & Co.^—186, Shantung Road • General and Commission Agents.

Teleph.

Waidefag4422; P.O. Box 2; Cable Ad: Factory Representatives

Brokers—46, Chung Shanand Road;Customs

Cable

F. Weitz Ad: Express; Codes Used: Bentley’s,

Dr. L. Mai Acme Western Union

P. Hess M. Bielo-Kamen, manager

TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU) A137

German Schooi/—Lungkow Road; P. W. B. Oornaby, agent

O. Box 248; Cable Ad: Devauteh W. G. Adams

r. Erich Voigt, principal W. G. Johns

r. A. Sieber T. Ozawa

Frau Henny Ypigt Ho Wing Sang, compradore

Frau Eckert

Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—TMephs. m m w w $$ m m

5171-3, 2725, 2884 and 2401 ; Cable Kiaochow-Tsinan Kiao tsi ti lu kwan li chu

Ad: Grandotel; Codes: A.B.C. 5tb ment Railways)—Pacific Line (Chinese Govern-

edn. Bentley’s

K. Sugimoto, managing director 3400; Cable Ad: KiaotsiRoad; Teleph.

T. Kawamura, manager Board of Management

D. Simon, assist do. Ke Kuangting (chairman), Lu

Operating: Meng-hsiung, Tsui Shih-chieh,

Grand Hotels Peng’ Tuhg-yuan and Chen Yen-

Strand Hotels wen ' '

Strand Villas C. H. Yeh, resident comptroller

of Accounts and Audit

Grill. Max, General Store Import— Yung Chinn, supt. of Gen. Dept.

26, Knangs' H"ad: 0 O. Box 920; Cable C. M. Sung, asst. do.

Ad : Grill. Branches : Shanghai and E. K Denn, chief engineer

Tsinanfu Y. Kimura, traffic manager

Max Grill, proprietor S. K. Tan, asst. do.

Mrs. Roslovi< h K. T. Tsai, loco. supt.

Miss A. Hausmann L, M. Kao, supt. of Materials

Miss M. Lipphardt W. F. J.u, chief accountant

S. Oishi- do.

ft & #r P # B. D. Luan, supt. of Ssufang

Holy Ghost Convent (Under direction1 Works

ofHigh-class

'he Franciscan Missionaries of Mary ,

Preparation Boarding School for

for the Cambridge Girls;

Local King Chong Loong Co., Peanut and

Examinations, Junior and Senior. Peanut Oil Merchants—P.O. Box 69;

German Classes. Private Lessons in Teleph. 3046; Cable Ad: Factor

English, French, Italian, Spanish,

Music, Painting,

writing. Conking, Stenography, Type

etc. Summer School ^ Pn Ji

with Kindergarten - Cable Ad: Convent Kutt, Paul, Exchange Brob i*—Exchange

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Cable Ad: Alasaticus3191 and 3282;

Building; Telephs.

Ltd., Importers of Alkalies and Com

mercial and Industrial Chemicals — Lennox, J., Auctioner & YauW. Fire

Exchange

Telephs. Building, 22, Kwantao Road; Loss Adjuster—13, Kuangsi Road

Alkali 4223 and 4409; Cable Ad:

A. H. Aiers, div. mgr. Lennox & Magill, Marine Engineers,

C. de W. Jansen, dis. mgr. Cargo,Surveyors

C.J. Smith

N. Abbott ers—!' ChekiangandRoad:

FireTeleph.

Loss Adjust-

5721;

Miss M. Flynn Cable \d; Lennox

J. Lennox

Jardine. Engineerino Corporation, Ltd. J. F. xYlagill

W. B. Cornaby, signs p.p.

M. T. Chang Linke, Otto, Chemist and Druggist—

76, Shantung Road; Cable Ad:

Jardtne, Matheson k Co., Ltd., General Ottolinke Otto Linke. manager

Merchants and Shipping Agents— A. J. Revel-Mouroz

16, Kwantau Road; P.O. Box 114; R. Linke

Teleph. 2475: Cable Ad: Jardine

10

Am TSINGTAO (KIAOCHAU)

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—66, £ Ml ft B

Chung Shan Road; Telephs. 3849 &

5541; P.O. Box 237; Cable Ad. Nippon S.S.

Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail

Co.)—45, Kuantao Road; P.O

Register

Magill J. 'Flevalle, m.i.m.e., ship & Box 61; Cable Ad: Yusen

S. Simura, representative

engineer surveyor M. Yanagase

I. Kurata

Lu Ta Mining Go., Ltd.—51, Kwangsi

Road /£ ffc IS fi W

Mardni Shokai, Shipping Agents—22, Novella Hotel, Ltd., The—81, Chung

Kuantao Road; Teleph. 129; Cable Shan Cable

Road; Telephs. 2390 and 5885

Ad: 1000

Ad: Marunishokai H. F. Chen, manager

a » ps w s t Y.C. C.C. Chang,

Wang, accountant

co,

McMullan & Company, Ltd., James-

Importers - Exporters - Commission Okura & Co., Ltd.—Chang Shan Rd. :

Agents—18, Kuantao Road; Teleph. Cable Ad: Okura

5260, Cable Ad: McMullan. Head

Office : Chefoo M Supply

f[?i Co.,

F'oo Chang

D. F. R. McMullan, rung, director

I. C. McMullan, dir. (Tsingtao) Oriental Shipchandlers

—36, Hunan Road; Cable Ad: Krogb

G. A. Renkewitz Martin Krogh, proprietor

Agent? :

The Commercial Union Assurance Phoenix Chemical Co., Manufacturers

Co., Ltd

The Manufacturers Life Insur- of28, Chemical Products & Dye Stuff—

Kwangsi Road; Teleph. 6866;

ance Co. P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Siebold-

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.

Sherwin Williains Paints

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Post Office—

Melchers

and Shipping Merchants—6, Chekiang Charge- V. L. D’Alton

Road ; Cable Ads: Melchersco and

Nordlloyd ^ Loo Ling

J. G. Schuette, manager Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co., Manu

A. Henzler facturers of Egg Products, Export,

Import and Insurance—6, Lanshan

H ^an Ching Road; Telephs. 3271 and 3853; P.O.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui

Reutgen; Codes: Acme, Mosse A.B.C

Co., Ltd.),Agents—Tangyi

Shipping Importers, Exporters and 6th

Road: Cable edn. and Bentley’s

Ad-Y. Mitsui G. Duosing

Kikuchi, manager H. Steinberg

J. Mue im-.

Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd.—Room No. Miss* A. Exinger

2, The Bank of Chosen Building, 8, Russell

Kuantao Road; Teleph. 2149 and Shipping and Insurance—86, Kwan

2010: Cable Ad: Naigai Hsien Road; Teleph. 3961: Cable

ft fr 5£ **$*.?. * b Ad : Russell ,

Jih pen mien hua

XipponMenkwa Kabushikt KAISHA(Jap- j Schmidt, geon—10,Dr. H . Road;

Hunan Physician

P. Oi and Sur-

Box 255

an Cotton

Cotton and Trading Co.,

Yarn,Commission Ltd ), Cotton,

Cotton PieceAgents—Pekin

Goods Mer- Schnogk, F., Civil Engineer —35, Paci

chants

Road; P.O. Box 88; Cable Ad: Menkwa ) fie Road

TSLNGTAO (K1AOOHAU) A t:i!i

g if Chun chen Office: Chei'oo Ferguson Road

Siemssen & Co., Import and Export. Geo. G. Telberg, proprietor

Merchants, Engineers, Insurance P. Kouznetzpv, secretary

15 Kwangtung Road; Teleph. 4311; Agencies :

Office Appliance Co., Shanghai

P O. Box 87; Cable Ad: Siemssen American Technical Sooiety, Chi-

Head Office: Hamburg, Germany. cago

Branches; Shanghai, Tientsin, Hong North China Daily News and

Ktng, Canton, Taiyuanfu, Peiping Herald

and Mukden

C. Heller, manager Telephone Admin istration, TheCin'esem

Snow & Co., M. L., Chemist Surveyors, Government, Tsiugtao—l,Tangi Road;

and Inspectors—Exchange Building, Teleph. 2000 director

Y. T. Liu,

Booms 16 and

Box 123; Cable Ad: Snow18; Teleph. 4772 ; P.O.

M. L. Snow, manager TO & m A & ±

Teh shih kn hug yu knvy szu

Southern Baptist Mission — Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

Mrs. S. E. Stephens Petroleum Products—Adams Bldg.,

Kev, I. V, Larson and Wife 18, Chufu Road; Teleph. 3203; P.O

Box 139; Cable Ad : Texaco : Code :

St. Giles British School, Boarding Bentley’s

and Day School for British and F. G. Keefe, district manager

European Children — Cable Ad : D. F. Lee, manager

Giles W. Taylor, (list. acet.

B. G. Inge, headmaster V. Dobrovolsky, steno.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Hongkong Tsingtao Carpet Factory, The—72,

and Shanghai Bank Bldg., 7, Kuan- Feihsien ; Teleph. 3640; Cable Ad;

tau Road; Telephs.

2675; Cable Ad; Standvac 2507, 2508 and Carpets

A. Hoerter, manager

E. R. Hykes, manager

R. C. Jackson M\ ® Chiao-hai-kwan

H. Barton Tsingtao Custom House—Sinkiang

S.G J.A. Bardens

B >11 HTsina A Road; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad:

G.MissH. H.C iFauske

>k, Inst illation supt. Gustos

In-door Staff

S. Seo Commissioner—T. Yamamoto

Acting Admin. Commissioner—

States Steamship Co.—Exchange Bldg., Q. V. L. Gerli

Room 20: P.O. Box 123; Teleph. 4772, Assistants—Yao Fu Hsiang, Chao

Cable Ad: Statesline I-huan. Shih Eng How, Liu F

M. L. Snow, agent Lo, Wu Hsieh-tsai, Chung Ta

P. T. Liu, assistant chung, Liang Chih-tuan, Yii

Ching Lun, Wu Nai-tsan, K

0r * * « « Koga and H. Futatsugi

Shuang fu shih wu so Out-door Staff

Tatarinoff & Bykoff, Real Estate and Chief Tidesurveyor—Y Hiramoto

General Commission Agents — 3, Chi- Boat Officers—K. Okamoto, Kwan

Hsia Road; Teleph. 1378; Cable Ad: Kuo-ching, R. Nakashima, Ku

Tatarinoff Ping E and C. E. Temlett

Assistant Boat Officers—Woo Chin

Telberg’s, International Bookstore, Ming, Chang Tsu Shao and

Exporters of books published in Chang Shu Sung

China and Japan, Office supplies, Chief Appraiser—S. R. Shields

Stationery, Periodicals, itnd Books — Appraisers—R. Hirano and T.

English,

26. Chung French,ShanGerman

Road;andP.O.Russian—

Box Narahayashi

Assistant Appraiser—Kwok Kai-

258; Cable Ad: Telberg. Branch ming

16

A140 TSINGTAO (KIAOOHAU)

Senior Chief Examiners—Y. Wa ] Universal Trading and Express Co.,

General and Commission Agent?,

kabayashi and K. Nagafuji

Examiners—K. Yoshida, Chia En Factory Brokers—16, Chung Shan and

Representatives Road;Custom

Cable

Yuen and Lin Wen-kwan

Acting Examiners—K. Okane, M. Ad:M.Express Bielo-Kamen. manager

Onodera, H. Inouye, H. Awano,

S. Masazumi, T. Fukuhara, H

Minra, K. Kitamura, T. Shinya i§ m m #

and M. Nakao

Assistant Examiners—Chu Ying Kin Sing Tue Fang

Kwan, Tai Ring Tien, Li Chi Venus Drug Co., Wholesale and Re

Yii, Hwang Cheng and Liang tail Druggists, Importers and

Hwa Sun Manufacturers—122, Shantung Road

Tstnotao Directorate of Sa lt Adminis- S. F. Lew, general manager

tration— H. Y. Hsu, manager

Director—Wu Tsu Yao

Co-do. —F. Funatsu (On leave) I"? Djin Hwan

Tsingtao Hispensary;—19, Chung Shan Walter, -.•pAryip Lane & Co., General

Road; Teleph. 5333 Importers and Exporters—Teleph.

Dr. NT. A. Mihaleff, proprietor 3638; Cable Ad : Wende

E. V, Zueff, manager

G. J. Turjjipz^zofl, pharmaceutist VteE TsooilfG Tobacco"Distributors Ltd

Tsingtao Land and House Agency. —20, Kuantao Road; P.O. Rok 141 ;

Real Estate, Information Bureau Cable H.

Ad : Powattan

L. Mecklenburgh, div. mgr.

and, House Agents—Tsingtao Times

'Building, 1, Hsin Tai Road; Te- •L S. Vyvyap

leph. 4115; Cable Ad: Times , . , ,, C. J. Tito

Tsingtao Pharmacy (Late A. S. Watson E. Boulton, acct.

—27^ Cluilig .Shan Road; Teleph. 4034; Mis: M. Krogh, stenog.

Cable Ad; Disj&fensary.

Pipf. C- :P- Cbuilg, ph'.b., Ma.j. in ^ Chi Chat

Phar., R.P., manager Yoshtzawa, T., Importer, Exporter and

B. N. Hsu, r.p. Mill Owner

Tsingtao ^imes^ Ltp„ Daily ‘Newspaper- Telephs. 2064; 2146, 2930 Lo

— 5, Chahg and Road;

3101;

1, Hsin Tai Road, Cable Ad: Time Cable

'StandardAd: Yoshizawa; Codes: All

Wm. LytjtJe, editor T. Yoshiz&wa, principal

F.. O 'Hardens t .

TSINAN

Tsinan, the capital of the province of Shantung, has the distipption of

being the first city in the Chinese Empire in which a Foreign Commercial

Settlement was voluntarily opened by the Government of China. The date

of its inauguration was January 10th, 1906. Within the area of this Settle-

ment, which lies outside the West Gate of Tsinan city, foreian merchants are

allowed to reside and trade and lease land; the leases are for terms of thirty

years, renewable for a similar term. The control of the Settlement is vested

in a Municipal Administration presided ovhr by a Mayor aippointed by the

ofNationalist

hills (Lat.Government.

36 deg. 50 min.The N.;

city Long.

of Tsinan lies E.),

117 deg. to theandSouthslopesofgradually

a range

upwards from North to South. Situated in the south-west suburb are

magnificent springs giving forth many tons of water per minute, and

the streams from these natural fountains flow through the city to a lake

Tsinan oneon ofthe thenorth

situated side. asThis

cleanest well abundance

as one ofof thewater tends tocitiesmakein

healthiest

the Kepublic. The population was computed by the chief of Police at

the end of May, ,1933, to be about 428,011, about one-twentieth of whom

profess the Mohammedan faith. Quite a considerablenumber of foreigners and f< reign,

institutions have established themselves in the Foreign Settlement, and several

have erected largetheandJapanese

Consulate-General, imposingConsulate-General,

buildings. The the chiefGerman

of theseConsulate

are the General,

British

the American Consulate, Japanese hospital and the Chinese Post Office.

buildings are also rapidly being constructed. There is quite a boom in the building Residential

of small houses which are occupied by Chinese and numbers of Japanese (1,646

in 1933). in addition to these, large buildings have been erected outside

the south suburb of the city for the Shantung Christian University incorporat-

ed by charter fmm the Canadian Government. The Hospital of the Medical College,

which is a department of this University, lias completed a large new unit during the

summer of 1935.andThehasTientsin-Pukow

the Settlement, Railway

built offices , and Co. owns a large

dwelling-houses piece ofofground

for members the staffin

thereon. ■

With the introduction of the use of machinery Tsinan is becoming more

important as an industrial city. There are pow about 40 industrial establish

ments

burningwhich can claim

out 22,000 bagstpperbe, day,

more2 ormatchless, factories,

modern factories:—7

3 cotton mills, flourseveral

mills

hair net factories, paper, iron and brass goods, soap, dye,, leather, needles,

wine, cloth, etc., factories, and a press packing plant.

Tsinan is connected by rail with Tsingtao (Kiaochau), distant 280 miles,

Tientsin 200 miles, and with Pukow on the Yangtsze. It is also coPtiehted

by a small river now in process of canalization, with Yang Chao Koa, on the

' Gulf of Chihli, distant 146 miles, whence there are occasional steamers to

Chefoo. Tsinan stands five miles south of the Huang-ho or Yellow River, and

‘ ih spite of some difficulties of navigatipp, there is a considerable) junk, traffic

between its river port of Lo-kou and the Grand Canal, which enters the river

I 80 miles higher up. This trade is almost, if not quite, entirely with the south,

( to Tsiningchou and beyond, since the canal from the Huangho northward to

* Lin-ching-chou has been unnavigable for several years: The high road from

Tsinan to the north crosses the Huang-ho by ferry at Chi-ho Hsien, distant

L6Lokow

miles.through

Since communication

the opening in has 1912been

of the bridge over

established on, thetheTsin

Yellow River a

fu Railway

from Tientsin to Pukow via Tsinan.

A142 TSINAN

Bus lines are being operated in five directions to points more than 100 miles

distant. Large motor

carts for hauling cottontrucks are also freight.

and overland being put into service to replace the native

workSome ten Protestant

in and and theThere

around Tsinan. RomanareCatholic

more Missions

than 270areAmerican,

conductingEnglish

extensive

and

European persons resident in the Settlement and suburbs of the city.

plantThe whole city

has colleges is lighted

been completed by electricity.

this year. A new unit as large as the original

building and schools, and Great

among activity has recently

the interesting been evinced

institutions of thein

town the Tsinan Institute, now connected with the Shantung Christian

University is a remarkable and very interesting establishment that should not

be overlooked. The northern sacred mountain of China, Tai Shan (5,100 feet),

is distant some 20 miles (45 by road) to the south. Kiifu, the birthplace and

the tomb of Confucius, and the residence of the Confucian duke, are about 100

miles away in the same direction.

DIRECTORY

i m Sun Cheong ft * i ir& &

Andersen, MeyerImporters

& Co., Ltd.,amiEngineers, Tseany tah mu hong kung sze

Contractors, Manu- China Import and Export Lumber Co.,

facturers—Teleph.

Dauica 1530 ; Cable Ad : Ltd.— l eleph 112; Cable Ad: Lumberco

H. Y.Agencies

Tung, manager C. (Tsingtao)

Y. Tai, Shantung territory mgr.

(For See S/ianghai Section) K. F. Tung, local manager

T. S. Lee, assistant

e*j & m ® m © M

Ting shang a si a huo yu hung sz China Trwel Service—107, SecondMain

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Street; Cable Ad: Travelbank

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric Chu & Co.,of S\muei, Manufacturers and

E. N.M.G.P. H.Williams,

Wolfe manager Exports Human Hair Nets, Imports

ofSeventhForeign General Goods — 2069,

Main Road ; Cable Ad : Chuco;

&^***$&+ All Codes Used. Branches: Tsingtao,

C/iung fa pao tai shui ho pao hsien Tsingchowfu, Shoukuang and Changlo

hung sze

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire, CONSULATES

Marine and Motor Car Insurance —

Office of International Savings

Corner of San Ma Lu and Small Wei Society, American—

ErhJ. F.Lu;Kearney,

Teleph. 601 Consul—John M. Allison

agent British —Consulate under the Charge

Bank oftaoH.B.M. Consulate General. Tsing

6892 ofor Centrobank

China—Erh Ma Lu; Cable Ad:

German—Cable Ad: Consugerma

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants—76, Wei Consul—Dr. Fr. Siebert

Shan Lu; Cable Ad: Aegchinaco Consular Secretary—G. Hesse

China Engineers, Ltd.—165, Fourth Japanese- Consul-General—K. Nishida

Main Street; Cable Ad: Ycmaco

TSINAN A143

Credit Foncier ©’Extreme Orient, Wei Shan Lu; Teleph. 875; P.O.

Banque, Hypothecaire, Architects, Box 29: Cable Ad: Alkali; Code:

Manufacture Ceramique—Wei Erh Lu;

Teleph. 1447; Cable Ad: Belfran. Bentley’s W. T. Zung

Branches:

Hankow andShanghai,

Hongkong Peiping, Tientsin. (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

■I. Song SI & *F-

dip jg Bau Fv Yang 'Nieu Kung Szu

Dau & Co., C., Expoi’t and Import— MaAgents k Co., Y. C., General Insurance

Teleph. 1436; Cable Ad: Dauco; Fourth ifeMainMachinery Dealers —165,

Street; Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th k 6th edns..

Bentley’s, Acme, and Rudolf Mosse Ycmaco ; Codes

Y. C. Ma, general mgr.: Bentley’s

A. Krueger, partner I. T. Ma, manager

W. E. Lochte, do. L. H. Lo, chief acct.

ft, ^ m m Te hua i yuan PJr

Deutsch-Chinesisches Krankenhaus Ministry of Finance (District In-

(German Hospital)— spectorate of Salt Revenue,

District Inspector -Z. V. Shantung)

Lee

dp Be Fu Co.-District

Assist. Inspector—J.

District InspectorC. Croome

H. W.

I lEUTSCHE FaRBEN- HANDELSGESELLSCHAFT Chang

Waibel & Co. (Niederlassung), Import Chief Secretary—L. T. Liu

Indigo, Aniline Dyes, Chemicals (In- Chief Accountant—T. S. Shen

danthrene

San Lu; Teleph. Cloth and

968; Sundries)—57,

P.O. Box 5 We Releasing Officer—Li Chi Hsi

Th. Theen Wangkuan Assist. District Inspector

-L. F. Wang

DuManufacturers

Pont de Nemours k Co., Inc., E.I., Co.-Assist. Dist. Insp.—(Vacant)

and Importers of Indigo, Chefoo Assist. District Inspectors

Aniline Dyes and Chemicals—23, Sheng- —S. Ma Assist.,

Tsingtao and M. District

Young Inspectors

ping Road, Settlement:

Cable Ad: Dupontdyes Teleph. 1921: Koksan . 7 . Wpo and D. Kitamura

S. Li

C.L. H.

T. Wong

Hsu MISSIONS

jf* Q Kang Mao ir £Presbyterian

& ChanyMission—East

Lao Hui

Frazar Federal, Inc.,H.S.A., Automotive American Suburb

and Industrial Engineering—468, Third Mrs. W. B. Hamilton

Main Road; Teleph. 1410: Cable Ad : Miss

Frazar

F.E. W.

F. Spielman, pres. (Tientsin) Miss E.M. S.H.Boehne

Woods

Frazar, vice-pres. (Yokohama) Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Scott

R.W. E.Hanisch,

McCann,secretary

treasurer(Tientsin)

(Tientsin) Mr.

Rev.and

andMrs.

Mrs.A.R.A.A.Torrance

Torrey, Jr.

Y. W. Frank, manager Miss H. C. Madelaire

Miss M. L. Donaldson

m Chi Li ^ i 5C Tien Chu ThmJ

sGrill, Max, Import Merchant- Catholic Mission—Hung Kia Lou

A. Baumann, manager Home of Onesiphorus, Mission

Industrial School, Exporters of

I Ying shang po na men yang chen Handcarved Walnut Tea Tables,

yu hsien kung sze Silk and Linen Cross-stitch Goods

—Cable Ad: Homos

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), L. M. Anglin, president

! Ltd., Industrial Chemicals, Fertilizers G. A. Lundmark, vice-pres.

and Dyestuffs—41, Hsieh Ma Lu, Sterling W. Chow, secretary

AtM TSINAN

t B S^ ^#S Shanghai Commercial and Savings

Seventh Day Adventist Mission— Bank, Ltd -Cable Ad: Comsavbank

R. M. Cosseutine and Wife

& K Ghee loo ta htilth

f- Chin Esin Hui Shantung Christian University—Cable

Ad : Cheeloo

Southeen S. T. Liu, m.a., president, dean of

Shan Stfeet,Baptist

Ch’i TaMission

Ma t u — Shang College of Science (Absent)

T. ofK.Arts

Tan,(Absent)

p <.d., dean of College

J. A. Abernathy and Wife

Miss Mary K. Crawford R.College

T. Shields, b.a., m.d., dean of

Miss Jennie Alderman of Medicine

H. P. Lair, d.d., treasurer

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Importers,

Exporters and Shipowners—Wei Chi Lu fi} Q Skeng chia hung sze

Singer

Machines Sewing

- Machine

Outside Pu Li Co.,

Men;Sewing

Cable

ft m m & m m \i\ Ad: Singer

Shan tun'j t/u cheng kuHn li chii

Rost Okkice (Shantung District Head ^ Mei Foo

Office)—Telephs. 302 (Gen. Office), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. —Wei San

1941 (Administrative Office); Cable Lu: Cable Ad: Standvac

Ad: Postos G.L. F.A. Chow

Bell

Director of Posts—E. Nordstrom

Chief of Inland Business Dept,

and concurrently Chief of Local

Business Dept. — Chow Zung ^ & vA ±^

Sung Tth shih ka nuo yu kung szv-

Chief of Accounts and Checking Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Texaco Petro-

Dept.—Wilnam

Chief of GeneralChang

Affairs Dept. leum Products—Cable Ad : Texaco

Chin Jung-fu Y. F. Li, in-charge

Chefoo Postmaster—Lai Ki Hong Tsinan Club—6th Main Street, 3rd Cross

Tsingtao Postmaster—V. L. 1/ Iton Street

m. m & m Tsinan General Hospital,

President—Dr. M. Jo The—

Rubant, Fkancis W., Antiques, Chinese

Works of Art Tsinanfu-West, Second Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors

Avenue,

Ad:FrancisSouth,AllBungalow

Rubant; No. 11; Cable Ltd.—Cable Ad : Powhattan

Codesprop.

available.

W. Rubuit, S. W. Glass, division manager

Mrs. Mxry Otho, partner Miss A. Dmitrieff

F. G. Williams

F. Boulton, accountant

Saul Trading Co., Manufacturers

Hairnets and Laces—P.O. Box49; Cable of

Ad: Saul'radon -£5- Ch'ing Nun Hui

H.Woo

Geschwind, manager Y M C A., Chinese—Teleph. 362; Cable

Pei-chi Ad: Y.M.C.A.

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IT GUARANTEES ECONOMY-IT GUARANTEES SAFETY-

IT HAS NO EQUAL IN A COMMODITY AND PHRASE CODE

Commodities

Acceptances With

Banks Specifications

Insurance Peanuts

Offers Walnuts, etc.

Furs & Skins

Quantities Tea

Ports Spices

Sterling Tin

Gold Dollars Iron & Steel

Dimensions Piece Goods

Steamers Seeds

S.S. Companies Jute

Packing Kapok

Tables Rubber

Sugar

Shipments ACME Cotton

Telegrams Rice

Credits CODE Oils Silk

Numerals Products, etc.

Letters, etc.

100,000 CODE WORDS GUARANTEED FREE FROM TRANSPOSITIONS

Acme Code Company

89, Broad Street, Cable Address: 311, California Street,

NEW YORK, U.S.A. “AOMECODECO.” SAN FRANCISCO, U.S.A.

Agents:—

THECORPORATION,

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT THE ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS

263, Kiangse OF CEYLON, Ltd., Colombo.

Road, Shanghai. G. KOLFF & Co., Batavia—Sourabaya.

McKesson and robbins, Inc., FUNG TANG, Pedder Bldg., H’kong.

Hankow. V. E. FERRIER, Canton.

ASIA EXPORT Co., Tientsin. C1E. DE COMMERCE ET DE NAY.

J. BEERBRAYEER,

13-17, Yamagata-dori, Dairen. d’EXTREME ORIENT, Saigon.

CARROLL BROTHERS & Co., THE INTERNATIONAL ENGINEER-

12, Kaigan-dori, Kobe. ING Co., Inc., P.O. Box 39, Bangkok.

HO ARE, MILLER & Co., Ltd., SHAW WALLACE & Co.,

5, Fairlie Place, Calcutta.

KELLY & WALSH, Ltd., Singapore. PHILIPPINEEstate,

Ballard Bombay.

EDUCATION Co.,

BALTHAZAR & SON, Ltd., P.O. Box 620, Manila.

P.O. Box 15, Rangoon.

Sole Agents in Great Britain:— AC [E CODE COMPANY

26-28, Bury S’ reet, St. Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3.

Approval Copy Sent Anywhere.

SHANGHAI

Shang-hdt

Although situated nearly midway between Hongkong and Tientsin, Shanghai was

the most northerly of the ‘‘Five Ports” opened to foreign trade under the provisions

of the British Treaty of Nanking, and for many years constituted the i orthern limit

ofmainthe mouth

externalof trade of China. River

the Yangtsze It liesandin Hangchow

the alluvialBay,peninsula formed south-east

in the extreme between theof

the province of Kiangsu, in latitude 31° 14' 2t/' N. and longitude 121° 29' east of Green

wich,

reduced to the dimensions of an ordinary tidal cteek, at d known to foreignlatter

and at the junction of the Whangpoo River with the Woosung, the now

residents

as the Soochow Creek. The Foreign Settlement is situated some twelve miles above

the junction

junction of the Whangpoo

is situated the town with the mostwhich

of Woosung, southern

some arm

yearsofagothetheYaiChinese

gtze. Govern

At this

ment formally converted into a separate port open to foreign commerce; Except as a

place oftrade

pacific call forof the large steamers,

Northern China, tideswhichas now

and carry ofon anchorage

the rapidly growing trans-

craft while waiting for favourable or aweather,

place this convenienceforisthenot larger

much

availed of, owingwithin

ground available mainlythe toentrance

the constricted and exposed

of the Whangpoo. In 1919nature

Woosung of the

was anchorage

connected

with Shanghai by a motor road 30 feet wide, and in the same year the Woosung

Electric Lighting Company commenced its service. The project, however, for trans-

formingmills

jcotton Woosung

have intobeenanerected

important industrial

there—one centrerunmake-

of them slow progress. land

by electricity—and' Two

has been acquired in their vicinity for the building of a large sugar refinery. The value

= of land rose enormously in 1920 and, owing to the influx of population since the

establishment

have gone up ofintheconsequence new mills, house As aaccommodation

river the Whangpoo has becomeis ofscarce and rents

comparatively

recent

was merely originan scarcely

unimportant datingcanal.beyond

Lower the thirteenth

Kiangsu forms ancentury,

immensebefore which

plain, the gift ofit

'the Yangtsze, and is still growing at the rate of

miles per annum ; a few isolated lulls, formerly cdhstituting islands in the sea, approximately two square

alone rise from this plain, the nearest of which, the Fung-hwang-shan, consisting of

! fifteensixto twenty

some detachedmiles,summits, nonefrom

are visible exceeding 250 buildings

the higher feet in altitude, and distant from

of Shanghai.

Flora and Fadna

This Kiangsu plain has been called the Garden of China, and the population is

perhaps denser than in any other

vary, owing to the absence of any statistical portion ofsense the inEmpire of equalasextent.

the Chinese a people,Estimates

but by

foreigners

Square mile. The soil, consisting entirely of alluvia carried down bya the

the population is usually accepted as from eight hundred to thousand per

Yangtsze,

|livaterways

s fairly fertile, and,

whichto traversethq land being

it inandevery easily irrigated owing to the numerous

grown. Owing the latitude the direction,

fact that the heavy cropsisofpretty

rainfall the various staples are

well distributed

through the year, two crops per annum are regularly produced, and these are of

markedly different types ; the spring crop, gathered in May or June, being similar to

ohat of the northern temperate regions elsewhere, while the autumn crop, gathered

n September

sonsist and twoOctober, threeis and

distinctlyvarieties

tropicaloforbarley,

sub tropical. The spring plants

crops

»f variousof descriptions,

wheat, orbeans distinct

lucerne predominating. rape,

Theand leguminous

latter are frequently

ploughed into the land without gathering to make manure for the more valuable

ummer

tion products.

of the The summer

former having of latecrops

years,consist

owingmainly of cottondemand

to the growing and ricefor; use

theatcultiva-

home,

md for export to western and northern provinces, as

ottoh spinning and weaving industries have for some years past taken a firm well as to Japan, whereholdthe—

onsiderably increased, accompanied by a similar decrease in the acreage under rice

A146 SHANGHAI

oultivatioa. This decrease is, however, to a certain extent counterbalanced by an

increase in the production of winter wheat, partly owing to an enlarged acreage, but

probably more to improved cultivation, stimulated by the introduction of steam flour-

mills. Besides these staple crops there are grown during the summer peas and beans

of several descriptions, oil bearing crops such as sesamurn, and such domestic products

asmediately

cabbages,adjacent

carrots,to the

melons,

great cucuntbers,

silk producing brinjals,

region etc.of China,Although

so greatShanghai is im

is the demand

on the soil for other purposes that a comparatively small

cultivation. The large supersession of rice cultivation in favour of dry crops, such as area is under mulberry

cotton

summer,andandoilhasplants, muchhas certainly

reduced had an ofameliorating

the liability European residents effect onto the climatecomin

malarious

plaints, which now are, as a rble, of extremely mild types.

depthAlthough

at whichthepermanent

growth ofsubsoil forest andwaterfruit trees is heavily

is always to be found, handicapped

Shanghai by the small

produces

several varieties of fruits belonging to temperate regions.,

long and late spring, which continues till well into June. Cheri-ies of small size and Mainly this is due to the

poor flavour are common about the beginning, of May, fair strawberries are 7 now

also to b.e hadknown

eripbotrya, towards the latter

locally as thehalf bibo.of the

As thesamesummer

month,proceeds

, and are plums,

succeeded by the

nectarines,

apricots;

and grapes. etc,, ofNone

various varieties,

of these fruits,enter the market,

however, attain to,perfection,.

be, succeeded partlyby owing

fair peaches

to the

nature of the soil and the absence of proper sub-soil drainage, but chiefly to the want

ofculture

skiir onandthethepartabsence , of knowledge of the most elementary

of the native growers. Persimmons, apples, pears, walnuts, grapes, principles. of fruit

and other more northerly fruits are largely imported from the north, and more re-

cently fromround

quantities Japan,Hangchow

or the westandcoastvicinity.of America. OrangesPersimnons

of variousare descriptions

grown in large and

pumeloes

from the come from theandmore

Philippines southern come

Jndo-China coast ports,

the variedfrom fruit

Wenchow to Canton

products while

of the tropics,

Of

the trees, willows(maiden

salisburia take thehair first tree),

place, but areyews, followed by at oaks least two species of elm.

Flowering trees, such as the magnoliapines,in three or more bamboos, species, theandmelia, chestnuts,

paulownia, etc.

wistaria and later gardenia and lagerstromia and many

various seasons to the landscape, while up to the latter end of June the ordinary more lend variety in their

cultivated flowers of Europe grow well and abundantly. In winter, too, orchids and

the finer tropical

siderable attentionplants growto well

is paid under glass,

horticulture, and both

the public parkspublicly and privately

and gardens having within con

the

regularly by trained botanical experts. The native flowers most in evidence are theto

last few years increased both in number and area, as well as in being attended

chrysanthemum and peony, though roses are largely cultivated for their scent.

Owing to the thickness of the population the native mammalian fauna has been

almost

hydropotes exterminated,

inermis, the being practically

badger, oneconfined

andpartridges toof athesingle

or twobeing species

stoatfairly

family. ofThe

smallavi-fauna

deer, the

however, extensive, pheasants and still abundant in certainis,

localities, while during-

fo wl are plentiful about the the cold seasonmarshes

numerous snipe, duck,

and river teal channels.

and other The species

otherof birds

wild

are

evidence,nearly identical

theanimal with

most noteworthy the palsearctic

beingof athesmall fauna

species of Europe.

of alligator Reptiles

not exceeding are little

six feet in

long. Tins is a resident lower Yangtsze,

young individuals have been occasionally found in the marshes of the Whangpoo especially about Wuhu, but

opposite Shanghai. No single work of commanding authority has yet been published

on the Natural

explorers, the lateHistory

Robert ofSwinhoe,

the Kiangnan

F.L.S., andProvinces,

Fere Heud, and S.J.,

the have

workstoofbethe principal

searched for

inmen,the“ proceedings

With Gun andof Boat various learned

in the societies.

Yangtze Valley,”A work

by thespecially

late H. interesting to sports-

T. Wade, published

in 1895, gives much varied and useful information on the subject, and Mr. G. S. Wilkinson

has recently published a book on “Shanghai Birds.”

The Making of the Port' .

That portion of the Whangpoo river opposite the original British Settlement, now

known as the Central District, was, according to a doubtful tradition, formerly a oanal,

cut by an officer bearing the name of Hwang, to open a communication with a

lake opposite the town of T’sipao, some seven miles above the native city, but it now

SHANGHAI A147

constitutes the principal drainage channel from the upper country. This was formerly

accomplished by the Woosung Kiver, now in its turn reduced to the dimensions of a

creek, which, however, still forms the main water approach to Soochow. The Whangpoo

was at the time of the opening of the port some 2,000 feet across at low water opposite

the Settlements, but is now reduged owing to silt and to the embankment of both

shores

improved to form wharves.

training As thisthenarrowing

of the banks of the stream

actual decrease in widthhasofbeen accompanied

the navigable by anis

channel

ofchanges

no great importance.

in the reaches ofAthe similar

riveroptimistic

between view Shanghaicouldand not, Woosung,

however, bewhere takentheof the

de-

terioration

1843. Whenoffirst the frequented

navigable channel

by foreign wasshipping

progressive after thewidening

an extensive opening ofof the the channel

port in

was found immediately inside Woosung, and this led to a shallowing of the stream;

presentlyintoantwoisland

stream commenced

channels and, at tothegrow

same up time,in deflected

this shallow part, which

the current towardsdivided the

the right

bank, with consequent erosion on that side. The result of these causes was that both

channels were blocked by bars, impassable at low water to all but the most shallow-

draught river boats, and the large ocean-going steamers could only enter the river at

high-water springs. At other periods goods intended to be landed at Shanghai had

to be conveyed some thirteen miles in lighters. The enforced detention of the vessels

as well as the cost of lighterage were heavy charges on the commerce of the port.

The unsatisfactory condition of the lower river was a constant cause of

complaint to tothe assume

, commenced Government from about

alarming 1850, when

proportions, and thedredging

deterioration of the by

was urged channel

the

i’ foreign

fortunately Governments having the largest interest in the commerce of the port.

port, Un-

reactionary inauthorities

this, as inat many other were

the Capital thingsable concerning

to shelterthethemselves

good of thebehind the

the

, representatives of the Powers less interested in commerce, and, as by traditional

arrangements, numbers alone count in such affairs, Peking was always able to evade its

1 responsibilities. The late Imperial Government, largely guided by statesmen of whom

Li Hung aid

powerful Chang was apolicy

in their characteristic

of exclusion,type, andlooked upontothedo Bar

refused at Woosung

anything towardsasthea

improvement of the navigation, or deliberately took measures which they knew would

prove ineffective. The foreign merchants, assisted by the Municipality, took steps

J: to have the lower river surveyed and reported on by competent foreign hydraulic

;■ engineers.

foreign After the defeatthese

of thereports

anti-foreign party inand1900, and Authority

the capture, by

model oftroops,that offormed

Peking,

for the port of were

London, accepted,

wherein local a Riveras well as Imperial on the

i difficulties,

interests wereentirely

represented, was agreed on by all parties, and it

political, of the case had been surmounted and that work would was hoped that the

I': beretarding

immediately commenced.

influences It isatnotwork.

were still necessary here to go into

A reactionary details,

viceroy of thebut Kiangnan

the same

ji provinces was the tool chosen; he offered to undertake the work of controlling the

i I river under the advice of a foreign engineer, over the appointment of whom the foreign

I Powers were to have a veto; and, ever ready with China to accept the promise for

!! i1 the the viceroy

deed, theshould

foreign representatives,

undertake the wholeapparently

of the financialimpressed by the

burden, engagement

instead that

of its being

3t , shared by the beneficiaries as in the accepted scheme,

tion. The result was that Mr. de Rijke, the gentleman formerly consulted agreed to the new proposi-

i by the mercantile community of Shanghai, an engineer of standing who had carried

> out severalEngineer-in-Chief

appointed important works byin the connection

Chinese with the Japanese

Government in June,Government,

1906, underwasa

1 main obstructions in the river were the Outer Bar, in the mouth, and the InnerTheBar,twoa

Board consisting of the Shanghai Taotai and the Commissioner of Customs.

iliji little farther up river. Through the first a channel was scoured by building a concave

' ti I jetty,tion. the starting fromwasthediverted

left shore

fromacross to deep

side water. To ofevade theIsland

secondbyobstruc-

Hi’ dams andchannel

dredging. The dredging the east

work amounted to the west

to about Gough

8,000,000 cubic yards. fascine

In

8jaat ' September.

low water, 1909,

and all the

000 shipping

feet broad. was transferred

Communication to the

with newthe channel,

sea was then

not 18 feet deep

interrupted

: | for a single day. During 1910, work was carried out sparingly, funds being exhausted

I and

and the the estimates exceeded,

of theuntil

staff atwasthedismissed,

end of that yearhalf

Mr. ofdetheRijke

worklefthaving

for home,,

«|i completed. greater part hardly been

A148 SHANGHAI

In December, 1910, with the approval of the Diplomatic Body in Peiping,

Mr. H. von Heidenstam, c.e., and Captain in the Koyal iSwedish Corps of

Engineers, was appointed Eftgineer-injChief. He prepared a detailed “Pro-

jtect for the Continued Wimngpoo Regulation” with plans and estimates for

a period of ten years involving a total outlay of six million Taels, which was

approved by all oohderned but could hot be started owing to lack of funds.

A. practical scheme for the carrying out of Mr. von Heicleiist'am’s project was

ultimately evolved by the Shanghai Cha,mber of Commerce. This was based

on the levying of 3 per cent, conservancy tax on all Customs duties and 1$

per mille of value on duty-free imported or exported goods, the administration

to be carried on by a Board consisting of the Shanghai Commissioner for

Foreign Affairs, the Commissioner of Customs and the Harbour Master

After lengthy negotiations during 1911 and 1912, this scheme, with some

minor amendments, was approved by the! Government in April, 1912. The

scheme was put into operation on May 15th, 1912, according to Mr. vpn Hei-

denstam’s project. A new parallel jetty on the eastern side of the former

Outer Bar, training-works in the Upper Riveri and the dredging of some

7,000,009 cubic yards, mostly at convexes and in the Astrsea Channel, were

executed. The former Outer Bar, where only 16 feet of water were available

in 1907, was thus finally eliminated, and the shallowest reach in the whole

river became over 24 feet deep over a width of 600 feet in the narrowest places.

In 1915 and 1916 the narrow reach at the Chinese City at Nantao was widened

by dredging, and a new bund was created for the Chinese City. Towards

the end of 1916 the Board acquired the first installation of its own dredging

plant. At the end of 1921, Mr. von Heidenstam’s project, started in 1912.

had been practically completed, at a cost of about five million Taels, as

against the estimate of six millions. For many years it had been foreseen

that the rapid growth of shipping in the port and the increase in the size

of the ships Would necessitate a general port policy including if possible a

regulation of the great bar in the Yangtze below Woosung. After investiga-

tions, extending back to 13I5, into the state, of the Yangtze Estuary and into

the possibilities for future harbour development, a Committee of Consulting

Engineers was convened in 1921 who reported in favour of a reorganization

of the Board into a Port Authority with adequate powers to dredge the

Yangtsze bar and to execute harbour works. Their report has not yet been

acted om

The Harbour in point of tonnage now ranks 5th among the principal

ports of the world. Shanghai Serves a hinterland of some 750,000 square miles and is

likely to remain the principal entrepot f.»r the trade of North and Central China. The

mooring ;aecommodation in. the Harbour for steamers having become inaequate owing

to the enormous shipping developments of recent years the Customs called a

conference, representing Chinese and foreign shipping interests, in December

1925, and a comprehensive re-berthing plan was drawn up, which was en-

dorsed by the Consular Body and the Chambers of Commerce concerned.

The present position of Shanghai as a world port is due almost entirely

to the activities of the Whangpoo Conservancy Board. In 1905, as stated,

the Outek Bar at the mouth of the River had a depth of 15 feet at low water,

while thret! miles up stream the River divided into two ehaunels--one' of eight

feet depth, and the other of eleven feet depth (the Inner Bar). A channel

of at least 25 feet at lowest water now exists! This remarkable progress may

be attributed ito; The able [ scheme devised by the Dutch Engineer , Mr. J. de

Rijke. The. Board adopted* and, has; since consistently adhered to,, his re-

commendations, and results bHve eunclusively proved the soundness and cor-

rectness of his views. Mr. von Heidenstam proved a most able successor, and

his broad views have been of great value. He retired owing to ill health in

1928, and was succeeded by Dr. H. Chatley, m.inst.c.e.

SHANGHAI AJ49

History

The origin of the name Shanghai,” which literally means “Upper Sea,’

has been much debated, but probably like Kaoch'ang, ‘ High Reeds,” and

Kiangwan, “River Bend,”

merely the vernacular title names

given tostilltheexisting in thestillneighbourhood,

place when an island at was

the

mouth of the Yungtsze. It does not appear in history till the time of the

Mongol Empire. We find at various periods, from after Han downwards,

that K’wetishan^ Ohangshup iKiating, etc., were constituted into separate

hsiens, and that in the year 1292 Shanghai was likewise erected into a

separate district and

years, previously beenplaced

dividedunder

fromSungkiang-fu,

Kiahsing-fu, wdiich

now itself

in thehadprovince

only fifteenof

Chekiang. Prior to that it had been made a Customs’ station on account

of its favourable position for trade, but its growth had been slow, and for

centuries the chief trade of the lower district had been concentrated at the

mouth of the Liu-ho, now an insignificant creek which, passing T’aitsang,

joins the Yangtsze some twenty-five miles above Woosung.

With the silting up of the Liu-ho and its eventual extinction as a navi ,

gable channel, largely brought about apparently by the opening of the

Whangpoo before alluded to, Shanghai became the principal shipping port

of this region; and such it had been for some centuries when it was visited

in 1832 by Mr. II. H. Lindsay, head of the late firm of Lindsay & Co.,

accompanied by the Rev. Chas. Gutzlaff, in the Lord Amherst, with a view

to opening up trade, and from that time begins its modern history. Mr.

Lindsay in his report of the. visit says that he counted upwards of four

hundred junks passing inwards every day for seven days, and found the

place possessed commodious wharves and large warehouses Three years later

it was visited by Dr. Medhurst, who confirmed the account given by Mr. Lind-

say. On the 13th June, 1842, a British fleet under Vice-Admiral Sir William

Parker, and a military force of 4,000 men under Sir Hugh Gough, captured

the Woosung forts, which mounted 175 guns, and took the hsien (district^

city of Paoshan. On the 19th, after a slight resistance, the force gained

possession of Shanghai, the officials and a large proportion of the inhabitants

having fled the previous evening, although great preparations had been made

for the defence, 409 pieces of cannon being taken possession of by the British.

The people, however, rapidly returned and business was, resumed. The same

force afterwards captured Chapoo and Chinkiang, after which the fleet,

having blockaded the Imperial Canal and anchored opposite to Nanking, the

treaty of Nanking was signed, and the ports of Sw'atow, Amoy, Foochow,

Ningpo, and Shanghai were opened to trade. The city was evacuated on the

23rd June. The walls, three and a half miles in circuit with seven gates,

were erected at the time of the Japanese invasion, in the latter part of the

sixteenth century.

The ground selected by Captain Balfour, the first British Consul for a

Settlement fpr his nationals lies about half a mile north of the city walls,

between the Yangkingpang and Soochow creeks, and extends backward from

the river to what was still recently a ditch connecting the two, afterwardi-

called the Defence Creek, thus forming what may be termed an island a mile

square. Both the Yangkingpang and the Defence Creek have now been cul-

verted and made into broad roadways, known respectively as Avenue Edward

VII. and Thibet Road The port was formally declared open to trade on the

17th November, 184.3. Some years Were occupied in draining and laying out

the ground, which was mostly a marsh with numerous ponds and creeks. The

foreigners in the meantime lived at kantao, a suburb between the city a,nd

the river, the British Qppsulat^ being in the city. In two years a few houses

were built in the Settlement, and by 1S49 most foreigners had taken up their

residence in it. By that time twenty-five firms were established, and the

foreign residents numbered a hundred, including seven ladies. In that year

*n English Church was built, and on 21st November the foundation of the

A150 .'iHA-N till Ai

tvoman Catholic Cathedral at Tungkadoo was laid. The French were, In

1349, granted the ground between the city walls and the British Settlement

on the same terms; and, in exchange for help rendered in driving out the

rebels who had seized the city in 1853, got a grant of the land extending

for about a mile to the south between the city walls and the river. They

have since, by purchase, extended the bounds of the Concession westward to

the “Ningpo Joss House,” a mile from the river. Negotiations were instituted

for an extension of the Concession to Siccawei, a village chiefly occupied by

the Jesuits and their converts, situated at the end of the French Municipal

Road and five miles from the French Bund, but in this the French were only

partially successful, a small extension as far as the Old Cemetery being

granted them in 1899 In the later fifties the Americans rented land imme-

diately north of Soochow Creek, in the district called Hongkew. A greatly

enlarged boundary for the Settlement was granted in 1901.

Asa port for foreign trade Shanghai grew but gradually until it gained a great

impetus

Treaty ofbyTientsin,

the openingand ina further

1861 of the Yangtsze

increase by theandopening

northern up ofports, secured

-'apan. by the

In March,

1848, owing to an assault on some missionaries near Shanghai, Mr. Alcock, the British

Consul, blockaded the port and stopped the passage outwards of eleven hundred grain

junks. Thistodrastic

authorities measure, byafter

which graina for the Northto was cut off,thebrought the

arranged. Thetheir senses,

first event ofand

importance sending

since the man-of-war Nanking

advent of foreigners was thematter

takingwasof

the native city on 7th September, 1853, by the Triad rebels,

months, although repeatedly besieged and attacked by the Imperialists. This caused awho held it for seventeen

oflarge

landnumber

foreign rose of refugees

very

residents,

to seek Atshelter

considerably.

under the command that within the foreignforce

time a Volunteer

of Captain

Settlements,

(afterwards Sirwas formedand

Thomas)

the price

among

Wade, the

which

did really good service. The battle of “ Muddy Flat” was fought

when the Volunteers in conjunction with the Naval forces, consisting in all of 300 men on 4th April, 1854,

with one field piece, drove the Imperialists, numbering 0,000 men, from the neighbour-

hood

American of thewereSettlements

killed, and and burned

ten men their camps.

wounded. OwingTwo to theofoccupation

the Volunteersof the and

city one

the

authorities were powerless to collect the duties, which for

and it was, in consequence, agreed in July, 1854, between the Taotai and the three a short time were not paid

Consuls (British, French, and American) that they should be collected under

foreign control.

Government that This was found

the system was, tosubsequently

work so much to thetoTreaty

the advantage

of Tientsin,of extended

the Chineseto

all the open ports.

headquarter's of whichThewrere

Foreign Inspectorate

for some years, and,ofaccording

Customs wasto theestablished in 1861, the

original regulations,

ought still to be, at Shanghai. In 1861 the Taipings approached Shanghai, occupied

the buildings

capture ofand of the onJesuits

Soochow 25th atMay,

Sicawei,

1861', hadanddriven

threatened

a largethenumber

city andof the

settlements.

inhabitants Theof

that city the surrounding districts to Shanghai for

population increased rapidly. It was variously estimated at from four hundred protection, so that the native

thousand to a million, but the smaller number is probably nearer the truth. By 1861

provisions had increased in price to four times what they hadfrom been somey earsa

detachment ofEfforts

previously. BritishwereRoyal

made to keep

Marines andtheanrebels

IndianatRegiment

a distance garrisonedShanghai;

the walls,

while

Marines. the gates on the1861,

In August, side the

towards

city the was French

attacked,Settlement were guarded

and the suburbs betweenby theFrench

city

walls and river were in consequence destroyed by the French, the rebels being

ultimately driven back. In December the rebels to the

thousand again threatened the Settlements. The approaches were barricaded and the number of one hundred

Defence

Before theCreek close constructed

of 1862 the and rebelsfortified

had beenat driven

an expense

by theof forty-five thousand

British For-ces taels.a

beyond

radius of thirty miles around Shanghai. So immensely did the price of land rise that

itforis ten

statedthousand

ground pounds.

which hadAtoriginally

this timecosttheforeigners

old Race fifty

Coursepounds

and per acre was

Cricket sold

Ground,,

situated within the British Settlement, was sold at such a profit that after the share

holders had been repaid the original cost there was a balance of some forty-five

thousand taels, which the owners generously devoted to the foundation of a fund for

the

thirtyuse thousand

of the public,

taelsto ofbe applied

this amount to the purposes

were lentof recreation only. Unfortunately

by the treasurer on his own

SHANGHAI A151

responsibility to the Club, in which institution he was a shareholder. As the share

holders

and were never

furniture wereable to repay

taken over this loan by

in 1869 out the

of thetrustees

profitsononbehalf

the Club,of thethe.Recreation

building

Fund, to which the building still belongs. This fund has proved very useful in

rendeiringin assistance

ground interiorto some

the exception other

ofofthethe Race public

Course,institutions,

which besides havingby purchased all the

and, with the steeplechase courseisatnowtraining

leased seasonstheonly,

Municipality

set aside

astaken

a Publicby theRecreation Ground,in conjunction

Municipality, by which name withit the

is known.

trustees More

of therecently

fund, to steps

acquire,werein

connection

E'c for public with the new Rifle This,

recreation. Rangewhichadjoining

coversthesome

Hbngkewfifty Settlement,

or sixty acres, an additional

has been

out, and is fully available for public use, relieving the congestion of the ground in

the interior of the Race Course where, during summer on

may see in progress at the same time half a dozen cricket matches, baseball, polo, golf a Saturday afternoon, one

and

in 1907. several tennis.matches.., The swimming bath in the Hongkew Ground was opened

At the time the local native Authorities were severely pressed they availed

themselves of the services of an American adventurer named Ward, who raised .a

band partly composed

had congregated of deserters

at Shanghai, from foreign

with whose help heships

drilledanda regiment

rowdies ofofallnatives.

nations, This

who

force, notwithstanding its unpromising commencement, attained

siderable amount of efficiency, and did good arid useful service. This was acknowledg- under Ward a eon

edwhoinafter a mannerdeathunusual,

rearedwhere foreigners are concerned,a temple by thetoChinese authorities,

services arehisstill maintained. in the cityWard

After of Sungkiangfu

was killed the force passed his under

memory, thewhere

com

mand of another American of the name of Burgevine. who proved unfaithful to his flag

and subsequently transferred his services to the Taiping

Authorities found it impossible to control these raw and undisciplined levies, and at rebels. The Imperial

their earnest request Admiral Sir James Hope consented to the appointment of Major,

afterwards

able to discipline,General,thisGordon,

force nowR.E.,rendered

to the command.

the greatestHavingservice byin him been made amen

the suppression of the

rebellion; indeed, it is generally believed that the Taipings would never have been

overcome but for the assistance of “The Eyer-Victorious- Army,” as this hastily-raised

bandofwas

city named.on Amongst

Soochow other services

27th November, they virtually

1863, which regainedendedpossession of the important

the rebellion. There

is,presshowever,

ion, manymuch roombfor

of those doubt asoftojudging

st capable the wisdom

being ofof foreigners

opinion that aiding in its sup

the civilization

of the Empire

dynasty wouldoverthrown.

been then have had a Certainly

much better chancenations,

European Of progressing

merely inhad the decaying

exchange for the

promise

monument of neutrality,

in memory might

of the have

fallen made almost

officers of anyregiment

this terms with stoodtheforTaiping

many rebels.at theA

years

north end of the Bund and was afterwards transferred to the Public Gardens. From

I860 to 1867 one British and two Indian Regiments and a battery of British Artillery

were stationed at Shanghai.

sketch. SinceOnthatChristmas

time there Eve,have1870,been

the few historical

British Consulate events

wasworthy

burnedofdown recordandin most

a briefof

the records completely lost. In May, 1874, a riot occurred

owing to the intention of the Municipal Council to make a road through an old in the French Settlement

graveyardandbelonging

.injured, to thelostNingpo

eight natives Guild. A One

their lives. or two Europeans

considerable were severely

amount of foreign-owned

Sroperty was1 destroyed. An extensive fire in the French Concession in August, 1879,

estro.s ed 22theirhouses;

celebrated jubileetheon loss

17thwasandestimated at TIs. 1,500,000.

18th November, 1893, when,The it isforeign Settlements

estimated, 500,000

strangers visited Shanghai. A medal was struck in commemoration

1894 a fire outside the native city along the river bank having cleared away a great and of the occasion. In

noisome collection of huts and hovels, advantage was taken of this clearing by the

native

roads three Authorities

ThisandBund to makefrom

extends a broad south Bundcorner

on the model of the Foreign Settlement

some a half miles, to thetheArsenal at KaoofChang

the FrenchMiao. Bund,It wasalong the river

formally de-

clared open by the Taotai in October, 1897. A Council was formed to supervise this

Bund and attend to other native municipal matters; its offices are situated in the

Bureau for F< reign Affairs, in the Bubbling Well Road. It controls a special force of

police composed of Sikhs and Chinese. A riot occurred on 5th and 6th April, 1897, in

A152 SHANGHAI

consequence of an increase in the wheelbarrow tax. It was suppressed by the

Volun eers and sailors from the men of-war in port, without loss of life. The Consuls

and Mm icipal Council having submitted to the dictation of the Wh« elbarrow Guild, an

indignation public meeting was held on the 7th April, the largest meeting ever held in

the Settlements up to that date. At this meeting the action of tne Authorities was so

strongly condemned that the Council resigned. A new Council was elected and the tax

enforced, the French Municipal Council increasing their tax in like pi oportion. Another

riot took place on 16th and 17th July, 1898, owing to the Authorities of the French

Settlement having decided to remove the “ Ningpo Joss House.” The French Yolun

teers were called out and a force landed from men-of-war, which measures speedily sup

pressed the riot, fifteen natives being reported killed and many wounded. In 1900, Great

Britain, France, Germany, and Japan landed troops at Shanghai for the protection of

the Settlements, the presence of the troops being deemed necessary owing to the threat-

ening aspect of the natives at the time operations were being conducted in the north in

consequence of the Boxer rising. They remained as a garrison until December, 1902, when

they were withdrawn. In December, 1905, differences arose between the local Chinest

and British officials regarding the jurisdiction of the British Assessor of the Mixed

Court, leading to a situation that called for the intervention of an armed foreign force

Inflammatory placards were posted throughout the native city and in the Settlement

itself urging a general strike for the purpose of asserting so-called Chinese rights, and

on the 18th December sex-ious rioting occurred in the streets, when several foreigners

were subjected to rough usage at the hands of the mob. Determined attacks were made

on the Hongkew and Louza police stations. The latter station was set on fire and

partially wrecked. Encouraged by this success the rioters directed their incendiary

efforts to the annexe of the Hotel Metropole. Their designs were happily frustrated by

a force of bluejackets and volunteers who arrived on the scene, but it was not before

shots had been fired and a few of the rioters killed that the mob dispersed. In the

Nanking Road also the police found it necessary to fire on the mob with ball cartridge,

two rounds of blank cartridges having failed to overawe them. In addition to the

Volunteers, the Municipal ] olice, Eux-opean and Sikh, who appeared on the streets armed

with rifles and fixed bayonets, upwaids of 3,000 bluejackets were landed from warships

of various nationalities for the piotection of the Settlement. The men behaved with

freat moderation, but speedily convinced the rioters that their conduct was ill-advised

beinghe Viceroy

closed himself came to Shanghai

for a fortnight, to settlewith

was re-opened the dispute,

Mr. Twyman, and thetheMixed British Court, after

Assessor

(whose dismissal the Taotai had demanded), still on the Bench. The Corps Diploma

tique

and at Peping

this somewhatsatisfactory

prevented unfortunatelyconclusion

yielded tobeing

the demand ofat,theboth

Chinese officials,

Municipality and the any

Chinese Magistrates, being unsatisfied. arrived Shanghai parties,

in August, the

1913,

was the scene of some fighting in connection with the abortive rebellion against Yuan

Shih-kai. A large force of revolutionaries made several determined attempts to capture

the arsenal,overbut| Ossession

nominally did not succeed. There was the

fighting, also,of in1924thebetween

immediate district

Chekiang. The Volunteersof ofShanghai during

the Settlement weresummer

mobilised, but no attackKiangsu was madeand

on

tiontheandSettlement. On May

the Police were 30th,to1925,

forced fire there

upon wasthe rioting

crowd. outsideTherethewere Louzaa number

Police Sta-of

casualties, and a general strike of the Chinese followed with unrest, engineered largely

by Bolshevik arid anti-foreign influences, in many parts of China. Throughout 1926

the unrest

ceeded with continued and thereAtwere

little interruption. many labour

the beginning of 19troubles

7, however, but more

general tradetrouble

serious pro-

was feared owing to the occurrences at Hankow and

forces, and the Powers therefore agreed to garrison the Settlement. the approach of the Nationalist

The taking

culminating overSino-Japanese

in the of Manchuria hostilities

by the Japanese

round inShanghai

September at the1931Dledginning

to a boycott

of 1932.

As a result great alarm was caused to the foreigners residing in the foreign concessions

inilityShanghai on account of the proximity of the fighting, and at one

of evacuating the place was even considered. However, after considerable damage time the advisab-

had been done to the Chinese territories around Shanghai, particularly Chapei, a truce

was signed

literally in the asmiddle

recognised of 1932ruler

the virtual between

of theChina

three and Japan by which

North-Eastern the latter was

provinces.

SHANGHAI A153

Population

The Foreign population increased rapidly up to 1865, but declined considerably

during the next ten years. The census of 1865 gave the number of foreign residents

in the three Settlements as 2,757, army and navy (British) 1,85!, shipping i 81, a total

ofin 5,589.

1880,2,197; Jn 1870,in the

1885,total3,673;

in thein Anglo-American

1890, 3,821 ; in 1895, Settlement

4,684: was ,666; in 1876,in 1,673;

in 1900,7,396; 1905,

11,497.

of8,65815,012 By tlie census

foreigners; of

1,356 15th

in October,

the British 1910, there

Settlement were in

(now both Settlements

called Central a total

District),

in Hongkew (now Northern and Eastern Districts), 3,52 in Western Dis-

trict, Outside Boads and Pootung; and ,476 in the French Settlement—an increase

of 217.4 per cent, during the latter live years, against 45 per cent, during the previous

dve.

the twoWhen the censushadwasgrown

Settlements takento in20,924—18,519

October, 1915,in the the International

number of foreignersSettlementin

and

16th, 1920 (exclusive of the French Settlement and the outside roads under theOctober

2,40 > in the French Settlement. According to the census taken on control

of the French Consul), the foreign population numbered 23,3'»7, compared with

18,519 in 1915 and 13,536 in 1910. The proportion of the principal nationalities repre-

sented was as follows, the figures at the time of the 915 census being given within

parenthesisJapanese

Portuguese, 1,301 (1,323); 10,215 (7,169); British, 5,341 (4,822); American, 2,264 (1,307);

Spanish, 186(181); Danish,Russian,

175 (145),1,266

Italian.(361);171 French, 316 (244);

(114); Indians, 954German,

(1,009). This280 showed

(1,155);

that

foreign settlements was taken in 1925, when the returns showed 9,947 foreignersof and

the Japanese had trebled in number since 1910. The last official census the

810,279 Chinese as resident in the districts under the control of the International

Council.

7,811This

tion

figure isand

offoreigners

the “ French”

exclusive

289,26' ofChinese.

Concession

the FrenchItSettlement

includedis 3,463

interesting the population

Britishtoand thatofthewhich

noteAmericans, is given

foreign at

popula-

as against 893

French. According to the census report compiled by the Municipal Bureau of Public.

Safety, the total population of Greater Shanghai in December 19 0, with the Interna-

tional Settlement and the French Concession, was 3,183,567, including 59,355 foreigners.

Of

in the theFrench

total population,-1,007,868

Concession, and 1,740,892 are residing in the city

in the native International Settlement,suburbs.

and its surrounding 434,807

Although the Chinese have no right of residence

and indeed were not recognised by the original Land Regulations, some twenty within the Foreign Settement,

thousand

city was besieged sought refuge

by thewithin

Taipings theinboundaries

1860 therefrom were,theit rebels

is said,inat1854,

leastandfivewhen the

hundred

thousand natives within the .Settlements. In 1920 there were in the three Settlements

930,068.

greater than The the

Chines'totalpopulation

given, as working

there arein many the Settlements,

more thousands however, whomustsleepbeoutside

much

the limits.

Climate

recorded The eliihate

number ofofShanghai

deaths is generally

from cholera allowedforeigners

among to be fairlywas Healthy.

32whenin 1890. The highest

11 were amongst residents. With the exception of the year 1912, thereOfwere

these,14

cases,

annum theduring

averagethenumber last of casesyears.

twenty amongstTheforeigners average hasnumber

been slightly

of deathsoverofthree per

foreign

residents from small pox during the last twenty years has been 15 per annum.

Amongst the foreign population the general death rate was 15.4 per thousand in 1915,

1418.2inin1916,

1921, 20.7

19.3 inin 1922

1917, and16.517.2

in in19181923.(including

These ratesJapanese),

compare 20.«favourably

in 1919, 15.2within those

1920,

of many large towns in Europe and America. The thermometer ranges from 25 deg.

to 9103

64' deg.and

9, 77‘9i F., 52.49

the meanfor first,of second,

ten years thirdhaving been 59.19

and fourth deg., the

quarters, average being

respectively. 41.13,

Shanghai

approaches

London and Shanghai are almost identical. In October and November there ofis

nearest to Rome in mean temperature, while tile winter temperatures

generally

the world;drv,outclear, whenandthedelightful

winter has weather,

fairly equalset into the that north-east

found in any partareof

winds

extremely

Woosung. The heat during July and August is sotoetimes excessive, but generallyat

cold and biting. On January 17th, 1878, the river was frozen Over

lasts only a few days at a time. In late years very severe gales ha've become

A154 SHANGHAI

more frequent. On 27th and 28th July, 1915, a typhoon of extraordinary violence

visited the district doing much damage. The mean of the barometer is from 29.769 *

indaystheinthird to 30'during

Shanghai 245 incheseightinyears

the was

first 124;

quarter.

55 wetThe daysannual

occurredaverage of rainy

in winter, and \.

6930.2inin summer;

summer. the Theannual rainfallofaverages

mean degree humidity49’57 inches,7«'6about

is from in the15 inwinter

winterto and

82.6 ;

in the summer months.

Description

east The and streets of the for

west, mostly International and S’refeueh

the whole length of both,Settlements

crossing eachrun other

northatandright

southangles.

and

They

expense been were. when first

mostly the laid out

madetraffic twenty-two

muchproblem feet

wider.is becomingwide, but have

In spite ofincreasingly

this, however since at very great

stringent regulations, acuteandin the more

Shanghai

as elsewhere. Notwithstanding the soft nature of the soil the roads are kept in

remarkably

trams the whole good track

order,ofdespite

the Maloo,the heavy

one milemotor traflic. wasWith

in length, laidthewithintroduction

Jarrah hardof

wood

was blocks,with

and the

the same

sectionmaterial.

of Nanking Hoadtobetween Kiangse Road and the Bund

piling or concrete foundations are necessary before any building over one expensive

paved Owing the nature of the ground, storey in

height

SoochowcanCreek, be erected,

between,and all stoneSettlement

the British has to beand brought from isa now

Hongkew, longcrossed

distance.by nine

The

bridges, seven of which are adapted for carriage traffic.

Many foreign houses, surrounded by gardens, have been erected near the outside

roads, especially on the Bubbling Well, Avenue Haig, Yuyuen, Great Western and

Sinza Roads, which are the main outlets from the Settlement, and from which most

offorming

the other

fine roads

avenuesbranch off. toThese

of five roadsin'length.

are planted

six unparalleled

miles with trees onofboth sides,

may be described as remarkable and in theBuilding

history ofactivity

the port. late years

Mention should be made of the many 10 and even 20 storied apartment houses in

tothethese.

centralThese

as wMtareasnow

western districts. to Foreigners

too numerous enumerate for the most part have migrated

off-hand.

Trade in 1937

The improvement in the general trade of Shanghai during the latter months

of 1936 and the very satisfactory results of the first seven months of 1937 not

unnaturally encouraged the belief that the. depression years were passing and

that the port was headed towards a new prosperity. That disillusionment should

•so soon have come in the shape of hostilities locally between China and Japan

was hardly to be expected, and, although actual warfare in the Shanghai area

lasted only three months from the 13th August, the fighting was of so severe a

nature and destruction so great that the losses incurred have yet to be calculated.

As a consequence of the destruction of factories, silk filatures, manufacturing ]

plants of all descriptions, godowns, etc., and, in fact, the practical laying waste j

of the surrounding areas of Greater Shanghai, Chapei, Nantao, and Pootung,

Shanghai

accentuatedforbya the timethousands

suffered ofalmost complete and

unemployed, paralysis,

the masswhile conditions

influx were

of refugees. .

Owing, moreover, to the imminent danger to foreign shipping which caused the

diversion from Shanghai of the vessels of certain of the principal steamship

companies, the boom in the Whangpoo River itself, the closure of the Yangtze

River, the Japanese blockade of the China coast, and the incessant bombing of

roads and railways, Shanghai was for some weeks virtually isolated from the

rest of the world. With the consequent dislocation of all business, the imposition

of necessary financial restrictions, and conditions generally throughout the last

five months of the year, it is a mattter of no little surprise that the value of the

trade of the port should be so little below that for the previous year, and this

can only be attributed to the unprecedented prosperity of the first seven months

of 1937!

During the year under review7 Shanghai handled $1,786.5 million worth of

cargo as compared with $1,816.2 million worth during 1936, the value statistics

of the port under their various headings being as follows : direct foreign imports.

SHANGHAI A155

$510.8 million as compared with $555^2 million; coastwise importations of

Chinese merchandise,

foreign countries, $404.7$436.5 million

million as againstwith$436$362.3

as compared million;

million; direct

andexports

coastwiseto

exportations of Chinese produce, $434.5 million as against $462.7 million.

Shanghai's share in the net total foreign import trade of the country declined

from 58.74 per cent in 1936 to 53.37 per cent in the1 year under review, with the

percentage of exports declining also from 51.21 to 48.24 per cent. The net value

of Shanghai’s foreign imports was $508.8 million as compared with $553.1 million

in 1936, a decrease of $44.3 million, or 8 per cent, while the net value of exports

to foreign countries was $404.4 million as against $361.4 million, an increase of

$43, million, or 11.89 per cent. The total net value of Shanghai’s foreign trade

was therefore $913.2 million as compared with $914.5 million, or a decrease of

0.14 per cent. The excess of net foreign imports over net foreign exports, which

stood at $191,694,281 in 1936, was reduced in 1937 to $104,448,714. During the

year Shanghai continued to show the usual import surplus until September,

when exports began to exceed imports. For six months in succession, i.e., from

February to July, the total value of the foreign trade of Shanghai exceeded $100

million. July was the record month, with imports valued at $77.6 million and

exports at $52.9 million, or a total trade value of $130.5 million. In October

imports had fallen to $8.6 million and exports to $14.2 million, or a total of

$22.8 million. In December there was a slight improvement, imports being

valued at $13.8 million and exports at $18.5 million, or a total value of $32.3

million.

Under foreign imports showing increases, the more important groupings

1i were metals and ores, with a gain of $25 million : wool and manufactures thereof.

with an increase of $6 million; grey cotton piece goods, and books, paper, etc.,

| with increases each of some $4 million; and silk and manufactures thereof, with

; an increase of $2 million. Those imports of which the value declined included

} raw cotton, yam, and thread, with a loss of $19 million; miscellaneous metal

f manufactures and dyes, with losses respectively of $8 million and $7 million:

and the three groups—cereals and flour; candles, soap, oils, etc., and timber,—

I each with losses of some $3 million. The net increase of $43 million in the value

5 of foieign exports as compared wdth 1936 was due to an increase of $18 million

underand

wax, the heading

animals ofandores, metals,products

animal and metallic

showed'products;

increaseswhile eachoil,oftallow,

over and

$10

j million. Textile fibres advanced by $7.5 million; hides, leather, and skins, by

jt $4.5 million; and sundries, by $3 million, respectively. Decreases occurred in

I!, Shanghai’s foreign exports as follows: cereals and cereal products, over $5

million; yarn; thread, plaited and knitted goods, over $4 million; seeds, over

II $3 million; piece goods, over $2 million; and tea, over $1 million.

As a result of the various currency reforms and the various emergency

I measures adopted by the Government upon the outbreak of hostilities, the

I stability of the currency was maintained throughout the year. Commodity

prices continued to improve, the wholesale price index for Shanghai rising

. steadily from 118.8 in December 1936 to 126.1 in June 1937, but declining to 125.8

for July, the last month for which figures are available. Though for Shanghai

N the year ended in disaster, the prosperity enjoyed in its early months afforded

ample evidence of the stimulus given to trade by political unity, financial

J,i stability, and improved purchasing power.

Comparison with the statistics for 1936 shows an all-round decline of 30

■ per centfor,

cleared in overseas, coastal,General

abroad under and inland shipping.totalled

.Regulations Vessels2,410entered from, and

in number and

:j | 11,319,386 in tonnage as against 3,424 vessels, representing 16,207,205 tons, in

p 1936. British-flag vessels continued to lead with a total of 3£ tons, followed by

, , Japanese-flag vessels with 2,7 million tons and American-flag vessels with 1.3

i ; million tons. Vessels under the French flag totalled 938,451 tons and under the

); German flag 835,435 tons. Vessels entering from, and clearing for, Chinese open

[ ports under General Regulations numbered 9,596, with a total tonnage of

t 10,991,057, as against 13,057 vessels, wit a tonnage of 15,603,054, in 1936. British

1 flag vessels again took the lead with a total of 4.25 million tons, followed by 3.5

A156 ' IJAjMqfJJAJ,

million tons under the Chinese flag, 1.5 million tons un4er the Japanese flag,

and 0.75 million toils under the Norwegian flag. The tonnage of;-, yessejs. entered

from, and cleared for, inland place? umJeJ' in land Water- Steam Navigation

Regulations decreased from 5,840,949 in 1936 to 4,185.427 in 1937. Their number

also decreased from 29,190 to 18,498. These figures do .not include 44,420 junks

entered and cleared. From the above figures it can be seen, how severely Shang-

hai suffered in regard to shipping: of the total number of vessels and1 of tonnage

for 193^ referred to, 80 per cent of entries and clearances took place during the

first seven months of the year. As regards the dredging work of the Whangpoo

Conservancy Board, a total of over 2j million cubic yards (solid in place mea-

sure) was removed from the Whangpoo River and the Soochow Creek during the

year. On the Yangtze Bar over 3| million cubic yards was removed by the drag

suction-dredger f ■'miteftt. The great reduction iiV the dredging work of the

Board's plant in 1937, both in the harbour' and at the Yangtze Bar, as cojupared

with the previous year Was attributable fd the enforced total suspension of work

from the middle of August owing to the Sino-Japanese hostilities and the coin-

mandeering of the Board's vessels bj the Japanese inilitary authorities. The

new Chiukong Wharf, built at a cost of $5,OOQ,OOQ, with its two sections eaph

measuring 590 feet in length and’all facilities for the expeditipus, handling of

cargo, was opened on the 12th June, the first steamer to berth there being the

China Merchants’ s.s. Kxmgyiruj^ followed by. the 26,000-toh s.s. Empress\'Qf

Japan and the Italian mail steamer s.s. Conte Rosso. This fine new wharf came

well within the area of hostilities, and the immense possibilities .qf its future

development mhst. await more fortunate days.

DIRECTORY

A. B. C. Bakeiiy Yl 132-4 North Sze Abraham, D. E. J., Merchant—83, Peking

Road ; Pelephs. 10i69 and 16722, Cable

cbuen Road: Teleph 46775 Ad: Pigeon

D. E. J. Abraham

A. Road:

B. C. Teleph.

Pharmacy—-751, R. D. Abraham j S. M. Lee

363s9 Bubbling Well j E.M. Abraham M. Cohen |: C.C. J.Y. Chow

K.oo, ■

A.B.C. Press, 8. A., Printers—Lane

22, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 17470- I 126, ' f? # & fl

17479; Cable Ad : Abecepress Abraham, Katz A Co.—309, Kiangse

Ed.MissHaenggi, managing

M. Haenggi director Road : Teleph. 1336.1 ; .C^lc Ad:

Abkatz

IB # Zeang Ket tE M # b Jh: l>/ei Ma

Abdoolally, Ebrahim & Co., Merchants & Acme Code

Bank Co., Cable Codes, Con-

Commission Agents—671,Szechuen Kd.; densers. Code

Publications

Compilers- 263,

and Special

Kiangse Roads,

Road,

Teleph. 11829; P.O. Box

Abdoolally. Head Office: Bombay241; Cable Ad: Between Nanking & Kiukiang

E. C. Ebrahim, manager Teleph. 10083; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad :

S.T. C.C. Ebrahim . Busequicor

Kbtahim (Absent)

do. Business Equipment Corporation,

agents

M. A. Baxamusa

Abeichi Yoko, 1/rp. - 2^3, Szechuen Adams & Co., William

Importers—51, CantonA., insurance and

Road; Teleph.

Road.: Telephs. 12095; 12357 & 14720 18210; Cable Ad: Happy

SHANGHAI A 1,57

o M M A h: G Allan, E. C. Exchange and Bullion

k. E. G. Chika Electric Co.'^Electrical Broker — 69, Riukiang Road ; Telephs.

Manufacturers and Engineers 267, 11975 & 18241 ; Cable Ad: Irvhurnag

E. C. Allan

Kiangse Road; Telephs. 19681-3; F. Machado

Cable Ad: Aegchinaco. Branch

Office : Tientsin

St. Halas. tech, manager m & m m %

< Dr, P, Lissner, secretary

Aye lay han pah lee

Aoka China Co. (Otto & Co.), Photo and Allen & Hanborys Ltd., Wholesale

Cinema Supplies—261, Szeehuen

Tsleph. 16388; Cable Ad: Agfaphoto Road; Manufacturing anil Pharmaceutical

Chemists, Surgical Instrument and

Hospital Furniture Manufacturers—

110, Hankow Road; Teleph. 15611;

Ah Foh & mCo., Stevedores

m mand General Cable Ad; Allenburys

P. D. G. Gain, agent

Contractors—33, Szechuen Road; Telepb. Slowe

18882Ah Foh, Jr. I Kya S. Foo agentsA Co., Ltd., distributing

P. S. Kar I T. 11. Sung

Ah Fong, Photographer, Flashlights, Chv h wa lim ho yen tsao

etc.--891, Nanking Road; Teleph.

94450 yu hsien hung sze

Ah Hono

Tobacco Go. of China, Ltd.—

Soochow Road; Teleph, 13432

33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19301 Directors—L. G. Coiisins’ C. E.

AhCorner

Sing, ofPrinter -- 561, Boone Road, j Harber, Brig.-Gen. E. B. Mac-

North Szechuen Road; j naghten,

p C.M.G., d.s.o.., R. J. E.

Teleph. 42692 rice and H. V. Tiencken

C.K. C.McKelyie.

Newson,assist.

f.c.ls.* secretary

do.

Aircraft (China) Ltd., Specialists in all

Branches of Aviation, Suppliers of all )

Types of Aircraft1 and Aircraft Materials ; Allied Architects, The — 406, Kiangse

-Teleph. IK375 ; Cable Ad : Ariel \ Road; Cable Ad: Alliarcht

F. R. Smith, director

D. Reiss, director

G.L* G.W. N.Hutton,

Tinson,director

director Allman, Davies and Kops, Lawyers

Agents: 208, Hamilton House; Telpph. 15777;

Reiss, Bradley

N. F. Allman '

Museum Road J. B. Davies

Alexander Clark Co., Ltd., The, Manu- P. F. de Bi uyn Kops

facturing Goldsmiths and Silversmiths James

H. M. M. Lee

Sassoon House, The Bund; Teleph.

10719; P.O. Box 1081 ; London Show-

room: 125-126, Fenchurch Street, E. C. 3

Alexander Clark, director (London) Aluminium ®Union h m sg

Limited,

G. J. Weljs, director (Shanghai) Aluminium in ^.ll.Coiuinercial Forms—

ft 1000, Liza Hardoon Building, 346.

Aye erh teh kuny sue Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11758 ; P.O.

I Box 1435; Cable Ad: Aluiim

Algar

veyors, Land, Estate and Insurance J. C. Hsia, asst, manager

Agents—206, Sassoon House; Teleph. Mrs. Lucille Robinson

12877; Cable Ad: Classic ! W. V. Hsu

N. E. Kent, manager | V W Chang

E. H. Adams, A.iu.B-|A.,.sign* pes.pro. Y. S. Zumr

A158 SHANGHAI

n & m m w ® m Assist. Commercial Attache—A .Bland

Mei yah pao sien chuny kuny sze Calder

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Registrar, China TradeViola

Commissioner—A. Act Smith

and Trade

Inc., U.S.A., General Insurance : Fire, Assistant Trade Commissioner—H. B.

Marine,

Burglary, Motor Car,

Plate Glass, Life, Accident,

Baggage and Howard

Special Risks—17, The Bund ; Teleph.

11144; P.O. Box 1195; Cable Ad: American Consulate—{See Consulates)

Underiters

C.A. V.B. Starr, president American Dispensary, Federal Inc.,

DonaldPark, vice

A. Cook, do.

treasurer U.S.A., PharmH

Chemists cists ARoad;

226, Nanking Dispensing

Telephs.

W. T. Sullivan, marine

B. C. Sienkevitch, director manager 18790(5 Lines)and 13803(UrgentCalls);

Cable Ad: Kofa; Codes: A.B.C 6th,

W. A. Hale, do. Mosse and Bentley’s.

N. N. Yakoonnikoff, do. Executive Dept:

V. S. Phen, do.

R. E. Shean, Shanghai manager E.C. SH. Franklin,

Thiel president

W. Ptlug, mgr. A secretary

American Association of China—{See Pharmacy :

American Chamber of Commerce) J. C. Locke

A. L. Filtzer

American Associacion of University M. G. Arcus

Women—{See Clubs) Miss

M rs. R.N. Schiller

Goriotchell'

Miss R. Lysmann

n & m » w:'m

American Bank NoteTheCo.,Bund;

Manufacturers--!?, BankTeleph.

Note American Drug Co. (Kofa)—(Nee

1042i0: Cable Ad: Banknote Kofa American Drug Co.)

Harry F. Payne, vice-president T-} & % ft Pm hang sze

G.H. II.G. Lynott, manager

MoNeary, asst. mgr. American Engineering Cokpokation.

F. Simonsen (China;. (Incorp. in Delaware,

P. T. Zien U.S.A.), Engineers, Importers, Con-

tractors—989, Bubbling Well Road;

American Baptist Foreign Mission Teleph. 34350; Cable Ad : Amengco

Society (Nee Churches and Mis- Directors

sions’) C. K. Young, president

American Bible Society—(See Asso- Sarcey T. Chen, vice-president and

gen. manager

ciations and Societies) C. M. Wentworth, treasurer

Wilfred S. B. Wong, secretary

American Book Shop — (Nee The and manager

Chinese-American Publishing Co.) General Affairs Dept.

T. Y. Mao

American Bureau of Shipping - 51, Miss A. White

Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable Ad: Fru/idaire Sales Dept.

Record M. C. Chang

C. J. Rung I D. Li

American Chamber of Commerce—(Nee Technical and Service Dept.

Chambers of Commerce) T. C. Chao j I., A. Golovin

C. G. Melnikoff Y. C. Wu

American Club—{See Clubs) K. M. Yang | X: H. Chun

Acc.onntinfj Dept.

American Commercial Attach^, S. L- Chang W. S. Kung;

Canton Road; Teleph. 15045; P. O.—Box

51, Stores

W. Kohnert

Dept. :

T. Wang

605; Cable Ad: Amcomat; Code: Secretarial Dent.

Western

Commercial UnionAttache—-Julean

5th edn. Arnold Mks G. M. Lowe

SHANGHAI A159

S geHAi^es : L. Passik

Buffalo Forge Co.—Ventilating Percy Lee

Machinery A. G. Muldoon (Tientsin)

Federal Laboratories, Inc.—Muni- Y. J. DobroliubofF (Hankow)

tion and Protective Equipment

■ Fitagibbons

; Steel Bolters,Steel Boiler Co.— American Legion—(Nee Clubs)

Tox Furnace Co.—Sunbeam Air- American Masonic Temple Associa

conditioning Units

Frick Co.—Cold Storage, Ice- tion—{See Clubs)

making and Air-conditioning

Machinery n & & ^ w m

Frigidaire Corporation—Electric Mei, kuoh wu ching hung sze

Refrigerating System American Metal Co., Ltd., Producers

Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co ofSassoon

Gold, Silver,

—Mechanical Stokers House:Copper,

Teleph.Lead11200;

and Zinc—

Cable

Weber Show Case & Fixture Co.— Ad: Efflux

Refrigerator Display Cases and

Soda Fountain Equipment American-Oriental Trading Company,

Manufacturers’ Representatives —

266, Peking Road; Teleph. 17998;

Afei gwok wan tung ngan hong yu P.O. Box 555; Cable Ad: Aotco

hsien kung sze American Players’ Club—(Nee Clubs)

American Express Co., Inc.—(Nee

Banks) American

* m Churches Presbyterian

and Missions) Mission—(Nee

Me.i K-wang Kwng Sze-

American-Far

Inc., U.S.A.—20,Eastern

KiukingMatch

Road;Co., Fed. j American

Telephs.

Radio & Refrigeration Co.,

Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Successors to Philco

11250 & 11259; Sales Corp., Fed. Inc.; U..SA.) — 180,

Factory: NorthCable

SideAd:Soochow

Amfeamatch:

Creek, Nanking

Ad:L. Phil

Road; Teleph. 17930; Cable

cosale president

Opposite Intersection of Warren and G. Hersey,

Brenan Roads E. A. L. Best, vice-pres. and secy.

S. Y Euren, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. O. C. Nielsen, radi > engineer

S.T. Blom, chief engineer

A. Hultman, sales mgr. A.MissW.M.Schell, representative

H. Dahlin, factory supt. Soroka, steno.

A. Azevedo G. Yatskin, radio

K. M. Tsi, book-keeperservice

Mrs. T.

E Ohlsson Makarov C. W. Chao, compradore

J. Brendmoe American School —{See Educational)

American Forces -Fourth Marines, American Securities Corporation—

Headquarters—1607-9, Sinza Road: 12, The Bund; Cable Ad: Amsecoi

Teleph. 35789

®%m&mm American Trading Co, Inc., General

Mei kuo pao shien kung wei and Construction Engineers, Importers,

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Exporters

51, Canton and

Road;Manufacturers’

Telephs. 15077Agents—

to 15079;

ciation, General Insurance—China Cable Ad: Amtrayo

Branch: 51, Canton Road; Teleph. P. Wm.

S. Gilman, agent

Klein, suh-agent

17 222; P.O. Box 609, Cable Ad: Miss M. Carneiro

Afiachina. Head Office : 80, Maiden

Lane, New York

F. E. Vincent, manager American University Club— {See Clubs)

W. G. Turbyfill, asst, manager

Geo. Adams American Women’s Club—(Nee Clubs)

A160 SHANGHAI

H tiil Sww Chong Anglo-Jewish Club—(Aee Clubs)

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd., !

Engineers, Contractors, Importers and

Manufacturers—Head

43, Yuen Ming Yuen Office: and j Angus &m Co., mMarineTTni/n,and

Road; 21Teleph.

ing

Cargo

12590 (Priv. Exchange): P. O. Box 265; Surveyors—Room

Building, 142, Museum Road;

No. 1, Capitol

Cable Ad: Danica. Branches: Tientsin,

Peiping, Tsingtao, Tsinan. Hankow, : Teleph. 18749; P.O. Box 1767; Cable

Hongkong,

New York, LondonCanton, San Francisco, Ad:Captain Morse

G. F. L. Crawford, mgr.

R. E. Gilleland, vice-pres. and gen.

manager Anti-Communist Entente—(Clubs)

A. W. Turner, Sales manager

L. S. Ku, asst, to gen. manager Antonoff, Dr. N. M., m.d., Physician,

%} w, mPWf Surgeon.WesternGynecology

Road;andCorner

< ibsterics—2,

Anderson & Co., Ltd., Robt., Tea Mer- Great Avenue

chants—131,

1275; Cable Ad:Peking

Adamantine Road; P.O. Box j 12-1 p.,m. and 4.30-6.30 p.m. Hours:

Haig, Teleph. 33067. Consulting

m £ m Mee An mien yeh Anzac Society of Shanghai—(Nee

Anderson, Clayton & Co., Cotton Clubs)

Merchants — 34, Avenue Edward Apcar Line (Nee Mackinnon, Mac-

VII.; Teleph. 18040: Cable Ad: kenzie & Co.)

Smidtos

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary,

turing and Dispensing Chemists, Manufac- m m m

Photo Supplies—235, Honan Road; Aquarius Co., Pe lav, sui chany

Teleph. Manufacturers of Table

Chung 92460 Shan; Factory

Road (Near and Warehouse,

Lincoln Waters with Pure Distilled Water—

Avenue). Branch: 869-871, Avenue Office: 44. Foochow Road; Teleph.

J off re; Telephs. 77104-5 17589

J. D. Tsu, manager Oaldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.,

general

W. G. managers

Crokam, manager

m & m t. m m

Anglo-ChiSese Indenting Co,, Gen- Factory: 400, Thorburn Road; Teleph.

eral Merchandise, Hardware, Pro- j A. D Openshaw,' factory manager

50055

visions, Furniture Stuffs & Fittings, J. Kearns | K. Gulamali

Woollen Suitings & Overcoatings, J. S. Smith K. D. Bogorodsky

Oils & Paints, Crockery, Cutlery & M. I. Poshnine 1 J. Cunha

Sanitary Eartheriware--

Road; Teleph. 10518; Cable Ad : |190, Kiukiang;

Affluence;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th ftud ' Arai & Co.,

porters and General Importers and Ex-

Mil! Supplies-—130.Hankow

0. P. Loh,

Skene hon.manager

Dunne, adviser Road; Telephs. 10059, 14687 and

M. P. Hope, chief clerk 17277; P.O. Box 214; Cable Ad:

Sliane Dunne, accountant Araiyoko

S. L. Tung | Y. S. Zia 1r % m % An li ying hong

Anglo-Chinese ScSool—LSW Edtica- ! Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

tional) Engineers and Contractors—Sassoon

House, 1, NankingRoad; Teleph. 11430

Anglo-Danish ShippingShipowners

Co., Ship and (10 Lines); Cablemanaging

Ad: Harcbi

Freight Brokers, and |j C-T. Meager, director

Agents

Cable Ad8,: French

ShipbrokerBund;; Codes 83059; i H.H. E.M. Arnhold,

Teleph.: Acme, Mann, directordo.

Bentley’s, Scott’sandI’OfhPrivate

edn., A.B.C. 5th F.A. R.K. Davey,

MacEwan, do. do.

edn., Boe C°de J. E. Andrews, manager

M. L. Jostesen, manager

SHANGHAI A16L

Engineering Department: fr W M ^I' l

V. Rose, eng. manager

H. B. Rowsell, asst, to eng. mgr. Arthur Forger, Technical Imports—

410, Szephuem Road; Teleph 17150;

N. Alfeniff Cable Ad: Folger; Codes Used:

H. P. Madar A.B.C. 6th, Mosse and Bentley’s

Miss F. Wilson, stenographer A. Folger, manager

Electrical Section r E. Folger, secretary

K. I). Lne

S. Y. Chao ^ ilfti nee hung tze

Mechanical Section : Arts and Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers,

it. Hoerkel Cabinet

Decorators, Makers, Architectural

Carpet Importers, Joiners,

M. Green

S K. Wa ig mental Plasterers, Metal WorkersOrna-

and

Building Supplies Section : Lacquerers, Leaded Glass Workers,

8. Glnshnnr'wf Electro - Platers — Showrooms and

Offices: 8*c7-9, Bubbling Well Road:

Cable Department: Teleph. M4226. Factory and Studio.

H. B. Rowsell 343, Kiaochow Road; Teleph. 34222;

Miss M. J. Chang Cable Ad: Artcrafts

Resident Representatives : Directors — 8. J. Hicks, Mitchell

R. V. 1>. Kirby, Metro Vickers Berry, A.QtSi and.C- A. Pratt

Electrical Export Co., Ltd. J.M. Kershaw

Palmer : H. W. Tue

G. H. Akerman, Henry Simon, Ltd. J. Y. Ching j O. Santos

Import Department: C. J. Usoff

B. Melmkoff | Mrs. B. C. Chang

J

1 . Holzmueller

Accounting Department: S. L. Tsiang j Miss B.K.Digmanese

Chaikin

F. C. Warbourton T. M Loh 1 Miss M. Sinclair

A. K. Itro^n

Correspondence Department: Artistic Corset Co.—7, Central Road;

Mis-, 1. 11. Gunter Teleph. 13327

Miss J. Solomon Artists Rifles Regt. Club- (See Clubs)

Aknhold Trading Co., Ltd.—Arnhold Ascot Road

Riding School, Ltd.—20Q, Tunsin

Building (5th Floor), 320, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 18070; P.O. Box Ashizawa Printing Co. - 300, Haining

1630; Cable Ad : Soychee Road;

C. H. Arnhold, mng. director

H. E. Arnhold, director AscowcialTeleph, 41303; Cable Ad:

A. E. Marker, do. (Hankow) Asia Agencies Manufacturers—12, The

C E. Peacock, do. (Tientsin) Bund, Room 356; Teleph. 14317; Cable

S. P. Woo, do. Ad: Decofurn

M. Wolfers, do. (London) A.A.E.E.Nubbins

Hayward

A. P. Jones, do. (London) C.MissY. B.LohSayer

E. C. Belbin, do. tHV iigkbng)

A. R. Eisenhut, signs per pro.

W. Russell, do. & m ffi & m

A. Egli Asia Commercial Co., The, Importers,

W. Hill Exporters and Engineers—45-2, Kiangse

A. Maier Road ; Cable Ad : Ascomcial

P. Meyer C. K. Chan, c.E., manager

Mrs. M. King Staff—Lawrence Chan, V. K. Nyien,

R. B. Ozorio T. P. Yang and N. F. Tong

J. M. O. Sequeira

C. M. Sequeira Asia Electric Co.. Fed. Inc., U. S. A.—

E. A. S. C. de Sousa Factory: 45, Kiukiang Rond; Teleph.

P. M. J. Chung 10761. City Office: 210, Szechuen Road;

P. F. Roberts Cable Ad- Astrico

A162 SHANGHAI

n & m m & ^135 Asiatic Coal Co.—280, Markham Rd. ;

¥a si ya po Li kung sze Teleph. 31188

Asia Glass Go., Glass of every descrip-

tion: Glass Bevelling, Silvering and ft & fill 'K 35 a 35 $ &

Resilvering Mirrors; Manufacturers of Y my shang a si a huo yn hung sze

Metal Teleph.

Road: Shop Fronts—130,

17452; P.O. Hongkong

Box 939; Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Cable China), Ltd., The, Paraffin

ImportersWax,of

R. W.Ad;Gregg,

Asiaglasco

proprietor Candles andGasoline,

Kerosene, Petroleum Products

Generally—1, The Bund; Teleph. 18619:

Yu pang jen shou po hsien hung ssu Cable Ad: Doric

Asia Life Insurance Co.—New York T. S. Powell, general manager

Office: 111, 17,JohnTheStreet. Main Office J. N. Bates

for Orient: Bund, Shanghai; J. Kitts

Teleph. 11350: P.O. Box 23S; Cable Ad: Staff and Properties Dept.:

Alico; Code: Acme, Bentley’s and S. G.C. F.Miskin

Forshaw

Private. Branches : Canton, Hanoi,

Hongkong, Manila, Peiping, Sin- Secretarial Miss Pugh

Dept.:

(Absent)

gapore and Tientsin. General Miss Malone ! Miss Kale

Agencies: Amoy, Batavia, Chung- General (Gasoline) Dept.:

king, Foochow, Hankow, Harbin, G. H. Sutcliffe

Mukden, Saigon, Swatow and J K. P. Hadland | Miss Pollock

Tsingtao General (Candles, Wax,Dept.:

Stearine and

Technical Products)

^ ^ S # A. J. Daniels ! R. F. Scott

Puh y ih dei tsai hung sze, General (Lubricants and Fuel Oil)Dept.:

Asia F.J.E. Willis

LandRealty Co.,Dealers—110,

and Estate Federal Inc.Szechuen

U.S.A., A.D. G.VV. Lang

Morrison I G: A. Churchill

Road; Teleph. 18770; P.O. Box 2209;

Cable Ad: Asiarealty

Executive Department: Local Sales Dept.:

T. F. McCrea J. Y. Stuart

W. A. L. Palmer

Miss R. Foyn,

Accounting secretary

Department: E. W. Turnbull | J.MissB. MacRae E. Chow

T. R.U.Lee

Lee I F. K. Pan A. E. F. Kemp

M. E. Kingdon M iss Allan

W. Y. Yue I Z. G. Pan Cables Dept.:

Insurance Department : Miss

MissPalmer

McConnell

Miss Ruth Foyn Miss Rayden i Miss Bowden

Rental Department: Correspondence Dept.

Mrs. A. Villers Mrs. Hooley

Miss M. Petigura Miss Thomson |

L. A. Bonetsky Typists Dept.:

K.L PI.

W. Djang

Mih (Chinese Rents) Miss Sheridan j Miss

Miss Cormack

Miss Stanley

Ritchie

| Miss Tippin

Sales Department: Miss Downton I

Wm. Lee Miss Gulston ; Miss Weeks

Title Deeds Registrations: Accounts Dept.:

Miss D. Wong R. H.A. F.Tavlor, chief accountant

Van Eck W. A. Pearson

TJj & m W © W 35 H. F. Gardener

B. G.F. C.M. Poole

Stock

A si a‘ Sung yun hu sze T. A. Spedding

Asia Transportation Co., Customs W. S. Bowman John Walker

Clearance Brokers and Forwarding A. F. Carlsen Miss Miss Parsons

Agents, Cargo and Baggage Deli- L. J. Coucher Miss Barnett Paynter

very and Commission Agents—64, H. R. Malcolm

Canton Road ; Teleph. 17174; Cable Compradore:

Dow Ding Yao

Ad: Astransco

SHANGHAI A163

Statistical Dept.: | A. J. Wilson, chief officer

H G. L. Martin (Absent! I W. J. Young, do.

A. J.E.H.Klaverwijden

J.P. Uarey Shanghai Joint Area:

L. ;». W. buckle Miss Donnelly A. H. Plopkyn, manager

Miss Ward j Miss Cliftan P. J. A. Innes

Engineering Dept.: ^ f!j *

J. K. G. Barter, engr.-in-chief j Da-wa-lee-wei-sunt) ze-lio-cftanff

D. Wheidon

T. H. lt.Ohurton | H. P. Sinclair Asiatic Yeast Works- Head Office:

Stores Dept.: i 137, Canton Road ; Teleph. 18174 ;

A. W.Stubbs j Factory at S xichow Greek (Opp. Corner

Furniture Dept.: Brenan & Warren Roads); P.O. Box

A. G.

Lower Wharf:Hall 997 ; Gable Ad : Dawalu

W. Baird, manager | E. Burmeister, manager

W. Roessler

J.J. Bottom

Find later A. Schneider | E. Felsing

V. J Williams j G. A. J. Wilkie, | Associated Press of America, News

It. E. Moon | store keeper j Agency—34, Avenue Edward VII;

Workshop Manager: Teleph. 16122 ; Cable Ad : Associated

UpperD. Wharf

J. Adams Installation: M. J. Harris, chief of Bureau

W. F. Goslin, manager | Associated Press of Japan — (See

D. O. Wat ling

Yangtszepoo Sub-. nstallation: . Shimbun Rengosha)

W. H. Taylor i ASSOCIA LION o AND SOCIETIES

J. G. Liley

Gough IslantHnstallation:

T. G.G. Butohart

Kelly, manager Amf.rican Amateur Athletic Associa-

! tion of Shanohai (Shanghai

Marine Dept.: Amateur Baseball Club, Shanghai

W.W.A. McP. Elliott,Marshall

Lt-Comdr., r.n. (Ret’d.) American Football Club)—Office

Secretary-Treasurer: 150, Bubblingof

R. A. Saunders Well

F. LRoad; P.O.president

Hough, Box 1647 ; Tel. 92250

A.J. Jamieson

D. McR. Fraser I. G. Riddick, vice president

Shipping Dept.: O.D. Smith,

M. Tobin,baseball

secretary-treasurer

manager

A.L.J. G.GrantMurry Kidd Committee—W. T. Collins, J.

G.F. S.A. Bridges

L. Robb |I A.H. M.W.Jenssen

Snow and H. L. Terzin L. Reierstad

Fistere, D. K. King,

W. J. Hatton I G. L. William American Bar Association — 330.

Floating Staff: Szechuen Road

F. Le Boutillier, captain F. J. Schuhl, pres.

W. G. Briggs, do. P. Kops, secretary

A. C. Browne, do.

A. A. Chalmers, do. American Bible Society—58, Hong-

Q. Dick, chief engineer kong Road

W. C. Dyer, chief officer (See China Bible House)

F. C. Fenton, do. Association Sportive Francaisb—

J. R. Gray, do. 68, Rte Dufour; Teleph. 72847

J. J. Harrigan, chief engineer

E. Jacob, captain (Absent) Beloian Benevolent Society — 150.

C. O. Lawrence, chief engineer Kiukiang Rd., RoomLo<305;

T. A, Lupton, captain (Absent)

J. Robinson, chief officer Committee—A. nis,Teleph. 16773

A. Clement,

G. Smith, dc. and Rev. Regaert

Secretary—A. Lampo

A. D. Thomson, n.s.o., Comdr.,

R.N.R., captain British & Foreign Bible Society-

J. W. Turnbull, chief engineer 58, Hongkong Road

C. J Walton, captain (See China Bible House)

Al-64 [SHANGHAI

Boy Scorns’ Association — Milling- ‘Door of Hope” Children s Refuge

ton Cairfji] 230 Hurigjao Road -33. Brenan Road: P O. Box

Hon. Secretary—A. H. Gordori 1931. Door of Hope: 22, Robihson

c /o Wheelocks, 2. French Bnnd Road and 1221-2. Yu Yuen Road

t » A ^ ^ ^ t si m ^ x

Dah yin woo nue Tcung hwt Employers’ Federation—Nortb China

British Women’s Association - H. S. ! Building, 10704; P.O. 17,BoxC.The

1049 Bund; Teleph.

Bank Building,

Central 10220 1 (Office)

, The Bund;

^ Telephs.

ant) ]Qi33 j Chairman D. Pearson

(i^embers); Cable Ad,; Rritowomen Secretaries—Beck & Swann

Chairman -Mrs. E. F. Hardman : Engineering Society of China—c o

Vice-Chairman—Mrs. j. T. W.

Brooke Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Hon.-Tyeasiirer—ftfijs. W. (J. Scott • Municipal Council; Teleph. 13469

Hon. Secty.—N. W. B. Clarke

Secretary—Mrs. Edith Colter

Social Service Board1 Exchange Brokers’ Association—

' Chad rmau—Mrs, L. Giles Room 303, 12, The Bund; Teleph.

Vice-Chairman — Mrs. E. J. ; 12237

Ottewell

Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. W H. Exporters 5

Association of Shanghai

Hudspeth —17, The Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O.

Hon. Secretary—Mrs, R. Davis Box 10 9; Cable Ad: Mnorob

Chairman—W. E. D. Smith

China Association—27, The Bund; j Secretaries—Beck and Swann

Teleph. 12694: Cable Ad; Britis-

com Finnish Association in China—301.

Committee—H. G. W. Wood- Boute

head, c.b.e. (chairman), J. R. 74244; P.Cardinal

O. Box 1139Mercier; Teleph.

Jones, m.c. (vice-chairman). Hon. Chairmar»-^G. V. Synner-

W. S. King and P. W. Massey berg

Hon. TreastirOr-L-H. Niskanen

& % fi m Hon. Secretary—H. Keijola

Sheng-ching-kunghwei Japanese Cotton Merchants’ Associa-

China Bible HOufeh of the British ; tion ofShanghai—55, SzechuenRoad

and Foreign Bible Society and ! (2nd Floor); Teleph. 19147

American Bible Society—Head-

quarters : The Bible House, 58. j

Hongkong Road; Teleph. 13193; ; # s la a a * b * a

Retail Sales Room: 169,' Yuen | Dze huo zeh,

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10088; j Japanese- Cotton • Millowners’ As

‘Branch1 Offices: Canton, Cheng- j sociatioN in Chena—Room 51, Yoko-

tu, Chungking., Hankow) Hong- J hama Bund;

Specie Bank Building, 24, The

'Telephs.

kong, Kalgam-Kunming,’ Peiping. General

Office) Office) and1615068-9

’69 (Director’s

(General

Tientsin and Tsinan

R«v. W. H. Hud«pef,h, m a., co.-sec. j

Rev. Carleton Lacy,. D.n., co.-sec. | Jewish Communal Assooiation oi

James L. Chow, b.a. Shanghai-

Mrs. Zella R. Mussen President—Ed. Nissim

Miss Agnes A. Kowalski Hon.

Hon, Treasurer—S.

Secretary— S. K.M. Levy

Perry

China Coast Officers’ Guild—24, i , Assist. Secretary- R. J. Moalem

The Bund; Teleph. T2520; Cable Ad: Jewish National Fundir Commission

Chicoauis; Code: Bentley’s for ChinaP- •

J. Watson, joint secretary

SHANGHAI A165

m & ® m OMe woo hung goo President & Director of Museum

Marine Enc.ineers' Guild 6f China— —A. de C. Sowerby

24, The Bund; Teleph, 12520; Cable Vice-Presidents—R. D. Abraham

Ad: Ghieogurs and Dr. Wu Lien Teh

Secretary -‘J. ’Watson Hon. Keeper of Ornithology- E. S.

Wilkinson

NationalChristian_Council of China, Hon. Keeper of Archaelogy—H. E.

Gibson

The —169. Yuen IVTing Yuen Road; Hon. Keeper of Conchology—

teleph. 8010; C«ible Ad: Chicon- Teng Chien Yen

com Hon. Keeper of Ichthyology —

, Gen.; Seoty. -Dr. \Y. Y. Chen Yuanting

Secretaries—llev.. .C. ...Jj .Boynton,

Rev. E. H. Cressy, Hiss T. C. Hon. KeeperT. of.ChuHerpetology—E.

M. Buchanan

Kuan, Rev. R. D. Rees, Dr. j Hon. Librarian—Miss A. Abraham

C S. Miao, R. M. White and ! Hon. Treasurer—W. H. Stewart

Dr. K. 0. Wong Editor of Journal—Esson M. Gale,

M.A., PH.p.

Anavy Lea.gtte 20. 'Canton;; Teleph. Cpunciilors7-Rei'.

T E. H. Cressy.

16855 W m. Gockson, Ch. Grosbois, J.

Presidenfc-fSir J. C. Phillips, R. Jones, C. Kliene, Dr. J.

K.C.VI.G. Usang Ly, Rev. F. R. Millican.

Yice-Presidents— H. Phillips, Rev. F. L. Hawks

President of St. Andrew’ Pott, Dr. Bernard E. Read,

Society Baroness Von Ungterri-sternberg.

President of St, George - Dr, C. T. Wang, W. H. Wav.

Society G. L Wilson and Y. W. Wong

president /of; St. Patrick’s Hon: Sbdietary—N. N. Maas

Society Ta

Presidenl of; St. David’s ying 'way za

-Society Royal Society of St^George (Shang-

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer— hai Branch)—Church House, 243,

E. S. Wilkinson, c.b.e. Kiangse Road

# m m m fi President—T. G. Drakeford

Portuguese Women’s : AssOc^tion Vico-Presidfent — Major J. T.

Pierce Ap&Wments: Boone Road:- Ford, o.B.E.

Hon. Treasurer—C. S. Speyer

Teleph. N. 44-45 Don. StteWtary—E. E. Parsons

Quest Society; TSe— •SfiANGifFIrelifeuRANGE

Retired Naval Officers’ Associa- —17, The! B

10704; Cable

tion— Ad: Moorob

u c Chairman—H. B. Scott

Royal, AfR -f*-30,

FbRCfe Foochow

Associa'tionRoad;of Secretaries^ BeCk & Swann

: .-SuSNoSAi Shanghai Football Association—P.O.

Teleph. 19931

President—Lieut, J. E. Badeley i BoxrS96?>; Cable Ad : Football

Hon-.-Secretary—M. Spiegler

Yice-*President-^L. G. Ddy, m.m

Chairman—MU.jor P. H. Keys. # w +

D.S.O., M.Ci •Chun1 ife tee hWa wai

Yice-Chairman—Capt. J. D. E SHAHGhA 1 ' H oRYlCULfTTRAT. 'SOCIETY—

Sbptter, m.b.e.^a.f.c, Parks

'Sfehret^ry-rA. -T. Kemp '« ministration Bld’g., 198, Hankow Rd.

Treasurers- Thomson & Co., c.a. T president—Horace Kadoorie

Chairman, Ladies Committee-

& it Asiatic

*n ^ Society Yn cfrnu wen China

hui Mrs. Ivon-Clark

Royal (North Hon. Treasurer—W. ,T. Hawkings

Branch)—R. A. ST B|dg., 20,' Museum Hon. Secretary

J. Kerr, f.r.h.s.and Director—W.

Road

A166 SHANGHAI

Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association F. G. Harrison, A. J. Hayim,

-P.O. Box 1965; Cable Ad: Football E. Hayim, A. Hillaly, E. A.

Hon. Secretary—M. Spiegler Hillel, Charles K. Ho, Philip

Shanghai Marine Underwriters Lin Ho, E. S. K. Ho Tung.

Association—17, The Bund; Teleph. C. A. Howard, G. M. W.

10704; Cable Ad: Hummel, E. Joseph, S. M

Chairman M H.Moo&Ivyrob

Secretaries -Beck Swann

Joseph, D. B. Judah, S. A.

Judah, R. Julian R. E. Ka

dooric, R. Kopelman, K. S.

Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Associa- Lee, W. R. Lemarchand, S.

tion—North China Building, 17, The E. Lew, S .). Lew. P. H.

Bund; Teleph. Leynaud, C. M. Liang, F.

Cable Ad: MoorobI07u4; P.O. Box 1049; Marshall, H. Martin, G.

I. W. M. Murgaii,

Chai rman—H. Tiefenbacher

Secretaries—Beck and Swann Moses, Myers. A.M. E..1.

Nathan, W. G. Pirie, J. O.

Shanghai Paper Importers’ Associa- Pote-Hunt, P. H. Prevot, D.

tion—620, Szechuen Road; P.O. Raphael, G. Raymond, H. H.

Box 1418; Cable Ad: Shapapress Read, F. Y. Reilly, H. Ro-

gers, O. S. B. Bowe, N. H.

Rutherford, A. E. Shahmoon,

t T§ It & -t P. S. Soo, A. M. Sopher, L.

Shanff hai sick chok wai Soyka, S. Sudka, John Sparke,

Shanghai Society for the Bren kniton J. E. C. Swan, E. G. Tait, C.

ok Cruelty to Animals C. Todd. S. E. Toeg. P. O.

President—Sir Allan Mossop Tong, M. C. Tsai, T. B.

Chairman—R. N. Swann Tsang, C. L. Tung, S. D.

Secretary—Mrs. H. L. Ricks. Wang, P. Welch, D. Y. Wang.

184, Mohawk Road; Teleph. W. N. Wells-Henderson, A. V.

36536 White, H. A. White, A. Woods,

T. M. Yates, F. P. Yearley

m % % & Ch ung yit kvny soo and G. T. Yuan

Shanghai Stock Exchange—16, Cen-

tral Road; Telephs. 11400 ( 8 Lines) SonTPTR . Stttsse de Bienf usance

and 10633 (Secretary); Cable Ad. ‘'Helvetia’'—

Stocks President—R. Plattner

Committee — F. G. Harrison, Yice-do. —A. Baer

a.c.a. (chairman), N. H. Secretary—W. Bolliger

Rutherford (vice-chairman), C. Treasurer—B. V. de Crone

O.Tong,

Gumming,

S. M. S.S.Gubbay,

David, F.P. O.

P. Adjoint—W. Nufer

Yearley, V. D. Gensburger, P.

H. Leynaud, T. Crosthwaite St. Andrew’s Society—

and E. H. Pairott (secretary) President—R. D. Murray

Members—E. C. Allan, H. Auf- Vice-President—W. J. Keswick

werbei-, S. J. Benjamin, G. F. Hon. Secretary—C. B. Blaikie,

H. Bichard, A. A. Brady, R. 185, Roochow Road

Buchan, J. M. S. Burr, P. M. Hon. Treasurer—A. M. Kennedy

Chiu, E. G. Clarke, J. L. e/o Hongkoug ,6 ‘Mi m hai

Cromnton, T. Crosthwaite, Banking Corp.. 12 The Bund

C. D. Cnlberston, C. O

Gumming, K. M. Gumming, St. David’s Society of Shanghai-

M E. Dangoor, S. David. President—A. W. Hopkyn Bees

A. J. Edgar, E. L. Elias, Vice-President—J. S. Powell

F. S. Elias, A. S. Elias, Hon. Chaplain—F. W. Thomas

M Ezra H. J PaPrs, T. A. Hon. Treasurer—H. V. Gulston

Fredericks, C. Fritz, V. D.

Gencburger. E. E. Oensburger, Hon. Secretary—A. J. Evans

S. M. S. Gubbay, R. N. Harris, c/o H.B.M. Consulate-General

SHANGHAI A167

t & m ^ m . Win. Z. L, Sung Y. Y. Tsu

Sun shar seh ffoong wei K. T. Tiug I 0. F. Wang

St. Joseph’s Catholic Association Hollington j F. C. Yen

86, floutfe df'S SoeuTs; Teleph. 72673 K. Ting ) Stewart Yui

M. T. Tsao t | S. U Zau

St. Patrick’s Society— Secretarial Staff

K. Z. Loh; general secretary

t■ m n ^ « J. C. Oliver, asst. gen. secretary

Oku /luajuci tien Uunghni E H. Young, do.

Swedish H. S. Yoting, do.

.303, 20, Association

Kiukiang Hoadin China—Room - S. Y. Chao ■

F. T. Chen S. M. Pang

President—R. Bringert Baen Chu F. W. Soong

Vice-do. —E. Edwards Hanson Hwang S. K. Tien

Hon. Secty.—S. Blom T. H. In K. II. Ting

Hon. Treas.—H. Stromwall and K. C. Kuan C. C. Tsai

B. Sabelstrom S. O. Leung Y. H. Tsao

# # W H ^ ^ H. D. Ling P. C. Tsui

United Seryices Association (The C. Z. Lo Francis Wang

Great War 1914-18')—21, Kiukianer Y.M.C.A., Foreign—150, Bubbling

Road; Teleph. 11327 Well Road; Teleph. 92250; P.O.

Box 1617 ; Cable Ad : Foreigny

# ^ $ -w $C « ii * Trustees

Chung hua chi tu chiao ching nien hui W. E. Souter, president

chuan kuo hsieh hui Dr. J. C. McCracken, vice-

Y.M.C.A. of China—131, Museum president

Road; Telephs. 15245-8; P.d. Box C. M.. Wentworth, honorary

924; Cable Ad : Committee treasurer

Executive Board—J. Usang Ly S. Y. Euren, recording secty

(chairman), Y. Y. Tsu f'vice- H. H. Arnold

(chairman), Y. C. Yang L, V. Arlioldov

(secretary), W. H. Tan (trea- P. H. Bordwell

surer), Fong F. Sec, Y. C; W. C. Cassels

Tu, Y. C. Hu, S. C. Wang, W. R. Clouth

Y. G. Chen, J. K. Choy, T. E. H. Munson

F, Wang and S. E. Kwok L. C. Healey

Board of Custody and Invest- K. W. Irle

ment- K. F. Chang (chair- W. S. King

man), K. W. Shaw (secretary), Rev. E. J. Ottew'ell

John

Mei. GY.E. ]>e

Wang.(treasurer),

E. C, YenH.andC. W. H. Plant

J. Usang Ly (Ex-Officio) T. L. Rawsthorne

Executive Staff

C. W. Petitt, general secty.

W. E. Hines, business secty.

Y M.C.A.. Chinese—Main Build- L. F. Bright, physical director

ings, 123, Blvd. de Montigny, 599 Kathryn Lemp, Women’s

S/echuen Road : Telenhs. 84040 and Sports Section

15190; Gable Ad: Flamingo Hans E. Boiesen, Junior

ftonrd of Directors Division secretary

K. F. Chang, chairman Mrs. A. Malleck, catering

Fong F. Sec. vice-chairman manageress

Y. C. Wu, recording secretary W. G. Schmidt, asst, secretary

S. K. Ing, treasurer Mrs. M. Greenberg, steno.

C. S. Chen I Q L. Hsia Miss H- Polonsky,

S. Kovalchik, masseurdo.

H.

T.W.S.C.Y.Chen

Chen John.

J. Y Lee

Usang Ly Y. N.T Digaut, asst, masseur

Chen i K. W. Shaw K. W . Lee, accountant

4168 SHANGHAI

Yopng Mhn’s Christian Association Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—45, Kiukiang

Navy—Hongkong A Szechuen Uoads; Road; Teleph. 14712, Cable Ad:

Tt-lepli. 1690 4 Resinspert

Chairman—Major A. Bassett A. Hazlewocd Atkins, Far Eastern

Vice-do. —Judge N. E. Lurton manager

Treasurer—Judge N. F. Allman

Opijimitt^e!—F. J. Twogood,

M. Myers, H. H. Cameron, P. C. Au Bon Marche (Successeur to Co-

H. Bordwell, M. L. Moody, operative Francaise de Shanghai)—

P. M. Anderson, J. B. Saw 295, Avenue Joffre; Te.leph. 82880

yer N. A. Vdoudaki and Augustinian Corokpation—(Nee Chur-

H. A. Wilbur ches and Missions)

Wilber Judd (executive secty.

D. W. Ross (business secty.) ^ ^1| Lee Ta

B. W. Smith (associate secty. Ault A Wiborg

and W. A. Hathaway (asso- Manufacturers of(FarPrinting East) and

Co.,Litho

The,

ciate secty.) graphic Inks, Dry Colours, Varnishes,

Yon no Men’s Christian Association, Enamels, Lacpuers,andetc., Lithographic

Importers of

ChineseHoad;

cimen StudentTeleph.Work15190599, Spe- Paper,

; Cable

Printing

MachineryRoad;andTeleph.

Supplies—Office : 157,

Ad: Flamingo Oaiiton 11888. Branches:

Hongkong, Canton and Manila

Y.W.C.A. of China, — National Com-

mittee—13, Aurora University — (See Educational)

Roa I ; Telephs. Yuen

Emi-sarius 15212-4Ming: Cable Yuen

Ad : Auslander’s Finance and Import

Mrs. J. H. Sun, chairman Office., Financiers and General Im-

Mrs. Y, Y. Tsu vicemhairman porters—83, Peking Road; Teleph.

Mrs. Bernard Read, do. 10405; P.O. Box 820, Cable Ad:

Mrs. Siufeng Huang, secretary Auslander

Mrs. K. T. Kwo, treasurer H. Apslander, proprietor

Mrs. Z. D. Zau, do. T- A. ])(eira Costa, manager

Miss Tsai Kwei, acting general Austrian Consulate — (See Consu-

secretary lates)

^ It ffc &

l‘ao tni pa, * h^iep Icootng ,

Assurance Chung ao mow yih hmg'gze

Marine and Franco - Asiatiqhr,

Motor-Car InsurancesFire,

—1, Australia-China Trading Co., General

Merchants and Office Supplies — 367,

Rue M ntauban; Teleph. 84005; Cable Kiangt-e Kd.; Telephs. 11667 and 12440;

AdDirectors-

: Francasia.!. Boudin (’chairman), M. P.O. Box 958; Cable Ad: Austrchina

1 1

Speelman (vice-chairman), H. fr $ ^ ^ij A'

Madier, E S s-aut and F. Fano

J, Breen, Far Eastern manager Tah lee che 'eho hong

Astoria Confectionery-Cafe Restau- Auto

MotorCastle,

Car The (Heimendinger

Dealers— Office and Bros.),

Show-

rant—33-37-41, tBroadway; Teleph. rooms: Corner of Bubbling Well30274;

Road

40854 and Medlmrst Hoad; Teleph.

K. Dimitriades, proprietor Garage

Cardinal and Service Station : Route

Branch 192-I92K; 'Sz-.-hMei, -Road

P. Metallides, manager Lafayatte; Mergier, corner of Rue

Teleph. 71431

S. AHeinmndinger,

Heimendinger, sales director

manag. manager

^ P& ff fit il 1^ % Tung Wo Agents for :

Atkinson & Dat.t.as, 1 td.,

gineeis and Architects — 100, PekingCivil Fn- “Fiat” Italy

Road; TeDphs. 10oi2, 10712 and 10713; Automobile Club of China—(Nee Clubs)

Cable Ad 1 Section

SHANGHAI A169

Auto Palace Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m

in Hongkong), Motor Engineers and I Azadian, Fils, Jacques, Exporters of Ze o ng Le

Dealers

Mercier;— Telepli.

100, Route70180;du Cable

Cardinal

Ad: |! Tobacco

Raw Silk, Pongee, Cotton and

Autopalace Leaf ~ 4, French Bund;

G. E. Harden, Chairman of board Teleph. 84060; P.O. Box 1104; Cable

Ad : Azadian

of directors C. Azadian, manager

F. R. Davey, director L. F. Zung

J. Edgar, do. L. Azadian j S. J. Zung

W. R. MeBain, do.

E. Hayim, do.

J. W. P. Marsh, mng. director ' Azadian, HLeon,jj® Export Lee Yoong

Merchant—75,

R. J. Tomlinson, manager Canton Road; Teleph. 14104 ; Cable Ad:

F. X. Gutierrez, secretary Leodian

Mrs. F. B. Manley

Miss M. A. Diniz

A. H. Lee Pah peh fee few lu hung ssu

M. Bach, Sales manager i Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers

F. Gates !' ofChain Water-tube Boilers,Pipework,

Superheaters,

B. Yao Grate Stokers, Econo-

J. Henry, Service | misers, Electric Cranes, Conveyors—1,

M. Gorsky The Bund; Teleph. 15750; Cable Ad:

A. Gostinopolsky. Stores Babcock

B. Busmakin C. W. Johnson, manager for China

Distributors for: T. Hutchison, sub-mgr. for China

Austin Cars ! Baboud, Mary k Cie.. Importers and

Chevrolet Cars and Trucks I Representatives of French Firms—17,

Pontiac

Bedford Cars

Trucks ! Canton Road; Teleph. 10776; P.O. Box

G. M. C. Trucks * 1| 635; Cable Ad: Duobabchar

Charles Baboud j L. H. Wade

Automatic Telephones of China G. Mary | Dr. Alexis Tsaong

Federal Inc., U.S.A., Agents for Auto- C.E. A.Morelieras

da Silva j| Dr.

MmeJ.M.LeeZeng Beng

matic

ment, and Manual Telephone Equip- M. Baumgarten j Mme K. Schultz

Motors,Telegraph

ElectricalInstruments, Dynamos,

Supplies All-Electric Baer & Co., A., Silk Merchants, General

Totalisator, Vehicle Actuated and Importers and Exporters—^, Rue du

Electro - Matic Street Traffic Control Consulat; Teleph. 82476; Cable Ad:

Equipment, RadioSassoon

235, 236 and 237, Equipment—Rooms

House; Teleph. Baercosilk

16115; Cable Ad: Strowger A. Baer, manager

S. L. Baer

E. R. Girard, president Baisun Engineering Works—768, Point

N. E. Lurton, vice-pres. Road; Teleph. 56100

J. R. Reed, treasurer

T. A. Barry, secretary k manager Bakerite Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.,

Chocolate Shop—221, Nanking Road ;

Auxion de Ruffe d’., Attorney and j Teleph. 15005;

Branch:Cable Ad: Sulcan.

Barrister at-Law, m.a., ll.d.—41, Rue Western 883, Bubbling Well

du Consulat: Teleph. 12265; Cable Ad: j Road; Teleph. 34317

J.MissL. J.Holbrook,

Dauxion M. Hong,manager

Credit manager

Avenue Joffre Flower Shop, Florists j Baldwins, Ltd., Manufacturers of

-854, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 72185 j Steel Sheets, Steel Plates, Tinplates

Mrs. A. P. Medem, manageress and Tinned Sheets—133, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 15170; P.O. Box 252;

Iyeward, Dr. E, A.—Office: 79, Whang- > Cable Ad : Baloosted

E. Powell, Far Eastern represen-

poo Road; Teleph. 42009; Residence: 397, | tative

Great Western Road; Teleph. 20278

17

A170 SHANGHAI

Sales Organization for-.

Swansea Hematite Iron & Steel Bank'fj Wtof }$iCommunications—889,

Chino tung yin hong

Ave.

Works Joffre, Teleph. 77583; Cable Ads:

Elba Steel Works Chiaotung or Commubank

Hanteg Steel Works

Pan (eg Sheet and Galvanishing Shanghai Branch

Manager—H. N. Chwang

Works Sub-Managers—S. L. Chow, K. Z.

Lower Mills Works Tsor, C. F. Hsieh and H. T.

Phoenix Sheet Works Chang

Rlaokwall Works Asst. Managers—M. T. Chen, S. C.

Wern Tinplate Works Yang, K. S. Voo, T. L. Tsao,

Fairwood Tinplate Works K. C. Li, H. C. Pan and L. C

King’s Dock Tinplate Works Tan

Wilden Iron Works

Stour Yale Works

Swindon Works fT Hi *5 Tung ah ngan hong

Cookley Works Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—299, Szechuen

Road; Telephs. 10434 (Exchange Mgr.),

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Pro 16863 (Private Exchange to all Depts.);

prietors of the Eagle and Globe Steel P. Ling O. Box 242; Cable Ad: Eastabank

Man Lai, manager

Co., Ltd.), Capital SteelWorks, Sheffield, Ng Ka Wing, asst, manager

England—34, Museum Road; Teleph. Kain E. Lee, accountant

11921; P.O. Box 425; Cable Ad: Chung Sui Yim, cashier

Dannemora Fung Lok Chi, sub-accountant

Rt. Hon. Lord Riverdale of Sheffield Ho Shiu Ngam

managing director Zau Zang Tshung, compradore

Bandmann, Albert, Manufacturers’ Re-

presentative—53, Foochow Road. ?7 HI ® Tai wan ngan hong

Teleph. 14495; Cable Ad: Bandmann Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—16, The

BANK S Bund; Telephs. . 18662, 18665, 14071,

16531, and 13648;

T. Hirano, Cable Ad: Taiwangink

manager

ti m mm m m S, Ishiguro, p.p. manager

Mei gwok. wan tung ng'an hong N. Kohch, do.

American Express Co., Inc., The, Bank

ing and Travel—General Office: 158, ft m & % Wha pi ymg hong

Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 16276-8, ! Banque BelUe Pour I’Etranger

P.O. Box 523; Cable Ad : Amexco |i (Extreme-Orient),S.

Telephs. .10493 (Manager), 10773Bund;

A.—20, The (Im-

D. S. Riggs, manager : port, Export), 12624 (Book-keeping),

P. J. MacKellar, Travel Dept. I 18482 (Cashier, T. T. and Share); 10438

P. Goullart i (Compradorc;), . 10774. (.Compradore’s

F. E. Carneiro j Office);

O. Klink

C. S. Smith Lieber’s, Cable.

A.B.C Ad: Sinobe;Peterson’s

5th edn., Codes:

E. J. TiVoniuk ! 2ndJ. edn. and Bentley’s

Lafontaine, manager

Miss E. Bahr M. Renard, asst, manager for tht

Miss T. Encarnacao Far East

Miss C. Sharp R. Bodson, accountant

Bank of China—624, Ave. Joftre; M. Ubaghs, do.

Teleph 84010; Cable Ads: 6892 or A. Gallant, do.

Centrobank A. Lampo, do.

J. Thomas, sub-accountant

if & M ® Tsao shah ngan hong K m w wn si

Bank of Chosen—330, Szechuen Road: Tung fong way lee ngan hong

Teleph. 11676; Cable Ad: Chosengink Banque de L’lndochine

T. M.Hattori, manager

Abe, signs per pro. mgr. Bund; Teleph. 11326 ; P.O. Box29, 654:

The

Y. Kattsu, do. Cable Ad: tndochine

SHANGHAI A171

L. Chevretton, manager II. D. Murray, manager

M. T. Elzear, sub-manager B. W. Talbot, sub-manager

J. Morin, comptroller D. Campbell, accountant

G. Widmer j H. Evelie A. Douglas, sub-accountant

J. Baldensperger A. J. Bird, do.

P. Milhomme G. A. Johnston, do.

R. Barbier H. J. M. Cook, do.

Miss B Boucher R. J. S. Davies, do.

B. I. C. Ouan, oompradore G. W. Tolmie, do.

Y. F. Shang, asst. do. C. F. King, do.

Representative of the Bank and W. G. G. Brown, do.

French Banking Group for China: I. C. M. Pemberton, do.

L. Chevretton J. M. Houghton, do.

Y. Segalen, secretary C. W. Macpherson, do.

J. Robertson, do.

ff m t. & * A. A. A. Rodrigues

Banque, Franco-Chinoise pour le C. F. Ozorio

Commerce et l’Industrie—:1, Quai A. Maher

de France; Teleph. 82130; P.O. Box 988; C. A. Dannenberg

Cable Ad: Geranchine A. F. Gomes

H. Bar, manager for China H. A. da Costa

M Meuniez, asst, manager C. S. Aquino

G. Choplin, comtroller F. P. Cruz

P. A. Jehl, signs per pro. Wong Soh Ling, compradore

F. Raveau Chase

ft H & 4* Teleph.Bank, 11447;The—99, Nanking

P. O. Box 769; Road;

Cable

Central Barak of China, The- -439, Ad: Street. Chasebank;

New Head

York Office:

City. 18, Pine

Branches:

Avenue du Roi Albert; Teleph. 12570 •“ Shanghai, Hongkong, Tientsin and

Cable Ad : Govern bank Paris. Affiliated with The Chase

Directors—

H. H. Kung I Tang Shou-ming National Bank, New York and

T. Y. Soong Y. M. Chien London

Yeh Alfred E. Schumacher, second vice-

ChangTsuKia-ngau

cliang j Chow

Chen Hui-teh

Chung- president and manager

E. G. Zacharias, do.

Yih Churtong

.lian H. Chen I Hsu Kan Hang

Wang Pao lun | T. L. Soong A. G. Asseier, per pro.

Supervisors- W. J. Lamneck, do.

LiYu Ming E. A. G. Petersen, do.

Ya-ching i C. M. Shu F. Robinson, do.

Z. C. Zing j Zia Min chuen W. C. Ryan, do.

Lin Kang-hou ! Tsuyee Pei R. G. Biesel

Officers E. F. Rauch, auditor

H. H. Kung, governor A. A. D’Assis

Chang Kia-ngau, neputy governor A. G. da Costa

Jain H. Chen, do. J.V. C.Dorf

da Costa

Branches—

All Important Centres of the E. J. Hing

Country

Correspondents- J.A. R.M. McDonald

Kazimiroff

All Principal Ports of Foreign Lands J.R. Reyes

J. Santos

m til #

Chartered Bank of India,

lee J.E. B.J. da

SilvaSilva

Australia and China, The (Inc. in A. W.J.Xavier

Miss A. Andrews

England by Royal Charter 1853)— Mrs. L.M. Perry

B. Gutierrez

Shanghai Branch: 18, The Bund; Mrs.

Teleph. General Office: 16310 (Pri- Mrs.

CbaugM.Zong A. Remedios

Chow, compradore

vate Exchange to All Depts.V Cable

Ad : Salamander Z. 'K. Per, assist. do

*17

Am SHANGHAI

fr i? 3§ W a: C. C.RoadChoe,Sub-Office);

manager (Bubbling Well

GMM&tity 'ffi'mv‘ndtig hong K. W.

CHJSKIANG

Foochow iNDUST'

Road; UTeleph.

lAL BANK,18050;

LTD.Cable

“123, Department)manager (Warehouse

Chwan,

Ads: Chindubank or 3947 (Chinese) Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. '19. Nanking

Road; Teleph. 15335; Cable Ad.

China Bashing Corporation—149, Coupon

Szechuen Road; Telephs. 14454,

14415 and 14476; P.O. Box 1738: p m & k & m

Cable Ad; Chibancorp . ATee pinfong kwan yin hong

Credit Fqncier d’ExtrAme-Orient, Mort-

China DKVEhoi'MKNT Bank, 1/n.. 33, gages, Real Estate, HouseBuilding Management

Szechuen Road1; Cable Ad: 0120 j Floor), and Insurance—Liza

346, Szechuen Road;

(8th

Teleph.

Lane Van, manager 16366; P.O. Box 1157; Cable Ad: Belfran

China State Bank, Ltd.—356. Peking General Management:

Road; Teleph. 92320; Cable Ad: E. Molines, manager for South

Kuohwabank China

D.R. Pontet,

Willame,local

signsmanager

per pro.

Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.—210, L. May, do.

Nanking Road; Teleph. 91190-8 Mrs. W. E. Schneider

P.M. S.j. Liu, J. Borgeest

Yuan,general

managermanager G. Philippoff

S.P. T.S. Yen, sub-manager Chinese Rent Collecting Dept.:

Z. T. Chen, do. manager

Shang, assist, j

Tsu Yuen Chong, manager

Architects’ Office:

D. K. Sung do. G. Derevoge, chief architect

Chong , Foo Union Bank—103, Jin- Brickworks:Favacho H. L.

kee Road; Telephs. 16875-79' lym G. Derevoge, manager

and 15620

Chung Hwa Commercial & Savings Deutsch-Asiatische fa tf, Teh hwo ying horig

Bank, Ltd.—290, Peking Road; Te Bank—85, Kiukiang

lephs. 13173 and 16190; Cable Ad: Road; Telephs.

(Manager’s Office);1 536

P.O. (4BoxLines) 2772,

1282; Cable

Kiangyoh Ad:A.Teutonia. Head > ' f fice: Shanghai

Reiss, manager (On home leave)

Commercial Bank of China—7, The F. R.Rittmueller, manager

Franz, sub-manager

Bund; Teleph. 15550; Cable Ad: II. Geiger, dep. sub-manager

Tungshang M. Kroenert, do.

Continental Bank, Sub-Branches:

The—m, Kiukiang G. Meyer-Buete. signs per pro.

Road; Local 771, I )r. Paul Witting, do.

BubblingWarehouse:

Well Road 1114, and North

1, Avenue H. Dietsch, do.

Dubail; Soo- A. Frese, do.

chow Road; Teleph. 16976-79; Cable M. Klussmann

F. Lindenau " j E. Link

AdsF. :B.Contibank or 0666 E.F. Wolff

Hsu, president

F. S, Yih, vice-pres. and manager Bretschnei-der ! ,0.Miss

A. H. Munz

Weyler

E. Leh-

Y.L. H.

T. Shen, sub-manager

Yuan, do. C.H. Schmollinger maim

K. W. Chwan, do. von Essen Miss G. Kuelps

Y. C. Chen, do. Equitable

I.H.C.C. Yen,

Chu,asst,

asst,manager

manager and acct. tion -(/SecEastern

Chase Bank)Banking Corpora

Y. Ching Tseo, asst, manager

C.L. Y.T. Yih,

Chai, manager do. (Avenue Joffre Exchange Bank: ©f China 45, Kiu-

kiang Road; Teleph. 11941: Cable

Sub-Office) Ad : Knabex

SHANGHAI A173

Finance Banking Corporation.

General Financing—9, Avenue Edward Ltd., Committee of Management—J. Beu-

VII; Teleph. 80115; P.O. Box 633; din, M. Speelman and E. Sigaut

Cable Ad : Finansbank Sub-Manager—S. Braley

Directors— Accountants—Turner, Sturrock &

J. A. Turner, chairman Brown

R. H. Parker Secretary—J.

General Staff—Berthet

V. O. Remedies B. Baumzveiger

J. M. Tavares, secretary P. Berthet

Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The—(Nee Oversea A. Chi j off Z. Mitt

Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd.) N. Pederoff L. Rabinovitch

V. Firsoff N. Rouka-

frig if ®i Wail foong; ning hong C. Guiilabert vishnikoff

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-in H. Guillabert K. Senichenko

ing Corporation (Incorporated V. Kabanoff K- Shekury

the Colony of Hongkong) — 12, The M. Kovrigin L. Shumsky

Bund C. Liniewska O- Souroshnikoff

A.W. S.H.andHenchman,

65, Broadway

manager

Stewart, sub-manager

M. Liou

V. Mangal

V. Souroshnikoff

E. Stephan

M. B. Mathews, do. M. Marchand E. Tomashevsky

T. J. J. Fenwick, actg. acct. R. Marchand S. Ulanowski

A. H. Matthews, sub-acct. V. Meleshko K. Virenins

E. C.G.Richards F. C. B. Black L. Miagkova M. Warren

W. Turnbull F. R. Burch

A. F. Judd J. A. McGregor Italian Bank for China, The—186, Kiu

A. B. Kelly M. W. Turner kiang Road; Telephs. 15367-8 (Gen.

S. H.Beveridge

Ash ' L.W.

W. H.R.B.McLaren

Rigg Office) and 15841 (Manager); P.O. Box

W. 648; Cable Ad : Sinit

A. Chalmers I. H. Bradford LL M. Tavella, gen. mgr.

D. W. Mortlock W. N.

H. Lydall

J. Stabb O. Petit, manager

J.G. Kindness

S. Dunkley W. R.

C. J. D. Law McCutcheon Kiangsu-Chekiang Commercial and

J. C. Walters A. M. Kennedy Savings Bank, Ltd., The—149, Sze-

A. E.J. Partridge J. B. Martin chuen Road; TelepTis. 17381, 17190,17392

Hongkew Sub-Agent-. and 10748; Cable Ad: Kianchbank

C. H.H. B.Eldridge, C.V. T.S. Woo,

Chow,chairman

Clark sub-agent general manager

C. S. Wei, manager

Special Representative:

W. C. Cassets Kiangstt Bank—371, Kiangse Road;

Miss K. Fenton, secretary Telephs. 11277-9

Resident Engineer-. S.S. C.Loh,Tien,

general

E. E.W.J.A.Grainger

Clements asst. manager

do.

L. C. Yen, asst. gen. mgr.

# fi fesg m

Man kwok tie chu way fr $$ M ^ Ki-m cheng-yin-ho" g

International

Savings Co.), Savings FoundedSociety

in 1912(Public

and Kiencheng Banking Corporation, S’hai.

Registered under the French Govern- —200, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 16517

14386 (Mgr.),

ment Laws of 24th July, 1867. Recorded 16969 (Private Exchange 13800 (Banking Dept.),

at French Consulate-General, Shanghai Cable Ad: Kinchen to All Depts.) :

Head Office—7, Avenue Edward VII; C. C. Woo. manager

Teleph. 82180; Cable Ad: Intersavin C, C. Fong, sub-manager

Board

eaux,ofL. Dirs.—J. Beudin, M. Chap-E.

ChevrettOn,

Sigaut and M. Speelman

J. Madier, . LP. C.H. Yang,

Ying, do. do.

■ Commissaires aux Comptes—Ch. de J. A. Chen,

Banking asst, manager and chief of

Dept.

BoissezonFredet

Censor—J. and F. Bouvier C.T. Y.Y. Wang,

Sheng, chief

asst. mgr.

accountant

Am SHANGHAI

S.L. Y.C. Wang J. York)

A. Mackay,

and gen.asst,

mgr.vice-pres.

(China) (New

P. V. Chu, Chang,manager,

custodian

savings dept. J. T. S. Reed, manager

H. Cheng,Well

Bubbling sub-manager,

Branch—781,saving dept. E.C. E.F. Thomas,

White, sub-manager

Well Road; Teleph. 33695 Bubbling L.M. N.M. Johnson,

do.

do.

B. Montigny;

de Montigny Branch—125, B. de Bates,

R P. Newell, do. accountant

Teleph. 84833

Jesstield Branch—933, Jessfield Road; E. R. Cutting, sub accountant

Teleph. 20038 J. W. Patrick, do.

West Gate Branch— 1179-81, Woo K. K. Rounds, do.

Ping Road; Nantao Teleph. 21833 A. I. Romanenko, do.

(Nantao) C.H. H.M. Greene,

Sperry, Jr., do.

do.

Manufacturers Bank of China, Ltd.— A. H. Remedies, do.

86, Tientsin Road; Telephs. 11161-11165 Zee

YowFoh ChiChong,

Giee, do.

do.

and

Factubank; 14552 (T. T. Dept.); Cable Ad: E. G. Davis

InternationalCodes: Bentley’s,

(3rd edn.) Peterson’s

and Private P. S. Hawkins

J. J. de Souza

H. H. Kung, chrmn.

T. L. Soong

C.T. Y.H. Chang,

Chao, assist, manager J.J. Azinheira

H. de Garvalho

do. do. F. C. V. Ribeiro

F.B. 1.M.Vinokuroff

dos Remedies

jflj Yu Lee A. Edwards

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—26, W. M. Krakovtzew

The Bund; Teleph. 18792-3; Cable A. T. Gomes

Ad : Paradise A.N. M.N. Baptista

J. R. Huxter, maneger Ilynikh

L. C. Blanks, accountant E. Y. Podiapolsky

W. T. Dougal, sub-accountant L. P. P. Canavarre

E. R. West, do. S. Chenoir

A.A. C.Lyle,

M. Cumming, do. do. M. F. Maher

A. L. A. Bonbernard, do. Miss J. Kliene

Miss A. F. Roach

Sa lin nin hon Miss

Miss E.V. Levis

Cunningham

fr HBank,

Mitsubishi H Ltd.y — 936, Kiukiang 9 Mrs. M. Nielsen

Rd.; Teleph. 18007; Cable Ad: Iwasaki- Mrs. N. Erakova

bak Mrs. P. Favacho

Miss R. Sangaland

^ ^ 8any tsing ning hong

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—93, Canton Road; tr m m st xl m

Teleph. 18926; Cable Ad: Mitsuigink Chekiang shin yieh ning hong

K. ASatoh, manager

Fukai, assist, do. National Commercial Bank, Office:

Ltd., The,

K. Hainan oto, do. Commercial Bank — Head 230,

Peking Road; Teleph

Natcombank or 6311; Codes 15666; Cableused;

Ad:

Moscow« Narodny a s @ Bank, ft« #Ltd.—170, 5th Peterson’s 2nd and 3rd, Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Kiangse Road; Telephs. 19575-4; Cable and 6th

Ad: Narodny; Head Office: London National Commercial and Savings

N.I. V.S. Gaidul,

Zephyroff, manager

secretary Bank, Ltd.—348,

16585-6;Cable Ad:Kiangse

NacomsavRoad; Telephs.

S. H. Peter Chang, chief accountant Ma Wai But, actg. manager

. Y. Cheng, accountant Kwok Kit Mun, asst. mgr. & cashier

National City Bank of New York, Lo Kwok-Ping, accountant

The (And International Banking

Corporation)—41, Kiukiang Rd.; Teleph. i National ! Industrial Bank of18729

China—

11500; Cable Ad: Citibank. Head Office: J 30, Peking Road; Telephs. and

New York 15609; Cable Ad: Natindbank

SHANGHAI A176

Nederlandsch Indische Handels- G.J. E.L. Pipe,

Joyce, sub-accountant

do.

bank, N. V. — 255, Kiangsu Koad, Miss A. J. Boyd, stenographer

Corner of Kiukiang Road; Telephs. M. D. Zee, compradore

15809,

P.O. Box15615, 1319; 19281,

Cable 19993 and 13379;

Ad: Handelbank;

Codes: Bentley’s 1st edn. Peterson

Internat. 3rd edn., Liebers, A.B.C. 5th Bankers—Sassoon Sassoon Banking House,

Co., Ltd., E.D.,

and 6th and Mercuur The Bund;

C. F.G.F.Riem, manager Telephs. 11430 and 14062; P. (). Box

j 602;SirCable

VictorAd:Sassoon,

Edsbankcoy

H. J. Wutbrion,

van Houten,accountant

sub-acct. | F. R. Davey, director

Bt., gov. director

H. Sardeman

J. H. I. van Eck C.L. J.T. Ovadia,

Meager, manager

E. G. Smith-Wright, do. sub-manager

fr ^ H 'ft b"0 lan yin9 honq W. R. Lambert, signs per pro.

J. B. Etherington, do.

Nederlandsche Handei-Maatsch- E. S. Barraclough, do.

appij, N. V. (Netherlands

Society)—Sassoon House, TheTrading

Bund; W. D. Pearson

Telephs. 19474, 19473 and 19472; P.O. R. B. Freeman-Thomas

Box 1550; Cable Ad: Trading F. Kendall

J. de Wilde, manager Accounts Dept.

G.D. de Nie, sub-manager F. C. Warburton, a.c.a.

A. Braakenburg, accountant T. D. Drysdale 1 J. H. Ezekiel

J.A. G.J. A.OostGeurts,

Lievense, do. do. A. H. P. Mahler | M. Jacob

F. E. Smith | A. S. Costa

E. A. Tiernego, cashier A. K. Brown j C. Dean

J. van Senden Secretaries

S. U. Yu, asst, compradore Mrs. F. E. Smith

Ningpq Miss B. E. Smith

Ltd. —Commercial24o, Peking& Savings Bank,

Road; Teleph. Miss I. Stead

Stenographers

15505 (To All Departments); Cable Ad: Mrs.

0936 Miss J.L. M.Brown

Cheeseman

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Shanghai Bank, Ltd., The, General

Ltd. (Successors to The Ho Hong Bank, Banking Business—190, Hainin Road,

Ltd.),

ment)—120, (Incorporated in theRoad;

Kiukiang StraitsTelephs.

Settle- Telephs. 40839 (Manager) and 40840

13176 and 13177 (Private Exchange to (General Ad:M. Maruyama,

Office); P. O. Box 339; Cable

Hishimaru president

All

Office)Departments),

and 17467 (T. T.14027 (Manager’s

and Bills Depart-

ments); Cable Ad: Oversea; Codes J. Fujii, director and mgr.

Bentley’s,6thPeterson’s

A.B.C. edn. and2ndPrivate.

and 3rd edns.,

Head

Office: Singapore. Branches: Amoy, Shangfjhaimshan % m m $ m j~

yi shu shoh ying hong

Bangkok, Batavia, Batu Pahat, Djambi,

Haiphong, Hongkong, Ipoh, Kota Shanghai Commercial and Savings

Bank. Ltd., The— 50, Ningpo Road;

Bharu, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Muar, Teleph. 12560; P.O. Box 857; Cable Ad:

Palembang,

emban, Shanghai Penang. Rangoon, Ser- Comsavbank;

and Sourabaya Codes: Bentley’s, Peter-

0.T. M.L. Tan, manager son’s International Banking 2nd and

Chen, assist, manager 3rd edns.

W. C. Chang, accountant K. P. Chen, mng. dir. & gen. mgr.

Peck Pia Jim, sub-acct. C.D. C.C. Lee,

Yang, sub-manager

W. T. Chiu, do. sub-manager

P. (Agriculture

W. Tsou, sub-manager

Dept.) and and mgr.

Dah yinq yeng hong J. T. Chu, sub-manager mgr.

P.

—28, The Bund; Teleph. 16849, E. K. Hsu, general inspector and mgr.

Cable Ad : Penorbanca

J. H. Mortlock, acting manager

G. K. Macfarlane. acting acet. H.(Personnel

S, Chao, mgr.Dept.)(Business Adminis-

tration Dept,)

A176 SHANGHAI

H. K. Tang, chief acct. 4a m m %

C.T. Tsang,

Z. mgr.

King, (Credit

mgr. & Loan

(General Depts.)& Bann’s Studio, Art-Portraits, Minia-

Business

Shanghai Branches Control Depts.) grapher. Agents: & Bann’s

tures, Commercial Press Photo-

News

Y.Wilkin

H. Lee, mgr. (Domestic Dept.)

Sunn, mgr. (Savings Dept.) Photo Services—104, Bubbling Well

E. K. Hsu, mgr. (Foreign Dept.) Road, China United

Telephs. 94870 & 90640 Apartments;

C. Current

K, Fan,Account

mgr. (Fixed Deposit

“A” Dept.) & T. T. Chang, managing director

S. “B”P. Dept.)

Liu, mgr. (Current Account D. Nicolas, art director

Paul Glosz, business manager

Hunfy D. Lee, mgr. (Salt Dept.) (Foreign Division)

W.Dept.)

C. Pien, mgr. (Warehouse & Trust James

(ChineseZur, business manager

Division)

Z. S. Kiang, chief cashier F. K. Koolik, photo-colour artist

Chemo Lee, asst. mgr. Pan Lai, photographer

T. G. Mao, do. Miss Stella Krehdell, Sales

JuchienChu, do. P. C. Lee, do.

W S. Nieh, do, P. K. Chao, do.

P. C.Yue, do.

E. L. Pan, do. Barbash & Co., B. S., Merchants and

T. Z. Bau, do. Commission Agents (Furs, Woollens,

Veneer, etc.) — 36, Rte. Paul Henry;

Sumitomo Bank Ltd.—69, Kiukiang Bd.> Teleph. 74620; Cable Ad: Barbash

B.S. Barbash, mgr. and sole proprietor

Telephs. 15633-3 lines; P.O. Box 3035;

Cable Ad: Sumitbank ft Ziamg Woo

Y.S. Thana,

Takeda,manager

assist, manager Baroukh’s,

DecorativeManufacturers of Laces

Linens — 311-317, and

Kiangse

T. Kamiya, do. Road; Teleph. 17891; Cable Ad: Barou,kh

ft ffl; 3$ M Yu Pon9 Vin9 110719 Daniel F. Baroukh, proprietor

Underwriters Savings Bank tor ® * ft £

the Far East, inc. (Incorporated

in the State of Connecticut, U.S.A.) Barraud, J.Po(Etude), wo dah leh see

Law Office—41,

—17, The Bund; Teleph. 17725; Rue de Consulat; Teleph. 82039; Cable

Cable Ad: Savings. Branch: 14 Ad: Julbar

Queen’s Road, Hongkong J. Barraud, advocate, doctor of law

C. V. Starr, president M. Barrrtud. do.

W. A. Hale, vice-president and

treasurer

W. A. H. Duff, secty. and cashier Bateman-King

67, Route

School of Dancing—

Ferguson; Teleph. 77296

K. K. Tse, accountant

A. Hroutsky, asst. ca-'C Bayer Pharma Co.—138, Kiangse Rd. :

S. H. Wong Telephs. 13596 & 13598; Cable Ad:

Bayer

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—280, Dr. O. Giese, manager

Peking Road; Teleph. 15210; Cable K. Gaertner, do.

Ads: 7777 and Saltbank: Wireless: F. Iden, p.p.a.

17770 K. Kuether, do.

Dr. H. Wilpert, do.

ft m ^ ie m m Dr. Wuebken, do. (Tientsin)

Wang ping tsun ching ning hong R. Boehlke

E. Delbrueck

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—24, The G. Fust (Hankow)

Bund; Teleph. 15470; Cable Ad:

Shokin E. Jordan

A. Leckebusch

S. Asada, manager Dr. H. B. Lombard

M. Anzai, sub-manager K. Moehr

. G. Miyake do. G. F. Sauer (Hongkong)

SHANGHAI A177

E. Steindorff *3 £ £ £ It H

J. Veith Mei ch’ing pee ka hung sze

Miss K. Grill Belting andOffice

Leather

Miss E. Koenig

Miss M. L. Moeller tion — : 57,Products

PekingAssocia-

Road;

Miss M. PfW Teleph.

Road; 10229;

Teleph. Factory:

50770; 400, Chemulpo

P.O. Box 231:

Miss G. Priedemann Cable Ad: Proleabelt

Miss H. Unterberger E. A. Nelson, general manager

J. A. Hawkesworth

Beck & Swann, Accountants, Audi- H. T. Chen j K. L. Ning

tors, Secretaries, etc. —17, The Benjamin, D. H. & Sons, Land and

Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Box Estate Agents—259, Kiangse Road:

1049; Cable Ad: Moorob Teleph. 19210; Cable Ad: Messman

R. N. Swann, f.l.a.a. S. H. Benjamin

A. Pullen I. Benjamin

Miss A. Anderson B. F. Benjamin

1-Chong Cheng, compradore

m m n C. Y. Dong, assistant

Bedaride, F., Manager of Lonkomay ^ ^1] Lee An

(Ingenieur; See Lonkomay) — 365,

Rue Cardinal Mercier; Cable Ad: Benjamin & Potts, Share and General

Bedaride Brokers—Ewo Building, 27, The Bund;

Telephs. 10321 and 10398; Cable Ad:

^ Pao Sung Potation

Ellis Hayim

Begg & Co., T. D.—98, Hannen Road; F. G. Harrison, a.c.a.

Teleph. 41513; Cable Ad: Alpha G. F. H. Bichard

H. H. Chen, general mgr. C. J.C.L.Todd

Charles Y. Chong, asst. mgr. L. A. Sparke

Marcal j Miss R. Cohen

:flj ^ Tien Li Beraha, D. & Stetten, Importers and

Bern, Meyer China Co., Ltd., General 320, Exporters and Commission Agents—

Import and Engineering—356, Peking Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13091;

Road; Teleph. 92344; P. O. Box 568; P.O. Box 1442; Cable Ad: Beraha

D. Beraha (New York)

Cable Ad: Behnmeyer Stetten Bros. (Paris)

Behr & Mathews, Ltd, S., Importers and A. Beraha, manager

Exporters — 1267, C. S. Fan

Teleph. 51056; CableYangtszepoo

Ad: NorllavourRd. C. K. Chen | Miss E. Graca

Behrens & Sons, Sir Jacob (Manchester s* a x ± * a

and Bradford)—150, Kiukiang Road; Pak van sz kung chang sze

Teleph. 12278., P.O.Box 1499; Cable Ad: Berents, Hans, Consulting Civil En-

Elephant gineers,

D. 0. Palfreeman 511-2, GlenArchitects and Surveyors—

Line Building, 2, Peking

Miss C. Moosa Road;

H. Teleph.

Berents,12099;

b.sc.,Cable

c.e.Ad:(Norway)

Berents

Agents for: M.AM.SOC.C.E.

Leigh Mills Co., Ltd., Bradford H. P. Berents (Absent)

J. Cawthra & Co., Ltd., Bradford Z. Z. Nien Piao

Belgian Chamber of Commerce—(Nee P. End ay a | Y. L. Ting

Chambers of Commerce) Berger, M. A., m.d., Specialist for Eyes

Belgian Consulate- -(Nee Consulates) Ears,

Vail on;NoseTeleph.and81054Throat—64, Route

Bell, A. D., Merchant—150, Kiukiang Berger, Walter G., Exporter^S 1, Jinkee

> Road, 4th Floor; Teleph. 10125 Road; Teleph. 15968; P.O. Box 1543

A178 SHANGHAI

Bertucci, B, (Slices. Italian

Belgian Miarble Co.)—659, Thorburn and Bloch

Ltd.,

Manufacturing and Lumber Co.,

The Companies

(Incorporated under Tea

the

Road: Teleph 50714; P.O. Box Chests, Hongkong Ordinances)

1394 : Cable Ad : Minie Yeneer, Wooden Boxes, Flooring

Doors and Nail Manufacturers—Office:

14, Boone Road; Sawmill: 3, West Kong

Besant School for Girls—(See Edu- Foh

cationa I) 43885Road, NearP.O.

& 43787; Jessfield Park;Cable

Box 438; Telephs.

Ad:

Bethel Mission—(See Churches and Blomso G. E. Marden, chairman

Missions) M. S. Bloch, director

W. P. Lambe, do.

Bianchi, C., Manufacturing Confec- A. H. Gordon, do.

tionery—931-933, Bubbling Well Road; T. K. King, do.

Teleph. 32288; Cable Ad: Bianchi R. Schlee, do.

L. Roncoroni, manager W. E. Ulanoffi do.

Mrs. V. Ferrari Secretaries: Wheelock & Co., Ltd.

Miss X. M. Podyacheva E. A.N.Verjba,

Ovchinnikoffi

assistantaccountant

C. P. Yuen T .S. Nadrewsky, salesman

Bible Seminary for Women — (See N.K. C.B. Wong,

Chun, clerk do.

Churches and Missions) T. P. Zien, do.

Bible Union—(Nee Churches & Missions) Saw Mill:

A. A. Kovalsky, supt.

Bijou Perfumery—171, Nanking Road Yeneer Factory:

S. Katz, supt.

Billiards Association—(Nee Clubs) Nail Factory:

B. G. Ulanoff, supt.

Door Factory:

Billey Cycle & Motor Co., Importers Munjieff, supt.

of951,Motor Cars East;

Broadway and Motor

Teleph.Cycles—949-

52778; Cabe Kegs Making Dept.:

Ad: Z. Billeyco D. Yablokoff, supt.

Flooring Manufacturing Dept.:

A. Antroshenko, supt.

Bills Motors Federal Inc., U.S.A.,

Authorized Agents for Ford-Lincoln, Blom ife van der Aa, Insurance Agents—

Lincoln-Zephyr-Fordson Cars-Trucks-

Tractors—Corner Avenue Foch and 3,Cable EzraAd:Road; Telephs. 18769 (2 Lines);

Blomavan

Rue

P. O. Cardinal

Box 1566: Mercier;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 74400;

Billsmotor H. C. A. van Someren, manager

I. Polliz, assist, mgr.

Bingoya & Co., Manufacturers of Grass

Carpets—201-203, Boone Road; Teleph

40714; P.O. Box 216; Cable Ad: Bingoya SwireFunnel

Blue Line—(Nee Butterfield &

J. Sugihara, manager and Holt’s Wharf) •

Bird

Representatives, Importers & Con- Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12664

tractors—106, Peking Road; Teleph.

13636; P.O. Box 505; Cable Ad:

Gebird fi Poh L°

Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd., Steel Work;

Birt, Dr. E., Road;

Specialist —107, Ad: Museum Road; Teleph. 16061;

20, Kiukiang Teleph.in 15579

Surgery- Cable Steelboler

Biswang, Waldemar, Import Merchant— H Gw Mm

454, Seymour Road; Teleph. 33208 Bolton Bristle Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Dressing and Sterilization of Bristles—

Blackstonk Apartments - 1331, Rue 23, Brenan Road; Teleph. 20325; P.O. Box

Lafayette; Teleph. 70119 247; Cable Ad: Wilobon

SHANGHAI A179

Bombay Provision Store, Indian Wm. Brandt, m.a.a., managing director

(Jindiments, Import and Export—262, K. C. Lee, manager

Avenue Road; Teleph. 37940; Cable Ad: A. L. Brandt, secretary

Amrit Z. T. Tsih, assist, do.

C. Arthur

H. Lee,Symons,

compradore

b.sc. (B. Arch.)

Boon, P. C. Importer — 210,

Road; Teleph. 15921; P. O. Box 1316; Kiukiang Y. P. Chen, engineer

Cable Ad: Boon J. Duff I T. L. Sze

C. S. Kwok | C. L. Chu

Borden Co., The (Amos Bird Division) Agencies:

. —2, Tengyueh Road; Teleph. 50060; ueensland InsuranceCo.,Co.,Ld.Ld.

| P. O. Box 215; Cable Ad: Amosbird idland Investment

P.H. H.H. Dunbar

Cameron j J. Noss

T. H. Pond, Jr. I. Poltere Brauns, Dr. H. — Hamilton House;

J. Young | Mrs. J. Heidler Teleph. 14317

| Boston Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Brazilian Consulate—(See Consulates)

' 17692 Works—454, Szechuen Road; Teleph. Breen, 0. J. & Co., Importers and

Exporters — 70, Szechuen Road;

Boutross Brothers, Exporters of Telephs. 1377, 18210; P.O. Box 716;

Lace and Embroideries—330, Sze- Cable C. J.

Ad: Neerbclem

Breen

chuen Road; Teleph. 17968; P.O. Brenner Bros., International Fur

5 Box 275; Cable Ad: Boutross Merchants — 39, Av. Edward VII;

j Boy Scouts Association — {See Asso- Teleph. 85264; Cable Ad: Bragu

R. S. Goldberg, signs per pro.

\ ciations and Societies)

f

Boyd

chants—620, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

; 13490; P. S. Cable

Tien Ad: Boydco 10622

i; G. S. Ting | E. S. Cheng British

ChambersChamber oe Commerce—(Nee

of Commerce)

ffi ,1# Sing Lee ni hung&yingmyin kung * szu*

!| Boyes, Bassett, Ltd., Goldsmiths-

]! Silversmiths,

makers—215, Jewellers Road;

Nanking and Teleph.

Watch-

,i 11922; Cable Ad: Boyes British and Chinese Corporation,

G.A. L.M. Penning,

Boyes, managing director Ltd., The—27, The Bund; Teleph.

manager 15290; Cable Ad: Jarkong

A. L. Davidson

i| Brady, A. A. (Member of Shanghai Stock Miss N. Munro

|| Exchange), Stock, Share and General British Commercial Counsellor—

Broker—Room 38, Central Arcade, British Embassy, 27, The Bund; Teleph.

Central Road; Teleph. 11873; Cable 15650; P. O. Box 455; Cable Ad:

Ad. Bradystocks Prodrome

Ik A. L.A.G.Brady Tong | J. C. Chen

1

British Consulate—{See Consulates).

BrA’HN, C., Manufacturers’ Represen-

^ tative—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; British*iCorporation # ins aRegister * *of Ship

Telephs. 19673 & 19674; P. O. Box 874; ping and Aircraft—51, Canton Pd.;

Cable Ad: Cebrahn Teleph. 16817; Cable Ad : Seaworthy

^ *ij $ w 3S Wm. Lyle,

pal surveyorm. i.n. a., m.t.e. s., princi-

Vl Tai lee yu han Tcung sze D. W. Murphy, a. m. s. n. a., m.e.,

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd. (Incorporated engineer surveyor

: in Hongkong), Architects, Land and Erica., m.Davies, a.m.i. mec.e., a.m.i.n.

i.m.e., m.i. h.v. e., engineer

Estate Agents — 391, Kiangse Road; surveyor

* | Teleph. 11169

Also SHANGHAI

British Dyestuffs Corp., I/TD.^.See H. Popoff,

Opalinsky, manager

Imperial Chemical Industries Sub-A. Agents: engineer

(China), Ltd.) Zenith Radios

British

NankingFlower Shop- Sassoon

Road; Teleph. 14777 House, Bryson, Dr. A. C. —27, Peking Road;

Teleph. 15094

British and Foreign Bible Society—(Nee

Associations' & Societies) Bubbling

bling WellWell Road;Pharmacy—749, Rub-

Teleph. 33057; Cable

British India Steam Navigation Co., Ad: Officina

Ltd.—(See Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.)

British Office of Works, for China, Bumpo Yoko, Stationers and Printers

Japan and Siam—51, The Bund; —433, Woosung Road; Teleph. 41544

Teleph. 10648; Cable Ad: Works Bunge

Pau Ning Flour, &Rice,Co., Cotton,

Ltd., Importers: Wheat

etc. Exporters:

5 Sesame Seed,

Sassoon House, Vegetable

Corner Oils,

Bund etc.& Nan-

- 219,

British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. king Road; Telephs. 13136 (3 Lines);

—26, The Bund; Teleph. 12981 P. O. Box 2141; Cable Ad: Bunge

R. H. Whittall, acting branch mgr. I. LI. Howell, manager for Far East

British Women’s-' Association (See R.P. J.Goldschmidt

Hart

Associations & Societies) J. G. Finlay

Briton Ferry Steel and Tinplate G.

M rs. M.Bastian

C. A. Wallingford

Agency, I/td.—133, Szechuen Road; Agents for :

Teleph. 15170; P.O. Box 252; Cable Bunge & Co., Ltd., London

Ad: Feritinpla Bunge

E. Powell, Far Eastern repres. N. V. &Bunge’s

Born, Ltd., Buenos Aires

Handelmaatschappij,

Amsterdam

% ffi & m % b Societe Anonyume

Bunge (Australia) Propty.,Bunge, AntwerpLtd.,

Broadway Mansions Hotel Corner Melbourne

of North Sopchow Road and Broad- Bunge North American Grain Corp.,

way ; Teleph. 46260; Cable Ad: New York

B roadman Societe Francaise Bunge, S. A., Paris

A. S. Hersee, manage! Bunge S. Soc. A. R.,Algodoeira

Braila (Roumania)

M. E. Melgunow, chief receptionist ‘‘Sanbra” do Nordeste

V. Y. Moohanoff, reception Brasileiro, S. A., Sao Paulo &

Brook & Co., General and 'Insurance Recife (Brasil)

La Fabril, S. A., Lima (Peru)

Agents—

11874; P. 150, O. Kiukiang

Box 1606;Road,CableTeleph.

Ad:

Rivulet; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th jg Wen Chin

edns., Acme, Bentley’s and Private

E. Brook BtNSli in Paper Co., Ltd., Importers

and Wholesale Merchants of Paper,

AgentsS. C.for:Shen, Insurance compradore Bookbinding Cloth, Printing

and Stationery— , Foochow

Ink,

Road;

State Assurance Co., Ltd., Marine Teleph, 12019; P.O. Box 3079. Head

Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

Browett, H., Solicitor — 34, Museum ©as nm» * k

Road; Skeh-yi-pu-kuo-ohn-mOu-yah-chio.o

, Chu Teleph.

Hoong Chih,10846;chief

Cableclerk

Ad:&Lexintp. Bureau of Foreign Trade (Ministry of

S. F. Wong, assist. industry)—National Commercial Bank

S. P. Liu, do. - Building, 5th Floor, 406, Kiangse Road;

Brunswick Show Room, Grama- Telephs. 15696 and 15697; P.O. Box 506;

Cable Ad: 7656

phones, Radios, etc.—1222, Avenue P. W. Kuo, director

Joffre; Teleph. 71276 C. C. Chang, vice-director

SHANGHAI Aisi

S. N. Wang, chief of General Afi'airs £ M Poa Dxng

Department Department

and concurrently chief Butler & Co., Insurance Agents—45,

H.ofN.Editorial

Chu, chief of Statistical Depart- Ad: Kiukiang

ButcarRoad; Teleph. 14712; Cable

ment and concurrently

Trade Promotion Departmenchief of C. H. Butler

Z. T. Kyi, English secretary W. G Scott, signs per pro.

S. T. Chao, Chinese secretary 'j£jf Tai koo

H Pao Ka Butterfield & Swire, Merchants and

Steamship

Bukkhabdt, Buchan & Co., Ltd., Mer- Telephs. 82020 (Private Exchange Agents — French Bund;

chants—2, Peking Hoad; Teleph. 11415. Depts.); P.O. Box 317; Cable Ad: Swire to All

Cable Ad: Bukami

W. M. Buchan, managing director

D. Buchan, director DaUee-sze-ou-su

Burkill & Sons, Ltd., A. B,., Merchants— Cabinet M arcei, Darre, Chartered and

20, Canton Hoad; Teleph. 15730; P.O. Agents, Insurance — 1, The Estate

Official Court Accountants,

Bund;

Box 253 Telephs. 15825-13054; Cable Ad: Darrd

A. W. Burkiil, director (Absent) Mrs. Margaret Darre, prop.

C. R. Burkill, do. do. P.Auditing

Vigne, and signsAccounting

per pro. Dept.:

W. Mellor

J. K. Brand P.

S.C. R.J. Smith

Owen S. N. Kosloff Ting Kong Chin,a.i.c.m.

Gregoire, i.c., Chinese acct.

A. R. Madar A.P. J.G. Pleshkoff

Nadalkoff Property and Insurance Dept.:

D. M. Gutteres

A. E. Collins Miss I. Greiner Mrs. T. A. Warnes

B LRU NO TON IIoTKD—(Nre Hotels) Miss M. Nagatkina

W. Goul bourn

Burred & Co., Ltd. (London) Paint Secretarial Office :

Manufacturers—106, Peking Road; Mrs. T. A. Warnes

Teleph. 13636 Chinese Office :

Agent: TchaoSieu

Zeng Ko Chou, ll.b., interp.

Tsou, ll.b., interp.

G. E Bird & Co. Tong Pao Long, interp.

m -k ® Cash Dept. :

Pao wei ta ya hong Wong K’in Lie, cashier

Burrocohs Wellcome & Co'. (Proprietors: Calatroni, Hsieh A Co., Architects’

The Wellcome Foundation, Ltd., London)

—60, Hong Kong Road; Teleph. Engineers 110,

and Real Estate Agents—

17482; Cable Ad: Tabloid

T. Hoggarth, resident representative 18206Hankow Cable Ad: Road;Calatroni

Telephs. 10155 and

A. T. Lavington, accountant Dr. E. S. Hsieh, c.e.d. eng., partner

V. G. Stott P. J. Barrera, partner

F. P. Musso, do.

Burton, Dr. T. M. — Hongkong Bank P.B. C.C. Sung

Hsieh | Geo. Sung

Building; Teleph. 15048; Residence: 30, A. Firsoff I Y. D. Lao

Foochow Road; Teleph. 15048

Busch, E., Architect—159, Peking Road; Calcina, P. G., Exchange Broker—69,

Teleph. 18915; Cable Ad: Busalsatia Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 19279-80;

t&j flj Lee Shun i Cable Ad : Calcina

Business

porters Equipment Corporation,

and Distributors Im Caluo China Agency, Road Building

of Office

Appliances—263, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Machinery and Equipments — 40,

10083;P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Busequicor; Ningpo Ad: 9889

Road; Teleph. 16673: Cable

Codes: Acme

A. R. Hager and Bentley’s

M. Foyn, secretary Caldbeck Athletic Club—(See Clubs)

A182 SHANGHAI

M j jY Ziany Siny California Fruit Store—1206, Bub-

Oalder-Marshall & Go., Ltd., Import bling’ Well Road; Teleph. 37334

and Export Merchants—Glen Line M Cam Foh

Building, Peking Road; Teleph. Cambefort & Co., E., Silk Piece' Goods

16274; Cable Ad : Caidmarsh and Sundry Importers-Union Build-

R. Calder-Marshall, mang.-director ing, 17, Canton ltd.; Telephs. 12315-6;.

F. R.G.G.Penfold,

Penfold director Cable Ad: Cambefort

S. Mendoza E. R. Stegmaier, mgr.

H. H. Brisk

J. Mendoza rO & ®Mown mLoony nM&

lij 'S' 'ft Hf IE Ching-kwony-ho-kung-sze Cameron & Co., A. (China), Ltd.,

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. General Import 15118;

Merchants—81,BoxJinkee

(Macgregors, Ltd., General Mana- Road; Ad:Teleph.

Ingots; Codes:P.0.

Bentley’s 260;

gers), Wine and Spirit Merchants— Cable Acme

and

Macgregor House, 44, Foochow

Teleph. 17589; P. O. Box 344; Cable Ad; Road; H. R. Harling, managing director

Caldbeck W. M. Chalmers I Mrs. J. F. da Silva

Directors—J. F. Macgregor, N. C. Agencies: W. L. Lee j Miss A. Rfemedios

Macgregor, F. R.

Bateman and W. G! Crokam Davey, E. F. Consolidated Mining and Smel ting Co.

Shanghai Branch Office; ofZinc,Canada, Ltd., Montreal.

and Chemical Fertilizers)(Lead,

J. Davidson, manager TheLtd.,South Wales Tinplate Corpn.,

P. G. Strickland

J. K. R. Macgregor

U. J. Kelly Union London Miniere (Tinplates)

du Haul Katanga,

General Office : Brussels (Cobalt Oxide)

W. Lowry Societe Commerciale des Usines

F. P. Bahon I L. W. Parker Gustave Boel, La Louviere, Bel-

A. J. Corbin | A. Silvestri gium (Metals)

Order Desk : Cameron, Dr. R.Residence:

E.—27, Peking Road;

N. Anderson j K. Shaw Telephs. 15094; 959,Avenue

Foreign Sales Dept. ; Foeh; Teleph. 71376

R. Grimshaw | S. A Ancel

Chinese Sales Dept. : Campbell & Co. Alex.—55, Yuen Ming

C. J. Ling | S Y. Fong Yuen Road; Teleph. 10716; P.O. Box

Order Desk : 996; Cable Ad : Alexcamp ; Codes:

N. Anderson j K. Shaw A.B. C Lieber’s, A.I., and Bentley’s

Shipping Dept.:

S. T.C. C.LohZao j Y. E. Tuck $ m Hay Zee

Stenographers: Campbell, H. B., Paints and Painting—

Miss A. Park 1481, Bubbling Well Rd.; Telephs. 34360

Miss I. Vizenzinovich (Foreign) and 34369 (Chinese Office);

Accounts Dept. : Cable Ad: Bellcamp

J. A.E. J.Watson

Willis Camporelli & Co., A., Engineering

E. J. Macain I H. C. Shing Construction and Supplies — 369,

J. Stephan | Y. S. Sung Broadway East; Teleph. 51509

Cashier’s Dept. : Medical Dept.:

A. F. Fong | A. K. Fong F. Dobrohotoff

Godown-keeper: Olivetti Dept.:

S. K. Chang G. Davel

Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd. & to

Calico Printers—Wayfoong House, Canadian Kay na da chu wha song wo dah chen

Government

220, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11215; missioner—27, The Bund; Teleph. Trade Com-

P. O. Box 1199; Cable Ad: Celita 11784; P. O. Box 264; Cable Ad:

Clive R. Hargreaves Canadian

SHANGHAI A183

& M m B Production and Copy Depts. :

Chong shing lun chun hung azr K. C. Chow, Chinese manager

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Y. Obie

Jack Shili Woo, artist

Canadian Pacific

Canadian Pacific Express Co. Railway Co. Champion

The Bund and Peking Road; Telepb. AccountingChang C. M.

Dept.:

19490, Cable Ads: Gacanpac

(Freight(Passenger C. B.C. L.Wolfe,

Dept.) and Nautilus

K. M. Fetter] y, agent

Dept.) Wong,chief accountant

assist.

S.

A. M. 1'arker, general agent (Passenger Outdoor Dept.:M. Vai

Dept.) C. C. Wolfe, mgr.

Passenger Dept. K. Y Ling

R. S. Hubert, passenger agent

S.H. C.Farmer

Brisk # #P $1 Li Ho Yand H°n9

Miss L. Remedios Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers

H. Harvey and Contractors—670, Szechuen

1274; Road;

K. T. Loo, Chinese passenger agent Teleph. 11030; P.O. Box

Ad:R. Laurenz,

Carlowitz partner (Shanghai)

Cable

Freight Dept.

C. E. Ross Dr. A. Nolte, do. (Hamburg)

Mrs. N. Findley G. Roehreke, do. (Shanghai)

Accounts Dept. O.Dr.Lord, do. the(Hamburg)

D. P. Ross F. Baur, signs firm

O. Olausen C. Eckhardt, do.

Agents for : J. Lindner, do.

Anchor Line W. Heckel, signs per pro.

H. H.Herrmann,

Erich, do.

■Canadian Trading Co. (China), Ltd., W.

P. Luebcke,

do.

do.

Importers and Exporters —

tered Bank Building, 18, The Bund;217, Char- M. Chudzinski, do.

Teleph. 17744; Cable Ad: Dockrill C. Schrage,

Fr. Albert, Opt. Dept. do.

W. R. Dockrill, managing director

J.K. Boerner,

Beitzer, T.Radio

A.

Canton Insurance OfEice, Ltd., The, F.P. Dietrich,

Bowitz, Opt. Dept.Dept.

Booking

—27, The Bund; Teleph. 15290 W. Droesse, Import

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., A. Duebgen, Insur. Dept.

agents E. Eickhoff, Booking Dept.

Caravan Studio, Inc., Interior Decorators G. Heitmann,Booking

E. Juergens, Government Dept. Dept.

& Manufacturers of High Class Furniture W. Klahn, T.T. A.A.

—260, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10845; C. Knierin,

Cable

Mrs.Ad: H. L.Lotustudio W.

Gilman, proprietress

H. Moroukian, manager W. Limbach,

Lemser, Opt.Booking

Dept. Dept.

C. N. King F. K. Mueller, Goodrich

Agents for Carpets: E. Roehreke, Export

A.

Schmidt, T.T. A.A.

Corporation

China For Overseas, Tientsin, W. Spalke, T. A.

A.K. Schwind,

Tittelbach,T.Opt.

A. Dept.

Caravan Tea Trading House, Import- Miss K. Budich, T. A.

ers and Exporters—429, Rue Cardi Miss

Miss B v. Bueren, Import

nal Mercier; Teleph. 71591; Cable

Ad : Caravan Miss H.H. Gutzeit,

Croucher,Government

Oil Dept. Dept.

Mrs. H. Kohlhauser, T. A.

Carl Crow, Inc., Advertising and Mer- Miss

Mrs. D. Leon, Import Dept.

A. Leinung, Private

chandising

Telephs. 15596-7 Agents—81, Jinkee Road; Miss R; Rahf, Opt. Dept.

Carl Crow, president Miss Y. Solovieff, T. A.

Mrs. H. Tschedanoff, T. A.

A184 SHANGHAI

Carlton Theatre—21, Park Road; Te- Ceramics.

East Hongkong Branch: Bank of

leph. 34136 32732 Asia Bldg. (Room 402); Teleph.

Carmel Oriental Societe,; Importers of N. R, Lynevitche, mng. director

Palestine

Lane Wines, Spirits, Fruits; Road;

etc.— H.K. Taylor

D. Rodger

Teleph.199,40613;House

Cable10,Ad:Range

Carmelwine, J. N. Dalgoff, actg. manager

Miss

Shanghai

M. Kasarnovsky, proprietor F D. E.Sosnin,

G. Goulbourn

salesman

L. Kasarnovsky, do. H. Y. Cheng, do.

Carmichael, E. J., Manufacturers' Cathay Hotel -Sassoon House, Nan-

Agent—205, Peking Road; Teleph. king Road; Teleph. 11340

15699; P.O. Box 911; Cable Ad: Cathay Hotels, Ltd., managers

Michaelcar

M JS Gar Lai Cathay Import & Export Co — 131,

Carmichael, Lennox & Gray, Marine Museum Road; Teleph. 18806; P. O. Box

and Cargo Surveyors—LaidlawBuilding, 1953; Cable Ad: Merkur

410, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16107; Cathay Land Co., Ltd., Land ami Estate

Cable Ad: Yarg; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Agents -Sassoon House, 1, Nanking

edn. & Bentley’s

J.Gray,M.I.M.E.,M.I.MECH.E. & A.M.I.N.A. Road; Teleph. 11430; P. O. Box 1362

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., gen. managers

and secretaries

n m m m ft Directors—F. R. Davey (chairman),

Carnbtro, R , Land and Estate Brok- L. I. Ovadia, C. J. Meager and

er—330, Szechuen Road, 3rd Floor; Ellis Hayim

Teleph. 17081 E. S. Barraclough, manager

R.F. T.Carneiro

Marques |I MissKu WeiM. Shan

Allemao

Cathedral Schools—{See Educational)

Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co., Tobacco Cathay-Grand Corporation (Successor

Importers—51, Canton Road; Te- to United Theatres, Inc.), Operating

leph. 12021; P.O. Box 1972; Cable the Grand and Cathay Theatres—

Ad: Caroco 285, Burkill Road: Teleph. 34260:

Casa dTtalia—(See Clubs) Cable Ad: tyric

Casanova Ball Room — 545, Avenue Cathay Laundry—1178, Pingliang Road;

Teleph. 50053

Edward

CasanovaVII; Teleph. 85541; Cable Ad: J. H. Prinold

Case, J., High-Class Tailor—299, Sze- Cathay Mansions Rue Cardinal

Mercier; Teleph, 70070

chuen Road; Teleph. 17140

Cathay Hotels, Ltd., managers

It] IjY Hwa mei hung tze

Cathay

porters,American

ExportersCo., Insurance, Im- Cathay

& Manufacturers— tional)

Middle School—{See Educa-

416, Hamilton House; Teleph. 13288 Cathay Motors, Ltd.—271, Medhurst

H. F. Parks, managing director Road

S.Tsang

T. Parks, secretary

Tee For, compradore

Cathay Arts Co.- 103, Central Arcade; —1131,Pharmacy,

Cathay Deutsche Apotheke

Bubbling Well Road; Te-

Teleph. 11858: Cable Ad: 7327 leph. 32227

Cathay CERAMigs, ,Cb„ Inc., U.S.A., Cathay Sales Corporation, Importers

Tile Manufacturers, Builders’ and of Leather, Metal, Hardware and

Engineers’

Bund; Teleph.Merchants

15890; —Cable

24, Ad:The Sundries—51,

Cathsales

Canton Road; Cable Ad:

SHANGHAI A18S

Catholic Girls' League—(Nee Clubs) & ts m tt m e

Catholic Circle—(See Clubs) Belgian Chamber of Commerce-

150, Kiukiang

Teleph. Road,

16773; P.O. Box Room

688 305;

Chairman—J. Hers

Central Agency, Ltd., Importers of Vice-Chairmen—M. Ubaghs and

J. & P. Coats’ Threads, etc.—110, G. Remain Michaux

Secretary—M.

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13515; P.O.

Box 340; Cable Ad: Spool

Chas. Wallace, general manager Brazilian Chamber of Commerce,

Camara de Comercio Brasilevia—240,

for China and Hongkong Rue Tenant de la Tour; Teleph. 15600;

R. J. Elies, assist, general manager Cable Ad: Brazilcom

J. Rodger, manager (Office)

W. Hendry, manager (Sales) ^ Ying song hung way

J. MeD. Frame British Chamber qf Commerce

Mrs. Becke (Shanghai)—27, The Bund; Te-

Miss S- Katemopoulos leph. 12694; Cable Ad: Britiscom

Miss L. Hsu Committee—Sir Robert Calder-

T.Y. F.F. Chen,

Chang,shipping

chief clerk

clerk Marshall, k.b.e. (chairman), Brig.-

Gen. E. B. Macnaghten, c. m. g.,

Wong Sze King, cqmpradore D. s. o. (vice-chairman), C. H.

Central Asia Rug Co., Ltd., Manu- Arnhold.

Davies, G.N. A.C. Haley,

Beale, A. L. S.J.

facturers and Exporters of Grass Henchman,

Carpets, Mats and Matting—201,

Seymour Road; Teleph. 35649 Jones, W. J. Keswick, G.A. E.E

M. H. Ivy,

Tsu Youe-Nee, proprietor Mitchell, R. D. Murray, T. S.

Powell and M. Reader Harris

Central China Realty Co., Ltd., Es- Secretariat - P.m.Ayrton

H. F. Baker, (secretary),

b. e. (asst. Secty.),

tate and Insurance

Edward Agents—110,

VII; Teleph. 18549 ; Avenue

Cable I. Blair and N. Stead

Ad : 9441; Radio 2814 Chinese Language School—J. S.

Lee, principal

pj* Chung Yang

Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—81, Jin- Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai

—North Soochow Road; Telephs.

kee Road; Teleph. 11842; P.O. Box 40126-9; Cable Ad : Chambercom

758; Cable Ad : Oesntremost Chairman—Wang Hsiao-lai

H. B. Scott, resident secretary Standing Committee — Y. S.

C. C. Cruttwell, assist, do Doo, C. M. Shu, S. C. King

J. E. Brown and Koo Kan Ching

G. D. Jack, agent Gen. Secretary—Yen Ngo-sen

Central Pharmacy — 1, Broadway; Danish Chamber of Commerce —

Teleph. 41884 17, Canton Road;Teleph. 15055; Cable

Ad:Chairman—C.

Dankam J. Knipschildt

Cercle Francais—(See Clubs) (Absent)

Cercle Sportif Francais—(Nee Clubs) Vice-Chairmen — A. Brondal and

H. S. Poulsen

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Ze wha fah kwo song wo tsung vuty

American Chamber of Commerce French Chamber of Commerce of

China—I. S. S. Building, 9, Av.

—American Club Building,

Foochow Road; Teleph. 14742; P.O. 209, Edward VII, 2nd Floor; Teleph.

Box 357; Cable Ad : Amchamccm 84727; Cable Ad: Francecom

President—W H. Plant Hoii. Chairman—H. Madier

Vice-do. —A. E. Schumacher Chairman—A. Sadoc

Hon.-Treas.— Bruce M. Smith Vice-do. —L. Chevretton

Secretary—J. M Howes Treasurer—J. A. Lang

SHANGHAI

J. Saillens, .Commercial Counsellor mmkung 3 keem yoh

hb &

of France in China, Statutory

Member Jih dzeng fang^yohm

General Secretary — J. Fredet hang kung sze

Acting General Secretary—J. Chang & Co., Ltd., J. D., Chemists &

Druggists (Wholesale and Retail),

Donne Hospital Supplies — 286, Nanking

Chinese Secretary-—S. G. Tsu

Members—H. Bar, F. Bouvier, Road; Telephs. 91140 and 91149;

ii. Courthial, P. Dupuy, R. Egal, Cable Ad: Chemicus

J. N. Doo, manager

A. Jobard de Gapany, J. Madier, P. K. King, secretary

R. Pila and E. Sigaut

C. L. King, pharmacist

German Chamber of Commerce—133, I.H.S.Y.Tung, Sales Dept.Dept.

Chu, Wholesale

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

18567; Cable Ad: Handelskam Chang Seng & Co., Woollen

w ft m m * Gentlemen’s Tailors andPiece Goods,

Outfitters

l a I Rub Shang Huei —781, Nanking Road; Teleph. 91332;

Italian Chamber Of Commerce for Cable Ad: 1670

the Far East (Camera dl Com- Chang Sung Construction Co.,

mercio Italiana)—26, The Bund; Building Contractors—33, Szechuen

Telephone 11316; P.O. Box 556; Road; Teleph. 16166

Cable Ad : Cadicoit

President—Chev.

nanzi Uff. Dr. D. Tirin- jjir | fS Tien hah chang .

Vice-President — Chev. UfE. C. Chang, T. K. & Co., Manufacturers

Fumagalli of Metal Ware, Glass Ware, Lamps,

Secretary-F. Putaturo and Stoves — 946a, Avenue Road;

Japanese Chamber of Commerce—24, Teleph. 32126; Cable Ad: Teakey

The Bund; Telephs. 14804 and 17758; T. K. Chang, propr. and general mgr.

P.O. Box 3152; Cable Ad: Japaniscom

# £7 wo$ songfil kung

# wayif Chao Tai Fire & Marine Insurance

Jao wha Co., Plate-glass

and Ltd., Fire,Insurance—122,

Marine, MotorCantonCar

Netherlands Chamber

— c/0 Netherlands of Commerce

Trading Road;: Shawhsing

Society, Ads Telephs. 12583 and 13370; Cable

Sassoon House, The Bund; Tels. or 51-8

19474-2; P.O. Box 1550 Lee Tsz Tsoo, gen. manager

Chairman—J. de Wilde Mah Tsoon Hai, sub gen. manager

Zee Ko Seng, manager

Hon. Secty.-Treas.- 0. de Nie Chu Sob

Tien Yue, sub-manager

Lu Shing, do.

Norwegian Chamber of Commerce—

220,. Szechuen Road Chapeaux & Co., Ltd., M., Importers and

Exporters—4-5, French Bund; Teleph.

Shanghai General Chamber of Com- 82507

merce—North China Building 17, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. and

The Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. China—(S'ee Banks)

Box 1049

Chairman—H. W. P. McMeekin Chase Bank, The- (Nee Banks)

Secretaries—Beck & Swann

Champ de Courses Francais, Le.— Chellaram, D., General Silk Expor-

439, Avenue du Roi Albert; Telephs. ter, China Curios—131, Hankow

74580 (4 Lines:; P. O. Box 371: Cable Road; P.O. Box 1266; Teleph. 10271;

Ad : Canidrome Cable Ad: Precious

K. H. Balani, manager

Chang Dah Yuen & Co., Hardware M. Siroomal. asst.

Merchants—127, Broadway; Telephs.

42862 and 43102: Cable Ad: Chan- Chemical Research Laboratory — (Nee

dayuco Medical Analysis Laboratory)

SHANGHAI Al87

Chen He a Paint Manufacturing Co., ofRaincoats Underwear, Pajamas and Shirts,

Ltd., Manufacturers of Paints, Var- Tailors and& Work-clothes; Outfitters94431;

High Class

— 562, Nan-:

nishes, Enamels, Stains and Pig-

ments—478, North Soochow Road; king Road; Teleph.

1099, Connaught Road; Teleph.

Factory

Telephs. 43116 and 45114; Cable Ad: 32920; Cable Ad : Underwear

Paint.

Hangchow, Branches-

Sian andNanking,

ChangshaHankow, Thomas G. Wong, gen. manager

C. P. Loh, managing director James Y. Wong, assist, do.

C. H. Tang, sales do.

Chen Hwa Lee Kee Cotton Manufac- C. S. Hu, factory do.

turing Co., Ltd.—8, Lane, 316, H. S. Wong, accountant

Peking Road; Teieph. 14342. Mill:

110, Seoul Road; Teleph. 50243 n & m *

Chen, Neeling, Importer and Exporter China Cheung mei yen yet hung sze

—114, Peking Road; Teleph. L7685;Cable TobaccoAmerican Tobacco Co., Leaf

Ad: Neelinchen

Neeling Chen, manager Room 142;Importers—89,

Teleph. 13261;Foochow

P.O.BoxRoad,

1629;

Cable Ad: Chimerica

Cheng Kong Co., K. K., Importers, W. H. Owens, treasurer

Mrs. Q. A. Shekury, secretary

Exporters and Commission Agents Kee

—720, New Chwang Road; Teleph.

90642; Cable Ad: Asiasol Wei HoDingChun,

Yung,Sales manager

do.

C. K. Pang, clerk

Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd., The G. Nedselsky, Godown keeper

(Shanghai Office), Manufacturers of China Arts and Products Trading Co.,

“Horse Band” Cement and

Mosaic Tiles — National Commercial Art Cement Manufacturers & Exporters of Chinese

Bank

18644 and Bldg.,17978;Peking Telephs. P.O.Goods

Road;Cement

Cable Ad:

— 433, Bubbling Well Road;

Box 1690; Cable Ad: Chinartco

T. S. Liu, manager China Association—(Nee Associations and

Chee Hsin Pottery—135, Peking Rd.; Societies)

Teleph. 19917; Cable Ad : Potela China Assurance Corporation, Fire,

Chekiang Industrial Bank — {See Marine and Accident—40, Ningpo Road;

Teleph. 19742-4

Banks)

China Auto Accessories Co., Dealers

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., inAccessories Automobile Replacement Parts &

— 769, Bubbling Well

G.tractors

m. b. h.for(Ltd.), Importers and Con-

all kinds of Machinery— P.O. BoxTelephs.

Road; 31340 and 31898;

138, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 13590; utoacco 805; Cable Ad: Chia-

Cable Ad:

F. Hille Engincomer Directors—K. S. Loh, D. C. Tsu,

A. J. Zernin D. J. Tsu, M. C. Tsu and C. Tsu

Th. di Gaspero | H. G. Heysen D. C. Tsu, secretary

O.M. Hamburger I H. J. Karger K. S. Loh, treasurer

Sachau \ H. Bolloni D. J. Tsu, accountant

Agents for\ K. T. Jeang, do.

Weise Soehne; Halle A. S. K. T. Wong, do.

Union - Matex (Union of German H. S. Lee, do.

Textile

Berlin Machine Manufacturers), K. L. Tsu, Sales

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, W. I. Pei

Vienna Y. F. Chieh I Y. S. Fong

Voigt Turbines, Heidenheim T. C. Tsu I Y. L. Woo

Agents for:

Trico Products Corporation, New

York

China A.B.C. Underwear, Weaving General Managers:

& Dyeing Mill, Ltd., Weaving, China Spraying Lacquer Supply

Dyeing & Bleaching; Manufacturers Co.

4188 SHANGHAI

China Bankinh Corpokation—(&£e [ m & & jm & m

Banks) Hiva song kwong Jco hung sze

China Baptist Book Stobh—209, Yuen Agency,^Commercial

China Advertising

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 13522; P. O. dising—40,Advertising and Merchan-

Hongkong Road; Teleph

Box 1581; Cable Ad: Bapto 17234; P.O. Box 860; Cable Ad:

China Baptist Publication Society— Chinacomad C. P. Ling, general manager

(Nee Churches St Missions)

China Brass and Iron Works, Ltd.,

General Engineers — 484, Kiangse China Cosmopolitan • *fr % ti

Road & 175, Yenshan Road Teleph. plies and Agents —Co.,406,Bldg. Shanghai

Sup-

53301; P.O. Box 798 Bank Building, 40, Ningpo Road;

China , Can Co.;, Ltd., General Tin sons Teleph. 14391; Cable Ads: Leeand

Lithographers and Can Manufactur- or 1013

ers, Manufacturers of Crown Corks I. Yao, Lee, gen manager

Tin Toys, Porcelain and Enamel William G. Shih, mgr.

Transfer Papers, Metal Works, S. B. Chin

Brass Locks and Canned Poods— Y. C. King ! Y. 0. Shiah

Office: 247, Canton Road; Teleph.

11610; Factory: 965 Ward Road: ii ® & it

Telephs. 50093-5; Cable Ad : Can- ,Woa-4ah tyo sci hou.

yuen China Cotton Trading Co.., Cotton

K. Y. Sllang, general manager

Dr. S. K. 'Chqw, assist, manager, Edward VII;Merchants—260,

and Yarn Avenue

Teleph. 15962; P.O.

chief engineer & works supt. Box 1556; Cable Ad: Ohincotrad

S. Y. Chang, assist, manager

P. C. Liu, chief accountant & Corporation,

M M Ltd.

* — 8,

J. C. T. Pan, secretary CifiNA Cotton

China Chemical Works, Perfumery Cable Ads: Cotracorp and 6790 82018-4;

Rue ,du Consulat; Telephs.

and Toilet Soap Manufacturers, S.S, Y.K. Woo, general

Importers and Exporters of Chemi-

cal Products Hwang, asst. manager

gen.do.manager

Xelephs. 922*0—(3257,Lines):

Honan

Cable Road;

Ads: F. L. Waung,

K. T. Nieh, asst, manager

Chemical and 3210

China Christian « Hft B +

Apartments, 1331,Advocate—Blackstone

Rue Lafayette Ohung kwoh song wo sin toh chung ehu

China Credit Information Bureau,

Merchants, Credit Investigation and

^ & IS % f# Jl$ M + Debt Collection — 172 (13), Rue Ainiral

China Coal Briquette ,Cd., Ltd., Courbet; Teleph. 77Q07

H. C. Varniim

Manufacturers of Goal' Briquettes—

Head Office: Teleph. 15253; Retail

Office : ■ 33, Szechuen Road China Critic Publishing Co.—749,

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 33627;

China Coast Forwarding AoRNcy-r-SS, Cable Ad: Sinocritic

Szechuen Road ; Teleph. 16090

China Coast Officers’ Guild (See (jhung-h'wa-dzochinkiing-sze

Associations & Societies) China Deep Well DrillingDeepCo.,, Well

Ltd.

China Coasters’ Tlde Book—The Drilling, Pumping (Incorporated in Hongkong),

Bund; Teleph. 11055; Cable Ad: Water Schemes — Town Installations 302,

-Office:Works:

Herald Sassoon House; Teleph. 11430;

Publishers: North China Daily 1029, Tongshan Road; Teleph. 52113;

News and Herald, Ltd. Cable Ad: Artesian

SHANGHAI

L.EricOvadia, chairman Branch Offiices:

Davies, director Canton:

W. R. Me Bain, do. T. for

K. South

Chow, China

general representative

A. Malcolm, do.

G.E. Sigaut,

L. Tilburn. do.

do. S. T. Wong, manager

Hongkong:

J.Percy Chu, secretary

G. Wilson, do. F. H. Hegerty, manager

M. P. Wei, stores & services

G.B. N.Chen

Ling Hankow:

P. H. Hsu, sales representative

Tientsin:

mnm* Chung kuo piny pao Y. T. Hou, sales representative

“China .Digest,’’ The, A Monthly Representatives International

for-.

Standard Electric Corp.,

Magazine—200, West End Gardens, New York

Yu Yuen Road; Teleph. 20384 Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.,

Carroll Lunt, editor & proprietor London

Anthony Ullstein, assist, editor BellAntwerp

Telephone Manufacturing Co.,

T. Y. Chao, accountant Le Material

M. C. Jameson Creed Co.,TelLtd.,

Nippon& Electric

ephonique,

Co.,Croydon,

Paris

England

Ltd., Tokyo

China Dyeing Works, Ltd.—349, Western Electric Co., Inc.,

Western Electrical Instrument Corp.,New York

Ningpo Road; Teleph. 93215 Newark, N. J.

China Educational Supply Association, Raytheon Production Corp., New York

Ltd.,The, Dealers in Chemicals, Physic- National Co., Inc., Mass., U.S.A.

al and Scientific Apparatus, Stationery China Electric Eng. Enterprises, Ltd.,

•etc. — 406,Cable

91176-7; Foochow Road; Telephs. Civil Electric Engineers, Manufacturers

Ad: 6427 of Various Transformers,

Correctors, Power OFactor

Electric Conditioning vens,

China Egg Produce Co., Ltp.. Ex- Tube ments,

Bomharders,

Pet-Thunders,

Neon-Light Equip-

Radios, etc. and

porters and Manufacturers of Egg Specialists of Electric Power Plant and

Products and Frozen Eggs — 229,

Whangpoo Road; Teleph. 48320; Deep-Well Construction—417, Avenue

Foeth; Teleph. 80101; Cable Ad: En-

Cable Ad : Chinaprod terprise

Thunder Electric Works, gen. mgrs.

n^ h> i$ it m ^ * China Electric Photo Printing Co.

Chung kuo iien ch'i kung szfi

CHin a Electric

Business Co., in:

Engaged American), —138, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11850

Lid.(Manufacturers

and Importers of Telephone, Telegraph, China Enamelling Tungkee & Co.,

Radio and Electrical Machinery and inManufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers

Enamel Ware—228, Avenue Edward

Apparatus of All Kinds—Office: 230, VII; Teleph. 18262; Cable Ad : 6789

MedhurstRoad; Teleph. 34325 (3 Lines);

Factories:

50100; 57, Route 269, Pichon;

Lay Road:Teleph.Teleph.

76596;

P. O. Box 289; Cable Ad: Mn rophone Sing-chong-chi-ch’i-kimg-zuny-

Hea l Office yu-hsien-kung-sze

J. F. Rliame, general manager China Engineers, Ltd., The (In

L. technical

G. Freeth, asst. - gen. mgr. and cofporated

director in Hongkong), Engineers

and Contractors — 88, Museum Road;

P.W.TT. Carey,

Tan, secretary & treasurer

stores manager Telephs. 11269-8-7; P. O. Box 1182; Cable

K. H uang, comtroller & asst, treasurer Ad:W.Chienginer

G. Gomersall, A.M.i.E.E., managing

C. S. Liu, sales manager director

H-Y. L.Henley, shop supt.

Loli, engineer of mfg. E. S. Elliston, director

K. S. Ging, do.

G. F, Steed, equipment engineer

G. J. Brims, installation engineer James H. Lee, do.

F. R. Smith

A190 SHANGHAI

Textiles- Holman Bros., Ltd. (Air Com-

J. W. Brierley, asst. mgr. pressors, Rock Drills, Pneumar

Z. V. Chu tic Tools)

Chemicals— Metals

H.Works,R. Gasten,

Basin repr., Sandoz tJhem- Jones & Colver (Novo), Ltd. (Tool

G. Haug Steel, Files, Stainless Steel)

H. P Lock Hadfields,

Special Ltd. Castings,

Steel (Manganese Steel,

Crushing

Railway & Transyjortation Machinery, etc.)

D. C. Weir | S. Abolnik H. Putsch & Comp. m.b.H. (“Putsch”,

Metals— “Lion” and “Niobe” Brands of Hand

J. A. Huttl Tools for Wood an;; Metal)

S. T. Lee | Y. D. Tong Eyre Smelting Co., Ltd. (Antifriction

Metal)

Industrial Supplies— Industrial Supplies

A. E. Yalensa ! .1. Remedies J. Compositions)

Dampney & Co., Ltd. (Paints and

Electrical—

T.C. W. Yung j| B.A. C.R. Y.Poliak

Y. Yao W.o W. H. Holmes

and Compositions)

Accounting Dept— Lewis & Tylor, Ltd. (Patentees of

E.J. A.A. Davies

Garcia | K. H. Li “Gripoly”

Correspondence & Clerical— her Belting,Belting,

CanvasMakers of Leat-

Hose, etc.)

C. F. Yu W. M. Roy Ocean Oil Co., Ltd. (Marine Engine

Miss E. Carion j G. Palma Oil)

Hongkong Office — Whitecross, Ltd..(“Cross” Brand Steel

W. F. Biake ! T. K. Liang Wire Ropes)

Y. C. Wong i D. Y. Loh Textiles

Sole Agents for-. David Bentley, Ltd. (Specialists in

Electrical the Manufacture of Cotton Paper,

Electric Construction Co., Ltd. WoollenFibre,

Wood Paper,CocoaAsbestos

Fibre,Paper,

etc.,

(Dynamos, Motors, Rotary Con- | “Bowls”)

vertors, etc.) Cook & Co., Ltd. (Ring Travellers and

George Ellison, Ltd. (Control and Textile Specialities

Switchgear) John Dixon k Sons, Ltd. (Bobbins)

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (Electric European VV ool etc.)

Co., Ltd. (Wool, Wool

Wires and Cables of All Kinds, Tops, Waste,

Transformers, etc.) P. k C. Garnett, Ltd. (Licker in

Ohio Brass Company (Insulators, Wire, etc.)

Overhead

etc.) Tramway Equipment, George Hattersley k Sons, Ltd.

(Looms and Preparation Machinery)

C. A Parsons & Co., Ltd. (Tur- James Kenyon

Clearer Cloth) k Sons, Ltd. (Roller

. bines, Alternators, Condensing i Pilkington’s, Ltd. (Shuttles)

Plant)

Stella Conduit Co., Ltd. (Steel Pi’ince, Smith &Machinery)

and Woollen Stells, Ltd. (Worsted

Conduits' Thos. W. Riley, Ltd. (Raising

J. H Tucker & Co., Ltd. (Iron- Machinery)

clad Cut-outs, Wall Plugs. Sandoz Chemical Works (Dyestuffs

Switches. Fuses, etc.) and

Railway

Birmingham Railway Carriage & TextileAuxiliary

Trade) Chemicals for the

Waggon Co.. Ltd. (Rolling Stock) A.Shearing,

k H. Simonett Moting,(AllandBrushing,

Types of

Robert Hudson, Ltd (Light Rail- Rigging, Stitching Folding

ways) Machines)

R. & W. Hawthorn Leslie & Co., James Taylor & Sons (Cleckheaton),

Ltd. (Boilers, Marine Engines, Ltd. (Card Clothing)

Shipbuilders) Tweedales

Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns, Spinning kMachinery

Smalley, Ltd. (Cotton

Ltd. (Locomotives) Wilcock Bros., Ltd. (Roller Skins,

Tangyes, Ltd. (Pumps) Picking Bands and Pickers)

SHANGHAI A191

General Managers for-. China Foreign Steamship Corporation

China Spinners, Ltd. (Cotton Sp- —133, Yuen Ad

13555; Cable Ming: Yuen Road ; Teleph.

Chinasteam

inners and Weavers): William P. Hudt

China Textile Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Dyers, Finishers and Printers)(Cotton V. L. Xavier

DaiDyersWaiandTextile Co., Ltd. (Cotton Genera H. F. Yao | W. Wong

Finishers) Agents :

New China Textile Co., Ltd. (Cotton States Steamship Co., Portland, Ore.

Spinners) Oceanic & Oriental

San Francisco, Cal. Navigation Co.,

Shanghai Worsted Mill, Ltd. (Woollen Roosevelt Steamship Co., Line)

Inc., New

Knitting Yarn Manufacturers) York (American Pioneer

'fH gfj{ Chien Hsin Sir Willliam Reardon Smith & Sons,

China Export-Import and Bank Co., Ltd. Cardiff, Wales

—136-138, Kiangse Road;

13995 (4 Lines); Cable Ad: Lemjus Teleph.

J.W.Grodtmann,

Orthmann director China Fur Trading Co., Ltd., The, Im-

P. Dehler porters and Exporters of Furs and

P. Kutt Skins—458,

18942; Cable Szechuen

Ad: Pulun Road : Teleph.

Mrs. M. Schmuser

Attaches—A. Bauermann, H. Bieder- L. Wfinstein, manager

mann, K. Kroier and P. Ruhfuss M. Marderfeld,

Miss L. A. Go rid agent

co

P.B. C.B. Kiang, salesman

Sverjin, do.

China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, Y. C. Tsien

Forwarding and Insurance Agents—

264, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11905;

Cable Ad: Foho p] & n

China Fibre Container Co., Fed. Inc. ChinaG t anGeneral tih msun£tieniich’e hung

n sze

U.S.A., Manufacturers of Fibre Ship- Manufacturers and Edison Co., Inc.,

ping Containers, Corrugated and Paper Incandescent Lamps,Distributors Wiring Devi-

of

Boxes of all kinds, Toilet Paper, Water ces and Electrical Porcelains—140,

Proof Packing Material, Adding Robison

Machine Paper,

(Paper)—273, Hospital

Haichow Road Bandages

; Teleph. 21925; P. Road;

O. BoxTelephs. 21923,Ad:21924

1002; Cable and

Amgeco

50556; P.O. Box 261; Cable Ad: Chinco Distributors for Lamps—China

A. H.E. Klyhn,

Mandel,secretary

president United Lamp Company

Distributors for Wiring Devices and

Porcelains

Co., Ltd. — Andersen, Meyer &

China Finance Corporation (Fed.

Inc. U.S.A.), General Financing

—9, Avenue Edward YII; Teleph. China General Insurance Co.. Ltd.,

80115; P.O. Box 633; Cable Ad: Fire, NingpoMotor Road:CarTeleph.

and 13273:

Fidelity—4o

Cable

Motorbank Ad: 8713

R. H. Parker, president

H. F. Payne, vice-president & trea- China General Omnibus Co., Ltd.—

surer 1171, Connaught Road; Telephs.

George Lynott, secretary

M. Speelman, director 21865-9 (5 Lines)

V. Q. Remedios B. T. Ban Amhold & Co., Ltd., general mgrs.

M. Diamant Y. C. Chang

L. G. Silva Charlie Chen China Handerchief and Hemming Co.,

J. G. Costa K. C. Chen Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong)—

C. A. Xavier T. Y. Chwang Wayfoong House, 220, Szechuen

B. N. Sinelnikoff P. Hung Road; Teleph. 11215; P.O. Box 1199;

S. Kosovsky T. L. King Cable Ad: Brubro

Miss E. Lopes Y. M. Ling Olive R. Hargreaves, director

Miss. E. Figueiredo S. Z. Shu D.director

J. Sinclair, ph.d., , B.sc. (Liv.),

Miss M Gutterree Y. Tsai

Y. Banne K. C. Yui S. Twee die, secretary

AI92 SHANGHAI

China Industrial Corporation, Ltd., China Jounral Publishing. Co., Ltd.—

Manufacturers

Silk Piece Goods—15, of Silk Brenan and Artificial

Road; Cable117, Hongkong

Ad : Jouchina Road; Teleph. 13247;

Teleph. 20370 H. J. Timperley, director

China Inland Missions- -($ee Churches & AH.deJ. C.Freyn,

Sowerby, do. do.

Missions) W. V. D. White, manager

China Inland Mission Hospital—((See B. Kroker, ph.d.,

Miss H. Klopfer, steno. editor

Hospitals) Miss A. S. Garzey, advertising asst.

w & n ft m # Miss M. S. Mack, book-keeper

Tsean 'g tali mu Kgng kuny sze

China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd. China Kennel ( 'lub—(See Clubs)

—Head Office, Main Yard and Sawmill : ® m iz m *

1426, Yangtszepoo

(Private Exchange Road ; Depts.);

Teleph. 50068 Ckiing kuo. hua pien chong

ping Office: Room 2!to4, AllHamilton House; Ship- China Lace Factory, The,Office

Embroideries—Wholesale Laces! and

: ISH-lfil

Teleph. 10§31; Cable Ad: Lumberco Canton Road; Teleph. 16608; Cable'Ad:

Directors — H. E. Arnhold,

F. R. Davev, H. M. Mann, C. J. China! aceComdr.

Meager,

field and L,C. H.L Ovadia,

Tong B. J. Stans- Z. Z. Lee, manager

P. C. Kuhg, asst, manager

Arnhold & Co , .Ltd., general agents S. Y. Kung, accountant

and managers

Shanghai Office: China LandRoad;' and Investment

B. J. Stansfield - Kiukiang Teleph. 17169;Co.—20

Cable

•1E. Gray Ad: Yestineand

J. A. Collins M. Olauseri

S.F. Bishoprick

Thurnber R.RoyP.Anderson

M. Mann China Medical Association — {See

U. (Associations and Societies)

W. M.NaughtonGinsbourg R.R. W. Squires

Reierstad CtiiNA Match Co., Ltd., The—33, Sze-

R.S. “ Tseangtah chuen Road; Teleph.

' O. C. Blown, captain

W. Bowden, chief engineer Chinathatch.1 Factories15253;

at Cable Ad:

Soochow-

S:S.Win.“ITsin Pootung , Tiingkow, Hangchow, Chin-

J. L.'Tseangtah’’

tng, captain kiang, TsupOp, Hankow and Kiukiang

O. S. Lieu, general manager

W. Bowden, chief engineer T. E. Hsu, manager

Shipping Office -Room 214, Hamilton

House Jfj ID IS # IS

G. H. Yung

China Insurance Co., Ltd.. Fire, China ; Merchants’ Kou yiti chaw skang chok

Marine,Road

chuen Accident

; Teleph. and18091-2

Life—27' Sze-; Co.—9, The Bund; Telephs.Navigation

& V18190

Steam

11584-11598

P.O.SungBoxHan-chfing,

711: Cable Ad: Chinsurco K. Choy, genera] manager

managing director P. Y. Tan, asst, general

M. Lao, asst, general mgr. mgr

, GohPayuefle

Fuli-wen, Chen,manager

sub-manager Secretariat:

S.D. H.C. Tao, do. S. H. Ma

Lee, asst, manager

do. (Canton) K. H. Chan

B.H. Y.N. Sun, Shipping

T. K. King, Dept.:manager

Wang. do. (Tientsin) N. F. Kiang, assist, manager

T. L Kung. do.

do. (Hankow) Accoun ting Dept.:

C.tv. T.J. Shien,

Sun, do. T. S. Chang, manager

T.Y. M. King, do. General

H. S. Wong, Dept.: manager

W. Wang, do. P. C. Chen, assist, manager

C.T. H.11. Yen,

Kung, do. do. Marine & Repair Dept.:

S. C. Ling, do. (Hongkong) S. H.C K.Chen, manager

Chow, assist, manager

Walter ET Noble, adviser

SHANGHAI A193

Wharf and Godown Administration: Max. Friedman, general manager

P. Y. Tan, manager V. J. B. Holland, asst. gen. mgr.

S.Capt.

Y. Yuan,

G. R. asst,

Price,manager

asst, manager C.K. Campbell, service manager

Lower Wharf: G. Leong, accountant

T. Capt.

W. Ho,A.godown master

Vangogh, wharfinger and China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.—

warehouseman Butterfield & Swire, agents

Central Wharf: (See Butterfield & Swire)

J. C. Fu, godown master China National Amateur Athletic

Capt. J. Krastin, wharfinger and FEDERATiON^-((S'

warehouseman ee Clubs)

Eastern Wharf:

. H, Capt.

S. King,L. godown master China National Aviation Corporation,

J. Bergmann, wharfinger Air 51, Mail Cantonand Road; Passenger

Teleph.Service—

19255

and warehouseman (3Office:

Lines); Cable Ad: Chinaco. Head

Yang Ka-Du Wharf: Shanghai. Branches: Nanking,

C- M.T. Ling,

C. godown

Meng, master

wharfinger and ware- Anking, Kiukiang, Hankow, Shasi,

houseman lehang,

Kwaiyang, Wanhsien,

Haichow,Chungking,

Tsingtao, Chengtu,

Tientsin,

King-lee-yuen Wharf: Peiping, Wenchow, Foochow, Amoy,

Y. S. Li, godown master

Capt. C. Le Chevalier, wharfinger Swatow, Hongkong and Canton

En-ki Dai, managing director

and warehouseman P. Y. Wong, business manager

e m * m1 T. J. Ho, asst, do

China Merchant’s Trading Co., Ltd.— E. M. Allison, operations manager

175, Canton Road: Telephs. 19079 K. I. Nieh, asst, operations manager

Oscar Wilke, chief mechanic

and 15938; Cable Ad: Chimetraco

Y.K.S. S.Yih,Chien,

pres,sec.

manager

sub-manager Ghina National Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Accident,

China Metal Products Co., Ltd.— ■Cgage, asualty, Transit, Plate-Glass, Bag-

Hull and Parcel Post Insur-

Specialists in Power Presses, Dies and ance—255, Peking Road: Teleph.

Machine

Teleph. 13874 Work—410, Szechuen Road; 11633; Cable Ads: Chanic k 7171

T. M. Chow, chairman

H. N. Ting, managing dir.

a x m m m * K. P. Wang, do.

Chung-huo dong-ti-kung-cheong H. 0. Tung, do.

China Metal Works, Manufacturers of Z. Z. Wonn, gen. mgr.

Steel k Bronze Casements, Doors k China News Co., Booksellers, News-

Sashes, Mosquito and Fly Screens

Metal Ornaments and Engineering agents, Stationers, Printers, etc.—

Works— Shanghai Bank Building 417-421, Szechuen Road, Teleph.

13510; P.O. Box 361; Cable Ad:

(Room 406), 40, Ningpo Road: Chinanews

Teleph. 14391; Cable Ad: Leeand- S. K. Ing, manager

sons or 1013 H. S. Chang, asst, manager

I. Yao Lee, general manager L. Y. Chien, acct.

K. D. Fu, manager (Nanking) S.Y. T.Y.Lee,Chung,

sales dept,do.

Alfred Owen, manager (Hankow)

K. W. Poo, respres. (Hangchow) K. L. Chiu, subs. dept.

C. L. Chu

£ ¥ ft fil * ® m m m w m

Chung ko chi cha kung sze China Office of the Leipzig Fair

China Motors Fed., Inc ij.S.A. — 702, Road, (Leipziger Messamt)—97, Jinkee

BubblingMain WellOffice

Road;&Telephs. 30024;702,(3 Cable Ad: Room 508; Teleph. 14806;

Lines); Showroom: Namral: Codes: Rudolf

Bubbling Well Road : Cable Ad : Mosse S. Latirmann. representative

Mechanic

A194 SHANGHAI

China Paper Co., Federal Inc., U.S.A., Tihyu Young, chief, General Affairs

Importers and Wholesale Distributors Section

ofYuenPaper

Road;Products—185,

Telephs. 14061Yuen Ming

and 14539; K. S. Zee, cashier

P. O. Box 1464: Cable Ad: Mocapihc, M. T. Kao, Chinese secretary

Shanghai. Hongkong Branch: 11, Woo Yao-bei

Serge V. Hvoroff

Queen’s Road (Central,

Teleph. 26892; Cable Ad: Mocapihc, Hongkong; T S. Ling

Hongkong S. Z. Toong

S. W. Chen

Simeon

T. Y. SzeWoo, assist,

| P. S.artist

Zee

China Offset. Printing C<>., Ltd.,

Chromo

Road; Lithographers—920,

Teleph. 5005,8; P.O. Box Tsitsihar

5; Cable

Ad: Chinaoffset

Lun-chong

Chungm kwo &m sey m

nee hi---, van yu hanmhung * sze China Printing and Finishing Co., Ltd.

China Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Spinners and inManufacturers,

(Incorporated Hongkong), Cotton

Textile

Cement Manufacturers—406, Kiangse Bleachers, Dyers, Printers, Finishers

Road; Teleph. 15158 (2 Lines) and Merchants—Head Office: Wayfoong

House, 220, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

fg ^ ± Dak Loo Pao 11215 (6 Lines); P.O. Box 1199; Cable

China Press, Inc., Publishers of “The Ad:Directors Celita — Clive R. Hargreaves

China Press”, “The China Press (chairman and managing director),

Weekly” and “The China Press . D. J. Sinclair, ph.d., b.sc.a.i.c.,

(Liv.),

Nanking Edition”—160* Avenue Ed- « J. Ballard, B.sc. (London), Li

ward YIII; Telephs. 15423-6 (All Ming, C Ashworth and R. Cowan,

Depts.) and 14787 (Mgr. Dir.); P.O. B.SC. (Viet.), A.I.C. '

Box 254 • Cable Ad: Chinapress. Secretary—S. Tweedie

Nanking Office: 168, Chung Shan Correspondence :

Road : Telephs. 21616 & 21448: New Mrs. K. Wilson

York Office: 545, Fifth Avenue, New Mrs. H. J. Seaborn

York City : London Office : Austra- Miss D. Weir | Miss E. Castro

lia House Strand, London W.C. 2 Accounts Dept.:

Directors—Dr. J. E. Baker (chair J. Brown, F.c.i.s., a.l.a.a., acct.

man), Linson Chen, W. H. Donald, W. Brankin | H. Y. Feng

Wm. T. Findley, N. F. Allman, S.R. Y.Marcal

David jj T.H. K.F. Lee Yao

Jabin Hsu, Pan Tse-ohuen. C.

Petitt,, Tu Yueh-sen. Hollington Sales W. Dept.:

K. Tong and R. E. Gilleland H.J.W.W.Price.

Secretary—J. B. Powell

Treasurer—Francis Koo R. C. S. Ma J W. C. Chen 1

Chapman, b. A. (Cantab.)

Editorial Department

J. D. Hammond, mng. editor A.R. Markham (Tientsin).^

Madar'-(Canton)

K. S. Chang, night editor E. G. Wei - - *«'•

Mark J. Ginsbourg, City editor N. Y. Feng | Y. S. Pan

Woo Kyatang, Sunday magazine i Buying Dept. :

editor G. H. Outhwaite, b.a., B.sc. (Oxon.)

C. D. Alcott F. F. Pereira

C.George

W. Tombs [ Rex Sanford Miss N. Draper-Bentley

LeanofF I Francis S. Y-Lee Designing Mrs. J. Allen

Dept. :

David Zentner | K. S. Xoo Miss N. Oparina

Stanley Young, chief proof-reader Miss M. ChunYang

Zee

Tse Loh Lih,

SoongHai, superintendem

Ling, do. Miss Grace

Ma Tung do. Miss J. Kichigin

Miss G. Chernoff

lluainess, Department Engineering Dept :

' E. T. Tsu, manager J. C. Smith, chief engineer

F. D. Koo, chief accountant F. M. Tootiil

Philip D. L. Woo, chief, Advertising |

Section I. J. O. Grant W. Li (tier

SHANGHAI Al 95

Print Works, Pai Lien King Creek Mortgage Dept.:

Pootung : H. V. Pigueiredo

Management. H. Savard Remedios

J. Ballard, b.sc.(London), a.i.c., mgr. Miss E. Jarikoff

R. Booth, asst. mgr. Rent Dept.: | E. Victal

M. Tuttelman

General Office : S. E. Jonah | R. Pierard

M. Benton, cashier E. Brodd | Miss M. M. Diniz

G. A. Dept.:

P. Browne Property

Engraving

J. Wotherspoon | J. Miller Miss O. Dept.:

Lonborg

Printing, Bleaching & Dyeing Dept.: Brokers.:

J. S. Potter | C. A. Ching

A. A. Borgeest Tax Dept.:

T.J. Day

H. Buckland J.T. R.Jackson Mitchell F. W. Sutterle, III | J. E. Medina

General:

F.A. J.Jackson

Headington J.T. S.Pollard

Page Mrs. D. M. Lonborg

Miss B. Remedios

J. Jackson, Snr. J.Rothwell

J. Jackson, Jnr. O. Sidebotham China Rotogravure Co., Rotogravure

R. Jackson Printing—472, F. Wood Baikal Road; Teleph.

Cotton Mills, Pootung Point 50512; P.O. Box 1534; Cable Ad:

Management : Rotogravure

C. A.Ashworth, manager,

G. Hargreaves

General Office : China & South Sea Bank—(i'ee Banks)

A. Harding, cashier p]Sales&and$Servicei$ Co@3 , Merchants

4*

Marcus A. Ferras

Cotton Spinning & Manufacturing China and Commission Agents—59, Hongkong

Depts.: Road; Teleph. 13999; Cable Ad: Sale-

F. J.A.W.Atkinson

Buckley A.H. M.McAllister

Baskin scomp; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

J. W. Carter J. Sharpies J. A. Dissmeyer, manager

H. V. K. Chadwick H. Stott

H. Garner G. B. Taylor id Sr ® 4T £ HE P ^

H. Hutchinson R. M. Tinkler Ying song chung kwok bee zao yu

S. Isherwood C. Walker hsien hung sze

China Printing Supply Co. —23. Chao- China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap and

tung Road; Teleph. 90909: Cable Glycerine Bund ; Teleph. Manufacturers

17327 P.O.—Box 18, 597

The;

Ad: Prinsuppli Cable Ad: Lever. Factory

Yangtszepoo Road ; Telephs. 50240

China Produce Co.—288, Tiendong 50762 R. H. Heyworth, chairman

Road; Teleph. 43487 W. Harper, b.sc., a.i.c., director and

factory manager

China Radio Corporation— 229a, Rte. P. H. Cobb, director

Mercier; Teleph. 76548 L. D. McNicoll, do.

W. G. Braidwood, dir. and secty.

China Radio Service Corporation-

115, Hankow Road; Teleph. 14145; G.H. Drummond,

F. Craniield, sales

factory supv.

manager

Cable Ads: Chiraserco or 4945 J. L. Fletcher, factory supv.

R. P. Gabbott, trade marks

S.J. Godkin, purchasing

Greiner,well,

accountant dept.

p] & m m 4* J. Kettle asst, factory manager

Chung kwok ying yih kung sze E. W. Laycock, asst, purchasing dept.

China Realty Co. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.), H. L.C. Sharps,

Polling,factory

asst, andsupv.

adv.

Financial,

Agents, Insurance,

Architects Land and Estate J.

29, Szechuen Road ; and Surveyors—

Teleph. 15410 (6 B. Tarhoff, artist

Miss

Lines); P.O. Box 319;

Accounting Department: Cable Ad: Realty Miss L.M.Green,Baker, steno.do.

F. C. Ozorio, acct. Miss L. Laker, do.

A. Barretto Miss

Miss K. Sienkevitch, do.

A. Witschi, do.

A196 SHANGHAI

Manufacturers & Distributors for: 3 a pb f it « a «

Lever Brothers (China), Ltd. Oe chong pao hsien yue hsien hung sze

Win. Gossage Sons (China); Ltd. China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life,Eire,

•T. Crosfield & Sons (China), Ltd. Marine,

Price’s Soap Co. (China),

Hodgson & Simpson, Ltd. Ltd. Car andAccident,

General Earthquake,

Insurance —Motor

Head

Benjamin Brooke & Co,, Ltd. Office:

General Hongkong

Agents — Elliston & Co.,

Vinolia Co., Ltd. 185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

China Society of Science and Arts— 19456;

KeecnongP.O. Box 453; Cable Ad:

(See Associations' & Societies) ChinaUnion Trading Co., Ship Chandler

China State Bank, Ltd. — (See Banks) —27, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81243

S. H.Y. K.IngChen I Y. B. Waung

^ ^ ^ #r Wah cho hv/tig sze

China Tea Co., Ltd., Tea Producers, China United

ing Well RoadApartments—104,

; Teleph. 90010; Bubbl-

Cable

Exporters

Hoad ; Telephs. and Importers—108,

17629 & 18247;Ningpo

P.O Ad: Hochun

Box 1506 ; Cable Ad: Si nocongou F. Ramplin, manageress

Tong Suk Ean, director;

James

Y. Q. Tong;Y. Tong, manager

secretary f>)» ® tr * « « fr $ «f*

Wha on hoa jun pan shou yu hsien

hung sze

ft H! fr ^ H* China United Assurance Society,

Shih-shrh -sin-pao-huan . Ltd. —104, 94073 - 4 - 56 : Well

Bubbling Cable Road;

"China Times," The, Chinese Daily Telephs. Hochun Ad :

Newspaper—130,

Teleph. Avenue

15709; Cable Ad : Edward

6690 VII; Tai Hon

H B

Tsui Wei Wu, managing director China United Engineering Corporation 9

K, B. Pan, editor Engineers

Ming Yuenand RoadContractors—209,

; Teleph. 11266; Yuen P.O.

China Tobacco Manufacturing Co., Box 1100; Cable Ad: Kahncrete

Ltd. — 100, Peking Road; Teleph.

11220; Factory: 591, Baikal Road; m hwa& meiM %yih hung

m 4*sze

Teleph. 51210: Cable Ads: China- China Chun United Import and Export Co.,

bacco or 7676 Ltd.—61, Museum Road; Teleph. 10864:

China Trade Act Registrar, U.S.A.— Cable . Ho WingAd : Kin,Hallmng.

aw director

Room 502, Robert Dollar Building, W. H. Ho, manager

51, Canton Road; Teleph. 15044 and Y. C. Kwok, Sales manager

15045; P.O. Box 605; Cable Ad: Amcomat Miss J. Baptista, secretary

Codes: Western Union five-letter

A. Viola Smith, registrar w® m *

China Travel Service, General China U.S.A.,United Lamp and

Importers Co., Exporters

Federal Inc.of

Tourist Agents—420, Szechuen Rd. ; Electric

Teleph. 13450; Cable Ads: Travel- Robinson Lamps—Main Road. Sales Office Office: 140,

: 110; Sze-

bank or 2464 chuen Road ; P.O. Box 2076; Cable

Head Office Ad : Culc©

E, L. Pan, president Agents for:

S. T. Chow, vice-pres. China Geheral Edison Co.. Inc.,

Weibin Tong, do.

Richard Y. Bau, asst, vice-pres. Shanghai

Osram G.m.b.H: Kommanditgesells-

S.C T.M.Wane;,

Lowe, chief auditor

do

N. chaft,

V. Berlin Gloeilampenfabrie-

Philips’

Shanghai Office ken, Eindhoven

P.David

C. Terig,

Z. V. manager

Hwa, asst, manager Vereinigte Gluehlampen and

G. S. Yeb, accountant Elektrizitaets

Hungary A. G. Ujpest,

SHANGHAI A 197

MW; fij & « il 4*

Mee lar sze pin lun pao Chung mei do sze hung sze

‘China Weekly Review” (The Millard Chinese American Publishing Co.,

Publishing Co., Inc., Publishers)- Ino. (The American Bookshop).

160, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. Booksellers and Stationers—160,

14741; Cable Ad : Reviewing Nanking Road; Teleph. 16844; P.O.

J.EarlB. A.Powell,

Selle,editor and publisher

sub-editor Box 256; Cable Ad : Stationers

Hoh ChihV.Hsiang, assist, editor F. D. Mortimer, president

Tryphon Ku, advertising manager M. M. Magill, seoty. & freas.

S.Belle

Grunberg J. W. Templo, acct,.

Trenholme, secretary Mrs. A. Howes

F. K. Chao, business

Pang-Cheng manager mgr.

Chen, circulation

Miss F. C. : Fan Chinese Auctioneering Co., Ltd., The,

Correspondents Auctioneers, Valuers, Land, Estate and

C. Y. W. Meng (Chungking) Commission Agents—151, Peking Road;

Teleph. 17059; P.O. Box 911; Cable Ads:

AlsoS.“ Who’s

Y.Publishers

Leung (Hongkong)

of:

Who in China ”

Auctionco

Hankow, or 9703. and

Hongkong Branch Offices:

Chungking

Tsoo Tsung Kuh, managing director

Chung kiook cho moo hong sze hi & m + m

China Woodworking and Dry Kiln Co., Hua chung tieh lu kung szu

Ltd., Chinese Central Railways, Ltd.—27,

Doors, Manufacturers of Venetians,

Windows, etc.—1426, Yangtsze- The Bund; Teleph. 15290; Cable Ad:

Jarkong

poo Road;

Lumberco Teleph. 50068; Cable Ad: A. L. Davidson

W. J. Cannon, manager Miss N Munro

China Wool Manufacturing

Manufacturers of Woollen andCo,, Ltd.,

Worsted Chinese Chamber of Commeroh—(See

Piece-Goods and Blankets33, Sze- Chambers of Commerce)

chuen Road; Telephs. 17151-17153; Cable

AdsO. : S.China

Lieu,wool and 5904

managing dir. Chinese Cotton GooPs E^chaiIge, Ltd.,

N. B. Chen, manager Cotton M erchantsi-^260, Avenue: Ed-

E. K. Hwa, sub-manager ward VII; Teleph, 13971; Cable Ad : 5089

T.H. W. Chang,

T. Yu, chief,

acting Gen.Acct.

chief, Dept.Dept.

K. T. Ou, chief, Prod. Dept. Chinese District Court of Shanghai

Mills —(See Chinese Government Offices)

Shanghai—Chow Ka Doo, Pootung

Tientsin—Joong Jyr Yuan Street Chinese Electric Power Co., Ltd.—

Sales Stores — 337, Nanking Road ;

Shanghai Nr. Shanghai-Hangchow South Sta

Toleph. 91280 Han Road; Teleph. tion, Nantao; Telephs. 84800 and

Hankow—Kiang 19376

23585 Hj Ta, Chang

< Hina Year Book—N. China Build- Chinese Engineering and Teleph.

Development

ing; 17, The Bund; Teleph. 11055 Co.—51,

i Publishers — North China Daily

News and Herald, Ltd. P. O. Box 1651; Cable Ad: Cedcp 12708;

Canton Road;

H. G. W. Woodhead, c.b.e , editor H. A. Raider, gen. mer.

H. A. Raider, pres. & gen. ttigr.

I Chinai & Co., JV C., Silk Merchants-- K. T. Kwo, manager (Shanghai)

' 10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81740; Z. N. Ing, engineer

Cable Ad : Canon Y. K. Yu, chief accountant

E. J. Commissariat, mgr.

D. E; Commissariat, asst. Chinese Foreign Famine Relief Com-

Woo Yao-thing, cbmpradore mittee—(See Clubs)

A198 SHANGHAI

CHINESE GOVERNMENT Ministry of Railways

OFFICES N.S. and S.-H.-N. Railway Ad

ministration—257, Range Road

Ministry of Justice

Kiangsu High Court (Second Military and Police

Woosung and Shanghai Garrison

Branch) — 3, Chekiang Road; Commander’s Headquarters—

Teleph. 42230 Lunghua

Kiangsu High Court (Third Headquarters of Special Police

Branch)—10. Hung An Li, Rue Force—Municipal Road

de Sieyes; Teleph. 72273 Peace Preservation Corps—Chao

Shanghai District Court—Tin Fan Ching Pang, Chung Hwa Road

Ting Road, Nantao; Teleph.

17037

District Court for First Special Political—

Shanghai District Kuomintang—

Area/—3,- North Chekiang Road ; Fang Zia Road

Teleph. 42230 Shanghai Hsien Government—

District Court for Second Special Boon La Road, Nantao.

Area—2, Hua Mei Fang Alley-

ws,y, R. Stanislas Chevalier:

Teleph. 72846 CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

Ministry for Foreign Affairs—City m m ^ r& m m i?.

Government Road, Off Rte. Ghisi; King vm tih loo kwan li che’uk

Teleph. 70104 Nanking-Shanghai Railway — Head

Ministry of Industries— Office: 257-259, Range Road

Bureau of Foreign Trade—National fj JI fTJft M

Commercial Bank Building,

Floor, 406, Kiangse 5th

Road; Teleph. Wu hong chitng ti loo kwan li chu

15697; P.O. Box 506; Cable Ad: Shanghai - Hangchow - Ningpo Railway

Bureconin Huang.

T. T.PeLinn, tsiau, resident

managingcomptroller

director

Shanghai Bureau of Inspection

and Testing of Commercial Oo

modities—Bank of China Bldg., V.ofC.accounts and audit

Liu, assist, do.

1040, North Soochow Road: H. Moh, chief of general dept.

Teleph. 42230 P. Y. Yuan,

I.H.Tuxford, assist, do.

Trade Mark Bureau—80, Avenue Cheng,engineer

K. C.P. Lew, districtdo.in-chief

engineer

du Roi Albert; Teleph. 73643 P. Wang, locomotive supt.

Ministry of Finance — Daniel M. Chung, assist, do.

Central Mint—Gordon Rd. (North Hubert

D. C. Yun, P. C.assist.

Cheng, trafficdo.mgr.

End), Chapei ; Cable Ad: W. Shen, traffic inspector

Centromint M. P. Cheng, traffic inspector-in-

Chinese Government Land Tax

Office—100, Peking Road

Shanghai Customs —1531. Sinza J.F. charge (Ningpo

A.A. Timons, trafficSection)

inspector

Road W. Y. Ho, assist. accountant

Harris, chief do.

Ministry of Communications W. T. Manley, travelling auditor

Chinese Government Radio Ad- Y. S. Sun, chief storekeeper

ministration—Sassoon House, Jin- 0r # t* ft & a &

kee Road; Cable Ad: C.G.R.A. Sung chiang yen wu chi ho fen so

Shanghai Telegraph Office — 200, Chinese Government Salt Revenue

Szechuen Bead Administration (District Direc-

Bureau of Shipping and Naviga- torate of Sungkiang)—2, Jessfield

tion—33, Szechuen Road Road; Telephs. 32082-3; Cable Ad:

Shanghai Telephone Administration Salt

—734, Chnng Hua Road, Nantao District Director—T. A. Soong

China Merchants Steam Navigation Co-District Director—P. Loureiro

Co., Ltd.—9, The Bund

SHANGHAI A199

Chief Secretary—F. Tang & m

Chief Accountant—T. T. Hu Ching chao hung sze

Chinese Secty.—L. M. Cheng

Chief of Revenue Guards- C: S. Shih Ching Chao Co., Manufacturers and

Exporters of Art Linen, Lace and

Embroideries—222. North Soochow

7k mm* Road (First Floor); Teleph. 41268; P O.

Chung km chfn fu mi shang Box 322; Cable Ad: Chingchao

yen um shen chi chu

Chinese Government Salt Revenue Ching Chong & Co., Merchants—359,

Administration (Revenue Guard Yates Road; Teleph. 31175; Cable Ad:

Bureau)—3, Jessfield Road; Teleph. Chingchong

32081

District Director^—T. A. Soong Ching Chong, Y., Ship Chandler—300,

Co-District Director—P. Loureiro Broadway; Teleph. 40188

Commanding Officer—General C.

S. Shih Ching Zai Fu

Goods Importers— 97, Jinkee Road;

Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.—(Nee Teleph. 18556; Cable Ad: Chingzaifu

Banks)

Chiu, Franklin, Attorney-at-Law—

Chinese Industrial Gas Co., Ltd., The 353, Nanking Road: Teleph. 90074

—Teleph.

House81938; 10-11, Cable

Pass. 129, Rue

Ad: 3051 Tourane:

Chiu Ta Salt Industries., Ltd.—

Chinese Jockey Club of Shanghai— 87-93, Myburgh Road; Teleph. 90074

{See Clubs) Cm to Yoko,Road;Photographic Supplies—166,

Chinese Mission to Lepers — {See Nanking 1308

Teleph. 19460; P. (). Box

Churches and Missions)

Chollot, J. J., Civil Engineers, Surveyor;

and Architects—85, Rue Marcel Tiilot;

Chinese National Electric & Pottery Teleph. 83671

Co., Ltd., Manufacturers of, Ceramic

Mosaic Tiles, Glazed Tiles, Transformers, Christenko, Dr. N. J., Specialist for

Electrical Machineries, Porcelain Nervous, Mental and Internal Diseases

Insulators and Lighting Fixtures, —160, Rte des Soeurs; Teleph 71800

etc.—89, Foochow Road; Telephs.

14408 and 16706; Cable Ad: Chinating Christian Book Rooms, Bibles, Christian

Os0. S.Q. Young,

Lim, mng. director

manager Books, Tracts and Missionary Supplies

inMingChinese and Teleph.

Yuen Road; English-1381,

205,Avenue

Yuen

n & ft m & m Road, 16, Jessfield Road; Teleph.

P. O. Box 1723; Cable Ad: Chrisbook 18393;

CJiing yi yea chihg kun'g sze

Chinese Optical 0o.. Ltd., Optometrists Chu, Ponson C., Attorney and Counsel lor-

and Opticians-

Teleph. 93895 620, Nanking Road; at-Law—614, Rue Lafayette; Teleph.

71979

Chinese Public Isolation Hospital— Chuang, T., Architect—212, Kiangse

{See Hospitals) Road; Teleph 19312; Cable Ad:

“Chinese Recorder,” The—169, Yuen 8842

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Rev. Frank R. Millican, editor 10715 Chun Lee, Wholesale and Retail Pro-

John S. Barr, do. vision Merchant—17, Siking Road ;

Mrs. D. Klyhn, secretary Teleph. 13878; Cable Ad: OKunlee

F. L. Woo, accountant

Chinese Red Cross General Hospital Mill—349, Chun Tah Cotton Spinning

Ningpo Rd., Zau-Ka-Do

—-{See Hospitals) Village; Teleph 20581

A200 SHANGHAI

Chun Tai & Co., Ltd., Furniture American Presbyterian Mission

Manufacturers, Decorators, Contrac- (North) — South Gate, Nantao; Cable

Ad: Inculcate

tors, etc.—600, Szechuen Road; Te- Rev. and Mrs. Wilmot D. Boone

leph. 12100. Factory: Kiangwan (Absent)

Road Miss GraceMrs.Darling-

Chun Wo & Co., Leather and Lumber Rev. and J. M. Espey (Absent)

Merchants—53, Seymour Road; Teleph. Miss Elsa M. Logan

38177; Cable Ad: Chunwohong Rev. & Mrs. Myron E. Terry

Rev. & Mrs. Irvin M. Dungan

Chung Foo Union Bank—(See Banks) Rev. & Mrs. P. R. Lindholm (Absent)

^ a aw ® « * + m «s MissionsPo ofAi Tang

Beligian Schbut—

Chung hwa shu chu Passage 135, No. 7, Avenue Haig ;

Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd., Printers Teleph. 73372; Cable Ad: Scheut

and

Teleph.Publishers — 221,Ad: Honan

91160; Cable BuchwallRoad; Rev. P. Regaert, procurator

Rev. C. D. Ryck, assistant

Rev; R. Michielsens, do:

rnftwtm&mw * China Inland Mission—1531, Sinza

Chung hua hong ping yu hsien hung sze Road ; Teleph. 32226; Cable Ad :

Chung HwaofSteel

Importers Products

all kinds of SteelCo., Ltd.,

Products Inland

Buntal Fibre, Hemp, Manila Ropes, G. W. Gibb, M.A., gen. director

Exporter of Chinese Products, Community Church—53, Ave. Pe-

Straw Hats—89, Foochow Road; tain; Teleph. 70975

Teleph. 16888; Cable Ad : Coluchung Rev. Emory W. Luecock, d.d.,

Chung Hwa Wharf Co., Ltd., The— Pastor. Residence: 64, Route

33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253- Dufour; Teleph. 72071

Cable Ad ; Chungwharf. Managers of Mrs. C. D. Boynton, church sec.

the Coal Merchant’s Wharf and The Governing Board— Dr. Carleton

Chung Hwa Chow Ka Doo Wharf, Lacy (chairman),Mansfield

(vice-chairman), K. T. Free-

Kwo

Pootung man (secretary), R. E. Selfridge

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS (treasurer) and I. S. Brown

(asst, treasurer)

Alt, Saints’ Church—Corner of Rue DanisS Church—Av. Joffre

Lafayette and Rue Chapsal: Teleph.

81478 Deutsche Evangelische Kirche—1.

Rev.

Rev. H.C.S. F.Wei,McRae,

b.d., rector

d.d., rector Western Road

First Church of Christ, Scientist

#Metftlewoh tsin 15lee weitl and Reading Room—1647, Avenue

Road; Teleph. 34406; Cable Ad:

American Baptist Foreign Mission Chrscience

Society (A. B. F.M .S.)—Missions Build- Holy Trinity Cathedral — 243,

ing, 169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Kiangse Road; Telephs. 11327 i Office)

Telephs. 15018 and 18018; Cable & 16723 (Deanery)

Ad: Baptisma Dean—Very Rev. A. C. S. Tri

Dr. L. C. Hylbert (secretary) and vett, M.A., D.D.

Rev.WifeW. R. Taylor (treas.) and Wife [ej JeJ

Rev. E. Kelhofer and Wife Way way chiaou tang

Rev.

V. HansonE. H. Cressy

and Wifeand Wife Mahomedan Mosque—70, Chekiang

Dr. Josephine Lawney Road

S.MissS. Beath and Wife Imam—Hajee Hilaluddin

H. Taylor I Miss E. Knabe Trustees—H. M. H. Nemazee k

Miss R. Bugbee | Miss A. E. Rook Co.

SHANGHAI A201

Methodist Episcopal Mission, Of- s ± ^ at * *

fices—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.; Tung ka doo Tien chu tang

Cable Ad: Missions St. Francis Xavier’s Church—

G. V. Fuller, treasurer

^ Kiau sz kung saw !t i M M

Missionary Home—4, Quinsan Gar- St. Joseph’s Church—36, Rue Mon

den ; Teleph. 46274; Cable Ad: tauban

Evangel Rt. Rev. B. A. Haouis^e, bishop

Miss E. Spurling, proprietress

Mrs. J. W. Quimby Union Church—2, Soochow Road

Mrs. P. R. Glading J. Macbeth, chairman

Dr. B. Read, vice-chairman

Missions to Seamen in Shanghai— F. H. B. Harmon, secretary

Union Building, 17, Canton Road; A. Youngson, financial secretary

Teleph. 19858 D. McGavin, hall steward

H Cheou chen tang Thomson & Co., treasurers

Procure des Lazaristes—44, Rue *£ ± m m ®

Chapsal; Teleph. West 85157; Zi ka wei tien tz tang

Cable Ad : Lazaristes Zi-ka-wei Church-

Salvation Army, The—422, North Soo-

chow Road; Teleph. 46273; Cable Church of England Men’s Society—

Ad: Salvation

Brigadier B. Morris, officer-in- (See Associations & Societies)

charge and Wife

Maior C. K. Begley, asst, and Clark Alexander & Co., Ltd., Manu-

facturing Goldsmiths and Silversmiths

Wife —Sassoon House, The Bund; Teleph.

Men’s Hostel—7, Yang Terr., Wei- 10719

hai-wei Road ; Teleph. 30463 : Alexander

Vernon Clark,Clark, director

do. (London)

do.

Mrs. Major Begley G. J. Wells, managing director

Men’s Shelter—180, Amoy Road;

Teleph. 90431 :

J. McDowall Clarkes Inquiry

Discharged Prisoners’ Aid Dept. . 88, Nanking Road; Teleph. 10092;

Brigadier B. Morris Cable Ad: Sekralc

Capt. F. J. Ch’en W. G. Clarke, m.b.e., principal

Ricksha Mission :

Capt. S. Y. Yang and Wife ig & m n m £ s -fc

Chinese Corps Work : Lee att.din chep yii han hung sze

Adjutant P. F. Ta and Wife Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc.,

Capt. F. J. Ch’en and Wife U.S.A., Neon Lighting—534, Rue

Capt. S. K. Feng and Wife Bourgeat; Telephs. 70092 and 70093;

Seven-Day Adventist Mission—526, P.O. Box 1783; Cable Ad: Neonlite

M. E. Vittaly, general manager

Ninekuo Rfiad;

Ad: Adventist Teleph. 51094; Cable Miss T. C. Mason, sec.

M. J. Mason, asst. do.

Shanghai Free Christian Church Accounting Department:

(Evangelical)—681, Hart Road, Johnson Cheng

Near Connaught Road C. L. Koo | K. T. Wong

Hon. Secretary—Rev. H. M. Sales Department:

Griffin, b.d. W. Krause | H. Shaw

Hon. Treasurer- -Rev. W. J. Collection Department:

Embery W.V.C.Z.Tsao

Chen I Y. S. Shih

^ m — Saw teh tang S. F. Ying I A. Eglan

Socrfril! DES MlSSIONS-ETRANGERks—50, Shipping Department:

Z. J. Ctocr -

Route Delastre

18

A202 SHANGHAI

Art Department: American. University Club—P.O,

C. K.P. P.Danilevsky, Box 1982.

Wong art supt.

Plant, Service Department: % &± m m m

O.D.C. P.Rohde, plant supt.

Markoff Mee leuo fu lui hung way

Exclusive Licencees of : American Women’s Club of Shanghai,

IT. S. Patents on Neon Tubes of Inc.—577, Bubbling Well Rd.; Teleph.

Georges (JiaudePeninsula

& J. de Beaufort for 81856

China, Malay and Straits Automobile Club of China—17, The

Settlements Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Box

Clerici, Bedoni & Co., S. A., Silk 1049; Cable Ad : Moorob

Exporters, Public. Silk Inspectors Chairman— H. Tiefenbacher

Silk Piece .Goods Importers and Secretaries—Beck & Swann

General Merchants. Electrical Sup- China Kennel Club—A1 Medhurst

plies, Medicines and Drugs, Wines, Apts; Teleph. 31688

Provisions, Preserves and Colonial President—Dr. J. Edgar

Goods—-107,

19688; P. O. BoxMuseum 1657 Road; Teleph. Hon. Treas.—R. N. Swann

C. L.Bedoni, president (Milan) Hon. Yet. Surg.— Dj\ D. L.

Riggio, manager McWhirter

G.MissVacchina, signs per pro. Hon. Sec.—J. L. Hunter

S. Dribensky Secretary—H. M. Howell

G. Chiara

W. S. Ting,(Milan)

Import compradore t M ji #

T.L. Z.T. Foch Wah yang yu chun way

Kinley,Kao,Electrical

Export compradore

Dept. Chinese Foreign Famine Relief

flj £ Ke Li Committee — 97, Jinkee Road;

Teleph. 15845; Cable Ad: Famrel

Clive & Co., Ltd., Paper and Sun- Chairman—Sung Han Chang

dries—20, Canton Road; Teleph. 13168;

Cable Ad: Ciivechina Clarendon Club- 55, Yuen Ming

C. H. C. Hughes (London) Yuen Road ; Teleph. 10693

Dr.S. F.M.G.LeighEickhoff (Shanghai)

Y. T. Chen Tung fong tsung way

D. S, King Club Lusitano

Albany Lane; de Shanghai—

Teleph. 43972 26

T. Y. Wo

Clouth

Marine, Mei kou hsiang hsia tsung way

Burglary,Motor Car, Life,

Plate-glass, Accident,

Baggage and Columbia Country Club—301, Great

Special Risks—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Western Road; Teleph. 21899

Road (Ground Floor); Cable Ad:

Protection President—R. T. McDonnell

W. R. Clouth, manager Vice-President—B. H. Watson

F. Lichtfuss, assistant Hon. Treasurer—W.

Hon. Secretary—C. S.HFranklin

Plant

E. Kohlhauser, do. Secretary—H. W. Pilcher

CLUBS 'it IS flji ^ tsun wa

9 y

American Club—209, Foochow Rd.; Country Club—651, Bubbling Well

Teleph. 15259 Road; Teleph. 34244

Chairman—A. H. George

Amateur Dramatic Club of Shang- Secretary—G. F. M. Warner

hai—Lyceum

dinal Mercier Theatre, 101, Rue Car- fr IS m fft Hsin kwan t8un9way

President—K. E. Newman Customs Club—344, Szechueu Road,

Hon. Treasurer—S. E . G. Hillman Hall & Holtz Building (2nd Floor);

Secretary—C. S. Speyer Teleph. 11709

SHANGHAI A203

Detttscher Klub — 299, Szechuen Shanghai Kiangwan

Golf Club — Courses at

and at Seekingjao; Secre-

Road; Teleph. 10138 tary’sPresident—Dr.

Office: Room 305,

International Recreation Club — Wm.20L.Canton

O’HaraRoad

304, Mohawk Road; Teleph. 30072-3; Secretary—J. B. Woolley

Cable

Y. S.Ad: Irclub

Fong, secretary ir m r* m Bau mo tsung wei

Hr ^ $1 Kvjei Chu Tsoong Way Shanghai Race Club - Admin. Building,

Masonic Club—93, Canton Road; Club Mohawk 304,

House:

Road, Grand Stand &

305, Bubbling Well Road;

Teleph. 10471 Cable Ad: Racing

A. W. Olsen, secretary

$§ Slj Fa Tsung Way C.R. H.

W. Newman,

Rayden, asst, secretary

stables supervisor &

Mercantile

—59, PekingMarine Road; Officers’ Club

Teleph. 10064; outdoor assistant

Cable Ad: Mariners D. W. Crawford, assistant

President—H. S. Allison Y. E. Hung, comptroller

Hon. Treasurer—S. S. Kemp Shanghai Recreation Club—Race

Acting Secty.—Syd. S. Kemp Course; Teleph. 90745

Rotary Club—Room 103, Metropole President—G. H. Akerman

Hotel, 180, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Vice-President—H. J. Hunt

16450; Cable Ad: Roclub Hon. Secretary—T. J. Allan

President—IT. S. Harkson Hon. Treasurer—G. E. Marshall

Vice-President—S.

Hon. Secty.—E. S.W.Little, Wolfe Jr.

Hon. Treas.—H. Schall Shanghai Rowing Club—Boat House

Secretary—Mrs. A. Giovannini and Swimming

Teleph. 19099; Bath:

Cable76,AdSoochow

: RowingRd.;

Captain—R. B. Roach

Shanghai Athletic Club (Formed for Vice-do. —C. N. Brown

the Promotion of Amateur Athletics Hon.

Hon. Secretary—B.

Treasurer—A. Stone

C. Sinclair

Generally)

Shanghai Club—3, The

Box 156; Cable Ad: Kwangho Bund; P.O. Shanghai Rugby Union Football

Chairman Club—

Vice do. —E.—C. E.W.Parsons

Porter Treasurers—Thomson k Co., Ltd.,

20, Canton Road

Secretary —F. S. Ward

Assist, do. —P. Corneck

Shanghai Yacht Club—Headquarters:

mw~ft m % m Minghong ; P.O. Box 1147

Bau mo zang na pau jew zang

Shanghai Cricket Club—Race

Teleph. 95853; Cable Ad: Cricket Course; #haisesayfr sze kuo

if* yang

ii ±chan^ ta ha±wei.

President— Brig.-Gen. E. B. Mac- Skang Swiss Club -21, Lucerne Road; Teleph.

naghten,

Chairman o.m.g.,

of d.s.o.

Committee — R. 27128

Grimshavy President—R. von der Crone

Hon. Secretary—E. H. Antice Hon. Secty.—Dr. C. A. Duss

Treasurers — Thomson & Co., 20 Hon. Treasurer—L. A. Mottu

Canton Road

Club Lusitano—(flee Clubs)

Shanghai HEngineers’

IT $1 Keewn tsoongClub way

— 220, Hong Zing

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10305;

P.O. Box 646; Cable Ad: Coates k Son,Agents

Commission Thomas,and Merchants,

Manufac-

Institute

turers—137, Pekiim Road;Teleph.' 16172;

Shanghai Football Club — Race P.O. Box 545; Cable Ad: Coalescent;

Course Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s

*18

A204 SHANGHAI

m f6 Fah Shiny

■Oodsi, J., Exporter of Raw Silk Pongee, Commercial^Equipment m n m

Laces, etc., Importer of Precious Stones in Office Equipment —('o303, ., Specialists

—9, Ave. Edward VII; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 10670; CableKiangse Ad:

12028; Gable Ad: Codsi Comequieo

Cohen, Ltd., Henry*' H,'.Yuen

;; Exporters C. Y. Soong, manager

Yuen R,oad, Warehouse and Go-

down ; Teleph. 17510; Cable Ad: i XfeinSony&saymmmmm fong chun van hma sze

m

Nehocroc I Commercial Express and Storage

Proprietors of: Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Agents,

Express and

“ Josephine

“ Elizabeth C,”Lavan

“ Diana

” ■ & Stuart,”'

n Freight

Anne I Truck, Forwarding Motor

Literage

Trevor,” Gowns (Trademarks Re- and Bond Storage and Packers and Service, Public Storage

gistered) j Customs Clearance Brokers—53, Yuen

Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap and j Box Ming 1042

Yuen; Road;

CableTelephs. 16931-3; P.O.

Ad: Servizio; All

Toilet Specialities—51, Canton Road; ! Standard

Teleph. 14204; P.O. Box 1338; Cable Ad: i B. A. Deutsch, president Codes

Palmolive R, E. Shean, vice-president

Columbia Casualty Go. of New Yobk G. M. Neab secty; & treas.

. -—Union Building, 17, Canton Rd.; Wm. Golding, gen. ipgr.

Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); P.O. Box 807; N. A. Jacobs, asst. mgr.

Cable Ad: Monsoon M. J. Katz, gen. supervisor

E. J.Lester Arnold, manager for China Accounting Idis? {Nffiky Kvachad^e, steno.

M. Murray Dept.:

A. H. Gouda ! Miss M. Parker A. T. L. Yap, accountant

C.V. P.C. Chang

Char ! P. J. Na

Columbia and Great Western Riding Shipping Dept.:

Academy—470, Great Western Rd. :

Teleph. 22012 K. E. Tsu j Y. N. Wong

Columbia Country Club {See Chibs) | Trucking E. Roman

Dept.:

I K. N. Sung, truck

M. Berkovitch | despatcher

mm®® $ Godown Dept.:

Shun wu in shu soo S. Solansky

Comacrib Press, Fed. Inc., U.S.A., The, j F. F.Spunt

W. Chen, chief' godown

F. S. Ongkeeper

Printers, Job

mercial Publishers,

PrintersStationers,

—118, Museum Com- Ij Packing Dept.:

Road; Teleph. 16625; P.O. Box 1002 : I M. C. Wong

Cable

F. A.Ad: Comacrib\ B. G. Bowen

Bowen

Comfort Electric Co., Electrical and j Tai ping yang shang wu tien pao hung sze

Mechanical Engineering Contractors, | Commercial Pacific Cable Company—

Purchasing287,Agents

chants— AvenueandJoffre;

GeneralTeleph.

Mer- | 34, Avenue Edward VII.; Teleph.

83092; Cable Ad: 5566 12233; Cable Ad: Compac

~ §; ffi % m is & i® it «r # 1? is i®

Shan wu chen hsin tso Song wu ying shu kwan yu hsien hung sze

Commercial Credit Bureau, Successors ; Commercial

to the Commercial k Credit Informa- i Printers, Booksellers Press, Ltd., and

The, Stationers,

Publishers

tion Bureau—213,

170, Kiangse Hamilton

Road; Teleph. 19)76;House,

P. O. I —Head Office: Changsha, Hunan.

Box 477; Cable Ad: Certid Sub-Offices: Shanghai and Hongkong;

J. E. McLeman, mng. proprietor Shanghai Office: 211, Honan Road;

Teleph.: 92310 (Private Exchange to All

. 'Qi Boissere,e, as^tant Departments); Cable Ad: Compress

SHANGHAI A205

\r. W. Wong, managing directpi’ 2K Chiun Yuen

Li Bah Kdh, manajger Compagnie o’Exportatjon de Produits

Bang How, do. Asiatiques (CE.P.A.), Exporters

C.P. C.L. Li,

Ban, assist,do.manager Raw Silk, Pongee and General Produceof

Sung Chuang, do. 4, Quai de France; Teleph. 80270;

P. Y. Chuang, chief secretary P.O. Box 837; Cable Ad : Cepasia

C. J.Couliou, manager

Reynaud, signs per pro.

m & % & %

Lau hung maw hong che Compagnie Financiere Belgo-Chinoise

COMMEBICAL UNION ASSURANCE Co., LTD. —P.O. Box 570; Cable Ad: Belgo-

Fire, Life, Marine, Accident, Burglary chine

Fidelity Guarantee, Plate Glass and

Motor Car Insurance—Union Building, Shan i Bat Fa Shang Tien Ch’S TiewTung

P.17,O.Canton

Box 309;Koad; Teleph.13407(4

Cable Ad: Cuaco Lines); Rung Sze

E. G.Lester

F. Dumbartonmanager for China Compagnie

Arnhold, ©ran^aise de Tramways eh

J. M. Murray d’Eclair age Electriques de Shang-

A.A. Mabb (Absent) hai—249, Avenue ©ubail; Teleph.

H. Carvalho

Gouda 80180(4 Lines)

V. de R. Courthial, manager

Miss M. Parker J. Favret, tech, sub manager

Miss K. Petigura G.L. Pender

Ladroitte,(Adm.engineer

Dept.) (Waterworks

Miss Y. Butt and Construction ©epts.)

M m Nee Shing M. Lapeyre, engr. (Electricity Dept.)

COMPAGNIA ITALIANA d’EsTRKMO ObIENTE, J. Workshops)

Mariotti, engineer (Tramways and

General Importers and Exporters— 20, R. Dept.)

Leydon, asst. engr. (Electricity

Kiukiang lioad; Telephs 14723 and

11740; P. O. Box 1674;Cable Ad: Cideo General Book Office:

D. Tirinnanzi, gen. manager J. Lorenzi, chief accountant

R. Tillard

COMPAGNIE DES MeSSAGERIES MaRITIMES

—9, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. Purchasing Dept.: X. Kisseleff

F. Baudoin

82034 (3 Lines); P.O. Box 301; Cable M. Raimond | A. Allemao

Ad : Messagerie Correspondence Dept.:

J. agentM. A.forJobard de Gapany, general C. J.G.J.Lubeck

d’Almeida j A. Rosario

the Far East R.dos Remedies | I. Maher

C. B. Miollis, local manager Consumers’ and Bills Dept.:

J. P. Philip, sub-manager E. Salembier j Yuschejikoff

J.J. Deberly,

C. Merlantasst, manager

I H. A. Harrs J.M.Dolivet

R. Ungern | A. G. Yourieff Maher j J. Perpetuo

V. Voropai ! G- Muller

*1 & ® & £ $ Stores:F. Lerosey

An chuen pao listen koong see R. Bazil G. Kalbuge-

Compagnie ©’Assurances

Accidents, Marine and Motor Car Generales V.G. Stchetinin

Baranoff Z. Zaignacheflf nine

Insurances—Branch Office for China: Traffic Office:

1, Rue Montauban; Telephone 84005: D.A.Vialy, traffic superintendent

Mai china | F. J. Lopes

CableJ. Breen,Ad: manager

Asgenaccifor China E. Gontier D. Zahowsky

Tramway P. Ninet j

Track and Lines: A. Popoff

& fifc # £ £ L. Auhert

An chuen pao listen koong sze Electric Power Station:

Compagnie ©’Assurances Generales E. Hodayer, superintendent

Incendie,

Office for Fire Insurance

China: 1, Rue — Branch

Montauban; Alb Fischer j| J.A. Schmid

Teleph. 84005; Cable Ad: Asgenindie A. Monceu Evseyeff

J. Breen, manager for China P.

A. Sidoroff jI D.I. Pawlowksy

Amettler Ifliand

A206 SHANGHAI

Electric Lines:

J. Manaresi A. D. Terekhin, supervisor of agents

V. Marinacci | Dirnitrouk Kochubey, agent

Electric Installations: J. Goldberg, agent

P. Bellande, superintendent Pierre Houa, chief clerk

P. Vial | J. (Janavarro, Jr. S- T. Fan, chief acct.

Electric Meters ife Laboratory: Comp. Generale de Chemins de Fer

M. Geny, superintendent et de Tramways En Chine—L50,

A.X. Jailard

Ng Yelim | F. Colella Kiukiang Road; Teieph. 12198;

Water Production: Cable Ad: Renard

M. Renard, gen. repres.

F. Menager, superintendent

E.H. Gruget

Muller | A. K. Delant Compagnie Optorg,PaoImporters

£ Too

Water Distribution: Exporters — 39, Avenue Edward VII; and

R. M.Vogt, superintendent

Labart Teleph. 84144; P.O. Box 1309; Cable Ad:

J. Dessart | A.Laboratory:

Thibou Optorgpo;

Private Code Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and

ChemicalM. Ducretand Analytical G. Fheuriere, manager

Workshops & Tramway Repair Dept.: Confederation Life Association, Life

M.A.Duquesnel

Petit j J. Sitnikoff Insurance

Canada; Far—EasternHead Branch:

Office: 51,

Toronto,

Can-

N. Rengarten | Pelevin ton Road, Shanghai; Teleph. 17222;

Bus and Motor Car Repair Dept.: Cable Ad: ContVdlife

H. Danieck P. China

R. M. Wallis, c.L.u., manager for

A. Gomas j C. Bazanoff

Buildings: R. N. Bray, resident secretary

C. Kluge J. S. Gregor, do.

Fook 8ee F. A. DcQueen, cashier

M Mrs. F. Geyer, stenographer

Compagnie Franco-Africaine (Shang- Miss M. Pan, do.

hai), Ltd., Tea Merchants — 467. Miss R. H. Wheldon, do.

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18405, P.O. Miss L. Yaron, do.

Box 692; Cable Ad : Cifranafri Y. C. Lieu, clerk

L.F. E.G. Canning,

Harrison, do.director iflj Kang Lee

D. M.Mitchell, do. Connell Bros. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Miss I. P. Fryer, secretary in U.S.A.), Importers and Expor-

ters—149, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Ass- 16832; P.O. Box 342; Cable Ad:

urancks, All Kinds of Insurance: Fire, Connell

Automobile, Marine, Accident, etc.— B. O. Hartman, manager

Head Office; 21, Avenue Edouard VII; F. J. Brand

Executive Office: 17,

10630; Cable Ad: Framinsure The Bund; Teleph. Mrs. Mabel Hunt, secretary

Board of Directors — E. Sigaut Z. L. Yang, compradore

(chairman), C. V. Starr (vice- Z. G. Tsu, book-keeper

chairman), J. Madier, Rev. Father W. Hutchison, sales repres.

Moulis, V. Gensburger, G. Moszk- Consolidated Finance Co.-(See Banks)

owski and F. R. Smith

M.

B. deW.Borodaewsky,

Obakiewicz, managerasst, manager Consolidated National Advertising

R. Leynaud, manager (Shanghai Co.,

H.Office) Advertising,

Printing— Merchandising

255, Shantung and

Rd.; Telephs.

Ignace K. S. Tsu, local manager 90085-6; P.O. Box 870; Cable Ad: Con-

Ch.MrsE. N.Metzler, manager(Motor solad

branchsecretary

I. Nikitin, Managing Board—

Car Department) Y.Y.N.Lewis

Zung, Ma>on,

general manager.

do.

Mrs F. Anderson,

MissDepartment) secretary

M. Troubnikoff (Motor Car C. W. Yao, assist. do.

S. L. Loh, assist. do.

SHANGHAI A207

Sales Department— Commercial

Chinese Attache—O. Pavlata

Secretaries—I. G. Hsu and

W.D.T.C.Yu,TaiSales Executive

j P. H. Lee S. T. Wang

Production Department—

P. Y. Zee tg & m m ft -x

Z. H. Wang I C. P. Tang Tg tan kwoh tsung ling sz ywinen

C. Z. Woo I S. F. Yih Denmark—26, The Bund; Teleph; 17300;

ArtWang

Studio— Ing, art director Cable Ad: Dannebrog

D.T.L.H.Chiang, assist, do. Consul-General—Poul Scheel

Chang I S.; F. Chang Vice-Consul—Mogens

Stenographer—I. Melchior

Suenson

F. Ch’ai 1 C. Chow Chinese Secretary—T. M. Chow

T.H. Y.S. Woo

Chien I| T.P. Z.Y. Ting

Wai

Printing Department—

Wang Ing, director

F. S. Chu i F. L. Chien Ta fun lan ling shih *

S V ® shu

Order Department— Finland — 301, Route Cardinal

Y. O. Yen I F. K. Sung Mercier; Teleph. 74244; Cable Ad:

S. K Woo | S. Y. Loh Finlandia

Accounting Department— Actg. Consul General—V. Nis-

L. Z. Tai kanen

C.T. M.C. Loh

Lu I| Z.Y. B.L. Chow Translator—Kingwell H. Isha

Young J. Pure, secretary

H. C. Tong I T. K. Zau

CONSULATES Ta p?fa kwoh

® isong lingacheya-men

&*

France—2, Rue du Consulat; Teleph.

PITa © 80080

au ho«ling

IS szHya*men* Consul-General — M. Baudez (en

conge)

Austria—330, Szechuen Road; Teleph. Consul-Adjoint, faisant fonctions

14957; Cable Ad: Austconsul de Consul-General—M. Auge

Consul-Adjoint—M. Duval

Ta pe li sz Jcwoh tsung ling shi yamen Consul Suppleant—M. Chancel

Belgium—1300, Vice-Consul, Chancelier — L. le

70647; Cable Rue Lafayette; Teleph.

Ad: Belsulat Roch

Vice - Consul, Archiviste — G.

Ambassador—Baron J. Guillaume Cattand

Consul-General — A, Van Cutsem Vice

Chancellor—P. Baert

Secretary—Mme. R. Durocher —M.Consul,

- ChaloinSecretaire- Interprete

Chinese Secretary h Interpreter Attache de Consulat—M. Fournier

—Zung Inrin de Montousse

Judge Consulaire — M. Rivelain-

Brazil—601, Grosvenor House, 219, Route Kauffman

Cardinal Mercier; Teleph. 77423

Consul-General—James Philip Mee Taite 0huo mtsungi®lingm shih

m shu

k

Vice-Consul—Heitor Carneiro Germany — 40-60, Whangpoo Road;

ChileTeleph.

—Cathay Telephs. 40172 and 45120; Cable Ad:

70599; Mansions,

Cable Ads:Apt. 119;

Monchile Consugerma

Lt.general

Col. Herm Kriebel, consul-

and Conchile

Charge

—E. Vegad’Affaires & Consul-General W. Traut, consul

E. v. Randow, vice-consul

fftm&mkiLM&fek Dr. R. Kempe,

Herm Gaetjen, do.chancellor-in-

Czechoslovakia

Teleph. — 727, Avenue Haig; chief

Envoy75492; Cable Ad: Zamini

Extraordinary and Minister Carl Jecke, chancellor

Paul Stark, do.

Plenipotentiary—Jan SebaIn Charge O.MissKunisch,

Chancellor of Legation and

of Consular Section—J. Stepan J. Heckelt,do. typist

Secretary—A. Kolacek Miss Ch. Dittberner, do.

Miss Irma Duebgen, do.

A.208 SHANGHAI

m&* Consul-General and President of

7'a yin(j tmng ling shi shu the Netherlands Consular Court

Great Britain-33, The Bund; Teleph. —G. W.Clerk

Consul, Boissevaiu

and Bailiff of the

11485-9 (5 Lines); Cable Ad: Britain

van den Berg Consular Court—J.

Netherlands

Assistant, Acting Clerk andConsular

of the Netherlands Bailiff

Ta Hai Lap Kuo Shu Wu Ling Court—J. J. Ypma

Shi Chu

Greece—55, Yuen Ming Yuen Bd.; saumsii asmas*

Teleph. 10312 Norway—2, Peking Road; Teleph.

Consul-General—E. P. Yannoulatos 16295; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Consul—PaulStamatelatos

Clerk—Ger. P. Yannoulatos Bentley’s

Chinese Secretary and Interpre- Vice-Consul—Otto Kildal

ter—Chow E« Kwei Chinese Secretary—Nation Sun

Miss B. Costa Portugal — 1050, Rue Lafayett;

mmlingm shi yan men

-k Teleph. 70183

Ta e ta lee kwoh Consul -General and Consular Judge

—Dr. Antonio J. Alves

Italy — 555, Bubbling Well Road;

Teleph. 30097: Cable Ad: Italconsu! Asst. Consul—Dr. A. Sacramento

Monteiro

Chancellor—Augusto S. Braga

Pi' firpen1MJH® Clerks

Chinese- Secretary—C.

J. J. Silva and S.A. Doo

R. Xavier

Tajik tsung ling*shiBya*men

Japan—25a, Whangpoo Road; Telephs.

40051-4

Consul-General—S. Okamoto Tajik sze pane@35^

ya kwoh lingGWr B*

shi Tamen

General Office— Spain—1449, Avenue Joffre; Teleph.

A. Tajiri, consul 75889

N. Yoshioka, do. Consul-General—E. V. Ferrer

E. Sone, do. Vice-Consul—J. de Larracoechea

E. Wajima, do. Chancellor—V. Vizenzinovich

T. Hattori, vice-consul Interpreter—J. M. Tsang

S. Tsumura, do.

T. Kasuya, do. *

S. Shimada, do.

Chancellors—N. Sasa, S. Taka- Ta jui tin kwoh tsung ling shih ?/« men

hashi, E. Nakamura, Y. Eukui, Sweden—169, Yuen Ming Yuen

M. Yatagai, K. Sensui, It. Ka- Road, Rooms 407-410; Teleph.

mada, N. Okuda, I. Maejima, 10110; Cable Ad: Svensk

T. Yoshida, K. Makimura, A. Acting Consul General—K. E. A.

Yatsuka, Z. Motomura. Kronvall

Consular Court— Chancellor—Gustaf Lundh

S. Kato, consul (Judge)

K. Yokoyama, chancellor

Consular Police— Tajui shi ko tsung ling shi yamen

II. Kitamura, consul Switzerland—1469, Avenue Joffre;

S. Tajima, police supt.

Y. Akiba, consul Telephs.

T. Saeki, vice-consul Swisscolat70109 (2 Lines); Cable Ad:

J. Ikejiri, do. Charge

Generald’Affaires and Fontanel

for China—E. Consul-

M. Hashizume, chancellor Vice-Consuls—E.

^ nw* Piffaretti and W, Schilling J.

de Graffenried,

Ho lan kuo tsung ling shih shu Chencellor—P. E. Cattin

Secretariat—Henry K. F. Ai, Mrs

Netherlands

Telephs. 15088 9; CableKiangse

— 181, Road;

Ad: Hollandia G. Guenter and Miss C. S. von

Meyenburg

SHANGHAI A209

i m m m mm Agents :

Met kuo tsung ling thih shtt Victoria Motorcycles

U.NiTEr> States Consulate-General— Adler Cars

Development Building, Corner of Distributors: Hansa Lloyd Diesel Trucks

Kiangse and Foochow Roads Teleph. Stewart Trucks

11199 (6 Lines), Same Number Hupmobile Cars

After

change Office Hours (Private Ex-

to All Depfcs.)

Consul-General-—C. E. Gauss Con—Teleph.

tin ental10777;

TradingP.O.Co.,BoxExport

1478 Im port

Secretary—Miss Lyda Mae Francis L. Podpakh, managing director

Executive Office:

Consul—R P. Butrick

Vice-Consuls—J.

P. F. Cherp A. Collins, Jr. and m m & Tung Ghi Lung

Stenographer—Miss Mayette Byrd Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—119, Nanking

Road; Teleph. 15335; Cable Ad:

Clerks

Lee, —Mrs.

Miss E.

D. Crone,

Eidman, Miss

T. G.

Mc-

Allister and A. A. McFadyen Coupon

Assistants to the Consul-General: J. H. Green, Far Eastern general

Consuls manager

Paxton—and E. M.B.

F. Stanton,

Hall J. H. R. A. Baker, manager

G. Pearson, actg. mgr.

Vice-Consul—J. Service

Stenographer—Miss Fern Cavender L. H. Dopson | F. G. Gram

Commercial Office: G.R. J.Davie

Winney I A.H. Harvey

C. Harris

Consuls—H. H. Smith and G. D. S.Mrs.I. Sheiflan

Ladnont

Vice-Consul—Stephen Brown A. M. A. Hansen, Makaroff

I B. A. Miss M. G.

Clerk steno.—Miss H. Kappel Johnston, Miss E. Kay, Miss

Clerks—Chas. A. Robertson, C. H. Soina and Miss E. Manasseh

Williams, Wm. P. Tsao and Tong Cook & Son (Bankers) Ltd., Thos.—

Hsing

Shipping Office: 119, Nanking Road ; Teleph, 12261;

Consul—W. Clarke Vyse Cable Ad : Coupon

Vice Consuls—Paul Tenney. W. R. H. W. Kingdon, mgr.

Lynch and T. B. Clark Cool, Luther Z., Barrister-at-Law—

Clerk - H. C. Chen 8, Wenchow Road: Telepb. 90278;

Land OfficeF.and

Consul- R. General

Engdahl Affairs: Cable Ad : Lucool

Stenographer—Miss R. E. Naylor

Passport Office: Cooper & Black, Sworn Surveyors,

Vice-Consuls—J.

Rowe. Jr. and H.B. D.Sawyer,

Pease A. T. Weighers and Measurers ; Inspectors of

Clerk—S. A. McGeary Produce,

PublishersArbitrators

of ShanghaiandLaunch Adjusters;

and

Ferry Services Time Tables (Yearly)—

120,Chas.

Jinkee Road

W. Cooper ; Teleph. 11801

Continental Construction Co., Ltd.— Adams P. C. Chu

123, Av Edward VII; Teleph. 16303

i Continental Corporation of China, a » is

i General Merchants—123, Av. Ed- Corbin Locks Hardware—353, Kiang-

^ ward VII; Teleph. 80030 (2 Lines): se Road ; Teleph. 15786 ; P.O. Box 676 :

j Cable Ad: Kontichine Cable Ad : Corbinlock

S. G. Kirland, factory repres.

I Continental Motors, Automotive

and Repairs—566, Avenue Servic

Foeh: Corn Products Refining Co.

t Teleph. 74480 (Agents: Imperial Chemical Indus-

tries (China), Ltd.)—133, Szechuen

Road; Telephs. 15170-79, 11622-3 (13

n & n n m Lines); P.O. Box 252; Cable Ad:

Continental Sales Co. —863, Avenue Alkali

Foch; Teleph. 74489; P.O. Box 714 W. A Sachert, res. rep.

A210 SHANGHAI

*3Kong&tai pao

it shien hung szeH Koo Zung Paw, cashier ;

R.Mrs.T. L.T. Knox,

Koo, asst,

secty.cashier

Oobnhill Insukance Co., Ltd.

So rated in England), Fire, Marine, (Incor- Agents— ■:

totorCar, War .RiskBank and Building,

General In- J. F. Bishop i Miss F. Lavrish

surance—Chartered 18, X. de Boissezon J. C. Parkin

The Bund; Teleph. 15195; Cable Ad : Mrs. P. Euyang T. Saphiere

Cohesible W. H. Ferris I M. K. Wan jr.

J. A. Laing Peach, branch mgr. O. B. Klink I D. K. F. Yapp

Agencies for China and Hongkong for :

3ft /j|| Kong Yik Crown Life Insurance Co., Toronto,

Canada

OofiiUT, A., Consulting Civil Engineer, Culty Dairy Co., Ltd.—1567, Avenue j

Constructing

Kiangse Road;Engineer,

Teleph. Surveyor—278;

15599; Cable Joffre; Teleph. 70126

Ad: Uaneorrit

A. Corrit, m.i.c.e. (Denmark) Ilf) jjjf King Ming

Cosmopolitan Trust30173;

Co—173,CableSeymour Cumine & Co., Ltd., Architects,Surveyors, I

Road; Teleph. Ad: Civil Engineers, Estate Agents — 2,

Peking Road ; Teleph. 16151 ; P.O. Box

|

|

Cosmotrust 1457 ; Cable Ad : Columna ; Codes :

Cosmos Paper Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn., China Re-

— Hamilton House, Rooms 240-242, publican H. M. Cumine, managing director

170, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15574; E. B. Cumine, director

P.O. Box 468; Cable Ad : Papshus- Secretaries for:

ter The West End Estates, Ltd.

E.K. Schuster,

Remmele, manager

asst, manager

E. Kalshorn COmming, K.M., Stock, Share and General \

Broker—16, Central Road ; Telephs.

Country Club—(Nee Clubs) 15284-6

Country Hospital—(Nee Hospitals) L.K. D.M. Chow

Gumming j C. 0. Tung

Miss C. Pollock I T. M. Tsung

Credit Commercial Sino Francaise— Secretary & Treasurer :

Hungjao Golf Club

(Nee Banks) Hungjao Area Association

Credit Foncier D’Extreme Orient— Special Agents-.

Ocean Accident A Guarantee Corpn., j

(Nee Banks) Ltd., London

Credit Franco Chinoise—(Nee Banks) Customs Club—(Nee Clubs)

Crone, Erik, Land and Estate Agency—

294, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19293 CUSTOMS, CHINESE MARITIME

Erik Crone

nYung&kong yin shou pao hsten a kung$ sze* Shanghai m m U. Kiang had kwan

Customs — 13, The Bund ,

Crownchina Co., Ino.—Continental Teleph. 15529

Commissioner—L. H. Lawford

Bank Building. 113, Kiukiang Rd.; Administrative Commissioner — Y.

Telephs. 14384, 14376; Cable Ad : Akatani

Chinacrown Administrative Commissioner

Matt

F. J. W. Axelrood,

Schuhl, president

secretary and director ditional) In Temporary Charge(Ad-of

, G.T. F.H. Millard,

Lynott, treasurer and director Appraising

Feragen Department — A

director Deputy Commissioner (Shanghai Dis-

H. G. McNeary, do. trict Accountant)—C. M. Powell

Tsefang F. Huang, do. Deputy

Percy Kwok, do. —ChiuCommissioner(General

Tso Chi Office)

W. Y. Loo, Chinese dept. mgr. Deputy Commissioner (Additional)

J. H. Underwood, supervisor (Generel Office)-Sang Ko Cheng

SHANGHAI A211

Acting Deputy Commissioner (Ad- T. S. Chao, salesman

ditional) (General Office) — S.H. Y.F. King

Wu ( C. Y. Yu

E. J. R. F. Cousturier P.K. Y.D. Chow,

Acting Deputy Commissioner (Com-

missioner’s Chinese Secretary)— Lee, factorydo.supt.

Pan Shio Yii

Acting Deputy Commissioner (Ap- Dah Tung Coal Mining Co.- 480, Nan-

praising Department) — E. W. king Road, Teleph. 93151

Hancock

Acting Depute Commissioner (Pre-

ventiveDeputy

Office)—J. H. L. Turner ^Ta jih pen be»¥chu*kung B zs*

Acting Commissioner (Postal Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. — 186,

Parcels Office) —A. de Gherardi

Acting Deputy Commissioner Szechuen Ad: Asahibeer

Road; Teleph. 14995; Cable

(Accounts Office)—Lam Kwok To

Acting Deputy Commissioner (Ad-

ditional) (Appraising Department) Hi 5VYoshiten,

IrI Ltd.,DahWholesale

dong konPaper,

sa

—K. Oyamada

Commissioner’s Secretary—Liu Chie Daido Pulp, Chemical Bleaching Powder,

Printing Ink, Commission Agents—105,

mm Kiangse Road; Teleph. 14492; Cable Ad:

Shanohai Office of Inspectorate Daidopaper

General —421, Hart Road; Telephs. Daintymaid Embroideries, Manufac-

34336, PrivateGeneral—Sir

Inspector Exchange to Frederick

all Depts. turers of decorative art linens, lace and

Maze, k.b.e. handkerchiefs — 81, Jinkee Road;

Teleph. 13856 ; Cable Ad : Daintymaid

It # it I' *§ $ m. * m~n a *

Statistical Department—1711, Sinza Dai ren ki sen kai sha

Road; Telepti. 30494

Statistical Secretary — J .M.H. Osborne Dairen Kisen Kaisha—110, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 19646; Cable Ad:

Deputy Commissioner—S. Hopstock

Acting Deputy Commissioner—Yeh Daiki

Yuan Chang M. Yamazaki, gen. mgr.

Assistant—Ho Hiirg Too H. Hayashi, sub-mgr

Manager—J. O. Boundy General Affairs Dept—

Chief Reader—P. S. Godfrey

Printers and Proof-readers — D. K. Kamada I Mrs. E. Wheeler

Phillips, T. C. Avery, W. G. Cook S. Daito ! Miss T. Gohda

and G. E. Ellis Freight Dept—

Appraiser—J. H Potter Y. Hirayama

Stenographer—Miss D. G. Foster A. Kawakami C. Kajiwara

F. Washizaki K. Iwase

Passenger Dept—

Czechoslovakian Consulate — (See T. Maruyama

Consulates) Mrs. E. Johannson

Dah Cheng Rubber Tyre Co. — 757- K. Q. Chang

761, Avenue Eward VII; Teleph. 82784 Accounting Dept—

M. NagHshima

Dah Lee Co., Essential Oils, Perfumes, H. Nishida

etc.—274, Ave. Edward YII; Teleph. Wharf Office—

12651; Cable Ad: Dahleeco T. Kotake, sub-manager

T. Matsukawa I E. Hayashida

m « ~*f * R. Fujita 1 J. Kuroda

Dah Sing Engineering Works, Iron and S. Tyori ! I. Ideta

Brass Founders, Specializing in Verti- K. Takata \ T. Mai da

cally Cast Water and Soil Pipes, Chi Yoong Ching, compradore

Machinery Contractors

gineering Manufacturers

— and Point

1285, En- ;jj| ^ J| Da Ba he

Road, Dalbey, d.d.s., Mrs. W. C., Dental

Y. C.Hongkew; Teleph.

Kou, general 52082

manager Phophylaxis—1105, Connaught Rd. ;

T. W. Chen, acct. and secty. Teleph. 34007

A.212 SHANGHAI

Danish Consulate—(6'ee Consulates) Q. P. Brennsc

J. Christoph W. H. Stange

Ulbricht

Loong Siting W. Doerner P. Zilling

Dastoor «Si Co., F. R., Merchants and , C. Feldmann Miss I. Berg

Commission Agents—125, Hankow W. Groll

Road; Teleph. 14708; P.O. Box 385; O. Hauer Miss G.H. Bowitz

Cable Ad: Framrbze J. F. Hein- | Miss Bawitz

richsohr Miss L.Oh.Buch loh

, W. Holste I] Miss Mrs. R. Dold

Denkhaus

David, A. E;,' Importer—330, S’zechuen O.A. Kinzel

Kroeger Mrs. M. Haeusing-

Rd.; Teleph. 17441; Cable Ad: Turmeric R. Lenz ... Coellen

H p1 Miss

Miss Ch. Hanke

l>™j Vee

David & Co., S. J., Merchants, Land and K.(IK. Leonhard

Meske

Modra Miss

G. Leithold

H. Luehtje

Estate Agents — David House, 320, .VI. Mueller Mrs. Miss V. Luttermann

Kiangseand Road; Telephs. 10324 P.O.

(General

Office)

388; Cable Ad:12757 (Manager);

Psalmist Box O. R'omniel- Mrs. L.M. Pfingsttag

fanget Miss Segel

Evelyn David (Shanghai)', partner H. C. Ruser M. Sprenger

ArchibaldDavid (Hongkong), do. F. Schilk Miss Ch. Viecenz

E. A. Sykes, manager Technical Dept.:

D. Jephson I A. J. David Dr.Dr.C.K.Mueller W. Hilbricht

P. W. Mansfield | Miss D. Walton Miss K. Schaefer

Fook Wei, head shroff Becht t K.K. Limann

B.F. Borchard

O.P. Fritz

Franz Dr. Nordmeyer

H. Schoenfelder

m m F. Brasch

Davies, Brooke A, Gran, Architects, R. Frosch Mrs. Miss

O. Hoehmann

L. Fleeter

Surveyors and Civil Engineers — 81, A Gatz

Jinkee Road (4th Floor); Teleph. 16936 ; Chemical Dept.:

Cable Ad: Datum

J. T. W. Brooke, f.r.i.b.a. R. Bahlmann

E. M. Gran, architect L.W.Schneider

Oehm

A.Mrs.V. J.Skvorzov, a.m.i. struct, e.

Piry, secretary O.MissKleemann

Q. G, Djou, arch. asst. K. Luttermann

S. Fein Miss E. Radomski Miss E. Will

C.F. N.Fuchs

Malinovsky Accounting Dept.:

R. Hager I Miss A. Thiemann

D. Rozenzveig

A. Zimmerman A. Glatzel | Miss

O. Froessl Miss A.E. Wyss

Karlach

Miss M. Crowshaw Representing :

1. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge-

& IT m sellschaft, Frankfurt, a/Main, Ger-

Davies, Eric, m.i.m.e., m.i.h.v.e., a.m.i.n.a., many: Dyes and Chemicals, for

Consulting Engineer and Surveyor— the Textile, Paint, Leather, Rubber

214, Chartered Bank Building, 18, The and Celluloid Industry

Bund; Teleph. 15874 I. sellschaft,

G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge-

Dearborn School—(Nee Educational) Chemikalien,Verkaufsgemeindschaft

Frankfurt a/Main:

Industrial Chemicals such as

Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(^ce Banks) Solvents, Resins, Egments and

Other Raw Materials for the Manu-

^ De Fu facture

Enamels,ofVarnishes,

Nitrolacquers, Oilpaints,

etc. Chemicals

D eu ts c h e Farben - Handelsoesells- for the Match,

Battery and(Elektron Leather,

Celluloid MetalRubber,

Industry.

chaft, Waibel & Co.—261, Szechuen Light-Metals and

Road; P. O. Box 1115; Teleph. 16388; Hydronalium), Neon-Gases, Auto-

Cable Ad: Waidefag gene Weld ins;

C.J. Hildebrandt

G. Gadow Stickstoff-Syndikat, G.m.b.H., Berlin:

K. Kuehn Nitrogene

Purposes Products for Technical

Th. Litterst

SHANGHAI A213

, L G, Farbeniudustrie Aktienge- Dibrell Bros., Inc., importers and

sellschaft,

Kalle Berlin:Aktiengesellschaft,

W ietsbaden- Biebrich: “Geilophan,’ Bank Building, 12, The. Bund Teleph.

10728; Cable Ad: Dibrell

“Ozali^i

Lurgi Geseilschaft tuer Waermete-

chnik

Activated in.b.H., Frankfurt

Carbons, a/Main: Dixon & mSon, Ltd., H.E C.,

HydrafflnWater

teh

Importers,

Filters Exporters

“Maitland’s’ Building, Merchants—

and

7 General Lane i26,

Celluloid Verkaufs-GeseHscbi&ft m.b. Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17488; Cable;

H., Berlin: Celluloid in Sheets, Ad: Dixon. Head Office: Manchester

Rods and Tdbes Directors—H. A. Stewart, E. . H.

Deutsche

Montan-Waxes Gasoline A. G., Berlin: Stewart, A. McCrea (Manches-

Karbolsafeure Verkaufs ter), A. M. Dixon (Shanghai)

Berlin: Phenol, Cresol- Gesdllschaft. and A. M. Cobbett (Shanghai)

Venditor - Kunststoff- V'erkauiSgesell- H. D, Smith, m.p.s., representative,

schaft tn.b.H., Troisdorf Bez, Coeln: Evans Sons Lescher and .Webb,

“Pollopas” “ Trolitan ” Moulding-

Powder E,Ltd.G. Sharnhorst w'• . ,

Deutschk GO'Un- t,xi> Silbkr-SohkidEan Miss J. Chisholm

STALT (VORMALS RoESSLER), FRANKFURT K. S. Zee

a/M—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; SoleChing Sai Tong, compradore

Agents for:

Telephs. 19673 & 19674; P.O. Box 874; n Cow & Gate Ltd,

Cable Ad: Cebrahn; Codes: Mosse and Evans Sons Leseher & Webb Ltd.

Supplement and Private

O.P. Ungerm-

Brahn, manager | Louis H. Hannach United Glass& Bottle Mfgrs. Ltd;

Duckworth Co., Ltd. : Essences

Fulham Crown Cork Co., Ltd.

international:- CheWiical Cog- Ltd.,

Deutsche^ Stickstoffill E heKrahch

H-G., sze

Beechams

Co,, Importers of Artilicial Fertilisers

Manufactured by the

dustrie Aktiengesellschaft, Germany- I.G. Farbenin- Harold F. Ritchie

(Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) k Co., Ltd.

Head Office: 261, Szechuen Road; Pompeian Beauty Preparations

Teleph. 16388; P.O. Box 1390; Cable Ad: Motor Union Insur. Co., Ltd. (Fire)

Nitrofoska.

Hankow, Tientsin, Branchand Offices at Foochow. Sales Representatives for .

Tsingtao

Paul von Schubert, general manager J. C. Eno, Ltd.

W. Balthaser G. Alfes Dodge k Seymour (China), Ltd., Import

W. Faessler Miss M. Schade Merchants and Manufacturers’ Agents

E. Brand Miss Ch. Koch —51, Canton Road; Teleph. 15495; Cable

G. Ohland Miss G. Ecke Ad: Eximco

Dah-hwa-tie-chang-yu-hsien-kung-sze Tien Zeang

Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd., Dodweti porters &andCo.,Exporters,

Ltd. (British;, Im-

Machinery,

ofGeneral

Chrome Contractors

Plated andSteelManufacturers

Furniture, j Insurance and Shipping Agents—Main

Steel

Hospital, Furniture

Steel for Office, School

Bedsteads and i! Office:

and Brass

Union11369.

Road;Teleph. Building, 7, Canton

Machinery Dept.:

Beds, Springs and Cribs, Steel Windows I 17, Canton Road; Office Equipment

and Doors—Head Office: 501, Nanking I Dept.: 81, Jinkee Read; Teleph. 13003;

Road

5881; ;Factory:

Teleph. 94531 94534Yuhang

087, East Ad : j| Tea

; CableRoad; Dept.: 320, Kiangse Road; Telephs.

10281Cable

and 12023 (manager); P.O. Box

Teleph. 53 73; Nanking Branch: Tai j 410; Ad: Dodwell

Ping Road, Nanking D.R.Morison, director

G. MacDonald, assist, mgr.

S.S. C.C. Shen, gen. mgr. J. R. Weeks, sub-mgr.

H. Z. Whang,

Kao, salesasst.mgr.mgr. & chf. acct. F. H. Gearey, assist, do.

Accounts and General .

C.Z. K.C. Kuo & T. Y.

Shen, fty. mgr. Chen, salesmen

P. Y.Lih, Branch mgr. (Nanking) A. F.M.Xavier

d’Oliveira | C. A. Pintos

A214 SHANGHAI

Mrs. K. Browett, stenographer Sperry

Libby, Flour McNeill Co. (Flour

& Libbyand (Canned

Cereals)

Miss S.Mordecai, telephone operator

Tea Department: Goods and Milk)

R. G. MacDonald Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd. (Gins)

A. M. Guterres | E. M. Guterres Page Hersey Export Co., Canada

Shipping Department: (Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes)

J. R. Weeks Porritts k Spencer Ld. (Paper-makers’

B. W. Enger Felts)

Crown CorkPolishes

Co., Ld.

A. T. Stubbs J Miss L. Chue Kiwi Boot

S. A. Remedies | Mrs. V. Shuter Valet Auto-Strop Razors and Blades

Insurance Department: Aspro

F. H. Gearey

Import and Export Dept.: Glaxo (Nicholas

Laboratories Pty.Ld.Ltd.)

F. H. Gearey Milton Proprietary, Ltd.

P. E. Smith The Underwood Typewriter Co.

C. Nielsen | L. Leitao General Office Equipment Corpn.

Provision Department: (Elliott - Fisher

counting WritingSundstrand

Machines, and Ac-

D. B. Rabinovitch Adding Machines)

H. Lysse | A. F. Remedies The Safe Cabinet Co., Ltd.

Office Equipment Department: Roneo Office Equipment

G.G.S. M.Dovey

Goldsack j. H. Original Odhner CalculatingMachines

W. Warpula Mrs.E.H.da Costa Bates Numbering Machines

Mercedes Buromaschinen-Werke A-G

E. H. Snekury | Strangwick (Calculating Machines)

Machinery Department: Gerrard Industries jLd. (Wire and

F. H. Gearey Tying Machines)

G. H. White Norris, Henty & Gardners (Diesel

P. M. Shen Engines)

Miss J. Oliveira, stenographer Lancashire Dynamo and Crypto,

Compradores: Ld. (Motors and Dynamos)

C. Y.Y.

Z. Ching Delco Appliance Corpn. (Lighting

Chow (Insurance) Sets and Pumps)

S.YokF. Sang

Sung(Tea)

(Insurance) American La France and Eoamite

Industries, Inc. (Firefighting Ap-

Insurance Agencies-. pliances, Extinguishers, etc.)

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. (Fire) Kockums

(Tyfon Air Mekaniska

Whistles) Verkstads

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Millers Falls, Ld. (Electric Tools

Ltd. (Marine

Standard Life Assurance Co. Morris Commercial Ld. (Motor Trucks)

Thames and Mersey Insurance Co. Morris Marine Motors, Ld. (Ma-

(Marine) rine Engines)

Providence Washington Insurance Eerodo Ltd. (Brake Linings)

Co. (Marine) C. J. Hampton Ld. (Vices and

Liverpool, London and Globe In- Engineering Tools)

surance Co. (Marine) British Belting and Asbestos Co.

Shipping Agencies-. (Belting etc.)

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Dodwell-Castle LineLine Lee Howl & Co., Ltd., Pumps

Wilh, Wiehelmsen Line (European J. Lucas, Ltd., Automotive Ele

trical Supplies

CoxService)

»fe Kings (Agents) Ltd.

Agents for'. ^ k

Teacher k, Sons, Wm. (Whisky) Dollar Co., The Robert,

Shipping—Robert Dollar Lumber

Building,and

51,

Whitbread

Ferrero, & Co. (Ales and Stouts)

Fill di Ricco, Torino Canton Road; Cable Ad: Robdojlar

(Vermouth) F.N. C.D. Bruns, special repres.

Courvoisier Ld. (Brandies) Brown, Radio Department

Bols ErvenCheese

LucasCo.(Gins and Cocktails) K.MissY. C.Tse,Tavares

Lumber Department

Chateau A. Robinson . | G. Bavian

Washburn Crosby Co. (Flour)

SHANGHAI A215

& *& ft * *

Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd.— Dong Chong Cycle & Motor Co.—

Robert Dollar Building, 51, Canton Corner of Yunnan Road and Nanking

Road; Teleph. 90152; Cable Ad: Don-

Road; Teleph. 15309; Cable Ad: chonson

Dollar D. C. Chu, mng. director

Executive Department D. C. Chu, Jr. manager

O. G. Steen, vice-president and

general manager

P. H. Bordwell, assistant general Dong Chongft & £ Son,® Commission

paanager Agents & General Merchants—369,

Mrs. A. C. Wallace Yunnan Road; Teleph. 90152; Cable

Freight Traffic Department Ad; Donchonson

D. Tinling, Oriental freight D. C. Chu, Jr., manager

traffic manager T. Y. Way

General Passenger Department T. H, Hsu

G. J. McCarthy, Oriental gen. Dong Fai Yuen Silk Co.—Lane 255, E.

passenger agent 18, Shanse Road; Teleph. 94492

W. G. MacDonald

L. M. Manor Dong Shing Spiuning and Weaving

Miss A. D. Chelmis Co.—2086,P. Yangtzepoo

Local Passenger Department 50028-9; O. Box 3006;Road;Cable

Telephs.

Ad:

E. S. Wise, local passenger agent Asahitsuru. Town Office: Room 114,

Wey Foong Building, 220, Szechuen

P. Lutey Road

Miss A. Chelmis

Operating Department “Door of Hope” Children’s Refuge

W. J. Wilson, port engineer '—(See Associations & Societies)

Freight Department

H. F. Kay, agent ^ & w P! a

R H. Wallace Dor Mun Lung Rung Sze

C. E. Miller Dorman, Long & Co., Ltd.—26, The

Claims Department Bund; Teleph 12980; Cable Ad:

J. M. Major, asst, comptroller Dorman

E. K. Scott, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., agent

A. Jacobsen, accountant

Miss M. Rozario Miss D. A. Burgpyne

General

Miss I. Baviau ii N it H

Miss M. C. Rangel Doughty &; Co., C. J., Contractors for

Miss C. Osial Heating and Sanitary Installations

—30, Brenan Road; Teleph. 21939;

Dollar Wharf & Warehouse Co. Cable Ad : Doughtyco

(Federal Inc., U.S.A.)—51, Canton £H Doums E Sun

Road; Teleph. 15309; Wharf and Downs,

Godowns : Pootung; Telephs. 93 and geons—Yangtsze Drs. N.WL. & W. H., Dental« Sur-

94 (Dial 02) Insurance B uilding, 26,

O. G. Steen, president The Bund; Teleph. 13029; P.O. Box 380

P. H. Bordwell, vice-pres. Dr. N. L. Downs

Dr. W. H. Downs

J. M. Major, secty. & treas.

A. C, Miccia, wharf manager Drakeford, Dayis & Wilson, Ex-

J. Zellensky, acet. change Brokers.—Room 307, H. & S.

F. X. Baptista Bank Building 12, The Bund; Te-

leph. 19610; Cable Ad: Behlmg

T. G. Drakeford

Dombey & Son, and

Ltd.,Produce

Wholesale and R. Davis

Retail Provision Merchants L. R. Wilson

—893, Bubbling Well

30641; Cable Ad: Dombey Road; Teleph. V. G. Taussig

J. N. Mehta

,A2jl6 SHANGHAI

Du Pau de Majjboulies, Ane Etude,

Law Office—25, Hue Chu Pao San ; Dunn & mCo., Walter, m IVha ShipTahChandlers,

..

Teleph. 82070 (3, Lines) Dealers in Scientific Books, Nautical.

C. D. L. de Goth, premier hon. Drawing, Surveying Materials and

N.president de Couradvocate

M. Yakovleff, d’Appel Instruments, Photo Supplies and Paper

Merchants—569,

Paul Tshu, Docteur-en-Droit, ad- leph.

vocate B. S10805; CableSzechuen Road; Te-

Ad : Walterdunn

nCh©n, manager

T. Y. Tsang, advocate C.

W. Henry, assistant

ss manager

Fang Seng bing, Uhiftese interpreter

A. C. Tsaptin Y. L.N. Zah,

Clien,acct.

a t- mgr.

Laud Eptate Q^icr D. Charring, {secretary

Lion Zeng Ling, mgr. P. Y. Chen, shroff '

Dp»9T, ,\i, H- R-, Consulting Civil En

Hmy Skin gineer—12, The Bund; Teleph. 18520

Du Pont de Nemours and Co^ Inc., Cable Ad:110Durst

E. I., Indigo, Dyes and Chemicals E+M+Lif D#' Cq„and Dispensing

F+sd. Inc., Chemist

U.S.A>

—51, Canton Road; Telephs. 19509 Pharmaceutica,!

—639, Szechuen Rd. : Teleph. 17097 :

and 50588 (Godown); P.O. Box 393; Cable Ad: Puredrugs

Cable Ad : Dupontdyes

L. R. Moore, director of Sales for

Far East $ $§ying ]$ lih

Jt chiv,

$| 11hangdfccfyany

E. N. Rose Shanghai div. mgr. Fmff kwoh

K. Wenzel I Miss' A. Lessner Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Dtd.,

F. L. Davidson Mrs.J.Goldenberg (Arthur Balfour cfc Cb- Ltd.), Capital

F.Hager-Xavier | Mrs. L. Pate Steel Works, Sheffield, Manufacturer's

of Steel, Files, Saws, Hammers, Picks,

Duncan & Co., Merchants, Engineers, Mining Museum and Road;Railway

Tejeph. Tools, etc.—34,

11921; P.O. Box

and Contractors; Machinery and 425; Cable Ad: Dannemora

Railway Equipment; Manufacturers L. Wright, manager for Far East

of Steel Casements; Factory Sashes A. Green, accountant

and Steel Doors—89, Foochow Hoad; V. Y. Fasciato, technical asst.

Teleph. 1354+(3 Lines); Cable Ad: Struan Capt. T. T. Chen, Chinese manager

R. V. Yarrow

I. M. Loh East Asja Industrial Co., Ltd. — 46,

I. Tsing Lok Cherry Terrace, Scott Rd.; Teleph. 46225

A. M. Sequeira. b.b.c., c.e.

K. Z. Doo |fj| 5? Pott' Long

Miss A. M. Senna East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, General

Dunlop, Ltd., W. & C. (Bradford and Merchants ifc Ship

15055Owners—17,

; P. O. BoxCanton

Manchester), Woollen and Cotton Piece Road ; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Orient. Head Office: Copen

1493 ;

Goods, Yarns—185, Yuen Ming Yuen hagen; London Office: 158, Fenchupoh

Road; Teleph. 19456; P.O. Box 453: St,,% C. 3.; Own Offices: Shanghai, Han-

Cable Ad : Solway ; kow., Tsingtao, Weihaiwei, Hongkong,

Canton, Dairen, Harbin, Bangkok, Sing-

$ « MM apore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Madras, Calcutta, Bombay, Durban, Rangoon,

Ying kuo ton. loh po o’ pe chong Cape Town, Johanessburg, Pd!'t ,Eliza-

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—117, beth, San Francisco and Seattle

Hongkong Hoad; Teleph.

Box 394; Cable Ad: Pneumatic 13413; P. O. A. Brondal, manager

F. S. Gibbings, rung, director G.M. Halberg

Jacobsen S.F. HeibergC. Marques

S. E. Feasey H. H. Ottsen Mrs. L. O. M.

G. O. Saffery A. Juhl d’Aquino

F. F. Sullivan TeaM.Department: 467, Kiangse Road

A. J. Maitland Jacobsen

F. G. dos Remedios Agents:

Miss R. Sully Steamship Company Orient, Ltd.

Miss H. Cohen Copenhagen

SHANGHAI AS 17

East China Coal Mining Co.—33, Sze- Insurance Dept.

chuen Road; Telephs. 15253 and 15993 K. F. Ting, comp, j S. F. Chen

S. C. Loo | K. Y. Woo

East China Sporting Goods Co., Ltd.— Import & Native Goods Dept.

p83, Bubbling Well Road ; Teleph. W. L. Chang

30232; Cable Ad: Easporting K. T. Chang [ C. S. Pao

A. F. Woo T. C. Jui

Eastern and Australian Steamship Tea Dept. T. C. Chen | Y. C. Tom

Co.—17, The Bund; Teleph. 11428 T. K. Chen

Eastern China Engineering Co., Ltd.

—260, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

16783 Easternm Underwriters,

m Lee ShinyInsurance

Agents: Fire, Marine and Motor Car—

Eastern

Myburgh Coal Road; Co. — 80 30287;

Teleph. 432, 470,

Lane, Cable 95195 Nanking

and 95196;Road,

Cable Telephs. 95562,

Ad: Indemnity

Ad: Eastern W. S. Lonborg

S.W.S.C.Ziar

Yates j C. T. Pao

@ # m ss *

Eastern Extension, Australasia and Economic Transport & Lighter Co.,

China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—34, Av. Ltd., Customs Brokers, Transporting

Edward VII; Teleph. 11233; P.O. Contractors and Forwarding Agents—

Box 412; Cable Ad: Eastern 150, Kiukiang Road, 11874

3rd Floor; P. O.

Box 1606; Telephs. (Managers),

m f* Pao Hsiny 14474 (General); Cable Ad : Rivulet

Eastern Insurance Office, Insurance E. Brook, director & gen. mgr.

Agents: Fire, Marine and MotorCar — Y. L. Sheii, dir. & Chinese mgr.

470, Nanking Road; Telephs. 90066 and King Shun shih, director

95562; Cable Ad: Eastino V. Derbinsky

W. S. Lonborg I W. C. Yates K. H. Loh (Trucking Dept.)

S. S. Ziar | C. T. Pao T. S. Chen (Customs & Shipping

Dept.)

fj, Shih Pao Edible Products Limited (formerly the

“Eastern Times,” Chinese Daily News- United Margarine Co., Ltd.), Asso-

paper— Head Office: 514, Foochow Road; ciated with Lever Brothers & Unilever,

Teleph.

2514 97133; P.O. Box 396; Cable Ad: Ltd., London; Manufacturers of Mar-

garine and Edible Oils- Reg. Office: 18,

The Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo

n & m mm m % Road; Teleph. 18488; P.O. Box 1734;

Ying Shaig Sing Kee Yu Hsien Kung Sze Cable Ad: Lever

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Importers, Roger H. Hey worth, director

Exporters and General Merchants—162, W. M. Harper, do.

Canton Road; Telephs. 10814 (Manager) P. H. Cobb, do.

and 14367 (General); P.O. Box 411;Cable L D. McNicoll, do.

Ad: Terntra; All Usual Codes W. G. Braidwood, secretary

C. James

D. Komaroff, B. C. G. Monypenny, sales mgr.

Munro, inng.

directordirector D. Van Gelderen

, Y.J Tsien,

C. Woo,asst. do. do.

V.MissC. S.Pearson, EDUCATIONAL

i T. Woo,asst. mgr.

secretary Ying hwa shu k wan

; Bookkeeping Dept. Anglo-Chinese School (Church Mis-

\i. R. K.C. C.YuChar IS. S. Chang sionary Society)—214, Range Road,

Miss S. C. Woo | Y. C. Chen, cashier Teleph. 412-27

| Export Dept. Ipt S ‘It Tchen- Tan - Ta-Hio

K. Y.P. M.Ling,

Baucomp, j K.F. S.C. Chang

Wong

Z. L. Loh I Y. Z. Nee Aurora University—223, Avenue Du

bail; Teleph. 80147

A218 SHANGHAI

Cathedral Girls’ School (British)— Nieh Chih Kuei Public School for

425, Avenue Haig; Teleph. 73121 Chinese — {See under Municipal

Councils)

it mm* Ta-le-pa-tang

Cathedral School (British)—8,11,13 Polytechnic Public School for

Chinese—(Nee under Municipal

& Rev.

21, Columbia Hoad m.a., head-

P. C. Matthews, Councils)

master

Jeusz-ho-tang Public School for Boys—(Nee under

Municipal Councils)

Ellis Kadoorie Public School—(Nee

under Municipal Council) Public School for Chinese—(Nee

under Municipal Councils)

Great

Road;China

Teleph.University—81,

20700 Jessfield

Public School for Girls—(Nee un-

Home Study Institute—526, Ningkuo der Municipal Councils)

Road; Teleph. 53290;

Nanking Road; Teleph. 12616 City Office: 153, £ ^ ? IT 5* W «

W. H.A. Morse,

Scharffenberg, Remington tan t$zv yueh dong

H. treasurerpresident Remington

A.Mrs,H. H.Chang,

H. Morse,

dean,registrar

Chinese Section truction inTypewriting

Typewriting,School,

Shorthand-Ins-

Mrs.D.G.Liu,City Book-keeping, English and Commer;

Miss Annie Mai, do.Office(H’kong)

(Shanghai) cial Subjects—Arnhold Building, 320.

Szechuen Road; Teleph, 17733; P. O,

Institut Technique Franco-Chin- Box 390; Cable Ad: Auditor

S. C.f.r.s.a.,

Potter, f.o.i.,

f.r.econ.s., f.f.t.com.,

f.o.r.a., prin-

ois—1195, Rue Lafayette; Teleph. cipal

72331 Miss M.Cock, a.c.i., vice-principal

^ Uf Many t'ung hsiao hsiao Miss Greiss,a.c.i.

Y. S. Kong, secty. to principal

Institution for the Chinese Blind— Mrs. de Linde

290, Hungjao Road; Teleph. 29569

Geo. B. Fryer, supt. & secty.

m m m m m ±

^Institution

^ ® I® forFootheyahChinese hsioh Deaf—

hsiao Shang hai me% kuo hsoh hsiao

290, Hungjao Roa i; Teleph. 29569 Shanghai American School—10, Ave.

Geo. B. Fryer, hon. supt. Petain; Teleph. 70199; Cable Ad:

Amerschool

Raymond E. Bwines, principal

^Van^ho yee^ zerh®hokisdongm Shanghai Business College, The—

International Correspondence Arnhold

Road; Teleph. Building,

17733; P.320,O. Szechuen

Box 390;

Schools—238,

11927; P.O. Nanking

Box 11; Road;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: In- Cable Ad: Auditor

tertext: Codes: W.U. 5-letters S. C. Potter, f.r.econ.s., f.f.t.com.

f.r.s.a., f.o.i., f.c.r.a., prin-

Kaiser Wilhelm Schulb—1, Great cipal

Western Road; Teleph. 21936 Miss Cock, a.c.i., vice-principal

Dr. Dietrich Weber, headmaster Y. S. Kong, a.c.i.

Mrs. de Linde

Lewis’ Ideal School of Electric Shanghai Jewish School—554, Sey-

Cookery, The—410,

2nd floor; Teleph. 14396 Szechuen Road, mour Road; Teleph. 35243

Mrs. J. M. Lewis, proprietress Miss M. Solomon, headmistress

McTyeire School (Methodist Epis- Shanghai Language School (Under

copal Mission)—1113, Edinburgh the Auspices of the Home Study

Road; Teleph. 20800; Cable Ad: Institute) — 153, Nanking Road;

McTyeire Teleph. 12616

SHANGHAI A219

St.edFrancis Xavier’s College, conduct- Officers of Administration

by Marist Brothers—281, Nanzing H.(Deceased)

C. E. Liu, ph.d., president

Road;

Marist esTeleph. 40712; Cable Ad: T. K. Van, b.a., m.a., dean

Mrs. C. C. Chen, dean of Women

^ * m & m H. S. Li, ph.d., principal of Middle

Sheng yoh han ta hsio School

St. John’s University (American E. Kelhofer, superintendent of

Church Mission)—188-190, Jessfield Buildings and Grounds

Road; Telephs. 20603 (College), Miss (On Lillian

furlough)Thomason, librarian

20604 (Middle School), 20574 (Pre- S.MissC. Annie

Yang, E.librarian

sident’s Office), 21226 (Dean’s Office), Root, treasurer

91100 (Town Office); Cable Ad: Am- Miss Nina Kardunotf, secretary

chumiss Woodrow Ching, ph.d., dir. of Soc.

Trustees—The Department of Foreign Centre

Missions of the National Council of Percy Chu, dir., Downtown School

the

in theProtestant

United States Episcopal Church

of America of Commerce

Representative of Trustees in China: W. T. Zen, exec, sec., Downtown

—Right Rev. W. P. Roberts, b.d. School of Commerce

Officers of Administration S. Downtown

S. Beath, School

business manager,

of Commerce

Francis Lister

b.d., d.d., s.t.d.,Hawks Pott, l.h.b.,

president (On furlough)

William Z Liang Sung, b.a., m.a., Faculty, College

vice-president & dean, School of S.

Arts and Science Bugbee, Miss J. Byrd, Mrs. R. E.

Montgomery Hunt Throop, b.a., ma., Chambers,

W. Ching, C.Y. C.C. Chu, Chen, S.H.C.Cheng,

Djen,

s.t.b., s.t.d., dean, School of J. B. Hipps, E. Kelhofer, Miss E.

Theology Knabe, H. G. Kuo, W. C. Kuo, d.s.c.,

Josiah Calvin McCracken, m.a., m.d., H. S. Lee, T. L. Ling, C. W. Li,

d.sc., f.a.c.s., dean, School of L. I. Liu, Mrs. J. B. Hipps, Miss

Medicine Annie E. Root, Y. C. Tu, T. K. Van,

John Andrews Ely, c.E., M.s., dean, C. S. Wang, C. H. Westbrook, J. H.

School of Civil Engineering Wiley, Y.Mrs. J. H.Stewart

Wiley,YuiC. and H.

John Randall Norton, b.a., m.a., Wong,

T. W. Zee F. Wu,

headmaster, Middle School

Yung Khe Vang, Faculty, Middle School

al, Middle Schoolb.a., vice princip- G. A. Carver, Mrs. G. A. Carver,

Philip Beach Sullivan, b.a., m.a., C.Y. S.S. Chen,

secretary, University Council Hsia, Y.Howson

P. Chen,Li R.(principal),

T. Duan,

Shih Chen Ling, H. C. Sie, Y. P.

St. John’s Y. M. C. A. School — Pao, Y.C. H.R. Sze

Ying, Yang, L. Yao,

& Miss EdythD.BoydH.

181, Jessfield Road; Teleph. 20230

\ St. Stephen’s Evening School— m &

j Lane 110, House No. 9; Teleph. 40284 Zi wei jung hok

P. N. Tsu, m.a., d.d., principal Zi-ka-wei St. Ignatius College—

Rev. L. Tsang, s.J., rector

|' Tung Rev. S. Sen, s.J., prefect

Haig;Wen College

Teleph. 70147;— P.O.

1954, Box

Avenue

923;

Cable Ad: Tung wen 't m w Yoh yeng daong —

Zi-KA-WEi-T’ou-Sfc-Wk Orphanage

Thomas Han bury Schools for Boys Teleph. 70301

and Girls—(See under Municipal

j Councils) jrg Song Mo

Edwards, Einar, Manufacturers’ Re-

m m x & m presentative, Paper Importer and

University of Shanghai (Shanghai Hardware Agent — 410, Szechuen

College)—209,

Teleph. 18320; YuenCableMing Yuen Road; Road; Teleph. 10991; Cable Ad:

Ad: Colsem Einarius

A220 SHANGHAI

A Ko w Eiwa Yoko, Importers and Exporters—86,

M

Egal & Clfe., Importers of French Preducts Canton Rd.; Teleph. 12774; P.O. Box 420

—709, Avenue

Cable Ad: Egalimport Joffre; Teleph. 73013;

H Vee Chong

Egyptian Trading 1 CO. — 1306, Avenue Ekmars The,

Foreign Agencies, Ltd.,

Joflfre; Teleph. 75373; Cable Ad: Misr —170, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Agents

Importers and Steamship 11330;

^ ^ Me-iK Cable Ads: Ekmans and Bearings

Ehlers & Co. A.—264, Kiangse Road; R. Bringert, manager

5th Floor; Teleph. 16953; P. 0. Box E. Brundin, m.*.

426; Cable Ad : Ehlers O. Jonsson, e.e.

R. Brill, partner A. Norrby (Shipping)

J. C.H.Dupuy, do. J.M. Guterres

Costenoble Mrs. R. Dale

Miss Irmgard Meyer

Tien King Lu, compradore «J /ir # I *§S

B H E

Tai Ela rco Electric Arc Welding Co., En-

Kick hopp & Co., General Merchants and with Forst, ineers & Contractors in Association

Shippers—20, Canton Road, 5th Floor; Office: 190, Bland Kiukiang

&, Co., Ltd.—Town

Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 13168 (3 Lines); P. O. Box 2083; 19726; Workshop: 102, Edinburgh Road;

Cable

E.W.Ads: Erbmohit or Clivechina

Eickhoff Teleph. 22830

Dr. F. G. Eickhoff

R. Nimphius H Ei E li see

P°

General Agents for: Elbaroideries, Manufacturers, Expor-

Clive & Co., Ltd., London ters and Retailers of Decorative Art

Bayerische

Muenchen Motorenwerke, A. G., Linens, Lace and Handkerchiefs—

Metallwarenfabrik Eugen Ising, Berg- 119, Nanking Road; Teleph. 18261;

P.O. Box 1537; Cable Ad: Elbasha

neustadt

General Managers for:

German Forwarding

Mackenzie Sports Co. Manufacturers and Engineers — 156,

Peking Road; Teleph. 12552; P.O. Box

Eikwa & Co., General Importers and 303; Cable Ad: Koorble

Exporters—115, Kiangse Road; Te-

lephs. 11202 (3 Lines) Private Ex-

change to All Depts. Chinese Dept. Elite Butchery Co. 636-8, Avenue

17717; P.O. Box 224; Cable Ad: Joffre; Teleph. 70404

Eikwa. Branches at Tokyo, Yoko-

hama, Osaka, Tientsin, Tsinan, Elizalde & Co., Manila Rope Manu-

Tsingtao and Hankow facturers, Philippines Lumber, Paints

and Floor Wax, Sugar Importers and

® Ying & wahiken szem bu a Ship

Road; Owners—Suite

Telephs.Cable

17636Ad:405,

(Gen.45,Office)

Kiukiang

and

Eikwa Kensribu, Exporters of Waste 17775 (Mgr.); Elizalde

Silk and Cocoons—873, Soochow Road; L. R. Schinazi, manager

Teleph. 91243; P.O; Box 224; Cable Ad:

Eikwa Kenshibu

I.G. Doi, proprietor | IS & 85 & * & Si #

Nishimura, manager j Ellis & Hays—137, Peking Road;Teleph.

15129 (3 Lines): Cable Ad: Francellis

f| Mei Ton H. A. Reeks, barrister-at-law

Eislee, Reeves, Mukphy, Fed. Inc., J. R. Jones, do.

U.S.A., Naval Architects, Consulting Mrs. M. C. Black

Engineers, Marine and Cargo Surveyors Miss M. C. England

—51, Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable F. Noodt

Ad: Record C. 0. Chang

SHANGHAI A221

Macnaghten, c.m.g., d.s.O., E. S.

Elliston & Co., General Merchants,

Import and Export, Insurance—185, E.Savage,

Price H. V. Tiencken and R. J.

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. C.K. C.McKelvie,

Newson,assist.

f.c.i.s,, secretary

do.

19456; P.O. Box 453; Cable Ad:

Keechong Epargne Franco-Chinoise—(Nee Banks)

E. E.Sv A.Elliston

De Garcia

K. M. Engelrnann Erdmann & SielCKEN, Batavia, Semarang,

B, V. Disterlo Soerabaja (Java), Exporters of Sugar

H. M. Remedies and General Produce from Netherlands

Miss M. Bojesen East 113,

ing, Indies—Continental

Kiukiang Road;Tel6ph. Bank Build-

16737;

m £ EM* Cable Ad : Javasugar

R. E. Waetien, China lepres. (Resid

Elm & Co., Ltd., Heating, Ventilation, ing in Hongkong)

Sanitation—267, Wei Hai Wei Road and Tai Chang-ying, repres.

20, Baikal Road; Teleph. 51565; Cable

Ad: Elmco Lin Ndt

III ji5C Si Tuck Erzinger & Co.—18, The Bund; Telephs,

Elsteh, Dr. K., m.d. (University of 10884 (Silk Office), 10881

and 10898 (Waste Silk Godown); (Silk Godown).

P.O.

Vienna), Specialist in Urinary, Skin Box 399; Cable Ad: Octagon

and MedicalCollege

Dah-hwa Cosmetic;

and Lecturer

Shanghai atPost-

the Th. Erzinger

graduate School13417

of Medicine—Hamilton J. Gut, signs per pro.

House; Teleph. S. F. Erkku

Emeus & Co., Importers and Exporters— Eskelund, Dr. N., Dentist—2, Peking

8, Quai de France; Teleph. 85l62; P O. Road (Room 518); Teleph. 19407

Box 246; Cable Ad: Emensco

1 M © H Tong Chong

Emobi, A, Manufacturers’ Representative Esso Co., Manufacturers, Carpet and

—461, Hairnets Manufacturers, Merceizing

ments;Avenue

Teleph. Joffre,

85850; 56,

CableBearn

Ad: Apart-

Emodi and Cleaning of Carpets—452, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 12170; Cable Ad: Essoco

Employers’ Federation- - (See Associa-

tions and Societies) Eurasia Aviation Co., Air Mail and

Passenger Service—97, Jinkee Road;

% Pao Yue Teleph. 15780; Cable Ad: Avieurasia

Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpn., Evan-Jones and Riddell, Drs. Dental

Ltd. — Sassoon House (2nd Floor), The Surgeons

Bund;Teleph. 11430;Cable Ad:Barrimon

F. R. Barry, Far Eastern manager king Road;— Teleph.

Ezra Building,

16524 153, Nan

L. W. Pettitt

F. S. Gavin ^ &m a

R. E. Blair (Hankow) Evans & Co.,andLtd.,Business

J. J., Equippers,

Wholesale

Miss E. G. C. Patrick Stationers

Educational, Medical and Scientific

Engineering Society of China—(Nee Books and Supplies—David House, 320,

Associations and Societies) Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12312; P.O. Box

970;Joseph

CableJ.Ad: Snavegoverning director

Evans,

f) & ® 31 fii M. F. R. Leitao

Ho tai yen yu hsien hung sze G.V. S.Leriou

Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., To- Yeh

bacco Manufacturers—175, Soochow

Road; Teleph. 13482

Directors—Sir Hugo Cunlifle-Owen Evans, Joseph J., Manufacturers’ and

Bart (chairman), L. G. Cousins, Publishers’

House,

Representative — David

320, Kiangse Road ; Teleph.

C. E. Harber, Brig.-General E. B. 12312; P.O. Box 970; Cable Ad: Snave

A222 SHANGHAI

Evekett Steamship Cokporation, Steam- Road; Telephs. 10981, 12094 and

ship Agents—Suite 56, 17, The Bund, 10076 ; Cable Ad; Isaac

Mrs. E. C. Robinson

Teleph. 12634; P.O. Box 1836; Cable Ad: Cecil Ezra | Deuzil Ezra

Leverett

G.J. W.

P. Bradford, president

Huck, general agent ^ Mei Woo

Agencies : Fagan & Co., Ltd., Building Supplies,

Insulation

American Gulf-Orient Line (Lykes ducts, Provisions, Hardware Specialists, Asbestos Pro-

Bros.,States

RipleySalvage

S.S. Co.,Association

Inc.) Inc. dries—261, Kiangse Rd.; Telephs. and Sun-

United & 18029; P.O. Box 592; Cable Ad: Kasfag 18010

* * & ft E.M. A.Sternberg,

Meyerink,asst.

manager

do.

E ioo lan chee tae zan B. H. Watson, secy. & trea.

Ewo Cold Storage Co., Exporters of D.A.C.C.Beeler

Shell

Products andandFrozen

Eggs Manufacturers

Eggs, Publicof Cold

Egg R. T. Nicolachis

Sampson Ij N. MissW.D.Mitt

T.

Storage— 1500, Yangtszepoo Bead; A. A. Solokoff I De Cosier

Teleph. 50071; Cable Ad : Jargold Agents for:

Brunswick-Balke-Coilender Co. (Billi-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., prop. ard Tables, Bowling Alleys and

R. M. Nash 1 R. Nelson Equipments)

C. L. Mathew | A. Crichton California Stucco Products Co.

G. G. Patterson I J. S. Gittens (Interior and Exterior Stuccos)

ft & fu T3 $ £ Celotex Company, The (Insulating

Ewo

Ewo ko so ts’ang yu hsien kung sze

Cotton& Co.,Mills, Ltd. Managers)

(Jardine, CertainAccoustic

and Boards) Corporation

teed Products

Matheson Ltd., General (Roofing and Wallboard)

—27, The Bund; Teleph. 15290 Du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Duco,

Dulux, Lacquers and Varnishes)

Insulite

Flooring)Products Co. (Insulite Mastic

«8E woS taniT ft

poa chang te David E. Kennedy, Inc. (xAsphalt

Ewo Press Packing Mastic Tile)

Jardine, MathesonCo.— & Co„ Ltd., pro- Michael Nairn & Co., Ltd. (Linoleum)

Mundet & Co., Ltd. (Corkboard,

prietors; 912, North Soochow Road; Corktile

Teleph. 46900

G. E. O. Mayne, manager (Absent) Cork) and Machinery Foundation

D. R. Mackenzie, do. Newalls Insulation Co. (Insulation

J. L. Koo, compradore and Accoustical Materials)

Plibrico

(FurnaceJointless

Lining) Firebrick Co.

Exchange Bank of China—(SYe Banks) Schlage Lock Co. Ltd.,

(LocksA.&G.Hardware)

Exchange Brokers’ Association — Spalding & Bros., (Sporting

(See Associations and Societies) Goods)

Societe

Shutters) LYnvulnerabile (Rolling

Exporters’ Association of Shanghai Standard Ultramarine Co. (Dyestuffs)

—(See Associations and Societies) De Vivanco & Co. (Wall and

“Exporthleb” USSR All Union Associa- Floor Tiles)

tion, Import From and Export To mmmUm

USSR—2, Peking Road; Telephs. 14719

(Gen. Mgr.), 14952 (Acct.), 16152 (Tea Fan,FanRobert, wen chau chin cheo semm sue wu so

Dept.), 16655 (Tech. Dept.), 14630 Hue; Teleph.Architect—2, Rue du Pere

72114; Cable Ad: 3564

(Chem.

Dept.) Dept.) and 16051 (Shipping

M. Emsin, general manager Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co.,

Ltd., The (S.O.A.E.O.), Manufacturer

IM m Sing Kong and Dealers and inCarbonic

Oxygen,AcidDissolved

Ezra & Co., Edward, Land and Estate Acetylene Welding Materials,

Gases;

Blowpipes, Calcium

Agents, Supervision and Manage- Carbide for Sale—Office and factory:

ment of Estates, Insurance and 200, Route de Zikawei; Teleph. 80064;

General Merchants.—150, Kiukiang Cable Adi Oxygene

SHANGHAI A223

Fab Eastern- Bank of Harbin — {See

Banks) Fashion Go., Ltd., Ladies’ Outfitters and

& ^ Ht it Woo Zung Far Department Store—673, Nanking Road ;

Teleph. 94943; Cable Ad: Thefashco

Fa.r Eastern Butchery 940, Avenue T. C. Zia, managing director

Joffre; Teleph. 72291 C. P. Leung, manager

Far Eastern Credit Co.—48, Rte Federal Insurance Co., Ltd.—17, The

Bund;AdTeleph. 11144; P.O. Box 1195;

Grouchy; Teleph. 73740 Cable : Underiters

Far Eastern Import & Export Co., American Asiatic Underwriters

Import, Export, Engineering and Fed. Inc. U. S. A., managers

Alcohol Distillery—751, Avenue du for the Orient

Roi Albert; Teleph. 71207; P. O. Box

1008; Cable Ad: Farimex Fein, Aaron, Estab. 1914, Drj Goods

M. Kantzler, manager Store, Wholesale and Retail, Dealers,

A. Simko, mgr. (Engr. Dept.) Shirts and Underwear

Main Store: 893, Ave.Manufacturers—

Joffre; Teleph.

fR t# Ht 5H Yuan tung shih pao 70365; Cable Ad: Arfein. Branch: 851,

■‘Far Eastern Review,” Monthly Review North Aaron

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 40683

Fein, proprietor

ofbuilding,

Engineering,

Finance,Mines, Railways,

etc.—24, Ship-

The Bund:

Teleph. 14069; P.O. Box 1158; Cable ft nm m Fee E Yan Hong

Ad: Farview Felgate & Co., R.H., Painting and

C. E.J. Laval, editor cashier

E. Wilson, General Contractors, Decorating, Wall

J. P. Fan, secretary Paper,

proofingFloor

— 1547,Furnishing

Bubbling and

Well Water-

Road ;

Teleph. 32160 ; Cable Ad : Felgate

mm mm m R. H. Felgate, proprietor

Yuen tuncj ching chihso Miss A. Pavich

Far Eastern Sanitary Co., Specialists C. Y. Hsu

Vacuum House Cleaning, Fumigating, Ferrostaal A.G., Iron-Steel and Railway

Disinfecting, Floor Waxing and Polish-

ing, Renovating, Painting, White- Material — Hongkong and Shanghai

washing, and General Contractors—341, Bank Building, 30, Foochow Road;

Szechuen Road (CentralArcade); Teleph. Teleph. 11272; Cable Ad: Ferrostaal

12156:

BranchP.O.Offices: Box 103; Cable Ad:Hankow,

Nanking, Fesco.

Ichang, Shasi, Changsha, Nanchang, tt& m ft

Hangchow, Tsingtao and Tsinan Yu ne kan ta lin sz kung kwan

Peter T. Z. Baur, a.i.b. (London), Fessenden & Holcomb—149, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road ; Teleph. 12936 ; Cable Ad :

general manager Barfields

A.B. I.C.Newman, secretarymanager

Harmer, Service

Z. L. Jack, accountant Fette Rugs, Dealers in Chinese Hand-

Q. H. Cheng, cashier made

S.Miss A.Chang,

Baur,clerk

chief clerk Teleph. Rugs

12087;— 60,

CableNanking

Ad : FetteRoad;

Z. T.H. Yao, clerk

K. T. Bau, compradore

Foreign Dept. “Finance & Commerce,”

Review Devoted A Weekly

to the Commercial

Philip

S. Y. Liang, Z. K. King, manager

supervisor and Economic Development of Asia—

S.C. L.C. Mei, 320, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12279;

Chen,inspector

inspector Cable Ad: Finance

O. T. Breakspear, dir. & editor

Chinese Dept. Miss L. Stops, manager

Y. W. Ling, manager Agents for-.

K. M. Sung, supervisor Directory and Chronicle of

T. S. Chun, inspector

C. S. Chen, inspector China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

A224 SHANGHAJ

Finance, Commerce and Insurance Foong Sheng Industrial & Commer-

Office, Insurance Agents: Fire and cial Development Corporation, In-

dustrial Enterprises, Commercial

Marine—390, Nanking Road; Te

lephs. 95546 and 95562: Cable Ad : Agencies, Finance, Insurance, Real

Estate, Trust Service and Import &

Eastineo Export—160, Avenue Edward YII;

W. S. Lonborg Teleph. 11133, Private Exchange to

S. S. Ziar All Departments; Cable Ad: Aviator

W. C. Yates ( . J. Pao Board of Directors—Edward Y.

Finnish Association in China—(tfee E. Sheng (chairman), James H.

Associations and Societies) Lee (managing director), T. D.

Finnish Consulate—(See Consulates) Yin, K. G. Chung,

Chi Chio-mi, CharlesY.C.C.Zee,Shen,H.

Y. Mo, Tsiang Pao-li and Geor-

^ Nat ’ ge S. Chen

Finocchiaro & Co., G., Monumental Supervisors—Tsai You-sheng, Yao

Sculptors, Importers of Italian Marble, Yu-yuan and Chuck S. Li

and Scotch Granite Monuments, Manager- George S. Chen

Marble Work Contractors—36,

Consulat ; Teleph. 83105 Rue du Staff - Martin Feng (chief acct.),

G. Yf.Minarolo Jackson Chen (cashier), Y. W.

Valtz I Miss Peebles Yen, Tobin Shunn, K. S. Wang,

Miss A. S. Radish and Nelson

Fire Bridgade (See under Municipal Pao

Councils) Ford Hire Service (Fed. Inc. IJ.S. A.)—

Firestone Tire & Rubber Export Co. Teleph. 30189 (9 Lines)

— 640, Avenue Foch; Teleph. 30110: ^ *n#@

Cable Ad: Firestone

First Fidelity Insitranoe Co.. Ltd.. Ford Motor Foo teh chee cho hung sze

The—40, NingpO Road; Tel. 15876 Co., Exports, Inc.—Dis-

T. T. Chwang, director tributors

Tractors—244, of Automobiles,

Hamilton House; Trucks P.and

O.

K.J. T.P. Chu,

Chen, do.

do. Box 1520; Cable Ad: Fordmotor. Plant:

K. C. Wu, do. Robert Dollar Wharf, Pootung

H. A. Pan, director & gen. mgr. J. Y. Crowe, manager

J. M. Huppman, asst, manager

It II Fop Shing E. R.A. M.Reiniger.

McDonald chief clerk

Follet & Cie., H., General Exporters— R. B. Landis (Hongkong)

10, Rue Colbert: Teleph. 80270; P. O. P. A. Alonco

Box 1495 G. H. Tsai

H.L.Follet, manager K. H. Schlager

Wegmann E.MissA.B.Richards

Rich (Manila)

W. Y. Tsai, compradore W. J. Moeller R.Y. S.E.Chen

Wildt

^& ;i m nm®.* P. W. Chan R. Prieur (Manila)

I'sung ko 'itmi ye di tsai hong am T. P. Lee B.F. J.H Laney

Lawler

Fonciere et and

Immobiliere dk Chine, C. Zi

S.A., Land Estate Agents, Con- fa & m ^ is w &

struction of Houses, Supervision &

Management of Estates, Mortgages Forster & Teleph.

Co., Ltd., 16964;

G. P.—128, P. O.Kiangse

Head Office: 0, Avenue Edward Road; 1562 , Cable Ad : Forsterco

Box

VII ; Teleph. 82008

Fook Wkng & Co., Exporters of Swatow $ @ -ft £ %

Drawnwork and Embroideries; Too, an sz sze yah

Handkerchiefs and Ladies’ Silk

Uuderwears — 51, Museum Road; Foster-McClellan Co.—439, Kiangse

Teleph. 19102; Cable Ad: Fokeng; Road; Teleph. 14420: PO Box

Code: Bentley’s 1396: Cable Ad: Fluoric

SHANGHAI A225

D.H.Ward-Smith, manager French Dock- 9, Quai de France

L. Bridger, accountant Teleph. 82034

A.L. A.P. Loukianoff

Mottu |I Miss P. Z. E.Tong

Ennock

Frost, Bland & Co., I/td., Engineers

and Merchants—190, Kiukiang Road;

Teleph. 19726; Cable Ad: Invincible

Fou J’oong che ch’e min fun knng sze J. Frost, a.m.i.e.e., director

FouManufacturers—Head

Foong Flour Mill Office: Co., Ltd., Flour Lloyd Bland, do.

97, Jinkee L. Beswick, do.

Road;Road;Teleph.Cable

10154; A. R. Pfiefer

shan Ad:Mill: 126, Mokan-

Foufoong or 6508 Miss J. Maher i H. Chilton

Engineering Dept.

A. R. St. Louis | C. Koslovsky

{ui m it a ^ g $£ # L. Igor | E. Fabian

^ m m m m is Fuh iai ta

Francis, R. E.—97, Jinkee Road; Tel. Fuhrmeister & Co., Exporters and

16591; Cable Ad : Imprimerie Insurance Agents—66, Museum Road;

R. E. Francis, agent j Teleph.

S. F. Mead

C. Y. Chen, Chinese mgr. Europasia10997; P.O.Box 447; Cable Ad:

Agent for: Fr. Fuhrmeister, partner (Hamburg)

Waterlow & Sons Limited, Bank A. A.Hartmann,

Hummel, signsdothe firm

Note and Security Engravers, H. Bombach | U. Fuhrmeister

Protective Cheque Specialists, A. Pressler

Lithographers and General E. H. L. E. Sachs, ins. repres.

Printers, etc.

Franklin & Harrington, Attorneys

and Counsel lors-at-Law—149, Yuen FulfordWeiCo.,len G.se e T., shan yar chuk

Ltd., of Canada

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 18042 (2 (Proprietors of Dr. Williams Medicine

Lines); P. O. Box 952: Cable Ad: Co.)—451, Kiangse Road; Cable Ad:

Advocate Fulford

Cornell S. Franklin S.R W, Wolfe,McNair,

mgr. forassist,

the Far East

T. K. Ting (Chinese lawyer) Perrin manager

G.Mrs.B. MLi,E. Thompson,

do. secty. A. D. Box

Mrs. I. M. Remedios, steno. F, M. R. Remedios | Zee Yee Kong

Miss M. C. Allen, steno. and H. Cohen (Singapore)

book-keeper C. Roeper do.

Fraser & Chalmers’ Engineering Exporters,& Gironi, Fumagalli C., Raw Silk

Pongees and General—

Works, Power Plant, Mining and

Material Handling Plant Engineers— 452. Kiangse Road; Telephs. 16480 and

23-27, Ningpo Road; Teleph. 16825; 19385 (Compradore’s Office); P.O.

Box 220; Cable Ad: Fumagalli

Cable Ad: Genlectric

TheLtd.,General Electric Co. (of

managing agents in China China), fiij -£ Koo ttoh

Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Importers

1 Fraser Motors, Ltd., Motor Engineers; ofElectric

CopperWires,and BrassBatteries,

Manufactures,

Motor Cars and Trucks — 36, Great 110, Jinkee Road;Cables, etc. -

Teleph. 12220; P.O.

J Western Road; Teleph. 21948; Cable Box 435; Cable Ad: Furukawa

Ad: Frasermoto

1 Fredericks, J. A., Share and General

£ Broker—16, Central Road Fu song hai shang foo tsai pao

French Chamber of Commerce—(/See hsien kung szu

. Chambers of Commerce) Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd., Marine, Fire, Casualty, Land

French Consulate--(^ee Consulates) and Air Transport Insurance—69,

Kiukiang Road, Teleph. 13351;

A226 SHANGHAI

Cable Ad: Fusokaijo. Head Office: Gates, Frank, Cotton and Woollen

Piece Goods—14, Rte. Gamier; Telepb.

Tokyo,

Branches:Japan. Capital:

Osaka, Kobe,¥10,000,000.00.

Yokohama, 71076; Cable Ad: Gates

Nagoya, Fukuoka, Keijo, Dairen, GaUNTLETT, E. G., C.B.E., D.S.O., M.B., B.S.,

Tsingtao,

Shanghai Tientsin, Hsinking and f.r.c.s.,

K. Yano, manager (7^6, Dixwell 15048 Surgeon—12, The Bund; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 41523)

T. Tanaka, asst. mgr. J| 0 Wka Chong

F. Chang Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co.,

W. Ryang ; S. Tseng Ltd., The, Import and Export Mer-

chants, Importers of Dairy Produce—

In & KunyHu 61,

15500Yuen Ming Cable

(3 Lines); YuenAd:Road; Teleph.

Geddes

Gabbott & Co., F.R., Exporters of Art and T. Hunter, managing director

Manufactured Goods—3,

Teleph. 812111; Cable Ad: Gaboco Rue Laguerre; K. E. Newman, director

F. H. Artindale, secretary

Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Im- G.

porters of Paper, Radios, Electric Miss A. Egle ! D. C. Kwei

Refrigerators, Electric Motors, Office Frank Ching ! Y. C, Wong

Utilities, Toilet Preparations, Canned Cold Storage:

Goods and Export of China Products R. S. Artindale

—320, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 11414- C. M. Waung

3;china

P. O. Box 899; Cable Ad: Radio- Coal Dept. (Teleph. 19217):

H. B. Gallop, president F.V. Ching

L. Chew ’ F. C. Linning

E. M. Gallop, treasurer

A. Miss

J. Cooke, a.f.c.a., manager

E. Calibo I A. C. K. Tung TH >K

A. F. Chen | C. Z. Zien Fau chung fu hsien kung sze

S.Y. J.K.Dung

Kung !i P.P C.T. Zien Zien General Accident, Fire and Life

Assurance Corporation, Ltd.

Gallop, H. B., Representative—320, (In which is merged the Bombay Fire

and MarineLife,Insurance

Baggage, Public Co., Ltd.), Fire,

Liability, En-

Szechuen Road; P.O. Box 1400; gineering,

Cable Ad: Gallop

Representative for: Motor Car, Plate Glass, Sickness,

Pony, Accident and Golfers’,

American Paper Exports, Inc. Burglary, Wireless and Neon Insurance

—Shanghai

Bank Building,Sub-Branch:

18, The Bund;Chartered

Telephs.

Ill W Yuen Wo 17455, 18831 (Manager) and 17454

Gande, Peice, Ltd., Wholesale Wine (Compradore); P. O. Box 305; Cable Ad:

and Spirit Merchants — 31, Peking Gaflac

Road; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Sphinx; 19533-2-1;

Codes:P.O.A.B.C.

Box 308;

5th K. S. Mackenzie, res. repres.

edn. and Bentley’s C.I. M.D. Cohen

Moses

W. J. Gande, managing-director Mrs. J. Henderson

W.W.R.M.McBain,

Gande,director

secretary T. K. Own, accountant

W. Boanas I P. Broacha T. Z. Wang, compradore

E. T. Riley Miss A. Lemos FarChambers, Singapore,Hongkong

Eastern Branch: Bank

S. S.; Cable

H. J. Kaman | Li Ching Yu Ad:W.Gaflac

H. Droogleever, Far Eastern

manager

w m £ w m m

Gardiner, Dr. W. H., a.b.,

Physician and Surgeon—Office and Re- m.d., c.m.,

sidence:

Cable Ad:17,Gardiner

Canton Road; Teleph. 12015; Ting kwok tung yung din che kung sze

General Electric Company (of China),

Garland, Limited, The,Manufacturers

Electrical Engineers and

Tailor andL.Breeches

A., HighMaker—264,

Class Gentlemen’s Contractors,

Kiangse Supplies, Steam Turbines,

of Electrical

Mining and

Road, 1st floor, Room 106; Teleph 12059 Electrical Plants; Leather Belting, etc.

SHANGHAI A227

—Office: 23 to 27, Ningpo Road; Teleph. Chamberlain & Hookham, Ltd.,

16825; Works: 285, Hochien Road; Birmingham

Teleph. Betters, Ltd.

and Yeovil, England

Branches52332; Cable Ad: Dairen

at Hongkong, Genlectric.

and Fraser Chalmers

Works,Hepburn

Erith, Kent

Engineer-

Tientsin. Agents at Canton, Hankow, ■ Barrow & Gale, London

Tsingtao, Chefoo, etc. Ransomes and Rapier, Ltd., Ips-

N. G. Beale, managing director wich, England

A. B. Raworth, a.m.i.e e., gen. mgr. Cochran & Co. (Annan), Ltd.,

S. Y. Chang,

Electrical A.M.I.E.E.,

Engineering Powerasst. mgr.and

Plant Annan, Scotland

Construction Dept.: British Ropes, Ltd., England

G. A. Cla\ ton Flexible

Chicago Steel Lacings, Ltd.,

G. E. Kovner Siemens & G. E. Rly. Signal Co.,

M. Kocherginsky Ltd., England

Y. C. Tai Davey Paxman Oil Engines

Electrical Contract and Installation

Dept.: General Engineering Co., Plumbing,

W.Y.G.S.Calder

Chu Heating and Sanitary Engineers &

Chinese Engineering and Sales Dept.: Contractors — 452, Kiangse Road

S. V.Y. A.Chang, M.sc., a.m.i.e.e. C. K. Chan, manager

Sih F. K. Kwong, engineer

Y. M. Supplies

Electrical Ling and Sales Dept.: A. S. Hsia, do.

J. Madeira P. Y. Chu, foreman

A. G. Pereira V. C. Lum, do.

V. T. andZee Shipping Dept.: B. Y. Chan, secretary

Accounts General Insurance Co., Ltd., of

T. T.W.H.Chandler,

Gwynne chief accountant Trieste and Venice—18, The Bund;

T. H. Gabb j L. S. Chang Teleph. 15195; Cable Ad: Chinogeral

S. C. Quin j H. S. Oweng J. A. Laing Peach, manager for China

P. C. Pong | F. W. Brandt General Investment Co.—45, Kiu-

Correspondence Dept.: kiang Road; Teleph. 17270

Miss

Mrs.M.R.Roza Gutierrez

Miss E. Costa General Motors (China), Ltd., Manu-

Miss factui’ers of Motor Cars and Trucks

Miss G.L. RuthM. Emamooden — 201, B. Cardinal Mercier, Apt. B.,

Miss M. Silva Grosvenor Gardens; Teleph. 74444;

G. E. C. Works: Cable Ad: Shanautoex

L. C. Smith, gen. mgr.

Hongkong: Paul R. Buergin, managing director

H.J.C.Hart-Da

Margrett, branch manager German Pharmacv,

E.M. C.Krivor

Norris

vis Road; Teleph. 30309 The—374. Yates

Tientsin Branch: German Chamber oe Commerce—(See

W. Eadie. branch manager Chambers of Commerce)

D. Horvath German Consulate—(See Consulates)

Tsingtao:

A. B. Hogg German Machine Co.—153, Canton Road;

Agencies: Teleph. 14589; Tel. Ad: Gemac

Affiliated with :

The General Electric Co., Ltd.,

England and All Subsidiary Germanft State Railways’ Travel

G. E. C. Works in London, Office (Reichsbahnzentrale fuer

Birmingham,

Coventry Manchester and den Deufschen Reiseverkehr)—97,

The Express & S. M. S. Lift Co., 14806; Jinkee Road, Room 508; Teleph.

Ltd., London Cable Ad: Namral; Codes: Ru-

Pirelli General Cable Works, Ltd., dolfS. Mosse

Southampton Lahrmann, representative

A228 SHANGHAI

m & m m ± ^ Mortor

“Al” UnionInsurance

Baggage InsuranceAssociation

Co., Ltd.

(xESTETNER DUPLICATORS—145-6 8, Hong Salvage Association, London

kong and Shanghai Bank Buildings;

Teleph. 14793; Cable Ad: Gestetners Gibson & Co., Ltd., H. L., General

P. H. Barton, sole concessionaire for

North China Import and Export Merchants—88, S

P. C. Walsh Museum Road; P.O. Box 1525: |

V. de Franck ' O; W. Lieu Cable Ad: Multiple

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.. D., Ges- H. L. Gibson, mng. director

tetner Duplicators and Supplies, D. F. R. McMullan, do.

Typewriting and Copying Office- J. Liesecke M. Lawlor

Ground Floor, Wayfoong House, ^ ££ Doo Mow

210, Szechuen Bead; Teleph. 14793: Gidumal (O. K.) & Watumull, Silk Ex- j

Cable Ad: Gestetners porters and General Commission Agents

F. W. Dunhill, manager —14, Museum Road (2nd floor);

S.B. P.Clark

Woo, representative Teleph. 13717; P.O. Box 1603; Cable

O. Y. Wong K. Z. Yueng Ad : Kamanico

Se % * Chi Pei

Bt § sg? m Gillespie Co., A. T., Manufacturers’

Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Manu- Representative—114, Peking Road; j

Teleph. 12387; Cable Ad : Atgill

facturers’

Telephs. 16853, Agents—66, Nanking

16852 and 16851;Road;

P.O. Gillespie’s, Ltd., Exporters and Im-

Box 504; Cable Ad: Getz

Rene A. May, president (San Francisco) porters and Wine and Spirit Mer-

A. P. Lazarus, vice-do. do. chants—133,

L.C. J.L. Kelly,

Goodman, do. do. do.

do. Teleph. 14528;YuenCableMing Yuen Road;

Ad: Equivocal

A. F.B.N.Henningsen,

Mollitz manager ^ & Pao Chong

J. Berenfs J. A. Jameson Gilson, E. H., Tea Merchant—100,

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 17378; Cable

F. W. Cody Miss Sudka

A. C. Row C. K. Kao, acct. Ad : Gilson

Zung Fee Tien Yuh

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—100, Glanzmann, Canton Road;

Fco., Merchants — 162,

Teleph. 16795; P. O.Head

Box j|

Jinkee Road; Telephs. 16940, 16947 1294; Cable Ad : Glanzmann.

& 19221; Cable Ad : Gibb Office: Trieste (Italy) _

M. T. Johnson, mng. dir.(H’kong) Dr. A. Glanzmann, signs p.p. (Trieste) j

L. J. Davies, do. (Shanghai) H. E. Lichtenstadt, do. (Trieste) [

B. H. M. Broomhall C. O.H. Singer

Ellig, manager

J. G. Haigh

J. R. Hooley m m Ya Le

R. A. Joscelyne Glathe &. Witt (Established 1856), i

J. L. Kay Importers, Exporters & Engineers.

C. E. Lintilhac Import: Army Supplies, Wire, Rice, j

H. M. Snow

Mrs. F. Crowther Paper, etc. Expert: Musk, Pongees,

Miss E. Burgoyne Rhubarb, Skins, etc.—410, Szechuen !1

L.T. B.A. Ozorio

M. Ozorio Road, 4th Floor, Rooms 3 5-9; Tele- I

J. R. Siqueira phones 15638 (Private Exchange to 1

E.T. B.M. Zee,

Ozorio All Departments); P. O. Box 968; '

compradore Cable Ad: Safeguard; Codes: All f

Agencies: . Standard Codes and Private Codes

A. Glathe, proprietor & manager

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd. T. Klobertanz, signs per pro. i |

Burns, Philp Line H. Glathe, do.

China Fire Insurance Co.. Ltd C. G. Dai

Lloyd’s, London N. Heyking, secretary

SHANGHAI A229

Agencies: Directors—C. M. Bain (chair-

Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik Oerlikon, man), F. W. Poate and F. B.

Oerlikon, Switzerland Gange, m.r.i.p.h., a.m.i.h. and

Hrevetti-Scotti

zer a 1( A. G., Oerlikon, v.e., F.i.s.E., secretary and gen.

; Swit l i i manager

Schweizerische Industriegessell- K.A.M.I.H.

R. Plowright, a.m,i.mech.e.,

schaft Neuhaasen, Switzerland & V.E., A.M.I.S.E.

Rheinisch - Westfaelische Spreng- A. V. Spoov

stoff-industrie A. G., Nuernberg, M. Y. Pavloff j Y. P. Yu

Germany Mrs. Fisher | S. L. Hsu

Gebr. Crede & Co., Niederzwehren Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha, Japanese

b/Kassel, Germany

F. Cochu A. G., Berlin, Germany Goods Importers (Cotton Yarn, Piece

“Unitex” Tecbnische G.m.b.H., Goods Teleph.&14323;

Cotton)—223,

P.O. BoxSzechuen

478; CableRoad;

Ad:

Berlin, Germany

Sartoriuswerke A.G., Goettingen, Gosno

Germany

Spindler & Hover G.m.b.H., Goet- ^ MWm., &

tingen, Germany Gossage & Sons (China) Ltd.,

Soap manufacturers — Registered

£ ^Dr. John,

Goddard, Kau teh e sungCen- Office:

m Optician—109, 18, The Bund; Factory:

2310, Yangtzepoo Road; Teleph.

tral Arcade; Teleph. 11928 17327;

Roger H. Box

P.O. 597; Cable

Heyworth, Ad: Lever

chairman

Golden Dragon Rug Co., Manufacturer P. H. Cobb, director

and Exporters of Peking & Tien- Wm. Harper, do.

tsin Carpets and Rugs—417, Bub- W. G. Braidwood, secretary ,

bling Well Road; Teleph. 34943; Grand Studio Portrait Photographers

Cable Ad: Dragrugco; Code: Bentley’s. —242, Bubbling Well Road ; Teleph.

Golding, F. W., Cargo and Cotton 35825 W. W. King, manager

Controller and Official Controller to

the Indian

tion CottonCanton

of China—20, Importers’

Road;Associa-

Teleph. Gradow, A. m.d., Specialist in Venereal,

17849; P.O. Box 386; Cable Ad • Room, Urinal and Skin Diseases—24, The Bund,

Controler 50: Teleph. 11669; Residence

Teleph. 35257

m n x~m m m ®

GondA; C. H., b. a„ Architect—142, Museum

Road; Teleph. 107,32; Cable Ad: Gon- fiFat¥dah ftchi tso*hong&

damow Grand Garage Francais, Renault &

£ Jfl H # {51 Michelin Tyre Agency—Repair Shop:

Gqo Ha yee ziang fae kung tsze 424, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 84-104

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Grand Studio, Art Portraits, Oil

Manufacturers

;:> ber and Distributors ofTeleph.

Rub- Painting Pictures and Miniatures—

11544;Produce—51,

Cable Ad: Canton Road;Factories

Goodyear. 242, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

; inAustralia,

UnitedArgentine

States, Canada,

and JavaEngland, 36814 W. W. King, manager

l P. A. Bryan, special representative K. Shelley, artist

.) J. E. Shultz, office manager R. Joseph, do.

$1 fi 18 Koo Fah Lee Gray & Co., Ltd., C. N., Tailors and

Gordon & Co., Dtd., Heating, Venti- Outfitters—161, Nanking Road: Teleph.

' lating, Air Conditioning and Sani- 17870; Cable Ad: Lewyarg

|j tary

Yuen Engineers—185. Yuen Cable

Road; Teleph. 16077-8; Ming Gray, John, Consulting Engineer and

Ad: Hardware. Branches at Nan- Surveyor—410, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

16107; Cable Ad: Yarg

\ king, Tsingtao, Tsinanfu and Can J. Gray, m.lmue., m.i.mech.b., and

5 ton

A230 SHANGHAI

Agent: S. R. Larsen

Gleniffes Diesel Engines, Gleniffes

Engines, Ltd., Arraiesland, Glasgow, F. P. Tomlin

W. 3, Scotland Wong Ning Ouen, compradore

Engineerin g and Supplies Dept.

Gray Trading Co., Operating “Grays B. E. Jorgensen, b.so., o.e., m.d.i.

Yellow Lantern Shops” — 57-61, Peking c.e., engineer-in-chief

Road; Teleph. 10275; P. O. Box 789; H. W. R. Johansen

Cable Ad: Olacem J. A. S. Jensen

H. C. Trolle

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Sas- S. Hansen

soon Arcade; Teleph. 16573; Cable Ad: N. P. Petersen

Olacem N. P. V. Carlsen

Workshop

Great China Co., Ltd., The, Universal H. Sparrevohn, supt.

Providers, Importers and Exporters— Telegraph Station

110, Ave. Edward VII; Teleph. 19590; C. S. Andersen, supt.

P.O. Box 1739; Cable Ad: Tachungwa J. H. Smart

Great China A. Pedersen

Foochow Road;Dispensary, Ltd. —94029,

Telephs. 94020, 313, P. H. L. Christensen

H. Bagger

96759 and 92727

P. T. Chow, gen. manager A. Plesner I P. Rested

J. D Hsia manager A.

S. J.J. Sorensen

Pedersen | J.B. M.Larsen Xavier

K.Y. Z.Y. Chong,

Loh, sub-manager

do. Woosung

P. S. Gibbons, foreman

Great Eastern Dispensary, Ltd.—851, C.A.S.Damsgaard, ‘‘Pacific”

commander

Peking Road; Telephs. 92331-3 A. P. Kreutzer, chief officer

A. J. F. Ingwersen, 2nd officer

S S * J. B. Tikhomirof, 3rd officer

Da-poh-dien -pao-kung-sze S. G. Topshoj, chief engineer

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. AK. .H. Ste 'ensen,3rd2ndengineer

V. PeWsen, engineer

—34, Avenue Edward Y1I; Teleph. E. K. Jeppesen, 4th engineer

11117; Cable Ad : Nordiske

H. S. Poulson, gen. mgr. in the C.E.S. Nielsen, ‘‘Store Nordiske”

commander

Far East O. V. Jensen, chief officer

Secretariat T. M. T. Pedersen, 2nd officer

I. Behrens, secretary L. L. R. Hansen, 3rd officer

H. Brockenhuus Schack, b.sc.,c.e.. E.R. E.V. Pedersen,

Pedersen, ch4t i < ifficer

traffic supt. engineer

O. F. Olesen R. M. Jensen, 2nd engineer

V. Levald W. Elmgreen, 3rd engineer

Mrs. E. Schou K.. Jensen, 4th engineer

Miss B. Willemoes

Miss I. M. G. Fraenkel & It ® $ *

Cheng Sze Yien, interpreter Great Shanghai Realty Co., The,!

Canvassing Dept. Real Estate, Land, Architect, Law

H. P. Krogh, chief and Commission Agents—24, Thei

L Vindcrslev-Jensen Bund; Teleph. 14289; Cable Ad :|

E. A. Larsen, traffic agent Transocean

C. T. Hansen

H. Ura Greenhouse, Mme., Millinery and

Sang Lien Sung Dressmaking—790, Bubbling Weill

Accounting and Traffic Accounting Road; Teleph. 31459; Cable Ad: GreenJ

Dept.

E. S Thellefsen, accountant and car

traffic accountant Green Room Caee and Restaurant- 1

A. T. S. Jensen 327, ^zechuen Road, Arcade Entrance::

R. Hansen 81 ; Teleph. 12323

SHANGHAI A23J

Gregoirk, Albert, Importer 151 Habibullah & Co., H. M., Tea and Silk

Route1225;

Box de Grouchy;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Vegaman72079; P.O. Exporters

Jinkee Road; andTeleph.

Fur Skin19313;

Dealers—119,

P.O. Box

810;M.Cable

Ramzan, Ad: manager

Habibullah

m m m a ^iang chi ya fong Penang Lee, compradore

Grenard

Chemists and Dealers in Photographic

Materials — 619-621, Avenue Joffre; HadjiryjQlTobacco Co.,Hoow Ying

Tobacconists and

Teleph. 80964 Coffee Merchants—416, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 16133

Griffith (1932)* Ltd., T. E. (Incor- Haeusing, W., General Agent—133, Yuen

porated in Hong Kong)—P.O. Box Ming Yuen Road ; Teleph. 16181 Cable

759; Cable Ad: Griffith. Head Ad: Jobicum

Office: Canton

Directors — M A. Annett (Canton),

P. F. X. Baldesberger (Canton) land Hall18& Hall,

IS I Architects,

% ft -Km Yuen and

Engineers

M. M. Annett (Canton) Surveyors—61,

10864; Cable Ad: Hall & Hall Teleph.

Museum Road;

W Wi Ho Fwn

9 Ho

Ho WingWing Hung,

Kin, b.sc., architect & engr.

manager

Grilk, G. J., Commission Agent c/o Java- Miss J. Baptista, secretary

. China-JapanLijn, N. Y.—133, Szechuen Y. Sung

Road; Teleph. 16247; Cable Ad. Grilk Y.C.Kwok | ( C. T. Ho

%®

Gringut, Dr. B. P., Dental Surgeon Fu Lee Ying Gwo Yu Eh Kung Sze

—Denis Apts., 778, Bubbling Well Hall & Holtz Ltd., Ladies’ Drapers,

Road ; Teleph. 34304 Gentlemen’s Outfitters, Upholsterers,

Sports Outfitters, etc.—190, Bubbling

Grosvenor Trust, Ltd.—Glen Line 312; Well CableRoad; Ad Teleph. 30114; Branch

: Fuhlee. P.O. Boxat

Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph. Tientsin

15539; Cable Ad: Explanate J. H. R. Faulkner, secty. and gen. mgr.

Gubbay, S. M. S., Member of Stock Ex- A.MissE. D.Simmons,

Walton, accountant

stenographer

change—16,Central Road; Teleph. 18021 W. H. Abel

Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd., E. Noakes i B. Lang

J. Forrest Miss F. Reznink

Steel Products and Screw Thread K. Ohta |1 Miss Blow

Material —120, Jinkee Road, 1st Mrs. E. Poliak Miss Oliveira

Floor; P. O. Box 1272; Cable Ad: J. Inada Miss Morgado

Nettlefold; Codes : Bentley’s, Bent-

ley’s Second Acme and Marconi mm wn Jih yung tsz ming

H. Hobden (Representative for China Hallock’s Chinese Almanac —Office:

and Japan)

T. H. Hutchinson 214-219, Missions’ Building, 169, Cable

Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; P.O. Box 234;

Ad:Rev.Haloheme

H. G. C. Hallock, ph.d., edtr. &

Gutbezahl Trading Co., Alexander— propr.

39, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 85264

■pd S’ ]K

iGutbezahl, M. L., Furs and Skins— Hamburg-Amerika Hang pau kung sze

i 7a, The Bund; Teleph. 18852; P. O. Box Road; Teleph. 18709;Linie - 20, Canton

Gable Ad: Hapag

L 1380; Cable Ad: Gutfur

Han me ten

£ If ± 5|H] £ W ^& ^ ^ James, General

pUTTERRES, Dr. Daniel M. P.—Health Hamilton, Co.,Ltd.,

Merchants, Agents, Importers and Ex-

Department:

|i Office French Municipal Council; porters, Manufacturers’ Representatives

Bayle; &Telephs.

Residence:

82055 630,

and Rue

8 4418Amiral for Pharmaceutical, Medical, Surgical

& Scientific Products, Drugs, Chemicals,

A232 SHANGHAI

Hospital, and Laboratory Supplies, J. E. Badeley, barrister at-law

Cosmetics, Sundries. Tinplate, Metal John A. Y.McNeill,

Ting, do.

do.

and Sanitary Equipment—160, Avenue

Edward

563; CableVlt;Ad:Teleph. Hamra12033; P. O. Box F.H. G.Y. Livingstone,

Loo, do.

solicitor

Siaotsun K. Chen, mgr. & director P. W. William, barrister-at-law

H. V. Hawley, technical adviser C.C. Y.L. Cheng,

Tong, interpreter

clerk

T. King, secretary Z.

W. C. Tang,

K. P. Hsu, chief clerkchief accountan; T. K. Tsu, Chinese

Z. Zee, writer

steno. typist

S.T. T.S. CFang, treasurer H. S. Tsu, do.

H. T. Chen,

i, outport representative

do. LandZ.and P. Kung, do.

Estate Agency

J. F. Yen, local representative A.R.E.F.Fenton Griffith

V. C. Woo, typist T.D. S.L. R.LohMacIntyre

S. T. Wong, chemist

J.S. C.S. Ting,

Tong, clerk

typist

Han yeh pimm no mei tieh chang S.Sung

Y. Kung, do.

kwan yu han hung sze K. C. Koo _ compradore

Koh Chen,

Han-Ykh-Ping Iron and Coal Co., Ltd., Hargen & Co., C., Importers, Exporters

Manufacturers of Pig Iron and Steel and Coal Agents—115, Yuen Ming

Constructional Shapes — 33, Szechuen Yuen Road; Teleph. 17086; P.O.

Road1003;

Box (8thCable

Floor);Ad:Teleph. Hansteel12731; P.O. Box 375; Cable Ad: Hargenode

Fu Siao-en, vice-chairman

E. Y. Edward Sheng, director and Harris, H. E. (British), Export Merchant

—261, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 19202;

general manager Cable Ad : Harisladen

Directors^—S. Y. Sheng, C. T. Huang, H. E. Harris, manager

Shah

James Kaifu,Li Henry Sheng and R. C. J. Harris | F. S. Liu

K. C. Liang, compradore

H. C. Chao, asst, manager M. H. Chow

Y. Z. Yang, chief, Chinese Secre- Harrisons, Kino & Irwin, Ltd.—549,

tarial Division

K. J. Soong, chief, Foreign Se- Szechuen 311;B. Cable

Rd.; Teleph. 155 i0; P.O. Box

Ad; Crosfield

cretarial Division W. Gale, director

S.M. C.S.Fei,Fei,chiefasst.acct.Chinese acct. & S. W. Harris, do.

cashier N. F. Meyers, do.

Shen Hou-Sun, wharf manager W. J. Shanahan 1 V. R. Zimmerman

(Pootung) C. C. King I V. Krasr

tt ^ * Shvi shou fan tien Hartzenbusch Motors — 730, Avenue

Foch; Telephs. 30101-3; P.O. Box 1814;

Hanbury Institute and Sailors’ Home Cable Ad: Repairing; Code: Bentley’s

—94, Broadway; Teleph. 41140 Complete Phrase

J. H. Hartzenbusch, mgr.

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., or New ^ Wai Lee

York—17, The Bund; Teleph. 11144;

P.O. Box 1195; Cable Ad: Un- Harvie, Cooke & Co., Ltd. Merchants

deriters and Commission Agents—659, Szechuen

American Asiatic Underwriters, Road; AllTeleph. 18634 (PrivateCable

Exchange

Fed Inc. U.S.A., managers for the toMonogram Departments); Ad:

Orient R. D. Bell, mng. director

ff, ^ Kau Yih

Hansons—39, Peking Road;Teleph. 18605; R.E. G.R. Buckitt,

MacDonald, director

do.

J.W.Piry A. Young I Miss K. G.G.Barnes

Nevler

P.O.G. Box 494; Cable

H. Wright, solicitor Ad: Professo N. Hasanove | Mrs. A. Rivero

SHANGHAI A233

US ^ H * n & m w m ^ m

Da mei chai chong ju He sm yu hsien kung sze

Haskins & Sklls, Certified Public Ac- Heath (1927), Ltd., General Import and

countants—320, Szechuen Eoad; Te- Export Merchants: Exporters of Tea

Silk, etc. Importers of Metals,

leph. 16900; Cable Ad: Hasksells.

Head Office: 15 Broad Street, New Steam Fittings, Values, Gauges,

etc. 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

Xork

V. Thompson, c.p.a., Orient p’ner 18252; Cable Ad : Heather; Codes :

M. W. Cardwell, c.p.a. A.B.C.

Tea, Acme,6th edn.,

etc. Bentley’s, Private

J. R. Quinn, c.p.a. P. Heath, managing director

W. E. Tyler F. M. Heath, director

P. Semion

E. G. Jordan

M. Lamzon, o.p.a. & m m

E. Glatzel Hedaya Importing Co., Lace and

S. N. Erakoff Embroideries—25, Rue Chu Pao San;

A. E. von Winckler Teleph. 83461 ; P.O. Box 880; Cable

Mrs. L. Green, secretary Ad : Hedimoom

Miss M. Dunn I. A. Hedaya

Miss A. Kadish

Hattori Trading Co., Ltd., Import and Hekkino & Clouth, General Insurance

Export—22, Siking Road; Teleph. —169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

14442; Cable Ad: Protection

12086; P.O. Box 487; Cable Ad: L. A. Hekking, partner

Hattori W. R. Clouth, do.

L. Mil berg

Havas (AgenctA—9, Avenue Edward

VII; Teleph. 84066; Cable Ad: Havas zl'h m m %

Hai ell fen sze ting e seng

fIj fi£ Haw Lee Helfenstein, Dr. S., Specialist in Urin-

ary, Skin,

Hawley, H. V., f.c.s., m.p.s., Analytical —Office: 153, Female and Internal Diseases

an 1 Consultino:Chemist-—Sassoon House 1.092 Nanking Road; Teleph.

(3rd Floor), 1, Nanking Road; Teleph.

16688, Cable Ad: Retortax Heng Dah Chong & Co., Contractors and

Mill

41294Suppliers—184, Broadway; Teleph.

Kay Sz

Hayes, J. A. (Member Exchange Brokers

Association—267,

1178; Residence: Kiangse

116, Rte.Rd;Grouchy;

Teleph. m m Hai Ning

Teleph. 74340 Henningsen Produce Co. (Fed. Inc.,

U.S.A.), Exporters of Egg Pro-

ducts ; Importers of Dairy Products;

tlf fl? ^ Ha Zo Te Manufacturers of Ice Cream and

Hazzard, Elliott, Architect—33, Sze- zelwood Confectionery; Distributors for Ha-

chuen Road; Teleph 10117; Cable Ad: Products—250, West Sawgin

, Footrule Road; Teleph. 52230; P.O. Box

498; Cable Ad: Henndam

U. S. Harkson, managing director

0f ^ m a?1 s 4 8f 3 m « Egg Dept.—

A. P. Henningsen

Health Service Intelligence Bureau- R. A. Henningsen

j: feeling.

Health Office, House Cleaning,

Fumigating, PolishingDisin-

and SalesS. andC. Wang

)I; 207);

Painting—47, Ningpo Road (Room No. Manufacturing Dept.—

Teleph. 18510; P.O. Box 590; Kent Lutey

| Cable Ad : Health Branches: Hong- M.

kong, Manila and Tientsin

Khoo Nun Teh, acting manager L. V. Larsen I| S.T. S.Y. Ling

Rush Chang

H. Shaw I D. P. Shmygin

19

A234 SHANGHAI

Accounting Dept, and General

Office— SoleWm.agent Hilsberg,

for •. proprietor

J. P. Baston “ Elektrozeit

and protective ” Electric Clock Systems

installations

E.M. 0.K. Rozario

Ghuy j| A. M. Quincey

P. M. Jesus

L. E. Nazario |I A.Mrs.E. G.Greiner

Gomes Hinds and Barr, Turf and Oommis

sion Agents—100, Central Arcade;

Engineer--Robt. Thomson Teleph. 19222; Cable Ad: Hinds-

barr

T3 & $ ft* Hinkel, Wt. Carl, Hardware Import

M ou chen hung sze

Henry Trading Co., W., Import and er—128, Museum Road; Teleph. 19044;

Export Merchants — 280, Peking Cable Ad : Hinkelson

Road; Teleph. 19333; P.O. Box 1890; & hi 1 Yah zung hung sze

Cable Ad,: Prosper HipDecorative

Seng Co.,ArtThe, Manufacturers

H. H. Henry Wang, manager

Harrison Hwang Linen, Embroideries,of

Edward Chow | M. H. Tung Silk Lingerie,-Real Lace, etc., Wholesales

Y. S. Zung . I Y. F. Sho and

16704;Retail—143,Nanking

Cable Ad: Hipseng Road; Teleph.

Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves—118-120, T. general

H. Peter Chao, proprietor and

manager

12, The Bund; Telephs. 1577 - 15773 ; T. WT. Chen, sub-mgr.

Cable Ads: Admiral andHerlofsbn Paul P. Chang, assist, mgr.

General Agents: H. Y. Tsang, clerk

Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. K. M. Li, clerk

Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co. Ltd.

Bunkering Agents : H Yung Chang

Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd. Hirsbrunnek & Co., Watchmakers

Hertzka, A. R., Manufacturers’ Repre- Road; Jewellers & Importers—659, Szechuten

sentative—410,

18526;.P.O. Box Szechuen

174; CableRoad; Teleph. HirsbrunerTeleph. 15138; Cable Ad:

Ad: Hertzka

&mmmmm Hochang a Co., Exporters and Importers

Fa kouo sio pi ec sung —47, Ningpo Road ; Teleph. 16057 ;

Hibert, Dr. E. P. H., General Practitioner Cable MolinAd:Ho,Hochang

partner

—170, Kiangse, Road, 411, Hamilton Yuhan T. Chang, partner

House; Teleph. 10639; Residence:

Route Ghisi Pass 195, House 3; Hodges, H. M., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Teleph. 74235; Cable Ad: Hibert sentative— Hongkong and Shanghai

Bank Building ; P.O. Box 1.371 ; Cable

n & m & m m Ad:A. Traveller

Hill Insurance Agency, K. B., Life and

Casualty Insurance—51, Canton Road. A. S.E. Hill,

Deerproprietor oi F,

Room 615; Teleph. 12251 Miss D. Rooke

Karl B. Hill M. H. Yih

W. Lange | H. Young

Hillaly & David, Share and Stock HuEhnre, Frithjof, *f # !£ il Hoen Kee

Brokers—113, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. Import and Ex-

14073; Cable Ad: Coalliance port—Wayfoong House, 220, Szechuen;

A. Hillaly Road; Teleph. 18765; P.O. Box 866; Cable

S. David Ad:Frithjof

Hoehnke

Hoehnke

Shih pao yang hong P.R. Symons

Olaussen, sighs per pro.

Hilsberg, Wm., Importer of High Grade M. Victal

WatchesRoad,

kiang and Electric Clobks—103,

Apartment Kiu-

601 ; Teleph.

18938; P.O. Box 1313; Cable Ad: Whils- Hoggard and Sigler, Carpets ana

Rugs — Sassoon House; Teleph. 17374;

berg Cable Ad: Hosig

SHANGHAI A235

g£ ^ Pao Kee f Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank—(Nee

Hoki Yokg, Importers and Exporters — | Banks)

7, Lane 24n. Haining Road; Teleph. Hong Kong & Shanghai Hotel—(Nee

40733; P. G. Box 547; Cable Ad: Hotels)

Hokiyoko

S, Nishimura, proprietor HopRiggers—281,

Chong & Broadway;

Co., Sail Teleph.

Makers 41326

and

ft Hou Txz

Holland China Trading Co. (Shanghai),

Ltd.—320, Kiangse Rd.; Telephs. Private Hope wav Han Ta Li

Exchange to all Departments (3 Lines) ClocksBrothers & Co.,Goods—262,

and Optical Ltd., Watches,

Nan-

18182, 18183 and 18184; Cable Ad: king Road; Teleph. 11802; Cable Ad:

Holchihand Hopebros

A. J. Lapaine, signs per pro.

P. Harding-Klimanek, signs p. p.

P. M. J. de Klerk ^ ^aw^

J. H. Willebrant Ying shang hop k"t kang ping kunosze

C. J. Machado | Hope Crittall (China) Ltd., Manufac-

J. de la Cruz

Miss H. Machado | turers

FactoryofSashes,

Steel Steel

and and

Bronze Windows,

Bronze Doors

—594, Thorburn Road; Teleph. 52220;

Holland East Asia Line—133, Sze- | Cable Ad: Jardeng

chuen Road; Teleph. 16247 (4 Lines); ! Horn, J.G.S., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Cable Ad : Hoaline I sentatives—12, The Bund; Teleph

£ H tfi Hao pei yi sen 18410; Cable Ad: Vitrax

Holper, Dr. R., m.d., Specialist

Urinary, Skin and Internal Diseases— Bar—120,in Horse & Hound Tavern, Restaurant

Office: 59, Peking Road; Teleph. 10734 10681 Jinkee Road; Teleph.

fil Si ft i§ ® H Boltons & C proprietors

Lam yen chung lun ch’uen mar dau HOSPITALS

Holt’s Wharf—Teleph. Pootung 76,

77, 78, 79 (4 Nos.) (Private Exchange

to All Departments and Residence at Blue Cross Dog Hospital—170, Edin-

burgh Road; Teleph. 21193; Cable

All Hours) Ad : Bluecross

Home Insurance Co. of New York- Concord Women’s Hospital—36. Rue

51, Canton Road ; Teleph. 17222 ; Cable Moliere; Teleph. 73868

Ad : Afiachina

F. E. Vincent, manager

W. G.Adams

Geo Turbyhll, asst. do. ^ m £

L. Passik Country Hospital—17, Great Western

Percy Lee Road; Teleph. 21977; Cable Ad :

A.V. J.Muldoon (Tientsin) Hospico

Dobroliuhoff (Hankow) Board of Governors

(chairman), E. Hayim, — S. Dr.Fesspden

E. L.

Hongay Sales, Ltd., Sole Agents for Marsh, Dr. T. R. B. Branch, Dr. E.

Societe Francaise des Charbonnages Birt, G. Wuilleumier, M.

A. Bassett and G..E. Mitchell Rhimadzu,

du Tonkin at Hongay (French Indo- Administrative-

China)—668, Szechuen Road

Floor) ; Teleph. 13042 ; P.O. Box 764 ; (8th Dr. J. E. Bowen, res. supt. and

Cable Ad : Dupuy radiologist

P. Dupuy, director Miss D. A.Early,

Miss M. Budge,

asst,matron

matron

J. Du Rivau, asst, manager Miss A. F. Gordon, night super-

Mrs. B. Rosenberg, secretary visor

Miss F. Dupuy J. Cornfield, treasurer

A. J. Novitsky, engineer Admission Office—

P. A. Shuisky, chief store keeper Miss F. Mathews | Mrs. G. B. Bisset

*19

A 236 SHANGHAI

Foo Ming Hospital—142, North Sze- HOTELS

chuen Road Extension; Teleph. Astor House Hotel (The Hong-

46313-7 kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.,

Great Western Road Nursing Home- Proprietors)

Teleph. 42255;—Cable

17, Whangpoo

Ad: Astor Road;

Ha, Great Western Road; Teleph. 21219; G.Secretary

Herzel, Manager and Co’s Local

. Cable Ad : Wongman

Hospital Ste. Marie—197, Rte. Pere J. Rumarchuk, Engineer

Robert; Teleph. 70044 Burlington Hotel - 1225, Bubbling

SEU t: Zung tse e kwan Well Burlington

Ads: Road; Teleph. 34200; Cable

and 3318

Lester Chinese Hospital—145. Shan J. Bourke, manager

tung Road; Telephs. 60865 and 60866

Maison Central—149, Rue Dubail; Cathay Cathotel

Hotels, Ltd.—Cable Ad : j

Teleph. 81570; Cable Ad: Visitatrice Operating:

Cathay Hotel

Margaret Williamson

men’s Christian MedicalHospital

College (Wo-

and Metropole Hotel

Union School of Nursing)—West Gate; Cathay Mansions

Teleph. 82060; Cable Ad: Womedicoll Broadway Mansions Hotel

s.yHongkong k. LShanghai

~~l Hotels, Ltd., j

Munjcipal , Isolation Hospital — 41, The (Incorporated in Hongkong)— I

Hange Road ; Teleph. 42364 Palace

Nanking HotelRoad

Building,

; 1st Floor,19897

Telephs. 23, j

Miss L. Warren, se.riior matron (Manager)

General &18030Cable

Office); (Accounts

Ad: Dept, k jj

Central

Noll’s

loffre; Private Hospital—1729, Aye. I Board

Teleph. 70604 J. H.ofTaggart,

Directors— O.B.E., managing

Paulun Hospitau—415, Burkill Road: ! director

Teleph. 34374 J.

Sir Scott Harston

Robt. Ho Tung, kt.

E. Kadoorie

VE B & m it * Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, kt.

Radium Institute

du Radium) (Institut

— 1729, Avenue Sino-Belge

Joffre : ! ThomsonRayffiond

£. M. k Co., rang, agents.

Telephs. 74433-4; Cable Ad: Radium (Shanghai)

Dr. W. S. Sung, admin, supt. G. Herzel, leeal secretary

Dr. H. C. Vassiliadis, medical dir. Staff-

Miss I. Lubeck, acct. dept.

% w m % Rung che e yuen Miss C.M. Rozario

Miss Gutterres

Shanghai General Hospital—190, North Operating:

Soochow Road; Teleph. 40100 Peninsula Hotel, Hongkong |

Hongkong Hotel, Hongkong

Shanghai Sanitarium and Hospital- RepulseHouse

Astor Bay Hotel,

Hotel, Shanghai

Hongkong

150, Rubicon Road; P.O. Box 1281. City Palace Hotel, Shanghai

Branch: 171, Range Road; Teleph.

Temporary Hospital and Clinic: 526, 43356. Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Pei- I

Bubbling Well Road; Telephs. 34327-8 ping t.aTa . -

if fc M Kwang zung e yuen Way Chung

'St. Elizabeth’s Hospital—Lane 361, No. Pala.ce Hotels, Hotel

Ltd., (Hongkong & Shanghai

Proprietors)—19, The jI

2-4-11. Avenue Road; Teleph. 30921. Bund, and 23, Nanking Road: Teleph. I

Branch

22, 30, 32,Hospital:

Yu YuenLane

Road;838,Teleph.

Houses20690

20, 18030; Cable manager

Ad: Palace

G. Herzel,

J., Rumarchuk, engineer

Doong zung e yuen

St. Luke’s Hospital—219, Steward Road, Park Hotel - Corner Bubbling Well I

and Park Roads; Teleph. 91010; Cable

Teleph. 17213 Ad: Parkhotel

SHANGHAI A237

Theproprietors

International Hotels, Ltd., 3= » Jf 4 »

T. M. Lamb, manager //mA tah suny nga c sung

Hudson, Dr. F. B., d.d.s., Dental Surgeon

Savoy Hotel,—210, Broadway —Sassoon

Teleph. 11917House, 1, Nanking Road;

^ ^ m

How SangLaces,

Linens, Co., Embroideries

Manufacturers Art Hume

and ofHand-

Pipe (Far East), Ltd. (Incorporat-

ed in Australia), Manufacturers of

kerchiefs (Wholesale and Retail)—33, Hume Patent Concrete Pipes and Hume

Rue Montauban, Patent Steel Pipes and Tubes for Water,

Teleph.,8?>217; CableFrench Concession; Gas, Sewage,

Ad: Howsang Uses—Cable

Drainage and Culvert

Ad: Triplerais

Agents: Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—Way-

ss &aCo., »Building ? li foong House, 220, Szechuen Road

Hsin Heng Contractors G. Robertson, b.c.e., branch mgr.

and Estates Agents—Head Office : 180,

Avenue

and 15669; Edward

CableVII;Ad : Telephs. 15660 Hundson & Co., Engineering Consul

0444. Branch

Offices: 18, Ice House Street, Hongkong; tants—210, Kiukiang Road

Cable Ad: 0442 Hung Chong Bros. Fur Co.—460.

- Johan

K.K. N. K. Zee,

Godfrey managing partner Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17432

P. Jin, asst, Yeh, sab do.

manager Hung Chong & Co., Gold and Silver

F. C. Wong, do. Smiths,

Hsu Yung Tsu & Co., Chinese Char Lacquer DealersWare &in Ivory

Procelains Carvings,

— 238,

tered Accountants—123, Ave, Ed Nanking Road; Teleph. 17778

ward VII; Teleph. 82066

Hunt kRoad Co.,(Room

Wm. —225);133,Teleph.

Yuen 13555;

Ming

Hubertus Properties, Fed. Inc., Yuen

U.S.A.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen.Rd.; P. O. Box 1849; Cable Ad: Hunt

Teleph. 19277; P.O. Box 534; Cable

Ad : Lashudec. Operating Hubertus Hunter, Dr. Ivor E. G., Dental Sur-

Court, 103, Great Western Road ; geon—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Teleph. 22657

B. Hubertus, Building

Rent Agents : resident engineer Hunter k Lovatt, Exchange

A.Teleph.

Ehlers

c Co., 264, Kiangse Road; Brokers—45, Kuikiang Road; and Bill

Teleph,.

13952; Cable Ad: Bullbear

Hudec, L. E.,Mingb.a.,Yuen

Architect—8th J.W.E.H.L.Lovatt

Hunter

209, Yuen

534; Cable Ad: Lashudec Road: P. O.Floor,

Box

L. E. Hudec, b.a. Hus\ Nursing Home—11a, Great Wes-

B. L. Matrai tern Road; Teleph. 21219

A. G. Marieff, draughtsman Hwa Chi, Consulting Civil Engineer—

Mrs. H. O. Wegener, secretary

K. L. Egikoffi snr. supervisor 368. Kiangse Road; Teleph 13753

H to ® Chong Hwa Wei Trading Co., Ltd., Radio

Hudford Motors, MotorCars, Accessories tion Equipment and Distribution of Mo-

and Pictures—119, Jinkee Road;

MercierRepairs 100, Rue Cardinal Teleph. 17380; Cable Ad: Hwaweioo

Hudnut, Richard, Perfumer—668,

chuen Road; Telephs. 15185-6; P.O. Box Hwai Sze- Valley Conservancy Board—

1830; Cable Ad : Hudnut. New York 97,W.Jinkee Road;f.r.g.s.,

E. Router, Teleph.gen.15845secty.

Office : 113, West Eighteen Street

F. C. Cleary, manager TjC — Ich Iki

J. S. Clark, asst. do. Ichiki k Co., T.,etc.—375,

MusicalWoosung

Instruments,

Miss Carnavaro, secretary

Miss Shoolepova, accountant Gramophones, Road;

T. D. Toong, Chinese manager Teleph. 42631

A238 SHANGHAI

Ideal Co., Ltd.—723, Chung Hwa Road; Secretarial Department:

P.O. Box 888; Cable Ad: Idealow F. E. Lintilhac

Miss M. Peckham

I-Feng Miss S. B. Peach

Avenue Enamelling Edward VII;Co.,Telephs.

Ltd.—15896

224, Miss C. M. Wilson

Correspondence & Cables:

andJ. F.12727;

Tung,Cable Ad:manager

general 7597 W. Katz

H. Y. Tung, manager Miss J. Remedies

P. I.Tung, sales manager Miss S. Brabner

General Sales:

« a * Laou hung mow H. J.manager

Collar, b.a., Shanghai Sales

Ilbert & Co. (1931), Ltd., Merchants— R. J. Sheppard

Union Building, 17, Canton Rd.; Teleph. L. Warren

18669;

K. GP.O. Box 569; a.c.a.,

Stephenson, Cablemng.

Ad: Ilberts

dir. D. J. C. Stewart

L.Li S.I. Shen

Chen L. G. Shellain

Z. Z. Zee C. C. Young

A. N. Smirnoff

II. C. Collaco

Ilford, Limited, Manufacturers of Photo- E. A. CooEe

graphic Plates, Papers and Films; X-Hay A. L. Madeira

and Cinematograph Supplies

Montauban; Teleph. 80044; Cable Ad: —7-9, Ruo Miss L. Dalder

Seloford Miss M. A. Figueiredo

I. J. V Scott, gen. mgr. for Far Miss.S. Falkine

East (Hongkong) Mrs. K. M. Getz

A.I. S.P. Sunshine,

Downie, asst, manager Mrs. H. Seaglove

assistant Development Department:

George Yeh B. R. Goodfallow

G. E. Matthews, b.sc.

Illingworth, L. E., Manufacturers’ Fertiliser Department :

Representative, Linen, Wool and V. R, Butts

D. W. Gourlay

Cotton Piece Goods and Wool and S. A. Collaco

Cotton Yarns—210, Kiukiang Road;

Teleph. 18304; P.O. Box 1375; Cable DyesMiss I. Ginter

Department:

Ad : Holdslooms W. B. Hughes

L. C. Illingworth j A. R. Richards C. Laycock

Jt R. J. P. Parsons

® l 1 ft b i® T. D. Adams

Ying Shang Pu Nei Men Yang Chien O. Suchanek

Yu Hsien Rung Sze F. X. Diniz

Imperial Mrs. G. A. Clark

(China), Chemical Industries

Lid. (Incorporated under CashMiss A. Starling

Department:

the Ordinances of Hongkong),

Brunner, Mond & Co. (China), Formerly J. G. Forbes

Ltd., Importers of Alkalis, Dye- G. W. Blown

stuffs, Indigo, Fertilisers, Commer- Accounts Miss N. V. Kelly

cial and Industrial Chemicals, Me- Department:

tals & Sundry Products—Brunner- W. A. Hogarth, o.a.

Mond Building, 133, Szechuen Road; E. S. Giles

Telephs. 15070, 15170-9 & 11622-3 (i A. A. M. Rose

Lines); P. 0. Box ^52; Cable Ad: Alkali A-J. R.Youngson

Main

Board of Directors—Lord McGo- A. M. Hansen

wan, k.b.e., d.o.l., ll.d. (chair- G. N. Manley

man), V. St. J. Killery, G. A- Miss G. J. Donnelly

Haley, R. D. Gillespie, G. F. R, Miss Y. Dodd

Jackson, B. R. Goodfellow and Property and Publicity Dept. :

Russell Sun H. C. F. Aris

Secretary—C. B. Cook

SHANGHAI

Shipping Department : British Glues & Chemicals, Ltd

R. J. W. Bisshop Briton Ferry Steel & Tinplate

F. M. F. Gutierrez Agency, Ltd

Miss M. Taylor Brotherton & Co.. Ltd.

Shanghai Division: China Soap Co., Ltd. (Glycerine)

S. M. Gillespie Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas).

K. Y. R. Wang Ltd.

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

L. J. G. Perry,

1 supt. Corn Products Refining Co.

Manufacturers Representatives: S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra-

R. L Aiton, representative, Ste- marine)

warts and Lloyds, Ltd. Forestal Land, Timber & Rail-

M. Lymbery, representative, Rec- ways Co., Ltd.

kitt

man (Overseas), Ltd., Chiswick Hercules Powder Co. (Wood Ro-

Polish Co. (Overseas), Ltd. and sins & Turpentine)

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra- Metal Box Co., Ltd.

marine) Mysore Government Sandalwood

K. Duxbury, B.so., a.i.c., representa- Oil Factory, Bangalore

tive, Forestal, Land Timber & Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ltd.

Railways Co., Ltd. and Natal International Nickel Co. of Cana-

Tanning Extract Co., Ltd. da, Ltd.

R. W. L. Inkster, representative, Internationa] Nickel Co., Inc.

Forestal, Land Timber & Railways Magadi Soda Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. and Natal Tanning Mond Nickel Co., Ltd.

Extract Co., Ltd. Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ltd.

W. A. Sachert, representative, * Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker

Corn Products Refining Co. Racine & Cie

E. Powell, representative, Bald- Reckitt & Sons, Ltd.

wins, Ltd., The Briton Ferry Roura & Forgas

Steel & Tinplate, Agency, Ltd. Scott & Bowne, Ltd. (Scott’s

and The Metal Box Co., Ltd. Emulsion)

Agents and Distributors for Consti- Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.

tuent and Subsidiary Companies J. E. Sturge

of Imperial Chemical Industries

Ltd., London, Including: US. Alkali Export Assn., Inc.

British Dyestuffs Corporation, Van Den Berghs, Ltd.

Ltd. N.V. Vereenigde Fabrieken van

Oasebourne & Co. (1926), Ltd. Stearine, Kaarsen en Chemische

Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ltd. Producten (Stearine)

Chance & Hunt, Ltd. Henrv Wiggin & Co., Ltd.

I.C.I. (Alkali), Ltd. (Formerly J. &'j. White, Ltd.

1 Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd.)

I I.C.I. (Fertiliser & Synthetic Pro- Impex Trading Co.—59, Peking Road;

f ducts), Ltd. Teleph. 14452

| I.C.I. (General Chemicals), Ltd.

J I.C.I.

T.C.I. Metals,

(Lime), Ltd.

Ltd. India Tyre& Rubber Go., Ltd., Inchin-

| Lightning

I.C.I. (Rexine), Ltd. Ltd. nan, Scotland, Manufacturers of Tyres

Fastners, —30, Cardinal Mercier; Telephs. 74493-4

lj Mouldrite, Ltd. W.C.A. Freeman, Far Eastern repres.

Agents for \ P. W. Ingmer

Albright & Wilson, Ltd. Industrial Missions Center—782, Bub-

% Alfloc, Ltd. bling Well Road; Teleph. 31071; Cable

Baldwins, Ltd.

J Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd. (Sac- Ad: Indusmiss

1 charin)

A. Boake, Roberts & Co., Ltd. Industrial

1; Borax Consolidated, Ltd. Yu n RoadProducts—149,

: Teleph. 13902 Yuen Ming

A240 SHANGHAI

m % ran Ta r General Managers:

Inniss k, Riddle (China), Ltd. (Incor- International Underwriters, Ltd.

porated in Hongkong)' , Engineers, Con- F. R. Smith, managing director

tractors and Importers—34, Yuen Ming W. A. H. Duff, director

Yuen Road; Telephs.

717; Cable Ad; Powerful 16236-9; P.O. Box J. F. R. Loutit, do.

B.

C. Y.0. Sienkevitch, do.

A.A. H.J. Harvey,

Percival, a.i.e.e..

m.i.e.e.,Sales

mng.manager

director

Fire, Marine

Starr,

and Casualty

do.

(Foreign)

J. P. Simoes, secretary E. M.I. Owen, assistant manager

Power Engineering : K. Loh, accountant

S. Tliomson-Houston

A. Wallace, specialCo.,repres., British Miss M. Danenbeg

Ltd.

Mechanical and Electrical En- FireS. L.andEang, Marine (Chinese)

gineering Dept.:

P. A.N.A.Jensen Y. P. Lien,manager

asst, manager

Roche I V. dw Souza Life Dept.

J. Nakamura | J. D. de Figueiredo J. F. R. Loutit, actuary

Cable and Wiresa.m.i

: e.E., m.i. mech. e., Accident Z. T. Yang, secretary

J. E.a.m.i.e.e.,

Barnes, and Health Dept.

L. D. Gholson, manager

der’s Cablespecial

ifc Const.repres., Callen- aKtceinjue msu poo m shunm

B. T. Cunningham, a.m.i.e.e.

RadioZ. Dept.:

Y. Sung, B.sc. (Eng.) International Booksellers, Ltd., Im

porters of Foreign Books and Periodicals

A.V.A.T.Roche Vidusoff —131, Museum Road; Teleph. 13106;

Chinese Engineering &

T. W.K. K.WooTing I S. D. ChangSales Dept.: P.O. Box 723; Cable Ad : Interbooks.

Branches at: Nanking & Canton

Tobacco Dept.: Thomas S; Woo, manager

J. P. Simoes & 2S ii i.'t m &

V. T. Yik, compradore

Accounts: Van Ewo Shun Veh Kee Ghee

J. P. Simoes Rung Sze

C. C. Cbu ! T. L. Mak International Business Machines

Correspondence

Mrs. E. M. Andringa Dept.: Corporation,

Accounting,, Book-keepingAutomaticand Tabula- *■

Electric

Miss N. Roche | Miss T. Nefedoff ing Machines Employing the “Hollerith” j

(Punched Card) Method, Interna-

Institution for the Chinese Blind— tional tional Time Systems and Interna- j

(Nee Educational) Electric Writing Machines— j

102, Wayfoong House, 220, Szechuen

Insurance Company of North America Inbusmach Road; Teleph. 11636; Cable Ad:

—113, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12867; G. W. Bachne, manager

Cable Ad: Norama. Agencies Ajfiliated with : Maschinen j

R. A. Kreulen, general manager Deutsche Hollerith

jg & it ^ ra ® ^ G.

Yiny-shang sze-hai-pao-hsien-kuvg-sze Societe

France Francaise Hollerith, Paris,

International Assurance Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated under the Companies

Ordinance of Hong Kong), Life, International Correspondence School ,

Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Personal — (See Educational)

Accident, Baggage and Household-

ers’ Insurance—17, The Bund; fVu chu ta yahftvongmm*m& yu hsien kung sze j 1

Teleph. 1680' (Private Exchange to International Dispensary Co.., Ltd., i

AllBoard

Departments);

of l irectorsOablb— Ad:

F. R.Brintasco

Smith saleManufacturing Chemists, Whole- -

(chariman). Druggists, Soap Manufacturers;1

K.Chow, G. E.SirMarden.

R. Calder-Marshall,

B.E., and H.Commission

E. Sigaut, Office: E. Arnhold,

321,

Agents

FoochowSirRoad;

— Head

Shou-son

| Teleph.j

C. V. Starr and E. I. Owen (secty.) 19759; Cable Ad : Bloodtonic

.SHANGHAI A24I

J& #§ $1 12 *b International Savings Society -(Nee

Wo fung chi ch’i t’sang Banks!

International Dock—Pootung; Teleph. International Tobacco Co., Leaf To-

(Day and Night) Dial 02 and ask

Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., baccofor 98 Dealers—255, Peking Road;

Ltd., proprietors Teleph. 11229; P.O. Box 512; Cable

Ad: Intertobac

International Export Co. (Kiangsu), International Trading Co., Import-

Ltd.—lj53, Nanking Hoad; Telephs. ers and Exporters, Laboratory Ap-

18682-3 paratus, Stationers, Technical Raw

International Funeral Directors— Materials, etc. 220, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 19850; Cable Ad : Intradinoo

207, Kiaochow

Cable Ad: Chincasket Road; Teleph. 34220;

R. O. Scott International Underwriters, Ltd.

A. W. Horton (Incorporated under the Companies

International Harvester Export Co. Ordinances Managers forofInternational

Hongkong)Assurance

General

—43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph Co.,

17055 CableLtd.—17, The Bund; Teleph. 16805;

Ad: Brintasco

F.E. R.I. Owen,

Smith,secretary

managing director

International Industrial Supply Co.

—353, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 1844

International Investment Trust Co. ^ @ Pg ^ ^

of China, Ltd.—9, Avenue Edward Isenman ANDE se Smith, man e sung

Drs., Dental17

VII; Teleph. 84140

F. R. Davey, chairman Surgeons—North-China Building,

Directors—E. H. Arnhold, K. P. TheW.Bund; Teleph. 11692;

J. Isenman, d.d.s. P. O. Box 1216

Chen, Hsu Singloh, Li Ming, P. W. Rector Smith, d.d.s.

W. Massey, W. R. McBain, C. J. V. Parks Woods, d.d.s.

Meager, Pei Tsuyee, M. Speel-

man and G. E. Marden

Turner, Sturrock and Brown, se- Ismer &IICo., MC., Watch Shuang Loong

and Chronometer

cretaries Makers,

m n m Nanking Road and Opticians—441,

Jewellers

Kuo chi viur tzah hung sze C.P. Treppenhauer

Halle I W. F.Lupulescu

International Products Co., Ltd., H. Thunig | P. S. Chao

Engineers and Importers of Telephone,

Radio, Electric Power and Distribution Italian Bank for China—{See Banks)

Equipment and Supplies,

tage D. C- Machines, StorageHigh Vol-

Batteries

and

205-4,DryYenping

Cells—Temporary Lane; Italian

Office:30770

Road ; Teleph.

Chamber of Commerce—{See

Chambers of Commerce)

Cable Ads: Interproco and 3009 Italian Consulate—{See Consulates)

K.I. V.T. Wab,

Long,director

president Italian Government Tourist Bureau,

H. Sprenger, electrical engineer Official Representatives: The Italian

Sole.T. SDistributors

Koo for: Chamber of Commerce — 26, The

Bund; Teleph. 11316'; Cable Ad:

Willard Storage Battery Co., Cleve-

land, Ohio, U.S.A.: Automobile, Cadicoit

Marine,,

Batteries Aircraft and Lighting

Electric Specialty Co. (ESCO), Itoh A Co., Ltd., C., Cotton Yarn,

Stamford, Conn., U.S.A.: High Cotton Yarn, PieceYard

Silk

chandise-110,

Goods,

and Artificial

Hankow General

Road

Silk

Mer-

; Teleph.

Voltage D.C. Generators, Motor

Generators, Dynamotors. Rotary Maruito

Convertors and Gasoline-Electric 13299; P.& OMarubeni.

Box 542; Head Cable Office:

Ads:

Power Plants for Radio Communic- ! Osaka, Japan

K. Ohyama, general manager

ation Purposes

A242 SHANGHAI •

Iwai & Co., Ltd., Importers

porters—99, Hankow Road; Telephs. and Ex- Japanese Chamber of Commerce—(Nee i

Chambers of Commerce)

19740, 19748 and 19749; P O. Box 539;

Cable Ad : Iwai m* b

m & ^ * Jih pen shang wu kuan shift, wn so

Jack Insurance Office, G.D.—410, Sze- Room 2 54, Hamilton Counsellor

Japanese Commercial

House, 170,

—

chuen Road, Room No. 352 ; Teleph. Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11234; Cable

14499 Ad: Shomukan

G. D. Jack 1 C. K. Lok M. Iwai, commercial secretary

Agents for : K. Uyetani, chancellor .

North British & Mercantile Insuran-

ce Co., Ltd. Japanese Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

The Central Insurance Co.,

Confederation Life Association Ltd.

Japanese Cotton Merchants Associa-

Jacks

Road;& Telephs.

Co., William—51, Hongkong

' 11478-9 ; Cable Ad • tion of Shanghai—(Nee Associa-

Limpets tions and Societies)

Japanese Residents’- Corporation of |

£ H Shanghai—128, Quinsan Rd. (Quin-

Jackson and Partners san House); Telephs. 42390, 42396-9 ]

Jackson; Dr. E. D., & Partners (Drs, (5 Lines); P. O. Box 3053

Bryson, and

Hanson Parsons, Cameron,

McGolrick), Maconie.

Surgeons to C, President— M. Amano, Commissioner |

M. Customs and British Admiralty- of Loan Dept. — T. Matsunaga, j

Consulting Rooms: 27, Peking Road; General Treasurer - Y. Shirasaka

Teleph. 15094. Also 1157, Bubbling Dept.—

Well Road (By Appointment); Teleph. S. Nagata, K. Kikumura, R.

31983 Ohgoshi, N. Hosoki, S. Shiraha-

ma, Y. Kuwata, M. Mukai, N.

Jacobsen, Axel., Exporters of Cotton Sueyoshi, T. Nagasaki, Miss K.

Waste and Rags—40, Nlngpo Road , Tajima, Miss T. Nishida, Miss ij

Teleph. 15800; Cable Ad: Ajacobser. T. Nakamura and Miss S. Fu-

kunaga

& It ffila Loan Dept.-

■Foot hong knng szt K. Matsumoto, H. Takagi, Y. ;

Ishidzu, Y. Nishikawa, K. Jinu-

Jade Store Co., Chinese Curios and shi, S. Ishino, S. Murata, M. ;

Jewellery, etc.— 88, Nankins Road: Tanaka, C. Kimura, M. Naka-

Teleph. 13237 mura, S. Hosotani, Y. Matsuda,

G. Nishioka, Y. Awane, M. No- |

^ m fn) m sm naka and Miss H. Yamada

Jang Hwa (Ho Kee) Co. (China Accounts Dept.—

Sports, Athletic Goods, Motion K. Shiomi, T. Ohkura, Mrs. Y. j

Picture Machinery — 560, Szechuen Kaigawa and Miss M. Tanaka

Road; Teleph. 17959; Cable Ad: Cashiers Dept.—

Chinasport T. Kanno, M. Maruyama, M. Wa-

Agents for: tanabe, M. Nagai, S. Kurozawa,

A. G. Spalding Shih Pad Ching and Miss T.

Herman A. Devry, Inc. N akaseko

Motiograph, Inc. Supplies Dept. —

Brenkert Projection Lamps Y. Matsuura, Y. Tojo and S. Itoh

Japan Dental Manufacturing Co.,

Dental Instruments and Artificial Teeth Japanese Cotton Millowners As-

—1, Woosung Road; Teleph. 41363 sociation in China—(Nee Associations

and Societies)

Japan

Road;Tourist

Teleph. Bureau

15947; P.-O. 86,BoxCanton

1288; Japanese Telegraph Office—25, Seward

Cable Ad: Tourist. Head Office: Tokyo Road; Teleph. 40624

SHANGHAI A243

Jardine Engineering Corporation, C. Ld.,

J. H.repr.)

Spraggett (W. & T. Avery,

Ltd., The (incorporated under the A. P. Taylor-Gill (Edgar Allen & Co„

Companies Ordinances of Hong

Kong)—Head Office : 50, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road; Teleph. 15290 (Private T. Ld.,

H. Zeerepr.)

Exchange to All Sections); P.O. OilF.Section D. Hsu

:

j S. W. Chang

Box 1238; Cable Ad: Jardeng W. H. Way

W. J. Keswick, chairman B. W. Bloomberg j Ian Hutchison,

G.H. G.Flint

C. Harper, director , V. tung)

Bocevitch (Bulk Oil Plant, Poo-

H. R. Fielding, secretary Miss M. Mende J Y. S. Knien

H. Y. Hsu, Chinese manager Aluminium Products Section :

Correspondence : A. Wright

A.MissP. HSimoes

C. Bradgate H. J. Hurst (S. A. Pour ITndustrei

V. T. Sun (Translator) de 1’Aluminium, repr.)

S.P. L.C. Sunn (Telegrams) Mrs. E. Wilson

Lee (Telegrams) Textile Machinery Section :

Accounts Section : (See under “ Textile Machinery

H. R. Fielding Agencies ”)

L. F. Lopes

General | A.and

Engineering P. Zuzarte 1® M fu M E wo sze chkng

Electrical Jardine,

Section : Matheson & Co.’s Silk Fil-

S.E. Stucken | V. S. Chaplin ature—1037, Chengtu Road (Sinza)

Ewo Silk Filature

H. Brazel j J. Ossin

Y. Egger | Mrs. E. A. Sousa

S. Watertube

E. M. Branson

Boilers(John Thompson

Ld., repr.) ft T& E wo

R. A. E. Denton (National Gas & Oil Jardine, MathesonSteamship& Co.,Agents,

Ltd.

ParisEngine

HiattCo., Ld., repr.) Co., repr.) (British),

(Ingersoll-Rand

Merchants,

& General Insurance Agents—27, The

I. C. Ko (Ingersoll-Rand Co.) Bund; Teleph. 15290; P. O. Box 611,

E. repr)Lewis (English Electric Co., Ld., Cable Ad: Jardines

W. J. Keswick

Otto Theiler (Schindler Lifts) J. H. Keswick

H. V. Chien, b.sc. F. A. Pollock

W. C. Chen I C. Shen W. E. D. Smith, signs p. p.

T. D. Wang | C. H. Yenne W B. Rigden, do.

Z. L. Ho | P. K. Chu Correspondence Office:

Railway Section :

B. H. Puckle | C. Y. Wu H. H. Lennox

R.F. Powell

G. Morrison | N. Y, Nicolsky Miss D. M. Cuthbertsdn (Absent)

(J. Stone & Co., Ld., repr.) Miss E. A. Unite

J. F. G. Tubbs (Westing-house Brake Miss P. S. Ramplin

P. W. Huang

Building Supplies Section : BookMiss V. G Lumsdaine

Office:

R.V. H. Box H. H. Lennox

Schroemo I M. 1. Dubrovin A. H. Merriles I G. Harrop

R.L. T.G. Sampson j MissManville

N. EardleyIn- PropertyA. Johnstone | F. M. Guedes

Bricker (Johns and Estate Dept.:

ternational Corp., repr.) G.I).E.R.O.Mackenzie

Mayne (Absent)

E. C. Wakeling (Hope Crittall (China) G. K Bologoft

Ld., repr.)

J. D. McLeod (International Paint Import Dept.:

A. Piercy, signs per pro.

T. &H.Compositions

Zee Co., Ld., repr.)

Industrial Supplies Section : E. J. Traynor, Piece Goods

R. H. Box | A. M. Souza F. W. Warrington, Timber

J. T. Asquith (Associated British A.E. A.Klein,

White,Melco

WinesWine

& Spirits

& Lqashan

Machine Tool Makers,

R. S. Parker (Garlock Packing Co., Ld., repr.) Waters

repr.) M. Volkonsky, Provisions

C. S. King, do.

A244 SHANGHAI

W. K. Peltz, Metals Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Book Office

W. H. Kemp, Hardware J. McCaig

R. J. S. Brandt, Finance I. Aucott

H. Kellner

B. H. McMichael Ocean Shipping Dept.| A.: M. Gutierrez

G. Yates

Miss J. Hodgman R.T. S.S. H.McTier

Hoey

Tea Dept.: A. D. Kay '

F. A. Norton MissSuperintendents

M. Paterson Dept. :

B. E. Bolton (Taipeh, Formosa) Marine

H. D. M. Barton Capt. A. R. Williamson, o.B.E., D.S.C.,

A. B. Stafford (Foochow) marine supt.

R. Bryson (Hankow) H. Craig, engineer supt.

I. D. Bruce J. Palmer, supervisory purser

Silk and Waste Silk Dept.: Capt. W. Hetherington, cargo supt.

R. Plattner P. Colman, asst. do.

O. F. Stookar A. H. Record, asst, do.

China Produce Dept.: Miss P. C. Dillon

J. Cockin General Compradore :

G. D. Raeburn | Miss F. H. Ross Pan Tse Chuen

A. J. Hall | Mrs. E. D. Schafer Ewo Z S.A.Silk Filature - 1037, Chengtu Road

Zee Yue Dong, compradore

Ewo Brewery Co. : ; : K.Tsu,Yoong,

compradore

waste silk compr.

J. L. Simmons Proprietors-.

A. W Peake j T. J. Smith Ewo Silk

Ewo PressFilature

Packing Co.

J.B. O.Hancock

L. Martin j| C.H. V.Klyhn Rebeiro Ewo Cold Storage Co.

K. Renner, chief brewmaster General Managers for:

Indo-China S.N. Co,, Ltd.

F.H. Koenigner,

Buchner, asst.

asst. do. do. Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd.

Managers for :

Ewo Cold Storage Co.: Ewo Brewery Co.

R. M. Nash Getteral Agents jor : Wharf Co., Ltd.

R.C. L.Nelson

Mathew

G. G. Patterson Shanghai

Agents:

A Hongkew

A. Crichton J. S. Gittins Glen Line, Ltd., Homeward Load-

Insurance Dept. : ing Agents

K. A. -Miison Prince Line, Ltd.

C. L. Oliphant Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.

P. L. Leefe M. S. Agafuroff PL R. MacMillan Export Co., Ltd.

G. M. Mills

(Absent) R.MissC. B.GarlandGordon Millars’ Timber & Trading Co.,

Ltd.

Ewo Press Packing Co. Bombay Burmah Trading Corpo-

G. E. O. Mayne (Absent) ration, Ltd.

D. R. Mackenzie The North Bornoe Trading Co., Ltd.

Cotton Mills Dept. :

J. R. Mothersill Staatsmijnen in Limburg

A. W. Robson S. M. Thornley Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd.

H. Macphail White Horse Distillers, Ltd.

W. W. Mackenzie L.R.P. Whitmore,

J.Proby

Wood Jas. & Geo. StodarL & Co., Ltd.

(Absent) R. A. O. MayneJnr. The Distillers Corporation, Ltd.

A. H. Chambers

(Absent) Miss K. Sharp Otard Dupuy & Cie

Seager Evens & Co., Ltd.

Indo-China S.N. Co., Ltd. : McEwan-Younger, Ltd.

C. T. Tod Meichers Lacshan Beverages

E. F. Ratti i R. Corbett C. At E. Morton,Export

Cadbury-Fry Ltd. Department

G.R. Puncheon

Frost i

j W.

H. Corneck

Lang Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.

H. Tod | Mrs. H. Tonkin Henry Matier & Co.

A. Fraser John Kidd & Co., Ltd.

A. Reid iI E.Mrs.A. C.Marques

O. Davies

Fire, Marine, Life, Motor-Car Lift,

Comdr. F. . E. Skyrme, r.n. Plate Glass, Personal Accident

(Retired) and Sickness Insurance:

SHANGHAI A245

The Hong Kong Fire Insurance Export Dept.:

O. Soenksen signs jointly

Co., Ltd. G.MissNeugebauer

The Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. I. C. Fitter

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. Technical Dept. :

Triton Insurance Co., Ltd. R.H. Schmelzer,

Eastern Insurance Co.

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. Groe zingerdipl. ing.

Bankers & Traders Insurance Co., W. Berg I Miss H. Berg

Ltd. W. Gasten Dept. : | Miss L. Berg

Liverpool & London & Globe In- Accounts W. H. Kaeckmeister, signs jointly

surance Co., Ltd.

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Jenkins, Bruce S., Federal Inc., U.S.A.,

General Insurance, Fire, Rental, Marine,

Jarno, R., Exchange Broker—45, Kiu- Life, Automobile,

Glass, Guarantee Bonds, ParcelAccident

Post, Plate-

and

kiang Road: Telephs. 18596, 19878 i Sickness—113, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

and 12310 12867

J a v a - C h in a-Japan Lux Agentschap Bruce S. Jenkins, president

Shanghai, N V., Steamship Owners Mrs. I. M. Baxter, secretary

Mrs. K. Perry, special representative

and Agents — Brunner-Mond Bldg., Representing:

(4133, Lines);

SzechuenP. O.Road;BoxTeleph. 16247

1348; Cable Automobile Insurance Co. of Hart-

ford Co. of North America

Ad: Javalijn Insurance

J. D. Carricre, manager Columbia Casualty Co.

Shipping Department Eagle

GeneralStarAccident,

Insurance

EireCo,& Life Assur-

H. R. Semmelink; signs per pro. ance Corp,, Ltd.

J. W. Kranenburg Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corp.,

Jhr. D. van den Brandeler Ltd.

E. K. Wiersum Railway Passengers Assurance

Mrs. F. Noodt

Miss A. Xavier Occidental Life insurance Co. ofCo.Lite

Passage Department Angeles

F. C. J. de Ridder, signs per pro. n &Tqbacpq m m~m it » *

Miss D. Parkhill Jenkins Co,^Inc.,L-B.,,lniPorterjs

Miss W. 0. Kleijn , ofcliUen

. American Leaf Toba-cco—^29,

Bookkeeping De;partaient,

H. G. M. Rompen Road;

1264; Cable Ad: Jenco Teleph. 10591; P.O. $ze-

Box

H H War, Lai Jensen,Merchant—410,

G. S., Engineer, Contractor,

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.—3, and TeLeph. 14215; Cable Ad: Jen-

Szfechuen Road;

Edward Ezra Road; Telephs. 18768-9; senius

Cable Ad: Sluytersco

H. C. A. van Someren, manager Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories, As-

Jeansin Piano Co.-^471, Avenue Joffre; sayers, Analysts and

Chemical Engineers— Consulting

114, Nanking Rd.;

Teleph. 82239; Cable Ad: Jean Cable Ad: Labo

Zin

^ 9

Jebsen

and Societies)

Shipping and Insurance—110, Hankow

Road; Telephs. J1574-6; P.O. Box 620; Jewish National Fund Commission

Cable

BranchesAdat: Hongkong,

Jebsen ; AllCanton,

CodesSwatow

Used. for China — (See Associations and

and Amoy Societies)

J.F.C. Jebsen. partner (Aabenraa^ Johnson Garage Ltd.—800, Peking Road;

J. H. Jessen, partner (Hongkong) Teleph. 40000

H. M. Dept.

W. Waetcke, gen. mgr. C.S. Y.Johnson, managing director

Import

B. Mielcke, signs jointly E. K. Chow, manager

H. Chang, secretary

A246 SHANGHAI

% 51 * ® m! Partners—Sir

(Com. Leg. Hon.),E. S. L.Kadoorie,

Kadooriek.b.e.and

Qu eke fuo hun de ' H. Kadoorie

Joseph Brothers, General Merchants—

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building,

Room 200; Telephs. 16305-6; Cable Ad: m m m m m

Menabro Kailan.lfwavgwulmk.

Ellis Joseph, principal Kailan Mining Administration, The,

A. M. Sopher, signs per pro. Coal, Ceramics, Window Glass and

F. X. C. N. Sequeira, acct. Shipping —12, Hongkong

The Bund,& Shanghai

Entrance

Miss Flora Solomon, steno. Foochow Road,

S. C. Chen, compradore Bank Building, 3rd Floor, Rooms 314 to

Joseph,

missionR. Agent—Hongkong and Com- 3-'

M., Gfeneral Merchant

11070, 324,and

324a,11079,

325 to(3 327;

Lines),Telephs.

17776

Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 16306; Cable (Direct 19304 to Shanghai

(Direct to Agents Sales Office)Office);

Private and

Ad: Rayjos P. T.O.F.Box 1198; Cable Ad: Kaiping

Wei, agent

E3 « ± 3ft: J. O. Rudgard, asst, agent

Fah ven slicing hai jih pao E.B. E.F. Watts, do. and Commer-

Caulton, Shipping

JOTTRNAL DE SHANGHAI, Le-21-23, Rue cial Office

du Consulat; Teleph. 84063; Cable Ad:

Journachan L. Handley-Derry, Sales Office

G. S. Moresthe, mgr. & editor W.

MissY.F.Un,Andrew, do. do.

L. T. Zee, do.

m&Mm) n&mw&'kzm Y.K. K.F. Chang,

Chang, Statistical

accountantSection

K. D. Petroleum Co. of e hina, The— N. S. Lieu, asst, accountant

138, Kiangsi Road; Teleph. 14573; Cable G.Mrs.G.B.Green, secretary

Ad: Macmilpet; Codes: Acme, Mosse,:

Bentley’s & Private. Head Office

Hongkong; Branches: Canton, Nanking, General Mrs. F. L.M. Green,

Bell, do.

do.

Macao, Changsha Mmeagers for :

H. Ammann, attorney Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.

O.L. M.

T. Wong

Chack | N.

J).S.S. Koo

Woo

Sole Distributors for China : Kailan Sales of& Wharf Agencies,

Macmillan Petroleum Corporation, Distributors Kailan Coal

CeramicsfortoYaotheHua Chinese Market,

and

Los Angeles Agents Mechanical Glass

Macmillan Ringfree Lubricating Oils Co., Ltd., Chinwangtao, and Managers

Kable (D.) Industrial Engineering ves—33, of Pootung and ZaRoad; WheiTeleph.

Kong Whar

Co.,

chnicalConsulting, Mechanical

Engineers—368, Te- Cable Ad:Szechuen

KiangseandRoad; 3497

15253;

Teleph. 16162; Cable Ad: Kablexport. Kailan Mining Administration and

HeadD.Office: Chicago Lieu Ong Sung, partners

M. Kable, gen. mgr. O. S. Lieu & T. S. Wang, joint mgrs.

H. J. Weber, mgr. (Chicago, 111.)

S. D. Yuen, sales mgr. Kann,

BankE.,Building,

Exchange113,Broker—Continental

Kiukiang Road,

Miss C. Schuster, secty. Room 501; Telephs. 13235 and 17265;

Lelund Sun, stenographer Cable Ad: Ekann

^ ^ w m. m

Kai don lee kung sze m & m

Kadoorie & Sons, Sir Elly, Merchants Kasamatsu Dispensary, Medicines, Sur-

—259, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18180 gical Instrument CantonMorinaga’s

and Con-

& 18189, 20691 (Residence: Marble fectionery—539,90412, 90496; P.O. Box 587

Road; Telephs.

Hall) ; Cable Ad : Kadoorie ; Codes :

Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second.

Hongkong Office: St. George’s Kassoff, Dr. J. F.—219, Hamilton

Building House; Teleph. 14379

SHANGHAI A247

£ H ffi Vc m m ® m

Ka Sze Tein E Sung Che loh mu e swig

Kastein, Dr. J. (Dr. Birt, Rail, Keylock & Pratt, Veterinary Sur-

Mertens, Virnich and Schwarzen- geons to the French Municipal

burg), Physician—Office: 788, Bubbling Council, Surgery and Infirmary—

Well Road; Teleph. 31222, Residence: 645-651, Gordon Road; Teleph.

123. Great Western Road; Teleph. 21802 30002; Cable Ad: Keylock; Codes:

A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns , Bentley’s,

Katen

VII; Teleph. 84745 Avenue Edward J . Edgar, m.r.c.v.s., d.v.s.m.

D. L. McWhirter, b.sc., m.r.c.v.s.

R. H. Robertson, m.r.c.v.s.

ii m Bih Fah

Iveelv

Hongkong), Publishers, Booksellers,

Printers,

News Agents Lithographers, and KiaegnanKiany

StationbrsRoad;

— 66, Nanking

nan tsu zuen so

Dock and Engineering Works

Teleph. 10046 ; I’.O. P>ox 613 ; Cable —Arsenal Road; Telephs. 84100,

84108 & 84109 ; Cable Ad : Sinodock ;

Ad:A. Kellv

E. Glover, managing-director Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

J. H. Searle, director Lieber’s Standard and Acme

A.S. O.J. Waller, do. Executive Dept.

Sales Dept.

Gregory, manager T.P. F.T. Chen,

Mar, director

assist, do.

A. Mclver K. F. Yu, business mgr.

R. A. Waller H. Y. Liang, chief storekeeper

Mrs. Technical Dept.

Miss G.E. Silnitzky

Guillet A. C. Mauchan, technical manager

T. P. Cranston, assist. do.

Accounts Dept. C. F. Yeh, naval constructor

N. P. Marsoff, acting secretary S. F. Gewo, do.

V. S. Past'oohoff, sub-accountant W. S. Liu, electrical engr.

N. H. Alves J. G. B. Dewar

C. Mackenzie E.Y. Dewar

Correspondence Dept. C. Doo 1 T.T. Phillips

Mason

C.MbsCorte Real W. Houston i T. Sands

M. Lubeck R. Knox J J. M. Smith

Printing Office — 400, Ferry Road ;

Teleph. 33391 Kiangsu Chemical Works—Lane 1501,

•1.V. H.M. Searle, manager

Allington, asst, manager 181, Ferry Road; Teleph. 32032

J. L. Youngman Kiangsu Realty Co. (Federal Inc.,

R. W. Rawlinson LT. S. A.)—51, Canton Road; Teleph.

J.MissA. M.

Roche

C. Dimitriades , 15309

O.P. H.G. Bordwell,

Steen, president

vice-president

^ ^ Kah Chong J. M. Major, secretary and treasurer

Kkrmani

Cotton Yarn Exporters, Merchants & Kiencheng Banking Corpn.—(Nee Banks)

Commission

Censulat Agents —10, Rue du

Rostamian; Teleph. 82792; Cable Ad: King Chen Paper Mill, Ltd. QlO

R.P.S.R.Kermani, Lane 1086 N. Chengtu Road; Te-

Kermani,mgr.

signs& prop.

p. pro. leph. 10579

Miss H. Kermani (Absent)

King Kee

Hardware and

Kerr Steamship Co., Ino.—133, Sze- Engineering Supplies; and

chuen Road; Teleph. 16247 (4 Lines); Ship 76, Chandlers,

Seward Road; Commission

Telephs. Agents—

40078-9; Cable

Cable Ad: Javalijn Ad: Kingkee

A248 SHANGHAI

ft ft m M ft !K

Kingshill Trading Co., Tobacco Specia- KiuExporters Foo & Co., General Importers and

lists

kiang & Cigar Manufacturers—210, Kiu-

Road; Teleph. 15921; Cable Ad: Road; Telephs.Hpad

— Cffice:P. O.22,BoxSiking

13393-4; 578;

Ringshill Cable Ad: Kiufoworld

a » m tr a r is * Kiyohara & Co., Coal .Merchants—110,

Jiny hai mo yik yu ye kung sze Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12302; P.O. Box

Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd., Importers, 644; Cable Ad: Kiyohara

Exporters, Manufacturers’ Agents—137,

Peking Road; Teleph. 17691; Cable Ad: *£ # 5E ^ ^

Kinhai Jar Ling Bao

H. Y. Chen, manager Klingelnberg & WiEDA, Sole Importer-

Y.K. W. Choi, sub-mgr.

C. Cheng, acct. for Klingelnberg—Works: Hamburg

Y. F. Ling, secty. Remscheid

ofMachine (Germany)

Tools, SmallManufacturers

MachineKnives—133, Tools Mingand

T. C. Cheng (Foodstuffs Dept.) Yuen

H. W. Kiang (Retail

Y. P. Pan (Hardware Dept.) Dept.) Yuen Road; Teleph. 17942; Cable

Ad : Klingco

P.C. T.Z. Wong

Sze (Woollen Dept.) Dept.)

(Dairy Supply Dr. e.h. G. Adolf Klingelnberg

(Remscheid)

Hermann

Martin H. Wieda

Schulz,(Shanghai)

signs per pro.

Kinnear Piano Manufacturing Co.— H. Schmid

876, North Szechuen Road; Teleph. Walter Wittenbecher

40612; Cable Ad : Kinpiano C.H. W.N. Ling,

Kah, comdo.pi adore

(Techn. Dept.)

m m m m * & * Miss N. Karelin, secretary

Tseng Ja kiou sin chi tsao tsang

Kiousin Dock (Societe Franco Chinoise Knipschildt & Eskelund, Ltd.,Importers

and Exporters—220, Szechuen Rd. ;

de Constructions Metalliques etMecani-

ques), Shipbuilders, Engineers and 459; Cable Ad and

Telephs. 19217 18222; P.O. Box

Boilermakers, Woodwork Contrac- : Knipco

tors, and Constructors ofDiesel Eng-

ines etc.—9, Quai de France; Tels. Kobayashi -115, Yoko,

KiangseImporters and Expor-

82034 and 21149, 22678 (Nantao); ters P. O. Box 571;

Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Hats

10182;

Cable Ad : Kiousin. Works : Avenue

de Bezaure ^0 dak hung sze

Kishida & Co., H, Dealers in Japanese KODAK CO., EASTMAN, Distributors

Fancy Goods—202, Broadway; Teleph. ofries.Photographic Goods and Acceso-

X-Ray Supplies and Motion

40446 Pictures. Films—185, Yuen Ming

H Kishida, mgr. Yuen Road; Teleph. 17310; Cable

Ads: Kodak or 1169. Head Office:

Kitafuku Yoko (Paoshan Glass Works), Rochester, N.Y.; Branches: Tien-

Glassware Manufacturers and General tsin and Hong Kong

Importers45198;

Teleph. — P.05,O. Box

Minghong

573 Road; R. E. O’Bolger, mgr. for China

L. L. Farnsworth asst, manager

M. C. Reid

Kiu Cheng Loon Export & Import F. R. Diebold B. R. Worden

•Co.—121, Kiangsi Road; Teleph. F. Grandi Mrs. W. F. Hyi

13689 A. Ruf Miss C. Boyack

E. Lamars Miss M. Silva

Kiu Cheng Pongee Co., Exporters of Raw IE 0 Kong Kec

Silks,

Pongees,Honan, NinghaiGoods,

Silk Piece and etc.—472,

Shantung Koenigsperger, L., Importer and Expor-

Weihaiwei Road; Teleph. 33993; Cable tbr—210, Kiuldang Road; Telpph. 15921;

Ad: Ponco Cable Ad: Kingshill

(SHANGHAI A249

M li A # Ko-fa-da-ya-fong Koxusai Unyu Kaisha (International

Kofa American Drug Co., Drugs, ing, Express Co.), Shipping, Charter-

Chemicals, Hospital and Laboratory Customs Brokers, etc.—33, Sze-

Supplies, Maijufaoturing Chemists chuen Road; Telephs. 13603, 18501.

18213, 38310; P.O. Box 1140; Cable

—226, Nanking Road; P.0. Box Ad: Main

155; Teleph. 18790 (6 jLines,

Exchange to All Departments); Cable Private

Ad: Kofa; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Mosse Kong Dah Co.,*Dealers * & in All Kinds

and Bentley's

Executive Dept.: of Rice, Flour, Grain and Fodder—

C. S. Franklin, president Head Office: 132-138, Route Conty;

E. H. Thiel Teleph. 83870

H. W. Ptlug, manager and secretary C. H. Jui, general manager

Accounting Dept.: Kong Tai Hosiery Factory—1080, Ward

G. Schink, chief accountant Road; Telephs.

I. F. Pei

General Office: Ad: Kong tai 50432 and 50455; Cable

Chr. Buroh,signsp.p.

W. Haude | Mrs. L.Schwaff

| Mrs. M. Young Koreska, W., Manufacturers of Sta-

Wholesale Dept.: tionery, Office Supplies and Paper

K. Tauber Goods—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

O. Hoehmann | E. Lamb Teleph. 10219; P.O. Box 1105; Cable

Hospital & Laboratory Supply Dept.: Ad : Korescarbo

L. G. Roban K. Schindler, manager

W. Steinbrecher A. H. Nolting I J. Drain

A.K.Rheinfeldt | H. W. Holland F. Niki I Haumgartner

X-Ray, Electro-Medical ana Optical

Dept.: Korean Store, The, Dealers in

F. Kamuf Korean Products — 687, Avenue

Chinese

Dr. T. Dept.:

H. Li ! H. I. Lee Joffre; Teleph. 72370

Advertising Dept.: Kosloff, L., Importer of French Silk

V. P. Zoong and Woollen Materials and Novelties,

Factory and Laboratories—1568, Ward Exporter of Antiques and Curios—

Road; Telephs. 50979 & 51068 61, Nanking Road; Teleph. 16018;

Dr. F. Kupfer Cable Ad: Kosoricnt. Head Office

C. Harasim | N. A. Lagoon in Paris: 34, E,uela Boetie; Cable

Pharmacy—(/See under American Dis- Ad: Kosloff

pensary) K. P.M. Line (Orient-Java-Africa

Koh Jai Tse, General Importers, Export- Line)—133, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

16247 (4 Lines): Cable Ad: Javalijn

ers, and Commission Agents—147.

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15627; Cable Ad: Kreulen, R. A., Insurance—113, Kiu-

Kohjai tse kiang Road; Teleph. 12867; P.O.

Koh Wei Chi & Co., Importers and Box 936; Cable Ad: Norama

Exporters, Speciality: Straw Hats Krijgsm^n :: »fe Qo., J., Ship Chandlers—

, —505, Honan Road; Teleph. 93947; c/o Jaya China-Japan

Ssechuen Road; Cable Ad: Lijn,Krijgsman

N.V., 13’,

", P. O. Box 1497; Cable Ad: Kohweichi G. J. Grilk, mgr. & proprietor

Jij M. T. Kuo, manager

S. Y. Chen, secretary Agents for :

Van Yollenhoven ’sDutch Pilsner Beer

! K6HLER, Groesser & Rogge, Exchange (Falcon Brand) :

) Brokers—110, Hankow Road, Room 106; m m m m £

Telephs. 18811, 16176 and 16627; Cable fC’o lei ssu lih sze

Ad: Kursmakler Krisei. & Krisel, Attorneys and Counsel-

A.H. Kohler, partner

Groesser, do. £/ 1 lors-at-Law — 142, Museum Road;

C. H. Rogge, do. ' •’ Teleph. 17372; Cable Ad: Lesirk

A250 SHANGHAI

Kkivoss Realty Co., Architects, Land H. Glueckauf

and Estate Agents and Contractors— Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

1331, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 73953 i Wl C. Farnham

B.J.Krivoss,

J. Kim,manager

secretary Kuo Min News Agency—53, Foochow

Kung Chin Iron Works Co., Manu- Road; Teleph. 14231 : Cable Ad:

facturers of Engines, Boilers and Kuomineus

Industrial Machinery—66, Linching

Road; Telcph. 50214 J&l Wt Wi JM. Kwang hip, shu oho

Kung Dah Co.—2767, Pingliang Kwang Hsueh Publishing House, Eng-

lish and Chinese Publishers, Agents.Cable

and

Road; Teleph. 51029 Booksellers—140 Peking Road;

Ad:M iss

LesdorM. Verne McNeely

Kung IffiCheng, X &Manufacturers

& Wi of&Carpets Mrs. Griffiths

and Rugs—391, Bubbling Well Road;

Teleph. 33458; Factory: 100 Passage, 127 Kwang m w & us m >k m %

Route du Pere Froc; Teleph. 82246; Cable 14, Museum Wha Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Ad: Kunichen Road; Telephs. 11472-6;

Kun ih sa chan Cable

Installation Ads: atKwanpetcoy

Gough Islandand 5335.

(Pootung)

W, fit yV 9

Kung

Cotton YikSpinning

Mill (EwoandCotton Mills, Ltd.), La Donna, Silk Salon Modernique—199,

Manufacturing—

150,JarRobison Road, Jessfield

dine, Matheson Nanking Road; Teleph. 19821; Cable Ad:

& Co., Ld., general Ladonna

managers, 27, The Bund lyvRiggio, manager

W.T.K.H.Smith,

Hood manager

I T. Boardman

J. North I R. Sidebottom Lace &; Linen Syndicate, The, Ex-

porters, Wholesalers, Retailers and

-f-* ^ Kung Sze . , Manufacturers of Hand-made Laces

Kunst St Albers, Importers, Engineers and Art Linens—114, Peking Road;

and Contractors, Piece Goods,-Sundries, Teleph. 17685; Cable Ad: Neelin-

Hardware, Chemical, Pharmaceutical,

Steel & Oil Departments—110; Szechuen chen Neeling Chen, manager

Road; Telephs. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179:

CableRudolph

6th, Ad: Kunstalber;

Mosse WithCodes:

Suppl.,A. Bent-

B. C. Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., Shipping In-

ley’s, Acme With Suppl., Alpha-Code surance Hongkong2854:

and Commission Agents, etc.—

andP.O.Shanghai

and Private

Dr. A. Albers, partner Teleph. Box i602;Bank

CableBldg.;

Ad:

G.K. von Dattan, do. Artillery;

Boe Code: Bentley’s, Scott’s and

Schaefer, manager, signs the hrm N. H. Lacey director

F.E. Nestler,

Findorff,signsdo.p.p.a. V. C. Olive, do.

H. Ballheimer S.L. S.D. Wong

M. Beattie

G.N. Bierwirth E. Koehler

A. Bolt,

DIPL. ING. |

W. Mohr,

DIPL. ING. J.Mrs. M. S. Reeves

Andrews Weirmarine

Prentice, & Co. supt. for

Mrs.

Miss T.M. Dunaeva

Conrad M. Mrs.P.A.Pastuhoff

Ohlmert

E.Miss R. Dzirne I C. A. Perly

H. Dzirne

Kappelhoff A.H. G.Petry Sachs

Lalcaca & Co., Exchange and Bullion

Brokers—45, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

B. B. Filimonov Dr. E. Wrany 10026, 17731 and 13625; Cable Ad:

O. Kaestner Mrs. E. S. Zarina Lalcaca B. P. Lalcaca, partner

Kepresenting Among Others: N. B. Karanjia, do.

M.A.N. Maschinenfabrik Augsburg- E. D. Damri, do.

Nuernberg, Guttehoffnungshuette, D. K. Mistry

Oberhausen, Rheinland

.SHANGHAI A261

Langdon & Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., E. W., Lebel (China), General Merchants and

Factory Representatives. Importers of

American Machinery, Tools & Supplies Agents—Wayfoong House, 220, Sze-

—30, Cardinal Mercier; Telephs. 74493-4 chuen Road; Teleph. 11215; P.O.

W.C.A. Freeman, Far Eastern re pres. BoxClive1199; Cable Ad: Celita

K. Hargreaves, manager

P. W. Ingmer S. Tweedie

IVi Using Legal & General Assurance Society,

Lane, Ckawfo^d & Co. (Provisions), Ltd., Agents—

Ltd., Coftee, Roasters and Blenders,

Tea, Wine and Spirit Merchants— Lee Hing Printing Co.—583, Szechuen

90, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11934; Road ; Teleph. 13736

P.O. Box 659; Cable Ad: Wheelock.

Branch Office: 866, Bubbling Well Lee Ming Book Co.—-396, Foochow

Road; Teleph. 36218 Road; Teleph. 93801

G. E. Maiden, chairman

J. J. Sheridan, dir. and gen. mgr.

E. A G. May, director Leede Engineering Corporation, Ra-

A. E. Fenton, do. dio, Sound and Electrical and Re-

Wheelock & Co., Ltd., secretaries frigerating Engineers: Importers &

N. Y. Sung Manufacturers — 395-399, Bubbling

Miss P. I. Ellison Well Road; Teleph. 34154; Cable Ad '•

Leedel

i|1; Laou Directors—J. T. Chwang (chair-

KindsKaiof Fook & Co., Dealers

Silks—Corner in All

of Nanking man), C. Ede, F. J. Ede, J. T.

Chwang and M. Chow, ph.d.

and Honan Roads; Teleph. 13348 F. J. Ede, manager

I, Laou Kiu Chwang Silk Co., Whole- K. T. Tu, refrigerating dept.

sale and Retail Dealers in Silks, K. W. Chang, assist, mgr. and

Saints, Crepes, Furs and Fancy chief accountant

Goods—422, Nanking Road; Teleph. Z. T. Chang, acct.

93169; Cable Ad: Losilko C. N. Fu, salesman

K. T. Sung, do.

M. Chow, ph.d., consulting engr.

I Laou Kiu Luen & Co. (“ The Lion Silk T. P. Chien, chief engr.

' Store”), Wholesale and Retail Dealers Z. L. Pao, assist. do.

in all kinds of Silk Piece Goods— Ige Chang, service tech.

I 591, Nanking Road; Teleph. 93500; D. N. Koo, lab. supt.

Cable Ad: Lionsilk

Lo sen teh Lemarchand, W. R„ Stock, Share and

9 General Broker—Room 40, 16, Can

l! Larsen & Trock, Electrical Engineers and ton Road; Teleph. 14229

Contractors—178, Avenue Edward

VII; Teleph. 16838; Cable Ad: Leonard - Veysseyre - Kruze Architects

Trocklar Surveyors,

Agents—461,Decorators,

Avenue Land

Joffre;andTeleph.

Estate

L. Larsen, partner 83943; Cable Ad: Beauxarts

} | E. Trock, do.

aXiAZARO Bros., Sam, Musical Instruments %] Teh Wo

' —130, Nanking Road; Teleph. 19225 Lester, Johnson & Morriss, Architects,

Civil Engineers, Land and

—:0, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. Estate Agents

15099;

Ming Ching Cable Ad: Morriss

Kopeck

.a.IjjAzarus, N., Optician—126, Nanking Gordon

! : Road; Teleph. 16626; Cable Ad: Lazarus J. R Maughan, f.r.i.b.a.

| H. Tobias E. Struct,

F. Bothwell, f.r.i.b.a , m.i.

j R. V. Meyer, partner e.

Mrs. V. Karter, secretary Agency:

| P. Jorge Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.

A252 SHANGHAI

n & m ft & Ba ^ m m a J. fl. Liddell, managing director

Lever Brothers (China), Ltd , Soap P.Wf,M. W. O. Liddell, director (Absent)

Howell, signs do. per (Tientsin)

and Glycerine ManufactuTers — RA R.

gistered Gfficfe: 18, The Bund; Telejih.

17327; P.O. Box 597; Cable Ad: Lever. R. H.W. Purcell,

Fraser, do. pro.

Factory : 2310, Yangtszepoo Road C. F. D. Lowe,

T. H. Howell, do.

do.

Roger H. Heyworth, chairman L. H. Richards I S. F. Harvey

P. H. Cobb, director C.E. Porte!

Wm. Harper, do. Comasla | J.A. J.S. Doong

Ahmed

W. G. Braidwood, secretary E. Kagansky | J. H. Bailey

A. M. Quinones | E. J. Harvey

Lewis Nurseries^ The—-412, Szechuen Agents for;

Mather & Platt, Ltd.

Road; Teleph. 14398 Hilaturas Casablancas,

Lewis Ideal Scfidot of Cookery—(Nee High Draft CottonS.A. Spinning

:

Educational) Machinery

Equitable Fire and Marine Office

Lewis & Sons, Inc., W. B.—266, id & « k A

Peking Road ; Teleph. 12355 Dah mei yin kuny sze

Liang You Printing and Publishing Co. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.

—851, North Szechuen Road; Teleph. (China), Ltd. — 175r Soo dhAtv Road;

44189;

Liyoprinco, P.O. Box 1722; Cable Ad: Teleph. 13482; P.O. Box 12u3; Cable

Loh EwongShanghai Lam, chairman Ad : Ligmytoco

Yue Hon-shatag; gen. mgr.

Lih Teh Oil Mill, Vegetable Oil Mer~

4t f ^ nf. fr chants

RapeseedandOil,Crushers;

Refined and Cottonseed Oil,

Deodorized

Sing. zi:-chauy Sa,lad Oils, Hardened and Edible

Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Mer- Cocoaput Oils—12, Rue du Consulat;

chants—8-10, Rue du Consulat, Shang- Teleph. 85680; Cable Ad: 765-3

hai;

1913;Telephs.

Cable Ad:84146 & 84147;

Waelchli; andP.O. Box

at Kobe,

Yokohama, Osaka, Tokyo, Nagoye and Lilling & Co., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Zurich sentatives—133, Yuen Ming Yuen

J. L. Waelchli^Zurich Road; Teleph. 19846; Cable Ad:

C. A Weber, manager Debrod

J. A. Yorner

Miss E.

R. F. Garcia Hutchins $5 a & i! H

J.Mrs.CruzO. Hernandez Jfei ko lee li ya chang

Lilly & Co.,Products—316,Kiangse

Biological Eli, PharmaceuticalRoad; and

Miss M.CheGarcia

Yang Liang, general compradore Teleph. 10037; P.O. Box 1572; Cable Ad:

Karl S. Chen, asst, compradore Lillyshang. Head Office and Labora-

Agents for; tories: Indianopolis, Indiana, U.S.A.

R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., New York

Carson Pirie Scott

L. Bamberger & Co., Newark & Co., Chicago n & m ft ft ^

The May Co., Los Angeles Lin nun yu Lsien kvng sze

Linporters

Nan Co., and Ltd., The, Importers,

Manufacturers’ Ex-

Agents—

^[] Bing Woo 497,

Cable Bubbling

Ad: Well Road; Teleph. 33973;

Lingnanco

LidOell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants, T. S. Ling, manager

Wool, Hide, Skin and General Produce

Brokers—Glen

Rd.; Line Cable

Telephs. 11159; Building,

Ad:4,Liddell.

Peking ^ n n

Press Packing

downs: Works andRoad,

248, Yangtzepoo StorageBirt’s

Go- Lindsay, Jean, Chinese Curios—Kelly &

Wharf Walsh

Teleph. lA087 66,. Nanking Road;

Building,

SHANGHAI A253

® «• Yft £ ffi Agents :

Ling SaHg Yhi M eu Rung Sze Scott,

Jardine,Harding & Co.,

Matheson Ld. Ld.

& Co.,

Ling

The,Sang Pointing and

Manufacturers Ink Wholesalers

Co., Ltd., . Hugh Middleton & Co. (Ins.), Ltd.

of—Office:

Printing

703, and Lithographic

Hankow Inks

Road. Factory:

47, Tientungan Road, Chapei; Telepn. Llzzo & eLizza, Ltd., ^ ii « H

Turf Accountant

93016; Cable Ad; Lingsang or 7428 and Commission Agents—330,

Lingo Trading Co.—421, Szechuen Road; Road, 3rd Floor ; Teleph. 17081Szechuen

Teleph. 16019 ; Cable Ad : 3948 R. Carneiro

F. T. Marques j Miss M. Allemao

Mrs. L. Marques | Ku Wei Shan

Lie no yin chu tze chi tseh tsao chang IQ B % Laou Teh Che

Linotype and Machinery Ltd., Manu- Llewellyn & Co., Ltd., J., Wholesale

facturers of the Linotype Composing and Retail Chemists and Manufacturers

Machine

for and High

Letterpress, Grade Machinery

Photogravure and News- of Aerated Waters—151, Nanking Road;

paper Printers—160, Avenue Edward Teleph. 10072; P.O. Box 617

VII; Teleph. 13448;P.O. Box 1152; Cable’

Ad: Linotype.

London; Works: HeadAltrincham,

Office: 9, Kingsway,

England Laou ho in wu hung sze

H. Ellis, manager for China, Hong Lloyd’s (China) Publishing Co.—306,

Glen Line Building, 2, Peking Rd.;

Kong: and Japan

J. W. Norton, assistant manager for Teleph. 15854

China, Hongkong and Japan Geo. T. Lloyd, president

A. J. Rozario (Hong Kong) P. H. King, advt. manager

Linson i Co., Exporters and Import- Nee Ah-ching, cashier

ers—40, Ningpo Road; Teleph. Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Ship

18874; Cable Ad: Nosnil and Engineer

Lion Go., M., Exporters and Im- Building, 2, PekingSurveyors—Glen Line

Road; Teleph. 12262;

Cable Ad: Register

porters of Industrial Chemical, etc.

-7-327,

sion; Route766.9;

Teleph. Frelupt,

CableFrench Conces- Lloyd Triestino, S. N. Co.—26, The

Ad: Mothicide Bund; Teleph. 16835; P.O. Box

r{3 Chung Wo 2207; Cable Ad: Lloydiano

Cav. Uff. Q. Bonetta, general agent

Little & Co., Ltd., 1930, William, Silk Cav. B. M. Rizzi

Inspectors and General Import and E. Grantsch

Export Merchants—131, Museum Road; Cav. Uff. V. Chieri

Teleph. 14858 ; Cable Ad : Westall; Mrs. I. Fleming

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and Miss W. Pereira

Acme Code

H. M. Little, managing director Chao Yung Zai, compradore

A. D. Bell, director Loch, J., Hospital Supplies, Physical and

Zee Chung Ying, compradore Laboratory Apparatus

Y. E. Ding Consulat;

Cable Ad : Teleph.

Yenom 81974;—P.O.

41, Box

Rue 212;

du

Little Folks Garden School - (See

Educational) London Guarantee and Accident Co.,

Liu Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd. — 384, Accident Ltd. (Far Eastern Branch), Fire,

Avenue Foch; Teleph. 34745; Cable Road; Telephs. and Marine—27, Peking

Ad: Liuholin 14649 and 12300;

P.O. Box 719; Cable Ad: Phofire

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Long Kee Realty and Engineering

Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. Co., Ltd., Merchants, Engineers &

11842;

H. B.P.O. Boxresident

Scott, 758; Cable Ad: Globanee Contractors—288, Tiendong Road;

secretary

C. 0. Cruttwell, assist, do. Teleph. 40791

J. E. Brown Zealand Wang, managing director

A-254 SHANGHAI

ft # ^ ^ It Lcebberts

Nanking Road; AmericanandPharmacy — 169,

278, Kiangse

Lonkomay, Technical and Industrial Road; Telephs. 12850 and 12859;

Supplies, Pumps, Electrical and Cable Ad: Luebamph

Mining Machinery, Railway Mate- M. A. Joffe, director

Rials, Cheyiioals, Pharmaceutical Dr. Lansing Ling, do.

Products, X-Rays Apparatus, Me- Ed. G. Luebbert, mng. director

tals, etc.~-230, Rue Porte de POuest;

Teleph.

F. Bedaride, 80454 ; Cable

manager Ad : Lonkivmay Pharmacy O. G. Shashdin

Dept; :

Miss A. A. Ozerskya

Loo Bros. — 368, Yates Road; Teleph. J. 1. Gurevitch

31924 Miss J. Sung

Office:

V. I. Nesvadba, accountant

m m & m m C. S. Ling, do.

Lorenz, Dr. H. A., Attorney-at-Law J. K. Ghow

—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road : Tele-

phone 18567•; Cable Ad: Lorentz # S H Lu-teh- yang-hong

Dr. H. A. Lorentz Luthy & Co..andC., (S.A.), ConsultingCanton

Civil

Miss' M. Druen, secretary Engineers Surveyors—17,

T. Y. Tang, secretary Road; Teleph. 11914; P.O. Box 1169:

T. Y. Shen, interpreter Cable Ad: Luthyco

Y. Chow, advocate A.E. Lenzlinger,

Aeschhach, c.E.b.sc., c.e.

H. K. Yang, asst, secretary T.G. F.LeeYok, acct.

(Insurance)

f£ $ Kah Tso Tt-ze Agents for:

Lowe, Bingham—& Glen

Accountants Matthews, Line Chartered

Building Baloise Eire Insurance Co—Te-

(2nd Floor); Teleph. 15539: Cable Ad: leph. 18564

Explanate

(London). (in Far

Offices atEast) and

Tientsin, Celestor

Peiping Lyceum Theatre—101, Rue Cardinal

and London Mercier; Teleph. 70414; P.O. Box

706; Cable Ad: Lyceum

E.F. N.F. Matthews,

Hardman, c.a. f.c.a. . C. 8. Speyer, manager

H. R. Cleland, c.a.

A.W. J.E.Kane, a c.a.

Atwell, c.a. (Tientsin) Mah Pin

A. H. Ballard, f.c.a. (London) > McBain,

11174; George—1,

P.O. Box 306; The Bund;

Cable Teieph.

Ad: Macbain

R. L. Read W. R. McBain j E. B. McBain

D. R. Glass,

F. Ikin, a.c.a,B.A., a.c.a.

D. J. Benson, a.c.a. m Yung Chong

A. P. D. Kennedy, a.c.a. Macbeth, GrayComplete

& Co., Outfitters

Tailors and—

B. H. Smith Gentlemen’s

G.H. E.Morgan

Marshall A.M. J.Johnston Gast 142, Nanking Road; Teleph. 14247;

E.T. Rudland

J. Palmer G.E. I.Lang

Froemel Cable Ad: Macbeth

J. Macbeth

R.G.A.W.Kemp

Andersen J.A. R,Jacob 0. E.Ivery A. Dearn

Kale

W.Hetherington F. Pecaric

W. J. Darby F. A. D: Masson McCracken,®Dr. J. C., m.d.,mf.a.c.s., d.sc.

A.L. C.C. Kew

Moore E.R. S.H. Jacob

Cunio —10a, Route Winling; Teleph. 21843;

Miss M. Gowing, stenographer Also St. Luke’s Hospital

Miss M. Pritchard. do. McDonald, Ranald

V.T. T.Z. Yih

Zio. (Chinese Accounts

do. Dept.) Barrister-at-law andGeorge, b.a., ll.b.,

Legal Practitioner,

K. L. Yang, do. Registration of Trade Marks, etc.—

B. Wu, do. 169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Tele-

D. D. Zio, compradoiA phones 10193 and 16739; Cable Ad:

SHANGHAI A265

“ Ranald Shanghai”; Codes: A.B.C. 5th T. VV. Bone, c.a.

and 6th edns., Western Union and ,E W. S. MacGregor

Bentley’s

Ranald G. McDonald, b.a., u. b.. Outdoor H,

Staff—

Barrister-at-law S.E.G.Webber

Wenman

Agents

Solicitors,in London—McKenna & Co.,

31 to 34, Basinghall

Street, London, E.C. 2 Maclaine Watson & Co., Sugar and

Rubber — 12, The Bund: Teleph.

Macdonald, T. & Co.—1076, Sinza 10077 : Cable Ad : Maclaine

M. L. Bevan, China representative

Road; Teleph. 30466; Cable Ad: Miss Tuttolman, secretary

Undertaker

MoDonnel & Gorman, Inc., Engineering Mactayish Tvvigg

Mactavish,

& Co.,

& Co. (Successors to

Ltd. andandP. O’Brien

Projects—2,

17674; Cable RdPeking Road; Teleph. Twigg, Utd.),

: Macdon Wholesale hetail

Chemists and Druggists, Dealers in

McGregor Photographic Supplies, Chemicals and

of PorcelainIronEnamelled

Works, Iron

Manufacturers

Ware and Apparatus—1261, Bubbling Well Road;

Signs—Lane 29-19, Nanyang Road; Telephs. Wahlec

33433 and 36566 ; Cable Ad :

Teleph. 33191 A. H Coveney, m.p.s., manager

McGregor ik Co., J. H., Consulting H.

H. J.a: Kero

Koo, treasurer

Engineers to the Enamelling Industry,

Import Merchants,— Lane

Vitreous Manufacturers of Mactavish, Twigg & Co., Chemists, &

yang Road;EnamelsTeleph. 33191 29 19, Nan- 40433;

Druggists—91, Broadway ; Teleph.

P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad:

Maogregor, Pringle & Co., Wine & Mahlee

Spirit Merchants - 133, Yuen Ming

Yuen

EquivocalRoad: Teleph. 14528; Cable Ad: Sin' Fu

Madier, Ribet et Cie. (Shanghai, Canton,

Yokohama,

Macgregors, Ltd.—44, Foochow Road; Silk and Straw Hat Exporters—9,Lyons), Raw Silk, Waste

Teleph. 17589: P.O. Box 344; Cable Ad: Edward VII : Teleph. 84070 ; Aven. P.O.

Magellan Macgregor, governingdo. director Box 307; Gable Ad : Madiersilk

J.N. C.F. Macgregor,

E.W. F.G. Bateman,

Crokam, director

do. and secy. ^ mow

A. H. Parker | A. Ross Magill & Co., Ltd., James (Incor-

porated under the Hongkong

Ordinances), Customs and Freight Com panies

Luomj Mow Brokers, Transportation, Storage, Light-

Mn kenzie tfc Co., Ltd., Hydraulic Press erage—120, Kiangse Rd.; Teleph. 11284

(3 Lines); Cable Ad: Magill

Packers

Canton Road, and and

Commission Agents—77,

at Tientsin, Hankow, C.T. B.M.Y.Nee,

Golding, managing director

Chungking director

P.O. Box 353and Ichang; Teleph. 10058; R.S. L.A. Fineland

Young, manager

n & % ± Tai ying hung sze H. Pawelzig | S. J. Wyatt,

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. —27, Proprietors :

The Bund; Telephs. 11428 (3 lines); Managers fw.Packing Co.

Shanghai

P.O. Box 354: Cable Ad: P. & TheLtd.—Teleph.

Whangpoo 16622

Tug & Lighter Co.,

O. S. N. Co.: Peninsular; M. M.

& Co., B. I. S. N. Co., Ltd. : Mac-

kinimns: E. & A. S.S. Co., Ltd.:

Amatrep; Marine Insurance Co.. Mahommedan Mosque—{See Churches

Ltd.: Caminius' k Missions)

H. V. Wilkinson, d.s.o., partner

L J. Davies, partner Maier k Co.,

F. W. Foster, signs per pro. Exporters — 264,Wilhelm,

Kiangse Importers

Road; P.O.k

C. Black Box 1165 ;

A256 SHANGHAI

^ ^ Me Kao

Maison Lucilk, Modes, Furs and Millinery Mar-Kao, Ltd., Importers—110, Sze-

—9‘i4, Bubbling Well Road : Teleph. chuen Road; Teleph. 10989; Cable

72202; Cable Ad : Lucile Ad: Marco; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.

Yuen Fong p. F.5thFoelster,

and 6thmanager

edns., Mosse

Maitland & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in W. Liesemanp, assist manager

the U.K.), Merchants and Piece Goods

Auctioneers—126-10, Szechuen Road;

Telephs. 1748W-14808 (Compradore’s Mar cbr nee vm shien dien gung tsu

Office)

Mt Er Kon Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co.,

jf^ ' 9 Ltd.—2, Peking Road; Teleph.

Malcolm & Company, Ltd. (Incorpor- 18953; Cable Ad: Natwirtel

ated in Hongkong), Engineers and

Importers—Head Office : Wayfoong Marden &the Co., Ltd., G. E. (Incorporated

House, (4220,

11-25 Szechuen

Lines); Cable Ad: Road;Triplerais

Teleph. under 1 Hongkong Companies’

Hongkong Office: Hongkong & Shang- Ordinances), Customs Brokers, For-

haiA.Bank Building warding Agents, Haulage Contractors,

Malcolm, director Tenders, Steam Tugs, Lightermen,

T. G. Hand, a.m.i.c.e., director Motor-boats,

Contractors House-boats, Removal

J. D. Morrison, director (London)

Joseph Brown, f.ls.a., secretary Hankow Road;andTeleph. Warehousemen—126,

11000 (7 Lines);

Engineering Dept.: Cable Ad: Marden

F. mech.e.,

G. Figgis, G. E. Marden, mng. director

(J, &A.C.G.I.,

E. Hall, b.se., a.m.l,

Ltd., repre- H. E. Arnhold, director

F. R. Davey, do.

sentative)

L. A. Popoff V. K.J. Song, do.

General Office : W. Hawkings, manager

C.K. Asuncion

B. Chen ' Miss Mrs. E.F. Encarnacao

M. Mclorn R.S.V. J.J.Manly-Allatt,

Song, asst, manager

Hall office manager

Metal and Sundries Department: Y. F. Woo | A. Moss

W. F. Chow, compradore J.J. Groisman

G. Lovik J. Kalousek,

a.m.i.a.e.

Sika Dept.:

A. Venshow Secretaries:

Wheelock & Co., Ltd.

IB M M iip M Yi Pin V'1 tsiang Proprietors of:

Manufacture Ceramique

Brick and Tile Factory—1722, Bre- de Shanghai, Whangpoo Ferry Service (Teleph.

nan Road; Teleph. 29478; Cable Ad : 12321)

Mancercha Shanghai Household Removing Co.

(Telephs. 30000 (3 Lines), 110o7 and

17669)

^ PSM* ft A m % Agents for:

Manufacturers

Hamilton Life170,Insurance

House, Kiangse Co.—

Road; International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Telephs. IS 182 3-4; P.O. Box 525; Cable American Express Co., Inc.

Ad: Manulife; Code: Bentley’s. Head Margaret Williamson Hospital {See

Office: Toronto, Canada Hospitals)

Graeme D. Nicholl, branch mgr.

R.A. M.D. Ohue

Ralfe, res. secretary

Miss C. Levis )! Mrs. S. Yoorga m m &

Agents: Marderfeld, M>, Importer and Exporter

Miss M. Abraham J. S. David of Fur and Skins—458, S'zechuen

W Danielsen Road; Teleph. 18942; Cable Ad :

R. R. M’D Parr P.E. K.C. Robinson Daiko Pulun

Miss L. A. Goridco

K.H. F.N. C.Wipnberg

Watson B L. Cheetham P. C. Kiang

T. L. Chen Y. C. Tsien

H. F. Parks G. Czako

SHANGHAI A257

Marine Engineers’ Guild—(S»e Asso- Masonic Club—(Nee Clubs)

ciations & Societies)

^ Mei Tuck

Maritime Insurance Co., Etd.—18, Master

The Bund; Teleph. 15236; P.0. Box General Merchants, Importers and Ex-

399 porters

kow Road; of Silk Piece 10923;

Teleph. Goods—125,

Cable Han-

Ad:

F. P. C. Ashe, agent & attorney Charna

Marshad - Marsh, A. V., m.d. —China M. C. Charna, partner

United Assurance Society Building N. J. Karanjia, do.

(Apartment 308), 104, Bubbling Well Piloo Charna

Road; Teleph. 91965 S. M.Charna

Y. M. Zung

J. E. Cohen

Marshall Bolton & Co., Insurance Masukow Co., Ltd., General Impor-

Brokers—120, Jinkee Road; Teleph. ters, Exporters and Commission

10300; P.O. Box 621 Agents—33, Foochow Road; Telephs.

M. Bolton 16056 and 12763; P.O. Box 3008 Cable

G. R. Botelho Ad: Wokusam

A. P. Macain

— ^ Fouh Ye

^j| Chung H*j Mataichi Yoko, Coal and Shipping Mer-

Marshall Field & Co., Exporte s— chants—150, Boone Road; Teleph

128, Museum Road; Teleph. 18414; 45625

P. 0. Box 666; Cable Ad: Drumar Materiel Technique, Le, Railway and

R. V. Swearingen, Oriental rugr. Naval Materials and Textile Ma-

Ong Whan, representative chinery—320, Szeehuen Road ; Tel.

Fa E Smi 14834: Cable Ad : Telint

£ M S’ 9

Marshall, Marsh, Murray, Gauntlett, m m m ^ m

Burton, Wall

Consulting Rooms:& Hongkong

Squires, & Drs. —

Shang- Ma teh fau lan chony

hai Bank Bldg. (4th Floor); Telephs. Textile,& Platt,

Mather Ltd., Fire protection,

Electrical, Hydraulic and

15047 and 15048 General, Engineers—4, Peking Road;

Telephs. 11159; Cable Ad: Matherplat

U W % 8 Liddell Bros. & Co., Ld., agents

Marthoud

and & Cie,China

Exporters of Raw Silks A. . L. Slack, representative

chowGeneral

Road; Teleph. Produce—53,

14200; Cable Foo-

Ad: Mayar Silk Mills, Ltd., Manufac

Maraudius

L. Marthoud turers and Fxporters of Silk Piece-

P. N.Marthoud goods—

phone 256,94000 Tientsin

(4 Lines);Road;

Cable Tele-

Ad:

N. Schroeders Mayarsilk

V. L. Yuen, compradore

MASONIC fig FP £ H

Mei sung yin su kwan

District Grand Lodge of Scottish May Su^r & Co., Paper Merchants—"SI,

Freemasonry

F. G. Penfold,indistr.

North

grandChina

master Honan Road; Teleph. 90916

S. E. Hill, distr. grand secretary May War Lee & Co., Importers and Ex-

porters-—262, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Masonic Hall—1623, Avenue Road; L7671

Teleph. 30702

Mayer

Northern Lodge of China, N. 570e— 81851

A258 SHANGHAI

Medical Analysis Laboratory and New York Agents: Melchers Inc.,

Laboratory Chemical Research, (La- New York, U.S.A.

boratory of Pathalogy, Bacteriology Branches: Hongkong, Hankow,

Biochemistry and X-ray Department— Tientsin, Tsingtao, Canton,

3, Ezra Road (5th Floor); Teieph. 17485 Swatow, Peiping, Tsin'anfu, Mukden

and Chinhsien

^ D| Met De Kin Partners—K.

A.Dr. Widmann Lindemann (Bremen),

(Shanghai/Bremen),

Medicon, Ltd., S. A., Importers of Ad. Korff

; (Shanghai), C. G.

Medicines and Hospital Supplies— Melchers (S hai) and Ed. Miehaelsen

13, Kiangse

Ad: NocidemRoad; Teleph. 10891; Cable Staff(Tientsin)

H.Th.

Saegert, manager

Melbardt H. W. Breuer, signs the firm

H. Dieckmann, signs p. p.

A.W. Benkiser, signs H.p. Meyei;

p. j,

|1& '■ Yeh O.

de Beauclair

Bochow W. Meller

Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Mer- Miss J. Fleeter Miss Mrs. S.H. Thaeter

Mueller

chants—137, Canton Road : Telephs. A. Jaekel

18174

Skorsten(3 Lines); P.O. Box 997; Cable H. Lohmueller Miss M. Voice

P. Westendoff, partner Mrs.Mayer

W. N. Mashin E.H. Welsihg

Wollbrbck

C. Rieck, do. General Agents for :

A. Corturn. do. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen — Te-

W. Leutsch, do. leph, 15568; Cable Ad : Nordlloyd

E. Schult, signs ppa. F.VV. Rudloff,

O. Jurany, signs i.v.

R. Eiswaldt Boettchersigns0 p.A.p. Paul

K. Ludwig H. Bohlmann Mrs. E Scheel

Mrs. B. Boreham Mrs.E.Schroeder

F. Istl Miss A.

H. Buelow Bruecher E.

W. Scii wartz

Wilkens

E. Schoefner Miss D. Koehler A. Wurthmann

L. Stumpf H. Mohrhaenein W. Zscbimmer

H. Woelken North German Lloyd, Bremen,

Miss

Mrs. T.M. Koehler

Stohler Inspection-Shanghai

Miss C. Faelz F. J. Haggenmueller, inspector

Agents

“Maersk for: Line” (A.P. Moller), Cbpen-

Mehta

chants—25, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. TheBroadway,

Isbrandtsen

82038; Cable Ad: Dogdo NewMoller

York, Co., Inc.—26,

U.S.A.

^ m m A. Paul

E. Schwartz

Mei Shun S.S. Co., Shipping Agents General Agents for :

Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

and Shipowners—33, Szechuen

Teleph. 12903; Cable Ad: Meishun Road: O. Schneider

SoleAstaAgents

Werkefor A.China

G., : Bielefeld (Pharm-

j| M' i Qhe Sze aceutical Preparations)

Melchers & Co., Import, Export, Ship- Avenarius

ping, Forwarding & Insurance—210-214,

Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 16342-45 (Im- lineum) & Co., Stuttgart (Carbo-

port, Export, Booking and Insurance Emil Busch A.Field

Binoculars, G., Rathenow

Glasses, (Prism

Micro

Depts.) and 15566 (3 Lines) (Shipping scopes for All Purposes, Lenses,

and Forwarding Depts.); P.O. Box 1004; Cameras)

Cable Ads:

(Import), Melcorp

Nordlloyd(Export), Melcbersco

(Shipping N.D.L.) Binney & Smith Co., New York

and Maerskline (Shipping-Maersk Line) (Carben Blacks)

Representatives Chemische Fabrik v. Heyden, Rade-

of Europe: C.forMelchers

the Continent

& Co., beul-Dresden (Fine Chemicals

Pharmaceutical Preparations)

Bremen Ferd. Muelhens, Cologne (“4711” Eau

Representatives for Great Britain: de Cologne, Perfumeries & Toilet

Articles)

F. A. Welti & Son, London

SHANGHAI AsJ59

Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig G. C. Bruce, general manager

(Rolleiflex and Kolleicord Cameras, G. A. Johansson, secretary

Photographic Equipment) Miss P. Maher, stenographer

Kaftee

itifreeHandels A. G., Bremen (CofFe- Printing

Coffee HAG) Dept.

Paul Lechler, Stuttgart (Waterproof L. J. Mrantz manager

Paints) G. J. H Hendriksen

Polak’s Frutal Works, Amersfoort H. K. Sung

(Essential Oils) Y. C. Yeh

Chininfabrik Braunschweig (Quinine) General H. Wilhoit, proof-reader

N/V. A. Wulting & Co., Amsterdam Office

( Pharmaceutical Preparations) Y. F. Zaii. chief acct.

C.A. Loh ' | Y. K. Zah

Rowritree & Co., Ltd., York, England Dispatching

(Chocolates, Cocoa, Confectionery, Office

Ctiewing Gum) J. K Y. Lee , X. L. Liang

Agents for : Press Room Supervisor

Bremen Underwriters A P. Nikitin

Germanischer Lloyd H Mei Fah

Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. of

1841 Bremen Fire Insurance Co., Merecki, R.—159, Peking Road; Teleph.

Hamburg 15948;.P.O. Box 428; Cable Ad: Merfah

N. Hamburg

V. Standard Verzekering Mij., R. Merecki | Chou Lee Nea

J. Merecki \ Tong Yao Ding

Amsterdam

Mjsmklsdorff, Adolph, Export of Casings Mertens, Dr. H., Medical Practition-

er—Qffice: .788. Bubbling Well Rd.;

(Intestines)

19381 ; P.O. 190,BoxPeking

488;Road;

. CableTeleph.

Ad : . ¥^'e^h. 31222

Memelsdorf ; Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th 1SJ & IMA !I & *

Edition To, fah ko hpo Inn zuen kung sz

Mercantile Bank of India (See Messagebies Maritimes, Compagnie

Banks) Des (French Mail Company) — 9,

Mercantile Co., The, General Mer- (3Avenue Lines)

Edward VII; Telephs. 82034

chants—128, Museum Road; Teleph J. Cochet, agent general for the

17865; Cable Ad: Genshoto Far East

Mercantile Marine Officers’ Ceftb— Cl R. Miollis, local manager

(See Clubs) P. Bruneel [ H. A. Harrs

A. Bossee A. Yourieff

^ & m fi m fP t m R. d’Ungern j Mrs. A. M. Kou

Song van ying clmt yu han kwuo- sze

Mercantile Printing Oo. (1925), Metal Box Co., Ltd., Printer? on

Ltd., Printers and Lithographers— : Paper Decorated

and Metal by all Processes :

Tinplate and Metal Box

Head Office and Works: 255, Wei- ! Makers—133,

haiwei Road; Telephs. 34312-3; 1 phone 15170; P.O. Szechuen Road; Tele

Town Office: Room 515, 81, Jinkee I Ad: Demitints. Box 252 : Cable

Road; Teleph. 12689 E. Powell, Far Eastern Adminis-

W. A. White, director trator

Beck and Swann, secretaries

A. E. Lockyer, managing director ;

Mrs.

P. S;C-W.

Pih Raydeh II J.V. Jacobi

T. Zien Metallisator Co. (China), Ltd. Incorp-

orated under the Hongkong Ordinan-

Mercery Press, The (Post Mer, ury ces), Successor to Road;

ChinaTeleph.19726;

Metallisator

Co., Ltd., Fed, Inc,, Proprietors). Co.—190,Ad:Kiukiang

Printers Publishers, Bookbinders. Cable Hochien Carldon.

Road; Teleph. Works at: 285,

53734

Engravers and Die Stampers, and Frost, Bland it Co., Ltd., general

Advertising Agents—21, Avenue Ed- managers J. Gellion (chairman),

ward VIII; Teleph. 84087; Cable Directors—F.

Ad : Mercupost A. J. Hughes and K. P. Fletcher

A260 SHANGHAI

Methodist Episcopal Mission — (See “Miag” Muehlenbau

Manufacturers of Flour Mills, Rice

Churches and Missions) and Oil Mills, Silos and Granaries,

Metro Breweries,

Plant, Cement Mills, Rock

etc. —Crush-

Rooms- Goldwyn - May'er

138 and 141, of China

Embankment — ing

Build- Dieseltractors, 226,

ing ; Teleph. 40166; Cable Ad: Me- Route Muehlmbau

Ghisi; Teleph. 75692; Cable Ad:

trofilms

Morey Marini?, manager m m x m ®

I.W.Greenberg,

W. Deitz asst. mgr. Miao, Kay-Pah, Civil Engineer and

C. Wong [ Z. L. Cbu Architect,

13 Lane 733, Connaught Road;Agents—

Land and Estate Teleph. i

33341

Metro pole Hotel — Corner

and Foochow Roads; Teleph. 12600; Kiangse

Cable Ad: Methotel

Cathay Hotels, Ltd., managers Paohzung » pao & foong pao«hsien «kung« sze

Middleton & Co. (Insurance) Ltd.,

Hugh, Managers and Agents for

Metropolitan Film Distributing Co. Fire and Marine Insurance Com-

—1306, Av. Joffre; Teleph. 76373; P.O. panies—45, Kiukiang Road ; Teleph.

16595; P.O. Box 482; Cable Ad:

Box 1045; Cable Ad: Talkie Humid; Code: Bentley’s

Hugh Middleton, director

n & ® ^ m m -is ^ ^ W. B. O. Middleton, do.

Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd. (Incorpo- Midland Investment Cq., Ltd. 175, i

rated in Hong Kong)—17, The Bund ; Soochow Road; Teleph. 13482

Teleph. 15455; Cable Ad : Metro Directors — E. L. Bennett, Cheang

Board Of Directors—Francis R. Smith Koon

(chairman), Sir Robert Calder-

Marshall, k.b.e., M. Reader Harris, NewsonChi,and Harry

R. J. E. Moore,

Price C. C. j

G. E. and Marden, Secretary—C. C. Newson, r.c.i.s.

Starr YusonO.YenOkamoto, C. V. Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Manu-

G.A. Y.T. Read, secretary

Skyorzov facturers of Sewing Thread—Head Of-

Miss V. K. Kozakevitch fice:

Mill 110,OfficeSzechuen Road; Teleph. Road

: 248, Yangtszepoo 13515;;

N. K. Chen j S. Y. Lee Teleph. 50521 ; P.O. Box 1678; Cable

AdDirectors—Chas.

: Reels Wallace,

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex-

port Co., Ltd., Steam Turbines, H. R. O. Edmonds, WongR.SzeJ. Elies,

King i

Condensers, Turbo-Alternators and J. and

McD. Cheung

Frame, Wing Lai

secretary 1

Electrical Machinery—Room 329, Sas- A. A. de Costa | G. Muir

soon House; Telephs. 15,132-3; Cable Ad: H. T Wilson

Metro

W. A.vickAnkerson, representative

G. H. Jolley, engineer Millers Co.—106, Peking Road:

Teleph. 13846

Zuii zum loon

ff 9 If-SKSffi*

Meyerink & Co., Wm., Merchants Import, Mi ling ton kwong kao yu hsien kuna sze

ExportRooms

Road, and Insurance—150,

401-404; Teleph.Kiukiang

17882; Millington, Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong- |

P.O.H. Tiefenbacher

Box 5T5 : Cable Ad : Meyerink kong),

117, Hongkong Road;in Teleph.

Practitioners Advertising—

11655 ; ■

H.M. H. Tiefenbacher, signs per pro. P.O.E. F.BoxHarris, 760; Cable

chairman Milladvert

Ad :

P.K. K.Y. Chang A.P. W.

P. Nazer,

Chang II Z.L. S.K. Nee

F. T. Woo Woo Massey,director

do.

C. Y. Chang, general compr. F. C- Millington, bmg. dir.

P.T. M. Yang, sundries compr. B. Rozenbaum, gen. mgr. and secty. ’

H. Chen, watch & clock cdmpr. Miss

Miss S.I. Petersen,

Koussis, secby.

asst, secty.

S. A. Ying, export eompr.

SHANGHAI A261

J. Heyman, sales mgr. Mitsui Bank—(See Banks)

V. D. Shelonosoff, art dir.

T. H. Chow, accountant u m

C.Y. L.S.Hsu,Wei,collection Miyakoya, Shirts and Pyjamas — 86,

advertising director of Chinese Boone Road; Teleph. 40757

Staff—E. A. Crighton, T. S. Bao, T. H. Model Dairy Farm—8, Tifeng Road;

Kwan, V. Y. Zau, H. Z. Choy, T. F. Teleph. 21997; Cable Ad: Moshi

Chang and C, L. Hsu

J. Tuller, salesman Modern Home (British), Furnishers de-

Hongkong Office corators, Interior —Woodwork

Miss E. Kelly, b.sc., a.i.c., mgr.

Miss G. Owen, actg. mgr. Metal Workers ShowroomsGlass and

; 8748,

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 34310,

Singapore Office Avenue Foch, Teleph. 72540. Office and

A. Hill-Reid, mgr. Factory : 1110, Gordon Road ; Teleph.

London Office — 39, Lombard Street, 34353 ; P. O. Box 1509; Cable Ad :

Modernhome

L. C. 3

Managers for ■ Construction Supplies, Ltd., mgrs.

J. E. Import

Gray, director

Willow

OrientalPattern

Press Press China & Export Lumber Co.,

Star Photo Engraving Co. Ltd., agents.

O. K. Malinowski

Ming Sun Egg Farm, Poultry Breeders, Richard Paulick, b.a.

Matchery, Incubators, Brooders, and T. King, acct.

Poultry Supplies — Farm : 514, Ziang H. Werther, b.a.

Ying Road, Kiangwan; Teleph. Kiang- P. P. Joukoff, sculptor

wan

1900438; Office: 27, The Bund; Teleph. A.Rudolf

Ott Paulick i A. Kosch

Z. T. Tsang, proprietor G. Liebsch | Miss E. Tager

Sales Dept.:

Minutti & Cie, Civil Engineers, G. Czako

Architects, Reinforced Concrete Specia- Miss R. Sand | M. N. Sytin

lists, Surveyors, etc.—120,Reute Wiling; Mohideen Bros., Jewellers & Dealers in

Teleph. 74583; Cable Ad: Betonlemi PreciousTeleph.

Stones—684,

Miorini, Dr. Albert, m.d. (Universiy of Road; 33399 Bubbling Well

Vienna), Specialist in Surgery, Mid- M. U. Mohideen j Y. Z. Mu

wifery and Women’s Ailments — 934, Mohideen & Co., P , Jewellers & Precious

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 30323 Stone Merchants,

Missionary Home—(See Churches & 684,A. Bubbling WellWholesale & Retail—

Road; Teleph. 33399

Missions) P. Mohideen, manager

H. U. Mohideen | Moh Ahyub

Missions to Lepers—(tfee Churches &

Missions) Mollers’ Limited, Merchants, Ship-

It Sang eking owners, Agents and Freight Brokers

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & ; —Rooms 214 226a. Hongkong and

Co., Ltd.)—185, Szechuen Road; Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd Floor,

Teleph. 13570; P.O. Box 3123 12, The Bund; Teleph. 13427; P.O.

Box 1312; Cable Ad: Mollerline;

Mitsubishi Bank—(See Banks) Codes: Boe, Scott’s. A.B.C. 5th and

6th edns. Bentley’s !Compiete Phrase,

■0] ^ £ San ling kung sze Lombard’s and Acme

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Eric Moller, mng. director

subishi Trading do. j, Ltd. (Mit,

Importers, Eric

Lindsay B.Moller,

B. Moller, director

do.

Exporters, Shipping Agents and Ralph B. Moller. do.

Insurance Agents—36, Kiukiang

Teleph. 18080-7-8-9; Cable Road;

Ad: Christopher B. Moller, do,.

Iwasakisal E. Kermode, secretary

F. Schmuser, accountant

S. Iwata, sub-manager Capt. J. R. McDonald, Marine supt

A262 SHANGHAI

P. Tenisson, supt. eng. Monique, Dressmakers and Milliners—

K. M. Pate, Salvage Dept. 810, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 7185

N. Malinovsky, Chartering Dept.

N. Kushnerenko, Stores Dept. nmmmmm

E.J. B.A. B.Pearse, Wireless

Cormack, do. Dept. Wah miny you yeh hung sze

B. I. Vobly Monk & Co., A. C. (Inc.), Leaf To-

M. M. Sokol off bacco

Teleph. 12101; Cable Ad:Kiangse

Dealers—353, Road;

Monktobac

A. Rachtoff

G.B. T.Pogoreloff

Krasnorutsky

I. Igoshin m mm '3 mm w mm

G. ()setr> iff Mo no yin chin leee che tseh cho chong

Monotype Corporation,

Monotype Ltd.

K.O. Matkovsky

Menko (Formerly Lanston

poration), “ Monotype ” Typesetting

Cor-

A.T. Kapoustin

Lohmann Machine, Thompson Typecaster, Miller

G.YT. Tepliashin

J. Rott Platens,

Saw Miller Cylinder

Trimmers, Presses, Miller

Harris Offset—1.7, The

B.A. Markitant Bund; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Monotype 19*30; P.O. Box 1770,

Maltseff E. E. VVallwork, manager

N. Mohneff Miss L. Harpham

V.Mrs.E. E.Darmin

B. Carr T. L. Tsau

Miss R. Butt Monroe & Co., F. C., Importers and

Miss E. Krahmaleff Exporters, Shipping Agents and

Miss SA. Gutierrez

Miss Krahmaleff Coal Merchants^—128, Museum Rd. ;

Miss L. Barradas Teleph. 10677; Cable Ad: Monroe

Msss C. Lent F. Y. M. Low, manager

MissL Lespinasse Moo Dee

MLs I. Moller

Mrs. S.L. Silva

Miss Hope Moody, Mark L., Federal Inc;, IJ.S.A.,

Miss Distributors of Motor Cars,Building,

General

Miss I.M. Manasseyn

Costa Automobile Repairing, Body

Painting and Accessories—80, Avenue

Miss

Miss L.A. Drozdovsky Edward

Miss L.

Pettersson

Milanowska Station: VII; Teleph.

408, Rue 16394. Teleph.

Bourgeat: Service

Miss E. Grant 72200; Cable Ad: Markmoody

Miss H. Yartseff Moon Garage—220,

Miss J.I. Adams

Miss Kraukle Teleph. 16334. Avenue Edward VII;

Mrs. A. Sorokin 0 giR it ^ LueESzMo

Miss V. Gudzenko Moore & Co., Ltd., L., Auctioneers,

Miss A. Matkovsky Fire Loss Adjusters and Assessors,

Mondenach,

Watohmaker—1163, K., Expert Chronometer and Expert

Bubbling Well Commission

Appraisers, Land, Estate and

Agents 10564-5(Fire

— 88, Museum

Road; Teleph. 33284; P.O. Box 1456; Dept.), 10153 16123,

Road; Telephs.

(Auction

Loss

Dept.), 16126

Cable Ad: Mondepach (Chinese); Cable Ad: Mooreco

E. Q. Cooper, managing director

S. M.Lord, secretary

Thorburn,and general

acct.mgr.

^ Mow Foo

Molnar

Auctioneering

Paper Importers—330, Szechuen Road; S. G.Lord

Teleph. C766; P.O. Box 1074; Cable

Ad: Greiwis; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Acme,

Bentley’s and Private W.Valentine

D. Brown I| T.J. F.A. Moses

Buckley

B. Greiner, proprietor ( Vienna) Agencies:

M. Kars, do. do. Toplis

E. Kelen, manager, do. Marine 1790)

London Surveyors (Established in

SHANGHAI A -2H3

Moegenstbr, O. — 81, Jinkee Road ; di m ft m m

Teleph. 17024; Cable Ad: Morgenster Mou le yu hsien kung sze

Res. Representative of :

Jaffe & Sons, Cotton

Bradford, Ltd., Manchester

and Wollenand Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J., Electrical and

Mechanical Engineers—452, Kiangse

Goods, Yarns and Textile Codes: Western18331;

Piece Materials

Raw

Road;Teleph. Cable Ad: Adasea;

Union 5-Letter, Bent-

Alfred Simon & Sons, Manchester, ley’s and A.B.C. 6th

H. J. Moysey, director edn.

Cotton Velvets G. K. Moysey, do.

Stevenson & Sons, Ltd., Dungannon, B. P. C. Fletcher (Ifongkong)^

Tyrone. Linens

Harry Greayer, Hambury. ..Con- Agents for :

Asea Electric, Ltd., Sweden, Motors,

tinental Goods Precision Gears and Geared Motors,

Generators, Transformers, Conver-

#l| gl > Nee Moi Lie ters, Rectifiers, Switch Gear, Con-

Mortimer Reid & Slee, Chartered Ac- densers, etc.

Stal. (Ljungstrom) Steam Turbine

countants—18, The Bund; Teleph. 14070; Co., Ltd., Sweden

Cable Ad: Mortmereid A. B. de Lavals Angturbin, Pumps,

Blowers,

Nydquist Holm,OilDiesel

Engines, etc.

Engines

Moses, A. E. — 423, Av. Haig; Teleph. ' Thos. Robinson & Son, Ltd., Complete

10771; Cable Ad: Fortune Flour Milling Machinery

A.tdrs

B. Separator, Centrifugal Separa-

m ® MoSze Buttefworth it Dickinson, Ltd.,

Moss & Co. (China), Inc., David L., Weaving Machinery ■

Exporters and Importers—110, Sze- Morse Chain Co., Rocker-Chains

chuen Road; Teleph. 10616; Cable A. B. Pentaverken, Slat ionary it

Ad: Moscodel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

edn., Private and Acme A.Marine Engines

B. Liljeholmens Kabelfabrik,

Electric

■Hajos & Cables

SzaiitoandA. Insulated Wires

G., KW-Hour

m Mow Teh Le Meters

Moutrie & Co., Ltd.,Music

Manufacturers, S., Piano

andandMusical

Organ Mueller, Hans H., Importers of Phar-

Instrument Dealers — 60, Nanking maceutical House; Teleph. Gobds 11936;

— 321, CableHamilton

Ad:

Rd.; Teleph. 10112; P.O. Box 770; Cable Medmuller; Codes: Rudolph Mosse

Ad:

edns.,Moutrie;

Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C 5th and 6th

and Lieber’s

Directors—W.

K.E. NewmanJ. and

Isenman (chairman), Mei kuo mow fpo hua shu skih tsin tsang

K. G. Stephenson

Ilbert & Co. (1931), Ltd., general MUlforD

Biological

Co., H. K., Manufacturing and

Chemists

managers and secretaries

Accounting Dept.— Teleph. 17123; P.O. Box13!,812;Museum

Cable Rd.:

Ad:

A. C. Remedies Mustard

Sales Dept.— Mustard & Co., Ltd.,

for China and Hongkongsole distributors

J. P. Davies | Mrs. W. Curtis Morris W. Stranack, F.e.s., M.p.s.

Technical Dept.- (Lond.), general manager in China

E. Wellbelove and Hongkong

Factory—Baikal Road P. S. Wong, PH.G. PHAR. B.

W. R. Hepburn Z. T. Nien

, G. H. Doo 1 P. F. Zee

Mow Lee & Co., Manufacturers of S. C. Chow Donald Shing

Shell Buttons, Button Blanks and V. D. Zee | Samnal I. L. Chang

Chan Hok Lin (Kwangtung)

Y. M. Hu (Hopei)

62, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10771; P. O. Muller, E. J., Consulting Civil En-

Box 1695; Cable Ad: Mowleeco gineer—308, Glen Line Building;

P. H. Hong, manager Teleph. 16600; Cable Ad: Soloie

A.264 SHANGHAI

m ft ^ n Muhl?ah m & * n h

Muller & Phipps (China), Ltd., Fed. Shanghai yah chi hung koh

Inc., II S.A., Manufacturers’

sentatives—Hamilton House; Teleph. Repre- Ellis Kadoorie Public SchoolRoad;

for

10534; P.O. Box 650; Cable Ad: Chinese — 445, Shanhaikwan

Mulphico. Head Office: 1, Park Teleph. 30200

Headmaster—A. F. T. Holland

Avenue, New York

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Shanghai Municipal Council—Adminis- Nieh Chih Kuei Public School for

tration Building, 209, Chinese—42, Kinchow Road; Teleph.

Teleph. (Chairman) 19992Kiangse Road 51069

Councillors (1938-1939) —

Franklin (chairman), Brig.-Gen. E.C. S. Headmaster—L. Kershaw, f.c.i.

B. Maenaghten, C.M.G , D.s.O. (vice- Assist. Masters—G.b.a.,L.and

H. Rogerson, Aitchison,

W. C.

chairman), W. J. Keswick, G. E. Divers

Mitchell, O. Okamoto, T. Sugisaka, Assist. Mistresses—Mrs. I. Adams

L. T. Yuan, Yulin Hsi, Eugene and Mrs. M. L. Dave

Y.F. N.B. Matthews,

Kiang, R.W.G.H.Macdonald,

Plant and

LandYu YaCommission

Clung (1938 1939) — H. Polytechnic Public School for

Berents, T. Z. King, Pehan Li, Chinese—77, Pakhoi Road; Teleph.

91055

Erik Crone, R. i'. K. Silby and Headmaster—T. G. Baillie, b.sc.

E. A. Long (secretary) (Honsj F.R.G.S.

Asst. Masters—R. G. Southerton

t? m fr fc $?• Jra SIS I and R. Spivey

Secretary-General’s Office—Teleph. Assist. Mistresses—Mrs. A. M.

10089 Kirk and Mrs. A. Murphy

Secretary General—Stirling Fes-

senden, LL.D. S & ft # A* ±

Private Secretary—Mrs. R. E. Ede Shanghai wor dung kun'j hok

Chinese Studies and Translation Public Gordon School for Chinese

Road; Teleph. — 1059,

31610b.sc.

Department—125, Hankow Road; Headmaster—H. B. Lobb,

Teleph. 10191

Director—Ohas. Kliene

Assistants to Director—H: West- # ft ft ® i& H &

nidge and P. J. Kozoolin

Stenographer and Typist—Mrs. Public SiSchool dung nui shu yum,

for Girls — 404, Yu

L. D. Goldring Yuen Road; Teleph. 20670

Chief Assistant—Sun Tsu lieh Headmistress—Miss A.S. M. Alex-

Assistant—Hu Che-mu ander, B.sc. (Hons.)

EDUCATIONAL Assistant

Aitchison, Miss P M.Mrs.

Mistresses— W.

Bourne,

Education Department—Administra- Mrs. L. S.Mrs.Souter,

Darroch, M. Miss M.Mrs.G.

A.Davison,

tion Building, 180, Foochow Road; M. I. Duguid, E. M. Close, m.a.,

Teleph. 19416 Miss

Superintendent—L. C. Healey,

B.COM., F.C.l. Ha'-vey,F I.Mrs.Harris,

J. K.b.sc.,

Kay,MrsMissJ.

Chief Assistant — H. G. Huck- F. Maegreg >r, Miss

Gregor, Miss A. M. Manning,M. H. Mac

step, B.a. Hons. (London) : Miss M. C. Munday, b.a., Mrs.

Teleph. 14614 D. H. Parrott, Miss D. Fredericks,

Assistant—Mrs. R. E. Lane Camb. Tripos., Miss M.

Chinese Education Officer—H. Sutherland, m.a. (Hons),

Mile MissJ. G.A.

Chen,Chinese

m.a., Teleph. 10247Officer—C. B. Warmoth,

Assist Education

H. S. Chen, ph. d. ArtSimonnet

Mistress Mrs. E. Smith

SHANGHAI A26&

& k m m Sullivan, J. A. Tibbie, T.

Public School for Girls- 390, Boone Watanabe and R. Wright

Boad; Teleph. 41330 Assistant

T. Bartlett, Inspectors T. Aiers,

B. Berg, A. W.C.

Head Mistress—MissG.M. Ware, b.a.

m pu%chn h

Cooper, S. G. Crank, W. A. F. D.

Kung peh li ^kung ®hsuehxtong Harris, A. T. Kemp, J. W. Lawler,

J. W. McCorkmdale, D. Murphy,

Public and Thomas Han bury School R. Nishibe, J. W. Robb, C. P.

for Boys

Teleph. 22361— 282, Kinnear Road; Say elR.off,W.A.Slight,

Scheel,W.P. G.J. Schlu-

Headmaster — P. Crow, m.a. per,

T. Tollefsen, G. A. Wu rmStone, and

(Cantab.), d.s.o., m.c. M. Watanabe

Thomas# Hanbury

* ITSchool a as Girls Fire^ Brigade—Office: il jK /a X

—170, Boone Road; Teleph.for 42059 280, Honan

Road; Telephs. 15181-2-3 (Private

Acting Head

Maher, b.a. Mistress—Mrs. M. C. Exchange to All Depts. for Ordin-

any Purposes)

Chief Officer—Capt. J. G. Dyson

Deputy Chief Officer—Capt H.

Finance® Department—■

M ^ ^ ^Teleph. X 12810

G. Reed

Treasurer & Controller’s Office: Third Officer—W. Charters

Treasurer & Controller—Major J. Fourth Officer—R. G. Watkins

T. Ford, o.b.e., a.c.a., f.i.m.t.a. Engineer Officers—H. A. Crick-

Secretary—Miss

Finance Office: Renee Y ates • mer and H. R. Powell

Deputy Treasurers—J. W. Mor- Accountant

Chinese Senior Officer—J. Huxley

Assist.—Ching

cher,

Oliver,a.i.m.t.a.,

a.c.a. f.s.s. and E. P. Loong-zie

Assistant Treasurer—H. E. Mid- Station Officers—C. C. Caynes,

dleton, m.b.e. L. Heap, R. H. Miles, H. H.

Accountant—A. G. P. Dewing, Miller, T. H. Vickers, A. E.

F.L.A.A., A.i.e.s. Villers and R. G. Wheildon

Assistant Accountants—T. A. Aiers, Assist. Station Officers—A. G.

A. P. Sutherland, E. Reeching, B. Carnell, J. W. Currie, T.

a.c.a., J. D. A. Hutchison, a.c.a., H. Dixon, F. J. Jones, M. M.

N. M. Tweedlie Louttit, G. H. Mulley, S. C.

Assistants—L. Pemberton, F. B. Scammell

Harrop, J. W.F.Pote-Hunt,

Stokes, F.S. T.J. and R. S. Somers

Sub-Offieeys—J. C. Bauld, H.

Fong, C. C. Hsu, K. S. Tsao, Christensen, H. L. M. Hansen,

P. L. Liang, K. C. Chen

Correspondence

W. Pedersen Clerk—Mrs. H. C. E.J. V.C. Molineux,

Hourihan, T.G. E.F. Stenning

R. Jack,

and J. W. R. Young

Revenue Office — Teleph. 12810 Japanese

and T. Meguro Sub-Officers—N. Inouye

(Exchange

Deputy toTreasurer

All Sections)

(Revenue)—V. Chinese Sub-Officers—Chang Zie,

H. BourneTreasurer (Revenue)— Tsoh Hur Dau, Wong Vung Dao,

Assistant Woo Sui Ung, Beacon

Ping Kwei, Yih Ping Yong and Yeh, Tib

R. Middleton

Chief Assistants—P. Comerv and Zee Lih Zung

A. T. Assistant—James

Gray Inspection Officers—A. C. Perry

Senior

Assistants - A.G. Kliene,

E. Fraser,

Sze

G. A. Assist. G. Swan

and Inspection Officer — J.

Johnston, M. Kramer, Goldman

L.Walker

F. Payne, A.Yoorg

Pratt,Ming

T. H. Assist. Workshops Officer—B. J.

and Woo Renacre

Office Assistants—E. Perpetuo and Stores Officer—E. L. Saunders

T. Fukuda Chief Clerk—A. Ozorio

Chief Inspector -H. Hotchkiss Stores Clerk—G. Ozorio

Inspectors—H. J. Christensen, F. Workshops Clerk-R. F. G. R.

J. Forrest, C. H. Ridgway, A. S. Pereira

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A266 SHANGHAI

Legal Department — Cbntinental Barry, m.m., D. B. Ross, H. R.

Bank Building, 113, Kiukiang Road; Grubb, R. C. Hall, R. C. Andrew,

Teleph. 13040 (exchange to all depts.) O.lain,B.U.Perkins,

Shibuye,A.S. H.Iwashita

Chamber-

and

Mun. Advocate—R. T. Bryan, T. Hirai

Jr., B.A., LL.B. Inspectors — J. Watson, J. A.

Assistant Advocates—King S. Isaacs, J. M, Watsou, C. G.

Kum, b.a., ll.b., Paul P. Y. Phillips, R. W. Ward, E. Papp,

Ru, ll.b., Y. D. Wong, ll.b., E. J. Ling, W. H. Pike, F. E.

ll.m. , T. Y. Chang, ll.b., Dudley, F. G. West, J.G. A.J.

ll.m., Thomas S. Lea, ll.b., Bennett,

Tsien Sin Kiu, ll.b., Taang

Tsze Tson, ll.b. and Paul McFarlane, A.B. Telfer,B. Everest, C.

Tsiang, ll.b. White,m.m.,

Toon, H. R.Brownrigg,

F. Tabrum, A.B. B.J.

Secretary—Aliss Cora E. larger Boddy, L. Myerscough, J. E. P.

Police Liason Officer—Chief Blenkinsop, W. H. Widdowson,

Insp. J. Mason B. Palmer, W. T. Ware, W.

Officer-in-oharge (Recording)— Duncan, T. Hill, G. Crawford,

Sub-Inspr. F. V. 'Oollison S. Y. Gash, W. Hutton, E. E.

Officer-in-Charge (Tobacco and Williamson, E. J. Lees, G. N.

Stamp Tax)—Sub-Inspr. G. Moore, J. Leslie, H. C. Glover,

Duncan R. C. Martin, R. J. White, E. G.

Court Inspector—Sub-Inspector Trodd, J. Smith, F. V. Collison,

Y. E. Mason A.Swayn,Turner,J. Y.T. E. Shields,

Mason, K.J.

m m ^ ig b x Nanafuji, T. Nakamura, T.

Orchestra and Band — Foochow ' Tsukazaki, Kaneyasu, M. M. Oikawa

Tabata, and M.

Market (3rd Floor), 567, Foochow S. Nakazone

Road; Teleph. 94253

Conductor—Maestro Cav. M. Paci Civil Staff

Deputy Conductor and Leader— Chief Assistant—H.

Assistants—C. T. MenseE. and

AiersJ. E.

Prof. A. Foa

Band-Master—W. W. Sayer Fairbairn

Clerical

N. Christie,Assistants—P. Tizon, A.T.

L. Steventon,

Police mForce

m —mEnquirym ss Office:

x 185, Kawshima, A. G. L. Richards,

Foochow Road; —Teleph. A. W. Moss, G. F. C. McLorn,

Commissioner Major15380K. M. R. Berglof and K. R. Woolley

Office

Bourne,

Special m.c.

Japanese Deputy Com- A.R. J.E.Assistants—

Malkoff,

Broad

C. R. F. Walter,

ley; C.H.J. C.daEardley

Silva,

missioner—C. Akagi and H. S. Kim I. Watt

Deputy

Young, Commissioners — S. C. Secretary—Miss

Uyehara, Yao M.sc., Tseng

Capt.- moo,

H. M.S.

Smyth, o.b.e., G. W. Gilbert and m & m m x

T. Robertson

Assistant

Baker, LiangCommissioners

Ping-chun,— W.E. E.C. Pubilic Health Department—223,

Hankow Road; Teleph. 12410

Fairbairn, R, W. Ybrke, I. Administration &. Vital Statistics

Kakegawa

Robertson and H.H. Aiers, D. M Division

Superintendents—A. R. Commissioner of Public Health

Conduct, Tan Shao liang, Liu —J. H Jordan, m.c., m.r.c.s.

Sng-ku^i, Yao Chia-ling, Yrao (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London), .

ia-jui, Wu Keng-yuan, R. J. b.ohir. , m.b. (Camb), d.p.h.

Crouch, W. J. MacDermott, Y. r.c.p.s. (Eng.)

Fukumoto, Deputy Commissioner of Public

Stubbings,

R. Shellswell, J.W. Mason,'

Robertson,

C. J. F.Bull,

J. F. Lovell,

C.

V.

Health—E. F.. Duck, m.r.c.s. j

(Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London), m.b.,

Sharman, K. Sugai, Loh Lien- b.s. (London), d.p.h., r.c.p.s.

kw’e and Chin Shih-ying (Eng.), d.t.m. & h. (Eng.)

Chief InspectorsJ. —B.J. Clissold,

W. Prince,J. Dept. Secy.—G. J. Turnbull

N. White, M.R.S.I.

SHANGHAI A267

Senior Assistants—J. S. Gra- John’s), H. C.Coll.),

Ho, Y.m.d.M. (Hang-

ham, a.r.s.i. and W. D. Wells chow Med. Howe,

Senior Clerical Asst.—C. A. E. Carr m.d. (St. John’s), S. T. Hsiu,

Clerical Assistants—C. N. Brown. m.b., b.s. (Hongkong), F. T.

C. L. Hindson, W. Hunter, G, Ke, m.d. (Naval Med. Coll.,

F. Jones and C. H. Mahon T’tsin), S. S. Kwauk, m.d., c.m.,

Office Assists. — R. C. Lent, B. (McGill).

John’s), K.W.W.D.J.P. Lieu,

Lieu, m.d.

m.d. (St.

(St.

V. de Senna and Wang Ching John’s),

Chuen

Commissioner’s Secretary—Mrs. d.t.m. k h. (Liverpool),John’s),

Z. Z. Nyi, m.d. (St. S. K.

L. Gulston Ting, m.d. (St. John’s), C. T.

Steno-typist—Miss F. Harran Wong, m.d. (National Med.

Laboratory Division Coll, (St.

M.D. of Shanghai), F. D. &Zau,H.

John’s), D.T.M.

(Pathological) (Liverpool)

Director of Medical Laboratory— Municipal Nursing Staff—Miss

J. H. Blakelock, m.b., ch.b. E. L. Warren, senior matron

(Sheffield), d.p.h. (London) Isolation Hospital, Miss J. M.

Assist. Pathologists—I. Nagai, Martin, matron Police Hospi-

m.b. (Keio-gijuku), and W. K. tal, Miss B. M. Daly matron

Miau, m.d. (Foochow), d.t.m. Chinese - Isolation Hospital,

(Liverpool) Miss A. M. Birks, assist, ma-

Snr. Laborat. Asst.—A. E. P. Grimmo tron, Isolation Hospital, Miss

Laboratory Assists.—R. Baxter A. Z. Davies, assistant ma-

and J. Chadderton tron rPolice Hospital, Miss M.

Junior Laboratory Assist.—A. G. W . Scott, asst, matron T.

J. Gavriloff B. Sanatorium, Miss A. Camp-

Chinese Laboratory Asst.—S K. bell, assist, matron Mokan-

Yue shan Sanatorium, Miss M.

(Chemical) Johnstone, home sister Victo-

Chief Analyst— E. O. Wilson, ph.c. ria Nurses Home, Miss E. M.

Pharmacist—A. Fanthorpe Miles, Sister-in-charge, Mental

Assist. Analyst—L. H. Barton, Hospital, Miss A. Reid, Sister-

PH.C., D.I.C. in-Charge, King’s Daughters’

Pharmacist—A.

Asst. Chemists—R. Fanthorpe,

L. Dai,M.P.S.b.a. Convalescent Home

(Shanghai) and B. D. Pan, Nurses—Mrs. A. J. Andrieff,

b.sc. (Shanghai) Miss S. A. Barr, Miss H. von

School Medical Services Gostkowski, Miss G. H. Hard-

School Medical Officer—Marie A. ing, Miss S. Kanamoto, Miss

Hadden, m.b., l.m.b.ch.(Rotunda

b.a.o., F. M. McGougan, Miss D. E.

m.d. (Dublin), McTier, Miss M. Milne, Miss

Hospital, Dublin) Morrissey, Miss K. M. P.

Asst. School Med. Officers —J. T. Rapley, Miss I. B. Scott, Miss

Kuo, m.d. (Fukien), d.t.m. M. Tressider, Miss S. E.

(Liverpool) Welch, Miss N. Williams, Miss

(St. Louis) and J. Y. Woo, m.d. F. P. Ruttan and Miss E. E.

Parkerson

Hospital Division Staff Nurses—Miss I. F. Aldrige,

Superintendant

Smith, m.b., ofb.chir. Hospitals—H.

(Camb.), Miss H. Chester, Miss M. M.

m.r.c.s. (Eng.), L.R.c.p. (London) Dalkin, Miss A. M. Dorset,

Assist. Superintendant of Hospitals Miss Y. M. Fukunaga, Miss

—W. R. Johnston, m.b., b.ch., S. Kawaguchi, Miss E. I.

b.a.o., d.p.h., m.d. (Dublin) Lynn, Miss H. E. Marsh, Miss

Chinese Asst. Med. Officers—Y. M. E. Murray and Miss D. I.

J. Cieh, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), L.R.C.P., Smaill

(London), doctor-in-charge of Assist. Nurses—Miss A. Efimo-

police and gaol hospitals, H. M. va, Miss J. Goldman, Mrs. Y.

Chang, m.d., (Naval Med. Coll., F. Ludkevich, Miss N. Shalit,

Tientsin),

tung), J. Z.K. U.L. Chen,

Foong,m.b.m.d.(Shan-

(St. Miss L. Blinov and Miss A.

T. Sako

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■ A268 SHANGHAI

Probationer Nurses — Miss N. A. Mingozzi, G. H. A. Morris,

Bogdanchikoff, Miss M. Y. J. D. Morris, S. Murakami,

Kavanaugh, Miss K. N. Klop- W. Noon, oert.e.s.i., P. S.

fe-r, Miss R, Malisheva, Miss Page, cbrt.r.s.i., M. Pearce,

E. Senichenko and Miss F. A.R.S.I., A.A. N.O. Philippoff, OERT.

Yoshisbumi R.s.!A.s., Pickel, a.r.s.i.,

Housekeeper, Isolation Hospital — A. W. D. Sallis, W. J. Silvey,

Mrs. C. A. Tatlock CERT.R.S.I., E. J. Sluis, A.R.S.I.,

Housekeeper, Victoria Nurse J. B. Snoad, cert.r.s.i., B.

Home—Miss A. J. Millar Stone, a.r.s.i., J. J. Surel, H.

Head Laundress — Miss E. 0. Taylor, cert.r.s.i., W. Wagner,

£)obbie R. G. Watts, M.RiS.i., J.

Asst. Laundress — Miss W. C. Weavey, m.r.s.i., m.s.i.a., E.

Henry J. Whitgob, a.r.s.i., W. C. A.

Male Attendants, Mental Ward Wolnizer, cert.r.s.i., a.m.i.s.e.,

—G. H. Flatt, ,R. C. Hillman H. J. F. Woolley, cert.r.s.i.,

and G. F. Liang and Y. Yoshisumi

Tuberciilosis Cliriic — V. Songaillo, Oaklets—rL. T. Hsia, H. Linn, C.

a.r.s.i , inspector J. Loo, B. G. Lu, b.sc. (Soo-

Venereal Diseases ’ Glinic — C. S. ebow), Z. K. Mo, D. F. Sung,

Marissoff, V. LavroOska and F. C. L. Tsao, Y. C. Wong, K.

Cherepanoff ) ;H. Waung, b.a. (St. John’s),

Ward Road 'Gael—A. I. Kouz- H. B. Wong, K. J. Woo, C.

netsoff, male nurse M. Yue, C. M. Zao and S. N.

Isolation Hospital—V. W. Rib- Zung

bons, a.r.s.i., -m.s.i.a., custo- Sanitary Overseers-—N. Hart-

dian Baker, T. Honda, S. J. Josef-

Veterinary, Food, Dairies, Mar- sen, J. Kamei, J. G. W. Lewis,

kets and Sanitation Divisions J. McDowall, G. Mingozzi,

Veterinary Surgeon—H. Pedersen, E. D. Robbins, E. A. Roche,

D.y.M. (Copenhagen), S. P. Shu, F. G. W. Schroeder, O. Y.

M.SC., D.v.M. (Mich. U.S.A.), SheveJol'f, C. C. Taylor and B. :

K. Y. Hwang, b.v.M. (Lyon), A. Vouich

assist, vet surgepns Abattoir Mechanic—E. S. Ivarsson !|

Supt.—P. Veit, M.R.S.I., M.S.I.A. Asst. Mechanic—G. Vladimiroff j

DIPL. I.H. Asst. Technician—Y. C. Tang,

‘ Chief Health Inspectors—C. N. B.

Bogomoloff, a.r.s.i., H. G. Radiology

Brewster-Gow, m.r.s.i., m.s.i.a., Chief Radiologist—G. Chambers,

J E. Fensham, cert.r.s.i., m.b., ch.b. (Leeds), d.m.r.b J

dipl.i.h. , W. W. Michailoff, (Camb.)

Jtdsc., cert.r.s.i. and J. A.

Stoddart, cert.r.s.i., cert. X-Ray Nurse — Miss J. B. I

R.'s.a.s. Davidson

District Health Iiispectors—G. Municipal Cemeteries

H. Bloom, a.r.s.i., J. Lewis, Superintendent—H. V. Stalring

m.r.s.i.,, G. B. Marsh, cert'

r.s.i., H. J. Mentor, cert.

r.-S.i., E. T. Sundblad, b.sc., Public Library — 2, Peking Road; |

a.r.s.i. and L. d- Self, a.r.s.t. Telephs. 10404 and 17931

Health Inspectors—N. W. Ad- Librarian—A. Avehalomoff

rianoff, H. E. Baylis, m.r.s.i., Assistant Librarian—Mrs. J. H.

J. J. Carney, m.m., m.r.s.i., Levis

A E. Chariot, H. R. Dobson,

cert.r.s.i., R. Fowler, cert. ^ ^X ^ ^ X

R.s.t., G. Gauron, K. M. Getz,

A. Gillies, O. Hirano, cert, Public Works Department- Admi|

r.s.i., A. V. Karmiloff, S. nistration Building, 193, Hankow

Koyama, B. Kusakari, I. J. Teleph. 13469 (Private ExchangeRd.;to?

Millership, <®RRT.r.s'.i., D. F. All Depts.)

SHANGHAI A269

Administration and General Sewerage, Drainage and Private

Oommissmhfrf -of Public Works— Worhs

A. F. Gimson, B.se. (lond.), m, Senior Assistant Engineer—W. O.

tNST. C.E. Barrington,

STRUCT. xE. B, eng., a.m.i.

Deputy Corurnissioners of Public Clerical Assistant (Permits)—S.J.A.

Works—iC. H. Stableford, f.b.i. Woodyatt J. Flashman

b.a., m.i. struct, e. and N. W. JBl Inspector—F.

Clarke,

M.I. STRUCT.m. E.,engi, m. , inst.kC.e.;

A.M.I.W.E.

General Office Gleaning, Watering & Transport

' Senior Assistant Enginer—D. E.

Senior Assistant H. D. Fraser, Harbottle

A.R.I.B.A. Cleaning and Watering

Assistant—P. J. Wong ii(j, T>. ...TrifSit^eetors—V,

Chief Inspector-H. R,ose K-. Fuj ita.

A ccounts Office Frisovsky,

Accountant—W. H. Ifelm N. T. Koolesh, B. MacNeil. A. D.

Assistants - L. Corner and A. Kliene

A rchitectural Division Pavlovsky, G. N. Philippoff, AT.

VasilieffInspectors—S.

'Assistant and K. Yabuoka Edamatsu,

Architect—J. D. Watt, a.r.i.b.a. 1. trirayama And A. V. Lavrov

Assistant

A. Architect- D, G Mirams,

R.I.B.A. Sanitary Overseer—I. Imataka

Architectural Assistants -G. W. B; Transport

DaintonEngineei—H.

Heating and J. A. Sokoloff

IT. Switche- Chief inspector’—G. W. ATarsden

vsky, B.SC., M.E. Inspectors— G. W. Morris and J. W.

Slack Assistant—C.

Clerks-of-Work.s — J. D. Davies, Temporary A. Popov

m.r. san. i., a.m.i.s.e. and G. A. Land Division

Potapoff Land. Surveyor—H. F. Lewis, F.S.I.

Assistant Clerk - of - Works — W. Senior

Gillon

Jjpas^d Properties Office L. j.Assistant

Hughes, }B?od Surveyors—

E. ‘Mdintyre and

AT C. Jensen and Mrs. AT. M. T. W. B, Wilson '

Donnelly Assistant Land

Farmbrouyh, p.a.s.t. Surveyor—L. J.

Departmental Chemist Assist:aht—CT E. Atkinson

Chief Chemist—W. E. Abbott, M.SC; Ee.w Buildings Division

(bond.), a.r.c.sc.i., f.i.c. Building Surveyor—C. H. Duff,

Engineering Division b'.sc. .(roNn.)

Chief Givi] Engineer—JB. Watson) Senor Assistant

B.A.M.I. STRUCT. E.so. (lOnd.), Aisoc. ' W'M.. INST, c.e.;Building

T. Fulstow, A.I.A.A.

Surveyor

Concreteware Factory and Mate* ' ' -AsSistadt

naUer, dipl. ing., C.F. Schoe-

Engineer—O. M.

rials Testing Laboratory Assistant Building Surveyor—F. W.

Chief Inspector—A..C. Dobbie Cook

Hiyhways Division ,, Senior Clerks,-of - Works—W. J.

Highways Engineer — W. A. L. Elliott, m.r. san. i. and B. A.

Thomas

Pardoe Clerk-of-Works—E. Teske

Assistant Engineer

Assistant- A. t . B. Nash -G. E. Barker Assistant Clerk-of-Works—S.Kuroe

Western Area Building Inspectors—Lee

Liu Tsoo-ching, Zao-ven,

Sun Pao-chang

Area Engineer—C.

Staff Engineer—G Sinclair H. Hopkins and Zing Yong sung

Chief Inspector—A. S. Hudson Parks and Open Spaces Section

Inspectors—C.

McLellan, u s.m. B. Holt and C. A. Superintendent of Parks and Open

Assistant Inspector—S. B. Wilson Spaces—W. Kawakami

Inspector—S. J. Kerr, m.m., f.r.h.s.

Eastern Area Assistant-Inspector—M. Toyoda

Area Engineer—G. B- Harrison, Electrical and Mechanical En-

F.S.I. gineering and Workshops Sec-

Staff Engineer—J. A. C. Law tion

Chief Inspector- F. H. Watson Workshops

Inspectors—A. J. Hayler, W. A.

Watson and J. B. Wellsted A.M.I. MECH.Engineer—P.

E. Taylor,

A270 SHANGHAI

Senior Assistant Engineer—G. H. Officer-in-charge Recording Offi-

Mann, m.c. assoc. I.k.e. cer—F. Boorman

Assistant (Stores and Accounts)— Officer-in-charge of Special Squad

G. E. Knight

Senior Clerk - of - Works—P. E. for Enforcement of Tobacco

Longden and Stamp Tax—A. Y. Stevens

Assistant Clerk-of-Works—V. A. H. Court Inspector—E. J. Ling

Gunther Shanghai Municspal Gaol—

Motor Engineer—T. S. Whitfield Governor of S. M. Gaol —W. C.

Motor Mechanic—C. F. Palmer Grant Governor of S. M. Goal—

Deputy

V. G. Westwood

mm m m % x Assistant Governor

Secretariat—Telephs. General Office

15349 (General), Secretary’s Boom Ching-yueh Yen of S. M. Goal—

16130, Deputy Secretary’s Room Head Gaoler—A. L. Crompton

16131 Goalers—E. Bouvier and A.B. Hogg

Secretary—J.R. Jones, M.C., m.a. Assistant Gaolers—W.

N. Chaddertori and W.R. Chisholm,

Read

Deputy Secretary—G. G. Phil- Senior Warders—S. S. Wilkinson,

lips, M.A., LL.M, A. Hurry, E. C. Howe, J. A.

Assist. Secretary—T. K. Ho, m.b.a. Grubb, B. S.C. Khambata,

Sampson, R. J. Belson,H. J.A. H.S.

Assist. Secretary—H. Ibusuki, Whitaker, .!. Hunter, W. C. May,

LL.B. J. J. Murray, J. Campbell, E. E.

Chiefs of Sections—E. T. Nash Knight, E. J. Roper and E. A.

and It. W. S. Winter Roberts

Chief Assistants—J. C. Greig, Warders — W.J. G.Black,

Francis, M. E.

N. M. Harloe, A. B. Lang and Tomlinson, G.E. Clarke,

T. L. Rawsthorne J. Shute, C. A. Butler, F. J.

Committee Clerk—J. Lee, ll.b., Corish,

DP.A. Spaulton,W.T. A.O’Dwyer, E. Bullen,

G. S. R.J.

Senior Assistants—J. W. Allan Hall, 1.1. Truhin, A. R. Campbell,

and A. M. Kotenev C.E. Williams,

Eyres andI.J.V.V.Serebrinnikoff,

Bourmakin

Assistants—T. Beesley, J. W. Assistant Warders—E.

Fraser,, and C. C. O Connell

Clerical Assistant—M. C. Liang H. Finch, H. Ekeland,P.G.Szegedi,

Stafei-;i

Office Assistant—S. Hisa chuk, J. J.

E.E. R.A. Dallas, Wallace,

Kalashnikoff, E. MacNab,

A. Hartley,

Secretary—Mrs. D. Brook

Stenographers and Typists— D. G. Popoff, B. V.'j

Miss V. Lachinova, Mrs. P Rassushin, A. T. Dingstad, S. M.:

Laroche, Miss Niergaard and Greenberg,

Ward, V. B.Shevchenko,

N. Petroff, B.W. H.'VJ

G. P. Reed Reinberg, Y. G. Shatohin, E.;

Skreitul, 1 A. P. Posnykoff,

Davies, W. G. Eaton, A. T. Evans/ L.j

4

.Secretary General’s Office—Teleph. C. Wellings, J. G.

Margison, D. G. Brauns, G. Ej Clark, F.

10089

Secty. Gen.—Stirling Fessenden, Roliz, K. Koslowski, B. A. F. j j

ll'.d. Norris and E.N.B.Roberts

Matron—Mrs. Schofield

Private

Mrs. R. Secretary

E. Ede ' (Tel, 10035)— Wardresses—Mrs. M. A. Borovsky

and Miss A. D. Harlamoff

Ldgal Department Printer—R. M. Jordan

Teleph. 13040 (Exchange to All

Departments)

Mun. Advocate—R. T. Bryan, J r. Volunteer * « « ^ ® i

Asst. Advocates—King S. Kum, Corps—180, Foochow Roada

Paul P. Y. Rue, Y. D. Wong, Telephs. H. Q. O&ice: 10184, Com|

T. Y. Chang, Thomas S. Lea, mandant 10068, Brigade Major:

Tsien Sin Kiu, Tsang Tsze 10Q68, Staff Officer 10067, SergL-f

Tsoh and Paul Tsiang , Major’s

Sergeant’s Office 10184,Transport

10185, Quarter-master-

Office:

Secretary—Miss Cora E. dagger 10187, Rifle Range 46581 and Per#

Police Liaison Officer^—J. Mason manent Camp 46611

SHANGHAI A271

Commandant — Colonel F. R. W. Inspeoteur de PEnseignement—

Graham, d.s.o., m.c. Ch. Grosbois

Brigade Major—Major Douglas, Sous-Direction des Travaux Pub-

A.S.G. lics

Staff-Officer—Capt. M. Manlove Ingen ieur en Chef, Directeur

Corps Sergt.-Major—H. Hatfield des Travaux Publics—L. Lou-

Quartermaster-Sergt.—A. Y. Lee zier

Bty.-Sergt.-Major Instructor-in- Irig6nieur-Adjoint Principal—

Gunnery—J. J. B. Farrow Ch. R&muzat

S.Q.M.S.—R. Worley Ingenieur Adjoint—A. Berenguier

Range Warden—H. W. Davies

StSnogr. & Typist—Miss' C. P. Allan Chef du Cadastre—E. Russ

Ingenieur-Chef de Division

Etudes et Projets—L. Mayol

MUNICIPALITE FRANCAISE Chef de Division Electricite-

Eau-Gaz—E. Fau

(Administration Municipale de la Ing4nieur-Adjoint, chef de Di-

Concession Frangaise de Chang- vision Vcie Publique—A. Bou

hai) gon

Commission Pkovisoire d’Adminis- Agent-Voyor-Principal—J. Ca-

tration Municipale banis

President— P. AUge'(,Consul General Domaines

de France)

Membres—J. Brionval (Consul- iEtablissements Chief des Domaines—A. Loreau

Classes

Adjoint), Ch. Baboud, H. Bar, Rddacteur Principal diarg6 des

Chang Siau Ling, M. Cha- Etablissements Classes — G-

peaux, J. CocheQ L. Chevretton, Quivogne

E.J. Donne,

J. LlbydjP. Rev.

Duputy,

PereH.E.Laffond,

Moulis, Sant^:

J. Sauvayre, H. J. Sheridan, M. Medecins Municipaux — Dr. A.

Speelman, Tchou Tin Lan, Velliot, Dr. A. Paris and Dr.

Tchang Yi Tchou, Tchien Yung Santelli

Ming, Tsi Tcbe and E. S. Wilkin- College Municipal Fr ancais

son Principal du College—P. Guil-

Direction

Directeur General des Services Ecolk lemont Municipale FrAnco-ChInoise

Municipaux—T. Brediam

Directeur Administratif des EcoleDirecteur—F. Municipale

Juies-Alfred

Franoaise

Services Municipaux—E. Fau Directeur—H. Nicolet de dudet

raz

Directeur Technique des Services EcoleDirecteur—WuPrimaire Chapsal

Veng Yao

Municipaux—P., Baillie Ecole'Primaire de Lagrene

‘Sous-Direction

ISTRATIF & DU Secretariat

CONSEIL Aomin Personnel Directeur—Cheng Liang

Chef du Secretariat Adminis Detache

tratif &, du Conseil—R. Mead- Directeur de. la Caisse des Cou-

*1 more vrbs d’lnt^rbt Public—A. Jaspar

j|a Sous-Directiox T.S.F. SfGNAUX METfeoROLddlQTiES AND

Cqntentieux des JY^ances & du SEMAPHORE

Directeur de la Station de T.S.

IF Directeur des Finances & du F —-F. Langlais

Ut Contentieux—L. des Courtils Directeui1, des Signaux Meteoro-

ous-Direction de l’Hyguene Pub logiques—Rev. Pere Gherzi

lique & de l’Assistance Compagnie de Pompiers

Directeur de I’Hygikne Publi Capitaine Commandant la Com-

que"

Pal udk de 1’Assistance —- Dr. Y. Entretien pagnie de Pompiers—A. Roy^fe

Directeur-Adjoint de PHygiene des Plantations

Publique & de PAssistanoe— Cffief-Jardinier—P. Cousyn

ij. Dr. Ch. Lb Gpaer Cabinet du Conseiller Juridique

)!^ous-Direction de l’Inspection de iQonseiiler Juridique & Avocat

L l’Enseignement de la Concession—E. d’Hooghe

1

Ai>?2 (Shanghai

PteRSONNEE EuROPEEN DE LA POLICE 1| Dedun, H. De lienaut, Y. Desjar-

FrancAise dins, Y. Dimeglio, L. Faucher, H.

Direction Frk'cnet, J. Ganiere, G. Gioulis, P.

Gdt. L. Fabre, Direoteur des Services Godal, vaudj 0.Clement Hilion,C. Grandj

E. Imbert, O. Gra- C.

de Police ; Kastl'ep, E. Korman, L. Lafont, M.

R. Jobez, Directeur-Adjoint pour les Likarieff, T V. Maze, J. Michelet, P.

Services Politique & de Surete

Lt. P. Blanchet, Sous-Directeur, Chef- '0P.1BPrefol, ie^, A. Pi, R. Piar, J. Pinelli,

R. Rothenfuss, J. Ruffle,

Adjoint de la Garde Penquer Y. Salaun, T. Tellier,

R. Sarly, Sous-Dir.ecteur, CRef du Tatarinoff,

Service Politique P. Tatibouet, • F. E.S.

Vittori

A. Plessis, Sous-Direeteur.,'. Chef de la Gardes—G.

Surete Bykovsky, G. Darrieulat,

P. Leblanc, Sous-Directeur, Chef des Rf L.

Demulier, J. Le Rouzic, R. Veys,

Raufast

Poursuites

P. Valentin, Sous-Directeur-Adjoint, Gardes Auxiliaires—B. Apreleff, V.

CharOff, M. Cherbakoff, M. Delimar-

Sous-Chef de la Surety sky,,B.

M. Thesmar, Soue-Direoteurr-Adjoint,

Chef du Secretariat et de lai Comp- shikoff, Fedot off,Efremoff, S. Evdokimoff,

S. Gramotine, B. Grebent- B.

tabilite M. Greber, P. Gribanovsky,

Inspecteurs Principaux—J. M. t Cor- Rouznetzoff, S. Kracheninikoff, P.T.

Huong, E. Ivanoff, E. Kosloff,

mier, A. Moret, Oyant R. Saint K-roupine, S. Lapin, W. Louknitsky, i

Inspecteurs—A-

R. CazauX) E. Avazeri,

Creston, R...H; Berthier, P: Malinovsky, A. Markoff, H. Mas- I

Dupuy, carello,

G. Emelianoff, P. Guhur, L. Henri, G. Mironoff, J. Mascarello, H. Mattei,

Y. Mesjean, M. Mezergues G. Moutovkine, W.

Nicolaeff,

S/Inspecteurs—E., Agnel, B. Alary, M. Proutkovsky, J. Outomsky, A. Popoff, 1

C. Bouchapourt, P. Cros, P. De N. (Saharoff, G. Savitsky, T. Reine, V. Rossi, |

Beaumont, J. Elard, C. Erajnchi, P. ohikoff; L. Slobod-

Gelin, J. Gioulis, A. Grell, L. Qril- bodchikoff, G. Stachko, L.W. Toma-

N. Slobodchikoff, Slo-

lou, L Magalon, F. Manneville, P. chevsky, J. Toporkoff, A. Tseppu-

Maron, P. Poussardin, M., Riegert, cheloff, B. Vaxmoute, M. Vdovenko, j

Penquer E. Salaun

Sergeats— A. Agael, Leon AgueR Louis O. Volkoff, V. Volkoff, G. Virsky

Agnel, R. Andre^ R. Bance, H.

Bouffandeau, L- Brunet, J. Carbon- m $

nier, R. Charleux, L. Choquet, J. Mao lai yu hsien kung sze

Cledic, J. Clerissi, L. Collo, L., Cros, Mukai Bhoihkrs Co., Lte>.—Registered |

F. Ferrat, M. Filippi, E. Gagliar-

dini, J. Geoffrey, A. Gerspach, E. Office 13432

: 175, Soochow Rd.; Teleph. ’

Gouerec, G. Gouerec, F. Guenard, Directors—L. C. Cousins, C. E.’

G. Gui, H. Hemon, R. Injey, F. Harber, Brig.-Gen.

Jaouen, J. Justafre, M. Kachler, J.

Kleinbauer, L. Labeille, A. Laroelet. naghten, c.m.g , d.s.o.,E. R.B J.Mac-;

E.

M. Laudignon, Y. Le Berre, E. Le Price and H. V. Tiencken

Cuziat, L. Le Goff, M. Lelievre, E. C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary

Lespinasse, L. Lojlichon, R, Maffre, K. McKelvie, assist. do.

E. Marengo, F. Mai’tin, J. Maze, A.

Mercier, P. Meyer, P. Monnot, A. MiUKAkami (fe Co., Law Offices—299, Sze-;

Road; Teleph. 19423; Cable Ad: 1

Moro, J. Nivez, A. Oussakovsky, A. chuen

Pages, J. Perie, G. Pierre, L. Porte, Murakami

G. Richard, R. Strobe!, T. Thellier,

J. Toulouse, P. Vachette, A. Viller ± Toyo,H Art Chuen

maux, F. Vittori, P Yankovsky

Brigadiers—M. Alleon, P. Arnoult, Murakami, and ISCurio

hang Dealers,

Shirt Manufacturers, Importers

Exporters—27.0, Kiangse Road; .Teleph! anc i

L. Asdfubal, C. Blanc, R. Bichotte, 12319; Cable Ad: Murakamito; Code %

J. Bbt, J. Bouche, M. Boulet, L, ' Bentley’s

Bourdat, P. Brizioh. R. ChaiHOu, L.

SHANGHAI A37J

Toyo Murakami, proprietor Mutual Trading Co., Ltd., Th%

Tora. Murakami Manufacturers' Representatives—

A. Kusumi | Teru. Murakami 211, Embankment Building, 400

Shirt Department North Soochpw Road; P.O. Box

S. M.Murai

Koizumi j Y. Maruyama 1721; Cable Ad: Mutualtrade

H. Murakami | N. Atumi E. C. E. Schneider, proprietor

T. Ikawa j M. Mukai it t s; ^

Y. lhata E. Kodama Wang ma ben cKw*mk tvay sftia

S.K. Suda’

Suzuki ' ' O.Y. Takemoto Hanoi , NaigaP Wata Kaisha, Cotton Spinning

and Weaving

Gordon Road;'.Mil Is—General

Teleph. 34370..Office:'

Town930,

Murray,

SurgeonDr.to'Gteneral

J. 'JKiMioT,Hospital; Physician

(Edin.), Office: 130!,' Hankow Road; Telephs.

toMunicipal

H.B.M’s.Surgeon Consulate-General 12211 and 12221

— Residence: and 41, Nance, Dr. W. K., Surgeon-51, Can-ton

Avenue du Roi Albert; Teleph.

Consulting Room; Hongkongand Shang- Road; 73769. Telcph 11254-5. Residence:

hai Bank Building (Entrance Foochow 557, Sieyes; Teleph. 70410

Road); Telephs. 15047-8 ,

jf To Mu Yuen Chung huok rian yang sion nei en tsou

Museum, Shanghai (r.a.s.) -R.A.S. Bldg., Nanyangkou fun u hsien kung se

Brothers TobaccoVII;Co.,Telephs.

Ltd.—

20,Director—A.

Museum Roadde C. Sowerby 183-5, Avenue Edward

Hon. Keepers of Departments—H. E. 80190, 80199 and '80150; Cable Ad:

Gibson (Archaeology), E. S. Wilkin- Nanyang Brothers. Hongkong Office:

son (Ornithology), Dr. Yuan ting T. 164, Des Voeux Road

Chu (Ichthyology), Prof. Yen Teng Nanyang Butchery, Wholesale and Re-

Chien(Conchology), -and E.S.M. Buchanan

Josefsen- tail

(Herpetology)

Bernier tEntiimeiiogy) FruitPurveyors of Meat,- - 26-30,

and Vegetables Game, Route Fish

Hon. Assisbantr&Irving S. Brown de Say Zoong; Teleph. 71319

Hon. Educational Director—Y. Lau-

rel!

Taxidermist—S. F. Tang Nanyang Dispensary, Manufacturing

Caretaker—S. L. Tang Chemists, Wholesale Druggists,

Hospital Suppliers, etc.—500, Nan-

king. Road; Teleph. 93693 Cable Ad:

m w* m % m ^^ ’Nandrug

Musso, Fiscpier & Wilhelm, Law Office, NYny'ang iNSTifOtk—('»SW Edu'cationai)

—294. Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15028;

Cable Ad: Lawco

Dr. O. Fischer, barrister-at-law as Motor

Nanyang # sSupplynCo., Automobile if

Dr. F. Wilhelm, do. Replacement Parts, Accessories, Tyres,

Dr. A. Albini Motor Oil, Storage Batteries, Painters

Mrs. C. Grout, secretary

Zung Young Ling, attorney-at- and Body Builders -856-870, Avenue

Edward VII; Teleph. 90664

law

T. T. Loh, do.

Paichien C. Ho, do. m n

T. P. Wong, interpreter Nan sing mnei lavml tsong

m

Z. G. Zee, writer National Aniline WChemicalCo.,U.S.A.

—88, Museum Rd.; Teleph. 11335; P.

m&mmm % O. Box 653; Cable Ad : Naccoshang

Ying shang lao ching lung gxi hsien hung sze H J- C.Fistere, Jr.

G. Evans

(Mustard & Co.,Ltd., General Wholesale, F. B. Hillhouse (Dairen)

Importers—161, Museum Road; Teleph.

15406; Cable Ad: Mustard N. S. Wong Ling || Miss

N. J. Deegan W. A.L.Duncan

Willis

Mutual Investment Co.—89, Foochow J. D. Haynes (Tientsin)

Road; Teleph. 13974 C. M. Gee (Hongkong)

A274 SHANGHAI

National Brewery, Ltd.—120, Great National Electric Co., Electrical En-

Western Road; Teleph. 2l4:i5; Cable gineers and Contractors—599, Nanking

Road; Teleph. 93520

Ad : Brewery

C. Azadian, manager National

C. Krueger, chief brewmaster

Y. F. Zung, accountant China—(NeeMedical Associatwn

Associations & Societies)of

/ir {i * @ H m n m *

Mei-kuo-yung-pei-kung-sze Chung hua yi hsueh tsa chih

National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., The (Official Organ of theof Chinese

National Medical Journal China, j

;

U.S-A.—Sales Office : 2, Peking" Road ;

Teleph. 17377; Cable Ad: Rayelbon; 41, Tzepang Road; Cable Ad: Office:

, Medical Association)—Registered ;j

Factory: 248, Yangtszepoo Road; medica Sino-

Teleph. 51431: Cable Ad: Eveready National Optical Co.—281, Nanking j

Sales Dept.: Road; Teleph. 91224

V. W.Desborough

E. Holland

H. L. Hollingsworth National Pharmacy—881, Nanking

Factory: Road; Teleph. 94349

A. S. Johnson National Quarantine Service — 2, J

E. Otto Peking Road; Teleph. 14526; Cable Ad: :

J. A. Macfarlane | G. E. Cullinan Porthealth; Headquarters at Shanghai; i

National Cash Registers—150, Nan- hai, Branch Quarantine Stations at Shang- j

king Road; Teleph. 18638 Amoy, Hankow, Swatow, Canton, |

Tientsin,

tao Tangku-Taku and Chinwang- :

National Christian Council of China Dr. Wu Lien-teh, director

—{See Associations and Societies)

Jfr & & M

National City Bank of New York—(Nee

Banks) Naitonal State Lottery Administra- |

tion

Teleph. — 183-189, AvenueAd Edward

80190 ; Cable YII; ;|

: Statelotry

I* x; Yuen Many S. Y. H. Chen, director general

National Commercial Co., Importers, S.W.S. H.

Chen,Chow

secretary

Exporters & General Merchants—

153, Canton Road; Teleph. 18990; secretaries and general

G ;?S. Wei, I

P.O. Box 213; Cable Ad: Minerva , P.J. C.A.Wong &.Co., auditors

Y. K.W.T,Lee, Turner and S, A. Seth, |

Yungmanager advisers

T. Z. Moore I P. N. Sun C.

H.

W. K.T. Hu King II W. MissL.A.Wang

I. Lee C. Sieh, chiefofof1st2ndsection

Li, chief section

■ S.H. K.S. Liu j K. Y. Moh G. Yun,

S. S. Li,drawing

chief of officer

3rd section

Cheng j Z.'S. YVn Sherwood

managerH. C; Lieu, advertising!

P. L. Shen I P. Z. Chao

H. C.HimMa,Kiu,

Lo custodian

issuing officer

National

Banks) Commercial Bank Ltd.—(Nee J. A. Koo, cashier

Y. S. Wang, business manager

National Construction Commission National Tile Co., Ltd., Manufac-1

The, Purchasing Committee—34

Museum Road; Telephs.( 11522 and turers of Ceramic Tiles—505, Honan |

Road; Teleph. 95666; Cable Ad: I

11523 ; Cable Ad : N atpu rpoui 7451

Committee — B. L. Chen (chair-

man), L. C. Su, L. K. Ku, M National Trading Cm, The Importer1;

H. Pai and S. M. Ling and Exporters—131, Museum Road ; j

C.F. S.Chen (Store & ShippingDept.)

Dept.) Teleph.

Thomas13106; Cablemanager

S. Woo, Ad: Natraco

Wang (Accounting

SHANGHAI A275

National Union Fire Insurance Co. L. W. Walkinshaw

of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania—17 The, E. Maindelert j H. Litsclffir

Bund; Teleph. 11144; P.O. Box 1195; ! Chinese G. C.Sales

LargeDept. | R. H. Everitt

Cable Ad: Underiters J. L.Welfare

King Dept.

American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Baby

Inc., U. S. A., mgrs. for the Orient Mrs. I. Williams, cert, nurse

Nauman, Y. F., m.I)., Dental Surgeon—12, Miss Florence Wen

The Bund (Room 139); Teleph.- 10047 Mrs. V. Watkins

Miss Julie Pan

Navy League—(Nee Associations & Netherlands Chamber of Commerce—

Societies) {See Chambers off Commerce)

Nederlandsch Indische Handels Netherlands Consulate—(Nee Con-

Bank—(Nee Banks) sulates)

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappy Netherlands Syndicate for China,

—(Nee Banks) Amsterdam, (Holland), Financial Enter-

Mm Erises

>evo^ — Sassoon House; Cable Ad:

Nee Tai Shing & Co., Ltd., Coal Mer- Robt. pe Yps, managing director ,

chants — 182-8,

92910, 91751 and Sinza

92684; Road; Telephs.

Cable Ad: 3548 Netherlands 11 arbou i: Works Co.,

K. S. Sing, manager Amsterdam, Holland — Sassoon Housei

Sze Chow-ching | Way Tse-dah Cable Ad: Devos

Robt. De Vos, general representative

Nee Tai Shing South Wharves—Tung for East Asia

Ka Doo, Pootung; Telephs. Pootung K.K.C. C.Lee,Chang,

Chinese

seqty.repres.

131, 132 and 168 (Sundays, Holi-

days and After Office Hours),

131 . (Compraddre) and 168 (North 132 (Mgr.),

Wharf) 1$ Say Tung

Chpt. J. M. Hopkins, wharf mgr New Engineering & 'Shipbuilding

Jason T. Lieu, wharf compradore Teleph. 50080; P.O. Box 704; Hoad

Works, Ltd.—640. Yangtszepoo

Cable

;

Neil & Co , James, Bread, Biscuit, Ad: Speedy

L Cake and Chocolate Manufacturers H. E. Arnhold, chairman

—1489, Yue Yuen Road; Telephs. 21596 F. R. Davey, director

I andW.21045; G.

J. F.Iv Cannon,

Marden, do.

D M. Cable Ad: Neil

Neil, gen. m«r. C. A-Algo

Member,

do.

dir. and secty. Ltd.)

JW.A.Alexander

Zaimanoff,' , , sales manager (See Shanghai.Dockyards,

J. Mosher | F. Ferguson New Light & Sanitary Co.—474,

Nemazee & Co., H. M. H., Tea, Silk Avenue Foch; Teleph. 32330

Exporters and General Merchants— m Sun m TingW; Tsao $ mTsang

190, Peking

Box Road; Teleph.

796; Cable 10875; P.O.

Ad: Nemazee Tisin

New Shanghai Construction Co.,

^. Builders and Engineers, General Build-

Tsiar&zio nai

& ping m Ttungm sze& ing Contractors, Specialists

Decorations, R einforced Con

in House

crete Struc-

Pestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd. tures, Steel Fabrications, Whar ves and

—(Distributors of the Goods of Nestle Bridges—Head Office: 1% Penang Road;

and

Milk Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.),

and Milk Products,'Chocolate and Yard: Corner of Penang and Ferry

» Confectionery, Gerber Gruyere Cheese Ferry Roads;Road; Godown:

Teleph.Y-152, Lane Ads

34171; Cable 1001,:

—Nestle House, 381, Soochow

Teleph. 16337; P.O. Box 705 ; Cable Ad: Road; Nesliaconst & 3339

N. T. Loh, c.E., general manager

.Nestmilk Engineering Department:

, 0. N. Sherman, managing director for Mechanical Engineering and In-

China and Hongkong dustrial Supplies

A27f! SHANGHAI

New State Market—961, Ave. J offre: C.T. T.L, Li, director

Telephs. 72168 and 72212 N. K. Yuc, do.

Sung, do.

N. Z. Perpetual Forestb,, Ltd. SP. S.Y. Ziar, do.

Pei, supervisor

—220, Szechuen Rd. ; Teleph. 19071; Z. C. Zee, do.

Cable Ad: Enzedtimba S.Chuck.

S. Ziar,

L. A. Falkner, Far Eastern itpgr. Si Li,manager

sub-manager

'B, Uunq C. TiS. Pao,

W. Lonborg,do.advisor

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Shanghai Branch: Glen Line Building, NiNGPO-ShAOHSING bTEAM NaV. Co.—63,

2, Peking Road; Teleph. 19593; P. O. Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18781; Cable

Box

Bentley’s 651; Cable Ad : Newzico ; Code : Ad: Nitigshao

J. B. Logan, manager (Absent) Nippon Commercial Union—486, Woo- |

E. Lane,

Tong Kienacting

Nan, manager

compradore sung Road; Teleph. 42305

Nippon Kairiku Transport Co., General

Forwarding and Customs Clearance—

Nicot Products Co., importers of Cigars 79, Miller Road; Telephs 42894 and

& Leaf Tobacco*—210, Kiukiang Road; 43069; Cable Ad: Kairiku

Teleph. 15921; P.O. Box 1316; Cable Ad:

.NTicot; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and 6 edn. fit 0 Sti,/ S-‘U'S %

Nieb Chih Kuei Public School- (Nee Nippon Cotton,

Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha, Raw

Cotton Yarn, Cotton Piece

under Municipal Councils) Goods,

Hankow. Silk Road;andTeleph.

Sundry 18128;

Goods—103,,

Cable

JTf ^ X H Ad: Menkwa

San yet kung chen se Nippon Products Co., Inc.-Yoko-

Nielsen

gineers,& Assessors

Malcolm,andConsulting

surveyors En-to hama Bank Building, 24, The Bund,

the Insurance Offices; Sprinkler Room 31; Telephs. 10647 and 10463;

Inspectors arid Consultants to S’hai P.O. Box .1811; Cable Ad: Nipon-

Y. Sasau, managing director

Fire Insurance Association'—Hong Y. Takahashi, director

kong & Shanghai Bank Building,

12, The Bund ; Telephs. 13691, 17916 . fr ^ 0

19242 and 13309 ; Cable Ad: Nielcolm Jih pen yew zay way za

F. Allan, m.i.m.e. (Hankow)

C. Pi. Pinel, m.i.m.e (Hankow) Nippon Yusen Kaisha (N.Y.K. Line)—

T A T. Begg (Shanghai) 31, The Bund; Teleph. 12842; P.O. Box

R. E L. Beardsworth (Canton) 3099; Cable Ad: Yusen

W. T Cromby (Shanghai)

T. Murphy Nissei Trading ,Co.(andImporters and

I. K. Hart 1 J. Marshall Exporters of Cotton Cotton Waste

W. R. sFeather-

tonka ugh jI A.MissB. E.Bowler

Gilmour — 33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15967;

P.O. Box 700; Cable Ad: Sugihara

Nikka Sanshi Kabushiki Kaisha, Ltd., r p] ^ # m 0

Importers and Exporters of Silk, Cocoon

and Silk and Cocoon Waste—24, The Nisshinj\ iKjsen C'fiin JLun Ziie Kung Sze

Kaisha (The Japan-China,

Bund; Teleph. 13354; P.O. Box 1159; S.S.Co.)—5, The Bund : Teleph. 19600

Cable Ad: Zuifoong

Ningpo Insurance Co., Ltd,, Fire, Nisshodo Dispensary—280, Woosung

Marine and Motor Car — 256, Peking Road ; Telpphs, 41057 and 41067

Road; Telephs.&18333

(Sub-Manager) 18178(Manager),

(General) 18170 a n

C. T. Woo, chairman Nissim it Co., Ltd., Edward, Merchants

C.T. S.Y. Young,

Chang, mug. do.

director and Commission Agents — 2, Peking

Road Teleph. 16589

SHANGHAI A277

Nissim, N. FRfeD., Real Estate—278, G. Sapojnikoft, artist

Kiangse

NofrenisRoad; Teleph. 10060; Cable Ad: Miss

Mrs. H.D. Latimer, edit, secty.

Diveley,Peiping

typist

N. Fred Nissim, partner W. Lewisohn, corres.

N. M. Nissim, do. Proof-reading Dept.

F. Arnold

m Tsoy Wo Mrs. G. Carey

Noel, Mureav & Co., Auctioneers, G.C. R.Beckerman

Davis

Appraisers and Adjusters—160, Canton P. B. Eustaff | H. Abbas

Road; Telephs. 10335 (Manager’s

Office), 12714 (General Office), and Advertising Dept.

10300 (Piece Goods Department) W. J. Mockett

Pi 5^ H Pi hang hung tze T. F. White

Mrs. M. Richter | B. V. Kropanin

Noessler Co., Max, G.m.b.H., Book Accounts Dept.

sellers—331, Kiangse Road; Teleph. L. J. Yung, accountant

16180; P.O. Box 7i 1; Cable Ad : Noessler R. J. Whitehead

E. H.Obenaus, manager V.J. M.C. Young,

Koch

E. Tollens Gutterescashier

| Kong Yung Kwei

Circulation Dept.

^ IFf Ya Chun B. M. Ruebain

Nomura Lumber Co., Ltd.. The—86, Printing Dept.

T, D. Davy, manage*’

Canton Road; Telephs. 16686 and A. Haslam, works manager

16671; P.O. Box 1273 A. W. Hickey, proof-reader

Norbury, Natzio & Co., Ltd. (London V. Mirskoff

and Manchester), Chromo Litho- J. Chagin

graphers, Trade Marks Registration N. UrchenkoJ

Agents—110, Hankow Road; Teleph. Photographic A. Simnitsky | Chang Sze-long

15611; Cable Ad: Prismatic Dept.

Mike Ninchew

fjj a Poh

North British & Mercantile Insurance China Hong List and Shanghai Directory

A. W. Sherrill', compiler

Co., Ltd. (Far Eastern Branch), Shang- Secretary and Mgr.’s 0.Jfice

hai—259, Kiangse

Cable Ad: Norbrit Road; Teleph. 18054; R. W. Davis ! Mrs.G.,VI. Everest

A. M. Bourne, manager Proprietors of.

J. Henry North China Daily News

G. M. Cowe ! A. Montgomery North China Herald (Weekly)

Agency. China Hong List (Every January)

World Marine and Gen. Insce. Co., Ld. Shanghai Directory (Every July )

Tsz Ling Publishers of:

North-China Daily News and Herald, China Coaster’s Tide-Book ( Yearly)'

Ltd.—Printers, Publishers, Advertising China Year Book

Agents, etc.—North China Building, 17, Printers of \

The Bund; Teleph. 11055; P.O. Box 707; Municipal Gazette

Cable Ad: Herald Far Eastern Review

North China Daily News British Chamber of Commerce

North China Herald ( Weekly) Journal

Directors -H. E. Morriss (chairman), Travellers’ Gazette

Gordon Morriss and R. W. Davis China Architects and Builders

(secty. and mgr.) Compendium (Yearly)

Editorial Dept.

R.A.T. P.Peyton-Griffin,

Finch j A.editor

E. Gee fT ti {%. Pan Ka Hong

.1. M. D. Hoste R. R. Raven North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—Head;

C. S. Hirsh I T. E. Dunne Office: 26, Mandarin

The Bund; Teleph. 12981;

V. F. Meisling 1 R. Shaw Cable

R. H.Ad:Whittall, general manager

C. Bruce | M. E. Utujnikoff

A278 SHANGHAI

Jui Lohn Office Appliance Co., Ltd., The,

H 9

Northern Feather Works, Ltd. (Nordisk Specialists in Office Equipment, Type-

writers, Adding, Listing and Calculat-

Fjerfabrik,

—45, KiukiangA.S.),Road;

Feather Merchants

Teleph. 10703; ing Machines, National Cash Registers,

Office

Cable Ad: Chindisk. Head Office and Nanking Road; Teleph. Furniture and 18638;

Supplies—150,

P.O. Box

Factories in Copenhagen.

Newark, N.J., London, Canton and Branches: 727; Cable Ad: Appliance

Shanghai P.Directors:—G.

S. Widdup, managing

E. Marden, dir.B. G. Coyle

Kay Neckelman, general manager

for the Far East

Erik Hiittemeier, manager , C. and M. Reader

G. Copley, mgr.Harris

and secty.

C.B. F.Zeleniak

Yun |I Y.Y. H. Song Hongkong

Central Office: 12a, Des Voeux Road

C. Dzung J. Y. Roberts, mgr.

Norwegian Chamber of Commerce— &Er%ha ra m e sang m

(See Chambers of Commerce)

O’Hara, Dr. W. E., f.r.c.s.e., Medical

Practitioner — Office and Residence:

ATao way yu nin pow hsien Tcung sze China104,

ding, United Assurance

Bubbling SocietyTeleph.

Well Road; Buil-

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society,

Ltd., All Class of Insurance—12, The 90010

Bund Teleph. 11773; RO. Box 834; Oidar Engineering Corporation — 88,

Cable

H. E. Ad: Nufammanager (Absent)

Wright, Nanking Road; Teleph. 14243 Cable

D. L. Davey, acting manager Ad: Oidar ; Code : Bentley’s

Miss N. Cruz

I. C. Feng, compradore ^ Ta Tsang

{Jj Bing Dee Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd . Im-

port-Export—20, Kiukiang Road;

Nose Dragon Co., Silver, Gold and Telephs. 10806 and 13725-7; P. O. Box

Platinum Smiths, Jewellers and Watch- 3120; Cable Ad:manager

T. Kikuchi, Okura

makers— 207-9, Boone Rd.; Telephs.

45141 and 42766; P.O. Box 414

mn m^ ^# a®

di £ Tien tea Zay Chong Yarng Hong Che Che

Observatory — Zi-Ka-Wei: Teleph. Zung Lee Soo

70771 Oliveira & Son, H. (Successors to T.E.

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpn. ing Supplies—24,Tools

M.A.), Machinery, andMing Engineer-

Ltd.—Union- Building, 17, Canton Road; Teleph. 19559(3Yuen Lines);

Yuen

Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); P. O. Hotema

Box 807; Cable Ad : Ocean ; Code : Mrs. I. Oliveira, proprietress

Bentleys A.R.A.J.dosMaitland,

Remedios,manager

partner

E. G.Lester Arnold,

F. Dumbarton manager for China E.A. M. Oliveira, treasurer

J.A. M.H. Murray C. Silva

Gouda | Miss Miss M. Parker

K. Petigura Y. Oliveira | T. F, Wood

Y. de Carvalho I Miss Y. Butt Agents for:

Oculists’ Institute Co., Ltd.—250, Nan- L. cision

S. Starrett

Tools.Co.,Stocks

Mass.,carried

U.S.A.: Pre-

king'Road;

Rakusen -Teleph. i‘8500; Cable Ad: Dampney & Co., Ltd., London:

Dr.gingC. Pdirector

Rakusen, o.D., D.o.s., mana- “Apexier” Boiler Compound. Stocks

F. E. Myers & Bro. Co., Ohio, U.S.A.:

Odeon China Co., Ltd., Importers of Hand and Power Pumps. Stocks

carried

Gramophone Kecords, Accessories, etc., Carborundum

S. Co., Niagara Falls, U.

— 356, Peking Road; Teleph. 92344; Abrasives. Stocks carried

P.O. Box 568

SHANGHAI A279

Syracuse, Smelting Works, Brooklyn, Orenstein & Koppel, A.-G., Berlin,

U.S.A.: Babbitt Metals and Auto- Manufacturers Excavators, of Railway Material,

crat Bushing Bronze. Stocks carried Locomotives, Road; Dredgers—

American Metal Hose Co., Waterbury, 451,H Kiangse H. Bernstein,

P.O. Box 337

representative

Conn., U.S.A.: Flexible Metal Hose,

Stocks carried

Schaeffer & Budenberg, Magdeburg, Orient Lloyd, Ltd., Travel, Shipping

Insurance—13, Edward Ezra Road;

Germany: Steam Fittings. Stocks Teleph. 10137; Cable Ad: Orientloyd,

carried Head Office: Paris. Agencies at Harbin,

Albertson & Co., Sioux City, Iowa, Tientsin, Hong Kong and Singapore

U.S.A.: Elec. Drills, Grinders, etc. E. Rubenfeld, Far Eastern manager

Stocks carried

Binks Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Oriental Construction and Trading

U.S.A.: Spray Painting Equipment Co.—573, Sezchuen Road; Teleph.

11771

^ fl Yung Shing

Olivier Chine, Importers and Exporters Chemists Dispensary,

Oriental and Wholesale Manufacturing

Druggists,

—95,

and 16538 Museum Road;

(Pootung Telephs.P.O.17406

Godown); Box Dealers in Hospital Supplies, Photo-

1114; Cable Ad: Austrasia graphic Goods, etc. — 356, Foochow

Road; Teleph. 91183

A. Sadoc, general manager for China

signs per pro. Oriental Engineering l Works — 56,

P. Huet, export mgr., signs per pro. Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15 755

Export Dept. : Oriental Fur and Hide Export Co.,

M. Guyot, signs per pro. Ltd.—80,

E.A. Tassel,

H. Roach | do.A. Tassel ,18580 ; CableSzechuen

Ads : PolasRoad ; Teleph.

& Orfur

Import Dept. : Oriental Optical Co.—879, Av. Joffre;

H. K. Drazdil Teleph. 73780,,

Insurance Dept.:.

M. Savitsky Oriental Purchasing Company, Ex-

Secretariat. porters—452, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Miss A. Virsky 11510; Cable Ad: Orpurcy

Pootung—Press Packing : W. O. Moebius, manager

M. Jacob H fr Hsi7i Walt'

Ollerdessen, A. F., Manufacturers’ Oriental Trading Kiangse

Co., Importers

Road; and

Representative; Specialising in Exporters—367, Te-

Flour and Cereal Machinery, Power leph. 11696; Cable Ad: Sunwahco

Plants, Paper, Printing Inks, Oriental Vulcanising Co., Motor Car

Writing Inks, Mucilage, Paste, Car-

bon Paper, etc.—10, Siking Road ; Tyres, Accessories, etc.—579, Avenue

Foch; Teleph. 71949; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 18670; P.O. Box 448; Cable Vulcanising

Ad: Oiler; Codes: Bentley’s Western

Union, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

A. F. Ollerdessen, proprietor and

gen. mgr. Ta pan song wang zd

C. E. Ollerdessen, sub-mgr. Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—20, Cantqn

S. C. Wong, compradore Road; Teleph. 15324; P.O. Box 3040;

Cable Ad: Shosen

M.S.Inouye, manager

OneExporters

Price Lace Co., Manufacturers

of Swatow Drawn Work, and H. Miyozaki, assist, manager

Hirose, export dept.

Mosaic Art Work,Novelties

Cross-stitch, Embroi- M. Matsuda, do.

deries, — 61, Nanking S. Nomiyama,gen. & passenger dept.

Road, Crawford Building; Teleph. 18288; S.K. Iwatani,

Yonemoto,wharf dept. dept.

accounts

Cable Ad: Pricelace.

715, Bubbling Well RoadWestern Branch: T. Maeda, do.

A280 SHANGHAI

T3 & m W fa « #r 35 fg Palace Hotel—{See Hotels)

Ting shang ya szehung

yu hsien panszekang iieh Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. of London

Osborn & Co,, Ltd., > Samuel (Clyde —Teleph. Union Building, 17, Canton Road :

Steel Works, Stieflield, England), Cable Ad:1.3407 (4 Lines); P.O. Box 1285 ;

Palatinado

Manufacturers of High Speed E. Lester Arnold, manager for China

Steels, Carbon, Spring,

& Special Steels, Castings, Eorg- Manganese G.J. M.F. Dumbarton

ings, Files & Tools—149, Yuen Ming Murray

Yuen Koad; Teleph. 10104; Cable A. Mabb

A.H. Gonda |1 Miss Miss M. Parker

K. Petigura

Ad : Hanheart V. de Carvalho j Miss Y. Butt

J. Scott Finn

J. G. K. Tsong Palfreeman, D. 0. (Sir Jacob Behrens k

Miss D. Botelho Sons, Manchester & Bradford)

S. L. Bow

S. M. Wei Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12278;— P.O.

150,

Z. L. Chu Box 1499: Cable Ad: Elephant

Otis Elevator Company—935,Avenue flJ ^ Kung Woo

Road; Head Office for China, Phi-

lippine Islands and Siam; Teleph. Palmer and

Civil Engineers—17, Canton Road;

30190; P.O. Box 1699; Cable Ad: Teleph. 15059; P. O. Box 732; Cable Ad:

Lyndentree Pyrotechny

F. C. Munn, manager for China, Partners—

Hongkong, Siam and The Philip-

pines

E. H. Walker, assistant manager J.G. A.L. Wilson,

Ritchie, Fa.r.i.b.a.

R.I.B.A., F.S.I.

(Bombay)

in general charge of Construc- G. D. Smart, a.r.i.b.a. (Rangoon)

tion & Service

Sales J. L. Paterson, b. sc., m.i c.e.(S’pore)

P.O.G. Wakeham, a.r.i.b.a.

T. C. Woo, Chinese Sales mgr. Staff—

D. N. Carpenter, Sales engineer G.D. Y.MacAlister

Bird, a.r.i.b.a. (Singapore)

(Hongkong)

Accounting P. Thomashevsky

G. H. Langeluetje, accountant Y. N. Dronnikofi

E. W. G. Schweigert, asst. acct. D. Nevbourg

Construction Engineering Staff—

P. J. Kessel, manager H. D. Chang, a.m.i. struct, e.

L. C. Chao, superintendent W. H. Chien

Service, Shop and Purchasing C. Zia

E. H. Walker, manager Secretariat—

Wm. C. E. Chen H. W.M.Brown

Mrs. Anderson

S.T. C.H. Wong, Service supt.

Shieng, Shop foreman

Ouskouli, M. H. A., Tea Exporters and Road; Teleph. 10385Ltd. — 33, Szeehuen

Paper Products,

General Merchants—142, Museum

Road; Teleph. 10790; P.O. Box 551; Paramount Films of China, Inc.—

Cable Ad; Ousko Capitol Building 142, Museum

M. H. A. Ouskouli Road; Teleph. 11560; Cable Ad:

Pacific Leaf Tobacco Co.—51, Canton Paramount

Road; Teleph. 12021 Paris Theatre, Ltd.—550, Avenue Joffre;

& O. Banking Corporation — {See Teleph. 85205

P. Banks)

Park Hotel—Corner Bubbling Well

Paelz China Co., Pharmaceutical and and Park Roads; Teleph. 91010:

Cable Ad: Parkhotel

Chemical Manufacturers and

—128, Museum Road ; Teleph. 19980 ; Importers The International Hotels, Ltd.,

P.O. BoxAcme 973;

Mosse, c Private Max Schibler, manager

SHANGHAI A28I

Parke, Davis & Co., Manufacturing Che- Bund ; Teleph. 16574 ; P.Q. Box 718;;

mists, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.—43, Cable Ad: Macpat

Yuen ming-yuen

Laboratory: Koad;Liang

2, Tung Tyleph.

Road;12590;

P.O. D. Mackenzie, partner

J. Ward, manager

Box 760; Cable Ad: Cascara

Pan, lah sang dtl vee

Parker, MRielleym & Go., Pa KaConsulting Paulsen & Bayes-Davy, Marinfe, Ship

and Cargo Surveyors and Consultants

Engineers andTeleph.

Marine13199;

Surveyors^91, —2, Peking Road; Teleph. 13550; Cable

Peking Road; Cable Ad: Ad: Bayesdavy

Veritas

W. J. Milne ^1 & 12 H ft

G.D.T. M.Gambling

Clark |i Y.Y. L.J. Shah

Zee Kung chao di y n fomg sze

H. A. Ozorio | Z. Y. Mao Peacock Motion Picture Company,

Inc., — 404, N. Sooch< >w Road ; Cable

Parks, H. Francis, Photostats & Com- Ad : Pecofilms.

TientsinBranches : Hongkong,.

mercial Photography — 416, Hamilton Canton, Leon Britton,

and Peiping

gen. mgr.

House; Teleph. 13288 ■Distributors for,:

Simplex Projectors

Parsons, Dr. W. S., m.d. c.m., - British Strong

Admiralty Surgeon—29, Peking Rd;

Teleph. 15094. Residence : Cathay StabilarcLamp MotorHouses

Generators

Hotel; Teleph. 12240 Trans-Lux Equipment

Pasquier, J. P., Commission Agent- Peacock Necktie Manufacturing Co.,

39, Av. Edward TII; Teleph. 83939; Wholesale Road; Teleph.

and Retail—541, Kiukiang

93448, Cable Ad: Rose

Cable Ad: Pasquier

Peh Yang Carpet :’Co. —. 45-47, Yates

m m ® ^ & Road; Te' l eph. 33602

Mi Jeng jung hsien ch’ang

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., (Alloa, Scot- Peking 1*J 5^ IS Co.Ching yi hung

Wu),szeEx-in

land Worsted

and and Halifax,

YarnEngland), Woollen portersJewelry

Spinners—Head and Wholesale(T.andH.Retailers

Office

Poyangand Factory:

Road; Teleph.“B.B.”

52320;Mills, 400, Teleph. 36328. Singapore BranchRoad;

P.O. Box

Peking Art Goods- 305, Yates,

: 87..

1524; Cable Ad: Beehive High Street

W.J.A.S. Kearton, gen. mgr. T. H. Wu, general manager

Kenyon, asst. mgr. L. Y. Chao, do.

J. E. Sifton, a.c.a., acct. H- T. Yu j S. T. Wu

A.L. Denham

E. Harvey | L.O. R.R. Dixon

Holmes ft m & m >k k

H. F. Baptiste | Mrs. M. Walter

R. T. Oates, technical manager ■Ta ying hoo lun si kungsz hong

J.C. Booth, engineer Peninsular and Oriental Steam Na-

.1. T. Wakelin vigation Co. — (See Mackinnon,

A. N. Lewis, dyer Mackenzie & Co., 27, The Bund )' /"!

R. Batty E. R. Croft ^ H Mei Dah

F.G. Bolton

Baukham S; Denison

BondClaxton G.W. A.Sykes

A.E. W. Rolls Pestonjee & Chi, Ltd., M.. Exporters

of China Produce and Commission

F. W hitaker Agents—12, Rue du Consulat; Te-

Local Sales Office — 509, Glen Line leph. 81984; Cable Ad: Platform

Building, 2, Peking Road; Telephs. S. M. Talati, managing director

19450 and 19459

E. B. S. Creasy | H. H. Dong cfe i* Bet Teh

m & Pah Ziang Peters & Co., H. K., Exporters of China

Produce—Arnhold

Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Exporters and chuen Road; Teleph. 17256; P.O. Building, 320, Sze-

Box.

Importers — Hongkong and Shanghai 1529; Cable Ad: Petronel

Bank Building, Rooms 311 and 313, The H. K. Peters i E. Kale

i

A282 SHANGHAI

Peteoff & Co., N.S. Ladies’ and Gentle- Representing :

men’s Keadymade Coats and Suits; N. V. Philips Glowlamp Works

Woollen, Silk and Cotton Piece Goods Holland

—856, Avenue Joftre;

F. I. Tomiloff, mgr. Teleph. 72614 Works Insulated Wire & Cable .i

V. N. Lopatin Phcenix Assurance Co., Ltd. (London), I

V. F. Paderevsky | S. S. Chu Fire, Life, Accident and Marine—(Far

Eastern

Telephs. 14649 Branch): 27, Peking

and 12300, P.O. BoxRoad

719;; !!

m m * m & Cable Ad:Hind,

Phofire

Fa ko duh yah voag H. M. manager

Pharmaoie

JofFre; Generale

Telephs. 74297—and

949-951,

74296;Avenue

Cable E. L.H.A.S. Smith

Low, asst. mgr.

Ad: Pharmadrog F. Inglis, f.c.i.i.

B. J ulien,. pharmacist C.F. A.Austin,

Pharmacie Moderne — 772, Avenue A. A. Farnana.c.i.i.Ij (Hongkong)

Lopes J.C. M. Portaria

Mi rata

Joffre; Teleph. 75498

Philco Sales Corps., Fed., Inc.. Phoenix Press, The, Engravers,

Printers, Publi-

Book- 91

U.S.A. — Show Room, Office and shers, Lithographers,

binders, Block-makers, Stationers—131 1

Service Dept.: 97, Jinkee Road; Teleph. Museum Road; Teleph. 12755

11463; P.O. Box 2101; Cable Ad: Philco- A. Fuller, manager

sale; Code : Bentley’s

Directors — Bruce S. Jenkins V.L. C.S. Ting,

Tung,assist,

clerk manager

(president), G. J. McCarthy K. H. Chow

(vice-president) and J. Si Potter Picking Import L Export Co.—47, Xing- 1

(secretary-treasurer) po Road; Teleph. 1 868; Cable Ad: I

Manger—F. R. Froemel

Staff—Mrs. E. D. Shu (steno.), Picking; Codes: A. B. C. 6th edn., ■

C.(accountant'^

F. Sun (compradore), Y. Yao Rudolf Mosse and Private

E. Stagkios, T. H. K. H. Yue

Yuan and C. W. Chao' K. L. Ling

Service Pilots’Association, Shanghai Licensed ■

G. Yatskin —26, The Bund; Telephs. 16168 and If

Showroom 12071; Cable Ad: Pilot

Miss H. Isaeff, repres. R. H. McNair, manager

Z. L. Hu.

Pinnacle Products Co., Importers -I

mmm ±mmmm Exporters, Manufacturers and Co mm is- ■

Phi 1 Lip sion Agents—Continental

ing, 113, Kiukiang Road: Teleph. Bank Build-

14500; 1I

Philipp, Dr. F. G., Veterinary Surgeon Cable : Pinnacle; Codes : Acme, ■

(Formerly GoVt.’s Veterinary Surgeon A.B.C- Ad

in German, East Africa)n-Veterinary

Hospital and sSyirgery: lOOri, Yu Yuen NT S. 6th, Lim, Bentley’s

propi ietoxDuo and and mgr. |■

gen.Private

Road; Teleph. 21877 Koo Toh Lam, manager of

Sugar Dept.

if M M Phi u p° Pioneer Knitting Mill, Hosiery Manu- 1 .

Philips

, Valves, China Co.,

Talkie Equipment Lamps, Radios,

anil Supplies, facturers — HeadRoad;

Office: Teleph.

15, Lane14180.

No. JgI ,:

Transmitters, s , Transmitting Tubes,

468, Szechuen

X-Ray .Apparatus and Wire—Brunner- ,50245 Factory: . 377, Rangoon Road; Teleph. s|,

Morid

Teleph. Bldg., 133, Box

15126; P.O. Szechuen

794; CableRbad;

Ad:

Halwatt

A. G. de Jager, mng. dir. #E PLah wo tah

Technical Dept. Platt, White-Cooper

83, Peking Road; Teleph.& Co.—Ewo19570: Bldg.,

Cable

Nequen Chen Ads: Retsam and Attorney

Accounting Dept. R.M: F.Reader

C. Master, solicitor

Harris, do.

V. Vogt A. E. Seddon, barrister-at-law

S. Y. Zieb I C. K. Sui

SHANGHAI A283

1 G. E. Lowe, solicitor Directors—G. C. Bruce, Mansfield

G. Villas | R. Artindale Freeman, W. A. Hale, C. V. Starr

Agents in London—Stephenson, Har- and H. L. Yung

, wood

Agents in Hongkong—Johnson* Stokes POST OFFICES

and Master, Hongkong & Shang-

hai Bank Blag., Des Vceux Road G. ffi m W §15

Plaza Hotel—{See Hotels) Yu cheng kuan li chn

Post Office—Corner of North Soochow,

m H *n f* Po wo mon nee North Szechuen and Tiendong Roads

Pohoomull Bros. (India), Exporters of (Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.) ; Telephs. 40069

Silk Piece Goods, Ladies’ Under wears, (13Lines Exchange to All Departments),

40069,46,Ext.Enquiry,

41 or. 29Parcel

(Enquiry),

jj Em broidered Goods, Linen Embroidered Ext.

Goods, Curios, Carpets, Leather Suit- (Director),40335 (Accounts Post), 40069,

40395

Department),

H Teleph. cases, Sundries, etc.—130, Hankow Rd.; 40341 (Customs Parcel

10049; P.O. Box 470; Cable Ad: 40345 (Checking Division, Shipping Department),

r Pohoomull Information), 43329 (Bulky Newspaper),

J. Kima, manager 40358 (Foreign Mechanic’s Residence).

D. Lachman, assistant Numbers

, f S. B. Nagrami, accountant

Nei Kwai Eee, shroff 9 p.m. on onWeek Sundays/Holidays or After

Days- 40062 (Garage),

40063 (Private Letter Boxes). 40064

J K.NeiC.Johnson, asst, shroff

Wong, shipping clerk (Boarding Officers and Loading Yard

Division), 40065 (Delivery Division),

;| Nei Jackson 40066 (Railway and Steamer Mails

Division), 40067 (Registration Division),

§c Si ii W 40068 (Express

(Receiving and Division) and

Despatching 40069

Division);

1^ ‘ Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse Road; Cable Ad: Postos

A| Teleph. 17346; Cable Ad: Poldi-Codes:

Acme, Bentley’s, Mosse and A.B.C, 6th Director -A. M. Chapelain

K edition Assistant

Wong Way Director

Sung (Concurrently)—

H. Peltner Assistant

r W. Limbach A. Trouveller Kanazashi (Additional)—P. K.

Director

Jf Polish Import & Export Co., Ltd., Chief of Local Business Department

I Woolen and Cotton Piece Goods— —Wong Way Sung

§ 320, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11999; ;Chief of General Affairs Department

I fCable Ad: Polim —Dao Kong Zung ,

| Jacob Shpiro ./Chief of : Accounts & Checking De-

1 Isaac Shpiro partment—J. N. Green field

C. T. Woolen | Z. H Young Chief of Inland Business Department

j T. S. Wong I T. C. Hong —Kao Chili Oh’eiig

Chief

Yee ofDongTransport. Department-

) Sze

Polytechnic Public School — {See ' Chief

—Lu of'Chong

ParcelGtin

Business’ Department

| uhder Municipal Councils) Ohief Inspector—Y. Fuke ; :

Ijost-Mercury Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Sectional and 'Sub-Qffices:

—19-21, Avenue Edward VII; Te- C. Teleph.

II—414-420,91590 4^4, Fokien.Road;

leph. 84080 (6 Lines); Cable Ad: C. Teleph.

III.—69-71,

' Mercupost

|h Proprietor*: *83631 Rue du Consulat;

|| Eastern Advertisers W. IV.—7, Rue Massenet; Teleph.

; Mercury Press 85237

Shanghai Evening Post & Mercury C. IV.—83, Chow Chin Road

. H Officers— E.—1141, Broadway, East; Teleph.

■ C. V. Starr, president W.50279.

I—iBpiOaUerRoad; TelepK.Teleph.

30328

G. C. Bruce, vice-president and W. II.—159, Yu Yuen Road;

general manager ' 31437 '' '

W. A. Hale, treasurer W. III.—105, Rue Marco Polo; Teleph.

K. Lock, secretary 83620

-A284 SHANGHAI

Naata-o Biiari-^I04f,H waHnalu: Ill Ywe Wo

( Jhapei—324, Tat on^ Boad, Cbapai

Yuhang Hoad—37-43, Yubang Rd. ; Powell, SidMey J., Civil Engineer,

Architect and Surveyor, Land, Pro-

|

:|

Teleph. 43598 perty andRoad; EstateTeleph.Agent

10918 — 410, j

Kaochangibiau-—7(io 'Pdisungyuen Rd. Szechuen

Sidney J. Powell, A.JVUNa’BiOiiE.

Lunghwa—East Street, Lunghwa C. Edmonds Powell, m.e.

Lannitu—422, Lannitu, Pootung Miss M. F. Castilho, clerk

Sub-Offices: Y. T. Foo, draughtsman

—1148, North Szechuen Road

501, LimaUKH—Nantao filti # ^ ^ ^ ^

711, Chung Hwa Road . Premet, Paul, Advocate and Office—160,

Doctor of 1

81, Sinza Road Law; Land and Estate

726, East Seward Road Avenue Edward, YJ.L; Teleph. ;19l75

Station (N. S. R.) -77, Boundary Rd. Paul Premet, advocate and doctor

West Gate— 1132, Hoping Road of law

Siccawei—978-80, Avenue Petain M, Guilly

338-9, Robison Road Ngai Tchen Ling

171, Kiangsi Road Mrs. Artshibasheff

434, 436 and 438, Route Conty

125a, Seymour Road Premier Hair-dRessing Saloon, Ladies

23, Brenan Road and Gentlemen’s Hair Dressing, Mani-

Chungshan Road (Great China Un- cure, Road Face (Near Massage, etc.— 544, Szechuen 1

iversity)

473, Paoting Road Teleph. 13548 Corner of Peking R6ad);

Civic Centre Prevot, P. lE (Member of Shanghai Stock

Lao Peh Men—565, Mingkuo Road Exchange), Land andTelephs.

Estate80657

Agent—

Szechuen Road-200, Szechuen Road 52, Rue du Consulat; and

Stock Exchange Lines

^ if m m nt w m $km %

y C/tiaqchufuny £ Virtg m kuo m peenlee » ye zkmym ^

hu puhung

yu Uimy

yingts’iiug

chu chu

Directokate General of Posts, Supply Price, Dr. A. C., Medical Practitioner—

Department—322, Kiaochow Road; Consulting Rooms: 51, Canton Road;

Telephs. 34330, 34338 & 34339; Cable Teleph. WI265

Ad : Postsupdep

Secretary—J. A. Greenfield (Tel. Price’s

Candles, (China),

Night Ltd.,

LightsManufacturers

and Tapers—5,of

31790) Robison Road; Teleph. 30262

Asst. Secretary—Yang Chao-nai

Chief of Ceneral Office - Chen ig & M m r ifi &

Kuan-hsiang

Chief of Paying & Receiving Price’s Soap Co. (China), Ltd.,

Manufacturers^—Registered Office:Soap

18, 11

Office—Keng Lien-ti

Chief of Mechanical Office—Yang Tlie Road;

Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo

Telephs. 17327 (Office) and 50240 Ij

\

Chao-nai (Officiating)

Chief of Printing Office—Li Huei (Factory); P.O.Box 697;,Cable Ad: Lever

R.Wm.U. Harper,

Heyworth, chairman

Chief of Stationery Office—Re- do.

ginald Gwoh W. G. BraidWood, secretary

Chief of Miscellaneous Purchases Priestwood, Victor, b.a., Barrister-

OfficetrrWu Tsu-tung at-Law, H.B.M. Crown Advocate |

PpTTER,, , 'CiC., CAMEjaew,, Auditors for 'Qhina,—2, Peking Hoad (3rd j

and Corporate' Accountants, Secre- Floor); Teleph. 10061; Cable Ad :

taries & Managers—Arnhold B!dg., Lasgoud Mrs. W. G. Ouraine, secretary

320, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17733:

P.O. Box 390; Cable Ad: Auditor Public Schools for Boys* for Girls

S. C. Potter, f.c.r.a., principal and for CHiNESiK^(£ee under Muni-

Y. S. Kong, a.o.i. cipal Councils)

SHANGHAI A285

Public Works Dept. f See under ‘ *T # * $T

Municipal Councils) Ragi

R. H., Merchants

mission Pekingand Road:

Com-

Quest Society—(Nee Associations and Teleph. R. H.

18426; Cable Ad: Phirozi

Ragi:

Societies)

Raoe Club—(See Clubs) Raki1sen!s EggseLl, Co, (Exeel. Eggs)—

250,iNanking Road, Teleph. 18500; Cable

Ad: Rakusen

M jljr Lih Shiny

Racine & Cie. (Society Anonyme), Im- Rale, Dil .A., (JJrs, Birt, Rail, Mertens,

Virnich', 3Q,.Kastein, & Schwarzenburg)—

porters, Exporters, Insurance and Office:

Shipping Agents — Glen Line Bldg., 155.7,9; Residence: Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

Peking. Road; Telephs. 11620; P.' O . Tqleph. 75529, , 191, Rue Magniny;

Box 859: Cable Ad: Racine

A. Fabre, chairman (Absent) Rangel, T., ' Advocate—330, Szechuen,

J. Gautier, director (Absent) Road (2nd Floor); Teleph. 14333; Cable

C. Guillemin, rung, director Ad : Rangdbi

A. Sadoc, do.

L. Cho i lot, signs per pro. Rayden, F., Commission Agent—1040

R. Louche, do. N. Soochow Road ; Teleph. 42111; P.O.

E. Marchetti, do. Box 1917 ; Cable Ad : Nedyar

G. Ramband, do.

R. Chaillen Realty In vestment Company, Fed. Inc.,

Dr. K. Ko U.S.A., Real Estate, Mortgages, Invest-

C. T. Autosheen ments

Teleph.and 18652;Lisurancep-rJjL.TUe

P.O. Box 1414; ! CableBund:

Ad:

V. Petroff Realinvest

E. Hamilton

W. Wohlters

Miss.F. Gregoiro ^ in Huoru/ -Shin

Red Hand Composition Co., The,

R.C.A. Communications, Manufacturers of Ships' Composi-

Corporation of America Inc., A Radio tion and Paints for Marine

Service—201- General Purposes^-c/o Butterfield

and

202, Sassoon

Ad : RadiocorpHouse; Teleph. 19251; Cable

& Swire, 21-23, French Bund; Te-

G. F. Shecklen, vice-pres. and leph. 82020; Cable Ad: Rahtjens

repres. for China General Agents for China:

F. R. James, Jr., com’l repres. The Orient Paint, Colour and

E, C. Watt, do. Varnish Co., Ltd. c/o Butter-

Miss Eileen, Wathen, secretary field & Swire, Shanghai

I. K. Pao, clerk General Representative for the Far

R.C. A. Victor Company of China, Radios, East:

Phonographs Records, Broadcasting A. S. Potter (Hongkong)

Equipment, RCA. Radiotrons,, Wire-

less, Telegraphic and Aircraft Appar- Refrigekatok Service Co.—253, Ave.

atus-China

Peking Road:State Bldg., 356, Haig;

Bank 93301-93305;

Teleph.s. Refresoo.

Teleph. 74078; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Victrola

E. M. Roberts, vioe-pres. & asst, Regal Pharmacy, Wholesale and Re

treas.

A. B. Tyrrell, mgr. eng. (Products tail Chemists and Druggists—1180,

Bubbling Well Road: Teleph. ,50310;

and Photophone) Cable Ad : Regal

J. E. Horton, mgr. (Records, In-

strument and Rec. Radiotrons) HJ ^ Yang Fung

J. M. Kerbey, chief acct. Reiser, Fr.,Road;

Exporter

Radium Institute—(Nee Hospitals) Kiukiang Telephsof17005

Feathers — 6,

P.O: Box;

745; Cable Ad: Reiber

A286 SHANGHAI

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Importers, [ Service

Exporter? and Commission Agents— : Alex Selischeff

88, Museum Road; Teleph. 16375; J. Mehiloff

P.O. Box 398; Cable Ad: Jostree

Directors—L. W. Hutton (Shang- Distributors for:

Cadillac, La Salle, Buick and

hai), K. S. Morrison (Hong Vauxhall Cars

kong) and J. Robinson (Swatow)

Comprawores—Wong Kor Sung Reliance Trading Co., Importers and

(Gen.)

(Silk) and Nee Ching Chwang ! Exporters— 266, Peking Road; Teleph.

Book-keeping, Calculating Ma- 19289; J. C.

P.O. Box 1222

Niem, manager and proprietor

chines, Typewriters—G. E. Sis- ;

tonian and E. K. Tang Remington Typewriter Agency, Re-

Piece Goods, Yards, Raw Cotton mington Typewriters, Mimeographs,

and General—W. H. Nash, H. Adding GeneralOffice

Machines, Addressographs

Equipment—126,

and

Museum

L. Block and H. Parsons Road; Teleph. 15406; P.O. Box 812; Cable

Paper Dept.— Ad: Mustard

J. G. Anderson, signs p.p.

Engineering Dept.— Remington Typewriter School—{See

H.STRUCT.,

J. Crawford Pape, c.e., m.inst., |

E., M.SOC.C.E. (FRANCE), j Educational)

eng’g. mgr.

E. SkaboDept.: Silk, Linen, Em- j Renner,

Export tioner, Alexander, m.d., General

Surgeon. Specialist Practi-

in Women’s

broidery and General— Diseases & Obstetrics—Office: 103-

A. Brook 104, Sassoon House, Nanking Road;

N. J. Sbath Teleph. 16726; Residence: 229C,

W. Hasick Grosvenor Gardens, Route Cardinal

Miss G. M. Ephgrave Mercier; Teleph. 76700

Miss T. Shaniavsky 2t

Accounts and General Office— RepublicLandInvestment Co., Architects

:C. F. Evans and Real Estate—149, Yuen Ming Yuen

T. F. Buchanan Road ; Teleph. 14356

Miss L. Jernakoff

Miss H. Knoch Retired' Naval Officers’ Association

Mrs. H.: E. Knutsen —(See Associations & Societies)

Reis$, Frederick, ,Dr'.( m.d. (Assist.. Pro- j Reuters,mLtd.—34, J® -Doo Ter

fessqr of Dermajbqlpay, National College | Telephs. 11375-4 Avenue Edward VII;

(2 Lines) (ToAccounts

General

ofDiseases

MedicineJ^S^cialist

Office and in.Sljin

Residences: and G.U.

‘Capitol !

j Manager, News Department,

Building, 6th Floor, 142, Museum Road; j mercial and Correspondence),

Department,) 1884410710 (Com-

(Commercial

Teleph. 10181 Dept. Manager) and 13789 (Ticker

Reliance CarMotors

Motor Teleph. U.S.A., ! Service);

Fed. Inc., Avenue

Distributors—755. Reuter

P.O. Box 1205; Cable Ad:

Foch; 70024; P.O. Box 1025; ! C. Far J. Chancellor,

East gen. mgr. for the

CAble Ad: Sintung News Department:

J. A. Duff, general manager K. Selby Walker

L. D. Carson, manager : S.T. S.J. Aldee-uer

Moosa

Sales

V. M. Levin Miss C. Dicmer

Geo. Ito Miss P. Kemp

William Tsai C. Y. Hsieh, translator

L. C. Choung Gommei' j jial 'Dept. :

S. Chu W. R, Mowll, Far Easterp manager,

A ccounts Reuters Economic Service

Geo F. Grout H. P. Bourke

M. C. Yao J. M. H Clark

SHANGHAI A287

J. J. Aldeguer wi m %

A. M. Danenberg Reyrolle & Co., Ltd., Electrical

A. Kooznetsov Engineers, Electrical Machinery,

Mrs. D. Blair Switchgear and Transformer—17,

Mrs. M. M. Young Canton Road; Teleph. 18669; P. O.

Mrs. S. Sofonoff Box 569; Cable Ad : Reyrolle

Ticker Installation:

J. T. Johns, engineer C. H. D. Curtoys, representative

J. Ward | Mrs. M. Collaco for the Far East

Accounts and Correspondence: T. H. Nih, assistant

G. V. Jensen, accountant Mrs. A. Silva, steno.

C. W. Olson j Mrs. N. Sims L. T. Chang

V. C. Long | H. P. Kao

H ml Li-cheong

fjSI ^ Lu Ling Richards, J. H., (Established 1918).

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Importers, Manufacturers’ Representative, Coal

Exporters and Commission Agents— Contractor, Mines Direct Repre-

452, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18090 sentative, Light Railways, Mining

(5 Lines 'to All Depts.) and 42034 Mining Machinery, Mining Pumps and all

(Godown, 79, Woochang Road); Building,Accessories—304, Glen Line

2, Peking Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Reutbrock 18935; Cable Ad: Richly

R. Heyn (Shanghai)

C. E. Yissering (Shanghai)

Export Dept.: 4fc, 3U -3$} , Les Ghee Son

H.H.H.Dieter

Tormachlen Richardson & Co., A. J., Auctioneers,

W. Korrowitz, signs p.p. Adjusters, Appraisers, Valuers,

A. Kemper Metal Brokers and Coal Merchants

P. Dethleffsen, signs p.p. —572, Szechuen Road ; Teleph.

A. Korth 10352; Cable Ad: Richardsons;

Y. Chanturai Codes: Al, A.B.C. 5th, . Bentley’s

Mrs. X. V. Yellachich and McNeil’s (1908)

Hansen Liu, export compr. A. J. Richardson

Booking Dept.: Charles Y. C; Chen, Chinese mgr.

F. E. Leistrier, signs per pro.

Miss A. Straus, secretary m m n m

Piecegoods Dept.:

V. W. Yane, compr.

;

■ Li ko mao hhn chu’an Lung ssu

Stationery and Builder’s Supply RIckmersCable

Linie 9. Av. Edward VII ;

Dept.:

O. Zwanck Mosse Ad : Rickmers

Suppl., Scott's, ;10Codes

edn. : Mbsse,

S. Bochlen H. Muenter, manager

Mrs. A. Hauffe fl] Lai Lee - .

Djeu Vung-shung, compr.

Guenther Wagner Pelican Works, Rielley, Simmons & Milne, Contraicting

Engineers—91, Peking Road ; Teleph.

Hannover 13199

A. Blomer, rep. for the Far East

Paper Dept.: W. J.; Cable

MilneAd : Veritas

I D. M. Clark

W. Sandt G. T. Gambling | H. A.. Ozorio

Metal & Hardware Dept.: tt # ^ ^ ® ^ M

P. Sandt

T. C. Tung, compr. Lin hua tsang ku chit shi hui shien

Provision Dept.: Rioka

F. Kauffmann

B. Troyan WharfSokoandKabushiki

WarehouseKaisha (Rioka

Co., Ltd.)—

Miss Y Romani Mitsubishi Building, 36, ‘ Kiukiang

Y. T Tsoong, compr. Road; Telephs. 15963, 18530 (Head

Office),

Kah PangPootung 113, 114115(Chang

Wharf), Pootung (Tung

Reynell & Co-., A. W., Stock and Share Ad Kah Doo Wharf); P.O. Box 628 ; Cable

Brokers —16, Central Road; Teleph. Bentley’s : Riokasoko ; Codes : Kendall’s and

13310; Cable Ad: Crornbake

A288 SHA1SGHA1

liiUNioNE Adkia-tica Di Sicu1ifcTA of Trieste

-17, The Bund; Teleph. 11144; RQ. RohdeJ>&& Co.,^Merebants—209, Yneh Shing

Yuen Ming*

r Box 1195; Cable Ad : .Ij nderiters Yuen Road ; P.O. Box 808:' Cable Ad

' 'American Asiatic’tTnderWriters,

Inc., TTiB.A., m|¥s;; for'the' OrientFed. Rohdeanus

TJ.W.Streib

Blenk ;. j. E. Lazargs

n% km mun

' ' '%di-t'fatift»>ah--y£ti<)ipieH-kurig±9ze Roman Cathodic . .Churches — (See

li K O RA,pib PicTuities Of China, Churches and Missions)

Ino.—Embankment

Soochdw Road ; Building, 404,

North

and 45980; Cable Ad:

TelepHs. 46322

Rkoex. Branches: Mi ftl Lw,l

Hongkong Canton and Tientsin Rondon

porters & and

Co., Wine

Ltd., L.,Merchants—Inter-

Importers, Ex-

Leon Britton, gen. mgr. savin Building, 9, Avenue

A.O. F.Kolesnik,

Kerske,secty.

sales mgr, Teleph.

Rondon;82144; CodesP.O.: Box 722Edward

A.B.C. ; Cable VII;

Ad :

5th edn..

Z,W,L.Y. Kwok, book-keeper Bentley’^, .Universal Trade and

Cheng,

H. L. Chow, do. acct, :

■Lugagne

L. Rondoh, managing director

S.C. F.K. Zee

Cheo, shipping C. Mey, signs per pro.

B. del Rivero, do.

A. E. Schiller

Robertson & Son, Edward T. (Officially A. England

Recommended

American Cotton Controllers of the ThreadW.& P.Yarn

Shippers Association)

Yue, compradore

Dept.: “G-B” Embroidery

—.51, Canton Road; P.O. Box 1719; Cotton 'I hieads

Cable Ad:

K. Y. Tsay Lortnoc M. Volkg,rt, signs per pro.

La,m Pin Sun dg Wah Che

^ 'JS #: 9 9 Ross & Co. Exporters,

porters, (China), Ltd., Alex., Im-

-Robinson, A. R., Land, .Estate and Commission Agents—81, t Merchants and

Mortgages—1522, Bubbling Well Read; Jinkee Road:

Teleph. 30745; Cable Ad: Arnosiber TeRph. 19665; P.Q. Box 249; Cable Ad:

Rotunda

U m ft m Directors—

Lo ger ta lih sze D- A.W.Ross

W. (Shanghai)

Mckeilzie (Shanghai)

Rodger & Co. — 320, Szechuen Load ; G.F. A.Mader j| M. H. Harris

Teleph. 10631 ; Cable Ad : Loger ; Usual Alvares J. Fisk

Codes Fuh Tsun Yuen, compradbre

H.at-law

D. Rodger, attorney it, counsellor- Alex. Ross & Co., Manchester

Myron

counsellor-atWiener,

law attorney and Rossia Insurance Co. of America

Char Woo-ching, Chinese lawyer (Hartford)

11144; P.O.— 17,Box.The1195;Bund;CdbleTeleph. Ad:

C. C. Kung, do. Underiters

Chen Ta-hsun, do, American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Inc., U.*S;A,, mgrs. for the Orient,

fif ¥ & m m Rotary Club—(dee Clubs)

Lo pin x n il hin Kong '

Robinson Pmno Co., Manufacturers, Royal Asiatic Society—(dee Associations

lm|>orters,

and MusicalTuners and Repairers,

Instrument Music and Societies)

Sellers, Theatre

and Concert Agents; and

apore; Penang, Peiping, Tientsin, Kualaat Sing- ^ Jl Wang Chia

Lumpur and Hankow—276,

Road ; Teleph. 10868: Cable Ad : Royal Kiangse Insurance Co., Ltd. (Branch

Pianomaker; —81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 11842;Office

P.O.

and Bentley’sCodes: A.B C; 5th, Lieber’s BoxH. 758; Cableresident

B. Scott, Ad: Royal secretary

C. J.C.E.Cruttwel‘1,

Brown assist, do.

I Miss Farquharson

Roche

Love

c (Jo., Electro-platers,

Teleph. 33562 etc.—99-101 A. J. Berthet | Miss Furniss

SHANGHAI A289

Royal' Society of St. George—(SVe General Ad'sninistratiun Department

Associations a/nd Societies) Chen J ung, chief of Departinent

Royal Typewriter—150, Nanking Road; Wudence

Shih-hsiang,

Section chief of Correspon-

Teleph. 186:18 Shih Yuan-kai. chief of Staff Section

^ Dah Chang Yang Sung-hua, chief of Record

Section

Rudolph k Go.,' Ch arles; Raw, Waste TsoSection

Shu-cheu, chief of Compilation

Silk

kongand Pongees

Road; Exporters—58,

Teleph. 17317; P.O. Hong-

853; Chow Chum chief of Cashier’s Section

Gable Ad: Rudolphus

Ch. Rudolph (Zurich) Production and Consumptcdn Department

A.P. Planner,

Kobelt, manager Miao Chiu-chieh, chief of Depart-

signs per pro. . ment

H. Jost. do. Shen < Perr-cniarigy Pangpan

Miss I, Oliveira Wang Ping-hsing, investigator, con-

currently attached to P. and C.

Russian

Associations Penevoleat

and Societies)Society—(Nee YehDepartment'

Ping-hbu, chief of Planning

Section

Russian Chamber or. Commerce—(Nee Sun.

Productionchief

Chien,_ of" Saltworks and

Section

Ohainbers of Commerce)' Cnang Thng kao, chief of Transporta-

Rutherford, N. H., Stock, Share and tion and Consumption Section

General Broker—16,-Central Road; Chen Tsu-ya,

Sulphur chief of Saltpetra and

Section

Teleph. 14229; Cable Ad: Stockford , Beaeriiue Department

S; Road

W, I'nion Trading14033Co.—353,

; Teleph. ; CableKiangse

Ad : Hu hung-yu, chief ofPangpan

Department

Swucotrade Chang Hsingdien, concur-

rently,

Safety Household Removing Co.— WuSection

Shao-pan, chief of Finance

336A, Rue Bourgeat : Teleph. 90000 Yoh Teh-phi, chief of Tariff Section

Sakae Shokai, Gramophones, Records, Chu Tsu-hung, chief of Revenue

Pianos, Organs and other Musical Collections Section

Instruments — 215, Chapoo Road; Chin

and,Hsiang-sheng,

Wot ks Section chief of Supply

Teleph. 42406

H Takagi, proprietor Revenue Guards Department

Chen Tien-chi,andacting

Department chief chief of the

of Adminis-

fj m m ft ^ iisc m tration Sewtion

Salt Revenue Department (Ministry

ofChina)—Shanghai

Finance, National Government Sun Pang-tsao, chief of ■* Preventive

Office: 201, Routeof Section

Dupleix: Telephs. 77193, 77195 & 70192; Supply and Works Department

Yeh Section

Ta-chien, chief of Supply

Cable Ad: Yenwu

Directorate-General of Salt Adminis- Office of Travelling Inspectors,

tration Tseng Yang fengfc travelling^ inspec-

Chu" Ting Chi, director-general, tor, concurrently

Dr.stationed

O. G.at theLockhart,

Capital associate C. inspector

G. G. Pearson, co-travelling

director-general, in charge of the Wang Ta, chief of Research Section

Shanghai Office

R. P. Tenney, signing officer for the Office of Chief Accountant

associate director - general at Wu Tsung-tao, acting chief account-

Chungking ant andSection

chief of Budget and Fiscal

Secretariat Control

Fei Hsiang Fan, Chinese secretary R. Department

L. P. Baude, and

in charge

Officeof ofRevenue

Chief

R. D. Wolcott English secretary Accountant, Shanghai Office

Chien Hu-ting, secretary

Chu Kung-chao, do. Wang Juidio, chief of Accounting

Yu Tien-yun, do. Control Section

A290 SHANGHAI

LuSection

Chao-jeng, chief of Post-Audit I Santos Coffee Store—ill, Central

Arcade ; Teleph. 10425

Office of Chief Statistician Saou Kee, Woollen Merchants—134, Can-

Chang Hsing

statistician lien, acting chief I ton Road ; Teleph. 16703 ; Cable Ad :

Chen acting chief of Data- J Saoukee

Cheng,Section

Collecting

Supervisory Office of Prevention iS Sheng Hang

Ku Chien-chung, chief of the Office “Sapt” Cotton

Textile Products, Ltd., Raw

and Cotton Waste Merchants—

Li Hsi-yuan, assistant chief of the 255, Peking Road; Telephs. 15952

Office (Manager) and 15844; CableZurich,

Ad:

A adit Office of Preventive Bureau Textilag. Head Office:

Li Tu-kung, chief of the Office Switzerland

Technical Experts M. Neumann

Lu Wen-lan, acting technical expert R. Kunz I G. Hassan

Wu Chih-chang, assistant technical A. Juergens | O. Walliser

expert (Working

Department) in the Revenue

Jenexpert

Tsung-chi, £ Lau So Sung

(Workingassistant

in the technical

Office of Sassoon

49, & Co., Ltd.,

Szechuen Roads:David, Merchants—

Telephs. 10007-8;

G.Chief

Sax,Statistician)

custodian of Property, P.O. Box 263

Shanghai ^ ^ ffi Sin9 So Sang

Sam Shing & Co., Provision, Wine & Sassoon & Co., Ltd., E. D.—Sassoon

Spirit merchants—22, Route de Say Cable Ad:Teleph. House; 11430; P.O. Box 602;

Sassigram

Zoong; Teleph. 71323 F. R. Davey, manager

Jimmy Shing, managing director

Sam195, Joe & Co.,Teleph.

General41095Importers— L.C. I.J. Ovadia,

Meager, do. do.

Broadway; E.W. C.R.Smith-Wright,

Lambert, signs sub-manager

per pro.

S a mmann & Co. (China) PaItl E., Manu- J. B. Etherington,

E. D. Barraclough, do.

do.

facturers’ Representatives, Importers,

Jobbers, Hardware, Tools, Auto Parts Property Accounts Dept.:

and Accessories, J. G. Wilson

Szechuen Road; Shop

Teleph.Equipment—33,

12748; Cable J.M. Mehta |I A.J. C.C. Andrews

F. Y. Remedies Topmakoff

Ad: Pesam. Branches at Hongkong, Property Renting Department:

Tientsin, Tokyo, Dairen, Osaka and E. S. Barraclough, signs per pro.

Singapore G.G. M. Bateman

Paul E. Sammann, proprietor B. H.Shotter

Snow Yuen Mrs. N. Dmitrieff

Edward

V. T. YangChien I| J.H. P.C.Alarcoun

Yu Mrs. L. Brook

Property Maintenance Dept.:

C. L. Tilburn

Samuel Osboene and Co., Ltd.—((See G.F. J.P. Fikerment

Buttridge I| A.O. Jenssen

Siemssen

Osborne, Samuel) W. Monk I G. Cormack

San Peh Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.—93, Can- A. Bashkiroff | Miss B. Stead

ton

13280Road; Telephs.

(General); 12950Sanpeh

Cable Ad: (Private,) ^ Sung Dah

Sator, A., General Import and Export

Sanitaey

Grocers, Ship Compradores, Ice Manu- Road; Teleph. 19902; P.O. BoxMuseum

Provision'Co., Ltd., Butchers, Merchant, Engineering—131, 1377;

facturers—752,

73218-9 Avenue Jofire; Telephs. Cable Ad: Sator

A. Sator

G. Sator

Santelli, Dr. R.—461,' Avenue Joffre;

Telephs. 81109 (Office) and 73408 Saunders & Blix, Exchange Brokers—

(Residence) 12, The Bund; Teleph. 18240

SHANGHAI A291

Sauvayke, J., Raw Silk and Sundries ft mm ®

Exporter—St. Anne Building, 3rd Floor, Schloten, H., Pharmaceutical Chemist, m

25-41, Rue du Consulat; Teiephs. 83873 Importer of Chemicals, Drugs and

and 83898; Cable Ad: Sauvayre Chemical Equipment—210, Kiukiang

Savoy Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Road; Teleph. 17517; P.O. Box 230;

Cable Ad: Schloten

H IJS Saey Chong H. Schloten

W. Holzaepfel I H. Schlote

Savul & Co., H. A. I., General Im- G. R. Weber | Miss S. Alexander

porters-Exporters and Property m&mM Using hua hung szu

Owners—128, Museum Road; Te- Schmidt

lephs. 17735 & 75064; P.O. Box Scientific& Instruments Co., Ltd., Optical and

and Medical

1253; Cable Ad: Hajisavul. Agen- Apparatus—Sassoon Building; Te-

cies : England, India, Afghanis- leph. 12114; Cable Ad: Schmidtco

tan, Iran, Kashmir, Arabia, Syria, K. Lorenz, general manager

Iraq, Palestine, Japan, China and W. Schulze, manager (Tientsin &

North Africa Peiping)

H. A. R, Sayul, rang, proprietor Gg. Stoessel, asst, manager

J. Ezra ti.

V. I). Wong

P. K. Liang H. - Stock

Marcus j MadameLePalud

C. P. Choy E. Hammon | Miss E. Noelting

K. Jung | Miss M. Kwok

Saydah A Saydah (New York), Manufac-

turers and Exporters of Art Linens, Schnabel,^IjGatjmek ^ Cha Lee

& Co., Exporters—294,

Embroideries and Laces—330, Szechuen Szechuen Road; Teiephs.

Road ; Teleph. 12000 ; P.O. Box 618; 15893 (General Office); 19981 (Mgr.),

Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Saysay Antimon

E. Saydah, gen. mgr. for China M.K.Glied, signs the firm

Scandinavian Trading Co., Ship-chan- Schinckel, signs per pro.

dlers, Provision Merchants—43, Boone K. Veigel, do.

Road; Teleph. 45775; Cable Ad: Ship- E. Paulick | H. Z. Hou

stores

S.Cheng

E. Jensen, proprietor

So, manager Schoellerm -mBleckmannm. m, Steel m mWorks,

Robert Saint, clerk Ltd., Vienna, Austria, Manufacturers of

J. Dyeh, do. High Grade Steel—138, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 13590; Cable Ad: Stalphonix

|U Shee Ling Schools—(See Educational)

Scherings, Limited, Importers of Chemi-

cals, Medicines, Photo & Optical Goods Schuhl & Lurton, Lawyers—330, Sze-

—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. chuen Road; Teleph. 16360; P.O. Box

17073; P.O. Box 1357; Caible Ad: Satrap 864; Cable Ad: Schule; Code: Bentley’s

K. Laeuen, manager F.N. J.E. Schuhl

Schieren Co., Chas. A., Tanners and Lurton

Belts Manufacturers, Cements, Lacings Schuster, Ernst, Paper, Stationery and

Dressings, Hydraulic Leather Packing Manufacturers’ Agent—Hamilton Ho-

etc.—Factory

York City, U.S.A. : 30, Ferry Street, New use; Teleph. 15594; P.O. Box 468; Cable

Ad: Papshuster

Schink, Georg, Public Auditor and Ac- n Koo-hok-sz-wu-kung-sze

& m

countant—226, Nanking Road;

18790; P. O. Box 1064 ; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Chinaudit

Schink, Georg Scientific Service Co., Cinematograph

Schink, Hans, signs p.p. and Sound Equipments, Radio Receivers

and

stems—142,Accessories.

MuseumPublicRoad;

Address Sy-

Teleph.

Representative in China for : 12997; P.O, Box 1559; Cable Ad:

Fram, Leipzig,

hand-Union Revisions-und Treu- Scientific

A292 SHANGHAI

Henry Tseng, manager: , $ m Lee Wei

K. Y. Cheng, sub-manager Sennet Freres (Marcel Heimendihger

R. Fine, asst, manager

Agent* for: Levy, Successors), Jewellery, WatchesA

Astatic Microphone. Laboratory ^ & Diamonds—307, Hamilton House;

Cleveland, Ohio (Crystal Micro- Teleph. Sennet

10965; P.O. Box.848; Cable Ad:

phones and Phonograph Pick ups) M. Heimendinger, partner

Bell & Howell Co., Chicago (Filmo J. Levy, do.

Cameras

Brush and Projectors)

Development Co., Cleveland, A. Ed Meyer | A). Leon

Ohio (Brush Microphones)

Holmes Projector ,Co., Chicago (Hol- Shahmoon & Co., S. E., Merchants—83,.

Peking Road; Telephs. 10269 and 16722;

mes Sound, Projectors for Home & Cable Ad: Season .

Theatre

Zenith Use)Corpn,

Radio , Chicago (Zenith S. E. Shahmbon, proprietor

Radios) ‘ Shanghai American School—(iS'cc

Scientific TiJi-Plate Printing Co.— Educational)

609, Rue Ratard; Telepb. 72339 Shanghai Amateur Baseball, Club—

Scott & Browne, Ltd (London)— (See Clubs)

Scott’s Emulsion. Agents for Shanghai Athletic Club—(

China: Imperial Chemical Indus-

tries (China), Ltd., Brunner Mond Shanghai Benevolent Industrial

Building, ,133, Szechuen Road; Te-

leph. 15070: 15170-79, and 11622-3 Institute — 397, Kiaochow Road ;

(13 Lines); P. O. Box .252; Cable Ad: Teleph. 31928

Alkali Shanghai Brick and Tile ,Co.—G.14.

Zinng Tai Fokien Road; Teleph. 90992 .

Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd., Merchants, jtj Building Co.,WagInc.,

FongTJ.S.A.—

Engineers,

Agents—121,Insurance and Commission

Peking Road; P.O. Box Shanghai

456; Cable Ad: Seothar 117, Thorne Koad; Teleph. 40878; Cable

Ad: Bellbros

N.C. C.Denison,

Whitehead,■ director

a m.t.e.e., do. y Shanghai Business College - (See

P. M. Bu,tt, do. Educational)

E. F. Jansen

G. H. Lawrence , Shanghai Club—(See Clubs)

Scottish Union &Bank

Co.—Chartered National

Building,Insurance

18, The ShanghaiTelephs.

Chemical Co.—261, S?echu.en

Bund; Teleph. 15236; Cable Ad: Seot- Road; 16388 and

K. Kuehn, partner and gen.

50475mgr.

tunat

F. P. C. Ashe, mgr, for the Far East E. Witt (Techn. Dept.)

A. T. M. Pearse Shanghai Chemical Laboratory, Analy-

Scurr, Tanner A. Co., Marine Surveyors tical Nanking andRoad;

Consulting Chemists—138,

Telepb. 16009

and

and Consultants:

General Ship Cargo, Engineer,

Adjusters, etc.—59,Surveyors,

Peking Road;Compass

Teleph. Shanghai

Clubs)

Olay Pigeon Club—(Se^

10700; Cable Ad: Royevrus

SeaTeleph.

Captains Shanghai College and Middle School

10206Shop—119, Nanking Road; —(See Educational)

Sean You Zoo & Oo., Ltd., Cotton

Shinning, ofWeaving,

factures TurkishDyeing Manu- Shanghai

Towels,and Candle Ltd.,

Cotton Manufacturing Co.,

(The Shanghai’Boshoku Kabushiki

Sticks, Bed Sheets.^ Cotton Piece Goods Kwaisha). To Manufacture, Finish and

of Various descriptions^—587, Nanking and Buy Piece

and Goods—Town

Sell Cotton Wool

Office:and

185.Silks

Sze-

Road; Teleph. 90150; Cable Ad: Towel

SHANGHAI A293

huen Road; Teleph. 18426, 10019 and Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd. (Proprie-

13570 (Ext. 76 and 77). General Office: tors of Yangtszepoo Docks 1 and 2,

1970, Yangtszepoo

(Director), 50252, Road;50350Telephs.

and 50253

50780 International Dock and Tungkadoo

(General); P.O. Box 3065; Gable Ad: Dock)—Head Office: 640, Yangtsze-

poo

Shangboh; Codes used: A B.C. 6th edn. 704; Cable Ad : Docks Road; Teleph. 50080; P.O. Box

and Bentley’s 2nd J. A. Bonnymah, m.b.e., m.i.mech.

Mills e., m.i.n.a., manager

No.Teleph.

1 Mill—1611,

50235 Yangtszepoo Road, C. A. Momber, A.c.a., secretary

Nos. 2 and 3 Mills—1970, Yangtszepoo J. C. Amour, m.i.n.a., asst, manager

Rd.; Telephs. 50252,50350 and 50780 H. Ashford, a.m.i.n.a.

No.503524 Mill—5^5, Lay Road, Teleph. L.W.Beattie'

C. D. Bowen,!{ D,R. McCallum

McKeridrick

A..C.A.

No.505025 Mill—739, Lay Road, Teleph. V. N. Boyko G.H. Mitchell A. W. Momber .

Worsted Mill—411, Linching Road; H. Brown J. A. Morton

Teleph. 50377

Tsingtao Mill—Tsingtao, Shantung J.K. C.Burton

Charlton EG. Pye P. Murphy

K. Kuroda, chairman R. Elder D. Ramsay

Y. Noda, managing director •JC. Findlay

A. Fromm , C. G.Richards

Y. Maeda, director and chie'f eiigr. j

T.T. Enjoji, director J. Gilchrist, Ii AN.'Sasaki Rutherford

Kageyama, dir. & see. J. Grant W. Simpson

K. Notomi, director D. L G refer I J.W.Smith

G. Smith

T. Akamatsu, T. Murakami, T. j A.G. Haken

M. Headley A. J.'Sterelny

Beppu, M. Ito, S. Ebihara,

Tanaka, S. Kaya, N. Fujita, T. | M. ' H Jackson

Niino, F.

W. D. Johnston T. J. Storey Stewart

Okajima,S. Fukui,

M. T.Toyama,

Horiba, M.S. | J. Kean

A. M. Kerr

T. Tateishi

Kikumoto and L Nishijima ,C.Mrs.Trickett

A. W. Chap-

Agents : II.J. von

W. Kirby

Lange man

The Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. F. B. M&rr . r Miss N. Wright

Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank

—{See Banks) Shanghai Engineers’ Club—{See Clubs)

Shanghai Cricket Club—{See Clubs)

Shanghai Dairy Farms, Ltd—Sincere's TdShane/ & HI « IS IS m m

hai chi tsu din ch’e yuh

±

Building; Teleph. 90343 sien kwug sze

' Shanghai Electric Construction Co.,

Shanghai

EverythingDairy for HandlingEquipment Co., Ltd.,

Milk and’its

The (Inporporateef in Eng-

land)—185,; Soochow Road; Teleph.

Products—597-8, Seymour Road; Teleph. 18199; P.O. Box 793

35663; Cable Ad: Dairyequip A. A. Ewing, ‘ general manager (Re-

Wm. Y. L. Jean, nianager sidential Address: 1280, Ave.

Ya So;mg Foch)

A.Address:

Pollock, 1290(100)

secretary Ave. (Residential

Foch)

Shanghai Dock

( Late S. C. Earn ham, Boyd & Co.)— Traffic Ltd, A. B. Calder, accountant

Registered Office :' 2 Peking Road;' Cable Dept.—(Ground Floor)

Ad: Farnham G.O. Pollock

Thompson, Bowie,

A. Mackinnon, E. R.

F.W. A.S. Pollock, chairman Buckley,

D.Dr.Mori

Burns, director

son, do. do. L. Bell, N.J.Mackintosh, R. J.Matheson,

Dunlop,

A. Korff, J. Galston

Cashier’s Dept.— and J. Forbes

L. J. Davies, do. Woo Tse Y u, cashier

D. R. Glass, A.C.A., secretary Records and Ticket Printing >Dept.-

Proprietors of:

Cosmopolitan Dock

{See also Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd.) (1st Floor)

J. A. Smith

A294 SHANGHAI

Claims Dept.— ! General Office:

H.R.N.Fyfe Muir I JohnH. N. Costa,

Liu chief clerk

Accounts Dept. (2nd Floor) H. F. Liang, cashier

J. M. Howie A. I. d’Assis I Circulation

C. S. Chen

Dept:

A. A. Wayshing

Reitao

T.A. W.

A. Remedios

Murray A.G. S.Blatchford Telephone Operators:

Miss G. F. Rozario

A. L. C. d’Aguiar

E. A. Machado J. P. Jacobs Miss C. Cruz

Press Room Supervisor:

Season Ticket Dept - A. P. Nikitin

D. P. Das

Correspondence Dept.-

Miss E. Costli

Miss J. Maher | Miss G. Ross Shanghai Finance and Real Estate

Co,, Ltd.—50, Kiukiang Road; Te-

Engineering Dept.—(3rd Floor) leph. 10361

J. Hart I A. McLean

C. B. Blaikie | H. Finnigan Shanghai Fire Insurance Associa-

Purchasing & Stocks Dept.— tion—(See Associations and Societies)

A.H.J. Ellias

R. Sousa | E. G. Ross

Rolling Stock

Road Depot) and Works Dept. - (Baikal Shanghai Fire & Marine Insurance

A. H.Y. -T.Tait Co., Ltd.--353, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Hunt ! C. R. Tanner 18000-9; CableChi,Ad:manager

Fung Cho Luenpo

C.W.F.A.Taylor I E. J.

Bailey | H. B. McLeanMuir Lai Shu-Fong, head of Business Dept.

General Stores—(Baikal Road Depot) K. B. Chun, head of Motor Car Dept.

W.F. Rankin | B. C. Souza Shanghai Floor-wax

i|| Hoan Kong Manufacturers of all Meg.,

kinds Co., Ltd.,

of Floor-

Wax, Automobile

Polishers. Glass

Importers Polish and Wax

Shanghai Ehecteical Supply Co.—314, Steel

Nanking Road : Teleph. 93298; Cable Road;Wool, Soap, ofetc.—47,

Metal Ningpo

Polish,

Ad: Shaelsup Teleph. manager

K. Andrew, 19285

Dai mei wan ao K. S. Chow, asst.

fS % H P Shanghai Food Supply Co.—323, Rue

Shanghai

(Post-Mercury Evening Co.,Post

Fed.,and

Inc.,Mercury,

U.S.A., Bourgeat; .Teleph. 72040

Proprietors) Afternoon Daily —19-21,

Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 84080 Shanghai Football Association—(Yee

(6Mercupost

Lines); P. O. Box 1504; Cable Ad: Associations and Societies;

G.G. A.C. Bruce, publisher Shanghai Football Club—CSV Clubs)

Mrs. Johansson,

A. Morang,secretary

stenographer Shanghai Free Christian Church

Editorial Dept: —(See Churches and Missions)

Randall Gould, editor

M. C. Ford, news editor Shanghai Golf Club—(See Clubs)

La Selle Gilman, city editor

L.J. J.Z. Morang,

Yuan, Chinese

reportercity editor

H. Hufner, reporter Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd. (Incorpora-

D. Benz, reporter ted

M.

H.

Zalevsky,

Whilhoit,

reporter

pi-oof-reader Yu inYaHongkong)—Main

Showroom: Ching

709, Road;

Bubbling

Office :93333.

Teleph 656,

Well Road;

P. J. Alquiros, proof-reader Teleph. 38093. Hongkew Office: 373,

L. Hanto, proof-reader Chapoo Road; Teleph. 45435. Works:

Advertising Dept: 2524, Yangtszepoo

Frank Burton, manager Directors — L.R. E.Road;

(chairman),

Teleph. 50095

M. Canning,

Joseph ando.b.e. H.

J. Chye | A. Richards Kadoorie

G. W. Haefke ! H. C. Chen

SHANGHAI A296

W.MECH. J. Baker, m.inst.gas.e., a.m.i.

E., A.M.I. CHEM.E., M.AM.G.A., Shanghai ^ General Store, Ka Ti

engineer-in-chief and manager General

W. J. Brown, secretary Provisions. Speciality: Coffee—1000,

Engineering Staff (Technical)— Avenue

Ad: KatemnicosJoffre; Teleph. 75422; Cable

J. K. Simpson, b.sc., assoc.m.i.gas.e., N. Katem, managing owner

deputy engineer

T. Spikins, b.sc., assist, engineer Shanghai Gold Stock Exchange, Ltd.

A. M. Stickels

J. S. Whitney, a.m.i.e.e., electr cal —69, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 19522

superintendent SB

J. F. Vella, comptroller (Tar Pro-

ducts) Kungsswo chany

» *vtto/ dov-a

Mrs. M. I. G. Jennings Shanghai <& HongkEw Wharf Co., Ltd.

Works— (General

Co., Ltd.)—610,Agents:BroadwayEast;Telephs.

Jardine, Matheson &

W. C. Henry, works superintendent

C.D. V.H. W.Davidson

Brook Wharf), 52743 (Hongkew51863Warehouse

52350 (General Office), (Hunt’s

H. C. Knox Office), 51872 (Hongkew Compradore),

50504 (Old Ningpo Wharf), 51983 (Old

Workshop — Ningpo Wharf Compradore) & 52350

H.F.S.J.Harris, superintendent

W. Focken (Pootung Wharves) General Office—

G.D. C.M. Barbey Wharf & Warehousing

Drake I| H. H. Lawrence

M. Lifchitz G.W.D. M.Grant, supt. deputy supt.

McLennan,

Stores (Yu Ya Ching Boad)— Miss R. Cook

A. E. Lawrence Accounts—

A. E. Simmons, accountant

J. W. Eatson R.D. J.Kempton

Lucas, asst. I do.F. M. Rozario

Distribution (Consumers)—!-'

A. A. Gowan, district superintendent H. J. Cruz I A. Rosario

T. H. Wood j S. Emamooden H. S. Hoe I C. Thorburn

J.A. C.H.Conder

Crank || A.I. E,GrozmanSegal J. M. R. Pereira J Miss N. Chan

Distribution (Mains)— i •' Hongkew Wharf—

W. P. McAllam, wharfinger and

T. Watson, district supt.

J. S. K. Oliver A.wharehouseman

M. Buchanan, asst, wharfinger and

Showroom— F. warehouseman

Gartner IS. Poliak

J. S. Whitney, publicity Hunt’s Wharf— wharfinger and ware-

A. O. Kirsanoff | A. C. Sequeira N. Churchill,

Hongkew Office— houseman

M.Y.I. Toomiya

Tajima W. T. Johns, asst, wharfinger and

Secretarial Staff— warehouseman

R. W. Edward, c.a., chief acct. Old Ningpo Wharf—

- Secretary’s and asst,

Accounts E. A. C. Chambers,, wharfinger and

A. G. Davies, secty.Office—

(Revenue) W. warehouseman

Le Brun, asst, wharfinger and

A. G. Graham, asst, secty. (Stores) warehouseman

C. H. Theobalp f Miss D. King Pootung Wharves- -

General Office— C. Smart, wharfinger and warehouse-

R. A. Berthet, chief clerk

H. C. Davis A.man D. Adams, asst, wharfinger and

warehouseman

J.P. Studer

G. Keogh I G. Sadler H. Champney, asst, wharfinger and

warehouseman

I. Rozario -J- Mrs. E. Cruz

Shanghai Geneeal Chamber of Com- Shanghai Horse || Loony Fei

merce—(See Chambers of Commerce) Ltd., AutomobileBazaar and and

engineers Motor Co.,

dealers

Shanghai General Hospital — (See —Registered Office: 100,^Route

Teleph. 70180 ; Cable Ad : Autopalace Mercier;

Hospitals) J. W. Marsh, managing dirt & secty.

SHANGHAI

Shanghai Horticultural Society— Agents for :

{See Associations aud Societies) Ocean Marine InSce. Co., Ld., London

Shanghai Household Removing Co. Claim-Settling Donau,

Agent's for:

Allg. Vers’; A.G.

(Proprietors: G. E. Marden & Co,, Ltd.),

Van Owners,Removers

Furniture Removal—Contractors

125, Hankowand Average Agents: Insurance Co.

Baloise Marine

Road; Teleph. 11000; Cable Ad; Marden Amsterdam Underwriters Association

G. E. Marden, rang, director Shanghai Jewish School—(Nee Edu-

H. E. Arnhold,

F.Y. R.lv. Davey, director cational)

Song, do. do.

W. J. Hawking, manager Shanghai Kaimusyo (Nippon Kaizi

R.V. J.IVlauiy'

Song,A'asst.

Fat, pff:do.nianager Kentei Kyokai, Shanghai Branch),

Marine and Cargo Surveyors, Cargo

Measurers

Bund; Teleph.and13923Chemists—24, The

# 7k m m ± Capt. M. Yoshijima, manager

Shtmg hai kee ch’e, ping- chong

Shanghai

(Incorporated Ice &inCold StorageKingdom)

the United Co., Ltd-

— Offices: 153, Nanking Road; Teleph. 13 & * * iS «

18683. Works: 160. Thorne Rd.; Teleph. Shanghai Yin song yih kwong kung sze

40663. Land Investment Co., Ltd.

R. C. Cable Ad: Frigerabat

Aitkenhead, manager — 100, Jinkee Road: leleph. 187

H. E. Arnhold, chairman

T. Y. Wood, accountant L.Sir Robert

J. I lavies, director

Miss N. Seaborn, steno. Hotung, do.

Shanghai Industrial Co., Ltd., Man- Horace Kadoorie, do.

ufacturers W. J. Keswick, do.

Specialists ofinall Kinds of JadeMechanical

Precision Products, P. W. Massey,

N. L. Sparke,

do.

do.

Works—201) Minghon

35225; Cable Ad: Sidcp Road; Teleph. Yu Ya-ehin, do.

A. W. Buck, acting manager

A.J. W.

J. Hickmott

M. Martinasst, manager

* r hhi

Shnncf Vfc f-rMihuien

& m ±hony Miss G. Netherton, steno.

Shanghai insurance Office, In- Architectural Mrs. A Clark.

surance Agents—103, Kiukiang Road; Dept.

Teleph. B. Fraser, f.r.i.b.a.

Reliance 18047 (3. Lines); Cable Ad: E. Hodgson, clerk-of-Works

N. Dawson, asst.

L. J. Kleijn, partner & manager Engineering Dept.

L.B. A.Klamer,

Glebowsigns perMiss pro. A. L.

G. J. Grilk, jv. I

P. Skobyayeff | Miss J. Maher

Remedies J.F. A.M. Mason,

Howard,asst.

res. engineer

do.

Zartcin, db do.

J. C. Rozatsin, signs p.p. (Tientsin) Compradore Dept.

Managing Agents in China fov.

British America Assn ranee Co. T.S. Yale, compradore

Century Insurance Co., Ld., London Agents :

Eagle

Eagle Stars Ins. Company

Insurance Co.. Ltd., Limited

Fire dept. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

East India Sea and Fire tnsce. Co. Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association

the Guildhall

Ham Insce. Co.,Vers.-A.G.

I >urger Allgemeine Ld., London —{See Associations and Societies)

Holland Assurance Society, Ld. of Shanghai Leather Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.,

1841, Amsterdam

Netherlands FireAmsterdani

and Marine Insce. Upper Tanners, and Manufacturers of Bole and

Co., Ld., 1842, Leathers and Belting—Head

Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co. Office and Showroom : 620, Szechuen

Netherlands Lloyd

Norddeutsche

Western Insurance

Assurance Co. London Factory: 59, 13246;

Co., Ltd.,

Road; Teleph. BrenanCableRoad:

Ad: Rehtael

Teleph.

20337

SHANGHAI

Shanghai Lumber

& Coal Merchants—70, Szechuen Road; Power Company — 1 dice:

Teleph. 19H96, 13773; P. O. Box 1716; Shanghai181, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11010

Cable Ad: Neerbclem (Private Exchange to All Departments);

i C. J. Breen, mgr. P. O. Box 404; Cable Ad: Shapowerco

S. T.A.Z.Wang, Chinese mgr.

Wang ' | H. V. Wang Showrooms: 181, Nanking Road; 429,

Boone Road; 772, Road

424, Chekiang BubblingandWell440-442,

Road;

Shanghai Marine Underwriters’ As- Broadway East

sociation—(See Associations and President—P. S. Hopkins

j Societies), Vice-Pres, and Asst. Gen. Mgr.—L. M.

Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Associa- Pharis, c.e., assoc.m.a.s.c.e.

i tion {See Associations and Societies) Controller —A. Harman

' Shanghai Milk Supply Co., Ltd., The, Secretary Jr 'treasurer — A. Kendal

Ward, a.c.a.

S. M. C. Grade “A” (T.T.) License. Asst. Secretary & Asst. Treasurer

Home of “Blue Ribbon Milk” (Blue -R. (I Wood head

I Ribbon Milk & Its Products)—145

221, Tunsin Road; Teleph. 20407; Cable and Chief Engineer—C. R. Webb, a.m.

Ad:K Separator i.e.e.

E. 1’etersen, chairman Consumers’ Engineer—W. H. Put-

I. Rehrens, vice-chairman nam

J. P. Sogaard, director Asst. Consumers’ Engineer—J. A.

S. Thellefsen, do. McKinney, a.m.ie.e.

NC. J.M.Rumkin,

KurgamolF,gen.dairy

manager

manager Purchasing Agent—R. B. Roach

Distribution Engineer — 0. M.

Geo. Kitaeflf, stable manager Perrin, m. i.e.e.

A. Kostin, assistant Operating Engineer (Distribu-

C. D. Chu, chief clerk tion)—W. Hunter

Y. H. Chou, medical doctor Meter and Testing Engineer—E.

O. Helsing, vdt. surgeon Jacobs

sl Shanghai Nanking Railway — (See Generation Engineer — W. W.

p Chinese Government Railways! Jourdin, a.b.m.e., m.a.s.m.e.

Executive Offices :

B'pi Shanghai News Co. —1133, Bubbling Well L J. Hilden

Road; Teleph. 34594 Miss M. T. Karst

‘Ij. ‘ SHANGHAI NiCHI NlCHI SlJiMRUN”. Mrs. G. B. Whyte

K Japanese Daily Paper 455, Chapoo Engineering b.sc.,

D>pi. —N. L. Anderson,

I Road: Teleph. 41867; P.O. Box 764 Chan,a.m.i.e.e.,

b.sc., K. L.P. G.Chen,

Bidinead,

b sc., T.Y. H.Y.

;■ Shanghai Ningpo Railway — (See Chou, b.sc., Miss E. M. Fielding, P.

Fisher, a.m.i.m.e., L. D. Goustoff, E.

Chinese Government Railways) P. Higgs, B.SC.,C. A.C.C.I.,

^‘•“Shanghai Nippo Sha,” Japanese Daily E.a.m.i.e.e.,

Howkins, C. Knox,A.M.I.E.E.,

R. McLaughlin, B.sc., A.

b.sc.,m.k.,C.

,| Telephs.

Newspaper—696, North Szechuen Road;

46508 and 46509: P.O. Box 30.6 H. Mellor, a.m.i.e.e., O. A. 'eves,

A.Robertson,

V. Pavlov,C.C. W. F. Proske,

Smith, MissC. E.F.

hB Shanghai Paper Industry Co.—115, Han- Southin, a.m.i.e.e., G. Tate, T. M.

, kow Road; Teleph. 10835 Toong, b.sc., J. M. Wilfing and E. A.

L. Shanghai Paper Importers’ Associa- Generation Yacub

tion—(See Associations and Societies) Dept.—E. B. Ackerman, B.

S.Baker,

Alexandroff,

H. G. Beattie,J. Andrew, J. C.

E. C. Black-

M. Hwa sham shanq hai hmi ni ku feng wood, J. J.S.Brooks,

Camplin, S. K. W. Broom,

Cheng, m.s., A. H.B.

D.

. yu haien hung sze Couch, B.sc,, R. D. Crofton, b.sc.,

I Shanghai Portland Cement Works, a.c.g.i., W. R. Davies, S. N. Dronni-

Ltd.—33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253; koff, J. O. Drysdale,

Emmerich, P. A. Emery,

E. F. Fasting, W. J. W.C.

Works: near

Ad: Saynikunse Lunghwa Pagoda; Cable Fletcher, B.SC., W. S. Griffin, J.

21

A 298 SHANGHAI

Hay, Mrs. A. V. Jappe, G. Jarvis, Jeu, b.sc., V. N. Kolcheff, P. N.

B.m.d.,V.L.Jemchoojin,

Kucej, L. Y. b.sc., T. Kang,

Lee, b.sc., S* C. Lee, E. H. M.W. D.Lewis,

a.m.i.e.e., A. Lingard,

Marshall, D. V’

Lee, W. B. G. Lee, F. Y. Lem, Poliakoff, H.Riemenschneider,A. V.

b.so., H. H. Ling, m.s., A. G. Liven, Sennitt, assoc, i.e.e., R. Taylor,

G. M. Louie,W.Y.J. C.W. Lu, m.s., P.J. SS. W. V. Tokmakoff and H. Wallace,

ASSOC.A.I.E.E.

MacDonald,

Mark, H. F. Marshall, Manton,

F. S. McLay,

C. Mitchell, J. K. Neiman, M. .1. Transportation Dept.- E. R. Rodgers

Nikiforoff, and K. L.Dept.—M.

Swartzell,F. s.a.e.

W. Parr, C. J.B. Perriam,

C. O’Kane, G. J.A.Pleace,

Parr, Purchasing

Accountancy

Seh

Depis.—W.

A, Basmussen, H. W. Roda,

J. K. Rummel, b.sc., a.c.b., a.s.m. I. Rodda, Bertenshaw, A. . L. Bigys, Miss G.T.

A.s.T.M., F. C. Rutherford, D. L. Boutskoy,

Clements, S. E. Clark, C. R.

L. G. Day,V. A.E. J.G. Enright,

Sorimgeour, H. Stangaarci. T. W. H. C. Huggett,

>S. T. King, LA MacKinnon, b.a., Hutton,

Sun, B.sc., m.e., F. Taylor, H. B. R. H. Mitchell, Miss A. Moiseeff,

Trevelyan, D. G. Tsai, b.sc., D. S. H. Moreton, P. Z. Nien, S. Y.

Tsiang, E. Turner, J. Turner, H. M. Pond, D. Pratt, A. Rodda, Miss E.

Tuttelrnan, H. Warren,

A.I.E.E., ASSOC., I.E.E., A. Watt, C. F. assoc . Sullivan, K. Y. Sze, J. S. Tow, m.a.,

Wu, S. S. Wu, B.SC. and A. H. ISotckJ. S.Office—W. Tsue, Y. Wang and C. L.andYangJ.

F, Ratcliff

Young, m.s.

Distribution Dtp'.—E. W. Abigail, L. Y. StoresYang, b.sc.

Dept - W. J. Russell (Supervisor

Barrs,

N. Burns, F.J. Bornholz,

a.m.i.i .' ., assoc,

W. Y. a.i.e.e.,

Ghan, of Stores), F. C. Hale, T. T. Walker

m.s., P. F. Ghang, m.s., S. K. Chen, Custodian—S. and J. WithersF. Dmitrieff

m.s., S. A. Chetverikoff, C. Y. Ghu,

b.sc., P. C. Y. t Chu, b.sc., C. T.

Chwang, b.sc., N . I. DmitriefiF, S. L, p} ^ si* w myufpksienm±

Dong, b.sc., G. B. Elliot, a.m.i.f.e., Shanghai Shanghai ping shua kung sze

I.A. A. Fedorinchick,M.I.E.E., G. Finlay, etc.—33aN.and Press, Ltd., Lithographers,

45540 and G. 56,Fomin,

45575; Haskell

P.O.BoxS. Road:

Gin'Telephs.

A. 3037; Cable

ther, .1. F. G, Harris, S. J. Ilvov, T. Ad: Shaipress

G. Kozloff,

N. Kirby, S.V. J.L Krikoriantz,

Kostrometinoff, H. S.J. Shanghai Raw iSiek Exporters’ As-

Li, b.sc., F. McLennan, A. P. sociation—{See Associations arid

Medem, T. Oliphant, Pan Lien Fu, Societies)

B. sc., H. Perry, N. N. Pleshakov, W.

A. Powell, V. I. Rasjevin, R. R. Shanghai Revolver Club—(See Clubs)

Russell, J. K. Scobie,

M.a.t.e.e., N. A. Shetekoff, m.i., Z.mar. e.,

V. Sia,

b.sc., L. Syberg, N. A. Vinogradov, Shanghai Rib’le Association - (See

Associations and Societies)

S. W. Wang,

minin, G. Wong,b.sc.,b.sc.,N.J.AYoh, Wilgel

b.sc. Shanghai Rowing Club—(See Clubs)

and F. M. Young

Consumers' Engineering Dept. -K. Y. Shanghai Rugby Club—(Lee Clubs)

Chen, Y. K. Chen, m.s., A. E.

Colterjohn,

A. E. DeCamp, Miss D.R.T. L.DeCosier.Evans, Shanghai Sanitorium and Hospital—

A.M.I.E.E.,

b.sc., N. P.a^soc.a.i.e.e., H. Gray, (See Hospitals)

Ivanoff, C. P.N.Kahmann,

Miss M. Keifer, S. Koidzumi, G. T. Shanghai Sanitary Cleaning Co.—

Koo, m.s., Pan Loh Fung, S S. 1646, Sinza Road; Teleph. 34839

Papanoff, Mrs. A. M. Piquet,v L.

' G.Reierstad,

W. Stevetison,

b.sc., B. L. Shea-

C. Walker, Mrs. K. Y. OWhang,P. Lawlor,

Taylor, ^ ^ Sanitary

M.s., Shanghai

^ R Tai L yueh hung Co,,

Electric sn

Mrs. K.- Woodhouse, Y. T. Yao tractors—329, Heating, Plumbing and Electrical Con

and ('. P’. Zee, m.s. Kiangse Road; Teleph.

12336; Cable Ad: Lightsanit

Meter & Testing Dept. S. H. Chen. 0 /fi' ^ S' Kung dah so cheong

M.M.S.V. G.Doutoff.

J. Day,B. K.M. Fingerut,

S. Devoulin,G.

Gamkiiidze, A. M. Gerrard, T. L. Shanghai Silk Co.—656, Bubbling Well

Road; Telephs. 35324

SHANGHAI As>99

Shanghai Society for the Preven- Revenue Accounting & Treasury;

tion of Cruelty to Animals—(

Associations andtSocieties) B. L. Hayward

C. M. Basto da Silva

Shanghai Steam Laundry (Jot»—'537,

Thorburn Road; Teleph. 50386

Shanghai Steam Navigation Go.—119, Commercial Department:

K. W. Johnstone, gen. commercial

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 115675;, Cable manager

Ad; Shasteanav. Commercial Representative and Sales;

Shanghai Steel Window Co., Manufac- S. O. Thorley, supt.

turers of Steel and Bronze Windows, J. W. Dearn

Fenestra Sasb, Steel and

Structural Steels, Metals and Hard-Bronze Doors, K.Mrs.Shek

B. C. Grainger

wares, Engineers and Contractors — J. L. Wei

National Commercial Bank18260 G. F. Woo, B SC., C.E.

Building, Publicity

406, Kiangse Road; Teleph. & Directory Div. :

I. Wang, general manager K. M. Pate, supt.

Y.L. W. Liu

Y. Chow | L. T Chen J. H. F. Ladd

V. V. Petrow

Shanghai Stevedoring Co.—51, Canton Commercial K. Y. Zung

Rond; Teleph. 11455 Engineer:

F. O. Gregory, manager H. Graham, a.m.i.e.e., assoc., i.e.k.

S.EL L.D. Meilman,

Kazak ab.. m.b.a.

Shanghai Stock Exchange—(Nee As- F. R. Moe

sociations and Societies) Business Office (Central

Shanghai Supply Co., Coffee Merchants, | Areas): A. C. Sinclair, supt.

Grocers, Wholesale and

Broadway, Cable Ad; Katemupoulos Retail—50, L. Ardain

N. Katem, senior partner J. C. Dunn I Y. C. Ting

H. Kaimaz, junior do. > Miss

F. LingF. Heiberg | A.V. Valent T. Tsiang

m & m m m ± Y. D. Ma I Y. F. Woo

Shang hai dien hwa hung sze Mrs. H. Nakamura | G. Zee

Shanghai Telephone Co.—232, Kiangse ! Business Office

French Concession): (Western Area and

Road

and (General Offices, Comptroller’s | H. F. Pringle, supt.

Road,Commercial

(Engr., PlantDepts.); 460, Depts.);

and Traffic Fokien |1 Miss M. Barretto

T.Y. C.W. Han

Teleph. 94090; P.O. Box 1193; Cable

Ad: Shantelco Kwok |I C.Mrs.T. L.SihSymons

Executive: R. C. Murray | 1). Tseu

Director Mrs. M. Proko- H. C. Wang

Porter,andC.A. Vice-President—C. W. penko I P. C. Wu

Vice-President and General Mgr.— Correspondence: Mrs. C. H. Kelly

C. W. Porter, c.A.

As^t Gen. Mgr.—J. Haynes Wilson Miss R. Arnsberg

Vice-President—W. H. Tan, b.a. Miss H. Butenko

Executive Office: Mrs. E. Harris

Mrs. F. C. Smith | Mrs. B. Carson Mrs. B. D. White

Secretarial and Comptroller’s

C. D. Longhurst, Dept.:

a.c.a., comptroller T. Y. Li

and assistant secretary Credit & Collections:

Mrs. M. H. Smith H. M. Smith Jr.

General Accounting Division; Miss M. Heiberg

J. C. R. Wells Henderson, asst, Engineering S.

Department:

comptroller

Mrs. A. H. Buckley MissFlemons, m.i.e.e.. chief engr.

G. C. Jack

G.M. L.S. Chan I A. S. Remedies Programme Engineer:

Chang | L. S. Wang F. G. Welch

P. Y. Mak | S. T. Yang C. Y. Tsiang, b.s.

*21

A300 SHANGHAI

Outside Plant Engineering Division: Traillc DeDattmerit:

J. T. Rogers, a.m.i.e.k, plant engr. K. Rothe, B.D., gen. traffic mgr.

H.W. C.H. Lo, B.S.E.E., E.E. Mrs. Z. Guillet

Pan, B.S. j Staff Division:

K. Chen, b.s. Miss K. Truinm, supt.

K.Y. S.H. Tseng

Sung, m.e., c.e. Traffic Engineering Division:

' A.trafficB. eng.

Wilkinson, assoc, i.e.e.*

S. I. Hwa Miss T. Robin

Equipment & Bldg. Eng. Division:

F. R, Ray, a.m.i.e.e., equip, eng.

Miss F. Sheridan T.MissAntonio

E. A. Bloomfield

S. F. Liu, b.s., m.s., Harv. B. Crapin j G. G, Wohg, B.s'o.

P. H. Chen 1 V. A. Sokoloff S.P. P.W.Karanjia

Leon II A.WooJ. Ching

WrightYun$£

J. L. Kiang, b.s. | B. Beesley Service Division:

C. L. Chen, b.s. Miss L. A. E. Mann, supt.

P. L. Shen, b.s. Miss M. C. Dunstan

w. c. Tiiig; •b.s. Mrs. H. Brock

P. C. Chuang, b.s. Miss J. Carnaghan

H. M. Tsang Mrs.

Plant Dept:

P. M. Streit, general plant mgr. Miss S.O.Kagansky

Young

(Acting) Mrs. E.H. R.Picozzi

Mrs. Adam

Miss G. Rand | Miss I. C. Sinclair Mrs.

Central Division:

J. M. Cuthbert, plant supt. Miss N. Armes

L. Bailey

Mrs. W. Bradbeer

T.C. Campbell

A. Britto K. B. Sheveleff Mrs. A. F. Burke

Mrs. C. Child

V. S. Dmitrieff A. Shode Mrs. B. Compton

G.W. G.F. Forrestier

Gent E.A. Skreitul

Symons E.Mrs.J. J.Costa

E.F. H.

G. F.Moss

McCann J.M.E.K. Vickery Vassilie: Crank

Mrs. A. Dannenberg

P. K. Shaposhni- M. A. Vurm Miss E. de Figueiredo

kov ! A. L. C. Wells Mrs. C.M. M.Griffen

Mrs. Gonsalves

WestW.Division:

D. Soutei1, plant supt. (Acting) Mrs. D. Horst

P. Aristoff Mrs. V. M. Moore

E.W. Brambleby . N. Felsing Miss A.

Miss Mordecai

A. Ohernysh ! R. Loh, B.so.

N. Chulkoff I J. .1. M. Remedios Miss L.B. Nastafehevsky

Myers

A. S.Plant

General Kolesniek

Supervisor:■ G. M. Verbitch Mrs. L. D. Price

Miss J. M. Rofc&rio

W. M. Miles, n.s.e... A.M.I.E.EJfeupt. Mrs. A. Silva

W. J. Doddridge ‘ Miss M.

’Miss S. Simms

Spielrhin

A. J. Anderson

K. M. HU, B.S.C., E.:E. '■ ' Mrs. F. Stacey

Mrs. M. Vincent

P.N. Rayment

Z. Van ) • ' M Mrs. L. Wall

Sherman B. S; Ijee- . 1 'Vrs. M. iWellsted

M iSs R. Wo^koffi

T. D. Yang

Buildings, Motor Vehicjes .V Supplies : Hi i 3# M 'M' v'00.SZt i,ao

A. McGregor, supt. < »

M. E. Ashley ‘Shanghai Times’’(Daily Morning Paper),

J.F. D.Dunstan

Campbell and the “Shanghai Sunday Times,”

P. E. Koofetnenko General Printers: and Publishers—160,

Avenue

(Ext. ip.Ald Edward

Dents);VII;P.O.Teiejph;,. 16860

Rox 797; Cable

L. A. Lawrence

Construction Division:

E. F. Hartnett, supt. Ad:E.A.Shanghai

Nottingham,Timespropr. and gen. mgr.

H. : A,R..J.Morley, editoreditor

C. FW.Benson

Klovekorn,il ,Sia.m.i.e.e.

^CaripouShkin G, A. Hope,Morris,asst,

sub-editor

L.P. Blown

Drake |I W. V. A.N. Molostoft

Schiller P. Palamountain, chief reporter

SHANGHAI A301

Reporters

Goldberg, — T. E. Baker, A. A. ^ a n

W. E. Fisher, A. Ladar Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., Way Teh Foong

and H. Y. Chia Lighterage Contractors, Operators of

Miss S. Myers, secretary Tugs and Passenger

E. Livesey, proof-reader

A. W. Dierks, do. Contractors—2

Teleph. 82090 andTenders

(Private Quaiand

3, Exchangede Salvage

France;

to All

Business

J. Estrada, and Printing

supt. Depts. : Depts.); Cable Ad: Wheelock

F. Y. Chow, assist. G. E. Marden,

K. M. FetterLy do. chairman

Shing

Miss E.Yah-ching, book-keeper

M. King, telephone operator O. G. Steen, do.

Advertising Dept. : G. S. Weigall, o.b.e., general manager

Wm. A. Mob J. A. Anderson, supt. engineer

Chi Tso-ching | M. J. Post J. S. Flood

Circulation Dept. : W. H. Pritchard

J. E. Jacob A. H. Record

Secretaries :J

Agent for : Wheelock & Co., Ltd.

“ London Times ” Publications

Shanghai Trading Co., Importers of Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning and

Woollen Piece" Goods—781, Nanking Storage SecretariesCo.,andLtd., (Arts & Crafts,

Managers), Carpet Ld.,

and'

Road; Teleph. 91332; Cable Ad : 1670 Fur Cleaners and Storers, Furniture

Shanghai Tramway Co.—(See Shanghai Warehousemen Bubbling Well

and Removers—887;

Road; Teleph. 34226,

Electric Construction Co.) Cable Ad: Road

Esvecepo. , Depositories: 339,

Kiaochow

Directors—-S. J. Hicks and Mitchell

^ & m 5! m i Berry, A.c.s.

Shang hni yung see hung see,. . j J. Kershaw j Mrs. B. Chaikin

Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd., M. Palmer \ Miss M- Roza

Lighterage Contractors, Stevedores, J. Y. Ching I MissK. Digmanese

Salvage Operators and Shipping F. S. Chang ! Vincent Chun

Agents—97, Hankow Road;

11460 (Private Exchange to All Depts.) Teleph.

Cable Ad: Unyu Shanghai Warehousing & Trust Co.,

K.Y. Shiraada,

Sugimoto,president

managing(KObe)

director Ltd., General Storage, Cold

Transportation—1080, StorageEast;

Broadway and

Telephs. 52134, 52911 and 51941

Shanghai Trust Co.. Trust .Services, M. Koizumi, manager

Banking, Savings, Real Estate, Y. Nishimura, signs, per pro.

Insurance, Architect and Engineering

- 190, Peking Road; Teleph. 12923 M 7j< ^ u m t

C. 0. Yang, chairman Sttang hail hung sze laiszesvi yu hsien

P. W. Kuo, mng. director |

C. M.H. Shu,

W. Chen, director do. Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., The

Y. C. Lau, do. (Incorporated in England) — Head

Miss S. W.director

Nyien, director Office: 484, Kiamgse Road; Teleph.

T. Tche, 15577 (5. Lines); P.O. Box 798

D. Z. Tsang, do. Directors—H. M. Little (chair-

B. How, do. man), A. J. Welch, W. Mellor,

J.K. C.Z. Lind, do.

Wong,supervisor

do. W. R. Lambe and R. G. Mac-

T. C. Wu, Donald

Engineer-in-Chief—W. P. Rial,

K.K. P.N. Chen,

Chang, do. do.

E.,B.SC.iM.INST.C.E.

AjR.e.SC., . F.I.C., M.I.CHEM.

T. T. Che, general manager Secretary & Asst. Manager—R.

H. K. Lee, sub-manager Lock, B,A , LL.B., A.C.A.

Y. A. Koo, assist, manager Deputy Engineer-in-Chief—C. B.

B.T. SZ Chow,

Lu, accountant

cashier Ogllvie, A.M. INST, c.^., a.m.i. mech.e.'

A 302 SHANGHAI

Engineering Staff Transfer Office—J. C. Boldero, a.c.

Technical Staff— i.s.

E. A. P. Wood, A.M.INST.C.E., S. J. Moalem

a.c.g.i., senior asst, engineer M. P. Maher

R. M. Currie, a.m.inst.c.e., a.m. Revenue Office—H. F. Prytherch, D.

i.mech.e., mechanical engineer W. Leach, K. Y. Yao, A. G. Colla

D. Webb, b.sc., a.i.c., chemist co. Miss I. Farre-Jorgensen, J. M.

W. Hamilton, b.sc., f.i.c., do. Hamano, R. Hennessey, J. A.

S. E. Flory, a.m.inst.c.e.,a.c.g.1.. Leon, A- L. Letchford, H. Maula

construction engineer and B. A. F. Wolnizer

A. H Martin, b.a., asst. engr. Accounts Office—H. W. Carter, a.c.a.

J. F. Burford, b.a., a.m.inst.c.e., (chief acct.), N.M.W. Harris,a.c.A.,

asst. engr. 'I'. G. Main, J. J. Martin, E. N.

V. F. Golubyatnikoff, a.m.i. Trueman, A d’ Almeida, Miss M. J.

stbuct.e., chief draughtsman d’ Almeida, E. M. Barradas, A. H.

Childs, M. A. Collaco, T. M. Collaco.

Stores and Property— C. A. Fernandes, .1. Fonseca, J. K,

G. S. McGill Hanson, Miss M. L. Little, Miss

M. McVicar G. M. Peach. I. M. Remedies and

C. O. White D. P. L. Stirling

Pumping Station— Cash

Cashier), Office—A.

J. It.' S,Borsherrv,

Baskett A.(chiefJ.

G. Muller, works supt. Cooper, N. Haas, S. Hida and B

H. McMahon, asst, works supt. Pintos

J. Colquhoun

A. E. C. Glass f»J 5V PH # @ $1 _h

L. A. Greenhalgh Shang hai sze lai sui yu hsien kvng sze

N. Hadden Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co.,

J. S. Mudford Ltd., The (Incorporated under the

E. Turner Companies Ordinances,

V. J. Wilson

Distribution: Inspection— Sanitary, Heating and Hongkong),

Ventilating

B. J. W. Grimes, chief inspector se Road ; Teleph. 15577; P.O. BoxKiang-

Engineers and Contractors—4S4,

798 R.

R. Barrie, asst,, chief inspector Directors—H. M. Little (chairman),

F. A. Bloomfield, N. M. Clark, G.D. Pearson

MacDonald, W. Mellor and C.

H. B,. Fernandes, C. S. Kemp, R. Lock, b.a., l.l.b., a.c.a., secretary

R. G. Mack, F. C. Mallett, A. Jennings, manager

T. J. Marks, J. W. McDonald, Thegeneral Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd.,

•J.T M. Miyake, W. Moore, A. managers

W . Pettit, E. A. Richardson, Technical Staff:

C. J. Seater, R. C. Veir and T. J. Goodman, m.r.san.i., a.m.i.h.v.e.,

R. J. Vosper

Distribution : Mains^—A. Whaley J. engineer

W. Ridley, a.m.i.h.v.e., engr.

(Mains supt.), J. F. Whitter and P. E. Young

A. Evans Office

A. :

Zammattio, chief clerkand C. F.

Clerical Staff-J. R. Villas, R. O. Clerks — A. Silvestri

Baker, H. Cadd, F. Cock, A. C. Macain

Collaco, G. B. A. Collaco, Stores Dept.:

H.d’A. Cortc-Real, Manuel A. E. Zammattio, store-keeper

Ferras, Mario A. Ferras, Miguel General Managers for :

A. Ferras, A. M. Fonseca, O. P. The China Brass ife Iron Works, Ld.

Pleshkoff, E. V. Roche, V. B. da

Silva, B. Spiegler and W. Wolnizer Shanghai Yacht Club—(£ee Clubs)

Secretarial Staff Shanghai

Secretary’s Office—

E. P. Geere, a.c.i.s. NewspaperZaria, in TheThe Only Published

Far East, Russian

Twice Daily, Printers

Miss N. C. de Almeida, F. R. L. Advertising Service, Established 1926 & Publishers,

Carey, C. Melchers and Miss J. by M. S. Lembich—774, Ave. Joffre;

M. Tate Teleph. 74460 (3 Lines); Cable Ad: Zaria

SHANGHAI A303

Mrs. O. V. Lembich, publisher Shepherd, G. C., Textile Agent—320,

E. S. Kaufman, director Szechuen

Box 589; Cable Road;Ad:Teleph.

Unipede12229; P.O.

L. Morning

V. Arnoldov,

Edition editor of The Sherman & Co.—335, Szechuan Road;

N. A. Teplyakoff, manager Teleph. 15836

Editorial Dept.

C. Evening

A. Lobacheff,

Edition editor of The Shewan, Tomes & Co.,Merchants — 185,

G.J. L.A. Deich,

Averkin, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 19456;

asst,secretary

secty. Cab! e Ad: Keediong

E. S. Elliston, signs per pro.

S.M.S.C.Aksakoff,

Spoorgot,musical

reportered.

Mrs. B. N. Ievleva, do Shing Tai Electric Co., Engineers—564,

A. G. Panchenko, do. Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14119

■N.T. J.N.Shlaeff, do.

Miss N.Nicolaeff,

Ilyin, do.

do. Shinsho Yoko, Manufacturers of Storag,

Batteries and Radio Apparatus—319,

E. F. Indrickson, sports editor Kiangse Road; Teleph. 19800; Cable

Advertising Dept. Ad: Sinshoyoko

Miss V. Oparina

Mrs. N. Y. Bibikoflf

N. S. Koroboff ^ S it ft

Mrs. P. L. Yakovleva Hong yih chow pou

Miss L. S. Jarikova

Mrs. A. A. Abramova “Shipping Review,” The — Room 306,

Accounting Dept. Glen Line

Teleph. 15854Building, 2, Peking Road ;

G.B. E.P. OmetofF,

Kirilloff, chief accountant

accountant Geo. T. Lloyd, editor

M. G. Zabiakin, cashier P.NeeH.AhKing, advt.cashier

Cning, mgr.

Mrs.

Mrs. S.V. Y.A. Filadelfova

Goloschapova

Circulation Dept. Showa Shipping Co., Ltd., Steamship and

P. P. Benthen Marine Insurance Agents—130, Hankow

Printing Dept. Road; Teleph. 18650; Cable Ad: Marus

I.M.S.A.Kunis

Reuter Shpilberg, Dr. S. 8., Medical Prac-

titioner — Cathay Flats, Apt. 834,

N.L. P.V. Palmoff,

Novikoff,proof-reader

do. Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 74508

Shanghai Zionist Association—(^ec Shriro Brothers ( China ), Fed. Inc.,

U.S.A., Wholesale of Piece Goods, Furs

Associations and Societies)

mm ^^ ^m Teleph. 17888; Cable Ad : Canton

and Haberdashery—123, Shriro Road;

J. A. Shriro, manager

M ei-kuo-yah-tung-tua-hsueh

hsuen-ching-chang m &

Sharp

ing and and Biological

Dohme, Inc.,ChemistsManufactur-

— 13‘1 Shroff, P. Agent—391,

B., Silk Merchant and Com-

Museum Road ; Teleph. 17123. P.0. mission Kiangse Road ;

Teleph. 12057; Cable Ad: Pesee

Box 812; Cable Ad: Mustard

Mustard & Co., Ltd., sole Distri- Shroff & Co., R. F., Silk Merchants,

butors foi China and Hongkong

Morris W. Stranack, f.c.s , m.p.s. etc, — 671, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

(Lond.), general manager in 11829; R. W.F.P.O. Box 241;

Shroff, Cable Ad: Sirin

propr.

China and Hong Kong S. Tsao

Peter S. Wong, ! ph.g., phar.b.

Z. T. Nien V. D. Zee Shun Kee &Teleph.

Co.. Iron40436

Merchants—293,

G. H. Doo P. F. Zee Broadway;

S. C. Chow Donald Shing

Samuel I. L Ohang “Shun Pao”, Chinese Daily News-

Chan Hok Lin (Kwangtung) paper 309. Hankow Road; Teleph.

Y. M. Hu (Hopei) ■93248; P.O. Box 600

A304 SHANGHAI

«,?. IFafe Ka JS # Ello yuefflpao ilyin su%eo W

Siber Heuner—&97,Go., Yuen

Engineers Ltd., importers

Ming Yuen and Signs ofTsie:~ett

The Times Publishing House.

Road; P.O. Box 408; Cable Ad: Pilatus; and Publishers of the “Shi Djao Yueh Bao”

and at Tientsin, Kobe, Osaka, Yoko- Miscellaneous Religious and Health

hama, Tokyo, New York and Zurich 50551; Cable—5iAd:5, Ningkuo

Literature Signs Road; Teleph.

(Head Office)

Ed, Egle, manager Sikh Store, Importers, Exporters and

E. Wurster, assistant manager Commission Agents, Dealers in Indian

E. S.Messerli,

A. Zougengineer for Landis & Gyr 40255; Provisions—63, Miller Road ; Teleph.

Agencies : Cable Ad : Sikh

Landis & Gyr S. A. Zoug, Switzerland ig & x *

Kern & Co., Aarau, Switzerland

Alfred J. Amsler & Co., Schaffhouse, I Sin ChungSin chung lean gsze

Engineering Co., Specializing

Switzerland in Pumps, Oil Engines, Rice Ma-

Henri Baer & Co., A-G. Zurich,

Switzerland

Micafil A-G. Zurich, Switzerland chines and Steel Structures—378,

Kiangse Road ; Works : Pao Chang

Road, Chapei; Teleph. 19824; Cable

Siberian Fur Store, The (H. Klebanoff) Ad: 9824

—1172-4, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

35656 Sin Sun News Agency — Lane 240,

Foochow Road; Teleph. 94600

Siberian Furriers Co., Expert and Sin Shun Tai & Co., Contractors and

Experienced Furriers—1135-37, Bub- Hardware Merchants — 287, Broad-

bling Well Road; Teleph. 32211 | way; Teleph. 41545

Siemens Bros. & Co. (London), Ltd. i “Sin Wan Pao,” Chinese Daily News-

-Manufacturers of Telephone, Te-

legraph and Electrical Signalling paper—274, Hankow Road; Teleph.

Apparatus, Submarine and Land 94166; P.O. Box 803

Cables, All Electric

tal i satoretc. • 320, Racecourse

Szechuen Rd.; To- ^ & m ft szeM ft

Teleph. 14834; Cable Ad: Telint j , Sincere Co.,SinLtd., sze hung

The,Providers,

( Head Office

it ^ ^ pi ® I Hongkong), Universal Pro-:

vision and Wine Merchants,

J Outfitters, Complete House Furnishers Drapers,

Mai men tse dienchi chang

Siemens China Co. (China Branch, Ger- jj and Decorators

Road; Teleph. — 680-690,

95640; Cable Ad: Nanking

Sincere;

man Siemens Works), Electrical Manu-

facturers and Engineers—218, Kiangse i Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

No. 2 Branch : 615-7,

Road; Teleph. 15400; P. O. Box 1040; | Teleph. 84658 ; No. 3 Branch : 1169-71, Avenue Joffre ;

Cable

Hankow,Ad:Harbin, Motor.Hongkong,

Branches:Nanking,

Canton, Bubbling Well Road ; Telephs. 352-153

Peiping, Tientsin C.PingP. Yep

Cheng,

Ma,manager

Sub-manager

Siemssen ifc Co., Merchants, Engineers Wm. W. L. Ma, do.

and Insurance Agents—451, Kiangse ! Sincere Insurance and Investment Co.,

Road

H. A.; Teleph. 17346; P.O.

Siebs, partner Box 406

(Hamburg) Ltd., The—403, Chekiang Road; Teleph.

919L1; Branches)

! Other (Head Office: Hong Kong with 10

Siemssen

Exporters and Importers

14957 ; P.O.- 66,BoxMuseum

1305; Sincere LifeRoad

Assurance

Road

Cable

; Teleph.

Ad: Kronsiem Chekiang ; Teleph.Co.,90753.

Ltd.—403,

Head

F. W. Siemssen, partner Office : Hongkong

G.J.T.L.Siemssen, The Sincere Co., Ltd,, gen. managers

Koch partner } Sink Laboratory Co., Ltd. —20, Rue,

A. Siemssen Massenet: Teleph. 70020

Miss E. Mecke

SHANGHAI A305

Sine Pharmacy (Deutsche Apotheke, §i i ii

Operated

Broadway;byTeleph.Pharmacia

40364; Co.,

P.O.Ltd.)—32,

Box 1333 Skodaworks, Su ku tah hung jidng

Ltd. (Far Eastern En

& 5flJ %fj Sing Lee Kung Sze gineering OfficestheofSkodaworks

the Limitedin Plzen,

Com-

Sing Lee Co., Chemicals Importers—14, pany, formerly

Czechoslovakia), Steelworks, Builders

Museum Road; Teleph. J8940 ; Cable of All Kinds of Mechanical and Electrical

Ad:H. T.Singleeco Machinery—Hardoon

Sun, mgr.

R. K.C. C.H. Yih, asst, mgr. 312 & 313), 233, NankingBuilding Road; (Rooms

Teleph.

King 13940; Cable Ad: Skodaworks

F. F. Urbanek, general rep. for ( hina

@ P! A. G. Pisarevsky, e.e., m.e., mgr.

ffo lan kuo Lang pee hung#sze (Shanghai Branch)

Singapoue Rubber WoUks, Manufacturers V.H. Spacek,

A. Kusikm.e. (Harbin Branch s

of Mechanical and General Rubber and A. B. Recek, m.e.

Ebonite GoodsCable

— 107, B.V. Lisunov

Teleph. 11808; Ad:Museum

IsonandraRoad; Pfeifer

K. Tomes

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—12, The N. N. Rachkovsky,

L. Konichek, m.e.

steno-tpyist

Bund

J. P. De Berry, agent K. V. Pohitonoff, mechanician

A. L. Barrett T.K. L.C. Chow, b.sc., sales

Chao, asst, Chinesemgr.sales mgr.

H. L. Beemer j Mrs. F. T. McKeown

m m Mow Lee jjlg Tien Foh

Sino-Aryan Trading Co., Tea and Silk Slevogt & Co., Importers and Exporters

Exporters and Commission Agents—123, —128, Museum Road; Teleph. 10637;

Embankment Bldg.; Teleph. 42280; P.O. P.O. Box 514; Cable Ad: Slevogt

Box 1626; Cable Ad: Sinaryan P. L.Biehayn

A. B. Madon, manager and propr Trams i T. W. Ting

Sino-Continentai. Co., Importers and Slovo Printing and Publishing Co.

Exporters—119, Jinkee Road;

11955; P.O. Box 1817; Cable Ad: vers. Teleph. Publishers, Printers and Photo-Engra

Contcosino Publishers

“Slovo”—238, Avenue of thedu Daily Paper

Roi Albert;

n & % n m ¥ Telephs. 72798 and 71449

Sintah Mill-Furnishing Co., Merchants,

Mill Furnishers, General Engineers and H Hi Shun Fah

Contractors—Y.

Road; Teleph. 93585; No. Cable

4, LaneAd:139,Millcott.

Lloyd Slowe & Co., Ltd., Merchants—110, Han-

K.V.S. P.Ging, kow Road; Teleph. 156il; P.O. Box 813;

Ging,prop, and manager

assistant Cable

W. J.Ad:Monk, Slowedirector

F. C. Ling I Z. S. Ting P. D. G. Gain, do.

J.W. Chang i Y. L. Dee

nSin&toon % n k'umiig sze® Smidth & Co., F. L., Manufacturers

mov yih of Cement Machinery—30, Foochow

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd., Road; Cable Ad

Room 132; Teleph. 10336;

: Folasmidth.

Importers, Engineers and

The National Commercial Bank Bldg.,Exporters— Copenhagen, Denmark Head Office;

406, Niels Jensen, b.sc., m.i. dan.,

CableKiangse Road; Telephs. 17436-7;

Ad: Navigatrad Mrs. M. Stang-Lund

fj # H H Vee chon9 y,m9 hon9 # H and if; Exporters

SBmP*Ball and Roller Bearings, Split So—299, Brothers, Importers

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19195;

Belt Pulleys and Line Shafting Accesso-

ries- Hamilton House; Teleph. 11330, Acme, A.B.C. 6th., Bentley’s,Codes

Cable Ad: Sobrothers; used;

Cable Ad: Bearings Universal

Trade, Schofield

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., agents Union (5-Letter) and Private (3-Letter), Western

A306 SHANGHAI

Societe, Belge de BiEnfaisance — (See U Pow Tai

Associations and Societies) South British Insurance Co., Ltu.

(Branch Office)—18, The Bund; Teleph.

Societe I'kancaise du Hact Yang Tze, Codes: 18653; P.O. Box 454;

A.B.C.5th Cable

and6th Ad: British;

edns.,Bentley’s

Import and Export—25, Rue du Con- W. G. Dove, manager

sulat; I’.O. Box 226; Teleph. 82350; Cable G. S. Connor

Ad: Chiris R.H. H.M. Wallace

Hayward |; A.H. L.Uyeno

Altshuler

Societe Fkanco-Chinoise de Constkuc-

tions Metalliques et Meoaniqtjes South Manchuria Railway Co. 24,

(Kiousin Dock), Dock Proprietors, The Bund; Toleph. 13480; P.O. Box 3303;

Shipbuilders, Engineers and Boiler Cable Ad: Mantetsu

makers, Founders, Electric and Gas Soy Chong, Engineer, Plumber, Brass

Welding and Woodwork Contractors and Iron Founder, Barss Worker and

and

HeadConstructors

Office: 9, QuaiofdeDiesel

France.Engines—

Works: Blacksmith, General Contractor and

Ave. WholesaleOffice:Hardware Merchant—

3-4 (Head Office), (Works) 8203280232-

de Bezaure, N an tao;Telephs. General

3-4, Teleph. 261, Hankow

94460. Works: 24 , Yates

Road;

21149 and 22678 (Nantao) Road. Cable Ad: Soychong

M.M. Antonini, chairman of dirs.

Litzellmann, director (Paris) (Paris)

A. Berger,

M. Chaudru, d ■ector do. (Shanghai) Spanish ’Consulae—(Nre Consulates)

Admiral Wei Han, do. (H Pao Loony

Fu Siao En,

Leou Heou Cheng, do. do. Sparke, C. E., Insurance Office 316,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10828; Cable Ad:

Seng

Li Ming, Yong, do. Coverisk

do.

J.Nicholas

Cochet,Tsu, mng. do. do. ft tram @ Szc-par-ke-yany-hong

D. Martinoli, engr.-in-chief and Sparks, D. B. (American), Manufacturers’

Direct Representative—12,

manager

J.S. E.Zviaguine

Ruber Teleph. 11807;P.O. Box 1794; The

CableBund;

Ad:

N. Angelosanti Sparks

D B. Sparks, proprietor

J.P. M.Daumas

E. Lopes H. J. Lubeck

P. Chadoff Miss L. Gutterres i T. K. Chen

Miss T. Gutterres j Y. W. Zee

G.N. Leshneff Mme.Le Bunetel

Nazaroff, dock master ^ B§ Mo Hat

Societe Francaise des Telephones Spence, Robinson & Partners, Architects,

Surveyors, Land and Estate Agents—27,

Tnterurbains—320,

Teleph. 14834 Szechuen Road; Peking Road (4 Floor); Teleph. 11355;

Cable Ad: Spenrobin

Societe des Missions Etrangeres— Spizzica & Co., ft ft % !K

(See Churches and Missions) Manufacturers’G., Importers, Exporters

Representatives — 110,&

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15804; P.O. Box

Societe Suisse de Bienfaisance—(See 1204; Cable Ad:proprietor

G. Spizzica, Spizzica and manager

Associations and Societies) P. Spizzica, asst, manager

F.G. Siasco

Morante

Sooohow University Second Middle

School—(See Educational) Chang Yue |I Yuo Koo Chah

Ming Kuo

Kee

Sue Bing

Sopher & Co., Theodore, Merchants— Squires, Bingham Ltd., Sporting floods

131, Museum Road; Teleph. 19902: —126, Nanking Road; P.O. Box 819;

Cable Ad: Sopher Cable Ad: Squib

Arthur Sopher R. W. Squires

Theodore Sopher C. C. Squires

SHANGHAI A307

S. Technical

T. I. PaelzInstitute),

China Co.Govermnents-

(Scientific Daniel Chen, engineer

Business. Engineering F.K. S.C. Chang

Sung, librarian

i Mark Soong

Road; Teleph. 19980; —P.O.

128, Box

Museum

973;

Cable Ad: Paelz; Cpd&s: Mosse, Acme ^ Mei Foo

andP. Private

Paelz Standard-Vacuum Oil Company 94,

Jackson Chen | Penang Lee Canton

154; Cable Ad: Standvac12487; P.O. Box

Road; Teleph.

St. Andrew’s Church—(See Churches and General Management—

F. J Twogood, general manager

Missions) A. C. Cornish asst. gen. mgr.

St. Andrew’s Society—(Nee Associations Refined J. W. Carney, do.

and Societies) Oil Division—

B. L. Meyer

St. David’s Society—(Nee Associations D. C, Reib | J. B. Loucks

and Societies) H. F.G. Seitz

N. Wood I R.O. A.F. Schilling

Brooks

St. Elizabeth’s Hospital—(Nee Hospi- Lubricating Oil Division—

tals) H.H.A.J.R.Sheridan

Conant, assist, gen. mgr.

St. Francis Xavier’s Church — (See E. M. Geibel | P. Klyhn

Churches and Missions L. C. Perry i A. Oliver

A. Ferguson | C. Tatlock

St. George’s Pharmacy, f Dispensing L. H.O. G.Tech. Dept.—

B. Perry, chf.I V.eng.T. Senichenko

Chemists and Druggists—l.i99, Bubbling R. Gregg

Well Road; Teleph. 35188. Branch: Gasoline Division —

1070,

J. S.YuGohstand,

Yuen Road; Teleph. 24445 C. K.H.E.Sprague

manager Graham |j J.O, M.A. Gutierrez

Nichols

H A Ta in wei she

v 9 Credit Section—

F. H. Weber

St. George’s Society—(Nee Associations Legal Section-

and Societies) J. A. Bristow

St. John’s University—(Nee Educa- Construction Section—

tional) F. M.T. C.SkovGuss ! M. L. Hotchkiss

Sir. Joseph’s Catholic Association— Installation H. F. Merrill

Section—

j T. C. Graham

(Nee Associations and Societies) t i J.W.H.

AbbassBlackwoort |I B.A. A.S. deShirazee

Rago

St. Joseph’s Church—(Nee Churches and Pootung— A. D. Murphy, Instal. supt.

Missions) R. E. Laker

St. Luke Hospital—(See Hospitals) E. Lang j V. Tokmakoff

A. F. Meyer | E. Williams

St. Patrick’s Society- (Nee Associations Shipping W. C. Ball Section—

, and Societies) J. P. Staff’—

Hawes I T. Sayle

1 Standard Life Assurance Co.—17, Floating

Canton Road; Teleph. 11369 J. S. Avery

' Dodwell

G. Giliberto I| G.T. E.Sevaldson

B. Jorgensen Snell man

) Standard Milk Co., Ltd.—485, Great

Western Road; Telephs. 20755 and21442 Accounting Divisi( a—

J. F. McMunn, f. acct.

ft m n m ^ ^ C. A. Capell J. Pettersson

t Standard Radio Corporation, Radio Crispin K.R. C.W. Sarkari

C.D. A.Fernando Roche

Services, Publications and Manufac- S. C. Lee R. M. Smith

turers—Lane 776, No. 19, Nanking A. A. Leitao C. Thompson

Road;

Adams Teleph.

P. C. 94819

Chu, director F. A. Leitao J. Turner

F. V. Maher

Ernest P. C. Chu, executive secretary C. L. Passes R. C. A.Wegener

Young

A308 SHANGHAI

General Division— Building, 133, Szeohuen Road; Te-

Miss M. Ashley lephs. 15170-9, 11622-3; P.O. Box

Miss C. M. Brown 839; Cable Ad: Lapweld

Miss H. A. Brown R. L. Aiton, resident representative

Miss

Mrs. A.W. G.Drummond

Chatham

Miss M. Haimovitch Stey’s Dairy Farm, Grade “A” Pro-

Mrs. O.G. Knierim

Mrs. L. Hinds duction—92, Edinburgh Road; Tel.

Miss V. M. Mann 20241

Miss Joseph

W. C. T.Tang,S. Young, mgr.

Miss A.V. S.Pearsons

Parsons gen. acct.

Miss E. Remedios

Mrs. P. llenaore

Miss K. V. Shekury Strehlneek, E. A., Strehlneek’s Gallery

Mrs. E. E. Stewart ofTeleph.

Chinese

16529Art — 260, Kiangse Road;

Mrs.

Mrs. M.

E. N.V. Watton

Trevelyan

h W ^

Star Motion Picture Co., Ltd. —550, Stromwall, Holdo, Manufacturers’ Rep-

Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. 70097. Busi- resentative and Code

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10364; Publisher—391,

Cable Ad:

ness Dept. : 35, Jinkee Road; Teleph. Stromtrade

15873 Phrase, A.B.C. 6th, WesternBentley’s

; Codes : Acme, Union,

Star Photo , Engraving Co.—668, | Stromwall Paper Code

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11655 j H. Stromwall, mng. proprietor

p] & 3!)c S? Suhr, K. R, German Architect, Civil

Steel Drums, Ltd., Manufacturers of and Consulting Engineer,

—2, Connaught Real Estate

Road; Teleph. 35658;

Oxygen and Acetylene Gases, Tanks, Cable Ad: Suhr

Drums and Steel Work—691,

Road; Teleph. 50314; Cable Ad: i Ward

Steeldrums ii M i§ Sou fcV Sr

Steiner Import Co., General Suppliers to j Sulzer Brother (Engineering Office

the Cigarette Manufacturing Industry of Sulzer Brothers, Winterthur,

rrr-210, Kiukiang Road (4th Floor); Switzerland), Steam Engines and

Teleph. 18412; P.O. Box 1087; Cable Boilers, Centrifugal Pumps and

Ad : Recomax Fans, Stationary and Marine Diesel

Mrs.

T. S. M.

Lui,R. Steiner, partner

do. Engines, Refrigerating and loe-

Making Plants, Maag Gears and

m ft pi. m m & $ ^ ^ Maag Planing Machines—Great

Northern Telegraph Building, 34,

Stevens, W. R. M., Average Adjuster- Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 16512;

Rooms 316-320, 220, Szechuen Road, Cable Ad: Sulzerbros

Wayfoong House; Teleph. 10033; E. Staudt, m.e., manager

P.O. Box 943; Cable Ad: Gapastate Chou Lun Yuan, m.e.

Stewardson, R. E., f.r.i.a., Chartered Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—(See Banks)

Architect, Surveyor, Land and Es-

tate Agent and Valuer — 149, Yuen Sumitomo Goshi-Kaisha--69, Kiukiang

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 14182: Road; Teleph. 19700; P.O. Box 3101;

Cable Ad; Stewardson Cabln Ad,;, Suipityoko

R. E. Stewardson, E.R.i.B.a. S. Tomioka, manager

S. Feng, asst. T. Yanaka, signs per pro.

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd., Manufacturers K. Iseri M. Kuwada

of Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes T. Mu rata F Inoue

(Agents: Imperial Chemical Indus- K. Kusumoto E.

Y. Segawa

Sasaki

C. S.S. Lo

M. Chih F. S. Hsia

trie^ (China), Ltd.)—Brunner Mond

SHANGHAI A3Q9

^ ^ MA®t 76, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

Sun Co. (Shanghai), Ltd., Depart- 92879; Factories: 1080 (24), Avenue

ment Store (Affiliated with The Sun Road Sun-Ling Woo, president

Co., Ltd. of Hongkong and Canton,

and Registered in Hongkong)—83Q, C. H. Kao

Nanking Road; Telephs. 97000(5 Lines), Miss G. L. Woo

and

1985;90600Cable(Provision

Ad: TaisunDept.); P. O. Box Y. S. Wong, branch manager

Choy Chong, ding, director Sun Ling & Co.—1008, Avenue Road;

Choy

N. S. Choy,Cheung,sub-manager

cMef manager Teleph. 31373

Tong Ngai Poa, treasurer

B. C. Liang, secretary m&mmm

Mei kuo pu dao kan kung sze

Sun Hing Printing Co., Genera] Sun-Maid Raisin Growers’ Associa-

Printers, Book-binders and Station- i

ers—G 80, Tindong Road; Teleph. j tion—51, Canton Road; Teleph.

16263; Cable Ad : Sunmaid

41076

H ^ Sun Shoe JJfCo., $Makers ±and Venders

K ung yu tai yang ho sha Jcimg sze \ ofCasesBoots and Shoes, Trunks, Suit

Sun Insurance Office, Lin. -1, The j Teleph.and16048Bags—490, Szechuen Rd. ;

Bund; Teleph. 15075; P.O. Box 851; |

Cable Ad : Sunfire Sun Sun Co., Ltd., The, Universal

Providers and Department Store—

aw * 720, Nanking Road; Telephs. 94116-8

Tung ming Iznfr.nujoo nsien kung sze and Provision Dept.; 90715; P.O.

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Box 1584; Cable Ad: Sunsun

(With Which is Merged the China H fg Foo Lung

Mutual Life Insurance Go., Ltd., Sunflower Mercantile Co.,Mauufact„ -

and the Shanghai Life Insurance ers and Exporters

Co., Ltd.)—Wayfoong House, 218, Sze- and Importers —119,StrawJinkee Hat Bodies

Road;

chuen Rd.; Teleph. 15009; P. O. Box Teleph. 10470; Cable Ad: Sunflower

850; Cable Ad : Sunbeam. Head Office: L. T. George Yue, manager

Montreal, Canada

E.A. F.F. Harris,

Walker, manager

assist. i$s. ec, ,,, , | ^ s!l 0U i mu *hi,i lia0

C.E. d’Almeida

A. Costa - |1 MissA.D.

Miss Bernard Komoroff Sung Furniture Co.. Furniture Makers,

and Exporters,Bubbling

tractors—684, DecoratorsWellandKoad

Con-;

Medical Officers— Teleph. 33399

Dr. E. L. Marsh

Dr. H; C. Patrick j Dr. H. G. BarHi'

Agency Staff- ! Sung Yuen Oil Co., Ltd.—280, Peking

A-H. GhMiddleton

Meise ][ R.H. H.8. O^enShhw

Shrap R C^d^l’elepii, 13290 ; Cable Ad -. Sunny

R. B. Nichols - R. Wjllens ■ . WSfcrkilb'po'dao

^ ft m kan # kwng

® Me #

Chinese DepU-A

Baihan Clreu

Chow Tung Van Thander*Loy | Sijjs,land: Sales Association^ life.-51,

Canton Road; Telephs. 16262-3; Cable

Japanese

Geo. •Baldwim

Deptvr, :'tq••«..ft n«*«>Y | AdT.: IDSunmaid

Scanlon, general manager

Sun Ling A Co., Manufacturers and Mrs. L. Carvalho(Yokohama;

K. Nakamoto

Exporters of Rattan and Willow J. Lee (Hongkong)

Furniture, Willow fiaskete. Grass

Rugs and Mats ^nd Chenille Rugs—

1006-1012, Avenue Road; Teleph. Sunsuntay porters—42,

Co., Glass and Hardware ini-

31373; Cable Ad : Rattan. Branch : Teleph. 80510;RueCable

dnJaAd:Porte du Nord;

Sunsutaco

A310 SHANGHAI

pi ri n t m m % a Swiss Club—(See Clubs)

Ta yiny hsing eh’ien shsh sze ya min

Supreme Court for China, H.li-M.— Swiss Consulate—(See Consulates)

33,Judge-

The Bund; AllanTeleph.

G. Mossop,11489;m.a. > Swiss Watch Importing Co.—34,

Assist. Judge--F. Grant Jones, u.b.e. Ad:Siking Road; Teleph. 12149; Cable

Crown Advocate—Y. Prie-stwbod Swisswatch

Registrar, Coroner and Police Court D. C. Bang, manager

Magistrate—C H. Haines, M.b.e.

1

Chief Clerk and Official Receiver —I. Synnerber’g, G. V., Importers of Pa-

Morris per, Cardboard and Pulp, Alumin-

AssistantClerk—E.

Judges Clerk—A.G. Ricketts

Abbey ium Foil—264,, Kiangse Road; Tele-

Marshal phone 14077; Cable Ad: Synnerfin

Usher—J.—J.J. J.Dawe McGeown . G. V. Synnerberg, propr. & mgr.

D. S. Perfilief, assist, mgr.

Typist—Mrs. Oliver K. Y. Hwa, compradore

Suzette, Manufacturers and Exporters, Agent O. L. William Woo, acct.

Gowns, Hats, etc.—133, Yuen Ming for:

Yuen Road; Teleph. 14528; Cable Ad: Kommanditbolaget Moberg & Co.,

Equivocal Gothenburg, Sweden T

Tikkakoski

facturing Iron and WHelsingfors,

Co., Ltd., ood Manu-

i m Sin Foony Finland

Swan, Culbebtson * Fritz, Dealers in

Investment

The Bund: Securities—Sassoon

Teleph. 11200; P.O.House, Box Tafacturing

Yu Yue Oil Mill Co., Ltd., Manu-

457 ; Cable Ad: Swanstock. Offices : Bean Oil, Cakes, Cotton

Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, Hongkong West Soochow Seed Cakes, Peanut Oil, etc.—36,

and Manila Road; Teleph. 3222'

C.Chester

D. Culbertson,

Fritz, partner wo yin hung sze

K.K. L.W. Yui, do.

do. Tabaqueria FiLiriNA, Ltd., Tobacconists

Irle, do. Manufacturers of Manila Cigars, Im-

A. U. Fox, do. porters of Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco

Emile Essig, do. and Smokers’ Sundries—165, Nanking

S. Klotz, do. Road;

Tabaqueria Teleph. 12245: Cable. Ad:

C.R. O.P. Aikin,

Cumming, do.

S. H. Andringa do. Tah Yiu Art Rug Shop—12 & 43. Yates

J. H. Briggs Mrs. A. G. Lopes Road; Teleph. 34892

J.Mrs.R. H.Browne S. Y.

M. G.A. E.Portaria Marco TaiTeleph.

Chong94132 A Co.—740. Nanking Road;

Campos L. P. QuinceyMarques

M. P. Campos Tai Chong & Co., General Building

Miss F. Mrs. L. Ritter Contractors— 740, Nanking Road;

D. K.Cavender

Chant MissMiss

A. Rodrigues

L. Seydel Teleph. 94107

V. Clair R. M. Strong Tai Chong & Co., Ltd., Complete

Miss I. Diniz Z.A. P.Victal Tong House Furnishers, Cabinet Makers,

Mrs. E. DruryJ. Miss H. Decorators, Drapers and General

Philip Ho

Louis Hong Y. F. Way Yolkovinsky Contractois—740, Nanking Road;

G.A. Lico

Killian K.Z. T.P. Wong

Wong Teleph. 94107. Factory: 433, Yu

Yuen Road : Teleph 20738

Vincent Liu William Woo C. P. Loh, gen. mgr.

H. N. Wong, sub-mgr.

Furnishing Dept.:

Swedish Association of China—(See P. W\ Yih, manager

Associations and Societies) S.P. C.S. Loh

Tong I John Kang

P. S. Chang

C. K. Chen | T. K. Za

Swedish Consulate—(See Consulates) T. F. Yue, typist

SHANGHAI A31

Drapery and Soft Goods Dept: — ]P ^ Dah Chinq

C. S. Zia, manager Taisho & Co., Importers and Exporters

C. P. Woo ofDressings,

Stationery, Groceries,

P. S. Ho Fire-tighting Pumps,Surgical

etc.—

Construction Dept.: 22, Chaotung Road; Teleph. 90716; P.O.

H. N. Wong, manager Box 895; Cable Ad: Osstaisho

Charmson C. S. Loh, asst, mgr Takaiwa & Co., Coal, Railway and Denta,

Accounts Dept.: Materials, General Import and Ex-

N. L. Za, chief acct. port Merchants—320, Szechuen Rd. ;

P. M. Ching, cashier Teleph. 12182; P.O. Box 1441; Cable

J. W. Wong, do. Ad : Takaiwa

■Drawing Office : M. Nishikubo, proprietor

Dawson Chang

T. F. Sting P. K. Yih Tabs News Agency—5th Floor, 20, Canton

Factory : Road; Teleph. 18454; Cable Ad: Tass

S. C. H^u, manager A. I. Sotov, general manager

0. W. Sze Mrs. R. M. Wikman, asst. mgr.

Tai Loong & Co. -875, Bubbling Well

Road : Teleph. 35694 ■ Kang Using

Tata

mission Agents — 20, Ningpo Road;

Teleph.

Tai Ping Fiee and Marine Insurance | Directors—B. D. Tata, 17313; Cable Ad:Woo

Fraternity

Zui Yuan,

Co., Ltd., Fire, Marine, Motor Car, i B. P. Mehta

Life, Accident, Transit, Hull, Parcel Agencies :

Post, Life

Kincheng and Plate

Building, Glass Insurance--

Teleph 18004; Cable212,

Ad: Kiangse Road;

Taipinginc Zoong Sing Cotton Mills, Ltd.

Tung Yih Spg. & Wvg. Co., Ltd.

Oei Tjoe, chairman

Y. M. Chien, managing director Taylor Garage, Ltd.—96, Rue Cardinal

Y. Hou, do. Mercier; Teleph. 70050; Cable Ad:

T. M. Chow. do. . Taylorauto

R. K. Butler, director.

F B. Hsu, do. J. A. Turner, do.

S. M. Tong, do. C.K. W. Tso, manager

W.J. Wu, do. L. Chan, accountant

T. S.Yao, do.

Read Office (^hang’hai) ^ *1$ ^ Ko Fu Lai

T. M. Chow, general manager Teesdale, Newman A: Co. (Formerly Tees-

H. N. Ting, assistant gen’‘mgr. dale, Newman

K. P. Wang, do. and Advocates—59, Peking Road (Ewo

Shanghai Branch Buildings);; Codes Teleph. 13824;5thCable Ad:

H. N. Ting, manager •leandah : A.B.C. and and

6th

T. S. Tao, sub-manager edns., Western Union (Universal

S. Y. Wang, do. 5-Letter edns.), Bentley’s and Kime’s

R. B. Zau, do. Kenneth Edwardsolicitor

Newman, solicitor

T. O. Lee, do. E. L. Hartopp,

Taishanq Brick and Tile Co., Ltd., Lai

Manufacturers

Fire of Face,

Bricks, Rooting PavingTiles,

and Hollow and Telge & Schroeter, Merchants. Eng-

etc. 534, — Continental Emporium; ineers and Contractors—620, Szechuen

Road; Telephs. 16233—4, 13709 (En-

Teleph. 94305 gineering Dept.); P.O. Box 715; Cable

Tai Shan Insurance Company, Ltd., Ad:A. Motor Berg

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, H.W. (liters, signs per pro.

iLife, Accident, Motor-car, War Neugehauer

Risk, Burglary, Plate-glass, Bag- A. Canetti

gage and Special Risks—406, Kiangse A. Raucholz, engineer,signs per pro.

Road; Teleph. 17575; Cable Ad: H. Ross

Taisban Rud Berg | Mrs. Tse

A312 SHANGHAI

3fC (* De Hen

Tesdorpf, Hannig

JH Agents and

Marine and Cargo Surveyors—128, Brokers, Paper Agents and Merchants—

Museum Road ; Teleph. 19980; Cable Cable 110, Szechuen Road; Telephs. 11881-6;

Ad: Thoresen

Ad: Han.satranA A. Thoresen

tjj ^ m k & ± m %% [£] Koe Min

Teh sze ku ha you kung sze

TeAas Co. (CnrNA), Ltd., The, Petroleum Thornyoroft & Co., Ltd., John 1., En-

Products—H. & S. Bank Building, 12, gineers and Motor and Shipbuilders, Marine Motor

Vehicle Manufacturers,

The Bund;

Cable Ad: Texaco Teleph. 11566; P.O. Box 1321; Thornycroft Water Tube Boilers, Coal

Administration or Oil Fuel, Thornycroft Oil Puel System

—Robert Dollar Building, 51, Can-

J.P. C.F. Williams,

LeFevre, managing director

assistant gen. mgr. ton Road; Teleph. 14270; P.O. Box

891; Cable Ad : Thornycroft

Mrs. G. de Senna

Teams, B., Shipbroker—4, Qaide France; Thriftcor Bank—(Vee Banks'

Teleph. 82377; Cable Ad: Chartering

ti ^ Do Teh Thunder Electric Works—417, Avenue

Theodor

General& Rawlins,Produce TeaMerchants and Foch; Teleph. 80101

Exporters—157,

Peking Road; P.O. Box 908; Cable Ad: Tien Hsien Electric Supply Co.—

Teletype

E.A. F.Seymour,

Seymour, partner 829, Peking Road; Teleph. 93876

do. Tien ih ve mo chang

B. S. Muller, do.

A. M. Halley, manager Tien Ih Ve Mo Factory, Manufacturers

S. R. Hawke, assist, mgr. of(Sodium

Ve MoGlutamate)—No.

Gourmet Powder 1 and Sauce:

Factory

m % 1060, Whashing Road. No.

823, Kwenming Road; Telephs. 532342 Factory:

Thomas, K. H., Gentlemen’s Tailor and and 50544, Sales 94809;

Office: Cable

51, Chefoo

Shirt Maker—90,

Teleph. 12608; P.O. Nanking

Box 1019; Road;

Cable Road; Teleph. Ads:

Ad: Thoma Tienihvemo or 3018. Hong Koc

Branch: 183, Johnston Road; Te-

Thompson & Co., J.A., Real Estate Agents leph. 20129

and

Teleph.Brokers—299,

10943 Avenue Joffre; m m Teh Lee

Tilley, Percy, Architect and Civil

^ ^ e ^ Engineer—346,

15834 Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Thomson

—20, Canton A Co.,Road;

Chartered

Teleph. Accountants

16355; Cable Toa Seima Kaisha, Ltd., Jute Mills-—93,

Ad: Scrutiny; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Hankow Road; Teleph. 14473; P.O Box

Bentley’s

E. S. Wilkinson, 3097

L. T. Beddow, a. l._.a., C.B.E.

(Tientsin) Tobacco Trading Corporation, Leaf

Q.B. O.A. Blaker,

Buyers, a.c

c.a Tobacco Merchants—8a, Hardoon

W. J. Cole, a.c.a. Building, 233, Nanking Road;

W. M. Waddell, ( Telephs.

W. R. L. Bowley

J.H. H.V. H.Johns Cable Ad:18283and

Freebac17559; P.O Box 1666;

Brewer Miss D. Hykes

A.K. C.W. Kew

Greiner Miss Mrs. A. Y. Vellies ToM, ^E. F., Real ^ im # fp

Estate, Mortgages,

K. Taylor Rentals and Insurances—18-9, Cen-

G. J. Read K. C. Ling tFal Afhade; Telepht. 13120 13129;

W. O. Franklin; R. F. Rpuiedios E. F. Toeg

J. G. Westwood P. Geronimo

SHANGHAI A 313

jpg ^ Tuny Foh Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co., Ltd., Import-

Tjqfuku Trading Co., General Importers ers of Cigarette Paper and Tobacco

and Exporters — 3^6, Woosung Road; Leaf, and Exporters of Cigarettes

and Tobacco Leaf—209, Yuen Ming

P.O. Box 1131; Teleph. 45333; Cable Yuen

Ad: Tofuku ToyohatabakoTeleph. 46375; Cable Ad:

Road;

Tong3 Ching& Itpao «shien«kungS sze Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weaving

Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Co,, Co., Ltd.—200, Jessiield Road; Telephs.

Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan), Fire 21929 and 21927; P.O. Box 3070

Marine, Motor Car and General Insur-

ance — Chartered Bank Building, 18, Trachsler, Ltd., J. H., Importers—

The Bund; Teleph. 15195; Cable Ad: 133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

Tokmarincd 19133; P.O. Box 2080; Cable Ad:

M.J.Otsuka,

A. Laingmanager

Peach Traxlerus. Head Office: Berne,

H.M. Pearlman

Kojim a \ Z. V. M-© Switzerland

W. Bolliger, manager

K. Okimoto K. C. Chang

H. Yasukawa i T. M. Chien Transocean News Service—34, Avenue

Edward .VII; Teleph. 18372 ; Cable Ad:

t * Nauenpress.Hankow,

Nanking, Branches in Peiping,

Chungking, Hong-

Tokina Boseki Kaisha

Tokwa Boseki Kaisha, Ltd. (Tokwa kong H.

and Manila

H. P. Melchers, general manager

Cotton Spinning Co.,

Manufacturers HeadLtd.),Office;

CottonYarn

1687, for the Far East

Ward Road; Teleph. 51079. Town Office: Dr. F. Sellmeyer, Shanghai Office

93,K.Hankow RoacI;

Yokoo, president Tetfeph. 12534

H. Ishida, mang. director Travel Advisers, The, Passenger

S. S.Kawasaki, do. Booking L1775

Teleph. Agents(2— Lines);

60, Nanking

CableRoad;

Ad:

Dan, chief engineer Adviser. Hongkong: 315, Gloucester

Toporealty, Surveyors and Civil Building

Engineers, Land and Estate - J.S. Hennemann, W. Clerk, partner (Hongkong)

Agents, Dealers in Surveying In-

struments—9, Quai de France; Tel. H. E. D. Adamsdo. (Shanghai)

83306; Cable Ad : Toporealty Miss P. Maher

L. A. Viborel, c.E., e.i.m., manager Miss N. Kasatkina

N. T. Hsu

Toryu Yoko, Tools,

Importers and Exporters Rern' esentatives for China '.

Machinery, Supplies and Generalof Dean & Dawson, Ltd., England

Pacific Greyhound Lines, U.S-A.

Hardware—171-3, Boone Road; Teleph. Parry, Leon & Hayhoe, Ltd., South

41458; P.O. Box 3113; Cable Ad: Africa

Toryuyoko. Head Office: Osaka, Japan

Town Syndicate, Mortgage and Real Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—

Estate

93538: Cable495,Ad:Hunan Road; Teleph. 99,

Tunsidicat

Route Cardinal Mercier ; Teleph.

70159; Cable Ad: Triangle

S. U. Zau, managing director

S.C. Pierce

Soong II Y.T. C.C. Chao Chao Tsen Sun Yue Kee Lumber Co.—18,

The Bund; Teleph. 13396; Cable

^ Tuny Mien Ad: Tsensun. Sawnill and Yard: 605

Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. (Oriental Teleph.Whei Jih

21246

Tong Road, Nantao;

Cotton Trading Co., Ld.), Oottod, Cotton

Yarn and

chants and Cotton Piece Agents—185‘

Commission Goods Mer-

Tuck Tax, Straw-hat Exporters 190,

Szechuen Rd.; Teleph. 13633; P.O. Peking Road; Teleph. 13730; Cable

Box 878; Cable Ad: Tohyihwata Ad : Tucktai

A314 SHANGHAI

Vr a B '& it m n Twentieth Century-Fox Federal

Tuh yao sien li sze Inc., U.S.A.—142, Museum Road;

Tuck,

—Lane Joseph,124, Law and Accounting

9, Burkill Office Telephs.

Road; Teleph.

17359 and 17350: P.O. Box

1984; Cable Ad: Centfox

92570; P.O. Box 480; Cable Ad: Joetuck D. Goodman, Far East district mgr.

Joseph Tuck, ll.b., b.b.a., ll.m.c.a., T. E. Lapato, acting manager

attorney and counsellor-at-law, Y.P. K.L. Mou, booker

Wei, cashier

chartered acct. I. de Dios, secretary

Tuck Tai Iron

makers, Works, Engineers,

Moulders— 762, Point Boiler-

Road; Ullmann# &fJCo.,MJ., Watch OoLiMan

Teleph. 51753; Cable Ad. Foundry Jewellers—410, SzechuenManufacturersRoad; and at

Hongkong,

Tung Chang Co., Exporters and d -fondsand Paris; Teleph. Tientsin, Peiping, Chaux-

Smelters—356, Peking Road; Teleph. Ad: Ullman 10329; Cable

95289; Cable Ad: Taoli P. A. Laroche, manage)’

Tung Tax Trading Co., Importers, Ex- gj Met Zung

porters, General Merchants and Manu- Ultramar

facturers’

Road; Teleph. Representatives

19954; Cable —21, Siking Silk, ArtImport

Ad: Tungtai

Co., Importers of

Silk, Woollen, Cotton

L. W. Chen, managing director Piece Goods and Woollen Yarns,

Sundries, etc.—Union Building, 17,

Y.C. S.C. Chen, manager

King, asst. mgr. Canton Road; Teleph. 12315; Cable

Ad : Ultramar

U. G. Shaw, sales mgr. E. Woung

R. Stegmaier,

Tung Yu Bros.—508, Szechuen Road: Yue Sun,mgr.

compradore

Teleph. 10869 Tier Zun

Tunky

de la Engineering

Tour; Teleph. Co.—11-509,

70960 Rue T. Umrigar Brothers, Cotton Merch-

ants and Commission Agent—264,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12705; Cable

Turner, Sturrock & Brown, Chartered Ad : Umrigar

Accountants—9, Avenue Edward VIL;

Telephs. 84140 and 84149; Cable Ad: Underwood Typewriter Department

Accuracy (Dodwell & Co., Ltd.)—81, Jinkee Road

J.W.A.H.Turner, c.a.,c.a.partner G.G.S. M.Dovey

Sturrock,

N.T.A.D.Brown, c.a.

do.

do. W. WarpulaGoldsack I| H.

E. H.E. Shekury

Costa

Mrs. H.Strangwick

Drysdale

T. J. McD. Rice I E. Garland

M. A. Ferras Mrs. G. P. Pfeiffer Underwriters Savings Bank For the

Far Fast, Inc.— (See Banks)

H. L. M. Hansen I Miss H. Harvey

General Managers for: Union Assurance Society, Ltd. —

Anglo-China

Shanghai Kelantan Ld. Estates Union Building, 17, Canton Road;

Finance,Rubber

(1925), Ld. Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); P.O. Box

Taylor Garage, Ld. 309; Cable Ad: Unasso

E. Lester Arnold, manager for China

Secretaries for: Dumbarton V.Missde M.Carvalho

G.J. M.F. Murray Parker

International Investment Trust Co. (Absent) Miss

of China, Ld.

Yangtsze Finance Co., Ltd.

A.A. Mabb

H. Gouda Miss K.V. Petigura

Butt

Commercial Investment Co., Ltd. Union

Union Brewery.Ltd.

China Transport

Teleph. 32248: P.O.Bubbling

Box 1510Well

Granville Trust, Ltd. ^ ^ jS % fc

Financial Agents for:

N,Z. Perpetual Forests, Ld. Shang hai be chu hung sze

Share Office: Union Brewery, Ltd.Companies

Incorporated

Le ChampetdeImmobiliere

Courses Francais Under the Hongkong

nances)—Office: Wayfoong House,Ordi-

220,

Fonciere de Chine

SHANGHAI A315

Szechuen Road; Teleph. P.O. H.E.M.H.Hind, manager

S. Low, assist, manager

Box866; Cable Ad: Uniohbeer. Brewery:

130, Ichang Road; Telephs. 3O087

38705 F.L. A.A. Inglis,

Smith f.c.i.i.

C. J. Meager, .Chairman C.F. Austin,

A. Farnana.c.i.i.I J.(Hongkong)

M. Portaria

F. R. Davey, director A. A. Lopes | C. Hirata

F.J. F.Hoehnke, iio.

Macgregor, do,

N. C. Macgregor; do! Union Mobiliere (Societe Francaise

L. H.Ovadia, do.

B. Roe, manager deBanks)

Banque et de Placements)—(Nee

R. Patton, secretary & accountant

P.P. Symons

T. O’Neill Union Motors (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.), Motor

Mrs. G. E. Brockett Cars,

Avenue Repairs,

Foch; Body

Teleph.Building, etc.—444,

30uti2; Cable Ad.

Mrs. D. M. Shi razee Union motor

H. Obermaider, chief brewmaster

E. Sengmueller, asst. do. m M ■*. W 7*

F. Hascher, asst. do. Un nin dai a von

P.M.A.Muenchhoff'

Moe, chief I engineer

I. N. Zadoff Union

H. J. Uruker | R. Ericksen gists—760, AvenueDispensers

Pharmacy, Joffre; Teleph. and 73632:

Drug-

Sales Department Cable Ad: Liosnoff

Rud. E. Raschle Union Steamships Agency Shipping, For-

O. A.Trendel

W. Rasmussen |j Jaming C. J. Andreadi

Ling warding Steamsldp Agents — Robert

J. A. Cheeseman | C. Chan DoUar Bldg., 51, Canton Road; Telesphs.

Advertising Department 11706 (3 Lines); Cable Ad: Unionships.

A. A. Solovielf Private Exchange to U. S. A., Europe,

China Coast and River Ports

CiroHNi Unech — (See Churches

Whang Soulevich,

Sze, mgr. Jr., agent

Missions) E.MissA. H.da Litvin,

Roza, acct.

Union Electkio Service Corpoeation steno.

—Lane No. 930, Avenue Fbch; Teleph. L. Feigelmen

37137; Cable Ad: Cnelectric Z.DawS. Evans,

Pang, cashier

shipping clerk

Union Food Sales & Co. ■—121; Rue C.C. L.P. Chow,

Zung, do.

Dufour; Teleph. 72856 K. S. Chen, clerk do.

Union Import & Export Syndicate, Steamer H. Y. Chen

Charter Dept.:

Ltd., The, Importers of Provisions, Passenger Department:

Fruit and Flour, etc., Exporters of B. Frank j M. Rapoport

Chinese

Natural Produce, Manufactured

GeneralGoods and

Merchants A. J. Pollon I. Finkelstein

& Commission Agents—114, Kiangse Agencies: E. Meerovitch j K. Y. Chuang

Road; Teleph. 14771; Cable Ad: Yah TaiAnShipping

Unimporsyd

F. C. Ling, Z. F. Chang, C. C Vai, F. China S. S. Co. Co.

C. Vee, Y. C. Woo Y. P. Woo, (mgr), Oriental Passenger Service

K. J. Char (sub.manager), Miss Freight k Transport Bureau of

M. Dutch (secretary), C. AL U. S. S. R.

Zee, C. F. Moa, K. C. Woo. Union Trading Co., The, Importers, Ex-

K. S. Vee and Wingle Lee porters, General Industrial Chemicals,

Essential Oils, Synthetic Perfume,

^ » it * m ± Toilet Articles, Fresh Fruits, Patent

Yn ning shu shie kung sze Leathers, 17663 etc. — 110,11877; Jinkee Road;

Union Marine & General Insurance Telephs. 6595; and

Codes Used:Cable Ads:

Co., Ltd., of Liverpool (Far Chichenor A.B.C. 5th and 6th edn. and

Bentley’s,

Western

Eastern Branch)—27, Peking Road; Union

Telephs. 14649 and 12300; P.O. Box C.T. Y.D. Wang,

Lee, prop,

719; Cable Ad: Unicromb assist,k gen.

mgr.mgr.

A316 SHANGHAI

H. P. Lee, sub-uianager United Kingdom Tobacco Co., Ltd.—

Young N. Shen, do. 620, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11930;

F.P. Z.C. Wong

Ym I Miss K. D. Pan Cable Ad: Darporient

Miss

Local T. F. Zung | W. Z. Wong & it m ±.

T. Y.Sales Wang-: United Laboratories of Shanghai

(Former Jensen’s Chemical Labora-

Young N. Shen I H. Y. Wong tories), Analysts & Consulting Che-

K. F. Kuo | T. S. Wang

Travelling

W. S. Yue,Sales Representatives :

in-charge mical Engineers, Manufacturers of

H. S. Cheng ) C. Y. Wong Iron Oxide, Pigment and Solder,

Chemical Laboratory : Metal Brokers & Radio Importers.

T. S. Wang Freight Brokers, China-U.S.A. —

Mrs. C. C. Neu | Miss K. C. Woo 120, Nanking Road; Teleph. 19103;

Branches: Cable Ad: Labo

Hankow—150, Ming Chuan Road United Leather Goods Co.—114, Nan-

Tientsin—35, Rue D’ypres king Road; Cable Ad : Unileather

Hongkong—5, Queen’s Road

Sole Agents for:

Fabriques de Laire, France (Syn United Manufacturers Electric Co.,

thetic Perfumes, Comp. Essences) Importers Ming Yuen and

RoadExporters—149, Yuen

; Teleph. 19391, Cable

Charabot et Cie., France (Essen Ad: Umecos

tial Oils) K. Lee S. H. Woo

Sanderson & Sons, Italy (Fruit

Essences and Oils) ft m m % m ®

Dodge & Olcott, New York (Essen- Tu mi che yeh hie chi hong

tial Oils)

Payan & Bertrand, France United Mechanical Industries, En-

gineers and Local Manufacturers-^

(Essential Oils)

La Calahro-Sieilien ne, Italy (Fruit 138, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12635;

Cable Ad: Umind; and at Hong-

Essential Oils)

Union Underwriters of .China—299, kqng Agents for:

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17742 Linde’s Eismaschinen, Ges. f.,

^Book and

H- Stationery

£ (M mCo., m Whole- Wiesbaden, Hoellriegelskreuth.

United Suerth

sale Dealers in Books and Stationery— Beck & Henkel, Kassel

160, Nanking Road; Teleph. 16844; P.O. Union Iron Works, Elizabeth, N. !

BoxF. 256; Cable Ad: Stationers International Handels Consor-

D. Mortimer, proprietor tium, N.V., The Hague

A. T. Kwee, mgr. stationery dept.

J. W. Templo, accountant iTNijcffp Mercantile Ob-— Foochow

United China Syndicate, Ltd., Impor- Road ; Teleph. 12638

ters, Exporters

Ming

Box 2049 Yuen; Cable

Road;AdTeleph.

: Uchis,13143; P.O. America—147, Sassoon House; Te-

Shanghai

and Hongkong leph. 19,466; Cable Ad: Unipress

N. K. Chu, president

Z. C. Chang, managing director United, SEfiyiCEs A ssqc i at 10^-- (See

A^ocisjfcio.1)? ^ loppietie.',

T. M. Wu manager

T. Y. Koo, assist, manager :

P. K. Chen (Hopgkong Office), United States Court for China—

• F. C. Lin, engineer 181, Kiangse Road: Teleph- 11199;

Y. S. Yqpg do. Cable Ad: Uscourt

K. K. Hsu, do. Judge—Milton J. Helmick

J. M. Doyle, representative,

York Safe & Lock Co. DistrictCommissioner

U.S. .Attorney—Leighton Shields

— Nelson E.

Charles Bruce, representative, Lurton

Britisli Manufacturers

SHANGHAI A317

Clerk—William T. Collin Directors—H. L. Yung, R. E.

IT.S. Marshal—Gordon Campbell Sbean, W. T. Sullivan, A. M, J.

Court Reporter—Helen Wiley Wolynsky and M. Lorenzen

Deputy Clerk—E. J. Collins Officers—

Deputy Marshal—Arthur Peterson W. T. Sullivan, president

Secretary to District Attorney- Kennson Gee, vice-president

Olive Hibbard R. E. Shean, do.

Interpreter—Zee Yang Ling H. M. Blake, treasurer

W. A. H. Duff, secretary

United States Dept, of Agriculture J. Hautorn, supervisor

— 1100, Liza Building, 346, Szechuen L. C. Lai, manager

Road ; Teleph. 19098 ; Cable Ad : K. H. Liu, asst, manager

Shangusda Fritz Ling, do.

Owen L. Dawson, agricultural comr. W. Weingarton

J.Mrs.Barnard Gibbs, assist.

R. Burnell, secretary do. P. S. Nee

Miss M. Tandy. do. David Tao

W. J. Wang

P. Bojeson

m t m i§) it {£ * m n

Mei-kuo-chu-hwa-dah-s/iih-kwan-shang United States Navy Purchasing and

vm-ini'an-shu Disbursing Office—Rooms 414-6, 51,

United States Department of Com- Canton Road: Teleph. 15102-3

Chief Pay Clerk, U.S.N., Officer

merce—51, Canton Road;

15045: P.O. Box 605; Cable Ad: Teleph. in-Charge—E. B. Parker

Amcomat Pay Clerk, U.S.N., Assistant to

Commercial Attache—Julean Arnold Officer-in-Charge—H. L. Geoghe-

Assist. Commercial Attach^—A. Bland gan ,

Calder Special Jhitu

Trade

Smith Commissioner — A. Viola Superintending Constructor—Lt.-

Assist. Trade Commissioner—H. B. Cdmar. H. Lamer (C. C.),

Howard U.S.N.

United States Fire Insurance Co.—51, n & m m m n

Canton Road, Teleph. 17222 United States Steel Products Co.—

Union Building, 17, Canton Road;

0? & m & m a %>m Teleph. 16329; P.O. Box 912 : Cable Ad:

Lien pang jen shou pao hsien Steelmaker

hung sze W.D.H.A.Plant, manager : i'

Berinoff

United States Life Insurance Co.,

in the City of New York -Home Office: United Tobacco Stores, Tobacconists,

101, Fifth Avenue, New York City; Importers of and Dealers in Cigas,

Office of Issue for the Far East: 17, Cigarettes,andTobacco, and Smokers’ Re-

The Bund; Teleph. 11350; Cable Adv : quisites; Nanking Road; Commission

Teleph. Agents—136,

12868 ; P.O. Box

Uslifins. Agencies at: Bat.a ia, 424; Cable Ad: Tobacco

Canton, Hongkong, Manila, Pei

ping, Singapore and Tientsin United Trust Society — 620, Szechuen

Mansfield Freeman, chairman Road; Apt. ? Teleph. 13617

C. V. Starr, president G. I). Chelmis

J. F. R. Loutit, actuary

G. F. Richardson, asst, secretary m z m mm m

N. Vander Starr, do. Mai gwok yen yi'fiunif sze

R. K. Smith, agency supervisor

M. A. Fair, private secretary Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. ofand

China,

General Agents for China and porters -i,Tobacco Inc., Leaf

The

Exporters

Blind; Teleph.

Im-

15654

Hongkong: 1*2 Lfifefe); P.O. Box 913; Cable Ad: Ultoco

Eastern Agencies, Inc.—17, The .1. G.E. A.CovingtoD;'president

Bund: Teleph. 15553; Cable Ad ; Arbogast, vice-president

Uslea C. E. Sutherland, do.

A3I8 SHANGHAI

Universal, Motors (Julien Heimen- m ^ Van, Shiny

dinger)—Offices, Showrooms and Van Shing & Co., Provision and Wine

Service Station.: 627, Avenue Foch; Merchants—955. Ave. Joffre; Telephs.

Teleph. 71948 73596 ’(Retail) and 73595 (Wholesale)

Sole Agents for :

Citroen Cars and Trucks Vassos & Co.,Wholesale

ProvisionandandRetail—

Wine

n & >t & m m Merchants,

Universal Pictures Corporation of Cable 662, Avenue Joffre: Teleph. 72512;

China -136,EnIb-mkTilentBui 1 ding,400,

North42269 Soochow B. S.Ad: Vassos mgr.

Karagrigoris,

and ; P O. RoAd

Box. ‘•; 505Telephs.

; Cable42260

Ad : P. Ch. Deliyannis, partner

Unfilman.

and TientsinBranch Offices : Hongkong n & % m m m

Unkel, H. J. — 775, Changping Road; Veeing, Loo Advertising Co., Advertis-

Teleph. 32088; Cable Ad: Unkel Kiukiang Road:andTelephs.

Printing Merchandising—305,

95555 6

Tai T. Damian

L. Wang,Woo.

manager

assist, manager

M F"*

Upson Paint Co., Inc., Importers, Ex-

porters, —Contractors,

corators 240, Rue PortePaintersde and De-

1’Ouest ft f M &

Teleph. 85031; Cable Ad • Paintupaco Yen Lien & Co., Exporters of Straw

Used Car73047 Mart—410, Rue Bourgeat; Ad Hats and

Foochow Road;GeneralTelepb.

China 14200;

Produce—53,

Cable

Teleph. : Verdico

V. L. Nieh I Z. Y. Zee

ftPao $irka sing% hongm

Vajda & Co., G., Importers and Exporters Venturi, F., Provision and Wine Mer-

chant, andRoadNaval

—330,

Cable Ad: Szechuen

VajdacoRoad; Teleph. 11766; Sezchuen ; Teleph.Contractor—430,

10858 ; Cable

G.Y.Vajda, manager Ad:Mrs.Venturi

Cl. Caminada, signs per pro.

B. Podpakh ! S. H. Moh

Export Dept.:

L. Klausner Fow Lai

Technical Dept.:

Electric Welding, Berlin London Veritas

AgileDept.:

Drug

Insurance Co.,Edward

Marine Insurance—3, Ltd.. Ezra

Fire Rd.;

and

P. L.F. Vegh

Bleyer Telephs.

Sluytersco 18769 (2 Lines); Cable Ad:

Mrs. E. Sprenger | W. Chen H. C. A. van Someren, manager

Valet Service Co., Chemical Dry Clean IRI Q Rung Sing

ing and Dyeing Contractors — Head Viccajee & Qo., Ltd., F. (Incorporated

Office: 600, Ave. Joffre; Teleph. 83315. inMerchants

Hongkong), Paper and Stationery,

Van Reekum Bros., Ltd. (N.V. Papier 132, Kiangseand Commission Agents —

Road; Teleph. 14218; Cable

Maatschappij v/h Gebrs. van Ad: Viccsjee

Reekum), Suppliers of Paper to R. R.Viccajee

V. Solina I C.(1 Z.L. 1Szeoh

Importers only—12, The Bund; B.

Teleph. 15846; Cable Ad: Reeku-

papie. Head Office: Amsterdam

J. Van Reekum, mng. director ^ E Loony

(Amsterdam)

J. R. Van Reekum, director Viloudaki Merchants

& Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.),

and Commission Agents—

(Amsterdam)

P. Kristofersen, mgr. (Shanghai) 59, Peking

1226; CableRoad;

Ad: Teleph 12732; P.O. Box

Viloudaki

Th. Th. Kruimel N. A. Viloudaki, president

M. W. Chang R. G. Viloudaki, vice-president

Miss J. B. Ford K. V. Ying C. Peters

SHANGHAI A319

%. m Foh Ka $ W Foong Yne

Volkabt Brothers, Raw Cotton Mer- Walker Turner & Co., Ltd. (Successors

chants, Importers of Sugar, Rice, to China and Japan Trading Co., Ltd.),

Wheat and Other Produce — 34,

Avenue Edward VII.; Telephs. Merchants and Agents—20, Ningpo

Road; Teleph. 18862; P.O. Box 297;

15063 (3 Lines); P. O. Box 632; Cable Cable Ad: Cejaytece. Head London

Office:

Ad: Volkart

H. Beerli, manager, signs per pro. Manchester. C. H. Yeh,

Branch Office:

representative

R. Von der Crone, do.

C. H. Groll, do. Wall, Dr. A. D., m.b., b.s., f.r.c.s. (Eng.)

W. Hegar (Tientsin) (Dr. Marshall and& Partners), Medical

S.J. Pereiria

Ohashi || J.A. MamleffKovalenko Practitioner—H. S. Bank Bldg. (4th

Sole Representatives \ Floor); Teleph. 73124

American Cotton Co-operative H 0. WhaLuu

Association, New Orleans

Reinhart & Co., Alexandria Egypt

Liverpool Uganda Co., Ltd., Wallem Brokers

ite Co., snip Brokers, General

andandSteamship Agents,Canton

Coal

Liverpool Contractors Merchants—93,

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka Road; Teleph. 19228; Cable Ad: Wallem

and Tokyo H.Sv.J. Wallem j Bernt Rein (Oslo)

Fred and. signs per pro.

Volunteer Corps—{See under Muni- G. Sevald

cipal Councils) Agents for:

tf #Seng fflk $ m International Composition and Far-

lee yang hong vefabrik A/S. Bergen, Norway

Bell’s

plies,Asbestos and Engineering Sup

Ld., London

O.Importers

E. Vongehr, Federal Inc., Kiangse

and Exporters—320, U.S.A., Wallem & Co., A/S., Bergen, Norway

Road;

Cable AdTeleph. 16776;; and

: Alacrity P O. atBoxHankow

1978; Wallem &, Co., Hongkong

(Head Office), Wanhsien and Chungking u # x m

O.C.E.M.Vongehr, president

Wong, manager (Hankow)

K. Y. Yen | V. C. Ting Walter Hartmann & Co., Manufac

T. H. Hung | C. L. Wong turers’ Representatives & Importers

Z. K. Fong I C. L. Cheng —133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road, 6th

SoleMcKesson

A gents for& Robbins,

: Floor, Room 622 ; Teleph. 11977 ; Cable

Inc. Ad; Hadoman

Bauer & Black Walter Hartmann

Battle Creek Drugs, Inc. C. V. Sung, compradore

Wah An Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Walworth International Co., Pipes

Ltd.—29,

80950 Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. Fittings, Valves, Tools, ete.—T10,

Fu Geling, general manager Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15672; P.O.

Box 287: Cable Ad: Walintco

Wah Mei Electric Co., Electrical and g Foh Ziang

Radio

ters ofSupplies, Contractors

Electrical and Impor-

Accessories—565,

Nanking Road; Teleph. 94122; Cable Wanamaker,

Manufactured John, Exporters The

Goods—12, of Chinese

Bund:

Ad: Wameieleco Teleph. 18388; P.O. Box 1742; Cable Ad:

Wahson Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd.— Wanamaker

General Office:

Telephs. 95750 and431,95759

Fokien Road; Wang Tsze Kong & Co. (Chinese)

(Manager’s

Room); Cable Ad: Wahson; Codes: visers, Chartered Accountants, Legal Ad-

A.B.C. Republican

6th Edition,Telegraphic

Bentley’s, Code

The Land, Estate Trade Mark Registrars,

China & Insurance Agents—

and Private Room

90631; Cable457,Ad:Hankow

106, Road; Teleph.

Wangtszekong

G.T. D. Yeh, managing

Y. Yuen, manager director Wang Tsze Kong, c.c.a.

A320 SHANGHAI

Hsieh Chun Poo, c.c.a. Wa Su

Chu Yoon Gi, c.c.a. is e B * s*

Accounting Department Watson & Co., A.

Pharmacy, Ltd.), Wholesale S. (The andShanghai

Retail

Wang Tszc Kong, o.C.A. Chemists and Druggists; Dealers in

Sz.e Chung Yuan | Wong Sor Fong Photographic Chemicals;

Supplies, Perfumery and

Cigars Telephs.

and Cigarettes—71,

legal Department Nanking Road; 10087 and

Nyi Chilan, iL;B'. 18849. Warehouse: Teleph. 10207;

Trade Mark Beg. Dept. Cable Ad: Dispensary

Sze Tsay Shing [Wong Tse Chien D. Mennie, managing director

Property Dept. J. S. Chisholm, director

Chen Zi'&h Yugn J, F.S. R.Hay,Barrett do.1 Miss T. Steinberg

Wang Yoon Tsze S. N. Zunn | Miss N. Volfson

Insurance Dept. Wholesale Dept. :

Simon Sze J. S. Hay, manager

Miss Mary Wang' j Sze Yoon Kao Miss K. Anderson

Wang Yuk Tai Tea Co., Retail and j Branches: 1175,

Wholesale Tea Dealers—19V, Avenue I

Foch: Teleph, 85638; Cable Ad : 30885Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

Wangtea J.Mrs.S. V.Chisholm, manager

I. Pedrickson

965, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 76272

L. L. Nemirovsky, manager

Ying kno chi hong lu kuang mao c hung se Miss B. M. Soares

Ward, Ltd., Thos. W. (Sheffield). Second, t 7j< ^ & e $

hand Machinery, Contractors Plant Chinch zung sc chi say ebony

Rails, Scrap Metals, Ships’ Engines,

Pirnips, etc.—34. Museum Road: Watson’s Mineral Water Co., Manu-

Teleph. 18557; P.O. Box 425; Cable facturers of Aerated Waters and

Ad : Wardsman Machine-made Ice — Town Office:

Eagle and Globe, Steel Co.. Ld., 327, Kiangse

managers

T. O. Wang,for Hongkong

clerk and China Factory: 420, Road;

WaysideTeleph

Road; 19440:

Tel.

50486; Cable Ad : Popwater

Wardonia

Teleph.19404 Agency -33, Szechuan Road; ! j|| ()|| Way Toong

Wattie A: Co., Ltd., J.A., Financial

Waken Trading Co., linpoiters and ; and General Agents; also at London,

Exporters—Lane

Teleph. 32! 11; Cable 63, Ad: burgh Rd.; j Soerabaya—93,

38 MyWaren Canton Road; Tels.

16640 & 10756 ; P.O. Box 566; Cable

Ad: Wavito

Warner

facturing

Jnc. William(Established Welch, director

1856)—668,

Pharmaceutists

Szechuen Road: P.O. Box | Fitzwilliams.do.director!

C.W.C.E.L.Murphy, do. London) do.

1830;

pill. Teleph.

Head 15185-6;

Office: 113, Cable

West Ad:

18th Quick-

Street,

New York v. Levy

F. C. Cleary, mgr. Miss L. Nesvadba

•J.Miss

S. Clark,

Carnavaro,asst. mgr.

secty. Way Chong & Co., Hardware Mer-

Miss

T. D. N.Toong,Shoolepova,

Chineseadet.

mgr. chants and General Contractors—

109, Kweichow Road; Teleph. 93795

Wa'Ierlow & Sons, Limited - 97, .linker Way Tai and

Materials & Co., Importers

Exporters of Strawof Hats

Hat

Road; Thro pin i6591 —190, Peking Road ; Teleph. 13730; P.O.

R. E. Francis, agent Box 1797; Cable Ad: Tahsan

S.C. F.Y. Mend

Chen,R.Chinese manager L. S. Young, general mgr.

(See E. Fianeis) T. W. Chang, sub-mgr.

SHANGHAI A321

§£ J& ® - General Supreintendent—Chu Yu

Yi-sun-ziang-se-voh-hao Mei, B.SC., M.A.I.E.E.

“Wbarbkst-The Tailor,” Gentlemen’s Asst. General Superintendent—Tu

Tailor—497, Bubbling Well Road ; Chia Ching,

Junior B.sc.

Asst. Engineer—Aaron Tom,

Teleph. 33973 B.

T. S. Ling, gen. mgr. Accountancy & Clerical Depts.

Weber

Pongees andC.Silk

A., Piece

Raw Goods

Silk, Waste Silk,

Exporters PH.B., M. A.

Asst.

—8-10, Rue du Gonsulat; Telephs. 82475

and 82476; P.O. Box 1276; Cable Ad; M.A. Accountant—Chevan S. Hsu,

Caweber Western Electric Co. qf Asia—142,

Weder, August— 264, Kiangse Road; Musegrp Road; Teleph, 14263

Teleph. 12900; P.O. Box 1353; Cable Ad:

Awik Western Supply Co., Wine and Spirit

General Agent for: Merchants — 1621, Bubbling Well

Rheinmetall Typewriters, Calculating Road; Teleph. 30302

and Adding Machines, Shai.

Wei Tong Electrical Co., Engineers, Wha Tung Electrical & Engineering

Works—959, Point Road; Telephs. 53254

Contractors,

Teleph. 94955etc.—486, Chekiang Road; and 51972; Cable Ad : L558

Wentworth and Andrews, Exchange fj II iS pi Jt

and Bullion Brokers, Foreign Ex- Shang hai tsin pu chu

change Brokers — 20, Kiuking Road; Whangpoo

Teleplis._ 16527 and I'‘283; Cable Ad: toms Building, Conservancy Board—Cus-

Wentagie-Shanghai;

son’s 3rd A.B.C. 5thCodes Impr.used: Peter- (4 Lines.); P.O.TheBoxBund;

Bentleys;

Teleph. 16994

139; Cable Ads:

P.O. Box 489 Consboard or 3449

Directors—T. L. Soong

H. Lawford and Y.'Sugiyama (Absent), L.

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—51, Adviser—P. L Tirbak

Canton Road; Telephs. 16910 and Consultative Board — L. J. Davies,

16919; Cable Ad: Westlife; Code: P.Thoresen,

H. Bordwell, L. T. Yuan,

Bentley’s

Arnold Dewar, manager J. de Gapany and K.A.

W. E. Hebei, assist, manager Watanabe

T. S. Choung, cashier Engineer - in - Chief — C. P. Hsueh,

Miss M. sc. (m.i.t.) a.m. am. soc. c.e. H.

Miss D.M. A.Mooney

Cruz 1 J.A. Kondireff

K. M. Huang Secretary to Engr.-in-Chief—T.

Tong Y. S. Che :

R. J. Eiswaldt VV. Lange Inspector—

R. J. Elleder N. S. Zephyroff Typist—A. S. Ting

K. B. Hill I Enst Bowholf Technical Adviser—N. Maas, b.sc.

West of Scotland Insurance Office, Secretariat (Ellg.), A.M.f.C.E., M.I.N.A.

Ltd.—Union Building, 17, Canton (Both Boardaj

Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); Cable G. Liu, secretary

Ad : Cuaco

E. Lester Arnold, mgr. for China

G.J. M.F. Dumbarton T. Y. Tu, clerkb.s., clerk

F. Y. Chen,

Murray I Miss M. Parker H. S. Ling, clerk

A. H. Gouda Miss K. Petigura T. D. Lieu, b.a., clerk

V. de Carvalho | Miss V. Butt Accounts Dept

C.T. Tsur, accountant

g Hu-hsi-tien-lih-ku-jen-y •i-ksivn-kring-sze Y. Z. Chow, book-keeper

Y. Dong, store keeper

C.P. C.K. Chang,

Han, clerk

clerk

Western District Power Co. of Y. N. Nyung, clerk

| Shanghai, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—General C.Y. S.K.Mac, clerk

Office; 1*1, Nanking

11010; P.O. Box 404 Road; Telephone Sun, clerk

A322 SHANGHAI

I). L. Ting, assist, store-keeper Whan&poo Ferry Service (Proprietors:

H. Z. Chow, assist, store keeper G.FerryE. Marden & Co., Ltd.),

Boat Owners, SteamLaunch and

and Motor

Y. S. Lee, assist, store-keeper

Dredging Dept. Launches for Hire—Customs

125, Hankow Road; Telephs. 11000 and Jetty and

W. Smith, M.I.X.A., A.M.I.MECH.E., 12321 (Jetty); Cable Ad: Marden

dredging engr. G.H. E.E. Marden, rang.

Arnhold, dir. dir.

It. Macfarlang, m.i.n.a., m.i.e.s., F.V. R.K. Davey, do.

mech supt. song, do.

J. Stevenson, assist, workshop supt. W. J. Hawking, mgr.

C. H. Chu, b. sc., mech. eng. V. J. Song, asst. mgr.

assist., Grade II

T. K. Kwok, b. sc., mech. eng. R Manly-Allatt, off. mgr.

T. assist., Grade IIb. sc., mech. eng.

S. Chang,

K.assist,

P. Woo,Grade

mech.IIIeng. assist., Grade Whang Poo Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.*

Lighterage—120, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

III 11284 (3 Lines); Cable Ad: Lighterage

P. K.Law, workshop foreman C.T. M. B. V.Nee,Golding,

F.S. I.C. Chang, clerk

Feng, draftsman directordirector

C. Hang., a.m.i.n.a., ship Managers-.

S. draftsman

V. S. Chen, clerk James Magill & Co., Ltd.

Y. F. Char, time-keeper ^ ^ t Way Teh Foong

P.F. S.C. Yang, tracer

Woo, tracer Wheelock & Co., Ltd., Ship,

S. T. Dong, time-keeper Freight, Coal and General Brokers,

Constr. Dept. Secretaries, Agents and Managers—

Y. Wang, b. sc., constr. engr. 2-3, Quai de France; Teleph. 82090;

Noni Liu, c.E., assist, constr. engr. P.O. Box 963; Cable Ad: Wheelock

K. Jarldane, supt. of works G. E. Marden, chairman

It. S. Jorgensen, assist, supt. of Directors—V. K. Song, O. G. Steen,

M.works Y. Kwauk, jr. eng. assist. W.Ellis

W.

Hayim and H. E. Arnhold

J.J. Hawkings,

Hawkins secretary

C.K. C.H. Yeng,

Wu, jr.

b. eng.

sc., jr. assist.

eng. assist. G. N. Courtney

N. S. Koon. overseer A. H.

H. W. Keep Gordon

H. S. Yeh, overseer Mrs. R. Goldenberg

K

Kau, tracer

clerk Mrs. B. Jacob

K. Y. Kong, clerk Secretaries of :

T. K. Kong, clerk Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

Gen Survey Dept. G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd.

China Ship Breakers Ltd.

.Y.1. F.K.Share, surveyor Metal Industries of China, Ltd.

Chen, jr. surv. assist.

L. C. Hong, jr. surv. assist. Fung Ping

T. P. Chieu, draftsman White & Co., Ltd., W. A., Merchants

C.Y. T.C. Yangy surv.

Chang, tracer clerk and Commission, Land, EstateRoad;

and

Hydrometric Survey Dept. Insurance Agents—81, Jinkee

Teleph.

W. 11549; Cable Ad: Whitecold

Z. W. Chang, hydrographer

S. C. King, asst, hydrographer JohnA. L.White, Wade,director

do.

H. Hsu, jr. surv. assist. A.B. J.A Marinitch

Sequeira Chow Tsze San

P. T. Zing, jr. surv. assist. .

S. P. Chu, draftsman

P. VY. Zing, tracer T.Hanpin

S. VeeY. Chow Chuck Liu TsayMenYueTu

T. H. Jiu, tracer K. S. Long

Gong Lui Y uan Loh Kin Sung YuenKaoDing

Y. Yang, tracer Agents:

Chinese Secty.—T. W. Kwok, m.a. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

SHANGHAI A323

/it + ^ Lo Chung Yung Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark, Varnish,

White

England&

Manufac-

Sze-

Brokers—45,

13510(5 Lines);Kiukiang

Cable AdRoad; Telephs. chuen Road;

: Whyteleaf P.O. Box 961; Teleph.

Harry Owen White, partner 1954 ); Cable Ad: Grahamite; c/o Dod-

Aug. Victor White, do. well & Co- Ld.,

Hongkong; Tel.Hongkong

28021 ; Bank

CableBldg.,

Ad:

H. Aug.Shibbeth,

Meyer White, do.

do. Myotomy

R. Morgan H. W. Maxted, mgr. in tlie.Far

J. T. Hegarty, mgr. for Slianghai East

V. Cooke A. G. Howe (Tientsin)

C. V. Wong • E.N, W. Loveless (Hongkong).,

White, White & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road; L. Evans

Teleph. 13150; Cable Ad: Whitewhite A. Gotftied, accountant

H. (). White, partner

A. V. White, do. A.M.,S.GotRead

fried I| I.A. Dobrenky

R. Turner

H. A. White, do. J. Smith Miss B. Reynolds

Harold S. Peake, mgr. J. Read j Mrs. D. Beatty

(Hongkong; | Miss M. Burgess

H. C. Woo, compradore

w & £1 % Way Lo° Kun'J Sze $1 lens?

£ eH ± ahukIS #

Whiteaway, Laidlaw A Co., Ltd.,

Drapers, Tailors

Dealers, Furnishers, and Shoe Williams’11A iMedicine

Boot Outfitters

and General

shan yat

Co., Dr.—451, Ki-

-98, Nanking Road, Corner of Szechuen attgsb Road ; Teleph. 125*21; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 19494 (For All Depart- Fulford (.See G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd.)

ments); P.O. Box 152

W.

L. C.J. Sung,

Ward,chief

manager

clerk

T. E. Block Miss M. Dnnn ts m m k m

D. S. Edmunds Mrs. A. Silva _ William’s Studio, Specialists in Art

E.A. H.Stephenson M rs.Clara'dij Silva Portraits, Wedding Pictures and Com-

Turner Miss L. Shouin mercial Photography—126, Bubbling

W. A. Richard- Miss F. Sayce Well

95 1).56K.RoadWong,

(Next Park Hotel); Teleph.

son Miss E.

W. C. Loynes Mrs. A. Pet.off KornilofF manager

Mme. Lucienne Miss (). Orloff n & m m m m

Bourdeau Miss J. Rozario

A.C. Chang

Fating Miss F. Ferguson Willow Liu-in-ym-suh-kung-sze

Pattern Press, Printers — 117,

Miss N. Stakios Hongkong Road; Teleph. 11655

Von Lange MissRojdestvisky

G.K. F.Bakhsh Millington, Ltd., proprietors

Bochantzoff Mrs. Miss A.A. Lapin

Kolott H. A. Fandry, genei al manager

Lt A. Harrap, sales manager

J. Rozario Miss C. Pintos

V. Sangaland Miss V. Baranoff S. A. Ginzburg, salesman

A. Shestakoff Miss V. Dobro- Bernard A. Shaw, Chinese mgr.

Miss N. Dunn v id off J. Chu, chief clerk

1 + 0 Sing Chung Yung Wing Kong & Co.—986-8, Bubbling Well

Whitsons, Limited, Importers and Manu- Road; Teleph. 31943

facturers’ Representatives—209,

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10227; P.O. Wing Yuen On Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. (In-

Box 1153; Cable Ad: Angloese; Codes: C'-rporated in Hongkong), Universal

Providers—635, Nanking RoadjTelephs.

A.B.C. 5th End., Acme, Bentleys, Scho- 95656 (All Depts.), 90030 (Provisions

fields Electric, Universal Trade, Western Dept.),

Union

F. J. Brand, managing director Hongkew94676 (Bank),

Branch); 42115567;(Bank,

P.O. Box Cable

W. S. Lonborg, director Ad:J. G.Wingon

Lock, managing director

L. A. Brand | C. H. Yiu William Cockson, do.

L. O. Kwok, do.

Wild Shoe Co. — 280, Kiangse Rood: L. S. Kwok, chief managei

Teleph. 11995; P.O. Box 982 Edmund Lock, sub-manager

A»24 SHANGHAI

A (tents fm". Sales Dept.:

Somervell Brothers, D. V. Char, sales mgr.

England (“K” Shoes)Ltd., Kendal, J. L. Friend

The FJorsheim Shoe Co., Chicago, World Auxiliary Insurance Corpora- i

U. S. A. (“Florsheim” Shoes)

Sparks - Withington Co., Jackson, tion, Ltd., London—113, Kiukiang

Mich., U.S.A.

Receiving (“Sparton”

Sets and Radio Road;

Refrigerators) Cable

Teleph. 12867; P.O. Box 936; |

Ad :Kreulen,

N orama gen. mgr. for the j

TheU.S.A.

Conklin Pen Co.,Fountain

Toledo, PenOhio,& R.FarA. East

(“Conklin”

Pencil)

Wei SanBrothers,

Gerard Knitting Co.,

Ltd.,Hongkong

Nottingham,

England (“Ino”& Sons, Flakes)London Yaporters

Soap Ltd., Chan (Shanghai) Co., General Im- j

P. (Scotch

D. CarnegieWhisky) Agents

An Lane,&& Rue Exporters,

Freight

de

Commission

Brokers—6,

Laguerre; Yung ji

Teleph.

TheLondonDominion TobaccoCigarettes)

(“Old Ships” Co., Ltd., 80927; Cable Ad: Yachanco; Codes

Frederick Used: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions,

Michigan,StearnsU.S.A. &(“Nyal”

Co., Detroit, Bentley’s, Acme, Private

Family Codes

Remedies & Toilet Requisites)

Wing On Textile Manufacturing Co., Yah Woh Ice and Cold Storage Co.,

Ltd.—76, 90, 93, 96, Minghong Road;

Ltd., Cotton Yarn

turers—Wing and Cloth635,

On Building, Manufac-

Nan- Teleph. 45438

king Road; Teleph. 95081. No. 1 Mill: ± #5$; UcIVfiTm

10, Lay Road, No. 2 Mill: Woosung,

No. 43 Mill:

No. 491, Markham Road, and Yamashita

Mill:Woosung shita

Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (Yama- i

Steamship Co., Ltd.), Steamship

Owners, Chartering Agents, Ship :

$ ® » oong Foo Brokers, Miners, Coal Merchants and

Wisner & Co., Merchants—185, uen Brokers 17138,

— 30, Foochow Road; Telephs.

18225 and 17003; Cable Ad: jj

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10226; P.O. Yamashita; Codes: Private, Bentley’s

Box 949; Cable Ad: Wisner Complete Phrase and Scott’s. Head ;

Wong, Dr. A. S.* Surgeon: Ear, Nose, Office: Kobe

?

Throat Specialist~882, Bubbling Well Yamato Rubber Manufacturing—No.

Road: Teleph. 3555b 21,

10680Lane, 126, Szechuen Road; Teleph. j

Woo Ho Weaving Factory-

shing Road; Telephs. 51274 and 51588 1013, Wha-

ff # n it ? m

Yangtze Import Co., The, Chemicals, j

# IE $ Chen-kee.-wati-hong Drugs, Patent Medicine, Perfu-

Woo, Young233, C.- Nanking;

Room 204, Teleph.

S.A. Hardoon meries, Stationaries, Sundries (Im- |

Building, 11828; port Ar Export)— 12, Rue de Consulat; ;j

P.O.Young

Box C.1154;Woo,Cable Ad: Youcwo

manager Teleph. 81780

W. Y. Zee, assistant N.O.N. S.Raihel, proprietor

Goldberg, manager

Woodcraft 'Works, Ltd., Timber Mer- 3! £ ? *§

chants, Manufacturers of Shooks, Tea Yangtsze Insurance Association, Yang Tsze Kno, Sze

Chests, Specialists in ■ Veneer, Doors, The (Marine, Fire, Automobile, Ltd., Ho- j

Flooring and Parquets—19, Central usenold), Trustee and Executorship—

Arcade;

Mill: Telephs.

4251, Kwong 13120-13129.

Foh Road, Saw Yangtsze Insurance Building, 26, The ]i

Near

Jessfield Park; Teleph. Chapei 41913 Bund;

Yangtsze Teleph. 12981; Cable TAd:

E. A.F. Aug-Chen,

Toeg, dir. and gen. mgr.

director R. W. Whittall, acting general |

Z. A. Abkin, mgr. manager

J. F. Chetvernia, factory, mgr. Yangtsze Transport Corporation— I

M.E.I. A.Veinerman, acct.

Toeg I J. Jacob 163, Canton Road; Teleph. 14151

SHANGHAI A325

Jf Ou Sing Piece Goods — 349, Ningpo Road

Yannoulatos Bros. (China), China Teleph. 93195; P.O. Box 1472; Cable

Produce and Shipping—55, Yuen Ad:S. N.Yienkong Yen, proprietor

Ming Yuen Boad: Teleph. 10212; C.H. F.C. Wang, manager

Cable Ad: Onneyboos Hsu, assist, mgr.

P. P. Yannoulatos, director (S’hai) E.T. Y.T. Yen, acct.

E P. Yannoulatos, do. (London) Yuan | T. H. Yang

N. P. Yannoulatos, do. (Athens)

G. Stametelatos Yokohama Specie Bank—(See Banks)

S. P. Chow

Miss B. Costa

ft ft ft fa 1$ M

Yates, Thomas Moore (Member of the May shon yok ko yang hong

Stock Exchange), Share Broker — 16, York Shipley Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.,

Central Road; Telephs. 11400 (Office) & Ice making, Refrigeration

70749 (Residence) conditioning—81, JinkeeRoad,and Air-

Telephs;

11450 and 11459; Cable Ad: Yorshipli.

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Head Codes: Acme and Bentley’s. Also New

Office: 175, Soochow

13482 ; Cable Road; Telepb. York and London

Ad : Powhattan

Directors — R. H. Ball, A. Bassett, C. B. Morrison,

J. Carr, gen. mgr.

asst, manager

E. H. Blandy, L. G. Cousins, P. S. C.T.H. Ma, do.

Grant, C. E. Harber, F.

ham, Brig.-Gen. E. B. Macnaghten,J. Hook-

Y. Z. Chu, accountant

c.m.g., d.s.o., R. J. E. Price, E. S. Agencies:

Savage, Shen

Tiencken and T.Cheng Shih, H. Y.

J. Whitaker York Ice Machinery Corporation

Secretary—C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s. Dayton Rubber Mfg., Co.

Asst. Secretary—K. McKel vie

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Yinfdsong yih shing pow a Mffi &

shien kung sze

—Head Office:; Cable

Teleph. 13482 175, AdSoochow

: PowhattanRoad; Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. (China

Directors—A. Bassett, E. H. Blandy, Branch), All Classes of Insurance-^

Hongkong & Shanghai

W. S. Bungey, W. B. Christian, ! 12" The Bund; Teleph. 11773; Cable Bank Bldg.,

L. G. Cousin, C. E. Harber, A. S. Yorkshire Ad:

Kent, Brig.-Gen. E. B. Macnaghten,

c.m.g., D.s.o., C. C. Newson, S.- 0.. H. E. Wright, manager (Absent)

Peacock, R. J. E. Price, E. S. Savage, D. L. N.Davey,'Acting

Miss Cruz manager

Shen ChengandShih.

Tiencken R. R.J. Smith,

M. St. Walsh H. Y. ' S. C. Zee, acting Compradot e

Secretary—O.'C. Newson, r.c.i.s.. '

Asst. Secretary—K. McKelvie . Yoshida & Co., General Merchants—24,

Siking Road; Telephs. 10995 and 19193,

fu ^ m % ‘i& Cable Ad: Yoshida

Vi-sun-ziqny-nee-hao

Yi Sun Ziang Co., Woollen and Young 276,

Bros. Banking Corporation—

Kiukiang

Worsted Merchants—497,

Well Road; Teleph. 33973 . Bubbling and 91095; CableRoad;

Ad: Telephs. 91091

Yangbrosbk.

T. S. Ling, gen. mgr. W. N. Jen, manager

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—(tfee Young GeneralMen’s Trading Museum

Merchants—34, Corporation,

Road;

Banks) Teleph. 18326, 19514

Yien-kony-hwa-hung Ife J§| Young Men’s Christian Association

Yienkong Co., Importers of Cotton and —(See Associations and Societies)

Woollen Piece Goods, Radio and Parts, Young Women’s Christian Association

Confectionery & Sundries. Exporters

of Furs and Skins, Liquid Tannin and —(See Associations and Societies)

A326 SHANGHAI

YuCanton

Fang Iron Sundries—101, Broadway; Teleph. 46333

Road;Mining

Teleph.Co.,14312;

Ltd.—154.

Cable (Private

Cable Exchange to All Departments);

Ad: Yufang T. A.Ad:Zee,

Zunglee

partner

YuSpinning

Fong Co., Mills (Yu Kong: T. Y. Zee, do.

Cotton Management—

Ltd )—2866, Yangtszepoo S. M. Zee | S. D. Zee

Road; Telephs. 5 022

Box 405; Cable Ad: Toyobo and 51027; P.O.

Ziang Kee BookPrinters,

Stationers, Co., Ltd.,Engravers

F., Booksellers,

and

YuRoad;

Lke Trading Co. -215,Cable

Teleph. 13010; Szechuen

Ad: Rubber Stamp Manufacturers—635,

Yuletraco Szechuen Road; Tefeph. 13:175 ; P.O.

Y. Ban, manager BoxV. 1339 Cable Ad: Ziangkee

Yue Tah Co., 'Paper Merchants, etc. V. Y.L. Fong,

Fong, managing

manager dir.

—GG41, Pakhoi R<«ad; Teleph. 91976; Zik-Ka-Wei Church—{See Churches

Cable Ad : Yutacoy and Missions)

Yuen Kee k Co., Engineers and Contrac- Zik-Ka-Wei Ignatius College—(Nec

tors—! 18-120, Rue Hue, French Conces- Educational)

sion; Teleph. 84873

Yuen Zik-Ka-Wei, Observatoirk de 'Meteoro-

Teleph.Tati40336k Co.—241-9, Av. Haig; logical, AstronomicalSeismological, Magnetic

Observatory)— >«. and

Yuen

eral Tai Metal

Iron Merchants Co. (Estab. 1913), Gen-

and Shipchandlers,

Dealers in Hardware,

Paints. India-rubber, Oils, Zik-Ka-Wei

Metals,Goods—

Asbestos

Tou Se We Orphanage—

-{See Educational)

113-9, North Honan Road:Teleph. 44009

^ Tsi Met

Yung Kop Paint & Varnish Mfg. Zimmerman Co., W. I., General Merchant,

Co., Ltd.—Factory No. 1: 900, and Manufacturers’ Representatives —

Kiangwan Road; Teleph. Chapei

42372; Factory No. 2 and Head 215, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13233;

Office: 12, Robison Road; Teleph. Cable Ad: Zimmerman

36662; P.O. Box 1732; Cable Ads: Zoong Sing Cotton Mills, Ltd.—1,

Yunkopaint or 9710 Kwong Foo Road ; Teleph. 20526

ZaMerchants

Chong Shing.— 219,Contractors

Broadway;andTeleph.

Metal

40549 Zung Foong Weaving and Dyeing

L. C. Tong, manager Works—339-43, Rue du Consulat;

Telephs. 80002, 80003 & 81241 ; Fac-

tory: 951, Tsitsihai Road; Telephs.

Zung lee no king hno

Zee k Sons, W. Z. (Established 1895), Zung Lee k Co., General Importers—182,

Merchants, Contractors and Manu- Av. Edward VII; Teleph. 13694; Cable

facturers of Metals, Hardware and Ad: Zunli

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SO O CHOW

#1 M Su-ehau

Soochow, until 1912 the capital of the province of Kiangsu, lies about 80 miles west

by water and 54 by rail and a little north of Shanghai, with which it is connected by

excellent inland water-ways. The Shanghai-Nanking Railway supplies still better

connection.

half miles andTheitscity is a from

width rectangle,

east toits west

lengthtwofromandnorth to south

a half, beingcircumference

the total three and a

being about 10 miles. It lies not far from the eastern shore of the great Taihu lake.

: Past its walls runs the southern section of the Grand Canal, which joins Hangchow to

I Chinkiang;

tion with theandnumerous

in everytownsdirection

in thespread creeks orcountry.

surrounding canals, affording

It is an easy communica-

important manu-

facturing centre, with a population of nearly 389,797 persoiis, of which number 225,843

were males and 163,954 females (according to the census taken by the Bureau of Public

t• kinds.Safety inIn1934). Its two

addi tion, chief manufactures

it sends out silk goods,arecotton,satins and

yarn,silkmatches,

embroideries

scentedoftea,

various

and

articles in iron, ivory wood, horn, and glass, and rape seed.

‘being the finest city in China,, but it was almost entirely destroyed by the rebels,of

Before the Taiping rebellion Soochow shared with Hangchow the reputation

who captured it on 25th May, 1860. Its recovery by Major (afterwards General)

Gordon on 27th Nov., 1863, was the first effective blow to the rebellion. Since that

disastrous

flourishing, period

thoughitithashas recovered itself togreatly

not yet attained and ispitch

its former onceof more populousIt and

prosperity. was

declared open to foreign trade on September

of the Japanese Treaty. The Foreign Settlement is under the southern wall26, 1896, under the provisions

of the

| city, just broad.

of a mile across the TheCanal, and ishasa strip

Government madeofa good

land carriage

about 1^road milealong

long the

andCanal

a quarter

bank

extending the whole length of the settlement and as far

, distance of five and a half miles. The care of roads has been entrusted to the Bureauas the railway station, ofa

I Construction of the Wushien Government, which, in recent years, continued to makea

1; radical improvement in construction and widening of roads especially inside the

I city.

1931, The was work on the inwidening

completed December of Parkof theRoadsame(<& year.

0 S&), Thecommenced

Kong Hongin September)

ri together

part with the adjacent Kan Chiang Fong (T if; was widened in the early

now ofhas,1934 and the Chung

in addition to those Shihroads

Chiehalready

was widened

widened,in April

about1935.15 Thus,

miles the of w'city

ell-

||and constructed

the Chu roads.

Kung The

Bridgetwo(&.wooden

& $§), bridges,

on the namely,

road thefrom

leading Gordon the Bridge

Custom ( House—at

dS Hl fS )

I the outside south-east corner of the city—to the railway station were reconstructed

II with re inforced concrete and opened to traffic in November and December 1931

I respectively. The Nan1933,Hsingat aBridge

t raffic in December, cost of(f?j $14,000.00.

Ifr W) was The reconstructed

old and and broken opened

Chingto

| Kuan Bridge (J^ % ®) at Heng Tang (f| ft) was rebuilt in December. 1933,

|LTsing jwith fundsYuan wholly

(3Ji # ig),subscribed

this bridge by being

a gentryre-named

of this TsingdistrictYuannamedBridgeMr.(W Chang

ffl fH)

Rafter its constributor. It forms an important Huh of the Soo-mu Highway

ililt

the credit of the Provincial authorities concerned that the work in August 1935.

|1!son in the

Mayconstruction

and openedoftothetraffic Soochow—Kashing

on 28th June, or1933,Soo-Kah covering Highway

a totaltvaslength

constructed

of 66.8

j (kilometres and at a cost of $700,000. Following the completion of the Soo-Kah

I[ jHighway

solely by athemotor bus service for run on this new road was Government,

inaugurated and to theoperated

[{convenience of Bureau of Construction

the travelling public. The of the

yearProvincial

1935 witnessed the completion ofgreat

tho

j8{from

j Shanghai-Wusih

Changsha to Soochow extending 40 kilometres in length. The road links line

Highway, covering a distance of 140 kilometres, with a branch up

A3 28 SOOCHOW

many

Soochow important M s and Wusih i % ($i),

towns such as Kiating H &all), Taitsang

of which( *are# ),densely

Changshupopulated

(^

and

began as early as September 1933, and work was not finished until was

possess rich agricultural products. Construction of this road Au-

gust, costing about $1,700,000. A new Ching Fan Highway ^ jft) named

after the local ancient scholar and stateman Fan Uhung-yen

in September, 1933, connecting the Tien Ping Hills ^ pj) with the Lin An Hills (jft ft' fig), was constructed

(15 Ht Ul),

hills. The thus providing much

Soochow-Hashing facility to thea distance

excursionists

of 75 tokilometres,

these twowasfamous

pleted and formally opened toRailway

traffic incovering

July. The construction of the Chung com-

Shan

Memorial Hall (T ill IE ^7 was consummated in April, 1934, costing $40,000.00

amagnificent

sum which was totallyandcontributed bythethemidst

citizens ofYuan

the Miao

local K’uan

community. 11),It isthea

commercial building

centre of thesituated

city. Ainnew Y.M.C.A. of the

building was opened (tcin December,

1921. The Chinese and missionary schools date back to 1900. The Soochow Domestic

Produceday

Year’s Company,

in 1931, situated

a new cityin gate

the centre

namedof“ the ChincityMen”

was <<£opened in 1936. the

Pf), replacing On Hsin

New

Chang Men and a little to the south 6 of it, was opened to traffic. Another new

city gate called “Hsiang M6n” ( *ff p ! ) was completed in 1936. The city of

Soochow has thus, in addition to the newly built “Ping Men” ( ^ ) “Hsiang

Men” (PI ), nine city-gates, instead of six city gates as it had before. Recent

years witnessed the growth of a great many modern banking institutions.

Branch offices of Chinese modern banks established in this city and opened to

business lately were the Ching Ch’eng Bank ( 1$ $1 ff ) ; The Shanghai

Commercial and Savings Bank ??); The Chinese Manu-

facturers’ Bank The Peasants Bank ( ft JS $1 fr ); The

Oriental Bank ( 13? $1 ff ); The National Industrial Bank of China

(Ip S H ^ ?r); and The China South Sea Bank («l> H ft).

Trade in 1937

The

aShanghai, trade

heavy blow of Soochow

in the continued

outbreak go be prosperous until August, when it receivedof

which almost totallyof stopped

Sino-Japanese hostilities

traffic between in the and

Soochow neighbourhood

other treaty

ports. As it was, due to the unusually large importations of certain categories of

foreign

slightly exceeded that of the previous year, as may be seen from the followingimports

goods from abroad in the beginning of the year, the value of foreign value

statistics: direct importations

year; coastwise foreign imports, $4.7 million

of Chinese as against $1.8

merchandise, $4.4 million

million inas the previous

against $2.6

million; and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce, $247,000 as against $314,000.

The principal imports were, as usual, sugar, artificial silk yarn,

5t is remarkable that, though the import trade was interrupted in August, only sugar and petroleum oils.

suffered ainslight

quintals 1937 anddecline as compared

138,882 quintals inwith 1936,thewhereas

previoustheyear,

rest the

of thefigures beingimports

principal 104,629

all exhibited some increase. 466,477 kilogrammes of artificial silk yarn was recorded

as against 414,493 kilogrammes in 1936, the increase being accounted for by the

growth

as well asof the

the silk-weaving

Government’sindustry

effectiveinmeasures

the districtforduring the earlierofpart

the prevention of the year

smuggling by

rail and other means of transportation. As regards kerosene oil

quantity of 13,511,137 litres arrived as compared with 12,160 572 litres in the previousand gasolene, a total

year. The tea season was better than usual, but the quantity exported during the

year was only 1,596 quintals as against 2,142 quintals in 1936, due to the fact that

hostilities broke out before the major part of the stocks were shipped to other ports.

The district’sin industry

operations in general

the area and suffered

will require somea time

severeto set-back as a peace

recover after resultreigns

of military

again.

The

which had just been completed during the previous year, were widely utilisedsome

S loehow-Kashing Railway and the numerous highways in the district, for theof

purpose of military transportation.

SOOCHOW—CHINKIANG

DIRECTORY

w & m Sung Kung fVei Ja $ i! & # *

American

Amchumiss Church Mission — Cable Ad: Post Office

Miss First Class Postmaster—Wong Chi-

Rev. F.E. M. A. Cartwright

A. Cox and wife sheng, deputy postal Commissioner

Miss A. B. Jordan

Rev. H. A. McNulty and wife

Mr, Soochow Brick and Tile Co.

Mrs.D.W.C.H.PostonStandring J. A. Snell, president

Victor Chang, manager

$ m 35.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), ^ woo&ta hckm

Ltd.—Telenh. 357: Cable Ad: Doric Tung

,' C. Wool house, manager Soochow University (Incorporated

C. H. W. Robertson. under the laws of the States of

Tennessee, U.iS.A., 1900) (Register-

m m w m edAugust,

with 1929)—

Nationalist Government,

Soo Chow Hai Kwnn Tien Sse Tsang

Customs, Chinese Maritime

Acting Comr.—Chen Tso-ehiv

^ |J| ,Vfei Foo

Laura Haygood Normal School—House Standard-Vacuum

Standvac

Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

231,Miss137,A.Edinburgh

E. BradshawRoad, Shanghai Daniel Ho, in-charge

Miss Kate B. Hackney K. Y. Tan, assistant

Miss Nina Troy

Miss Ethel

Miss Mary Winn Bost Tung

Street;WooCableDispensary—West

Ad: Tungwo Central,

CHINKIANG

jX Mi Chin-kiang

The port of Chinkiang, which

situated on the south bank of the Yangtsze was openedRiver,

to trade

aboutby150themiles

Treatyfrom

of Tientsin,

its mouth,is

and near the entrances of the southern and northern sections of the Grand Canal.

Formerly this position gave it great importance, and it was at one time believed

that thetheinland

oftraffic port must eventually become aofserious rivalCanal,

to Shanghai, but thetoneglect

for somewaterways, and especially

months during each year, the Grand

either because the which

wateris closed stean,

is too shallow'

or because the wash from launches during the high water season would injure the

embankments, is causing the trade to be diverted to Pukow, Tsingtao

hsien. A further reason for the decline in importance of the port is the silting up ofand Nantung-

the harbour.

slowly, and twThe Chenjenchow

o additional spits,Spit

one tostretching

the west north-

of the west

harbour

fromcontinues

ConsulartoBluff

increase

and

one stretching north-west from Silver Island Bluff, are now forming.

Chinkiang is one of the pleasantest ports on the river. It is now within five

hours railway

promptly, whilejourney of Shanghai,

the Shanghai papers arewhich, enablesthenecessities

received to be delivered

same afternoon The sur

rounding country is very pretty and contains fair shooting. Road development is

proceeding apace and motor cars are steadily increasing in numbers.

A33) CHINKIANG

The former British Concession was formally handed over to China on 15th

asNovember,

electric light1929, and

and waterworks

all undertakingsplants,ofhave

the former

been taken British

overMunicipal

by Chinese Council, such |;

companies

who now supply the concession with electric,power and water from their installations

in the city.

The work of toad cdhsttuction at Chipkiang and its suburban places was j

done very satisfactorily, though it has been carried on slowly and steadily :

ever since the removal of the Kiangsu Provincial Capital to this port in 1928. j

The Chung Shan ftoad which occupies the former city centre is available foril

motor traffic from the West Gate Railway Station in the west to. the various j

highways in the east. The Chung Cheng Road is also available for motor \

traffic, commending from the water front of the Yangtze River rear the Pai Ku I

Shan and terminating at the South Gate Railway Station, thus linking up the 1

various highways in the south. The work of the east section of the Chung Hua |

Road between the Shih Fp Chiao and the Chung Cheng Road has not yet been ;j

started. A new road named Pao T’a Road crossing the West Gate main street i

from the Chung Hua Road in the north to the Pao Kai Road in the south, has :

just been completed and this is considered as a pivot between the city of I

Chinkiang and its business centre outside the West Gate. Bus roads are now

radiated to various places such as Chuyung, Tangyang, Kintan, Liyang and [

Kiangyin. It is worthy of note that a Provincial Observatory has been built1

on the Pei Ku Shan towards the end of 1934 for meteorological purposes.

Trade in 1937

The trade of Chinkiang for 1937 showed a general increase during the first seven j

months, but began to be very adversely afflicted on the outbreak of Sino-Japanese i

hostilities. Customs value statistics for the year under review were as follows :j

direct foreign imports,'$7.2 million as compared with $7.1 million during 1936; coast-'

wise importation

exports, of Chinese

neligible being confinedproduce,

only to$8.6sundries

millionsent as against

abroad $7.6 millionpost;

by parcel ; direct!

and 1

coastwise exportations of Chinese merchandise, $15.5 million as compared with $5.3;

million. Sugar and kerosene oil were, as in the previous year, the principal direct]

imports,

38,389,085thelitres former with a quantity

as compared of 122,127

with 132,390 quintals

quintals and the latter

and 42,542,109 litresa respectively]

quantity of

for 1936. These lower figures are accounted for by the interruption of trade due to]1

the

ChinaSino-Japanese

witnessed anhostilities

increase inin importation,

the latter partbutof itsthecomsumption

year. Coal from was notFrench Indo-

so general

as native produce

considerable of cheaper

decline, price but

being 44,601 of equal

quintals only quality.

as againstNative

67,424sugar exhibited

quintals for the!a

preceding year, due to heavy importations of foreign sugar during the first two|

quarters of the year. The coastwise of wheat amounted to 256,725 quintals as compared

with 323,443 quintals for 1936, showing a decrease of 66,718 quintals, attributable to>

the

tionfall

for tothisthearticle.

JapaneseTheforces

greatof Tientsin,

advance which

shownwas the aggregate

in the principal port

valueofofconsump-’

Chinese*

produce exported coastwise was due to the fact that a large quantity of machinery,

cottonthrough

junk textile goods, andCanal

cottonand yarnitswastributaries

imported frominto Chinkiang incentres

September,by

Shanghai, Soochow, Wusih,, and Changchow for re-exportation by steamer to .up-as

ihe Grand industrial such

river ports for safety. Upon interruption of the Shanghai—Nanking Railway and

the Yangtze

the severanceatofKiangyin,

direct riverChinkiang

communication

became with Shanghaiport

an important by the booms

for the laid across

transhipment)

ofShanghai

cargo toarea andreached

from up-river ports. At the end of September, when

its climax and it also became too dangerous to ship cargo fighting in the

by

native craft ofthrough

north bank the Soochow

the Yangtze, goods Creek, use wasports

from up-river madecarried

of thebyGrand Canal onof the

the steamers the

two leading British shipping companies, Messrs. Butterfield & Swire and Messrs;

Jardine, Matheson

the riverreshipped & Co.,below

some 30 tomiles beingChinkiang,

transhippedconveyed

at Kowan,bya junk place toon Nantungchow

the north bankanaloi

thence Shanghai by steamer. Vice versa,

were discharged at Nantungchow and thence shipped by junk to Kowan goods shipped fromtoShanghai

be there

reloaded into steamers for up-river ports. A shortage of tonnage was badly felt in

the latter part

Goverment forces.of the year owing to the commandeering of Chinese steamers by

< HINKIANG—NANKING A 331

DIRECTORY

f % & m mm li iL ^ Chin. Kiang Kwan

Mei kwoik nan chang lao wei Customs,

American ActingChinese Maritime— J. Ohrn-

Commissioner-

South - Presbyterian Mission, berger

S. C. Farrior and Wife E

J.C. B.H. Woods,

Smith and Wifeand Wife

Jr., m.d. ft fu

Jardine,Matheson &Co.,Ltd., Merchants

Miss C. A. Dunlap, R. N. and Steamship Agents—Cable Ad:

Mrs. iTha H. Paxtdn Inchcoy

^ Sl a Yau Wai Shun, agent

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric Post Office—

Bank of China—Cable Ad: 6892 Deputy Postal Commissioner — Pao

Yung

British Consulate — ("Administered by Mei Foo

H.M. Consul in Nanking) Standard

ft -k Tai 1(00 135 (Office)Vacuum Oil Co. — Telephs.

afid 116 (Installation); Cable

Butterfield k Swire (John Swire k Ad: Standvac

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants Cable Ad : Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

Swire

S. P Chow Cable Ad: Texaco

Chen Moo Shin

YANKING

s a Kidng-ning

the The city ofowestheitsEmpire,

capital present the

name,last “Southern

occasion capital,”

the toatremoval

havingthere

been many

of thetimes

of Government in 1927, being in the Ming beforedynasty the commencement Seatof

the

the prefecture of Kiang Ning, and the seat of government for the provinces groupedof

15th century. Nanking is also known as Kiang Ning Fu, being the chief city

under the designation of Kiang Nan. Besides Kiang Ning Fu, an elegant Chinese

name commonly used is Kin Ling or “golden mound.” From the 5th or 6th century

initB.C.was

theto French

the present

Treatythere

not formally

has been

of 1858

opened as oneaMay,

until

walled

of the1899.city at thisports

Yangtze place.to beNanking

In July, 1915, opened the

Pukow,

was specified

to trade, but

southern

terminusto offoreign

opened the Tientsin-Pukow

trade as a branch Railway

office of(lying across theCustoms.

the Nanking river from Nanking), was

? and Nanking

193 by railis situated

or 215 byon water

the southfrombank of the Yangtsze,

Shanghai. From the45river mileslittle

beyond

can Chinkiang

be seen of

it except the long line of lofty grey brick walls which encircles it. The walls have an

elevation varying from 40 to 90 feet, are from 20 to 40 feet in

in circumference. They enclose a va,st area, a large part of which, still remains undeve- thickness, and 22 mile

loped and includes\spme pretty hilly coyhjtry. The busiest portion lies towards

the south and west, and is ..several miles from the banks of the fiver. Whatever of

' architectural

to a ruinous conditionbeauty orat importance

or before its belonged

occupationto byNanking

the Taiping perished or wasThereduced

rebels. world

famous Porcelain .To^er, the most beaufiful pagoda in China,_ was ^completely

destroyed

thatcity. during

was once this period of its history, and now nothing remains of the structure

the The the glory ofmausoleum

celebrated Nanking. ofItthestood outsideHung

Emperor the walls on the south

Wu, founder of thesideMingof

A332 NANKING

dynasty (who died in 1398), with other tombs and monuments, known as the Ming

Tombs, is just outside the eastern walls. There are many other interesting ruins in or

near the city, including the remains of Hung Wu’s Palace. Nanking was first brought

into notice ameng Europeans in 1842, in which year the first British Treaty with

China was signed here. During the Taiping rebellion no place suflered more. It was

first

ablow taken bysiege

prolonged assault

was byrecaptured

the Taipings

by theonImperial

the ! 9thforces

March, 1853, andJuly, after1864,

sustaining

to the rebels. Although Nanking has recoveredontothea 19th small extent a fatal

from the |

prostration which attended its ill-treatment during the Taiping rebellion, it has never

yet attained

existprobably any commercial

in the neighbourhood importance, but both coal and iron mines are known to !

will become a greatand must eventually

manufacturing centre.be worked, in which case Nanking ;

The Naval College, a large pile of buildings, was opened in 1890. It was closed j

during the Revolution, but has since been re-opened. Later, it was again closed and

the buildings now form the admiralty. The Nanking (Ginleng) -University was

isfounded

now aninimposing

1888 by the

andCentral China Mission

well-appointed school, ofwith

theaMethodist

roll of 500 Episcopal Church,is also

scholars. There and

a women’s College. In December 1923, a large quadrangle of the National South-

Eastern University was destroyed bv fire, the damage being estimated at $300,000. I

The library, containing 3,000 English and 30,000 Chinese books, was almost a total loss.

The Arsenal and Powder Mills, for many years in the charge of foreigners, are now

entrusted

macadamized to road

nativehasdirection.

been builtThey

from are situated landing

the steamer just outside the SouththeGate.

clear through city toA

the Tung Tsi Gate in the south wall,la distance of eight miles, and

in other parts of the city have been added during the last few years. A noticeable many similar roads |

improvement to communication between the centre of the city

construction of the Chungshan highway, the opening of which in 1929 greatly and Hsiakwan was the ;:

facilitated traffic and has given an impetus to motor transportation. Many new roads '

are

haveplanned inside the

been erected, or City,

are inwhere

coursesince it becamenotably

of erection: the Capital. Many fine

the ministries buildings

of Railways,

Communications. Justice, and a new Foreign office. Outside the City, Motor roads now

join the Capital both with Hangchow & Wuhu.

British and American Consulates were opened in 1900, and since then a

Japanese and French Consulates have also beenestablished. Most oi the Legations |

also have established sub-Legations here.

Nanking was the scene of much fighting in the revolutionary compaign

during October and November, 1911. The whole city was occupied by the

revolutionaries in the early days of December, the Tartar City was sacked

and burnt, and Nanking became the seat of the. Provisional Government

with Dr. Sun Yat-sen as President. Here the Republican Constitution was

drawn up and promulgated, and the Revolutionary leaders sought to make Nanking

the capital of the Republic. In July, 1913, a military outbreak occurred which i

rapidly developed into an armed rebellion against the Central Government, and from

the

All 15th August untilwasthe burnt,

of Hsia-knan 1st September the city was

and Nanking was under

looted.a severe

The citybombardment.

was made ,

the seat of government hy the Nationalists in 1927. The great event of 192©

was the burial of Dr. Sun Yat tSep in a magnificent mausoleum, specially con- j

structed for the body of the great leader on a slope of the Purple Mountain.

In 1931 the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park was developed by the construction i

of sports grounds, a stadium and a swimming pool.

Trade in 1937

Although still affected somewhat by the gloom and uncertainty emanating I

trom the Sian revolt, which characterised the closing weeks of the previous ’

year, trade prospects at Nanking, at the commencement of the period under i1

review, can rarely have been brighter, and for the first half of the year each r

succeeding month engendered hopes of still greater development and prosperity. ,

Harvest reports were excellent, the weather seasonable, and no difficulty was i

found in financing crops. These conditions prevailed till the early part of I

July, when the political situation in the North and the possibility of repet-

missions in the Yangtze Valley, introduced an undercurrent of nerverousness

NANKING A333

and unrest. A general exodus of civilians commenced, and, with the outbreak

of hostilities at Shanghai, the laying of a barrage on the 12th August across

the river near Kiangyin, and the virtual suspension of railway traffic except

tor military purposes, movements of native and foreign cargo, both by water

and rail between Nanking and coastal ports and abroad, for the time being

entirely ceased. Considerable activity, however, prevailed between Nanking

and up-river ports, all vessels being crowded with passengers. Towards the

end of October communication by water with Shanghai was re-established on

a small scale, passengers and cargo being conveyed by steamer from Shanghai

to Tungchow, thence by canal to Kowan, from where the journey up river was

resumed by steamer. With the gradual approach of hostile forces, instruc-

tions were issued for the removal to up-river ports of all Government offices,

institutions, banks, and other official and semi-official organisations; shops

closed their doors, and by the 27th November the city presented a desolate

and deserted appearance. The greater portion of Hsiakwan was destroyed by

fire on the 9th and 10th December, and with the nearer approach of enemy

troops, the few remaining civilian and mercantile members of the community

and their staffs, with the exception of those, who elected to stay in the “special

area” inside the city, sought, shelter on British and American merchant

vessels which were concentrated some 3 miles up river. Japanese troops

reached Nanking on the 12th December, and from then on to the close of the

year the port remained under military occupation and closed; to all oommer

cial transactions with large tracts of the hinterland devastated and laid

_ waste, wharves and pontoons wrecked or destroyed by fire, any speculation

as to the possibilities of trade returning to normalcy would appear inappro-

priate. At no time of the year were fears of floods seriously entertained,

but the river was slow in falling and abnormally high water-marks were

being recorded during the whole of the latter part of the year.

Under such conditions any close analysis of trade statistics or comparison

with those of previous years must be misleading, but it is possibly worthy of

note that the total revenue collection, expressed in standard dollars constituted

a record Importations ('including withdrawals from bond) of gasolene and

kerosene, more than held their own, while arrivals of sugar during the first

eight months of the year approximated closely the figures for the previous

year’s total. Direct exportations abroad were valued at St. $1,194,969, a de

crease of $477,079, mainly due to lack of rolling-stock on the Tientsin-Pukow

Kailway compelling shipments of Chunghsing coal to be diverted to Lienyun

chiang, on the Lung-Hai Railway Further shipments of frozen eggs and

egg products, poultry, and gave every indication of the likelihood of greater

expansion, and it is probable that but for the intervention of hostilities

material, development would have eventuated.

The coastwise trade of the port, totalling importations of Chinese pro-

oluce valued respectively at $5.6 million and $11.4 million as against $8.3

million and $13.8 million, was fa)- from encouraging.

Among other items of local interest were the amalgamation of the elec

trictiy works at Nanking and Ch’ishuyen—the twin electricity enterprises

formerly controlled by the National Reconstruction Commission—into the

Yangtze Electricity Company, the linbing-up of the City Railway with the

Kiangnan Railway, the introduction of the "Capital Express” service, which

reduced the journey between Shanghai and the metropolis to under five hours,

the completion of a wide range of long-distance telephones, and the inaugura-

tion of a bus service from Nanking to places as far afield as Yunnanfu. As

predicted ip the last report, the first of the year saw considerable strides in

the operation of the ammonia and acid plant of the Yungli Chemical Indus-

tries, Limited, who began marketing the products, sulphate of ammonia

finding a ready demand southern coastal ports, and, to a lesser extent, in

those up-river districts using Hankow as a distributing centre.

A334 NANKING

DIRECTORY

iik IW 55 4«’ Engineers & Contractors—33, Chung

Asiatic Petroleum32141 t

Ltd.-Telephs. & 32142; Cable 228o6; Cable Ad: 1013. Head Office:

Ad: Doric : ,40, Ningpo Road, Shanghai

I. Yao Lee, geii. mgr.

1

Bridge'House dloflt, 'Ltd:-- Hsiakwaii: William G. Shih, mgr. (S’hai)

Alfred Owen, ipgr. (Hankow)

Cable Ad : Bridge K. D.: Fu) mgr.

T. II. Song

A * E. 11. Wong

Butterfi^lp K. Y. Lee

Ad .fcjwiie:4fS^viRE.

, , VXG'chanlS’-r-GDb’le Chinese Engineering and Develop-

L Kinloch', sigiis j : r pro. ment Co.—8; Fu Hdu Fang

Capital Garden Hotel— 3, Hu. , Pei C. Y. Wu, manager

BRiHioGsiakwap

Carlowrrz & ,Co.—244, Cbumg Shan Pei CONSULATES

Lu; P,,Q. Box 18 Germanv (Embassy)—15, Yeeho Road;_

Teleph. 31949; Cable Oskar

Ambassador—Dr. Ad: Diplogerma

P. Traut-

If >]( VC $L man

OhiSTa ; "CO^iUpbLiTAN : Co.; General .Counsellor—M. Fischer

Merchants and Building Suppliers

- 33,,, Chung Ling . Eang„ Sing, Kai

.Ku,;,. Y.eleph.' 22856; Cable : Ad : .101L Great Britain—Cable Ad : Britain

Consul—E.-Wi,Jeffery

i L. Aan Lei;,, gen. ingr. . ,

K. D. Ku, mgr. •I apan -

T. H, Song , '1st Secretary of Embassy and

K, Y, D‘-e GonsuLGeneiral—Y. Suma

National Tile.* ;C'pf, ai^bd. 3rd Secretary and Consul—M

mics. Mosaics, Tiles and Matsumura

, Bathroom Acqe^soifies) 3rd Secretary and Viee-Gonsul—

Tung, Ma^i Tile Co, (Kgce Bricks. H. Tanaka

iFire Bid'cks and .Bopf Tiles) End Interpreter and Vice-Consul i

Great Wall Machine Brick £3a, —H. Iwoki

Ltd. (Hallow Block* & Machine Chancellors—K. Ono, K. Naga

■ Bricks)* ' i: mura, K- Uyemura, T. Kawa

bata, K. Yasuda, H. Tamura.

S. Ichikwa, H. Suzuki and

7(1 & fj * If # K. Nakamura

Tseang tah mu kony kungsie

‘CkiNA Import and Export Lumber Co.. itt -m m m m *

Ltd., Lumber Merchants - Office & Saw

Mill: Chung

Teloph^. :41^0 Han

• and.Bridge,

41«30;. Hsiakwan

Qable Ad: ; United States-

Lunibereo . manager , Connsellor of Embassy-^M ilRs

T. L. Wong, R. Peck

2nd Secretaries—George Atche-

son, Jr., Clayson W. Aldridgej

x ti i»i im R* and J. Hall Paxton

y; 1 Chung^kuo-dong-ti-kun-cheong 3rd Secretary—Douglas Jenkins,

China Metal Works, Manufacturers Jr.

ofFenestra

Steel & Sashes

Bronie &Windows, Doors, Clerks—Sidney K. Lafoon, Miss

Fly Screens; Marjory Mills and Miss Har-

Structural Steel & Metal Works; riet Crutchfield

NANKING A335

% & m m ® m m m ft IS J? Wo

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Jardine, Matheson A Co., Ltd., Merch-

Inspectorate General of Customs (Bead ants—Cable Inchcoy

Ad: Jardine (General),

Office)

Inspector General — Sir Frederick T. S. H.(Shipping)

Hoey, agent

Maze,Assistant

Acting k.b.e. Secretary (Addition-

al)—Sun Si Yung mfcMM) w# % % m ^® %

K. D. Petroleum Co. of China, The-

Continental Bank Building, 2nd

Floor; Teleph. 23962; Cable Ad •

Custom House— Engiocomer; Codes: Acme and

Commissioner—H. D. Hilliard Private. Head Office : Hongkong ;

Actg. Depy. Comr.—Sun Si Yung Branches : Shanghai, Canton, Macao

Assistant—Ong Yah Foo and Changsha

Tidesurveyor and ; Harbour Master—

T J. Broderick Kwan Chu . Yang A Co., Architects

Examiner—C. W. Hall and Engineers—Y.M.C.A. Bldg. ;

Tpleph. 51042; Cable Ad: Chitai

t * **

Drysdale & Co., Insurance Agents, MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

Import

Chia Wan; and Teleph.

Export41158;

Merchants—San

Cable Ad: Directorate General of Posts, Nan-

Drysdale;.Code: Bentley’s king—Telephs. 21661 A 21676; Cable

Ad: Postgen, Hankow

m m m ^ m Director General—Kuo Hsin-sung

Chiao yu tli su chuo Deputy Directors General—Chu

Educational Bookstore, Booksellers and Chang Sing and S. K. Shen

Stationers, Printers and Publishers— (Concurrently Director General

400, Chung Shah Road; Teleph. 31968; of Postal Remittances & Savings

Cable

Y. F.Ad: Mak,Education

ruahager Banks)

Private Secretariat

Electric Chief Mi-shu—T. Kiang

Ltd.—10.k Musical

Wen Shoe1 ndustries

Lee, Wen(China),

Chang Acting Deputy Commissioner—

Han Chung-i

Hong,

Y. C.Tai Ping representative

Chang, Road General Department

First Secretary—Yu Siang-lin

German Embassy—(Ne#’Consulates) Acting Assistant S6crptary: Hsian

Ching-hsien',

f ® W BS ft it & & Staff De.yoxtment^ ,,

Ting shang ho g$e yu luim kung si? Secretary—Li Wen. Yuan

International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Acting Assistant Secretary—Liu

Shang-yee

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Inter

P.C. R.T. Shields, Businesi ■ Department

Marshall,manager

general assist. Secretary- W. W. Ritchie

Assistant Secretary — Fok Sik

G.N. H. Tucker, accountant

H. Price, chf. engineer Cheung

A.F. A.G. Beresford,

V. Strong, engineer Acting Deputy Commissioners^

do. Yu Cheng-ming and Koh Tsung

H.

L. J.L. Millar,

Holden, superintendent

do. Fei

G.MissHarrison, do. Chief Mechanical Supervisor—A.

K. M. Taylor T. K. Lin

Arcounts and Audit Department

Secretary—Wang Chin Yuen

ft.te m % Acting Assistant Secretary—Yeh

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Hsiang-i

The—9, Hsia

Cable Ad: Jardeng Kung Fu, San Chia Wan: Deputy Commissioner—Ro Lock-

ping

A 3iitj NANKING

Acting Deputy Commissioners- Nanking Hsiakwan;Hotel,

Cable ALtd.: Vandee

— The Bund,

Chang En-ch'ing and Ka

Hung-Chuan

Jn ternational Department

Officiating Secretary (Temporari National Motors (Branch

Palace,Dealers—188,

Shanghai), of Auto

Motor Chungshan

Engineers

]y)—Liu Yao Ting and

Road: Teleph. 31030 North

A s .•Mutant Secretarv Kan Wen J. W. P. Marsh, managing director |

-eng R. J. Holmes, manager

t'hief IrisjtectiHy Commissioner's Office

’ Chief Inspecting Comjnissioner Distributor's for :

r i'Coheuriently)—Yu Siang-lin Austin Cars

Acting Inspecting; Coramissioner Chevrolet Cars and Trucks

—W. D. Murray Pontiac Cars

Acting Assistant Inspecting Com Bedford Trucks

G. M. C. Trucks

mission ers—^Seng Song Tseo,

Ao Ming Gi and Ko Fei

Supply Departmen t—322, Kiaochow Nanking Pharmacy—203, Hua Pai Lou

Road. Shanghai; Telephs. 34332, Street, City

34338 and 34339; Cable Ad:

Postsupdop Nanking Rotary Club

Secretary—J. A. Greenfield

Acting Assistant Secretary—Yana

Chao-nai ® a * a » » tt

Kiangsu Yu Cheng Krean, Li Chii

MISSION r' Post Office—Head Office: Hsia-

kwan; Telephs. 41738 (Director’s

AfgBKicAN Cjn.ncH Mission Office), 41927 (Director’s Residence),

American Presbyterian Mission, 41722 (Inland 41726 (Local Business Department).

North— Business Department),

Dr. J. Lossing Buck 41022 (General Affairs Department),

Dr. & Mrs. J. H. Daniels U719 (Accounts and Checking De-

Miss E. L. Drummond partment), 41206 (Savings Bank)

Dr. & Mrs. W. P. Fenn and 41789 (Chief Kuyuan); Caole

Miss Jane A. Hyde Ad: Postos

Rev. Anna

Miss

P. Mills

Miss li H Si # M OiSc

Mr. &Miriam

Mrs. A.E.T. Null

Roy Postal Remittances and Savings Bank

—Nanking Branch, Tahsingkung; Cable

Rev. & Mrs. C. S. Smith

Dr.

Mrs. T. Y. Ho, manager

Rev. Lawrence

& Mrs. W. Thurston

R. Wheeler Y. K. Chen, sub-manager

Miss Margaret Winslett

Miss: Eleanor M. Wright SiemensT China Co.—Siao Tao Yuen, Gan

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WI7HU

jg m Wii-hu

This port (the name of which signifies “grass and lakes, /.e., swamps) was

opened

situatedtoonforeign trade byinthethe“Chefoo

the Yangtsze, provinceConvention”

of Anhwei,onbetween

the 1st Nanking,

April, 1877.the ItNa-is

tional capital city, and Kiukiang, being distant 84 km. from the former by water,

85 km. by road and 90 km. by rail, and 312 km. from the latter by water. It A

well located for trade, mainly owing to the excellence of its water communication

with the interior. A large canal, with a depth of five to six feet of water in the win-

ter and more than double that in the summer, connects the port with the important

city ofruns

canal Hsuancheng (recently

inland for over 170 km.known as Ning-kuoh-fu)

in a south-westerly 80 km.to distant.

direction Another

Taiping-hsien an

extensive

through Nanling and King-hsien, where the cultivation of silk is carried on, andpasses

tea district. This canal, which is only navigable in the summer, may

some day be of importance. These silk districts are situated within

Besides the canals leading to Hsuancheng and Taiping, there are two others com- 80 km. of Wuhu.

municating with Ssu-an in Chekiang and Tung-pa.

Coal is now becoming an important article of export from Wujbu. both

Government

province. Theandmost private interestsmines

important having nowbeen directed

under to thearegreat

operation coalfields onof the

in Lohochen the

right

Commissioh. A railway right from the colliery to Yuchikou, on the leftReconstruction

bank of the Huai river, near Pengpu, managed by the National bank of the

Yangtze some 11 km. down river from Wuhu, has been built by the Commission

and recently. opened to passenger as well as to cargo traffic on January 20,

1936. Another important mine in Shuitung in south Anhwei is now operated

with private capital. This mine possesses a light railway connecting the

coalfields with the Wuhu—Sunchiapu railway at the latter terminus. The

Mantoushan coal mines, also a private concern, occupy a better geographical

position

Shipmentsin are

that frequently

the mines are madeon the

by brink of thechartered

specially Yangtze steamers

a few km.toabove Tatung.

Shanghai for

transshipment there.

Exports of iron ore, which constitutes the most important direct trade of the

port with foreign

in opening countries,

these mines, increase

namely, the Yuyearly

Fan Three

Co. of private concerns

Tichiang, the PaoareHsing

now engaged

Co. of

Manganshan and the Fu Ll Min Co. of Chenchiayu This mineral, so richly

produced in Anhwei, is all shipped to Japan. Motor roads exist between

Wuhu, Nanking, Tunki and Wuwei.

A'338 WI' H t '

The tract of land selected 30 years ago for the Foreign Settlement was definitely

ceded

various in 1906, andcompanies;

sites were eachallotted to the athen Anhwei Railway 600 toCompany and Into

1914 theshipping

Ministry of Communications lot having

took overriver thefrontage

Anhwei ofRailway 1,100 feet.

Company with

its entire assets and liabilities, the property being transferred to theKiangnan Rail-

way Company in 1933. Large godowns were built by Messrs. Buttefield

their ground in the Settlement for storing rice. Messrs. Jardine, Matheson &

Co. Ltd., own a large property here and the Chinese Government Salt Admin-

istration has also bought some with the intention of erecting large storage

godowns. The Customs House and buildings on the bund near the Settlement

were complet'd and occupied in 191&. The Chinese population of Wuhu and

its suburbs was estimated at 328,803 in 1934. A railway has been constructed

by the Kiangnan Railway Company connecting this pert with Nanking and

Sunchiapu. "The former line was opened ib passenger and goods traffic in May

1935 and the latter in July of the same year.

Trade in 1937

The j ear 1937 opened with favourable prospects for the port of Wuhu. The v alue

offordirect imports from abroad amounted

1936; coastwise importations of Chinese to $4.6 million as were

merchandise compared

valuedwith $2.5 million

at $14.6 million

as against $15.8 million; direct exports to foreign countries at $1.4 million as against

$2.8 million; and coastwise exports'at $24.2 ^million as compared with $22.8 million.

As regardswith

compared imports

(936 from

up toabroad, there was-an

and including August,Tiicrease

when the in value

outbreakeachof month as

hostilities

began

bulk by some 10 million litres, while 454,000 litres of gasolene was also imported. Thein

to have eftect. Under the more important imports, kerosene oil increased

other

94,574 principal

quintals. item of import,

In August eight sugar, declined

locomotive valuedslightly in quantity

at $583,000 arrivedfromfrom100,000

Czecho-to

slovakia for the Hwainan Railway, and sleepers to the value of $287,000 from the

United States of America for the Nanking-Kiangsi Railway. Under domestic imports

there was an increase

ofFor1936, in value each month, compared withNorth

the was

corresponding amonth

the until July, when

year, textiles, ricethebran,

outbreak

and leafof tobacco

fighting allin the

improved,, thereflected

good ricein market

drop.

being partly responsible. Wheat flour, cigarettes, gunny bags, and matches were all

down.

ly to theInincreasing

August a use temporary

of the revival

railwaywas by noticed in the Customs

the military, returns, due

thereby bringing to part-

river

steamers more trade passing through the Customs, and partly to the efforts of

merchants to replenish stocks while opportunity lasted. In that month, importations

of cigarette, matches, rice bran, and textiles all increased.

Of exports abroad, iron are remained the sole notable article. Of this only 3.4

million

Unusually quintals

low waterwere inshipped to !apan,

the Yangtze as against

affected this trade 7.2 million quintalswhile,

in January, in from

1936.

February to April the dilapidated state of the wharf

April further hampered movement. In each of the first seven months of the year at Chenchiayu-repaired during

there was, therefore, a decline as compared with 1936. In August a sudden activity

occurred, companies endeavouring to clear stocks in view of the increasing prospects

ofbusiness

troublewas

on the river,down

closed and 508,000placesquintals left por t,and,butof during that not

month the

Under domestic exports theat all of shipment

value of coastwise shipmentscourse, was

also showed revived.

increases

monthly as compared with 1936 up to June, falling in July, and in August rising to

over $4 million as against $1.5 million in the previous year. Both the rice and wheat

harvests, inyear,Anhwei

excellent and towere localexceedingly

farmers thegood, demand evenfromcomparedotherwith 1936, which

provinces meantwasgood an

prices for wheat. The export of rice through the Customs was slightly less than in

1936, being

beredallthat 1.3 million quintals as against 1.6 million quintals, but it must be remem-

coal showlittle was moved

increases over intheNovember and none

previous year, in December.

as follow : wheat fromWheat,249,000maize, and

quintals

in 1936 to 481,000 quintals, maize from 7,000 to 78,000 quintals, and coal from 340,000

toquintals,

629,000though

metric yellow

tons. beans

Greendroppbeans'drose from 35,000 quintals during

from 74,000,to 16,000 quintal', and broad beans1936 to 123,000

from 18,000the

noticeable, to 7,000 quintals

quantities only. for

recorded Thethefallprevious

in rape threeseed toyears30,000 quintals

being 216,000,was227,000

most

and 109,000 quintals respectively.

WUHU A 339

Reference to the opening of the Hwainan Railway, running north from Yukikow,

10 miles

and exportdown riverbyfrom

of coal this Wuhu, was madeandin:increased

line continued, last' year’sto report. The output

approximately, ;,000

tons daily,

Discussions until November,

relative to the when the line

establishment and

of port

a were bombed

Customs'sub-office by Japanese

at the planes.of

port

Yukikow were continued, but no decision was reached. Meanwhile the existing

procedure governing the control of cargo works satisfactorily. Constructibn of other

railways in the province was naturally delayed by hostilities.

tionsTheis Wuhu

commonsuffered with many

knowledge, though otherprior

towns from air attacks

to December the onlyanddamage

military

was opera-

in the

vicinity of the air field, about 4 miles out of the city. Four separate attacks were

delivered here by Japanese planes during Septerriber and October, though in each

case action

bouring citieswasWuhu

confined to the

suffered air-field,

nothing moreand thaninapprehension

spite of repeated and air-raids

continualonairneigh-

raid

alarms until the 5th December. On the day Japanese

bombs on ground adjacent to the river and in the water, with disastrousplanes flew over and dropped

effects,

British shipping

however, and British

all sections hulksthebeing

of the city, the principal

railway stations, sufferers.

and waterfrontOn thewere6thsubjected

and 7th,

toweeks

heavyafterwards.

bombing, and the subsequent

On thehave10thremained fires which

DecemberinJapanese broke out

troopsTradecontinued

entered to burn for

south, since when they occupation. hadWuhu

alreadyfrombeen

the

handicapped from middle of August, when the river was closed by the boom of sunken

ships nearbetween

connexion Kiangyin, but, and

Hankow due Shanghai

to the enterprise of foreign

was maintained shipping

so far companies,

as circumstances

permitted,

ever, and some was

local commerce cargosuffering

was enable to move byalongreason

considerably the river.

of the Incommandeering

November, how-of

junks andthat

apparent cargo-boats

a completeforshutmilitary

down mustpurposes, and byThe

soon occur. thenear

end approach

of that month it was

of Japanese

troops by the 4th December led to the enforced closure of the Custom House on that

day, the staff fortunately being able to leave for various destinations without loss of

life on the 5th December.

DIRECTORY

'H’ Sung Hung Wei Assistants — Liu E-ling, Shih

American Church Mission— Ching and Fei Chia Kwen

Right Rev. D. T. Huntington, d.d. Acting Tidesurveyor and Harbour

and Wife Master—R. Patterson

B. W. Lanphear Examiner—F. J. Byrnes

Miss Laura Clark Assistant Boat Officer — Miao

Sister Constance Anna Chong Fah

Sister Louise Magdalene Assistant Examiner — Li Shin

Yeung

Asi

55 IK SCo. (North " China), District River Inspector R. L.

Asiatic Petroleum B. Ryde

Ltu., The—Cable Ad : Doric

T. F. R. Waters, manager

J. H. Ford © Mi R

Chnng Ilvja Yv Cheng .

Tai koo First Class Post Office -

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire Deputy Postal Commissioner-in-Charge

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants— Cable Ad: Swire& —H-ieh Teh Hsun

C. W. Pao, agent In e wo

11 fSB * Wv ff" Kwaf, Jardine, Matheson &Shipping

Co.-, Ltd.,Agents

General

Customs, Chinese Maritime — Cable Cable Ads: Jardine and Inch coy, (For—

Merchants and

Ad : Custos Shipping)

Commissioner—F. D. Goddard Y. L, Tu, agent

A340 WUHU—KIUKIANG

t « n it s Wilma S. May, r.n.,

L. S. Morgan, m.d.secretary

* Jih chirig <'het chuan hui ser Hyla S. Watters, m.d.

JfissHiN Kisex Kaxsha — Cable Ad: Ruth B. Morgan, M.D.

Nissikisen WesleyHwang,

K. C. May, m.d.

S. Hosokawa, manager Edith interne

C.HsuY. Wei-shu,

Yu, interneacting supt. of

Salt Revenue—Anhui Administration N urses

Office: 47, Yi Yuan Road, Hankow j F. A. Sayles, r.n.

Director—C. C. Chen

Associate Director—R.

Chief ofSecretary—A. P. Tenney

Liang Dept. K. F. E. Gulley, r.n.

Chief Revenue Guards Y. L. Ching, pharmacist

Huang T. T. Liang, Laboratory and X

Chief of Transportation Section—

C. T. Tang Y.Ray technician

L. Liu, accountant

Chief Accountant—C. T. Chin

Wuhu Recreation Club—

Standakd-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad : Committee—T. F. R. Waters (chair

Standvac man), J. Wharton (hon. treasurer

and Secretary) and J. Wharton

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

Products. Lubricating Oils—Cable Ad: Wuhu Roads Improvement Society-

Texaco Secretary-Treasurer—H. Lowder

Wuhu Genekal Hospital — Cable Ad: Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors/Ltd.

Ichisan

Robert E. BrOwn, m.d., sunt. —Cable Ad: Powhattan

H. C. Kao, assist, supt. S. T. Kao

KIUKIANG

a: \ Kiu-Many

Kiukiang is situated on the river Yangtsze near the outlet of the Poyang Lake,

and was formerly prefectural city of the province of Kiang-si. It is distant about

142 geographical'miles from Hankow and 454 miles from Shanghai. Kiukiang, before

the Rebellion,

rebels wasbefore

in 1853, and a busyitandwaspopulous

given upcity;

to thebutImperial

it wastroops

occupied

was by the entirely

almost Taiping

destroyed.

population soon Whenreturned,

the Foreign

and hasSettlement

continued towasincrease

established

rapidly:there, however,

it is now the

estimated

atplace.

80,000. The city wall has been pulled down, and a maloo has been built in , its

The city is built close to the river, along the banks of which the walls run for

some 500 yards. Their circumference is about five miles, but a portion of the space

enclosed is still unoccupied. The city contains no feature of interest. There are

several large lakes to the north and west of it, and it is backed by a noble range of

hills a few

known miles distant,andamongst which ofiswhich,

Ruling,within

some 3,600

hours’feet high,port,

the gives

well-

Kiukiangsummer

a highresort,

position amongthe existence

the Treaty Ports. The former of the

foreign Settlement

lies totrees,

with the west of theandcitya Roman

2 clubs, ad is neatly laid cathedral.

natholic out. It possesses

Since thea small

end ofbund1927lined

the

foreign settlement

residential has district,

and business been underclose Control of the Chinese

to but outside the city,authorities, and a new

is slowly coming into

being. Aeroplanes on the Shanghai-Hankow run pass through here daily—up plane

about 2 p.m. and down plane about 9 a.m.

KIUKIANG A341

During 1921 a system of drainage of approved foreign style was initiated.

Pinhingchow now comprises either in or adjacent to it the following prominent

buildings:

Sung MatchtheFactory,

railwaythe

station and godowns,

Kiuhsing Spinningthe andelectric-light power-house,

Weaving Company’s the and

factory, Yii

a large fourstoried hotel. Tkade in 1937

The port of Kiukiang, by its geographical position, removed some distance up

river from Shanghai and yet not in close touch with Hankow, was naturally much

affected by the outbreak of hostilities and the erection of booms in the Yangtze River

atmonths

Kiangyin

of theandyearMatuug.

and the Nevertheless, owingfrom

diversion of trade to the

thegeneral

recentlyprosperity

completedofChekiang-

the first

Kiangsi Railway, the trade statistics recorded show, with the exception of direct

exports,

million aswhich are a with

compared minor$4.2item,million

increases as follows:

in 1936; coastwisedirect foreign imports,

importations $5.5

of Chinese

produce, $26.6 million as against $24.8 million; direct export to foreign countries,

$1,075 as compared

851.7 million with with

as compared $79,530;

$32 and coastwise

million. Importsexportations

of keroseneof oilChinese produce,

declined from

20,273,419

from to

7,060,351 16,239,416

to litres,

11,490,966 with

litres. the

Of import

sugar, ef

the gasolene

import wasshowing

47,523 a marked

quintals asadvance

against

45,190 quintals, 22,412 quintals coming from Java, 16,661 quintals from Japan, and

8,399 quintals from Hongkong. There was a large increase in the export of rice,

which amounted to 2,228,518 quintals as compared with 1,837,154 quintals during the

previous

melon seedyear. Beans, however,

and sesamum seed alsofell from 285,289

declined, with antoimprovement

103,676 quintals.

in theExports

export ofof

wheat from 8,348 to 22,460 quintals. Black tea showed a slight improvement from

3,714 to 4,329 quintals; tea leaf, unfired, from 1,632 to 2,923 quintals; green tea, from

3,412 to 6,791 quintals; while tea, other kin$s, fell from 6,238 to 3,654 quintals.

Wolfram ore (tungsten) increased greatly, 84,950 quintals valued at $21.7 million being

exported through Kiukiang as against 8,982 quintals only valued at $1.2 million

during 1936. Less than $ I million worth of chinaware was shipped, the quantity

being 17,490 quintals valued at $787,344 only.

DIRECTORY

mYiny%shang

m iKa sissa huo

$! yu®kung

m sze& ■1’ ± H Tie,, (Jhu Tang

Roman Catholic Mission (Lazarists; -

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Rev. Louis Morel, proc.

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric

A. E. Wilkinson, manager

V. V. W. Fretwell

R. P. John, Installation manager Consulate,ftJ apanese—16,Concession

*0* Rd.

Acting Consul—N. Nishida

£ ^ Ta koo Chancellor—C- Hashida

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons,

Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire M iM H. 'Jl Kiv ‘Mitiig hai ini 'm ■

I. E. L. Mackay, signs per pro. C ustoms, Chinese Maritime—

Commissioner—P. B. Joly

Assistants—Li Tung-wha, Chen Tze

Loh and Liu E Tsu

ChinaMMerchants’

b m ChouSteamShan Shin Chuk

N avioation Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

W. H. H. Kimberley

Co.—Cable Ad: 8969

Sang War Ding, manager Duff

Lee CbuVig Ling BrandCo.,

& J. L., Manufacturers “Killing

” Provisions-

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS J. L. Duff

ilu Glen,

§ aS"Private Hotel—Kuling;

Sien any ka mcv

ChinatInland m Mission—Kiukiang

ft Nee Ti Hut Fairy

Ad: Fairglen

Cable

R. A. McCulloch and Wife J. L. Duff & Co., managers

A342 K1UKIANG - HAN ROW

ft E Wo Kitjkiang Club & Recreation Ground

Jaruine, Mathesok it Co., Merchants (Company Limited by Guarantee) —

—Teleph. 50; Cable Ads: Jardiixe Committee — B. S. Stephenson

(General) andagent

T. W. Pan, Inchcoy (Shipping) (chairman), H. C. S, C. Selby

(hon secretary), P. H. Benedict

Kian&si Postal District—Head Office: (hon. treasurer) and W. H. H.

N anchang Kimberley

Director—K.

Chief M. Caudron

of Local Business Dept.-

Wu Tsu Jung 'y Mei Fuo

Chief of Inland Business Dept. — Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—

Lo Kwong Lau P. H. Benedict, manager

Chief of General Affairs Dept. - J. L. Poole, Installation supt.

Ching Chun-sheng K. Y. John, stenographer

, . Chief of Accounts and Checking

Dept.— Ju Kem Fun

First Class Office, Kiukiang Yee—Cable

TsoongAd:Tobacco Distributors, Ltd

Postmaster—Yen Tsu Kong Powhatten

HAN KOW

P han-kau

longestHankow, as itsof the

tributary nameYangtsze—in

implies, is latitude

located at30 the

deg. mouth

32 min.ofN.,theandHan Ever—the

longitude 114 )j t1

deg.

North and South China, has led to its being called the “ Chicago of China.” It was j1 ist

9 min. E. Its central position, standing as it does like a half-way house between

formerly regarded merely as a suburb of Hanyang, which it immediately adjoins, ji

but it has since far outstripped the older city in commerce, wealth and influence. I,

Itmiles

is, ofofcourse,

territorytheand

principal

watersport on the Yangtsze,

a hinterland which drains

with a population aboutupon

of close 750,000 square jj t,

200,000,000

people. Thus situated and environed, it is natural to expect that it will ultimately ! |

become theandchiefforeign

Shanghai, emporium in centralsteamers

and Chinese China. plyHankowMs

regularly600 between

miles distant from LIj

Shanghai

and Hankow throughout the year. During the high water season river j

steamers also ply between Shanghai and Ichang and Shanghai and Changhas. ■

But during the low water season a Hankow-Ichang service is maintained by

steamers also ply between Shanghai and Ichang and Shanghai and Changsha |

by tugs and lighters.

Attention was first drawn to Hankow as a place of trade by Hue, the French a:

description ofCaptain

missionary. B1 aidsandton,itsin surroundings:—“Hankow

the place his work “The Yangtsze,” gives the following

is situated just where correct

an 1^i

irregular range of semi-detached low hills crosses a particularly level country on both | jri

sides

Hanyang, of the main river in an east and west direction. Stationed on Pagoda Hill, L

are low. Ata spectator looks down

his feet sweeps on almost Yangtsze,

the magnificent asmuch waternearlyas land

a mileeven when the

in width; fromrivers

the ; !t .

west and skirting the northern edge of the range of hills already mentioned comes the j It.

river Han, narrow and canal like, to add its quota, and serving as one of the highawys 18;

of the country; and to the north-west and north is an extensive treeless flat, so little i t

exception,above

elevated raisedtheonriver that probably

mounds, the Scattered hamlets

artificial which

works of adot

nowitsdistant

surfaceage.are,Awithout

stream ,;

or two traverse its farther part and flow into the main river. Carrying his eye to the j «I

right bank of the Yangtsze one sees enormous lakes and lagoons both- to the north- C

west and south-east sides of the hills beyond the provincial city. ”

HANK.UW A343

The port was opened to foreign trade in 1861, and was visited by Mr. (after^rds .

Sir). Robert Hart in that year in eohhectibu .with opening a branch of the IftiporiaJ,

Customs. The British and other Bunds have'inany imposing buildings.on the water-

froht.

Shanghai OnBank,the British

thegodowns,Bund, are

Rational theBankOittsitahdin* olficesandof the

Hie Yokohama'

Hong Kong'and'/

Bank and extensive etc:,CityMeloriging oftoNewVork

Messrs. Jardine, Matheson ife Co.Spiece

and

Messrs.'

large Butterfield

premises on the & Swire

lot and the

immediately Asiatic

to the Petroleum

north of Company

the- have

Commissioner’s also house.

constructed

The

latter was dismantled

been, removed. in 1924, Bund,

The British and theindeed,

oldest was landmark

rapidlyonbecoming

the BritishtheBund has thus

banking and

business centre of • the Concessions, and was ceasing to be a quarter for private

i residence In many respects the Hankow bund; is the finest in the Hast, and in point .

, of length is probably unsurpassed. The neyv Custom Hogse was: completed at the

| close of. the Bund

the British year 1922, and is located

-admittedly the finestin ansiteimposing

in Hankow position

andatthethebuilding

Southern is inend

everyof ,

| respect worthy of the site. The fact that i't was re-constnicted on such extensive lines

|i for may.1'9be24,taken

of ,>theas anconfide4,^e,

index,, states, the. Commissioner of Customs in his Annual Report

itreposed m-the tmur.} development and prosperity off.

Hankow as the: foremost trade..centre of Mid’China, Of .the Concessions, ac-

quired by, Britain, Russia, Germany; France and Japan, only the last two

i remain under foreign control, the rest,.having been handed over to or, taken

| back by, the Chinese authorities.

| The year 193i brought‘a disastrous flood'to Hankow, the whole city being

\ under many feet of water. : An dven : worse situation threatened’ in 1935, but

f.( the beenTung Chi Dyke,

constructed alongwhichthe 'Surrdhnds

entire length the ofwhole the' city

Bundand'the

kept , thelevelwriter

whiehouthadof

( the City.

s and The native city

a population ;of Hankow wak jmrht by the linperialiso army in October, 1911,

of about 800,000 were'thereby rendered homeless. At the end of 1914

|| itthough

was estimated thatohfully 80 per cent all theinof Ihudable

the burnt areaforhadmodernising

been reconstructed,

j having fallen through, owingbid'lings,

unfortunately the to difliculties obtainingplansthe necessary funds. the city

During

1919 large tracts of land in the back of the native city were reclaimed and several new

/roads were constructed. A scheme for the development of a Greater Hankow was

(started with the backing of the Government.

• | The Hankow Race Club and Recreation Ground was incorporated in 1904, and

■■',.to |■developed

(pool, embrace in‘a Aracecourse,

and, which

remarkablean way.

in fact,is chiefly 18-holeThe

every branch^of golf property

course, of theandClubcricket

football is extensive

in by the1 members. field,Apartehough

swimming

this club, devoted tosport sport, indulged

v there are the Hankow Club, the Russian

from

■' /alleys,Club and the French Club, which have splendid libraries,

etc. The Hankow Golf Club was instituted in 1878. There is also a Chinese billiard rooms, bowling

. Race Club and an International-Race Club with courses as good as any in China.

!• The success of the northern expedition of the Canton Government and the capture

‘ iphang of the late

Wuhan cities altered

in 1926, and thetheestablishment

position entirely of the from

Nationalist

the pointheadquarters

of view of atforeign

Wu-

trade. A mob, aroused by agitators, stormed

, , avoid bloodshed, the unarmed British marines who were defending the place were the British concession and, in order to-

. , ordered to withdraw and British women and children were evacuated. All British

■with

business firms closed down fora time and the Nationalist

a Committee of Administration. Following upon protracted negotiations the Government took possession

British concession was handed over to the Chinese Authorities and is now adminis.

s |tered l>y them. The Chen-O’Malley, agreement provided that the municpal adminis-

tration of the former British concession should be taken over by a Sino-British Council-

.JThis arrangement took effect on March, 16th, 1927, and the administration of the cx-

jlBritish concession lias worked with remarkable smoothness and efficiency.

Trade in 1937

I The year opened with every probpect of continued trade improvement in

tfche Hankow district. Abundant harvests during the preceding year, stabilised

l|icurrency, and improved communications generally had reacted favourably on

ifocal commerce. With increased industrial development within the country

A'344 HANKOW

resulting from improved economic conditions and a good demand from J

abroad, local import and export trade had shown an appreciable advance by J

the end of July. The outbreak of Sino-Japanese hostilities in the North, how-

ever, followed by the blockade of the Yangtze in August, isolated this area

and disrupted all main lines of communication. By the middle of August

direct communication by river with Shanghai was completely severed by the

booms laid across the Yangtze at Kiangyin, below Chinkiang, and, later, at ,

Matung, below Kiukiang; and, as a result, Hankow’s export trade imme j]

diately deteriorated to insignificant proportion. Military requirement, !I

furthermore, coupled with the Japanese bombing of the line, precluded any .

extensive use by trade of the Canton-Hankow Railway. Water-levels in the ‘

Yangtze did not fall to the normal extent, and it was not necessary to enforce ;j

restrictions on the draught of vessels to Ichang and on lighters on the Hunan

and Tungtihg Lake lines until December.

The values of goods dealt with by the Hankow Customs were as follow- |

direct imports from abroad amounted to $33.4 million as against $32.9 million J

in the preceding year; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise, $124.6

million as against $109.8 million; direct exports abroad, $9 million as against

$13.6 million; and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce (much of which

was destined for abroad via Shanghai), $201.4 million as against $197.5 mil-

lion. With regard to Hankow’s trade with foreign countries, it must re

membered that the Customs figures include only steamer-borne import cargo

which paid duty at Hankow; they exclude the considerable volume of goods

on which duty is paid at another port (e.g., Shanghai), but, on the. other I

hand, they include goods which, while destined for ports further up river,

pay duty at Hankow. As regard outward cargo the Hankow Customs figures j

of foreign trade include only cargo carried directly abroad from this port by

steamer; other goods, even when declared for transhipment abroad at another

port and paying duty at Hankow, are recorded under interport trade,

through the increased purchasing power of the district resulting from abun-

dant crops, the withdrawal from bond of kerosene oil amounted to 67.7 mil-

lion litres valued at $7.5 million against 58.8 million litres valued at $6.4

million during 1936. Large consignments had already arrived in bond prior

to the closure of the river in August. As a result of increased use of motor i,

vehicles, in addition to military and aviation requirements, withdrawals from ,

bond of gasolene amounted to 25.2 million litres valued at $3.3 million as ;

compared with 11.1 million litres valued at $1.6 million' in the previous j

year. A slight increase took place in the quantity of sugar imported

throughout the year. The increase at the end of August was, in fact 77 per

cent over that of the same period of 1936; but from September importation

declined as the result of disruption of communications. Such dislocation of

traffic also affected the importation of dyes and pigments, which otherwise ;

might have been expected to show a larger increase. Railway materials re-

corded a decrease in value; large supplies had been contracted for but could

not arrive owing to hostilities. Cotton piece goods advanced slightly as a re-

sult of increased importations prior to August, after which the closing-down

of Japanese import firms and the disruption of communications reduced im-

ports to practically nil. Unfavourable weather conditions affected the 1936- ,

37 winter wheat crop: coastwise shipments of this cereal amounted to 249,915 ;

quintals, a considerable decline from the figures for 1936. This decline was I-

partly due to the enforcement of embargo on the exportation of wheat fol

lowing the commencement of hostilities in the North. Favourable weather

during May and June produced an excellent early rice crop. Although ;

there was heavy rainfall in August and September, the autumn rice crop j

was

briskreported normal.

throughout Bothseven

the first the months,

foreign and domestic

but with export oftrade

the closure the was

riververyin

August and comparatively small shipments going forward by the Canton

Hankow Railway, the whole year’s figures show a general decline. Wood oil :

Was satisfactory, for, ' although prices receded from the high levels attained -

HANKOW A345

by the end of 1936, they were nevertheless above normal until August, after

which quotations were more or less nominal. Exportations abroad of this

commodity fell off, but, including the considerable shipments recorded under

mterport movement, the value was $46.3 million as compared with $36.2 mil-

lion in 1936. The bulk shipments went to America, while demand from

Europe continued to be good. Egg products also enjoyed a fairly good

year: prices advanced from the beginning of the season, dropped in June

and July, but rose to higher levels in the autumn. Although exports of

bristles showed a decrease in quantity, a substantial increase in value was

recorded, prices abroad remaining firm. Tea of all kinds shipped directly

abroad showed a slight increase in quantity and coastwise shipments recorded

a decrease, despite the fact that growing conditions were generally favourable.

A considerable decline was recorded in the export of sesamum seed: demand

from abroad was slack and communications were disrupted during the last

quarter of the year, which is usually an active exporting season. Although

the value of undressed goat skins exported directly abroad and coastwise in

creased, a considerable decrease was recorded in the number of pieces shipped

coastwise. Prices at the opening of the season advanced, with another sharp

rise in mid-season, which was maintained throughout the remainder of tin

year. In spite of the trade in buffalo and cow hides being fairly active,

decreases were recorded in shipments made both directly abroad and coast

wise: values fluctuated widely during the year. Shipments, both directly,

abroad and coastwise, of ramie amounted in value to $4.7 million compared

with $8.2 million for 1936: exports were held up during the autumn by the

(docking of the river. Partly on account of the embargo placed on shipment-

abroad during the latter half of the year, broad beans declined. Shipments

ofalthough

raw cotton were valued

conditions duringat the

$36 growing

million against $37 million

season were reportedin favourable,

1936, and

rainfall was excessive during the late summer and autumn: prices were kepi

at a fair level. Trade in pigs’ intestines was generally satisfactory, but a

decline is recorded in shipments both directly abroad and coastwise; prices

remained fairly level during the first half of the year and declined from

August. Decreases were recorded in the export of iron and zinc ore. wolfram

ore (tungsten), and antimony.

The total tonnage entering and clearing under General Regulations

amounted to 6.5 million tonsj showing a decrease over the previous year of

about 1,570,000 tons. Channels throughout the district remained normal ex-

cept in January, when the Cbllinson Island Cement Channel suddenly shoaled

up and limited the draught of vessels to 8.9 feet: this was later reduced to

8.8 feet, which constituted the lowest obtained between Hankow and Shanghai

during the year, The Peiping-Hankow and Canton-Hankow Railways enjoyed

prosperity during the first seven months of the year, but receipts from both

passenger and freight traffic declined considerably from August as a result

of military requirements consequent upon the Sino-Japanese hostilities. A

loop line joining the latter railway with the Oanton-Kowloon Railway was

completed in November. Considerable progress was made on road construe'

lion and in extensions to the telephone service throughout the province during

i the year. Although direct air connexion with Shanghai ceased from August,

, the China National Aviation Corporation continued their air services in the

! Middle and Lower Yangtze regions. The Eurasia Aviation Corporiation also

extended their routes and re-inaugurated the direct line between Hankow and

Hongkong. As a result of abundant harvests in 1936 and stabilised currency,

financial conditions continued to improve locally until the outbreak of Sino

\ Japanese hostilities in August, after which there was a general curtailment

| of credits and more rigid Government control of finance.

A346 HANKOW

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Company* .Cable Cod^a, fir W m £

Condensws and Private Code Com-

pilers — Sasgoon Building; Cable Arnhold &AnCo., lee yang hong

Ltd., Merchants,House;

En-

Ad : Alacrity gineers and Contractors—Anlee

Agents:

U.B.A, O. K. V.ongvln , Federal.Inc.,

|. ■ Telephs 2457L2; Cable Ad: Harchi

Harchi

American Asiatic L'nj-cuwaiters.(Fed. General A. R. Brayne, manager

Inc., U.S.A.)—ClingM.uig'J^idg., S.A.D. Managers for-.

3; Cable Ad: Underiier- The Hankow Press Packing Co., Ltd.

The Yue Chung Press Packing Co.

American Bible Society (>V« Missions) Sole Distributors for :

American MetropolitamVickers Electrical

ChambersChamber of Commerce—(Nse

of Cornrnercei Export Co., Ltd.

American Consulate (Ace Consulates) iT & Rat # # A #1S $L

Yu pang jen shou pdo hsien kung szu

American Church ^ 'Mission — (*8W Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc., Life In-

Missions) surance—Ching Ming Building, Poyang

Road, S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 24871; Cable

American-Far

Fed. Inc., U.B.A., Matches &■ Match Ad:

Eastern Match Oo:, Main'Alice; OfficeCode: AcmeOrient:

for the and Bentley’s.

17, The

Materials—San ! Peh Building, S.A. Bund, Shanghai

Bacon Chang, manager

D. 2; Teleph. 21685;'Cable Ad: Amfea- K.B. Y.W. LoCheng

match <1

E. Karlsson, manager

American I:oReign Insurance Asso- £ itfi 'A 3S if ^

ciation, General Insurance—Fuhrm- Tiny Shang Ah Si A lluo Yu Kung Sze

eister Building, 36 . Han Chung Road, Asiatic Petroleum Co.

S.Afiahankow.

A. D. 1; Teleph. 22331; Cable Ad:

Head Office: 80 Maiden Ltd., J. L.The—Cable

Bowker, Ad: Doric China),

(North

manager

Lane, N. Y.

V. J. Dobroliuboff. manager E. C. Hubbard, assist, manager

S. P. Wu C.R. S.R. Cheetham

Hutcheon, Installation mgr.

S. C. Wu

(JPor Aacncies See Shanghai Section) G. S. Garrard

American Lutheran Mission—(See A. E. Johnson

Missions) J. M. Pearson

Miss F. G. Ratcliff

mm m & ^ $r IIsin Tai

American Mail Line—Teleph. 24932 Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd.,

Cable Ad : Dollar The, Tea Merchants and Brick Tea

The Robert Dollar Co., general agents Manufacturers, Exporters of China

(See The Robert Dollar Co.) Produce—7, Lanling Road. S.A.D.

2; Teleph. 23203; Cable Ad: Asia-

H ItMeyer8tin& Checmg corpo; Codes: A,B.C. 5th and 6th

Andersen, Co., Ltd., Edns. and Bentley’s

S. I. Bodalin, attorney

General Importers, Engineers and Y. Y. Dunn, factory supt.

Contractors Agents—11, Rue Cle- M. P. Ouyang, asst. do.

menceau; F. C. : Telephs. 21033 (En- Yeh Tun-ching, clerk

gineering and Import) and 21133

(Accounting Dept.) and 22011 (Ex-

port Godown); Cable Ad: Danica Augustinian Procuration—(Nee Miss-

C. W. Corbaley, manager ions)

HANKOW A347

^ ^ Pun .Sung Mah Ka Lee

Bahnson & Co., F. W., Produce Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Brokers—14, Faucheong Road, S.A.D. and China- Teleph. 21504; Cable Ad:

3; Teleph. 21051; Cable Ad: Bahnson; Milkmaid

Codes: Bentlejds, Acme and Mosse J. C. Kyle, sub agent

M. R. Hafinah, sub-accountant

m & k £ % '% k

Bailey & Perry, Solicitors—16, Fou Credit ftFoncier m t nn m

Cheong Rd; Telephs. 22905 & 22983 ; Mortgage Bank, d’Extreme Orient,

Real Estate Agents,

Cable Ad: Bailey; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Architects, Fire Insurance Agents—5,

edn., and Bentley’s Quai de France; Telephs. 22338(General

C. E. Sherwin, solicitor & Manager Offices), 23552 (Residence)

Mrs. M. W. Watson, secretary 22908 (Compradore); Cable Ad : Belfran.

Branches : Shanghai, Tientsin, Hong

B A N K,S kong, Tsinan and Singapore

Ch.Z. Ancel,

F. Tsen,acting manager

compradore

Chung hwoh yin hong P. S. N. Gine, accountant

Bank of China—1, Pao Hwa Street; P. W. Tseng, secretary

Telephs.

Ads: 689223121-2-3-4-5

or Centrobankand 23978; Cable C.MissH. W.Tsi,T, secretary

Chen, clerk

T.K. W. Chao, manager

F. Sung, asst, manager ft fjjj 0 % Peh Hwa Yin Hang

T.C. H.

S. Fan,

Tsou, do. do. Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—S.A.D.

Bund; Telephs. 21404 (General) k

Chambers Kao, chief of Exchange 21208 (Mgr.): Cable Ad: Teutonia

S. Section

Z. Woo, accountant R. Ewert, manager

F. Horstmann

C. F. Chang, chief of Business Section g. Loos

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—77, Kiang-Han

Boad ; Telephs. 21121-4; Cable Ad • Hankow Bank, Ltd.—19, Seichu-gai,

Japanese Concession; Telephs. 21734,

Taiwangink 22228 and 23008; Cable Ad: Han-

E. Murayama, agent kowbank

I. Ikegami, p.p. agent* . M. Irie, managing director

Ti Kunii

S.Y. Im

Yasui

abash i G. Okada, sub-manager

S. D. Tien S. Hosotani, per pro mgr

T. Sasaki j S. Miura

G. Higashi j I. Yamanaka

ft m vt m IVha pei yirig hang

Banque Belge Pour l’Etranger Ex-

treme Orient (S.A.)—-Ching Ming Hongkongtjjg& Shanghai m Way Foong

Building, 87a, Poyang Road, S.A.D. —The Bund: Telephs.Banking Corpn.

No. 3; Telephs. 22308 (mgr.), 22408 21304; P.O. Box 11;23204 (Agent),

Cable Ad:

(Gen.), 22108 (Cpmpradore); Cable Mapurunga

Ad : Sinobe Y. A. Mason, pro-agent

L. J. A. Feilden

E.MissC. A.Hutchison

TongftFang ® Ron

m i mLi Ying

it, Hang Rodrigues

Banque de lTndo Chine — Telephs. ® w m m m

22738 (Manager’s Office), 22104 (Gen- Wan Kuo Chu Hsio Hwei

eral Office), 21704 (Compradore’s International Savings Society —

Office) ; Cable Ad : Indbchine 7, French

J. Truquin, manager

F. Jouy, signs per pro. Paris Office:Bund;

85, RueCableSt.Ad:Lazare.

Intersavin.

Head

Mrs. G. Guillaume Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai

E. A. Chaudoin, manager

A348 HANKOW

National

The—S.A.D. City No.

Bank3;ofTelephs.

New York,

23004 British Consulate (See Consulates)

(Manager), 21008 (General Office) and Hi Fao Yin

22814 (Oompradore Office): P.O. Box 25;

Gable Ad: Citibank British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.—

G. M. Hall, manager Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

W. L. Griffiths, accountant and poration Building, The Bund, S. A. D.

p.p. mgr. No.

, S.3;Mason,

Teleph.branch

21947;manager

Cable Ad: Union

H. M. Wilbur, sub-accountant

M. 0. Yin. do.

W. C Yu, compradore ti k ^

Miss D. Fraser, stenographer Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants and Steam-

f r m m m n: m ship Agents—Cable Ad: Swire

Chekiang, hsiny. yeti yin hong F. D. Roberts, signs per pro.

National Commkrcial Bank, Ltd., The - L, R. Billinghurst

Kiamghan Road: Telephs. 24408, R. A. Brown

23908 & 23904; Cable Ad: 8675 Miss M. J. Cicvarek

C.G. H.

H.M. G.Kerbey

Gordon

ft fi I? frii r ^

National Commercial & Savings Bank, # N. Macintosh

Ltd., The, General Banking—Hankow China E. A. Walter

Branch:Cable

40, Avenue Navigation Co., Ltd.

24134: Ad: deNacomsav

Marcilly: Teleph. D. Mel. Campbell, supt. engineer

P. J. Brown, assist, engineer

L.Capt.

M. A.Burfit,

Naismith,

godown acting

supt.marine supt.

Uengffpinmcheny

^ jEchinMymJmny

ft R.H. Brown, assist, godowu supt.

Yokohama Specie Bank—10. The Bund; Agencies:

Telephs. 21221-21224, 21226-21228; China Navigation Co., Ltd.

P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Shokin Taikoo

Taikoo Chinese Nav. Co.,Co.,Ltd.

Sugar Refining Ltd.

T. Kimbara, manager Blue Funnel Line (A. Holt and

Jt $ Fee Bee Co.)

JBechlek, E., Engineering &X!ontract- Australian Oriental Line

ing Machinery, Technical Supplies, London & Lancashire Insurance

Photographic Supplies, Office Ap- Co., Ltd.

pliances—Offices and Showrooms: Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.

3rd Special District. Corner Hunan British & Foreign Marine Insurance

and Co-operation Roads: Teleph. Co., Ltd.

22811; Cable Ad: Bechler Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

E. Bechler Orient

Ltd. Paint, Colour & Yarnish Co.,

H. Thiemann

H. Dobernecker Byrne' Co., E.CoalG., and

Managers ofCo.—

the

Behe

and Refrigerating — 19, Rue" Dubail, WhacheongandRoad: Shanghai Bank Building,

French Concession; Teleph. 3149: Gable Ad: 'Byrne Teleph. 22542;

Cable Ad : NollaVour E. G. Byrne

Belgian Consulate —(Nee Consulates) Caldbeck, Macgregor a- Co., Wine and

Boone School — (Nee Educational) Spirit Merchants -Ewo Road, S.A.D.

No.Pearce

3; Teleph. 22101; Cable

& Garriock, agentsAd : Pearce

Bremen ColonialandandExporters—

Co., Importers China Trading

E. Bunge Catholic Mission Hospital (See Ho-

spitals)

British Chamber of Commerce (See Catholic MTssIon Procuration — (See

Chambers of Commerce) Missions)

HANKOW A349

ID II Li Ho FIankow Foreign Chamber of Com

•Caklowitz & Co:, Merchants, Engineers merge — Hongkong and Shanghai

and Contractors—Ta Chi Men; Teleph. Bank Building

21209; Cable Ads: Carlowitz and

Bonalides; Codes: A.B.C. 5th 6th and Japanese—Taiwan Building, Taiping

edn., Acme, Mosse and Carlowitz Road; Teieph. 1448

Cbntbal China Christian Educational Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Association—{See Educational) & China—(.See Banks)

Cbntbaju

tional) China College {See Educa- ft St % #£

China Cosmopolitan Co., Importers,

Building Suppliers and Commission

% m & * Agents—16, Rue du Marechal Foch,

Chung yang dah yoh fang French Concession ; Teleph. 22193 ;

Central China Dispensary, Ltd., Che- Cable Ad: 1013

I. Yao Lee, gen. mgr.

mists and Druggists—22, Sing Seng Alfred Owen, mgr.

ftoad; Teleph. 24003; Cable Ad: Y. LI. Lee

Camera; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. T. K. Loo

M. A. Li, manager C. M. Yang

T.D. F.C. Kung

Sze |j C.K. A.F. Hu Li Agents for':

American Engineering Corpora-

“Central China Post,” Ltd.— tion (Air Conditioning, Ice

Corner Hunan and Peiping Roads; Making & Cold Storage Equip-

P.O. Box 28; Telephs. 22005 and 22111; ment)

Cable Ad: Chinapost; Codes: Bentley’s ”6hee Hsin Pottery (Sanitary Ap-

A.B.C. pliances, Clinker Tiles, Filters, etc.)

H, J. 5th Edition mgr., dir. and editor

Archibald, Yuen Feng Corporation (Paints

A. F,C.H.Burn, dir.

Irving & business manager & Painting Decoration)

Mrs. R. Bwen Tung Nan Brick Tile Co. /Bricks

& Tiles)

Central China Teacher’s College — Progress Wire Netting Factory

{See Educational) ’All Kinds of Wire Nettings)

Sole Distributor for:

Central Hotel—Teleph. 24214 “Frigidaire” Electric Refrigera-

tors and Air-Conditioners, Pro-

Oercle Gaulois—{See Clubs) ducts of'General Motors

China Inland Mission -{See Missions)

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

American — c/o American Consulate- China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd.

General —Special

phs. 21845Administrative District;21503

(Manager’s Office), Tele-

British—Hongkong d: Shanghai Bank (General Godown); Office),

Cable Ad:andLumberco

23819 (Shipping

Building; Cable Ad: Britiscom H. C. Lee, manager

Danish— W. Lee. accountant

Chairman—A. Bosselman

* g Lai

IT Ifif PS ^ Leh guo hsiang hui China Inland Motors Fed. Inc.,

German—Teleph. 21771 ; Cable Ad : U.S.A. -Corner Peking & Hunan

Handel skam Roads, S.A.D. 3; Telephs. 21403’&

Chairman H. Krabbel •23279 (Office) and 22865 (Service

Secretary - — H. Sobbe Station) : Cable Ad : Ford

A 3 50 HANKOW

ifc as n # on * and

Paris General

Exten.,Merchants—33, Rue de I

French Concession;

fit ft 'll m

Ohina International Famine Relief Telephs. Chungsteel 2470 3 and 23257; Cable Ad: ||

Commission Committee for Hupeh Wang Chung Yu, manager

Office: Hankow

ilding, S. A. D. No.Commercial

3; Hankow;Bank Bu-

Teleph. Yang Pak-yuen, assist, mgr. {[

23881; Cable Ads: Famrel

Chairman—Bishop L. H. Roots or 2405 S.A. Chungking Import China, Casing j

Vice-Chairman—Ho Exporters—’Djin DjaAd:Tai,Imposica

Ta-chi-men : JI

Hon. Treasurers — Heng-fu O. Klein and Teleph. 21367; Cable

M. Stehr, manager

Chambers Chow

Hon. Secretary—C. L. Pickens, Jr. P. Helblihg

Secretary—-P. H. Hu R. Hagnauer

Auditors—Thomson & Co.

Church General Hospital — (See ilo- j|

China

—CableMerchants’ Steam Navigation Co. spitals)

Ad: Merchants

L. S. Toai, manager Church of Immaculate Conception— |

Missions)

« X §i ® *

CKung-kuo-doncf-ti-kung-chcong CLUBS

China Metal Works, Manufacturers

of Steel & Bronze Windows, Doors,

Fenestra Sashes, and Fly Screens; ® m m m

Structural Steel and Metal Works; f. Fa kwok tsung huei

Engineers and Contractors — 16,

Avenue Foch; Telep.h. 22193; Cable Cercle Rue

Gaulois (French Club)—32,

Dautremer, French Concession;

Ad :' 1013 Teleph. 21104

I. Yao Lee, general manager Chairman—E. A. Chaudoin

William G. Shih, mgr. (S’hai) Vice-Chairman & Treasurer—Ch.

K. D. Fu, mgr. (Nanking) Van Hamme

Alfred

Y. H. Lee,Owen,acct.manager Hon. Secretary—J. Trouillet

T. K. Loh -Gubtoms Club—Erh Yao Road, S.A.D.

C. M. Yang No. 1

China Trading Co., The, Commission President -E. N. Ensor

and Insurance Agents—3, Ting Yu Vice-President—G. B. Appleton

Lee, Hunam Road, iS.A.D. 3; Teleph Hon. Secretary

Hon. Treasurer—V.& M. Collaco P.

Librarian—A.

21357: Cable Ad: Alert Aispur

Committee—M. C. Drummond, S.F.Z.(

Chinese American Drug Co., Retail Seigfrids and Lee Teng Yuin

& Wholesale Druggists—2, Szeming Hankow A.D C.—

St. ; Cable Ad : Adco Hon. Secretary—H. Walsham

H 'k. T" Chaiuj Hon. Treasurer—F. Christie

Chinese Engineering & Development Po Leu

Co., Inc.—19, Huang Pei Road, Hankow Club—Faucheong Road, 24804

Ex-|

S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 21527; Cable Ad • British Concession; Telephs.

Cedco (Secretary) and 21004 (Members)

C. S. (ffiang, engineer and manager Chairman—L. B. Howell

Vice-do. —H. Wright

Secretaries—Thomson

p°o HE # *

Chung hwa kung ping rrion-i kung sze

Chung Hwa Steel Products and Trad- Hankow International Recreation;

ing Co., Ltd., Importers of metals, paper Club—80, Hwangpei Road; Telepin

and woollen goods, Insurance Agents 23608; Cable Ad: Hire

HANKOW A351

fc & m m m t; m n n *

Se ahan ba'u mar zang Ta den kuo ling tszju

Hankow Race Club and Recreation Denmark— Consul—A. Bosselmaii

Ground—Telephs, 22404 (Office) and

21204 (Bar)

Committee—J. L. Bowker (chairman),

C. M. Hall W.(vice-chairman), TatFa lan

A. A. France—Teleph.

m sewlingft szmkwan'k

, Dorrance, S. Dupree, c.b.e., 22i73; Cable Ad:

H. Krabbel, P. S. Furry, P. D. Weeks Fransulat

; and A. J. Barson (secretary) . Consul^—R. Blondeau Picot

Stewards—C. E. Sherwin (chairman), Vice-Consul—Georges

P. D. Weeks

Bowling, W. J.(vice-chairman), W. C.

Dupree, c.b.e. (clerk

of the Course), A. Mackenzie, H. *Ta,*tiick*kudIling■shihmshu*

Sobbe, C.(s E.ecretary

Cameron Whitamore and R. Germany—Special

to stewards) Administration Dis-

trict No; 1; Teleph. 21005;' Cable Ad:

Consugerma

, t ^ W it # % m ’ Consul-General—W. Timann

Hai. Chum Chin Nien Baei

Navy Y.M.C.A.—18, Huangpei Road, # myingmtsungm.ling^sz foo±>

S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 24429; Cable Ad: Great Ta,Britain, Consulate-General—

Ansec Teleph. 22405; Cable Ad: Britain

, H. W. Gibson, executive secty. Consul General—G. S. Moss, c.b.e.

K. C. Tseng, business & acct. Consul—E. A. Wallis

t m [i m ' Vice-Consul—J.

Pro-Consul -W. H, P. Reeves

Spring

Ngo kuoh tsung dui Italy—Teleph. 21505

Russian

21604 Club-S. A. D. No. 2; Teleph. mTa jik $ penm lingk sz bkwank

Chairman—A. T. Beltchenko Japan—Yamasaki Road; Teleph. 24201

Vice-Chairman—D. J. Nakvasin

Hon. Secretary—A. A. Peter Netherlands—c/o Italian Consulate

Accountant—John Panoff

St. Andrew’s Society—

Hon. Secretary—A. M. Macaulay Norway—Anlee Ta/ft no^wai

m kwok

giTii.fumlingbze *fu .

,(c/o Butterfield & Swire) Vice-Consul—A. HouseE. Marker

Hon. Treasurer—H. M. Doig

St. George’s Society— Portugal—Ex-Russian

Consul—A. T. Beltchenko Concession

± » E -mTa msay tin

m kuok

m ^ ling ksz

Cohn, Dr. A. J.. m.b., Medical Practitioner Sweden—Teleph. 21685 ; Cable Ad :

• —Office: 50,

2; Teleph. 24311 Huang Pei Road, S.A.D. No. Amfeamatch

Consul—M. Hallberg

Compagnie d’Assurances Qenerales, $ it « is ® * *

Contre iTncendie agent

E. A. Chaudoin, & les Explosions— Tg piei kuoh tsung ling, shih jh

United

General— StatesTeleph.

of America Consulate-

21703; Cable

Compagnie l ranco-A merica i ne d’As- Ad : American Consul

sOrances—Head Office: Shanghai Consul-Gen.—P. K Jbssefyn

E. A. Chaudoin, agent Consuls—R. Y. Jarvis and H. E.

CONSULATES Stevens

Vice,Consuls John Davies, Jr.,

Belgium—147, Han Kiang Road, Robert M. Taylor and Verne G.

Staten

S.A.D. No. 1; Cable Ad: Belsulat Interpreter—T. M Chu

A352 HANKOW

Crei.it Fonciek o’Extreme Orient— Chief Appraiser—P. J. Gleason

(fire Banks) Appraiser—G. E. Cammiade

Acting Inspector of Examiners—

^ Kiang Han Kwan C. T. UpjderhilJ

CrsTOMs. Chinese Maritime—Telepfae. Examiners—V. M. Collaco, V. M.

2228h 22272. 22277. (Main Exchange).

22273 (Conn’s Res.) and 22274 (Comr’s Eysmontt, Lincoln W. T, Yeh

Office) Chao Hsin Yiian, Chang Wei,

Rpremie T)r.i>artment G. I. Ivanoff, Daniel Kwei

Commissioner —E. N. Ensor Chow, Szee Pan Yung, Yeh

Acting Deputy Commissioners—N. T’eng, Chan Hwa Tiao, Hu

T. Sopp and M. C. D. Drum- Tien King, Chao Keng-yang.

mond. Ho Shan-pao, Sun Chang En,

Assistants—Lei Chung Pin. Liu Koo Wei Wu, Hu Hsiob Yiian

E-ling, Li Bing Guong. Wang and Liu Tso Tsz

Ki Ming. Huang Kuo Ts’ai, I’idewaiters—Ch’en Hsing I, Liu

Tso Chang-cbin, Wang Hsue- Moo Yuin, Tong Yuen Ta,

tsUn, Wei Hsiang-lin. Fang Po Wang Vp Chang, Yen I Sze.

and Hu Ch^n Hsia Chen Oiiilg Ying, Hsu Hsiang,

Clerks—Woo Yoong Foo, Huan Geng Shu Gi, Liu Chia Tzu.

Dar, Wong Veng Hau, Meng Wang Shih Fu, Chu Yu, Fang

Nbk Chin. Lin De Mi, Lu Tao- Yu Ch’ing, Teng Chih Yuan,

shing, Sheng Yu Chi. Han Dao Chang Kwang Hua, Mao Chia

Fu, Ho Ching Cheng, Fong Yi Chien, Teng Chien Pong, Wang

Yueh. Lu Ping-yao, Ke Ming- Liang, Wang Cheng Sung, Han

chieh, Ong Sze Yu, Lee Dz Hwa, | Teh Ching, Lee Jen Piao, Ho

Wong Yue Sih, Huang Chao Yung Hai, Pai Kuang Liang.

fang, Wei Kung-shu, Li Ping- Yang Chieh. Wang Yueh Seh.

wen, Chu Shu Cheng. Hsu Ju Li Chin Ming, Chang Hsueh

Li, Wu Tsen Li, Liu Chung Tai. Dzen Sin Sen, Hwang

Chang, Khor Tsai Chieh, Liu j Tien Hsi, Kung Kwang I, Liu

Shih-hsu, Chang Feng Tsao, Yu j Yee Hong, Wang Djao Chien.

Shu Sheng. Tung Fong Ching. Chen Wen Yu, Yang Chuen,

Chang Yee Tang, Fong Wen Hsieh Chung Fan, Liu Nien

Hau, Lee Teng Yuin, Liu Tao Hsuan, Pan Tsieng, Chang Kang

Hung, Lee Sze Hwang, Hsii . Cheng, Chow Sheng Jen, .Hsiung

King Yuen, Chow Veng Chia, En

Kuan Wei Chang, Wu Ghee,

Hsien, Yu Peng Yuan. Chang TingYao,

Yu. Penn King Peh,

Yu Tung Chen,Weng

Fan

Tse Quan, Li Peichi, Ran Chien Li Chun, Zee Liang, Ho Ting

Min and Niu Tien Wen Hsiu, Lo Hsueh Fan. Tan Pu

Local. Clerks—Lay Ung Nai. Lo Cheng, Hwa Shien Yin, Shu

Lian'g-tsung, Shiao Chang Ti, Chin She, Yeh Hui Hsin, Chen

Wang Teh Chang. Tung Hung Shih Min, Chen Su Tie, Yang

Dao. Yen Shih Tsing, Shih Yao, Shao-Chang, Chu Yin Sung.

Chang Chwan Piao, Yeh Moon Kao King Keng, Lo Ching Chi.

Ming, Huang Chin Chang and Lung Chi Chang, Yang Chin Po,

Lo Sai Cheung Tan Chaw Chai, Chao Yu Ho.

Tao Han Ching, Ch’ien Chia

, Typist—Miss Oman and

Chief Tidesurveyor Sui Tsen

Harbour T’ao, Chang Chao Chen, Chang

Hsueh Jen. Kao Shih Chun.

Master—G. B. Appleton Peng Hsiao Chung, Soong Chih

Assistant,iTidasuryeyqr-—H. F. Z Chun, Wang Shih Yung, Yuan

Siegfrids

i^pajL Officers—A. P. Aispur, Yuen ; •Toh Han. Chen Chuang Hung.

Zur Ling, Li Yuan Chi. Kuo j Ho Ming An. Seng Tseh Yung..

. Xy Yung. Chan Kim Hung, Yao | Li Chi Hsun, Ma Ch’ang-fu ano

Ge Fong, Chang Wei Yih, ! Hsieh Te-huang

Hwang Jen, Chang Lin Kwang Assistant Clerk of Works—IV

,ind , Chang Yien Shih Ch’ang

HANKOW A353

M(Trine Department Jflf ^ Teen Cheany

River Inspectors—W, D. Fraser Oodwei) Sl Co., Ltd., General

and G. F. C. Garfield (Addi- Merchants, Shipping and Insurance

tional) Agents—5. Tungting Road; Telephs.

Acting Assistant River Inspector ! 23483 and 23583; P.O. Box 8; Cable Ad :

Dodwell. Branches: Hongkong, Can-

—S. G: Loraine-Grews

Acting District River Inspectors ton, Shanghai,

Chungking,

Foochow,

Colombo,

Tientsin,

Yokohama,

—R. Cajnatta, G. F. W. Hud- Kobe, Vancouver, Victoria (B.C.),

son and W. W. Mortimer Seattle (Wash.), San Francisco,

2nd Officers—F. Honeyman, Chu New York, Antwerp and London

Yuan and Loh Nan Ping

River Inspectorate Assistants - (Head Office)

Whong Tse-yue, Wang Hua- Agents forRaddon, F. G.

:

manager

lung and iKwan Ohieh-tze Dodwell-New York Line of Steamers

Marine Clerk—Feng Po Barber-Wilhelmsen Line

Draughtsmen—Yung Kow Hua, Lloj

Chang Luen Yuen and Wong

Wha Ting Ben dLine

Triestino

Tracer—Wang Wen Hsien ; Natal Line ofGeneraie

Navagazione SteamersItaliana

Assistant Wireless Supervisor Ocean

Union Assurance Co.,

Transport Ld. Ld. (Fire)

Society,

Wu Pu Chow Thames k Mersey Marine Insurance

Wireless Operators—Fong Tee Co., Ld. and(Marine)

Hal, Woo Shu Ming and Sheng Liverpool London and Globe

Yu Chen Insurance Co.,Assurance

Ld. (Marine)

Harbour Master’s Clerk—Tung New India Co., Ld.,

Kuo Fu Bombay.Life(Marine)

Standard Assurance Co.

Customs Club—(Yee Clubs) Kailan Mining Administration

j Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc.

Daido Boekj Kaisha, Ltd. -Teleph. 22557 i Roneo, CentralLd.Agency, Ld.

Crown Cork Co., Ld.

Danish Chamber of Commerce (See Gerrard Wire Tying Co., Ld.

Chambers of Commerce) Safe

Wm. Cabinet

Teachers Co.

Cream Whisky k Sons. Highland.

Danish Consulate —Nee Consulates) Whitbread

Burrells & Co k Co.,

. Ld.Ld. Ale and Stout

Dktttsi hk Asiatische Bank - (Nee Banks) I Dojin Hospital—(See Hospitals)

^ « ! Do.jinM edioal School -(NeeEducational)

Teh-foo yang-hong

Deutsche Farben, H, G. W'aibel k, Co.,

Importers of Dyes, Chemicals and Dollar Co., ft # ^

Photographic Supplies -S.A.D. No. Ill; and Shipping—Wha The Robert, Lumber

Telephs. 22361, 22835 & 22641; Cable Ching Kai;

Waidefag Teleph. 24932, Cable Ad: Dollar

H, Krabbe], signs per pro. F. C. Bruns, manager

K Mauerer, do. I' General Agents for :

M. Kruse, signs i.v. Dollar Steamship Lines

W. Hoelzer, do. American Mail Line

R. Walsemann

I F. Roth ft ^h

Miss M. Boedefeld Dollar Lumber Co., Wholesale and

Miss M. Laub-Wendt Retail Lumber—Wha Ching Kai ;

■1'echnical Department Teleph 24932; Cable Ad: Dollar

C. Leupold F. C. Bruns, manager

A364 HANKOW

fg' *1^' Reng Hsin London Missionary Society. Huping

Dtj Pont np Nemoubs, A Qo., Ing,, E. I., . (The College, Reformed Church in the U. S.

Manufacturers and Importers of Indigo, Collegiate Dept., Wesley College,

Aniline Dyes and Chemicals—2nd Methodist Missionary Society. College ^

Floor, Postal Remittances & Savings of Yale in China, Yale Foreign Mis-

Bank Building, Fau Cheong Road, * sionary Society

Organization of the College:

S. A, D. No. 3; P. O. Box69; Cable Ads: j The School of Arts (including

Dupontdyes and Q114 , Commerce)

Dutch Consulate (.S

Pre-Medical)of Science (including

East-Asiatio Co., Ltd., Agency of, The School

Francis of Education

Cho-Min Wei, m.a., ph.d.

The, Steamship Owners and General

Merchants—140, (London), d.c.l,, president and ]

leph. 23105; CableHan Ad:Kiang

OrientRoad; Te- dean of the School of Arts

Paul V, Taylor, b.a., b.d., ph.d.,

A. Bosselman, agent dean of Faculty

S. Plesner Richard P. Bien, b.s,, d.sc.,

P. Ponsaing dean of the School of Science |

Agencies'. P’u Hwang, m.a., ph.d., dean of

Steamship Co., Orient, Copenhagen the School of Education ,

Margaret Bleakley, m.a., registrar

EDUCATIONAL John L. Coe, m.a., treasurer

■Lutheran

Shekow, Hupeh Theological Seminary— j

Boone School (American Church

Mission)—Wuchang mm*mm%m

Johnson C. Y. Leo, m.a., principal Seng hsi li ta chung sho shao

Yun-Tih Wang, b.a., supt.

Robert A. Kemp, b.sc., do. worksof studies St. Hilda’s School for Girls (Ameri

Everard P. Miller, Jr., m.a., supt. canRev.

Church

Edmund Mission)-^-Wuchang

Penn, principal

of English

Rev.master studies

B. C. L. Yen, m.a., boy-scout Wesley Middle School—Wuchang

Sidney Y. C. Liu, b.a., headmaster

Joseph A.L. S.Y. Yin,

Fan, bursar

B.A., registrar Y. R. Osborn, m.a.

T. A. Richardson, b.a. 1

Central China Teachers’ College

. (W.M.S. and A.GM., L.M.S.,

and C.C.C.E.A.)t—Wuchang; Cable Ad: A.P.M. Finnish Consulate—(See Consulates) (

Central; Codes; C.I.M., Missions j French Consulate — (Nee Consulates) [

•t m w t fp) $g IS Fuh lai teh

Tung yen i shoo tung ji Fuhrmeister

Insurance AgentsCo,,

& — 361,Exporters

Han Chung and) ji

Dojin Medical School—Yi Yuen Road, Road, S.A.D.

S A.D.; Teleph. 24717 -

T. Fujita, president Titus, signs the| firmA. Peter i [

F. W.W. Hummel 1; Cable Ad: Europasia

Jl|| f'jf; FolK han chung hsio Me

Ecole Municipale Franco-Chinoise— GalefCo., The n m E.,mMotor Cars, Trucks, l,>

15 & 17, Rue Dautremer; Cable Ad: Buses and L.Boats, Road Machinery,

French School Tires, Airplanes,. Motors, Parts and ►

Hankow Private School—Corner of |I Concession; Accessories—48, CableRueAd:Dautrembr,

Gale French '

Tientsin and Poyang Roads

Hua Chung 7 College (Central China Geldmacher iflj ^ LaoTrhi Li I

College)—M uchang; Teleph. Wueh ang and Bullion Brokers—Yih & LinDmeyer, Exchange : c

41962. Co-operating Units: Boone Col- 8.A.D. No. 1; Cable Ad: Brokers- Yuen Road |*i

■ lege, American Church Mission. The F. Lindmeyer, manager

Collegiate Dept.,Griffith John College,

HANKOW A 365

German Consulate —(Se« Consulates) Hankow Fire Insurance Association—

1, Racine Building, Rue Dubail; Telephs.

German

1

Chambers Chamber of Commerce — (See 2.2771-2;

of Commerce)

Cable Ad: Nielcolm

Secretaries—Nielsen & Malcolm

Germanischer Lloyd—Racine Building, Hankow Hospitals)

General' Hospital — (>ee

RueF. Dubail

Allan

5$ ffi & @ Tz Yeo Si Pao

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd. Hankow Herald, Inc. — 25, Rue Dau-

N.K.K. Building, 1, The Bund, tremer; Teleph. 23331; Cable Ad: Herald

Y. C. Jao, managing editor

S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 21773-5; Cable Louis Chen, a-sist. do.

Ad:H.Glenline;

Sobbe All Code Charles Hung, treasurer

T. C. Chen, assist, do.

fr H ± H

Ge lien shih piao hong M Hankow Ice Works, Ltd., The (Incor-

GraceyBullion& Pearson,

Brokers-AExchange Bill and porated

Union Building; ances of under the Companies

Hongkong), Ordin-

Ice and Aeratep

Telephs. 21809 and 24709' Water Manufacturers—Rule Marechal

T. C. G. Pearson Joffre, Telephs. 227 L) and 21427; Cable

Ad:W.IceH. Corsane, director

Guzdar & Co., CommissionA genst Mrs. M. W. Corsane, dq.

—Hunan Road; Teleph. 23227; Cable

Ad: Guzdar

Hankow Bank, Ltd. —{See Banks) Hanm Kow& Tien m Ten m Kung n mSze

Hankow

Hankow Chemical Laboratory The, 6-12, Kai Hsien Road; Telephs. Light and Power Co., Ltd.—

Analytical Laboratory, Analysts’and 21872; Cable Ad: Powercoid 21871

Chemists to the Hankow Committee

Foreign Chambers of Commerce—50, of G. B. Gill, a.m.i.e.e., chief engineer

Rue Dautremer, and manager

Ad: Labo; Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C. 21337; Cable

5th and,6th J. chief

it. Trend, f.a.la.,-f.c.c.s.,

accountant and/or f.r.s.a.,

acting

edns., Bentley’s and.Universal Trade manager

S. m.a.s.t.m.

J. F. Jensen, b.sc. & ph.f.s.d.c.e.

proprietor and director and ' L . G. Jeffery, M.I.E.E,' , A.M.I., MECH. E.,

M. Jensen, i.c.t., chem. eng. H. superintending

Mackenzie, engineer

chief assistant engineer

S. H. Yeh A. Mackenzie, chief meter inspector

Hankow Club — [See Clubs) Hankow Press

Arnhold andPacking.

Co., agentsCo.—

mHankow® tsan yu tanyaonfangm Hankow Printing Office, Printers, Book-

Hankow Dispensary, Ltd., Chemists, binders Street, S.A.D. 2

and Stationers—13, Sankiao

Druggists, Aerated Water Manufacturers

and Dealers in Photographic Goods— Hankow Private School - (See Educa-

Corner Rue Clemenceau and Rue tional)

Dubail, F. Con.; Telephs. 23271

(Chemists) and 23272 (Water Fac- Hankow Race Club and Recreation

;S Tory) ; CaJble Admanager

H. Dewsbury, : Dispensary Ground— (See Clubs)

;) A. W. Clear, assist, manager

L. J. Panoff, secretary

»| Mrs. R. T.A. Minjoot

Averianoff Hankow yusonghienpanhung

kee che

$ez 'siii din

Hankow Waterworks

Hankow Dyeing Works Ltd:, The— Co., Ltd.—Head Office: Taiping'Road; & Electric Light

Jj Office : 154, Ming Chu Road ; Teleph. Waterworks:

Works: Ta Wong Han KiaMiao;

Tung;Engineering

Electricity

J 33119; Cable Ad: 5397. Works: Dept.:

' Kiang Kai Ton ; Teleph. 32109

I H. S. Liu; managing director WatertightWater Tower; 1 Cable Ad:

A35ti HANKOW

® ^ Mei Ya L. Caftarena, associate district |:

G.director

Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—A.P.C. Wang Shih-chung, regional inspector

Building, The Bund,. S.A.D. 3: Teleph. and chief of Saltpetre & Sulphur «j|

23529; Cable Ad: Underiters Department

National Merchants and Under-

writers, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Ap-

plied for Agents) Niu Shu-kai, chiefchief

Chao Hung-chu, secretary

accountant

Shen Chang, chief of Transportation i,

and Consumption Section

Han Hui-jung, chief of Revenue Gu-

Zp -fc ' Ta Ping '

Harrison, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6, The ards Section

Bund; Teleph. 31; Cable Ad: Crosfield Chang

Statistical Ta-kao, officer-in-charge of

Section ;

^ Ching Ming.

Hemmings & Berkley, Architects and Hwa ft m m n m

Chang Company Ltd., The, Im-

Structural Engineers—Ching Ming porters, Exporters and General Mer-

Building, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. chants—18, Fau 21661

CheongandRoad,

24503; Cable Ad: Module; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s No. 3; Telephs. 25905;S. Cable

A. D. i

C. K.O. T.Hooper, Ad: Great Wall; Codes: Bentley’s <

Liu f.r.i.b.a.. m.i.st.e. Acme

T. S. Hwa, managing director

Hohsin & Co., Metal Dealers—Tungting S. L. Yue, assist, manager

Road, S.A.D. 3: Teleph. 24603. Cable T. C. Wang, accountant

Ad: Hohsin L.L. S.F. Pao

Liu 1 K. N. Kuo

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking L. T. Woo Y. S Liu

Corporation—(See Banks)

HOSPITALS Tiny shang po na men yang Men

yu hsien hung sz

vz ® m £ X Imperial

Ltd.—62,Chemical HunanIndustries (Chin a'i. !

Road; Telephs.

Tien chu fttng i yum

<‘atholic Mission Hospital—Poyang 23407, 23379 & 22695; Cable Ad: Alkali

W. Bowling, div. manager

Road, British Concession G. H. Dickson

ChOrch General Hospital (Ameri- C. N. Abbot W. T. Henley j

can Church Mission)—Wuchang ffo Ghi

IB ft J

® tm Tung Jen I Yen International Export Co.. Ltd., Ex-

Dojin Hospital (Japanese Hospital)— porters—Telephs. 23371 and 23372: 1

Corner Heyking and Aug. Street, ex- Cable Ad: Natio

German

andT. 24717; Concession; Telephs. 21405 P. S. Purry. manager

Fujita,Cabledirector

Ad: Dojinbyoin E. W. Hoyle, assist, manager

H. F. H. Davies, accountant

R. B. Page, chief engineer

Hankow ^General W ^ ^ The - 30,

Hospital, A. N. Bryden I E. J. Saunders

S. J. Godwin j A.P. B.T. Stimpson j

Szeming Road, S.A.D. No. 2; Teleph. W. Hutchinson Sykes

24011 C. G. Mayger j M. M.Wardell

International Hospital— Ex-Russian E. Owen W C. Wood j,

Concession Teleph. 23001; ! H @ &

Hupeh Salt Administration Office— International Wan leuo ta yok fang

47, Yih Pharmacy, General Iml 1

Ads: SaltYuan Road, S. A. D. 1; Cable porters, Wholesale

and 4599 and Retail Chemists *

Liutravelling

Tsung-yi,inspector

district for

director

Huai and and

Salt

Druggists

Buildings; Teleph.— 22027

Lutheran Mission;

Region T. S. Tsu, general manager

HANKOW A3 5'

International Savings Society—(See Bentley, Rudolf Mosse A Suppl.,

Banks) Acme and Private. Head Office:

Hamburg. Branches: Shanghai,

Itoh & Co., 0., Importers of Cotton Y arn yuanfu,Canton, Hongkong, Nanking, Tai-

-“•17, Poyang Rd., S.A.D. 3;Teleph. 22211 Tientsin, Harbin, Mukden

f For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

^ 5t

James Tsen Company, Import and Ex- Lacey A Cannan, Ltd., Importers, Ship-

port

Hsin Merchants—24, Ching

Yuan Kai, opposite Lee, ping

Yee Con

Japanese

and Insurance, Commission Agents

Lloyd’s Agents, etc.—Hongkong and

cession ; Teleph. 23491 ; Cable Ad : 22511; Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

Nesty; Codes: A.B.t. 5th end., Bentley’s Bentley’sCable Ad : Lacan; Code :

and Acme Commodity and Phrase

James Y. W.Tsen, manager L’Epargne Franco - Chinoise — Panofll

Japanese Chamber otf Commerce—(/See Ad: Building, S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 21814; Cable

Chambers of Commerce) Lepargne

Japanese Consulate—(.See Consulates) LiSmelters A Co.. and T. Y.,Engineers—23,

Importers, Exporters,

Japan-China Oil Refining Co., Ltd.— tremer, French Concession;RueTeleph.

Dau-

21151; Cable

Taiping Road, S.A.D.; Teleph. 22874: Bentley’s and Universal Ad: Tyli: Codes: Acme,

Cable Ad: Nikkaseiyu T. Y. Li. manager

J.P. S.Y. C.Chang

Tseng ! M. I. Li

ft E Wo W. Y. Soong 1 T. K. Chow

Jardine, Matheson

—The Bund, S.A.Il. 3; Telephs. ft Bing Woo

23871 A 2387.3-S

W. S. Dupree, signs per pro. Liddell Bros.- A Co., Ltd., Hide, Skin

Agencies: and General Produce Brokers,—

Hongkong Eire Insurance Co., Ltd. Tungting, Wtacheopg and Poyang

Canton Insurance Co., Ltd. Roads; Hydraulic Press Packers;

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd

Peninsular & Orient S.S. Co., Ltd. Telephs. 24901, 22407 & 22967; Cable

Ad: Liddell

Bank Line

Liggett A Myers Tobacco Co (China),

« lan kwong wu » chuM Ltd.—1, Ewo Road; Teleph. 24149:

Kai Cable Ad: Ligmytoco

Kailan Mining Administration -5, Liu Ho Kow Mining Co., Ltd.—27, Rue

Tungting Road Dautremer; Cable Ad: Liuholin

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

Koon Cheong Engineering- Works Building,RegisterLloyd’s of SHiBEiNft-Raeine

Rue Dubail

Engineers, Iron Founders,Boilermakers, K. Align

etc., and Contractors for all Classes of

Engineering and Iron Structural Work London Missionary Society—(See

—Yun Chiao Road, Model District. Missions)

i Teleph. 24917 H H Lou Pu

i K. C Lin, mgt. ^ epgr.

F. C. C. Liang, sub-nigr. Lovatt A Byrne,Bill and Bullion Brokers

j P. K. Wei, asst. mgr. —Hongkong A Shanghai Bank Bldg.;

P. Y.S. Lin. Telephs. 24911 A 219.33; Code: Bentley’s

M. Lin, secretary

engineer E. G. Byrne

, -± IL Kung Sze Lutheran Theological Seminary—

jKunst A Albers, Import, Engineering (See Educational)

& Shipping—11, The Bund, S.A.D. Lutheran Board of Publication—23,

3; Telephs. 244)01 A 22533; Cable Ad: Liangyi Street; Teleph. 23065; Cable

Kunstalber; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn . Ad: Lutherbook

A'M HANKOW

Lutheran Book Concern—523, Liangy ft ft ^ *

Street; Cable Ad: Lutherbook Yuen nien hung sze

Dr. Kalph Mortemer, manager

Middleton, Butterfield & Co.-

Lutheran Mission Home & Agency— nan Central China , Post Building. Hu-

Corner of Liang Ye and Hua,ng Pei Road, S.A.D No. 3; Telephs.

Streets ; Cable Ad : Luther 22009 and 24597; Cable Ad: Humid

A. J. Hansen, manager H. S. Butterfield

Hermann Li

L’Union (op Paris) Fire Insurance Co., Ming Sons’ Construction Co., Building

Ltd.—5, Quai de France; Cable Ad : Contractors—Hunan Road, S.A.D.

Bel fran 3; Teleph. 24315; Cable Ad: 9888

Ch. Ancel, manager

Z. F. Tsen, compradore

P. W. Tseng, secretary MISSIONS

1$, |# Lung Mow American Bible Society—Central j

Mackenzie & Co. Ltd (Incorporated China Bible House, Poyang Rd. : j

under the Companies Ordinances of Teleph. 23217; Cable Ad : Bibles :

Hongkong)' Hydraulic Press Pack- . Codes : jC>LM. and Missions

ers and Commission Agents—Teleph. Rev. R. J. Gould, prov. secy.

21909; Cable Ad : Mackenzie, Codes: Mrs. R. J. Gould

Acme and Bentley's: Branches in C- A. Rao

Shanghai, Tientsin, Chungking,

Ichang. London Office: 4. Lloyd's Amerigan Church Mission—43, Tung- j

Avenue, : E.C. ting Road : Cable Ad: Amchumiss j

Directors—F. W. Poate (manag- Bishop^—Rt. Rev. Alfred A

ing director), W. A. Argent, Gilman, s.t.d.

M. Boniface and C. D. Dixon Treasurer—F. Crawford Brown ?

H Wright, manager Secretary to Bishop—Miss O. B.

Tomlin

Mee-yeh Handeus Compagnie, Importers Chaplain to St. John’s English

—13, Tungting Road, S.A.D. No. 3: Ghurch—Rev. Allen S. Lee

Cable Ad: Skorsten Augustinian Procuration —1, Rue |

Dautremer, French Concession

a &£ a n

Me! Chang Hardware Co., Ship Chand- British and Foreign Bible Society, i

lers, Railway and Building Supplies— Central China Bible House—Poyang 1

39, Kiang Han Road, S. A. D. 3 ; Road, S.A.D. 3; Cable Ad: Bibles

Teleph. 23353 Rev. R. J. Could, Provincial Secretary

H. F. Yang, manager Mrs. R. J. Gould

Philipe Hwang, sub-manager C. A. Rao

Mei Loong & Co., Sanitary and Heating Catholic Mission Procuration—9, ‘

Rue Clemenceau, F.C.

Engineers

C. P. Yang,—Opposite,

managerY.M.C.A., S.A.D. Rev. A. Piasentin, proc.

Rev. Fr. G. Rossato, sup. & proc. 1

8# "it H

Melchers & Co.. Import and Export Chinaft Inland 111) Yet Ti Wei

Mission—7, Whaeheongj :

!

Merchants, Shipping and Insurance Road; Cable Ad: Inland

Agents—S.A.D. Bund No 49;

24915, 22779, 22403 (Private Ex- Telephs. Lewis Jones and Wife

change to All Departments), and

24617 (Hides Gddown) ; Cable Ad : Church of Immaculate Conception—

Melchers

ping Dept.)and Nordlloyd (For Ship- 9, Rue

VeryClemenceau, Frenchc.m.f.,

Rev. Fr A. Kirst, Concession

pastor \ U?

HANKOW A359

London

42005 ; Missionary Society—Teleph.

Cable Ad : Missionary # H San-chinff

Hankow Mitsui Russan Kaisha, Ltd,, General

Rev. E. Rowlands and Wife Importand Export Merchants—Taiping

Miss H. I. Moody Road, S.A.D. No, 3; Cable Ad:

Rev. E. S, Box and Wife Mitsui

Griffith John Boys’ Middle School H J|. Fau Chang

Y. T. Hu and Staff Molchanoff’s Properties, The Heirs

C. W. Knott and Wife of J, M. & N. M., Hankow, Kiu-

Rev. S. Withers Green and Wife kiang and Foochow, Brick Tea

F.' E. Baguley and Wife Manufacturers

• Union Hospital ; Corner. Bund andandFaucheong

Dr. K. H. G. GilHson and Wife Ex-British

Landlords

Road,—

Dr. Muriel, Garnick Concession; Teleph.

Miss M. Martin 23701; Cable Ad : Molchanoff

Miss A. Foster M. N. Molchanoff (Hankow)

Wuchang Bailey & Perry, solicitors, Hankow

Miss M. Bleakly agent

D. F. Anderson and Wife

Miss M. Ginger MUNICIPAL COUNCILS

t'.iaokan

Rev. H. F. Wickings and Wife jraigif Msim-sanj um

Dr. Dorochy J. Entrican hlan kow sjiih tih yih teffbi chu kwfing lichei

Miss C. I. Sparkes

Miss J. Gillison Administration

Tsaoshih District— , No. 1 District, Special

Miss E. Sr- Willis

Miss E. M. Hawafd

Dr. C. Robjohn and Wife HaM loir szemdee erh ~ mtehmbigum

shu

Missions to Lepers (International) Administration kwan li chu

of the Second.

-q/o Union Hospital; Cable Ad : District—57, Szeming St., SpecialDist. Special

. Lepmission

Dr. J. L. Maxwell, bon. medical

advispr for Fai East WmM @|

St. Joseph’s Church—Ewo i Road, S.A.D. Waipie.hrhino

ch' u

pu han kow dee san teh

sze tsen kwan lee chu

No. 3; Teleph. 22 716

His Exc. Msgr Eiigene Massi, Administrative

cipal Bureau

District No. 3, Muni-

bishop

Rt.- Rev., Fr. S. Somraavilla, Road, S-A-.D. No! St’Telephs. 4. Poyang

of the Special-^ 50‘and

provic. 1176 ■

Very Rev. Fr. P. Belli, pastor

Rev. Fr. J. Tsow, asst.

Rev. Fr. J. Leao, asst. Bureatf of Police, Police Station No.

Rev. Fr. Th. Hu 11—83, Han Chutut Road, S.A.D.

Rev. Fr. A. Hsu No 1; Teleph. 24475

Rev. Fr. F. Han, asst, for the

Catholic Action jg ® x m m

Rev. Fr. Jos. Ly, pastor at Fa kwoh kung pu chu

Liukiamiao Church Conseil d’Administration MunicipAle

Rev. Fr. U. Devescoyi, director, de la Concession Francaise (French

A post. Franc. MunicipalConcessioni

Council) — Hotel Municipal,

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., Import French,

and Export Merchants and Insurance President—Consul de France

7M Agents — Taiping Road, S.A.D. No. 3;

Conseil lers—A. Picca, A heel, Gau-

(Cable Ad : Iwasakisal, Iwasakipro tier, Chaudoin, Corbaley, R. P.

K. Kadota, manager Piasentin, de

Secretaire Pi Ly,LaMunicipalite

J.'Thu — J.

K. Karikome. p.p. manager Frahcou

HANKOW

Chef de la Police—Broussouloux ance Agents—Sassoon Bldg., The

Sous id.—Massoai Bund, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 23181 ; j

Infepecteur Police—Moosevich Cable Ad: Namerund

Id. —Jacazaires H. B. Berntsen. president

Oonducteur Travaux—Ouillawrae

Vogel—Hygiene

Trouillet—Camplabilite s m *- -#

Tsiar zio nod piny hung s:e -

%Fa kwoh shun

m pumfanym Nestle’s Milk Products (China), ij

Ltd. (Distributors of the Goods of |

French Municipal

cipal, French Police- Hotel Muni- Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Concession |

F. Broussouloux, chef de la Garde ChocolateMilk Co.), Milk and Milk Products. I

•T. Massoni, s/chef de la Garde and Confectionery, Ger- |

P Jacazaires, inspecteur ber Gruyere Cheese—Union Bldg..

J. Moossevitch. do Wah Cheong Road; Teleph. 23769:

B. Louvigny, do. P.O. Box 51; Cable Ad : Nestmilk •

Codes; Bentley’s,

UnionA.B.C. 5th Edition j

J apanese Municipal Council—Yamasak, andK.Western S. Rfto, local manager

Hoad ; Japanese Concession

New Engine and Iron Works—(S.A.D. 1;

H fsl f * H Cable

Tip pen ehing tsah sue CarlAd: Hulsemann

Hulsemann, manager

Japanese Municipal Police - Teleph. Niagara Mineral Water Go.—14, Rue .

22207 Nouvell,Cable

French Concession : Teleph.

Mustard & Co., Ltd , General Importers 21031; Ad: Niagara

C. Baroumis, proprietor

—18, Faucheong Road; Telephs.

21611

H. E. Smith m h

N anya no Brothers Tobacco Co., Nielsen Malcolm, Consulting Engi-

Ltd., The—Chung Shan Road: Te- and Fire Lossand Assessors—Racine

neers, Marine Cargo Surveyors

leph. 33703; Cable Ad: 1717 Building, French Concession; Te-

V. Y. Tsung, manager lephs. 22771-2; Cable Ad : Nielcolm :

National Aniline and Chemical Co., Code: Bentley’s Secretaries to

Hankow Fire Insurance Associa-

U.S.A., Manufacturers and Importers

of Indigo, Aniline Dyes, etc. — 9, Bund tion. Shanghai Office: 12, The

Bund; Cable Ad: Nacohankow; Codes: F. Allan

Bentley’s and

N. J. Deegan Universal Trade C. E. Pinel W. A. Allan

C. Y. Man-

National City Bank of New York, General Merchants for Cotton,Kaisha,

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Yarn,

The—{See Banksl Piece Goods, Silk, Rayon, Wool, Jute

and Sundries—Taiping Road, S.A.D.3;

National Commercial Bank Ltd., The Cable Ad: Menkwa

T. Tomonaga,- manager

—(See Banks')

National Commercial and Savings ffi: fr ii$ * 0

Bank Ltd., The—(Nee Banks) Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Union

Whacheong Road, S.A.D. 3Buildings,

: Teleph.

22773-5; Cable Ad: Yusen

Mei Shang Lien Pong Shang Tieh

To Hsien Rung Sze

National Merchants and Under- Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—1, The Bund,

S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 24143 and

writers, Fed. Inc., U.S.A., General 23003 (Godown); Cable Ad: Nissikisen

Merchants, Real Estate and Insur- K. Nakanishi, manager

HANKOW A361

n & * li Chief of Inland Business Depart-

Nivea Co., Fibre Exporters — Nivea ment—-Sidney C. K. Hsii

House, Paoshan Road ; Cable Ad : Chief of Accounts and Checking

Enryb Department—A. G. Washbrook

P. L. Byrne, director Chief of General Affairs Depart-

ment—Wu Hou Pai

North China& Shanghai

InsuranceBanking

Co., Ltd.— Ichang First Class Office

Hongkong Cor- Actg. Deputy Commissioner—

Soratinn Buildings, The Bund, S.A.D. Ch’en Mao-ku

io. 3 ; Teleph. 21947; Cable Ad: Union Shasi First Class Office

S. Mason, branch manager Postmaster—Ch’eng Kuo-hsun

Wuchang First Class Office

Norwegian Consulate - (See Consu- Postmaster—Mao Ho-sheng

lates)

18. j)f Lih Shin

m ^ Ping Jwn

Official Sworn Measurer—46, Tungting Racine et Cie. (Societe Anonyme),

Merchants—Racine Building, Rue

Road;

OfficialTeleph. 21811

Sworn to: Freight Measurer Racine Teleph. 22203; Cable Ad:

Dubail;

and Weigher E. Gautier, signs per pro.

China

New York Homeward

FreightFreight

BureauConference

Trans-Pacific Freight

Bombay Freight Conference Bureau Chung Kwok Chi Tu Sheng

Australian Freight Chiao Shu Hui

H. E. Ramsay Religious Tract Society, The — 35,

ffl} ^ Yung Hsin Poyang Road, S.A.D. No. 3. Hankow

Olivier-Chine, General Import and Ex- Rev. F. G. Onley, general secty.

port,

—Peking MarineRoad;

and Fire Insurance

Teleph. 24861;Agents

Cable m ^ Ying shan chu yuen

Ad:A. Austrasia

Bordereau, manager Representation for British Manufac-

F. Kieffer | G. Ninaud turers (Hankow), Ltd., Engineers

and Contractors—23, Tungting Road;

Cable Ad: Rebritman; Codes: A.B,C.

Pearce & Garriock, Commission Agents 5th,A. Bentley’s, etc.

C. Burn, managing director

Auctioneers, Bill and General Brokers— F. S. Reynolds, director (England)

Cable Ad: Pearce

P. W.D. E.Weeks

Harston ! C. G. Jack n & mm &&

Agencies : Reuters, Ltd.—Central China Post Build-

Aquarius Co. ing, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 22371 ; Cable

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld. Ads: Reuter and Markreuter

C.Mrs.R. S.Graham-Barrow, manager

Morgan, secretary

is m *g m m m ^

Ping-han-tit-lo-koon-li-kuo

Peiping-Hankow Railway Adminis-

tration (Abbreviation: Ping-Han RobinsonnPiano ^ Co., mManufacturers

m

Railway)—Head Office : Hankow & Importers of Iron-framed Pianos

Portuguese Consulate — (See Consu- —35, Sankiao Street

P. S. Chang, manager

lates) S. Y. Chiang

ft m m & m Rohde & Co., Importers and Exporters—

Hu pe. yu chen kwan li chu 70, Huangpei Load, S.A.D. 2

Post

Office: Cable Ad : Postos,District

Office— Hupeh Postal HankowHead O. K.Meusser, signs per pro.

Eschenbach

Director—Y. Smith A. Mittag

Chief of Local Business Depart- Russian Club—(Nee Clubs)

ment—Wong Yoong Mai

23

A36-2 HANKOW

Sachse, K., Architect—48, Yih 21753;

Yuen g. DU Sien-sen

Road, S.A.D. No. 1; Teleph. Siemssen & Co., Engineers, Contractors,

Cable Ad: Sachse Exporters,

Agents—34, Importers, HankiangandRoad Insurance

(The

St. Hilda’s School and St. Phoebe’s 22261 Bund), S.A.D. No. 1; Telephs. 23607:

School—(Set Educational) and 22448; Cable Ad: Siemssen,

AH(For

ModernAgencies CodesSee Shanghai Section)

7^ & m ^ f£Nt H

San Peh Steam Navigation Co , Ltd. Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Kiang Han

—: Hopng.'-On Building; Cable Ad: Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad: Singer

San Peh. Head (jffice : Shanghai;

Agents in Hankow: The Hoong On Skinner

S. N. Cb., Ltd. and Surgeons—Shell Building; Teleph.

P. H. Kao, manager 24301

St. Joseph’s Church — (See Missions) AgentH., Sobbe, Shipping and Commission,

—Building;

9, The Teleph.

Bund, S.A.D.

\'p Sha Sun N.K.K. 21771; No.

Cable3,

Ad:H. Sobbe

Sobbe; All Codes j Miss H. Glatzer

Sassoon & Co.,Bund

12, British Ltd., David,

Telephs.Merchants

24807 and- Spencer Kellogg & Sons oe Canada

24807 Cable Ad: Sassoons Ltd., Exporters of Wood Oil and other

C. E. Minny, sub-agent Vegetable Oils—39, Rue Dubail, French

C. de Luz—Miss A. Glatzer Concession; Teleph. 23811; Cable Ad:

Sayama & Co., Importers and Export- Agedol; Codes: Acme, Bentley, Private.

ers—3, Poyang Road. S.A.D. 3; Te- Head Office: Buffalo, New York

lephs. 22171 & 22172 ^ Mei Foo

S. Sayama, master Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Petroleum

m b and its Products—National City

Schnabel, Gaumer ifc Co., Export, Im Bank Building, S.A.D. 3; Teleph.

port and Insurance—-61, Woo (Manager),

Tsu Street, 22971; Cable Ad : Standvac

Tachimen; Telephs. 23605 A. A. Dorrance, manager

24943 (Exports and Accts. Dept.), 22141 R. L. Gregory A.W. E.Storms

(Compradore)

Cable Ad: and 23017(Egg

Antimon, Factory);

Maximilian and

A.D. E.G. Fitzsimmons

Sanborn Mrs. H.Evans

Evans

Klein ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., M. A. Mitchell C.

N. F.F. Harrs

Jensen

Bentley’s, Mosse and Acme J. P. Stalker

K. Schnabel, proprietor (Hamburg) Star Ricksha Co.—6, Rue Paris; Cable

O. Klein, signs the firm Ad: Staricko

R.M. Yolkert,

Glied, do. (Shanghai)

do.

K. Schinckel, signs per pro. SunCentral

Life Assurance

K. W.Veigel,

Linne I do.A. (Shanghai)

Glied China Post Co. of Canada—

Building, Hunan

G. Vogt I K. H. Baus Road; S.A.D. 3, Teleph. 22009 and 24597;

Cable Ad : Humid

Schools1—(See Educational) Middleton, Butterfield & Co., agent

Shanghai Commerce and Savings SongT.Sing

K. Yung,Cottonmanaging

Mill No.director

4—Chiaokow

Bank, Ltd., The—(Nee Banks)

Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

* n ® Hsi Men Tze

Siemens China Co., Electrical and

Mechanical Engineers and Contractors Teh3shih hu huo yu hung ± #sze

Iron and Steel Merchants—3, Wilson Petroleum

St., S.A.D. 2 Teleph. 23829; Cable Ad: Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

Products—National Indus-

Motor; Code: Alpha, Mosse, A.B.C. 6th, trial Bank Building, Kiang Han Road:

private Telephs. 22315 and 22415; Cable Ad:

Wilhelm Ziesel, manager Texaco

HANKOW A363

Hankow Office: fT I® sS? ^ IIwa-Lee-sheng-hong

G. K. Fitch, actg. manager Walkie

J. H. Morreale

Hankow Installation: GeneralTrading Corporation,

Importers Ltd., The,

and Commission

T. H. Doherty, actg. supt. Agents—Hunan

Teleph. 21547; RoadAd: S.A.D.

Cable Walkie No,

and at3;

Ohungking: Shanghai, Kiukiang, Changsha and

G. H. Thomas Chengchow

H.Charles

C. Tong,T.managing

Yao, director

manager

^ ^ Tong Sung C. H. Wong, chief accountant

Thomson

Union &Buildings;

Co., Chartered

Teleph.Accountants

29307; Cable-

Ad: Scrutiny; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Wan Forwarding& Co.,

Mow Coal-123,

Agents Merchants

Hankiangand

Bentley’s Road S.A.D.: Teleph. 1997; Cable Ad:

^ Tien Yu Wamow

Thurier & Kohr, Provision, Wine and Wesley College — (See Educational)

Spirit Merchants, General Importers

and Commission Agents Werner G. Smith Company, The, (of

J. F.Thurier

Thurier L. Thurier Cleveland, Ohio,RueU.S.A.), Wood F.C.; Oil

i Merchant—46, Dautremer.

Telephs. 21171 and 21172; Cable

smithco; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s Ad:Wer-

£ Pan An Li Jui, manager

Union

ton, Ltd. Insurance

— HongkongSociety

and oT Can-

Shanghai

Bank Building, The Bund, S. A. D. No. West Coast Life Insurance Co. of San

Francisco—9,

3; Teleph. 21947; Cable Ad: Union

S. Mason, branch manager Teleph. 21771 The Bund, S.A.D. 3;

H. Sobbe, distfict manager

Union Radio Service, Radio, Sound and

Electrical Supplies, Importers and 3 & H E Vey loo hungDrapers,

sze

Manufacturers

Tung Jen Li, Poyang Representatives—

Road, S.A.D. No.4, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co.,Ltd.,

3; Teleph. 23051; Cable Ad: Unionradio Outfitters, Glass and China Merchants,

Importers of Boots & Shoes, etc.—S.A.D.

T. K. Whang, manager 2; Teleph. 19494; Cable Ad: Warfield

W. J. Ward, manager

O. E. Vongehr, Federal Inc. U. S. A., L. C. Sung, chief clerk

Export, Import, Shipping, Insurance—

Holt Building; Cable Ads: Vongehr and T. E. Bluck

Alacrity; Codes:5thAcme, Bentley’s,Branches

A.B.C. D. S. Edmunds

5th edn. and Improved. E.A. Stephenson

H. Turner miss Li. onoum

at 149, Szechuen Road, Shanghai; Also W. A. Richardson Miss F. Sayce

at Chungking and Wanhsien, Szechuen W. C, Loynes Miss Korniloff

O.E. C.E. Fry,

Vongehr, president

vice-president C. Chang Mrs. Petroff

P. C. Low, export manager A.J. Rozario

Fating Miss

Miss O.N. Orloff

Stakios

W. C. Lee | C. K. Ting Sangaland Miss

V.F. Shestakoff C. Pintos

Miss F. Fergu-

P. L. Yao I N. Y. Li Lange Miss Rozarioson

G.MissF. N.VonDunn

3H £§ Teh Ming Miss M. Dunn Mrs. T. Bentsia

Wagons-Lits Terminus Hotel—French

Con.; Teleph. 21904; Cable Ad: Terminus Mrs. A. Silva koff

Mrs. A. Saint Pol, proprietress Mrs Ciara de S'lva Miss O. Kolott

R. E Schaerrer, manager m 1* t u m

Wah Chang Trading Corporation Yang & Company,' ChineseArbitrators

Chartered and Ac-

Importers and Exporters, Engineers and countants, Auditors,

Fire Loss Assessors—33, Rue de Paris

Contractors—23, Rue Dautremer, French Extension, French Concession

Concession;

Tyli; Codes:Teleph.

Acme,21151; Cable and

Bentley’s Ad: P. Y. Yang, c.c.A.

Universal

T. \ . Li, Hankow representative Y. H. Tang, c.c.A.

T. K. Zih, c.c.A.

.23

A364 HANKOW-YOCHOW

Yokohama Specie Bank See Banks)

Yec-tnoony-yun-xhao-yen-chao-koo-fun

yu-hnen king-sze Youno Brothers Trading Co., Ex-

YeeLtd.Tsoong:

— PoyangTobacco

Road,Distributors,

S.A.D. No. 3: porters of HankowProducts,

China WoodImporters

Oil and

Telephs. 22803, 24051, 23915 and 23117; and Other Szechuen

Cable Commission Agents—Young Bros.

J. W.Ad;Parsons,

Powhattan

deptl. manager Banking Corporation Building. Kiang-

han Road (1st Floor), S.A.D. 3; Telephs.

Accounting Department: 22421 (General), 22424 (Manager-), 22425

W. S. E. James (Installation) ; Cable Ad: Yangbrosco;

K. M. Campbell Codes : Acme, Bentley’s and Private.

D. M. Munro Branches at Wanhsien, Chungking,

Traffic Department: Changteh, Ichang, Province

Tsingshih and

C. T. Biggin I F. Roscoe throughout Szechuen

G. S. Pratt

Order Department: I L. M. de Luz T. S. Yang, managing director

G. E. Avasia C. C. Yang, manager

Advertising Department : Ydno Tai & Co., General Drapers

L. Loh Gentlemen’s Outfitters and Milliners—

Caretaker's Department; 57, Sankiao St., S.A.D. 2

L. J. Rodrigues T. P. Yang, manager

Stenographic Department;

Miss T. H. O’Driscoll

Miss D. Drake

Miss M. MacKenzie

Miss M. de Fryde (Mailing)

Hupeh Division : Hankow Chitu chiao Chling nien hut

L. E. Tipton Young Men’s Christian

Hankow—Cable Association

Ad: Flamingo; Codes:or

Honan Division: .V! issions and C.I.M.

D. Brinsden

Hunan Division : Zenith Studio, Portraiture, Enlarg

M. E. Hewlett (Changsha) ing, Developing and Printing—217,

Szechuen Division: Kiang Flan Road, S.A.D. 3, Branch

M. S. Hodjash (Chungking)

D. R. Pihg (Chyngking) Office: Killing Street, Ruling, Kiangyi

YOCHGW

Yochow, with a population of some 500,000 is situated in latitude 29° 26' 29" N. and

longitude 113° 11' 6" E. at the outlet of the Tungting Lake. Past it ebbs and flows

practically the whole of the trade of Hunan, which, however, adds little to the pros-

perity of, the place, as it simply passes by after having paid its dues and duties. The

city

pointbeing the gateway

of factions,

view of the province

andwhenever

consequently holds a been

hasinternicine

always very strategic

a inbone ofposition from among

contention a military

the

warring

Changsha in July, 1904, took away much of Yochow’s transit trade. The recently-of

there is strife this centre. The opening

completed Canton-Hankow Railway passes through Yochow.

The province

explorer—a of Hunan

Forbidden used to beit tois foreign

Land—and only twocommerce

decadeswhatago Tibet has been towere

that foreigners the

stoned out of Yochow. In 1904, the people were described as showing a “friendly

attitude

activities” ofto the

all foreigners,

extremists which

in thisattitude

province.is now well ^maintained in spite of the recent

The province is rich in many forms of wealth, though the inhabitants say it

consists of “three parts mountain, six water, and one arable soil.” The staple exports

are

muchrice,ricerawwascotton, ramie,to lotus

allowed leavenuts,

the vegetable tallowtheandresult

province, with woodthatoil. theInHunan

past people

years

themselves have at times suffered acutely from rice famine.

.YOCHOW A365

Steam launches and steamers run through from Hankow to Changsha with cargo

and

“Lakepassengers,

Ports” under underInland

riverWaters

passes;Steam

and from YochowRules—principally

Navigation to inland places known as the

to Changteh-

Yiyang and Tsingshih. The business is increasing, more particularly, with the last,

mentioned place.

The city

however, notofadapted

Yochowforis perched

transit on a bluff

trade, and init offers

a verynopicturesque

shelter for way. Its siteTheis

small craft.

port has, therefore, been opened at Chengling, five miles to the north and only a mile

from the Yangtsze, where a small Creek provides the needed shelter for cargo-boats

and other vessels, though the steamer anchorage is bad, being fully exposed to the

frequent northerly gales, while the bottom affords bad holding ground. Here the

Chinese Government has set aside a place for a cosmopolitan settlement, for which

they have provided roads, police, etc.; the site contains level ground for business

purposes, well raised, but not too high above flood limits, while higher ground gives

good and healthy sites for foreign houses. Work on the formation of the Settlement

and bunding operations was commenced in 1900, and a Custom House and Quarters

have

situatedbeenat built.

ChenglingIt isandto benotnoted, therefore,

at Yochow as thethatnamethe would

YochowleadCustom

one toHousebelieve.is

British, Japanese and Chinese shipping firms maintain regular communications with

the

ling “isLake Ports ” andonehave

undoubtedly of thetheir

mostagents stationed

healthy towns atinChengling.

the YangtszeGiven peace,Since

Valley. Cheng-

the

occupation of this port by the Cantonese Army in August, 1926, the Chengling Bluflf

has twice been fortified

coming down river from Shasi. and the Harbour mined in order to prevent a hostile army

A noteworthy

the high-water feature ofto1907

season—June was the connection

October—the of Changteh

resulting trade by steamer

being valued during

atTls. 617,000.

Connection with Changteh is now maintained practically throughout the year by

steamers of the river type, and tugs and lighters. Buoys and lights were established in

1907 to mark the channel across the lake. The difficulties and risks of this route are

considerable,

longer route vidandLulintan;

it is probable that itofwill

on account thebesharp

foundbends

advisable to adopt

of the River Yuantheinsomewhat

its lower

reaches, specially adapted steamers will probably have to be used. The question of

making Changteh an “open port” was considered in 1906 and again taken up in

the spring of 1915, and Chinese officials visited the place to enquire into the conditions,

but1920,

In it still

a newremains open onlyfortothevessels

organization undercontrol

technical InlandofWater Steam Yangtsze

the Middle NavigationAids rules.to

Navigation and channels was instituted by the Customs.

The Standard-Vacuum Oil Company has established an oil installation at

a point about two miles below the Settlement. It has erected three tanks and

contemplates erecting three more. The first oil tanker direct from California arrived

here during for

distribution the the

highupper

waterYangtsze

season ofand1926.the “Lake

This installation

Ports,” suchwill be the centre

as Changteh, Yiyangof

and Tsingshih. Although all oil was withdrawn from the tanks in May, 1927, owing to

the then disturbed conditions, the use of the tanks has been resumed since June, 1928.

Trade in 1937

The port

parative quietofduring

Yochowtheand year.the Tungtiug

The abundantLake harvests

districts served

of 1936byandit enjoyed com-

1937 assisted

materially in the betterment of economic conditions, while

of the new’currency stimulated trade, which, for the first six months of the year,the comparative stability

showed a considerable advance over the first half of 1936. From September, however,

the volumehandicapped

seriously of trade, beganby todifficulties

decline, andof towards the end and

transportation of thetheyear business

blocking of was

the

Yangtze

Kiukiang.River, first atowing

Moreover, Kiangyin, and later

to military at Matung,from

requirements, somethe70 month

kilometres below

of August

very little merchandise was carried from the district by the Canton-Hankow Railway,

the numberto beof the

coutinued wagons available being

principal directstrictly limited. As

the usual, kerosene oil

amounting to 4,969,381 litres, oriteman ofincrease offoreign

more thanimport,

1 million quantity imported

litres as compared

with 1936. Other petroleum products worthy of note were 277 tons of liquid fuel

and 154,339

foi'eign litres were

countries of gasolene

recordedimported ex bond

at Yochow, as from

nativeHankow.

products Nodestined

direct for

exports

abroadto

A 366 YOCHOW

are either transnippad at Hankow or re-exported at Shanghai, and thus appear as

domestic

imports ofexports

Chineseinmerchandise

the statisticsamounted

for the port of Yochow.

to $12.7 million as The value$10ofmillion,

against coastwise

and

ofUnder

coastwise exports

domestic to

imports, $15.2

a million

decline was as compared

recorded with

under all $13.8

kinds million

of cotton during

piece 1936.

goods

except nankeens. During recent years the demand for foreign piece goods has

greatly declined as a result of marked improvement in the quality of native products

and their moderate price. Salt from Haichow amounted to 1,236,672 quintals valued

at $6.5 million, Yochow having long been the distributing centre for this commodity

tocigarettes,

the neighbouring of districts.

wereA domestic

substantial increase was seen inWestern

the importation andof

Kweichow. most whichstaple

The principal shipped export

from Changteh

was wood oil,to the shipmentHunanof which

advanced

valued atfrom $13.5140,564

millionquintals

in 1937,valued

owingatin$11,6

part million

to the inlarge1936stocks

to 164,357 quintals

left over from

excellent crops harvested in 1936. The trade in wood oil was badly hit during the

second half of the year by the Sino-Japanese hostilities and the consequent disrup-

tion of although

export, routes ofthetransportation.

quantity declinedRamie from Yuenkiang

to 22,737 quintals aswas anotherwith

compared prominent

35,403

quintals in 1936, lighting prevailing on the Lower Yangtze when the season’s crop of

ramie was put on the market. Of rice and wheat, exports to Hankow

amounted to 25,557 quintals as against 5,113 quintals in 1936 and of the latter to of the former

15,652 quintals as compared with 1,632 quintals. Hunan is one of the large rice-

producing areas of China, a fact which has largely contributed to the wealth of the

Tungting Lake districts. Weather conditions were favourable during the year, and

although the lower regions around the Tungting Lake were flooded during the

summer,' the damage to crops was not serious. The extensive import of foreign rice

into the province of Kwangtung aroused the interest of rice merchants, and suitable

measures were devised to relieve the shortage in Kwangtung by the surplus in the

Yangtze Valley.

The alcohol factory at Yuenkiang started to operate in the spring, its maximum

output

Oil being estimated

Corporation at some 2 million litres per annum. The China 15Vegetable

Changteh, while has

the aestablishment

branch factoryof under

a cottonconstruction at Tehshan

mill has been some until

postponed li more

from

propitious times

DIRECTORY

m lI'H £r & ffl (M M JC Ta me M jso wei

'Customs, Chinese Maritime— Reformed Church Mission — Yochow

Commissioner—W. R. Myers City; Cable Ad: Evrechurch

Rev. E. A. Beck

ft m E John D. Beck and Wife (On

furlough)

Jardine,

chants— Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- Rev. & Mrs. Sterling W. Whitener

Chen Sung Tsun, agent Miss G. B. Hoy, secretary

Miss A. E. Traub (On furlough)

Rt; Chi Steamship Co.—Cable Ad: Miss M. E. Myers

0361 Rev. & Mrs. T. F. Hilgeman (On

Hong Sui Dong, agent furlough)

SHASJ

f|T Sha-si

Shasi (the “market on the sands”) roughly 900 miles from the sea, is one of the

ports openedof totheforeign

declaration openingtrade beingunderdatedthetheTreaty of Shimonoseki

1st October, 1896. The(1895)

port the official85

is about

miles below Ichang. It is reclaimed from the river by a magnificent system of

dykes and canals. The district suffers periodically from the flooding of the Yangtze.

On July,of4th,

history 1935,andthenearly

Shasi, river plunged

rose to over

a height of 35.into7 feet,

the dyke the highest

the low-lying roofslevel in the

of 100,000

inhabitants, Many lives were lost in surrounding districts and whole towns

disappeared under the waters. On the 9th and 10th May, 1898, a serious

anti foreign riottheoccurred

Commissioner, Customs atboats, Shasi. The Customs

the premises of theOffice

China and the residence

Merchants’ Companyof and the

their hulk, the office of the Foreign Board, the Japanese Consulate, the premises

occupied

Matheson by& Co., the native agents ofof newly-erected

and a number Messrs. Butterfield Chinese & Swire

housesandwereMessrs.

burntJardine,

by the

mobs, kerosene oil being used to feed the conflagration, and the foreign residents

were driven out of the port, narrowly escaping with their lives. The Custom-house was

re opened

feet on theby 1st

in length, 800 July of thein same

toas 1,200 year.lyingIn along

breadth, August,the1898, an areabelow

riverside 3,800theChinese

was assigned to Japan a Japanese Concession but was not developed and much oftown,,

the

land

was on which

withdrawn itinwould

January, have stood

1899, has since

British undergone

interests being erosion.

placed The

underBritish

the Consulate

care of the

Consul at Ichang, whereas the outburst of Sino-Japanese hostilities in August, 1937

necessitated a complete evacuation of the Japanese Consul and his staff and up to now

their probable return is very remote. A telephone service was introduced in March,

1921.services

bus A motoralsobusrunservice

to Ichang between

in theShasi

west. and

MotorHankow

buses now was leave

compteled in 1933,at about

Shasi daily while

7Hankow

a.m. andtoreach

Shasi takes from two to three days, by busninehoursandbyair one andfrom

Hankow soon after 4 p.m. on the same day. The trip by steamer half

hours!

numerous Theserpentine

distance bycurves water ofis nearly 300being

the river miles avoided

and by air by only one halfThe

the plane. as great,

Air mail the

and passenger service between Hankow and Chungking via Shasi and Ichang was

commenced in April 1931. Flights are made three times a week. A private company

supplies the Shasi public with electricity. The Hankow Press Packing Co., Ltd.

(Shasi Branch) started operations in September 1929, while the Shasi Cotton Testing

Department

modities, of Hankow organ, Bureau of Inspection and Testing 1929.

for Commercial Com-

Weaving aandgovernmental

Spinning Factory commenced was informallyworkopened

in Octoberin May 1931The withShasi Cotton

a capital of

$1,000,000. The Bank of China, Shanghai Commercial .& Savings Bank and Bank of

Communications have branch offices at Shasi, besides a few other banking establish-

ments. The Young Brothers Banking Corporation is the only one having a modern

and largewasbuilding

Yangtze, completed on along

the main street.Ma AToufinesection

the Yang new ofbund, one of the best

the waterfront on the

in 1935.

Trade in 1937

directTheforeign

valueimports,

of the trade$147,000of Shasi as recorded

as compared with in$139,000;

Customscoastwise

statisticsimportations

was as followof:

Chinese merchandise, $4.3 million as against $4.6 million; direct exports abroad, $630

asagainst

compared$17 with $6,291;

million. and coastwise

Importations of exports

sugar which of Chinese produce,84 $19.1

represented per centmillion

of theas

Ofvalue

the ofyear

direct

as foreign 10,744

against imports, totalledduring

quintals 10,369thequintals

whole during

of 1936.

the drop in value of cotton piece goods from $1.4 million in 1936 to $935,000 and in

theOffirst eightimports,

domestic months

gunny bags from $236,000 to $154,000 was but natural in view of the serious political

situation. Cigarettes, on the other hand, showed some advance owing to improved

purchasing power during the early months of the year, the value recorded being $1.2

A36f SHASI—CHANG8HA

millioa as against $610,000. Among coastwise exports, raw cotton advanced from

167,331 quintals valued at $.1.7 million in 1936 to 194,134 quintals valued at $12 J,

million, of which about 80 per cent was sent away before the outbreak of hostilities. 'h

Cotton yarn also registered an appreciable increase, 22,234 quintals valued at $3.2

million being exported

communications as against

on the Lower 15,411interrupted,

Yangtze quintals valued

Shasi atyarn

$1.7found

million,a since, with

favourable

market in Szechuen. The coastwise export of seasamum seed and broad beans

decreased considerably, the former from 144,299 quintals valued at $2.3 million to

25,610 quintals

$856,000 to 29,898valued at $419,000

quintals valued atand the latter from 192,309 quintals valued at

$172,000.

DIRECTORY

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. - Cable Ad: Harchi Italian Trading Co.—

W. A. Price, representative Wong Han Cheng, agent

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants and

Steamship Agents— ft V Wo

•Consulate, Great Britain— Jardine, Matheson

Consul—E. , C. J. Wei, agent

Ichang) W. P. Mills ( Resident at Agents :

Lido-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

[$ Tff Sha Si Kwan

Customs, Chinese Maritime— PostPostmaster—Cheng

Office— Kuo-hsiin

Commissioner

Leh of Customs—Chang Pai

Assistant—Chou Chin Cheng

Acting Assistant Tidesurveyor— Oliver Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank,

Kwang Miao Ltd., The—Cable Ad: 0794

R. C. Tsing, manager

Evangelical t Lutheran

7i Mission—

&

E. C. Zimmermann and Wife Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Cable

Ad:Austin

Standvac

Yang

Hankow Press Packing Co. (Shasi

Branch)—

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., secretaries and Yee Tsoong Distributors, Ltd. — Cable

W.general

A. Price,managers

manager Ad: Powhattan

Woo Lien Sung

CHANGSHA

Jl Ohauy-sha

Changsha (or “Long-sands,” as the Chinese words may be translated) is the capital

city

flowsofintothethe

province of Hunan.

Tungting lake, andIt stands

is abouton100themiles

rightsouth

bankofofthe

theopening

Siang river,

of thewhich

lake

into the Yangtsze at the north-eastern corner of the province. It is in lat. 28.10 N.

and long. 113/ 1 E.

The name first

manderies whichoccurs aboutEmperor

B-C- 220divided,

as thattheofland

the 36th conquering

and last of theItcom-

used as theintoname oftheoneFirstof the kingdoms for about after

100 years (B.C.it. 202-101)

was

during

the 90 days’ siege by the Taiping rebels in 1852 by methods which, afterwardsto

the Han dynasty. Its greatest mark in history was its successful resistance

employed elsewhere,

of all Chinese led toin the

statesmen the final defeat ofcentury.

nineteenth the rebels by Tseng Kuo-fan, the greatest

CHANGSHA AS 69

Custom House was established on July 1st, 1904; a Japanese Consulate followedThein

Changsha was opened as a treaty port by the China-Japan treaty of 1903.

November,

have also sent and arepresentatives.

British ConsulateThese the next

haveyear.

since Since

been then, AmericaandandJapan

withdrawn Germanyand

Great Britain are the only countries which now maintain Consular posts in the port.

The Chuchow-Shuichow section of the Canton- Hankow

in August. The first tlirough train left Canton at 11 p.m. on September 1st and Railway was completed

reached

regular Wuchang

service at 8.30

of two trainsp.m.peron week

September

in each3rd. The provisional schedule calls for a

by the railway administration from England isdirection, but the rolling

not yet available and much stockremains

orderedto

be done before the the whole line will be in full running order. The service of the

Eurasia Aviation Corporation between Peking, Hankow, Changsha and Canton, which

was suspended in July, 1935, has not yet been re-opened.

The surrounding country is hilly and picturesque, especially on the west bank of

the river, where the Yoluhshan rises some 900 ft. high. This hill, called “ Yo Foothills,”

connected by its name with the great Nan-yo or “ Southern Peak,” is not actually

connected

on its slopewith the Peak

is within the Ninan-yoits physical

diocese. geography,

Near the topthough

ridge the Buddhistof the

is a replica monastery

famous

Yii Tablet, which purports to be a monument raised by the Great Yii, in the third

millennium B.C., in commemoration of his having redeemed the flooded lands of those

days. The original stands oh the most southern ridge of the

is a range of hills 20 miles long. The original is, however, a shameless fraud which “Southern Peak,” which

cannot

those very early days having any knowledge of the country as far south as Hunan inis

be dated earlier than the twelfth century A.D. The whole story of anyone

baseless legend and not historically authenticated fact. The hill, however, retains

some sanctity from the legend and has a Confucian college at its base, a Buddhist

temple

the in ofthethecentre

Threeofand the slope, and aCollege

Taoist shrine

boasts on

theofitspossession

ridge—hence thevery

namefineof

Chou“ Hill

dynasty bronzes Religions.”

also someThe autograph writings the celebratedof some

scholar, Chu

Hsi, who was connected with the college in the twelfth century. Near the Buddhist

monastery, the trees are .exceptionally tall and large. The

wooded, and in the spring (when the azaleas are in flower) or autumn (when the leaves whole slope here is well-

are of all tints) view

aa commanding the scenery is of greatstretches

beauty.of theFromSiang

the balconyside, of theandTaoistthetemple

bird’s-eye view ofofthethe whole

southern city of Changsha and ofontheoneintervening onisland other

are

obtainable.

One of the finest buildings inside the city is a memorial

In the beautiful gardens of this temple there is now established a High School and temple to Tseng Kuo fan.

B.College

Sc., isfor

thegirls,

greatthe Principal' of which,

grand-daughter Miss Tseng, who

of the distinguished holds thehimself.

statesman LondonTheredegreeisofa

second memorial temple to Tso Tsung-t’ang, one of the most famous lieutenants of

Tseng Kuo-fan. There is also a temple on one of the western streets to Chia I,

the

temple mostis acelebrated scholar

marble settee whichof his day, who

is alleged diedbeen

to have in, used

Changsha,

by ChiaB.C.I. 165 In the

Outside thb city there is a very fine hospital, which was erected at a cost of

$185,000 by a former Yale graduate for the use of the Hunan-Yale Medical College

The direction of the hospital is in the hands of a board, composed equally of repre-

sentatives of the Hunan gentry and the Yale Mission. The Yale School and College

buildings are in the immediate neighbourhood. These are all outside the north gate.

Outside the south gate are the famed antimony works of the Huachang Company,

which has branch offices in the Wool worth Building, New York. There are two

electric-lighting companies.

On the island are to be found the British Consulate and the residences of the

indoor Customs and Post Office staffs and of the. managers of the Standard Oil,

Asiatic Petroleum, British-American Tobacco Companies, Butterfield

many oth-r mercantile firms.

Many new roads have been built and motor buses now run daily direct to Ning-

siang, Yiyang, Changteh and Taoyuan to the Northwest, Hengchowfu, Leiyang.

Chenchow and Tehang to the South and to Siangtan and Packing to the Southwest

CHANGSHA

from Changsha. The Changsha-Kweiehow road, which runs via (Jhangteh,

T’aoyuan, Shenchow (Yuanling), Ch^enhsi and Yuanchow (Chihkiang), to

Hwanghsien on the Kweichow border—a distance of about 835 kilometres—

has been completed and opened to traffic. From Hwanghsien it is necessary

to travel for two days by chair before the journey can be continued by road

to Kweiyang. The Changsha-fezechwan road, branches off from the Changsha-

Kweichow road at Shenchdw (Y-uaniing), whence it runs via Luhsi, Ch'ien-

ch'eng, Yuiigsui and Ch’at’ung, to Hsiushan—a distance of 220 kilometres.

The road-bed has been laid as far as Ch’at’ung It is hoped that the surfacing

with stone and gravel will be completed and the road be opened to through

traffic by November this year. The Cliangsha-Changteh-Lichow-Tungyomiao

has been extended and opened to traffic as far as Shasi on the Yangtze. The

Changsha-Hankow road, via P’ingkiang, T’ungch’eng and Tsungyang is

complete except for a distance of 25 kilometres between P’ingkiang and

T’ungeh’eng. Progress is being made with this section, however, and through

traffic between Changsha and Hankow is now under discussion. The Changsha-

Kwangsi road, via Siangtan, Hengchow, Hungch’iao, Ch’iyang and Yungchow

(Llhgling, to Lishanp’u on the Kwahgsi border, has been completed and

opened to traffic. From the border it is necessary to travel by chair for half

a day to Hwangshaho, whence the road has been completed as far as Kweilin.

The Changsha-Kwantung road, via Siangtan, Hengchow and Leiyang, to

Pingshek was completed and opened to traffic two years ago.

Trade in 1937

As at other ports in China, 1937 trade report for Changsha has to deal

with two very distinct divisions of the year: the period preceding (and the

period succeeding the outbreak of th^ Sino-Japanese hostilities.

Seldom have trading prospecisvfor the port seemed brighter than at the

opening, of the year under review. Owing to the excellent financial results of

the previous year's trading and, particularly, to the more than usually

abundant rice crops in that year, a large proportion of which was sold to

Kwangtung in the early part of the year now under discussion, money was

plentiful and Was freely spent, necessitating the purchase of further supplies

for the factories arid the re-stocking of the well-patronised shops, for which

purposes still more money was available. Also full confidence in the new cur-

rency had been attained, Government reconstruction work in the province ,was

proceeding apace, and the obviously returning prosperity of the country as

a. whole j was an extremely encouraging factor: all of which pointed to the

soundness of economic conditions at the moment and led to a general expan

sion in trade, the statistics of which soon showed a very marked advance over

those for- the early part of 1936.

The outbreak of hostilities hera\ded by the Lu Kou Ch’iao incident in

July, and confirmed in all its seriousness by the warfare in the Shanghai area

in August, almost at once brought an end to prosperity. The closure of tie-

Yangtze to through shipments of cargo, the almost total monopolisation of

rolling-stock on the railway by military supplies, the temporary sterilisation

of money by the Government’s banking restrictions, and the curtailing of

credits, would have been . sufficient1 to paralyse most of the trade of the port

even if enterprise had not been -discouraged by the general circumstance of

the country being at war and even if buyers had not been intimidated by

the possibility of" stocks being destroyed by bombs from enemy planes or other

war-time hazards. It is true that fears of currency depreciation led for a

time to a tendency to exchange money for commodities of almost any kind

niW that heavy purchases were made at first of commodities in which a short-

ofagea was

few likely

items tosuchoccur, and that the

as petroleum outbreakbutofthese

products; war transactions

even stimulated the sale

represented

as a rule a transfer of local stocks from one holder to another rather than

new trade. Thereafter, inward and outward cargoes mostly consisted of

necessities exchanged with nearby Yangtze ports and such commodities as the

railway could find freight space to transport.

CHANGSHA A:m

However, so great was the volume of trade during the first seven or eight

months of the period under review that the. following very satisfactory results

were recorded for the whple of the year, despite an almost complete cessation

of traffic with abroad and with the more distant provinces of China during

the last few months of the period: value of the direct imports from abroad,

$6.7 million as against $5.7 million in 1936; value of the coastwise importa-

tions of Chinese produce, $25.8 million as against $26.5 million in 1936; value

of the direct exportations of Chinese produce to foreign countries (postal

parcels only), $4,000 as against $2,000 in 1936; and value of the coastwise ex-

portations of Chinese produce, $30 million as against $27.6 million in 1936.

The principal direct foreign imports, that is, those paying duty at Chung

sha, were kerosene, gasolene, and sugar. In fact, few other items do pay-

duty at the port, kerosene and gasolene together accounting for 60 per cent

and sugar for 30 per cent of: the total foreign import duty. The quantitative

statistics for these commodities (paying duty—coastwise imports not being

recorded) were: 25.8 million litres of kerosene as against 20.5 million litres

in 1936; 1.9 million litres of gasolene as against 2.1 million litres; and 75,460

quintals of sugar as against 78,812 quintals. Prices for kerosene were $9.45

per unit of 10 gallons in bulk at the beginning of the year, and closed at $9.65,

a very small increase of 20 cents. Prices of packed cargo, owing to an ad-

vance in the price of tinplate, were increased to a slightly greater extent,

being $10.30 per unit in January and $11 at the close of the year. Bulk

gasolene prices opened and closed at the same price, $11.50 per unit, while

prices of packed gasolene advanced 40 cents per pair of 5-gallon tins, closing

at $12.50. Fuel oil prices advanced only $8 per ton, closing at $106.95 for the

Standard-Vacuum Company’s “Utility Diesel Grade.”

The prosperity of the port depends very largely upon the export of rice

and minerals, and, to a lesser extent fire-crackers, wood oil, and various sun-

dries. All outward shipments are recorded statistically as domestic export-.

although most of the wood oil and minerals find their way abroad eventually.

Exports of rice passed by the Customs under General Regulations were greater

than in the previous year (1.1 million quintals as against 0.8 million quintals),

owing partly to a large carry-over from the more than usually good harvest

of 1936 and partly to the fact that, despite the flooding of part of the rice

growing area around the Tungting Lake, the crops for the year under review

were sufficiently good. Steps were taken during the year to encourage the

consumption of Hunan rice in Kwangtung, where the Jlimanese product has

not hitherto been popular. Special freight rates were granted for shipment

by rail; tests were made by a newly established Cereals Testing Bureau of the

quality emanating respectively from South, Central, and West Hunan; re-

presentatives were sent to Kwangtung to find out why the rice is not favoured

there; and in some places new. storage godowns have been provided to guard

against damp consignments i being despatched.

Except for mahaganese ore, all the figures show a decline for 1937. This

decline was due, in the case of antimony, principally to initial difficulties

connected with the new marketing process necessitated by the institution of

state control in the earlier months and, later, to shortage of transport facili-

ties brought about by the war. The Changsha f.o.b. value of antimony re-

gulus fluctuated during the year between $721 and $1,097 per metric ton, that

fOr crude antimony between $355 and $699, and that for antimony oxide be-

tween $541 and $823. The f.o.b. value of wolfram ore (tungsten) rose from

$1,610 per metric ton in February to $3,884 at the end of the year. ' The de-

mand for this ore from abroad was good.

Encouraged by the large outward movement of rice and the greater volume

of imports during the first part of the year, the: shipping statistics, show .»

further

cleared 18under

per cent increa^e'iu

General. the aggregate

Regulations, the totaltonnage

being of574.409.

the vessels

tons, entered and

an advanc'd

of 89,073 tons. Some "60 per; cent of the increase was to the credit of the Chi-

A372 CHANGSHA

nese 'flag, owing to a more regular Hankow-Changsha service being instituted

by the Hupeh Provincial Navigation Adjninistration and the commencement

of a Hankow-Changsha service by the Ming Sung Company of Szechwan; the

remaining 40 per cent of the increase “vvas under the British flag. Of the total

tonnage, the principal carr iers, according to flag and importance, were:

British, 266,CfrS tons; Chinese, 231,?28 tons; Japanese, 54,854 tons; and Ameri-

can 21,754 tons. The last Japanese river steamer left Changsha on the 5th

August carrying the Japanese evacuees from the port.

Work on the Hunan-Kweichow railway is going on steadily, but more

attention is being paid to the Hunan-Kwangsi line, which it is now the in-

tention to complete first. With the completion of the Hunan-Szechwan road,

Hunan has been connected by motor highways with all of the six neighbouring

provinces. Aecordinf to statement published by the Highways Bureau in

April, the total length of motor toads within the province then amounted to

2,395 kilometres, all well surfaced with gravel The Eurasia Aviation Cor-

poration resumed their Hankow-Hongkohg airplane service (including a stop

at Changsha) irt July of the year under review.

DIRECTORY

IS ^ Ying shany an tee Hon. Treasurer—H. Theophile

Arnhold A Co., f/rn.,' Merchants, En- I Committee—C. A. Butland and T. S.

gineers and Contractors — Cable Ad : i Marshall

Harchi

H. Hommel . CONSULATES

(Por Agencies tiee Shanghai Section) \

Great Britain - Cable Ad: Britain

Consul—S. L. Burdett, M.c.

Yitig shang d si a huo yu kung si

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),- Japan—

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Done; Code: Bentley’s Consul —S. Takai

0. A. Butland, manager

L. M. M. Parlett

W. H. Williams, Installation mgr. j Customs, Chinese Maritime-

Commissioner—H. G. MacEwan

J Tat koo Assistants — Pu Lu Chung and

Butterfield A Swire, Steamship and Tseng Kwang-chuh

Insurance Agents, Sugar and Paint Clerks—Yang Chinn Tsang, Tai

Merchants—Teleph. 291 ; Cable Ad : Ngan Jeh, Lin Sing Tien, Tseng

Swire Yuen Po, Shan Hwan Wen,

T.LeeS,Yuan

Marshall, signs per pro

Ling, Chinese manager Chang Tsu-wu Yuan Chin

Kuang and Shih Shiu-chiao

Asst. Tidesurveyor—A. S. Coppin

Central China & m n Co.,

Tradinc & Exporters,

* Examiner—M. B. Hoffman

Importers, Engineers and Contractor^ Asst. Examiners—Li King wei.

—33, Sha Lu Pu Kai; Teleph. 791 ; Chen Hwa Piao and Peng Min

Ad: Centchina Teh

M. S. Chang, general manager Tidewaiters—Tang Hock Kee, Woo

Sin, Ts’ai Yuin-i, Zien Ts

Tshang, Li Ting Chen, Chen

m m- n? & Ling Shell, Huang Ping Lee,

Changsha Club— Chang Joe Ming, Chang Chia-

Chairman— F. H. Heinrichsohn Pei, Wang Ya Tung and Lan

Hon. Secretary - M. E. Hewlett Chi Sui

CHANGSHA A373

ft # $ China Inland Mission — Cable Ad:

Czarnktzki & Co. Export and Import Inland Rev. H. Witt and Wife

Teleph. 410; Cable Ad: Eximport A. Ettling (treasure) and Wife

A. Czarnetzki, signs the firm Miss M. Vasel, Blind Girls’ School

Miss H. Luginsland, do.

De U TSOHeFaRBEN-HANDELSGESELLSCB A FT Miss M. Grohmann

Waibel & Co.—63, Ban Hsiang Gai; Miss E. Fischer

Teleph. 106; Cable Ad: Waidefag; Miss H. Ginsberg

Codes: End. Mosse and A.B.C. 6th Miss T. Krauth

edn. Head Office: Shanghai Dr. F. Eitel and Wife

A. Wuest Mrs. Dr. V. Lasser

H. Theophile Rev. E. Kamphausen and Wife

C. Grenz Miss L. Bauer

Miss E. Strauss Hudson Taylor Memorial Hospital—

Cable Ad: Inland

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- Dr. F. Eitel and Wife

chants—Cable Ad: Jardine Mrs. Dr. V. Lasser

T. H. Chen, agent Dr.

MissE.E.Witt and r.n.

Fischer, Wife

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China), Miss A. Maisenbacher, r.n.

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Ligmytoco Miss H. Ginsberg, r.n.

Miss T. Krauth, r.n.

Miss E. Maier, R.N.

MISSIONS

Hunan® ^shengm king m &hsuohm how

Ht ^ ;ii Chung Lao Wei

American Presbyterian Mission, North Hunan Road;

Bible Institute—1, Military

—Outside North Gate

Miss E. S. McKee Rev. Cable

F. A. Ad:

Keller,Biola

m.d., and wife

Miss H. Whitaker Rev. C. A. Roberts and wife

Miss G. Bayloss t n ¥ # +

Miss Eleanor Wright Chung hwa sin i hwei

Catholic Convent— Norwegian Missionary Society (Det

M. S. Blaise, superior Norske

NorwegianMisjonsselskap)

Mission. Home — CableOffice:

Ad :

Sisters Valeria, Sebastinao, Orsola Stavanger, Norway

and del Livin Rev. Johan Torset (supt.) and Wife

Miss Barbra

Thormod GiljeStabell

(treasurer) and Wife

Catholic Mission — Rev. Sam. Samuelsen

Fr. Rev. Mgr. G. Stanchi

Fr. Keng

Fr. Valle, Seminary director m # w &Tract 1% 5£Press,

m ^ ii

Fr. Rev. Bonansea, Mission School Orphanage andipFaith

&

Fr.director

Massa (Chungking) Orphanage—

Allen N. Cameron, supt.

Fr! Negro (Changsha)

Fr. Vall're (Changsha) Nisshin Risen Kaisha—Teleph. 3; Cable

Fr. Boverio (Yiyang) Ad:Y. Tanaka,

Nissikisenmanager

Fr. Druetto (Siang-yin)

Fr. Lacchio (Liu-yang)

Fr. Graziano (Ta-fu-pin) Post Office (Hunan District Head

Fr. Calzolari (Siang-tan) Office)—

Fr. Rubini (Siang-tan) Director—Ye Ting Shwei (Postal

Fr. Amorotti (Siang-siang) Commissioner)

Fr. Lieou (Heng-shan) Chief of Accounts and Checking

Fr. Rossi (Li-ling) Department (Deputy Postsd

Fr. Verucchi (Yuhsien) Commissioner) — Wang Liang-

Fr. Liao (Anhwa) chun

A374 CHANGSHA—ICHANG

Yale-in-China School of Science,

Schnabel, Gaumeb & Co., Importers and Hua Chung College, KweiLh

Exporters—Cable Ad: Antimon President—F. C. M. Wei, ph.D.

Dean—Dr. Richard P. Bienr

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.- D.SC.

D. G. Folts, manager Yali Union Middle School, Changsha

A. T. Parker, asst. mgr. Principal—C. C. Lao

J. H. Taylor, inst. supt. Dean-K. S. Ying

Business Mgr.—James K. Sheng

T?) S’ 4c An Chen Kung Sze E. V. Gulick

Tang & Co., Ltd., W. A., Antimony Pro- Dr. D. Rugh

ducers and Distributors—Cable Ad: J. B. Runnalls

Watangco; CodesUniversal

: Acme, and

A.B.C. 6th B. P. Schoyer

edn., Bentley’s, Private B. B. Rogers

Hsiang Ya Medical College and

uj S vft A s ± fi Hospital, School of Nursing, Csha

Texas Acting Director—Dr. H. C. Chang

Cable Co.,

Ad: The,

TexacoPetroleum Products— Dr. Y. T. Hsiao

Dr. C. S. Yang

B. W. Cheng, manager Dr. P. F. Greene

Tung Chang Co., Exporters, Importers Miss M. E. Hutchinson, r.n.

and Smelters—23, Lou Pu Kai,

Cable Ad: Taoli • Teleph. 662 mm*m

Yale-in-China Association—Cable Ad: Yee—Teleph.

Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

277: Cable Ad: Powhattan

Yali M. E.Kee

Hewlett,

Treasurer—F. S. Hutchins Yee & Co., divisional

distributorsmanage:

ICHANG

H ‘It I-chang

Ichang is one of the four ports opened to foreign trade on the 1st April,

1877, in accordance with Clause 1, Section 3, of the Chefoo Convention. It

is situated in lat. 30° 43.4' N., long. Ill0 12.6' E., on the north bank of the

river Yangtze, about 363 miles above Hankow, and some five miles below the

entrance to, the great Ichang Gorge, or just about 1,000 miles from the coast.

The navigation of the river tp this port is comparatively easy for vessels of

light draught and has in recent years been rendered easier by the labours

of the Customs River Department, which has marked every crossing and

established numerous aids to navigation. The anchorage is off the Idft bank,

and is good, except in freshets, when the anchors should be sighted every two

or three days. The port is the centre of a hilly country, the productions of

which are rice in the valleys, cotton on the higher grounds, winter wheat,

barley, and also the tungtzu trees, from which the ordinary wood oil is obtained

by pressing the nuts gathered from the trees. In the sheltered valleys, amongst

the mountain ranges west of the; city, oranges, lemons, pomeloes, pears, plums,

and a very superior quality of persimmons are grown, and find a ready market

in the city and at Shash The importance of Ichang is chiefly that of an

emporium for goods in transit to and from Chungking. Most of the carg»

for the latter port is landed here and transferred to steamers. Steam navigation

is .practicable for the larger vessels from the middle of April to the end of

November and for the smaller vessels throughout the year, The rates for

foreign passengers are much higher than on the lower Yangtsze. Aids to

ICHA3G A375

navigation and rules of the road through the gorges are efficiently; maintained

by the Government, with three River Inspectors functioning between Chung

king and Ichang, night navigation having been introduced in 1936. The

upward voyage to Chungking now takes between three and four days, and the

return trip just under two days. The port is now connected by motor highway

with Hankow and is an important station on the Hankow-Chungking and

Shanghai-Chengtu air service lines. The Hupeh-Szechuan motor highway,

which will pass ichang, is under survey. The estimated Chinese population

of Ichang is 110,000.

Trabe in 1937

During the first quarter of the year the river level at Ichang stood so un

precedentedly low that steam navigation on the Upper Yangtze was practically

suspended. The lowest level was recorded on the 3rd April with the Ichang

« river-gauge registering 2.7 feet below zero, which was 1 foot lower than the

previous lowest record of March, 1909. For a great part of this low-water

period the Ming Sung Industrial Company attempted to maintain traffic on

. the upper river by transhipping cargo and passengers at Hsintan, about 40

miles above Ichang, but this proved a slow and expensive process. Upon re-

sumption of steam navigation at tbe close of the low-water season in the

middle of April the congestion of cargo was entirely cleared, but on the 2nd

August all Japanese vessels were withdrawn, while the blockade on the Lower

Y angtze later put a stop to all shipments of cargo between Shanghai and

! Ichang and met versa. Fortunately, owing to the generally larger volume of

trade during the early months of the year, the port value statistics were on

the whole satisfactory, being as follow: direct foreign imports $313,000 as

compared with $193,000; coastwise importations of native goods, $8 million as

compared with $9.1 million - and coastwise exports of Chinese produce $11.5

million as against $6.8 million. Direct imports of refined sugar totalled 8,770

quintals as against 9,724 quintals in the previous year. Of kerosene oil some

6,834,000 litres was shipped from Hankow and Shanghai, of which 5,241,000

litres was for entry into bond and 1,523,000 litres came as duty-paid from

Hankow. Reshipments consisted of 4,295,000 litres in bond and 215,000 litres

as duty-paid re-export, so that 2,324,000 litres was for consumption in the

Ichang district as against a net amount of 3,103,000 litres for local use in

1936. Gasolene arrivals totalled 4,786,950 litres as against 373,700 litres in

1936, and of this amount 4,060,000 litres was reshipped to up-river ports.

Coastwise imports from down-river ports declined generally, cotton piece goods

being valued for 1937 at $1.3 million only as against $1.7 million for the

previous year. The value of domestic exports increased by some 68 per cent

to a value of $11.5 million, this being accounted for by increased shipments

of wood oil, which totalled 103,862 quintals as compared with 45,863 quintals.

Despite the dislocatiin of steamer traffic on the Upper Yangtze in the early

months of the year and the withdraw ill of Japanese shipping, the total, number

of vessels entered and cleared was 3,003 with an aggregate tonnage of 1,260,663

tons, a decrease only of 26 vessels and 105,965 tons as compared with 1936.

Throughout the December quarter nearly all Chinese vessels were commandeer-

ed tor military purposes, while the number of foreign vessels on the upper

river was greatly reduced, resulting in considerable congestion at the close of

the year and an increase of some 25 per cent in the population of the port.

A376 ICHANG

DIRECTORY

3] £ fIH §£ ]8i 3* ‘M fa (fiC 1 chang kmu

Ying shang a si a huo yu kwig-tze Customs, Chinese Maritime—

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Commr.—Tu Ping Ho

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric Assistant—Tung Ping

Assist. Tidesurveyor—W. E. Davies

Bank of China—Ear Ma Road; Tele- Assist.

Fah andBoatChi Officers—Miao

Chu Lan Chong

phone 88; Cable Ad: 6892 Examiner—Fung Shiu-im

Hu Chung Hou, manager

Yen I Shan; accountant River Inspector, Upper Yangtze—

Lan Pao Liang, cashier S. C. M. Frandsen

Hung Ohing Sien Assist. River Inspector, Middle

Ni Che Min | Yu Tu Shen Yangtze—R. A. A. Harvey

■jtjf ^ Ta Tcoo

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Hupeh Salt Administration Ichang

Sons, Ltd.); -Merchants — Cable Ad: Sub-Office—

Swire Acting

R. C. Stewart, signs per pro. Sung Assistant

Hui-hua District Director-

M W* Chau song nee chenk Associate Assistant District Director

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation —R. Seguela

Co.—

Ouyang Beh Dah, manager Lee Chong & Co., Provisions Wine

QLURS Spirit Merchants—

Ichang, Customs Cpr e— MISSIONS

President -Commissioner ofMaster

Hon, Secretary—Harpiour Customs

American Church Mission—

Ichang Recreation Club— Miss A. E. E.Byerly

Deaconess W. Jr.Riebe

Committee

(chairman),— S.K. IVolfenden

M. Frandsen

(lion, Rev. C. Pickens, and Wife

secretary), R. ,J. Tippin (hon. China Inland Mission--Cable Ad:

treasurer),

Brown E. Sexton and W- G. Inland Mission; Codes: C.I.M. and

Sports Committee (Sub-Commit- Missions

R. W. Middleton and Wife (Absent)

tee—Dr, Forbes Tocher

man), E. Sexton and H. Loach (chair-

CONSULATES Church of ‘Scotland —

T. Chalmers Borthwick, m.b., ch.b.

Miss C. A. Maclellan

Iff To.Iffa ling

i* shih

a fu* Miss M. E. Pirie, m.a.

Miss C.M.H.J. Slimmon,

Miss Pirie m. a.

France— Rev. Forbes Tocher, m.c., c.b.e.,

Consul- (Residing at Hankow) d.d.

Jfr 1* pI 3% * Ta ying ling shih fu Miss H. D. Wilson

Great Britain—Teleph. 96; Cable Ad: Rev. Iain Campbell, m.a.

Britain Miss D. Strickland

W. Gordon Brown, m.d.

Japan—f"? ® M * H * t fi m ^ im

Consul—H. Shibasaki Evangelical Lutheran Mission—

Hon. Secretary—M. Keane Elmer H. Thode and Wife

Chancellor—A. Yamamoto R. J. Muehl and Wife

ICHANG—CHUNGKING A377

^ Tien Choo Tang m m ~ &

Roman Catholic Mission— I chang i teng yu chu

Rt. Rev. N. Gubbels, apost. vie.

Rev. Fathers M. Vlaminck, A. PostFirst Office—Cable Ad: Postos

Timmers, H. Adons, R. Van

Voorden, Fr. X Corbisier, A. Van kn Class Postmaster—Chen Mao-

den Bosch) I'h Hesseling, Ch,

Goethals, F. Mevis, V. .'Stolle. Societe Francaise du Hau VangTse—

M. Perlot, F. Vrydaghs, E. Cable Ad: Chiris

Adons, U. Van Sever, P. Ver- C. C. Chiris, manager

cauteren E. iJeiaporte, G. Van

Nieywenhyuse, M. Van Steen-

winckel, C. Van der Borght, D. tr # m M. . Chu-fu-yang-hong

Put. G. Hugelier, F. Libens,

Th. Uyttenbroeck, P. Dirieken. Union Franco-Chinoise s/.edeRiver.

Navigation

D. Engelen, F. Van Mosseke, Office; Bund

—The of Vang-1Branches:

Chungking. Head

Shang-

G. Boutsen, L. Adams, G. Van hai, :Habkow,Ichang and Wanhsien

Weert, L. Lyupaert, V. Gysc O. C. Chiris, general manager

linck, A. Moerman, E. Peirs

man, C. Goossens, A. Van de Yangts,3e Rafid Steamship Co. (Fed. Inc.,.

Veegaete, L. Stas, S. Decock, L. U.S.A.)—Cable Ad: Rapidco

Callebaut, R. Daniels' M. Smeets H-

and J. MestdaSgh W. E.Hoyt

Case, Lansing,

assist, genl.president

mgr. and

Swedish Missionaey Society— general manager

Rev. F. A. Wennborg

Mrs. F. A. Wennborg Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—Cable Ad: Nissi- —Cable Ad: Powhattan; Code: Bentley’s

L. K., Ngai, manager

kisen

CHUNGKING

JH Chung-king

The city of Chungking, situated in lat. 29 deg. 33 min. N., long. 106 deg.

30 min. E., may well be described as not only the cqinmercial capital of Szechuen but

of the whole of Western China. The foreign import trade centres here, and is then

distributed by a smaller class of trading junks up the various nyefs of the province^

The ofcitytheoccupies

unction the end with

river Kia-ling of a high and rocky1,400

the Yangtsze, bluffmiles

forming

froma the

peninsula,

mouth ofat the

the

atter.

of the Yangtsze, while new mator roads have now been driven righton through

The principal streets of the city, in which are many fine shops, are the side

the heart of the eity, work still continuing in different directions, and one

road leads out by way of the Tung Yuan Gate, where it merges with the new

Great East Road to Chengtu, over 285 miles distant, which hay been completed

and is open to traffic. The city is surrounded by a crenelated stone wall

which is some five miles in circumference, pierced with nine gates. This wall

which has now been partially demolished, was built in 1761, replacing an older

one. Chungking is now electrically lighted, the service being now controlled

by the Municipality. The climate of Chungking is depressing, the summer

being hot and damp, the winters raw and chilly, with thick fogs from November

to March. The ordinary rise of the river is about 75 feet; on 6th August,

1898, it rose to 101 ft., on 11th August, 1905, to 108 ft., on 22nd July, 1920, to

95 ft. 2 in., on 14th July, 1921, to 100 ft., 90 ft. at the beginning of August

1931 and on 4th August 1936 to 93 feet. In 1908 it only attained a height of

A.378 CHUNGKING

52 feet 4 inches. Accojding to a Chinese report, the river rose 120 feet in 1878.

On the left bank of the Kialing and facing Chungking, extending below the

junction of the two rivers, is the walled city formerly styled Kiangpei Ting

and now known as Kiangpei Hsien. It is proposed eventually to connect the

two towns by a steel bridge. These two cities and the large villages in their

immediate neighbourhood are estimated to contain a population of about

700,000.

The port was declared open to foreign trade in 1891, since which date a large

trade has been done both in imports and exports, carried at;first in foreign chartered

junks, but for the last ten years in steam and motor vessels.

Trade in 1937

Although the year opened with Chungking suffering seriously as the result

of drought and famine, trade on the whole was satisfactory. The prolonged

drought, unparalled for serevel decade, brought much misery, the number of

sufferers being estimated at 30 million. In consequence, the trade of Chung

king, which depends largely on harvests in the hinterland, was much affected.

xne stuartion was, moreover, aggravated by difficulties of communication be-

tween Chungking and down-river ports owing to the exceptionally low level

of the rjiver. Only shallow-draught vessels of the Ming Sung Industrial

Company continued to navigate the Upper Yangtze, which was divided into

three sections—Ichang to Miaohd, Miaofio to Wanhsien, and Wanhsien to

Chungking—for the transport of goods and passengers. The sailing of the.

vessels of other companies were temporarily suspended. With the advent of

higher water, the situation wAs relieved. Although excessive rainfall in the

summer brought floods to many cities on the river bank, they were of short

duration, good autumn harvest of rice and other cereals being garnered. Due

to its geographical position, Chunkging suffered only indirectly from the

iSino-Japanese hostilities. The comparative Value statistics for the trade of

the port were as follow : direct imports from abroad, $3.23 million as com-

pared with $2.36’million during 1936; coastwise importations of Chinese

produce, $46.12 million as compared with $51.29 million; direct exports to

foreign countries, $204,357 as compared with $57,236; and coastwise exporta

tlons of Chinese produce. $39,23 million as against $37.56 million.

Gasolene and kerosene'oil continue to constitute the main imports, the

total quantities imported being 4.83 million and 8.96 million litres respectively

as against 3.29 million and 4.10 million litres for the previous year. Owing

to the political tension, there was much speculation in the purchase of kero-

sene oil, resulting in the complete withdrawal of all oil from bonded tanks.

In order to bring the sale of the limited quantity of gasolene under control,

gasolene from the 1st October was permitted to be sold only on production of

special permission from the military authorities. Direct export abroad are

confined to those forwarded by parcel post and consist mainly of medicines,

white fungus, and musk. Under coastwise imports, cotton yarn headed the

list with 178,062 quintals valued at $19.4 million as against 200,194 quintals

valued at $18.1 million from 1936. Rice showed an increase of 60,236 quintals,

being mostly shipped fibm Wuhu, Nanchang, Hankow and Changsha by the

Farm Credit Rureau and certain charitable organisations for relief purposes

The growing cigarette business accounted for the importations of 26,388 quintals

of cigarettes valued at $4.8 million, while the factories of the Yee Tsoong

Tobacco ‘ Company and the' Naiiyang Brothers Tobacco Company have been

busily engaged in the manufacture of several popular brands to meet the

shortage up country caused by the dislocation of steamer traffic with Shang-

hai. The export, ;tr^de also suffered severely due to difficulties of transport

from August onwards. With the. exception of wood oil, sheep’s wool, and

suk, there was a general decline in all branches of the export trade. Wood oil

remained as usual thg principal iteqi of export, with 206,357 quintals valued;

at $16.2 million as against 147,406. quintals valued at $14.6 million during

1936. , Exports qf s4k .tofiailiqd,5,317 quiptals valued at $1.7 million as com-

CHUNGKING AST 9

pared with 7,673 quintals valued at $1.5 million during the previous year

Bristles declined from 9,620 to 3,454 quintals, mainly due to difficulties in

shipment, while the trade in medical substances declined in value from $3.1

million to $2.5 million owing to the loss of markets in the South Sea Islands,

in spite of a good crop of sugar cane, exports of sugar fell by 11,718 quintals.

Following the dislocation of communications, four new trade routes have

been used for the transportation of cargo to foreign ports, viz. : (1) from

Chungking by river to Hankow and thence to Hongkong by the Canton-Han-

kow and Canton-Kowloon Railways; (2) from Chungking to Kweiyang and

Kunming by highway and thence abroad by the Yunnan-Tonkiu Railway; (3)

from Chungking to Kunming via Suifu and Chaotung for exportation abroad

by the. Yunnan-Tonkin Railway, or further to Tengyueh for exportation to

Burma;"and (4) by the direct Chungking-Hongkong aeroplane, which is the

quickest and most expensive means of transportation, used for sending spaall

consignments of white bristles and valuable medicines. Owing to the difficulties

in transporting materials from Hongkong, the construction of the Chengtu-

Chungking Railway has been delayed. At Chungking a station is being built

at Kiulungpu, some 10 kilometres distant from the city, together with a

spacious wharf for the transportation of cargo bn the waterfront, and another

at Ts’aiyuanpa, in close proximity to the city, for the convenience of passer,

gers. The whole Szechwan-Shensi highway from Chengtu to Paoki was opened

to traffic in May, while through traffic by highway from Chungking to Chang-

sha and Kunming via Kweiyang was possible at the end of the year. Besides

being connected with Chengtu and Kweiyang, Chungking was further linked

during the year by long-distance telephone with Kwangyuan, Loshan, and

•Kiakiang. A project will shortly materialise connecting Chungking with

Hankow and Changsha also by telephone. In the middle of December the

Chungking-Hongkong air line was inaugurated by the China National Aviation

Corporation. The aeroplanes on this line fly from both ends twice a week,

and the service may be increased to thrice weekly if necessary. The factory

of the Szechwan Cement Company at Manaochi was formally opened on the

10th October, it has a capital of $2 million and a maximum daily output of

900 barrels, each weighing 170 kilogrammes, the local jnarket price being $10

per barrel. As to improvements of waterways on the Upper Yangtze, the

breakwater wall at Chaipantzu and the tracking path at Hsintan were com

pleted in March. The blasting of the pinnacle at Kunglingtan has had ex-

cellent results, while an effort is being made to improve the south channel

during the present low-water season by further blasting.

DIRECTORY

It & H if # m % An Lee Yang Hong

Mei yah pao sien kung szw Arnhold ifc Co., Ltd,, .Merchants -Cable

American-Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. i Ad: Tolarnhold"

! F. L. Harrison, rbjjreSbntative

Inc., U.S.A.—General Insurance: Fire,

Marine,

glary, Motor-car, Baggage

Plate-glass, Life, Accident,Special

! Byr-

Risks—4, Peh Hsiang Gai; and jj

P. O.: Box ^

15;C.Cable Ad : president

Underiters Ying shang a si a huo yu kung sze

L. Y.T. Chen,

Starr, manager (Shanghai) Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Ltd. -Cable Ad: Doric !

$.~m $ W. E. Hughes, manager:

Anderson, L. A.;, Merchant and Com- cRWH. Ballantyne

mission Agent—Liang Chee Building, ' L. R. Cropley

Hsien Miao St. ; Cable Ad : Andyco C. H. Whitaker, Installation manager

A380 CHUNGKING

p] & ps %- m a m n Outdoor:

Acting Tidesurveyor and Harbour

BakkY fa t)j0ibwBLi, U|i>.,

Exporters—Cable Ad: EtderpriseImporters and Master—Ko Yee How

Marine

Acting: District River Inspector—

British Ku Chiu Kwan

Hon.Cha3irer pp Commeroe—

Secretary—B. M. Barry ££ fig l)e Fu

■j^j ^ Tai koo Deutsche Farben - Handelsgesellsch-

aft, Waibel & Co., Importers of Dyes,

BuTTKRFmLD iGSwiRe, Merchants—Gable Chemicals, etc.—Young Bros. Building;

AdM.: Swire

S. Ovi'inining, signs per pro. Cable Ad: Waidefag

W. Becker

G. Veth

® ffi ® 13 'Widu sUdftg fjti ’dai i!] Ying

& mshang W po if

China Mkrchan^s Nav. Gp.-- na menftyangh Men

^^

m m ^ m yu hsien hung sze

Chungking Ice !Co., In6., Cold Storage Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd., Importers of Alkalis and Com-

Facilities,' Ice! and City'

Manufacturet-s—46, Aerated

Wall,Waters

-Chin mercial and Industrial Chemicals—

Shih Men Tai Ping Tu, Nap-An; P.O. Box ,27;

J. H. Sehwer, general manager Cable

F. K.Ad:Cartridge,

Alkali district manager

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Chungking Import China

B. Morpsoff, manager In do-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Ltd.—

CONSULATES Barry and Dodwell, Ltd., agents

France*- : t # « Si s

Consul—J. Medard Man kwok tse chu way

International Savings Society —

^ M i

Office: 85,Building, Chungking.

Rue St. Lazare. Paris

Head Office:

Germany—Cable Ad: Consugerma 7,CableAvenue Edouard VII, Shanghai;

Consul—Ur. H. Traut

Assistant -.W. Friedrich Ad: Intersavin

J. Trouillet, manager for Specimen

s * ® n ^ A f-U 1$ * Wo

Ta ying tsung ling sze xhu J ardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Merchants

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents

Consul-General

o.b.e. — W. Stark Toller, ^ Pt

Consul—G. W. Aldington (Acting; Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.—

Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents

M /m m $ a * if m n m jii b

Ta yat pim ling sz fu Szechuen met fung yin hong

Japan Met Feng Bank of Szechuen, The—

m m ji s Cable Ad: Meifenbank

H. J. Kang, general manager

Ch’unc/ ch’ing hai kuan L. C. Kung, manager

Customs, S. H. Peng, sub-mgr.

Revenue Chinese Maritime— C.Z. T.H.Ling,

Tshu,sub-manager

asst, ir.gr.

In-door : H. Y. Tseu, chief secretary

Commissioner—Lu Shou Wen H. M. Chow, chief aoct.

Assistants—Pu Lu

Tsu and Yao Chen-siaoChung, Liu E. C. T. Ho (Trust Dept.)

CHUNGKING A3 81

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SCALES OE COMMISSIONS ANI) BROKERAGES

HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Adopted at the A nnual General Meeting held 19th May 1903

Purchasing or selling Tea, Raw Silk, and Cotton 24 per cent.

Purchasing or selling Opium ... 2 ;

Purchasing or selling all other Goods and Produce 3/ „

Purchasing or selling Ships and Landed Property ...

Purchasing or selling Stocks and Shares

Inspecting Tea 2

Inspecting Silk 25

Guaranteeing Sales

Guaranteeing Remittances’ .....

Drawing or endorsing Bills 6f Exchange

Drawing or negotiating Bills of Exchange without recourse 01

Purchasing or realising Bullion or Bills of Exchange f ... 01

Remitting the Proceeds of Bullion or Bills of Exchange

Paying and receiving Money in Current Account ... ...

Paying Ship’s Disbursements ... .21

Collecting Freight ... 21

Obtaining Freight or Charter

Obtaining Freight or Charter and collecting same Freight ■A

Adjusting Insurance Claims on Amount Recovered 01

Effecting Insurance, on the Insured Amount

Prosecuting or defending successfully Claims, either at Law or by 21

Prosecuting or defending unsuccessfully , ... 5r

Managing Estates and collecting Rents (on Gross Receipts)

Transhipping and forwarding Jewellery and Bullion 'll *

Forwai'ding or transhipping''argo : .. ... d - 2 per chest.

Transhipping or forwarding Opiuni ... 1 Commissiofiv

Goods withdrawn or re-shipped . 1 per, centC

Granting Letters of Credit

For doing ship’s business when no in wardior outward Commission red, 20 cts. per Register ton.

The otherwise

conversion into Hongkong currency rate of sterling freight inward to Hongkong, onpayable in ; Hongkong,

and the rateshall,ruling

unlessat

the close ofstipulated,

a mail shallbe made

be theatratetheapplicable

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to snobBillspurpose

on London

duringpayable demandweek.

the subsequent

Brokerage on Bills and Bullion 1 per cent,. Payable by Seiler,

Brokerage on Produce and General Merchandise ... 1 ,, V, »

Brokerage on Fire Arms ... ... ... ••• 1 .. .» »,

Brokerage for

procuring Freight Negotiating and completing Charters and

•• ’ ) | ^

Brokerage for Negotiating sale or purchase of Landed Property 1 ,

Classified. List of Agents, Merchants

and Manufactarers in this

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HANGCHOW

w st Hdny-chau

Hangchow, the capital of the province of Chekiang, is situated 120 miles south-

west of Shanghai,

the Green River of and

Robert 110Fortune’s

miles south of Soochow,

famous journeys adjacent to the Chien-tang

to the neighbouring River

tea districts),

at the apex of a bay which is too shallow for the navigation of steamers. The mouth

of the river is, moreover, visited by a bore, or tidal wave, which further endangers

navigation. The highest bores occur in autumn during the three days after the

middle of the eighth moon, and Haining is the best place for observing this famous

phenomenon, which is formed by the north-east trade wind heaping up the water of

the

like Pacific

a funnel,on and

the China

the mass coastof and

watercausing

rusmngenormous

up, moretides.

and Hangchow Bay is shaped

more concentrated as it

advances,

opposition,isacting

suddenly confronted

in concert, bankbyupthethecurrent

rising ofwater.

the river.

Gathering The constriction

momentum and and

speed

the with the immense

ever-narrowing pressuretheofbore

waterway, the ocean behind attains,

occasionally it, thus atforcing

a its volumespring-

favourable into

tide, a height of as much as 15 feet as it rushes, with a roar like thunder, along the

sea- wall on the northern shore of the Bay, at a rate sometimes reaching 12 miles an

hour.

beingBefore

one the

of theTaiping rebellion

finest cities Hangchow

in the Empire shared with ofSoochow

on account “its wealththeandreputation

splendour,of

but it was almost destroyed by the rebels. Since then it has recovered to a

considerable degree, and is once more populous and flourishing, though it has not yet

regained its former pitch of prosperity. Historically, Hangchow is perhaps the most

interesting

to B.C. 2198.cityThein the

greatRepublic.

Shih huang-tiThe earliest reference

visited the place into B.C.

it in the210, agnals

and thedateskingsbackof

the Wu-Yiieh dynasty made it their capital. It was, however, under the Sung

dynasties

Polo spent(area A.D. 960-1200)

considerable time inthattheHangchow

city, and, tobecame mosthis'famous

this day, imageasmay a capital.

be seen .Marco

in the

famous and picturesque Ling-yin Buddhist Monastery. Hangchow is indeed a great

centre of Buddhism, and its temples include some of the most remarkable in China.

The famous Yo Wang Temple, on the West Lake, which perpetuates the name of a

reveredofChinese

spices patriot Governor,

the Military in the 12thwhocentury, has beenhassuccessful

been reconstructed

in raising under the auto

large sums

meet the expenditure involved.

Hangchow was declared open bo foreign trade on the 26th September, 1896, in

accordance

by the local with the terms

authorities showsof the

thatJapanese Treaty.is The

the population latest census taken in May, 1933

529,663.

One of the sights of Hangchow is the beautiful Western Lake, dotted with islets

crowned with shrines

by causeways. and memorial

The general picturesquetemples.

effect is Several

heightenedof the islands are

by temples, connected

pagodas, and

similar

borderingmonuments

the lake judiciously

on the west placed

are brightin effective

with spots;

azaleas, while

honeysuckle, the slopes

and of the hills

peach-blossom

at various

and camphor seasons

trees,ofandthemaple,

year ; and clusters

in rich of bamboos,

profusion, severalthekinds

all enhance of conifers,

grandeur of the tallow

scene.

Foreign-style

scenic road houses

arOund and

the \

lake ill as

has are

beenalso springing

completed asup

faralong

as the

Linyiriglake shore,

temple. andThea motor

west-

ern wall of the city has been pulled down to some extent, and a broad lake shore

fromenade, about two miles in length, with spacious gardens has been constructed,

ndeed, thethoroughfares,

bordered whole of this district has beenandlaidwidth,

out with a serieswith of imposing tree-

streets of any large city inall theof great

world.lengthIn this area thecomparable

buildings are chiefly the principal

foreign-

styie, many of the Government offices and other premises being well constructed and

A384 HANGCHOW

of impressive size. Several hotels, in semi-foreign-style, have been opened, including

one near the City Railway Station and others near the Public Garden on the Lake,

besides

Achow one withbuilding

fineare

Y.M.C.A, westernwas accommodation on thein lake-shore

completed picturesque;

early 1920a,ndThe near the Imperial Island.

numerous and extraordinarily anyexcursions

person whoaround Hang-a

can allow

month for the trip should not fail to explore the rapids of the

as the Anhwei border. The green crystalline water and constant alternation Ch’ien-t’ang River as farof

gorges and park-like rolling country, the lofty heights, heavily afforested right down to

the sandy banks with every variety of conifer, camphor tree, scrub oak, maple, tallow

tree,

Sportbamboo, etc., combine

of all kinds to form

is to be had a series-ofJandscapes

in profusion, scarcelyfly-fishing.

including excellent equalled in Japan.

The site selected for the Foreign Settlement extends

bank of the Grand Canal; it covers over half a square mile and is four for half a milemiles

alongfrom

the east

the

nearest point of the city wall. The Japanese Settlement adjoins it on the north and is

about the same size. The Custom-house and Commissioner’s and Assistants’

are built on the Customs Lot, and there is also a Chinese,Police Station in a modern residences

building.

Men a largeThe HangchowforElectric

installation the supplyLightof current

Companyto has theerected

suburbs.outside the Ken Shan

Some three or four miles south-west of Hangchow

Zakow, situated upon the Ch’ien-t’ang River at the railway city lies thehead.

rising little town of

The Socony-

Vacuum Corporation, the Asiatic Petroleum Co., and severa,! missionary establishments

(including a large College) have their headquarters here. For residential purposes

the hilly sites in the vicinity, overlooking the broad estuary and open to the sea

breezes, afford far more sanitary locations than the low-lying malarial Settlement 1(>

miles away.

Halfway between Hangchow and Shanghai is Kashing, where the Grand Canal

joins the Whangpoo River on wrhich Shanghai is situated. Ka,shing is a Customs Sta-

tion under Hangchow and was first opened in 1898 for collecting duties on foreign,

opium, owing to the fiscal arrangements being against the collection at Hangchow.

A railway from the Settlement to the further end of Hangchow City near

the Ch’ien T’ang i-iver was completed in September, 1907. It was built solely by Chinese

and with Chinese capital. There is now railway connection with Shanghai vid

Kashing. Twenty-eight miles north of Hangchow is situated the well-known

summer resort ofto Mokanshan

from Hangchow Nanking andwhich it can isbenow connected

reached in one with

hour’sthetimemotor

fromroad leading

Hangchow.

Special bus service is also maintained along this line during the

reached from Shanghai by way of the railway and a motor-launch service in ten hours.hot season. It can be-

There are now over 500 houses on the slope of a hill about 2,250 feet

is magnificent and the views are very grand. Bamboo forests cover the mountain and high: The scenery

afford shade toareallalways

for baggage the roads,available,

and clearandmountain springscontract

are under abound.with Chairs and coolies

the Mokanshan

Association. Houses more or less completely furnished can be

in temperature from the plain amounts to ]6° F. in the day and IS F. at night. rented.

0 The difference

Save for the prevalence of malaria—which, however, is not of a virulen type—the

climate of Hangchow is fairly salubrious. July and August are hot, the sptng months,

are wet and raw, but the autumn is delightful, and the winter is cold and bricing.

Trade in 1937

Statistics

indicative as recorded by thesince Customs coverfor Hangchow are onlymoving

partially

launch on the Grand Canal. Furthermore,they

of trade of the district, during the yearonly under

merchandise by,

review, this traffic

was suspended from the middle of August, due to hostilities. The value of direct

foreign imports for the ye^.r 1937 was $3.1 million as compared with $2.8 million during

1936, while exports coastwise of Chinese produce were valued at $2.1 million only as

compared with $ 12.3 million, or a decline of $10.2 million. Of direct foreign imports*,

artificial silk yarn ranked first, with a total of 8,518 quintals as compared with 7,775

quintals for 1936, followed by sugar, with a total of 70,33 > quintals, or 25,245 quintals

less than in the previous year. A total quantity of 5,389,376 litres of kerosene oil

and gasolene was imported as against 5,001,078 litres. Exports of tea for aboard via

HANGCHOW A385

Shanghai totalled, .22,30^ quintals only as compared with 64,403

previous year. The total number of vessels entered and cleared Under General quintals in the

Regulations during the year was 612 with a tonnage of 73,004 tons, a decline of

5,791 tons. Considering the fact that no vessels were entered or cleared after the

middle ofHangchow,

towards August,; thistheresult is notceased

Customs unsatisfactory.

to. function Upon

from the

the approach of hostilities

20th November. The

Oh‘ient‘ang River Bridge, opened in December, was shortly thereafter badly damaged.

DIRECTORY

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Mei yah pay sieii hung sze Catholic Mission—Teleph. 1476

American - Asiatic Underwriters, Most

Apost.R,ey, Msgr. J, J. Deymier, Vic.

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., General Insur- M’ost Rev, IVlsgr. P, A. Faveau

ance: Fire, Marine, Motor-car, (Bashing)

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- Rev.

glass, Baggage and Special Risks,—

2, Chung Jen Lee, Woo Ping Road, Rev. M. Bouillet, Provicar

P. Legrand

Hangchow; Teleph. 1925: Cable Ad: Rev. H. Claessen

Underwriters Rev. F. Faucheur

C. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) Rev. J. Galaup

Y. K. Lee, district manager Rev. A. Asinelii (Bashing)

Rev. F. Radogna ( do. )

Rev. Gl Nagy ( do; )

15 & $ $r 35 Rev. J. Conway (Wuhing)

Ting shang a si a huo i/u hung sz

Astatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Ltd. ChinaHt Inland ll!l Mission— Nwi ti huei

F. —E.Cable A d: manager

J. Willis, Doric Hanghsien

Rey. and Mrs. H. S. Cliff

M. E. Kingdon . Nansingkia

fli fQ- pi Hang-chow-hsin-knan Rev. and Mrs. C. Fairclough

Customs, Chinese Maritime-- Church Missionary Society—

Commissioner—Lu Ping Rt.Chekiang

Rev. J. Curtis, d.d. Bishop of

mmb Mary

MissVaughan

M. WoodsHigh| Miss SchoolS- Purchas

Consulate, Japan—Cable Ad: Hiyoji St. Faith’s School

35 3! Mei.ya Miss Moule | Miss M. Leathers

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York C. Ad:

M. S.Kwangchi

Hospital—Teleph. 1677; Cable

—5, Bing Yuen Lee, off Eastern

Yuen Soo Road; Telepb. 1925: Cable Dr.

Ad: Underiters Dr.

c Mrs.Mrs.S. E.D. L.Sturton

Sergeant

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Dr. Phyllis Haddow

Inc., U.S. A.,managers for thbOrient Dr. and Mrs.

Dr. E. S. Curtis T. S. Goodwin

MISSIONS Sisters Megson, Bargrove, Firth,

Webb, North and Mcllroy

American Miss M. G. Robson, secty.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mission

Baptist (North)—

H. Clayton Miss Garnet, pharmacist

Miss Blanche Edgar

Miss Gertrude McCulloch f IS x~k it A f!

Miss Ellen J. Peterson Tze Chiang Wen Li TIsuoh Yiian

Hangchow Christian College —

American Presbyterian Mission Baen E. Lee, m.a., m.b.a., president

*'■ (Sodtit)^ ■> T. C. P’an, Ph.D., dean

A386 HANGCHOW- NINGPO

Independant Baptist Mission - Chief

—Hoo of Inland Business Department

Yiu Tsun

MaisonSt. Vincent (Orphan Asylum) - Chief

—Dong Shu Affairs Department

of General

Sisters of Charity—Sisters Blanchin Chief of Accounts Sing & Checking

(superior), .

native sistersCalcagni and seven partment—Tsong

Postmaster, Seng De-

Ninghsien (Ningpo)

Hospital du Sacre-Coeur (Sacred- First ClassShaohing

Office—Lin Si Nan

Heart

No. 222; Hospital)--Tao-niaohiang

Teleph. 2296 Postmaster,

Sisters Dorothy Bowl by (superior), First Class Office—Feng Te-kuei

Plunkett,

Hugh and sevenChau vet,

nativeJaeger,.

sisters Mc- Salt Revenue Dept. — Teleph. 3550;

Cable Ad: Inspector—T.

District Salt H. Chow

t if Chin Nyien Wei

Young Men’s Cheistian Association—

Cable Ad: Flamingo

D. K. Tong, general secretary 88 3® B ft B

A.associate

L. Dien and Turner, David Shanghai-Hangchow-NingpoRailway—

E. A.secretaries Huang

general (N.S.L.Pe-tsiau, managing director

and S.H.N.L.)

H. Moh, chief of General Dept.

I. Tuxford, engineer-in-chief

® tu chao nn*ch’ing

Chi 8c menf wei

* H.K. P.C. Cheng, dist.

Young Women’s Christian Assocn — Liu, do.engr. (Hangchow)

(Ningpo)

27, Kai Yuen Lu

Miss Katherine Lucchini ^ H Mei Fu .

National General Insurance Office - Standard - Vacuum Oil Co.- Teieph.

28, Yang Par Dur S. 19; Cable Ad: Standvac

Paxon Zhee, manager

Che kiang yu cheng kuan li chu frj & PS # ^ *0 & t *

PostDirector—V.

Office— Cable W. Ad: Postos Wing Tai VoandTobacco

Chief of Local

Stapleton-Cotton

Business Department Merchants CigaretteCorp., Tobacco

Manufactu rers’

-Yen Noh An Selling Agents—Cable Ad: Wingtaivo

NINGPO

*£ tg? Ning-po

Ningpo, one of the five ports originally thrown open to foreign commerce by the

British Treaty of Nanking in 1842, is situated in lat. 29 55 12 N. and long. 121 22 E.

atwhich

the itconfluence of Rivers Yung,

runs Fenghua and atYuyao m thesome

province of Chekiang of

foundationis oftheNingpo

Yung which into thecity

as a departmental sea dates Cbmhai

from the 13 miles

10th away.but Ihe

century, the

principal interest attaching to its early records arises from the fact that the first

development on a large scale of European intercourse with China took place at this

point. The place was “discovered” in A.D. 1517 by the embassy to Canton under the

Portuguese

occurs aboutFern&o

A.D. Peres

1522, d’Andrade,

or a few yearsand theafter

firstthe

notice of Portuguese

expulsion trade at Ningpo

of the Portuguese from

Kwangtung. The settlement was at Chinhai, and by 1542 there were, a senate house,

two churches, two hospitals and hundreds of well-built private

munity then consisting of 3,000 adults, besides women and children, of whom 1,200 residences the com-

weretoPortuguese.

led Theirinstituted

reprisals being lawless inactsthisin year

plundering

by the the surrounding

Governor villages,andhowever,

of Chekiang, m five

hours the settlement was utterly demolished, 800 of

25 of their vessels, and 42 junks being destroyed by a Chinese forcethe Portuguese beingconsisting

massacredot

NINGPO A387

60,000 men and 300 junks. The next attempt at trade was made by the East

India Company towards the end of the 17th century, when a factory was

established at the island of Chusan, some 40 miles from Ningpo, the nearest

point at which foreign merchants were allowed to reside. The experiment, however,

proved unsatisfactory and the factory was abolished in 1703. Thence, till 1832 when

the “LordWhen

vessels. Amherst”hostilities visitedbroke

the port, Ningpo was

out between Greatvisited onlyand

Britain by two

China or three

in 1839,foreign

the

fleet

with some 2,200 men and 12 field pieces. On the 13th October Ningpo city 1841

moved north from Canton, captured Chinhai in the first week in October was

peacefully

was made occupied

by the Chinese and a garrison stationed

to re-take the city,there.

but theOnBritish

10th March, 1842repulsed

artillery an attemptthem

with great slaughter. Ningpo was, however, evacuated

proclamation of peace in the following August, the port was thrown open to foreign on 7th May, and, on the

trade.

December, For1843

somethetime, however,Consul

first British therewas wereappointed,

practically andnotookforeign

up hisresidents,

residencebut inin

the portion

attention set apart for foreigners on the north bank of the river Yung. In 1857of

Portuguese,waswhose directedlawlesstopiratical

the portacts,through

after a alapserepetition

of threeof centuries,

the 1542 massacreagain drew

upon themselves the vengeance of the injured natives on the 25th June in that year.

From this blow Portuguese prestige and enterprise have never recovered. Ningpo

was easily captured by the Taiping rebels on the 9th December, 1861, its garrison then

consisting of between 3,000 and 4,000 men with heavy artillery. The rebels displayed

great anxiety to remain on good terms with foreigners, and an active trade in arms,

rice, and silk at once sprang up. The native population, however, deserted the city,

many of the inhabitants seeking refuge among the foreigners in their settlement.

The British and French naval aflicers commanding the men-of-war lying in the river

were directed to protect this tract of land from any invasion by insurgents. Musket

sh6t6 from a rebel battery on the city wall directed at this territory and the men-of-

war, however, eventually led to a bombardment of the city on the 10th May, 1862, and

to its capture on the same day by combined British and French forces. It was

immediately handed over to the Imperial authorities, and eventually a monument on

the city bund was built of the materials composing the battery and inscribed to the

memory of those foreign troops who had fallen in the action. This monument was

restored in 1’906, and in JunO, 1932, was removed to the Foreign cemetery in the

Gampo, as the place seta part foreign residence is called. An official ceremony of re-

dedication was held on May 6,1933.

Ningpo

the city, is builtenclosed

originally on a plain whichof issome

a space surrounded

five milesbyin many small hills.theyThe

circumference, werewalls

pulledof

down in 1931

reputation and macadamised

of possessing the fourthroads now inoccupy

library the entireof site.

the Republic whichNingpo

the founder has was

the

Fan Chin a high officer under the Ming Dynasty.

beautiful tempms. The Fukien temple of “Mother of Heaven” is famous for its carved There are also many

pillars. The Nyb Wang (^f £) and Tien Dong (Jz M) monasteries, which are accessible

by launches or motor bus, are situated in the hills some forty li from city. The former

is celebrated

latter for its forwealth.its “Holy ThePearl”

railway(# toJiJ Hangchow

and “Shining Pine-tree”

is completed only(ifcas JtfarIS)as and the

Pakuan

(W if) (£|

River but there

jx) some is a , motor road toShaohsing

90 H from Hsiao Shan (fel (MH).111) Four

near main

the bank of Chienstarting

bus routes Dong

from Ningpo are in operation: (I) The Ning-Feng Public Road (IP ^ ?S)

whichNing-Chin

The joins Ningpo - TzewithPublic

Fenghua

Road by(|B motor^ ^ transport

J§) which ofstartsabout from l|Ningpo, hours;passe)(2)

Lotchiao (B8- Uf f c ) and

The Ning-Chuan Motor Bus Road ($ ?£ terminates at Kwei Hai Wei 'SI in Tzeki

$ S&) from Ningpo to Chuan Shan (^1^); (3)

(s^UJ)

Road along the

( & and $vice-versa coast, covering

S&) fromcanNingpo a distance of 42 kilometres; (4) TheNing-Huan

Hangchow make totheHuangshan

journey in Pu. threePassengers

ways: (1 byfromthe Ningpo combinedto

Shaohsing (5® and Asiao Shan flj) with the assistance of ferry boats (tfwh^n

method of rail, ferry and motor bus; (2) by motor bus via Kwei Dai Wei, Tsao-0 @|)

crossing the rivers; or (3) by motor bus via Fenghua ($. ffc), Hsinchong ($ff g),

Chen Hsien ), Shaohsing and Hsiao Shan. There is also a landing

ground for aeroplanes in T’uan Tang (WL 3#) outside the south gate, which was made

by order of the Ministry of War in 1932, but no air traffic has yet taken place.

A3&8 NINGPO

The

match factory, an electric light company, aattelephone

population of Ningpo is estimated 260,OQ0. company,

There area flour

a cotton mill,coala

mill, two fi

ball factories, three knitting factories, two cottop,weaving and dyeing factories and

two

Fenghua ft,) by General Chiang Kai-shek at his personal expense. Thsre areat

canned goods factories. A new stock-breeding, school has been established {ip

ten middle schools (four of which belong to foreign missions) and about a hundred j

primary schools. In all educational institutions girls play their part and co-education '

isforeign

encouraged. There nois foreign

style banks; no collee-ebankin has

theever

portbeen

as yet.established

There aresincesomethetenopening

Chineseof J

the port in 1842. Foreign business interests are represented in only four firms: !

Butterfield

Olivier Chine, and Swire,

but inStandard-Vacuum

all cases the localOilmanagement

Company, Asiatic Petroleum

has been entrusted C ompapyand

to Chinese fl|

agents.

agent having left the port in April, 1932. There are flve main steamshiplastlines,

All foreign business is now in the hands of Chinese agents,, the foreign

one j!

of which is British, the rest being Chinese; and steamers proceed to and from j

Shanghai daily except on Sundays. Small launches ply regularly

along the coast and to the Buddhist island of Pootoo, a well-known place of pilgrimage to inland places -:

and where foreigners may spend holidays during the summer. . The staple exports

of the district are green tea, straw mats, straw and rush hats, samshu, bamboo pofts,

cotton yarn and vegetable medicines. The Ningpo Lakes are very beautiful and

provide

into excellent

a good modernshooting.

harbour. There is a proposal to make San Men Wan (H H f@)

Trade tn 1937

revivalUnlike

and the

hopespreceding

of recovery year,based

1937onopened

a goodatharvest

Ningpoof withrice and signscotton

of trade

from

the last winter, which had materially improved rural

creasing the purchasing power of the farmers in the interior, was the principal economy and, by in-

cause for the opening of many new retail shops in the early spring to meet

an increased demand. Greater activity was consequently seen also in banking

business. These conditions prevailed throughout the first half-year. The out-

break of hostilities in Shanghai in August did not bring about the immediate

interruption in the flow of trade that might have been expected. In fact, the

sudden change in events seemed almost to give a stimulus, albeit artificial, to

business; and while exporters of such staples as tea and cotton were spurred

on to turn as much of their stocks as possible into cash to avoid lose by

damage, importers were inclined to lay in substantial stores of such necessities

as petroleum oils and sugar. The total trade of the port for the year, there-

fore, notwithstanding the disturbed conditions of the last six months, shows

increases under every heading, as may be seen from the following statistics:

direct imports from abroad, $2.1 million as against $1.8 miflem in 1936; coast- |

wise imports of Chinese produce, $18.7 million as against $16.9 million, coast-

wise exports of Chinese produce, $20.7 million as against $16.1 million; and ,

direct export abroad of Chinese produce, $26,000 as against $6,000.

Due to exceptionally good harvests during the past two years, Ningpo

was fortunately able to solve her good problem even in the face of hostilities,

9,953 quintals only of foreign rice being imported on Shanghai account as

compared with 51,546 quintals during 1936 and 1,082,376 quintals during 1935.

increases were recorded in direct importations of kerosene oils, gasolene and

liquid fuel, the respective, totals being 6,446,263 litres, 1,550,478 litres, and

2,556 metric tons as against 5,491,003 litres, 454,570 litres and 620 metric tons

respectively in 1936. The total amount of sugar imported was 49,750 quintals

as compared with 37,105 quintals. The import of native cotton piece'goods amounted j

tofactories

33,251 inquintals only, The

Shanghai. showing

marked a decline

increaseof 5,532

in thequintals due tooftheexports

total value destruction

was due,of

firstly,

war to the transshipment through Ningpo of large quantities of cargo from the

13th zone and, secondly,

August, of Chinhaito astheasuspension,

free port for following the outbreak

cargo destined of hostilities

to Shangjiai. Withon the

the

outbreak of hostilities in the North, the exports of bamboo poles

fn-actically ceased, the total number of bamboo poles exported. Being 777,600 pieces to northern ports

or sevenyear.

previous monthsTheas export

againstof807,090 piecesincluding

green tea, exportedgunduring

powderthe and

twelve

ypung months

hyson,of rose

the

NINGPO A389

from 62,199 to 69,663 quintals, while there was some decline in the export of mats

from 1,389,300 to 1,33:^,000 pieces. With the alosure of Chinhai as a port of shipment,

hats, formerly shipped thence to Shanghai, wfere shipped from Ningpo, 635,804 buntal

fibre hats, 743,269 hemp paper hats,.6 i 0,588 grass hats, and 17,584 hats of other fibre

being

numberexported abroad

of steamers vm and

entered Shanghai

clearedduring

duringthe

the last

yearquarter

was 1,502,of with

the year.

a totalThe total

tonnage

of 2,196,257, as against 2,068 vessels totalling 2,989,436 tons during 1936, the large

decrease in the number of vessels entered and cleared being in large measure due to

the suspension

Ch’ient’ang of steamers

River Bridge, offormally

Chineseopened

nationalities

at theonbeginning

the outbreak of hostilities.

of the December, Thewas

partially destroyed at the end of the same month.

DIHECTOHY

& * ?■" *»« Raymond ii. Stammard, m.d.

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants John Hong, m.d.

Steamship Agents—Cable Ad: Swireand Ma Yiu Fang, m.d.

Liu Yee Liang, m.d.

N. S. Chao Miss W. P. Harris, n.n.

Cheist Siau Pao & Sons, Shipping and

Insurance—Mao Nun Road; Cam- Z,MissY. M.Ma,M.bus.-manager

Whited, n.n.

po; P.O. Box Special; Cable Ad: MISSIONS ANH CHURCHES

Chensiapo

Chen Siau Pao, managing dir.

David K. Chen, manager t ft Baptist

American t n nForeign

n n *Mission

^5 3? Merchants

]$£ 'tS Chau Shang Yung Chulc Society—

H. R. S. Benjamin and wife

China Steam NavigationCp. Harold Thomas and wife

—The Bund Raymond E. Stannard and wife

Chang Sing-fu, manager Miss Navy Crassey

Miss Florence Webster

Miss W. M. M.P. Harris

DaPI ing hole

IT ling ze 3S *

ya men Miss White

Consulate—Great Britain t £ Presbyterian m mMission

(Administered

Shanghai) by Consul-General in American

North—

iU 'M $1? CM Hai Kwan A. W. March

t ’ustoms, Chinese Maritime— Miss

E. M.Esther

Smith M.andGauss

Wife

Acting Commissioner—K. AshdoWne A. R. Crouch and Wife

Assistant—Kuh

Medical Officers—H. Zong Shing

Thomas, m.d.

and Ying WOi-chun tChristians’

& & # Mission— s • Gi du do hung wei

Tidesurveyor

G. Flynn and Harbour Master Miss G. E. Metcalfe

Boat Officer—Ko Ping Chang Miss

Miss M. E. E.J. Shewring

Watts

Examiners—H. C. Hyatt, Leung Miss E. Geary

Shek Cheung,

Yuen Tsen Yu Yang Ring Lyon and

Tidewaiters—12 Chinese H?

Church ft TaSociety—

Missionary DM chao wei

Right Rev. J. Curtis, D.D. and Wife

Hwa-meinHospitalw m —m w (Hangchow)

Miss M. E. J.M. Clark

(American Baptist Mission) Miss Clark

Tin Lih Djen, m.d., supt. Miss A. Megson (Hangchow)

Harold Thomas, m.d. Miss G. M. Churchil

A390 NINGPO—WENCHOW

^Ning±po tien tm tang^ St. Paul’s Church -

W. A. Willis, warden

Mission Catholique de Ninopo-

Kt. Rev. A. Defebvre % ft m. m

D.A. Nugent

Buch Giv-rv

Vonkeu

Boucherie

Methodist Missionary Society -

Rev. A. A. Conibear and Wife

C. Pruvoti (chairman)

L. Marques Engels

Dontan H. S. H.Redfern, m.sc.and

andWife

Wife

C.L. Pech

Delafosse O’Hara Rev. Tomlinson

J. Frost Corcuff Miss D. Y. Coombs, b.a.

Rev. P. E. Slater and Wife

McKiernan Roussel Miss K. Coombs

Petit S^minaire St. Vincent

Rev. Fr. J. Tchao, c.m. m 5MB $1 St:

Rev. Fr. P. Sou Ning shao lung mi ktmg sze

Rev. Fr. T. Fang Ningpo-ShaohsinoS.N. Co., Ltd., The—

Rev. Fr. J. B. Wang Ye Shun Chuen, manager

Rev. Fr Shu, o.M. Wu Shih-feng, chief clerk

Rev. Fr. Chow

Rev. Fr. T. Tcheng

Saint Paul’s Catholic Seminary— ! Post

!

Office— m ® m

Rev. Father Denis Nugent, c.m First Class Postmaster -Lin Si Nan

Rev.

Rev. Father Leon Marquis,

Father Peter c.m.

Vbnken, C.M. Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Cable

Rev. Father William O’Hara, c.m. Ad: Standvac

Rev. Joseph Chen, c.m. S T. Y. Li, in charge

WENCHOW

Wan-chau

W&nchow, one of the five ports opened to foreign trade by the Chefoo Convention,

isof Chekiang

the chief province.

town in the department of Wenchow, occupying

bank120ofthe south-east corner

20 miles from its mouth, inThelat.city is situated

28 deg. 1 min. on the south

30 sec. N., long. deg.the38river

min.Ou, about

45 sec. E.

The site is a well cultivated plain, bounded on all sides by lofty hills.

said to have been first erected during the fourth century, and they have been enlarged The walls are

and re-built at various times since. They are formed of stone, diagonally laid at the

foundation, and partly also of brick, and measure about four miles in circumference.

The streets generallyMany

the householders. are ofpaved

themwith

run brick or stone

side by and kept

side with small inwaterways,

careful repair

which byin

their turn communicate with navigable canals intersecting the whole city. There are

numerous

North Gate,largevarious

nunneries andother

Yamens, temples in Wenchow.

public offices and theTheFoundling

Custom House, outside

Hospital, the

are also

among the chief buildings. The last-named institution, built in 1748, contains 100

apartments. The Roman Catholic Missionaries have a spacious and

in the western part of the city. The English Methodist Mission has a church capable imposing church

ofcostseating about containing

of $20,000, 1,000 people.sleeping

In 1903accommodation

this Mission erected

for overa 100 fine students,

college atanda

teaching accommodation for more than 200. Early in 1906

substantially constructed Hospital was also completed by the Mission at a furtheran extensive and

outlay of fully $20,000. The building consists of a central block

after the style of Hunt’s Block, Guy’s Hospital, and can accommodate about 200 and two wings

patients. Among the objects of greatest interest and curiosity are two pagodas

WENCHOW A391

situated on Conquest Island, abreast of the city. They are both of great antiquity,

and

Emperorthe temples

of the between them were

Sung dynasty, whenforseeking

some time the retreat

to escape from oftheTiMongols

Ping, theunderlast

this day in one of the temples. A few members of the Customs staff occupy foreign-to

Kublai Khan. His Majesty Ti Ping has left behind him autographs preserved

built

severalhouses on thebeing

Christians island.murdered,

There inwere1900,Boxerand troubles in the Pingyang

all the missionaries district

left Wenchow,

where, however, the officials were able to maintain order.

months some of the foreign residents repair to the Northern Hills ffl Ul), across During the summer

he river where several bungalows have been built.

There consisting

handful, is no foreignentirely

settlement at Wenchow,

of officials and the foreignThere

and missionaries. residentsis aareconsider-

a mere

able native export trade in tea, bitter oranges, tobacco, timber, charcoal, bamboos and

kittysols, but manufactures do not flourish, though some excellent floor-matting and

cross-stitch work are produced by local factories. The firms engaged in the timber

trade are located in the west suburb, where are also the timber yards. Immense

quantities of timber and bamboos are kept on hand.

Duringriver,

Wenchow August

causingandimmense

September of 1912oftwo

destruction abnormal

life and property. freshets

In the• occurred in the

upper reaches

ofcarrying

the main river the water rose 60 feet above normal level, washing

away houses bodily. Some 30,000 people are reported to have been drowned away villages and

in the Yungchia, Chingtien, Ch’uchow and Juian inagistracies. Such a calamity was

unprecedented within the memory of the oldest inhabitant. Two particularly severe

typhoons

Haimen, a inneighbouring

the summercity,ofabout 192085caused

miles byenormous

sea north-east damage in the neighbourhood.

of Wenchow,was partially

destroyed on July 15th by a tidal wave with great

River valley, opposite Wenchow, an equally large loss of life was reported loss of life; while inin the

the Nanchi

second

typhoon between September 4th and 6th. In August 1923 and 1926 this port was

visited

ashore. by severe typhoons, although they did not cause much damage either afloat or

Trade in 1937

In a, year marked by the outbreak of Sino-Japanese hostilities and the complete

dislocation

ing not onlyofcomplete

trade in many

immunitypartsfrom

of thedisturbances

country, Wenchow but also was almostfortunate in enjoy-

unprecendented

agticultural and commerical

prevailing conflict prosperity.

was the enforced The only serious

withdrawal—due localJapanese

to the repercussion of theof

blockade

the coast—of vessels under the Chinese flag, by which this port had hitherto been

exclusively

wards, however,served.thisBytemporary

the regularinterruption

calling of foreign-flag

to business steamers

was removed, from Qotober

and ample on-

tonnage

foreign merchandise into this region was of comparatively negligible proportionsof

for trading requirements was again available. Although the smuggling

during the period

in the past, divertedunder review, yet

via near-by muchplaces

inland of thesuchport’sas trade with open portsP‘anshih,

ChuangyuanchTao, was, as

and Juian. Trade statistics for 1937 were as follows : direct foreign

at $842,050 as against. $46.9,259 in 1936; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise, imports, valued

$6.6 million as compared with $6.9 million; direct foreign exports, $540,657 as against

$134,907; and foreign

million. Direct coastwisetrade

exports

showedof aChinese produce, $4.3

very considerable advancemillion as against with

in domparisbn $4.6

1936. Kerosene oil, liquid fuel, white sugar, and paraffin wax,

main imports , from aboard,; were chiefly responsible for the increase in the total which consitituted the

revenue collection, which, aggregating approximately $1 million and representing an

increase of about 42 per cent over the previous year’s figures, was the highest recorded

since thevegetables

salted opening ofshipped

the porttoin Hongkong

1877. Directby exports

foreign-goingincludedjunks preserved

from eggs and

Kuaot‘ou

Maritime Customs Station,

the same destination and wood

by steamer, oil and

together withfresh

a feweggs conveyed offrom

consignments Wenchow

kittysols, greento

tea, and soapstoneware for transshipment abroad via Swatow or Shanghai. Coastwise

importations comprised such main commodities as cigarettes, beancake, native sugar,

groundnut oil, nankeens, and various kinds of cotton piece goods, while coastwise

exportations of Chinese products were in the following respective proportions during

the

paper,period

7.90 : per

kittysols,

cent; 13.65 per cent;

charcoal, 6.32 persoftwood

cent; timber,

wheat, 6.04 11.10perpercent;

cent;tea 3rd

of allquality

kinds,

A392 WENCHOW

5.12 per cent; rape seed, 4.6§ per bent;

work, 3.74 per cent; wood oil, 2.96 per cent; animal

freshproducts,

oranges, 4.21

2.72 per cent; leaf

per cent; crosstobacco,

stitch ij!J

2.53 per cent; rush and straw mats, 2.45 per cent; with various sundries making up I|t

the

pingdifference.

was felt The adversekeenly

particularly effectatofWenchow,

the Sino-Japanese

where hostilitiesshipping,

coastwise on Chinese withship-

the |^;j|

exception of the oil companies’ vessels, was under the Chinese flag exclusively. The

active

British steamers to be directed to the Wenchow-Shanghai and Wenchow Amoy-of

demand for tonnage coupled with increased freight charges caused a number

Swatow runs from October onwards, This was responsible for an increase in British j

tonnage of 24,897 tons as compared with the preceding year, and for an advance

from

owing2,121to theto 12,001 tons in the

large decline directtheforeign

under Chinesetraffic,

flag,exclusive

the totaloftonnage

junks. Nevertheless,

for the year '

decreased by 6,32 J tons as compared with 1936.

Street-widening and the improvement of public health have engaged the j

attention of the local authorities throughout the period, and considerable progress

tohasP‘ingyang

been achievedvia undereach

Juian, fromofP'ingyang

these heads.to Three motor roads,

Chdaotunmen, and viz.,

fromfrom Wenchowto

P'ingyang

Kuaot‘ou, were completed in August, and motor-cars are now occasionally

streets of the city. Considerable uneasiness was caused by the prevalence of banditry seen in the

inowing

the Taishun and Pdngyang districts, where a number of alum

to trade depression, gained a livelihood by plundering the country-side. miners, unemployed J

toPiracy

havewas

beena constant

pirated atmenace

sea. Atopirate

junk traffic,

junk and moreonethan a dozen

of the junks being

freebooters werereported

caught

at P'ingyang Point in May by the C.P.L. Yungning and brought in to Wenchow.

Yentangshan, the scenic resort 78 kilometres north-east of the port in the Yoch‘ing

district, attracts thousands

recent improvements of Chinese andis foreign

in communications likely tovisitors

becomeannually, and withmost

one of Chekiang’s the j

popular tourist centres in the very near future.

DIRECTORY

Asst. Examiners — Li AnPing

ShingKwei,

China nMerchants’

& m ^Steam m 1%Navigation

m Hsieh

Fa KuangTeh Yu

Tsu, Chen and

Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad : 2485 Tidewaiters—Loo Ping Kyuin, Yang

Yang Chih Ching, agent Shih Shing, Chen Hsiao Shih, Yu I

Chinese Italian Navigation Co., Ltd. Huo,

Ting, Yeh

Boh Tzu

Ping Chiao, Wu Chung

Hwa, Chang Wen

—Cable Ad: 2485

Yang Shao Dao, agent Jung, Lo Shih Chi, Chen Shen

Tseng,

Chang Yu Dah Pao,

Shang Hwa,Tsai

LoweTaoChuan

Feng,

Hi {% On Hai Kvan Kwei, Kao BaChien,

Hai, Yu

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Chen Shih SooTsun

Tao Liang,

Liang

Commissioner—H. C. Morgan and Wong Yung Zing

Indoor:

Assistants—Wu Chwan Tse, Yu Chen X £

Jee and Chen Yau Kuang Hwang Co., Chiwen W., Embroidery and

Clerks—Wong

Chang Shou,PuiKyang

Ning, Kyih

Ho WingKu, Cross St.;

Ching, Fang StitchTeleph.

Work —26719-17, Mo Chih

Chen Wen Tsao, Robert Fan, Sieh Chiwen. Shanghai Office ; : Cable

ChiwenAdW.:

Chien Hao, Chiang Chung

Yang Chien and Hu Wen Yuan En, Loh Hwang Co., 119, Jinkee Road

Out-door: C. Y.W.F.Hwang,

Hwangproprietor

Tidesurveyor—A. E. T. Hansen

Boat Officer—0. E. Segerholm

Asst. Boat Officer—Chow Ying tsing Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Chief Examiner—D.Wai A. Carlos Ltd.—Cable Ad: 2485

Examiner—Chung Chuen Yang Chung Ho, agents

WENCHOW A393

Ml VISIONS Y. Morrison t a. iseai

D. E. Stringer | M. L. Curtin

'f ± A. Venadam j P. Kam

J. King

Catholic Mission,

Rev. P. Ciemata Wenchow—. J. J. MacDonal ! L.P. Wong McFarland

Rev. G.C. Strang

Doyle j| L.W. Hudswell

Matte

Rev. P.P. Kurtyka

Ciemata H. McGettigan j J. Leonard

Rev. P. Brozska (tunkiachang) B. Boudreau | J. Maurice

Rev. P. Sitko A. Gignac i L. McAuliffe

Bro.

Bro. Prinz

Cieplak W. Amyot I R. Reeves

Rev. Grabka

Rev. Paciorek (Yunkiacliang) Methodist Mission—

Rev. Sawicki E.T.A. Stedeford, m.d., ch.b., d.t.m.,

Rev. Baba Rev.andW.Mrs. Stedeford

R. Aylott and Mrs. Aylott

Rev. Wieczorek Rev. R. Hooper and Mrs. Hooper

Rev. Stefanowicz Miss D. Doidge, b.a.

# Ml ft P. Smith, nurse

China Inland Mission - D.

Rev.Dowson, nurse

F. G. Garnett

Mrs. Worley Miss L. G. Tucker

Miss M. Moler

Miss G. I. F. Taylor # B & 3e m # ®

Pingyang South Chekiang Mission of

Rev. F. S. and Mrs. Barling Seventh Day Adventists—Cable

Misses F. Eynon and B. M. Lang Ad: Adventists

A. Fossey and Family

:£ ® W Si * SS R. Dinsbier and Family

Founding Hospital-

Sisters

. Paul of Charity of St. Vincent de

SOEURS DE LA ChARIT^ St. YlNCENT DE

Paul—Hopital Jean Gabriel

Gkev Sisters of the Immaculate Con-

ception (Pembroke,

Sr. Juletta, superior Ont, Canada)— Js i|$ ^ - *H S

Sr. Daniel Post Office —

Sr. Catherine Postmaster—Hsiang Ting

Sr. Angela Wen-ch’u Chief Salt Revenue

Sr. Genevive Collectorate-

£Perfecture

iXK Apostolic M SL m of Lishui— Chief Collector—Yang Chi-pu

Lishui, Chekiang (Canadian Mission, Wing pj & m # & ^ ®

Scarboro Bluffs, Ontario, Canada) Tai Yo Tobacco Corporation—

Prefect Apostolic - Rt. Rev. Wm. Cable Ad: Wingtaivo

C. McGrath D. P. Bow, manager

J. E. Venini C. Y. Shiao, assist, manager

24

s anti; A<>

Santuao was voluntarily opened to foreign trade by the Chinese Government

on the 8th May, 1899. The port includes the whole of the magnificent Santu

Inlet, which is situated some 70 miles north of Foochow. The island of Santuao in

the centre of the inlet. The harbour is certainly one of the finest on the

China

may enter coast:at any

the time,

approaches

regardless to itofarethewell-defined,

state of tide.andH.M.S.vesselsWaterwitch

of the largest size

surveyed

telegraph cable was successfully laid from the mainland to the island July,A

the whole of the inlet in 1899, and an Admiralty chart has been published.

1905, and communication established with all China ports. A new cable connecting

the telegraph office at Santuao with the mainland was laid in May, 1921, and the

inconvenience

of the harbour,caused whichbyhad receiving

been and dispatching

experienced for all

fourmessages from the other

years previously, side

was thus

removed. A long distance telephone system was installed in 1936 connecting

Foochow as well as the principal towns bordering the Santu Inlet.

fromTheFoochow

port oftoSantuaoEuropeserves is firstimportant

shipped teafromdistricts

Santuao. as muchNo ofbuilding

the teaoperations

exported

worth mentioning have- been undertaken at the port, and no modern methods

have

-frpaper as yet pottery,

been introduced in the manufacture of themanufactured

principal local products

saw millandthough except softwood

excellent raw material planks,is which

close areat hand, especiallyby aextensivemodern

deposits of kaolin capable of yielding far superior pottery than is now brought

on the market from this district. The iron mines in the districts of Kutien, Fuan,

and Siapu, where the deposits were reported in 1918 to be of a promising nature,

have anticipated,

then not yet, beenhave properly

been exploited,

erected, so andthat soa regular

far no smelting worksvaluable

trade in this, at Santuao,

mineralas

does

introduced by the Fuan Agricultural Experimental Station under the auspicesbeenof

not yet exist here. Since 1937 manufacture of black tea by machinery has

the progressing

at Foochow Fukienoccasionally

Provincial Government. Most effected

of the trade is transhipped

from Shanghaithough with cotton piece direct goods, imports

flour, etc.wereor from Hongkong by tramps arriving

with sulphate

ofShouning.

ammonia. The chief towns of the district are Funing, Fu an. Ningte and

Trade in 1937

Despite the outbreak of hostilities and the enforcement of the blockade, the year

passed smoothly at Santuao, although much anxiety was experienced from time to

time; the appearance

occurrance during the earlyof hostile

part ofaeroplanes

the conflict,over

whilethethedistrict was almost

bombardment of Saihua daily

by

Japanese warships from Spider Island in November caused no little alarm.

The value statistics,

direct foreign imports, §160,000 f iil so far as they are recorded by the Customs, are

as against $120,000; direct exports to' foreign countries, as follows:

$14,000 as against'00; coastwise importations of Chinese produce were valued at

$670,000 as compared with $674,000; and coastwise exports of Chinese produce at $4.2

million as against $4.8 million. The aggregate value amounts to $5.1 million, showing

asteamers

decrease of $0.5 the million owing toSantuao

the enforcement of the blockade, when allrecalled

available

Foochow. onImports runof kerosene

between and Foochow,

oil from abroad decreasedetc.,fromhad39,221to be

to 2,861 litres,to

as,

Amoy.instead of

Sulphate importing

of9,908

ammonia from Hongkong,

becomes the

the most oil was

important reshipped

article from

ofpreviousFoochow

direct import, and

the

total amount being quintals as against 7,197 quintals

in the year 1936, no matches were imported from abroad. The tea industry was pro- in the year. As

gressing well under the efficient system of controls administered by the Provincial

Government. Under theatauspices

Stationanwasexcellent

established Fuan,as100oftochests

the Reconstruction Bureautoa Foochow-Shanghai

Tea Experimental

giving impression what ofcanblack

be tea

doneshipped

when the limited economic

resources of a province are mustered towards reconstruction. The trade in both

SANTUAO—FOOCHOW A395

green

the second crop of the green variety had already been shipped to Foochow-Tientsinof

and black tea suffered on account of the hostilities, as tbe first crop and part

when the market in the North became dislocated. A.s a consequence more black tea

had to be manufactured instead. The unfavourable price, however, obtainable from

the limited number of foreign dealers available at Foochow rendered it necessary

to exploreand

Shanghai the themarket in Shanghai.

enforcement of theWith the development

blockade, all shipments of the

hadwarto affecting

be help

over

Foochowexceptforinsignificant quantities

which no statistics are which were Steamer

available. transported overlandincluded

shipments or by junk34,370to

quintals of green tea and 16,631 quintals of black tea, showing

quintals and 4,211 quintals respectively as compared with the previous year. decreases of 829

Although no statistics are available owing to shipment being made by junk, the

amount

quintals. ofThe sugarpaper

produced

industryby lost

native

its methods

northern ismarketr

estimatedonlyto6,955

havequintals

been 30,000

were

exported as compared with 9,157 quintals in 1936. In spite of the grant of duty

exemption by the Government, no progress was made by the rice-bowl industry

•on account of lack of capital, the quantity exported by steamers being 1,140 quintals

in 1936.

of theTheyear.

weather was fairlyvisited

No typhoon normal,

thealthough

district. theA Bumper

rain wascrop

excessive in theof first

is reported both half

rice

and sweet potatoes, much to the relief of the populace during the national crisis.

Subsidiary

by the CentralnickelBank,

andthecopper coin are

Farmers’ in circulation

Bank, togetherBank

and the Provincial with ofbank notes issued

Fukien.

DIBECTORY

ifll f§ Fu Hai Kwan Standard

Standvac- Vacuum Oil Co. -Cable Ad:

, Customs, Chinese .Maritime— Hsu Pai-hsi, agent

Acting Commissioner- Yang Ming

Hsin

Assistant—K’o Yu-p’ing Telegraph Office -

Boat officer—F. C. Parr Fee Veng Fiang, manager

FOOCHOW

fg Fuh-chau

min.Foochow

24 sec. isN.,theandcapital

long. of119Fukien

deg. 20province.

min. E. The It iscitysituated

is builtinonlat.a plain

26 deg.

on the20

northern side offrom

and nine miles the Pagoda

river Min,Island,

and where

is distant

foreignabout thirty-four

vessels anchor. miles from the sea,

The attention of foreigners was early attracted to Foochow as a likely place where

commercial

which intercourse

is grown largely incould be profitably

the locality. Beforecarried on was

the port in theopened,

shipment of BoheausedTea,to

be carried overland to Canton for shipment, a journey which was boththis

longarticle

and difficult.

The East India Company, as early as 1830, made representations in favour of the

opening of the port, but nothing definite was done till the conclusion of the Treaty of

Nanking

was inanticipated.

whatimports, 1842. The early years of intercourse with

wasthedifficult,

natives werewasanything but

for and several The navigation

attacks of the river

by the populace rendered the portthere no market

an undesirable place

of residence for some time. It was not until some ten years after the port had been

opened that there

the quantity shippedwasincreased

much donelargely,

in theand

export of teabecame

Foochow from theoneinterior,

of thebut after that

principal tea

ports in China. From 1880, however, when the tea trade of the port reached its

highest figure, the prosperity of the place has gradually waned.

s

24

A396 FOOCHOW

portion is between six and seven miles inand

The city is built around three hills, the circuit

length. of what

The walls wereused

abouttothirty

be thefeetwalled

high

and twelve feet wide at the top. The streets were narrow and filthy, but during recent

years remarkable improvements have been carried out, the walls being torn down and

replaced Motor

traffic. by a wideroadsmotor road

haveand thebuilt

beenAmoy. narrow

androadstreets

motor have

buses been widened

connect to permit

Foochow City motor

with

Nantai, Mamoi (Pagoda), A is now marly

to Kienow on the Upper Min River, which town is already connected by motor road constructed from Foochow

and bus services with the Chekiang road system and hence with Shanghai.

The climate of Foochow is mild for about nine months of the year, but in the

summer it is trying, the range of the thermometer then being from 74 deg. Fahr. tp 98

deg. Spring is the wet season, but typhoons lead to rain in the summer and autumn

also, and frequent local cyclonic disturbances make it a somewhat damp climate; at

most times of the year.

fromThe thescenery surrounding

sea vessels have to leaveFoochowthe wideis very beautiful.

stream and enter In what

sailingis up thetheMinKimpai

called river

Pass, which is barely half-a-mile across, and, enclosed as it is by bold, rocky walls, it

presents a very striking appearance. The Pass of Min-ngan is

towering cliffs, surmounted by fortifications and cultivated terraces, is extremely pic- narrower, and with its

turesque,

tributary and has

of thebank. been

Min,The compared

alsoMinaffords to some

some charming of the scenes on the Rhine. The Yung

abruptlya

Fu,

from the river Monastery, the Moonscenery,

Temple,theandhillstherising

KushanveryMonastery,

all occupying most romantic and beautiful sites, are fine specimens of Chinese religious

edifices, and are much resorted to by visitors. Game abounds in all the ravines and

mountains in the vicinity of Foochow, while tigers and panthers are common in the more

remote hills, and some of these beasts have been killed within ten miles of the city.

Most foreign vessels were compelled to anchor at Pagoda Anchorage owing to

the

fromshallowness of the toriver

the City Bridge the above

KimpaithatPass.point.TheThe Minlimits

RiverofConservancy

the port of Foochow extend

have, however,

forseveral

nav igable for vessels not exceeding 15 feet in draught and 265 feet in length rightnow

years been engaged in dredging and draining the river which is up

to the City Bridge. Consequently since 1934 some small coasting vessels from Shanghai

have regularly steamed right up to Foochow.

The There is a Government

establishment includes a Naval

trainingYard at Mamoi,

college for navalwith a dock

cadets with over

British300instructors.

feet long.

on the banks of the Min River, amounts to 357, 790 persons (Police census, JulyNantai

The population of Foochow, comprising Foochow City and the suburbs of 1935).

Trade ny 1937

In Foochow and district the year 1937 opened in an atmosphere of optimism. It was

felt that the worst of the world depression had passed, and that better days could

confidently

ment be anticipated.andThe

of communications, werelocal authorities

lending were busilyto engaged

much assistance farmers inin the

theimprove-

develop-

ment of theirpower

purchasing holdings.

of the Local

communityproducts wereincrease,

on the in demand at rising

it seemed pricesthat

probable and with the

a period

ofattack

prosperity was about to commence. These hopes were rudely shattered by the

enforced,of Japan

schemesupon for the country.development

provincial Restrictive werefinancial measures

shelved, wereshipping

Chinese immediately was

rendered

temporarily lost. Notwithstanding this calamity the total value figures for were

idle by the blockade of the coast, and profitable northern markets 1937

comparedirect

follows: favourably

foreignwith those S6.3

imports, for the previous

million year.the The

during yearcomparative

under reviewfigures are as

as against

$5.2 million during 1936; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise $20.5 million

as compared with $21.6 million; direct export to foreign countries, $6.4 million as

against $4.4 million; and coast exportations of Chinese produce, $17.6 million as

compared with $20.2 million. Both rice crops were satisfactory, as is shown by the

significant import of rice and paddy from abroad, which was valued at $36,845 only..

Coastwise imports of wheat flour dropped in value from $2.4 million to $1.8 million

owing to the outbreak of hostilities at Shanghai, with direct imports from abroad

increasing in value from $20,650 to $312,748. Funds for local development and purchase

of manufactured goods were generally available in greater measure than usual.

FOOCHOW A397

Consumption of kerosene oil, always a reliable guide to the

population, was well maintained, imports totaMing ti,621,614 litres as against 5.321,398condition of the local

litres during

compared with1936.

411,803Sales

litres.of gasolene improved,

Direct imports the import

of sugar being totalled

from abroad 841,398 litres

$330,315as

asperiod.

compared with $351,159

Extensive plantingforof 1936.

sugar No canesmuggling

has beenofcarriedsugar wasoutreported

in recentduring

years thein

Southern Fukien;

producers. the lossof ofsulphate

The import the Shanghai marketalmost,

or ammonia was, however,

doubled,a from

serious43,938

blowtoto79,078

local

quintals due to the improved financial position of farmers

extended to them by the local authorities. Imports of Chinese cotton yarn were and the increased assistance

valued at $715,244 as compared with $600,906 in 1936, the business of local weavers

increasing on the destruction or closure of many of the factories in Shanghai during

the hostilities there. Direct imports of Formosan coal again declined, arrivals of

Chinese coal also being somewhat lower, largely owing to the laying-up of many of

the steam-launches that normally ply in neighbouring waters. The value of domestic

imports of tin ingots and slabs (mostly from Yunnan) was $219,916 as compared with

$225,926.

joss paper. AofDirect

large proportion

imports of this from

tin is abroad

used in werethe manufacture of tin facing for

evacuation Japanese from ofthedyesdistrict, European valued atproducts

and American $67,081; sinceenjoy

now the

a monopoly of the market.

With a view to controlling the black tea trade and improving manufacture and

packing, the local authorities instituted a Black Tea Trading Bureau and a Testing

Bureau. If the efforts made by these bodies towards ipiprovement of cultivation ! of

plantsmay

teas and once

preparation

again beof theknown tea throughout

by up-tO:date.methods

the world. Local prove teamen

successful,hadFoochow^

another

satisfactory season. The quality of the 1937 crop was fair, and almost all arrivals

found buyers. Of the 15,589 half-chests of souchong which arrived : at Foochow only

3,250 half-chests were left on the market at the close of the season. Congou arrivals

totalled 60,840 half-chests as compared with 74,900 in the previous year. Quotations

for congou ofatthe

beginning the1936opening

season,of while

the market

souchong wereprices

aboutshow10 edperancent higherof about

increase than at5 per

the

cent. Both, however, eased off later. Flowery pekoes, of which only 3,490 chests

reached the market, found buyers at some 35 to 40 per cent over the previous season’s

prices

timber onexport

accounttradeof until

short thecrops.outbreak

Great ofactivity continued

hostilities, when ittobecame

be witnessed in theto

impossible

make

thelessshipments

valued at $5.8to northern

million asChinese

againstports.

$4.4 Coastwise

million during exports1936.

of timber

Duringwerethenever-

year

shipments

increased. ofCoastwise

paper to other Chinesewereportsvalued

shipments declined considerably,

at $1.8 million asw hile exportswith

compared abroad

$2.5

million in$162,072

against 1936'and $1.9 the

during million in 1935.year.Exports

previous The 'abroad

decline inwerecoastwise

valued shipififents

at $.'332,881wasas

due to the hostilities, which also caused the Fukien Paper Manufacturing Company to

close down its local factory. The proposed construction of a nioden jiaper mill at

Nanping by the Ministry of Industries has been postponed.

The total number of vessels entered and cleared at this, port during. J937 was 1,469,

of 1,538,106wastons,dueas against

decrease 1,912 vessels,

to cessation of Chineseof 2,084,513 tons, in shipping'

and Japanese the previous year. The

following the

inauguration of the blockade of the coast by the Japanese

The Min River was blocked off Temple Rock below Kuant’ou by the naval authorities Navy from the 26th August.

during the night of 3rd-4th September as a precautionary measure against possible

invasion,Steamers

craft. a narrow channelthebeing portleft

wereindespite

the boom COmpellfed

to permit toofwofk

the passage atofSharp

small

Peak, soipe 33 milesvisitingfrom .Foochow, but therefore

this,serious

1

cargo shipping

handicap foreign

companies found it profitable to maintain limited schedules.'

trade of the port would be brought.to a standstill were thus proved groundless. Feare that the export

The highway connecting Foochow with Kienou has been practically completed

and will probably be opened to public use in the near future. This important high

way will do much towards the development of trade in the interior, which in the past

has been confined largely to waterways. The long-distance telephone service was

considerably extended during the year, and direct communication is now; possible

with most important provincial centres.

A.398 FOOCHOW

KULIANGr AND SHADF PEAK

It ^ Ku-liang ft Jlj Chuan-shih (Sharp Peakj

A refuge

an hour by car from thehours

and two Heatbyof chair

summerto theat top

Foochow can bei.e.,gained

of Kuliang, “DrumbyPass,”a ridewhich

of half

is a Ij

mountain

indicates anresort

averagesituated

of 10 about

degrees nine

cooler miles

on theeast of

mountainFoochow.

than it The

is in thermometer

Foochow; the -;

nights are always cool and blankets are a necessity for comfort. Dr. Rennie was the first ]

to build a house of foreign design at Kuliang in 1886. Now there are upwards of one \

hundred such houses, and every summer between four and five-hundred persons, chiefly

missionaries, are in residence on the mountain. According to the Admiralty Chart, I

Kushan the last summit on the ridge reaches a height of 2,900 feet. Kuliang

itself is from 2,000 to 2,500 feet high. Nearly five miles of stone paved roads about |

three feet in width have been made under the supervision of a Public Improvement

Committee, now called the Kuliang Council, appointed by the residents, the necessary

fundsmountain

being provided by voluntary

are manycontribution. The greatest charmwalking

of Kuliang are jj

AtheChinese Postwalks,

Officeand

andthere

a Telegraph interesting

Office places

are opened vithin easy

at Kuliang wery yeardistance.

from

the middle

chow of, June to Inthe1934,

is maintained. middle of September,

Kuliang and dailywithmailFoochow

was connected connection with Foo-

by telephone.

There are many

swimming poof, asprivate

well astennis courtsstreams

mountain and seven public

where courts oncanthebe mountain,

swimming enjoyed. alsoSharpa

Peak an Island at the entrance of the Min River about 30 miles from Foochow, also,

affords a seaside and bathing resort which is much appreciated by Foochow residents.

The American

the place missionsof and

of landing the the

E. E.Anglican Mission eachCo.’shavecables.

A. & C. Telegraph sanatoria there. It is also j

DIRECTORY

n & m

Afei yah paO iien MH(f s0e Yu bon ■> en su po shinAkung szeM

Am brio an-Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Asia Life Insurance Co., Insurance

Inc., U.S.A.—16. Tai Ping Hsiang; —16, Tai Ping Hsiang, Hsiang

Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad: Underiters. Tam Street; Cable Ad: Alicochina

General Y. K. Lee, acting manager

Motor-car,Insurance: Fire, Marine,

Life, Accident, Bur- Asiatic Petroleum ofCo.Kerosene

(South and

China),

glary; Plateglass, Baggage and Ltd., Distributors By-

Special Risks Products—Cable Ad: Petrosilex

C. V. Starr, president (Shanghai) G. Ringnalda, manager

Y. K. Lee, branch manager Miss Gomes, stenographer

Upriver Installation

ft $ Hip Wo E. W. Davies

Anderson & Co., Robert, Mer- Pagoda Installation

chants—Cable Ad: Adamantine R. L. P. Sergeant

C.R. Schlee,

Schlee, director

director(London)

(Shanghai) W Products ±Co., Ltd., Ex-

Associated

Aquarius Company of Shanghai, porters’ and Manufacturers’

Tea, Lumber, Lacquer-ware,Agents

Paperof

Manufacturers of Table Waters — Parasols and Curios,Agents

etc. ofImporters’

H. S. Brand, agent | and Manufacturers’ Chemical

I Fertilizers,

and KerosineCondensed Milk, Flour,Match

Oil, etc.—Cab'e Ad:

Asia Fire and Marine Insurance Co. Aproco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

—Cable Ad : Underiters edns., Bentley’s and Private

C. C. Jen, agency manager

FOOCHOW A399

BANKS Agency:

Directory & Chronicle of

fT 38 * 'JH 3® China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Bank of China,Foochow—Cable Ad: 6892 Brockett’s Boarding House

Tsewei C. S. Ho, manager Mrs. Brockett

fr H 11 Tai wan yin hong

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Cable Wine andMacgregor Caldbeck, & Co.. Ltd.,

Spirit Merchants-

Ad: Taiwangink H. S. Brand & Co., agents

H Cho Ta

Chartered Bank of India, Australia China Import and Export Lumber

Co., Ltd., The—

and China— Union Trading Co., agents

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

HI [g Hway Foong China Merchants Steam Navigation

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Merchants

Corporation— % & % n m

J. H.B. Stewart,

M. Cook acting agent China National

141, Hsiang Tau Trading Co., The—

Street; Teleph. 2653;

M ^ Tai Hing Cable

(English) Ad: 7162 (Chinese) and Chination

Bathgate & Co., Merchants H.Y. 0.F. Cheng,

Li, managing director

Agencies:

Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Prince Line Far East Service Agents for': manager

Java-China-Japan Lijn Tung

Shanghai Trust’Co.

Yih (Insurance dept.)

Lamp Company

Furness (Far East), Ld.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld. China Dyeing Works, Ltd.

South British Insurance Co., Ld. The China Wool Manufacturing Co.,

Northern Assurance Co. Ltd. W\ A

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co.

Boyd & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Importers, China Kee chong po him yau han kung sze

Exporters, Shipping. & Commission —HeadUnderwriters, Office: HongkongLtd., Insurance

Agents—Cable Ad: Boyd; Codes: Agents—M.

Bentley’s Complete

Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th & 6th Phrase, Bentley’s 254; Cable W. Ad:Greig

Greig& Co.; Teleph.

Editions, Acme, Universal, Boe Code &

Private.

F. R. Smith, HeadOffice:

mng. dir.Amoy

(Shanghai) Chinese Government Salt Adminis-

tration (Dist. > of Fukien)—Cable

R.K.C. T.G.W.Evans,

Morse, manager

asst., (Amoy)(Amoy)

manager

Kao, acting manager

Ad: Salt, Foochow

District Inspectors—Liu Shu Mei

and A.'Cunningham Tweedie

Chief Secretary—Hu Shih Cheng

H Hing Eu Chief

Chief,Accountants—Cheng

of Revenue Guard Chung Wu

Section—

Brand & Co., H. S., Commission Hari Hui Jung

Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers— Chief of Transportation & Con-

Cable Ad: Brand sumption dept.—Wu Ping Cheng

H. S. Brand English Secy.—Lin Chien Hsien

Agencies: English Secy.—Lin Chen Hsien

Phoenix Assurance

Oaldbeck, Macgregor k Co>, Ld.Co., Ld. Amoy Assistant Dist. Inspectorate

Assistant District Inspectors —

British Chamber of Commerce Hung Cheng Cheng and S

Hon. Secretary—H. S. Brand Hiyoshi

English Secretary—Liang Yung

^ 1$. ft Bo Lat Ket Hsin

Brockett & Co., Forwarding, Shipping, Assistant District Inspector atta-

Commission Agents and Storekeepers ched to District Inspectorate,

D. Johnson, partner and business mgr. Foochow—Chen Chi Tseng

A400 FOOCHOW

Chinese Telegraph Administration ^ Min Hai Kuan

—Yutigan (Head Office),

Ditector—Chtfn KungFukien

Chuan District Customs, Chinese Maritime—Teleph.

General Office—Sha Teh Kien 2834; Cable Ad: Custos

Engine<3ring' Department —Moh Shao Nantai

Siang Commissioner—H. G. Lowder

Traffic Department—Lin Tseh Ping Deputy Commissioner—G. N. Gawler

Telephone Department (Long Dist- Secretary—Chen Ing Hsiong

ance)—Moh Shao Siang Accountant—Ling Shu-yung

Foochow Telegraph Office Writer—Chao Shih-ch’ao

Manager—Chen Kung Chuan Assistants — H. J. de Garcia, Liu

Clerk in-Charge—Charles L. H. Yung Chung

Ta-changPin,andTsai

Wu Hsioh

TsuanTuan,

HsienHsu

Service Inspector—Hason Chen Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

CLUBS J. A. Crossland

Boat Officer—Fang

Appraiser—A. Mo Ping

C. Ellis

Fooohow Club Examiners—J. G. Foot, Chang Chun

Chairman—H. S. Kierkergaard Chieh, Cheng Chin Ming, Lin Ta

Committee—H. M. Cook, Chi, Lin Tsai Sui, Loh Hang Mow

Evans, J. Hackney and J.C.G. T.P. MedicalWang

and Hsiin Dr.

Officers— YuanLi Sheo-yi and

Wilson Dr. John I. A. Webster

Fooohow Recreation Club— Vagoda Anchorage

Committee—J. B. Stewart, L. G. Chief

—W.Tidesurveyor & Harbour Master

H. H. Kimberley

Frost, J. Hackney,

gaard and P. P. Wiant H. S. Kierke- Boat Officers — W. Utting, Kuo Yen-

Hon. Secty. & Treas.—J. Hackney tung and

Medical Chen ShuC.Chung

Officer—Dr. L. Gillette

CONSULATES Customs Preventive Vessels

C.P.S. Likin

w m mm & * Commander—J. G. Skinner

I'a-fa-kuo-Jiny-shik-chov Officers—G. C. Banyard, Yang Pi Ju,

France— Ha Peh Ting, Tai Li Jen and Hsing

Consul (in Amoy)—Fernand Roy Sou Kong

Wireless Operator—Lo Ping Sun

(In Charge of French Interests in C.P.L. Tingan

Foochow) Officer-in-Charge—Chu Tse Yu

F? ®kwo ling shih ya*men C.P.L. Fumin

7'ff ying Officer-in-Charge—Diong Cong

Great Britain Siib-Offices and M.G. Stations

Consul—Ronald Hall Ch’iianchow Station

Deputy

Yueh Commissioner-in

Po Charge—Lu

Haik'ou Station

Tai ywt pun chnng ling sz ya muu Clerk-in-Charge—Nie Chong Ing

-Japan— Hanchzang Station

Consul -General—T.' Nakainura Clerk-in-Charge—^Hsieh Fei

Chancellors—K. Okabe, F. Miyasa- Hsratou Station

ka and N. Odo Clerk-in-Charge—Hu Tien En

Police Inspector—R. Kato Hsiutu Station

Assistant-in-Charge—Chow Pai-ling

Netherlands— Hungshanch’iao Station

Acting Consul—G. Ringiialda Clerk-in-Charge—Nee Chen Tsu

Kuant’ou Sub-Office Chung Hsu

Clerk-in-Ohange—Liu

^ m± Sanchiangk'ou Barrier

Ta mei kuo ling shih shu Tidewaiter-in-Charge—Diong Cong

United StAtes of America— Shacheng Station

Consul—Robert; S. Ward Clerk-in-Charge—Zung Sz Yeh

Clerks—1). B. Tiang, H. C. Yen, T’ant’ou Station

Tidewaiter-in Charge — Chen Chow

T.VY. K.Y.WuTing, Y. H. Wu and Bing

FOOCHOW A401

Deutsche Stickstoff Handelsgesells- w & # m ft * jc a

chaft (H. G. Krauch & Go. )—Branch Ta tong ta pah teen po hong szc

Office: Foochow; Teleph. 60 Eastern Extension, Australasia and

Directory and Chronicle of the Far China Telegraph Co., Ltd —Sharp

East (China, Japan, Malaya, The Peak; Cable Ad: Eastern

E. J. Muy.ro, manager

Philippines,

India, etc.) Indo-China, Netherlands H. W. Johnston, deputy engineer

Foochow Agents:

Brockett & Co. it *6 # He

^ ^ Tieng Siong Eastern Hotel, The—55. Mah Huong

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Merchants- Ding; Cable Ad: Eastern

Cable Ad: Dodwell R. Chapron, proprietor

J. G. P. Wilson, manager Etablissements Chapron, General Im-

J. Chubb port and Export—Teleph. 4824 ;

Agencies:

Chartered Bank of I., Aus. and China Cable Ad : Chapron

Dodwell Castle Line

Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ld.

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ld. Foochow F.M.)

College—(Under the A.B.C.

China Navigation Co., Ld. Nga Geng Guong, acting president

Australian Oriental Line, Ld.

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Messageries Maritimes Line pa u » m * tn w *

Lloyd Triestino Steam Nav. Co. Foo choiv tien chi hu van yu hsien kvng sze

East AsiaticS.N. Co., Ld.,Copenhagen Foochow Electric Co., Ltd., Electric

Norwegian, Africa and Australia Line Light & Power Supply—Head Office:

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld., Go- Hsing Chiang, Foochow: Cable Ad:

Sunthenburg

Life Assurance Co. of Canada" Electric

S.K. F.P. Suen, actingengineer

general manager

Standard Life Assurance Co. Pao, chief

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld. D. K. Lhi,manager(AccountingDept.)

ftoyal Insurance Co., Ld. S. Dept.)

A. Tsao, manager (Engineering

Yorkshire Insurance Co.,

London & Lancashire Ins.Ld.Co., Ld.

Royal Exchange Assur. Corporation 1% H ^ Tah Din

y

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld. Foochow Native Hospital

Orient Insurance Co.

Guardian Insurance Co., Ld. Trustees—H.B.M. Consul, Commis-

Thames & Mersey

North China MarineCo.,

Insurance Ins.Ld.

Co., Ld. sioner of Customs and Dr. J.

British & Foreign Marine Ins. Co., Ld. Moorhead

Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ld. Committee—H.E. Admiral Sir Sah

Sea Insurance Co., Ld. Chen-ping, k.c.m.g., J. C. Oswald,

Ocean Marine insurance Co , Ld. Chu Kon Ting and Dr. J. Moorhead

Shanghai Life insurance Co. Resident Nurses—Miss Barron and

Miss I. Walters

Underwood Typewriter

Ailsa Craig Marine Motors Co., Ld. Hon. Secy.and Treas- W.M. S. Brand

Banque de ITndo-Chine Fukien Christian University—

Gerrard

Norris Wire Tying iMachines Co., Ld.

Henty & Gardners, Ld. Oil Administrative Officers

Engines Lin Ching Jun, president

Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd. Bishop

Paint Dept., Butterfield & Swire Henry S. C. Chen,hon.

J. Gowdy, deanpresident

Eastern Engineering and Trading E. M. Stowe, dean of studies '

Co., Ltd., Importers of Machinery, LiR. Gwan Fang, dean

W. McClure, of women

treasurer

Steel

Flour Saws, Leather,

and Piece Goods,Canned

Exporters Goods,of Eva M. Asher, assoc, do

Tea, Lacquer Ware, etc.—Shan Hang Yang Hsin Pao, alumni

Lin Yu Chi, business manager secretary

St., Nantai; Cable Ad: 5012 Chin Yun Min, librarian

David M. Cheng,

D. H. Ding, assist,general

managermanager S.LinY.Chao

Li, college physician

Wen, registrar

A402 FOOCHOW

n& mm C.H. Skerrett-Rogers,

S. Brand, partner

do.

Fukien Paper Mfg. Co'., Ltd., Manu- A. M. d’Oliveira

facturers and Exporters of Paper and Agencies:

Paper Products — Nantai, Foochow; ‘China Underwriters, Ld.

Cable Ad: Fuper Royal Insurance Co., Association,

Ld.

SuenMuSe Ju,

Soo Tsan,mng.chairman

director Yangtsze Insurance Ld.

Chen Wen Lin, - do. Guthrie Memorial High School

Robert H. Chen, ipanager (M.E.F.B.)—Hingwha, Fukien

n m m m' ^ m m

Fukien Telephone Co., Ltd., Tele- York—16,FireTai InsuranceHanover Co., New

phone Exchange—Strowger Automa- 2653; Cable Ad: Ping Hsiang; Teleph.

Underiters

tic System American Asiatic i nderwriters, Fed.

Fukien Trading Co., importers of inc. U.S. A., managers for the Orient.

Leather, Cotton Yarn, Liquid Gold, H I# Eu Chiong

Ceramic Colours, Piece Goods, Dyestuffs, Harrisons, KingAd:& Crosfield

Irwin, Ltd., Mer-

Cigarettes, Motor Cars, etc.; Exporters chants—Cable

ofpingSilk,andLacquers, Timber, etc.; Ship-

General Insurance Agents, Agencies' A. S. Alison, manager

General Commission and Marketing .

Agents—69, Tak Di it-g Road( Perfnanen t Atlas Assurance Go., Ld.

Addresses: Bank Line, Ld.

Foochow);, Sung Telep'nLu, Tiangt.

. J .2p32,: Pao Tau Ad, Holland Cost LineAzie Lijn

Fuktraco ' ■ Ellerman

Maersk Line

lit.wfcci Ling, manager Scottish Union National Inset. Co.

Amelia

Pearl Sung, Ling,accountant

assist, manager ' . Signode Patent Strapping

West

OceanofAccidt.

Scotland Insurance Office, Ld.

& GuaranteeCorpn.,Ld.

General Accident,

Assurance Coki'.v, Lrn., The— Fire and Life. Palatine Insurance Co., Ld. of London

Union Trading Co., agents K. P. M. Line

K. L. M. Air Lines

ft ^ Kee FI h

Gibb, Livingston k .Co,» Ltd , Mer- Ying shang po na men yang hien

chants—Cable Ad: Gibb yu hsien hung sze

C. H.Skerrett-Rogers

S. Brand Imperial Chemical Industries

. Agencies-. (China), Ltd., Importers of Alkalis

Ben Line of Steamers and Commercial and Industrial

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld. • Chemicals—5, Bund, Nantai; Teleph.

Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co 2847; Cable Ad: Alkali

China J. Hackney, district manager

Union Fire Insce.Insurance

Society ofCo.,Canton,

Ld. Ld.

(For Agencies &. e 8hung hat Section 1

N. British & Mercantile In see. Co., Ld.

British India Steam Nav. Co., Ld. ft Ip K w° •

The

BurnsCentral

Philp Agency,

eral Merchants & Shipping Agents

32 7Vri Ping —Cable Ad: Jardine

Gilman. & Co., Ltd., Merchants — A. M. Scott-Mori is, agent

J.C. A,Miskin

Taylor(Hongkong)

(London) ‘ A. B. Stafford, tea inspector

F. A. Gomes

J. L. Oswald, agent Lau Wan Kai, compradore

m % r >ck .Hi,, ff # f- 4V

Greig & Co., M. W., Merchants—Cable Kungping Co. — P.O. Box 4; Cable Ad:

Ad: Greig; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th Yibra Wm. M. S. Brand, proprietor

edns. Bentley’s and Lieber’s

FOOCHOW A403

Leadmen & Co., Ltd., General Importers Rev. J. G. O’Donnell, p.p.

and Exporters—Nantai Rev.

Rev. L.Bro.A.James

Scheerer, o.p. o.p.

Murphy,

Ling & Co-, D. G., Auctioneers and

Commission Agents—Teleph. 239 South; Hut’eo Rev. H. B. Scheerer, o.P.

Cable Ad: Norco Kienyang

Masonic—Foochow Lodge, No. 1912 E.C V. Rev. B. C. Werner, o.p. vie. prov.

W. M.—R. L. P. Sergeant Rev. J. E. Hyde, o.p.

Secretary—W. J. Sutton Chungan

Rev. J. G. Joyce, o.p.

Treasurer—J. Chubb Pucheng

Rev. Paul Curran, o.p.

MISSIONS Rev. F. A. Gordon, o.p.

Kuaten

Mei kuo hung li wei Rev. W. F. Cassidy,^o.p.

American Board Mission (A.B.C.F.M.) St. Joseph’s Seminary

—Cable Ad: Fernstalk Rev. P. V. Manning, o.p.

Miss S. E. Armstrong Rev. J. F. Monroe, o.p.

Miss H. M. Atwood

Rev. B. Bingham and Wife Church of England Zenana |Mission—

L. J. Christian and Wife

G. M. Newell and Wife Church Missionary Society—

Miss H. H.II. Smith

Rev. W. Toppi '

Miss J. C. Walker Miss C. Bryant

Miss M. Wiley Bishop J. Hind and Wifeand Wife

Fukien Christian University Rev. W. P. W. Williams

Prof. R. Scott and Wife Rev. A. W. Norton and Wife

Miss E. T. Thomas Rev. E. M. Norton and Wife

Diongloh Miss E. M. Mulholland

Rev. A. O. Rinden Miss A. Wolfe

Ingtai Miss L. B. Craig

MissE.L.H.B.Smith

Lanktree Miss

Miss I.A. F.C. Grindley

Kendall

Rev. and Wife Miss D. Stubbs

Pagoda Anchorage Dr. J. L. A. Webster & Wife

Dr. C. L. Gillette Miss H. Webster

Shaowu Miss

Rev. C. L, Storrs and Wife (On

furlough) Miss A.W. M.Williamson

Hind

Miss

Miss E.E. Izzard

M. Brown

Catholic Mission Miss A. C. Townsend

Rt. Rev. Bishop Francis Aguirre Miss G. Gordon

Rev. Hilario Fernandez, o.p.

Rev. Manuel Calvo, o.p.

Very Rev. Augusten Perina, Vic Independent Mission —

Miss M. L. S. Ballord

Provincial, o.p. Miss L. N. Long

Rev. Fr. Francisco Valencia, o.p.

Rev. Cipryano Bravo, o.p.

Rev. Alvaro de la Iglesia o.p.

St. Dominic's College, Foochow City Mennonite Bretheren Church—

Rev. Francisco Martin, rector ff H J‘( Mei I Mei Huei

Rev. Raymundo Quijano, o.p.

Rev. Miguel Bonilla, o.p. Methodist Episcopal

Rev, Amador de Elis, o.p. Ad: Methodist ’' - Mission—Cable

Catholic Mission, Ad:American Paul P. Wirtnt,‘Secretary

Fathers—Cable AmdomDominican

Rev. Bro. Jordan Warnock, o.p. m m it W

Kievow

Rt. Rev, M. A. O’ Conner; o.p., superior St.4801;

Dominic’s : College—Teleph. City

Cable,,Ads Dprocoll

A4d4 FOOCHOW

ffi m fcm m M % m Chief of Local Business Depart-

St.chow—Huan-sum-puo

Joseph’s Reoional Seminary, Foo- ment—Li Ohai Tseng

First Class Postmaster, Amoy—

Y.Rev.Rev. Fr. H. M. Ambers, o.p., rector Chen Wei-ping

Fr. M. Calvo, o.p.', vide-fector Sub-Offices — Nanchieh, Tuckikou,

Rev. Fr. P. V. Manning, o.p., spir. dir. Hungshankiao, Hengshanlu,Shang-

Rev. Fr. O. F. Monroe, o.p., prop. hanglu Fuhsinchieh

Rev. Fr. P, Q. Oarcia, o.p., prof.

Rev. Fr. P. R Saez, o.p., prof.

Rev. Br. M. Honebrink,o.p., asst. pioc. & Co.;Reuter’sTelegram Co., Ltd—(See Brand

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd., Import- San J.PehF.S.N.Chen, Co.—

manager

ers, Exporters, Shipowners and In-

surance Agents Salt Revenue, Fukien District Inspec-

jjji Mei Ya torate—(Nee Chinese Govt. Salt Ad-

National

of Pittsburg Union— Fire

16, TaiInsurance

Ping Hsiang; Co. ministration)

Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad: Underiters ft m ft 3k'

American Asiatic Underwriters, Shaw, Geo. L., Ship Owner & Merchant

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., managers for —1, Telephs. 2316, 2718 & 2917Tsung

Hwa Nan Road, Chew;

(Residence);

the Orient Cable Ad:Putien,

Shaw. Branches at: Han-

Naval Air Establishment—Mamoi, Tsinkiang chiang, Chuanchow and

Fukien Geo. L. Shaw

Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Mrs. F. Shaw (Antung, Manchuria)

Distributors of the Goods of Nestle A S.A. G.A. Shaw

Mardas(Shanghai)

(Chefoo)

Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.—3,

Kwangtung House, Huang Sung Po;

P.O. Box 11 E. K. Seyer (Tientsin)

L. L. Shaw

Agents:

Oriental Engineering Co., Interna- ' New India Assurance Co., Ltd.

tional Merchants, Imports-Exports (Marine Department)

and Commission Agents 27, Foo Ching

Guild Building, Foo Hsin Street; Siemssen g& Krohn, m Sien Siny

Telephs. 2237 and 2274; Cable Ad : Ad: Yardarm: Codes:Morchants-'-Oable A.B.C. 6th edn.,

2212; Codes: Acme, Bentley’sA.B.C Bentley’s Mosse, Duo and Private

5th Imp. Universal Trade F. Siemssen, partner (Shanghai)

Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile G. T. Siemssen, partner ( do. )

S.S. Co., Ltd.)—Nantai; Teleph. Nantai AgentsA. for H. Luders, signs per pro.

:

2930;

Bentley’sCable Ad: Slaosen: Codes: Al and Norddeutscber Lloyd, Bremen

Agencies: ,

Osaka Marine and Fire Ins. Co., Ld. Siemens China Co. Linie, Hamburg

Hamburg-Amerika

Kobe Marine

Insurance Co,, Ld.Transport and Fire

Sin Tai mKee && Co., m Drapers,

± m General

Post Office (Fukien District)- Head Importers, Exporters, Storekeepers and

Office: Minhow, Foochow; Telephs Commission Auiong Veng Agents—Nantai,

proprietor Foochow

2618, 2752 and 2418; Cable Ad: Postes S. H. Ou-Yeung, manager

Director of Posts for Fukien— Agencies

H. S. Kierkegaard

Chief of Accounts and Checking Yung : Kong Clock Manufacturers,

Department-Wei Sing Ping Chefoo

Melchers

Chief of Inland Business Depart- Sonhoshin Brewery, Peiping

ment—Lin Pu-ying HoHattori

Hong Soap Manufactures, S’pore.

Chief of General Affairs Depart

ment—Yang Wen-hsiang J.K. Ullmann Clock

& Co.,Factory,

Hongkong Tokyo

FOOCHOW A405

[ South China Trading Co., Ltd., Im- Cable Ad: Sung; Codes: A.B.C.6th edn.,

porters of Peanut Oil, Beans, etc., Bentley’s and 3-Letter Code

V. P. Sung, manager

Marine Insurance Agents and Gen- J. S. Wong, assistant

eral Commission Agents—69, Me

Wu Ting Boad; Teleph. 2932; Cable

Ads: 7711 (Chinese), Sochitraco i m Tung Chtony

(English) Wilkinson & Co., T. M., Importers,

C.C. Ling, manager Exporters, Government Contractors,

Shipping tfe Insurance—Telephs. South

i Standard-Vacuum Oil Companv Cable Acme, Bentley’sCable

158 and 159; Ad: Wilco: Codes:

and A.B.C. 5th edn.

Ad: StandvaC

E. H. Hoyt, manager

T. Chubb, assist. V&F. Pierce

H InMemorial w, w Hospital—

m

C. M. Larson, supt. (Pagoda | Willis Cable Ad: Hospl

Anchorage) 1 Rev. Henry V. Lacy, supt.

Star Ginseng Co., Merchants—-Cable Ad: Dr.

Dr. Lora.

HenryG.LiDyer (On furlough)

i Bucknall

E. H. Bucknall, proprietor : Dr. Bruce W. Jarvis (On furlough)

I Dr. Helena Wong

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— i Dr. Dr. Margaret

Inez LingE. Tucker

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents | Dr. Esther Sia

! Dr. Dr. S-H, C.S. Chen

Pan

pj & m >k ti ± m m m i Dr. M. K. Ha

Teh sze hu ho yon hung sze Dr. Tseng Pak

j Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petro , Plazel.Atwood, r.n,

leum Pro'ducts Teleph. 2942; Cable ■ Jennie Jacob, r.n. (On furlough;

Ad: Texaco Frieda Stauhli. r.n.

H. K. Chang, in charge Alice A- Wilcox, R..>.

i Yang Kwang and A Co.,

RadioMotion Picture

I| Trinity

S. C.College—

Chen, principal Distributor

j No. 1, Dong Die, Ing Ciu; Teleph.

Dealer—Add:

E. M. Norton, treasurer 2388; Cable Ad: Yangkwang

|(1 ^ Wha Kee Yangtsze Insurance Association Ltd.,

Turner A Co., Merchants—‘Cablte Ad: The—

Turner Onion Trading Co., agents

C.H. Skerrett-Rogers

S. Brand

A. M. d’Oliveira Yee TsoOngAd:ToBAccb

—Cable Distributors Ltd.

Powhattan

: Union Architectural Service, Archi- YquNg Men’s Christian Association—

tects and Engineers, Importers of Telephs. 2696 and 2038; Cable Ad:

Buildiug Materials—Cable Ad: Unars ; Flamingo

Codes : Bentley’s and Missions 8.Ward

H. Suen,

Paul P. Wiant, director Y. C. president

Wang, general secty.

Union Trading Co., The, Merchants, Yung Koo Paint and Varnish Manu-

!, Insurance and General Agents, Im- facturing Co.—

ported and Exporters—Teleph. 2652; L. Fuwing, agent

A MOY

w m Hsid-mun

Amoy was one of the five pores open to foreign trade before the ratification of the

Treaty of Tientsin.

Chi or Dragon Piver,Itinislat.situated

24 deg.upon the island

40 min. N. andoflong.Haimun, at the

118 deg. E. mouth

It wasofthethescene

Pe-

of1544,trade

but,with Western nations

in consequence of theirat acruelty

very towards

early date. The Portuguese

the natives, the Chinese wentauthorities

there in

forcibly dealings

mercial expelled there

them up andtoburned thirteentheofChinese

1730, when their vessels. The English

Government issued had com-

an edict

prohibiting

as regards Spanish trade withships,foreigners

which were at allallowed

ports except

to tradeCanton.

at Amoy.They made an exception

In describing Amoy, Dr. Williams says:—“The island upon which Amoy is built

is about forty miles in circumference, and contains scores of large villages (now 136)

besides the city. The scenery within the bay is picturesque, caused partly by the

numerous

the high barren islands hills

whichbehind

definethe it, city.

surmounted

The entireby pagodas

circuit or temples,

of the and suburbs

City and partly byis

about eight miles. The harbour is one of the best on the coast; there is good holding

ground

distanceinof the the beach,

outer and

harbour, and vessels

be perfectly secure;cantheanchor in and

tide rises the falls

inner,from

within a short

fourteen to

sixteen feet. The western side of the harbour, here from six hundred and seventy-five

to eight hundred and forty yards wide, is formed by the island of Kulangsu. It is a

picturesque

Kinmun (Golden little Harbour)^

spot. . ... presentingEastward

a strikingof Amoy

contrastis the

in theisland

low offoreground

Quemoy onor

its south shore to the high land on Amoy.” The population of the City of

Amoy is in normal times 180,000 with another 50,000 outside the city, making

a total of 230,000 for the whole island of Amoy.

regarded Amoy asis oneranked for dirtiest

of the Postal purposes

places in asChina.

a second-class

There hasCity.

been a Itverywasremarkable

formerly

change in this respect of recent years and when modern improvements still in pro-

gress

are several have been

placescompleted

of interestittowillforeigners

compareinfavourably withandanyexcursions

the vicinity, city in China.

can be There

made

to35 miles

Changchow-fu,

from Amoy.the chief city of theKulangsu

The island.,of department of that

[“Drum Wavename, and situated

Island,” about

from a hollow

rock in which the incoming tide causes a booming sound] is about a third of a mile

from Amoy, and the residences of nearly all the foreigners are to be found there,

although most of the foreign business is transacted on the Amoy side. It is a remark-

ably pretty island. It was handed over by China as an International Settlement on

the 1st May, 1903.

In has become one of the most charming places of residence on the coast of China.

The peace and good, order winch are preserved in the International Settlement are

shown by the palatial residences of many wealthy Chinese -residents, mostly

emigrants who have returned , from the Straits Settlements, the Netherlands

East Indies, the Philippines and Burmah. The value of land on the island

of Kulangsu has advanced; 100 per cent, compared with the prices ruling a

decade ago. 'There are several good clubs in the neighbourhood of the Recrea-

tion Ground. A neat little Anglican Church has been erected.

thatInan1922, the ratepayers

Advisory Committee-ofoftheChinese

international

residents Settlement

should beof elected

Kulangsubyrecommended

the Chinese

residents in the Settlement to assist and advise

in all matters in which Chinese ratepayers were concerned. This the members of the Muncipal Council

recommendation

was approved by the foreign and Chinese authorities and adopted by the Chinese rate-

payers. Three Chinese members, appointed in December, 1926, took over the full

representation- of Chinese ratepayers.

AMOY A407

In Amoy electric energy is supplied at 110. a.c. and on Kulangsu at 220. a.c.

‘I There

throughis thelittleChinese

demandTelegraph

for power.Administration.

All telegrams orAswireless

telegrams messages are transmitted

are transmitted over

’ land lines and are therefore often subject to delay, it is always preferable to use Wire-

less, the Radio service being more efficient and more

[been a port of call of passenger and mail planes operated by the China National reliable. Since 1933 Amoy has

Aviation Company and since 1st September, 1936 the twice weekly service has become

a three times a week service.

; There is a dockyard at Amoy, formerly owned by foreigners and later belonging

to the

the Chinese

Chinese NavyNavy, but now

exercises belongingThe'Standard

supervision. to a private ChineseVacuumcompany, Oil Companyover which

have

L erected several oil tanks at Sung-Su on The mainland, close to the site of the station of

I the Amoy—Ghangchow,railway, and the Asiatic Petroleum ' G o.

tion on an adjacent site withofl tanks and a can factory qapable of turning out 4,000 tinshave built a new installa-

a day. In June, J921, the proposal to,reconstruct a. pier, between the hulk of Messrs.

Butterfield & .S wire and the shore aroused, oppositi on son the part of the Amoy public.

The matter

laite autumn,having beenthereferred

however, to Peiping, noof further

recommencement the work, trouble

respitedwas experienced.

in a boycott Inbeing the

declared

was withdrawnhgainst intheMarch,

steamers1922.of theIn firm.

1932 theA/settlbjuent was reachedthea.ndlocal

fi^hi ttas req.gested'tiy the Chinese

boycott

Authorities to assist in the development of the pbi-t faspilities by' moving their hulk

and pier to expense

considerable a site some half asitemileandtoobtained

a suitable the Southpermission

where theyto havd now acquired

construct two piers.at

The work was concluded iifthe eariy summer of 1935 and! hds-added considerably to

I the loading and unloading facilities of Amoy. This imprOyemeM is evidence'of a pro-

gressivefirmsspirit

other will onfollow

the this

partexample.

of the modern GKiffi seresidents

The foreign authorities," number It is'to be hoped

about that

280, apart

from Japanese and Formosans who'together, number between 20,000 and 30,000.-

Frequent arid regular steamer communication is maintained with Hongkong.

1( Straits

Swatow, Settlements,

Foochow, Formosa Sumatra,' and Bharighai,

Manila, Japan, and - steamers

Rangoon run directThere

and Calcutta. to hasthe

| always been a comparatively good trade done at Amoy, and notwithstanding

j that the tea. trade? for which it whs long famous, has now practically

I disappeared, it is significant that the shipping tonnage employed by the port

I has quintupled since the decade 1864i73, and almost trebled since the decade 1874-

1 83. manyUntil

yearsthetopped

shortage of shipping

the million mark.caused by fcjje European

In former times, before warthe the. glory

tonnage figureshad

of Amoy for

I| departed,

brought the staple export .was Tea—the local product as well, as -the superior blends

j duct andover

the from Formosa—but,

indifference of tho largely

grower Qwipg

to thetochanging

the deteripration

;c6ndit^opSolpthelocal

of the foreign prq-

| market, tpa has long since ceased, .to be. exjpbrted. Before the Japanese obtained

[J inpossession of Formosa the Formosan teas were

Amoy, whence they were shipped to the foreign markets. Now no Formosan “settled ’’ and warehoused

|| quitetea is 50“settled ” in Amoy,

per cent, and with product

of the Formosan Keelung isstillbeing

unimproved

shipped direct to anytoco'nsiderable

America fromextent Kee-

|| lung. The foreign tea merchant at Amoy has practically

witnessing the fulfilment of the prediction that “the roW of quabil, rambling, Ibst his occupation, andAte are old

| hongson the Amoy side, and many picturesque residences on Kulaugsii will be offering

| for the occupation

University has been ofestablished

the wealthyat returned

Amoy in;emigrant

a,'fine or the;

range of missionary

buildings school.”

with ample A

i playing groupds, funds for the purpose having! been provided by a nativeo f the district

who made his fortune in .British Malaya; and thanks to the civic patriotism of ap-

f.j other nativetheofKellogg

1922 With the district who amassed

Switchboard andgreat

Supplywealth in Java,

.Co. for a contract was

the installation of asigned

completein

II new public works, are in progress, many of the main, streets, have been.widenedsimilar

telephone system. Bunding, drainage, jetties, roads, recreationgroundsand and

| concrete paved, and a fine public garden has-been laid out with facilities for all fo rms

I of sport, including a football ground, running track, and hard tennis ' courts.

) city

Reclamation

and the Amoy wdtk (filling

Dock. inAwithotit blinding)

solid stone bund was has started in' 1922 to along

bedh completed the norththe ofwhole

the

| waterfront.of Amoy. .-it • ' ■ : >

; by the AmoyAmoy hasWaterworks

an up to dateCo.waterworks system, ' in excellent running order, operated

I

A408 AMOY

Built in 1923 the reservoirs are capable of holding 400,000,000 gallons of water,

enough

water. The water is carried over from Company

for one year’s consumptioil The have now provided

Amoy to Kulangsu Kulangsu

in boats and pumpedwithto

reservoirs on the high points of the Island. The quality of water supplied compares

very favourably with any supply in the Far East and is extensively used by visiting

steamships.

Trade in 1937

it looked as if the year would be opened

The trade of Amoy for 1937 a recordunder

one. very

Therefavourable auspices,

was increased and

political

and financial stability; banditry was almost completely suppressed; rehabili

tation of the hinterland continued, in many cases assisted by earnest Govern-

ment efforts; harvests in the interior were excellent, with better prices ruling

for farm products; and remittance from overseas Chinese increased. During

the first seven months of the year major lines were selling briskly and trade

in all branches flourished. Unfortunately, as in other parts of the country,

the Sino-Japanese hostilities intervened and seriously crippled trade, the

statistics of which for the year were as follow: direct foreign imports, $13

million as compared with $13.3 million in 1936; coastwise importations of

Chinese merchandise, $17.8 million as against $19.1 million; direct exports to

foreign countries, $4.6 million as compared with $4 million; and coastwise

exportations of Chinese produce, $2.3 million as against $3.8 million. The

decline in the foreign import trade, apart from the effects of the Sino-Japan-

ese hostilities, was partly owing to the decreased importation, due to abundant

local crops, of foreign rice from 777,478 to 21 quintals. Cotton piece goods

also fell off in view of the complete disappearance of Japanese manufactures

from the Customs statistics for the last quarter of the year. Cotton yarn,

however, rose from 1 to 11,008 kilogrammes, entirely from Hongkong and

India, as a result of shortage of Shanghai supplies. The trade in woollen

goods and yarn from Formosa was very active during the first part of the

year, when its value rose appreciably. Increases were also gazetted in im-

portations of iron bars, cement, and tinned plates, the last item for local

canning industries, which enjoyed good demand from overseas markets all

through the year. The continued development of highway transportation en

couraged a larger importation of motor-cars and parts, while the inactivity

of the local fishing fleet in the face of the Japanese blockade of the coast was

responsible for the slight increase shown in dried sea products. Wheat flour

was higher by 1,782 qintals, or by more than 30 per cent, because of difficulties

in obtaining supplies from Shanghai, but this gain was not commensurate

with the decrease in importation of the native article, which fell by 60,773

quintals. The increase in molasses may be. ascribed to better demand from the

soy and samshu industries, while the loss in sugar was the effect of native

competition. Cigarettes jumped in value from $2,240 in 1936 to $27,247 follow

ing the inclusion in the returns of tax-paid cigarettes imported from Hong-

kong, to which place manufacture was transferred from Shanghai in the

second half-year. There, was a further advance of 46,077 quintals, or more

than 16 per cent, over the 1936 figures in the import of sulphate of ammonia

because of agricultural rehibitation in the hinterland coupled with the dis-

ruption of the native beancake trade since the commencement of the Sino-

Japanese hostilities Taken on the whole, the kerosene oil trade during the

year was more or less normal. The Asiatic Petroleum Company had their

tanks bonded during the year, and the decline in statistics may be attributed

to stock movements With the exceptions of oranges and vermicelli, there

were increases under practically all important headings in the foreign export

trade consequent upon improved conditions in the South Seas and better mar-

kets. The orange crop was a good one, but the season began late and part of

the export was not included in the year’s statistics. The trade in vermicelli

suffered from certain local restrictions in addition to competition from Hong

kong. In coastwise imports, there were increases in groundnuts, shelled and

in shell, beer, cigarettes, leaf tobacco, and cement. Beans, however, dropped

AMOY A409

from 126,728 quintals in 1936 to 98,208 quintals, wheat flour from 197,037 to

136,264 quintals, rice from 107,189 to 64,959 quintals, beancake from 233,935 to

177,124 quintals, and cotton yarn from 10,831 to 9,966 quintals. In coastwise ex-

ports, sugar advanced from 26,222 quintals in 1936 to 31,736 quintals and fresh

fruits from 58,916 to 59,932 quintals, but other principal headings showed marked

decreases. The total tonnage of shipping entered and cleared under General

Kegulations and Inland Waters Steam Navigation Regulations was 3,834,627

tons, or 1,156,185 tons below the 1936 tonnage, due entirely to the Sino-Japan-

ese hostilities upsetting steamer schedules and the subsequent suspension of

Chinese shipping. All flags suffered excepting the Norwegian and the Swe

dish, the former gaining some 3,500 tons, or 3 per cent, while the latter rose

from a nil record in the previous year to 11,404 tons with one entry and one

clearance. To meet mercantile needs consequent upon the suspension of sail-

ings of Chinese junks and launches after August, the Douglas Lapraik Com-

pany occasionally despatch some of their ships on the Hongkong-Swatow-Amoy-

Foochow line to run between Amoy, Sanchiangk'ou, and Foochow. It has

been many years since a foreign vessel has traded to an inland place at this

port under inland Waters Steam Navigation Regulations. In April the

China Merchants Steam Navigation Company placed their s.s. Haiheng on the

Amoy-Manila run, and she did very well; but the service had to be suspended

in August. Thanks to the energetic quarantine precautions, the port was free

from the epidemic of pneumonic plague that broke out in many inland dis-

tricts in the vicinity of Amoy and also from cholera that prevailed in other

ports. In July a much-needed ferry service was inaugurated between Amoy

and hulangsu.

DIRECTORY

Amoy mPharmacy, n m and Asiatic

m * nThe,% Chemists Petroleum Co. iSouth

China), Ltd.—Kulangsu; Teleph. 47;

Druggists, Perfumers, Photographic Cable Ad: Petrosilex

Supplies, Stationers, Wine and Spirit J. W. I. Cowan, manager

Merchants and Commission Agents, H. S. Forster, Installation manager

•kc.—Cable Ad: Pharmacy; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Tan Gowk Ta, sole proprietor BANKS

U. T. Chuang

H. C. Ong, treasurer Bank of China, Offers Complete Bank-

AmoyWaterworks Co. CableAd: Water- ing service for Personal and Business

Requirements—Cable Ad: Centrobank;

works; Codes: Bentley’s, and Acme Codes: Bentley’s, Peterson International

Ng Se Kim,

Oei Tjoe, managing director

do. 3rd edition. Branches all over China.

HomerYewC. Ling, Agents and Correspondents Throughout

the W7orld

Chew Mui, engineer-in-chief

business manager Parkcane C. Hwang, manager

Wu

ChangShih-chi, secretary

Foh-ching and Yui Tsing-

ling, engr. assistants n mm M Tai Wan Gin Hang

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—32, The Bund

k m m % Cable Ad: Taiwangink; P. O. Box 14 ;

Amilo-Chinkse College—Kulangsu K. Kudoh, manager

S. G. Shen, b.a., principal T. Nakamura, p.p. manager

A410 AMOY

fir ® ® Hway Hong Min Hung M.

YapS.Eng

Cheong,

Giam,b.a., secy. & treasurer

dispenser

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking ! Lim Kian Ki, do.

Corporation—

Li. H. Hitchcock, agent, Thai An Tan, do.

j Agencies:

A. Kyle Forsyth

Yap Hong Siong, oompradore ! J. (Bark Serravallo,

and IronTrieste, Barcelona, Italy.

Wine)

® ii £ ii # Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, (U.S.A.

NeDERLANDSCH INDISCHE i 1 AN PEf.SBAN K, Pharmaceutical and Biological Pro-

N.V.-. ■ ducts)

Albert Mendel

Works, Berlin A,-G., Chemical

J. M. Morhaus, manager

C. A. Melchers, accountant ( j Kunstmaceutical Specialities) (Phar-

A Albers, Shanghai

Oversea-Chinese Banking • Corpora ! Burgoyne,

London Burbidges '& Co-,1 .t&cli,

tion, Ltd. — A. 145, Fukien Hoad, Ku-

langsu; Cable Ad: Oversea. Head Office: j Yio DakinRayBrothers,

Malt and Ltd.,Lakagar'

London

1

1

Singapore Chinferrine (Iron Tonic)

Ang Teow Huan, manager L.Lotus

H. Seller,

Yed Shng Chuan, assist, do. and Jacct.

Khoo Boon Eng, chief cashier ' HoneySamta,■ Bengal, , India

Chang Shui Shao, slib-accountant if 4R fc

Miss Chee So Cheng, steno. Chin Ho HoNt;, Merchants, Commission

|2 % Ho Kee Agents,

Cable Ad: Chinho and Exporters

Importers , —

Boyd

Exporters, Shipping and Commission ^ ^ PS fi es SK

Agents, etc.—Cable Ad: Boyd; Codes: | Kee

Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Bentley’s i China chong po him yau kau hung sze

Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., j General Insurance — Head Life

Underwriters, Ltd., and:

Office

Acme,

BranchUniversal, Boe Code and Private. I Hongkong

Office: Foochow

F. R. Smith, managing director j Agent—P. Road; Teleph. S. Mah,

28 75, Sing Kong

(Shanghai)

C. T. Evam, manager C L UBS

R. G. Morse, asst, manager

Amoy Club— .

British Chamber op Commerce— Committee—L. H. Hitchcock (chair-

Chairman ex officio—N. Fitzmaurice, man), L. C. Altaffer. G. R. Bass.

e.i.E. ■ 0. A. Melchers and A. A. J.‘ B.

Masseur

Hon. Secretary—C. T. Evans

Ta Kulangsu Recreation ,Clv«—

6' k > hoc

Butterfieed & Swire (John Swire & Committee—C. A. Watt (chairman),

L C. Altaffer, 0. T. Evans, R. H.

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants- - Murray, T. Nakamura and A. K.

F. A. Dinsdale,. signs per pro. Forsyth (hon. secretary)

A. C. Evans

i- m m & m m n m CONSULATES

Cheong & Sons, E. S. (Kulangsu 1 If ® f# M it *

Pharmacy), Medical Practitioners, Ta pi li che ling che chop

toChemists and Druggists,

C. M. Customs, Medical Officers

etc.—Kulangsu, Amoy; Belgium—Amoy

Netherlands Consul J. M. Morhaus

Teleph. Head Office, Kulangsu 169; (In Charge of Royal Belgian

Branch Office, Amoy 872; Cable Ad: Interests)

Cheongsons;

Phrase Codes: Bentley’s Complete Denmark—

Dr. E. S. Cheong, managing prop. H.B.M. Consul — N. Fitzmaurice,

Dr. M. L. Cheorig, b. A:. M. d., asst, C.I.E. (, in Charge of Danish In-

manager terests)

AMOY A41I

% famkuo®Lingmshih& chou * m m w m Hsia Men Hai Kuan

Ta Customs, Chinese Maritime-i-

France—Kulangsu;

Consul—Fernand Roy (.able Ad: Fransulat Commissioner—K. E. Jordan

Secretaires — Renoit Ma and Joseph Adm. Deputy Commissioner — G.

M. L. Kiong Yoshia

Prev. Deputy Commissioner—Chen

Yii Kuan

PS Taffiying»liny »«sz ya men A Assistants—Ca Hok Gi, Leung

Shi Wai, Kuo Shao Chow and

• Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain Peng Chia Chieh

Consul—N. Fitzmaurice, c.i.e. (In Acting Assistants—R. Nakagawa

Charge of Royal Danish Interests) and G. Iwakujna

Clerk—Ting Sek-eng Medical Officers—Dr. Chang Mao

Ling, Dr. Cheong Eng Soon and

Dr. C. H. Holleman

Ta i ta li chung ling sz kun Chief Tidesurveyor & Harbour

Italy— Master—O. Matsuo

Consul General — Comandante Boat Officers—V. Z. Lankin and

Luigi Neyron© T. Kobayashi

Consular J udge — Comm. Dott. Inspector of Examiners—T. Ichige

Raffaele Rapex Examiners—A. B. Kimher, Ciu

Vice-Consul—Cav. Dott. Carlo Tieng Ling, Wang Ke Chen,

Marchiori Diong Ciong, Cheng Hsun Tien,

Registrar—Count Giorgio Borea S. Nagamine, M. Kunihara, M.

Regoli Kusumoto, T. Tsuboi, Yu Chi

Secretary—Miss Emmy Boss Nan and Lau Hok Ying

Chinese Secretary—Dr. Michel Eastern Commander—S. Barwick

Wang 1st Engineer (On Special Duty)—

D. A. Glover

Hi-Ta ® @ hng fn sze* Wireless Supervisor—A. E. Neal

wo kok Lights Department (Southern See

Neth erlan ds— tion—C. A. Watt, R. T. W.

Consul—J. M. Morhaus Howell, J. W. Jensen, N. E.

Nelsson, S. A. Kraal, J. H.

Norway— Cowan, W. Broderick, P. Iv

Vice-Consul—C. T. Evans Sorensen, M. L. McKenzie, G. E.

Sands, 1. Stetsky, G. W. Wol-

koff, V. S. Shatoff and A. A.

%Ta poiiIji t'ao®ya ling

X die® chau Essen

(Justoms Lights Tender “Pingching

Portugal—Kulangsu Commander—I. MacRobert

French Consul—Fernand Roy (In Officers—P. C. Brems, Ying Ting

Charge of Portuguese Interests) Kuei, Kao Fa Kong and Lin Tv

Secretaire—K. P. Tan Engineer—A. Brown

^Ta ^ m yaif lingSE dieffichou*

shi pan ± -j -Si flf Teh Ki Lee See

Spain— Kulangsu

French Consul—Fernand Roy (In Cable Ad:Lapraik Douglas 3t Co.—The Bund;

' Charge; of Spanish Interests) Lapraik; Codes: Bentley’s

A.B.C.

R. H.5th edn. and

Murray, agentPrivate

nTa mei® kuo ling ® shiha yamen

* a Tan Kim Pong, compradore

Agencies-.

United States of America — Directory and Chronicle of

Consul—K. de G. Mac Vitty China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Vice-Consul—Leland C. Altalfer Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.

U.S.Clarence

PublicH.Health Service—Dr. Jardine,- Matheson & Corporation

Jardine Engineering Co., Ld.

Holleman, A. A. Sur- Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

geon and Dr.. Theodore V. Oltman

A412 AMOY

Canadian

Ben Line Pacific Steamship Line Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

Bank Line | Prince line Douglas Lapraik & Co., agents

Glen

CantonLine | Office,

Shire Line

Insurance

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.

Ld. j Insular nHotel, m The—Kulangsu:

m ^ m Coble

Commercial Union Assurance Co,, Ld. Ad:Proprietors Insular; Code used: Bentley’s

— Tian Ian Thiam and

Yangtsze

Green Insurance

Island CementAssociation,

Co., Ld. Ld. Teng Khai Siong

North British Mercantile Ins. Co., Ld. Manager—Teng Khai Siong

ftwo'BV'ew'er'.t Co.'

English Presbyterian Mission -Ca-

ble Ad : Bromerus, Amoy Mam# Kwokm m Tse m Chu &Way

Amoy International Savings Society — 315,

Miss D. M. Arrowsmith Chung Shan Rd.; Cable Ad: Intersavin,

H. J. P. Aunerson1 KScoCvi & Treis.) ! Head Office: 7, Ave. Edward VII,

Shanghai. (Agency Controlled by

Mrs. H. J. P. Andfcrson 1 ! Canton Branch)

Mr. and Mrs. P. Atitiei'Son L. P. Ho, agent

Miss D. PeaYoe

Mr. & Mrs. R. Tully I Jardine, Matheson k Cck, Ltd.

f'hiUingc.how | Douglas Lapraik & Co., agents

Miss M. Clarke

Miss M. tyuncah

Miss J; P. McKav j Java-China-Japan Lun N* V. - Cable

Dr. F. C. Read i Ad:A. Javalijn

A. Y. B. Masseur, agent

Rev. k Mrs. J. Roberts

Mr. & Mbs. R. A. Rogers W, van

Agencies : Heusden

Dr. & Mrs. E. J. Strick Royal Packet Navigation

Tungchun

Rev. I. R. M. Latto Holland East Asia Line Cp.,

Mrs. H. C. Jett Nederland Line Royal. Dutch Mail

Miss E. Kameen

Changpu “ KLM ” Royal Dutch AirDutch

Rotterdam Lloyd Royal LinesMail

Miss M. Fraser Royal Netherlands Indian Airways

Re\h R. H. Mobbs Kulangsu Electric Co., Ltd.—Cable

Changchow Ad: Kesco

Rev. W. Short Board of Directors—Kho Keng Koan

m -k (chairman),

chairman), NgoTing Hong

Giok Hun,

Su (vice-

Toh

Tat pah din pan kung sze ChuanLin,Seng, Kho Siau Kee,

Great Northern Telegraph Co.. Lto. Teng Siy Kion, Lian, and Ngo

Peji

—Kulangsu, Amoy: Leleph. 182; Keh Goe

Cable Adi Nordiske C. C. Huang, manager

N. JusteseH, superintendent B. C. Ong, chief engineer

J. B. N orgaard

Hope Co., The (Keecheong Dispensary), Kulangsu m %Municipal

x KangCouncil Fan Kok

Druggists, Commission

Spirit and Tobacco Agents,General

Merchants, Wine, Chairman—H. J. P. Anderson

Storekeepers, etc.—Cable Vice-Chairman—Lee Han Ching

Prank C. Whitfield, mng.Ad:proprietor

Hopec Members—T. Abe, L. H. Hitehcock,

C. C. Huang, J. H. Morhaus,

Whang Se Ham, assist, manager C. Takahashi

Tia Chun Seng I Tan Sam Pin

PeckThian Phong SoCheongChoan Secretary and and

ChiefLimPolice

Han Lam

Officer

Fan Ah Sim |Po Boon Hock —G. R. Bass, m.o.

Inspector of Police—A. G. Olkhovsky

Medical Officer — Dr. G. Graham

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Gumming K. Chua

Ltd.—10,

P.O. Box 61;TheCableBund; Teleph. 782;

Ad: Alkali Interpreter—E.

E. B. C. Riemer Chief Clerk—S. S. Ma

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London Missionary Society Son Life Assurance Co. of Canada(with

Amor/ which is incorporated the China Mutual

N.' B. Slater and Wife Life and Shanghai Life Insurance Co.)

F. K. Balchin and Wife C. T. Evans, representative

Miss G. E. Heweft

'Changcho"-

L. G. Phillips Telegraph Administration, Chinese

Dr.

Kan, manager

Miss A. E. Lindsay ! Miss M. Box

Hweian

A. F. Griffiths Miss N. Wheeler

Tingchow n m

Mrs. K. H. L. Hutley Teo Kian Huat Co. (Established

1900), General Merchants, Commis-

££ San Ching sion Agents, Importers and Export-

ers Cable Ad: Heapcheong;

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Mer- edn. Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th

chants—The Bund; P.O. Box 12; Cable

Ad: Mitsui Teo Kian Huat, proprietor and man-

H. Takemura, manager aging director

S. Murasawa, assist, manager Teo Nai Chong, asst, manager

National University of Amoy— Teo

PungNaiChunKok,Kheng,

assist.compradore

Sah Pen'Tung, d.sc., president

C. T. Peng, m.a., business manager id & $ A & 1- (it

E. S. Yang, b.a., secretary

Chiu Bien Ming, dr. phil., dean Tek shik kty ■ uo yiv kuny szu ,

L. S. Tsai, ph.d., dean, College of Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

Petroleum ProductsCable

— Ad:

(Temporary

Science

T. C. Feng, m.a., dean, College of Address: Kulangsu);

A. F. Brennan, district manager

Texaco

Commerce Lei Shi Seng, in charge

Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd.,

Distributors of the Goods of Nestle’s & & ^ 4* £ GO

Anglo-Swiss

Seng Pen Condensed

Road; Teleph. MilkP. Co.—11,

108; O. Box Tung Wen Institute—Teleph. 311; Cable

10; Cable Ad : Nestmilk Ad: Tung wen

John Lim, territorial manager Su Sing Ging, principal

H. C. Wang, accountant Chiu

Lin Hui Pi Yung, dean manager

Peh, business

K. H. Lim, shipping clerk Sai Hong Sin, dept, of Science

K. S. Tan, inland inspector Chang Peng Sinn, dept, of Chinese

G. H. Lee, head nurse of “ Lactogen ' Loo Seng Toh, dept, of English

Nippon ¥usen Kaisha —

Boyd & Co., Ltd., agents $ * Eng Sin

Post Office—Amoy Whitfield & Co., P. S., Importers, Ex-

porters and General Merchants—129;

Postmaster—Chen Wei-ping Chong San Road;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.Cable Ad: Field,

and Bentley’s

Assistant—Chen Dou-beng

Sin Lee Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers YkeLtd.— Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

General Grocers, Wine and Spirit A. H. Pontius, territory manager

Merchants, Navy Contractors, Auc

tioneers and Commission Agents—

British Concession te m

35 H Mei Foo Yeo Swee Swan

; Commission & Co.,Cable

Agents- Merchants and

Ad:Chipkee

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad: Yeo Swee Swan, partner and gen. mgr,

Standvac; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Yeo Tain Oak, attorney and manager

I. W.

D Butler,

F. Kraalmanager

| E. Cordeiro

F. A. Suter, supt. (Installation) Y. M. C. A. — Little Running Horse

Road: Teleph. 95; Cable Ad: Flamingo

SWATOW

m ?oi Shan-tau

Swatow, which- Was first thrown open to foreigners by the Treaty of Tien-

tsin (1858-1860), is situated in the mouth of the river Han in the Southern most

corner of the dblta formed by that river on its way to the sea. It lies near

the eastern border of Kwangtung Province in lat. 23° 20' 43" N. and long.

116° 39' 3" E. It is the shipping port and general entrepot for the whole of

eastern Kwangtung and the chief hinterland cities are Oh’ao-chow-fu (officially

renamed Ch’ao-an-hsien by the Republic), Mei-hsien (formerly Kayingchow), (Jhao-

yang. Kit yang, Samhopa and Hingning,

Swatow is built on the northern shore of an armj of the sea which stretches

about 10 miles inland (and not on the north bank of the Han river as is

commonly supposed),. The shore on the opposite side of,. the harbour known as

Kakchioh is bold and striking, the hills stretching away eastward to the coast

where they form, what is snown to sea-going people, as “Good Hope Cape.”

Pagoda Hill rises on the opposite side almost due uotth of “Good Hope Cape”

and in a direct line from this hill, across a sheltered stretch of water known

as Clipper Roads,, lies the large island of Nampa.

The earliest traces of foreign commercial activity ar,e to be found in one

of the southern bays of Namea Island where there are relics of East India

Company occupation in the eighteenth century. In the same spot in 1855

an American from Connecticut named Bradley and a Scotsman from Edin-

burgh named Richardson founded the firm of Bradley & Co. Both had pre-

viously been trading in the Philippines and both had come to .Namoa Island

from Amoy. Subsequently Bradley & Co. removed to (Double Island which is

situated

interestingat here

the mouth of Swatow

to recOtd from an Harbour and isrecently

old document 4 miles unearthed

from Swatow.

that atIttheis

time Bradley and 'Richardson moved to Double Island Swatow was “a collec-

tion of fishing huts on a “mud-flat” and further to state that it is now, TO

yaars latbff a thriving eitv with nearly a quarter of a million inhabitahts.

Shortly; a fter tim signing of the Treaty of Tientsin Bradley & Co. moved

up to Swatow proper, being the first foreign firm to become established there.

In 1882 the British Government was granted a piece of land about a mile out-

side (Swatow but so Strong Were the demonstrations of the populace against

it that' 1the ' settlemint project fell through. Foreign residences and offices^

however, begfin' t^'spfing up at Kakchioh on the opposite side of the harbour'

and before,the"decade 1860-1870 was out, opposition had very largely died down

and foreigners \v4re living and trading freely in Swatow itself.

The climate ot>Swatow is very salubrious. The town, however, has suffered,

from typhoons on many occasions. Fifty thousand lives were lost and very

extensive damage, to shipping and property was caused by one of these terrible

storms which accompanied by a tidal wave, struck the port on the night of

August 2nd. 1922. Seismic disturbances, also, have frequently been felt here.

The most seriofiS was that on February 13th, 1918, when, it is computed, over

2,000 peopje Eere killed and several thousand injured, while the damage to

property ivak immense. The native population of Swatow was estimated at

14,t63 in 1,929 an^ is now nearly a quarter of a million.

A Chinese syndicate, with a capital of $3,000,000, obtained the necessary

sanction for the construction of a railway from Swatow to Ch‘ao-chou-fu, and

work was commenced on the line in 1904. The line, 28^ miles in length, was

SWATOW A415

opened ta traffic on November 25th, 1906. The. contractorsv^ere 'Japanese, who

supplied all material, the rails and engines coming 'from America and the

carriages from Japan. The construction of the line brought about a great

inflation of land values. -

Swatow has an electric light .plant and a waterworks has been in operation

since 1914, the reservoir being at Ampou, abb.iit eight, miles inland. In the

middle of 1919 a telephone service was introduced. The city^now has the most

modern automatic telephone service.

Swatow is by no means slow in the race with Other China ports for im

provement. Road making and road widening are being carried out rapidly,

and the public park at the back of Swatow is being gradually improved.' Three

Fire Brigades—well equipped with modern appariitus—-protect the town, two ot

these being financed by different charitable guilds. An Ofphanagef organised

after the Typhoon of 1922, a Poor Peoples Workshop and a (Leper Station

besides the Mission Hospitals, are among the charitable institutions of the

port.

Tbadb IN 1937

For Swatow the year was ope of very varying fortunes. Puring a first

period of seven months, which ended when the. Si.n(>Japapese hostilities had

spread to Shanghai, almost all branches pf. trade flourished ,and something

very like boom conditions prevailed. Then came a period, lasting about three

months, of extreme contraction and depression of business, the natural conse-

quence of the Japanese coastal blockade which was declared on the 26th August

and of attacks on. Swatow by Japanese warships ...and aeroplanes in early

September. -During this second period, so great was the general appresension

that large numbers of the inhabitants of Swatow fled to Hongkong, Macao,

and the country-side, and this exodus more than halved the resident popula-

tion of the town. During the last two months of the year fears of farther

attack on the town were partially allayed, many of those who had gone away

returned, and there was a substantial recovery m foreign trade. But domestic

trade continued to languish because of the fighting in the North and the Yang-

tze Valley. Had it not been for the Sino-Japanese conflict, 1937 would have

been a signally prosperous year.

A comparison of the statistics of trade with the previous year gives the

following results: direct foreign imports, $36.3 million as against $29.6 mil-

lion for 1936; coastwise importations of Chinese goods, $57.1 million as against

$67.7 million; direct exports to foreign countries, $33.5 million as against

$23.2 million; and coastwise exportations of Chinese goods, $23 million as

against $25.6 million. It is evident from these figures that foreign trade bene-

fited directly from the crippling of interport trade by war conditions. Foreign

trade was also much assisted by the remarkable steadiness of the national

dollar, which never fell below a rate of 1.075 to the Hongkong dollar at Swa-

tow, and only stayed at that minimum level for a very short period. Among

the principal imports from abroad were embroidery linens, of which more

than 6,300,000 metres, valued at $6.6 million, were imported. Of sulphate of

ammonia 336,955 quintals was imported, chiefly from Germany and England,

this amount exceeding the previous year’s figure by some 40,000 quintals,

imports of kerosene oil totalled 17,109,129 litres as compared with 4,692,442

litres during 1936, the increase being due to the abolition, on the dissolution

of the South-west Political. Council, of the specially favourable duty rate for

fuel oil imports enjoyed by the native kerosene refineries, these latter being

no longer able to undercut the foreign oil companies. The import of foreign

rice was slightly higher at 1,062,265 quintals, mostly from Bangkok. Dimi-

nished importations of fishery products, cotton piece goods, -and artificial

silk goods are explained by the fact that in previous years the major portion

of these commodities came from Japan. Coal, aniline dyes, and newsprinting

paper were all imported in larger quantities than in the previous year.

A416 SWATOW

The value of nearly all the main Chinese imports declined; two commodities,

however—beancake, with a value of $11 million, and cotton yarn, valued

at million—arrived in greater quantities. The value of native rice and

paddy declined from $12.2 million to $11.3 million. Other native goods

which are usually imported in large quantities but which in 1937 arrived

in decreased amount were beans, wheat flour, cigarettes, cotton piece goods,

and tin ingots. Of exports abroad, linen drawn-thread work and embroideries

advanced in value from $11.2 million for 1936 to $16.6 million for 1937. In-

creased planting and excellent crops were responsible for a 44 per cent in-

crease in the export of fresh oranges, while exports of garlic totalled 150.393

quintals as against 125,586 quintals. At the end of July the value of domestic

exports for 1937 exceeded the corresponding figure for 1936 by half a million

dollars, but in each subsequent month a decrease was recorded. Exports coast

wise of sugar fell from a value of $16.3 million to $12.3 million, but the value

of oranges despatched coastwise rose from $600,000 to 1,300,000. Values of

other commodities exported coastwise for the year were much the same as in

1936 or showed slight increases.

Very little industrial development took place during the year. The drawn

thread work and embroidery industry, which makes so very considerable a

contribution to both the import list and the export list, continued to expend.

In its main features this is still a “cottage” industry, and it has expanded

from very small beginning in a comparatively short period of time. The

native kerosene oil refineries have had a bad year, and some of them are said

to be in difficulties. The Kityang Sugar Central reports a rather poor year’s

business. The local “Tiger Balm Medicine” factory increased its production

and its staff pay-roll during the year. Local fruit cannaries report very fair

business. Little building or construction took place during the year, but an

iron bridge over the Han River, to connect the railway station with the town,

was completed in July, and new premises for the Kwangtung Provincial Bank

were opened to business in December.

The total tonnage of vessels entered and cleared at the port in 1937 was

4,924,863 tons, a decline of 1,704.979 tons on the figures of the previous year,

which is explained by the fact that Chinese and Japanese flag vessels ceased

to frequent Swatow after declaration of the Japanese sea blockade in August.

Freight and passenger rates were generally raised during the year. Passenger

traffic to Singapore and Penang fell off in consequence of a reduction of the

Straits Settlements immigration quota. Coastal steam and motor launch

traffic was suspended in August because of the Japanese blockade.

Under instructions from the Ministry of Finance, a fixed official rate

of exchange of National $= Swatow $1.20 was enforced locally from the 1st

July and maintained thereafter throughout the. year. Towards the end of the

year signs of depression—in the form of unerorMovme^, closing of. shops, and

reduction of purchasing power generally—were beginning to be evident. This

depression is of course due in the main to the S.ino-Japanese conflict, but poor

harvest in the neighbouring interior have contributed to it.

SWATOW A417

DIRECTORY

•!u! Sfl Si Ah Camille Co,, Importers it Exporters,

Asiatic

Ltd., The Petroleum Co. (South

(Incorporated China), Specialists

in England)

in Sports Articles;

Wholesale & Exporters of Singapore

—Telephs. 1518-9; P. O. Box 8; Cable Gut for Tennis Racket & Badminton

Ad: Petrosilex Rackets—258, Kialat Road; P. O.

E. D. Lawrence, manager Box 96; Codes: Bentley’s, Private

L. D. W. Buckle, assistant

J. A. Simpson, Installation manager Capitol Theatre —

Astor House Hotel—Teleph. 1314; Proprietors—Kwok Ping Amuse-

Cable Ad: Astor ment Co.

S.W.K.S. Yapp, proprietor Loh Hon Chuen, manager

Lee, manager n ^m^ ^^

Ying Shewn# Shun Tai Yau Han

Kung 'S$e

Bank of nTaiwan, m a VongPeng Carr

& Ltd.—1, Ramsey & Son, Ltd., General

Merchants, Insurance and Commission

Road; Cable. Ad: TaivVangink Agents—Cable

Acme, Ad: A.Ramsey; 5thCodes:

■Chartered Bank of India, Australia N. R.Bentley’s

Ramse(y, and g6vefning B. C.director

and China— C. W.R. G.W. Mellor

Thomson, director

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Agent? for-.

Corporation—Cable Assurance Franco-Asiatique

Reiss, Bradley & Co.,Ad:Ltd., Bradbank

agents Baboud, Mary

Chartered

& Cie.

Bank of India, Aus-

W. Webster tralia & China

B. T. Gosano J S. P. Lee Dollfus Mieg

S. A.

Ewo Cotton Mills,

National City Bank of New York— Kailan Mining Administration

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., agents Manufacturers

North BritishLife &Insurance Co.

Mercantile

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.— Insurance Co., Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., agents North ChinaHeyInsurance

Wilkinson, Co., Ltd.

wood & Clark

Best & Go., H. C., General Merchants, Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.,

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Chao Co., TheLace,

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and General Ltd.,— Head

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Linens—P.O: Box 12; Cable Ad: Malfred

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Adalbert Korff, partner

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Adolf Widmann, do. ( Shanghai) Miss Ruth Milne, m.b.b.s.

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Miss B. A. Eric,son, b.a. sors to the Eastern Trading Co.,

Miss Fannie Northcott, B.N. Importers-Exporters, Manufacturers

Miss Geneva

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1217; P.O.Box

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Directors— Roese, Gebeueder (Roese Bros.), Mer-

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John Robinson (Swatow) 61;

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Badische Assurance Gesellschaft Steel Union China Co.

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Europa Societe Insurance Co. San Shing Co., General Merchants

Far Eastern Insurance Co.

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New India Assurance Co., Ld. G. P. Wang, secretary

New Zealand Insurance Co. Wellington Wu, travelling repres.

Osaka Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ld. Seng Hong Co., Ltd., Druggists

Provincial

South Insurance

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Swiss National Insce. Co., Ld., Basle S. C. Li, m.d.

Taiheiyo

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Teh shih ku huo yu kunq szu Linen Manufacturers

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PROPRIETORS

CANTON

jHI Ipt Kwang-chaa

Early History

Canton, which is one of the most interesting cities in China, is situated

on the Chu-kiang or Pearl River, in latitude 23 deg. 7 min. 10

sec. N., and longitude 113 deg. 14 min. 30 sec. E. It is the capi-

tal of the province of Kwangtung. It is sometimes called the City of Rams

and the City of Genii, both of which names are derived from ancient legends.

Canton is a foreign perversion of Kwangtung, its real name. One of the first

cities in China, it is also the seat of government for the province.

Owing to its favoured situation, Canton became at an early date the

Chinese port to which the traffic of European countries was first attracted.

The Portuguese found their way thither in 1516, and Arab navigators had been

making regular voyages between Canton and the ports of Western Asia as

early as the tenth century. The Dutch appeared on the scene about a hundred

yearsEnglish.

the later than

Thethelater,

Portuguese, andclose

towards the theseofinthetheir turn werecentury,

seventeenth supplanted by

founded

the very profitable trade which was conducted for nearly one

fifty years by the Agents of the East India Company, who established a fac hundred and

tory there in 1684, which was afterwards celebrated throughout the world.

From 1684 the export of tea to England increased rapidly. The Company’s

monopoly terminated in 1834. In 1839 Great Britain was led into a declaration

of war against China as the result of various disputes which arose at Canton.

The campaign terminated with the Treaty of Nanking (Aug. 29th, 1842) as a

result of which the Co-Hong monopoly system at Canton closed and four

additional ports were thrown open to foreign trade. The provision of the

Treaty of Nanking, that foreigners were to be permitted to reside within the

walls of the city of Canton was persistently resisted and illfeeling generally

grew so strong that a minor incident in connection with the nationality of

a small Hongkong-Chinese vessel the "Arrow,,’ was magnified into an affair

of such importance as to cause a general election at home, and a second China

War. Sir Michael Seymour, with his fleet opened hostilities, and some two

months later an infuriated mob retaliated by Durning all the foreign factories

In December, 1857, Sir Charles Straubenzee, in command of an expe-

dition which had been specially despatched from England, attacked the city,

and it was taken on the 29th of that month. The French also sent out an

expedition, and the city was occupied by the Allied Forces until October, 1861,

a period of nearly four years.

The city which is rapidly expanding now extends along the river front

for a length of some four miles, having a depth of some two miles. It was

formerly enclosed by walls 43 ft. thick at the base and from 25 to 40 ft. in

height. This wall has in recent years been demolished in order that its site

could be used for a motor road some 80 to 100 ft. in width. In January

1921 a service of ommibusses was started running from the Canton-Kowloon

Railway to various parts of the city. This service has been gradually expand-

ing in all directions with the completion of more and more motor roads, the

construction of which is still going on apace. Canton has now four small

parks, the Central Park in the heart of the city, the Hoi Chu Park on the

Bund; the Tung Shan Park in the eastern suburb, and the Yueh Sau Park

on Kan Yin Hill. Within the grounds of the last named park stands the

newly erected memorial tablet dedicated to Dr. Sun Yat Sen, wliich is the

highest landmark in the city, and from which a complete bird’s eye view of

the latter can be obtained. At the foot of the Kan Yin Hill is the Sun Yat

A424 CANTON

Sen Memorial Hall, a most beautiful piece of architecture for which the same

engineer that planned the Sun Yat Sen Mausoleum at N’king was responsible.

Canton contains great attractions for foreign visitors in its numerous temples,

pagodas, etc., and in the many curio shops to be found there. The French Mission

have a large and handsome Gothic cathedral, with two lofty towers surmounted

by spires, in the city. The structure is built entirely of dressed granite A Mint,

constructed by the late Viceroy Chang Chih-tung, near the East Gate, and

furnished with a very complete plant, commenced work in 1889, and now issues

both silver dollars and subsidiary coins, all bearing a picture of the late Dr.

Sun Yat-sen in front and large Chinese characters surrounded by a design of

a crop of grain on the back. The buildings cover a large area. On the opposite

side of the

bridge rivertheis river

across the island ofwasHonam which wasearly

linked with the cityroads

proper

arebyalso

a

being constructed on thisthat opened

island. The to traffic

principal attractionsinfor1933. Motor

the tourist in Honam are

the

Honamgrounds of Lingnam

TemplewasMonastery University (formerly

(Hoi asTong the Canton Christian College and the

latter, which well-known one Temple

of the ). “Five

The spacious compound of the

Great Monasteries”—Ng

Tai Chung Sam—has since been turned into a municipal park of exceptional

beauty. In the vicinity one may also see native industries such as the firing,

sorting and sifting of tea, the preserving of ginger, and the picking of rattans,

cassia etc. The founding of bells, the manufacture of fire crackers, and the

dyeing of paper and cotton fabrics are three of the chief industries of Fat-

shan, some ten miles from Canton to which it is connected by rail. Because

of political disturbances in recent years there has been a tendency for many

of these industries to transfer to Hongkong, but now on account of the heavy

import duties into China there is a movement in the opposite direction. There

are large glass-works at Fatei, and paper-mills—these with up-to-date Euro-

pean machinery—near the village of Impo. At Shekwan, seven miles from

Fatshan, are extensive potteries. Much has been done during the past few

years to develop home industries. New factories have sprung up like mush-

rooms. At Honam an up-to-date cotton-spinning factory, equipped with

modern machinery, has been erected by a local company with a capital of

$5,000,000. Canton has now five large factories and several hundred workshops

for producing hosiery and underwear. Locally-made matohes are exported

as far as the Straits Settlements, nearly twenty factories being engaged in

this industry. The population of Canton was estimated at 812,241 by the

Customs authorities in 1929.

When the foreign merchants returned to Canton to establish trade after

the capture of the city by the English at the close of 1857, they found the

factory and the buildings along the river in ruins. Recourse for accommoda-

tion was consequently had to warehouses on the Honam side of the river.

Considerable discussion subsequently took place as to the selection of a site

for a permanent British settlement, and it was eventually determined that an

extensive

In 1859 anmudartificial

flat known

islandas was

Shameen

createdshould

there,bea filled

canalinconstructed

and appropriated.

between

the northern side of the site and the city, and solid and extensive embankments

of masonry built. It took about two years to complete this undertaking, and

cost $325,000. Of this sum four-fifths were defrayed by the British, and one-

fifth by the French Government, to whom one-fifth of the reclaimed land was

given. Up to 1889 most of this French concession remained unutilised, but

in that year a number of lots were sold and are now built upon. The French

also received a grant of the old site of the Viceroy’s Yanffin, on which the

Catholic Cathedral now stands. Shameen is pleasingly laid out with gardens

and tennis courts, and the paths are shaded with well-grown trees. Christ

Church (Church of England) stands at the western end and close to it are

situated the Masonic Hall, Boat House and Club. Handsome new premises,

costing half-a-million dollars, for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration were opened in Central Avenue on October 29th, 1921. There is a

ttoman Cathol ic thurch on the French Concession. The (Settlement has the

Victoria Hotel providing good accommodation. During an anti-foreign riot on

CANTON A425

'i the. 10th Septembei;, 1^83, 16 houses and the Concordia Theatre on the Settle-

ment were burned by the mob.

Mopeen Canton

\ Ample means of communication exist between .Canton and Hongkong, a

} distance of 112 miles by railway apd about 95 miles by water. British steamers

with luxuri ons accommodition and a large number of native craft ply daily

1 between the ports. There is: daily steam communication with Macao and

regular connection with Wuchow and West Riyer ports, and with Shanghai,

Newchwang, and KwangchauWan. The steam-launch traffic under the Inland

Steam Navigation Regulations has proved a great success, though since rules

were enforced

inspection at thein hands

December,

of ah 1901, compelling

engineer appointed all byChinese launchesbefore

the Customs to undergo

obtain-

ing licences to ply, the number of launches is not so large as previously. There

is a safe and commodious anchorage1 within 150 yards of Shameen. Canton

: ivas connected by telegraph (an overland line) with Kowloon in 1883,, and an-

; other overland line .was .completed: fypm -Canton.-.to Lungchap fu, on the

i Kwangsi and Tonkin frontier, in June 1884. An agreement was entered

into with the, South China Wireless Co,, a British concern, in the latter part

* of 1923, for the installation of a powerful wireless station, to give a continu-

I ous commercial service with Hongkong and 'Shanghai and communications

. with Peiping, Japan, the Straits Settlements, etc. The electric light service

t of the city since if was placed under government supervision has improved

I and leaves little,, room, for complaint. The automatic telephone, system, the

? ofinstallation

subscribersof which was completed

is steacfily increasingin and

1930., already

is . very exceeds,

efficient and

7,000.the Anumber

long-

| distance telephone service between Hongkong and Canton was opened on

i September 1st 1931 apd three, minutesiconversation may now be had between

j these, two cities for a fee. of three, dollars. Transport facilities on the Canton-

Kowloon

( miles Railway,and

in Chinese, which

was consists

completedof in22 1911,

mileshave in British territory

also greatly and in89

improved

i 1931 with the introduction of new locomotives and general reconditioning

i of the. linp.. An !express train now takes a little over three hours to cover

| the journey whereas, a year ago it took half again' as' long. Real work has

' also .begun , op the completiph of the Canton-Hankow Railway which has already

( been extended from Shiukuan. 140, miles north of Canton, to Lokcheong. The

! mountains to be traversed to complete the Canton-Hankow Line offer, however,

j great engineering, difficulties. which will involve very heayy expenditure. A

j branch line of this railway rgns from Canton to Sanishui on the West River ,

i and therefore brings West Jliver ports within easier reach of Oariton. The two

j Canton terrainii of the . railway are situated oh opposite banks of the Pearl

River and work has started to link them together by the construction of a

| bridge. An extension of the Oa^tpn-Samshui line to. Shiu-hihg and" thehce via

> the West River ports to Kwangsi is plauned by the authorities who also

f contemplate the construction of an east bound line from the Canton-Kowloon

Railway to Swatow and eventually to Amoy.

In accordance with stipulations in the Supplementary Commercial Treaty

| between Great British and China, concluded in 1902, the various barriers or

, artificial obstructions to navigation in the Canton River were in 1905 partially

*5 removed. Extensive wharves and godowns have been erected at Peak Hin Hok

j on Hbnami Island, about two miles below Shameen which enable ocean-going

| vessels of considerable draught to proceed up to Canton.

Trade in 1937

( Prospects for trade in Canton were extremely favourable at the beginning

of 1937. The improvement in business conditions which had, followed the

I restoration of financial and political stability in the summer of the previous

year created a defanite, feeling of confidence. There was general spirit of

I optimism and a conviction that there would be a continued improvement in

r trade and commerce. Capital which had hitherto been used for merely "specu-*

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A426 CANTON

lative purposes was more and more being invested in sound enterprises.

Circumstances during the seven months all seemed to combine to aid this

anticipated recovery. In spite of the failure of the fruit crop, due to the

cold spring, agricultural conditions, as far as staple food crops were concern-

ed. were satisfactory. Host important of all, the first rice crop harvested

in July was successful and did much to arrest the food shortage, which had been

the jarring note in the trade revival of the closing months of 1936. Monetery

conditions contributed to the renewed activity in business and trade. As a

result of the financial reforms of the previous year, exchange stability had

definitely been achieved. In decided contrast to its erratic course during 1936,

the exchange relationship of the Canton dollar to the Hongkong dollar and

to national currency was steady In June there was announced a definite

plan for the gradual retirement of the local currency and its replacement by

national legal tender. The outbreak of the Sino-Japanese hostilities obscured

the development of normal trends and tendencies.

otherNotwithstanding the dislocation

disturbing repercussions of the ofconflict,

marketstheand transport

return for the facilities,

year revealanda

substantial advance in almost every category of trade. The following are the

values for the various trade headings recorded for Canton during the year,

with comparative statistics for the preceding year: direct foreign imports,

$45.2 million as ngainst $30.9 million in 1936, coastwise importations of Chi-

nese merchandise, $114.8 million as against $106.2 million; direct exports to

foreign countries, $63.8 million as against $42.5 million; and coastwise exports

of Chinese merchandise, $27.5 million as against $38.3 million. As has been

repeatedly stated in previous reports, these figures can serve only as an ap-

proximate guide to the trend of the trade of the port. They are, of necessity,

incomplete,

for the Cantonas they

area dowhich

not was

include the atconsiderable

passed Kowloon andamount of cargo

recorded in thedestined

Kow

loon statistics. A more representative estimate of the actual volume of trade

can be obtained by combining the figures for Canton with those for Kowloon.

The effects of the conflict complicate the drawing of conclusions from the

statistics regarding the direction and expansion of trade. Domestic exports

alone showed a decrease, the decline being concentrated in the later months

of the year as a result of the blockade of the China coast and the economic

repercussions of the situation on the China markets for Kwangtung’s exports.

There was a rise in the totals for domestic imports, and this branch of trade

was considerably benefited by the absence of frequent or violent fluctuations

of local currency. Credit was easy during the first half-year, and this en-

couraged domestic trade, but as a result of the situation, beginning in July,

there was an immediate tightening of credit until it finally became very

difficult to obtain, many transactions having to be conducted on a cash basis.

The statistics for direct import trade include considerable quantities of kero-

sene oil and gasosene for the Canton area which would, under normal condi-

tions, have paid duty at the Taishan station of the Kowloon Customs and

have been included in the Kowloon Customs returns. It will be noticed that

there was an increase in importation for both sulphate of ammonia and aniline

dyes, the consumption of these two commodities being generally considered a

reliable index to the state of the purchasing power of the population. The

returns for the value of exports abroad soared, the advance made representing

more than half of the previous year’s total. The figures include large quan-

tities of Central China produce which, in other circumstances, might have

been shipped abroad via Shanghai, but because of the situation had to find

their outlet through Canton via the. Canton-Hankow Railway. On the other

hand, the staple commodities which had been major export items in previous

Canton returns either surpassed of maintained their gains of the past years.

The further advance in the $ilk trade was evidence that the recovery indicated

by the 1936 figures had not proved abortive. The price of the leading export

quality did not fall below Hongkong $515 per picul and reached

$670, as compared with Hongkong $625—the highest figure for 1936,—which

UANTOJSJ A4-27

itself had beeii the record quotation since 1933. The approximate yield of

the total silk crops for the year was 5,000 bales more than in the previous

year. French Indo-China, India, and France were, in the order named, the

three leading consumers. America still showed a lack of interest in Canton

silk, and the quantity exported there was negligible. So active was the de-

mand for K.wangtung silk that production could hardly keep pace with it,

and the filatures in operation were generally able to dispose of their output

far in advance. Experimentation in regard to the improvement of silk cocoon

production was naturally handicapped, and the programme for the reorganisa

tion of the silk industry was seriously curtailed by the situation during the

latter part of the year. The almost insatiable demand for supplies of wol-

fram ore for their rearmament programmes by the world powers is reflected

in the export figures, which were almost four times as much as the figures of

the previous year. Trade in the commodity was still further stimulated by

favourable prices. The quotation at the beginning of the year rose steadily

and was almost doubled by June. It reached its highest level in the early

part of October. From then on there was sharp drop until the beginning of

December, owing to the some accumulation of stocks in Hongkong, but at the

close of the year there was another rise in price. There was some, falling-off

in the quantity of straw mats shipped as compared with the striking advance

made in 193fi, but the trade was, on the whole, satisfactory and the market

which had been won through improvement of the products were maintained.

The manufacture kittysols, another old-established industry in Kwangtung

which had recently made much progress owing to the moderization of the

product, made another sharp advance. The favourable exchange and the

cheaper cost of production with the consequent lowering of price brought

about an increasing demand for this type of umbrella among consumers over-

seas. The leaf tobacco trade noticeably revived from the depressed state into

which it had fallen. Rubber factories in the district had a prosperous year

owing to the greater consumption of Kwangtung-manufaetured rubber boots

and shoes. The six provincial sugar centrals continued their production un-

der Government control. There was some decrease reported in the total

acreage under cultivation, but, on the other hand, the average yield per mow

is stated to have increased.

The expansion of railway lines was hampered by the abnormal conditions

of the latter half-year, but the Canton-Hankow Railway and the_ Cantoh-

Kowloon Railway maintained their services in spite of Japanese air opera-

tions. A loop line which linked these two railways was completed during the

year. There was a decline in the shipping figures for all categories of

steamers. Difficulties of navigation on the section of the river from Bocca

Trgris to Canton was a barrier to sea-going vessels, but river steamers were

able to navigate the “boom.” In spite of the situation, the construction of

the large deep-water port at Whampoa, approximately 10 miles down river

from Canton, made headway. Work was started after April, and by the end

of the year substantial progress had been made both in the connexion with

the development of the harbour and of the port. The Sino-Japanese conflict

was a set-back to the important place Canton had attained as an air ter-

minus. Road construction, however, continued, and considerable progress

was made in developing telephonic communication between Canton and other

places.

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A428 CANTON

DIKECTOHY

Acme Code Comps.ny,‘:Pul3lisii8r!s, ft M ; 'Oa Zee'nrg Hoi.c

Actoe Commodity, artci Ph.rase Codes.

Kep^ese.iitativd'':' ' V. ',E.* ' Yei'rie’r —'‘3,’ Arnhold '& Co.-, Ltd.,

Engineers-^-Cable Merchants and

Ad: Harchi

FrertcH Ooddessitm, SB^riifeeii; Te-

leph. 16175

Asia Hotel 7(Aee Hotel Asia)

m mm m * ^ n

A. E. Q. China Elegxbic Co., Ejbectvi7

cal Manufacturei;s ’ !aj^dEngineers ,f ^ t ® « A n #

—Cantop'^Engineering; Office: 85a,, , : j ¥\aoFong^yen sao bo him Teong si

British Concession, •Eharaeen: Te-. Asia Li^e Insurance Co., Life Insurance-

leph. 14008; Cable Ad : Aegehinaco. , —Missions Building, The Bund;

Branch Offices : Shanghai. Tjentsin,, „ Telep'hs.' id043 and 12311 ^ Cable Acj,:

Hongkong, Nanking ,

F. W. Biies, Hip]. Ing-v engin^er-in- C Alicochina; Code: Acme and Bent-

ley’k'’ Mam 'Office for the Orient:

charge :• : ’ 17,* The .Bund, Shanghai

n & » m is m ‘ Df;' C ;S' Lin 'fesidifft assist ..sectetary

Me* Fak •'Pa»! Mitra* i&.u kg: HSii ’'. ED ■ ■' C.B. , and mpdmaJ.FhWrie ' ,

Chgi, ’district manager

A MEHtoan Asiatic' HisroEEWRiTSas, F - ' Si L. Ykrfig, acting inanager

lisrd., U.'S. A., ‘ Getierai "Ih'surahce :

Fire, Marine, Mbtor-Car, Life, fB fS Ak Si A)

Accident, Burglary, 'Plate-glass',

Baggage and Special Bisks—Mis-

sions Building, The Bund; Telephs. Asiatic RetroppuMCable

Ltd.—SRameen; Co. Ad:

(South China }.

Pdtrosilex

16044 and 12311; Cable 1 Ad: R. Y. Frost, manager

Under iters B. X.'Stock, asst, manager

■SC.. L.V. Yang,

Starr, manager

president. (S’hai) ' ; • H. F. Green, assistant

’Ni Sp^gcej.Ja.ccouritant^j'j

American Bank Note Cp.--g/o. Na- ; 1 D. G. Remedies’, shipping

A. Melbye, ‘ inspector

t-ional

ShameenCity BankAd of.

; Cable New York,

: Bnnkn.te ' HJ

MissJ. Rolfer,'stenographer

H. G. J. McNeary . Gdsby, Installation ihgr.

* C.:CoggfeSj assistant’

Amebica^( ^jBE^Noci^rf , .^issioiis)' ' A, i : W. Matthews,; assistant)

Q

Ameeician' A^rp/jCmNA •0ilt‘y'G .—32, • Ault : jWi,E0*RG Co, (Far East).

B/C.; Shameem Tpleph, 1,4,009 Alanuf aotuiers of Printing apd

America n go^lf Bif'hographie . Inks, Dry Colours.

Vnrnishe.s. Lacquer and: Enamels.

Carbon Paper and Typewriter Rib-

n & % -® m it bons. k; and-Supplies,

Importers of Papers,

American Maii, Li NE-r-Cahle Ad:: , ■ Printers'' and Machinery—

7, Sub Fee, South-East; Telephone

Dollar 12172: P.O. Box 44; Cable Ad:

The(SeeRobert Dollar Dollar

The Robert Co., gen.Co.)Agents Aultwiborg

Andrew Lim, manager

^ It Sun Gheong •T F. Ohwan

Anbersen, Meyer

Contractors, Importers, Manufacturers

and Insurance Agents—Teleph. 10928: p Wing Sing

Cable Ad : Danica Backhouse, Ltd.. James H.. Importers

P. M. Markert and Exporters—73. B. C.. Shameen :

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section } I Cable Ad : Tayatchbee

CANTON A429

.BANKS ft m m ± %

Heung kong shvvng hoi ngau hong

ft m M Jm Hongkong

■■ KtvaUg tmi

Ad: DeltaBanking

Bank of Canton, Ltd.—32, West Bund; J. C. G. Ferguston, agent ■

Telephs. 16577, 16578, 13319 & 10201; A.L. E.C. da

Groves

Luz

Cable Ad : Cantonese G.■f. M.P. da Cruz

Bank of China, Ltd.—13, KwooYeeSt., Soares

Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. 14484 H. J. Prata

R. A. Remedios

f? IS HC G. F. Yictor

TheLoong

BankRoad;of Cable

East Ad:Asia, Lm-rHing Chan Chung Wing, compradore

Eastabank t ^ m m n

Chan Shing Mi, manager Man kwoh tse chu way

^ ft m m Si International

20a, Shameen, Savings Society

B.C.: Teleph. 16146;

Toi -wan m/an hong Mail Ad. P.C). Box 27; Cable Ad:

Bank of Taiwan,

eession, Shameen;Ltd. — British

Telcph. Con- Intersavin. Head Office: 7, Ave. Edward

13334; Cable

Ad: Taiwangink VII, Shanghai. South China Branch.

S. Yamada, manager C. Fong

T: Gomes,;

Yeungactin

Po g m anager

T. Narita, per pro. mgr. E. Tossan

Banque de l’Indo-Chine — ft m % m

C. G. Fournier; manager Rwangtung

J. de la Rocque, cashier —South Bund:Provincial Bank, 10232,

Telephs. 10434, The

.Chartered Bank of Jnd., Australia & 13301;.Cable Y. C. Koo,

Ad: Provinbank

president

China, The—Telephs. 1332.5 (Compra- C. K. Yun, vice-president

dore

CableDept.) & 14233r (Sub:Agent’s

Ad: Corqe,t. ' Office); T. W. Li, do.

D. L. Dawson, sub-agent Manufacturers Bank of China, Dm.,

R. J. M. Daonley, sub-accountant THE--2nd Rd., West Bund; Telephs.

Cheong Tai Bank—48, Koon Yat Road 13790 and 16712

East ; Teleph. 11961

ft 0 M H B M

Cheong Yik Bank—3, Pak Mai ! Street, Man kwolc botv/nct ngan hong

Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. 12272 National City Bank of New York

The—Cable Ad : Citibank

China State Telephs.

Sam Hoiig; Bank, Ltd., The — Sup

13322,J13366 and J. I. Bonner, manager

13344. Sub-Branch: The Wai; Oi Road; G. V. Ball, pro-mgr. & sub-acct..

Teleph. 16974 ■ W.

OhuI.Lok Yeung, sub-accountant

Ting,coinpradore

ft ir # ft, National Commercial and Savings

Tac/c Wah Ngcun Hong f; Bank, Ltd.—11, Tai Ping Ma Loo;

Deutsch - Asiatische Bank 8, Ad; Telephs.- 12422 and 12421; Cable

British Concession, Shameen; Telephs. Nacomsav

10938 and 13151; P. O. Box 39

(Canton); Cable Ad: Teutonia ft tn if *h ^

. W. Knoke, oftanager Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—Second

A. Dienel West

H. Kleinschmidt -j 14501 (Manager); Teleph.

Bund; 10300 and

Cable Ad:-7771

W'. Czerny . ' ; ' Yokohama Specie Bank—52, Shameen;

Grand Central Savings Bank, Ltd. — 'Teleph. 13306; P.O. Box 327; Cable

82, Taiping .RpacL S;. ; Teleph. 13328 Ad : Shokin

A430 CANTON

Beauty Shop, The, Permanent Wav- Canton Gazette—41, Sai Wu Road;

ing, Hair Dresser, Facial Cosmetic Teleph. 11838; Cable Ad: Gazette

and Manlicure, etc.—83, B.C. Sha-

meen; Teleph. 16817 Canton-Hankow Railway Administra-

Mrs. J. Gurvich, proprietress tion (Canton-^Shiuchow Section)—

Belgian Consulate—{See Consulates) Cable Ad: Vuehway; Codes: A.B.C.

5th edition, West Union and

Bentley’s

± She La Si

Bodiker & Co., Importers, Exporters, & % m m % m

Commission and Insurance Agents—86, Canton-Kowloon

British Concession, Shameen; Teleph. Section)—Tai ShaRailway (Chinese

Tou; Cable Ad :

10912; P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: C.K.R.

Bodiker; All Codes Used Managing Director’s Office:

H. Stoitenberg-Lerche Li Lu Chao, managing director

Bornemann & Co., General Engineers Fung Pak Lai, secretary and

(Laboratory University and Hospital chief of General Dept.

Supply,—French Concession, 15, Sha- Tsui Hung, secretary

meen ; Teleph. 16863; Cable Ad: Engineering Department:

Pervasion

F. Ortlepp, ; Codespartner

: All (Hongkong) A. H. Street, enganeer-in-chief

V. E. Feimann, do. (Canton) W. W. Leung, engineer of Ways

and Works

E. Popp, manager Accounts Department:

H. Schultz H. P. Harris, chief accountant

H. K. Yan W. M. Mak Li Sing Wan, assistant chief

British & Foreign Bible Society—(See accountant

Missions) Traffic Department:

H. W. Wong, traffic manager

British Episcopal Church—(S'eeMissions) J. T. Smith, chief traffic inspr.

Locomotive Department:

British Consulate—{Sen Consulates) Lo Kwong Wun, locomotive

: superintendent

{^j Tai koo

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Canton and Hong Kong E’u Choy

Forwarding Co.—49, Chun Yuen

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants Street; Teleph. 14448

W. F. Johnston, signs per pro.

H. G. Bales | Miss M. Chinn H H Cheong Wah

W. E. Price, godown supt.

Button Si Co., E. M., Importers and Ex- Canton porters,

Overseas Trading Co., Ex-

Importers, Manufacturers,

porters—19, The Bund,

Teleph. 14013; Cable Ad: HoggB. C-, Shameen; Shipping and Commission Agents—

E. A. Hogg, proprietor Bank of East Asia Building, 133, Hing

Lung Road; Teleph. 13722 ; Cable Ad :

California Petroleum Co. of South Cotco ; Codes : A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme,

China, (Sole Distributors for Export Bentley’s W. S. and Mak,other Standarddirector

managing Codes

Petroleum Co. of California, Ltd., J. R. Chan

Producers of “Red! Ball” Petroleum W. H. Mak

Products —127, Tai Nam Loo; S.T. Y.H. Mak

Teleph. 12581 _ Kuong

Canton Bankers Association — 14, Canton Riding Academy & Physical

Sai Wing Hong; Teleph. 10098 Culture, The—Tungshan, Canton,

Canton Club—Shameen Teleph. 18375

Committee—J. I. Bonner (chairman), Lieut.-Col. D. G. Kosikis, director

W. J. Scotcher (vice-chairman), and proprietor

T. C. Fairburn (hon. secretary), E. L, Basargin-Klock, secretary

S.treasurer)

M. Garrard, A. C. Groves (hon. Netravelly, trainer and instr.

A. Chahidze, trainer

CANTON A43I

Canton Mercantile Co.—B.C., Sha- Canton Foreign Chamber of Commerce—

rneen; Teleph. 10036 Chairman—H. Schneider

Yice-do —U. Spalinger

Canton Wireless Manufactory—South Secretary—W. Roland Farmer

Bund; Teleph. 11403 Committee—J.

E. Huttemeier,I. Bonner, L. Demeure,.

G. E. Huy gen and

If Lai Wo D. P. Salinger

Carlowitz & Co., Exporters, Importers, Ohambre de Commerce Francaise de

Commission Agents, Engineers and Chine (Section de Canton)—

Contractors — 228, Shakee Road; President—C. G. Fournier

Cable Ad : Hellmann and Carlowitz; Yice-id

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, 5th impr. and

6th edns., Bentley’s, Carlowitz, Acme Tr4sorier —L. Demeure — J. de la

et Secretaire

and Mosse Rocque

R. Laurenz (Shanghai)

Dr. A. Nolte (Hamburg) Chap Yik Union Fire Insurance As-

G. Roehreke (Shanghai) sociaton

O.H. Lord (Hamburg)

Lehmann, manager Sup Sam -16,

Hong;TouTeleph.

Lan Sheung

13505 Street,

(!h. A. Schneider, signs per pro. Chark Man Hospital—Ching Hoi Road;

G.H.Hardt,

Embden j V.do.Riedler Teleph. 10526

J.W.Graner

Heckel 1 R. Ritter

J. Ursch Chartered Bank of India, Australia

W. Heitzig I H. Weckert and China—(Nee Banks)

H. Ingoldby | A. Weiss Chee Wo Cement Shop—32, Hoi Chvr

Agency. Road; Teleph. 15344

Hamburg-Amerika Linie

(For Other Agencies See S’hai Section) Chellaram, D., Silk Merchant & General

Central Agency, Ltd., The, Importers of Exporter — 20, French Con., Shameen;

Sewing Cotton Thread—38, British Cable Ad : Chellaram

Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: Spool,

Shameen Cheong Kee Paper Store — 88, Loong

G.Cheung

P. Hedley,

Wingacting

Lai manager Chong Street; Teleph. 11840

Cheong Sing Estate Development Co.

It IE ft H —66, Koong Yat Road C.; Telepb.

Central

Homeward Booking of the China 13170

Office,Conference—54,

Freight

B.C.,: Measurer

Ad Shameen; Teleph. 17856; Cable Cheong Wo Hong, Import and Ex-

Booking Agents—Messrs. Lowe, Bing- port—333, 16101

Yat Tak Road; Teleph.

ham & Matthews

Staff— & m in W Hym Sun Ge Tie.

R.Cheung

F. Jones

Cheuk Kwaii Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Machinery

and Engineering Supplies—39,

P.O. Box B.103C.

Central Hotel—West Bund; Teleph. Shameen; Teleph. 14560;

H. D. Kuhrt

10571

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE China Electric Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Canton British Chamber of Commerce— intersU.S.A.), Manufacturers

of Telephone, andRadio

Telegraph, Impor-

and

Chairman—M. A. Annett Electrical Machinery and Apparatus

Vice-do. —J. C. G. Fergusson of All Kinds—Head Office: 230, Med-

Secretary—W. Roland Farmer hurst Road,

i Committee—II. J.B.Lowe, L. B. Wood, Office: 31, F.Shanghai; Canton Teleph.

C., Shameen; Branch

W. F. Johnston* R. Y. Frost 11114; Cable Ad : Microphone

A 43 2 CANTON

m Swn

Is ^ Ry China Products Export Co., Ex-

China Expoet-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., turers, porters and Importers, Manufac-

Importers and Commission Agents—39, —Bank General Commission Agents

of Canton Building, West

B.C., Shameen;Telephs. 10459 and 13522;

P. O. Box 103; Cable Ads: Lemjus, Bund : Teleph. 12354; P.O. Box 52;

Bayer, Dillexport; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

and 6th edns and Mosse. Head Office : Cable Ad: Productsco

Shanghai.

kong, Tientsin,Branches:

Dairen, Canton,

Harbin, Hong-

Osaka China Safety Match Factory—Tai

andH.Tokyo Ping Fong, Honam: Teleph. 50037

D. Kuhrt China. Steamship Co.—42, Tai Ping

E. Dillner | H. Boellhoff Road ■ South ; Teleph. 13728

Agents :

Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai China Tea Co.—40, Tai Ping Road

G. F. Sauer

Chemisoh Pharmazeutische A.-G. South, 2nd floor; Teleph. 10742

Bad Homburg, Frankfurt a/- Main

China Insurance Co.—65, New Bund, Fee chong po. him, yau han kung sze.

Canton; Teleph. 17400 China Underwriters, Ltd., Life,

Fire, Marine,

General Accident, Motor

Insurance—Head Office:CarHong-

and

Kwock Yang Chiu Sheung Kuk kong. Branch Office: 167-9, The Bund:

Kivang Chau Fan Kuk Telephs. 15028 (Life Dept.) & l7145(Fire,

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Accident and Marine Depts.)

K. F. Yeung, Life Agency mgr.

Co., Canton

Sham Branch —12218,

Road. Telephs. 202, Look Yee

13302 and Wai Wong Yue, Fire Agency mgr.

12219 General Agents—She wan Tomes &

Co.,

Ad: Shameen;

Keechong-Teleph. 10937; Cable

China News Agency—27, Wad Sun

Road North, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 44980

China United Assurance Society Ltd.

China Petroleum Co.—90, Tung Hing —264, Yat Tak Road; Teleph. 12310

Street; Teleph. 14521 Lo Po Shue, manager

China and Philippine Trading Co., Chun Hing Import and Export—T9,

Exporters of Best Quality Bamboo Luen Hing Road; Teleph. 14451

Poles, Baskets,

General Seagrass Wares Yat

Chinese Merchandise—326, and

Tak Road, Central, Canton; Teleph. Chung Hing News Agency—32, Wui.

10934; Cable Ad: Chung Loong Lane, Sze. Pai Lou; Teleph.

12845

Lun Chong fr W H 4*

China Printing & Finishing Co., Chung Mei Drug Co., Ltd., Druggists

Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong), and Chemists

Teleph.— 9,10627;

Tai Cable

Ping Road

Cotton Spinners and Manufac- South; Ad:

turers; Printers, Dyers Bleachers, and Chungmei S. W. Kwong, manager

Finishers of Textilers—64-65, B. C.,

Shameen; Cable Ad: Celita. Head

Office: 220, Szeihuen Road. Shanghai Chung Shan Hotel — The Bund;

Director's (Shanghai) — Clive R. Teleph. 12307

Hargreaves

ing director),(chairman & manag-

J. Ballard, b.sc. Chung Wah Aerated Water Co.—1,

(London), a.i.c., D. J.

ph.d., b.sc. (Liverpool), a.i.c. Sinclair, Tung Yuen Chin, East Bund;

and Teleph.

Li Ming 11230

Secretary (Shanghai)—S. Tweedie Chung Wah Agriculture and Mining

Canton Office:

A. E.Madar Co —Ka Nam Tong East, Tai Ping

G. Wei !I . T.N. K.H. Law Feng Road South; Teleph. 12473

CANTON A433

Cinema Tbade Co.—Chiu Yam Street, * * ® # B 3E A.

The Bund; Teleph. 13606 Tai ying kwok tsung ling sz cho,

Commercial Press, Ltd.—196, Wing Great (In

Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

Charge of British Interests in

Hon Road North; Teleph. 11800 the Provinces of Kwangtung and

Kwangsi—excepting Swatow. Also

Consul-General for Macao)

:

Commercial Consul-General—A. P. Blunt, c.m.g.

Ltd. (CantonUnion Assurance

Agency)—74, Co.,

Tung Man Consul—G. F. Tyrrell

Acting-Consul—H. D. Bryan

Road; Teleph. 15995 Vice-Consul—L. A. Scopes

Pro-CbnSul—C.

Steno-Typist—Miss W. Martin

M. Hudson

CONSULATES Constable—W. Read

% mm ± t ^ m m * m *

Tai raee kiuok usung ling sz cku Tai i tai li ling sz lewn

America—Shameen

Consul-Gen.—Irving N. Linnell Italy—93, B. C„ Shdmeen; Teleph. 16611

Consul-General — Coaim. Giuseppe

Consuls—Samuel J. Fletcher and Ros Mario M. Rocchi

Augustus S. ChaseLeonard Parker,

Vice-Consuls—W.

E.Smith

E. Rice, J. Espey and Walter Japan— fg V pf H * 0 *

Consul-General—T. Kawai

Taiispeh kwoh

m mling&sz a

kun ' t Hi ® m ft ±

Tai ivo kwok ling sz kun

Belgium—

Consul-General for South China, Netherlands— Consul- J. J. Wierink

Hongkong, Macao, The Philip-

pines—

(ResidingH. inVanHongkong)

der Straeten

t lupf

Tai no wai kwok ling sz kun

Czechoslovakia—Shameen Norway—Cable Ad: Noreg

Acting Consul—L. Demeure Consul - H. Staples Smith

Denmark— f* mmwww*

Consul—Kay Neckelman Tai sai yenng kwoh chung ling sz shu

Secretary Erik Huttemeier Portugal — 20, British Concession

(Bomanjee Building, Suite 44, 3rd

Finland—37, B. C-, Shameen; Teleph. Floor), Shameen; Teleph. 10548

14001; Cable Ad: Schubert Consul Gen.—V. M.H. Morgado

Vice-Consul—M. Gracias

Consul—A. Schubert Chinese—Secretary- (Vacant) Chan

Clerks Pablo Hernandez,

f ¥ ps m & a Hing Luk and Lam King Fei

Tai fat 'lewok ling sz chii

France — 6, F. C., Shameen; Teleph. Sweden Kwangsi(Consulate

and Fukien)for Kwangtung,

—4, F. C.?

12443

Consul—P. A. Simon Shameen

Vice-Consul—F. Saugon Consul—Gerard E.

Secretary—Frits Huygen Huygen

Germany—No.

Shameen; Cable4, Ad:

British Concession

Consugerma tr ^ m m±^ *

Consul-General—Dr. 7'o,i sui shi ktvok ling siz kun

Vice-Consul—R. H. Betz Altenburg

F. Switzerland—

Consul—U. Spalinger

Chancellor—C. H. Kanter

Secretary—H. Zanker Vice-Consul—A. Hoffmeister

A434 CAN-TON

m m % Yuet Hai Kwan Danish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Customs, Chinese Maeitime— Dairy Farm Ice and Cold Storage Co.,

Revenue. Department Ltd.—Shameen; Teleph 12571

Commissioner—B. E. F. Hall

Acting Administrative

missioner—E. D. G. Hooper Deputy Com- Tik Kin

Acting Preventive Deputy Commis- Deacon & Co., Ltd.,Agents

and Insurance Merchants, Shipping

— Cable Ad:

sioner—G. A. de Bodisco

Assistants — J. Javrotsky, Ng Shiu- Deacon H. S. Smith, managing director

hung, Kwok Yun-tong, Chii Po-lam, E. A. Stanton, director

J. V. IpPorter,LoChingHsiang,Leung

Im, Yuk Fan, Fok Chong Wa, L. B. Wood, director

Ling-Seu Sieng, Hui Sung Kai, D. P. Salinger, signs per pro.

Huang Chi Nan, Tu Chu-ping, Wen G. R. Ross

Chi-hsiang, Li Lien Fang and Yeh Agencies: Lloyd’s

Wan Chun Mercantile C.Bank

Medical Officers — Dr. Chan Chung

San, Dr. Ho Tchi Tcheong, Dr. Hsu Hongkong, & M.ofSteamboat

India, Ld.Co., Ld.

Chi Liang, Dr. R. L. Lancaster and Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.

Dr. F. Heim British-India S. N. Co. (Apcar Line)

Chief Tidesurveyor—A. G. Borras Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld.

Assistant Tidesurveyors—E. E. Weir, Prince Line &Line

Burns-Philp Sil ver Line

M. Keane and Ng Cho Wu Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.

Boat Officers—Pun Shi Yeung,

Parr, Godfrey K. Tso, Leung Kan F. C. British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.

Fu and Liu Mun Hoong China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Assistant Boat Officers—Dong Kong, Marine Insurance

North British Co., Ld. Insurance

& Mercantile

Wong Yen Pui, Hsu Yung Han, Co., Ltd.

Fung Shuen and Kwok W ai Pun Union Assurance Society, Ld.

Chief

T. J.Appraisers—A.

Macauley Darlington and Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(Ner Banks)

Appraisers

Packwood—and C. LoA. Pak

Cammiade,

Hung P.

Assistant Appraisers—P. J. Stoneman, Directory Far

and Chronicle of the

East (China, Japan, Dutch

Malaya, East

The

E. M. Letovt and Au lu Cheung Philippines, Indo-China,

Chief Examiners — H. Owen, Au Siu

Juen, Ko U". Leung, A. T. Powell, Indies, etc.)

V. S. Yinogradoff, Lo Shiu-chi and Canton Agents :

Lam lu Tsang Koehler & Co., 40,P.O.French

sion, Shameen; Box 339;Conces-

Cable

Examiners

Sadkowsky, — Cheng

Ng ChiTsz-po,

Cheung, S.V. J.I. Ad: Koehlerco

Mamaeff, Ho Wing Yan, Kwok Hon

Hung, Loh Kim Fung, Chou K’o, ^ Teen Cheang

Wong

Choy, Cheuk

Poon PoNam, Tai, Leung

Shek Kwok

Wing Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Merchants—Sha-

Hoi. Yick Wang, Fan Chung Leung, St. meen; Telephone 10915. Head Office: 24,

Lien Huei-sheng, C. N. Brooke and Hongkong, Mary Axe, London,Hankow,

Shanghai, E.C.; and at

Woo KokExaminers—Liu

Assistant Khoon Man Hock, chow, Yokohama, Kobe, New York, Foo-San

Tsu Sic Ping, Li lu-leung, Un Chi Francisco, Seattle, Yancouveror Colom-

Ohing, Ng Hoi On, Teng Peh Lien, bo, Los Angeles

Ho Lun Sin, Tse Shiu-ping, Yik a » * *

Ting On and Lau Hok Wa Dollar

Harbour Department

Harbour Master—R. Longworth LumberCo., The Robert,

and General Shipping,

Importers—4, Sha

Assistant Harbour Master—B. Lukh KeeS. Road; Cable Ad: Dollar

P. Healey, agent

manoff

Harbour Officers—D.

Warren and Shao Shi Bolam,

Mai C. C. n & m *

Junk Office Dollar SteamshipLine—Cable Ad: Dollar

Acting Deputy Commissioner-in- The Robert Dollar Co., general agents

Charge- Siu Ting Kwan (See The Robert Dollar Co.)

CANTON A43f>

m % m m % IlE $ Bo Be

Deaco Advertising Service—Ka Kam Feld & Co.,Merchants

General F., Engineers, Contractors,.

— 52-A, British

Tong, West Building, Tai Ping Eoad, Concession, Shameen; Telephs. 10914

South; Teleph. 10750; Cable Ad: Draco and 15239; Cable Ad: Feldbobe; Codes:

Sole Agents for: A.B.C., 6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse and

Advertising

Canton-Hankow on and

Canton-Kowloon,

Canton-Sam- Mosse Suppl. proprietor (Hongokngi

shui Railways O. Hechtel,

Sang Sang Art Printing Co., Shanghai Th. Janssen, dipl.-ing. signs p. p.

M. Hanke, Dipl-Ing.

R. Kaufman, Ing.

Dutch Consulate—{See Consulates) O. Frese

Lam Tak Chui, compradore

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, Import

Export and Shipping—18,

meen; Teleph. B. C.,Orient

10661; Cable Ad: Sha- Ferrier, Y. E,., Business: Insurance^

M. Pagh, manager Travel & Automobiles—3, French Con-

cession,

Box 349; Shameen;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Ferrier. 16175;

MotorP.O.

Car

Show Room and Service Station : 60,

Eurasia Aviation Corporation (Canton 70273 Pak Tse Road, Tung Shan; Teleph.

Station), Air Service—24, Wei Oi Road,

West; Teleph. 15454; Radiogram and

Cable Ad: 5526; also Stations at Chang- Finnish Consulate—{See Consulates)

sha, Hankow,

Lanchow, Chengchow,

Nanking Peiping,(Head

and Shanghai Sian,

Office) French Consulate—{See Consulates)

H. C. Tang, station master

C. S. Liao, assist, staff Frolich, Tselee & Co., Ltd., General

C.K. W. Kao, mechanician

C. Liu, radio-operator Importers, Exporters, Commission

Agents—39, B.O., /Shameen; P.O.

Ewart & Co., Ltd., M. D.—39, B. C., Artus; Box 86; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad:

Shameen; P.O. Box 335; Cable Ad : All Standard Codes

Dillexport. Agents for-The Ben Line H. J. Frolich, managing partner

Steamers Ltd. Tse Chi Nam, do.

E. Dillner Lee Hon Cheung, do.

Fancy Goods Store, The, Importers, Foo Kwok Coal Mining Co., Ltd.,

Drapers and Outfitters. Also Groceries, Miners for Anthricites and Soft

Delicacies and Imported Fruits—83 B, Coal—Chung Kwai Road : Teleph.

F.C., Shameen; Teloph. 16817 12801 ; Radio : 6226

Far East Chemical Factory—58, Tai Fook Lee & Co.—8, Luen Hing Road;

Hong Road; Teleph. 15785

Teleph. 15601

Far East Commercial Co.—202, Look

Yee Sam Road; Teleph. 14049 Fook Sing—33, Sin Kee; Teleph.

Fa Ma Wei Lum 13491

Farmer & Co., William, Merchants Franco-Chinese Savings Society—

and Commission Agents — British 33, Hing Loong Road; Teleph.

Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: 14702

Farmer

W. R. Farmer French Mission—(Nee Missions)

Agents for-.

South China Morning Post

Hong Kong Telegraph General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

China Mail —Mission Building, The Bund;

Hong Kong Sunday Herald Teleph. 12783

Am Canton’

German Consulate—(Nee Consulates)^ i# ft Fv SeV

Holland - China Handelscompagnie,

mm m&s n m (Canton), N. Y. (Holland-China Trading

K'wong Chow Sai Tai, Tack Kwok Co. (Canton),

British Ltd.), Shameen;

Concession, Merchants—41

Teleph.A,

Tai Yuek Fong 13867;

W. Cable Ad:(Rotterdam)

Kien, Holchihand

Gbrman Dispensary, lyro., The (Deut- H. E. Bodde, do.

sche Apotheke), Chemists & Drug- J. J. Wierink, signs per pro.

gists, Certified Dispensers—West Bund; Lam She Wan, compradore

Teleph. 10477

Tzee registered pharmacist Agencies:

H. Chung,manager

Cn Kamsun, Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Agencies : Hongkong & Shanghai

K. Engelhard, Frankfurt poration—{See Banks) Banking Cor-

Luifcpold-Werke, Muenohen

Golden City Investment Co.—26, Sup Hongkong Canton ^ ,fjf San-chee-lee

Pat Po; Teleph. 12744 Export, Import, Export Shipping—

Insurance, Co. Ltd.,

33,British Concession, Shameen; Teleph.

Great China Insurance Co., Ltd. - 13630; Cable Ad: Hocanexcb

C. Arnulphy, manager

35, New Bund; Teleph. 15429

Great Eastern Hotel—226, The Bund; m ffiMa mLa Sai n Pom %

Teleph. 12400 “ Hongkong Oaily Press,”

Groups Chine & Co.—9, French Con- kong, Morning Newspaper (Estab.Hong-

1857)

cession. Shameen; Teleph. 1435S —Hongkong:

Hennessy Road;MarinaTelephs.House and33383

30251, 480,

and (Night) 24511; P.O. Box 1; CableAd:

a Nat Cheong Press. London Office : 53, Fleet Street,

Grieitth (1932),'Ltd., T. E., Raw Silk Ex- E.C. Agents:4; Cable Ad: &.Socotrine.

Koehler Co., Canton

40,Box

French

porters, General Merchants, Shipping Concession, Shameen;

and Insurance Agents Coble Ad: Griffith Cable Ad: Koehler; Codes Used: Acme, P. O. 339;

M. A. Annett, director Universal Trade and Private

P.M.F.M.X.Annett,

Baldesberger, do,do. Hongkong Weekly Press and

China Overland Trade

Report and Chronicle of

Directory

Hannibal & Co., Ltd., W. A., Expor-

ters—73, B. C., Shameen. Head Office: China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

Hongkong Proprietors:

Directors H. F. Lobel (London), Hongkong Daily Press, Limited

-LDinsdale

Harrop(Hongkong)

(Hongkong) and H. S.

Staff Hotel

12407 “Asia” -West Bund; Teleph.

Lo Tsak Man Under the management of the Sun

Poon Po Luen Co., Ltd.

Hing Yip Shipping Co.—68, Ngow Hoi12941Chu Hotel—The Bund; Teleph.

Chow Ngoi Street, Honam: Teleph.

50107' Hop Ciiung Electric Supplies—26.

^lj Cheong Lge W'ai Oi Road, C.; Teleph. 12018

Hogg dt Co., Silk Merchants, Exporters Hup Chung Investment and Savings

and Importers, Commission Agents—19, Co. Second West Bund; Teleph. 12342

British Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: j

Hogg, Shameen; Codes: A.B.C, 5th edn., j Hup Kwan Navigation Co.—6, Sam

Bentley’s,

A. V. Hogg, Acme,proprietor

etc. Hong, Po Shuen Street, West Bund;

Teleph. 10660

CANTON A437

Hutchison

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.

Building, Shameen; Cable Ad: Spero; Canadian Pacific

Teleph. 12389

P. C. Mooney “Glen’’ Line, Ltd.Steamships, Ltd.

Wai Chun Ling American & Manchurian Line

Chau Yui Chi | Kwok Hang Chiu Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

|j|? ^ Hui Gen Patons & Baldwins, Ltd. (Woollen &

Woodsted

Thomas Tarn&Spinners)

Cowan Co. (YVhite Ant

Huygen, G. E., Export, Import, Insurance Exterminators), etc.

and Commission

cession; Teleph. Agent—4,

11495. PO.French

Box Con-

112;

Cable Ad: Huygen; Codes used: A.B.C. n&mm mm te t® *

6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme and Private J ardine Engineering Corporation,

Codes

G. E. Huygen, principal Ltd., The—Teleph. 17171; Cable Ad:

F. Huygen (Swatow) Jardeng

Tam Sui Tong,engineer

compradore Alex. E. Smith, signs per pro.

W. Huygen, Conant Lee, sales engineer

C. Y. Feng, do.

ft $ Engineers—S.

Lee, C. Y. A. Tremlett,

Feng and T. S. Conant

Shum

Yt.ng shang po na men yang Men

yu hsien kung sze Java-China-Japan-Lijn, Canton Agency

Imperial Chemical Industries (China;, Ltd.—22, French Concession, Shameen;

Ltd. (Formerly Brunner, Mond & Co. Teleph. 14073; Cable Ad: Javalijn

China, Ltd.), Importers of Alkalies and H. M. Van der Schalk, manager

Commercial and Industrial Chemicals—

4, British Concession, Shameen:

P.O. Box 30 (Central Post Office); Cable Jebsen

Ad : Alkali porters, Machinery, Shipping and In-

JR. D. L. Gordon surance Agents—Shameen, B. C., P. O:

Miss O. Archangelsky I Box 18 ; Cable Ad : Jebsen ; Codes .

International Assurance

(Incorporated under Co. Ltd. A.B.C.

the Companies’

6th Edition, Bentley’s and Acme

J. Jebsen, partner (Aabenraa,

Ordinances of Hongkong), Life, Fire, Denmark)

Marine, Motor-Car, Baggage and House- J. H. Jessen, do. (Hongkong)

holders’ Insurance C. Offersen, signs per pro.

The Bund; TelepL.— Mission Building,

13760; Cable Ad: H Schneider, do.

W. Nogaitzik

Brintasco Mrs. A. Andersen

International

Banks 1 Savings Society—(Nee Machinery Department

H. W. Henke

Italian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Dyes Department

H. Pielcke I R. Frosch

Japanese Consulate—(See Consulates) A.W. llelmold

Bahnson Ij W. MissFuld

E. Gath

E

fci 13 » | Joe’s Cafeteria, and Soda Fountain,

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- ii tionary, Resturant, Caterers, Bakery & Confec-

also Importer of Candies

chants— i Chocolates & Biscuits—83, B.C. Sha-

Alex. E. Smith, agent i meen; Teleph. 16817

Lo Po Chun, compradore Joe Girvich, proprietor

R. Chung

T. Crowe, godown supt., Tai

Hau Wharves

R. D. Baptista Johnson Engineering Co.—4, British

A. M. da Luz Concession, Shameen; Teleph. 17570;

F. G. Eoa da Silva

L. R. Dixon, representative, Batons Cable 6th

Ad: Johnengine;

edn., Trade, y

BentleyMosse

Codes: A.B.C.

s Complete

& Baldwins, Ltd.

C. L. Chan, representative, Thomas Universal and AcmePhrase,

Cowan & Co. F. Kraemer

Leung Hon | Leung Yat Man

A438 CANTON

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.—(See Agents for:

Banks) M. A. N.-G. H. H. Machine Works,

Augsburg,

sen Nuernberg, Oberhau-

Kailan Mining Administkation, The— Roechling-Buderus Steel Works,

18,

KaipingB.C., 1st Floor, Shameen; Cable Ad: Wetzlar

M. Sun, representative at Hongkong M.Works,

Hensoldt & Sons, Optical

Wetzlar

and Canton Wichmann Broth., Scientifical

Lau Long, assistant Instruments, Berlin

Miss Katherine Kwong Nordmark Works, Hamburg,

Kakanjia, & Co., C. M., General Silk j Pharmaceutical Preparations

Merchants and Commission Agents, Ex- |

1 Prof. Dr. von Poehl & Sons,

burg, Pharmaceutical Prepara-Ham-

porters and Importers—21-23, French. tions

Concession, Shameen; Teleph. 14006; The Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia

Cable Ad: Patell The Valvoline Oil Co., Los Angeles

Kavaeana, S. F., Merchant and Com-

mission Agent— Kwangtung Silk Agency, Raw Silk

H. S. Ravarana Exporters — 33a, British Concession,

Shameen; Teleph. 15208; Cable Ad:

Kentwell, Laweence K., b a. (Oxon), Silkagent P. Poon

Servanin

LL.B., Barrister - at - Law — 4, Shakee

Road; Teleph. 13842; P.O. Bex 26; Cable Hookmanager

Chee

Ad: Kentwell

Kin Shing Investment & Constkuo Banks) Kwangxunc Provincial Bank — (See

tion Co.—142, Tai Tak Road; Teleph.

14098 Kwok Man Advertising and Fine

K. D. Peteoleum Co. of China, Importers Arts Co. —41, Tai Ping Road South.

ofmeen;

Petroleum

Teleph. 10079; P. O. Box 105; 2nd Floor; Teleplh. 15407

Products — 86, B. C., Sha-

Cable Ad:

E. Ammann Macmilpet j S. H. Lai : Kwong Chow Hotel—161, Wing Hon

Kwan Kwok Sze | R. Cheung | Road North; Teleph.. 15070

m. m ! Kwong How University — 19, Man

Koehler Tak Road; Teleph. 10735

Agents - &40, Co. French(1936), Commission

Concession, Sha- |

meen; Teleph. 13238; P.O. Box: 339; Kwong Nam Dockyard—Tung Lon,

Cable Ad: Koehlerco;- Codes Used : Teleph. 12032

Acme, Universal Trade & Private

Agents for:

The andHong KongTrade

Overland Press Lam & ftCo. J., Importers, Exporters,

Daily Report £

Directory and Chronicle of Shipping and Commission Agents—23a,

B. C., Shameen; Teleph. 13624 P.O.Box

China, Japan, Malaya, etc. 33,

J.Cable

Lam Ad; Jameslam

Kunst

tors, & Albers,Merchants—40,

General Engineers, Contrac- fy] ^ Lam Mat

Concession, Shameen; Telephs.French 15825 Lammert & Son, C. H., Fire and Marine

and 13414; P;0. Box 3.33, Shameen; Loss Adjusters and Appraisers—British

Concession,

Cable

Kunst &Ad:Albers,Kunstalber.

HamburgHead Office: mert; Code: Shameen

Bentley’s Cable Ad: Lam-

W. Egge, manager C. H. Lammert

R. Petri, assist, manager F. E. W. Lammert

C,V. H. Vath, Import Dept. Dept. Lai Lip Mun, assistant

I. Treskin, Machinery Special Representatives:

H. R. Baist, Optical Dept. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

CANTON A439

W. W. Cadbury, m.d. and Wife,

Li

Merchants and Insurance Agents—186- Mrs. A. J. Campbell, b.a., principal,

188, Luk YeeSam Road; Teleph. 12804; Western School

Cable Ad: Lifung5th edn.,

CodesA.B.C.

: Western Carlton Castle, b.a., English

Union Telegraph, 5th & R. F. Fortune, ph. d. and Wife,

6th & Improved Anthropology

Telegraph & CableEditions, Commercial,

Code: International Charlotte

G.ture

D. Gower, ph. d., Sociology

W. Groff, m.s. and Wife, Horticul-

Lugagne, Bentley’s, Private, Universal

Trade, Acme and Supplement, New Wm. E. Hoffmann, m.a. and Wife,

Standard

Li To-ming, managing partner Survey and Entomology

Fung Pak-liu, do. E.A.R.J. Knipp,

Kelley, ph.

m.a.,d.English

and Wife, Physics

Fung Hon-wai, signs per pro. C. Chemistry

N. Laird, m.a. and Wife,

Fung Hon-chu, do.

Leung Hung Piu, Au Kaison, W. E. MacDonald, m.a. and Wife,

Chan Shing Yan, Li Chung

Kwong, Chan Siu Yu, Cheung

Chu Ying, Mok Kam Tong, F. Mathematics

A. McClure, ph. d. and Wife,

How Min Chi, Mrs. Li Fung Botany

Lai-wa, Miss C. Chowdick and F. P. Metcalf, ph. n. and Wife, Botany

Miss A. Kwok, F. Oldt, m.d., Public Health

H. G. Rhoads, ph. d, ; and Wife,

m 7i< m J. O.English

Thomson, M.D. and Wife,

Liang, Y. W., Architect and Civil MissSurgery

E. Wells, b.a., assistant editor,

Engineer — 252, Yat Tak Road; Lingnan Science Journal

Teleph. 15464

Y. W. Liang, b.sc.v c.e., m.c.l.e. ft ± m Lok Se Li

Liang Kwang Motor Trading Co.— Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.,

94-96, Fung Ning Road; Telephs. Merchants — Loxley House, Shameen;

13246 and 14833; P.O. Box 108; Cable Teleph. 13657; Cable Ad: Loxley

Permanent

(Tientsin) Director—D. O. Russell

Ad: Liangmotor Managing Director—J. Petrie

K. C. Chick, manager Manager—F. Meyer

C. Y. Ma, asst, manager Secretary—F. G. Herridge

D. C. Kwan, accountant Staff'-Sze Hon Hoi,

Fai, K.LamT.Kwok

Distributors for :

“ Chevrolet ” Cars and Trucks Chan Wan Yu, On,

Tin

“Goodyear” Tires and Tubes Kwong Po, K. Y. Fan, Wong Pak

Chaam, Miss L. Tossan and Miss

E. Tossan

m* & u w m Agencies:

Lingnan University (Canton''Christian Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line

College)—Cable Ads: Lingnanuni or Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. .

Amerfound Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.

Y. L. Lee, b. a. and Wife, president General Accident & Life Assurance

J. M. Henry, d.d. and Wife, provost Corpn., Ltd.

Y. K. Chu, ph. n. and Wife, dean of Union Brewery, Shanghai

K.theF. University

Koo, m.a. and Wife, dean, £ p ft

Luen Fung & Co., Manufacturers and

College of Agriculture General Exporters—22-24, Sun Hing

G.librarian

W. Taam, ph. d.College

and dean, and ofWife,

Arts Street; Teleph. 11715; Cable Ad:

H.College

S. Frank, ph. d. and Wife, dean, Luenfung; Codes: Acme, Universal

of Sciences Trade, Bentley’s and Private

Donald M. Allen, m.a., English Fung Yau Yan, managing partner

Gilbert Baker, b.a., Religion

C.H. Blackman, b.a., English

C. Brownell, m.a. and, , Wife, |j Lyon, G. Edward, Attorney-at-Law

History (American)—80,, Tai Ping Ma Loo;

Teleph. 14533; Cable Ad: Lyonco

A440 CANTON

Madier, Ribet et Cie., Raw and Waste chers & Co., Bremen. Branches;

Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin, Tsing-

Silk

Yokohama Exporters'

and—Lyons

Shanghai, Canton,

Cable, Ad: tao, Swatow and Melchers. Inc.

Madiersilk; Codes: Bentley’s Cpmplete

Phrase Bentley’s Second Phrase, Acme New York

H. Ferber, manager

Code & Private Code I. Rudloff

J. Madier. partner

A.L. Ribet, do.

Demenre, signs per pro. TO £7 H HR

Mxngsan Afe Co,, Importers, Exporters,

ffl fa Men Na Manufacturers’ Representatives and

Commission Agents—Office: 26, Ning

Manners

porters and& Exporters,

Co., Ltd.,Shipping Im- Kai

John, and Cable

Wang Kai, Chung Kwai Road:

Insurance Agents—62, British Conces- HugoAdMingsan,

: MingsanImport manager

sion, Shameen ; Cable Ad : Manners, Lai Suk Kwong, Import clerk

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Acme, E.WongHarrison, ExportExport

Yew Kwong,

Ming, manager

clerk

Bentley’s and Universal

.1 ohn Manners, directorTrade

(Hongkong) Wong Vow compradore

Wallace

K. Kastmann, J. Hansen, do.

do. do.

do.

L. Muhle, manager MISSIONS

J. B. Kooter American Bible Society—Kwong

B. Herschend Hip Building, Yan Tsai Road :

N. O. Chi isten sen Cable Ad : Burkwall,’ Fongtsuen

P. Skovbye

Agencies : British Episcopal Church Establish-

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd. ment, Christ Church—Shameen

States Steamship Co.

Andrew Weir &~Co. (Bank Line) Trustees — The Bishop of Victoria..

AmericandesPioneer LinePortland Arti- H.B.M. Consul-General, H-BAL

Vice-Consul

• Societe Ciments Committee—Rev.

ficiels de ITndo-chine, Haiphong

Shanghai Leather Co.,Ltd.

Ltd., Shanghai D. L. Dawson andG. G. F. Allen,

F. Tyrellm.a..

Sun Insurance Office, Hon. Seoty. and Treas.—H. Staples

Smith

*\ & m & m a m % French Mission—

Manufacturers Life Insurance Rt.

R. R.Rev.F. F-Mgr.C. Fourquet,

Robert Bishop

Co., The—20, B. C., Shameeh; Telephs.

15372 (General Office)& 17092 (Manager); A.P. Chatelain

Jarreau i P. Seznec

Cable Ad: Manulife. Head Office: C. Pierrat F. L. Morel

Toronto,

V. E.Canada

manager

Ferrier, acting district P.A. Le

Veyres

Baron | P.D. Narbais-jaureguy

Fleury

Masonic Club, Canton—Shameen R: — Sam Ching

President—A. Hoffmeister

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer— Mitsui Importers Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Genera)

W. Roland Farmer Concession, and Exporters—58,

Shameen; British

Cable Ad: Mitsui.

Head Office: Tokyo

McDonnell & Gorman, Inc., En-

gineering Projects—268, The Bund:

Teleph. 12190; Cable Ad : Macdon fV ogra IB& Co., W. E. HiR.,P KeeMerchants

R.N. T.A. McDonnell, gen.

Gorman, asst. do. mgr. and Commission Agents, Exporters

and Importers, Jade a Speciality,

Oriental Art Wares, Antiques,

m Ik m Chinese Old and Modern Em-

Melchers & Co., Importers, Export- broideries—Shameen ; P.O. Box 44;

ers, Shipping and Insurance Cable Ad: Mogra; Codes A.B.C.

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s and

Agents—53, British Concession, Sha- Private

meen : Teleph. 12841: Cable Ad:

Melchersco. Head Office: C. Mel- E. R. Mogra

CAkN/TON A44J

/id rfit X M W Slta-min-huny-po-kuk National (See Banks) City Ban?; of New York—

Municipal Council- Shameen- (B.C.)

Chairman—H.

Vice-Chairman S. J.Smith'

C. G. Fergusson National Commercial & Savings

R. Y. Frost Bank, Ltd.—(See Banks)

W. J. Reid

Secretary, D. P. W. it C. S. P.—W. J. Nielsen & Malcolm, Fire Loss Asse?-

Scotcher sors—Chartered Bank Bldg., Sha-

Chief Clerk—T. Lcotvg meen; Cable Ad: Nielcolm, Sha-

Shameen JVursing Home meen '

Matron-in^Charge

Henderson — Miss 4 M.

tfc t il5 # B

Municipal Council, French Conces- Nippon cession,

Yusen Kaisha- 69, British Con-

Shameen; Teleph; 11004; Cable

sion—

M. L. Eynard, Consul de France, Ad: Yuen

President SS € It *

Members—M. M. H. S. Kavarana N orthern Feather.

and G. Fournier Fjerfabrik A; S), FeaWther

qrks,Merchants

Ltd. (Nox-disk

and

Hydraulic Presspnckers—British Con-

Nam Yinq Insurance Co.—42, Tai cession, Shameen; Works i*hd

Tai Sha Tau, East Bund; Cable Ad: Gbdowns:

Ping Road South; Teleph. 12450 Chinaimptirt; Codes: Bentley’s, Scho-

frj & P& # *0 & field’s,

Private Lieber’s, A.B.C., 5th edn. and

NANYANG Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.— K. Neckelman, general manager for

The Bund; Teleph. 12009; Cable Ad: 3353 the Far East

Erik Huttemeier

gg H Mei-ya Chan Wing Ip, compradore

National Union Fire Ins. Co.—Missions M. Bielunski

Building, The Bund; Telephs. 16044 Norwegian Consulate—((See Consulates)

andAmerican

12311; Cable Ad: Underiters

Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Inc,,U.S.A.,managers for the Orient Oriental HoTEi^-The Bund

3 &• « * 0 M H & IS !$ IT *

Neco Neon Co., Manufacturers of Neon Ta pan sheung shun hung sze

Light Signs—155, Tin Kwan Lane; Osaka

Telephs. 15963 and 11849; Cable Ad: cession Shameen; Syosen Kaisya—31, British Con-

Necan Teleph. 12235; Cable

General Manager-—Y. T. Hsu Ad: Shosen. Head Office: Osaka

Technical Advisors—Dr. C. T. Chu, Payri it Sons, K. S., Merchants

d.s. and K. C. Chan, d.s. and Commission Agents—Shameen;

P.O. Box 329 (Hongkong); Cable

Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Ad: Kasopa

Distributors of the Goods of Nestle & K; S. Pavri I J. K. Pavri

Anglo-Swiss

French Condensed Milk Co.—20,

Concession, Shameen; P.O. P. K. Pavri | S. K. Pavri

BoxW. 45L, Thompson, Rustom K. Pavri, signs per pro.

manager . &. M. Pavri

Jamshed K. Pavri

New Asia Hotel—Tai Ping Road % m * X w 1$ m m

South; Teleph. 12602 Pearl River Conservancy Bureau—

New Asia Underwriters—West Bund; White KowloonCloud Road (Opposite

Railway Canton

Station); Telephs.

Telephi. 13541 11437 and 11125; Cable Ad: Conservauc:

New China Hotel-501, Tai Ping Road Code

Director—Wah Yat Yeung Phrase

Used; Bentley’S Complete

South; Teleph. 15243 Engipeer-in-Chief—Tsung Pu Hsu

A442 CANTON

Peter Music Co., Manufacturers of Shameen: Teleph. 17587; Cable Ad:

Pianos, Organs, and Musical In- Refeek;Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s

struments—214, Wing Hon Road; andA. Private E. M. Rafeek

Teleph. 14665; Cable Ad: Petermusic: W. K. Tai Y.W. Tung

Code used: Bentley’s S. L. Lo K.S. Tai

Ping On Custom Broker Co.—10, Agencies S. Yuen | H.K. Chan

Luen Hing Road; Teleph. 11383 :

Slazeugers, Ltd.

Portuguese Consulate—(^ee Consu- Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd.

lates) M. Naef k Co., Ltd.

Leslies, Ltd.

% ® mmm Dubarry Perfumery Co., Ltd.

Post Office (Kwangtung District)—Head Walter M. Lowney & Co., Ltd,

Office: Canton; Telephs. Director’s United States Rubber Export Co.,

Office 17737, Chief Ltd.

Department’s Officeof 17738,

Local Chief

Businessof

Ill % Tai Wo

Accounts and Checking Dept’s. Office Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Silk Mer-

17313, Accounts and Checking Dept’s. chants, Importers,

Office 16097, Administrative Depts. Engineers—Cable Ad: Exporters and

Josstree. Hong-

13816, Local Inspectors’ Office 17867, kong, Swatow and Shanghai

Transportation Division 13111, Mail W. J. Scotcher, manager (signs

Department and Enquiries: (Ground per pro.)

Floor)Bank

ings 17739,13814,

(First Floor)Bank

Savings 11401, Sav-

Business

Manager’s Office 11015, Savings Bank J. H. O'Brieri

Business Department’s Godown (No. 1) P. J. O’Brien

14213, (No. 2) 14881 and (No. 3) 50611: Chan Hin Shu

Cable Ad : Postos Lam Wai Wood

Director—C. E. Molland Chau Shin Clung

Chief of Accounts & Checking gH H Loo Ling (

Department—G.M.R. de Sercey

Chief of Local Business Depart- Reuter, Brockelmann

Exporters, Insurance k.and Co., Commission

Importers,

ment—Tsang Yuk Ming

Chief of Inland Business Depart- Agents Concession; Cable Ad: Heyn: AllBritish

— Office : 8, Shameen, Stan-

ment—Lai Yee-san dard Codes

Chief of General Affairs Dept.—Lee

Tsz Wa H. Rothkehl, signs per pro., mgr.

Savings Bank Business Manager G. Gohdes

—K. 0. Tseng

Savings Bank (Officer-in-Charge)— Reuters, Ltd.—85, B.C.. Shameen;

Telephs. 11221,

Irving Lee

Postmasters — Tang Chak-cheung (Manager); Cable12233 (Office)

Ad: Reuter

(Shameen, Canton), Kiang Ming A. R. G. Hammond,

A. Mahomed manager

Tsao (Swatow), Wong Ku Heung J. Chan

(Namhoi, Fatshan), Pao Kow Rossia Fire Insurance Co., of Am-

Wa (Hoihow,

Chui (Pakhoi) Kiungshan) Luk Lun erica—Missions Bldg., The Bund:

Telephs. 12311 and 16044; Cable Ad :

Radio Electrons, Ltd.—72. Sup Pat Underiters American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Po, Sun Street; Teleph. 11171 Inc., U.S.A., mgrs. for the Orient

Retail Sellers of :

Majestic Radio Sacred Heart SanCollege

R. C. A. Radiotrons Coeur)—Tai Street,(College du Sacni

New City

fr w m m ^ ^

Rafeek & Co., Shipowners, Manufac- Salt Administration,

torate of (District ofDistrict Direc-

Kwangtung)—

turers, Importers and Exporters, Com- 4, Wen Te Tung Road; Telephs. 11534,

mission Agents and Manufacturers 17484, 11418,11417, 15570.15041, 13952

Representatives—72, British Concession, and 10336; Cable Ad: Salt

CANTON A443

District Director—Yao Yuan Lun Siemens China Co. (Canton

Associate do. —L. F. Newman Branch), Electrical Engineers and

District Travelling Inspector —Ni Contractors—17, B.C., Shameen;

Hao Sen

Chief Secretary—Li Kai Tsung Telephs. 16726 and 10929; Cable Ad:

Chief Accountant—Chen Pao Jui Motor

Chief of Production and Consumption Siemssen & Co., Import and Export Mer-

Dept.—Chang Yuen chants, Insurance and Shipping Agents

Chief of Revenue Guards Dept.— —75 and 75a, B. C., Shameen; Codes;

Lin Hsiang All Standard

H. Stehr, signs per pro.

fr # U4

Sander Wieler & Co., Importers, Ex- W. Rode

H. Brunke || R.J. Herde Kunath

porters and Commission Agents — 71, G. Arndt i J. Kruta

British Concession,

14005; P.O. Shameen;

Box 42; Cable Teleph.;

Ad: Sander

wieler; Bentley’s and Universal Sincere

Codes:partner

A. Sander,

Co., Ltd., The—The Bund;

Teleph. T2702; Cable and Radio Ad:

Sincere; Head Office: Hongkong;

W. Sander, manager Capital $10,000,000.

Lo Tai Yue, sub. manager

Ma Ting Yui, do.

m m

Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Microscopes, Sincere Insurance ito Invesment Co.,

i Optical

Hospital,andUniversity

Electro-medical Apparatus, Ltd., The—1. Sincere First Street, The

and Laboratory

Supplies. Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Other Bund;Head Office: Hongkong, and 10

if Preparations—20/24, Branches; Capital $1,200,000

P.O. Box 47; Teleph.Ching13793;Yuen

CableMaloo;

Ad: Sincere Life Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

Schmidtco; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s, 1, Sincere First Street, The Bund; Head

I Acme, Mosse Supplement Office: Hongkong;

I P.L. Mueller

A, Schenk, manager The Sincere Co., Capital $2,000,000

Ltd., general mgrs.

A. Genrich

t Mrs. G. Krasselt Societe Commerciale Asiatique, Im-

Agencies:

E. Leitz—Optical Works, Wetzlar porters Shameen; and Exporters

Teleph. 10930; —Cable

16, B.C.,

Ad:

Microscopes, Optical Instru- Socom. Branches: Paris & H’kong.

ments, etc. F. Sireyjol, manager (Paris)

Sanitas, Berlin—Electromedical • Chan Yok Lam, manager

! Apparatus

Jetter & Scheerer — Tuttlingen South China Christian Book Co.—

Surgical Instruments

F. W. Breithaupt & Sohn—Cassel 2, SChiu Yam Street; Teleph. 11802

Kok, manager

Surveying Instruments

Shameen Lawn Tennis Club- South China Estate Investment Co.

President—A. P. Blunt, c.m.g. —Man Fook Road; Teleph. 12714

I Chairman—H. de V. Booten South China News Agency — 257,

1 Committee — D. A. Baker-Carr, M.

Pagh, R. J. M. Darnley (hon. Chung Wah Road, C.; Teleph. 12661

treasurer)

secretary) and S. M. Garrad (hon. South China Oil Refining Co.—Ka

Shameen Telegraph Station—98, B.C., Nam 14017

Tong, Tai Ping Road; Teleph.

Shameen; Teleph. 16208

South China Trading Co.—17, F.O.,

H ^ Kee Ghong Shameen ; Teleph. 10959

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Merchants—B.C. Southern Dispensary—58, Po Wah

Shameen; Teleph. 10937; Cable Ad:

Keechong Maloo; Teleph. 12689

A 444 CANTON

ft M T,,;, ii'(> Studt & Co., Export-Import-En-

SPALINGK® &- Oo , S.A'l i U:,' Silk Mer- Hongkong:gineering — 16, F. C., Shameen;

chants,.

ters, GenteMlMachinery,

General Exporters and Impor- ing ; Cable Bank

Mechanical

of China Build-

Ad : Sudco; Codes:

and Electric—Teleph. 10814 ; Cable”Ad: Acme, Mosse, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bent

ley & Private

Spalinger, Shameen J. Schacht, managing partner

A.U. Spalinger,

Hoffmeister,director

dp. D. Schacht, do.

K. P. Hui, signs per pro.

M. GaVih, signs per pro.

R. Gatternigg, engineer Chan Wai Yin. do.

General Agents : H. Tong, do.

Baloise Fire Insurance Ca, Basle Hamburg Office

Agents: Barkhof Haus I

“Helvetia” Swiss Fire Insurance Co.,

St. Gall, Switzerland Sun Co., Ltd., The—Department

Machinery Afimts \

Ateliers de Construction Oerlikpn, Store, West Bund and. Wai Oil Road;

Telephs. 12704 & 10590; Cable Ad:

Turbines &

Electric Machines Turbo Generators, Taisun

Escher WySS Engineering Works,

Ltd., Hydro-Electric A Steam Plants Sun Hing Steamship G,q.—The Bund ;

Appareillage Gardy S.A., Electric Teleph. 13543

Installation Material

Landis & Gyr, Electric Meters Sun Wah Hotel—Ka Naam Tong,

Swiss Car & Elevator Manufac- Tai Ping Road South; Teleph. 12981

turing Corpn., Ltd.

Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works Sun Yat Sen University—Shihp’ai

Establissements Benninger S. A..

Textile Machinery tJC Wing Ming

Adolphe Salhrer, Ltd., Textile Sun Lire Assurance Co., of Canada—

Machinery and Diesel Busses 86, British Con., Shameen; Teleph.

Y. Ammann A.G., Road Making 17631 . ;

Machinery (Special Representatives: C. H.

Kern & Coi, Optical Instruments Lammcrt & Son)

Correspondent's of: F. E. W. Lammert, special re-

Sulzer Bros. Winterthur, Marine ifc presentative

Stationery Diesel Pumping Sta- Miss F. Y—Ci %Wu, James Hum,

tions, Ice Making and Air-cooling Miss T. Wong, Lam Plum Choy,

Plants. Wong Bun Qun,, agents

^ Mei Foo Swiss Consulate—(NV Consulates) j

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Cable Sworn Measurer’s Office- -54, Shameen;

Ad : Standvac Teleph. 17586; Cable Ad: Measurer

D'.R.G.R.FojPearson

ts, manager T. C. Fairburn

H. de V. Booten Tavadia & Futakia, Bill, Bullion, Share,

E. R. Eichholzer Stock and General Brokers—Shameen:

W. C. Watson Cable

T. H. BudingtOh

E. L. Marshall, supt., installation 11025; Ad:

CodesTavadia;

: A.B.C.Telephs.

5th and 11300 and

6th edns.,

R. L. Gregorg Bentley’s Al, Leiber’s and Private

A. E. Osmund B. C. Tavadia | E. C. Tavadia

L. E. de Sousa N. B. Futakia ! J. N. Patel

Strong & Co., Exporters and Comittission 13 & iJe -& ± H

Agents—Office: Teh sze ku ho you hung sze

Shameen; Cable8, Ad: British Concession,

Chinaforce, all Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

Standard Codes

H. Rothkehl, manager and Its Products, Kerosene, Gasoline

and Imbricating Oils, Roofing Materials,

CANTON A445

Asphalts, etc.—85a, British Conces- fk m k S ®

sion, Shameen; Telephs. 11366 & 13558; Wat sun sz tai yeuk Jong

Cable Ad: Texaco, Shameen

H. S. Chuck, in charge . r ■ Watson

ton

U Co., Ltd., A. S., “The Can-

Dispensary,” Chemists and Drug-

E. J. M. Rozario, accountant gists, Aerated Waiter Manufacturers,

Wine and Spirit Merchants

Travel Advisers, The, General Pas- . .J..A-Jones, manager

J- Stephen

senger Booking Agents—3, French Miss A. Prata Miss A. Lee

Concession, Shameen ; Teleph. 16175; Agencies :

Cable Ad: Adviser Dewars (White Label)

Coca Cola

Tung Shan Recreation Club—Tung- Western Home—The Bund; Teleph. 12430

shan ; Teleph. 70076

Wo Hing Hong Silk Corporation

% % m >K K fa t. ft Raw and Waste Silk Dealers—32, B.C.,

B.C., Wohingsilk

Ad: Shameen; Teleph. 13624; Cable

n & m fi-m m

Union Insurance Sociktv of Clanton, World Trading Co.—18, Sup Pat Po,

Ltd., Fire and Marine liLSuraiLce— North; Teleph. 12044

Loxley Building,

Shameen, 50, British

Cable Ad: Union Concession,

S. M. Garrard, acting branch mgr. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors.

Ltd.—Telephs. 10213 k 15819; Cable Ad:

Vasunia & Co., J. P., Exporters of Powhattan J. P. Macdermott, division mgr.

Raw Silk, Silk Piece Goods, .Fire-

crackers, Matting & all Broduets. — Y ien Y1EH Commercial Bank—{See.

‘27, French Concession : Tel. 14181; Banks)

Cable Ads: Piroshah & Vasunia

Yokohama Specie Bank—{See Banks)

is m m % m Young- Men’sCable

Christian Association—

Wic tor li tsau ,tim The Bund; Ad: Flamingo

Victoria Hotel—British Concession,: President—T.

Shameen I Teleph. 13501; Cable Ad: ; Vice do. —Y. M. Linn T. Pun

Victoria

W. R. Farmer, proprietor Treasurer—N. C. Chue

R. G. Jones, manager Recording Secretary—K. M. Wong

Yeung Yee Sang, comprador^.. Secretaries — E. H. Lockwood and

Y. L. Lee

KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT OF

THE CHINESE MARITIME

CUSTOMS

This tois the,

adjacent inclusiveandname

Hongkong given to:inthe1887

established Chinese Maritime Customs

in accordance with the stations

Chefoo

Agreement

the movement of of1876opium

and and

its Additional Article

of collecting dutyofon1885

the fortrade

thecarried

purposeonofbyrecording

Chinese

junks between

was taken overHongkong

by Hongkong, and Chinese ports. stations

the Customs In 1899, werewhenremoved

the NewfromTerritory

their

former locations, which had been brought within the British boundary, and the present

Stations and Barriers, naming them from west to east, are as follows : Lintin

Station and Taishan Station (in the Canton Delta), Shehow and Kwaimiao

Stations (on the shores of Deep Bay), Shatao Barrier (at the mouth of Shum-

chun River), Tsoc Yuk Wai Barrier (Shumchun River Station), Shumchuu

Railway Station and Lower Barrier (at Shumchun—nearby is Shumchun H.Q.

and Wireless Station, a group of buildings on a hill not classed as a Customs

Station), Lofong and Lentong Barriers and Shataokok Station (at the mouth

of starting inlet). Yumtu and Sha-u-chung Stations and Namo Barrier (on

the shores of Mirs Bay), Samun Station (on Tu Niang Island beyond M.irs

Point and further up the coast of Swabue Station). In addition there are

certain minor posts for purely preventive work. Of these Stations Taishanluk

and Samun are temporarily evacuated due to the destructive activities of the

Japanese fleet.

Trade in 1937

The total value of direct foreign trade in the Kowloon district for 1937

amounted to $99.3 million, an increase of $35.6 million as compared with the

figure for 1936. This figure is not gratifying as it would at first sight appear.

It is, in the main, the result of the closing of the Yangtze and of the •Japanese

blockade of the China coast with the consequent diversion of import and export

trade from Shanghai to Kowloon. The increase in trade through the Kow-

loon district cannot therefore be considered altogether natural or healthy. The

following are the figures for the value of direct foreign trade during the year,

with the comparative figures for 1936; ijnports, $82.7 million as against $57.5

million in 1936; exports, $16.6 million as against $6.2 million. There was a

decline in the quantity of rice imported from abroad, what was imported be-

ing for the most part brought in either duty-free for relief purposes or at

half the duty rate. During the year 1 million quintals of rice was ipiported

compared ivith 1.3 million quintals during 1936. Although during the first

part of the year there was a considerable fall in the amount of gasolene im-

ported, due to the increased use of Diesel and charcoal-burning vehicles on

the roads of Kwangtung, this decline was more than compensated for by the

enormous demands during the past few months of the year, 32.3 million litres

being imported as compared with 20.7 million litres during 1936. The im-

portation of kerosene oil increased from 12.7 million litres for 1936 to 45.8 million

litres for 1937. This was due to the financial failure of many of the native

distilleries, brought about by their inability to pay full Customs duty on

liquid fuel with a high kerosene, content and the consequent greatly increased

demand for imported oil. Liquid fuel, of which 131,500 metric tons was im-

ported in 1935 and 98,000 metric tons in 1936, declined to 60,634 metric tons

in 1937 for the same reason, viz., the failure of the native distilleries which

KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT A447

were previously large purchasers of this oil Due to the gradual extension of

motor traffic and to a general expansion of industrial enterprises, lubricating

oil, mostly imported from the United States of America and Netherlands

India, increased to 5.7 million litres from 4.2 million litres in 1936. Rails

increased from 11,936 to 117,490 quintals. Here, again, it was the urgent need

for rails in the Yangtze region on the Canton-Hankow Railway and the closing

of the normal trade route through Shanghai which led to this pronounced in-

crease. As in the case of imports, so with exports, considerable quantities of

cargo were diverted to Kowloon for transshipment abroad. 4,956 quintals of

wolfram ore, which had previously been a negligible, item in the trade returns

of Kowloon, was exported together with 22,819 quintals of antimony regulus

and 22,452 quintals of wood oil. The number and tonnage of vessels entered

and cleared under General Regulations decreased from 19,275 vessels, with

1,757,245 tons, for 1936 to 75,206 vessels, with 1,418,047 tons, for 1937, and

vessels plying under Inland Waters Steam Navigation Regulations were also

reduced to a great extent. Services on the railway remained normal until

the outbreak of hostilities. From December only one passenger express main

tained communication with Canton. There was a drop in the number of

water-borne passengers from 186,801 to 115,648 and in rail-borne from 1,728,921

to 1,360,366.

Road construction in the district was'continued. Following completion of

the road from Shehow and Namtao to Taiping and thence via Tungkun to

Canton, the bridge across the Shumchun River at Man! amtao was completed

on the last day of the year, and, although communication by road to Canton

is stilt by a roundabout route via Waichow and Cheungmuktao, it will be

possible as soon as the link between Shumchun Market and Namtao has been

constructed to drive direct to Canton via Taiping and Tungkun. Great

strides were made in improving communications by air from Kaitak, the air

port of Hongkong, during the year. Imperial Airways continued and im-

proved their weekly service run in connexion with their through service from

Australia to London, Pan-American Airways began operating weekly from

San Francisco via Manila to Hongkong on the 23rd April, and the Eurasia

Aviation Corporation inaugurated their thrice-weekly run to and from Pei-

ping on the 29th June. Connexions, already well established between Canton

and Shanghai by the China National Aviation Corporation, continued to

function successfully thrice weekly till the outbreak of hostilities in August

put a temporary stop to their activities. Following the outbreak of hostilities

the Eurasia Aviation Corporation reorganised their service to Central China,

principally to Hankow, to deal with the growing traffic, and the China

National Aviation Corporation recommenced operations late in the year by

land-plane to Central China,

Exchange rates on Hongkong for Canton small coin fluctuated between

(Janton SmuU-coiv 'SI28.80 and; $122.50,1 for Canton bank-notes between $222.20

and 1699.30, and for Canton bank-notes (legal tender) between $146 and

$156.30 to Hongkong $100. Sterling exchange rates for Hongkong Treasury

Notes fluctuated very little, high being is. 2f/L and low Is- 3fd. Movements

of treasure during the year in and out of Hongkong reached considerable

dimensions, the actual figures being $386.4 million imported and $395.2 mil

lion exported. The abnormal times were responsible for this excessive move

merit of treasure.

The trade of the’ Colony of Hongkong increased in terms of the Hongkong

dollar by 35 per cent compared with 1936. and in terms of sterling-by 32.2 per

cent. The value of imports was $617.1 million (£38.1 million) compared with

$452.4 million (£28.5 million') in 1936, and the value of exports was $467.:;

million (£28:8 million) compared with $350.9 million (£22.1 million) in 193C.

4U48 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT

DIRECTORY

1 || jl K^-Xyo,, Kn-Un Medical Officers—Wan Chik Hing

UfliUJSsK- -CusTbai^ (Kowloon &.> and Hermami'Ralean

■ i Dist-idcl))*rrHong: Kong Addi; Fourth , Chief TidesurveyOr—W. J. Fulker

Assistant Tidesurveyors—H. Har-

, Floor, Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s rison and S. Kemp

Hoad Central; Teldphs' ; BH4(91r,6; Boat ©fficer^C. W. and

E. Furey,

Cable .Ad : Code Hongkong Cheung Hak Ching Young

Coramissionsr—tH. A. ‘Pritchard Tsun Kau

.Administrative Deputy Commis-

sioner—rR. R. de L. Lieschiiig Appraisers—C. H- Fuller, : S.

Preventive Deputy Commissioner— Hankin and Li Shu Nam

W. A: B. Hardener ‘Exaniiriefs—W; ' A. Artlbtt, ' F.

Deputy Commissioner (Special Gutteridge, Cheung Kam-iu,

List) aiid fChiei Tidesurveyor— Leung Ping Hon, Ling Ce

W. J. Fulker Huilg, Li Shin Yeung, Shi Man

Assistants—-T. Manuel Wong, Pun Chung, Kwan Ping-to, Cheung

Kwok-ching, Chan Leung Sing, Chung Tak, Lui Ho Leung, Au

0. S. Archer, Hung Chang Sik Chuen and Sun Ih Mon

Chien, Ko I-hua, Lo Yuan Tidewriters—Ho Buoi Hiong,

Hsun, Yeh Shu Lien, Fung Kee Chang Chung Shing, Lipg

Yuen and Hsieh Min Tai Guong Cing, Han Shih Kuei.

, Clerks—Chan Shin Man, Liu Gut, Ch

Ping, Chung Kwok-lum. Kan Chioh, M. N, Preobrajensky-

Wei Wen, Huang Kuo Liang, T>'ug Shao Chin, Wong Yat

Wong Kin-woo, Chan Kwok Ming, Fung Yun Sang. Sheng

Wing, Woh^ Chit Chiu, Chen Yuan Tsing, Wang Shou Wen,

Ching Hao, Chang Ping-nan, Yuen Ki, Huang Chao Kuang,

Chen Hsiao Feng, Cheung King' Wang Eng Yao, Li Hsiu Ling,

Chiu, Lb Hoi-iu, Shen Hyau- Tsai , Kwan Pu, Yeung Shing

ming, Oavid Tina Hung, Chen , Kei, SiUn Ap, Lau Kai Che,

Chang Jui, Ip Kwok Chu, Law Chow

Fung YuChunWei,Nam,

Wong Wang

Yan Jim,

Pei

Chung Shi ng. Chan Sheung Hwa, San Kwook Cheung, Chiu

Yook, Hwang Hou-hwa. Hwong Sze Po, Kao Tsung Chi, Tsa.r

Chun Chieh, Ip Yuen Fun, Wei Fook Wah, F. K. Turner, Leo

Dji Fen, Chi V Hsing, Lam Sek Do Ming, A. J. Mann, T. R.

Chou, Leung Chee Woph, Tse Kennedy, E. Webb, J. R, .Had-

Po Kivan, Lee Man Kwan. Yeh'’ dock, L. A. Mullett, Chen

Hown Kao, Chang Ming Yuan. Tsiao, Chen Yun Cheng, Zien

To Shiu Wah, < Seto DingV Ta I Ts Tshang. Wong Yo Pei.

and Leung Wai-dak Hwang Bing Hien, Yu Y7iln

Stenographers—MissiPhyllis

Miss .Maisie Tioney ■ -Irig and Yuan, Kyttiig Sing Ming. Yung

Typists—Miss .Patricia jHo, SinrHirtn , Yun Man,- Wong Kung Kuen,

Chojig and Mi«a May Ling: Li Hsnn, Kuo Mou Tsou, Chan

Writers-—Ma Ohiieh-sheng, Huang Ping Shing, Chang Chi Ju,

, Cheng Ching Hung, Oho Kao

Yen-mi n . , ■ -tChien-lun,

C'opyists—Wang

1

, Tung | Chi, Lin I Chin, Woo Chi

Hong, Chow CMa Chou, Chen

Yen-nien, Lau Chen-chih, Ho- Hun Geou, Lam Wa Kan, Mak

shui-yiian, Chhn Feng-sheng, Kvong Shan, Kwok Wan

Feng Yu-ching, Teng Oh’ung Cheng, Yuan Dzi Ming. Hsiao

po, Ko . Chiing-ming, Pao Hua, Hsieh Hsiieh Chia,

Yipch’ipg, Shjh Chung-liiHuang and Lee Kung - Kee. Wang Nyi Woh

Liang I-p’eng and Liu Kwang Hsu

Shroffs—Pao Yao-ch’ien, Ch’en Southern Commander, Main Area

Yao-tsu and I Ch’i-luan No. 4—R. G. Everest

KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT A 449

Marine Surveyor—A. Macintyre A. Gowdy, Act. 1st Officer;

2nd Engineer A (On Special Dut3 Fong Tsing Tuh, 2nd Office)-

—H. Cairns B ; Lu Sung Shu, 2nd Officer

2nd Engineer A (On Special Duty) C; Tsao Wei Ling, 2nd Officer

—C. Wallis C; Hsu Chen Gon, 2nd Officer

Wireless Supervisor—H. J. Smith C; R. K. Wallace, First En-

Asst. Wireless Supervisor—Wu. gineer ; Chow Ming Show.

William Wireless Operator

Marine Clerks—Ip Kun Im C.P.S. Soohsing :

and Cheung King San W. N. Johnson, Acting Com-

Wireless Operators—Leung Chee mander; Chen Nien Chi, Act.

Yung and Lai Li Kut 1st,Officer; Meng Chao Ting,

Customs Preventire Vessels 2nd Officer C; Liu Shih

C.P.S. Chunhsing : Hsiang, 2nd Officer C; S. D.

J. B. Morpeth, Commander; Wilkie. Act. 1st Engineer; Ku

A. H. White, Act. 1st Officer; How-liangj Wireless Operator

N. A. Lekven, 2nd Officer B; C.P.S. Chahsing :

Shen Tsu Hui, 2nd Officer C; G. E. Norman, Acting Com-

Yu Chin Pang, 2nd Officer C; mander ; Dunn Chung Fai,

W. McLaughlin, 1st En Acting 1st Officer; K. A.

gineer; R. F. Young, 2nd Stranger, 2nd Officer B;

Engineer B: Lee Chi Fah, Kiang Pao Lien, 2nd Officer

Midshipman; Waung Doong ... C; E. J. P. Frederiksen, Act.

Tshoo, Midshipjnan; Chang I 1st Engineer

Tsio, Wireless Operator ’ C.P.S. Haiplng:

C.P.S. .Housing; G. H. Muxworthy, Acting Com-

G. S. Hall. Act. Commander; mander; Tang Kuen Sang,

Liu Cheng Moo, Act. 1st Acting 1st Officer; Hsieh Wei

Officer; R. Sandvig, 2nd Chi, 2nd Officer B ; Lee Chung

Officer C; Leung Fung Yeung, Yen, 2nd Officer C ; R. Peder-

2nd Officer C; Hu Shih Dean, sen, Acting 1st Engineer:

2nd Officer C; V. B. Glover. Wang Shih Chang, Wireless

First Engineer; Lin Shap, 2hd Operator

Engineer C; Wang Tsing C-P.S. Haihui:

Sheng, Midshipman; Tang R. Perry, Acting Commander,

Ching Yun, Midshipman ; Tang Tsung Wai, Acting 1st

Chen Sze Tsung, Wireless . Officer ; Loh Fei Lung, 2nd

Operator Officer B; P. Mogensen, 2nd

C.P.S. Tehhsing : Officer B; R. A. M. Lloyd,

E. N. H. Sanguinetti, Com- 2nd Officer B; N. I. Voro-

mander; W. W\ Molyneux, bioff, Act. 1st Engineer

Act. 1st Officer; Liao Hung C. P. S. Cheongkong :

Hsi, 2nd Officer B; Young P. W. SHson, Act. 1st Officer-

Tsun Luk, 2nd Officer C; G. ; in-Charge; Pun Yung Cho.

Bogie, 2nd Engineer A; Tsoo 2nd Officer C

Wen Yuan, Midshipman; Hsu C.P.S. Yeungshing:

Yau Kang, Midshipman; J. M. Ovans, Act. 1st Officer-in-

Wang Mo Lin, Wireless Charge; Chung Fu Lin, 2nd

Operator Officer A

C.P.S. Chuentiao : O.P.S. Kwanlui:

A. E. Arntzen, Act. Com- A. Holthe, Act. 1st Officer-in

mander; Tse Tsung Wo, Act. Charge; Chu Chang Koeh,

1st Officer; Chen Yee Yen, 2nd Officer A

2nd Officer B; Chen Tsing. C.P.L, Kowloontsai:

2nd Officer B; Fu Yu Kuei, J. H. Davis, Act. 1st Officer-in-

2nd Officer C ; Chow Pao Chu, Charge

Wireless Operator G.P.L. Kuanchuan:

C.P.S. Feihsing: B. Landesz, Act. 1st Officer-in

L. L. Foxall, Act; Commander; Charge

LAPPA

Lappa is the large, hilly island which shelters the inner harbour of Macao on its

western side. It is also called by the Chinese Kung Pak of Tui Lien Shan, and by the

Portuguese Patera Island. The island itself, which is within the jurisdiction of the

Chungshan Magistrate (at Shekki) possesses no features of interest; but it has given

its name to the chain of stations under the control of the Chinese Maritime Customs

which were established around Macao, by agreement with the Portuguese Government,

in the year 1887. Of these stations the two principal—from a revenue collecting point

of view—are at Malowchow, an islet close to Lappa and Chienshan, north of Green

Island.

The bus road between Macao and Shekki—the centre of the Chung&han

Listrict—completed in the year 1932 is kept in good condition and a regular

bus service is maintained by the Ki Kwan Bus Company. Connection may

be made at Shekki for continuing the journey further inland by motor boats.

MacaoTheBarrier

construction

Gate toby the Ki Kwan

Shekki, Highway Company

a flourishing of the main

business centre of theroadChung fromShan

the

District was completed during the beginning of the year 1932. Through traffic was

officially inaugurated, and excellent services have been maintained.

Trade in 1937!

The power

chasing politicalof situation

the peopleandandlocal climaticboth

hampered conditions

the importfurther

and weakened

export trade theofpur-

the

Lappa district. Excessive rain in the middle of the year, followed by the inundation

ofSeptember,

many of the districts bordering the waterways, the severe

and the drought towards the end of the year also seriously affected the typhoon of the 2nd

agricultural population.

sinking and burning The hostile

of Chinese Japanese

fishing junks, and blockade

the closingofoftheall China coast, the

the entrances at

the mouthtoofthetheChungshan

adjacent Pearl River,district

later, the capturethe

dislocated by the Japanese

business of bothof some

fishingofand

thetrading-

islands

junks. The intotal

$3.7 million 1936,value

$7.7 ofmillion

the foreign

in 1935,import

and trade

$18.3 was $4 million

million for theasyear

compared

1933. withThe

value of directduring

$2,9 million export1936.

of Chinese

Most ofproduce was imports

the staple higher, ofbeing $3,7 million

the Lappa districtasareagainst

junk-

borne.

trade in The

the interception

latter part ofof the sea-going junks during

year, while by Japanese wareships

the first half ofkilled most ofmany

the year the

decreases in the importation of bulk cargo were recorded due to general trade

depression. Of the imports showing an increase were wheat

quintals), cuttle-fish ( 7,641 to 24,336 kilogrammes), bran (2,862 to 15,528 quintals),flour (2,655 to 8,546

kerosene oil (332,796 to 4,258,473 litres), gasolene (307,087 to 775,607 litres), liquid fuel

(617 to 1,650 metric tons), and lubricating oil (168,072 to 408,137 litres). The decreases

were

38,298intobuilding

27,220 materials:

quintals,. andiron hardwood,

angles fromordinary,

2,795 to rough

1,899 quintals,

hewn, fromiron6,099'barsto from

3,419

cubic metres.

supplies 86,658 Coal

and enhanced also declined from 3,882 to 2,163 metric tons owing to shortage of

against quintals. cost. Importation

Agricultural of saltfrom

exports fish the

amounted

districttofell76,533

shortquintals

owing toas

pbor weather conditions and the effects of the typhoons. Considerable quantities,

nevertheless, were exported owing to larger demand in Hongkong and Macao conse-

quent on the influx of refugees. Noticeable increases were in live poultry (340,697 to

597,566

quintals), head),

freshtofresh

fruits,orangesotherwise

(6,929 torecorded

10,228 quintals),to 41,622

fresh fish (9,220 andto i 1,996

tables (78,606 116,621notquintals), charcoal and(40.158 quintals),

firewood also increased from 29vege- and

69, 540 quintals to 12,792 and 113,201 quintals respectively. There was a decline in

industrial

$72,927. articles, toothbrushes,

In the inbeginning for

of thefrom example, decreasing

yearthetheYangtze

price ofregions in

rice rose value

to new from $94,025 to

part to difficulty transportation owing to lowlevels,

waterdueand,in

in part, to hoarding in anticipation of a shortage. To relieve the situation, the

import of 1 million

Government. Frompicul of rice toandMarch

February paddy9,117

at half dutyofrates

quintals rice was

and authorised

15,484 quintals by theof

LAPPA A451

paddy were imported through the Lappa district. In April the Government granted

free importation of foreign rice and paddy up to a limit of 2 million market piculs,

the quotas alloted to the Lappa district being 68,000 market piculs each of rice and

paddy. Later in June, rice was allowed to be imported in lieu of paddy, each picul

of rice thus imported being considered as equivalent to two piculs of paddy—the total

importation of paddy plus substituted rice thus calculated not to exceed the original

quotas. Accordingly, during April to June, 38,785 quintals of rice and 24,429 quintals

of paddy were imported. After this, very little rice was imported until the end of

the year, when comparatively large amounts were received to meet local requirement.

The total importations of rice and paddy during the year were 48,731 and 44,943

quintals as against 58,619 and 57,099 quintals respectively in 1936. Pending the full

introduction of legal tender notes, provincial notes were permitted to circulate, but

at the revised official conversion rate of Standard $\0Q~Small-coin .$144. Subsidiary

silver coinage gradually went out of circulation.

Foreign shipping recorded a decrease qf 77,779 tons, but domestic trading vessels

showed an increase of 80,083 tons as compared with the figures for 1936. The bus

road in the Chungshan District was kept in good repair and, by the end of the year,

the remaining portion of the west branch road was completed.

DIRECTORY

m 4b m Kung Pak Kwan Twan, Ip Lai Chuen, Chang

Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa CustomsChiu and Philip Wu

Preventive Ships :

and District)—64, Avenida Itepublica, ., “ Lungtsing ’’

Macao First Officer-in-Charge—R. D. Barrett

Commissioner —T. R. Banister Officer—Woo Hoo

Assistants—Ho Pao Shen, Yong Se “ Ghahsing” (From Kowloon Temp, at

Chie, Yuan Fu-chang and Kim Lappa)

Lai Hung Commander—G. Cook

Tidesurveyor—C. H. Davis Officers—A. H. White and Kiang Pao

Asst. Tidesurveyor—J. Stynes Lien

Customs

Boat Officers—W. H. P. Weston, “ Kuanyen Preventive Launches :

Hsu Chen Xing, Kuo Chien Hsun, ”

Chan Chao Mou, Chang Wei-sin, Officer in Charge—Ho Kia Yu

Foong Yoong-ung, Chang Zung Foo “ Kuansu ”

and Woo Wen-chi Officer-in-Charge—T. Kirby

Examiners—A. A. Simoes, Lin Lai Medical Officer—Dr. A. M. C,'Nunes

KONGMOON

jX Kong-moon

withKongmoon was added

the stipulations to the X.listofofthe

of Article treaty portsTreaty.

Mackay on 7th March, 1904,Consulate

A British in accordancewas

established, but withdrawn in 1906. Kongmoon is located some three miles up a

creek on the West River, in the Kwangchow Prefecture of the Kwangtung

in Lat. 22° 34' 49" N. and Long. 113° 8' 53" E., and is about 45 miles distant from Macao Province

70 from Canton and 87 from Hongkong. The creek on which it is built connects the

West

reachesRiver with the

of which, nearseatheat main

Gaemoon,

river,andareis lined

a narrow

withandrafts,

tortuous

while stream,

further the

up inlower

the

vicinity of the town it is crowded with native craft of every description,

navigation for steamers difficult at all times, but especially so when the current rnn thus rendering

fast during the summer months. The steamer anchorage is in the West River at the

mouth of the Creek, opposite the Chinese Maritime Customs, but the town is included

inappearance

the portoflimits.

being a Themorepopulation of Kongmoon

populous centre, is about

as it extends for a55,000, and it distance

considerable has the

on both banks of the stream. Formerly it was a business centre of considerable

importance, but various causes have arisen which appear to have lessened its com-

mercial standing and interfered adversely with the general prosperity of the port.

It was generally considered that the proximity of Kongmoon to Hongkong and

Macao andprefectures

southern its favourableof the situation

province as an outletwellandfordistributing centre for andthe

development. • This was, to Some extent,augured

true, but it should its future prosperity

be remembered that

facts have arisen which have tended to diminish rather than increase its commercial

importance.

and was the real Formerly

outlet itandenjoyed; direct communication

distributing with Shanghaidistrict

centre for the south-western and Foochow

of the

delta and the Southern prefecture^ -of the province. The development of Hongkong

and the opening of Kiungchow and Pakhoi as treaty ports,

interfered with the junk trade and general welfare of the port, and have, besides, however, have seriously

opened1 up other trade routes; to districts hitherto dependent upon Kongmoon for

their siipplies. At present t)iere ; are no indications f that .the sanguine expectations,

basedpossibilities

cial upon imperfect of theknowledge,

place will beentertained

speedily, concerning the over-estimated

if ever, realized. There is dailycommer-

steam

communication i with Hongkong, and considerable numbers of vessels trading under the

Inland W aters Steam Regulations arrive and depart

several large junks trading regularly to Hong Kong, Macao, and the Island daily. There are also

of Hainan. A railway from Konernoon tq. Toushan $n /the coast, a distance

of about 80 miles, was constructed in 1909-10 under the supervision of native

engineers, trained in America, but it stops short six miles from the sea, as to

take the line right down would iriyolve laying out a new town on the water-

means and

front of adredging

pontoon ferry operations. The train

at NgUuwan nowbutcross

(T ft#), the the South-Westof River

construction a bridge by

across the, river between ; T.fjPshuihau (IfLzkn) and Kungyikfou (&&*£) was-

commenced in 1^31.

Due to financial difficulties resulting from general trade depression and

keen competition by bus companies which run their cars on highways con-

structed almost parallel to the railway in whole length, very little progress

was made in the construction work of this bridge during the past few years.

The date of its completion is quite remote as there is very little likelihood for

the return of the former prosperity in the near future. Consequently, the

work of connecting the loop line from Ssuchin ( U ^ ) to Tanshuihow with

the main has to be postponed indefinitely.

With unremitting efforts of the provincial authorities and the co-operation

of the people in the interior, a few hundred miles of highways have been

KpNG>IQyN , A4r»3

completed during recent years in the districts around Kongmoon. Places a

journey to which took one to travel in many .d^uys formerly can now be reached

within a few hours. Of all the highways' that connect with Kongmoon, the

most important one is that which links up this port with Fatshan known as

Kongmoon—Fatshan Highway (ft Q )• This road runs through

populous and richly cultivated districts. Regular motor-bus services are

maintained throughout the year. A journey from Kongmoon to Fatshan takes

‘5sections

hours only

of thewhich

road might

be linked againupbe;byshortened to less than

bridges instead of by3|ferry

Hours,boats

should

whichthearedifferent

being

employed in crossing rivulets transversing the districts, in, which tlm road is

constructed.

A telegraph office was opened on the 8th’ December, 1907 in, the town,

and, in November, 1911, in Pakkai, the Outport of the Kongmoon City, and

telegraph communication is now possible with the Fatshan Telegraph Office.

Long distance telephones on the overland telegraph lines between Kongmoon

and Canton, Shekki (S' <&) and Yeungkong ® jl) were completed in

the early part of 1933 and have beeii open to communication since.

Trade in 193"

The

asimportationvalue

follows: directstatistics for the

foriegnmerchandise, trade

imports, $4.6$1.8 of Kongmoon

million as recorded$3.4

as compared by the Ciistoms were

of Chinese million as againstwith million

$1.4 million; : coastwise

direct exports

ofations

foreign countries, $4.8 million as compared with $3.2 million; and

of Chinese produce, $0.1 million as against $0.2 million. Of staple imports, coastwise export-

cotton and artificial silk piece goods and white sugar appreciated as a result of close

vigilance by the Customs on smuggling activities, while the import of salt fish and

dried codfish also increased on account of diminished catches by the Chinese fishing

fleet,

ceptionwhich was unable

of paddy, which tofellgo off

to sea followingincreases

somewhat, the Japanese blockade.

were.noted underWith

rice,the ex-

wheat

flour, and bran. There were no importations from abroad of kerosene oil, oil for the

district being imported through the Kowloon and Lappa stations. U nder exports,

white

and saltedraw silk totalledfresh13,752

turnips, kilogrammes

vegetables, as against

soy and sauce, 9,542

garlic,kilogrammes;

and black tealichees, dried

all showed

some advance.on demands from Hongkong and Macao;- Ftesh okanges-and fresh fish

declined, the former due to a typhoon and the latter to a shortage

With the. ejcceptioR of the match factory, all local industries, including the ice and of available tonnage.

cottoh ’factories, tf$e paper mill, and the canned goods factory were run at a loss.

The

Sunning tonnage of steamers

Railway maintained entered and cleared

a regular serviceshowed

with aslight

decrease of 162,'598from

interruption tons.enemy

The

bombing. With the completion of the section from Samchow to Hopshui, the Sunwui-

Hoping Highway, the construction of which was commenced in 193], was opened to

traffic in October. The exchange rate of the national dollar in relation to subsidiary

coin notes was fixed at Small-coin $\ 44 — National $100.

A454 KONGMOON—SAMSHUI

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Ad:

Ltd., The—Cable (Souts China), Nestle’s

Go,Petrosilex Milk Products (China),

Ltd., Distributors of the Goods of

J. A. Cooper, manager Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Milk Co.—238, Central Bund

Post Office —

Kee chong po him ydu han kung sze Postmaster—Su Hsiieh Jen

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life and Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

General Insurance — 15, CHi Char Standvac

Road : Head Office: Hong Kong Seung Kai Hong, manager

Agent—To Shue Tung

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Products—Cable

Ho Heung On Ad: Texaco

Commissioner—E.

Assistants—Li ChaoT. Yuan,

Williams

Chen Kan United Church of Canada Mission—

Sze, Yeh Chaming & Cheng Kao-piao Rev. D. McRae, b.a., b.d., secty.

Medical Officer—Dr. W. T. Pen Mrs. D.

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

E. Bockler Rev. T. A.McRae

Broadfoot, b.a., b.d.

Boat Officers—Wu Hai Chiin, Shih U Mrs. T. A. Broadfoot, r.n.

Chuen, To Chi Fan & Li Yan Piu Miss B. M. Cairns

Dr. V. Cheung

Examiners — H. A. Thai berg, Wong

Tai-kwan, Lo Lira Po, Wang Siao Miss R. M. Isaac, R.N.

Ping and Ma Hang Ching Miss

Dr. J.M.O.Carroll (On leave)

Thomson, m.d. (Canton)

Mrs.

Dr. J.J.R.0.Lind,

Thomson (Canton)

m.d. (On leave)

Mrs. J. R. Lind. r.n. (On leave)

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way Dr. R. L. Cockfield, m.d., c.m., treas.

International Savings Society (Tark Mrs. R, L. Cockfield, r.n.

Yee Co.)—Sun

Intersavin. Year Road: Cable Ad: Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Yee Gin Wah, agent —Cable

So ManAdHung: Powhattan

SAMSHUI

The Treaty port of Samshui, opened in 1897 under the Burmah Convention—nearly

40 years after Consul Harry Parkes’ East River Expedition—is situated near the junc-

tion

min. ofandthe48West

sec. E.andThe

Northanchorage

Rivers, inknown

lat. 23asdeg.Hokow,

6 min.at30which

sec. N.,foreigners

and long. reside,

112 deg.was53

formerly an ordinary Chinese fishing village, with boat-building as its leading industry,

aandbusya flooded

mart. state in summer

According to theasConvention,

its characteristic

the townpeculiarity, but itand

of Samshui is fastKongkun

becoming(a

small

area. The formal opening took place on 4th June, 1897, since which date the the

village situated among the hills opposite Hokow) together constitute tradeportof

the portHongkong

against increased shipping

steadily caused

until July, 1925, when thefalling

an unprecedented strike off

andinboycott

imports.inaugurated

The junk

traffic is large, and the abolition of the likin station

ports—Shiuhing and Dosing—from the beginning of 1931 was undoubtedly at this port and at thea great

stage

SAMSHUI A 455

boon to merchants. This was evidenced by the fact that

have since increased remarkably. The district city of Samshui itself was once the number of cargo junks

surrounded

(about A.D. by 1560),an the

imposing wall the

year after builtplace

in theattained

6th year of Chia

to the Ching

dignity of aofmagistracy.

the Mings

This wall was completely demolished in 1930 and the tract of land obtained thereby

was transformed into a circular maloo, and some of the bricks were used for the con-

struction of a public garden, known as the Chung Shan Garden, which was formally

opened

magistrate by andthe the

Magistrate

commander on ofthe, the28th

few June, 1930. In

local troops, the the

spacetown,

is butwhere

half dwell

occupied the

by poor dwelling-houses and one small, street containing provision shops. Outside

the North Gate which has now disappeared stands an imposing temple temp. Chia

Ch’i'ng of the Ch’ing Dynasty (Circa 1800). Between the town and the river is a fine

nine-storied pagoda, rebuilt during the reign of Chia Ch’ing, some 100 years ago.

The business focus of the. district is Sainam, a large well-built town of no great

antiquity, three miles distant, on the creek leading to Fatshan. At Sainam there is

established an electric plant which supplies Samshui with light.

Two sets of steamship lines converge here from Canton and Hongkong, respec-

tively, presents

which and touristsmoreinbeautiful

China can scenerydo many

than worse

is to bethings

foundthan visitsteamer

on any the Westroute Riverin

China—the Yangtsze gorges, perhaps, excepted. Since 1st May, 1905, Samshui has

been made a port of entry for foreign steamers going up

steam launches carrying passengers or towing passenger-boats ply between Sam- the West River. Numerous

shui

leadingandto Fatshan

neighbouring cities onA railway

and Canton. the WestlineandfromNorth

Canton Rivers and onviatheFatshan

to Samshui creek

was

between Canton and Samshui. The climate of the port is as healthy as any inway

inaugurated on the 26th September, 1904, and five trains run daily each the

delta. In the summer, frequent squalls cool the air, and it is seldom that there is not a

breeze of somecountry

surrounding kind; are in winter,

picturesque, the airandisthefresh and clear.

adjacent The waterways

heights offer pleasant walks. and

Excursions of one or two days enable one to climb Mt. McCleverty (,2000 ft.), at the

mouth ofto the

known SamshuiasReach;

foreigners or Ting

Howlik,” nearHuwhich

Shanis(4,000

to beft.), behind

found the the celebrated

popular bathingtemple pool

and fall; or the hills forming the first gorge, from which used to be quarried the

famous ink-stone known throughout China as Tuan Yen.

interesting of the sights in the neighbourhood are the Seven Star Hills, which are Perhaps the most

situated close to the pleasant town of Shiu King, some 30 miles from the port.

These

plain, hills,

hold formed of pure white marble

many temples—some risingclinging

apparently to a height of about

to the sides 400

of thefeetcliffs—and

from the

caves

temples are well worthy of attention. Fair snipe shooting can be obtainedofinthese

and grottoes. The fine bronze figures of more than life-size in one the

winter, and an occasional partridge, quail or duck may be added to the bag.

The attractions of good sport and pleasing surroundings have made Samshui a week

end resort for some of the Canton community confined to the small island of Shameen.

A telegraph service is maintained from Sainam. A nice building for the Post

Office, situated alongside the road leading from the railway-station to the stone

jetty, was completed

no Consulates and opened to the public on September 9th, 1921. There are

either in Cantonestablished;

or Hongkong.the Consuls within whose districts Samshui lies reside

Trade in 1937

Trade

foreign conditions

imports were atvalued

Samshui

at $1.2formillion

the yearaswere on the with

compared whole$0.9

satisfactory.

million forDirect 1936,

while the value of direct export trade declined from $280,000 to $188,000. During the

year foreign wheat Hour, metal goods, and betelnuts continued on a downward trend,

but sandalwood,

other neighbouringraisin, and appeared

districts, chestnut inpulp, the intended for consumption

Returns in-greater quantities. in Canton

Due toand the

levy of conservancy surtax at Canton, fairly large consignments of cotton yarn for

that port were sporadically imported through Samshui.

months of the year a steady exchange rate between the Canton and Hongkong Throughout the first seven

currencies and an uninterrupted period of peace and political stability were im-

portant factors inoftheAugust

in the beginning improvement

when Customs of trade.brokers,

Things,as however,

a result oftook theaSino-Japanese

different turn

A456 SAMSHUI

hostilities, voluntarily ceased to handle goods of Japknese origin, hitherto constitut-

ing the bulk of Samshui’s imports. During this iponth also a flood odcurred with

the calamitous

the above, consequences

commodity prices not experiencedrose

in Hongkong sinceto 1915. Almost simultaneously

ah abnormally high level. With The

Japanese blockade was extended to the Kwangtung

all Chinese merchantmen trading regularly between Hongkong and Wuehowcoast as.from September, forcingto

suspend navigation, and, as a consequence, only five vessels, all of British nationality^

wereexception

the left on theofrun.BoccaOn Tigris,

the 23rd September toall shipping

entrances byto thethe West River, with

authorities, and on the 1st Octoberwere evenclosed

this outlet was barred. It was Canton military

not until thef

20th October that it was reopened, and then only to vessels drawing not more than 7

feet of water. Naturally all these obstructive elements reacted

business and trade. The last two months of the year saw a gradual return of con- unfavourably on.

ditions to normal, and an appreciable advance, in import trade resulted therefrom.

Whilecountryside

the district’s first ricefields

crop was reported.good, tilledthe flood in August crop.so devastated

asthesupplies fromthat

otherpaddy

sources werecould not bemarket

plentiful, for theforsecond

prices rice remained However,

within

reasonable limits. The importation of rice and paddy was 16,187 quintals as against

23,953 quintals in 1936. Direct exports abroad decreased markedly due principally

towhich

the high frieght

resulted charges

in stage portoperative

exports beingon themostly

Hongkong-Samshui-Wuchow

conveyed by tow-boats tosteamers, Canton

and Kongmoon for ultimate exportation abroad. It thus ensued that black tea apd

cassia oil were the only two articles of importance among the exports for 1937.

Steamer-borne

are reported as interport

having hadcargo was insignificant,

a thriving but tow-boats

business during the year.carrying

Shipping nativebusiness

goods

on* the West River was generally good, and the complete withdrawal of Chinese

vessels of from the field of competition early in September made it possible for vessels

ofToward

foreignthenationality on thetraffic

end of the year Hongkong-Wuchow

on the Canton-Samshui run to Railway

realise handsome profits.

was considerably

reduced on account of repeated Japanese air raids, most of the passenger trade being

absorbed by riverlong,

feet (224 meters) steamers and inland

was being watersunder

built locally craft. theA reinforced

auspices cfconcrete

the Fourth jetty,Route

735

Army Headquarters and is expected to be completed in the course of 1938. During

the year a new bus road connecting Sainam, a town 3 miles from Samshui, and Lapao,

on the North River, was constructed, formal opening having been arranged for the

1st January 1938. There was, however, no important industrial development in the

district.

DIRECTORY

m /K h Harbour Master—Ip Yau Cheong

Customs, Chinese Maritime Examiners—Lui Fuk Tim, Chen Hsiao

Acting Commissioner—Huo Chib Chien Liang and Cheung Shui Fu

Assistant—Chan I-kan

Assistant Tidesurveyor and Acting Yat Kee, Commission Agents—

WUC H O W

« s Wu-chau

Wuchow, opened to foreign trade on June 4th, 1897, by the Special Article of the

Burmah Convention, is situated on the Sikiang or West River at its junction with the

Fu or Kuei (Cassia) River. By the steamer routes at present authorised it is distant

about 220 miles from Hongkong and Canton. Wuchow is the limit of navigation for

ocean-going

than 3i feetsteamers;

can reachbut,Kueihsien

during eight (150months

miles inbeyond

the year, vessels and

Wuchow), drawing not more

Nanning (360

miles from here) can be reached almost all the year round by boats drawing 2ir ft.

The population of the city, according to a recent census taken

Authorities, is 75, 825. The annual inundations caused by the rise in the river—there by the local Police

is an average difference of 60 feet between the winter and summer levels—are a secure

of great inconvenience to the inhabitants and at times bring about a total cessation

ofTaxbusiness.

Office areTolocated

obviateon this,

pais the principal

(houses built onsteamship

pontoons), offices, the alongside

moored Custom House and

the river

bank.

is the Insecond

July,highest

1924, Wuchow

on record.wasThevisited

highestby record—79

a very highfeet flood6 inches—occurred

-73 feet 9 inches—which

in 1915.

In winter

the the only

river falls the local industry

foreshore is linedworthy

withof matsheds,

mention iswhereboat native

building;craftwhenof

all descriptions are constructed. The situation of Wuchow makes it the

natural distributing centre for the trade between Kweichow, Eastern Yunnan,

Kwangsi, and Hongkong and Canton. The future is full of promise, and Wuchow is

ofsureChina.

to make

Locala merchants

bold bid for are second

makingplace as theefforts

strenuous largest trade market

to divert to Wuchow,in thevidsouth

the

Liuchow and West Rivers, the trade of south-eastern Kweichow, which is principally

supplied via the Yangtsze. Attempts are being made to work the manganese,

antimony, copper, and tin mines which abound in the Kwangsi Province.

The Kwangsi Provincial Government were able to extend their system of modern

highways considerably. The whole province can now traversed from the vicinity of

Wuchow by motor car north-westwards into Kweichow, the capital of which

province (Kweiyang) can be reached in some 24 hours as against the many

weeks which such a journey would have occupied in the days before motor

highways came into existence. Owing to barrier formed by the West River,

the road system terminates at Yunghu—about 14 kilometres above Wuchow—

instead of at Wuchow itself; but a launch service connects these two places

and, from the former town, almost any important city in the province can

npw be reached by car. Communications in the province have been further

improved by the inauguration during the year of a regular aeroplane service

for mails and passengers between Canton, Wuchow, Nanning and Lungchow

which operates three times weekly (subject to weather conditions) and accom-

plishes the entire journey either way in one day.

Trade in 1937

While this burden of contributing men and material for national defence in the

North naturally acted as a retarding factor on the trade of Kwangsi province, the year

1937 value

The was bystatistics

no meansas a recorded

bad one were so farasasfollows:

the portdirect of Wuchow

foreign was concerned.

imports, $7.7

$15.2 million as against $16.4 million; direct exports abroad $?6.4 million as produce,

million as compared with $7.1 million; coastwise importations of Chinese compar-

ed with $13.9 million; and coastwise exports of Chinese produce, $6.5 million as

against $5.9 million. As regards imports, these were largely aided by a steady

recovery

to one inofterms

provincial dollar, which,

of national currency.at theInclose

spiteof oftheincreased

year, stoodcost,firmimportations

at round twoof

metal and metalware for commercial purposes maintained the comparatively high

level of some 56,000 quintals, evidencing the construction work being carried out

A26

A458 WUCHOW

inDuring

the province. Motorof the

the first half oils, year

paper,reports

and sugar

from allalsosidesmaintained

indicated their importance.

profitable trading

conditions and, even following the outbreak of hostilities in the northern and central

provinces, local traders succeeded in making the best of a

standing feature was the expanding trend of exports abroad, the more importantbad situation. The out-

articles being wood oil, manganese ore, wolfram, and antimony, all of which registered

asconsiderable increases.

against 53,858 quintals.Of wood

Exportoil,ofthe total quantity

manganese ore moreexported was 108,being

than doubled, 175 quintals

513,860

quintals

quintals aswerecompared

exported,withwhile

209,854 quintals

shipment during 1936.

of antimony Of wolframto ore

ore amounted 26,000somequintals,

15,000

showing an increase of 16,000 quintals over the figure for 1936. Of tin ingots, 22,000

quintals were

poultry were also

shipped to Hongkong.

in demand, while ofSuchcassiastaple

lignea,exports

30,000asquintals

live pigs,

werecattle, and

shipped,

representing an increase of 8,000 quintals over the figures for the preceding year.

The various mining companies, oil and sugar refineries, whose activities are

carried the

during on year.

in co-operation

Constructionwithwork

theonProvincial

roads and Government,

railways was were in full operation

energetically pursued.

One of the important projects was the taking in hand of the 545-kilometre-long

railway connecting Hengchow, in tlunan, with Kweilin, the provincial capital. An

automatic telephone system has been installed at Kweilin, and

are contemplated for Wuchow and Nanning. The waterworks and electric plants in similar establishments

the

year,province

such asaretheof temporary

a high order.closure

Shipping

of thesuffered

Bocca various vicissitudes

Tigris passage used byduring

Wuchow- the

Hongkong vessels, and freights rose considerably. Aviation routes were maintained

with fair regularity, the latest line established belonging to the China National

Aviation Corporation and operating planes between Hongkong and Chungking,

with Wuchow, Kweilin, and Hankow as ports of call.

DIRECTORY

IB ]£ Ah Sai Ah Customs, Chinese Maritime — Cable

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ad:Commissioner—H.

Gustos Tsangwu

St. J. Wilding

Ltd. — Assistants

F. L. Thomas | J. K. Birt Huang Hsi— ChiHuang Chib YuChien,

and Chen An

Tidesurveyor and Harbour Master—

Teen Woo J. B. Dickins

Boat Officer—Lau Chik Chi

Banker & Co., Merchants and Com- Examiners—J. D. Grundul,

mission Agfents—Shipping Office :

Bankers’ Pontoon; Teleph. 264; Chun Chieh, Lui Man Pan, Chao

Mak

Cable Ad: Banker Wing Hoi, Chan Lam, Hui Sam

Yuen, Lo Kwei-lau and Cecil Ewei

n & m w m « a if

Wee chong po him yau han lung sze Man^ Kwokm ^Tse mGhu nWay

China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life, International Swings Society—Kau

Fire, Marine and General Insurance-- Fong Street; Cable Ad: Intersa-

Agent—Lam Kuk Cho, 111, Kau Fong vin. Head Office: 7, Avenue Ed-

Road; Teleph. 10 ward VII, Shanghai, (Agency Con-

trolled by Canton Branch)

CONSULATE

MISSIONS

t ^ m m it ^ Baptist Mission—

Tai peh kwok ling sze kun Dr.

Belgium — Rev.Robt. E. Beddoe

Rex Ray and Wife

and Wife

Oonsul-Gener,al

kong) (Residing in Hong- Dr. Wm, L. Wallace

Miss Jessie Green

WUCHO W—KWEILIN A459

Christian & Missionary Alliance— be si a a ,g.

Wuchow, Si. {Headquarters) Stout Memorial Hospital (Baptist

Kev. W. H. Oldfield, chairman Mission)—

Mrs. W. H. Oldfield Dr. Robert E. Beddoe, m.d., supt.

Rev. & Mrs. W. C. Newbern Dr. Wm. L. Wallace

Miss A. C. Galvin

Miss H. J. Thompson

Kowloon, Hongkong, 5-7, Belfran Road Post Office—

Rev. & Mrs. John Bechtel Acting Deputy Postal Commissioner—

Tsingsi, Si. Hsu Shao Ming, (in charge)

Mr. & Mrs. A. G. Kowles

Mr. A. G. Kowles H Mei Foo

Liuchow, Si. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Rev. & Mrs. C. M. Pennington Standvac

Miss B. M. Tonkin

Miss M. E. Turley Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products

FuluJi, Si. —Cable Ad : Texaco

Rev. & Mrs. A. F. Desterhaft Kai Ip Yung, in charge

Changa.n, Si.

Rev. & Mrs. R. M. Clemmer

Kweilin, Si.

Miss N. E. Jones United Trading Co., The, General

Miss M. C. Oppelt Importers, Exporters and Commission

Pingloh, Si. Agents—66, Sui Nam Road; Teleph. 87.

Rev. & Mrs. R. Patterson Canton Branch: Ching Hoi Road; P.O.

Kingyuan, Si. Box 77; Cable Ad: 1122

Rev. & Mrs. J. A. Poole

Cheung Chow Island, Hongkong House Yee Tsoong Tobacco Tobacco Distribu-

Ho. 22 tors, Ltd.—36, Chok On Road; Cable

, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. H. Holton Ad: Powhattan

Rev. & Mrs. C. C. Fowler So Man Hun, territory manager

Rev. & Mrs. C. B. Carter Kwong Wo, agents for Kwangsi

KWEILIN

American Baptist Mission (Southern)— China Mission, American Southern

Miss &Hattie

Rev. Mrs. R.Stallings

L. Bausum Baptist Convention)—

R. E. L. Mewshaw, m.d. R. E. L. Mewshaw, m.d., supt.

Mrs. Miss Ruth L. Ford

Rev.

c Mrs. James A. Herring Miss Ruth Ford, director, Nurses

Miss Ruth Ford Training School

Rev. J. A. Herring, evengelist

Kweilin Baptist Hospital (South Mrs. R. E. L. Mewshaw, evengelist

A26*

WANNING-

'if $3 Nan-ning

Nanning, the capital of Kwangsi. is situated in the southern part of the province,

on the steep left bank of the Yukiang, the most important tributary flowing into the

West River from the south. It lies in the centre of a wide and fertile plain which is

some 400 feet above sea-level. The climate is moderate, the temperature in the height

of summer seldom exceeding 96 degree (F.) and in the winter hardly falling below 40-

In 1907 Nanning was voluntarily opened to foreign trade in accordance with the

Imperial

(with the Edict did wall issued

cityinon1899, whereby

the east, an area about

the obsolete a mileonsouth

city tower of thethewalled

the south, rivercityon

the west, and the Yi-Ching-Fong Road on the north as the four limits) has been set

apart as the trading part. Within these boundaries both

chants are allowed to build houses, shops and godowns; but on the part of the foreign and Chinese mer-

foreigners, land cannot be purchased, it can only be leased for a period of 30 years, and

on expiry thewithin

ministration lease the

may said

be renewed

area wasoncein themore.

handsDuring the Ching Dynasty

of a Commissioner, titledthe“Tso- ad-

Kiang-Tutai

ning since thewas

Maritime Customs establishment

appointed toofserve

the Republic, the Commissioner

as the Commissioner of thatofMunicipal-

the Nan-

ity at the samewhich

Headquarters time. hasInrecently

1914 thebeenmanagement

transformed was into

takentheover by the

Public Nanning

Safety Bureau. Police

The Suburb of the city was formerly very scarcely populated and it was not until

1932 when the

the several administration

imposing buildingsoflice

newlyof completed

the Governor was moved

somewhere southfrom

of thethesaidcityarea,to

Which later in January, 1933. also accommodated the

ment, that the suburb has evolved from solitude to prosperity. Immediatelymany departments of the govern-

follow-

ing the construction of the government office buildings number of premises for various

institutions, public utility enterprises, etc., were erected. In addition to the Customs

House and Post Office already founded in the past years there are at present in the suburb

aa Government

GovernmentChemical Press, a Laboratory,

Waterworks,a aGovernment

refrigeratingObservatory, a broadcastGarden,

plant, a Botanical station,a

public library, a park, and an army hosipital. Arrangements have also been made by

the government to establish a residential quarter in the southeastern part of the suburb

where

ismotor

a pavedlodgesstreet

for the homescompleted,

already of government

therebyofficials are already

linking on the increase.

thistosection There

cars and buses. Suffice it to say, all aspects point the lightwith

thattheprosperity

city by

and well-being are forthcoming to this ever progressing city. There are, however

very few foreign firms in this part of the town except a branch office of the Asiatic

Petroleum.

located Co.,the

insidh andcity.

the Standard Oil Co., Military and police headquarters are still

With the rapid improvement of the provincial highway system Kwangsi possesses,

1935; 6,443 li of motor roads constructed by the provincial authorities and 5,898 li

constructed

the capital by thethe district authorities, amounting a totalroads.'"The

of 12,341 li.Yung-Pin

Nanning route,being

linking up city

withofthe province

Hunan is theiscentre

border, to passof through

all motor Liuchow and Kwelin districts

inandthereaches

northTu-Shan

with its near

terminal at Chuen-Hsien.

the border of KweichowAnotherin the West.goesAthrough Ching-Yuan

third passes through

Kwei-Hsien to Wuchow, the most important commerical

Kwangsi, leading eastward to the province of Kwangtung. A fourth is connected part and the east gate of

with Wu-Ming and Pe-Se near Yunnan, and.a fifth.goes in the southwest to Lungchow

adjacent to the border of Indo-China. There are about 25 buses running daily

on the highways to facilitate movements of passengers and freight. In Nanning,

there are 13 garages or private-owned motor car companies with more than 30

automobiles and buses for highway transportation. In addition, there are 6 buses

NANNING A461

running within city limits, which are owned by the government. All highway traffic

and bus companies are under the control of the Bureau of Highway Traffic

Administration.

As for Communication on water Nanning is connected with the outside world also

by way of Yukiang (or Yuk Iliver) which leads down-stream to Wuchow in the east, up

stream to Lungchow

boats sailing daily fromin the southwest,

Nanning or upthree

to these stream to Pe-Se

cities. in the northwest.

Concerning Motor

Communication

by telephone, the dial system is adopted in the city of Nanning. The excellent tele-

phone systemtelephones

sent through recently completed

(sometimesenablesthroughthetheprovincial

broadcastgovernment’s

station) evenorders

to the tomos-

be

distant districts in the province. Besides, air transportation

possible by establishment of the Nanning-Canton and Nanning--Lungchow air linea has been lately madt

which, carrying both passengers and mail, are run by the South Western Aviation Cos

In order to meet the rapid growing demand of industry and trade the Kwangsi

Province Bank has issued notes for circulation in the province against which the cash

reserve is alwaysThesoBank

seldom occur. carefully

with its keptheadthatoffice

serious

and aruns

boardorofdepreciation

Directors in ofNanning

the notess

hac

three main branches, (one in Hongkong, one in Canton, one

ber of smaller branches and exchange stores situated in different districts. Sincein Kweichow) and a num- its

establishrpfnt the Bank has been yielding steady interests and attractive profits.

As for commerce and trade, Nanning being the capita! of

ing the good communication facilities both by land and by water, is only next to Wu- the province and hav-

chow. Public utility and small industrial enterprises in Nanning are being develop-

ed very rapidly. During the past few years there have been established, in addition

toa bonegraining

those mentioned andabove, a leather-manufacturing

a button-making factory. With factory,

theiracontinual

dyeing andeffort

textile mill,

of mark-

ing progress, they are all assured with a promising future and brilliant success.

Trade in 1937

Peace conditions existed in the Nanning district throughout the year, and, though

there was some,shortage of supplies

of the port on the whole was satisfactory. from Shanghai

The valueowing to theashostilities,

statistics recorded theweretradeas

follows: direct imports, chiefly by parcel post, $22,152 as against $20,848 in 1936;

domestic imports, $5.8 million as compared with $4.5 million; and coastwise exports,

$2.8 million as against $1.6 million. General increases were shown in all the staple

imports—-cotton

Among yarn,exports,,

the principal cotton piece goods as a whole,

fromtocigarettes, cement,during

and matches.

7,256 quintals, while aniseed oilwood oil advanced

declined from 57,569 2,276

54,186quintals

kilogrammes. 1936 to

Having

lost its market, partly or wholly, in certain North imports owing to the Sino-

Japanese

skins hostilities,

continued aniseed star fellmarket

from 13,858 to 8,269 quintals. Hides and doe

of leather was dueto to.growing

find a favourable

local consumption in Hongkong.

by the Kwangsi The decline

Tanneryof the

andexport

other

leatherhaving

article works..incessantly

Demand forfallen.

duck feathers from Hongkong,

Large quantities of sugarwas andless, the beans

yellow price offound

this

their way to Canton, and black fungus had a good market in Swatow. Melon seeds

increased considerably due to an excellent harvest.

end 'Aof August,

devastating

with flood, the that

the result worsthundreds

since August

of people1913.

werebefell Nanning

rendered towards

homeless, the

rather

serious damage

fortunately, was

the flooddone to property,

waters the receded and the rice and other crops were destroyed,

rapidly resumed. Following flood,early in September

an epidemic and normal

of cholera prevailedconditions

during

■ September and October with some 300. fatal cases. , The air service between Canton

and Hanoi via Wuchow, Kweilin, Liuchow, Nanning, and Lungchow, operated by the

South-western Aviation Corporation, was suspended in December.

A462 NANNING—KOIJANG-TCHEOU-WAN

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Company (South Rev. Pere Dalle (Nanning)

iChina), Ltd. - Cable Ad: Petrosilex Rev. J. M. Epalle (Silin)

Yeong Yin Seng Rev. L. Crocq (Kweihsien)

Rev. Teissier (Siang Chow)

British-American Tobacco Co.— Rev. Seosse (Kweihsien)

Lam Kwok Kon Eev, Courant (Silin)

Rev.

Rev. Seguret (Silung)

Rigal (Siangchow)

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Cable Rev. Caysac (Lungchow)

Ad: Custos Rev. Heraud (Kweihsien)

Deputy Com missioner - in - Charge—

Chen Shao Rev. Peyrat (Liuchow)

Assistant—Tseng Chao Hua Rev. Madeore (Liuchow)

Examiner—Chung Chak Nam Rev. Maillot (Tai Ping)

Ping)

Rev. Kerouanton(Liukiang,

Billaud (Tai

Rev. Kiang-

chow)

French mConsulate—

^ m ± Rev. Bacon (Kweihsicn)

Rev. Mamet (Nanning)

Consul—J.

chow) Royere (Resides at Lung- Rev. P. Leblanc (Nanning)

MISSIONS Kwangsi Mission of Seventh - Day

Adventists, The—director

E. G. Annofsky,

Emmanuel Hospital, Bible Churchmen’s D. D. Coffin, m.d., medical secretary

Missionary Society,London

Nanning—Cable H.

Y. M.S. Lei, assist,evangelist

Hansen, treasurer(Wuchow)

Ad: Bichmisso. Office: 14,

Yictoria Street, S.W.I.

Missions ETRANofcRES— Post Office—Yungning (Nanning)

Mgr. Albouy, eveque (Nanning) To Im Kien, director

Rev. Pere Costenoble, provicaire Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable

Rev. Pere Labully (Liuchow)(Nanning) Ad:Shek

Stand vac Wah, inspector

Rev. Pere Cuenot (Nanning) LeungChungFung Lam, manager

KOUANG-TCHEOU-WAN

ft *H jt Kwdng-chau-wan

Wan),Thesituated

bay of inKwangchau

the province(orofaccording to thewas

Kwangtung, French

cededofficial spelling,

on lease Kouang-Tcheou

with the surrounding

territories by a Convention between France and China, and

on the 22nd of April, 1898. It is situated between 20 deg. 45 min. and occupied by the French17

21 deg.

min. north latitude, and 107 deg. 55 min. and 108 deg. 16 min. east longitude

at a distance more or less 230 miles west-south-west of Hongkong. The two-

islands of Nao-tcheou

an excellent closed port and

into Tang-hai placed isatbythetwoentrance

which entrance of the bayThemake

narrow passages. port

measures about 15 miles long, and for about half of its length

in breadth. The depth of anchorage of 20 metres extends over a length it is three ofor more

four miles

than

10 miles and borders on the extremity of the junk port of Tchekam, an important

commercial centre in constant communication with Macao, Hongkong, Hainan and

Pakhoi. The neighbouring districts are well cultivated, and it is believed mineral

beds will be found. The new French territory is only separated from the valley of the

West River by chains of hills. Following the Convention of delimitation signed on the

KOUANG-TCHEO U-WAN A46&

16th of November, 1899, between Marshal Sou and Admiral Courrejolles, the territory

ofIndo-China.

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan

The chief placewas placed under theis the

of the territory authority

town ofof Fort

the Governor-General

Bayard, which is atof

the entrance of the interior port on the right bank of the river

commercial port, with the establishments of the civil administration, military Ma Tche. Itserviceis the

and the special offices.

Theinhabitants

230,000 area of theincluding

territory100isFrench

about and200 600

square miles and its population about

Annamites.

Kouang Tcheou-Wan is a free port in which all commercial operations can be

carried on without paying any duty. A regular bi-monthly line of steamers joins

Kouang-tcheou-wan to Haiphong and Hongkong. Five steamers of French-Chinese-

Portuguese-English ownership run between Kouang-Tcheou-Wan and Hongkong.

and Atheregular

townsservice of automobiles

of Tchekam runs between

(35,000 inhabitants), Potsi,FortSinBayard (12,000 inhabitants)

Tchi, Taiping, Tchimoun,

Teou-Soc, Poteou and the Chinese towns of Soui-Kay, Onpou, Lim-kong, Wat-Lam,

Wou-Tcheou, Wampo, Ou-Tcheou, Moui-Loc, Lei-Tcheou, Pakhoi.

75 km. of new roads run in the island,of Tanghai between the little towns of

Tongsan, Sui-lao-kao, No-kan, Phi-leou, Cao-iny-sao.

5 km. of roads run in the island of Nao-Tchao which includes the port of Tam-soui

and Pac-Kong.

Fort Bayard and Tchekam are provided with electric light; a telephone between

these

trict twothelocalities for private andwithcommercial purposes is working daily;or telephone.

every dis-

An iceinfactory interior

existsis atconnected

Fort Bayard.theAchief town

hundred either

and with telegraph

fourteen motor-cars are in

circulation.

the health service of the colonial forces includes three doctors. The Europeanof

The territory’s medical corps, placed under the direction of a field officer

population is provided with medical attendance at the Fort-Bayard hospital where they

are

the also admitted,

natives the strangers

are treated of the ofneighhouring

in the hospitals Fort-Bayardregions of China who want it;

and Tchekam.

A wireless station, whose traffic exceeds 900.000 words by, year, connects the

Territory, through Indo-China, with the telegraphic system of all countries.

Trade in 1936

The local trade maintains a steady vitality as attested by the following figures:

Import Export

Year: 1936 H.K. $10,713,705 H.K. $8,268,908

DIRECTORY

Administration Sitperlieure Travaux Publics

Administrateur en Chef du Territdire de Ing^nieur des Travaux Publics—

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan—M. Le Prevost. M. Laignelot

Administrateur Adjoint — M. Thierry, Maitre de Phare—M. Le Gall

administrateur - adjoint des Services

Civils Justice

| 1°—Tribunal Frangais-.—M. Le Prevost,

Bureaux du Territoire admiministrateur en chef du Territoire,

Receveur de I’Enregistrement et Chef de jugeM. Thierry, juge suppleant

la Comptabilite M. Araud, chef de M. Jonquet, greffier notaire

Bureau des Services Civils 2°— Tribunal du 2e Degre:—M. Marby,

president

Deux Assesseurs chinois tires au sort

Police Maritime tous les trimestres sur une liste de

Charge du Port—M. Cerati 12 notability

A464 KOUANG-TCHEOtl-WAN

Tresor FORT-BAYARD

Payeur du Terrifcoxre—M. Sifet

Chef-lieu

wan, enduCommunication

Territoire de Kouang-tcheou-

avec Hanoi

Ensbignement et Hongkong, Mission Catholique

Direteur du College Albert Sarraut—M.

Toutain Institutrice Adjointe—Mme Vve Administrateur en Chef du Territoire de

Bacquet Kouang-tcheou-wan—M. Le Prevost

Administrateur Charge du Centre Urbain

Service Sanitaire —M. Thierry

Garde Indigene—M. Cabanes, inspecteur

Docteur—Ohapuis, rnedecin commandant Douanes—M.

des Troupes Coloniales m^decin-chef Enregistrement—M. Jonquet, receveur

du Territoire de Kouang-tcheou-wan, Instruction Publique—M. Araud

: charge des Services Ext^rieurs, agent teur Toutain, direc-

ordinaire de la Societe

Docteur Tsin, medecin chef de THospital Tribunal du 2e Degre—M. Marby,president

Municipal de Tchekam Medecin—Dr. Chapuis

Pierre

3°classWoiig, medecinresident

and medecin Indochinois de Payeur—M. Forsans

a le Hos-

pital de Fott-Bayard Postes , et TeMgraphes — M. Kerneis,

receveur

Kongkoc de Fort-Bayard—M. Tsang Tsoc

Service Militaire Tsoi

Comdt. d’Armes—M. LafBsse, capitaine

Station de Teeegraphie sans fie Societe Indochinoise d’Electricite,

Chef de Station —M. Pellegrin Anonymous Society, Capital 60,00 >,000

Francs.

ElectricityPatentee

in All for theof Tonkin

Parts Supplyandof

Post i s et Telegraphes in the FrenchSale Concession of Kouang-

Deux Bureaux de Posteset Telegraphese tcheou-wan. and Hire of All

Fort-Bayard Kerneis

Receveur—M. et a Tchelcam Electric Materials—Head Office: Paris;

Works; Hue de Louvain, Fort-Bayard;

Cable Ad: Indelectro, Fort - Bayard

Gendarmerie Hoang Cung, manager

Commandant la

Gendarme—M. Grange Brigade—M. Cerati

Banque de lTndochine—

Garde Indigene

Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade—M. COMPAGNIE (c.I.N.)

InDOCHINOSE DE NAVIGATION

Lathoum^tie Sam-Tai-Lee, agent

Comptable—M. Perrin

Sous - Inspecteurs

Chefs de Poste et Gardes Principaux

Potsi—M.

Potao—M.—M. Rondeaux:

Dec reus Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.—

Tang-Hai Dedon

Naou-Tcheou—M. Stalter tchFkam

Tch^kam—M. AmErdggiani

Sam-Ka-Woo—M. Bur

Resident-Maire — M. Fernand H. Marby

VILLE DE TCHltK AM Kong-Koc—T. Tsang-Hoe-Tam

Medecin Contractuel — Dr. Kiodjon Tsin

President de la Chamber de Commerce—

Resident-Mai re M. Fernand H. Marby M. Tsang-Sy-Tsing

Kong-Koc —T. Tsang-Hoc-Tarn

Medecin Con .ractuel—Dr. Kiodjon Tsin Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

President de la Chambre de Commerce— and Its Products—

: M. Tsang-Sy-Tsing

PAKHO1

Pak-hoi

Pakhoi was opened to foreign trade in 1877 by the Chefoo Convention. It is

Situated on the Gulf of Tongking in long. E. 109 deg. 7 min. andlat. N. 21 deg. 29 min.

The Chinese town is situated on a peninsula, at the western extremity of which

are a few low hills (Kuantao Head H! IM )• It faces nearly due north, and in

winter is much exposed to the force of the N.E. monsoon winds. These blow so hard

at times as to interfere materially with the shipment and discharge of cargo from

steamers in the harbour, the anchorage for which is situated opposite the western end

of the town and a mile and a half from the Custom House near the eastern end of

the town.

Extending to the south and east is a plain which is level for many miles, although

the country

* made upon thisgradually rises towards

plain immediately thesouth

to the north.of the

Attempts at cultivation

town, but with varying havesuccess,

been

if Various roads intersect the country in the vicinity of the port and are utilized

for bringing in some of the produce from the surrounding district. The carts in use

’ for this purpose are heavy, unwieldy vehicles of an almost pre-historic type. They

[ are drawn largely by oxen and have huge solid wooden wheels of the most primitive

* pattern,

recent yearsby which, needless road

an extensive to say,building

the roadsprogramme

are badly cut

hasupbeen

in wet weather.

carried out and During

are

! now motor connections between Pakhoi and Limchow (^H ^), Tonkin, Kwangchow-

wan, Kwarigsi and the Canton Delta. Sportsmen will find the following game in

| the vicinity of Pakhoi: quails, snipe, partridges, wild pigeons, wild ducks, and some

|[ year

woodcocks and pheasants.

is a trying The climatethough

one for Europeans, of the port during atare,least

the nights for sixthemonths

tropics, ofcom-

the

( paratively cool. Accurate figures for the population of the town, as elsewhere in

'j China, are difficult to obtain; but the number of inhabitants may perhaps be put at

|| large

some number

MO,000. ofFishing

vessels isareoneemployed

of the inmostit* important of the local industries, and a

Trade in 1937

At Pakhbi trade showed remarkable resiliency despite disrupted shipping,

i banking and marketing conditions during the later months of the year, the trade

| statistics for 1937 being actually more favourable than those of more average years.

‘ and This partly

Was partlydue due

to totheanemergency

increase inmonths

legitimatebeingtrade and a ofdecrease

a period rising inprices,

smuggling,

which

, stimulated both imports ard exports. Comparative value statistics for the year

1936 and 1937 were as follows : direct imports from abroad, $1.15 million in 1937 as

I compared with $669,000 in 1936; coastwise imports of Chinese goods, $2.9 million as

againstmillion;

^ $i.48 $2.6 milliqn; direct exports

and coastwise toof foreign countries, $1.57

$1.57 million asas against

$1.6 million. Improved roads exports

gave Pakhoi Chinese

betterproduce,

communication million

with the against

district

j to the west and north-west, and also with Canton and Nanning. More motor vehicles

are in use on the roads, with a resultant increase in imports of gasolene from 124,925

to2,203,765

471,674litres,

litres. owing

Keroseneshortage

imports ofalsosupplies,

increased fromprices,

283,907andlitres during replace-

1936 to

ment. Supplies of riceto were somewhat short rising during the first difficulty

part of 1937ofowing to

i the 1936 harvests being inadequate. The 1937 crops were, however, good, and supplies

were ample

owing during thein latter

to difficulties half the

obtaining of favourite

the year. Shanghai

The cigarette

brands,trade

whilewas the dislocated

irhport of

wheat fiour through Hongkong increased as Shanghai flour became harder to obtain.

- The by the exports of driedas cuttle-fish

hostilities, fishing junksandwere other fishery

unable productsin their

to operate were accustomed

adversely affected

waters.

A466 PAKHOI

The export of pigs to Hongkong was also handicapped by infrequency of steamers

during

Gypsumthe later monthsquantities

in considerable of the year

fromwhen demand

near-by in Hongkong

districts was exported was tostrongest.

Canton

for use in the manufacture of cement. No other minerals were exported during the

year, the two mines of the Yu Sheng Manganese Ore Mining Company remaining

closed.

Total tonnage entered and cleared during the year was 373,071 tons, representing

a decrease of 177,737 tons as compared with 1936. The fortnightly French steamer

between

opening ofHaiphong and theHongkong

the year and was withdrawn

weekly Douglas steamer from the Pakhoi

from Canton, run at and

Hongkong, the

Hoihow ceased to call after November. The weekly service of Messrs. Butterfield

& Swire’s Shanghai-Hongkong-Haiphong ships functioned regularly during the first

half of the year, but was much interrupted later. The use of national currency

increased considerably during the year, and the provinciabcurrency remained close

toSouth-western

the fixed rateAviation

of $14:4Corporation

Provincial towas

$100suspended

National. during

The airtheservice operated

last four monthsby theof

the year.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.— Medical Officers—Drs. Ngo Si Quy

Ming Kwong Co., Pakhoi agents and Samuel Yongnyien Sing

Acting Tidesiirveyor and Acting

Central Bank of China—Cable Ad: 2639 Harbour Master—D. M. Nicoll

Ma Kwong Wing, director Assistant

Ting Hin,Boat

KwokOfficers—Au

Chung WingYeung

and

Chen Ming Siong

n & m m wm Chief Examiner—E. F. Melnik

COMPAGNIE InDO-ChINOISE DE NAVI- Examiners—Liu Mun Pang and Li j

GATION- Ka U

CONSULATES Tidewaiters—Hsii

Sin, Ho Kwai Pang, Chao-hsien, Woo

Li Te-tsing, Jj

Chung Yan Wai, Hu Wei

Lee Lin Chang, Ma Tang Kow, Ming, i

.$ m m m & * Wang Shou Chen, Chung Yu

Tai fat kwok ling sz fu Siang, KongSu Sau

France (The Chief Office is Temporarily

Established at Hoihow) Wo, Tong Ye, Lai, KwokYou

Yu Tung Chung

and si!

Annexe Secty.—M. Fan Chao-pan Zia Shiang Hsien

t ^ ® * H JM

Tai ying kitole ling sz kun Kwong Cheong Wo —Cable Ad: 4801

Great Britain — Agency :

Consul General (Residing in Canton) China Navigation Co., Ltd.

iii m it MISSIONS

Customs, Chinese Maritime —

Acting Comr.—H. B. Hawkins

Assistants—Chin Neng Wen, Chang Church Mission Society Hospital

— Cable Ad: C.M.S. Pakhoi

Hong-kwei

Clerks — KwokandChiu

Yeh Yuh

Hon,GieSu Yan Dr. Lam Kow-cheong, m.b., b.s.,

Ko, Wong Pik Pui,

Yu,HsuCheung King supt.

Lau, Liu Fook Chao Ling, Dr. G. L. Russell, m.b., ch.b.,

Ma Kwok Wing, T’u Shou Young supt. (Affiliated C.M.S. Leper

and Yang Ch’in Settlement)

PAKHOI—HOMOW A467

& i X Miss Laura M. Hylton

Rev. G. C. Legge (On furlough)

French Catholic Mission (Foreign Mrs. G. C. Legge ( do. )

Missions of Paris)—

Rev. Fathers : Osaka Shosen Kaisha—

Rt.

Rev.Rev.

P. S.L.Celland,

Penicaud, bishop

assist, steward

Rev. C. Toulhazan, super, of m m &

Seminary

Rev. V. Tsiu, prof, of Seminary Post Office—

Rev. N. Lay, do. Postmaster—Luk Lun Chui

Rev. F. Lam, vicar Secretary—Chen Chu Tsai

Accountant—Kwok Fook Hon

t a ti 'fO £ Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—

Pentecostal Holiness Church Ching Tai & Co., agents

Mission—

Rev. C. H. Herndon, supt. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.—

Mrs. C. H. Herndon Shok Kwan Shang

HOIHOW (in HAINAN ISLAND)

« m Kiung~ch.au p ffe Hoi-hau

Hoihow is the seaport of the prefectural city of Kiungchow, the capital of the

Islandhillsof Hainan.

low Thegraves;

dottedoriginally

with two townsandareacross

separated liesby aadistance of some three road.miles

Thisof

highway was constructed by thethese

Kiungchow semi-macadamised

Horse Carriage Co. in 1915,

it was considerably improved in the middle of 1918, and was kept in good repair by

several motor Car Cos. which maintained a continuous motor car service between the

two towns. Chingmai,

Wenchang, Over 500 milesTingan,of Kachek,

motor road and open to traffic

Chuenyai, and connecting

at one timeHoihownearlywith600

cars, buses and trucks 'were running on the Island-. More new roads are expected to be

opened for traffic in the near future. A new bund running along

the northern part of the town, 60 feet wide, was built in 1924 and the principal streetsthe Hoihow river on

were widened so as to permit motor traffic. Hoihow is lighted by electricity and

possesses a telephone system of its own.

The port

Maritime Customsof Hoihow

in April,was1876.

openedThebyharbour

the establishment

of Hoihow ofis aanbranchopen ofroadstead,

the Chinese un-

protected against the North-east monsoon, which blows with undisturbed vigour

from

thoseSeptember

months, andto atApril.

times The working In

impossible. of cargo

addition is, totherefore, normally

the above difficult during

disadvantages those

months

water comes are alsodown

the dry months

by the when no

Po Chung Riverrainto falls

the sea. up-country,

Again,'and

the consequently

tides are more no

erratic

during inthethe24 winter than they one,

hours, sometimes are and

in thesometimes

summer: none. sometimes

Cargothere

then,arehaving

two tides

been

loaded

stormywith

aHoihow difficultytwointo

passage a cargo-boat toalongside the importing steamer,

to thehas to face

and a mileofdistantto from

three it.milesOnce the spit,spit

at the which the runs parallel

cargo-boat may be town

able toof

pole up the two miles of shallow muddy water which separates it from Hoihow.

A468 hoihow

There is excellent water to be had byfever

As regards health, there is less the insinking

Hoihowof than anywhere

artesian else several

wells, and in Hainan. are

alreadyseawater

from in existence. Theinto

that filters watertheinwells

the and

actual wellsfromatthe

partly Hoihow is brackish,

alkiline condition partlyof Ihe

soil.

munity Theoftrade of HoihbvV

Hoihow is oneremains is more or less stationary. The nativedirections

commercialbycom-

posing

with theinterests.

Five Guilds, There isthata Chamber

representing

always being

the ofmerchants

drawn inwhich

Commerce, different

works inKochow,

of Canton, Swatow, conjunction op-

Fuh-

iskiencarried

and Hainan. A large export

on with Hongkong. trade

There hasinbeen

pigs,some

poultry,

talk ofeggs,opening

bullocks and provisions

mines, construct-

ing railways, and bringing out timber from the virgin forests of the interior.

The Board of Communications have a commercial station operating at Hoihow. A

harbour light, and a light at Lamko (western entrance of the Hainan Straits) were

opened

Aga Lantern in 1894; also one at Cape

apparatus Cami on the the lower

West tip of the peninsula the incity1895.atbutthe

An

commencement of 1916. was The installed'

approach Onto the harbour Fort

badlyclose

needsto dredging, is

not likely to be dredged until the native merchants of Hoihow develop a more public

spirit. Trade in 1937

The trade statistics recorded for Kiungchow were as follows: direct importa-

tions from abroad, $3.6 million as against $2.5 million in 1936; coastwise importations

offoreign

Chinese merchandise,

countries, $5.7 million

$3.5 million as against as against $6.6 million;

$2.9 million; direct exportations

and coastwise exportations toof

Chinese

year muchproduce,

attention$8.2wasmillion

devoted as against $3.7 million.

to development schemesDuring the early

for Hainan, and part of the

representa-

tives of various official department and commercial interests paid special visits to this

island to development

railways, make close investigation

of plantations,asetc. to trading

In Aprilpossibilities,

the Ministryresources,

of Rail ways contruction

despatchedof

a party of engineers to conduct survey work. As Hoihow itself is not suitable for con-

version into

selected as thea deep harbour,

seaport whereManiu Harbour,

concrete jetties30miles

and a(48breakwater

kilometres)will to thebewest, has been

constructed.

The railway

the south will commence

coast of Hainan, at passing

Maniu Harbour

various and

citiesextend

en downThe

route. to Sama-Yulinkan

above work on

was

temporarily suspended in August. In tbe early spring drought was very serious,

causing heavy losses among the farming classes. Following, the drought bubonic

plague visited the island, especially in the Tingan district, . Cholera was also epidemic

in July. Quarantine restrictions were imposed by the Hongkong and Haiphong

authorities against Hoihow arrivals for some months, causing import and export

trade dropped considerably. The principal articles of import were kerosene oil,

gasolene,

foreign iron bars, wheat flour, litresand rice. showing

Keroseneanoilincrease

formedofthe 259 bulk of direct

comparedimport with thetotalling

figures3,386,009

of 1936. Thisandis mainly due to the larger per cent

legitimate when

im-

portations

1,103,791 through the customs. Gasolene also showed a remarkable increase

periodtheofof

the year, litres.

jumpedRice, fromwhich

27,718wasto granted duty-free As.

33,960 quintals. privileges

regards for a certain

coastwise imports,

trade was rather disappointing. Shortage of tonnage, uncertainty of market, and

dislocation of trade were the main contributing factors. Of the principal articles

exported abroad, pigs headed the list, followed by tin ore, buffalo hides, and cat t le.

The

latterlast-named

part of thedropped

year. Pigsfrom were10,646into greater

6,446 head, exportinbeing

demand prohibitedTheduring

Hongkong. tin tradethe

was again very satisfactory, 1,973 quintals of tin ore being exported as against 1,251

quintals into 1936.

amounted The Lichee

266 quintals crop being

only, valued veryaspoor,

at $4,115, total10,509

against shipments to Shanghai

quintals, valued at

$165,542 in 1936.

population in the district.This was, needless to say, of very little financial aid to the rural

In the month of May a new Maritime Customs station was established at Sama-

Yulinkan, on the south coast of Hainan, for the purpose of collecting duty on foreign-

going junks and to serve as a preventive station, Another Maritime Customs station

was established in October in Hsinyingchiang,. an important trade centre in the north-

west of Hainan.

HOIHOW

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Kach-ek

China), Ltd. — Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas

C. F. Yuen Miss M. H. Taylor

Dr..and

Rev. andMrs. Mrs.S.A.P.E.Seaton

French

CONSULATES Miss M. Burkwail, r.n.

Nodoa

m Tm fat mkwokmLiny & Ai is- M. M. Moninger

sz fu * Mrs. M. R. Melrose

France — Rev. and Mrs. P. C. Melrose

Acting-Consul—L. Jankelevitch — Dr. and, Mrs. H. F. Burkwail

. Secretary—Wu Fouktiou

Residing Clerk—Pan Tchao Pan Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Bucher

Roman Catholic Mission —

Customs, Chinese Maritime — Kiung- ,Rt. Rev. P. M. julliotte

cliow (floihow) Rev. Fr. D. Desperban, s.R. ‘

Acting Commissioner—E. Groff-Smith Rev. Fr. F. Geyey, yic. del.

Assistants—Li Ko Yen and Oong Teh Rev.

Rev. Fr.

Fr. M. Manage (Leamui),]

C. Bernard (lloibow)

Siang

Medical Officers —N. Bercovitz and ■ , Rev.

Rev, Fr.

Fr. F.E, Manac’h

Mprvan (Vuntsio)

(Simsan)

H. C. Chang Rev. Fr. C. Beupard (Lirnko)

Tidesurveyor , and Harbour Master— Rev. Fr.

Fr. E.L. Ramirez

Penicaut (Bangcao)

F. Stormes Rev.

Boat Rev. Fr. A. Ganglotf(Cacnek)

(Sangto)

TienOfficers—Sz-to

Lin Kon and Davis Rev. Fr.,R. Berg (Hoihow)

Examiners — V. Nesvadba, Lin Post Office—

Jung-o,

Pui LumLin Dirk Chiong and Tong Postmaster- -K. W. Pan

Lights

Hoihow Harbour Light—J. W. F. 1! ^Olt CoMPAjSTY—Cable

STANbARD-yACUUM H

Gerharz Ad:Wong

StandSikvac'Pun, manager

Larnko—A, X. Peroff

Cape Cami—I. Golack

Wing Fat Hong, Merchants, Importers

Hainann Motor& &Company,

n m Authorized

m and Exporters,

Agents — ChungshanShippingRd;and Cable

Insurance

Ad: .

Ford Dealer—66, Bok Oy lioad,

how Hainan Island; Teleph. 48; Cable Hoi- Wingfathong; Code: Bentley’s

Ad:Leung

Hainanmotor Chau Sing Mui, manager

Wong Siu Shek, assistant manager

Yin Tung, manager Assistants—Chau King Wei, Chau

King Shiang & Chau Sing Kiu

MISSIONS Agents

Wo Fatfor:Shing S.S. Co., Ltd.

China

SettlingUnderwriters

Agent Ltd., Marine

t ^

American Presbyterian Mission— n & m m m n n

Hoihow Yuen Fat Lee Co., General Merchants

Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Steiner Shipping & Insurance Agents—Chung-

Dr. and Mrs. N. Bercovitz shan Road; Cable Ad: Wingfathong

Miss Grace Macdonald, business Chau

agent

Miss Caroline McCreery, r.n. WongSingSiuMui,Shek,manager

assistant manager

Miss Esther M. Morse, m.d. Assistants—Chau King Wei, Chau

Kiungchow King

Agents for-. Shiang & Chau Sing Kiu

Rev. and Mrs. D. S. Tappan China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Miss A. H. Skinner R, & S. Marine & Fire Insurance

LUNGCHOW

jj{ H Lung-chow

This city is situated at the junction of the Sung-chi and Kao-ping rivers in lat. 22

deg. 21 min. N., and long. 106 deg. 45 min. E., near the South-western border of the

province of Kwangsi,

with Tonkin. and was selected

The continuation of the asabove-named

the seat of thetwofrontier

rivers istrade

knownof that province

as the Tso-

chiang or left branch of the West River, and it enters the main stream some 30 miles

above Nanning. The town is prettily situated amongst the mountains,

by the rivers mainly, and lies at an elevation of some 300 feet above sea level. The having exits

city

roundwall, last proper.

the city repaired Ain census

1887, istaken

beingindemolished

1929 showedrapidly to make a population

the Lungchow circular roadas

consisting

in 1931. From a military point of view Lungchow is considered to be a residents

of 3,500 families, in all 14,796 persons, there being no foreign place of

importance. Troops areallstationed

Pingerh, and Shuikou, roughly therethirtyandmiles

at thedistant

three frontier stationsdirection.

in a westerly of Namkuan. The

port was opened to Franco-Annamese trade on the 1st June,

a valuable Rack door into China when strikes obstruct trade elsewhere Without 1889, and has proved

however

Lungchowanisextension

likely to ofbe the

slow,Hanoi-Langson

though the linerailway,

now runsanythroughmarkedto development

Nasham, whereof

stocks of kei’osene were kept on hand during 1924, 1925 and 1926 for importation into

China.

Port de TheChinefrontier road runsandfrom

to Lungchow, Dongdang

carries at the on the railway,

present through Namkuan

date a considerable amount orof

motor traffic, the distance of 54 kilometres taking on an average of about three hours.

There are several motor-car companies—all Chinese owned—engaged in regular traffic

between Lungchow, Shuikon (a frontier mart) as well as Langson in Tonkin. The

Lungchow-Nanning

several motor road

motor cars engaged in thehasregular

been run

opened to traffic

between the twosincecities,

March,

taking1932,8 hours

with

tobeautiful

cover the whole journey of about 200 miles. The intervening country

a numberveryof

is

rock caves,andformerly

runs through very mountainous

the habitat of natives areas,

indigenousin which

to theareneighbourhood.

Telegraphic. communication;

River, with Mengtsz in Yunnan existsvia with

Posd, Canton

and withand placesother places onThetheChinese

in Tonkin. West

. Post Office temporarily maintains their mail service between Lungchow

in Tonkin by regular couriers instead of by motor under contract as before owing to and Langson

the irregular running of trans-frontier motor cars, and sends mails to Nanning daily

by a motor

Bureau sincedriven mail-car 1932.

December, run byAntheestablishment

Lungchow-Nanning of thePublic ChineseRoadMaritime

Control

Customs is maintained at the port where foreign interests are in the charge

ofCatholic

ConsulsChurch

resident theon South

the West side ofRiver and in Hongkong. There was a

established by theon Emanuel Mission in thetheTso-chiang,

suburbs outside the smallthe Eastorphanage

Gate

having been removed to Hong Kong since February, 1930. The Consulate, Cus-

toms buildings

during and Missionary

a Communist uprising Church

in February,were completely

1930. Through looted and

the badly

promptdamaged

action

on the part of the Kwangsi troops under General Wei Yun Tsung to restore

peace though

chow, and order in the deserted

practically district towards

after thethecommunist

end of 1930, the city

uprising, has ofgradually

Lung-

returned to its former prosperity, with a large population and a number

of new shops. The trip up from Nanning usually takes from three to four

days, and that down to Nanningabout 30 hours, according to the water in

the river, the level of which is liable to very sudden fluctuations during the rainy

season of July and August. It has been known to rise as high as 75 feet, when the iron

suspension bridge across the river is only two feet above the flood. Motor boats carry

most of the cargo from and to West River ports, whilst frontier trade is carried by

LUNGCHOW A471

small junks and rafts, and by carts on the overland routes which usually travel in

convoys of some number as in Tonkin. The River scenery between Lungchow and

Nanning with its succession of gorges and rapids is well worth seeing but accommo-

dation for Europeans on the motor boats is not of a luxurious type though each vessel

has one special cabin for official travellers. The climate of the port is damp and very

l^ot for some eight

pleasantamid months of the

such picturesque year, but the winter is cold enough to be very

surroundings.

Trade in 1937

The trade of Lungchqw ran a normal course during the first six months of the

year,, but from

were no signs Julytrade revival.floodThein factors

onwards adverse set inandand, till, the.end

cropsofremained

the

wereyear there

hampered by theofwide-spread rice,

August.bean, groundnut

The money market seriously

tight

throughout the year. The statistics of the port, according to value, were as follows:

direct foreign imports, $88,000 as against $49,000 in 1936;; direct exports of Chinese

produceDeducting

$289. abroad, $296,000

the valueas ofagainst

certain$177,000;

special and

and domestic

non-recurringtrade,importations,

$3,498 as againstthe

figure for foreign imports does not show any appreciable

with French Indo-China, while the increase of $119,000 in the export tradeimprovement in thewastrade

the

result of good demand in foreign markets for antimony ore, which is the outstanding

product of the district,, and which was exported to the extent of 23,241 quintals

through the Maritime Customs stations at Lungpang and Pingmeng during the year.

Accurate

are not thestatisticsbut,foraccording

available, goods transported

to information through channels outside

sources,Customs control

during year was on a very much diminishedfrom scale. reliable

The importance business

of the portdone

as

a distributing centre for goods to the neighbouring districts continued to decrease,

and during the year no further advance in highway construction

ment of interest was reported. The South-western Aviation Corporation was unable, or industrial develop-

to maintain its regular air service between Canton and Hanoi via Wuchow, Nanning

and Lungchow. Towards the end of the year, bandits in the frontier districts were

vigorously

the frontier.suppressed, thus removing an impediment to traffic and commerce a,long

DIRECTORY

Bible Church Men’s Missionary J. A. Royere, consul for Longtcheou

Society— & Nanning with Residence in

18 « ii! Lung Chow Kwan J. Longtcheou

Y F. Tseng, Chinese clerk

Customs, Chinese Maritime —

Deputy Commissioner

Chan Pak Hong - in - Charge— French Hospital —

Clerks--Tsang Dr. Ch’en Ting-wok

Yan Fung Chia Cheong and Tsui

Senior Out door Officer—Tang Chao la *8 W gt

Chi Post Office ( Chinese ) — Lungchow,

French Consulate- Cable Ad : Fransulat, Kwangsi

Postmaster—Tao Te-i

Longtcheou

MENGrTSZ AND YUNNANFU

0 * Meng-isz

Mengtsz

Manhao, is a district

a small village city in the

on the rightsouth-east

bank of oftheYunnan, and was

Red River, together

openedwithto

trade by the Additional Convention to the French Treaty of Tientsin of the

25th April,

days’ journey1886,by signed at Peking

pony from Manhao,on but

the is26thonlyJune, 1887. distance

an nour’s The townbyistrain

two

from Pishihchai, a station on the Tien-Yueh Railway. It is beautifully

situated, being built on a cultivated plateau 20 miles long by about 12 miles

in breadth, encircled by picturesque mountains, and is 4,280 feet above the

level of the sea. The place was of much more importance before the Mahom-

medan rebellion, as the numerous well-built temples, many of them now in

ruins, still testify. The French Consul hoisted his flag at Mengtsz on the

30th April, 1889, and the Custojns station was opened in the following August.

Since the extension of the Tien-Yueh Railway to Yunnanfu and the removal

of the French Consulate, the Customs headquarters and the Banque de 1’Indo-

chine to the provincial capital, Mengtsz has been dwindling into insignificance

and its name is only remembered as one of historical importance.

The clirnate of Yunnanfu—the provincial capital—is temperate and good,

being at an altitude of 6,400 feet. From October to April, there is very little

rain and a good deal of wind, but in June, July, August and September

which is the rainy season the rainfall is about 49 inches in a year of heavy

rain, and as low as 24 inches when the rains are scarce. When the rain is as

low as the latter figure, there is a drought and harvests are poor, and when

as the first figure there are floods and the harvest is similarly poor. Being

at the terminus of the Tien-Yueh Railway, Yunnanfu is now becoming an

important centre for the distribution of foreign and native goods imported

via Tonkin. The whole town, now a Municipality, has a population of some

170,000, being the most densely-populated in the province. There are four

Consulates—the French, the British, the American and the Japanese, the last

mentioned Consulate being temporarily closed. Decent hotels and electric

lights are available; and there is a network of highways deviating from the

town to the neighbouring districts and scenic spots.

Trade in 1937

Unlike the previous two years, during which Yunnanfu, the provincial

capital and headquarters of the Mengtsz Customs, had been under threats

from the communists, peace .and order reigned in Yunnan throughout the

whole of 1937. Despite the Sino-Japanese hostilities, trade in general showed

a favourable balance in the Mengtsz Customs district. _ The trade statistics

in value were : direct importations from abroad, $9.6 million as against $8.1

million in the preceding year; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise,

$20.8 million as against $182 million; direct exportations to foreign coun-

tries, $34.2 million as against $23.7 million; and coastwise exportations of

Chinese produce, $1.9 million as against $3.3 million. A noteworthy increase

was recorded in the import of foreign tools and machinery, due to growing

activities in spinning, weaving, and leather-manufacturing industries, and

improvements in the electric-lighting system. No foreign rice was imported

during the year under review, harvests being exceedingly good throughout

the province and the special duty rate on the import of rice from Indo-China

having been withdrawn as from the 22nd July 1937. The trade in foreign

aniline dyes and artificial indigo suffered a sharp decline, the high prices

ruling causing a reversion to the use of native vegetable indigo. Although

MENGTSZ AND YUNNAN FU A473

domestic importations of cigarettes followed an upward trend during the last few

I years, the same was not maintained during the current year, the price of cigarettes

so increasing

tobacco that made the frompoorer classes haveleaf.fallenCotton

back yarn

on locally

importsmanufactured

1l rolled Szechwan tobacco increased by

I 16,541 quintals,

?rovince. an

'I'he Yunnanindication of the steady growth of the weaving

underwiththeindustry of the

unnan Economic Council,Spinning

started and WeavinginCompany,

functioning August 1937 aauspices

capital ofof the

St.

11,200,000. The factory is now equipped with 5,200 spindles and 60 looms. Its

;5 output of yarn, shirtings, and jeans, however, being as yet

noticeable decline was seen in domestic imports; but, with the concurrent extension on a moderate scale, no

[i ofCouncil

cotton-growing farms in this province, it is the intention

to increase the capacity of the factory to such an extent as to effect aof the Yunnan Economic

| considerable reduction in the annual figure of more than $10 million expended on

the

seen purchase

in staple ofexportsimported cotton yarn

to foreign and : piece

countries goods.wolfram

tin slabs, A general increase sub-

ore, medicinal was

stances, bristles, wood oil, hides, skins, and leather. For the tin industry, which is

the

but mainstay

closed on ofa lessthe prosperous

export tradenote. of Yunnan

Duringprovince,

the firstthehalfyearof opened

the yearencouragingly,

the price of

the remained at a high level. This factor, coupled with sufficient rainfall, stimu-

lated output in the Kochiu mining district, where all tin-fields are located; but there

, was a sharp decline in prices in the late autumn, the London quotation falling as

I low as £186 per ton as compared with £262 in September. Throughout December

I| the

abroadpriceaggregated

showed little 94,662signquintals,

of recovery. Nevertheless,

a record figure sincethe1920,totalalthough

quantity domestic

exported

f exports declined from 13,143 quintals in 1936 to 4,315 quintals. The Kochi u tin

5| industry

ernments, has the attracted

Yunnan Miningthe attention of both

Corporation beingthefinanced

Centralbyand thethe Provincial

provincial Gov-

authori-

| ties with the main object of developing the tin industry;

Commission is also engaged in investigating the conditions of the tin mines. Exports the National Resources

f of wolfram ore to Hongkong for sale to England and Germany amounted to 6,787

I quintals, representing an increase of nearly three time the total export for 1936.

|) atTheTchetsouen

year witnessed for the re-estabishment

smelting antimony by ore,thewhich

Provincial Government

is extracted in theof districts

the foundryof

| Kaiyuan, Wenshan, and Kwangnan in South Yunnan, , Since the opening of the

i’ foundry

30 tons awere totalexported

of some 80abroad

tons ofduring

antimony regti.lusIncreases

the year. has been inturned

exportsout,ofofbristles,

which

I medicinal substances, and wood oil were accounted for, among other factors, by the

'$! blockade of the Yangtze and the improved highway communications,

in the division of Szechwan products to Yunnan on their way to foreign markets. which resulted

On the 15th May the Provincial Government announced the suspension of

I silver as a circulating medium and that notes of the four Government banks of one

: dollar denomination or under were to be accepted for monetary transactions at the

1 rate of St. $1 — Yunnan Faper %\t). Legal tender notes of higher denominations

! remained,

still however,

comprised subjectportion

the Major to a discount, and the

of the local notes ofIntheDecember

currency. New Futien Bank

a branch

\ office of the Central Bank of China was opened at Yunnanfu whose main objects

f| are to be the introduction of legal tender notes into

and remittance of Central Government revenue. The year experienced heavy this province and the control

^I1 fluctuations

remittances onin Shanghai,

the local aexchange

sharp decline market.

in the Owing

value oftothetheStandard

lack ofdollar

demand for

in terms

of Yunnan Paper dollars began to make itself felt in October. The rate dropped as

low as Y. P. $910 = " t. $100 in November as compared with Y. P. $998 = St. $100 in

j the best timeonofHongkong

quotations the year. wasIn about'1,022;

the first threefollowing

quarterstheof the year the ofaverage

depreciation rate of

the Standard

| dollar, the rate for the Hongkong currency reached the lowest level of 950 in

I November. The Indd-China piastre followed the fate of the French franc, and

I quotations which opened at Y. P. $1,578 for I. O. $100 at the beginning of the year

| dropped to Y.P. $1,460 in June, the lowest point being reached in November when

the quotation was 1,055. The Eurasia Aviation Corporation, whose head office' has

been transferred to Yunnanfu from Sian, secured permission in December from the

French Government to Operate a wreekly service from Yunnanfu to Hanoi, connecting

with Air France. Motor-bus through traffic between Yunnan, Kweichow, Szechwan,

and Hunan was inaugurated officially in November, thus bringing Kweiyang,

A474 MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU

Changsha, and Chungking within four, eight, and six days respectively from

Yunnanfu.

passenger andThefreight

Yunnan AnnamIn Railway

traffic. had a good.year

this connexion, it may beowing to increases

mentioned that theboth

Sino-in

Japanese conflict resulted in an influx of people into Yunnanfu, coming either by

the Yunnan Annam Railway or by the overland route via Changsha and Kweiyang.

The Sino-British

tion Joint Border Demarcation

work intheDecember Commission,

in Aprilwhich begantheitsfinal

investiga-

delimitating boundary1935, completed,

between Yunnanits and

task Burma, 193 ' signed.

was when About report,

three-

fifths of the disputed, area has been allocated to China.

DIRECTORY

MENGTSZ

Banque de l’IndojOhine — Assistants — Liang Chun Yen, Harry

J. P. Munie, directeur Mo, Yang

kun Hung Kwei

and Chang kuang,Hsiang

Shen Shih-

COMPAGNIE FBANCAISB DES CHEMINS DE Examiners- F. Benoist, A. Emiliano,

Ko Kui-hok and Ernest August Tso

PER DE l’InDO-ChINE ET DD YuN-NAN— Pishihchai Sub-Office

Assist.-in-Charge—Lui Shiu Sai

iHl Q Meny Tsz Kwan Examiner—Shi Yeung-iu

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Cable Ad: Hokow Sub-Office

Custos, Yunnanfu Assistant-in-Charge

Shen — Dunn Shieh

Commissioner—J.

Yunnanfu) M. A. Fay (At Examiner^-C. J. Gallot

Yunnanfu Office of the Meng tsz MResident

eng tsz Office

Property Caretaker—J. Y.

Onstoms Murphy

YUNNANFH

Alliance Francaise— Agent for:

Banque de l’IndojChine — Assurance Franco-Asiatique

J. Munie, manager

A. Manhes, accountant CONSULATES

H. Vienne, signs per pro.

Commercial Press, Ltd., The (Yunnan France—Yunnanfu

Branch), Booksellers, Stationers, Pub- Consul—Pierre Crepin

lishers and Printers — Kwang Hwa

Street, Kunming, Yunnan Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

P. L. Yang, manager Acting Consul-General — J. W. O.

S. Sing Sun, B.c.s., c.a., sub-manager Davidson, c.M.G., o.b.e.

Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Pro-Consul—R. G. Carter

Petroles — United States of America—

H. L. Barue

Consul—Paul W. Meyer

Compagnie Optorg, Import and Ex- Clerk—Jeannette Mertsky

port Merchants Interpreter—J. N. Hwang

Chinese Writer—Sun Chung Leng

J. Oudin, signs per pro.

YUNNANFU A475

Customs, Chinese Maritime (Mengtsz Church Missionary Society —

District)—

Commissioner—J.C.O’G. Anderson

Yunnanfu Office of the Mengtsz Customs Poinsard & Veyret (Societe Anon yme)

Commissioner—J.C.O’G. Anderson Hardware and Provision Merchants—

Assistants - R. H. Cholmondeley,

Yang Hung-kuang, Hui Sung fif tf # ^ xk

Kai and Kim Lai Hung Shu Shing Sun, b.s.c., Chatered Acc-

Examiners—A. I. Masloff, P. P ountant—2, Foo Ching Hong, Ching

Yung Street, Kunming, Yunnan

Kozloff and Ernest August Tso

Mengtsz Office

Resident Property Caretaker — J. Y. Standard-Vacuum

Standvac

Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Murphy Ngoi Do-ciong, manager

Pishihchai Sub-Office

Assist. in-Charge—Peng Tsing Kai

Examiner—Ko Kui-hok ft M %

Hokow Sub-Office Subira Freres, Import and Export-

Officer-in-Charge —C. J. Gallot CableandAd:Bentley’s

edn., Subira; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Examiner—Yick Wang

Texas Company (China), Ltd., The —

French Chamber op Commerce — Ho Hao, in charge

Y.M.C.A.—

R. D. Arnold, b.a., secretary

n m m m n Mrs. R. D. Arnold

Man kwok tse chu way

International ' Savings Society — Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Paris Office: 85, Rue St. Lazare. Ltd,—

Head Office:Cable

Shanghai. 7, Avenue Edward VII.

Ad: Intefsavin Kung Hsiang, in charge

Yunnan District Inspectorate op

Kunming (Yunnanfu) Directorate Gen- Salt Administration—

eral op Posts—Cable Ad: Postgen Dist. Dir. Hsuen Kuei-lun

Asst.

Chief Dist.

of Dir.—A.

General Padovani

Administration

MISSIONS Dept.—Chang Ching yuan

Chief of Accounts Dept. — Chow

Hsien-wen

British & Foreign Bible Society— Chief of Production

Dept.—Shen arid Consumption

Tsu-kun

Bible House, Pei Men Kai No. 78, Chief

Ni of Revenue Guards Dept.—

Ch’ung

Kunming (Yunnanfu), Yunnan District Travelling Inspector—Yang

Provincial Secretary (Also for Hsing-ch’ih

French Indo-China) — Rev Peiching Sub-District Magistrate—

Valdemar B. Molgaard, m.a., Chia Kuei-yuan

b.d. (Private Cable Ad: Mol- Mohei Sub-District Magistrate—

gaard, Kunming) Feng Meng chiu

Catholique, Vicariat Apostolique de Yunnanfu Club (Cercle

Committee—J. Fay Yunnanfu)—

(president), A.

Yunnanfu— Manhes (hon. secretary), J. Jou-

Yicaire Apostolique—Mgr. G. M. velet (hon. librarian), F. Kamm

J.d’Amathonte

de Jonghe1933d’Ardoye eveque F. M. Lanzalavi

Provicaire—R. P. Louis Michel

Procureur—Jean Savin Yunnanfu Wireless Station—

HOKOW

ChinaHokow was opened

and France of 20thtoJune,

foreign

1895.tradeBybythetheterms

Supplementary Qonvehtipiy

of the agreemejit Frahoebetween

was to

establish a Vice-Consulate

being cairried out in August,and 1896,China a Customs

and July, House at Hokow,

1897,,respectively. • Thethese stipulationsis

Vice-Consulate

subordinate

of the Mengtszto Commissioner,

the Mengtsz Consulate

and the value and theof Hokow

the tradeCustoms

is not areseparately

under thestated

controlin

the Mengtsz Customs returns.

withHokow is picturesquely

the Nannsi situated called

River—commonly on thethe leftNamti—and

bank of the Red

lies River at its confluence

immediately opposite

Laokay, an important garrison town in Tonkin. The native town has a population

of about 4,000, mostly living in bamboo houses and thatched huts; .some good semi-

foreign style buildings have, however, been built during'the lafet fevt years. An iron

railway bridge across the Hanhsi River was completed in 1902, and connects Hokow

afterLaokay.

and Hokowofisabout

a train journey about8i420hours

li bythrough

land from .Mengtsz,

magnificent which can be reached

country.

The climate is very unhealthy and new residents

In summer, when it does not rain it is hot and trying, whereas rain soon feel its undermining

is accompaniedeffects.

by

aas damp,

the sun reappears. The main climatic feature, by no means a pleasant one,soonis

uncomfortable atmosphere which becomes even more disagreeable as

a thin, fever-carrying drizzle, which falls in winter and spring.. The thick, tropical

vegetation

everything. is Malaria

kept moist, and aandlightclaims

is rampant andnumerous

extremelyvictims

dangerous ,misttheoverhangs

amongst natives.

Foreigners manage to recover by taking large quantities of quinine. During the

summer, foreigners go to Chapa, a summer resort in Tonkin (Altitude:

metres; distance from Laokay : 37 kilometres). Since fhe bridge over the Red River about 1,700

has been finished, a regular motor service is working between

2 companies (Veyrfeiic et Cie. and Schneider et Cie.) maintain this service. Chapa and Laoaky :

DIRECTORY

M ft P M Ro Row Ren Rican

Chinese Maritime Customs (Sub-Office, of Mengtz Customs) —

Assistant-in-Charge —S. S. Dunn

Senior Out-door Officer—C. J. Gallot

TENGYTJEH MOM KIN)

m m Teng-yueh

The trade mart Tengyueh—situated near the southwestern frontier of Yunnan, in

lat. 24 deg. 45 min N., and long. 98 deg. 30 min. E.—was opened to foreign trade under

I the Burma Agreement of 1897 modifying the (Jonvention of 1894 relative to Burma

1 and Thibet, and the Custom House was opened on the 8th May, 1902. Tengyueh

is a walled town situated in a fertile valley at an altitude of 5,356 feet, with mountains

f fifteen miles to the north of the town reaching a height of 12,000 feet. The valley is

1j watered by the Tieh Shui river, a small tributary of the Tai Ping, which itself flows

into the Irrawaddy a few miles above Bhamo, a town which has been the principal

i emporium of Chinese goods in Upper Burma for many years. From Bhamo, there is a

| good motor road for the first seventeen miles, and in fact motor cars have once or

| twice actually gone about twenty miles further, but caravans usually do the last 120

! miles of the journey to Tengyueh in six easy stages. On the Burma side of the

! frontier are two dak bungalows, but once the Sino-Burmese frontier is crossed, at

Milestone 56 at the Kulika Bridge, inns, unfortunately none too clean, have to be

; relied upon—though camping grounds can be found at most stages. The main route

now runs through Manhsien and Hsiaohsinkai. '('here is a telegraph office at the

latter place and although the official in charge cannot read English he can despatch

1 telegrams. The old route ma Manwyne is now seldon used. Here it was that A. R.

Margary, of H. B. M. Consular Service in China, was murdered. His memorial stands

< in the Bund Gardens in Shanghai. Pack animals and porters constitute the sole

| means of transport, but freights are fairly cheap between November 1, and March 31,

: when travelling is delightful, and expensive during the monsoon season, when some

\ 70 inches of rain fall and travelling is inad visible on account of climatic conditions.

} Mails always travel by train from Rangoon to Myitkyina and from thence they go

I through Sadon and Niuchuanho to Tengyueh. The total time taken being only six

l days. It is easy to travel over this route, but camping gear is essential owing to the

; lack of inns. Namkhan, a town some ten days south of Tengyueh, is now joined to

| Lashio (a rail-head in Burma) and Bhamo by motor road. The road between

: Tengyueh and Yunnanfu has been repaired and while caravans take 24 days,

!, travellers can reach Yunnanfu in 17 days, as motor transport is available on the

l Miakuan-Yunnanfu (eastern) section of the road during the months November to

j June inclusive. The mail couriers take only twelve days. Owing to the

| prohibitive cost, there can never be any question of building a railway between

1 the two towns, though it would be a comparatively easy matter to build either a road

i, or a railway between Tengyueh and Bhamo. The climate of Tengyueh is for the most

| part excellent. The. temperature hardly ever rises, above 80° or falls below freezing

| point,. The climate of the valleys to the south of the town, however, is very malarial.

I Travellers without adequate money are not permitted to enter Burma and they

j would do well not to make the journey from Yunnanfu.

Letters for Tengyueh should be marked Via Rangoon & Myitkyina, Burma

I (foreign postage).

Telegrams should be sent Via Madras from places south and west of Pengyueh

' but by Chinese radio if from the east.

Parcels can only be sent as far as Bhamo, from which town they could be sent on

by caravan by an agent (e.g. Messrs. Litung, Bhamo), or they could be sent

| via Yunnanfu, but by that route they take several months.

A478 TENUYUEH (MOMEIN)

Trade in 1937

earlyThe importthetrade

months of Tengyueh

marked rise in pricefluctuated

of Shanghai considerably

yarn and during the year.shortage

the temporary In the

of stocks in Shanghai that was noted towards the close of 1936 was still causing dealers

toandturn to Burma to replenish their supplies, and large

raw cotton were imported. This movement came to an end in May, when arrange- quantities of cotton yarn

ments began to be made to change the local currency from

paper basis, and a period of marked hesitation in business ensued. Activity recom- a silver to a provincial

menced in October,

led to renewed largewhen the impossibility

importations of obtaining

from Burma. The stocks of yarnforfrom

final result Shanghai

the year was

4,620

raw cotton (1936 figure, 3,344 quintals). The value of the import trade for thequintals

quintals of cotton yarn imported (1936 figure, 1865 quintals) and 4,885 district

recorded in Customs statistics was $1.1 million as compared with the true trade figure

ofmillion

$0.67 for

million

1934.forThe 1936,increase

but fallsin short

importsof the total1937

during of $1.6

is alsomillion for 1935

reflected in theandfigures

of $1.8of

mule-loads

cent over theentering Tengyueh

1936 total of 10,356.from Totals

abroad,inviz.,19"!14,973,

and which

1935 wereis an 22,582

increaseandof 4516,211

per

respectively.

1936.TheTradeexportin trade as a whole

the staple export,wasSzechwan

valued atraw$3.6silk,million

remainedas against

brisk. $3.9 million

It was for

hardly

to$3.5bemillion)

expectedwould that the exceptionally high figures of 1936 (4,395

be equalled, for the quantity exported in that year strained the quintals valued at

capacity of the Burma market, but the 1937 exports (3,799 quintals valued at $3

million)

for previous still years.

representThisa high volumebeing

silk, which, of trade and compare

land-borne, entersfavourably

Burma free withoffigures

duty,

comes from the producing districts in Central Szechwan, from Kiating in the west to

Chungking in the east, and is borne by pack-caravan south to Yunnanfu and thence,

west two

from to Tengyueh and onintoactual

to three months Burma. From time.

travelling Szechwan Quiteto aTengyueh the journey

high proportion takes

of China’s

total exports of raw silk are sent abroad through this port. In 1936, for example, the

value of tbe local export, viz., $3.5 million, was a fraction under 10 per cent of the

entireSzechwan

from raw silk exports of thefar

('Chungking) country. In the same

easier Yangtze, riveryear the value

steamer routeof was

the silk

$!.5exported

million.

The figures cited might be regarded as showing that, in determining direction of trade,

the

tions. height of tariff barriers is of more importance than ease and speed of communica-

sundriesBusiness

from generally

Shanghairemainsadds topoor, and the impossibility

the merchants’ difficulties. ofShopreplenishing

rents have stocksbeenof

falling during the last few years, owing to the state of trade. In other ways Tengyueh

had a prosperous year—continued freedom from bandits and a first-rate rice harvest.

DIRECTORY

Chinese Maritime Customs— MISSIONS

Assistant-in-Charge W. A. B.

Gardener American Ladies’ Mission1—

Assistant—Chen Kuan-soon

Senior Out-door Officer—H. Olsen

Medical Officer—U. Pee Swedish Mission-

Consulate,

Britain Great Britain—Cable Ad: Post Office—

Consul—Ronald Hall Postmaster—Chu Chia jui

SZEMAO

% |H Sz-mdu

Szemao, opened to the Tonkin frontier trade by the Gerard Convention ot

1895 and to British trade by the Burmah Convention of 1896, is situated in

the south-western part of the Province of Yunnan in latitude 22 deg. 47 min.

29 sec. N. and longitude 100 deg. 46 min. E. It is a sub-prefectual walled

town built on gently rising ground overlooking a well-cultivated plain. The

elevation is 4,700 fe#t above the sea-level, and the population is estimated

to be about 10,000. The climate is moderate, the temperature rarely exceeding

80 degrees (Fahr.) during the summer, and seldom falling below 40 degrees in

the winter months. The place is distant from both Yunnan-fu (the capital

of the province) and Mengtsz 18 days, from theT French Laos frontier 6 days,

and from British territory about 12 days. It w as opened in the early part of

1897, and so far has not fulfilled the expectation of its potential importance

as a trading centre.

Trade in 1937

Owing chiefly to straitened financial conditions, the Szemao district witnessed a

further trade depression. The value of direct imports fell from $857,000 to $423,000,

direct

With the exports showing,

exception however,oil,a slight

of kerosene whichincrease

showed ina substantial

value from $414,911

increase tofrom$466,126.

43,685

toindigo

74,726 litres, there was a general decline in the import of

paste, cotton piece goods, tusks and horns. Raw cotton sufferedsuch articles

only aasnegligible

artificial

decline. Of the principal direct exports, a further expansion was seen in the case of

tea, camphor, and lead bars. Owing to the lack of modern transport facilities, sedan

chairs, ponies, and pack-animals still constitutethe only available means of conveyance.

Duringand

.tender the provincial

year a total

notesnumber of 38,764

were put pack-loadsforwasthepassed

into circulation at Szemao.

first time in June atLegalthe

fixed rate of $1 legal tender = $2 Futien Bank notes or $-2 Yunnan silver.

DIRECTORY

American Presbyterian Mission— Chinese Maritime Customs—

Kiulungkiang, Yunnan Assistant-in-Charge—ShuenTe Ching

Mrs. Charles E. Park (Kiulungkiang) Clerks—Wu Chiang Tsung, Chan Chi

Chiu and Fan Chung Nga

Dr. and Mrs. D. Chester Nelson (849, Tidewaiters—Chow Chuan Ping and

Humboldt St., Denver, Colorado) Wang En Chan

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas (1019, Chinese Post Office —

Fairfield St., Scranton, Pa.) Postmaster— Yang Peng

Japanese weights and measures

WEIGHTS

1 Kwam-me or 1,000 Momme ,= 8.2817077001 lbs. avoir., or 3.7565217 kilogrammes

1 Hiyaku-me or 100 Momme = 0.8281707700 lb. avoir., or *37,565217 grammes

1 Momme or 10 Fun ' = 0.0082817077. lb. avoir., or 3.756521 grammes

1 Fun or 10 Rin = 0.0008281708 lb. avoir., or 0.375652 gramme

1 Rin or 10 Mo ^ 0.0000828171 lb. avoir., or 0.037565 gramme

1 Mo or 10 Shi 1 0.0000082817 lb. avoir., or 0.GO3756 gramme

1 Shi '= 0.0000008282 lb. avoir., or 0.000375 gramme

1 Hiyak-kin or 100 Kin = 132.5073232011 lbs. avoir., or 60.1043472 kilogrammes

1 Kin or 160 Momme — . 1.3250732820 lbs. avoir., or 601.043472 grammes

Apothecaries Weight—1 Riyo or 4 Momme equal 0.0402583013 lb. troy.

DRY MEASURE

1 Jo make 10 Shaku = about 3.314 yards English

1 Shaku make 10 Sun == about 1 foot English

1 Sun make 10 Bu = about 1.18 inches English

LAND MEASURE

1 Ri make 36 Oho ‘ = 2.4403 English miles

1 Oho make 60 Ken = 119.305-English yards

1 Ken make 6 Shaku = 59.653 English feet

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HONG KONG

^ ^ Heung-kony

The Island of Hongkong (which gives its name to the British Colony in

South China) is situated off the coast of the Kwangtung province, near the

mouth of the Canton river. It is distant about 40 miles from Macao and 90

from Canton, and lies between 22 deg. 9 min. and 22 deg. 17 min. N. lat. and

114 deg. 5 min. and 114 deg. 18 min. E. long. The Chinese characters repre-

senting the name of the island (Heung Kong) may be read as signifying either

Cood Harbour or Fragant Streams. By Conventions dated, respectively,

1860 and 1898, further territory was ceded by China, consisting of upwards

of 280 square miles on the opposite mainland together with the islands of

ILantao, Lamma, Cheungchow and others. The last concession is by way of a

lease for ninety-nine years.

History and Government

Before the British ensign was hoisted on Possession Point in the City of

Victoria in the year 1840 the island can hardly be said to have had any history,

and what little attaches to it is very obscure. Scantily peopled by fishermen

and agriculturists, it was never 4he scene of stirring events, and was little

affected by dynastic or political changes. It is alleged, however, that after the

fall of the Ming dynasty in 1628, some of the Emperor’s followers found shel-

ter in the forests of Hongkong from the fury of the Manchus. The peninsula

of British Kowloon has more claim to association with Chinese history. In

the

whenyear a.d.from

flying 1287 Kublai

it, is recorded thatMongol

Khan, the the lastconqueror,

Emperor took

of therefuge

Sungindynasty,

a cave

in Kowloon, and an inscription on, the rock above is said to record the fact.

The inscription consists of the characters Sung Wong Tpi, meaning the Sung

Emperor’s Pavilion. On the cessipn of the territory to Great Britain the

natives petitioned the Hongkong Government that the rock might not be blasted

or otherwise injured, on_ account of the tradition connecting it with the Im-

perial personage above mentioned. In 1898, during the administration of

Major-General Wilsone Black, a resolution was passed by the Legislative

Council preserving the land on which the rock stands for the benefit of the

public in perpetuity.

Hongkong is a Crown Colony and was ceded to Great Britain by the

Chinese Government in 1841. In the troubles which preceded the first wai

with China the necessity of having some place on the coast whence British

trade might be protected and controlled, and where officials and merchants

might be free from the insulting and humiliating requirements of the Chinese

Authorities, became painfully evident. As early as 1834 Lord Napier, smart-

ing under his insolent treatment by the Viceroy at Canton, urged the Home

Government to send a force from India to support the dignity of his com

mission. “A little armament,” he wrote, “should enter the China seas with

the first of the south-west monsoon, and on arriving should take possession of

the island of Hongkong, in the eastern entrance of the Canton river, which

is admirably adapted for every purpose.” Two years later Sir George Robin-

son, endorsing the opinion of Lord Napier that nothing but force could better

the British position in China, advised “the occupation of one of the islands

in this neighbourhood, so singularly adapted by nature in every respect for

commercial purposes.” In the early part of 1839 affairs approached a crisis,

and on the 22nd March, Captain Elliot, the Chief Superintendent of Trade, re-

quired that all the ships of Her Majesty’s subjects at the outer anchorages of

Canton should proceed forthwith to Hongkong, and, hoisting their national

colours, be prepared to resist every act of aggression on the part of the Chinese

A482 HONGKONG

Government. When the British community left 'Canton, Macao afforded them

a temporary asylum, but their presence there was made the occasion by the

Chinese Government

In a despatch dated 6thof May,

threatening demonstrations

1839, Captain Elliot wroteagainst that Palmerston

to Lord settlement.:

“The safety of Macao is, in point of fact, an object of secondary moment to

the Portuguese Government, but to that of Her Majesty it may be said to be

of indispensable necessity, and most particularly at this moment”; and he

urged upon his Lordship “the strong necessity of concluding some immediate

arrangement with the Government of His Most Faithful Majesty, either for

the cession of the Portuguese rights at Macao, or for the effectful defence of

the place, and its appropriation to British uses by means of a subsidiary Con-

vention.” Happily for the permanent interests of British trade in China

this suggestion came to nothing, and Great Britain found a much superior

lodgment at Hongkong.

On the 20th January, 1841, H.M.’s Plenipotentiary issued a circular to

British subjects announcing the conclusion of preliminary arrangements be-

tween the Imperial Commissioner, Ke-shen, and himself. One of the terms

was stated in the circular as follows:

1.—“ The cession or the island and harbour of Hongkong to the British

Crown. All just charges and duties to the Empire upon the commerce carried

on there to be paid as if the trade were conducted at Whampoa.”

On the 26th January, the island was accordingly taken formal possession of

in the name of H.M. Queen Victoria. The treaty was subsequently^repudiated

by both parties, and it was not . until the fonclusion of the Nanking Treaty

in 1842 that the Chinese Government formally recognised the cession of the

island. In the meantime it was held by the British—who had come to stay

—and on the 1st May, 1841, the Public Notice and Declaration regarding the

occupation of Hongkong was promulgated. On the 7th May of the same

year, 1841, the first number of the Hongkong Gazette was published, printed

at the American Mission Press, Macao. This first number contained the

notification of the appointment (dated 30th April) of Captain William Caine,

of the 26th (Cameronian) Regiment of Infantry, as Chief Magistrate, the

warrant being under the hand of Charles Elliot, Esquire, Her Majesty’s

Plenipotentiary, etc., etc., “charged with the Government of the Island of

Hongkong.” Captain Elliot’s idea was that the island should be held on

similar terms to those on which Macao ivas at that time held by the Portu-

guese, and the Chief Magistrate, instead of being charged to administer

British law, was authorised and required “to exercise authority, according

to the laws, customs, and usages of China, as near as may be (every descrip-

tion of torture excepted), for the preservation of the peace and the protec-

tion of life and property, over all the native inhabitants in the said island

and the harbours thereof”; and over other persons according to British police

law. The first land sale took place on the 14th June, and building thereafter

proceeded rapidly, the population of the new town at the end of the year

being estimated at 15,000. On the 6th February, 1842, Hongkong was form-

ally declared a free port by Sir Henry Pottinger, who had succeeded Captain

Elliot as Plenipotentiary. Until the signing of the treaty, however, the

ultimate fate of the new settlement remained in doubt. Sir Robert Peel, when

asked in the House of Commons whether it was the intention of Her Majesty's

Government properly to colonize the place or give it up, declined to answer

what he deemed an unparliamentary question during a period of open war

with the country by whom the cession of the island was both made and re-

pudiated. The Treaty of Narking, however, settled all doubts- On the 23rd

June, 1843, Ke-ying, the Chinese Imperial Commissioner, arrived in Hong-

kong for the exchange of the ratifications of the treaty, and the ceremony took

place in the Council Room on the 26th of that month, and immediately after-

wards the Royal Charter, dated 5th April, 1843, erecting the island into a

separate Colony, was read, and Sir Henry Pottinger took the oaths of office

as Governor. At first progress was rapid- The Queen’s Road was laid out

HONGKONG A483

for a length of, between three and four miles, and buildings rose rapidly.

But a check was received owdng to the unhealthy conditions which were

developed! by “ the breaking of the ‘ malarious’ soil,” and in 1844, soon after

the arrival of iSir John Davis, who assumed the government in June, the

1 advisability of abandoning the island altogether as a colony was seriously

discussed. Mr. Montgomery Martin, H.M.’s Treasurer, drew up a long re-

port, in which he earnestly recommended the abandonment of a place which,

j he believed, would never be habitable for Europeans. Sir John Davis,

in a despatch dated April, 1845, strongly combatted Mr. Martin’s pessimistic

:; conclusions and expressed a firm belief that time alone was required for the

development of the colony and for the correction of some of the evils which

hindered its early progress. Sir John (who died in November, 1690, in his

ninety-sixth year) lived to see his predictions most amply verified, and in

after years must have reflected with satisfaction on the fact that his views

; had prevailed in Downing Street. On the 26th May, 1846, the Hongkong Club

house, situated in Queen’s Road Central., at its junction with

} Wyndham Street, was opened with a ball, and was occupied

^ by the Club for over fifty years, being vacated in J uly, 1897, when

I the'Club moved into new and more commodious premises on the New Praya.

Ji Sir John Davis resigned in January, 1848, and left the colony on the 30th

1’, March of that year. On the iSth April, 1854, Sir John Bowring took the oaths

I as Governor, and held the reins until May, 1859. Sir John Bowring w&s 'the

II last Governor who united that office with that of Minister Plenipotentiary and

|\ Superintendent of British Trade in China. During his administration various

public works were carried out, and the Bowrington Canal was constructed. On

October 1st, 1857, The Hong Kong Daily Press made its appearance. In

September, 1859, Sir Hercules Robinson arrived and assumed the administra-

tion. In 1860 the peninsula of Kowloon was placed under British control, and

soon afterwards became a great camp, the English and French troops of the

Allied Expeditionary Force being for some time quartered there In Novem-

ber, 1867, a great fire occurred, which swept the whole district between the

Queen’s Road and the Praya, from thfe Cross Road to the Harbour Master’s

Office. During Sir Richard MacDonnell’s vigorous administration the revenue

of the Colony, which had fallen much below the expenditure, was augmented

by the imposition of the stamp duties and other measures. One of His Excel

lency’s last official acts was to preside at the opening, in February, 1,872, of

the Tung Wah (Chinese) Hospital. Bj March, 1882 the trade of the Colony

increased greatly and Governor Hennessy accumulated a large surplus,

but public works made little progress, the Breakwater at Causeway

Bay being the principal work completed during his administration, while

the Observatory was projected. On Christmas Day, 1878, a fire broke out in

the Central District of Victoria which destroyed 368 houses and entailed

enormous loss on the community. March, 1883 was the signal for great activity

in the prosecution of public works, amongst others being the Tytam Waterworks,

the Victoria (now Queen’s) College, the Lunatic Asylum, the Observatory, and

the enlargement of the Government Civil Hospital; also the residents were

given the privilege of nominating two of the unofficial members of the Legisla-

tive Council. A petition addressed to the House of Commons in favour of

Constitutional Reform resulted, in 1894, in the addition of a second Chinese

member to the Legislative Council, in return for an increase in the Official

element by the inclusion of the General Officer Commanding the Troops, and

i the introduction of two nominated Unofficial members into the Executive

Council. The year 1894 will be memorable, also in the annals of the Colony

as the most disastrous year of the plague. The disease reached its climax

on the 7th of June, when 107 deaths and 69 new cases were

reported. After that date its virulence decreased, a,nd on the 3rd

September the proclamation declaring the Colony infected was withdrawn. The

total number of deaths recorded was 2,547. In the meantime the trade of the

Colony had suffered severely. Large numbers of the natives fled, it being

estimated that the population was reduced at one time by no less than 80,000,

A484 HOMGKOjN g

and the usually busy Queen’s Road appeared almost deserted. As the disease |

waned the population returned, business was gradually resumed, and with the |

withdrawal of the quarantine imposed at the other ports, vessels resumed their f

regular calls at Hongkong. In 1896 the disease again made its appearance, |

out was much less virulent than in 1894, and in 1898 there was another f

visitation. In every succeeding year there was a recurrence of the epidemic 1

notwithstanding the expenditure of millions of dollars and the prosecution

of a vigorous policy of sanitation carried out on the advice of special com- :]

missioners (Mr. Osbert Chadwick and Dr. Simpson) sent out from England ;

to advise on the best means of improving the health of the city of Victoria. |

An outbreak of cerebrospinal meningitis occurred early in 1918, 1,232 cases being j

recorded. In consequence of the popular alarm that was felt, the Rockefeller 1

Institute of New York was asked to send an expert in the disease to advise on

the best methods of prevention and treatment. Dr. Olitsky, Lieutenant, U.S.A. 1

Army, arrived in the Colony on May 5th and he strongly condemned the con- j

gestion prevailing in the western part of Victoria. On his advice the systematic |

manufacture of anti-meningococcic serum was undertaken.

In 1900, in the despatch of the Chinese Expeditionary Force from India, j

Hongkong became the base from which troops and supplies were sent forward. :i

Prior to the arrival of t'hese troops, a force drawn from the Garrison was des- 1

patched to the front, and the Hongkong Regiment were retained for service in I

North China during the whole of the campaign, only returning to the Colony in 1

December, 1901. In October, 1902, the Hongkong Regiment were paraded for 1

the last time in the Colony, handed oyer their colours to he placed in St. John’s 1

Cathedral, and embarked a few days later, for India, where they were I

disbanded. Owing to a very short rainfall in 1901, and a prolonged drought |

lasting until May, 1902. a serious water famine occurred, reducing the 1

inhabitants

the to great

urgent need straits, andwater

for increased forcibly bringing

storage. Largehome to the have

reservoirs Administration

since been JJ

built on the island and a big scheme for securing water from the Shing Mun j

valley on the mainland first mooted in 1922 has now been completed.

Sir Matthew Nathan, k.c.m.g., reached the Colony on the 29th July, 1904, j

and. his regime was distinguished by the commencement of the long- I

projected railway from Kowloon to Canton. The British section, from Kow- j

loon to the frontier, a distance of 22 miles, was opened on October 1st, 1910, |

by Sir Henry May, who was then administering the Government in the j

absence on leave of H.E. Sir -Frederick Lugard. The Chinese seetioh, 89 i

miles

railwayin communication

length, was completed at the endThe

was established. of year

September, 1911, bewhen

1906 will through

remembered |-J

in the history of the Colony by 'the typhoon which struck the Colony on 1

September 18th with terrific force and with such disastrous results as to i

give it rank as the worst typhoon that the Colony had ever experienced. The |

Observatory was’able to give but very short notice of its approach. The 1

typhoon lasted only two hours, and it was roughly .estimated that in that |

short space of time 10,000 persons lost their lives in the vicinity of the 1

Colony, while the damage done to ‘ shipping and property ashore ran into J

many millions of dollars. A list, admittedly incomplete, compiled by the I

Harbour Authorities, showed sunk or damaged 67 large vessels. 652 junks, Jl

54 lighters, and1 70 launches. No account is taken i*n this list of the hundreds jl

of sampans which were sunk or battered to pieces against the sea walls. The jl

Colony was visited by another typhoon of greater force on the night of I

July 27-28, 1908, but the Observatory gave timely warning of the j

approach, and shipping consequently did not suffer so badly as in the

1906 typhoon, but much more extensive damage was done to property 1

ashore. The most serious shipping casualty was the foundering of the |

Yingking ’ with a loss of -.ome 424 lives. Arising out of these catastrophes j

there was an agitation for the provision of more adequate protection for *

small shipping than was afforded by the typhoon shelter at Causeway Bay,

and, as a consequence, a new refuge was constructed at Mongkoktsui. This

HONGKONG A4$5

was completed in 1915; The worst typhoon since 1908 was that which struck

the Colony on August 18th, 1923, when the wind attained the record velocity

1 of 130 miles ah hour: Considerable; damage was done to shipping and to

property on shore, especially at the Peak, but the loss of life was. fortunately,

small. But for the fact that the typhoon was travelling very rapidly the

results must have been much more serious In the Spring of 1918 some 600

lives were lost in a fire which occurred during the race meeting at Happy

Valley. The matsheds accommodating thousands of Chinese spectators col-

lapsed and flames spread so rapidly that the people were burned to death

before the, eyes of their friends, -who were powerless tp render assistance.

Brigadier-General Sir Frederick Lugard, k.c.m.g., arrived on July 28th,

1907, and his chief monument in the Colony may be said to be

j the University. Mr. H. N. Mody generously offered to provide buildings at an

estimated cost of $280,000, and Sir Frederick Lugard worked indefatigably to

secure an endowment fund of a million and a quarter dollars. When this

'1( fund

in Bonham was inRoad.

sight,SirinFrederick

19Q9, building

Lugardoperations were commenced

had the felicity on abuild-

of seeing the site

ing opened in March, 1912, just before he left oh promotion to become Governor

6f Nigeria. Mr. Mody received a knighthood in recognition of his benefac-

i tions to the Colony.

j? the Thp Colonythirdanddecade

also byof many

the century

strikingwaspublic

marked by immense

events. development

As elsewhere, there hasof

1ic been in Hong Kong a surprising increase in the facilities for

tainment and recreation. In 1921 no fewer than 500 m.otor vehicles were licensed public enter-

\ in 1931 the number was well over 3,000. Rickshas and chairs are accordingly

fI reduced

creased, and in, number. Moving

considerably picturehotel

extended theatres of modern (including

accommodation type have provision

also in-

'for music and dancing) Attracts many more people into the centres of pppula-

f tion than was formerly the case. Wireless developments have advanced the

I science

Observatory of meteorology and increased

to navigation; the publicthealsovaluable

has now services of the Hong

the advantage of Kong

radio

broadcasting. In the period under review the Chinese first developed a keen

| interest in football and bathing. Chinese football teams now frequently defeat

! such practised exponents of the game as members of the garrison. New motor

j, roads have developed extensive building areas on which innumerable single

1 residences and Streets of houses have been built. A motor road to the Peak

was the largest of these enterprises, subsequent to the road round the Island

and the New, Territories. Building development has occurred especially in

1' Kowloon where town-planning schemes have attracted a population shown by

the 1931 census to be more than double that of 1921. Numerous services of

( motor buses serve the transport needs of the population, leading to the con-

| struction of the first reinforced concrete roads in the Colony. Development

f has been accelerated by pressure of arrivals from China where disturbed con-

| ditions have prevailed practically throughout the decade. The Chinese realised

| that the Colony afforded a safe refuge for person and property: they came

(J inlandsuchboom

numbers as. to,cause

from 1921 to 1924 a(3iconsiderable advance

million dollars worthin the cost was

of land of living

sold byandthea

I Government, on long lease in 1923 alohe, and 9l millions in four years). In

times of drought there have been acute water shortages, notably in 1929 when

«, water had to be imported by steamer and supplied to the public from tanks on

j the water-front. Waterworks extension, referred to elsewhere, should make

| shortages a thing of the past. On the island the most notable achievement

was the completion of the Praya East Reclamation Scheme, which doubles the

j area of Wanchai, while in Kowloon the construction of what will be a model

city of vast dimensions progressed year by year as hill after hill was cut down

I? and used to level up insanitary depressions and extend the deep sea frontage.

Private enterprise has also added to the reclaimed area at North Point, Hong

Kong. Another private reclamation was resumed by the Government in 1927

for an Air Port (Kai Tak Aerodrome).

A486 HONGKONG

In 1921 the Hong Kong War Memorial Cross was unveiled, and

Captain (afterwards Admiral) E.R.G.R. Evans distinguished himself in

rescue work when the s.s. Hong Moh went ashore on the Lammocks. On April

6 and 7, 1922, H.R.H. the Prinoe of Wales visited the Colony on his way to

Japan. An endowment of $500,000 for Chairs of medicine and surgery at the

University by the Rockefeller Foundation was announced at this time. In

1923 the Industrial Employment of Children Ordinance came into force, and

a Mui Tsai Abolition Bill was passed by the Legislative Council. The Ceno-

taph was unveiled on May 24. A very severe typhoon in August sank the

Loong Sang and H.M.S. Submarine L19 in the harbour, besides doing much

other damage. In 1924 the Tytam Gap-Shekko Road was completed. In 1925

the Hong Kong Government contributed £250,000 towards the cost of the

Singapore Base. In 1926 a great part of the Hong Kong Hotel was

destroyed by fire. The Pratas Wireless Station, striven for during ma-hy

years, was opened. The new Government Building on the water front in

Hong Kong, King’s College and a hospital in Kowloon, were completed.

In 1929 the King Edward Hotel was burnt out, with loss of life. This

was a year of grave water shortage and special measures had to be adopted

to cope with it. H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester visited the Colony

in April. The 90 acres of Praya East Reclamation were completed,

with several large and imposing buildings including the China Fleet

Club, the Seamen’s Institute and the Luk Kok Hotel, one of the best

and largest Chinese hotels in the Colony. A large number of houses for the

middle classes were also built on this site. In this year it wa;s proposed by the

Chinese Maritime 'Customs that, in order to stop the increasing smuggling

from Hong Kong into China which followed upon Tariff Autonomy and higher

import tariffs, the Chinese Customs be allowed to function in Hong Kong.

An agreement to this effect was discussed but came to nothing because China

could not agree to grant Hong Kong a quid pro quo in respect of inland

water navigation privileges.

The following is a list of those who have administered the Government from the

date on which the Island was erected into a Colony:

]843 Sir Henry Pottinger, Bart., g.c.b.k.c.b. 1891 1891 Maj.-Gen. G.Bobinson,

Digby Barker,

Sir WilliamWilsone g.c.m.g. c.b. (Admr.)

]844 Sir JohnGeorge

Francis Davis,,Bart., 1898

.848

l

,{■851 Samuel Bonham, o.b. 1898 Sir Henry Arthur Blake, g.c.m.g.(Admr.)

Maj.-Gen. Black, c.b.

51 Major-General

8V852 Sir S. George W. JervbisBart.,

Bonham,

John Bowring, ll.d. (Acting)

(Lt.-Governor)

k.c.b. 1902

1902 Maj.-Gen.SirW.Gaseoigne,K.c.M.G.(Admr.)

Sir HenryH.Arthur Blake,(Admr.)

g.c.m.g.

7853

7854 Sir

Sir S.John

George Bonham,

Bowring, Kt.,Bart., k.c.b. 1903

1904 Francis

SirHon.

Matthew May, c.m.g.

Nathan, k.c.m.g.

j854

7B55 Lieut.-ColonelWm.

Sir JohnCaine

Bowring, Caine (Lt.-Governor)

Kt., ll.d. 1906-7

1907 Sir Mr. F. H.

Matthew Nathan,May, c.m.g.

k.c.m.g. (Admr. \

*859 Colonel

*859 William

Sir Hercules (Lieut.-Governor)

G. B.Mercer

Bohinson, Kt. 1907

1907 Hon. Mr. F. H. May c.m.g. )Admr.)k.c.mg.

Brigadier-Gen. Sir F.D. Lugard,

*862

*864 Sir Thomas

Hercules G. B. (Acting)

Bohinson, Kt. 1909-

1910-

*865 William Thomas Mercer (Acting) 1912 Hon. Mr. Claud Severn

k.c.m.g.('(Admr.)

*866 Sir RichardH.W.

GravesWhitfield

MacDoimell, Kt., c.b. 1912

1913 Sir Henry May, Severn

*870

1871 Maj.-Gen.

Sir BichardG. MacDonnell, (Lt.-Governor)

k.c.m.g., 1914-19 Sir Henry May, k.c.m.g.Admr.i

Hon. Mr. Claud

*872

*875 Sir Arthur

John E. Kennedy,

Gardiner Austin k.c.m.g.,

(Admr.) c.b. c.b. 1917-

1918-

1876 Sir John

1877 Wm.

Sir ArthurPope

E. Kennedy,

Hennessy, k.c.m.g. c.b. 1919-

k.c.m.g., 1922 Hon.

1925 Mr. Claud Severn,

Sir Cecil k.c.m.g.c.m.g. (Admr.)

1882

1883

1885 Sir

Wm.

Hy. Marsh,

George

Hy.

c.m.g.Bowen,

Ferguson

Marsh, c.m.g.

(Admr.)

(Admr.)g.c.m.g. 1927 Hon. Mr. Clementi,

W. T. Southorn, c.m G. (Admr.)

1887 Maj.-Gen. W.William

G. Cameron, c.b. (Admr.) (928-30 Sir

1930-34 Sir Cecil

Sir AndrewClementi, k.c.m.g.

William Caldecott,

Peel, k.b.e.,k.c.m.g.,

k.c.m.g.c b.e.

1887

1890 Sir George

Francis Fleming, Des (Admr.)

c.m.g. Yoeux, k.c.m.g. 1937-39

1935-37 Sir Geoffry Alexander Staffordk.c.m.g.

1890 Sir George William Des Yoeux, k.c.m.g. Northcote,

HONGKONG A 487

The Government is administered by a Governor, aided by an Executive Council

ofGovernor,

six officials

andandis three unofficials.

composed of the The Legislative

Officer CommandingCounciltheis Troops,

presided the

overColonial

by the

Secretary, the Attorney-General, the Treasurer, the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, the

Director of Public Works,, the Inspector-General of Police, the Director of Medical and

Sanitary Services the Harbour Master, and eight unofficial members, one of whom is elect-

ed

six, bythree

the Chamber

of whom ofare

Commerce

of Chineseand another

butbyBritish

the Justices of the Peace. The remaining

Government. Demands for a greaterrace

measure nationality,

of popiular are appointed

representation by the

were made by

the British residents to the Secretary of State for the Colonies in 1916 and again in 1919,

both times unsuccessfully.

presented to the House of Commons. In 1922 a numerously-signed petition on the subject was

Description

The island Of Hongkong is about 11 miles long and from 2 to 5 miles broad; its

circumference

few valleys of any extent and scarcelyconsists

is about 27 miles. It of a broken

any ground availableridge

for ofcultivation.

lofty hills, with

The

only valleys worthy of the name are those of Wong Nei Cheong, Tytam, and Little

Hongkong, all of which are remarkably beautiful and well wooded, being in fact the

only parts where any considerable arborescent vegetation was formerly to be, found.

The island is well watered by numerous streams, many of which are perennial. The

city of Victoria and suburbs are supplied with water from the Pokfolum, Tytam,

and Wong-Nei-Cheong

storage reservoirs.

capacity of sixty-six The first-named,

million gallons, constructed

while the Tytam in 1866-69;

reservoir, has a

constructed

in 1883-1888, and extended in 1896, has an area of about 31 acres and a storage

capacity of about three hundred and 84 million gallops. From the Tytam reservoir

the

length water

andis.aconveyed

conduit into

alongtown by meanssome

the hillside of a400tunnel a mile the

feet above andseaone-third

level andin

nearly four miles in length, on which a fine road—called the Bowen Koad — has

been formed, which commands the most charming views of the city and the eastern

district, and is a favourite resort of pedestrians. In many parts the conduit is

carried over the ravines and rocks by ornamental stone bridges, one of which,

above

in 1899,Wanchai, has twenty-three

has a capacity arches.gallons.

of 30 million The Wong-Nei-Cheong reservoir,ofcompleted

A bye-wash reservoir about 22

million gallons capacity, situated immediately below the overflow of the Tytam

reservoir, was completed in 1903, and a dam at Tytam Tuk to impound 194 million

gallons wasin completed

completed in 1909.

1917 at a cost of aboutA$2,400,000,

further extension of theseforwaterworks

making provision impoundingwas an

additional

the Colony1,419 million fifteen

for another gallons years

of water. This was expected

but experience to meetshewed

in dry seasons the needs

that ofit

was barely adequate and a project was started to dam the Shing Mun river

and to tap practically the whole of the Eastern and Southern slopes of Tai

Mo Shan. This scheme was sanctioned by the Secretary of State in June,

1924, and the work slowly progressed. The newly developed catchment area

includes 8,500 acres, or 13 square miles. It was proposed originally to build

nine storage reservoirs, varying in size from 55 million to 1,700 million gallons

and having an aggregate capacity of 4,500 million gallons, of which 2,400

million gallons, or rather more than the whole storage capacity in the Island

of Hongkong, would be stored in gravity, and the remainder would be in

pumping reservoir. The water will be conveyed through the Kowloon hills

by open conduit and two tunneffi, the Tatter being 2,400 and 4,350 feet in length,

respectively. It was intended that the water should be brought down from the

Filtered Water Reservoir by 24-inch trunk mains, which were to be laid in

the bed of the harbour from Kowloon Point and discharge into a Service Re-

servoir, probably under the Public Gardens. The scheme was somewhat modi-

fied but no very great difficulties were experienced untiT the question arose

as to the best method o,f conveying the water across the harbour. Early in

1929 Mr. Henderson, the assistant director of Public Works, went Home to

consult engineering authorities as to the best method of doing this, with »

result that his own scheme was approved and he hurried back to put the work

in hand. The water is conveyed across to Hongkong in a pipe line laid on

the bed of the harbour. The total length of this pipe is nearly 1| miles. The

A488 HONGKONG

pipe, of Lap welded steel, has an internal diameter of 12.26o and is 7/16" thick.

It is protected by a double hessian wrapping impregnated with bitumastic

solution. It has a discharging capacity of 3^ million gallons per day at 280

feet above sea level. The pipe line was formally opened on 31st March, 1930.

In 1929 the construction of the Kowloon Eyewash Reservoir, immediately

below the Kowloon Reservoir, was begun and will be finished in 1931, thereby

adding a further 180 million gallons to Kowloon’s storage. This dam will

have a maximum height of over 100 feet.

In 1926 the Aberdeen Valley was investigated as a further source of supply

for the Island of Hongkong and in 1929 work was commenced. The Scheme

included the construction of a dam 110 ft. in height impounding about 180

million gallons. The existing Aberdeen Paper works dam having a capacity

of about 90 million gallons was purchased by Government and was incor-

porated in the Scheme.

The ShingandMunwillValley

construction dam, one inof 1938.

be completed the largest

It willinbetheused

FarasEast, is now forunder

a storage the

enormous quantity of water which annually runs to waste from that Valley.

The approaches to the port are well lighted. The western entrance has the

following lights :

Gap Rock Light—FI. every 3 seconds, visible 18 miles. 'Connected to the

port by Wireless Telegraphy.

Green Island Light—FI. W. R. every 8 seconds, visible 16 miles. Connected

to the Port by Telephone.

Central Fairway—North Buoy: FI. every 3 seconds, South Buoy: FI.

every 3 seconds.

At the eastern entrance there are :

Waglan Island Light-Group : FI. every 10 seconds, visible 21 miles. Con-

nected to the Port by Telephone, Telegraph and Wireless Telegraphy

Diaphone Fog Signal.

Cape D’Aguilar—Wireless Telegraphy Station.

Tathong Point Light—FI. W. R. every 5 seconds, visible 2 miles. Fog

Bells every 30 seconds.

Cape Collinson Light—'Double FI. W. R. every 10 seconds, visible 16 miles.

Lyeemoon Pass Lights—North Side: FI. R. every 5 seconds. South Side:

FI. R. every 5 seconds.

Channel Rocks—FI. every 5 seconds.

Cust Rock Beacon—FI. every 3 seconds.

Chin Sal Chiu Point Light—FI. W. R. every 3 seconds, visible 10 miles.

The harbour of Hongkong is one of the finest and most beautiful in the

world, having an area of ten square miles, and, with its diversified scenery and

varied shipping, presents an animated and imposing spectacle. It consists

of the sheet of water between the island and the mainland, and is enclosed

on all sides by lofty hills, formerly destitute of foliage, but now becoming

clothed, especially on the island, with young forests, the result of the affore-

station scheme of the Government. The city of Victoria is magnificently

situated, the houses, many of them large and handsome, rising, tier upon tier,

from the water’s edge to a height of over five hundred feet on the face of the

Peak, while many buildings are visible on the very summit of the hills. Seen

from the water at night, when lights twinkle among the trees and houses, the

city, spreading aloiig the shore for five miles, affords a sight not readily to

be forgotten.

Nor on landing are the favourable impressions of the stranger dissipated

or lessened. The city is well built, the roads and streets are for the most

HONGKONG

part admirably made and kept, and a few of the thoroughfares delightfully

shaded with well-grown trees. The European business quarter occupies the

middle of the city, from Pottinger Street to the Naval Yard. Almost all the

lower levels, especially the Western District, are covered by a mass of Chinese

shops and tenements, in recent years a large number of the older of these have

been pulled down and replaced by more modern buildings of ferro concrete,

many of them well designed and fine looking edifices. The Botanic Gardens

are situated just above Government House, and are tastefully laid out in

terraces, slopes, and walks, with parterres of flowers. A handsome fountain

adorns the second terrace. There is a bandstand, presented by the Parsee

community and open air concerts are given in the gardens during the summer

months which prove a great attraction. Aviaries, orchid houses, and fer-

neries are attractive features, and seats are provided in every spot where a

view is obtainable or shade afforded by the varied foliage. A fine bronze

statue of Sir Arthur Kennedy, Governor of the Colony, 1872-fl, erected by public

subscription, stands above the second terrace looking down on the fountain.

It was unveiled, in November, 1887, by Governor Sir William Des Vceux. A

pilau erected to the memory of the Chinese who gave their lives in the great

war of 1914-1918, was unveiled on 7th May, 1928, by Sir Cecil dementi, k.c.m.g.

It stands just above the flight of steps giving entrance-to the gardens from

Albert Road, and is in every way a fitting memorial. The City Hall, erected

in 1866-9 by subscription, eontains a theatre, numerous large rooms used for

balls and public meetings (in one of which, known as St. George’s Hall, is

a finei,portrait of the late Queen Victoria, presented by the late Sir Thomas

Jackson, Bart:, in 1900), a Library and a Museum—both of which however, have

a neglected appearance. Eastward of the City Hall is a fine open space or

lung, in the shape of the Parade Ground, south of the road, and the Cricket

Ground on the north. Here a new pavilion was erected in 1923 and extended

in 1927. The building of the City Hall has been demolished.

The Post Office, an impoffing building in which several other Government

departments are accommodated,'occupies a site with frontages on the Praya,

Pe'dder Street and Des Voeux Road. The Court of Justice were designed by

the late Sir Aston Webb and Mr. E. Ingress Bell, consulting architects to the

Government of Great Britain. The foundation stone was laid in 1903 and the

building was completed at a cost of $856,310 and opened in January, 1912.

Immediately opposite on the seaward side and appropriately occupying what

was long known as “the finest site,” stands the Colony’s War Memorial—a

replica of the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London—which was unveiled by H.E.

Sir R. E: Stubbs and dedicated to “The Glorious Dead” on Empire Day, 1923.

The monuments, which is of granite, stands 35 ft. high. Occupying a site in

the centre of Statue Square to the west of the Courts of Justice stands the

Jubilee statue of H.M. Queen Victoria, the erection of which was postponed

until this site became available; it was unveiled on the 28th May, 1896. The

statue represents Queen Victoria seated on her throne, and is of bronze under

a stone canopy. Close by, there was formerly a fine bronze statue of the Duke

of Connaught, presented to the Colony by Sir Paul Chater. It was unveiled

by Sir William Gascoigne on the 5th July, 1902. This statue was removed in

February, 1907, to a site on the waterfront near Blake Pier, and H.R.H. the

Duke of Connaught, who paid a second visit to the Colony, this time as In-

spector-General of the Forces, on February 6th. 1907, unveiled, in what is now

designated the Royal Square, a fine bronze statue of the late King Edward,

presented by Sir Paul Chater, c.m.g., and one of H.M. King George, presented

by Mr. James Jar dine Bell-Irving. A statue of H.M. Queen Alexandra, sub-

scribed for by the Community as a memorial of the Coronation of their Majesties

in 1902, and one of H.M. Queen Mary, presented by the late Sir H. N. Mody,

were piaced in the same Square in 1909. Sir Paul Chater desired to add a

statue of the Prince of Wales in commemoration of His Royal Highness’s visit

in April, 1922, but' at the Prince’s request, the money ($50,000) was invested

instead for the local branch of the British Legion and the Ex-Active Service

A490 HONGKONG

Men’s Association. Government House occupies a commanding situation, in

picturesque grounds pleasingly laid out, a little above the European business

centre. Victoria Gaol is a large structure, with its main entrance from

Arbuthnot Road. A branch prison was opened at Lai-chi-kok, Kowloon, in

1920. The Police Barracks and new Central Station adjoin Victoria Gaol,

as does the Magistracy, the reconstruction of which was practically completed

at the close of 1914. An additional Magistracy was opened at Kowloon in

1924.

The Lunatic Asylum consists of two small buildings, one for Europeans and

the other for Chinese, below Bonham Road in the western part of the town.

Adjacent is the Government Civil Hospital. The Alice Memorial Hospital is a

useful and philanthropic institution; affiliated with it is the Nethersole Hospital

on Bonham Road. The Royal Naval Hospital occupies a small eminence near

Bowrington, and the Military Hospital, a fine range of buildings, completed

in 1907, occupies a commanding site above Bowen Road. The Hongkong Uni-

versity, a large and handsome building erected in a commanding position at

the west end of the city, was opened in 1912. Queen’s College, a commodious

structure, which stands on a site having its chief frontage on Hollywood Road

is the home of the chief Government educational institution in the Colony.

King’s College, a fine building accommodating nearly a thousand students

was opened in 1926 in Bonham Road. The Belilios Public School for Girls,

in Gough Street, is the chief Government centre of female education. Exten-

sive new buildings for iSt. Stephen’s Girls’ College, however, have been erected

on a site between Park Road and Lyttleton Road.- The foundation stone was

laid by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales during his visit to the Colony in April,

1922, and the building was opened by Lady Stubbs in January, 1924. The Tung

Wah Hospital, a Chinese institution, which has been of great utility in the

Colony, was considerably enlarged in 1903, and new plague wards were added

in 1909. A new wing, to provide accommodation for 120 patients, was com-

pleted in 1921. A Tung Wah Eastern Hospital was opened in 1929 by Sir

Cecil Clementi at the Caroline Hill Road. A well-designed Plague Hospital

for Chinese, situated at Kennedy Town, was also built at the expense of the

Chinese community. In April 1930, Mrs. Southern (wife of the then Acting

Governor, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn) presided at the laying of the founda-

tion stone inof 1932.

completed the Hongkong

There is War Memorial for

accomodation Hospital

about on80 Mount

European Keller,patients.

which wasAn

up-to-date X Ray department and two excellent operating theatres are features

of the new hospital. The Barracks for the garrison are extensive, and the

buildings belonging to the Naval Establishment are spacious if not substantial.

The chief cantonments lie on both sides of the Queen’s Road, between the

Cricket Ground and Arsenal Street, Wanchai. Representations have been

made to the Imperial authorities to relinquish this area in order that it may

be available for the constantly growing needs of the commercial community.

Terms for theand

Government, surrender of the property

it is understood havenewbeen

that the siteoffered

for theto arsenal

and accepted

will bebyStonecut-

the local

ters’ Island. The town has spread to the East on the new Praya, and

lopments are proceeding so rapidly there that it promises to become the most thriving building deve-

district in the Eastern part of the city. The original scheme, on which work

started in 1923, was to level Morrison Hill and build the new reclamation from

it, the site of the former hill to have been used as playing fields. As the work

progressed, however, the plan altered somewhat. As the core of Morrison Hill

was found to be of hard rock, and sufficient earth had been obtained from it

already forerected

buildings the reclamation,

on its slopes.the The base roads

of theon hill

the was left standing

reclaimed area are and de-

signed

already onfor modern lines, the themainbasethoroughfare

the reclamation, of the hill was beingleft100standing

feet and others

and build-

ings are already being erected on its slopes. The roads on the reclaimed area

are designed on modern lines, the main thoroughfare being 100 feet an(i others

60 feet in width. Godowns and over a thousand Chinese houses of ferro-oon-

crete have already been built and were scarcely completed before being occupied.

HONiGrKON'G A491

and two sites have been booked for the building of new theatres. Building is

likely to continue on the new reclamation for another couple of years. Not

the least of the benefits conferred on the Colony by the addition of this new

territory, is that it has entailed the filling up of Bowrington creek formerly

a most insanitary and unsavoury—if picturesque feature of the east end of

the city. There are also extensive Barracks at Kowloon, in which the Indian

regiments (and lately a European regiment) re quartered; and a magnificent

sanatorium (formerly the Mount Austin Hotel) at the Peak for the European

troops. Head-quarter House, the residence of the General in Command of

the Troops, occupies a pleasant elevation overlooking the cantonments in

Victoria. The Central Market, situated between Queen’s Boad Central and

iDes Voeux Hoad, was opened in 1895, and in 1906 another fine market was

opened further west, and is known as the Western Market. The building of

the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is large, handsome and massive, and would

do credit to any large city. It occupies a fine site next to the City Hall, and

has frontages on Queen’s Road and Des Voeux Road. The exterior walls and

elegant fluted pillars are of dressed granite, and the offices on the Queen’s

Road frontage are crowned with a large dome. Opposite the Des Vceux Road

entrance to the Bank stands a bronze statue of the late Sir Thomas Jackson,

Bart., who from 1876 to 1902 was chief manager of the institution. The statue

was unveiled by Governor Sir Matthew Nathan on February 24th, 1906. At the

opposite end of the Bank garden, facing the Praya, a memorial has been

erected to the 42 members of the Bank’s staff who made the supreme sacrifice

in the Great War. It takes the form of a female figure of ‘'Fame,” in bronze,

8 feet high, holding in her hand a wreath, while in front is a smaller statue

of a soldier with kit and rifle. The Memorial was unveiled by H.E. the

Governor (Sir R. E. Stubbs) on May 24th, 1923. An extensive reclamation

along the city water frontage from West Point to Murray Road, initiated by

Sir ’C. P. Chater, c.m.g., was completed in 1903, the total area reclaimed from

the sea being approximately 65 acres. Of this area 33.73 acres constitute

building land, the remainder being occupied by roads and open spaces. The

total cost, including reconstruction of Government piers, was $3,362,325. The

various sections as they were ready were rapidly built upon and some of the

finest buildings in the Colony have been erected on the reclaimed land. On the

eastern section a handsome building for the Hongkong Club was finished in

1897, and was occupied in July of that year. The Pier at the foot of Pedder

Street was opened on the 29th December, 1900, and named Blake Pier in honour

of Governor Sir Henry Blake. A hundred yards to the East is Queen’s Pier,

a handsome structure now used on all official occasions. Further west is the

Harbour Master’s Office, a commodious building completed in 1906.

The chief religious buildings are:—St. John’s Cathedral (Anglican), which

was erected in the year 1642, occupies a commanding site above the Parade

Ground, and is a Gothic church of considerable size but with few pretensions

to architecture. It has a square tower, with pinnacles, over the western porch,

and possesses a peal of bells. A new chancel was built in 1869-70, the founda-

tion stone of which was laid by the late Duke of Edinburgh on the 16th

November, 1869. A handsome stained glass window in the east end, over

the altar, to the memory of the late Mr. Douglas (Lapraik, another in the

north transept erected in 1892 to the memory of the late Dr. F. Stewart,

formerly Colonial Secretary, one in the south transept to the memory of those

who perished in the wreck of the P. & O. str. Bokhara, another to the memory

of the Hospital Sisters who died in 1898 while in execution of their duty

during an outbreak of plague, and the stained clerestory windows of the

chancel, presented by Lady Jackson in 1900, and one to the memory of Bishop

Hoare, who lost his life in the typhoon of 1906, are the chief adornments of

the interior. The choir stalls, pulpit and Bishop’s throne are fine samples

of Chinese carving in teakwood. It also possesses a fine three-manual organ.

A Church Hall adjacent to the Cathedral was opened on January 31st., 1921,

and on the previous day a Memorial, in the form of a granite cross, to those

who fell in the Great War was unveiled in the compound by the H.E. The

A27*

A492 HONGKONG

Governor. St. Stephen’s Church, for Chinese, was built, in 1892. It is a

neat building in red brick with white facings, with a tower and sipire about

80 feet high, standing on the Pokfolum Road side of the Church Mission com-

pound. Union Church, a rather pleasing edifice in the Italian style of archi-

tecture, with a spire, and containing accommodation for about 500 persons,

formerly stood in Staunton street, but was rebuilt in 1890, on the plan of the

old building, on a new site above the Kennedy Road. This church possesses

an organ, and the three rose windows are filled with stained glass. A second

Union Church was opened in Kowloon in 1931. A Wesleyan chapel stands at

the junction of Queen’s Road and Kennedy Road; this was enlarged in 1904.

A Wesleyan Sailors Home stands on Praya East next to iSailors’ and Soldiers’

Home, it is a fine, well planned building and was opened on 30th January,

1929, by Sir Cecil dementi. The Roman Catholic Cathedral situated in

Glenealy, near the Botanic Gardens, is a large structure in the Gothic style;

it was, opened for worship in 1888. A campanile tower with a small spire

surmounting it was completed in 1904 to receive a new peal of five bells. St.

Joseph’s Church, in Garden Road, is a neat edifice erected in 1876 on the site

of one destroyed by the great typhoon of 1874; St. Anthony’s Church on the

Bonham Road, near West Point, is an ugly structure, erected in 1892 by the

munificence of a late Portuguese resident; St. Francis’ Church, at Wanchai,

and the Church of the Sacred Heart, at West Point, are small and unattrac-

tive structures. St. Margaret’s Church, Happy Valley was erected a few

years ago in order to meet the growing needs of the Catholic Community. It

is a fine handsome building. A new Chinese Church, Church of Christ in

China, was opened at the junction of Bonham Road and Caine Road in 1926.

The Jewish Synagogue was erected in 1901, and is situated on the northern

side of Robinson Road. It is a plain but roomy edifice with two squat towers

surmounted by spirets. The entire cost of the Church was borne by Mr.

(afterwards Sir) Jacob Sassoon. There are two Mahomedan Mosques, one in

Shelley Street and the other at Kowloon, the latter being for the accommoda-

tion

sula. ofAtheSikhmentemple

of thewas,

Indian Mahomedan

in 1902, erected regiments quarteredRoad

near the Wanohai on theapproach

penin-

to the Happy Valley. There are also several Protestant mission chapels. A

Christian Science Church was built on Macdonnell Road in 1911. St. Joseph’s

Cqllege, a school for boys managed by the Christian Brothers (Roman Catho-

lic).,

donneloccupies

Road'. aLalarge

Salleand handsome

College, building

the biggest on a prominent

educational institutionsiteinbelow Mac-

the Colony

was built in 1932. The Italian Convent, in Caine Rnad, educates a large number

of girls, and brings up many orphans gratuitously. Other denominations

likewise support charitable establishments, conspicuous among which are the

Diocesan Home and Orphanage, the Baxter Vernacular School, the Victoria

Female Home and Orphanage, &c. St. Paul’s College, situated between Ped-

der’s Hill and Glenealy Ravine, was erected in 1850, and was origina,lly found-

ed for the ’ purpose of giving a theological training to yonng Chinese and

others intended for the ministry of the Anglican Church, but is now an

ordinary schpol. A srhall chapel is attached.

The Protestant, Roman Catholic, Parsee, Jewish, and Mahomedan Ceme-

teries occupy sites in Wong nei-chung Valley and are kept in good order.

The Protestant Cemetery is almost a rival to the Public Gardens, being char-

mingly situated and admirably laid out with fountains, flower beds, and

ornamental shrubs. The principal Chinese cemetery is on the slopes of Mount

Davis, near the Pokfolum Road, and is injudiciously crowded and dismally

bare, but it is a Confucian maxim that “places of burial should not be made

to resemble pleasure-gardens.”

The Hnngkong Tramways, Limited, operate electric tramway services in

the)Qity of Victoria, the total route length being 10^ miles and extends along

practically the \vhple length of the Northern Waterfront of Hongkong, i.e.,

frpm Kennedy Town to the village hf Shaukiwan as well as Happy: Valley,

HQNGiKONG A493

Tihe first oar ran through the City in 1904 amidst great excitement among

the Chinese.

second class The fares are at the flat rate of 10 cents first class and 5 cents

run by theareSouth

There also China

bus services

Motor both in theandColony

Bus Co. and on

the latter by the

the mainland,

Kowloon the

Motorformer

Bus

Co.

being In the

based Colony

on the

differentfare is 10

sectionscents

of thebut in Kowloon,

journey. For it

the is somewhat

first different,

section—from it

Star

Ferry to Yaumati—the fare for first class is 10 cents and 5 cents for third class. For

the subsequent section the fares for both classes are increased by 5 cents, and so

on. A motor bus service to Repulse Bay is maintained by the Hong Kong

Hotel.

A cable tramway has since 1888 given access to the Peak and is worked

with great success, both financially and otherwise. The City terminus of this

interesting little line is-at St. John’s Place.

Institutions

There are numerous Clubs in the Colony. The principal are the Hongkong

Club on the Praya, the Club Lusitano in Ice House Street, the Sport Club

and the China Fleet Club on the Praya. The Hongkong Club is a handsome

building replete with every modern comfort; a large annexe was

completed in 1902. The Peak Club is domiciled in a pretty building at

Plunkett Gap, and possesses tennis and croquet lawns on land adjoining.

There are also the Hong Kong Jockey Club, United Services Recreation Club

(Kowloon), the Club de Recreio, the Craigengower Cricket Club, the Civil Service

Cricket

Club, theClub,

Ladiesthe Recreation

Deutsche Club,

Club, thethe South

FilipinoChina

Club,Athletic

the Indian Becreation

Association, the

Chinese! Athletic Association, the Chinese' 'Recreation Club, the Victoria Recrea-

tion Club, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and the Hong Kong Poloi Club.

The Royal Hongkong Golf Club has four courses, Happy Valley and Deep

Water Bay (9 holes each) and Fanling (two 18 holes courses, the “new” and

the “old”). There are also Hockey Clubs, a Chess Club, and a Yacht Club. In

1928 the Sports Club housed in King’s Building was opened by H. E. the Officer

Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. (now Sir) William J. Southorn.

The main object of this Club was that residents of all nationalities could meet

socially. It has proved to be a great success. The Ladies’ Recreation Club

have, several prettily laid-out tennis courts and a pavilion in their grounds on

the Peak Road.

The Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce have rooms in the Char-

tered Bank Building. The Committee form its executive, and the Chamber

is frequently asked by the Government for its opinion on questions affecting

commerce. There is a branch of the China Association, with its; separate

Committee. A Chinese Chamber of, Commerce was established in 1920 and

has since been of great service, not only to the Chinese merchants of Hong-

kong but to Chinese merchants overseas. The Freemasons’ Hall, erected in

1865, is situated in Zetland Street, and,, by an arrangement concluded in 1922

at the suggestion of the parent Lodge, has now become the joint property of

all the Lodges in the Colony. The Institution of Marine Engineers watches

over the interests of that profession. The Hongkong Benevolent Society does

good work among'■ those who are occasionally cast destitute on the Colony.

The Helena May Institute for Women, named after Lady May, situated in

Garden Road, was opened on September 12th, 1916, and extended in 1922. In

January, 1930,,; a branch was, opened, in Kowloon by Lady dementi. Among

other institutipps are the St., Andrew’s Society, primarily established to ensure

the fitting celebration of the anniversary of Scotlard’s patron saint; the St.

.George's .Society, started in 1927; St. David’s Society, St. Patrick’s Society,

the Kowloou Residents’ Association, the English Association, the Mid-Levels

Residents Association and the; Peak Residents’ Association.

A494 HONGKONG

Under the auspices of the Hongkong Jockey Club pony racing is con-

ducted in the Colony. The animal meeting which lasts five days is generally

arranged to take place about a fortnight after Chinese New Year. After the

annual meeting a number of “extra” meetings are held, there being about

twenty race days in the year not including the annual meeting. Steeple-

chasing was introduced into the Colony a few years ago and the meetings of

the Fanling Hunt Club are now very popular. One meeting a month is held

except during July and August when it is too hot for racing.

Athletic sports are held every year by the residents, schools, and the garrison

and great interest is shown by the public. Football is far and away the most

popular form of sport as it has in recent years got a grip on the Chinese

public. In summer swimming sports are held at regular intervals at the Vic-

toria Recreation Club and at a number of Chinese swimming clubs at North

Point. Water Polo is fast becoming the most popular form of summer sport.

There is a Philharmonic Society (resuscitated in 1922) and also an Amateur

Dramatic Club, the members of which give occasional performances in the

Theatre Royal during the season. Several large and well equipped cinema

theatres showing talking pictures and three large Chinese Theatres, where the

Chinese drama is almost constantly on view, are always well attended.

There are four daily papers published in English: the Hongkong Daily

Press and the. South China Morning Post, which appear in the morning; the

China Mail and the Hongkong Telegraph, issued in the evening. There are

three weekly papers—the Hongkong Weekly Press and China Overland

Trade Report, the Overland China Mail, and the Sunday Herald.

The Directory and Chronicle for Chvna, Japan, Malaya, &c., has

been issued annually since 1863 from the Daily Press Office. The native Press

consists of about a dozen papers. The Government Gazette is published once

a week.

There are several good hotels in Victoria, the leading ones in the city being

the Hong Kong Hotel and The Gloucester, a fine modern building opened in

1932. On the other side of the island a hotel at Repulse Bay was

opened on New Year’s Day, 1920, by the, Governor, H. E. Sir Reginald Stubbs

in Kowloon there are the Station Hotel, the Palace Hotel, and

the Kowloon Hotel, while erection on Salisbury Road, by the Hong-

kong - Shanghai Hotels Co., Ltd, of a hotel on the most up to-

date lines and containing extensive accommodation, called the Peninsula

Hotel, gives Hongkong the honour of having the largest hotel in the Orient.

The Peninsula Hotel was opened in December, 1928, by the Hon. Mr. W. T.

Southorn, at that time the acting governor.

Industries

The Colony possesses a large sugar refinery, shipbuilding yards (described

below), a cement works, a rope works, many Chinese knitting factories, a soap

and perfumery factory, glass blowing establishments, cigar and cigarette fac-

tories of modern type, native factories for the preparation for export of Vermil-

lion, soy, baskets and rattan ware, numerous native boat building yards and

granite quarries, etc. A Dairy Farm Company, under European supervision,

also controls an extensive ice factory. The Colonial Government owns the

British section of a single line railway to Canton.

The works of the Hongkong and China Gas Company are situated at West

Point and at Yaumati, and those of the Hongkong Electric Company at North

Point. A new power-station for the Electric Company was built on a site

reclaimed from the sea for this purpose. The city is illuminated by electric

light, which was introduced at the end of 1890. Electricity is supplied in

Kowloon by the China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

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Docks and Shipbuilding Yards

Excellent dock accommodation and shipbuilding facilities exist in the

Colony. The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., a British Company, in-

corporated under the Hongkong Companies Ordinance 1865, on the 11th Octo-

ber, 1866, has three extensive establishments. The principal establishment and

Head Office is situated at Kowloon Docks, Hung Horn, one known as Cosmopo-

litan Dock at Tai Kok Tsui, and two Dry Docks at Aberdeen, on the south

side of Hongkong Island. The establishments of this Company are fitted with

all the best and latest appliances for engineering and shipbuilding work. No.

1 Dock at Kowloon can accommodate the largest vessel in H.M. Navy on the

China Station, and also the largest merchant vessel calling at Hongkong.

The Docks and Slips are of the following dimensions: —

Kowloon Docks, Hung Hom—

No. 1 {Admiralty) Dock—700 feet in length, 95 feet in breadth at

entrance at top and 88 feet at bottom, and 30 feet depth of water over

sill at ordinary spring tides.

No. 2 Dock—Length on keel blocks, 371 feet; breadth at entrance,

74 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 14 feet.

Patent Slips, No. 1—(Length on keel blocks 240 feet; breadth at

entrance 60 feet; depth on the blocks 14 feet.

No. 2—Length on keel blocks 230 feet; breadth at entrance 60 feet;

depth of water on the blocks at ordinary spring tides, 12 feet.

Tai Kok Tsui

Cosmopolitan Dock—Length on keel blocks, 466 feet; breadth at en-

trance 85 feet 6 inches; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides,

20 feet.

Aberdeen—

Hope Dock—Length on keel blocks, 430 feet; breadth at entrance, 84

feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 23 feet.

Lamont Dock—Length on keel blocks, 383 feet; breadth at entrance,

64 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 16 feet.

The Sheers at Hung Hom are capable of lifting 100 tons and the depth

of water alongside is 24 ft. 6 ins. at low tide. There are nine building berths

at Hung Hom ranging from 450 ft. to 900 ft. and the Dock is capable of build-

ing vessels up to 700 ft. in length.

Taikoo —In 1908 docks constructed by the Taikoo Dockyard and En-

gineering Co., Ltd., at Quarry Bay, just inside Lyeemun Pass, were completed.

The dock has been built to British Admiralty requirements, and has been

designed to permit of further increasing its length should it become necessary

at some future time to do so. The dimensions of the dock are: 787 feet ex-

treme length; 750 feet on the blocks; 120 feet wide at coping; 77 feet 6 inches

wide at bottom; 88 feet width of entrance at top; 82 feet width of entrance

at bottom; 34 feet 6 inches depth over centre of sill at high spring tides; 31

feet depth over sides of sill at H.W.O.S.T. A feature of the dock is the

caisson, of the box-sliding type, weighing 400 tons and electrically controlled.

There are three slipways:

No. 1 Slipway is 1,030 feet long and SO feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 385 feet long having a displacement of 3,000 tons.

No. 2 Slipway is 1,053^ feet long and 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 370 feet long having a displacement of 4,000 tons.

No. 3 Slipway is 993£ feet long by 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 300 feet long having a displacement of 2,000 tpns.

The building yard is 500 feet long, and 500 feet wide, and has been

equipped with a view to the construction of passenger and cargo vessels, turbine

A496 HONGKONG

The engine shops, are rnost extensive and complete, capable of undertaking

the building of all classes of steam engines, including geared turbines. The

establishment

procurable. The throughout

electric has-been, fitted with

crane .situated the sea-wall

on the latest time-saying

lifts 100 appliances

tons at a

radius of 70 feet, and waggon, and crane roads run the full length from end

to end.

Wharves and Godowns

Ci'igo is handled both in midstream and at wharves. In the former case

transit by means of lighter or native junk is the rule. Steamers surrounded

five deep on either side by native craft are consequently a normal feature of

Hongkong Harbour.

The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, owns

a water frontage 2,000 feet in length at Kowloon, the total area of its pro-

perty being 1,201,350 square feet. It has nine berths capable of berthing

steamers 650 feet in length with a draught of 32 feet at lowest spring tides.

A new wharf, §00 feet in length, and 60 feet in breadth, is in course of con-

struction. Light railway lines .facilitated the transfer of cargo to or from

transit godowns or from steamer to steamer at the wharves. A railway siding

connects the premises with the Kowloon-Canton Railway. The Company

maintains a fleet of eleven steam and motor tugs and launches and 114 lighters

of from 50 to 200 tons capacity; its .godowns (including separate buTdings

for extra hazardous, hazardous and non-hazardous goods and bonded ware-

house for storage of dutiable goods) have a total capacity of about 300,000

measurement tons. An open space (343,343 sq. ft.) is also provided for storage

of timber and other cargoes ndt requiring cover. The newer godowns are

equipped with electric conveyors and electric cranes. Sixteen cargo cranes

are operated on shore and five afloat, with a lifting capacity up to 25 tons.

There is additional accommodation at West Point, the principal Chinese

business quarter. A large staff of Swatpw coolies,, trained to handle cargo,

is employed and housed by tfie •Company, which also maintains an effective

force of detectives and watchmen to prevent robberies and pilferage.

Holt’s Wharf has a frontage, of 1,600 ft. and an area of, 108,000 sq. ft.

The storage accommodation , comprises five, four and two-storey warehouses

with a capacity of 25,000 meastireinehl; tons. A'.l&tge fleet of tugs and lighters

is also maintained. Both these wharves are connected by special siding with

the railway.

With cargo delivered from transit godown, the systpm. is for consignees

to' obtain Agents’ countersignature to their Bills of Lading, after which the

signeesof goLading

Bills to the are stamped

godowns off their

where for delivery

cargo isatdelivered

the Godown Office,seven

to them, and days’

con-

free storage (not counting date of arrival) being allowed, after which overtime

is charged. Only a portion qf a steamer’s cargo is taken direct by consignees

from transit godowns, the balance usually being transferred to storage godowns

under instructions from the consignees, the greater part of the merchandise

being, held under lien to the various banks. Warrants are issued for such

cargo and the merchants issue Delivery Orders as and when required.

The Peak District

A well-made but steeply-graded mountain road leads up from the centre

of the city to the summit of Victoria Peak, with numerous other paths' branch-

ing off from it at Victoria Gap along the adjoining hills. A tramway, on the

wire rope system, runs to the Victoria Gap, the lower terminus being close

to St. John’s Cathedral. It was opened to traffic on the 30th May, 1888

The Victoria (Jubilee) Hospitsl occupying aLreezy site On Barker Road, was

opened by Sir Henry Blakt on November 7th, 1903, partly an the result of public

subscription. A new block was added to it in 1923. Yet another hospital, named

“The Matilda Hospital,” is situated at the southern corner of Mount Kellett. It

HQNOKONG A497

was built at a cost of; about $350,000 and opened in 1906. . The expense

and maintenance are borne by the estate of the late. Mr. Granville Sharp, who of ereetoin

devoted the bulk of his fortune to provide such an institution for the benefit

of persons needing it who are of European or American birth. Another

hospital, the War Memorial Nursing Home, was opened in 1932 on Mount

Kellett Road.

The road from Victoria Gap westward leads to Victoria Peak, which n»

1,823 feet above the sea and rises almost abruptly behind the centre of the

city of Victoria. Not far from the summit of the Peak, on a most commanding

site, stands Mountain Lodge, the summer residence of H.E. the Governor, which

was erected in 1901. Another road northward from Victoria Gap and known as

Lugard Road there

Peak. From was completed in 1920,

a road leads downand,to with Harlech

the West Road,

of the City.encircles Victoria

Another road

in a directly opposite direction leads from Victoria Gap to Magazine Gap,

where a second hill village of foreign residences has been formed on the southern

side of the hills at an area of about 900 feet above the sea. There is also a road

from Victoria Gap down to Pokfulum and Aberdeen

A second road to the Peak district was completed in 1922. Starting from

Morrison Hill Road, it runs from Happy Valley and traverses the face of the

hills to Wanchai Gap and Magazine Gap to the south of the cemetery. From

Wanchai Gap, also, it has been continued, along the southern face of the

hills, to the Peak. It has an easy gradient and was constructed for motor

traffic. A branch of it runs in an opposite direction to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap

and along the South side of the hills until it joins the motor road which en-

circles the island. Houses are springing up rapidly along the road, and

adjacent to it.

Magazine Gap is also approached from the lower levels by an excellent

and well-graded road, commencing on the Bowen Road, which is now a motor

road as far as May road.

The Rural Districts

There are several villages on the island, the largest of which is Shau-ki

Wan, situate in a bay in the Ly-ee-mun Pass, a centre for Chinese fishing

craft. Aberdeen, known to the Chinese as iShek-pai-wan, on the south of the

island, possesses a well sheltered little harbour, also much frequented by fishing

craft. Two large docks of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company are

situated there. Pokfolum, on the road to Aberdeen, about four miles from

Victoria,

in pleasantis also

and apicturesque

residentialsituations,

district andcommanding

many residences

fine seahaveviewsbeenanderected

cool

breezes, but for some years after the development of the Peak

fulum remained comparatively neglected, when the difficulty of finding addi- district Pok-

tional sites on the higher levels again brought it into notice. The sanitorium

of the French Missions is located at Pokfulum, and is a fine building with

an elegant chapel attached. The Dairy Farm is also situated there. Some

distance beyond Aberdeen are two excellent bathing beaches known as Deep

Water Bay (where there is a 9-hole golf-course and club-house) and Repulse

Bay (where a popular hotel has been erected by the Hongkong^Shanghai Hotels

) Co., Ltd.). WongJNei-Cheong is located at the head of the valley of that

i name. A motor-road has been constructed from the Morrison Hill district

i via Wanchai Gap to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap and to the Peak, and a tramway

[ was considered for the purpose of rendering building sites in the Mt. Cameron

| district accessible to residents. Stanley, situated in a small bay on the south-

' east of the island, was once the site of a military station, but the barrack

buildings have been pulled down, and the village is now stationary. A modern

i school named St. Stephen’s College has been erected nearby. A cemetery on

the point contains numerous graves of British officers and soldiers. There is

an excellent motor road round the Island by way of Pokfolum, Aberdeen,

| Stanley, Tytam and Shaukiwan. This was commended as a memorial of the

A498 HONGKONG

Jubilee of Queen Victoria and completed at the end of 1919. Saiwan is a I

small village picturesquely situated in Saiwan Bay, just outside the Ly-ee- ;

mun Pass, and is much frequented by picnic parties. In the belief that it

was a healthy locality, small barracks were erected there early in the forties, ;

but the experiment proved most disastrous, for in five weeks out of a detach-

ment of 20 English soldiers five died and three more were removed in a dan-

gerous condition. The buildings were therefore soon abandoned. Shek O is 1

a small but prettily-located village occupying a small valley shut in from

the water on the eastern coast, not far from Cape D’Aguilar. This district is 1

being developed as a European summer resort and a Country Club has been

established. Near here a wireless station has been erected.

Kowloon and other Dependencies

Across the harbour is the dependency of British Kowloon, which is deve- i

loping very rapidly along lines laid down by the Town Planning Committee.

(Some four square miles of the peninsula were first granted in perpetual lease

by the Kwangtung Government to Sir Harry (then Mr.) Parkes, but were 5

definitely ceded to, Great Britain in 1860 by Article VI. of the Peking Con-

vention. Yau-ma-ti, the principal village, has greatly increased in population, |

and has become an important town. There is a considerable Chinese junk

trade to this district and amongst other industries is a preserved ginger fac- ;

tory. Gas Works were erected there in 1898, and the settled portion of the

peninsula is lighted with gas; electricity is also,now largely used, the gen- '

erating station being at Hunghom. Three regiments of Indian infantry are j

usually stationed at Tsim-tsa Tsui, where barracks and officers’ quarters are |

located and a Mahommedah mosque has been erected. At Tsim-tsa Tsui, too,

a large number of European houses and flats have been erected, and this i

portion of the peninsula, which faces Victoria, has gradually developed into j

a populous residential settlement. It is approached by Nathan Road, a fine

wide thoroughfare running at right angles to the water-front. A fine bund,

with a massive granite wall, has been constructed here, and an extensive range j

of godowns built and several fine wharves made for discharging cargo and

coaling. Here, also, is situated the handsome terminal station of the Canton- j

Kowloon Railway. During 1905 and 1906 extensive reclamation works were

carried out extending eastward from the godown company’s property to

Hunghom. Messrs. Buttorfield & Swire have erected extensive godown ac-

commodation on the reclamation. The same period will also be remembered ;

by the building of two churches at Kowloon—St. Andrew’s, in Nathan Road,

being the gift of the Hon. Sir Paul Chater, c.it.G., and the Roman Catholic

Church in Chatham Road, the gift of Dr. S. A. Gomes. Sir Paul Chater also

donated the funds for erecting a third place of worship on the Peninsula—a

branch of the Union Church, Hong Kong. There are several hotels, the largest

and newest being the Peninsula. The Central British School was erected in

1901 on Nathan Road at the expense of Mr. (now Sir) Robert Ho Tung. The

Navy maintains a small naval yard, subsidiary to the principal establishment j

on the Hongkong side. The Royal Observatory is situated on Mount Elgin;

and a large and handsome Police Station for the Water Police occupies an

eminence just above the Praya. A fine building for a European Y.M.C.A.

was opened in November, 1925. A steam ferry plies regularly between Tsim-

tsa Tsui and Victoria; ferry boats also run between Victoria and iSham Shui |

Po, Mongkok, Yau-ma-ti and Hunghom, where the principal docks of the

Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co. are situated. The Cosmopolitan Dock !

and works, also belonging to the same Company, are situated at Sham Shui

Po. At Hok-un are also situated the extensive works of the Green Island

Cement Co., Ltd., and the patent slip and shipbuilding yard of Messrs. W.

S. Bailey & Co., Ltd. At Kowloon Tong a very extensive area has been

levelled and a charming garden city has sprung up.

In 1898 an agreement was entered into whereby China ceded to Great Bri-

tain for ninety-nine years the territory behind Kowloon Peninsula up to a line

HONGKONG A 499

5 drawn from Mirs Bay to Deep Water Bay and the adjacent islands, including

f Lantao,

286 squarethe miles

extentonof the

the mainland

New Territory and 90being aboutmiles

square 376 square

on themiles,

islands.namely,

The

j; ! ceremony of formally taking over the territory was

1899, when the British flag was to have been hoisted at Taipohu, and fixed for the 17ththeApril,

day

r was declared a general holiday. Attacks, however, having been made on the

ji f parties engaged on the preliminary arrangements, the mat-sheds erected for

i the accommodation of the police having been burnt, and other evidences of

organised opposition having been given, it was deemed advisable to assume

| full

Hon.jurisdiction

Mr. (afterwardson theSir)16thJ. April, on which

H. Stewart date O.M.G.,

Lockhart, the flag Colonial

was hoisted by the

Secretary.

| Military operations were found necessary to overcome the opposition, and on

the 18th April the rebels were completely routed in an action fought at Sheung

, Tsun, their force numbering some 2,600 men. On the British side there were

f no fatalities and only one or two slight casualties; a number of Chinese were

. killed and wounded, but the exact figures were not ascertained, those who fell

being carried away by their friends. In the Convention it was provided that

I Kowloon City was to remain Chinese, but, owing to the difficulties in admini-

stration and in respect of the disturbances which occurred on the taking over

t of the leased area, the Home Government determined to take over this area

! and orders were issued to the military authorities to seize Kowloon walled

f| ? city and Shamohun.

encountered at either This

place.wasThedoneHongkong

on the 16th May, 1899,

Volunteer no took

Corps opposition

part inbeingthe

) expedition to Kowloon City. Shamchun, the other place seized, is an important

| town on the river of the same name just beyond the boundary originally agreed

^ upon It was, however, restored to the Chinese authorities in November, 1899.

The New Territory under British jurisdiction is being rapidly developed by

i the construction of roads; one of these, running from Kowloon to Castle Peak,

\: affording magnificent sea-scapes to the motorist, who can return by way of

| Fan Ling and Taipo, the total distance being about sixty miles. Police stations

; have been established, and a system of administration by means of village

communities organised. The headquarters of the administration are at Tai-

:1 pohu.

TerritoryTheto railway

Shamchun,fromhasKowloon

alreadytodoneCanton,

much which passesit.through

to develop the New

The Hongkong

\| Golf

FanlingClubandacquired an area itof into

have converted 55.62a acres

Golf inCourse

the valley stretching

of 18 holes, with West from

two relief

i Courses of 9 holes each, which are now being extended, the whole promising

to be the best in the East. The neighbourhood and Taipo are coming into

[\ favour with

scenery. The Europeans for residental

principal islands and theirpurposes by reason

populations are asoffollows:—Lantao,

the picturesque

5,844; Cheung Chau, 6,035; Lamma, 1,256. These figures do not include the

j;I floating

to the east 1,169. The Chinese population of the New' Territories 1,025;

population. The islands to the west of Hongkong contain is 95,503.those

Of the islands and islets in the waters of the Colony (exclusive of the above

i acquisitions) the most important is Stonecutter’s Island, formerly known as

'I Wong Chunextremity

north-west e-chow, opposite

of the toKowloon

and about three-quarters

peninsula. The island of a ismile from the

an irregular

i ridge about a mile in length, and a little over a quarter of a mile broad; the

) principal

without a eminences

permit. The are occupied

Quarantineby Station

batteries also

and isnolocated

one is here.

allowedAfter to land

the

ij great

found typhoon

afloat were of September,

interred on1874, two or three

Stonecutter’s thousand

Island. bodies

Kellet’s of theis avictims

Island small

! rock near East Point, on which formerly stood a fort, now replaced by a small

» magazine.

planted withGreen trees Island,

and nowatjustifies

the western

its nameentrance

all the ofyeartheround.

harbour, has been

A lighthouse

|( has been placed on its south-western extremity. One Tree Island is a tiny rock

near the entrance to Aberdeen. Aplichau, a considerable island opposite

Aberdeen, of which harbour it forms part, has a populous fishing village on

its northern shore facing Aberdeen. Lantao and Lamma Islands were brought

A500 HONGKONG

under British jurisdiction by the Kowloon Convention of 1896. The former

has a considerably larger area than Hongkong, but both this island and Lamina

are very sparsely populated by agriculturists and fishermen. Cheung Chau

is becoming popular as a summer resort for Europeans, numerous bungalows

having been erected in the European reservation by missionaries and others.

Population and Defences

A census taken in April, 1931, showed the total population of the Colony

to' be 852,932, as compared with 625,166 ten years ago. Kowloon, which had a

population of 74,698 in 1921 doubled its figures, while the Island inhabitants

have increased in numbers from 347,000 to 424,000, an increase of about 77,000.

The whole*population may be summed up as follows:—City of Victoria, 424,522

(as compared with 347,401 in 1921); Kowloon, 262,899 (as compared with

123,488); New Territories,' 95,503 (as compared with 83,163); and the floating

population, 6^,008 (as compared with 7.1,154).

The Garrison consists of British and Indian troops. There is also a local

Volunteer Defence Corps. The approaches to the harbour are strongly forti-

fied, the batteries consisting of well-constructed earthworks. The western

entrance is protected by guns on Mount Davis, Stonecutters Island and Belcher

Point. The Lyee-Mun Pass is defended by forts on the Hongkong side and

another on Devil’s Peak on tire mainland.

The Naval Yard consists of a large dock, an extensive range of workshops

and offices east of the Artillery Barracks, and the Naval Authorities have an-

other large establishm nt oh the Kowloon side near to Yaumati.

Climate

,As intimated in earlier paragraphs, Hongkopg formerly possessed a most

unenviable notoriety for unhealthiness, and in years past the troops garrisoned

here suffered grievously from malarial fevers. At the present time, however,

the Colony is one of the healthiest spots in the world in the same latitude.

The influence of the young pine forests created by the Afforestation Department

and the draining of nullahs on the slopes have no doubt been beneficial in

checking malaria, and the attention latterly bestowed on sanitation has not

been without its due effect. The number of deaths from malaria during the

past six years were: 1921, 332; 1922, 464; 1923, 674; 1924, 707; 1925, 702; 1926,

587, The last number represents 0.89 per thousand of population. The general

death-rate per 1,000 in 1926 was 15.9 (19.0" in 1925). Among the Chinese com-

munity the death-rate was 16.01 per 1,000, compared with 19.12 in 1925.

Amongst the non-Chinese civilian community the death-rate per 1,000 was 10.9

as against 14.6 in 1925.

Pour successive years of comparative drought, 1898-1901, led to the assump-

tion that the rainfall of Hongkong was decreasing. But such is not the case;

the mean annual rainfall for the period 1902-11 was 84.21 inches against 68.29

inches for the period 1895-1901. Until 1918 the rainfall was never so heavy

as in the period 1888-1894,, when the mean annual fall was 101.08 inches.

Trade in 1938

An interim report issued by the Imports & Exports Department on the trade of

the Colony treasure)

(excluding states thatas the combined

declared duringvalues of imports

the month and exports

of November, 1938oftotalled

merchandise

$95.0

millions (£5.9 millions) as compared with $104.9 millions (£6.5 millions) in November,

1937.

In terms of local currency the total visible trade' of the Colony (excluding

treasure) decreased by 9.4 per cent in November, 1938 as compared with November,

1937; and by 9. per cent in terms of sterling.

HONGKONG A501

Imports of merchandise in November, 1938 totalled $53.6 millions (£3.3 millions)

as compared with $59.7 millions (£3.7 millions) in November, 1937, and exports $41.4

millions (£2.6 millions) as compared with $45.2 millions (£2.8 millions). s

local currency, and by 10.8 per cent in terms,of sterling. Exports of merchandise inof

Imports of merchandise in November, 1938 decreased by 10.2 per cent in terms

November, 1938 decreased by 8.4 per cent in terms of local currency, and by 7.1 per

cent in term of sterling.

During the first eleven months of 1938 imports of merchandise totalled $571.7

millions (£36.3period

corresponding millions) as compared

of 1937: and exportswith$478.4

$567.7 millions

millions (£29.6(£35.0 millions)

millions) in the

as compared

with $421.5 millions (£26.0 millions).

by 0.9Impiorts

per centof inmerchandise increasedexports

terms of sterling; by 0.7 per cent inbyterms

increased 13.5ofperlocalcentcurrency,

in termsandof

local currency, and by 13.8 percent in terms of sterling.

The following table shows comparative figures of imports and exports of

Merchandise and Treasure during the months of November, 1938 and Novem-

ber, 1937 :

Imports

November, 1938 November 1937

Merchandise $53,644,826 $59,675,204

Treasure $ 111,593 $ 1,150,755

Total $53,756,419 $60,825,959

Exports

November, 1938 November, 1937

Merchandise ... $41,383,798 $ 45,224,324

Treasure ... $13,579,574 $ 62,599,746

Total $54,963,372 $107,824,070

HONG KONG IMPORT CUSTOMS TARIFF

Intoxicating Liquor Duties

PAET I

European Type Liquor per gallon

On all liqueurs, and on all champagnes and other sparkling wines $10.00

On allEmpire

brandy consigned from and grown or produced in the British 3.00

On all other brandy and on gin, rum whisky & other spirituous liquors. 6.00

On all port, sherry and madeira 4.00

On all other still wines 3.00

On cider and perry 0.60

On beer

not (as defined1055

exceeding in thedegrees

Ordinance but exclusive

original gravity, ofthatCideris toandsay,perry)

the

specific gravity of the worts before fermentation 0.60

with

which the

the addition

ot iginal of $0.01ofperthegallon

gravity worts for such

for everybeer,degree

if brew- by

edby the

or made in the

“Bates” Colony,saccharometer.

standard exceeds 1056 degrees as measured

On allandother beer (as defined in the Ordinance form,butorexclusive of cider

maltperry)and hops imported in a concentrated

concentrate as ale basis, or 0.60

with the addition of $0.01 per gallon for every degree by

bywhich

the the original

“Bates” gravitysaccharometer.

standard exceeds 1045 degrees as measured

On allfor intoxicating

every degree liquors

above above

such strength ofin 18addition

strength, degreestounder proof,

the appro-

priate duty as above 0.07

PART II

Chmese Type Liquor

On al!of alcohol

Chinese bytypeweightspirits containing not more than 24 per cent.

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight...

PART III

Japanese Type Liquor

On all sake containing not more than 24 per cent, of alcohol by weight 1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.06

PART IV

Other Liquors

On all wine

spirituous

or arrack, liquors other than

containing not moreintoxicating

than 24 perliquors,

cent, ofbutalcohol

including spirits of $1.20

by weight

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight. 0.05

Provided

discretion, to that the

assess it shall

duty beon lawful

any for the Superintendent

intoxicating liquor not of Imports and

specifically Exports,in inParts

mentioned 'his

I, II, and III above at such rate as is provided in such parts for the liquor which the Super-

intendent

also that itshall deem

shallliquors to approximate

be lawful for thein asaid most nearly to such

Superintendent, intoxicating liquor; andtheprovided

any gallon.

per spirituous imported consignment of less inthanhistwodiscretion,

gallons toat assessone time atduty$5.00

on

NOTE — “Spirituous Liquors” means liquors containing more than

two per cent, of proof spirit, but shall not include dena-

tured spirits.

HONGKONG A503

Imported Tobacco

A.—On unmanufactured tobacco:

(1) If unstripped: per lb.

(a) containing

weight thereof: 10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

II.I. Other

If of Empire

tobaccoOrigin 7063 cents

cents

(b) containing

weight thereof: less than 10 pounds of moisture per 100 pounds

II.I. Other

If of EmpiretobaccoOrigin . 7280 cents

cents

(2) If stripped:

(a) weight

containing thereof:10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

I.II. IfOtherof Empire

tobaccoOrigin 7684 cents

cents

(b) containing

weight thereof: less than 10 pounds of moisture per 100 pounds

II.I. Other

If of Empiretobacco.,Origin '. 8491 cents

cents

B.—On manufactured tobacco :

(1) Cigars:

II.I. IfIfOther

ofof Empire

Empire manufacture

Origin & manufacture

only $1.60

1.80

III. cigars 1.00

(2) Cigarettes:

0.80

II.I. Other

III. IfIf ofof Empire

Empire manufacture

Origin & manufacture

cigarettes only 0.90

2.00

(3) cuttings:

Other manufactured tobacco, including snuff and cigar

0.80

II.I. IfOn

III.

If ofof Empire

Empire manufacture

Chinese

Origin & manufacture

prepared tobacco only 0.90

0.90

IV. Other varieties 1.00

The following tobacco shall be exempt from duty:

(a) ships stores

(b) private

tobacco use whichandiswhich imported in broken

does not exceed packages

such in passengers’or value

baggagemay for

beunder

allowed

this by the Superintendent

Ordinance. or as may bequantity,

appointedweight,

by regulationsasmade

Motor Oars

On all foreign madeC.I.F. motorvalue.

vehicles on first registration 2( % of the

Motor Spirit Duties per gallon

Motor Spirit (all kinds) 26 cents

NOTE

The duties to be paid upon intoxicating or spirituous liquors imported into, or

distilled, made orasprepared

shall be assessed stated inin,thethetariff: ColonyProvided

and allthat tobacco imported

the dollars into the thereof

and decimals' Colony

stated in the tariff shall be conventional dollars reckoned

shilling and eight pence sterling ; and that consequently to arrive at the actual amount as. the equivalent of one

payable in Hong Kong currency the conventional dollar stated in the tariff shall be

multiplied by 20 and the

to time representing divided average by aopening

figure settled

selling byratestheforColonial Treasurer

the previous fromoftime

month the

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation for demand drafts on London.

LEGALISED TARIFF OF FAECES FOR TAXIS, CHAIRS, JIN-

RICKSHAS, BOATS, &c., IN THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

The fares prescribed for public vehicles are as follows :—

40 cents for the first mile and 10 cents TAXICAB for every quarter of a mile thereafter any distances.

FARES

The fare

following for the hiring of a motor cab fitted with a taximeter shall be according to the

scale:—

B.' Exceeding

For a distance not exceeding

one mile, for each one quarter mileof a mile $0.40 (K’loon.

0.10 tK’loon.

(K^loon. $0.05} $0.40}

$0.05}

O. Waiting time with meter shut off for each period of five minutes .. 0.10

SCALE OF FARES FOR CHAIRS

• With 2 Bearers.

Ten minutes

Quarter hour ,15 cents

Half

One hour

hour

Every subsequent hour 40

SCALE OF FARES FOR JINRICKSHAS

I.—In the Island of Hongkong

Caine Road and Lower Levels, and in Kowloon and New Kowloon

(With Single Driver)

1020 cents | One Everyhoursubsequent hour 30 the

Western If the Jinricksha

part of the be engaged

City of within

Victoria the

after City

9 of Victoria,

p.m., or be and be todischarged

discharged outside

bePolice Station onFor

chargeable. the2Eastern side ofthethefareCityis double

or 3 drivers of Victoria 9 p in., an extra half fare View

afterrespectively.

or treble

the East of Bay shall

II.—In the Hill District

Quarter hourOne... hour... ...... ...... 20 cents ; | Half hour ... ...

... ... 40 cents ... ... 30 cents

III.—In the New Territories

By arrangement with the proprietors through the Police.

PASSENGER BOATS

Class A Per Day of 12 Hours Class B

1st

2nd Class

Class boats

boats. ... $3.00

2.00 1st Class

I 2nd Class boats

boats ... $2.00

All other boats Class A ... 1.50

Per HourI orAllLess

other boats .Class . ...B ...... 1.00

1.50

Per hour with 2 passengers 40 cents Per hour with 2 passengers . 20 cents

PerForhalf-hour

each20 cents „

extra per,

passenger, 10 centsssufor half- „ PerForhalf-hour each „

extraforpassenger ...5 cents... foriu half-„

an-hour, hour. an-hour,

Between 10 sunset

cents andan hour.

sunrise, 10 cents extra

Between

per passenger. sunset and sunrise, 10 cents extra per30passengi

““ 2nd

1st Class Boats ”” are those measuring feet and to 30overfeetin inlength.

“All other Boats ” are those of under 20from

Class Boats are those measuring feet 20in length. length.

CARGO BOATS

Per day o night of 12 hours

Vessels of 10,000 piculs and upwards $60

Vessels under—

10,000

5,000 ,. piculs and not less

„ than 5,000

4,000 piculs

4,000

3,000 3,000

2,000

2,000

1,000 1,000

800

800

500 piculs 500

100

100 1.50

HONGKONG A 505

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor, Comdr.-in-Chief and Vice-Admiral—H. E. Sir Geoffry Alexander Stafford

Northcote, k.c.m.g.

Aide-de-Camp—Capt. S. H. Batty-Smith (Regular Army Reserve of Officers), Loyal

Regiment (North Lancashire)

Private Secretary—G. Treverton, b.a. (Oxon.)

^ ^ |H I Ching Kuk

Executive Council

H. E. The General Officer Commanding The Hon. The Financial Secretary

The Troops TheDirector

Hon. ofMr.Public

R. M.Works

Henderson, c.b.e,,

The Hon. The Colonial Secretary The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, kt., k.c., ll.d.

The Hon. The Attorney-General The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

The Hon. Sir R. H. Kotewall, kt., c.m.g.,

The Hon. The Secretary for Chinese Affairs ll.d.

Clerk of Councils—T. Megarry

Deputy Clerk of Councils—B. C. K. Hawkins

% m % Ting Lai Kuk

Legislative Council

President—His Excellency The Governor

Official Members The Hon. Dr. P. S. Selwyn-Clarke, M.c.r

His Excellency The General Officer Director of Medical Services

Commanding The Troops Unofficial Members

The Hon. The Colonial Secretary The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, kt., k.c., ll.d.

The Hon. The Attorney-General The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

The Hon. The Secretary for Chinese Affairs

The Hon. The Financial Secretary The Hon. Mr. Chau Tsun Nin, c.b.e.

The Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole, r.n. The Hon. Mr. Lo Man Kam

(Retired), Harbour Master The Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell

TheDirector

Hon. ofMr.Public

R. M. Henderson, c.b.e.) The Hon. Mr. Leo D’Alma^a e Castro, Jr.

Works

The Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Commissioner I The The Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan

of Police Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields

Clerk of Councils—T. Megarry

Deputy Clerk of Councils—B. C. K. Hawkins

A506 HONGKONG

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Air Air

RaidRaid

Precautions Principal Assistant Colonial Secretary

PrecautionsOffice—

Officer—Wing- and Clerk of Councils—T. Megarry

Commander Steele-Perkins, o.b.e. Second Assist. Colonial Secretary and

Architect

R.E. (R.A.,—R.Captain C.C.A. A.M.I.

OF O.), F.R.I.B.A., Hobbs, Deputy

HawkinsClerk of Councils—B. C. K.

Stenographer—Miss B. Bone Third Assist. Colonial Secty.—R. J.

Chinese

Tai-kwongAnti-Gas Instructor—Chak Minnitt

Senior* Clerical and Accounting Staff

Chief

First Clerk—D.Wat

Clerk—J. Daviestie— H. E. Strange

if m Kuo Kar Kuu Chu Librarian-in-Charge

Assessor’s Office—Post Office Building Clerks—H. A. Angus, T.S.D. Whitley,

Assessor J. Ring E.N. B.L. M.Strange,

Asst. Assessors—G. Polglase and A. T.

Godfrey Probationers—E. WhitleyJ.B. Kennard

I. Bickford and

and G.

First Clerk—J. C. Lang Ainslie

Inspector of Tenements—E. R. Clemo . Senior Stenographer — Miss B. Bud-

Attorney-General’s Office—Courts of den

Stenographer—Miss M. A. Taylor

Justice

Attorney-General — Hon. Mr. C. G. Junior Clerical Service

Alabaster, o.b.e., k.c. Sr. Chinese Clerk—Au Kwok-leung

Crown Counsels—E.H. Williams, b.a.

and J. Whyatt, b.a. Crown Solicitor’s Office — Supreme

Attached—J.

Officer) A. Fraser, m.c. (Cadet Court

Stenographers and Clerks—Miss C.B. E.J. B.W.Prentis,

Davies, assist,

Crown solicitor

do.

Murray and Miss M. G. Eccleshall M. J. Abbott, assist. do.

•1 M ^ HauSho Chu Miss M. E. P. Smalley, stenographer

Audit Office—New Post Office Building Leung Yung Keng, clerk

(1st Floor) EDUCATIONAL

Auditor—A. Pollard

Assistant Auditors—P. J. A. Hamilton

and W. R. E. Stephenson H TSj ]lf K

Chief Clerk—B. E. Maughan

Examiners—R. Dormer and K. W. Education Building Department—Fire Brigade

Forrow Director of Education—C. G. Sollis,

1 # ^ ^ M m.a. (Acting)

Yuen Lam Kam Tuk Chu Senior Inspectorm.a.

—J. Ralston, of English

(Acting)Schools

Botanical and Forestry Department— Inspector of English Schools—W.

1, PeakforRoad; L. Handlyside, m.a., b.sc. (Acting)

(Ask 383) General

Superintendent

Office Teleph. 39

— F. Flippance ; Inspectors of Vernacular Schools—

Teleph, 39 (Ask for 106) Y. P. Law, b.a., W. Yu, b.a., I. S.

Assist. Supt.—I. P. Tamworth Wan, b.sc. and

Supervisor, S. W. Liang,

Physical Trainingb.a.—

Supervisor—J. R. Carr B. J. Morahan

Assistant Supervisor — R. J. V. Board of Education

Everest Director of Education (chairman)

Inspector of English Schools

Tai Ying Yam Ming Heung Kong Inspector of Vernacular Schools

Po Ching Sze Chii Dr.

Hon.S.Mr. W. Leo

Tso, c.b.e.,

D’Almada ll.d. e Castro,

Colonial Secretariat—Albert Road Jr., b.a.

Colonial Secretary—Hon. Mr. N. L. A.Rev.el Fr.

Arculli

Byrne, s.j., ph.d.

Smith, c.m.g.

HONGKON! A507

Li Tsz Fong University Trained

San, Lo Wai Kwan, Yik Kai Masters — Lo Ki

Rev.

D. J. F.Sloss,

ShortC.B.E., M.A. Cheong, So Pak Sui, Pun Shiu

Major Pang, Li Ka Tung and Chan Kai

Rev. C.W.B. deR. B.Sargent,

Wood, m.a.

m.a. (Oxon.) Lau

Vernacular Masters— Mak Sui Wan,

Rev. J. R. Higgs, b.a. Man Chong Lit, Wai Po Yam aud

B. Wylie Leung Kwok PunInstructor—Chan

W. L. Handyside (secretary) Physical Training

Belilios Public School — Hollywood Yue Ching

Clerk—Lai Chi Pui

Road ; Teleph. 33425

Headmistress—Mrs. P. Y. Stark

Assistant Mistresses—Miss P. W. EllisHeadmaster—T. Kadoorie School R. for Indians—

Rowell, B.sc.,

Brown, Miss B. Smedley, Miss E. dip. ed.

M. Parkes, Miss S.M. Swift, Mme. 9 Anglo-Chinese Masters

Marty, Miss L. E. Heang, Miss S.

R. Whitley, Mrs. D. Hooper, Hongkong Evening Institute—

10 Assist. Mistresses

Vernacular Mistresses and 12 Director—J. Ralston, m.a.

Clerk — Leung Tak Wa

Central British School (For Boys, Staff' of Lecturers

Girls and Infants of European Par- Group I {General)

entage) Bookkeeping

Bradshaw & Accountancy—E. B.

Headmaster— D. Morgan Richards, English—C. Mycock

b.a. (Oxon.) Shorthand—Mrs.

Second Headmaster—G. F. Rees,

B.SC. (Hon.), DIP. ED. Teachers (English)C.—M.J.Bird M. Wilson,

Masters—W. Mulcahy, m.a., dip. ed. b.sc., dip. ed., G. F. Rees, b.sc., dip.

(Dunelm), D. McLellan, m.a. ed., W. J. Dyer, m.a., dip. ed. and

(Cantab.), T. R. Rowell, b. sc., dip. ed.

(Hons.; dip.D. J.ed.S. (London),

Orozier, b.a.

D. Teachers (Vernacular) — Y.

b.a. (supervisor), Li Tsz Sung, Wong P. Law,

Orr., m.sc., dip. ed. (Melb.)

Ferguson (Manual Instruction) and J. Kwok Fong, b.a., Pak Chik Po,

Mistresses—Miss M. B. Hall, Miss Leung Cheuk U, Ng Pak Keung,

Tasartey, B.es Lettres-Philoso- Mak Kwan Chak, Pun

Li Lun Kwai, Miss Kwong Sui Ha, Wing Lung,

phie, U niversite’d’

b.a. (Hons.) (London), x, Miss

Miss Curtin,

Marsh, Miss Wong Shuk Hing, Yip Chi

b.a. (Hons.) (Birmingham), Miss Chow, Yu Fook Yuen and Wong

M. Heap„A.R.D.s., Teacher Artist Wan Chiu

Certificate, Miss Sinclair, m.a., Hygiene

m.b., b.s.(Teachers)

and Dr. —WongDr. Hok

Au King,

Nin,

b.sc.

ed., (Hons.),

Miss B. St.

E. Andrews,

Abraham, dip.

Mrs. M.B., B.S.

Cooper, Diploma Domestic Physical Instruction — Miss

(Member of Chartered Society of ,S ; Swift

Science, Mrs. O’Connor (Trained Massage and Medical Gymnastics),

Certificated Mistress), Mrs. Miss J. M. Greig, Miss B. E. Abra-

Vagnone (Trained Certificated ham, assisted by Miss J. Baker,

Mistress), Mrs. Hill (Trained

■Certificated Mistress), Mrs. Pryde Missand ChanMissPuiLamSo,WoMissOn Lui Chi

(Trained Certificated Mistress) Yin

and Mrs. L. A. Lafford (Singing Group II {Technical)

Teacher) Supervisor—G. White, b.sc. (Eng.),

(Glas.), A.M.I.MECH.E.

Ellis Eadoorie School— Field

p.a.s.i.,Surveying—M.

chartered surveyorI. de Ville,

Headmaster—C. Mycock English for Apprentices—G.S. Wilby,

Mistress—Mrs. I.A. Wyatt b.a.

Anglo - Chinese Masters — Ho Wa

Ching, Tam Pui Chuen, Chan Sik Sang(hons.),

and Lawassisted

Engineering—R.M. Chung byKam,

Keown,

Leung b.a.Sui

D. Munro,

Ki, Ho Shau Him, Chau Po Sham, J. B. Sturgeon, J. R. Leitch, C. R.

Chan Maberly, S. Hope, J. S. Ferguson,

Leung Kwan Kim Shu Shut,andlu Wong

Po Sham,

King F. Buckle, W. Melrose, R. Main and

Sang Whatt Hoi Kee, b.sc.

A508 HONGKONG

Shipbuilding (Senior)—N. Garland, Assistant

B.SC., A.R.T.C., A.M.I.N.A. Burslem,Mistresses—

b.a. (London),MissMissD. M.P.

Building — N. J. Bebbington, A. J. Paterson and Mrs. D. Lanchester

Pea-ker, Tang Shu Sham, b.a. and Anglo-Chinese

Mak Kam Chuen, b.a.

Assistant Lecturers—Lo Chi Chiu, Li Lun Kwai,Assistant

Hung Yuk Masters—

Sang,

b.a., Tsang Koon Kook, b.a., Chung M.

Wai A. Khan,

Fung, b.a.

b.a. (H.K.),

(H. K.),Cheong

Yuen

Yan

LoongKuk,ShiuTamKee,Kwokb.sc.,Wing,Wu b.a.,

Ka Kwok Huen, b.a. (K. K.), Pun

Lau, Ng Wing Hon and Chiu Shai ShuiLun, b.a. (H.K.), Leung Ping

Luen Hin, b.a. K.),

b.a. (H. (H.K.),

S. A.ChanBroadbridge,

Fung Kee,

Electrical Engineering—S. J. G. Burt b.a. (H.K.),

(H.K.), ChungYeoh Hon Teik

Ki, b.a.Ee,(H.K.)

b.a.

King’s College—Teleph. 33127 (Visiting), Tang Chi Keung, b.a.

Headmaster—W. Kay, m.a. (Edin.) (H.K.) and Shuen Po Yuen, b.a.

Assistant Masters-J. M. Wilson, (H.K.)

b.sc. (Lond.), dip. ed., J. J. Fergu- Anglo-Chinese Assist.andMistresses—

son,

b.a. m.a. (Edin.),G.G.S.P.Wilby,

(Cantab.), Ferguson,

m.a. J. Lam, b.a. (H.K.) Hung Lai

(Oxon.), A. Walton, b.a. (Oxon.), Kwan

A.J. Price,

L. Potter, b. sc. (Edin.) and T. Vernacular

U, Masters—Leung

Li TatYat, Hang, Cheuk

b.sc. (Shef.), dip. ed.

Assistant Mistresses—Miss E. M. Li Ching MakChak KwanPingChakKi,

Gray, b.a. (Lond.) and Miss M. and Yung Kwok Cheung

S. MacGuffog, m.a. (Glasgow) Physical

Chung, Instructors

Chung Wah— Chiu Lee (Part-

Chun

Kowloon Junior School (For Children time) and Kwok Mok Chi (James)

5-9 of British Parents)- 3, Cox’s Boad Clerk—Ho Ka Chun

Headmistress — Miss J. W. Buck-

well

Assistant Mistresses—Misses M. J. Wanchai English School —

Stuart, M. L. Whitely, R. S. Headmaster—D. M. Richards, b.a.

Audesley, M. F. D. Gemmel and and 7 Anglo - Chinese Assistant

Mrs. Booker Masters and 2 Vernacular Masters

Peak School— Yaumati Government School—

Headmistress—Miss M. W. News- Headmaster—G. VY Reeve, b.a.

holme Mrs. L. M. Humphrey

Assistant Masters — 9 Anglo-

Assistant Mistresses — Miss B. M. Chinese and 3 Vernacular Mas-

Bicheno, Miss U. N. A. Tulloh ters

and Miss D. M. Cavill

■Quarry Bay Junior Government /D jK. Mit Fo Kuk

School—Teleph. 23778

Headmistress—Miss K. M. Ander- Fire Brigade — Victoria; Telephs.

son Hongkong: 30303 & 30304; Kowloon:

Assist. Mistresses — Miss E. M. 57295

Beavis, Miss D. M. Cavill and Chief Officer-T. H. King

Mrs. A. G. Jefford (Hon. Commissioner of Police)

Queen’s College — Aberdeen Street; Supt.—J. C. Fitz Henry, m.i.fire.e.

Teleph. 33128 Deputy Supt.—G. C. Moss

Headmaster—F. J. de Rome, m.b.e., Consulting Engr.—R. Hall (assist.

b.sc. (London) Government Marine Surveryor)

Assistant Masters—M. G. O’Conner, Station Officer—W. Mcl. Smith

b.a. (Oxon.), K. L. Chau, m.a., L. ( grad. i. fire. E.) and J. W.

G.(London),

Morgan, L.B.sc.B. (London), Woollard, a.m.i. fire. e.

Holmes, m.a.

b.a. Assist. Station Officers — C. W.

Brand, C. W.E. Greenwood

Browne, R. J. H.

(Oxon.), R. H. Griffiths,

(Oxon.), H. N. Williamson, b.sc. b.a. Brooks and

(London) and W. J. Dyer, m.a. Temporary Assist. Station Officer

(Bristol) —J. E. Tocher

HONGKONG A509

Mechanical Engineer—E. F. Brown Tung, Cheng Yu Keuhg, Chiu San

Head Mechanic—C.ChuL. Gan Wai, Kwok Wing Fat, Wong Yat

Clerks—Cheung Wai, Kwok Ming,

Sang, P. Kwang Siah, AuSiuChing

Yue

Lam Chuen,

Tat TsoiLee

and Ping

Lam luCheung,

Bun Wang, Tsang

Chan KaiFookFan,Yau,

Chan Kwong Pui

Store Foreman—M. S. Dillon Kam, Ng Si Kwan, Law Po Yung,

Chinese Staff—273 Ratings Y.TangV. Soonderam,

Chi Wan, IpWan Tai Kam

Sung,Fan, Ng

Wah Keng, Kwok Wai Man, Lee

^Government Radio Office, Marine, Wai Chau, Kung Ying Fun and J.

Air, Press, Licensing, Inspections and Hoosen

Surveys, Steamer Advices from Light- Government. Marine Surveyor and

chouses—General

1st Floor Post Office Building, Examiner of Engineers — W. O.

Administrative Head of Department Lambert, m.i.n.a., m.i. mar. e.

—Postmaster-General Assistant Government Marine Sur-

Officer - in - Charge of Telegraphy

Services — uveyprs—R. Hall, T. E. Jackson, m.i.

Inspector of Wireless MAR.E., M.i.N.A., G. Swan, M.N.E.C.

(Teleph. 39 Extension 360) Inst.,

Garland,B. a.r.t.c.,

H. Church, m. c.,b.t.c.,

b.sc., dIpl. N.

•Central Office — a m.i.n.a., E. L. Jones, m.i.mar.e.,

Officer-in-Charge, Marine, Air, Press K. C. Hamilton,

& Steamer Advices—J. S. Logan

(Telephs. mech.e., T. 0. Stiff, J.m.i.n.a.,

Hunter,a.m.i.W.

31381 and Office: 39 Extension

Residence: 58071 Exten-47, Sprague, a.m.i.n.a.,

Collings, a.m. i. n.a.,W. W.S. R.Smith, K.

sion 615) 'm.i.mar.e;, D. Kossick, m.i.mar.e.

Supervisor—Thum Hee Wai and P. Clarke

Kowloon Radio Office — Royal Obser- ’• Chief

vatory Grounds

Supervisor—A. E. P. Guest (Telephs. WyattBoarding Officer — J. R. G

Office: 58071 Extension 629 and Boarding Officers - D. G. Cairns, T. B.

Residence: 57897) Low, W. L. Morrison, A. G. Parker

Licensing, Inspections & Surveys Office— and J. Dickson

Officer-in-Charge—Inspector of Wire- Chief

Boats—F.Inspector

Brettof Junks and Cargo

less,

Office:D. 39W. Extension

Water ton 360 (Telephs.

and ■Inspectors of Junks and Cargo Boats

Residence : 508«5 —F.

Noronha, Andrade,

M. L. da A. C.Karim,

Lourenco, J. E.L.

Inspector of Wireless—J. Key ; F. Brown and F. A. Robertson

Shipping Office:

&C. Wi Shun Ching Sze Deputy Shipping Master — W. R.

Harbour

Road Central Department — Connaught Hillyer

Harbour Master, Marine Magistrate, Gunpowder Depot:

Emigration Officer,of Registrar Officer-in-Charge—W. H. Bailey

Shipping. Director Air Servicesof Lighthouses:

Inspector—J. P. White held

and Member of the Legislative Lighthouse Keepers—H. C. Brown,

Council—Commander G. F. Hole, R. P. Brown, S. Bamsey, D. V.

r.n. (Retd.) Maher, R. Roskruge, Wong Kai

Deputy Harbour Master—Comman- Chung,

der—J. B. Newill, d.s.o., r.n. (Retd.)

Assistant Harbour Master—T. W. H. McGrann and G. B. E. Harris W.

W. J. White, A.

. Hosegood Apprentice—C. Thirlwell

Office Assistant—F.

Accountant—W. P. .LAnfestey

F. Stone Kai Tak Aerodrome:

Clerks —D. T. Smith, G. E. Budden, Superintendent—A. J.R. Mose

W. G. Hicks, Shin Chung Sang, Assist. Superintendents—E. Nelson

Tsang and M. N. Oxford

Cheong,luHoWa,ManMoKam,U, Sun Lo Shiu

Tak Marine Supervisor—O. F. Hamilton

Ki, Wong Cheuk Lam, Ling Fat Yaumati Slipway;

Assistant Surveyor - in - Charge — R.

Chiu, Li Kam Chak, Ong Kian Too, Hall

. Wong Tat Ying, Lai Yau

Kim, Chau Chiu Cheong, Lam Shu Kit, J. M.

Boatswain—Y. H. W. Chittenden

A510 HONGKONG

1 ai ying heung kong hoi kwan kam tuk shu Elected Members—Lt.-Col. H. B.

L. Dowhiggin, o.b.e., C. Champkin

Imports & Exports Office-Connaught and J. L. McPherson, m.b.e. (On

Road Centra] leave), G. S. Archbutt (Acting)

Asst. do. —W. W.M. Hamilton

Superintendent—E. Thomson Secretary—A. L. Cole

Asst. Supt. and Monopoly Analyst M ^ fl] M Tsoi Pun Si Chu

— H. A. Taylor

Asst. Supt. and Asst. Monopoly Magistrates’ Court—Arbuthnot

First Magistrate—H. R. ButtersRoad

Analyst—D. E. Davis

Clerks—J. Second Magistrate—R. Edwards

A. Xavier,E. Ward,

Ng TatU. Kam

Sam Ping,

and P.J. First Clerk—A. L. Cole

Correspondence Clerk — Kong Man

Conception Tsun

Lady Stenographer — Miss J. A. Clerks andLeung

Interpreters — Li Shu

SnookPreventive Officer—W. J. Buller

Chief

Senior Revenue Officer — A. W. Kang Hin, ChanChing

Chun, WingYu,On,Leung

Lam

Grimmitt Po Shue, Rattan Singh and Ham

European Din

Ward, J. Revenue Officers H.— WV.

W. M. Brawn, Interpreters—Lau

Yeung—Man Yuk Wing Shum and

Pearse, T. Tallon, P.

L Powell, R. A. Trengove, J. O’Neill,E. A.T. Ushers So Kam Shing, Sim Pen

Warden, E. Tack, J. Davidson, G. Kiat

Mernman, J. C. Dunlop, W. G Shroffs—Chan Lan Pan and Yung

Humphreys,

edge J W. V. Ahern, W. H. E Mou Tin

^!

Millington,’ -R.L-J. Stephens,

Wallace, A.H.H. WR.J.

Magistrates’ Court, Kowloon — King’s

Fowler, F. A. Fowler and Park; Teleph. 58071

Darby First Magistrate—Q. A. A. Macfadyen

Second Magistrate—E. Himsworth

Inland Revenue Department — Post First Clerk—A. L. Cole

Office Buildings

. Superintendent of Inland Revenue, MEDICAL

Estate Duty Commissioner and

CollectorBurgess

Brain,all of Stamp Revenue — C.

Assistant Crown Solicitor, Deputy Medical Board—

Estate Duty Commissioner and Hon. Director of Medical Services

Assistant. Collector of Stamp Senior Naval Medical Officer

Revenue—W, Aneurin Jones Senior Army Medical Officer

Superintendent, Stamp Office—B. J. Prof. W. I. Gerrard, o.b.e., m.d., f.r.c.p.

Murray (Lond.), d.p.h.

Thed.t.m.

Hon.& Dr. Li Shu (Edin.)

h., f.r.c.s. Fan, m b., ch.b.,

Mi i HI T'm To Tang Dr. Hermann Balean, m.d., b.s.

Land Office Law Courts (Lond.),

(Lond.) f.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.

Land Officer—T. S. Whyte-Smith Dr. Chau Sik Nin, m.b., b.s., d.o.m.s.,

Assist, do. — T. J. Gould d.l.o. (Lond.)

District Office, South—Office: Queen’s Mr. Donald Brittan Evans (Hon.

Building Secty.)

District Officer, South—A. G. Clarke

District Office, North—Taipo Medical Department — Post Office

District Officer, North—J. Barrow Building (Top Floor); Cable Ad:

Medical

Licensing Board— A drain is tra tion

Chairman—The Director, Medical Services—Dr. P.

Vice Chairman Hon. — C. Colonial Secty.

G. Alabaster, S. Selwyn-Clarke, m.c., m.d.

(Lond.), b.s. (Lond.), f.r.c.p.

O.B.E., K.C.

Unofficial

Kwan andMembers — Ngan Shing

C. B. Brown h. (Lond.),m.r.c.s.

(Lond.), d.p.h.(Eng.),

(Camb.),d.t.m.

Bar-&

rister-at-Law, Gray’s Inn

HONGKONG A511

Deputy Director, Medical Services & H. (Lond.), Dr. P. B. Wilkin-

—Dr. D. J. Valentine, M.c., m.b., son, M.R.C.Si, l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

B.S., M.E.O.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. m.b., b.s. (Lond.), m.r.c.p. (Lond.),

(Lond.), D.T.M. & h„ D.p.H. (Eng.) Dr. S. Tomlinson, b.a., m.b.,

Secretary—J. H. Gelling ch.b., b.a.o. (Dub.) and Dr. L. J.

Asst. Secty.—J. I. Barnes, m.r.s.i. Honeywill, l.r.c.p., m.r.c.s., f.r.

Accountant—F. D. Angus c.s. (Eng.)

Stenographer—Miss A. M. Fowler Chinese Medical Officers—Dr. Luk

Clerical Staff — Chiu Hong U, Chuen Hsuen, Dip. Govt. College

Yeung Kai Hi, V. L. Lau, D. M. (Tientsin), Dr. Lien Tsoong Kya,

Khan, Wei Tak Him, Pang Kui m.b.,' b.s. (H.K.), Dr. Bee Hoat

Ching, Or Yu Hin, Pang Kam Tech, m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Dr. Ling

Hung, Siu Ching Sing, Leung Ke Dieh, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) and

Chung Kan, Wong Tai Wo, Radiology Dr. S. Y. Kong, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

Tang Pak Fan, Pang Fook Kei, Radiologist—Dr. F. J. Farr, m.b.,

Joseph A. Yuen and Wong Yan CH.B. (Brist.), L.D.S., D.M.R. & E.

Chow Radiographers—J. Skinner, m.s.r.,

Consultant Staff—Prof. W. I. Ger- b p.a. and J. G. Robertson

rard, o.b.e., m.d., f.r.c.p. (Lond.),

d.p.h., Prof. K. H. Digby, m.b., Masseuses — Miss L. M. Siggins,

b.s., f.r.c.s. and Gordon King, C.

l.r.c.p. (Lond.), f.r.c.s. (Eng.), Miss M. H. Hughes, c.s.m.m.g.,

f.c.o.g. (Lond.) B.P.A.

Birth and Deaths Registration Gen- X-Ray Sister—Miss I. Warbrick,

eral Registry S.R.N., S.C.M.

ftegistrar Gen.—Dr. P. S. Selwyn- Stewards

Clarke, M.c. Steward—F. P. Anslow

Deputy Registrars—Dr. D. J. Va- Asst. Stewards—J. F. McGowan

lentine, M.c., Dr. J. B. Mackie, (On leave) and R. A. Edwards

J. H. Gelling, J. I. Barnes and (Temporary)

A. Zimmern Drugs and Dispensing

Clerks—Ip Yuk Lun, Leung Nai Apothecary—R. E. Cable, f.c.s.

Kuen, Fong Tho Sung, Leung Asst. Apothecaries—L. J. Morley,

Mo Shun and Lau Woon Cheung m.p.s. and A. H. Bentley, m.p.s.,

Kowloon Death Registry PH.C.

Clerk—Li Yew Chuen Storekeeper—W. Kershaw

Hospitals Charge Dispensers—Lee Ek Leong

Senior Medical Officer—Dr. J. T. (Reg. Chem. & Druggist), Chan

Smalley, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. Ping Fai, Mak Man Lee, Wai

(Lond.) Woon Man and Au Kwok Lum

Medical Officers—Dr. I. Newton, Staff Dispensers—Leung Yin, A.

f.r.c.s. (Edin.), m.r.c.s. (Eng.), B. J. Chow, Yacob Hassan (Reg.

l. r.c.p. (Lond.), Dr.Chem. & Druggist), Lau Wing

J. E. Dovey,

Kwong, Chan Kwok Wah and

M.B., CH.B. (Edin.), D.T.M. & H. D. L. Adhikari

(Edin.), Dr. K. H. Uttley, m.a.,

m. d., ch.b. (Camb.), Clerks—Fungm.r.c.s.,Hok Ling and A. J.

l. r.c.p., D.T.M. & h. Suffiad (Lond.) (On

leave), Dr. G. V. A. Griffith, Nursing Staff (General)

B. A., M.D., CH.B., B.A.O. (Dub.)Matron—Miss

Principal (On S. F. Sut-

leave), Dr. P. F. S. Court, ton, S.R.N., S.C.M.

m. r.c.s. (Eng.), Matron, l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

Queen Mary Hospital-

f.r.o.s. (Edin.), Dr. L. D. Prin- Miss D. P. Geen, s.r.n., s.o.m.

gle, m.r.o.s. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. Matron, Kowloon Hospital—Miss

(Lond.), Dr. G. I. Shaw, m.m., A. M. Davies, s.r.n., s.c.m.

m.b., ch.b. (Glassgow), d.t.m.&h.

(Eng.), Dr. G. H. Henry, l.m., Matrons, Grade II — Miss I. N.

l.ch. (Dub.), l.a.o., Dr. D. A. Watkins, Miss M. A. Wilson,

Smith, m,a. (Camb.), m.b., b.ch. Miss A. M. Cullinan and Miss

(Camb.), l.m.s.s.a. (Lond.), d.t.m. F. A. Cranfield

A512 HONGKONG

Nursing Sisters—E. Riley, D. Ro- Venereal Diseases

binson, C. I. Watson, A. I. Venereal Diseases Officer—Dr. J.

Smith, K. E. Gordon, A. S. A. R. Selby, m.b. , ch.b. (Edin.)

Rogers, C. B. Robinson, A. Wil- Chinese Venereal Diseases Officer—

liams, N. Chandler, C. McNevin, Dr. Cheung Kung Leung, m.b.,

M. J. Staple, M. L. Everett, F. b.

M. Wills, H. G. Grant, R. Spry, Venereal Diseases Technical Asst.

Y. N. Brett, S. M. Harper, H. —A. Steven;

C. Fisher, M. Webster, S. H. An- Clerk—Lo So Lun

drewp, B. B. M. Fraser,

kett, J. H. McLellan, M. S. K. Tric- Charge Dressers—Cheuk Sui Bun

Thomson, O. S. Jeffery, D. H. and Li U Cheung

Stockford, J. Lees, C. C. Denly, B. Staff Dressers—Li Chuen Chi and

M. Auger, K. Marley, C. G. Y. Li Yick Cheung

Purves, D. E. M. Wilson, M. K. Venereal Diseases Nurse—Miss I.

Murray, A. M. Mackie, G. -Soong

Waugh, A. M. Thomas, E. M. School Hygiene

Hansey, B. M. Wansey, L. E. Health Officer for Schools—Dr. G.

Turner, B. S. Robertson, W. N. M. Hargreaves, m.b., ch.b., m.r.

M. Lambert-Baker, H. E. Gray, c.

J. A. M. Black, S. Dempsey, E. d.

E. Pratt, D. E. Purtell, J. Chinese Medical

Smith, M. A. Grant, D. M. Ba-

ker, K. E. Collie, K. A. C. King, m.b., b.s. Officers—Dr.

(H.K.) and Dr. Au

Steers, E. S. R. Leslie, P. M. Wong Hok Nin, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

Slack, K. A. Milne, M. West, A. Clerk—Leung Hei

Holdway and A. M. Harrington Sqhool Nurses—Miss

Lim, Miss I. Anderson, ShamMissYan

L.

Staff Nurses—C. Wen, L. Lum, R. Poon, Miss May Li Pak and

Ts o, A. Chan, E. Liu, E. M. Miss P. Chun

Wong, W. Koo, J. S. Richard,

F. King, S. Chung, R. Naidu, Maternity and Child Welfare

T. Loh, F. Fu, K. Yung, J. Tucy, Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.)

M. Tsui, L. Lai and A. Kwan L. O. Hunter, m.b., m.r.c.s.

Charge Dressers—Chan Shi Yuen, (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.)

Liu Pofe, Ng Nai Ching, Chan Chinese Lady Medical Officer—Dr.

Kom Fook, Sham Kwok Fai, (Miss) Cheng Hung Yue, m.b.,

Lau Lai San and Wong Chak b.s. (H.K.)

Sang Infant Welfare Nurses—Miss A.

Staff Dressers—Yuen Hon Ching, Lowcock, Miss M. Lok, Miss A.

Yeung Yuk Cheung, Sun Yuk V. M. Mow Fung Chung, Miss

Man and Wong lu Wing G. Mak, Miss M. G. Ng, MissL.

Nursing Staff (Mental) Chue, Miss G. Hue and Miss

Head Attendant—L. A. Collyer Betty Y. I. Yung

Asst. Attendant—C. W. Haynes

Mental Nurses—Mrs. K. Grant, Chinese' Hospitals and- Dispensaries

Visiting Medical Officer—(Vacant)

Mrs. M. Long and Mrs. K. Lady Visiting Medical Officer—Dr.

Gonzalez (Mrs.) A. L. J. Dovey, m.b.,

Health Division ch.b. (Edin.)

Deputy Director of Health Ser-

vices—Dr.

b.a.o. (Belf.),S. d.p.h.,

W. T.d.t.m.

Lee, (Liv.)

m.d., Chinese Resident Medical Officers

—Dr. G. H. Thomas, m.d., b.s.

Health Officers—Dr. G. W. Pope, (H.K.), Dr. Lam Chi Wei, mIb.,

L.L.M.E.C.P. & S.I., D.P.H., E.C.P. & b.s. (H.K.) and Dr. Yu Chui

s.i., Dr. J. M. Gray, l.r.c.p., Kwong, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

l.r.c.s. (Ireland), l.m. (Rot.), Chinese Lady Medical Officers—Dr.

d.p.h. (Dub.) and Dr. R. C. (Miss) Lai Po Chuen, m.b., b.s.

Jones,, m.b., ch.b., m.r.c.s. (Eng.), (H.K.),b.s.Dr.(H.K.)

(Miss)andP. Dr.

Ruttonjee,

L.R,o.P.

D. D.P.H. (Eng.), & H.m.b.,

(Lond.), T.M. (Miss)

(Eng.)Siu Yue, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

Cheng

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) Dispensary Nurse—Miss M. Leung

A. F. Stout, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.) Tutor Sister—Miss D. Cheung

HONGKONG A513

Stenographer—Miss A. Gill Malaria Bureau

Interpreter and Assistant — Miss Malarioldgiet—Dr; J. B. Mackie,

Sung Ngan Tsing m.b., ch.b. (Bdin.), d.p.h. (Liv.),

Port HealtH—Cable Ad: Port Health D.T.M. (Liv.)

Port Health Officers & Inspectors Asst, to Malaridlogist—M. R. Deb,

of Emigrants—-Dr. J. P. Fehily, A.R.S.I.

M.B., CH.B., B.A.O., N.U.I., F.A.C.S., Inspectors—Kam Nai Fai, Mgan

d.p.h. (Belfast), Dr. T. W. Ware, Keng Ha, So Ping Yin, Chiu

m.b., ch.b. (Brist.), d.p.h. (Bond.) Yuen Hang, So Ching Wing,

and Dr. R. C. Jones, m.b., oh.b., Yeling Ngok Sang and Leung

m.b.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Bond.), Tat Shing

D.P.A., R.C.P.S. (Eng.), D.T.M. &H. Clerk—Wong Chor Tung

(Eng.) .Analytical and Chemistry

Ohinese Medical Officers—Dr. Tsoi Analyst — V. G. Branson, M.o.,

Terig Ming, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) and A.R;C. SC., B.sq,, D.I.C., F.I.C. ,

Dr. Yeoh Eng, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Asst. Analysts — J. Redman, b.sc.,

Port Health Inspector—W. Little- a.

wood A. Kurrik, D. Loie, a.w.m.c.,

Health Inspector — Leong Yuen A.A.C.I., a.a.i m.m. i& P. Edwards

Lok, CERT. R. SAN. I. Sampler—L. D.> Leonard

Clerk—Chan

Public Vaccinators — Chan Ping Queen Mary. Hospital Kwok Leung

KiVong, Choi Y au Nam,, Sham

Ying Tai, Fung Yue Lam, Li Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. I.

Chan Lun,

Worig Cheung

To Pui, Ching Yin,

Mui Cheong Chi, Newton, f/r.C.s. (Edin.), m.r.c.s.

Chu Ki, Chiu King Yung, Mrs. "(Eng.), ’ l.r.c.p. (Lond.)

Bellah Yueh and Miss Chow Medical Officers—Dr. J. E. Dovey,

Shuk Ching m.b., Ch.b, (Edin.), d.t.m. & h.

(Edin.), Dr. P. F. S. Court,

Clerk and Interpreter—Yow Ting' m.r.c.s. ('Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

Chun f.r:o.s. (Edin.) and Dr. D. A.

Fumigator—A. A. d’Almcida Smith, m.a. (Camb.), m.b. ch.b.

New Territories • m.(Camb.), l.m.s.s:a. (Lond.), d.t.

& h.. (Lond.)

Chinese Health Officer—Dr. K. C. Chinese Medical Officers—Dr.

Yeo, M.D., b.s. (H.K.), D.P.H.

(Camb.), d.t.m. & H. (Lond.) Tsoong Kya, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)Lien&

Chinese Medical Officer^—Dr. Mok Dr. Ling Ke.-Dieh, m.b., b.s.

Hing Fai, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) and (H.K.)

Dr. Lam Shiu Kwong, m.b., b.s, Radiologist—Dr.

QH.B. (Brist.), L.D.S.. D.M.R. m.b.,

F. J. Farr, & E.

(H.K.) (Camb.)

Travelling Dispensary Dresser,— Radiographers;—J. Skinner, M.S.R.,

Lau Kwok lu b.

Bacteriology and Pathology Masseuse — Miss L. M. Siggins,

Bacteriologist—Dr. A. V. Greatves, C.S.M.M.G., B.P.A., A.ft.SAisi.I.

m.b. (Tor.), m.c.p. & s. (Ont.), 1 X-Ray' Sister—Miss I. Warbrick,

d.t.m. (Liv.) S.R.N., S.C.M.

Asst. Bacteriologist — Dr. R. S. Physiciac—Prof.

Begbie, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), m.d. O.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P,W.(Ldnd.),

I. Gerrard,

p.P.H.

(Edin.). m.r.c.p. (Edin;), d.p.h. Surgeon—Prof. K. H. Digby, m.b.,

(Edin. & Glas.), D.T.M.&H.(Edin.) b.s. (Lond.), f.r.c.s. (Eng.)

Senior Laboratory Assistant — Obstetric Physician — Dr. Gordon

Leung Kwok Tai 1 King, c.R..c.p. (Lond.), f.r.c.s.

Laboratory Assistants — Lee

Him, Szeto Yan Pui, Chong Shiu Yuk (Eng.), f.c.o.g. (Lond.), Prof.

. Lam, Leung Kwok Tok and Chan Obstetrides & Gynaeology

King Hong Visiting Chaplains—The Chaplain,

Union Church, The Dean, St.

Clerks—Tam Po, Un Hak Yeung John’s Cathedral and The Chap-

and Tung Long Sheung lain, Roman Catholic Cathedral

HONGKONG

Steward—F. P. Anslow Medical Officers—Dr. L. D. Prin-

Ajsst. Stewards — J. F. McGowan gle,

(Lond.)m.r.c.s.

and Dr.(Eng.), l.r.c.p.

G. H. Henry,

(On leave) and R. A. Edwards L.M., L.CH., L.A.O. (Dub.)

(Temporary)

Principal Matron — Miss S. F. Chinese Medical Officers—Dr. Luk

Sutton Chuen Hsuen, Dip. Medical

Matron—Miss D. P. Geen College (Tientsin), Dr. Bee

Asst. Matron—Miss M. A. Wilson Hoat Teck, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) and

Home Sister—Miss F. A. Cranfield Dr. Kong Sau Yui, m.b., b.s.

Tutor Sister—Miss I. N. Watkins (H.K.)

{For Nursing Staff See List under Radiographer—J. G. Robertson

Medical Department) Masseuse — Miss M. H. Hughes,

C.S.M.M.G., B.P.A.

Dispensers—Mak Man Lee, A. B. Matron—Miss A. M. Davies

J. Chow and D. L. Adhikari Home Sister—Miss E. Riley (Act-

Clerks—Chau Fook Tin, Liu Sum ing) — Chan Hing Man and

Ip, Leung Sau Kit, Ng Po Sum, Clerks

and Ngai Kwong Chung Edward Lee

Shroff—Chau Lai Pui Shroff—Tang Chik Wun

Telephone Operators—Wong Wai Tsan Yule Hospital

Tat and Kwok Kai Yuen Medical Officer-in-Charge — Dr.

Mental Hospital (Mrs.) A. F. Stout, m.b., ch.b.

Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. P. (Edin.)

B. Wilkinson, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. Mtaron—Miss Leung Sheung Chi

(Bond.), m.b., b.s. (Camb.), m.r.c. Asst. Matron — Miss Chan Sui

(Lond.) Wing

Head Attendant—L. A. Collyer Clerk—Sham Fai

Asst. Attendant—C. W. Haynes

Mental Nurses—Mrs. K. Grant, Official Receiverandand Registrar of

Mrs. M. Long and Mrs. K. Trade Marks

Supreme Court

Patents Office—

Gonzalez Official

Central Distributing Dispensary and

Central Medical Store Trade Marks and Patents — L. R.of

Receiver and Registrar

Apothecary—R. E. Cable, f.c.s. Andrewes

Asst. Apothecaries—L. J. Morley, Clerks

Ping-fai,— Wong

CheungHongMan- kwok,

Piu andFokI.

m.p.s. and A. H. Bentley, m.p.s., Kitchell

PH.C. Shroff— Kwok Chu Man

Storekeeper—W. Kershaw

Clerks—Fung Hok Ling and A. J. t Headquarters—Hollywood

H King Chat. Kung Chu

Suffiad Police Road

Dispensers — Wai Woon Man and Commissioner of Police—T. H. King

Yacob Hassan Deputy do. —C. G. Perdue

Kennedy Town Hospital Divisional Supt.—W. R. Scott

Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. P. Supts.—W. La. B. Sparrow and L. H.

B. Wilkinson, m.b., b.s. (Lond.), C. Calthrop

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.), M.R.C.P. Assist. Supts.—A. R. S. Major,

(Lond.) W. P. Thompson, K. A. Bidmead,

Steward—Tong Wo G. S.Shaftain

W. Wilson,andH.R.W.H. E.E. Heath,

Marks F.

Staff Nurses — Miss F. M. Wong, Probationers—L. A. Searle and E. C.

Miss Tai Fook Zim and Miss L. Luscombe

Shek Secretary—B. J. Murray

Dressers—Woo Tick Yu, Ho Chak Accountant—T. G. Stokes

Kun and Man Tai Kwong Assist, do. —L. W. Hume

Kowloon Hospital Assist, do. (Stores)—T. R. Ingram

Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. J. Stenographers—Miss L. Tyler, Miss

T. Smalley, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), E.sonWitchell and Miss E. F. Donald-

l,r.o.p. (Lond.)

*

HONGKONG A515

Chief Inspectors^ F. E. E. Booker Lau Chuen Huen, Li Chi

Leung Yui Kwong, Li Yun Wa, Chiu,

i and K. W. Andrew

'■ Chief Detective Inspector—A. H. E. Li Yun Gun, Lau Cheuk Nam,

Mohamed

Elston (Acting)

Chief Inspector (Principal, Police Tang Yun Ahsan,

Cho, WooTamWoonTo Luen,

Ming,

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woods Fook Pui, S. A. Khan, Mak Sheung

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Conception Shuet Hon and H. C.

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A.Rozeskwy,

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Chan Chung

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Sheung Wan Branch P. O.: W. F. C. Jenner and F. Mason

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Ahmed

Yip KwaiKhan.Wa, MakChengSikChing

Luen Wai,and ^ p] Hi Rung Mu See Chu

Ho Man K wong

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Tim and To SikSikKong Kai, Leung Chak Public Works Department — Lower

Albert Road; Teleph. 39

Shroffs Director of Public Works —Hon. Mr.

Hau - Yam Tin Fook and Yeung R.C.E.,M.M.I.Henderson,

MECH. E., M. c.b.e.,

INST.W.E.m. inst.

Kowloon City Branch P. O : Assist. Directors of . Public W'orks—

Clerk-in-Charge—-J. Garcia A. G. W. Tickle, f.exm.a:, f.s.i. and

Kowloon Tong Branch P. O. : P. D. Wilson, m.inst.c.e.

Clerk-in-Charge—Cheung Shu Sum Genera] Secretary — Win. G. Fitz-

Yaumati Branch P. O. : Gibbon, b.a.

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C. B. Robertson

INST.’c.e., and A.E.Nicol, a.m.

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B ® 9 Architects—S. C. Feltham, a.r.i.b.a.,

Prison Department—Hong Kong Prison: R. J.a.m.i.

ley, B. Clark, a.r.i.b.a.,

struct, e., A. W.J. Bottom-

Hodges,

Stanley a.r.i.b.a., W. H. Owen, b.sc. tech.,

Commissioner—Major J.L. Willcocks, a.

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Storekeeper—Ko Ha Chun

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Chong Wah and Tai Kam Cheung C.Moore,

C. A.b.arch.,

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a.rxb.a., m.r.s.l,

W. C.f.r.i.b.a.,

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Chan ,Boon Sang,and,AuLuiVVaiChi Ming,

Shun f. s. i. (Temporary) and A. Carr

Medical/Officer—Dr. G. I. Shaw Wheeler, f.i.a.a., f.s.i., f.r.s.a.

:V Chaplains—Beys. H. -W. Baines, E. Engineers — E. S. Carter, W.

Teruzzi and Cheung Chuk Ling Woodward, b.sc. (eng.), a.m.

Chief Warder—H. Barrett inst. c.e., C. W. E. Bishop,

Asst. ChiefSupervisor-Y.

Warder—J.W. H.Fitz-Gerfeld .b.sc. (eng.', a.m.t.c.e., a.m.

Hospital Freeman tnst. w.e., A. E. Lissaman,

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b.sc. Hempsey, S. L.

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c.e., Bailey (Temporary)

J. G.K.Campbell,

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a.m.inst.c.e., W. Telegraph Sub-Engineer — G. W. R.

Griggs

A. Johnson, m.inst. m. & cy. e., L. Electrical Technician—A.Smith F. May

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Electrical Engineer — J. 0. Brown, Senior Land Bailiffs—W. E. Hollands

b.Electrical Engineer

sc. (edin.), a.m.i.e.e.,Land and S. H. Peplow

Chartered

Bailiffs—W. G. Routley, R. E.

Chief Elect. Engr.—B,. Cryan Stott,

and J. D. A. G,Bicker,s.

Martin,aff S. A Fowler

Valuation & Resumption Officer— Clerks, Water Works Office — J.

J. E. Richardson, f.s.i. Hargreaves and N. Broadbridge

Supt. of Crown Lands & Surveys Clerk, Buildings Ordinance Office—

—H. West, p.a.s.i. R. B. Wood

Assist. Supt. of Crown Lands— Clerk, Crown Lands and Surveys

E. B. Lambert f.r.g.s. -P. D. N. Willis

Assist. Supt. of Surveys — B. H. C. Engineering d ssistant Ng Ping Un

Hallowes, b.a., b.a.i. Assistant Engineer — S. B. Ahmed,

Land Surveyors — F. W. Wood, m.sc. (eng.), (h. k.), a.m.inst.c.e.,

J. Angwin, C. H. Douglas, m.m., A.M. I. STRUCT.E.

C.M. H.I. Lamb,

de Ville,O. C.p.a.s.i.,

Womack, p.a.s.i.,

Lt.-Comdr. Temporary Assistant Engineers and

Architects—Eric

(eng.), (ft. K.),' A.M.Wong Tape, A.M.I.

b.sc.

R.G.(n.s.w.)

H.Stoddart,

Gandy, m.i.s.

r.n. (Retired)

(n.s.w.), and

m.t.p.i.C. INST.C.E.,

struct.e., H. Y. Chiao, m.sc. (eng.),

Mechanical Engineer E. P. Ho Shiu Lai, B.sc, (eng.) arid H. J.

Grose, a.r.i.b.a.

Fletcher Higher Class Clerk — Ho Kwai

Diver—F. A. Cheesman Fong

Senior Inspectors of Works—A. W. 1st Class Clerks — .Ohftn. .To,. Sun

J.‘Simmons, R. J. Everest, m.b. E., ; Badan Singh & A. H. Fattydad

A. E; Clarke, a.i.e.e., 0. J. Tacchi, '2nd (Mass; Clerks — Lam Shai Tit,

1st Class. B. 0. T. Certif. and W. Wong Yau Ming; Ho Shu Fong,

1’ryde . Lai Ming Kai, Chik Yam

Inspectors of Works—T. Bolt, J. Kwong, Chan Tin Fuk and Lam

■T. Ewing, F. C. Neville, W- King Shang

Shaw, H. Hall, 1st Class Engineer 1stWong

Class Hon,

Assistant

Ng KaLandPui.Surveyors—

Lum Kwok

B. O. T. Certif., A. J. Wadmore, J. Tung, Liang Hseuh Hai, Chan Pui

S. Beach and A. Spary Lau and Kao Chuem Ting

Overseers—F, P. R. James, m.c..,

a.m.i.struct.e., a. P. GJanville, 2hd Class Assisi ant Land Surveyors—

A. Brooksbank, C. S. Coom, A. M. Chan Hsi Fung, Ng Wai Pun,

Holland, F. Baker, A, Thomson, T. Chan Chung Ping, Chang U

W. Carr, R. C. Keen, J. Fraser, P. Sui, Li Wing Kwong and Ng

C. Morgan, F. E. Lawrence, G. Po Lau

E. Stephens, J. S. Dinnen, J. 1st Class .Daughtsmen — Luk Kui,

W. Wells, W. L. Walker, R. H. Lo Nam Ckui, Tam Chiu Cheung

Rose, R. S. Bell, W. Bruce, W. and Leung Hi Cheong .

A518 HONGKONG

‘g W m M £ ^ £ ftr !£ rfr

Registeation of Births and Deaths, Se Ching Wai Sang Kuk

General Register Office — Post Office Urban Council —Post Office Building,

Building

Registrar-General — Hon. Dr. P. S. Des Voeux Road Central

Selwyn-Clarke, m.c. Chairman—R. R. Todd, m.a. (Can-

Deputy Registrars — Dr. D. J. tab.)

Valentine, m.c., Dr. J. B. Mackie, Administrative Assistant—P. C. M.

C. J. Roe, J. I. Barnes and A. Sedgwick

Zimmern Secretary—J. Watson

Clerks — ip Yuk Lun, Leung Nai Assist. Secretary—Im Ping Tseung

Kuen, Lau Woon Cheung, Fong

Tho Sang and Leung Mo Shun Health Officers—G. W. Pope, l.,

Kowloon Death Registry: L.

Clerk i/a—Li Yew Chuen M. Gray, l.r.o.p., l.r.o.s. (Ire-

land), l.m. (Rot.) and d.p.h. (T. C.

D.

t m m m m (Liverpool), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.

Fan Yan Chu Chak Kun (London), d p.h., r.c.p.s. (Eng.), d.

t. m. & h. (Eng.)

Registration of Marriages— Veterinary Surgeon—Major W. J. E.

Registrar of Marriages—T. S. Mackenzie, m.c., m.r.c.v.s. & d.t.v.m.

Whyte-Smith Asst.

M. J.Veterinary Surgeon — Captain

Reidy, m.r.c.v.s.

Deputy Registrar of Marriages— Chief

T. J. Gould and L. Brewer K. Taylor, m.b.e.

Inspectors—Aj

Senior Inspectors — W. Old, R. R.

Tin Man Toi Wood,

HooperH.and L. Lockhart,

W. ElliottJ. Reid, J. G.

Royal Observatory, H’kong—K’loon Sanitary Inspectors — S. Eccleshall,

Director—C. W. Jeffries, f.r.a.s., f.r. C.Bradley,

Strange, E. C.Ponsford,

Kerrison, D.F. W.

W.

met.s.

Asst.

A.R.Director—B.

MET.S. D. Evans, f.r.a.s., Phillips, G.E.H.N.Miles, G. H. Sherriff',

T.Lamprill,

Seddon,H.A.G.C.Stevens,

Sinton, G.W. Frost,

C. R.

Professional Assistants—G. S. P. A. W. T. White, T. H. W. King,

Heywood, m.a., b.sc. (OxonJ,

met.s., L. Starbuck, b.sc. (Lond.), f.r. S. G. Poole, A. Foster, W.

M.INST.P., F.R.MET.S. Fog will, T. S. Clark, J. Gellatly,

Office Assist.—Miss J. G. Weller J.Allen,

T. Lacey,

H. J. Woolley, E. L. Powell,E.

G. B. Frost, W.

Royal Sanitary Institute, Board of T. Champelovier, R.E.A.A. J.Chater,

E. F. Warburton, Simpson,C.

Examiners, Hong Kong and South V. M. Benwell. G. W. Bowden,

China—Secretary’s Office: Educa- H. F. Old, L. W. R. Macey,

tion Department E. C. Drown, J. M. Boyd,

The Hon. Director of Medical B. Williams, M. D. Watson, M. E.

Services (Chairman); Hon. Mr. R. Purvis, W. T. Bilson, A. C.

M Henderson, c.b.e.,m.inst.c.e., m.i. Tribble, Li Wai Hon, Chung

mech.e., m.inst. w.e., Director of Yuk Mui, Ki lu Woon, Lau

Public Works, Hong Kong; Dr. J. Ip Yuen, Luk

Yat, Chung Wing ShiuKwong,

Kau, NgLaiHong

Kee

P. Fehily, m.b., b.ch., b.a.o. (N.U.I.), Leung, Tsang Shiu Cheung, Tsang

f.a.c.s.,

Major W. d.f.h.,

J. E.PortMackenzie,

Health Officer;

m.c., Yan Kit, Yeung Kam On, Leung

m.Sugrgeon;

r.c.v. s., Dr.Colonial Veterinary Sik Hung, Wong Wing Sum, Lee

G. W. Pore, l.l.m.r. Po Tin,Chung

Yan, LeungPuiTakSun,Wai, TangPeng

Wong Ho

c.p. & s.i. (Ireland), d.p.h., r.c.p. Ho, Chan Cheong Wing, Chan Tak

c s.i., Inspector,

Health Officer; L. Brewer,

Sanitary Depart- Chun and Ko Tsok Yum

ment and J. Ralston, M. a. Accountant—Fok Tung Hun

(Secretary) Storekeeper—Tsin Yui San

HONGKONG A519

Staff—Chan Ping Sham, Chong :fl M: Nip^Chu

Cheung Shing, Chan Yat Chiu, Supreme Court—Statue Square

Chan Lai Kong, Un Ting Fan, Sun Chief Justice — His Honour Sir

Shek Yung, IpLamFookYeung

MoonFuk, Lun, Chi,

O WaiLo A. D. A. MacGregor, kt., k.o.

Som, Li Yun Sun, Shi Man Tsun, Puisne Judge — His Honour Mr.

Cheung Hoi Tung, Kwok Wai Yin, Justice R. E. Lindsell

Sung Fook Shing,

Tin, Tsui

Au Kwok

Wai Sum, Registrar, Official Administrator,

Leung Kam Shu, Official Trustee and Registrar of

Tam Tung Tsuen, Lau Ho Chuen, Companies—E.

Deputy P. H.and

Registrar Lang Deputy

Lau

Lam Chung

Wing Sui,Him,Chan

Luk Pui

KingChun,

Chi, Registrar of Companies — J. P.

Lee Murphy (Acting)

Paul Suey

Lam Wing, Lo Yuk Shu and Confidential Asst, and Stenographer

—Miss G. Ezra

Accountant—A. J. G. Taylor

m n m- & & m Clerk to Chief Justice — W. H. G.

Wa Man Ching Mo Sze Chu Hirstto Puisne Judge—W. C. Low

Clerk

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs— First Bailiff—H. J. Millington

New Fire Brigade Building Second Bailiff—W. H. C. Bouchier

Secretary for (Acting)

W. ,J. Carrie Chinese Affairs — (On leave)

Bailiffs—L. Alltree, Q. Castilho and

Chief Assist—K. Keen L. Millington (Temporary)

2nd Assistant—J. C. McDouall Clerk and Usher—G. S. Edwards

Lady Assistant—Miss P. Harrop Interpreters—Ng

Ching Tu, Pau ShiuChakChong,

Wing, Leung

Awtar

Labour Officer—H. R. Butters Singh and Mehdi Khan

First Clerk—Chan Yik-hi Translator—Luk Hok King

D. W. Detective Inspector — E. G. Shroff—P„ Ling

Post Librarian—Chan Ling Hin

Inspector of Mui-tsai — W. H. Fraser Clerks—Liu Wan Fat, Wong Chee

Emigration Officer—H. Woods Bun, Ho Kwan Pang, So Shing

Hon, Chiu Se Hon and Kung

Chi Ping

Statistical Office, Imports

Exports Department—Head Office: 18, and

Johnston Road; Central Receiving .1 m M ^ Mb Chu

Office:

Floor), FireConnaught

Brigade Building (Ground Treasury—Post Office Buildings

Road Central;

Telephs. 39, Clerk-in-Charge: 328, Gen- Accountant-General—T. Black

eral Office: 329 and Central Receiving Accountant- A. J. C. Taylor

Office: 330 Cashier—L. A. Barton

Clerk-in-Charge—W. T. Lewis Sub-Accountants—H.

G. H. Fowler S. Martin and

Chief Supervisor—She I On Probationer—D.H.C. Taylor

A520 HONGKONG

tyi Ship Chandlery, Mining, Rail-

^ way and Engineering Supplies—

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A. E. G. China Electric Co.—Hong- A. YiNg & Co., Printers, Book-

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A. D’Aguilar

Fong’s Studio, Photographers ft H M

Street; Teleph. 20679 — L A.Shipchandlers

Yuen & Ghee Cheong

and Metal Co.,

Merchants—

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m 35 m m 22124; Cable Ad: Locomotive

Yuen Shiu Pak, managing director

A. Hong, Ship A- House Painter, Car- Yuen Shiu Kit, asst. mgr.

penter and Buii'iing Contractor—29,

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tr ?1c

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translators ft & m M M M

Art Dept.—A. Savitsky (art di- Aircraft

rector), F. P. Yung, K. H. Ho, ed Office:(China), Limited—Register-

88, Museum Road, Shang-

Miss A. Lui and Miss K. P. Ho

Sales Dept.-E. T. W. Slay and C. hai; P.O. Box 398; Cable Ad: Ariel

Directors—L. W. Hutton, F. R.

E. Chang Smith, G. G. C. Harper and H. M.

Marketing Dept.—J. S. Lye, C. Y. Mann

Cheng and A. Chong Managing Agents—Reiss, Bradley

Production Dept.—K. S. Leung and & Co., Ltd., China & Hongkong

F. Yang

Stenographers—Miss M. Chung, Airlif Hotel — (See Hotels)

Miss M, Ribeiro and Miss O. E. Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd., Flour,

Mendes Rolled Oats, Jam & Provision Merchants

n % m m —Bank of China Buildings; Teleph.

Aero Trading Co. — 8a, Des Voeux 20374; P.O. Box 735; Cable Ad:

Road Central; Teleph. 30404; P.O. Box Ajltd A. Kwang, managing director

299; Cable Ad: Aerotra Passantt Lynn and Ng Hai Fu, dirs.

A. A. C. Morant, manager

Y. S. Yau | Ignace Tsa ftPublic

m- Stenography,

m. m a The—

Agfa China Co., Otto & Co., Agent: Alfred’s

“Defag” — Prince’s Building, Ice Room 61, French Bank Building,

House Street; Teleph. 34171; Cable Queen’s Rd. Central; Teleph. 30533

Alfred C. T. Li, manager

Ad : Waidefag

“ Agfa ” Photo — Prince’s Building, Alhambra gg m £ 3*

Ice House Street; Teleph. 34171 Theatre (Controlled by

General Amusements, Ltd.)—Nathan

ie m Road; Teleph. 56856

Ah Chack, Ship and House Painter, Gilder, C. S. Rosselet,

Tsang Kam, house manager

manager

Grainer and Scraper

Street; Teleph. 21485 — 2 5, Chiu Lung-

Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hos-

pitals—(See Hospitals)

IE png Kee

Ah Kino’s Slipway, Yacht, Motor- AllU.S.S.R. Union Association Exporthleb,

boat and Boat Builder, Rigger, Apt., 7th (Hongkong Branch)—No.

House, 9,3,

Painter, Sail and Flag Maker—37, Queen’s RoadFloor, Holland

Central

Electric Road; Teleph. 20307

£ £B 35 mm Allen Company, The, Flashlight Torch

AhCutter

Shut,andTailors and Outfitters, Best Battery Manufacturers; Torches Bat-

Guaranteed Perfect Fit - 52, teries of All Sizes. Trade Marks:

Wellington Street; Teleph. 26149 “Pagoda” and “Paul”—1-3, Glass

St., Causeway Bay; Teleph. 27819;

Ah Sing

C. ; Teleph. 20461 Ng Tse Shak, sole proprietor

Kwok Cho Hay, secretary

A28

:

A522 HONGKONG

Alois Akun & Company, General Ex- ^1 & tfr M H H

porters and Importers—180, Nathan American Flour Co., RoadThe,Central;

Flour

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 50344, Cable Importers—8, Des Ycfeux

Ad : Aloisakun Teleph. 21062; Cable Ad : Fishrich

Chan B. Anton, manager E. Christensen, partner

Leung King Sau, do.

i® m n & m u ® m

Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M., Produce Mer- American Foreign Insurance Asso-

chants, Manufacturers’ Representatives ciation—B.E.A.

ife Shipping Agents — Office: 1a, Chater Teleph. 22277; P.O. Bldg., Room 908;

Road; Teleph. 20808; P.O. Box 324; Ad: Roda Box 400; Cable

Cable Ad : Ageratum L M. da Rocha & Co., agents

J. M. Alves, governing director

AC; S.Alves^ director | B.K. Young

P. Young American Lloyd, Ltd. (Incorporated

A. Alves, do. Lui Chung Sun in France), Travel, Tourist, Ship-

E. Alves, do. Yeung Yik ping and Insurance Service—(2nd

Floor), 27-32, Queen’s Road Central;

Telephs. 31175 & 31176; Cable Ad:

W £ ® 1% & M Palestloyd.

Paris; Far Head EasternOffice:!, Rue 13,Auber,

Offices: Ed-

Mei Yah Pao Him Kwng Sze ward Ezra Road, Shanghai; 65, Con-

American Asiatic Underwriters, sular Road, Tientsin; 64. Robinson

Fed. incMU.S.A., General Insurance: Road, Singapore; 1 Konnaya St.,

Eire, Marine,Plate-glass,

Burglary, Motor-Car, Life, Accident,

Baggage and Harbin

Special Risks—12-14, Queen’s Road M. Talan, manager

Central, Asia Life Building; Tele- P. Kwong

phones 30234-5; Cable Ad: Amerriters J. Pasquier

C.LaiV.ImStarr, president (Shanghai) L. Allen

Tong, Hongkong nianager F. J. Sanchez

Staff—S. K. Leung, Lo Ying Kan, Miss H. Brewer

Chung Im Kwan, Yuen Pak S. W. Mak

Ching, Y. W. Wong, K. K. Kwok, Compradore Department

Wong Ka Chung, Tong Ho Pui and Lee Yik Ping.

Ho. Kwok Cheong K. W. Lee

Agents for : Baggage Department

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of the M. J. Luke

, City of New York H. H. Ktf

; Adriatica, Insurance Co. of Trieste,

Italy

National Union

Pittsburg, Pa. Fire Insurance Co., American President Lines, mm Ltd., Ship-

ping—12, Pedder Street; Teleph. 28171:

Cable Ad: Preslines

■fg L& n ^ T. B. Wilson, general agent

W. F. Arndt

American Bank Note Co—1st Floor, J. W. Clague

Dina House, Duddell Street; Teleph. J.Capt.

E. Nevv

W. H.lin Thomas •-

30692; CableAd: Banknote. Head Office: E. R. Heart her

New York; China Offices: Shanghai, S. L. O’Hoy

Peiping arid Canton

H. G. McNeary, manager

^ & m -f) fsi * it m P! ®

American Club—(Nee Clubs) Amoy • '‘Canning Corporation, Ltd.—

| Ngau Tau Kok, Kowloon; Teleph.

| 56556; P.O. Box 1604; Cable Ad:

American- Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Canning

A. S. Ching, manager

American Express Co., Inc.—(Nee ' Sy Wong Shiu Ping, sale mgr.

Banks) Tiau Ken$p do.'

HONGKONG A523

m & m % Principals:

Ancient Co., The, Dealers in Art Dr. J. W. Anderson, m.b., oh.b..

Curios, Furniture, Stationery and f.r c.s. (Edin.) ; Residence Teleph.

Electric Supplies—30, Nathan Rd. 29078

(Wing Lok Building); Teleph. 56570 Dr. J. Durran, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.),

d.o. (Oxon.), f.r.c.s. (Edin.);

Friston Cottage, May Road;

Teleph. 26846

Dr. J. H. McElney, m.b., ch.b.

Sun Chong (Edin.), d.t.m. (Liv.) ; 242, Prince

Andersen, Meyer &. Company,

Ltd., Subsidiary of International Gen- Dr.Edward

E. Road: Teleph. m.b.

W. Stout, 56744, ch.b.

eral Electric Co., Inc. (Inc. in (EdinQ; 242, Prince Edward Road;

U.S.A.), Engineers, Contractors, Teleph. 56744

General Merchants, Manufacturers Dr. A. W. Dawson-Grove, b.m., b.c.h.

and Importers—David House, 67- (Oxon.); 242, Prince Edward Road;

69, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph. Teleph. 56744

28091; Cable Ad: Danica. Head

Office—for U.S.A. : 570, Lexington Yeung Kam Hong

Avenue. New York; for China:

21, 24, 43. Yuen Ming Yuen Road, Anderson Pianoforte

Music Co., Ltd., The,

and Repairers-

Music Dealers, Tuners,

Shanghai Regulators and St. George’s

D. D. Forbes, managrer

Engineering & Electrical Merchandise Building,21322; Cable

Ice House Street: Teleph.

Ad: Music; Code: Bentley’s

Department: John E. Anderson, managing dir.

A. J. Kew H. J. Fountain, director

L. Landau J Chan Yuk In M. Soares

J. S. Jitts I A. P. Rosario Miss Souza | Miss Aileen Woods

Import,

F. H. deBuilding Supplies:

Carvalho Agencies :

Shipping Department: Linguaphone Language Records

J. Montalto | Kwan Heung Chuen Electric

(China), and

Ltd. Musical Industries

Accounting & Clerical Department: Mullard and Eddystone Radios

P. C. Li | Chan Hung Cho

Stenographers—Miss G. D’Assumpcao Andre’s Beauty Parlour — Gloucester

Miss T. Prata, Miss M. Bloomfield Building; Teleph. 27973

and Miss P. Yranovich

Anglo-Chinese Industries, Exporters &

Importers, Agents: Asiatic Bauxite Co.

Anderson & Ashe, Consulting and —34352; Bank of East Asia Building; Teleph.

Superintending Engineers and Marine Codes: P.Bentley’s O. Box 512; Cable Ad: Anchi;

Surveyors—1st

(Entrance Floor,

Connaught Queen’s

Road); Building

Teleph. Manager—Lee and FongAcme

24063: Cable Ad: Canello Staff—Lee Kwan Pui and Lee Po

ft n &

m m * & m % Anglo-Chinese Trading Co. (Hong

Anderson, D. J.Teleph.

Prince’s Bldg.; N., Barrister-at-Law—

33203. Kong), Ltd., Agents—20,

Commission Exporters, Importers and

Des Vceux

Road Central; Teleph. 30880; P. O. Box

Anderson & Co.. J., Undertakers—2, 819; Acme Cable Ad: Actco; Codes Used:

and Bentley’s

Caroline Road; Teleph. 30669 Lam Ping, manager

Anderson, Durban & MoElney, Drs., Antonov, M. B.—15-19, Queen’s Road

Medical Practitioners — Hongkong Central; Teleph. 33067

Office: Alexandra Bldg. (3rd Floor),

Des Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. Apostleship of Prayer—(See Churches

27727 and Missions)

*A28

A524 HONGKONG

n & m & & ^ Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Export

Aquarium Accessory and Fish FoodBuild- Merchants—Exchange Building (3rd

Co,, Floor),

The—Room 305, National Bank 14, Des Voeux Road Central;

ing P. O. Box 124; Cable Ad: Soychee:

Head Office at Shanghai, with Offices

at Hankow, London and New York

m m m n M. Private Office

Ha ko tit but .«

Arculli, A. nr.. Solicitor — Holland Mrs. J. Graham-Barrow, m.b.e.

House; Teleph. 26500; Cable Ad: Export Dept.

Curly; Code: A.B.C. 5,th Edition L. G. Ribeiro

fg Hop Tuck R. C. Sales

Accounts Dept.

Arculli Brothers, Merchants and M. J. Harkins

Commission Agents—Holland House, Shipping Office

3rd Floor; Teleph. 20409; Cable Ad: T. Y. Loong

Curly .General Office

Omar el Arculli I A

Abdul Curreem ! M, P. Madar. H. Madar S. P. Fung

M. M.

C. K. Ip Gutierrez

Arculli, Dr. H. el, Medical Practitioner K. L. Low

—20,

22882 Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. J. Marques

A.Mrs.D.S. Sales

A rculli Sons, A. F., Army Contractors Miss S. M.Remedies

Xavier

—Holland House; Teieph. 20409: Miss May Wong

O. el Arculli Laboratory

Abdul Curreem I A. H. Madar I. K. Low, chemist

Abbas Khan ! M. P. Madar Oil Installation (at Tokwatvwi)

Walter C. Weston, superintendent

ft % m %

On Lee Yinq Hong Arns, H. E., Importer and Manufac-

Arnhold 8t Co., Ltd., Import and turers’ Agent—French Bank Bldg.;

Export Merchants, Engineers and Teleph. 31773; Cable Ad: Arns

Contractors—Holland House, 3rd Floor,

Queen’s 32247;

Teleph. Rd. C.; HeadEngineering Dept. Arthur & Co. (Export), Ltd.—Redder

Office: Shanghai

Attorney - A. Raym ond Building; Teleph. 20785; Cable Ad:

Engineering Mgr.—N. D. Lloyd Arthur

Accountant—G. F. Gilroy J. Watson, representative

Staff—K.D. Lee, L. A. Xavier, S.K. ^ W H H Maij Ne

Wang, E. E -Low. K. C. Cheung,

S.F. D.Y. Cartwright

Chan, H. M. Lee and Miss Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers and

Decorators

Factory: 734Showrooms,

— Offices

King’s Road; and

Teleph.

Sole Distributors. for :

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical 24173; Cable Ad: Artcrafts

Directors— S. J. Hick# and' Mitchell

Export Co., Ltd.—Turbines and Berry, a.c.i.s. ;

Electrical Plant G. Randall, manager

A gencies: O. B. Payne, designer

Henry Simon, Ltd.—Flour Mill

Machinery, Coal Handling

Equipment, etc.

Fawcett Preston & Co.—Sugar Asger, X. Ray Dr. —M. Kayamaliy

E., Dental Surgeon,

Building,Dental

20,

Mill Equipment,

Plant, etc. Pjess Packing Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 21932

(Office) and 56173 (Residence); P.O.

Glenfield <& Kennedy, Ltd!—Wa- Box 210

terworks- Erie Equipment

Co. —of Dredging

All Kinds

Bucyrus ' ;M.Member

E. Asger,of d.d.s. (111.. U.^ Dental

Psi Omega S. A.),

Equipment Fraternity, TJ.S.A.

HONGKONG A525

Asia Agencies (Hong Kong), Manu- ft n m m

facturers’ Representatives — 223-4,

Gloucester Building; Teleph. 30709 ; Asia Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters — China Building, 6th

Cable Ad: Decofurn; Code: Bentley’s Floor; Cable Ad: Atcom

Arthur E. Nobbins, owner Wong Chun-tung, manager

Mrs. Hi Nobbins,ysecretary S. K. Wong, salesman

H.'flui, S^les maftageit

Agencies r

Calico Printer Association, Ltd., Buildibg, 63-65, DesCo.—Oi

Asiatic American

Voeux Road

Kwan

Manchester

Jnines TempietOn & Co., Glasgow Central; Tenderly

Teleph. 23532; Cable Ad:

(Carpet Manufacturers)

^ ^ ®

^ ^ b\ A Sai A Fo Yau Kune/ Sze

Asia Co.. The, Groceries and But- Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South

chery Fresh Fruits and Greens, China), Ltd.,

— ShellThe House,

(Incorporated Queen’sin

Naval and Military: Contractors, England) Road Central; Teleph. 28041; P.O.

Importers and Exporters — 63-65,

Des Yoeux Road Central; Telephs. BoxJ. K.22bBousfield, ; Cable Ad : Petrosilex

22338 t 20416; Ca,ble Ad : Ashpit general manager

W. Wooding, assist, manager

R. H. Gregory, operations mgr.

3 & * * 9H 35 R. Young, chief acct. and secty.

Asia Construction & Development Head Office Staff

G.G.M.C.D.Worrall

D. Wolf

Co.—26, Des Voeux Road Central;

P.6. Box 367

Hongkong ' A China Representatives H. F. Williams |I ' J.L. L.A. Ilsley

R~ Duncan

. -I. H. Watt A'. Co. Aviation Department

E. A. R. Fowles

Kong Hong Branch & Sales Dept.

f f nn ^ ^ W 35 W. J. D. Roberts, manager

Asia Hospital Supply Co., Wholesale K. H. F. White ! Kong Yuk Tong

and Retail Druggists, General Im- Engineering H. W. Hewett | A. J. Bursley

porters of Chemicals, Patent Medi- Department

cines and Hospital Accessories, etc. G. M. Park, supt. engineer

■ .—1st Floor, China Building; Teleph. Mechanical Division

27839;. P.O. Box 58 E. Laidlaw

Li Yue Yuk, chief manager . L.. Blair

Li Ying Wing, manager : Construction Division

J. F. Leigh, sec. and acct. P. poison

S. C. Wong, chief clerk , Cheung C. Pui

Assts.—Wm. Leong, Jackie Mak, Shipping Department ,

H. Y. Chung and H S. Tang H. F. Bunje

Leung Yiu Tong, Canton repres. H. C. Millett j M. J. Bull .

Marine Department

Asia Lands, Ltd., Real Estate- Accounts J. van Schagen

Secretaries : Lowe, Bingham & Department

Matthews, Mercantile Bank Bldg.; A 0 E.Bock

Teleph. 28106; Cable Ad: Asialands Hong'a.Kong Ablong I MissW. M. Sutton

Accounts

D. F. Hughes

n %m®ma n& R. Lee

Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc., Insurance Statistics T. Lindars

—12, Queen’s Road ; Teleph. 30234; F. Ozorio

P.Ol Box

Acm.e and 456; Cable Ad: Alico; Code:

Bentley’s Cables Department

Mansfield Freeman, president MissB. Walker

C. L. Chui, district manager S. M. Basket! j Miss M. Tod

A526 HONGKONG

Correspondence Department • Committee—A. F. Osmund, Dr. A. jf

G. Lee M. Rodrigues, Dr. J. W. Barnes,

S te nog raphers— F.M. H.A. Gomes

Carvalho,

andL.C. A.M. daSilvaCosta* f|

Miss L. G. Ablong

Mrs. K. Begdon

Miss

Miss V.D. Bockler

Capell (Mrs. B. K.Quin

SMiss N. Kew

Mrs. Association of Chinese Accountants 1

Mrs. G.H. C.G. BarnettiMrs.

Elliott |Mrs. L.D. daM. Rocha

Shaw and Auditors—Wing On Bank Bldg. 1

Hon. Presidents—Hon. Dr. R. |

Miss N. Gibson ‘Mrs. M. Sterling H Kotewall, c.m.g., Hon. Mr.

Miss F. D. Gomes (Miss E. M. Sum- T.' N. Chau, Hon. Mr. M. K.

MissD.P. Hamblin! mers Lo, Hon. Dr. Li Shui Fan, Li j

Office Caretaker—N. Mills Jowson, J.p. and Dr. S. F.

North Point Installation Lain, ph.d.

R. J. K. Walker, manager President—Thomas Le C. Kuen, J

C. Forman A-A.A., F.C.A.A.

J. C. Menhinick I W. L. Spencer Vice-Presidents — Li Tat Gee>

F. P. Kennedy | R, S. T. Pigott

Taikoktsui Installation f.c.a.a., and George Morgan,

D. Ritchie, manager F.C.A.A.

J. Macdonald Secretary—Thomas Gock Young, i

f.c.a.a.

Assembly of Goo Mission—(See Chur- Treasurer—Chang Kwie Yuen,

ches and Missions) f.c.a.a.

Council—Kwan Man Yu, f.o.

f? Ji m 3S a.a., Li Kwok Ying, f.c.a.a.,

Asiatic Trading (T.DesL.)VoeuxCo., Importers Fong Wing Fook, f.c.a.a., Tam

& Exporters—6, Road C.; Chung Hon, f.c.a.a., Yeung

Teleph. 23904; Cable Ad: Twenty four, Cheat Kai, f.c.a.a., O'Young

Hongkong Shook Wung, f.c.a.a.

K. C. Leigh and T. P. Tai, manager s Association of Accountants of Aus-

Associated Merchandising Corporation tralia (Incorporated)—Wiing On

Bank Building ; Teleph. 32569

—6,Queen s Road Cent.; Teleph. 23392 President—B. S. Smith, F.A.A.

Vice-Presidents — A. S. Deane,

ft m tn w F.A.A., S. M. Norton, f.a.a., A

Associated Produce Co., General Im- C. Bosler, a.a.a. and L. A.

porters and Exporters of: All Kinds Brook, f.a.a.

of South China Products, Silk and Treasurer—L. A Brook, f.a.a.

Artificial Silk and Embroidered Hon. Auditor—P. H. Weeks, f.a.a.

Goods, Cotton Piece Goods and Registrar—C. F. Horley, f.a.a.

Firecrackers, Lard, etc.—National Hong Kong Representative—

and Commercial Savings Bank Thomas Le C. Kuen, a.a a.

Building, 5th Floor; Teleph. 25371;

Cable Ad: Easta, Hong Kong; Codes Boy Scouts

kong: Albert Association

Branch) —Teleph. (Hong-

Headquarters:

Used: Bentley’s, Acme and Private Lower Road ; 24825

N. C. Horne, manager Patron & Local Chief Scout—H. E.

S. L. Shum, secretary Sir Geoffry Northcote, K.c.M.G.

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES President—E. Cock, m.b.e.

Vice-Pres.—Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau

Commissioner — The Rev. N. V.

Associaqao Portuguesa de Soccorros Halward, M.c., M.A., Holy Trinity

Mutuos (Sede, Club Lusitano)— College, Canton

Assistant Commissioner—C.

President — F. E. d’Almada Re- Champkin

medies Assistant Commissioner & Hon.

Vice-President—D.P.J. Lopes Secretary—D. A. Pockson (On

Hon. Secretary—P. X. Soares leave)

Hon. Treasurer C. M. Correa

HONGKONG A527

Assistant Commissioner for Wolf 5th Hong Kong (St.

Troop—Headquarters (Temporary):John’s Cathedral)

Cubs & Acting Hon. Secretary— Association Headquarters, Lower

Mrs. D. Hooker Albert Road, Hong Kong

District

NewCommissioner,

&Cheow Territories, Hong Kong

South—yuan S. M.—G. S. Wilby

Cheang 6thGroup

Hong Kong (Tak MingiakCollege)

District Commissioner,

New Territories,, Kowloon & " ' College,—9, Headquarters:

North—Chan Marsh Road, Wanchai

Ming

Fook Hon G. S. M.—C. Ah Chang

District S. M.—Liang Sum Tai

—W. C.Scoutmaster,

Low Hong Kong A Wing S Ms.—Lo Chi Ping .and Lo Su

District Scoutmaster, Kowloon &

Badge Secretary — Loo Mang j —Headquarters: 7th Hong Kong (King’sKings College)College,

Troop

Hoon j Bonham Road, Hong Kong

(‘hinese

Official Editor of the Gazette & i;

Interpreter—Shum 8 M.—J. J- Ferguson

A. S. M.—K. K. Chak

Kam n j 10th Hong Kong St. (St. Paul’s)

Pauls Group-

, Foreign Editor of the, Gazette—G- j Headquarters: Hong Kong

College,

S. Wilby R. S. L.—E. G. Stewart

Test Secretary—N. Booker S. M.-T. S. Wong

Headquarters Clerk—Lewis Tiu

China Fleet Deep: Sea

Headquarters Troop-& 12thA.Hong

ScoutsHome

Sailors

S. M. —Poon

Kong

Shiu Wah

(Queen’s: College)

Seamen’s Institute, Gloucester Road, Group

College — Headquarters

Hollywood Road, HongQueen

Kongs

Hong Kong | G.R. S.S. L—(Vacant)

M.-R. A. Hill

Fleet Commissioner-

Sherley-Price, The Rev.Eagle

e.n., H.M.S. L. S.A. M.S. M.—AVong

-Hui Man Kam Kai Pun

Liaison Officer—The Rev. C. Brown A. R. S. L.—Lee Ching lu

R. Si L —W. H. Peter 13th Hong Kong (Central Chinese)

. Troop Leader—D.S.S. F. Bowden Group — Headquarters : Association

1stHeadquarters:

Hong Kong Sea Scout Group-

Sailors Home & Headquarters, Lower Albert Road,

Seamen’s institute, Gloucester Road, Hong Kong

i Hong Kong G. S. M.—Wong ATat Hung

/ G. S'. M. - Mr. F. C. Manning 8. M.—Chan Kai Wah

R, S. L - H. E. Wade A. Shui S. Ms.—Wong

Man Tung Hoi and Li

r ' S. Ml—E. Sims 15th

r A: S. M.—Shin Ka Wing

C. M. Ovlrs. E. Sims Headquarters : (Wah

Hong-Kong Wha Van)

A an Group-

College,

j; A. C. M.--V. Lamoon Robinson Road, Hong Kong

G8. Ms.—Ng

S M.—TheTseRev. TatFr. H. Craig, s.J.

I| 1stHeadquarters:

Hong Kong (St. St. Joseph’s)

Joseph’s Group—

College, A. S. Ms.—Fung Kim Sheung and

I Kennedy Road, Hong Kong Tam Wah Ching

I • • G.-S. M. A- R'. Si L.—C. C. Quah 18thTroop—Headquarters:

Hong Kong (CheungCheung Chau School)

Chau

S. M.—Ng Po Sum

■ A. S. M.—G Hoy lance School, Cheung Chau

S.A. M,—Cheung King Pak

I C. M.—Lira Kim Huan 1

8. M.—Lau Tin Chak

4'Ip 2ndGroup—Headquarters:

Hong Kong (CatholicCatholic Cathedral) 1stHeadquarters:

Kowloon (St,St.Andrew’s)

jjj ,sioh, 16, Caine Road, Hong Kong Mis- AndrewsGroup-

Church

i R. S, L —The Rev. E. Teruzzi (On Hall, Nathan Road, Kowloon

If leave) G. S. M.—R. Dormer

R. S. L.—G. S. P. Heywood

i, s. M. - L. Tiu A.S. M.-R.

R. S. L.—W. C. Low

H. Wong.

! ;'V A. S-. M.-AC.-' A. Coelho A.C. M—Miss

S. M.—F. F.’Wong

V. Wong

I' j 4th.quarters:

Hong Kong (Murray) Troop—H ead-

Spahdal Point Hall, bcandai

f' A. J.C.B.Ms.—Mi$s

Tomlinson,I. L. Woolley and

f Point, g. M Hong

- W. C.Kong

Low

A 5 28 HONGKONG

2nd Kowloon (Kowloon College) Troop Group Chaplain—The Rev. Fr. C.

—Headquarters: 308, Nathan Road GroupOrlandoSurgeon—Dr. Bernado de

S.A. M.-S. A. Lau

S. M.-S. C. Li Souza

Troop Surgeon—Dr. Lam Shiu Chun 14th Kowloon (Ling Tung College)

3rdquarters:

Kowloon (Catholic) Troop—Head- Troop — Headquarters : Ling Tung

Kowloon 118, Taipo Road, Top Floor, , College, Kowloon

S.A. M.—Yung

A.S. M.—Andre

S. M.—P. WongLock S. M.—YungKingKwong Tin Tak

Troop Chaplain -The Rev. Fr. O. 15th Kowloon

Headquarters: (Mong Kok) Group—

All Saints’ Church,

Liberatore

4th Kowloon (Garrison) Group—Head- Homuntin, Kowloon

quarters: Gun Club, Kowloon G. S. M.—D. Lee

S.A.G. M.—L/Cpl.

S. M.—Mr. H.Hunt A,S. S.M.—(Vacant)

M.—Wong Chi Ming

8. Ms. — L. ThornMillington, Cpl. C. M.—Yeund Shiu Yee

A.Kowloon

C. M.—Cheung PuiCity)

YukTroop—

Robertson and L/Cpl. Burnett 16th (Kowloon

C. M. J. Campbell Headquarters: 4, Kung Yuen Road,

A. C. Ms. —Mrs. Hunt and V. Kowloon City

5th Kowloon Sanders Troop — Headquarters: S.A. M.S. M.—Chan

-Yung Wing Tung

Kowloon Tong Man Fong

17th— Headquarters:

Kowloon (La Salle La College) Group

A.S. M.—W. M. Gittins

S. M.—Choy Shing Pang Prince Edward Road,

Salle College,

Kowloon

6th Kowloon (Diocesan Boys’ School) G. S. M. & R. S. L.—The Rev. Bro.

Troop — Headquarters

Boys’ School, Kowloon : Diocesan Dositheus

S. M.—J. Chong Yew Mun

8th S.KowloonM. (Acting)-B.

(Sham Shuit). Lay

Po) Group— A. S. Ms.--R. Ma and A. Lee

C.Kowloon

M.—Lira(YuekSeangChiTeck

Headquarters: 42, Cheung Sha Wan 18th

Road, 2nd Floor, Sham Shui Po,

Kowloon —Headquarters : YuekCollege) Troop

Chi College,

G. S. M. A: R. S. L.—Loo Mang Hoon 610, Nathan Road, Kowloon

S.A. M.—Chan S. M. Lai Kim Hung

S. M.—So WaiKwokKitHung 19thHeadquarters:

Kowloon (Tai Po Tsai

Tai Po Tsai) Troop—

9th Kowloon (Nan Yuet Middle School) S. M.—Liu Cheuk Wing

-Headquarters: Nan Yuet Middle A.Kowloon

S. M.-Ho(Yin Wan Yeung

King School)

School, Sheung Shiu, N. T.

10thS.KowloonM.—GreeneTroopLee -Headquarters: 20thTroop—Headquarters : YiuKowloon

Yeung

Shung Tak School, Taipo Mkt., N. T. School, Ma Tau Wai Road,

S. M.—Kwok Ping Cheung

11thS. Kowloon

C.—Leung(Wah CheungYanWoonCollege) 21st Kowloon (1st Y. M. C. A.) Troop—

Headquarters : Kowloon Y. M. C. A.

Group — Headquarters : Wah Yan S. M.—S. Y. K. Shum

College, Kowloon

G.R. S.S. L.—Chow

M.-Chan ChingFook Hon

Lam British & Foreign Bible Society—

A. R. S. L—Kwok Ping Cheung Queen’s Building, 1, Ice House Street;

S.A. M.S. M.—Yeung

- S. Lobato Heung

de FariaWing Teleph. 23695; Cable Ad: Testaments

C. M.—Lee Hoy Chan British Legion, The—

Chairman—F. C. Hall

12thGroup KowloonSurgeon—Dr. Y. Y. Tang 3,

Pack—Headquarters: Vice-do.—G.

Committee—V. K. Hall BruttonH. R.

Duke Street, Kowloon Tong

C.A. M.—R. H. Stevenson Forsyth, H. E.S. Duclos,Bills, A. W.

C. M.—W.(St.Knox Hughes, C. M. Manners, A.

13th Kowloon

Headquarters:

Teresa’s) Group— Tinson, A. C. Wilcox, E.G. J.G. N.R.

Murdoch, G. R. Sayer,

Kowloon Tong St. Teresa’s Church, Mitchell and M. H. Turner

Secretaries and Treasurers —

G. S. M.—Andr4 Lock Thomson

S.A. M.—E. A. Ablong

S. M.-E. F. Castilho Accountants, Hongkong & Shang-

C. M.—A. L. Rocha hai Bank Building; Teleph. 24616

HONGKONG A529

British Medical Association Chinese Manufacturers’ Union—76,

(Hong Kong and China Branch)— Queen’s Road Central, 2nd Floor;

Teleph. 33343

ft m & m Han Wen Kan, secretary

Chamber of Commerce, Chinese—64 Leung Sze Cheung, assist, secty.

and 65, Connaught Road Central;

Telephs. 20279 and 21170 (Secretary’s Chinese Press Association—9, Sin

Office); Cable Ad: Chichacora King Street; Teleph. 23096

‘-i ' Chairman—Li Shing Kui

Vice-do, —J. M. Wong

Treasurer—P. Gockchin m. % m m m

Assist. Treasurer—Tung Chung Chung Sing Benevolent Society—127,

Wai Des Vceux Road Central Teleph.

Secretary—H. Y. Ts’o 23648. Branches : Bathing Pavilion,

Chief Chinese Clerk— Li Tze Ming Victoria Road, Kennedy Town;

Chinese Clerks—Wong Chook Sam Teleph. 28507

and Ho Wai Mo

English Clerk—Wong Chung Ho Fire Insurance Association of Hong-

Cashier—Chu Shing Yue kong—Office: Mercantile Bank Bldg.

Committee— Leigh Garner (chair-

fr it £ man) N. P. Fox (deputy chair-

Yrny Seuny ' Wui Kun man),

Lau Yuk T. N.Wan,Chau,G. A.H. C.Piercy,

Ellis,

Chamber of Commerce, Hongkong H. T.R. Wild

R. Stury, R. L. S. Webb and

General—Hongkong

Floor ~ M. F. Key,Bank

3rdSecretary Building, Secretaries — Lowe, Bingham and

o.b.e. Matthews

ASsisp Secretary—E. R. Price

Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham and Girl Guides Association — Sandi-

Matthews lands Hut, Hong Kong

Colony Commissioner—Mrs. T.

China Association (Hongkong Branch) H. King (157, The Peak)

—Hongkong Bank Building

Hon Secretary—M. F. Key Colony, Secretary—Mrs. A. R.

Hon. Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham H. Phillips (Sandilands Hut)

and Matthews Helena May Institute—Garden Road;

China Coast Officers’ Guild—Bank Telephs. 21423(Office) & 22i60(House)

of East Asia Building, 10, Des

Voeux Road Central; Cable Ad: Hindo Association, The—

Chiooguis President—P. Waswani

Secty.—W. E. Kirby Vice-Presidents—K. J. Kripalani,

Joint Secty.—J. Watson (S’hai) R. Karamchand andF. T. Melwani

Hon. Qen. Secretary—M. R. Deb

Chinese Catholic Young Men’s Hon. Jt. Secretary—Bhagwanditta

Society—16, Caine Road; Cable Hon. Treasurer—T. Harumal

Ad : Ccyms Committee—K. B. Vaidya, Dr. P.

Patron — Rt. Rev. Bishop H. D. R. Naidu, R. Naraindas, N.

Valtorta Nanikram, P. H. Sabnani,

Utoomal, Mangharam and W.T. L.T.

Spiritual Director—Rt.

H. Valtorta Rev. Bishop Sitlani

President—J. B. Tam Hongkong Aquarium Society—P.O.

Vice-President—Ho

Hon. Secretary—Lo Ming Hin

Pok Wang Box 537

Hon. Treasurer—Poon Chi Kong President—Dr. Herklots

Committee—Ho Kin, Chow Chin Vice-Pres.—B.

: Cheung, U Sou San, Chan Kwok

Wah, Tam Wing Sang and Tam Hon. Secty.—R.E.E.Sugars,

Slatteryf.z.s.

Wing Fong Hon. Treas.—R. A. Pereira

Hon. Libr.—Andrew Tse

A530 HONGKONG

Honokong .Automobile Association Hongkong Football Association —

Federated with the Automobile Room 55, Hongkong Bank Building

Association, Member of the Alli-

ance Internationale de Tourisme, Hongkong Horticultural Society

Affiliated with the Royal Automo- —Hon. Secretary’s Office: Stock Ex-

bile Club, Affiliated with the A. A. change Bldg. (4th Floor), Ice House

of Malaya—c/o Linstead & Davis, Street

Exchange Building; Telephs. 27794

(Office), 25574 (Chater Road), 57664 Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Associa-

(Kowloon Car Park) ; Cable Ad : tion—

Fanum President—Hon. Mr. Justice R.

Patron—His Excellency Sir Geoffry E. Lindsell

Northcote, k.c.m.g.

President—L. C. F. Bellamy Vice-President—Ng Sze Kwong

Vice-President—J. K. Bousfield Hon. Secretary—C. J. Tacchi

Committee—C. C. Black, Jf D. Hon. Treasurer—Ezra Abraham

Dahby, B. D. Evans, Leigh Gar-

ner, P. M. Hodgson, His Honour Hongkong League of Nations Society

Mr. JusticeA. R.Nissim,

Manners, E. Lindsell,

W. N.C. M.T. Patron—H. E. Sir Geoffry North-

Tam and H. G. Williams cote, K.C.M.G. J. H. Montgomery,

President—Dr.

Hongkong Benevolent Society—11, 187, The Peak

Ice House Street Vice-Presidents—Ohev.

Rev. K. Mackenzie J.K. Dow,Alves,

Sir

President —Mrs. G. it, Sayer (154, Robert H. Kotewall, c.m.g., Dr.

The Peak)

Vice-President—Mrs. R E. Lindsell S. W. Ts’o, o.b.e. and Dr. Reichelt

(153, The Peak) Hon. Secretary—Mrs.

Teleph. 23293 E. M. Sando,

Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. W. J. Lock- Hon.

hart-Smith (152, The Peak)

Hon. Morrison Hall, HattonV.Road

Treasurer—S. Boxer,

(119,Secretary—Mrs.

iThe Pealk) J. P. JSherry Hon. Auditor—VV. N. Thomas Tam

Hongkong

GloucesterBroadcasting

Hotel Building-Committee Hongkong. Ministering League &

Chairman — E. I. Wynne-Jones Ministering Chilbren’s. League—

(Postmaster-General) Chief Elec- Hongkong Philatelic Society—P.O.

trical Engineer—R P. Morris Box 878

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Hon. Mr.

Leo D’Almada

Hodgson, e Castrd,

Lindsay Jr., P. M.G.

A. Lafford, President—A. S. Mitchell

A. Pentreath, Dr. L. T. Ride, The Vice-do,—P. J. A. Hamilton

Very Rev. Father A. Riganti, P. Hon. Secretary & Treasurer—H. E.

H. Sucking, A. G. W. Tickle and Drew

T. O. T’so Committee—L.

Luer G. Poon and H.

Secretary—A. T. Lay

Assist. Secretary—G. Gilmore Hongkong Philharmonic Society —

Stenographer

Philippens — Mrs. E. M. I (Affiliated to theAssociation)

M ational Operatic

Filing-Clerk—Mrs. Ho. Wing Lam and Dramatic

Chinese Secretary—S; C. Lau Patron—H.. E. Sir. Geoffry North-

Assist. Secretary - Mrs. T. O. T’so cote, K.C.M.C.

Hongkong Cricket League— President -H. H. H. Priestley

President—H. It. B.J.Hancock Vice-Presidents—Dr. G.D.R. Black,

Vice-President—E. ft. Mitchell m.d., o.b.e., A. W. Black, a.m.i.n.a.,

Hon. Secty. A Treas.—A. H. Madar A.M.I. MECH.E,, M.I.F.T., L. C. F.

Bellamy, m.o., D. H. Blake, Pro-

Hongkong Eugenics League—(c/o fessor W. Brown, m.a., E. Cock,

Lo & Lo, ^Alexandra Building) m.b.e.. Commodore E. B. C. Dic-

Hon. Treasurer—W. A. Zimmern kon, o.b.e;, D.s.o., A. K. Dimond,

Hon. Secretary—Mrs. P. SLSelwyn- Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell, Lt.-Col.

Clarke H. B. L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e., D.

HONGKONG A531

Drummond, J. Finnie, Sir Van- President—Hon. Sir Robert Kote-

del eur Gray burn, kt., F. C. Hall, wall

Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson, Capt' Vice-President—Hon. Sir Henry

E. Holmes, T. E. Jackson, Hon. E. Pollock

Mr. M.T. Johnson, Dr. E.W. Kirk, Chairman of Executive Committee

m.d., F.R.C.s. (Edin.), T. A. Martin, —His

McGregorHonour Sir Atholl

J. R. Masson, Hon. Mr. R. A. C.

North, A. R. H. Phillips, T. Vice-Chairman - W. N. Thomas

Ramsay, C. C. Roberts, Professor Tam

R. Robertson, m.a., R. J. Shrigley, Hon. Director—G. P. de Martin

Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith, H. E. Joint Hon. Treas. — A. McKellar

Stone, H. R. Sturt, J H. Taggart, , and Kwok Chan

o.b.e., A. G. W. Tickle, Hon. Dr. Hon. General Secretary—Mrs.

0. J. Valentine, m.c., m.b., B.c., Crozier

Dr. T. W. Ware, m.b., b.ch., S. T. Branch Offices

Williamson, P. D. Wilson and

Very Rev. J. L. Wilson Hong Kong East at Violet Peel

Committee— Miss E. Finlay, R. G. Health Centre

Shrigley, Cyril Brown and T. E. Inspector—Mrs. Luke

J ackon Hong Kong West at 49, Pokfulam Rd.

Hon. Producer—JJyril Brown Inspector—Mrs. Sue

Hon. Conductor - PI.. B. Jordan, Kowloon North at 52, Argyle Street

A.R.C.M. Inspector—Mrs. Lee

Hon. Secretary—D. Kossick Kowloon South at 12, Sai Yeung Choi

Hon. Treasurer W. J. Burling Street

Hon. Orchestral Secretary— S. J. Inspector—Mrs. Perry

Swetland

t m & m % w

Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association Hongkong Stock Exchange—10, Ice

House Street; Telephs 25204-25207,

—Hongkong^Sharebrokers’ Building, 25213, 25224; Cable Ad: Stocks

7, Ice House Street; Telephones Secretary—Miss M. E. Barrie

26685-8: Cable Ad: Hksba Firms- Bagram, J. T.&(Member: J. T.

' Chairman—W. J. Carroll Bagram), Benjamin Potts (Mem-

Secretary—O.A.L. Rickett bers: P. C. Potts, J. Y. H. Potts

, ■ Members - IT. Carroll, J. F.Grose, & R. Pestonji),: Cario, M. (Mem-

ber : M. Cairo), Choa Po Min

A. P. Greaves, W. J. Carroll, Seu &Croucher

Co. (Merhber: Chao PoN. V.Min),

Kon Chi, Soo Pei Shao, A. A. & Co; (Member: A.

Lopes, Lau Tak Po, Soo Pui CroucherX Ellis & Edgar (Members:

Chen, Lo Kin Fai, G. A. F. M. Ellis, A. J. Edgar, J. J. Edgar,

Harriman, Chan Yat Fung, S. E. Edgar & J. Middleton-Smith)

Yeung Yau, S. Howard, C. A. Hayim, Ellis (Member: Ellis Hayim),

L. Rickett, A. Kitchell, Tong Joseph & Co., H. B. (Member: H. B.

Fu Sam, A. A. R, Botelho, F. Joseph), Kew & Co., Fred (Members:

L. Silva, M.ok Ying Kie, Ling F.Pang

H. (Member:

Kew & W.Li H.ShinChoy),

Pang),LiLitton

Shin

Man I, R. A. Dastur, C. C. & Co. (Member: J. L. Litton), Lo >fe

Blake, E.' E. Essig, A. R. H. Co., Y. M. (Member: Y. M. Lo), Low-

Esmail, E. L. Elias and Ko Tai cock,

Tim Moxon H. ife (Member: H. Lowcock),

Taylor (Member: A.

Nissim), Potts, A. H. (Member: A. H.

Hongkong Society for the Potts), Shi Yu Man (Member: Shi Yu

Man),

P. M. N.Silva, P. M.Tester

da Silva), N. da,& Abraham,

(Member:

Protection of Children, The— . (Members: P. Tester & Ezra Abraham),

Office: Old City Hall Weill

Patrons — H. E. Sir Geoffry and

Lady Northcote Wright& &Co., L. (Member:W.L.G.Weill),

Co. (Members: Pirie,

J. F. Wright & Jr. V. Benjamin)

A532 HONGKONG

IS W BfP lo ^ Ki hi si wui him Marine Insurance Association of

Institution of Engineers and Hong Kong and Canton- 7,' Queen’s

Shipbuilders—King’s Buildings;

Teleph. 20128; Cable Ad: Pro- iRoad Central

Committee—A.

man), Hon. Mr.S.T.Mitchell

N. Chau,(chair-

A. C.

peller Ellis, N. P. Fox, Lau Yuk Wan,

Hon. President — H. E. The G. H. Piercy, H. R. Sturt, R. L. S.

Governor Webb and R. ii. Wild

President—Prof. C. A. Middleton- .,, Secretaries — Lowe, Bingham &

Smith Matthews

Hon. Vice-Presidents — Hon. Sir

Wm. Southorn,

Hon. Mr. k.b.e., c.m.g. and

K. M. Henderson W HiP -/K

Vice-President — B. D. Evans, Navy League (Hong Kong Branch) —

Edward Cock and J. P. Ulderup President—A. L. . Shields

Chairman—W. G. M. Wilson Hon. Treasurer—C. Champkin

Vice-Chairman—F. J. Neill Hon. Secretary—H. W. Dulley

Hon. Treasurer- J. A. Tarrant

Hon. Librarian—F. J. Neill

Hon. Secretary—W. F. Simpson Overseas Branch)- -

League (Hong Kong

Hon. Corresponding Secretary

Kowloon Residents’ Association — —G. G. Stopani-Thomson, c/o

President—B. Wylie Hong Kong Electric Company

Vice-do.—F. C. Mow Fung

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer— Photographic

R Baldwin Hongkong Society of Hongkong—

Bank Building

President—W. C. Clark

Law Society (The Incorporated Law Committee—Major

Fielding Dr. A.E. V.Bader, E. W.

Society

Bank ofofEast

H. K.)—Registered Office:

Asia Bldg. (8th Floor), Hon. Secty,and

cfe Treas.—K. A.Greaves

Watson

10, Des Voeux Road Central

President—Geo. K. Hall Brutton Queen’s

Vice-President—Hon. Mr. E. David- tion—c/oCollege

Queen’sOld Boys’ Associa-

College

son President—C. G. Anderson

. Committee — F.Mr.X.M. D’Almada

Castro, Hon. K. Lo, D. H.e Vice-Presidents—S. M. Churn

Blake, G. G. N. Tinson, M. H. and F. J. de Rome

Turner and D. B. Evans Hon. Secretary—G. Singh

Hon. Secty. & Treas.—D.L. Strellett Hon. Treas.—Leung Ping Hin

Asst. Hon. Secty.—W. A. Mackinlay Committee—Lo Cheung Ip, J. F.

Grose, Chow

Kwong, CheungPing WaiUn,Fung,Ip Kam

Wei

Liga Portuguesa de Hongkong—41, Tat, Chan Foong Kee, Lo Chi

Peking Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 58706; Chiu, Mak Cheuk Hon, Leung

Cable Ad: Liga Sik Kwan, Wong Yee Wah,

President—M. A. Gomes Ho Hung Chung, Man Hung

o Secretary—F. G. D’Aquino Cho and the Head Prefect of

Treasurer—F. J. T. Silva-Loureiro Queen’s College

Committee — P. M. Xavier,

Xavier, F. A. Joanilho, A. P. A. Society for Prevention of Cruelty

Ferreira, R. Roberts and L. A. toKung

Animals— Dogs’ Home:

Road, Kowloon Tam

City; Tele-

Sequeira phone 56152; Inspector’s House:

16, Somerset Road; K’loon Tong ;

Marine Engineers’ Guild of China Teleph. 56802

—Bank of East Asia Building, 10, President—Sir Atholl MacGregor

Des Voeux Road Central; Cable Vice-President:—X. J. Perrin

Ad; Chicoguis Chairman of Committee—F. H-

Joint Secretary—W. E. Kirby Loseby

Secretary—J. Watson (Shanghai) Hon. Secretary—A. A. Barton

HONQKONG A533

Hon. Treasurer—H. M. Cockle St. John Ambulance Association,

Committee—Lady Clara Ho Tung, (Hong Kong and . China District)

Mrs. Alabaster, mb.e., Mrs. Director of Ambulance — Alfred

Bartholomew, Mrs. Donovan, Morris, Commander Ven. Or-

Mrs. Emmert, Mrs. E. A. der of St. John of Jerusalem

Aggassiz, Mrs. De Martin, Mrs. President-r-Hon. Dr. A. R. Wel-

Forrest, Mrs. Hole, Mrs. Loseby, lington, c.m.g., Director of

Mrs. MacKenzie, Mrs. McAvoy, Medical Services

Mrs. Maunder, Mrs. Roffey, Mrs. Hon. Secretary—Mrs. R. Lang-

Smalley, Mrs. Eu Tong Sen, J. ley, Serving Sister, Venerable

H. Bottomley, D. Davies, R. A. Order of St. John of Jerusa-

D. Forrest, F. G. Maunder, R. lem

Pestonji, J. C. M. Grenham, Vice-Patrons — Fung Kong Un,

Prof. M. H. Roffey, H. S. J.p. ; Tang Shiu Kin, m.b.e.

Rouse, J. Russell, M. P. Talati j.p., Officer, Ven. Order of St.

and Dr. Yeo John; Hon. Sir Shou-son

Society of St. Vincent de Paul—c/o Chow, Kt.; Hon. Dr. R. H.

Catholic Mission House, 16, Caine Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.d.; Hon.

Dr. S. W. Tso, ll.d., c.b.e. ;

Road; Teleph. 22674 Li Jow Son, j.p. ; Sum Pak

Central Council: Ming, j.p.; Ngan Shihg Kwan,

President—H. Dixon J.

Venerable Order of St. John of

Vice-President—N. E. Allaye Jerusalem; Mrs, T. A. Mit-

Hon. Secretary—P. Y. T. Lo chell; T. A. Mitchell; Sir

Hon. Treas —J. Baptista Atholl Macgregor; Lady Mac-

Cathedral Conference : gregor; Hon. Mr. Edwin

President—G. A. Vas Taylor; Mrs. Taylor; H. H.

Secretary—J. B. Tam Sling; T. B. Wilson; Fung Ki

Treasurer—G. A. Vas Cheuk; Hon. Mr. & Mrs. M.

Wanchai Conference : K. Lo; Kwok Chan; Li Yau

President—H. Dixon Tsun, c.b.e. ; Sir William

Secretary—R. Choa Hornell, Kt., C.I^E., m.a. ;

Treasurer—Li Yat Choi Sir Elly Kadoorie, Kt.;

Kowloon Conference: L. Kadoorie; H- S. Mok;

President—A. F. Osmund Wai Shiu Pak; P. K. Kwok,

Secretary—H. A. Figueiredo, Jr. j.p. ; Au Boon Haw, Officer,

Treasurer—0. E. Xavier Venerable Order of St. John

St. Teresa Conference : of Jerusalem; Kwok Hin

President—Paul Lee Wang; Chau Man Chi, Officer,

Secretary—J. M. Walker Venerable Order of St. John

Treas.—H. J, M. de Figueiredo of Jerusalem; Tang Pak K’au,

Precious Blood Conference: Order of Merit; M. J. B.

President—Sebastian Lee Montargis; Ng Kam Man;

Secretary—F. X. Lee Aw Boon Par, Officer, Vener-

Treasurer—Alfredo Agon able Order of St. John of

Jerusalem; J. E. Joseph,

St. George’s Society — J.p.; F. A; Joseph, j.p. ; Mrs,

President—Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell S. Hole; Viscount Wakefield

Vice-do. — J. K. Bousfield of Hythe, Knight of Justice,

Committee — L. C. C.F. B.Bellamy, Ven. Order of St. John; J. T.

J. K Bousfield, Brown, Bagram ; Tang Shiu Kin, m.b.e.,

P. S. Cassidy, W. A. Cornell, J. D. j.p., Officer, Ven. Order of St.

Danby, F. C. Hall, V. C. Labrum, John

Ip LanofChuen,

Jerusalem

j.p.; (Chairman)

Dr. Ma Luk,;

G. Miskin, Q. C. Roberts, G. G. N. l.m.s. ; Fung Kong Un, j.p. ;

G.Tinson,

WoodH. V. Wilkinson and G. Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, j.p. ;

Chau Man Chi, Officer, Ven.

Secretaries

and Davis& Treasurers—Linstead 1 Order of St. John ; Ho Kom

Tong,, o.b.e , j.p., Kt. of Grace,

A534 HONGKONG

Venerable Order of St. John Corps Supt.—T. K. Chak, Asso-

of Jerusalem; Dr. A. Woo, ciate Serving Brother, Vener-

m.b., b.s. (London), m.r.c.8. able Order of St. John of

(England), L.R.C.P. (London); Jerusalem

Dr. Ip Kam Wah, m.b., b.s. ; Corps Secretary-—Mrs. R. Lang-

A. Morris, J.P., Officer, of the ley, Serving Sister, Venerable

Venerable Order of St. John Order of St. John of Jerusa-

of Jerusalem (Hon. Treasur- lem

er); Kwok Hin Wan; Kwok Corps Officers—Leung Sui Sang,

Chan and.Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan, l. B. Trevor, Sz To Chung,

j.p., m.b., oh.b., f.r.c.s. (Edin.) Chan Yuk Yin and A. H.

Representatives in England—E. Rumj ahn

Ralphs, Kt. of Grace, Vener- Hon Corps Officers—Kwok Yan,

able Order of St. John of A.

Jerusalem (Formerly Assistant ance, Fung Kui Fei and

Commissioner, Hong Kong & George K. H. Lee

China District); Dr. W. B. A. Hon. Divisional Instructor—H.

Moore, b.r!c.p., l.r.o.s. (Du- B. Powis (Late of R.A.M.C.)

blin), d.t.m. & h., Serving Divisions in the Colony

Brother, Ven. Order of St. Chinese Y.M.C.A. Division ;

John; Sir William Shenton, Divisional Surgeons — Dr. Yip

Kt. Commander, Ven. Order Tax Ching, m.b., b.s., m.r.o.s.

of St. John of Jerusalem (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lon.), Dr. Ma

St. John Ambulance Brigade Wai Man, m.b., b.s., Dr. Tai

Overseas Hon Hang, m.b., ch.b.

District Staff Divisional Supt. — Wong Kam

Director of Ambulance—A. Mor- Cheung

ris, j.p, Officer, Venerable Ambulance Officers — Ho Kang

Order of St. John of Jerusa- P, Chan Wang Fat & Li Wai

lem, Member of the Finance Hon.

Committee and Hon. Trea- King’s College Old Boys’ Division:

surer Divisional, Surgeons—Dr. T. W.

District Surgeon—Hon. Dr. Li Ware, m.b., ch.b. (Brisk), Dr.

Shu Fan, j.p., m.b., ch.b., . C. K. Ma, m.b., b.s., Dr. Wan

f.r.c.s. (Edin.) Chik King, f.r.c.s., m.b., ch.b.,

District Supt.—J. Ralston, j.p., d.t.m. & h;- (Edin.), d.p.h.

M.A. (Camb.), Dr. Ko King Fan,

District Omoers—Dr. Ma Luk, m.A. el Areulli, Associate

l. m.s. ;m.b., B.S., Dr. W. T. Cheung,

Serving Brother, Ven. Order m.b., b.s.

of St. John of Jerusalem; E.

M. Raymond ; Fung Ping Fan, m.b., b.s. & Dr. Lui Yan Tak,

Hon. A.D.C. to His Excel- Divisional Supt.—Tse Long Chiu

lency The Governor; Aw Boon Ambulance Officer—Chan Shau

Haw, Officer, Ven. Orde of St. Ping

John of Jerusalem ; Ip Kwai Divisional Patrons—Fung Kui

Chung, Officer, Ven. Order of Fei and Ip Kwong Hung

St. Johnandof'Mrs.

Jerusalem; H. H. Kowloon-Canton Railway Division :

Beddow Rosa Langley Divisional Surgeon—Dr. J. B.

Technician—G White, b.sc. Mackie, m.b., cb.b. (Edin.)

Hon. Legal Advisers — Messrs. Divisional Supt.—A, E. Perry

Deacons and Lo Hin Shing Ambulance Officers—D. C. Cathie

Corps Surgeons—Dr. J. E. Do- and S. P. de L. Loberson

vey, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), Dr. T. Indian Division:

P. Woo, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), Divisional Surgeons—Dr. D. K.

Dr. B.Dr.C.(Mrs.)

Wong,A.m.b., Sarny Pillai, m.d., b.s. (H.K.),

K.), L. J.b.s.Dovey,

(H. l.m. (Dub.) and Dr. H. el

m. b., Arculli, ch.b., Dr.m.b.,

R. A.ch.b.de Castro

(Liv.)

Basto, M.B., M.R.C.S., D.O.M.S. & Divisional Supt—M. A. Khan,

Dr. S. S. Strahan, m.b., ch.b. B.A.

HONGKONG A535

Ambulance Officers—M. Y. Adal Woo, M.B,, B.S. (Lon.), M.E.C.S.

and A. K. Minu l.r.c.p. T (Lond.) and Dr. Shi

Kowloon Division : Man W ai, m.b., b.s.

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Y. K. Divisional Supt.—Lam Sing U

Wong, m.b., b.s., Dr. Y. Y. Ambulance Officer—Chan Kang

Tang, m.b., b.s. and Dr. H. K. Hon. Divisional Officer—H. S.

Pang, m.b., b.s. Mok, M.A.

Divisional Supt. — Chan Man Wantsai Division :

Kai Divisional Surgeon—Dr. Doug-

Ambulance Officer — Kwan Sit las Laing

Kwan Ambulance Officer—B. Ryder

Mong Kok Division : Divisional Patron—W. E. Hol-

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. K. K. lands

Wong, m.b., b.s. and Dr. Ip Central Division :

Kam Wa, m.b., b.s. Divisional Surgeon—Dr. Li Ping

Divisional Supt. — Fan Shiu Sum, M.B., B.S.

Nam Ambulance Officer — Man Shu

Ambulance Officers — Ng Sum Kan

Fook and Chan Yiu Tung Eastern Division :

Divisional

H. Li Patron — George K. Divisional Surgeon—(Vacant;

Shaukiwan Division : Ambulance Officer—Yau Pak Tung

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. K. S. Nursing Divisions

Cheah, m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Dr. Y.W.C.A. Division :

K. S. Shin, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Divisional Surgeon — Dr. M.

and Dr. Yue Chiu Kwong, Hoahing, l.r.c.p., b.k.o.s., l.c.

m.b., b.s. (B.K.) f.p., s.g. (Ed.)

Divisional Supt.—U Kai Cheung Divisional Supt. — Miss Alice

Ambulance Officer—Chung Yung Kwok

Ping Nursing Officer—Mrs. Wong Yuu

Motor Drivers’ Division : Lin

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. L. S. Central Nursing Division :

Shin, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) and Dr. Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Lai Po

Tseung Fat In, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Chuen, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) & Dr.

Ambulance Officers—Chan Ngoi Lily Fau, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

and Liu Pak Kwan Nursing Officer—Miss Chan Yuet

Chinese Athletic Association : Ring

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Chow Victoria Nursing Division :

Tin Cham, m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Div. Surgeon—Dr. P. Ruttonjee,

Dr. Ivlok Ring Fai, m.b., b.s. M.B., B.S. (H.K.)

(H.K.) and Dr. Chan Shing Nursing Officer—Mrs. Watson

Chu, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Kowloon Nursing Division :

Divisional Supt. — Chan Ping Divisional Surgeon — Dr. Pang

Kwong Hok Ko, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

Divisional Patrons — Lau King Nursing Officer — Miss Tsang

Tsing and Chan Lan Fong ; Shun Ring

Ambulance Officer—(Vacant) Mui Fong Nursing Division :

Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Division : Divisional Surgeons—(Vacant)

Divisional Surgs. — Dr. K. C. Nursing Officers—Miss Rita Ho

Yeo, M.S8., b.s. (H K.), d.t.m. and Miss Norah Chan

& h. (London), d.p.h. (Camb.) King's College Nursing Division :

and Dr. A. D. Wong, m.b., b.s. Divisional Surgeon—(Vacant)

(H.K.) Nursing Officer—Miss Yu Kim

Divisional Man

Siew-um Supt. — Alfred Ho Man Shuen Nursing Division :

Ambulance Officer — Chui Yan Divisional Surgeon—Dr. H. Y.

Ring Cheng, m.b., b.s.

South China Athletic Association : Nursing Officer—Miss Leung Sik

Divisional Surgeons—Dr. Arthur Yu

A536 HONGKONG

Hon. Secretary—Miss Tsun Wai Vice-Presidents—Fok Po Choy and

Kan Chan Lan Fong

Chairman—Lo Tung Fan

Florence Nightingale Division : Vice-Chairmen — Fung Wai Hin

Divisional Surgeon—Dr. S. Y. and Chan Li Shang

Cheng, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Hon.

Divisional Supt.—Mrs. Dunlop

Nursing Officer—(Vacant) DungTreasurer — Cheung Man

Mong Kok Nursing Division : Hon. Gen. Secretary — Wong Ka

Divisional Surgeon—(Vacant) TsunSecretary—Lui Kwai Wing

Hon.

Nursing Officers—Miss Fan, Miss

Gene Pang St. Andrew’s Society, Hong Kong—

Sun Shau Nursing Division: Chieftain—Sir Atholl MacGregor

Nursing Officers—Miss Lui Po Vice - do. —W. Kay

Sim and Miss Tsui Wai Lin General Committee — Dr. J. Wj

To Shuk Nursing Division : Anderson, D. Drummond, J. For-

Nursing Officers — Miss Chu bes, H. M. Forsyth, D. J.

Hung Ying and Miss Cheung Gilmore,

Morrison K.andS. B.Morrison,

Wylie J. A. D.

Chui Wa Joint Hon. Secretaries

Motor Transport

Kwan Shau Nursing Division : ^-E. M. Bryden and D.andS. Robb

Treas.

Miss G. Choa

Ntw Territories Medical Benevo- St. David’s Society—

President—D. F. Davies

lent Branch Vice-do.—E. Loyd Jones

Executive Committee Hon. Secty. & Treas.—H. Hall

President—Professor W. I. Ger-

rard, o.b.e., m.d., d.p.h., f.r.c.p. ® m & m m m

(London)

Director—A. Morris, j.p., Com- Si.P.O.Box Patrick’s417Society oe Hong Kong—

mander Ven. Order, St. John, President—C. G. Perdue

Director of Ambulance Vice-Presidents—J. G. M. Grenham

Co-Director—Dr. A. Woo and G. E. Terry

Members—Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan, Hon.

J. Ralston, E. M. Raymond, Ip

Kwai Chung, A. el Arculli, Hon. Treasurer—P. J. A.C. Hamilton

Secretary—B. H. Hallowes

Fung Ping Fan, Professor Committee

Crozier, B. T. Flanagan,D. A.J. H.S.

— K. Begdon,

Nixon, H. H. Beddow, Miss Guinness,

Alice Ktvok and Tang Shiu Kin Gomdr. W.F.P. P.McCarthy,R. James,r.n.,m.c.,J.

Joint Secretaries—Dr. F. I. O’Donovan, Lieut. Col. J. S. Smith,

Tseung and Mrs. R. Langley A. D. Corps and E. H. Williams

Entertainment—Lui Wai Chow Charity

Grenham, Sub-Committee—J.

J. O’Donovan andC.B. M.T.

Flanagan

IT W tl 0 it Past

kt.,Presidents — Sir Joseph

c.b.e., Colonel Kemp,

C. D. Myles,

Nam Wall Tal Yuk Wui o.b.e.,

South China Athletic Association

—Caroline Hill; Telephs. 23066 (Sta- B. A. Moore, o.b.e., B. H. W.C.

Prof. F. A. Redmond, Dr.

dium, Caroline Hill), 24696 (Billiard Hallowesjand

Williams F. P.Dr.R. G.James, m.c., E. H.

W. Pope

Section, China Building), 26872

(Bathing Pavilion, North Point), and St. Teresa’s Chinese Young Men’s

56568 (Tennis Pavilion, King’s Park, Society—99b, Waterloo Rd., Kow-

Kowloon); Cable Ad: Athletes loon

Hon. Presidents—Hon. Sir Robert President—Chan Yap Yu

Kotewall, kt., c.m.g., ll.d.,

Mr. T. N. Chau, o.b.e., Hon. Mr. Hon. Vice -Secretary—Peter

do. —P. Wong Ho

M. K. Lo, Hon. Dr. Li Shu Fan, Hon.

Hon. Sir Shou-Son Chow, kt., Hon. Treasurer—John Chen

General Pei Chung-Hsi, Councillors — G.Chong Lenz,andOei Tony

Eng

Li Tsung-Jen, Dr. S. W.General

Tso, Beng, John

Wong

o.E.e., ll.ix, and Lo Yuk Tong

President— Chau Man Chi Spiritual Dir.—Rev. Fr. A. Granelli

HONGKONG A537

St. Teresa's Conference of St. & W M A M

Vincent de Paul Society — Pow Se Wu Sou

President—Paul Lee Zoroastrian Charity Funds of Hong

Vice - do. —P. Lo Kong, Canton & Macao—Zoroastrian

Hon. Secretary—J. M. Walker Building, 101, Leighton Hill Road

Hon. Treasurer — H. J. de President—B. C. Tavadia

Figuereido Hon.Secretary— M. B. Futtakia

Spiritual Dir.—Rev. Fr. A. Granelli Trustees—N.

Mehta and H.B.D.Futakia,

BaldawalaM. N.

# ^ il e *&

Theosophical Society, The - Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire,

Marine and Motor Car

China Building (First Floor); Insurance—

Teleph.

Presidential

Knudsen Agent for China — A. F. 32583; Cable Ad: Francasia

President of Manuk Lodge—Dr. A. C. G. Anderson, branch manager

Fung Astington, B., Representative of the

TheHongkong

Manuk Club

Lodge,Annex,

Hongkong

Chater— SwedishHing Match Co., Ltd., Jonkoping

Road; P.O. Box 632; Cable Ad: —Wang Building, Queen’s Road

Central; Teleph. 24929; P.O. Box 140;

Theosoph Cable Ad: Matches; Codes:Complete

A.B.C.

5th & 6th Editions, Bentley’s

Victoria Diocesan and Missionary Phrase, Universal

Bentley’s Second Phrase and

Trade Codes

Association, Hong Kong and Wong Tat, compradore

South China —

President—The Bishop of Victoria, Atienza & Co., .Vicente, Cigar and

Hongkong Cigarette Importers and Commission

Hon. Secretary—K. H. Uttley Agents

Teleph. —57155;

54, Nathan

Cable Ad:Road, Kowloon;

Atienza

Young Men’s Christian Association W.

ChanC. Chew

Lee andKwong,

W. T. manager

Lee, partners

(Chinese)—61-71, Bridges Street W. Tai, asst, manager

(Hongkong); Teleph. 26618. Waterloo Staff-M. K. Li, Y. Y. Ko, Li Kwok

Road (Kowloon Branch); Teleph. Sole and Milton Cheung

Agents: for Hongkong and South

57741; Cable Ad: Flamingo China

President—David W. K. Au Grimault it Co,, Paris (Patent

Vioe-do.—Rev. K. Y. Lee

Treasurer—F. N. Chau

Hon. Secretary—Ho Yan Tak V. Medicines)

Rigaud, Paris (Perfumery)

Secretary Staff—S. W. Ko, J. Atienza, Dr. V- N., m.b., b.s., Physician

L. McPherson, Lee Ka Fan, and Surgeon—York Building Telephs.

Cheung Lo Kau, Kwok Mok 21177 (Office) and 56423 (Residence)

Hoi, Lo Chuk Fan, Ho Tak Au Petit Louvre, Ready-made Dresses

On, Lo Ping Leung, Cheung Fai, from Paris, London and America.

Ho Nai Yee, Chan Wan Fat, Millinery and Novelties—J. Ullmann

Chow Hsiang In, Cheung Tak Entrance; Cable Ad: Louvre. Home Ad:

Chew and Watt Mo Kei 88B, Nathan Road, Kowloon

C. T. Forbes, manageress

Young Men’s Christian Association ^ W M

(European)—Salisbury

loon; Teleph. 58023; Cable Road, Kow- Au Siu Cho

Ad: Triangle & Co.) Import,Building,

Export

President—Hon. Sir H.E. Pollock, and Metal Merchant—China

6th Floor; Teleph. 25546; P.O. Box 449;

K.c. Cable Ad: Kysun; Codes: Bentley’s A.

Vice-President—P. S. Cassidy

Hon. Treasurer—R. S. Harrison B. Ari C. 6th

Siu Edition and Acme

Giro, principal

Secretary—A. W. Ingram Au Tsz Shiu, signs per pro.

Assist Secretary—W. J. Ashton Au Long Hin, do.

A538 HONGKONG

^ M »f H moss, Oriental and Schofield’s Electric

Au Sze Cham, Dk., Gemerai Medicai Phrase Code managing director

J. H.Harrop,

Practitioner—41,

57398 Kai Yan Road: Telfeph. S. Dinsdale, director

Staff—H. G. Radbruch, Leung Pong

Yim, Yue Ping Yin, Tang Lam,

ft ft m m Yue Fun Yin, Luk Sui Lun, H. M.

Ault & Wiboro CO'. (Far East), The, Remedies and Miss F. Munro

Manufacturers of Printing Oftset & AgenciesSmith :

Lithographic Inks,. Printing Varnishes

&Printing

Architectural

Paper, Varnishes.

Printing Dealers

Machineryin General Accident, Fire & Life

and Supplies —47', Connaught Road Assurance Corporation, Ltd., All

Central; Teleph. 23357; Cable Ad: Department, Including Marine

Aultwiborg; Code: Bentley’s Signode Strapping Machine, Straps

K. H. Tan, manager and Seals

Bader Din (Established 1910), Master

Austin Sales & Service Co., Auto- Tailor, Army Contractors; U. S. South

China Patrol Tailors ; High-Class Civil

mobile Engineers—735-737, Nathan and Military Tailors; and

Specialise

Eoad, Kowloon; Teleph. 50933 Making Riding Breeches Jhodpursin

—1, Kowloon Hotel Building, Behind

Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd., Peninsula Hotel, Middle Road, Kowloon

Sandalwood

Road Cent.; Merchants

Teleph. 28847;4 a, Des

CableVoeux

Ad: j| Baggage Transfer Service 171, Con-

Ascol naught Road West; Teleph. 27761

E. J. T. Warren, manager

% % &

& vk w m % Bagram, J. T., Share and General Broker

Automobile Insurance Co. of Hart- Street; -Stock Exchange Building, Ice House

ford, Connecticut — South China ; Cable Ad:Teleph. Bagram

20441; P.O. Box 454;

BranchTeleph.

ing; Office: 21174;

Bank ofChinese

East AsiaBranch

Build- ;1 J. T. Bagram

Office: 120, Wing Lok Street; Teleph. i E. Sadick

30567; Cable Ad: Norama m & Bay Li

V.Phoon

I. G.Hyim,

Petersen, manager

Chinese Bailey St Engineers

Co., Ltd.,andW. Repairers—

S., Ship

Staff—J. Ackber, T. S.manager

Wong, Y. S. i builders

Ng, C. H. Phoon, W. C. Yu, A. H. Works and Office : Kowloon Bay;

Baker, N. S. Wong, W. M. Yu and ! Teleph. 58021 ; Cable Ad : Seybourne

A. A. Dand, manager

Miss M. C. Lee G. E. Dudley, secretary

& m m & & m J.'Randle,

W. Crichton,engineer

shipbuilder

Auw Pit Seng’s Trading Co., Ltd., Miss C, N. Hyndman, stenographer

Manufacturers’ Representatives — Miss D. Noronha, Stenographer

French Bank Building; Telephs. Agents for :

32324 and 25258; Cable Ad: Auwpit- Kelvin Motors

seng;

Bentley’s Codes: A. B. C.Shanghai

and Acme. 6th Edition,

Office :

Hardoon Building, 233, Nanking Road; Bakilly m & m tTm % ^

Singapore

Road Office: 88, North Bridge Patent Co., Ltd., The, Druggists

Medicines, Surgical Appli-

ances, Toilet Articles and Manufac-

turers of Perfumes—Office: 153-5,

ft ft m * Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Backhouse, Ltd., James H., Impor- 22565; Factory: 203, King’s Road;

ters and Exporters — Marina House, Teleph. 20757; Codes. A.B.C. 5th

edn. and Bentley’s

15-19, Queen’s Road Central;

21733 (General Office) and 26709 (Com-Telephs.

pradore Lo

Lau SiuTong,

Yuk Wei managing

and Laudirector

Codes: Dept.);

A. B.C.Cable

5 th Ad:

and Jayatchbee;

6th edns., secretaries

Man Siu,

Bentley’s Second Phrase Code, Ross- Lo Kuen Min

HONGKONG

Balkan, Dr. H.—Union Building; Teleph. Assistants —

28002 L. R. Ildefonso, C. Kew, M. S.

Maurice,

Chi Man, A.NgG. Waide Jesus,

Yan, A.ChanK.

53 & IS ft fr m Ismail, A. Tye, L. J. Castilho,

Ngun Hong Lun Shuen Kung Sze Law Chung Ping, E. E. Roy

Bank Line (China), Ltd., Shipowners & Gosamkee, Chan shau Sang,

Ching Fun, Cheung.Kit Hok, HoLi

Brokers — King’s Building ; Teleph. Woon Cheung, Pun Ying

27791 ; P.O. Box 110; Cable Ad :

Bankline Wong Tin

Liang ChongWai,Hau,

L. K. Do Ki Sun,

Kwok, Sui,

Lam

Directors — A. H. Penn (managing Yurk Fung, O. ;uunjahn, J. V. G.

director) and D. Forbes

Secretary—J. R,. Collis

Staff - Gonzalez, Mrs. L. Remedies, NgC.

Mitchell, J. B. Xavier, Miss T.

H. C. Meeke Kim Yee, Cheng Ming Mi, Tse

J. Smith M. A. de Sousa Kam Shu, Leung .Hung Chao,

J. J. Gutierrez Miss McGrann Lo Tsi Hau, Chan Fun Yin and

C.J.M.A.

A. Lopes Miss Gutierrez So Fook

e Castro Miss Silva

Agencies: Jr -mTjgi m

The Bank Line, Ltd. Bank of Canton, Ltd., The—6, Des

Andrew Weir & Co. Voeux Road Central; Telephs:

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.

Isthmian S.S. Lines 31216 (Private Exchange to All31215-

De-

Klaveness Line (Pacific Coast-Asiatic partments);

Branches at

Cable Ad : Cantonese ;

Canton, Shanghai, Han-

Service) kow, Macau, Toishan, Bangkok, San

Imperial Airways, Ltd. Francisco, etc. ■

Union

New India Marine Insurance

Insurance Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd. M. Y. Tang, chief manager

Hue Pao Tsai, assist, chief manager

ThomasSinWaung,

Chan Ming, sub-manager

do.

e # ^ Tee a Wo S. M. Lay, p.p. manager

Banker & Co., Ltd., Import and Ex- Chan Kwok Yee, acting cashier

port Merchants and Manufacturers Johnson Lee, accountant

Representatives—37, Des Voeux Rd. Raymond Li, sub-accountant

Central; Teleph. 21877; Cable Ad: Tsai Wo Ming, do.

Banker J. M. Chen, accountant (Insurance

Department)

BANKS

5nr HH HH ^

fr m m m m m Chung Kwok Ngan Hong

Mei Kwok Wan Tang Kg an Hong Bank of China—4, Queen’s Rd. Cent.;

American Express Co., Inc., The, Telephs. 20590 & 22503; Cable Ad:

Banking, Shipping and Travel—4, Centrobank Shou J. Chen, manager

Des Voeux Road Central; TelepHs. S. F. Lam, sub-manager

31236

and 218147-8 (General),

(Compradore24624Dept.);

(Manager),

Cable

Ad : Amexco S. L. Pan, do.

F. Groves, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. for C. H. Chang, assist, manager

Far East and India S. N. Mali, do.

C. C. Shen, accountant

J. Stenersen, manager Nei Chen, cashier

L- FarF. East

Cecil,andmanager,

India Travel Dept.

W. Robertson, pro. manager XT lit

A. W. Schulz, cashier Bank of Communications- 5, Ice

C.W.A.G. Waggoner, Travel repres.

Williams, Travel Dept. House Street; Telephs. 34065 (Manager’s

D. Buchanan, accountant Office), 34101-4 (Exchange to All Depts.);

Parkin Wong, compradore Cable Ads: Commubarik or 9366

T. N. Lee, manager

A540 HONGKONG

Kan Koam Tsing, sub-manager P. de Roux, manager

H. S. Howe, sub-manager M. Gardan, sub manager

W. J. Wan,. do. J. Mabille, accountant

I). R. Wang,, p. p. manager G. Bouvard, cashier

H. T. Peng, do. Kwok Chan, compradore

P. S. Chen, cashier Kwok On, assist, do.

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The—10, Banque Belge Pour C Stranger

Des Yceux Road Central; Telephs. (Extreme-Orient), S.A.—4a, Des Yoeux

Road Central; Telephs. 33352 (Manager),

General 27746; Manager’s Room 22890,

33080 & 21971; P.O. Box 31; Cable Ad: dore); Cable Ad: Sinobe33354 (Compra-

34131 (General Office),

Bankeasia,

leys Complete Hong Phrase,

Kong; Codes: Bent-

Bentley’s

Second, Peterson’s International 2nd Central Bank of China (Canton

and 3rd edns. & Private Branch)—Bank of East Asia Build-

Directors—Sir

man), Li KoonShpusdn Chun, Chow

P. K. (chair-

Kwok, ing. 1st Floor

Wong Yun Tong!, . Chan Ching

Shek, Li Lan Sang, Wong Shu Son,

Kan_ KanTong

TingPo,Pochief

and manager

Fung Ping Wah n M ft m

LiK. Tse Fong, manager Chn Ta A'gan Hong

K. Lee, sub-manager Chartered Bank of India, Aus-

Li Tung, chief accountant tralia St China, The (Incorporated

P.Wong

K. Shek,

Yin sub-acountant

Nin, do. by Royal Charter, 1853) —3. Queen’s

Fung Ping Fan, p. p. accountant Road C.; Teleph. 30376; P.O. Box

Cheng Ling, do. do do. do. 21; Cable Ad: Horsford. Head

K. K. Wong, Office: 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2.

Wei Wing In,Po, do.

Tse do. do. Officials—

Li PoKongTin, cashier do. R. A. Camidge, manager

D. J. Gilmore, sub-manager

Lung Tin Tong, asst, cashier C. C. W. Willson, accountant

Ho Ping Nam, do.

Sub-Accountants—

fr 47* m # ft m w ^ W. G. Grabbe

Bank of Kwangsi, The (Hongkong D.

Branch)—10, Queen’s Road C :; G. A. Park

Wm. Leiper, || J.W.B.W. Richardson

Anderson

Telephs. 30112, 30113 and 30114

Cable Ad : 2306 Staff—

Chang Shiu Tong, mgr. J.J. P.M. Xavier

Chih C. Huang, sub-mgr.

Chhh'g Chih'Whohg, chief acct. Pinna J.F. S.H.Silva Lopes

A.H. L.M. Silva

F. Xavier L-A. A.B. Barros

Roza

fir m m « J.C. H.M. Roza

Sousa ;fC.I. M.M. A.DiasRazack

Azedo

Bank of Taiwan,LTD.-Prince’sBuilding

3, Des Yoeux Road; Cable Ad: Tai- I. M. Alarakia j V. P. dos Reiss

wan gink

M. Kikuchi, manager L.C. V.Z. Marques

Roza jj C.A. Mackintosh

C. Soares

S. Doi, per pro. manager H. C. dos i C. M. Rozario

Remedies |j A.0. Silva-Netto

C.F. N.L. Pinna R. Cruz

Cunha j D .L. D’Aquino

fr ^ ® ^ ( C.

J. M.H. Rodrigues

Neves j! J.H. V.M.H.Larcina Marcal

Fat Kuo Ngan Hong L.G. G.Y. Sousa E.<. A.A. Ozorio

Banque de I’lndochine French Remedio,, j Rozario

Bank Budding, 5,83 27584

Queen’s27585Road R.J. F.A. Roza

Campos A.H. R.Barretto Abbas

20710, Cable 12i669Ad:

aG275Indochine

t ’, > and

A. A. Razack ! E. J. Ribeiro

HONGKONG A541

Chase Bank, The —- Marina House, Hongkong Savings Bank—At Hongkong

15-19, Queen’s Road C.; Telephs. 26638-9; and Shanghai Banking Corporation

CableStreet,

| Pine Ad: Chasebank.

New National Head Office:

York City. 18,

with the Chase BankAffiliated

of the Hong kmg *f H _k it #

Bhang hai Way foong Ngan hong

! City

D. M.of New Yorksecond'Vice-president Hongkong

Biggar, & Shanghai Banking

D.F. A.L. BaUautyne, Corporation—1, Queen’s Road Cent.;

Howard Imanager J. Thomson Teleph. 30221; Cable Ad: Wardley

W. E. Denison | D. A. O’Kieffe Board of Directors — T. E. Pearce

Chau Ngan Ting, compradore (chairman), Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

(deputy

A. II. Compton, chairman), Hon.

J. K. Mr. Bousfield,

S. H.

fi Wi m * m % Dodwell, WT. H. Lock, G. Miskin,

China St South Sea Bank, Ltd., K. S. Morrison, Hon. Mr. A. L,

The (Incorporated in China)

thorized Capital: $20,000,000, Paid Up — Au- Shields and H. V. Wilkinson

Capital: $7,500,000, Reserve: $2,000,000. SirVandeleur MGray burn, chief mgr.

Head Office: 110, Hankow Road, Shang- D. C. Edmondston, manager

hai A.W. S.Webster

Adamson, acting chief acct.

(Swatow)

Board of Dirs.—Oei Tjoe (chairman) W. W. Rae, sub-accountant

General Manager—Oei Yok Kie J. D. McClatchie, acting sub acct.

Asst. do. —Y. C. Wang

Branches • Amoy, Canton, Hankow, A.J. A.H.D.Guinness P.L. H.

M. Scoones

Morrison R.G.L.Oliphant Wylie

Hangchow, Tientsin, Wushih, Soo- W. T. Yoxall

chow, Peiping, Nanking, Kulangsu, R. S. Harrison J. S. Dunnett

etc, . : All Important Commercial

Agents

r

W . J. McConnell E. L. Taverner

Centres J. T. Dupuy K. A. Watson

Hong Kongof the World: 4 & 4a, Duddell

Branch H. E. Foy

S.A. J.H. Ii.R. Fox

R. E. H. Nelson

M.G.Carruthers

Street, Queen’s Road Central ; P.O. Butcher F.M. Thompson

Box 144, Telephs. 33565, 33566, 33567, B. S. Carter C. D. N. Walker

33568, 33560 ; Cable Ad : Chipasosea A. M. Mack E. A. Bompas

General Banking Business E. A. Matthews M. Me Holmden

D.

Manager Sou /.T Chang M. F. L. Haymes

Sub-Manager—l

Asst. Manager—Oei y Teng Yiu

Yoe Tjmg F. B. Winter, inspector of Branches

Cashier—C. S. Yu J. Hall, assistant to inspector

Miss N. Hiscox, stenographer

Cook & Son, Thos.,

ing {Bee also under “C ”)Ltd.—Queen’s Build- Miss D. Woods E.L. V.Rosaric

Miss. Antonio

Miss D. M. Dunnett

Sleap A. E. Xavier

if m if ik & m Miss F. Lamjnert

I. D. V. Lopes

Yee Pun Fong Fun Ngan Hong C. A. R. Remedies

Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Miss C. Sully A.F. A.Neves Prata

Mortgages, Real Estate, Architects and Miss P.

F. B. Silva Baxter S. R. Silva

Insurance—French

Floor), 5, Queen’s Road Bank Building

Central; (4th

Teleph. J. C. V. Ribeiro L.H. F.J. Leon

21063; P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Belfran, F. X. Soares Grafjn

H. M. Oliveira

G. Van Wylick, manager

Y. du Bus de Warnaffe, signs per pro. A. F.Hyndman

Remedies L..J. M-J. Silva

J. M. Norohha,

G.Mrs.Davreux,

’ do.

do.

L. G. Cordeiro

C.L C.A. R.Leon L.A.R.

Xavier

O. Robinson, casMer Souza J. Silva

Baptista J.V. P.G. Baleros

CF. O.C. Cofknjo

A.Mrs.F. F.Noronha

L. Webber, steno.

L. A. Remedies B. Gosano

Xavier

Architect’s Office: E. M. Franco (Swatow)

G. E.VanJ, Missu,

Wylick,architect

architect, s.o.a.b. Arthur Remedies L. J. Gutterres

P. B. Allam, supervisor of Works C. H. Y. Remedies J. G. Rocha

C.L. F.A. X.da Alves

Roza P. A. daRosario Silva

Equitable Eastern Banking Corpora- F. X. Lobato de L.H. G.A. Marques

tion—{See Chase Bank) Faria H. F. Gonsalves

A542 HONGKONG

A. .VT. Kemedios L. A. Souza mond (Managing Director), F. R.

0.L. G.L. Lopes

Y. Ribeiro S.H. F.J. Gutterres

Rozario Davey, M. H. Turner, H. J.

J.C. A.A. Remedies . T. Cruz J. Armstrong and E. G. Smith-Wright

B. Gilroy, secretary

L. F. Y.Botelho

Ribeiro L.M. M.G. Roza P. Souza

A.M.V.G. daSilva L.A. A.A. da Botelho

Luz «*«***#

.1.L. M. Oliveira I. M. Xavier Kwangtwng Provincial Bank, The,

Elarte C. L. Rozario General

Agents Banking FacilitiesGovernment

for Kwangtung & Financial

E. A. Souza P. E. Antonio

J.S. O.Lobato

Sequeira

deFaria J.R.V. A.A.A. Soares Telephs. 20112, 30113 and 20143; Road;

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Cable

V.Marques

Ribeiro Ad:Auyang

Provincial

Man-Ly, manager

L. A. Silva R. A. Xavier Wu Chi Ping (C. P. Wu), sub-manager

F. A. Sequeira A. D. Reis Lau

L.A. R.M. Campos

P. Souza L.J. A.NevesBarradas Luk Hey Kin Chee, acting accountant

Fun, cashier

R. M. Silva E. E. Remedies Pang Chak Sum, secretary

L. Osmund E. J. Tavares Assistants

Chung Fai, — ChanSzto YimPo, ,Sun,

Chau Chan

Shiu

R. Silva A. Q. Alves Chung, Tara Ngok Sang, Chan Po

Mrs. D. Luz, telephone operator Ling, Leung Cheuk Yuen, Lai

A. McAlpine, resident engineer Kwok On, Leung Nim Hung,

A. Whittaker Ching Choi A^eung and Wong Chan

A. Allison | H. Sando

Kowloon Sub-Agency Kwok Fung Banking Co., Ltd.—45 and

R. L. Moncrieff, sub agent 47,

G. R. Riddell- J. E. Antonio 23255Wing Lok Street

and 30066; Cable Ad: East;Kwokbank;

Telephs.

Carn L. Remedies Radio

0022 Ad: 0033; Chinese Telegraph:

J.R. M.

G. Gray

Reis V. A. Sequeira

Xavier P. A. Yvano-

C.E. L.E. Cunha vitch, Jr. IS ^lJ Vow Lee Ngan Hong

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.,

The—Queen’s Road; Teleph. 28109;

Cable Ad: Paradise

Hortgkone; &. Swatow Commer- D. Benson, manager

cial Bank, Ltd. 18a, Bonham Strand W. H. Jowit, accountant

West; Teleph. 32847; P.O- Box 1073; B. O’M. Deane, assist, acct.

Cable Ad: Swatowbank; Codes: J. B. Stewart, do.

Bentley’s and Private J . O. Remedies, chief clerk

Chairman, Board of Directors— C.L. M.

V. Castro C.J. M.E. Soares

Pinto

Low Weng Kee V. Ribeiro

Managing Director—Ma Chak Man Mattos G.O. H.

A.L. C.A. Silva Rocha

Gutierrez

Lam Shin Hung, chief cashier da Roza J.Li A.HoPereira

0.. P.A. Lau

Lau Sui Peng, asst, chief cashier S' Chuen

Chu Cheng Chuen, secretary Wing S. Wong

Chan Yat Lai, accountant A.S. S.P. Souza

Souza F. Elarte

Hong Keng Tham and Sio Lee H. A. da Roza K. C. Chan

Tung, sub-accountants Horace Lo, compradore

Staff — Lam Pak Ng, Lam Kai

Teck, Ma Choi Leong and ft & & m m m

Chan Peng Khuen Man Kwok Po Tung Ngan Hong

Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd. The (Incorporated National City Bank of New York,

—Road

3rd Central;

Floor, Holland House, 9, Queen’s Queen’s

Teleph. 28141 ; Cable P.O. Box 14; Cable Road Central ; inTeleph.U.S.A.)—2,

30321;

Ad: Vespers S. T. Bitting, manager Ad: Citibank

Directors—Sir Victor 1 Sassoon, Bart. S.L. S.W.Church, sub-manager

Wade, accountant

(Permanent Director ), Albert Ray-

HONGKONG A543

Sub-Accountants— Dept., • Current A/cs.)y 205918 (Inward

J. Brownley A28701

Outward Bills), 20552

(Compradore ? (Compradore),

s Dept.); Cable Ad:

B. O.Johnson,Jr.

Y.J. Baldwin I A.C. Tetzel

C. Bozario Gardona. Head Office: Amsterdam

D. M. Hykes | S. H. Ismail J. Hoyen, manager.

lu Tak Cheuk, compradore J. H. van der Laan, sub-manager

National Commercial Bank (Hongkong L.K. deE. Jong,

van Marie,

cashieraccountant

Office)—Bank of East Asia Building, R. W. W. Th. van der Gaag, sub-acct.

3fd Floor W. Minderhoud, do.

Assistants—

A. A. d’Azevedo

Nationalmm® CommercialMtiRm& Savings Bank, A.A. A.E. H.Tavares

Castro A..

J. A. da Luz

Ltd.—8a, Des Voeux Road Central, F. X. M. Silva , Y E.C. Xavier

Bernado

Telephs 23881, 22305 and 22705; Cable G.A. F.A. daPinna F. Ozorio

Ad: Nacomsav; Codes Used:

Bentley’s, 2hd Phrase and Peterson 3rd Lieber’s, Luz A. Gonsalves

Edition H. Barretto . MissS. C.

, Remedios

F.Wong Kwoksub-mgr.

N. Chap, Shuen, chief

&, chief manager

acct. A.C. L.S. Ward

Santos Miss C. M. Silva

S. K.Siuland,Lam, chief Lo Chung Wan, compradore

Jan asst.cashier

acct.

Ng Wai Tak, asst, cashier

Oversea

poration, - Chinese Banking inCor-

Ltd. —Incorporated the

Ho KwoJc On Tat Ngan Hong Straits

Nederlandsch Indische Handels- mercial Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The ChinesetoCom-

"Settlements (Successors The

bank, fti, V. (Netherlands India Com- Chinese Bank, Bank, Ltd)—

Ltd., and LocalTheOffice:

Oversea-13,

mercial Bank) — 5, Des Voeux Road Queen’s Road Cent.; Telephs. (Manager)

Central; Telephs. 23157 (General Office), 23371, (Assist.

24870 (Manager’s; Office;, 20593, 27355 (General Office) Manager) 28919

30216-8; Cable Ad: and

and

Ad: 23821!

Handelbank (Compradore’s Dept.); Cable Oversea; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Odn., Peter-

B. J. Israel, manager son’s 3rd edn., Bentley’s and Private

D. Roukens, accountant Hooi Yip Berig, manager

H. A. Engels, cashier Tan Poh Kehg, assist, manager

Chan Kwan Yuen, accountant

E.J. G.F. Buis

Veldhuijzen C.A. A.A Guterres

Coelho Li Chor Chi, sub-accountant

Lim ChengHim,Joo,cashier do.

E.Y. de Jong L.

M. Barradas N. A. BeltraoA. Ozorio Ho Quee

E. P. Souza Mrs.E.A.Ribeiro

. S.H. E.O.Souza

Mareal L. G. Rozario n & !s& % ft m % x

F. J. M. Rodrigues A.G. A.T. Vaz Pereira P. St O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.,

S. M. Cruz, Jr. A. M. Alves The —Cent.;

Marina House,32552 15-19,(Manager’s

Queen’s

C.L. M.

A. Barretto

Xavier Miss Yip Sui Road

Office), 26636 Telephs.

(General Office), 23555

F. M. Garcia Ling

J.E. M.S. Marques

N. Xavier (Compradore’s Office) and 23626 CCom-

C.J.D.E.dosBarros pradore); P.O.

Remedios Miss D. B. Souza Penorbanca; Codes: Bentley’s and Box 273; Cable Ad:

Compradore Department Private. Head Office: 117 to 122,

Choa Po Yew, compradore ' Leadenhall Street, London, E. C. 3.

J. Choa, assistant compradore West End Office: 14-16, Cockspur St.,

London,

Calcutta, S.Calicut,W. 1. Coimbatore,

Branches: Bombay,

Colom-

Netherlands Trading- Society bo, Hongkong, Madras, Pollacni, Shang-

hai and Singapore

(Nederiandsche Handei-IVIaats-

chnppij, N. V.) —Holland House, 9

Queen’s Road, Corner Ice House St.; W.B.J.Rolfe,Waddington,

accountant manager

Telephs. 23589 (Manager’s Office), 22151 P. W. Burton, assist, accountant

(Sub-Manager’s Office), 20578 (Cash Tang Man Tin, compradore

A544 HONGKONG

1 $T Sun Sa Soon Accountant—K. Y. Pun

Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D., Cashier—K. F. Cheng

—3rd Floor, Holland House, 9, Tellers—Chan Yuen On and Miss

Queen’s Road Central; Telephone Irene Yen

28141; P.0. Box 90: Cable Ad:

Edsb'ankcoy; and at Shanghai,

London and Manchester Wing On Bank, Ltd., The—26, Des

Directors — Vteux Road Central; Telephs. 31121 and

Sir Victor Sassoon, Bart. (Gov- 31122; P.O. Box 141; Cable Ad:

erning) "Wingonbank,” Hongkong. Kow-

Derek Fitzgerald (London) loon Branch: 361. Nathan Road

Albert Raymond, j.p. (ILK.) Board of Directors—James Gock

F. R. Davey (Shanghai) Lock (managing director and

M. H. Turner, j.p. (H.K.) chairman), Philip Gockchin,

A. S. Gubbay, j.p. (H.K.) Gock Gon Hin, D. Jackman,

H. S. Armstrong, j.p. (H.K.) Gock Hin Man, F. T. Young, L.

J. B. Gilroy, m.b.e., secretary S. Kwok, James Lee Gunn,

J. Gomes Mok Hing Shun, Kwok Sui

E. A. da Roza Cheung and William Gockson

I. S. Hardoon Philip Gockchin, chief manager

Mrs. C. P. Burnie Lambert Gockchin and Li Shu

Mrs. E. P. Scott Fong, asst, managers

Li Shu Fong, chief accountant

Thomas Gock Young, sub-acct.

Gock Hin Man, chief cashier

Shanghai Commercial! Kwok Man. Chiu, asst, cashier

Bank, Ltd. (Hong Kong&Branch)—r6.

Savings Kan Yam Tsin, secretary

Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

(Private Exchance to All Departments), 31116

31481 (Exchange Manager); P.O. Box

.130; Cable Ad: Shacombank

Chester Huang, manager Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—236,

H. S. Tsu, sub-manager 238, Des Voeux Road Central; Telephs.

M. L. Chang, asst, manager 21129 and 21922; Cable Ad: Saltbauk

M. S. Chu, accountant Ngai Sze Yung, manager

T. M. Yao, cashier Haoshu C. Phay., chief accountant

I. S. Sze, asst: accountant Y. H. Hsiao, cashier

L. S. Li, asst, accountant Head Office and Branches: Shanghai

(Head

kow, Office),

Nanking,Tientsin, Peiping,Hang-

Hongkong, Han-

ffi m ii x m chow, Canton, i isngtao and Kowloon

Tang Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s Agencies iii all the other Capital Cities

and Commerica! Ports of the Differ-

Road Central, Teleph. 20338; Cable ent Provinces in China

A d : Tienfook Authorized Capital $ 10,000,000.00

Tang Pao-Chun; chief manager Paid Up Capital $ 7,500,000.00

Tang Shiu Kin, manager Resferve Funds § 6,050,000.00

' Assets Si 17,912,908.19

Underwriters Savings Bank for the Every description

transacted. of Banking Business

Far East, Ino. (Incorporated under

the Laws Of the State of Connecticut, ing Telegraphic Transfer. and

Issuing Drafts mak-

Allowing

TJ.S.A.)—Asia Life Building, 14, interest on Fixed Deposits, Current

Queen’s Road C.; Telephs. 30234-6; accounts

Keeping and Savings

Boxes and accounts.

for Hongkong Safe

rent in ourOffices.

Tien-

Cable Ad: Savings tsin, Shanghai

President—C. V. Starr (S’hai) Catalogues

Managers—R. Shim and C. L. Chui Savings andconcerning the details

safe keeping may beof

Asst, Manager—R. S. Chao obtained on request by letter

HONGKONG A545

ft & & it m m 224, Nathan Road, Kowloon

Wang Pun Ching Kum Ngan Hong 1, Peking Road, Kowloon

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The 453, Shanghai Street, Kowloon

(Incorporated in Japan) — Prince’s 60, Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon

Building; Teleph. 24802; ' able Ad: 1-Q, Av. Aim. Ribeiro, Macau

Shokin; Codes: Peterson 3rd amd 115, Ha Kau Po, Canton

Private

Y. Kano, manager

K. Itoh, sub-manager & ii A

Staff—H. Yamato, M. Ariyoshi, S. Batten chants—3rd

& Co., Import and Export Mer-

Floor, 40, Queen’s Road

Inouye, M. Asano, T. Izawa, Y. Central; Teleph. 25234; Cable Ad:

Aoki, M. Itoh and G. A. Yas Batten

Basa, E., Merchant and Commission Begay Co., The, Importers and Exporters

—Bank ofO. Canton

Agent—Bank of China Building; 31325;

Teleph. 32940; Cable Ad: Basa; Codes: P.Acme, Box 806;Building;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Begay;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. Private . Schofield’s Bentley’s and

and Bentley’s

» s i * ± wi #i g ± e, Bejonjee

Basto, A. H., Chartered Architect, 128,N. Wellington Street; Teleph. 23787

Bejonjee, principal

Surveyor and Engineer—Prince’s Bldg.

(3rd Floor), Ice House Street; Teleph. Belgian Consulate—(tfee Consulates)

33539

Principal—A. H. Basto, a.r.i.b a.,

M.S.A., M.I.STRUCT.E., M.C.I., M.R. Belilios Public School for Girls—

SAN.I.

Assistants—C. S. Ip, S. C. Tse, C. H. (See Educational under Government)

Liu and K. C. Fung Benjamin & Potts, Share and General

Basto, L. E., d.c.,—ph.c., Brokers — Stock Exchange Building,

Chiropractor 18, n.d. (Los Angeles),

Ice House Street; 4th Floor; Telephs. 21152 and 24371;

Cable Ad: Broker

Teleph. 24925; Cable Ad: Lebasto P.J. H.C. Potts,

Basto & Co., L. E., Importers and Potts, partner

do.

Exporters—18, Ice House Street; R. Pestonji, do.

Teleph. 24925; P.O. Box 686; Cable B.C. Randall | P. A. Waller

Ad: Lebasto; Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Bentley’s, Acme and Private ft ft 7%

Principal—L. E. Bafito Bennett & Co., A., Exporters and Im-

porters—11,

Basto, Dr. R. A. de Castro, m.d. (Lau- Floor); Teleph. 24295; P. O. Box Queen’s Road C. (2nd

sanne), M.B.,Hon.

ks., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,NoseD.O.M.S. 944;

(London), Eye, Ear, and Cable Ad: Bigben

Li Sze Kit, manager

Throat Specialist to the Kwong Wah

Hospital; Member, Urban Council

—Office: Exchange Building; Tele- ft ft % m jt

phone 26545 Beraha,

^ m m porters ofM.,Diamonds,

General Watches,

Merchants, Im-

Textiles,

Footstuffs, Paper, Perfumery, Essential

Bata

Hong Shoe Co., Ltd., 582,

Kong Department: Singapore—

Nathan Oils, Building,Cigars,14, Carbons,

Queen’s etc.—Asia Life

Road Central;

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 59344 Teleph.

Beraha 32661; P.O. Box 778; Cable Ad:

Branches-. M. Beraha, proprietor & manager

China Building, Queen’s Road •C.ChuiLafleur, assistant manager

212,Central

Des Voeux Road Central Jack Man,

Andrew Wan

Chinese assist, mgr.

HoCentral

Tung Building, Queen’s Road Wong Tak Wing

A546 HONGKONG

Berg & Co., Ltd., Steamship Agents, West Disinfecting Co., New York and:

Ship Brokers and General Merchants— MontrealStreet & Son (White Ant:

William

6, Des Voeux Boad C.; Telephs. 23048 Cure), Brisbane

and 22048, Cable Ad: Bergship;

Scott’s 10th ,edn., A.B.C. 5th edns., Codes: P. C. Henderson, Ltd., London 1

Bentley’s, Boe’s and Private

Sverre Berg, managing director Blair & Co., Import and Export Mer-

C. L Gan, asst. chants — French Bank Building, 5r!

Ho Shiu-pui Queen’sBoxRoad

P.O. 327;Central;

Cable AdTeleph. 26309 1 :

: Madrigal:

Codes: A.B.C..6th edn., Bentley’s and ;

Berlin Co., Ltd., The, Wholesale and Acme

.Retail Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Blake, C. C., Stock and Share Broker

Requisites

Des Vceux Roadand Druggist Sundries—161,;

Cent.; Teleph. 23541 (Member of the Hong Kong Share- !

brokers’

Building,Association)—69, FrenchTeleph.

Queen’s Road Central; Bank

Beten’s Beauty Salon, Mrs.

manenf Waving, Finger Waving, Mar- J., Per- 30191; Cable Ad: Ceceblake

celling and Manicuring— Peninsula C. C. Blake, principal

Hotel; Teleph. 58081 Blue Bird Cafe, Ice-cream and Confec- i

tionery—Corner of Redder Street and (

Bible Book and Tract Depot, Ltd.— Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24583

Queen’s Building, 1, Ice House Street;

Teleph. 23695; Cable Ad: Testaments ^ m ^ $ n it #

Rev. Frank Short, secretary Blue Taxicabs, Ltd., The — Hea-d

Black, Balean, Skinn and Talbot, Market Corner Office: Nathan Road and

Medical Practitioners — Union 57417 and Street, 57714,

Yaumati; Telephs.

Taxicab Stands: Star i

Building; Telephs. 28002-3

G. D. R. Black, o.b.e., m.d., c.m. (Tor.) Pak Hoi Street and KaiRoad

Ferry Pier, Jordon TakFerry Pier, j

Aerodrome

H.(Eng.),

Balean,l.r.c.p.

m.d., (Lond.)

b.s. (Bond.), p r.c.s. West Gate

Tsan Yung, managing director

A.H. J.Talbot,

Skinn, m.b., ch.b.(Eng.),

m.r.c.s. (Edin.) l.r.u.p.

(London) Bodiker & Co., Importers, Exporters,

Commission and Insurance Agents ,

Balean, G. T., m.r.c.s. (Eng.), —David House, 167-169, Des Vceux ;

l.r.c.p. (Eng.), d.t.m. & H.(Lon.) Road: Teleph. 24226; P.O. Box 81; ‘

Cable Ad: Bodiker; Codes: All

Black & White Advertising Agency, Standard O.B. May

Codes

Advertising

Agents for: Specialists. Directory

Hankow, Kwanming, Soltau

. Changsha, Kweiyang and Chungking H. Stoltenberg-Lerche

Chinese Newspapers — 18, Connaught Bolivian Consulate—(Yee Consulates)

Road Central: Teleph. 20182

Biackmore, Basto & Shank,

Engineers, Contractors Ltd.,

and General ft m b n n

Agents; Reinforced Concrete Specialists ; Bombay chand),

Silk Store (Hasaranl Gian- ;

Silk Merchants and Commission

. Building' Construction and Repairs,

Waterproofing—1st Floor, York Bldg.; 21018;, P.O.D’Aguilar

Agents—2, Street; Teleph.

Teleph. 22588; CaV>le Ad: Blacktox; Gianchand Box 502; r Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s

E. W. Biackmore, m.sc.

Agencies: ft m % m

Vibro Piling Bornemann & Co., Importers and Ex-

British Steel Co.,

PilingLtd.,

Co.,Hongkong porters —Prince’s Building, Des Voeux

Ltd., London Road Central; Teleph.

Cellactite

London & British Uralite Co.*, Ltd., Pervasion; Codes: All 24512; Cable Ad:

R. Engineering, (Steel and | V.F. Ortlepp,

A. Skelton Ltd& ),Co.London partner

E. Feimann, do.

HONGKONG A547

BorneMann & Co., Engineering, X-Ray, Bridge & Son, T. J., General Merchants,

Telephone and General and Exporters of Fresh Fruits, Meats,

Prince’s Building, Bes Engineers

Vceux Road— etc. — Room

Building 904, Bank

; Teleph. 30691 of; Cable

East Asia

Ad:

Central; Teleph.

Pervasion; Codes: All 24512: Cable Ad :

F. Ortlepp, partner Bridgeco

T. J. Bridge, manager and proprietor

V. E. Feimann, do. C. A. Goldenberg

W. Mauelshagen, do.

Bosco

5th Floor;RadioTeleph. — Holland House, Bright SunHi Co.,

Corpn.32227 ^ ^

Importers, Export-

ers and Refiners of Coffee, Whole-

fU ^ ff:ff Sun Shiu Wo sale and Retail—12, Queen Victoria

Street; Teleph. 25868; Cable Ad:

Botelho ib Co., A. G., General Merchants Brisun

and Shipping Agents—French Bank

Building; Teleph. 28687; Cable Ad: Britannia Aerated Water Factory—

Botag 53, Taipo Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

A. G. Botelho, manager and partner 57990

P. V. Botelho, Jr., partner

F.P. P.X. Botelho,

Monteiro do. ^ ^ m ir m m m m

British America Paint Co., Ltd.,

Miss I. M. Botelho Victoria, B.C., Paint and Varnish Pro-

Miss 0. da Roza ducts—-Asia

Agencies:

Compania Transatlantica de Barce- Road Central:LifeTeleph.

Building,

32786;14,Cable

Queen’s

Ad:

lona (Spanish Royal Mail Line) Nosnibor; Codes: Bentley’s and Bent-

Manufacturas de Corcho Armstrong, ley’s J. L.

Second

Robinson, resident repres.

Palamos, Spain and London.

Corks, Cork Products and Insu-

lation Corkboard d] ^ m m m -w s

Ying Mee Yin Kung Sue

Boy Scouts’ Association—{See Associa- British American Tobacco Co.

tions and Societies) (China), Ltd., Tobacco Merchants

Braga, J. P. — St. George’s Building —Head Office: 2, Queen’s Road C.,

Hongkong; Teleph. 27701; P.O. Box

(1st

Agarb Floor); Teleph. 20583; Cable Ad: 5; Cable Ad : Powhattan

Directors —- Sir Hugo Cunliffe

Brahn, C., Shanghai, China Correspon- Owen, Bart, (chairman), Brig.-

dent: Degussa Gen. E. B. Maonaghten, c.m g.,

201, Asia Lifeof Building;

Frankfurt14,am Queen’s

Main— d.s.o., L. G. Cousins, F. S. Geldart,

J. H. Roberts, M. H. Turner and

Road Central; Teleph. 27366; P.O. Box P. S. Gleed

392; Cable Ad: and

PrivateCodes:

Code Mosse Secretary—E. M. Bryden, c.A.

H. Hommel, Hong Kong repres. Manager—F. S. Geldart

Assistant —W. H. E. Coates

Brazilian Consulate — {See Consu- Sales Office Manager— P. S. Gleed

lates) Department :

Lo Min Nung

Accounting Department :

H ^ Hung Fat M. J. Gaan I E. A. Ribeifo

Brewers Bookshop, Booksellers, Station- Traffic A.G.C. Butterfield | D. P. Fuertes

ers and Newsagents — Alexandra Department:

Building, l)es Vceux Road Central; Advertising J. E. Rocha j F. P. Sequeira

Teleph. 20696; P.O. Box 12; Cable Department:

Ad: Brewers. A. G. Suffiad

Book Lover’s Library: Stenographic

Alexandra Building Department :

O. Mrs.

R. Benson Miss B. B. Cartwright

E. Grant Miss. M. Ozorio

Miss V. Beaumont Miss M. M. Remedies

A548 HONUKONG

British Bicycle Co., Bicycle Importers Directors—Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell

and Exporters—16, Hennessy Road: (chairman),

Teleph.

Bentley’s23979; Cable Ad: Racers; Code: Miskin, K. S.J. Morrison

Owen Hughes, and H. G. V.

Wilkinson T

Agents for: General Manager—A. W . Hughes

B. S. A. Motor Cycle and Bicycle Sub-Mgr.—W. R. Mansfield

Fire Manager—G. S. Archbutt

® * Brothers, G. S.—(See under “ G ” )

, Ta Ying Yin Rung Sze

British Cigarette Company, Limited, ir If: SI) W; Fong Long Chung Sze )

Cigarette Manufacturers — Head Brown Jones Funeral Service. Member,-

Office: 2. Queen’s Road Central, British Institute of Embaimers, Specia-

Hongkong.; Cable Ad: Cigarette

Directors — Sir Hugo Cunliffe lists for Shipments to All Parts of the

Owen, Bart, (chairman), Brig.- World.Memorials Cremations Arranged. Ceme-

Gen. E. B. Macnaghten, c.m.g., tery 45, Morrison HillMade Roadto; Teleph.

Order—Office:20423;

d.m.o., L. G. Cousins, F. S. Geldart, Cable Ad: Spenav. Head Office:

J. H. Roberts, M. H. Turner and P. Crouch End Hill, London, N. 8.

S. Gleed W. Oliver Nodes, principal

Secretary—E. M. Bryden,’ c.A.

Hongkong Factory—Gloucester Road, ft m t m # ft

Hongkong; Teleph. 26741 Po Lnt Tun Chong Sze Hong

J. H. Roberts, manager Brutton & Public,

Co., Geo.Proctors,

K. Hall,Patent Solicitors,

LiS. Girling,

W. F. Barnes asst, manager Notaries and

Trade Marks Agents—Bank of East

Asia Building,

British & Foreign Bible Society— Telephs. 26695 and. 26696; Cable Ad: 10,. Des Vceux Road C.;

{See Associations and Societies) Brutton; Code: Bentley’s Second

Phrase

Geo.solicitor

K. and

Hallnotary

Brutton,

publicprincipal,

British Corporation Register of David L. Strellett, solicitor and

Shipping and Aircraft—10th Floor, notary public

Bank of East Asia Bldg.; Teleph. S. Ng Quinn and K.F. IVong, solicitors

30231 (2 . Lines);. Cable Ad i Veritas

Surveyor's—T. H. G. Brayfield, Building Cleaning Service, Contractors

M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.P.T., for Renovating and Maintaining Offices,

f.r.s.a. and A. W. Black,

M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.P.T., F.R. Buildings and Residences —14, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 2S84I

Asst. Surveyor—W. M. Wright, a.m.

I.N.A., A.M.I.JtkCH.E., A.M.INST.P.T. Bunje, Dr. F.—Office: Alexandra Build-

' Clerk—S. Y. Yan ing;

Road,Teleph. 28030;Teleph..22165

Sookunpoo; Residence: 2, Link

British Insulated Cables, Ltd.—2nd

Floor, Bank of East Asia Building

British-lndia SteamApcar Navigation Bureau Veritas International Re-

Co., Ltd. and Lines — gister for the Classification of

Shipping—10th Floor. Bank of East

Mackinnon, Mackenzie ife Co., agents Asia Building; Teleph. 30231 12

Lines); Cable Ad: Veritas

^ M^ >Xl & IT# ^ + Surveyors—T. H.G. Brayfield,m.i.n.a.,

M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.P.T., F.R.S.A., A.

Chimg ngoi yeung mein kwp fo him po ning W. Black, M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E:,

T M.

yau han hung s%e inst.p.t., p\r.s.a. and V . M. Wright,

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. A.M.I.N.A., A.M.I. MECH.E., A.M.

—Union Building; Teleph. 28081; Cable INST.P.T.

Ad: Traders Clerk—S. Y. Yan

HONGKONG A549>

Burgoynk & Co. — Bank of East Asia Insurance Dept.

Building, 7th Floor; Teleph. 32768 X. P. Fox

P. C. Kwok

Burton, Dr. C. H., b.d.s., (Syd.), d.d.s. Miss J. E. W. Kickwood

(Penn.), Dental Surgeon and Dr. J. Stores Dept.

Thomas, b.d.s. (Syd.), d.d.s.

; Union Building, Top FI. Teleph. 20391 (Toronto)— . T. A.LowG.'Grattan

Ti. Rutherford

ft n m & Works Dept.

Pit Lok Yeung Hong H. F. C. Coluian

Butler Brothers (San Francisco), Dockyard T. E. Grimes (Overseer)

National Distributors of Dry Goods J.•N.F. Lawrie

and General Merchandise — Head

Office:

Kong Office:San Francisco, Hong Marine MSupt.—Captain

U. S. A.,Teleph.

York Building:

athieson,.

T. M. Johnstone

32913; P. O. Box 135; Cable Ad: Supt. Engineer—W. Bell

Sorbreltub; Codes Used : Acme and Assist. Supt. Engineers — K. McIntyre

Private and H. C. Williamson

Chan Yi. Tsung, South China Cost Clerk— E. W. Fielding-

representative Wireless Supt.— F. H. Neale

^.1 ai koo ^ ^ n n m ic

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants, Shipping and CableTai& Tung Tin Po Rung Sze

Wireless, Ltd., with which

Insurance Agents—1, Connaught Road is associated the Eastern Extension

Central; Teleph. 30331 Australasia & China Telegraph Co.,

G.ColinW. C.Swire (London)

Scott do. Ltd. — 3, Connaught Road Central

ti. W, Robertson do. (Next to Hong. Kong Club);

28035; P. O. Box 597; Cable Ad: Eastern. Teleph.

John K. Swire do. Sub-Office:

J. S. Scott

W. H. Lock (Hongkong)

do.: 21481 Head67, Office: Jervois Electra

Street; Teleph.

House,

C. C.. Roberts, signs per pro. Victoria Embankment, London, W. C. 2

Miss J. G. L. Dunlop W. E. Rickwood, manager

Miss Y. J. Gordon-Smith B. G. Grigor, asst. mgr. and engineer

0. S. S. Co., Ltd. Dept. H. L.J. X.

W. Ascongh,

Knight, deputyconst, engr.

engineer

J. F. Robinson H. S. Rees

J. G. Cotesworth F. Cessford t). A. Murdoch

I.M.F.Y.Grant

Fiennes Mrs. W. B.L.E.

Rae-Smith

Wallace D. R. Nash

Holt's Wharf E.F. E.J. Atkins

Story

J.B'.,Colls ; J.W.T.J. Lock

Lynn Robinson

Passenger

X.Mi’s. Dept.

L. White X. J. L. Jefferies

A. E. S- Guerin; '' " A. P. Skinner

C. N. Co., Ltd. Dept. ■ A.F. A.L. Rosario,

de Sohza,accountant

actg. traffic agent

F. H.R. D.Lamb,

Whitesigns, per pro. L. M. Ozorio, manalget’s clerk

T. I). Erskine j Miss E. Finlay S.HuA.Kwok Marcal, asst, compradore

Leong, manager’s clerk

G. K. Oliver Miss M- E. Parsons J. F. da Silva

R. Millar I Miss W.M. Hodder C.M. F.M. Vas A. J. Rosario

T. 8. R. Co., Ltd. Dept. Roza

H. B. Williamson I Miss A: Parkes

G. K. Chadwick Miss W. Lawson J. Y. Cordeiro J.C. d’Oliveira

C.F.X. Marcal

E. E; L. O. Shaw | C. P. Wong J. W. Leonard

V. F. M. de Miss P.E.Rosario

Miss

Book Office

R. M. Chaloner Souza Miss B. J.D. Rocha

Rodri-

H. U. Ireland I A. R. Forsyth E.R, M.F. daOliveira

Luz E. F. Medina gues

F. Burrell' Miss H. E. Hance D. R. Castro T. W. P. Ayock

J. R. Carr I Mrs. H. PearsOn H. F. Pires Kew

•J.F. M.J. F.Tavares

Elms M. de Souza W. E. Grimm, Jr., manager

C. Rocha J. Chan

W. Edwards,Kai Wah,asst,asst,manager

manager

J.B.H.M.X.e

H. TavaresSou/a •J.R. W. Thirlwell

R. Rocha

Cameo Beauty Salon — Room 130,f

Caduceus (The Journal of the Hong Gloucester Bldg.: Teleph. 33622; Cable*

Kong University Medical Society) Ad: Cameo

Editor—Prof. L. T. Ride & m m * & im

Business Manager—A. P. Pereira, Jr. Canadian Confection eey, Imported &

(Dept, of Physiology, The Uni- Home-made

versity, Hong Kong) and AmericanChocolates Soda Fountainand Candies,

— 38,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 27495 I

m ^ mm a im uj # m n fa & IS * # &

Calco China Agency, Railway, Road- Con Na Ta E Men Kgao

Building, Drainage & irrigation Equip- Canadian Government Immigration

ments,

etc.—14,Metal

Queen’sCulverts, Flumes,Teleph.

Road Central; Gates, Department—China Building; Teleph.

31794; Cable Ad : Armco, Hongkong. 24638;

CommissionerP. O. Box —247;Lieut.

Cable- Col.

Ad: Beaver

E. S.

Shanghai Office: 40, Ningpo Road; Doughty, d.s.o.

Cable Ad: 9889, Shanghai Stenographer — Miss R. Judah

Sole Agents in China & HongTcong for: Interpreter — Fung Chau - chip

Armco International Corporation

(Drainage Products), Middletown, Canadian Government Trade Com-

Ohio, U. S. A. missioner— Office:26322;

HongP.O, KongBoxBank

California Corrugated Cul vert Co., Building; Teleph. 80;

Berkerley, California, U. S. A. Cable Ad: Canadian

Trade Commr.-

Secretary—Wm. G. Poy V. E. Duclos

Jff Staff—M. C. Wong, A. King and Miss

Kwong Wo E. Arnold

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Canadian National Railway

(Incorporated Shell

Teleph.House, 22004;Queen’s

Cable Road Ad: Central;

Ordinances of under the Companies

Hongkong), Wholesale Code: Bentley’s

Lemorb;

and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants A. Brostedt, Asiatic traffic manager

—Telephs.

Prince’s20075 Building, Chater Road;

Caldbeck. HeadandOffice: 30644;44,Cable Ad:

Foochow J.C. M.H.I. Barr, generaltraffic

Middlecoat,

Cheng

agentrepres.

Road, Shanghai

Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai, general B| & » 1

managers

J. F. Macgregor, resident director Cheong Hing Lun Sh un Rung Sze

T.R. Addis Martin, manager

C. F. Macgregor, asst. mgr. Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Canadian

Canadian Pacific Ex

Pacific Railway

p r e s s Co.

Co.

C.F. J.F. M.

da Pereira

Cruz j P.F.dosS. Xavier —Union Bldg. (Ground20042 Floor);(Freight);

Telephs.

L.P.F.A.dos

Sequeira Miss A.E Alves 20752 (Passenger),

S. Xavier I Miss Guterres Cable

NautilusAds : Gacanpac (Passenger),

(Freight)

David Drummond, Oriental manager

Calif-Asia

Rattan Furniture Co., Ltd.,andManufacturers

Camphorwoodof Geo.agentE. for Costello,

Orient general passenger

Chests—.Main Office: 4, Wing Hing T. C. Monaghan, purchasing agent for

Street,

Branch Causeway Bay; Teleph.

Office & Factory: 23958;

262, Portland Orient E.andN.catering

Agent—L. Ryan supt.

Street, Mongkok;

Ad: Califasia; Teleph.

Codes: Acme,59733; Cable

Bentley’s General

HospesAgent, Passenger Dept. — E.

and Private. Los Angeles Office: 641, Freight Agent—J. Oram Sheppard

East Gage Avenue Accountant—C. W. Skeet

HONGKONG A551

Agent for Chinese Passenger and Canton Trading Association, Ltd.,

Freight Traffic —Lee Yook Tong The, General Merchants—224, Hen

Asst. Catering Supt. and Agent for nessy Road; Teleph. 24610; P.O.

Chinese, Crews—P. P. Quon Gong Box 580; Cable Ad: Catrass; All Codes

Staff—

Passenger Dept.— Capell, Miss Violet (From Miss Florrie

Razavet Cheung Kam

G.I. W.R. Lang Sing Lewis’s Academy, Cone School of Dan-

W. S. Ross Sze ChungKwai

San cing, and

cing, London), MaxDancing

River’s Instructress

School of Dan-in

G.F. E.A. deLomaev

Sousa Cheung Cheong All Children’s Dances, Boy’s and Girls),

Freight Dept.— Ballet, etc.—9,

Classical,Torres

Clog,Bldgs.,

National, Cha-

E. T. McMullen Yeung G. KellyHon Ming racter,

Teleph. 57117

Kowloon;

W. J. Howard Y.,W. Penn

A. L. Cunning- ham L. Wong Caravan, The—Gloucester Building;

F. J. Brown Wong Tsang Yu Teleph. 21450; and Arcade, Peninsula

General— Hotel;

Caravan Teleph. 68081; Cable Ad:

W. H. Peters J. S. Landolt

, V. F. d’Azevedo J. M. Mackenzie Proprietors—Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Hall

Kwan Sit Kwan Miss A. Garcia

fn it Lai Woo

Canaval, Des. G. C. & Helen L — Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers

Shell House; Teleph. 31100 of China Bldg.); Queen’s

and Contractors—4, Teleph.Rd. 31225;

(Bank

P.O. Box 93;

Cannossian Institute—(Nee Educa- Codes: Carlowitz, A, B, C. 5th and 6th, Cable Ad: Carlowitz;

tional) Rudolf

Codes Mosse, Acme, Bentley’s & Alpha

Canton Bros. Rubber Co.—Factory: Hai Dr. A. Nolte, partner (Hamburg)

Tan Street; Teleph. 57992 R.O. Laurenz,

Lord, do, (Shanghai)

do. do.

G.R; Schmidt,

Roehreke,signsdo.per pro. do. .

F. Tolle

Canton Chinaware Co., Dealers in Agencies:

Porcelain

and Tea and Earthern-ware.

Services in Canton Dinner

Green Carl Zeiss, Jena.

and Gold Nanking Blue. Various Zeiss

Java Ikon,& Fire

Sea A. G.Insurance

Dresden Co., Ltd.

Kinds of Vases, etc. Manufacturers and Fried.

Exporters of All Kinds of Chinaware.

Undertake All Kinds of Packing — 39, E. Merck, DarmstadtEssen

Krupp, A. G.

Queen’s The International B. F. Goodrich

Cable Ad:Road Central; Teleph. 21184;

Canchina Corpn., Akron

Canton Foreign Agencies — National Carmichael m ^mmm w wm

Bank Building, ,6th .'Floor : Teleph. , Engineers, Naval & Clarke, Consulting

33421 Architects, Marine

Surveyors arid Inspectors of Petro-

leum—10th Floor, Bank of East Asia

m & m {$ t m Building; Teleph. 30231 (2.Lines); Cable

Canton Pg Him Knvvg $ze Ad: Carmichael

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.,The, T. K.H., M.INST.P.T.,

Gv-Brayfield, m.i n.a., m.i.mech.

F.R.S.A.

Jardine, Mathesoh & Co., Ltd., A. W. Black, M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., M.

General Agents INST.P.T , F.R.S.A.

Consulting Committee—Hon. Mr.

J. Paterson (chairman), D. E. Clark, J. W.M: Wright, A.M.I.IS.A, A.M.I.MECH.E.,

A. H. Compton, F. A. Joseph, Kan Hi>n Cbo

T. E. Pearce, J. H- Taggart, S. Y. Yan

o.b.e., S. T. Williamson and Sir K. C. Ho j| Chow Hung Kee

Robert Ho Tung, kt. Lo Wing Loir i Ng KanCheung

Chi Chuen

A552 HONGKONG

SoleHenry for\& Sons, Ltd., Anti-Corro- Cecilia Beauty Salon—1, Hankow

AgentsClark

sive and Anti-Fouling Compositions Road ; Teleph. 56213

Smooth-On Manufacturing Co., Iron & I® UMi

CementsMcNeil, Ltd., Patent Boiler

Charles

and Tank Doors Central Agency, Ltd., The, Importers oil

Sewing Cotton

Rawlings Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Bank Building; Teleph. 28116 Thread — Chartereq|

Patent onWindow

sively Liftsand

Road, Rail UsedSeaExten- Hongkong Agents and Stockists!

The Amalgams Co., Ltd., “Eutec- Davie, Boag k Co-, Ltd.

toid” Case Hardening Com- Central British School — {See Educa-;

pound and “Harditte” Open tional under Government)

Hearth Case Hardening Com-

pound Central Electrical Co.—145, Wing Lokj

Cakroll

General Bros., Ship, Estate, Share

Brokers—Exchange and Street; Teleph. 20618

Building;

Teleph. 20652: Cable

Principal—W. Ad: Carroll

J. Carroll ^ ^

Assistants—A. A. Lopes, G. A. Lee, Central Importing & Exporting Co,, 1

General Merchants and Manufacturers’! i

D. C. Baptista and Kwan Kim Wa Agents. Representative of Electrical:

Castilho & Co., C. M., Importers, Supplies, Electrical Engineering and

Exporters,

sion Agents Ship— Alexandra Commis- Contracting—National

Brokers and Building; Bank Building,

5th Floor; Teleph. 32972; Cable Ad:!

Teleph. 21455; Cable Ad: Clemcas; Cent

Code Used: Bentley’s S. Y. Lam, manager

C. M. Castilho, manager

Regis Castilho Central Merchantile k Const ruction t

Castle Co. — National Bank Building, 2nd

ConnaughtPeak Road Ceramic

C.; Teleph. Co.

2123!— 32, Floor

Cathay

Builders, Ceramics

Engineers, (H. K.), Ltd.,

Merchants and Central News Agency—10, Des Voeux

Tile Manufacturers — Hongkong & Road Central; Telephs. 21464 and

Shanghai Bank Building, Rooms 307B 31367; Cable Ad: Ceninform

and

Cable308A, 3rd Floor;Branches:

Ad: Ceramics. Teleph. Shang-

32732; Central Printing Office, The, Printers, j

hai and Manila Stationers and Bookbinders — 23,

Managing Directors—N. B. Lynevit- D’Aguilar St. ; Teleph. 22220 ,

che--T. A. Jolendovsky, S. M. Lao,

.Staff'

Mies Central Radio Service, Distributors

Chan C. Chai, Y. T. Kwok and L. ofTransmitters,

Radio Accessories, Receiving

Sound k Talkie Sets,

Systems,

SoleCork

Agents for: Co., Ltd.—Eldorado

Insulation Electrical Goods—60, Nathan Road,

CorkandTileStairs

and Perfect Kowloon ; Teleph. 59014 ; Cable Ad :

ing MaterialsCork Floor- Cenrad

J.J. J.T. Alvares,

Cotton, Jr., joint

Duncan & Co.—Steel Windows and

Doors do. manager

“ Piakovnik ” — Terracota, Facing A. E. Fisher, assistant

Tiles, Mosaic, Wall and Floor Tile A. J. Sequeira,

Macao Branch do.— 61, Avenida

Manufacturers

“Boizemburg” — Mosaic, Wall and Almeida Ribeiro;Office

Teleph. 2277; Cable

Floor Tile Manufacturers Ad: Cenrad

“ I. S.” — Terracota, Facing Tiles, C. H. Cotton, manager

Mosaic, Wall and Floor Tile Manu- Central

facturers Central;Theatre Telephs.—25720

270, Queen’s

(Ticket) Road

and

Catholic Union Club—{Set Clubs) 25380 (Office)

W 1% 4* Board

Khongof Keng

Directors

Pho, —Yuen

Lau Cheung

Chang,

Central

Importers, Trading Co.,andThe,Commission

Exporters General ' Wan, Lau Sui Peng, Cheng Hua

Agents—Bank of Canton Building, Des Siong and Hong Keng Chiu

| Voeux Boad Central, 3rd Floor; Teleph. Managing Director - - Khong Keng

22113; P. O. Box 322; Cable Ad: Central Pho

C.Y. C.H. Chen, Secretary and Accountant — Cheng

Wong,manager

asst, manager Hua Siong

Imports—S. Shewan and Wong Wan

Ceylon Jewellery Mart., The, Fu

Stockists of All Jewellers,

Gems of the Orient, Exports—M.

Rahman P. Jannen and S. A. L.

Manufacturing Engravers, Staff—Miss Marian Lee, Miss Wan

Watch Repairers and Platers — Star Cheng Woon, Yue Kim, Lie Seng

Theatre Bldg., Hankow Road, Kowloon Chien, Yong Lim Kong, , Choi Keng

Yee and Ng Lin Chee

ft ^ m & Agents :

Hong-kong-wing-hang-hong Shun Lee Co., 113, Kiukiang Road,

Shanghai

“Chak & Co., K. Y., Importers and Chun Yip

ij : Exporters—Pedder

Street; Teleph. 23472;Building,

P. O. 12,BoxPedder

965; Singapore

Cable Ad: Chakhon; Codes: A.B. C. 5th

Edition, Bentley’s, Acme & Private

t P. L. Chak, managing partner s & $ -Ji £ m

Tung king mwi tan kv/ng sze

' Chambers of Commerce—(See Associa- Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe -

Franqaise des (Paris, Hongay, Hong-

tions and Societies) kong, Haiphong and Shanghai)—Head

i Champkin, C., Exchange and Bullion Office: Paris. 46, Rue de

Mines at laHongay,

Chaussee Tonkin.,

d’Antin,

I Broker—Stock Exchange Bldg., Ice Anonyme

House Street; Telephs. Office 22098, 59,170,750 au Capital de Francs

Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Directors—Henri Thelier (chairman),

j 31812; Cable Ad: Tamasha JChristian

. Deschamp ( vice - chairman

de Monplanet, Henri),

> Chan & Co., C.—312, Nathan Road: Girot,

Monplanet, Rene Thion de dela

Robert Thoumyre, Henri

Teleph. 57819 Chaume,

Renaudin Georges Yesier and M.

A. (signs

Marcheix, general manager

per pro.)

CHANNEL TRADING COMPANY, R. Huas, technical manager

LTD., Importers, Exporters, Commis- (Hongay) (signs per pro.)

sion Agents and Manufacturers’ Repre- E.(Haiphong)

Bougon, commercial manager

; sentatives — Head Office: Asia Life (signs per pro.)

Bldg., 14, Queen’s Road Cent.: Telephs. Agents at Haiphong (for Indochina)

j 3 2424 & 3282 8; Cable Ads: 3468,

Channel and Lenac. Branch Office: 110, Hongkong & Shanghai (for Outports)&

i Cheung Tuai Hau Street, Canton; Hongkong Office—Marina pfouse,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph

® Export: Rubber Shoes, Cotton and Art 21024; P. O. Box 281; Cable Ad:

I)1, Silk Knitted Goods, Rayon

made Goods, Jade and Curios, Cotton Ready- Charlicot; Codes: Bentley’s, A. B. C.

| and Silk Textiles, Hoisery, Flashlights, 5th edn. and Universal Trade

Firecrackers, Silk Lingerie and Napery, H.and

Henrys,

SouthAgent

China for Hong Kong

Leather Footwear, Ginger Preserves, S. K. Lee

Seagrass - ware, Produce and Other

i, Empire and Chinese Made Goods;

') CottonImport:andRubber, Canvas, Felts,

Silk Textiles, CottonShellac,

Yarn, m m * m m

Buttons, Zip Fasteners, Water Proofs, Chau, Dr. S. N., Eye,Bldg.;

Specialist—China Ear, Telephs.

Nose & Throat

25441,

Chemicals,

taken etc. Sole Agencies Under- 25446 (Office) and 20878 (Residence)

A29

A554 HONGKONG

mmmzm m ® Chellaram, D., Silk & Curios Merchants;

Chau and Lek, Architects and Civil Exports: Chinese Art Wares, Canvas

Engineers — National Bank Bldg., Shoes, Camphorwood

Art Silk and Cotton Goodsj

Chests,

8a, Des Yoeux Rd. C.; Teleph. 31640 ; ches, Lingerie and NaperyMattings,

Goods, etc.Tori-

Cable Ad: Innin. Canton Office: 5 9, 24727 China Bldg., 3rd Floor; Telephs. 24127,

TaiPrincipals—I.

Ping Road, South: Teleph. and 31709 (Residence); P. O. Box

N. Chau, B.sc.16773

(Eng.), 340;S. Gable

S.

Ad: Chellaram

Chellaram, proprietor

A.M. I. STRUCT.®. N.N. Nanik,

R. E. Lee, a.r.i.b.a., a.a. dip. (Lond.) Parsram,manager

do.

Chau W. Dayaram, do.

law —Tsun Nin, Hon.

8, Queen’s RoadMr.,West;

Barrister-at-

Teleph. T.Staff—Pahlaj

A. Jaswani, accountant

B. Bhojwani, Kishin-

27308 chand, R. C. Tavares and S. K. Chin

% m w & ® Cheng Photo Studio, Developing, Print-

Chau Wai Cheung,

Medical Dr.,—m.b.,22, b.s.,

Practitioner DesGeneral

Vceux ing, Enlarging, Colouring and Portrait

Road C.; Teleph. 20942. Residence: 35, —Whiteaway Laidlaw Bldg., Des Voeuxi

Leighton Hill Road; Teleph. 22726 Road

Y. K.Central

Cheng, manager

m i, & m m m

Chau Yue Teng,

Merchants Import

and Ship Agents and—Export

China Cheong Hing Co., Building Contractors!

Building, —25, Gilman Street (1st Floor); Teleph.

22332; P.Queen’s

O. BoxRoad544;

Central; CableTeleph.

Ad: 24843

Chabogina; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and & m m &

Private

Chaun, Dr. K. W., Dental Surgeon- Cheong Saiwanho;

Lok Theatre—Tai Hong Street,

Teleph. 24834

Rooms 107-108A, Marina House, 15-19,

Queen’s Roadr Central; Teleph. 20126

Dr. K. W . Chaun, d.d.s., Penn. Cheong Wo fg& is! H fn #

Miss H. B. Yee, secty. and assist. Sail and FlagCo., Makers, Shipchandlers,|

Metal,

& % & Hardware and General Store Keep-

Che San &ofCo., Printers, ers—133, Des Yoeux Road Central;;

Stationers, Telephs. 21625, 24803 & 25229 (Godown)i

Importers Paper and Ink—Office

and Show Room: 58, Des Yoeux Cherry & Co., Importers and Exporters:

Road Central; Telephs. 22357 and — 24, ’Des ’Yoeux Road Central;'

28858; Cable Ad: Chesan. Printing Telephs. 22055 and 20491; P. O. Box 5041

Works: 30, Lee Yuen Street West

Fung Shin Chung, manager ft ft m t

tSol? Agents for:

California Ink Co., Inc., San Francisco Chester & Hoover & Co., Surgical

Instruments, Patent Medicine and j

Che Wen Weaving Co. — 76, Queen’s Chemicals, David House,

Manufacturers’ Agents —j

Road Central; Teleph. 28226 Teleph. 21668;DesCable

Yoeux Ad:

Road Chestho;

Central; !

*T 1$ Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition and Bentley’s ;

Chee & Co., T. Y., General Importers Cheung Chau Government School J

and Manufacturers’ Representatives —(See Educational under Government)

-34-36, Hing Lung Street ; Teleph.

30266; P.O. Box 626 tf 2K Man-loy-hong

^ 15: Cheung; Loy, Importer, Exporter and

General Merchant—20, Wing Lok

Chee Wing & Co., Metal Merchants—27- Cable Street; Teleph. 32449; P.O. Box 937 ;

29, Lee Yuen Street West off Queen’s Ad : Elecplater

Rd. : Teleph. 20769; Cable Ad: Checo Cheung Loy, principal

HONGKONG A555

Agencies \ « & pa tr it « s «

Canadian Hanson & Van Winkle China Assurance Corporation,

Co., Ltd., Canada, Electro-pla- Ltd., General Insurance—6, Queen’s

ters, Equipment and Supplies

Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co., Road Central; Teleph. 31116; Cable Ad:

U.S.A., Polishing & Plating Paofoong. C. H.

Head Office: Shanghai

T. Suen, manager

Equipment and Supplies T. Y. Lieu, asst, manager

A. P. Munning & Co., U.S.A.,

Electro-Plating and Buffing Ma- ft ^

terials Chung Hua Yea Luen Hong

^ w ^ H sg China Auction Rooms, Auctioneers,

Cheung Wing Tai, Dr., m.b., b.s., General Valuers and General Brokers —5,

Medical Practitioner— Office: 45, Queen’s 1st Floor; Teleph.French

Queen’s Road C., Bank Bldg.,

24453; Cable Ad:

Road Central (1st Floor); Teleph. 20819; Riovale

Residence: 59, Robinson Road; Teleph. E. V. M. R. de Sousa, proprietor

22430 Ed. de Sousa

Chevrolet Sales & Service — 26, A. E. B. de Sousa

Nathan Road; Teleph. 59101 M. C. Lee, compradore

China Camphorwood Trunk Co.,

The, Manufacturers

and TeakwoodofFurniture.

Camphorwood

Chien Hsirs Engineering Co., Ltd., Chest Kinds of Artistic Carvings, Exports,

All

I Importers of All Kinds of Machinery— Wholesale and Retail — 22, Johnston

Shell House (1st Floor); Teleph.

21221; Cable Ad: Engincomer. Head Road; Teleph. 25197; Cable Ad:

Office: Shanghai Camphorwood

A. J. Zernin H. W. Chiu, manager

R.H. Umnuss K. S. Chiu, asst, manager

J. Kaerger |I C.H. Bonhoff

Partier

K. Mogra, representative in Kweilin China Coast Officers’ Guild—(See

Associations and Societies)

Agencies:

Schoeller

Vienna - Bleckmann Steelworks,

Union-Matex—Textile Machinery ig ms

Weise Soehne, Halle-Saale—Centri- China Importers, Coast Traders,

Exporters and Ltd.,

Manufac-

fugal Pumps turers’ Representatives—Bank of China

Weise & Monski, Halle-Saale—Pumps

J. M. Voith—Water Turbines Building, 4, Queen’s Road Central;

Representative—Ch. W. Rosenthal Teleph. 32964; P.O. Box 290; Cable

Ad : Coast

Chiffon, Ltd., Modiste and Costu- Lau Sui Peng, mng. director

mier—^Gloucester Building; Teleph. Lau Ping Kau, manager

28337; P.O. ‘Box 2; Cable Ad: Lau Cheong

Tam Yat Wah,Foo,private

treasurer

secretary

Chiffon O. M. Omar, do.

Miss J. Masseboeuff, managing dir. Hue So i Lau Man

Chik Fung Co., Import and Export China Commercial Co., Ltd., General

Merchants—Prince’s

22658; P.O. Box 274; Building:

Cable Ad:Teleph. Merchants—7, Cliff Road, Kowloon;

Chik- Teleph.

fango; Code: Acme 57437

P. Y. Fok, manager China

Chilean Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Contractors—Bank ofCo.,EastLtd.,

Construction AsiaGeneral

Build-

ing, Room 410, 4th Floor; Teleph. 23905:

China Arts Company, Manufacturers Cable Ad: Conbrown

Managing Director—L. R. Brown

& Exporters of Chinese Hand made Secretary—T. A. Johnston

Drawn Thread Work—5, Wyndham Engineers—V. Morosov and V. Kom-

Street, 1st Floor; Teleph. 21069; aroff

P.O. Box 230; Cable Ad: Chansgoods Staff—Miss F. A. Lee, Miss I. H.

K. W. Chan, manager Rosario, Loh Loen and A. Wan

*A29

A556 HONGKONG

w m * m * Cable Ad:in Cembs;

Agencies Codes:

Shanghai, Bentley’s,

Swatow and

('hung Hw

China Dispensary, The (Y. C. Wong Proprietor—I. B. Cohen

&82,Co.j Ltd.), Chemists and Druggists—

Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph. 22598; Staff—F. H. Sullivan, Miss SylvaS

Cable Ad: Druggist; All Codes Tsang, J. Ko, S. K. Tso and’

A. Rowan, m.p.s., manager K. Y. Ip

China Electric Co., Ltb. (Incorporated China Emporium, Ltd., Universal

in U.S.A.), Manufacturers & Importers Providers, Importers and Exporters—

of Telephone, Telegraph, Radio & 62a 68, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs,

Electrical Communication Apparatus— 28065, 28066, 2806V (General), 20911;

Gloucester

25432; P. O.Building,

Box 153; Room Cable226;

Ad: Teleph.

Micro- (Manager’s Office); P.O. Box 130;

phone; Codes Used:

Code Improved. Head Bentley’s Phrase Cable

Office: Shanghai;

and Radio Ad: Chinempo;

Code: Bentley’s

Branch Board of Directors—Hon. Sir

Tientsin Offices: Canton, Hankow and Shouson Chow, kt. (chairman),

J.T. E.K.Rhame, general manager

Chow, general representative Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Fung

for South China Fook Tien, Kan Tong Po, Li

G. F. Steed, branch manager Tse Fong; Chan Lim Pak, P. K.

Installation Dept. Kwok, Chan Tze Kei, Chau Man

F. H. Hegerty, chief installing Che and Fung Ping Fan

M. Chan Harr, general mgr. j

L. engineer

K. Kung, radio engineer ChungHau

Chow KwanLeung,

Ting,sub-mgr.

manager |

Sales Dept. Jr., radio engineer

L. Everett, Y. K. Chow, do.

C.T. Y.Y. Chiu,

Hwang,salesasst,engineer

sales manager

F.P. H.S. Hsu,

Fu do.

China Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated

Store‘ &' S 'rvice: Depit. in Hongkong)—Registered Office: 88,

M. T P. Wei

W . T. Chan Museum Road, Shanghai; Hongkong

K. L. Li

Stenographic Dept. Building;3rd Teleph.

Office: Floor, Room

28367;318,P. Queen’s

O. Box

Mrs. A. Pedersen 226; Cable Ad: Chienginer

Miss J. Wong W.director

C. Gomersall, a.m.i.e.e.,

(Shanghai) managing

Agencies : Hongkong Agent—W. F. Blake

International Standard Electric Staff—Y. C. Wong, T. K. Liang and

Corpn., New York D. Y. Loh

Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.,

CreedLondonCo., Croydon, England

International Marine Radio Corpn., China f?| & ft m ® ilH # *

1 London. Entertainment & Land Invest-

Raytfaeb' n PrQ,(iu,ctioh

Newtori, Mass. 'Corporation, Land Co.,Investment

ment Ltd., Cinema Theatres andof

— Proprietors

Federal Telegraph Co., Newark, N. J. Queen’s King’s Theatre, King’s Theatre Bldg.,

Weston Electrical Road Central; Telephs. 25330,

Newark, N.J. Instrument Corpn., 35313, 25332 and 25334; Cable Ad:

Telephone Manufacturing Co., Enterlaud

BellAntwerp

Chairman of Directors — Hon. Sii

Shouson Chow, kt.

^ & m m m * Managing Directors—Liang Chi Hao

China Embroidery Syndicate , Em- and K. L. Chang

broideries, Wholesale and Retail— Treasurer—Li Jowson

Bank of Canton Building, 6, Des Voeux Secretary—George Y. Sun

Road Central, 4th Floor; Teleph. 28410; Publicity Manager — C. S. Liang

HONUKQNU Aa57

fg Sit Him: Shun ' China Hong Nin Life Insurance Co.,

|: China Export:Impoet and Bank Co., , Teleph. Ltd.—188, Des Voeux Road Central;

A.G., Importers, Ex porters

r i | Agents—Shell House, Queen’s Road

* r Central; Teleph. 23256, Cable Ads: Lem- China Import Trading Co.—York Build-

“ | jus & Hymsun; Codes: Carlowitz, Mosse, ing, 3rd Floor, Teleph. 27622

p A.B.C. 6th edn., and Private. Head

I Office: Shanghai; Branches: Canton, China Ink k Lacquer Co., Ltd., Manu-

I Hongkong, Tientsin, Dairen, Har facturers for Printing Inks and All

f bin. Osaka and Tokyo

4 J. Grodtmann, director (Shanghai Sorts of Automobile,

Decoration, Metal,andInterior

Wood Brushing Flex-

and Hamburg ) ’. ible Lacquers—Factory: 9, Lok Shan

#!lj f R. K.Umnuss, Haase manager Road, To-kwa-wan, Kowloon; Teleph.

G. Sommer | U. Krauss 58946; Office: 59a, Queen’s Road Central,

Mrs. C. Bonhoff 1st Floor;FukTeleph.

Kwong Chung21480)Road,

Branch : 56.,

Canton:

!i Agents for:

,11 T. G. Earbenindustrie Aktiengesells- Teleph. 14059; Cable Ad: Inkco

General Manager—Chan Kam To

chaft, Pharmaceutical Department, Technical Supervisor—Chan Kam

Leverkusen (Germany), Medicines Hon Supervisors—Chan Kam

Assistant

PE # # * Tong and Chan Yue Kwan

i [ China Factors—Room No. 909, Bank Accountant—Chan

Representatives—W.Yuen Wang and

C. Leung

i of East Asia Bldg.; Teleph. 22277 Yim Shing Kung

Miss Edith da Rocha, manager

| Mo Kung Ting, assistant

ft it ii >k m n & m & m *

| Chung Wa Fo Ghuk Pa Him Hong China Lace Co., Manufacturers and

China Fire InsuranceCo., Ltd.,The Drawn Work Exporters of China Lace, Swatow

I Ad: —Pinion Building; Teleph. 28081; Cable Hong Building,— Head

Chincough

Office: Ho

Queen’s Road C.;

Directors—Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell Swatow Branch: 10, Pai Rai Chinalace.

T.eleph. 34046; Cable Ad:

Road

(chairman),

Miskin, K. S.J'. Morrison

Owen Hughes,

and H. Y.G. Ng Keng Ching, general mgr.

Wilkinson

General Manager—A. W. Hughes Bl & P& FT ifr 1 iS

; Sub-Manager—W. R. Mansfield Chung kwok tin lick f/au hdn kung sze

a Fire Manager—G. S. Archbutt China Light k Power Co., Ltd., Thk

i China Flekt Cnofi—C^ee Clubs) —Head Office : St. George’s Bldg. ;

Telephs. 28537 and 28536

China Administrative

Tong, Kowloon:Offices:

Telephs.Kowloon

—RoomForeign Steamship

211, Gloucester Corpn.

Building, 2nd 58045

58044 k

j Ad: Floor;Chinasteam

Telephs. 26255 & 31104; “Cable Generating Station: Taiwan Road,

W. A. Sipprell, vice-president Hok-Un,

Sub-Offices: Kowloon;

Kowloon Feleph.

Tong,Sha 58059

Telephs.

j H. Korczyn, do. 56005 and 57005; Tsim Tsui,

a Miss V. Prince, secretary Humphrey’s

x China Foreign Trade Corpn.

57677; Sham Avenue,

Shui Po, Teleph.

Teleph.

Room 57448; Yauraati,

Shek,t Teleph. 56375;

Floor; 211, Gloucester

Tfelepbs, 26255 kBuilding, 2nd

31104: Cable Kau Pui

Hok-Un, Teleph. Teleph.

58059; 56155;

Taipo

Ad:H. Huntco.

Korczyn, vice-president Market, Dial 91 and Ask for

W. A. Sipprell, do. . 2021

Miss V. Prince, secretary Board of Directors—J, P. Braga,

o.B.E. (chairman), A. H. Compton,

| China Gazomotive Co.—National Bank Sir Elly Kadoorie, k.b.e.,

| Building, 3rd Floor Lawrence Kadoorie, Hon. Mr. M.

K. Lo and Albert Raymond

A558 HONGKONG

Manager’s Office : ' Miss D. Buntzen, steno-typist

D. W. Munton, a.m.i k.e., manager Mrs. E. Osborne,, do.

I. N. Murray, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., a.m.i. Accounts

W. Department

J. Brown, :

chief accountant

mech. e., deputy manager A. B. Clemo, assist. do.

Miss M. G. Alves, secty. to mgr. W. J. Brown, Jr., assistant

Miss L. Dunn, steno-typist O. P. Remedies, do.

Mrs. L. d’Assumpcao, do. G.L. A.A. Noronha, do.

Miss Z. Barros, assistant Rocha, do.

Head Office : F. P. Barros, do.

Noel Braga, secretary J. C. de Souza, do.

J. V. Braga, assistant A. R. de Pinna, do.

J.C. Alvares,

M. da Silva, assistant do. (Shares) do. P. M. N. da Silva,

M. B.L. Gutierrez,

da Roza,

do.

do.

Mrs. 7. Loureiro, steno-typist M. do.

Miss M. Smith, do. E. M. Gutierrez, junior clerk, i/c

Miss A. Remedies, do.

Generating Station :

F. C. Clemo, executive engineer, F. Showroom

J. da Luz, time-keeper

station supt. ® w e m

C. Crofton, asst, station supt. “China

G.H. I.Wong,

Angus,asst.maintenancedo. engineer Pub! ishedMail” by The (Evening

NewspaperNewspaper),1

Enterprise,

G.A. A.Bolton,

Nichoils, shift charge engineer Ltd.—3a, Wyndham St.; Teleph.

do. 20022 ; Cable Ad: Mail

R. J. McNeill, E. Joffe, J. H. S. G.W. C.J. Burnett, manager

Keates, editor

Duncan, J. Grady,

W. D. Gardner W. Owens,

and A. Duncan, shift Editorial

engineers Department:

O. Cheng,

B. L. M.Bander, N. Wona, J. M.S. R. A. E. Watson

S. Kwei and E. R. Goldman

Laufer, junior engineers N. A. E. Mackay

Miss I. Carvalho, steho-typist J.H. C.J. Guimgam

Yappe || P.H. Chen Chang

Workshop : Advertising Department:

J. W. Bertram, workshop engineer Miss M. A. Morgan

Norman Lee, E. A. Lopes P. T. Business Department:

Raymond, Y. Arbusoff, G.

A. H. Gill and N. Halfter, appren- Knight, L. K. Cheung

tice engineers Cheung

Geo. ChanChi Lingj P. Fung

Distribution Department : James Chan

G. R. Murray, distribution engr. Chan Pik Man |j Miss

YeungR. Wing Yuen

M. Rosario

G.W. A.C. Tillery,

White, meter

asst. supt.

do.

F. Hamblin, district engineer ^ ^ M # it #

A. C. Tinson, do. China Mercantile Company—China

A.H. J.V.Y.C. Smith, do. Buildings, 6th Floor; Teleph. 21504;

Randall, do. P.O. Box 650; Cable Ad: Wading-

i R. J. Master, do. bird; Codes: A.B.C.Trade

6th edn., Acme,

C. Territories

F. Wood, (Northern

resident engineer,

Section) New Bentley’s, Universal

H. J. Bascombe, installation engineer Phillip S. Lee, manager

A. Reed, junior engineer

L. Y. Souza, asst, installation engineer (3 iB US'

F. D. Alves, do. I/un shim chiu sheung kuk

A. R. M. Sarny, chief meter insp. China

G.P. M.H. F.V.Rosario,

Ribeiro,asst.

chiefdo.tester Co.—15Merchants’ and 16, Steam Navigation

Connaught Read

A.A. Smith,

Y. Lee, outside

asst, meter insp.

overseer West; Telephs. 28180 (Freight Dept.),

P. d’Almeida, asst. do. 31633 (Passenger Dept.) and 32411 (Go-

J. Mackay, apprentice down Office); Cable Ads: Merchants &

J. Volgin, do. 8969

P. Y. Cheng, manager

J. Fancey, clerk Tong Hin Pong, chief clerk

HONGKONG A559

China Motor Bus Co., Ltd., Motor ft * 3# * #

Coach Services—137-9, Electric Road, China Products United Corporation,

| Causeway Bay; Teleph. 26868 (Mgr.’s The—Hong Kong Office: 901, Bank of

m (Workshop);

Office), 26867 Cable

(General Ad:Office), and Code:

Silioify; 26^62 East Asia Building; Teleph. 28949;

Bentley’s Cable Ads:general

H. Tsai, 9874 or manager

Kuohuo

Ngan Shing Kwan, managing director Richard Liu, in-charge

WongHewYiu Ah Nam, assist. do.

Lan, secretary

Wong Sek, accountant

Ip

K. C.YanNgan,

Shau,workshop-in-charge

traffic supt.

Lai King, do. China Provident Loan and Mort-

Cheng Fat, shroff gage

Warehouse Co.,Licensees,

Ltd., General Bonded

Motor Transport

Contractors — Head Office k Godowns:

WI ^ ^ ^ 7TC Connaught Road West and Kennedy

Wing nin po shau hung sze Town; Teleph. 27761; Cable Ad: Relyat

China Mutual Life Insurance Co., Board of Directors—S.

(chairman), Sir Robt. M.Ho Churn

Tung,.

Ltd. (Under Management of Sun N. V. Croucher, P. M. Hodgson, T.

Life Assurance Co. of Canada) — B. Wilson, J. P. Braga k Li Tse Fong

Gloucester Building Head Office Staff—

China J. C. Guterres, secretary and mgr.

ation,National AviationandCorpor-

Airmail, Passenger Express E. J. M. Churn

E.F. A.M. Machado

da Rocha Miss K. Bolt

Service—Gloucester

31166: Cable Ad: Chinaco Building; Teleph. Miss I. Guimgam

J. H. Tam

S. C. She, manager

G.K. D. Tye, traffic repres. J. M. P. da Silva Miss M. S. E.Chan

Manson

H. A. Botelho Law Foo Ping

ChakYuen

Y. O.S. Poon,

Tin, clerk

do. A. L. Mackenzie

A. V. Jorge

Pui

M. S. Oyang, do. Ng WingPakKee

Yeung Woon

International Air Travel Dept. J.S. M.

B. Bux

Rozario Ho Kam Sang

P.M. L.S. Chai, trafficdo.repres. A. M. Guterres Chan Man Yuk

Hwang, C.D. Rozario Chow Kwan Wah

C. H. Woo, do. G. Willis Kwan Tat

General Traffic Agents : Agents:

Pan American Airways Co. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

China Navigation Co., Ltd.— China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap

Butterfield Manufacturers—Reg.

Building, 18, TheOffice:

Bund, Chartered

Sons, Ltd.),& agents

Swire (John Swire k Bank

Cable Ad: Lever.(4thHongkong

Shanghai;

Office:

China-New Guinea Mercantile Co.— China Building Floor); Teleph.

36, Connaught Road Cen.; Teleph. 22433; P.O. Box 530

26417; Cable Ad: Chigatile China Sports, Dealers in Athletic Goods

Andrew N. Wong, manager —16, D’Aguilar St.; Teleph. 26848;Cable

M. Y. Fox, assistant Ad: Chinasport

S. C. Yim

China Paint Mfg. Co., Ltd.—Factory China Tea Co.,

Pottinger The,Teleph.

Street; Tea Merchants—1b,

24697; Cable

and

KowloonGeneral Office'56815

; Teleph. 1, Arran

; CableStreet,

Ad : Ad: Sinocongo. Head Office: Shanghai

Chipaintco China Trading Co.—China Building;

China Phonograph k Radio, Ltd., Teleph. 22581

The (In Voluntary Liquidation)—

Office: York Building; Teleph. China Trading Corporation—225.

27738; Cable Ad: Brunswick Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 23940

A560 HONGKONG

China Transport Co.—-16, Queen’s Road

Central

Ad: (4th Floor); Teleph. 30193; Cable Chinese Bazaar, 1The,*Manufacturers

Cohire

© itU

and!

Exporters of Swatovv Drawn Work,j

Embroideries, Linen and Grass Cloth.J

«fc *T Ifc ^ * Napery, Lingerie, Pyjamas, Kimonos,!

China Travel Service, General Tou- Mandarin Coats, Laces,

Coats, Shawl

Ladies’Ivories,

Handbags,

Jackets, Furl

Handker-J

rist Office—6, Queen’s Road Central; chiefs,

Telephs. 31116 and 31626; Cable Ad : Camphor Wood Chests and Jewelry,' Antiqued

Travelbank; Codes: Bentley’s and ware—China Building, Queen’sPewter- Road1

Private Central; Teleph. 24744; P.O. Box 336;;

Cable Ad: Bazaar; Codes: Bentley’s and

Private

Ken chong pd hint yau han hung sze

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, Chinese Chamber

Associations of Commerce—(Nee;

and Societies)

Marine,

Typhoon, Accident, Sickness,

Motorcar, Head Earthquake,

[date Office:

Glass and

General Insurance 4a, Chinese Club—(Nee Clubs)

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28121; Chinese Engineering Development Co;, I

l\0. Box 245; Cable Ad: Underwrite Inc.—Bank of East Asia Building, 1st;

Directors—Hon.

(chairman), J. W.Mr.Anderson,A. L. Shields

R. A. Floor

Dastur, Dr. J. Durran, Li Tse Fong ^ ^ ® ^ m s. a m

and H. R. Sturt Hua zun tse ni yn hsien hung sze

Shewan,

H. R. Sturt, Tomes

e.i.a.,& managing

Co., generaldirector

agents

E.E. R.D. Childe, a.i.a., secretary Chinese Estates, Ltd., Land Investment

Labrousse, accountant —China Buildings, (5th Floor), Queen’s

Staff—J. R. L. Stanton, D. C. Road

Leung KwaiTeleph.

Cent.; 24047 of dirs.

Tin, chairman

Alves, F. M. Britto, F. G. Bar- Fung Ping Fan, director & secretary ;

- Soares,

ros, H. MissA. deL. Figueiredo,

M. de Sousa,L. A.MissV.

H. M. de Sousa and Chan Shiu Tsun ChinesemEvening & m

Post (Wah Tsz Man

Spec. Representative--E. 1. Leitao Po), A Chinese Evening Paper Published |

Compradore Wong Ngai Tong by the Wah

Principal Medical Officer—J. W. lington

Anderson, m.b., ch.b., f.r.c.s. Street;TszTeleph.

Yat Po,202217

Ltd.—5', Wei-,

(Edin) it # it « ® H *

Fire and Marine Agents for-.

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld. Chinese Invoice Office—French Bank ,

NorthsuranceBritish

Co., Ld.and Mercantile In- Chinese Building; Teleph. 27026; Cable Ad:

Marine Settling Agents fov.

London Assurance m b ^ #

Insurance Office of Australia, Ld.

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ld. “Chinese Mail” Chinese Morning

Paper—(See “Wah Tsz Yat Po”)

China United Lamp Company, Federal

Inc.,

Edison, U.Osram,

S. A., Distributors

Philips, Lamps of: G. and

Tungsram E.- Hi fil A Kow Looh Kuan

Westinghouse Electric — David Chinese Maritime Customs (Kowloon

House, 67-69, Des Vceux Road Central, Floor,District)—Marina

and House, 4tb

15-19, Queen’s Road, Central;

1st Floor, Room No. 17 ; Teleph.

P.O. Box 785; Cable Ad: Culco. Head Hongkong 26912; Telephs. 28491-6; Cable Ad: Code

Office: 140, Robinson Road,

Representative—W. Shanghai

Latrille Commissioner—E. A. Pritchard

Secretary—Miss M. da Roza Administrative Deputy Commis-

Staff — Ying,

S. Dobrovolsky, Wong sioner—R. R. de L. Liesching

Long Chah Tse-Kiang and Preventive Deputy Commissioner—

Wong Tu Fai W. A. B. Gardener

HONGKONG A56I

j Deputy Commissioner (Special List) Midshipman; Wang Mo Lin, Wire-

; and

Fulkerchief Tidesur.veyor—W. J. less Operator .

Medical Officers—Wan Chik Hing C. A.P. S.E. Chuentiao; Arntzen,Wo,Acting

and Balean

Chief Tidesurveyor—W. J. Fulker Tse Tsung ActingCommander;

1st Officer;

• Assistant Tidesurveyors—H. Ha,rrison Chen Yee Yen, 2nd Officer /> ; Chen

and S. Kemp Tsing, 2nd Officer B\ Fu Yu Kuei,

Boat Officers—C. W. E. Furey, 2nd Officer

Wireless C; Chow Pao Chu,

Operator

Cheung Huk Ching and Young C. P. S. Feihsing:

Tsun Kau L. L> Foxall, Act. Commander; A.

Appraisers—C

and Li Shu Nam H. Fuller, S. Hankin, Gowdy, Act. 1st Officer; Fong

Examiners—W. A. Artlett, F. Gut- Tsing Tub, 2nd Officer B; Lu Sung

teridge, Cheung Kara iu, Ling Ce Shu, 2nd Officer (7; Tsao Wei Ling,

Hung, Li Shiu Yeung, Shi Man 2nd Officer (7; Hsu Chen Gon, 2nd

Chung, Kwan Ping-to, Lui Ho Officer C] R. K. Wallace, First

Leung and Sun Ih Mou Engineer; Chow Ming Show, Wire

I Southern Commander, Main Area C. P.less S.

Operator

Soohsing;

No. 4—R.

Marine G. EverestMacintyre

Surveyor—A. W. N. Johnson, Acting Commander;

2ndH.Engineer Chen Nien Chi, Acting 1st Officer;

Cairns A (On Special Duty)— Meng Chao Ting, 2nd Officer (7;

Liu Shih Hsiang, 2nd Officer (7;

2nd Engineer d (On Special Duty)— S. D. Wilkie, Act. 1st Engineer: Ku

C. Wallis How-liang, Wireless Operator

Wireless Supervisor—H. J. Smith

Asst. Wireless Supervisor — Wu, C. G.P. S.E. Chahsing:

William

Marine DunnNorman,Chung Acting

Fai, Commander;

Acting 1st

CheungClerks

King SanIp Kun Im and Officer; K. A. Stranger, 2nd Officer

R; Kiang Pao Lien, 2nd Officer 0:

Wireless Operators

Yung and Lai Li Kut — Leung Chee ■ E. J. P. Krederiksen, Act.. 1st

Gustbrrts Preventive Vessel*: Engineer

C. P. S. Chunhsing: C. P, S. Haiping;

J. B. Morpeth, Commander; A. H. G. H. Muxworthy, Acting Com-

White, mander; Tang Kuen Sang, Acting

Lekven, Act. 1st Officer;

2nd Officer B) SheriN. TsuA. , 1st

OfficerOfficer; HsiehChung

B-, Lee Wei Yen,

Chi, 2nd2nd

' ui, 2nd Officer (7; Yu Chin Pang, Officer 0; R. Pedersen, Acting 1st

2nd Officer C\ W. McLaughlin, Engineer; Wang Shih Chang, Wire-

!st Engineer;

Engineer R. F.ChiYoung,

H\ Lee, 2nd

Fah, Mid- less Operator

shipman; Waling Doong Tshoo, C. R.P. S.Perry, Haihui:

Acting Commander;

Midshipman; Chang I Tsio, Wire-

less Operator Tsung Wai, Acting 1st Officer;Tang

Lon

C. P. S. Hohsing: Fei : Lung,

MOgensen, 2nd2nd Officer

Officer B; R. B;A. M.P.

G.Cheng

S. Hall, Act. Commander; Liu Lloyd, 2nd Officer -; N T. Vorobioff,

Sandvig,Moo,2nd Act.Officer

1st. Officer;

C; LeungR. C. P.Act. 1st Engineer

S. Gheongkpng:.

Fung Yeung, 2nd Officer C: Hu P. W.' Silson, Act. 1st Officer-in-

Shih

Glover,Dean,

First2ndEngineer;

Offic er Lin

C; Shao,

V. B. Charge C; Pun Yung Cho, 2nd

2nd Engineer C; Wang Tsing C. P.Officer

Sheng, Midshipman; Tang Ching

Yun, Midshipman; Chen Sze Tsung, J. S.M.Yeungshing:

Ovans, Act. 1st Officer in-

Wireless Operator Charge;A Chung Fu Lin, 2nd

Officer

C. P. S. Tehhsing:

E.N.H. Sanguinetti, Commander; W. G. A.P. Holthe, S. Kwanlui:

Act. 1st Officer-in-Charge;

W. Molyneux, Act. 1st Officer; Liao Chu Chang Koeh, 2nd Officer A

Hung Hsi, 2nd Officer ft; Young C. P. L. Kowloontsai:

Tsun Luk, 2nd Officer C; G. Bogie,

2nd Engineer d; Tsoo Wen Yuan, C. J.P.H.L- Davis, Act. 1st Officer-in-Charge

Kuanchuan:

Midshipman; Hsu Yau Kang, B. Landesz, Act. 1st Officer-in-Charge

A562 HONGKONG

Chinese Merchants’ Club—(Ne« Clubs) Chocolate Shop, The, Specialists in

Chinese Manufacturers’ Union—(*S'e« Delicious Home Made Cakes, Coconut

Custards and Confectionery. Excellent

Associations and Societies) Cups Mocca

Wedding, Coffee& Christmas

Birthday Served Daily.

Cakes

Chinese Press Association—(Nee Asso- Made to Order. Picnic and Private

ciations and Societies) Parties Catered for—31, Peking Rd.,

Kowloon; Teleph. 56792

in &Optical

Chinese a HgCo.—67,

a* #Queen’s

m 4*Road

Central; Teleph. 23368; Cable Ad: £ us &

Optician; Code: Bentley’s Ohotirmall & Co., K. A. J., Commis-

sion Agents, Importers & Exporters

Yau HingExporters of ofChina

M ijj Shippers,

Chinese Produce

Silk Goods—35

Goods, Curios, and37,AllWyndham

andP.O. Kinds of

Chinese Products—(4th Floor), China Street; R.

Teleph. 22805;

Naraindas, manager

Box 317

Building; Teleph. 24828; Cable Ad:

Shippers. All Codes

W. T. Sun, secretary fg ^'J

® @ f Christensen & Co., General Importers &

Chung Kwok Din Po Kuk Exporters—8, Des Voeux Road C.;

Chinese Telegraph Administration Teleph. 21062; Cable Ad; Crisanco

E.Leung"King

Christensen,

—3, Connaught Road (Next to

Hong Sau,partner

do.

LeungKong

SiuClub)

Hang, manager Chuen Lee Shipping Co. — 4, Con-

S. K. Hwa, superintendent naught Road W., Teleph. 31517

P. W. Lee, traffic controller

Chuen On Steamboat Co., Ltd.—314,

Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd. — Head 26061; Des Voeux Road, Central; Teleph.

Office: Chefoo, Hongkong Office: Cable Ad : Chuon

156, Wing Lok Street, West; Teleph. C. M. Sin, director-in-charge

23230; Cable Ad: Chingkee; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s Complete ff

Phrase and Private. Branch Offices :

Antung, Canton, Dairen, Lungkow, Chuen Woo Hong, General Merchants—

Newchwang, Shanghai,

Tsingtao and Lienyun Harbour Tientsin, 20182; Cable Ad:Road

18, Connaught Central; Teleph.

Rattan

C. K. Yen, manager H. W. Hui, manager

Chiu Chu San, Dr., m.b., b.s., General Chun King Co.—261, Queen’s Road

Medical Practitioner — Office: 81, W.; Teleph. 27295

Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 20242

and 20251 (Residence) Chun Hing & Co.—2b, Pottinger Street;

rr Biii m m m m Teleph. 20565

Chiu & Co., K. C., Architects and Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Engineers—8a,

(3rd Des Yoeux Road Central 8, Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27308

Floor); Teleph.’21223 Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, secretary

Ohiu & Co., M. C., Importers, Ex-

porters and Manufacturers’ Agents n # itr si ^

—Kai Ming Building, 2nd Floor,

6, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Chun of

Sing, Tailors & Outfitters, Makers

Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Clothing, Also

23665; P.O. Box 746; Cable Ad: Military & Students’ Uniforms. Newest

Mcchiu; Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th Fashions & High-class Workmanship—

and 6th Editions, Western Union, 32, Hennessy Road, 2nd Floor; Teleph.

Bentley’s, Acme and Private 32816

M. C. Chiu, general manager Chan Chun Sing, proprietor

HONGKONG A563

It Uhinese Anglican Church Body,

Chung Hing Co., Exporters—Kai The (Incorporated under Ordi-

1 Ming Bldg. (1st Floor); 6, Queen’s nance No. 18 of 1902)—

Road Central; Teleph. 20719; P.O. Rt.

Rev.ReS.v. Kau

Bishop

VanofLee,

Victoria, chairman

vice-chairman

Box 447; Cable Ad: Chembalis St. Stephen’s Church—Pokfulam Rd.

Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd.— St.

HolyPaul’s

TrinityChurch—Glenealy

Church—Kowloon RoadCity

Holland House, 4th Floor All Saints’ Church—Homuntin

ChUng Hsing Cloisonne Company—17, St. Mary’s Church—Causeway Bay

Wyndham Street; Teleph. 26991

Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Christain Mission to Chinese Sea-

in China), Publishers and Stationers— men, — Headquarters: 54, Jordon

Hongkong Sales Office: 69, Queen’s Road Road, Yaumati, Kowloon

Central; Teleph. 20635; Gable & B. J. Tan, supt.

Radiogram Ad: 2579. Printing

40, Pak Tai Street, Ma Tau Kok, Works:

Kowloon; Teleph.

Radiogram Ad: 7893 59027; Cable & Church Missionary Society, South

China Mission—Cable Ad: Testimony

Chung Sai Drug Co.- 69a, Des Voeux Secretary—Rev. G. K. Carpen-

Road C.; Teleph. 20192 ter, St. John’s Hall, Hong-

kong University

Chung Wah Leather. Bag Manufactur- Financial Secretary—H. C.J. Asche,

ing Co.,22733

Ltd.—17, Bonham Strand E.; St. Stephen’s College, Hongkong

Teleph. Confraternity of the Blessed

Chung Wah Soap Factory—22, Davis . Sacrament--

Street; Teleph. 25188 A. F. Osmund, president

A. Rocha, secretary

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS J. Baptista, treasurer

All Saints’ Church — Homun tin, First Church of Christ, Scientist,

Kowloon; Teleph. 56329 Hong Kong—MacDonnell Road;

Reading Room: 606, Bank of East

% m m m m ± x Asia Buildings

Catholic Cathedral— 16, Caine Road (Refer all Enquiries to P.O. Box 586)

Right Rev. Mgr. Henry Yaltorta, Hildesheim Mission, “Eben-Ezer

Bishop of .Lerps

tolic of Hongkong a,nd Vicar Apos- House”, Industrial Home for Blind

Very Rev. Fr. A. Riganti, Pro-Vicar Girls (HandTeleph.

Pokfulam; knitted22523

Goods for Sale)—

Delegate,

Joseph’s and

Church Rector of St. S.R. Moritz, superintendent

Rev. Fathers G. M. Spada, I). Arvat, Nickoleit, assistant

P. Garbelli, A. Grampa, D. M. C. Tong, do.

Page, L. Rossi, M. Eobba, B.

Pilenga,

LawrenceU. Bianchi,

Galbiati. J.R.S.Zilioli,

Brookes,M. London Mission—4-6, Bonham Road

Cantore, A. Grandli, D. D’Ayala and 78-80, Robinson Road; Telephs.

Valva, A. Cometti, E. Bruz 27786 & 23421; Cable Ad: Missionary

zone, A. Rossello, O. Libera

tore, Hq. De—Angelis, R. Mag S« i^ H*

lioni, A. Feroldi, A. Poletti, Maryknoll In South China. (Catho-

R. Della-Nina, C. Orlando, N, lic Foreign Mission Society of

Maestrini, G. Caruso, G. Ales- America) —

sio, D. Bazzo,

L. Aletta, Q. De-Ascaniis,

A. Zago, L. Pulit Maryknoll-S tanley

F. Ricciardi, C. Speziali and Rev. Hongkong — Rev. G. M. Daly,

Bro Mario Cblleoni Procurator, Rev. J. C. Troesch

A'564 HONGKONG

Mission Addresses Shak Chin—Rev. Patrick Malone

Kongmoon— M ost Re\ . A. J.Paschang, Tung Shak—Rev. Thomas Donovan

d.d., Yic. Apostolic, Rev. J. J. Shui Tshai—Rev. C. J. Murphy

Toomey, Rev. A. J. Paulhus, Pet Teoutshai—Rev. H. J. Bush,

Rev. S. Lei, Rev. Bros. Michael Rey. M. Murphy

and Lawrence Chongpu—Rev.

J. Driscoll Fayong Welch, Rev.

Leper Work—Rev. J. A. Sweeney, Lumchai—Rev. J. O’Donnell

Rev. F. Connors, Rev. Bio. Hoping—Rev. E. C. Youker

Anselm Chung Sin—Rev. William O’Briep ; yl

Toishan — Rev F. J. O’Neill, Dr. Rev. T. Malone

H. Blaber Lao Fou Heou—Rev. James O’Day

Sunwui—Rev. M. J. Burke Hokshiha—Rev. J. Pei

Chikkai—Rev. C. Chatiguy Su Poi—Rev. Paul Hon.

Chiklung—Rev. J. F. Smith T’oug Shun Toshai — Rev. C.

Yeungkong—Rev. J. Fitzgerald, Rev. Eckstein

James Smith

Kochow—Rev. A. Weber

Fachow—Rev. J. A. McGinn Methodist Chubch —Opposite

East, Wanchai, Queen’s Naval

Road

Tiingchen—Rev. Joseph P Mc- Hospital

Ginn Rev. J. E. Sandbach, chaplain

Wanfau—Rev. C. F. Burns (Also Nee Sailors’ & Soldiers’ Home) .

Dosing—Rev. O. Rauschenbach

Sunchong—Rev. E. V. Meuth

Loting—Rev. R. Kennedy, Rev. J. “Ohel binson

Leah,” Synagogue — TO, Ro- i

Road Kadoorie

Lima President—L.

Hoingan—Rev. J. Lavin Vice-do.—A. Raymond

Sanchow—Rev. R. J. Cairns Hon. Secretary and Treasurer —

Wuchow—Rt. Rev. B. F. Meyer, J. S. Gubbay

Pref. Ap., Rev. M. A. Tennien,

Rev. Brother Francis Wempe

Taanchuck Seminary — Rev. G. Pontifical ForeignSt.Missions

Procuration, MargaretInstitute

Mary’s

Gilligan, Rev. J. McLoughlin Church — Broadwood Road, Happy

Taanchuck Mission—Rev. A. F. Valley

Dempsey

Taiwan Rev. P. J. Donnelly Rev. Fr. U. Galbiati, procurator

Topong Rev. T. T’ao Rev. Fr. Cirillo

procurator ■ Speriali, admt.

Jungyuen—Rev. W. Schultz

Watlam—Rev. R.J. Sprinkle

Kweilin—Rev. Ramaniello, Rev. it fx w n m

P. C. Toomey, Rev.E. A.R. Toomey

Green Fat lan sai chnn Icau tung

Chuanchow—Rev. Procure General):: des Missions

Laipo—Rev. J. Regan, Rev. L. Etrangeres .de Paris—

Glass

Pantien—Rev. A. Lacroix Rosary

Yunfu—Rev. T. Keelan

Pingnam—Rev. William Kupfer loon Church—Chatham Road, Kow-

Kaying Centre—Most Rev. F. X. Rector—Rev. Fr. L. M. Rossi

Ford, d.d., Yic. Apostolic, Rev. Assistant — Rev. Father H. de

M. Chai Angelis

Parish—Rev. John Gallagher, Rev.

Paul Choo Rosaryhill, Dominican House of

Seminary—Rev. F. Donnelly, Rev.

R. Quinn, Rev. A. Dennis, Rev. Studies—43, Stubbs Road ; Teleph.

Fr. T’ong 30666; Cable Ad : Rosaryhill

Hostel—Rev. R. Rhodes Prior—Very Rev. Fr, Caecilius de la

Tsungkow—Rev. F. Donaghy, Rev. Pinta o.p.

L. Chai Sub-Prior—Fr. A. Santamaria, o.p.

Siaolock—Rev. C. P. Hilbert Master of Students—Er. R. Casado,

Hingning—Rev. J. B. Callan o.p.

Sam Ho Pa—Rev. J. A. McCor- Master of Novices—Fr. D. Villegas,

mack o.p.

HONGKONG A565

Professors—Frs. M. Sanchez, o.p., C. St. Francis Boys Club, Free School

A.Municha, o.p., o.p.,

Granados, D. Montesinos, o.p.,

E. Hernandez, for Destitute Children -

Father Director—N. Maestrini

o.p., T. Garcia, o.p., E. Salvador, Brother Rector—L. A. Barton

o.p., S. Reyero, o.p., M. Ortega,

I. Gutierrez, o.p., P. Cabezon, o.p. o.p., Hon. Secretary—J. Chan

and J. Ibanez, o.p. Hon. Treasurer—F. Tang

67 Students, 4 Novices and 6 Lay g # H * Tai Lai Pai Tong

Brothers

St. John’s Cathedral—Garden Road

# 3^ * Bishop—Rt.

Dean—Very Rev. Rev. R.J. L.O. Wilson

Hall

Sailors’ Home and Missions to Seamen Organist

Laflbrd, f.r.c.o., a.r.c.m., l.r.a.m. A.

and Choirmaster—L.

—Sailors’ Home and Seamen’s Insti- Secretary—Miss S. Baskett

tute, Gloucester Road, Wancbai Verger-Clerk—R. J. Poye

Chaplain—Rev. Cyril Brown, b.a.

Hon. Treas.—G. S. Archbutt

Secretaries & Accountants—Lowe,

Bingham & Matthews St. Joseph’s Church— r>, Garden Road

Manager—H. Watt near Peak- Tramway

Rector Station

Fr. A. Riganti

Sailors' & Soldiers’ Home, 160 Beds St.Point; Louis Industrial School—West

Teleph. 21226. 179, Third

vBedroom, Cabin or Dormitory Ac- Street Salesian Insitute

commodation), Restaurant, Loun- Director—Rev. Fr. J. Guarona,

ge, Billiard Rooms, Baths, s.c.

Showers, Lockers, Reading Rooms Sub-Dir.—Rev. Fr. H. Dalmasso,

—22, Hennessy Road, Wanchai; Tele- s.c.

phone 24620 Spiritual—Rev. Fr. L. Repetto, s.c.

President & Treasurer, Superin- Prefect of Studies—Rev. Fr. J.

tendent Minister of the H.K. Buchta, s.o.

English Circuit of the Metho-

dist Church—Rev. J. E. Sandbach St. Margaret Mary’s Church—Broad

wood

Rev.Road,

Fr. U.Happy

Galbiati,Valley

rector

* g * Rev. Fr. B. Chan

Tai Lui Sung Chun Kau Tony Rev. Fr. C. Speriali

Spanish Dominican Procuration for St. Teresa’s Church — Kowloon;

Missions — 2, Seymour Road; Teleph. 56217

Teleph. 20721 ; P.O. Box 432; Rector—Rev. Fr. A. Granelli

Cable Ad : Dominicos Asst.—Rev. Fr. C. M. Orlando

Procurator—Rev.

Assistants—Fr. Fr. F. R. Noval, o.p

Fr. E. Gonzalez,H. Suarez,

o.p. o.p. and St.Road, Teresa’s Home—24 Nam Kok

2nd floor, Kowloon City.

St. Andrew’s Church — Nathan Road, AChildren

Home for Destitute Women and

Kowloon; Teleph. 57154 Committee of St. Teresa’s Con-

Vicar--Rev. J.R. Higgs, b.a., f.r.g.s. ference of St. Vincent de Paul

Church Wardens—R. Dormer and Society—In Charge

A. C. Jeffreys

Hon. Secretary—R. H. Stevenson,

21a, Cameron Road g # I! £ *

Hon. Treasurer—R. Dormer Tai shek ch’u lai pai tong

Organist—R. Baldwin, a.t.c.l Union Church—Kennedy Road

St. Anthony’s Church—179, Third Victoria Home Extension and

Street, West Point; Teleph. 27226 Rural Orpanaqe—Taipo; Teleph.

Salesian Fathers in Charge Dial 91, Ask for 2324

Rector—Fr. John Pedrazzini Miss F. K. Langford

A566 HONGKONG

Chuwa Trading Co.—28, Connaught Committee — Mesdames Deacon,

Road; Teleph. 20706 Stone,

ComptonManning,

and SwanKilbee Winter,

(Mesdames

Civil Service Cricket Club—(Nee Clubs) Lambert and Prior on leave)

Secretary—Mrs. A. H. Elston

Claremont Private Hotel—(See Hotels)

m n x~m $j m ^ China Fleet Club—Gloucester Road;

Clark, J. C., Architects and Civil Teleph. 3200u

Engineers — Kayamally Building, 22, President—The British Naval

Queen's Road C.; Teleph. 30919 Commander-in-Chief, China

J. Caer Clark, partner Station

Vice-President—The Flag Cap-

Clover Flower Shop, Florists, Seedsmen tain to the British Naval

and Nurserymen—Gloucester Arcade; Commander-in-Chief

Teleph. 20638; Cable Ad: Goldfinch Hon. Secty. and Treasurer — Pay-

master Commander C. S. Blair

CLUBS Hickman, r.n.

Manager—Felix Geo. Hill

American Club, The — Hongkong & Asst. Manager—W. Thynne

Shanghai23291

Bank Building (5th Floor); Trustees—The Commodore, H.

Teleph M. Dockyard, Hong Kong;

President—H. H. Pethick The Chief Manager, The Hong

Vice-President—D. L. Balantyne Kong and Shanghai Banking

Secretary—W. F. Arndt Corporation, Hong Kong

Treasurer—W. E. Denison Auditors—Lowe, Bingham and

General Committee—J. A. Shaw, Matthews

A. M. Kirby and L. W. Wade Solicitors—Hastings & Co.

Catholic Union Club—41, Peking Architects—Leigh & Orange

Road, Kowloon

Patron—Bishop H. Valtorta Chinese Bathing Club—North Point;

Spiritual Adviser—Rev. L. M. Rossi Teleph. 23650

President—H.

Hon. Dixon

Secretary—A. F.J. Remedies

Osmund

Hon. Treasurer—A.

Committee—E. L. Barros, U. A. Chinese wClub—6, or m m

Des

Santos, A. M. O. Remedies and

A. P. Pereira, Jr. Central; Telephs. 26677 Vceux Road

and 26678;

Cable Ad: Sinoclub

Chamber ConcertHon.Club— Chairman—C. Y. Kwan

Chairman—The Mr. N. L. Smith Vice Chairman—Wong Chak Nam

Hon* Secretary—D. J. Sloss Hon. Secretary—H. K. Lee

Committee — Rev. Fr. A. Riganti, Hon. Treasurer—Ma Sau Nam

Lindsay A. Lafford and E. O’neil Committee

Shun Wa,— S.UnW.Hew Fan,Leung

Leung, Yue

Shaw Kam Cheung, Tung Fan Lo, Wan

Cheero Club—Queen’s Road C-; lu Sing and Fok Po Tsoi

Teleph. 33907

General Committee Chinese Merchants Club — China

Chairman— F. C. Hall Building (5th Floor); Teleph. 24671

Vice-Chairman & Hon. Secty.— Chairman—Sir Shou-son Chow, kt.

G. G. N. Tinson Vice-Chairman — Hon. Dr. R. H

Hon. Treasurer—D. J. Gilmore

Committee — Rev. Hinchliffe, P. Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.d.

S.A. W.

Cassidy, A. S. Mackichan, Hon.

PingSecretary

Fan & Treasurer—Fung

Hughes and Mrs. Hance Secretary—Lo Siu Tong

Ladies Advisory Committee

Chairman—Mrs. Hance

Hon. Treasurer -Mrs.M.A. Johnson Chinese Recreation Club— Causeway

Bay ; Teleph. 21165

Hon. Secretary—Mrs. S- S. Church

HONGKONG A567

n & # ® Sai Yeung Rung Sze m & m

President—G. A. Figueiredo nis Club)—King’s Park, Kowloon

Hon. Secretary—D. P. J. Lopes

Hon. Treasurer—A. C. Gomes Hongkong Amateur Dramatic Club—

Committee—F. G. M. da Costa, President—John Robertson

C. M. Correa, E. A. Noronha Hon. Secty.—Andrew Mackinlay

and E. A. Remedies Hon. Treasurer—John Robertson

Committee - His Hon. Mr. Justice,

Club de Recreio—King’s ParK, R. E. Lindsell, W. M. Barton,

Kowloon; Teleph. 57483; Cable & E.S.C. Brooks and E.W. Hamilton

Radio Ad: Recreio

President—E. I. Leitao Hongkong Civil Service Cricket

Hon. Secretary—Fred. A. Xavier Club, —20846

Teleph. Ground: Happy Valley ;

Hon. Treasurer—J. Xavier Patron—H. E. The Governor Sir G.

General Committee — P. A. S. Northcote, K.c.M.G.

Yvanovich, C. M. S. Alves, President—G. R. Sayer

Dr. A. M. Rodrigues, J. M. Hon. Secretary—J. Deakin

M. Alves, L. A. Gutierrez and

L. A. Silva fjj & ^ San Kang Sue

Craigengower Cricket Club—Happy Hongkong General

Club—Cable Ad: Hongclub

Committee—C.

Valley; Telepb. 21272

President—R. W. Bradbury (chairman), His Hon. Mr.C. Justice

Black

Vice-do. —C. S. Rosselet R. E. Lindsell (vice chairman), A.

Hon. Secretary—W. K. Way Morse, A. Murdoch, A. H.

A. R. H. Phillips, H. R. Sturt,Penn,

Hon. Treasurer—A. E. Coates

Gen. Committee — W. J. Howard, G. G. Wood and R. Young

R. Rasa, Dr. N. P. Karanjia, A. B. Secretary—S. R. Kerr

Ramson, L. C. R. Souza, T. L.

Lock,

Omar J. W. Leonard and H. M. m & m ft m %

Hong Kong Ta Po Kung See

Equine Sports Club—Shatin Hongkong Cricket Club—Secretary’s

Office : Cricket Pavilion; Teleph.

Fanling Hunt and Race Club, The 20497 ; Cable Ad: Cricket

—Clubhouse: “Hunters’ Arms”, President—R.

Committee—T.Hancock

E. Pearce, P. M.

Fanling; Teleph. 91-3032. Secre- Hodgson, A. C. I. Bowker, H.

taries and Treasurers’ Office: Owen-Hughes, E. J. R. Mitchell

Thomson & Co., Chartered Accoun- G.

tants, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Building; Teleph. 24616 A. C. Beck and Dr.

W. Sewell, T. A.C.Pearce

H. Burton,

Chairman—M. M. Watson Hon. Secretary—A. K. Mackenzie

Committee — J. K. Bousfield, G. P. (Teleph. 30241)

Ferguson, E. M. Hazeland, Treas. — Percy Smith, Seth &

H. H. M. Oliver, m.c., r.a., Major

A. H. Fleming

Potts and W. T. Stanton Hongkong Football Club—Happy

Valley; Teleph. 23177

Filipino Club—King’s

Teleph. 57142 Park, Kowloon; President—Sir V. M. Grayburn, kt.

Vice-do. —H.Xl—E.

Capt. Assocn. R. Forsyth

L. Strange

President—R.

Vice-do. —R. Lasala

Basa Capt. Rugby XV—J. Whitham

Hon. Secretary—L. R. Ildefonso

Hon. Treasurer—V. N. Atienza Hon. Secretary—E. L. Strange

Hon. Treasurer—D. Black

Committee—F. Gonzalez, E.

Porter, R. J. Manalac, P. Pineda, J. Committee—W. Pryde, J. Skinner,

B. 1. Bickford, C. Austin, W. R.

P. Vila, A. P. Castro, C. M. N. Andrew’s, J. C. Millar, J.

Xavier and W. V. Field Rodger and Dr. Selby

A568 HONGKONG

Hongkong Hockey Club— Committee

Nazarin, —H. Dr.T. Barma,

H. Arculli,BadanR.

President—A.

Hon. Secretary—G. A. HandSommer Singh, A. H. Madar, S. A. R.

Hon. Treasurer—E. V. Reed Ismail, M. P. Madar and A.

Captain “A” Team—J. Rahmin

Yice-Capt.—R. A. RatesE. R. Divett

Captain “ B ” Team—H. Starbuck Kowloon Bowling Green Club—

President—E. V. Searle

Vice-do —J. McKelvie

Hongkong J ockey Club, The—Exchan- Hon. Secty.—J. G. Meyer

ge Building (1st Floor); Teleph. Secty. Hon. Treas.—G. E. F. Thompson

and Treasurers27794; Race

Course, Secretary: 26324; Race

Course, Club Rooms: 21920 and Kowloon Chess Club — Peninsula

21964 Hotel, Kowloon G. E. S. Upsdell

President—Rev.

Stewards — T. E. Pearce (chairman), Vice-do.—J. S. Smith

Lt.-Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin,

o.b.e., Sir Vandeleur Grayburn, Hon. Secretary—A. D. Kurrik

rt, F. C. Hall, His Hon. Sir Hon. Treasurer—B. Evan

Atholl MacGregor, k.c., H. G. Captain—D. E. de Carvalhos

Sheldon, k.o., P. Tester & G. G. N. Committee—C.

A. C. Mitchell M. Sequeira and

Tinson, M.e.

Secretary—C. B. Brown

S. A. Sleap j H. F. Rozario Kowloon

Treasurers—Linstead & Davis

Stables— Shan Kwong Rd.; Teleph. 57018; CableCricket Club — Teleph.

Ad: Kowcriclub

27996 Patron—H. E. The Governor

Major F. Hogg, M.fi.c.v.s., manager President—Mr. Justice R. E

Lindsell

J.Capt. R. S. T. Bowden, m.k.c.v.s.

Walker Vice-do. —F.

Captain —E. Goodwin

Abraham

Hon. Secretary—V. C. Labrum

Hongkong Reel Club, The — Hon. Treasurers—Thomson & Co.

Patrons General Committee — W. L. Mc-

Honour— Sir

M. A.D.A.

R. McLay and His

MacGregors Kenzie,

Fincher,J. G.Fraser, E. Kern,T.E. A.C.

C. Burnett,

President—W. L. Alexander Madar, R. S. Capell and G. A.

Vice-Presidents—Miss J. H. Dalziel White

and D. L. Prophet

Hon. Secretary—T. P. Saunderson Kowloon Golf Club — Kowloon

c/o The Hong Kong Electric Co.,

Ltd. City; Teleph. 57927

Hon. Treasurer—D. L. Prophet c/o President—W.

Linstead & Davis Vice-Pres.—F. C.A- Barry

Stewart

Committee—Mrs. 1. Lang, Misses Captain—E. O. Murphy

Hon. Secty.—J. S. Webster

M. S.R. McGuffog,

W. Forsyth, A-D. S.Henderson,

Farquhar Treasurers—Linstead & Davis

and J. F. Scott

Ladies Recreation Club—Peak Road;

ft m ffi m w Teleph. 20451

President—Mrs. N. Mathieson

Indian Recreation Club—Sookunpoo Hon. Secty.—Mrs. G. White

Valley; Teleph. 23534 Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. G. K. Oliver

President A. el Arculli, j.p.

Vice-do.

Suiliad S. S. Matn&k and A. G. Nippon Club—Des Voeux Road C.

Hon. Secretary—A. R. Minu Chairman—Y. Kano

Hon. Treasurer—S. A. Rumjahn Vice-Chairman—M. Kitayama

Cricket Capt. 1st XI—A. R. Minu Committee—I. Fujita, A. Yama-

Tennis Capt.—H. D. Rumjahn guchi, I. Tanaka, M. Ariyoshi, T.

Hasegawa, T. Suzuki and K.

Imamura

Lawn Bowls Convenor — M. R. Secretary—H. Miura

Abbas

HONGKONG A569

Peak Club — President—Major D. S. Marchant,

Chairman—D.

Vice-Chairman—L. C. Edmondston

C. F. Bellamy m.c., 1st Bn., The Seaforth High-

landers

Committee—J.W. Alabaster,

Bowker, E Davidson, A. S. Mac- A.C.I. Secretary

Major E.—Harrison,

Garrisonm.b.e.,Sergeant

Garri-

Kichan, A. Murdoch, A. H. Penn, son Staff

K.C. Dibley,

C. Roberts

r.n. and Eng. Capt. A. Sports Club, The—King’s Building;

Secretaries

& Davis & Treasurers—Linstead Teleph. 23872; Cable Ad: Sports-

club

Polo Club—Mongkok General Committee — Dr. S. To

Patron—H.R.H . The Wong (chairman), Major C. M.

President—H.E. ThePrince of Wales

Governor Manners (vice-chairman) and

Lam Ming Fan (hon. secretary)

Rotary Club (Tuesdays)—H. K. Committee—E. Abraham, H. F.

Hotel Roof Garden; P.O. Box 321 Bunje, A. Gillard, H. H. H.

Priestley,

Lo, M. H.W.Lo,T. Stanton,

U Sz-wingHorace

and

Royal Hongkong Golf Club, The— Wong Sik Chung

Office: York Building, 4th Floor; Treasurers—Thomson and Cb.

Happy Valley: 9 Holes; Deep

Water Bay: 9 Holes; Fanling: 2 St. Patrick’s Catholic Club—5,

Courses of 18 Holes Each and One Garden Road

of Nine Holes President and Treasurer—The

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club, The Rector of St. Joseph’s Church

Commodore—E.

Vice-do. —N. Cock

V. A. Croucher

Rear Com.—D. F. Landale Taikoo Club— Quarry Bay

Joint Hon. Secretary — P. C. M. President—J. R. Masson

Sedgwick Vice-Presidents—A. R. H. Phillips

Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham and and J. Finnic

Matthews Treasurer—C. Bova

Gen Committee-Commodore E. Secretary —C. H. Summers

B. C. Dicken, o.b.e., d.s.c.,

r.n., Colonel G. C. Gowlland, G. United Services Recreation Club—

G. Wood, B. W. Dulley, A. G. Gascoine Road, Kowloon

Dalziel,

J. R.J.Colls

E. Potter, B. S. Carter President

and

Sailing Committee—Commodore Tucker, —r.n.Pay - Comdr. W. R.

E. B. C. Dicken, o.b.e., d.s.c., Hon. Secretary—Major R. Robert-

r.n., G. G. Wood, Colonel G. son, R.A.S.C.

C.Rouse,

Gowlland, Hon. Treasurer--Capt. G. S. Bates,

C. T. H.Davis,

W. Dulley,

CaptainH. S.J. R.A.P.C.

Asst. Secretary—E. R. Ransom

Kroghmoe and R. J. Minnitt

Rowing Committee—Lt.-Cpl. C.

H. Geake, A. G. Dalziel, J. E. Victoria Recreation Club—Corner of

Potter, B. S. Carter, H. O. Buse Murray and Uonnaught Roads;

and J. B. Colls Teleph. 20680; Cable Ad: Aquatics

Hon. Librarian —.Mrs. H. S. President— H. E. Sir Geoffry North-

Rouse cote, K.C.M.G.

Bowls Committee—-G. S. Archbutt, Chairman—His Honour Sir Atholl

P. S. Cassidy and A. S. Mitchell MacGregor, KT., K.c.

House Committee—E. S. Carter, Vice-do.—D. Lyon

R. J. Vernal! and J.R. L. Stanton Hon. Secretary—D. F. Lopes

Hon. Treasurer—H. Hyndman

Soldiers’ Club—Queen’s Road East, Committee—F. W. T. Ross, D.

“G” Block Laing, R.L. •).RozaHunt, C. F.Roza

Hon. President—Major-General Pereira, Pereira, X.

A. W. Bartholomew, c.b., d’Almada e Castro, Jr., G. A.

C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O. Agabeg and L. H. Oakley

A570 HONGKONG

Y’s Men’s Club—(Lunch Meetings of Educational Supplies, Scientific

Every Thursday atLiSt.ShuFrancis

President—Dr. Pui Hotel) Typewriter,

Equipments, Types and Chines#

1st Vice-President—S. B. Tan etc.—Sales Office: 39,

2nd Vice-President—C. P. Wong Queen’s Road . Central. Printing

Hon. Secretary —Luru K. Chu Works: King's Road; Telephones

Hon. Treasurer—James 21631 (Sales Office) and 24777 (Print-

Directors—Albert Chan,ChoaWong ing Works) ; Cable Ad : Comprint

Printing Works:

Kwok Fong, Ho Shu Que, Wong C.W. S.Y.Waung, manager

Kam Ying & Peter S. Wong Mi, assist, mgr.

District Governor

—Dr. F. I. Tseungfor South China Sales Office:

T.Hanson F. S.assist..

P. Chao, Hwang, manager

do.

B M -X ‘k N. T. Chang, accountant

On Ning Tai Yeuk Fong

Colonial Dispensary (Colin Macken- m ® iz Vi m ft &

zie .& Co., Ltd.), Chemists and Com Ma Su Yit fan In Sor

Druggists—Gloucester Bldg., Pedder Commercial

Street: Telephs. 21877 and 28677; (Fire Life,Union Assurance Co., Ltd.

Marine, Motor Car,

Cable Ad: Colmaco Typhoon, Accident and Sickness,

Mrs. E. Mary Harmon, m.p.s., manager Fidelity Guarantee, Plate Glass)—2,

Mrs. £. Sproule, acting manager Queen’s Buildings; Teleph. 20153;

H. Q, Hunt, secretary Cable Ad: Cuaco

Colonial Electbic Co., St.;Electrical R. L. S. Webb, local manager

Contractors—24, Ice House Teleph. Compradores’ Association;—(Aec Asso-

24635; Cable Ad: Amperage ciations and Societies)

Colonial Trading Co.—Bank of East

Asia Building, 5th Floor; Teleph. 33822 Comptoir Anglo-Continental, Ltd.—

Holland House, 3rd Floor

Columbia Films of China, Ltd., Dis-

tributors of Columbia Pictures — ® ^ fr

King’s Theatre Building; Teleph.

34083; Cable Ad: Columfilm; Code: Concrete Builders andProducts,Contractors, Limited.,

Manufac-

Bentley’s. Head Office : 142, Museum turers of Grayeblock, the lightweight

Road, Shanghai

coloured polished floor, dado and- Gran

concrete building Block, Poli roof

ft ft m 7% tiles and slabs,

Importers of white and cement,

Klinkabricks.

cement

Commercial Bureau, The, Impor-

ters and Exporters, Manufacturers’ colours, polishing and grinding stones

Representatives, Commission and high grade building materials—

etc.—York Building, Suites 307Agents, Office: Hong

k 308, Teleph. 23304. Kong

CastingBank

Yard: Building;

Ma Tau

Chater Road; Teleph. 22628; Cable Ad: Kok, Kowloon;

ComWr Teleph. 58676; Cable

Ad : Grayeblock; Codes: General,

Commercial & Credit Information Bentley’s, Directors—R.

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Bureau, Directory

1a, Chater Road, 3rd Floor;Publishers—

Teleph. A. BeckerleydeandVos,Henry

E.M. Graye

Raymond,

21072;' Cable Ad : Comacrib. Head

Offices : 1188, A. Mabini, Manila,

TheW.Philippines m & m w m X -&&

Goldenberg, manager Hup-r.hung-yun-so-bom-him-kung- ste

K. H. Li, assistant Confederation Life Association

(of Canada)—701, Bank of East Asia

Bldg.; Teleph. 31913; P.O. Box 87;

Cable Ad: Confedlife

Commercial Press, Ltd., The (Inc. in H. W. Merrick, manager

China), Printers, Publishers, Sta- Miss M. Young, stenographer

tioners, Dealers in Printing Ma- A. Wong, clerk V. Needa, Hugh

chinery, Foreign Books and Periodi- Representatives—V.

cals, Athletic Goods; Manufacturers King Li, Mrs. R. Roberts, G. T.

HONGKONG A571

May, W. L. Ramsey, Wong Kam CONSULATES

!t Ying,

Donald,J. M.

C. F.Nolasco da Silva,

Rragnell, F. H.

G. L. Chow,

i J. M. da Rocha & Co., H. K. Canton Argentine—Office:

Teleph. 26651

3, Queen’s Building;

! Export Co., Butterfield & Swire Vice-Cunsul—R. Ohl

and G. E. Huygen & Co. (Canton)

It # ?'J H i' * « a it *

Conley Tai peh Jtwok ling sze kun

Export Trading

MerchantsCo., General Import-

— National Bank Belgium—French

Floor

Bank Bldg., 2nd

Building, 8, Des Voeux Road Central;

Teleph.

Conley 26282; P.O. Box 769; Cable Ad: Consul-General (South China,

Partners—C. K. Chen & Harry Chan Hong Kong, Macao and The

Staff—F. C. Laurel, K. Y. Liu and Philippines)—H. V ander Straeten

C. K. Lee Clerk—Chu Dat Hien

g 4MS S # ffi *

Bolivia—York Building, 4th Floor

h’ Connaught Aerated Water Co., Ltd.— Hon. Consul—C. H. Basto (c/o

f 57, Queen’s Rd. East; Teleph. 20737 Little, Adams and Wood)

>y Connaught Electric Supplies—255, b' # m i* ® s *.

Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27166 Tai pa sai kwok ling sze kun

Brazil—8,: Des Vceux Road Central;

(I; Connaught Printing Press, Commercial Teleph. 23216; P.O. Box 527

|If and Job-printers,

Book-binders, GeneralBlock-makers

Engravers, Stationers, Vice-Consul—Faustino A. Xavier

and Rubber-stamp Makers—1a, Stanley 1- m M BJI PH ^

I Street; Teleph. 21779

Costa Rica—Bank of East Asia Bldg.,

9th

400; Floor; Teleph.

Cable Ad: 22277; P. O. Box

Costarica

ft # m & Consul—J. M. da Rocha

Kung Lee Yang Hong

I Connell Bros. Company, Ltd., Im- Cuba—Bank of East Asia Building, 7th

| porters, Exporters and Brokers—Top Floor, Room No. 704; Teleph. 24402

i Floor, David House, 67, Des Voeux Hon. Consul—G.,A.D.A.R. Thom

Black, o.b.e.

|i: Road, Central; Teleph. 20758; Cable Ad: Secretary—Miss

It Connell

President — Bray ton Wilbur (San tm mm ft

Francisco) Tan mak ling sze kun

y Manager—J. R. Jones (Hong Kong

and South China) Denmark—York Building, 2nd Floor;

| Accountant—P. Abesser Teleph. 20998

Consul—Karsten Larssen

; ft w m it Ecuador—French Bank Building,

Xiang Lee Yang Hong Room 55: Teleph. 28687

Connell & Co., Ltd., H., Exporters of Consul—-A. A. R. Botelho

Ginger, Wood Oil, Aniseed and Cassia Actg. Consul—A. G. Botelho

|I? Oils, Soy Beans, Seagrass and Rattan

Core, Split Bamboo, Palm Fibre and ElCentral; Salvador — 8,23216 Des Voeux Road

U General Buildings; Importers

Teleph. —24828;

4th Floor,

Cable China

Ad: Acting Teleph.

Consul—Fred. A. Xavier

Typhoon ; All Popular Codes Finland—7, Queen’s Road COntral;

H. Connell, managing director Teleph. 24721

U H.TatC.Chee,

Kiangdirector

| Florence Chan Consul—Wallace J. Hansen

A572 HONGKONG

t # m m & a Acting Consul-General—Dr.

Tai fat kwok ling sze kun A. van Woerden

France—13, Peak Road; Chancery Secretary—H. J. Tadema Wielandt

of the Consulate: Alexandra Interpreter—Li Hon Wing

Building, Des Vo«ux Road; Calble t * Des Voeux B Road^ Cen-1

Ad: Fransulat Nicaragua—8,

Consul de France—F.

Vice-Consul- C. BennerDupuy tral; Teleph. 23216 - . A. Xaviei

Germany — Pedder Building; Teleph. Acting Consul—Fred.

•247^8; P.O. Box 112; Cable Ad:

Consugerma t m m m $ m *

Consul General—H. Gipperich Tai nor wei kwok ling sze kun

Chancellor- A. Gelewsky Norway—York Building, 2nd Flooi,

Secretary—Otto Neidt Teleph. 20998

Do. —Miss Ch. Zimmermann

Interpreter—Fung Ying-hai Consul—Karsten Larssen

Panama—Hong KOhg Bank Building,

§ ^ m $i & MRoad, % Kow- 3rd Floor; Teleph. 23991; Cable Ad :

Panacohsul

Guatemala—To-kwa-wan Consul-General — Dr. Juan Rivera

loon c/o Far East Oxygen & Reyes

Acetylene Co., Ltd.

Consul—Raymond E. Devaux

Peru — (The American Consulate-

Honduras—French Bank Building, General Is Temporarily In Charge

Room 55; Teleph. 28687 of Peruvian Interests)

Consul—A. A. R. Botelho

Actg. Consul—A. G. Botelho t m m m % %

Po tu ga kwok ling sze kiin

# ♦ a fj * s *

Tai i tai li chung ling sze shut Portugal—Bank of East Asia Building;

Italy—Exchange Building, 2nd Floor; Teleph.

Consul23678

— Dr. Alvaro Brilhante

Teleph. 21139; Cable Ad: Italconsul Laborinho

Consul-General — Marquis G. Chancellor—F. P. de V. Soares

Pagano di Melito Stenographer—Miss A. M. Gomes

Chancellor and Secty.—M. Cunietti

Chinese Secretary—H. K. Ho ft mm m m

Typist—Miss L. Pasquali Chim lo ling sze kiin

itYat if M ling sze* kimfl Siam — Stock Exchange Building, Ice

pun chung House Street; Teleph. 20441

Japan—5, Ice House St.; Teleph. 20579 Consul-General—J. T. Bagram

Consul-General—Akiyoshi Tajiri

Consul—T. Oda

Vice-Consul—C. Tonegi Tay say pa ga kwok ling sze kun

Chancellors

Hatanaka, —K.G.Kaziwara,

Matsumoto, G. Spain—453,

M. Taka- The Peak; Teleph.

saki, J. Asai, M. Yatagai, O. 29333; Cable Ad : Conispania

Okuda and Y. Fukui

Clerk—S. Fujita ft m m m ± 2$

Typists—Miss

Hamanaka &J.Tokiko

Castilho, Miss T.

Hamanaka Sui sze kwok li’ g sze kvn

Marine

Y. MakiInspectors—K. Nagai and Sweden—4a, Des Vqjux Road Central;

Medical Attache—Dr. S. Kotani Teleph. 30988

Consul—G. Miskin

:t * is @ a * * Switzerland, Consular Agency For—

Tai wo kwok tsung ling sze chii Alexandra Building, 3rd Floor c/o

Netherlands—Shell House, 6th Floor, Ed.

25958A. Keller & Co., Ltd.; Teleph.

ueen’s Road Central; Cable Ad: Vice-Consul—H. A. Keller

ollandia

HONGKONG A573

& m m m m ^ Co-operative sandalwood Co.

Tai mei kwbh lih'g sze k ivn (South Australia),DesLtd.,VoeuxSandal-

United States of America —Hongkong wood Merchants—4a,

Teleph. 28847; Cable Ad: Ascol

Road;

&Teleph.

Shanghai

27764 Bank Bldg.,. 2nd Floor; ; E. J. T. Warren, manager

Consul - General — Addison E. « i* * a

Southard;

Consul Howard Donovan Co - operativeand Trading Co.,Agents,

The,

Consul—Frederic CharlesFornes, J r. Insurance

Engineering Contractors, Commission

Importers and

Vice - Consul—J ohn C. Pool Exporters — National Bank Building;

Vice - Consul—Robert

United C. Coudray

States Public Health Sefcvice Teloph. 24288; P.O. Box 514; Cable

—Dr. Charles R. Mallary Ad: Cooperates

S. K.P. Tong, manager

S. Yeung, assist.

m » O' m m C. F. Shum, do.

United States Treasury Dept. —

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Build- Cordial Co., The, Manufacturers and

ing, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 33240

Arthur J. Campbell, treasury Exporters of Drawn Work and Ladies'

Silk Underwear, Wholesale and Retail

representative

Kenneth Wong, clerk —35, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

57983 ; P. O. Box 1619; Cable Ad :

HP! Tung Tsai Lung Cordial ; Codes : Bentley’s and Private

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Tourist, Cornell, W.A., f.r.i.b.a., f.s.i., Chartered

Steamship, Banking and Forwarding Architect and Surveyor, Civil Engineer

Agents, etc.—Queen’s Building (Oppo- and Valuer—Hong Kong

site Star Ferry Pier); Cable Ad: Coupon

J. manager

H. Green,(Shanghai)

Far Eastern general Corney & Co., Ltd., R., Glass Merchants

N. J. Perrin, manager (Teleph. 21363) and VceuxMirror Road Manufacturers

Central; Teleph. — 127,22037;

Des

Tourist Dept.—Teleph. 20524 Cable Ad: Corney

D.G.K.H.Hislop K. M. Sung

W. K. Brett

Lam Miss Miss A. M. Williams Cornwell & Co., Importers, Exporters

L. Lee and Commission Agents—6, Des Voeux

S. L. Wong Miss M. R. Munro Road Central;

Banking Dept. Teleph. 23201

B. H.Hailstone Corna; Codes:Teleph.

Acme,22135;A.B.C.

Cable 6th,

Ad:

C. Woo ,| S. C. Chan Bentley’s k Rudolf Mosse

Freight Dept.—Teleph. 20525 C.B. Lang,

Yat Wai, manager

asst, manager

R.E. Hyndman | M. R. Beltrao S. W. Lo (Machinery Dept.)Shan and

Accounts Dept.—Teleph.

H. K. Chan j W. C. Kwok 20525 Au Chung Fan, Lam Fong

Mail Dept. -Teleph. 20525 K. C. Liang, assistants

T. C. Tang n & mm ft ¥ m &

It PE iU Cosmopolitan Sound Company, Im-

Cooper k Co., G., General Merchants, Systems, and porters Suppliers of Sound

Importers and Exporters—3If, Wynd- Parts—AsiaTheatre Equipments and

ham Street, 1st Floor; Teleph. 24384; 24077; P.O. BoxLife741;Building; Cable

Teleph.

Ad: Cosmic

P.O.P. N.

BoxCooper,

390: Cable Ad: Copco

manager • Tong Siu Kee, manager

I J. P. Cooper, sub-do. Coutinho Caro k Co. — Bank of East

Co-Operatieve Condensfabriek “Fries Asia Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 32180

land,” Manufacturers of Longevity 19 » «8 6 ® SS

Condensed

Exporters —Milk, WangGeneral

HintrImporters

Building,k

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 31373; CowAiN k Co. (China), Thomas, White

Ant Exterminators—Queen’s Building;

Cable Ad: Friesland Teleph. 30722; Cable Ad: Whiteants;

N. E. Allaye, manager and in Shanghai, Canton, Swatow,

H. W. Chan, assistant Amoy, Foochow and Hankow

A574 HONGKONG

Principal— T. A. Cowan J. D. Thomson, manager

General Manager—S. A. Chan G. Milne, secretary

Secretary—Miss E. Chung Office Staf

Kepresentatives — C. L. Chan (South R. F. Sutherland, a.c.i.s.

China) and T. C. Chin (Outports) E. W. Coulson F.C. F.Linennen

Agents ; Gregory S. L. Andrews

J.C. C.L. Gill LeonardCastro

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. H. Kew Mrs.A.E.H.

Jardine Engineering Corpri., Ltd. P. Castilho Miss P. L. Kerr

Coxon & Co., C., Importers D. K. Paul MissM.L.deSouza

-China Building; Teleph. k31643

Exporters F.

Farm Staf

Miss Sprinkle

C. Coxon, manager H. C. Watson, m.r.c.v.s.

Chaigengower Cricket Club — (See T. Lunson, stock supt.

Clubs) C. Jackson P.D. Veronkin

Croucher & Co-, Stock, Share and D. McFefran

N. Kouznetzoff Y.E. K.Mariepolsky

Topmakoff

General Brokers (Member of the Hong S. P. Zavarubin

Kong Stock Exchange) —

Bank Building; Teleph. 20211; CableChartered B. Y. Cherikoff A. Chernikoff

Ad : Crostock ; Codes : Broomhall, Butchery E. Videro V.S. Malysheff

Bentley’s and 2nd and Shipping Department

N. V. A. Croucher, principal B. W. Bradbury, supt.

E. S. Cuteher, asst. supt.

Miss E. Sung R. B. Brown E. C. F. Curtis

hi fit a a m 7% m # T.

W.Paton Muir J.R. Koeppin

O’Sullivan

Growx Life Insurance Co., Toronto, : C. J. Grover M. Bainbridge

Canada— W. W. Miles F. Gonzales

Managers—Gilman & Co., Ltd., 4a Ice and Cold Storage Department

Des Voux Koad Central; Teleph.

28400 E. M. Hanlon

IceJ.Cream Wolfe Sales and. Soda Fountain

Cuban Consulate— (See Consulates) Dairy—East

A. D. Wyllie,Point supt.

Daido & Co.—National Bank Building, W. J. F. Gardner

1st Floor; Teleph. 32161 Engineers

W. Macfarlane, supt.

A. Macfarlane

Canton Branch—-Shameen, Canton

Ngau Nai Ping Chong Yau Han Rung Sze F. Cope; engr.-in-charge

Dairy

Co., Farm, Ice and Cold

Ltd., The—Dairy Storage

Farmers, But- D’Almada & Co., Leo,Patent

Solicitors,

chers, Poultrymen and Ice

Importers Conveyancers, Proctors, and

Australian Frozen Food; and Coldof Trade

(First

Mark Agents —David House

Floor); Teleph. 31194 ; Cable Ad:

Storage apd Ice Cream Manufacturers—

Town Office and Main Depot: 2, Lower Leo;LeoCode: A.B.C.e Castro,

5th edn.solicitor

D’Almada

' Albert

Teleph. Rd., Corner

20118; Cable of Ad:

Wyndham St.;

Milkmaid;

Town Branch and Soda Fountain : 13,

C.H. D’Ahhada

A. de Barrose Castro,

Botelho, do.

do.

Queen’s Road C.; Kowloon Branch: 74, Y.TangF. V.WaiRibeiro,

Cho, cashier

Nathan Rd.; Kowloon Tong Branch :

188, Prince Lam

Fting,Kwok Choi and Mok Chee,

Lee Keang Tsze

Branch : 20,Edward

BridgeRoad;

Row;Quarry Bay

East Point interpreters

Branch: Yee Woo Street; Peak Branch: D’Almada e Castro, Jr., Leo, Barrister-

Peak GarageDairy

Shameen. Building;

FarmsCanton Branch: at-Law - Prince’s Building; Teleph.

at Pokfulum.

Ice Factory and Cold Stores

Point, 18, Connaught Road Central at Eastk 20333

Canton Road, Kowloon

Directors — T. E. Pearce (chairman). A. Le Ma Ta Kap Ma Son Chong Sze

D. F. Landale, Hot). Mr. S. H, D’Almada k Mason, Solicitors, Convey-

Dodwell, Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields ancers, Patent and Trade Mark Agents

and H. Y. Wilkinson

HONGKONG A575

—Kayamally Bldg., 20-22, Queen's Tak Wai Po

M (i

Road Central; Teleph. 20897; Cable Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd., General

Ad: Dahlia

F. X. D’Almada e' Castro, principal Merchants, Exporters and Importers,

Sack & Bag Manufacturers, Hydraulic

Frank X. D’Almada e Castro, Jr., do. Press Packers—Offices: Chartered Bank

Staff — Tso Kwai Pang, Wong Lin Building; Teleph. 28116 (3 Lines);

Hop, Liu Kam Wa, Chau To Shang, Factory & Godown:

Tso Woon Kin, Wong Kan Wai, Teleph. 26542 ; Cable Ad : Davisack Quarry Bay;

Chau Chun Pong and Se-to Hin ;

Codes : Bentley’s Complete Phrase,

Bentley’s Second Phrase, Schofield’s

D’Almada Remedios & Co., Solicitors, Eclectic and 3-Letter, Acme, A.B.C.

Proctors, etc.—York Building, Chater 5thW.andA. 6th and Private

Stewart, managing director

Road (2nd Floor): Teleph. 28458; Cable T. S. Webster, director & secretary

Ad: Dalrem

J. M. D’Almada Remedios, solicitor Staff—

A. L. S. Read | L. S. Landsbert

J. M. G. Silva, cashier

A. M. Xavier, clerk

Cheng Sang, interpreter t J.A. Kirwen

R. Brown I T.M. A.A, Warnes

Williams

Li Wai Man, do. H. L. Carson Albert Lau

Lee Siu Chung, do. A.W. H.N. Dinnen

Fleming Mrs. E. Gutierrez

Miss M. M. Guest

Danish Consulate—{See Consulates) A. M. Larcina I Miss F. Fowler

Li Sui Wing, comprador e

Danish, Portrait & Art Photography— Represented in Great Britain by

Gloucester Arcade; Teleph. 33188 Thomas

Andrew Street,Boag Greenock,

& Co., Ltd.—St.

Scotland

± m s. it » Agencies-. IMPORT DEPARTMENT

Danby & Hance, Manufacturers’ Re- Central Agency, Ltd. Threads

presentatives & Commission Agents— Irish Linen Mills, Ltd., Belfast. Linen

Alexandra Building (4th Floor); Teleph. Manufactures

32562; Cable Ad: Hanby Brooke,

Partners—J. D. Danby and J. H. R.

Hance shaw k,Bond

Brooke,(Ceylon), Ltd. Rick-

Bond Ceylon Tea

A.Decatur.

E. StaleyCornManufacturing

Flour & CornCo.,

m ® ± ft Syrup

Dastub, R. A., Share, Freight, Insurance building supplies department

and General Broker—Exchange Bldg. Armstrong Cork Co. Linoleum,

(3rd Floor); Teleph. 32565; P.O. Box 523; Accotile, etc.

; Cable Ad: Dastur British Re-inforced Concrete Eng.

De Wat Co., Ltd.,

inforcing FabricStafford. Concrete Re-

$ M H. Lauritzen, London. Boiler Feed

David & Co., S. J., Merchants, Property Water Treatment

Owners 67-69,

House, and Des

Estate

VoeuxAgents—David

Road Central; Masonite Corporation. Presdwood,

Telephs. 20482 (Manager) and 20060 etc.

Montgomerie, Stobo & Co., Ltd.,

(General Office);

Ad: Psalmist P.O. Box 257; Cable Glasgow. Paints

Evelyn David (Shanghai) Ocean

Oils Oil Co., Ltd., London. Marine

Archibald David (Hongkong) Powell Duffryn Associated Collieries,

Villiers David (London) Ltd. Timber and Metal Preserva-

G. V. T. Marshall, sub-mgr. tives, etc.

H. Jephson, do. Quasi-Arc Co.,

F. H. Donald

Miss E. Carvalho Welding PlantLtd., London. Electric

Pun Tat Ming H. H. Robertson Co., Ellesmere Port.

Au Shiu Ping Asbestos Protected Metal Roofing

Lam Man Hung and Ventilators

Agents for\ Rolscreen Co., Pella., U.S.A. Mosquito

The South British Insurance Co., Screens

Ltd. Ruberoid

Felts Co., Ltd., London. Roofing

Redgow, path,Structural

Brown

c Co.,Work

Ltd., Glas- Central ; Teleph. 30287 ; Cable Ad : ;

Ottery; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th

Office Equipment k Electrical I Editions, Bentley’s, Broomhall’s Im-

Departments perial Combination and Western Union

Remington Typewriters Michael

notaryHoward

public Turner, solicitor and

Dalton Adding

VI arch ant CalculatorsMachines H.public

J. Armstrong, solicitor and notary

Sankey Sheldon Steel Furniture R.public

A. Wadeson, solicitor and notary

Addressograph Machines

Herring-Hall Marvin Safes

Westinghouse Electric International O. E.C. C.Hung,

W. Marton, solicitor

Co.,

RadiosMew York. Equipment

& Electrical Refrigerators, W. A. MacKinlay, do. do.

TheFirePyrene P. Wynter-Blyth, do.

Extinguishers, etc. Brentford.

Co., Ltd., J. A. Chue, cashier

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

London & Provincial Marine k Dean k Dawson,

Building, 3rd Floor Ltd. — (Gloucester

General Insurance Co., Ltd.

(Marine)

National Assurance Co. of Ireland “ Degesch ” Deutsche Gesellschaft

(Fire) FuER S 0 H A ED LING- SBEKA EMPFUNG,

Yorkshire Insurance Co. (Accident) m.b.H., Frankfurt am MainRoad

— 201, Asia

Davies, Brooke & Gran, Architects, Life Building, 14, Queen’s Central;

Surveyors and Civil Engineers—St. Teleph. 27366; P.O. Box 392;

Cebrahn; Codes: Mosse and Supple-Cable Ad:

George’s Bldg.; Teleph. 26250; Cable ment and Private Code

Ad:J. Datum

T. Wynward Brooke, f.r.i.b.a.e.m. H. Hbmmel, Hong Kong repres.

partner Delburgo k Co., D H., Exporters —

E. M. Gran. Architect, partner Bank of Canton Building, 5th Floor,

H.D.J. E.Tebbutt, a.r.i.b.a.,

Hindmarsh, partner-

assistant 6,P.O.DesBox

Ymux Road Cent.; Teleph. 28163;

Staff 91; Cable Ad: Chinaforce

D.H. E.W. Hindmarsh

Kwan, a.r.i.b.a.

Mrs. R. E. Lee, secretary 'a ft f'J m

; Lew Sin Tat-lee-yexmg-hona

C.YamL. PatRochaFong Dennis k Co., Ltd., Importers, Exporters

Yam Chiu Fong and Commission Agents —33320;

Canton Building; Teleph. Bank P.O.

. of

I. N. Pang Box 868; Cable Ad:andDenis; Codes:

T.Y. F.C. LiLee Acme, Duo, Bentley’s Private

Directors—Charles Namsang, Swang

Lau Chi Wing O’Young, Kwai Cheung O’Young

Mong King Tong Lam Yu PingK. and Chung Shau Ki

Mok Ming Yan Manager—S. Chung

Staff- Wong Tai Kwan, Ng Hin

m w m Kwan, Chan Luen Po. and Au

DeEnslavers

La Rueand& Co., Ltd.,of Bank

Thomas, Yeong Kun

Printers Notes

—ing,Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Room 204 (2nd Floor); Teleph. Build-

22494;

A, J. Cable

Avramow, Ad: Far

Delarue DerMerchants,

A. Wing Stationers,

Eastern Manager k Co. (1923),Printers,

Ltd., General

Book-

Lo Hung Nien binders, Artists’ Colourmen and Com-

A. M. Jaffer, Secretary mission Agents—14, Wellington Street;

Teleph. 21676; P.O. Box 443

SB # & &

Deacons, Solicitors, Conveyancers, Desai, R. E., Merchant

Agent—China Buildingand (5th

Commission

Floor);

Proctors, Notaries and Patent and P.O. Box 396; Cable Ad: Godhelp

Trade Mark Agents—1, Des Vceux Road

HONGKONG Abl7

^ H Talc Fu it fp m m m m

Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesells- Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufacturers’

chaft Waibei & Co. (Defag) — Agents—French Bank Bldg.; Codes:Teleph.

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 34171; P 0. 2451.8; Cable Ad: Eximco;

Bentley’s and Private

Acme,

Box 77; Cable Ad: Waidefag K. C. Fong, assist, manager

F. Bumann Shiu Ku

L. Svendsen Y. M. Suit | Miss C. L. Khoo

E. Dettinger E.MissWagner N. Buchloh

C. Grenz Miss G. Engel

M. Hess Miss H. Hemmerle Dodwell if Tisttt, C'heang

H. Langen- siepen Miss R. Priede- & Co.,andLtd., GeneralAgents

Mer-

L.H. Lucas ’ mann chants, Shipping Insurance

—Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Lueer Miss E. Schoeppe (3rd

E. Rother Mrs. H. Desebrook CableFloor); Teleph. 28021; P. O. Box 36:

Ad: Shanghai,

Dodwell. Branches:

H. Spanier

Technical Department Dyes

Mrs. I. Tolle Foochow, Hankow, Canton, Chung-

Dr. B. Adarnczewski king (Barry &. Dodwell, Ltd.), Tokyo,

Technical Department Agfa Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya, Colombo,

J. H. Rothe Vancouver, Seattle (Wash.), San Fran-

cisco,; Los

London (HeadAngeles,

Office) New York and

Agencies-. S. H. Dodwell, Managing Director

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesells- R'W. K.Wright,

Valentine,

cbaft, Frankfurt/Main

Agfa, China Co., Otto & Co., Shanghai Asst.Sub-Manager

Sub-Manager

Agents in Canton-. (On leave)

•Tebsen & Co. A. (OnC. I.leave)

Bowker, Asst. Sub-Manager

H. Pielcke Staff—

W. Bahnson I A. Helmold R. R. W. Ashby

W. Fuld I Miss E. Gath B.L. C. Baker

Technical Department C. A. Sills

R. Frosch W. M. Barton H. A. Silva

Deutsche Gold-und Silber-Scheide- L. A. (On leave) R.H. J.M. Silva

Benn Silva

anstalt

am Mainvorm.

— AsiaRoessler, Frankfurt

Life Building, 14, C.V. Bond E.J. R.Grant Smith

Queen’s Bond Soares

P. O. BoxRoad392;Central:

Cable Teleph. 37366;

Ad: Cebrahn; M. A. Cairns A. R. Tavares

H. M. Camdos : B. S. Vieira

Codes:

Private Code Mosse & Supplement and G. W. Carr A. F. Walkden

H. Hommel, Hong Kong repres. L.A. A.J. Dennis

Carvalho H.P. B.G. Wilson Williams

Diocesan Boys’ , School, The — ( See F. Edwards V. A. Yvanovich

Educational) W.

A. W.A. Garia

Hayward MissM.d’Almada e Castro

Diocesan Girls’ School and Orphanage, A. Heng Miss H. Ba! chin

the-—(See Educational) J. S. Howell Miss E. Barros

A-D. D.Humphreys

Humphreys Miss Miss F.D. Dunn

Dodwell

Directory & Chronicle

Japan, IVEalaya, etc.,ofPublished

China, D. Knox Miss M. Griffiths

Annually by the Hongkong Daily A- H. Lay (On leave) MissMiss G. Malabar

K.

Press, Ltd. H. H. Mundy M.

Queen’s Road— Marina

Central; House,

Telephs. 15-19,

30251 (On leave) ; Rodrigues

&London

33383; < P.O.

'ffice:Box 1; Cable

53, Fleet Ad:E.Press.

Street, C. 4. Wm. Orr Miss M Reay

W. J. Priest Miss E. Ruffio

Lt.-Col.

editor H.L. Murrosv, n.S.o.,managing C. I. da Rosa

A. W. W. Salter Mrs. Mrs. A.M. M.

Klausz

Stone

Mrs. R. Ramsey (Advertising Dept.) U. Sz-wing, Compradore

Tse Shu Man | Cheung Hing Lock General Managers for:

Dixon Co. — National Bank Building, Otis Elevator Company

Room 107, 1st Floor; Teleph. 22483 Staff — M. A. Johnson, A. Minoot,

H. W. Brown and Mrs. E. V. Young

A578 HONGKONG

Union Waterboat Co., Ltd. Continental Department

F. Edwards, a.m.i.m.e., Supt. Markt & Co.—Hardware. Motor

Agencies : Accessories, Glass, Building

Kailan Mining

Coal, Coke, Glass Administration—

& Ceramics Sundries, Provisions

Shipping Department Insurance Department

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line Liverpool & London & Globe In-

Dodwell-Castle Line surance Co-, Ltd.—Fire, Marine,

Wm. Crosby & Co., Melbourne Motor Cars, Lifts, Travellers'

Cox & Kings (Agents), Ltd. Effects

Export Department . Caledonian Insurance Co.—Fire

Rubber Shoes and Boots and Marine

Flashlight Torch Cases Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.—Fire

Rattanware Flour Department

Embroidery Sperry Flour Co. of San Francisco

Crocheted Gloves

China Produce Powell & Russell, Vancouver, B. C.

W. S. Kimpton k Sons, Melbourne

Import, and

Provision

Drugs Department Stratton & Sons, Ltd., Sydney

Huntley & Palmer, Ltd.—Biscuits Machinery & Contracting Dept.

Sperry Flour Co.—Cereals Allied Ironfounders, Ltd.—Fuel

Plaimar, Ltd.—Essences & Oils Oil Ranges

Webb

Aspinalls (Paints), Ltd.—Paints fiers

Libby, McNeill & Libby—Canned Crane, Ltd.—Boilers, Hot Water

Foods and Steam, Radiators, &c.

S. Cordials

J. Perry& Lemos

& Co.—Fruits Juice Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd.-

Steel, Drilling Steel, &c.

J. C. Hutton & Co., Pty., Ltd.— J. Freeman, Sons k Co.—“Cemen-

“Pineapple” Hams and Bacon tone” Cement Colouring Powder,

Jones

Famous Foods, Ltd.—Macaroni, Fire Extinguishing Equipment

Spaghetti, etc. Gerrard Industries, Ltd.—“Ger-

Campbell Soup Co.—Soups rard” Wire Tying Machines’

Cleeves, Ltd.—Toffees C. E. Heinke k Co.—Diving Ap-

Mulcott Belting Co.—Hair Belt- paratus

ing Hepworth & Grandage, Ltd.—Pistons,

James Neill & Co. (Sheffield), Rings, Gudgeon Pins, Automotive

Spare Parts

Ltd.—Hack Saws Insulite Co. of Finland — “ In-

Francis Webster & Sons, Ltd.— sulite” Building, Acoustical &

Canvas Wall Boards

Glandular Preparations, Ltd.- Wm. Jacks k Co., Ltd.—Expand-

Pharmaceutical Products ed Metal

Page-Hersey Export Co., Ltd.— Kerner, Greenwood & Co., Ltd.—

Pipes, Steam, Gas and Water “Pudlo” Cement Waterprpofing

Johnson-Pickett Rope Co.—Manila Compound

Rope Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto,

Shalimar Rope Works, Ltd., Calcutta Ltd.—Electrical Machinery

Icilma Company, Ltd. — Toilet

Preparations LeePumps

Howland& Plunger

Co., Ltd.—Centrifugal

Type

John Knight, Ltd.—Soap Morris Industries Exports, Ltd.—

Peter Lunt <& Co., Ltd.—Soft Petrol, Paraffin. Marine and

Soap Industrial Engines

Nicholas Pty., Ltd.—Aspro Norris, Henty k Gardners, Ltd.—

Phosferine (Ashton k Parsons, “Gardner” Diesel Engines

Ltd.)—Phosferine G. C. Pi 11 inger & Co.—“Electro-

Milton Pty., Ltd.—Milton Pre- matic” Oil Burners

parations

HONGKONG A.579

Reavell & Go.—Air Compressors Motor Car Department

and Exhausters Morris Industries Exports, Ltd.—

Turners, Asbestos Cement Co.— Morris, Wolseley and M. G.

Packings, Asbestos & Asbestos Armstrong Siddeley Motors, Ltd.

Cement Products —Cars

Victor Oii Engine, Ltd.—Small Lodge Plugs, Ltd.—Sparking

Diesel Marine and Stationary Plugs

Woodite Co.—“Woodite” Products Joseph Lucas, Ltd.—Motor Acces-

Paint Department sories

RedCompositions

Hand Compositions S. Carburetters

U. Carburetterand FuelCo.,

PumpsLtd. —

and PaintsCo.—Ships’ Ferodo, Ltd.—Brake Lining

Office Equipment and Refrigeration Chrysler Corporation—Dodge Cars

Department and Trucks

Roneo, Ltd.—Steel

Underwood Office Furnituie

Co.— W.; Teleph.& Co.—193,

Doi Kwonq Queen’s Road

Typewriters, Elliott-Fisher

Bookkeeping Machines 25221

Sundstrand Adding Machines H,M M ®

Original Odhner—Calculators

Safe-Cabinet—Fireproof. Safes Dollar Directory, Published by The

Victor Safe Co.—Safes Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. — 3a,

Kolok Mfg. Co.—Typewriter Rib- Cable Wyndham Street; Teleph. 20022;

bons and Carbons Ad : Mail

Frigidaire Corpn. of New York, G. C. Burnett, manager

Frigidaires & Air Conditioners Dolly Vardon Hat Shop, Hats, Gowns,

Consol Products, Ltd. — Soda Sports Wear, Bathing Suits, Wash-

Fountains

Frick Corporation—Cold Storage ofdresses—Si.

Chater Road George’s Building,

and Ice House Corner

Street;

Equipment Teleph. 26449

McCray Refrigerator Co.—Display

Cabinets frf: litSha—Holland

jl mHouse, 6th

Wines and Spirits Department Domei Tsushin

Jas. Buchanan & Co., Ltd.— Floor; Teleph. 28653; Cable Ad: Domei

“Black & White” Whisky S. Matsukata, manager

Louis Bert & Cie.—Burgundies, Domestic Engineers, Ltd., Electrical

Wines, &c. Wiring, Electro Platers. Specialising

Carreras, Ltd.—Craven “A” Ci- in Electric Refrigeration—Office: 22,

garettes and Tobaccos Des Voeux Road Central, 1st Floor;

Courvoisier, Ltd.—Brandies

Galbraith & Grant, Ltd.—Veuve Teleph. Works : 23504; Gloucester

98-99, Cable Ad:Road,Yulan;

Wan-

Clicquot, Ponsardin Champagne chai; Teleph. 33817

Hunt, Roope, Teage & Co.—Ports W. S. Cheang, acting manager

and Sherries K. S. Ho, secretary

McEwan Younger, Ltd.—Bottled Distributors H. C. Kwok, accountant

and Draught Ales for:

Premier Pabst Sales Co.—Pabst Kelvinator Corporation of U.S.A.

Beer Great Western Chemical Co., U.S.A.

W. A. Ross & Sons, Ltd.—Lime Leland Electric Co., U.S.A.

Juice, &c.

Geo. G. Sandeman Sons & Co.— DominicanSpanish

Procuration for Missions,

— (See under Churches and

Ports and Sherries Missions)

Tanqueray Gordon & Co., Ltd.—

Gin, Cocktails and Rum

Tolley, Scott & Tolley, Ltd.—Aus- Dor Po Co., The (Established 1919), Im-

tralian Brandy

The Clifford Wilkinson Tansan porters, Exporters and Manufacturers

Mineral Water Co., Ltd.— of“Five Mosquito

Bats

Destroyers.

”—404, Prince

Trade Mark

Edward Rd.:

Mineral Waters Teleph. 59902; P.O. Box 54

A&80 HONGKONG

Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Hong Kong Dunlop; Rubber Co. . \China), Ltd.—

Bank Building* Boom 207; Teleph. Marina House, 2nd. Floor, Queen’s Road

31607; P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Doug- Central; Teleph. 31107; P.O. Box 478;

lasair.

California, Office: Santa Mpnica, Cable Ad: Pneumatic

HeadU.S.A.

F. S. Gibbings, mng. dir. (Shanghai)

M. S. Polin, factory representative S. G. Hayes, director (Tientsin)

L. Turner W. T. Tsang F. C. Young, mgr. (Hongkong)

T k Ke Le

D-H. Stewart j Mrs. C. S. Rosselet

±m &m « 've n & m

Douglas, Lapraik &Co., Merchants— Duplicating

P. & O. Building, Des Voeux Road: Moonstone,Stone Co., Manufacturers of

Copying Composition,

Telephs. 28037-8; Cable

S. T. Williamson, principal Ad: Lapraik Hectograph Pad and Hectograph

C.R. L.Murray

Farmer j Mrs.H. D.E.Bruce Ink, etc.—22, Cochrane St. : Teleph.

Martin 24330

C. T. Devis | Miss E. Remedios Mok Man Sum, manager

Duro MotorGarage

General Co., Ltd. (Gilman

Business andMotors),

Filling

Tak Ki Lee Si Lun Shun Kung Sze Station—132, Nathan Hd., Kowloon;

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. Teleph. 57226

Teleph. 28037; Cable Ad: Lapraik

Douglas, L'apraik& Co.,—gen.

Sir mgis.

Robert E. King &; Company

Consulting Committee

Ho Tung, kt., H. V. Wilkinson, Shipchandlers and(Established 1867),

General Store-

keepers. Iron, Steel,

H. M. Turner and S. T. Williamson Merchants—25, Wing Wo Street;. Metal & Hardware

Teleph. 26946; Cable Ad: Eidograph

Dozon Co., General Storekeepers, Ship

and Family Compradores, Petroleum

and Cigarette Merchants—286, Laichi- Eagle Garage, Motor CarsRoad,

for Hire (Day

kok Road, Shumshuipo; Teleph. 57861 and Night)—27, Canton Tsimsha-

tsui, Kowloon; Teleph. 564.36

Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd., The—33, East Asia Coal and Motor Transporta-

Wong Nei Chung Road, Happy Valley; tion Ca^-ll,. Fleming Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 31261; Cable Ad: Autoimport 24609

C.P. M.

Lauritsen, managing director

Davis, director

M. B. King, do. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, Import,

Export, Shipping—Queen’s Bldg.

Dransfield & Co., A., Manufacturers’ 7.(2nd Floor); Telephs. 34111 (Direct Ex-

Representatives, Importers and Ex- , change OrienteaktoandAllOrient

Depts.); Cable Ads:

porters—2nd Floor,

Building; Teleph. 34366 Bank of Canton H. E. Nielsen, manager

A.W. Dransfield, mng. partner C. Wagner, j K. Kjaev

Maycock, partner

Staff—R. Maycock and Miss E. H.

1 jaing n & M ffi

East Asiatic

Export, Tradingof Co.,

Manufacturers Import,

Chinese Art

it) ./£ & m Objects,SilkSpecialist in Blackwood

Linen Embro-

Drapery Emporium, The—64, Nathan ideries, Garments, and

Road,Gassum

Ad: Kowloon; Teleph. 57004; Cable TeakwoodRetail

Furniture, Wholesale and

— Shell House ; Teleph. 22545 :

:

Cable Ad: Antilace

Dunbar

kong Y. W. Wong, manager

Floor);& Teleph.

Shanghai21168;

BankP.O.

Building

Box (3rd

282;

Cable Ad: Dunbar East Point

Lambert Dunbar Teleph. 23422Garage—Yee

I Wo Street ;

HONGKONG A 581

Eastern Asbestos Co., The—7, Queen’s Distributing Film, Cine Office Kodakfor South

Processing-

China:

Road,

Corrugated Central; Teleph. 20501; Cable Ad: Asia Life Bldg., 14, Queen’s Road 0.;

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., gen. mgrs. Teleph. 21937; Cable Ad: Kodak

A. Howarth : J. L. Alves G.Mrs.E. Frisque, manager

M.L. Smith I T. M. Fung

Eastern and Australian (Steamship Co., F. W. Lee | W. K. Hu

Ltd.—(/See Mackinnon, Mackenzie &Co.)

Eastern Drugs Co.—103, Wing Lok EDUCATIONAL

Street ; Teleph. 24587 itmmx Ha Wan Ying Tong

Eastern General Import & Export Co. Asile de la Sainte EnfanceBay(St. Paul’s

Institution)—Causeway

— 23465

Holland House, 5th Floor; Teleph. Super’s.—Bev. Mother St. Xavier,

in charge

Anglo-French School

Eastern ftManufacturers’ ft n n Agent, Headmistress — Rev. Sr. Henri

Teaching Staff:

The, Importers, Exporters, Manufac- Higher Classes — Sr. Henri,

turers

parations—s, of Foreign

Des Jams

Vceuxand

RoadToilet Pre-

Central; Sr. Alix, St. Helena and Assist-

Teleph. 32652; P. O. Box 896; Cable Ad: ants C ’asses— Sr. Marie-Joseph,

Lower

Teama; Codes Used: Bentley’s and Sr.

Private. Head Office: 83, Rue de St.

Louis, FelicieDominie, Sr. Leon, Sr.

and Assistants

A.A. J.M.Tientsin

da Motta, managing

da Motta, branch manager director Infants’ Classes—Sister Law-

rence, Sister Patrick, Sister

Marie Louise and Assistants

Music — Sisters Vincent and

n & ft x % n 1? n Cecilia

Drawing and Painting—Sister

fr ^ # Alix

Needlework—Sister Cticile

Tuny Fong Mou Yieh Rung Cheng Rung Sze Shorthand and Typewriting—

Hong Kong Fun Fong Mrs. O’Sullivan

Eastern Sales & Engineering Co., Boarding School

Hong Kong Branch, Manufacturers Sister - in - Charge — Mother St.

Sales

Pictures, Agents. Radio, Electrical,

Refrigerating, Sound

Air Condition Xavier

ing and Railway Signalling Engineers : Assistants Laurence— Sisters Jean and

and Contractors—10,

Central; Teleph. 23833; Cable Ad :Queen’s Road Chinese School (Orphanage)

Eastengine

Office: 108-110, ; Codes:

Rue du Bentley’s.

Baron HeadGros, Sisters Valentine and Francois

Tientsin Vernacular Day School

Nathan K. Chen, a.m.i.r.e., a.m.a.i.e.e. Sisters

Therese, Philomene,

Stanislas, Valentine,

Joseph,

Warner S. Y. Yeh, b.s., a.m.i.r.e. Clemence,

M.H. L.B. Liang

Woo, accountant Ephrem and Eleven , Rosalie,

Maria-Joseph, Secular

Y. . Sien Teachers

E. M. Klepinger, rep. in U.S.A. Needlework Department

Sister

Lucia,Suzanne,,

Sr. CamilleSt.& Sr.

Louise, Sr.

Francois

Eastern Trading Co;, Importers, Expor- Home for the Blind and Nursery

oftersChinaand Building;

Commission Agents

Telepn. — Bank

32940; P.O. Sister Helena, Sr. Noellie, Sr.

Etienne and 2 Assistants

Box 788; Cable Ad: Eastradco ‘ • Le Calvaire”—Wong-nei-chong

Sister-in-Charge—Rev. Sr. Agnes

I? & ii M #! Vernacular Day School

Eastman Kodak Co., U.S.A. (Hong- Sisters Xavier, Dominique and

kong Branch), Manufacturers and Im- Amelie

porters of Photographic Materials //ome for Incurables and Aged Women

Including X-Ray and Motion Picture Sister-in-Charge —Sister Aloysia

A582 HONGKONG

Laundry St. Mary School - 21, Chatham Road,

Sister-in-Charge—Sister Eulalie Kowloon

French Convent Hostel Superioress—Rev.

Martinoia Mother Teresa

Siater-in-Charge

Assistants—Sr.—Patrick

Sr. Elizabeth

and Sr. Headmistress—Mother Agnes

Bernadette Teaching Staff, Upper and Remove

French Convent )St. Teresa's Hospital

( Kowloontong Classes—M. Agnes, M.M.Piera

Cecilia, M. Stella, Mary,and

M.

Sister-in-Charge — Sr. Emelienne Assistants

Assistants—Sr.

Anna argarita and Sr. Lower Classes and Kindergarten—

St. Joseph Vernacular School (Pok- M. Rosa, M. Adolfa, M. Carlotta,

fulum) M. Giannina,

Ester, M. Sophy M.andTeresina,

AssistantsM.

Sister-in Charge—Sr. Rene

Assistants—Sr. Madeleine and Sr. Special Subjects

Gabriel le Music (Piano, Mandolin and Violin)

—M. Phillis

Canossian Convent (Italian Convent) Typewriting—M. Carlotta

—36, Caine Road Chinese School — Gillies Avenue,

Superioress—Rev. Mother Teresa Hunghom

Zambaldi Sister-in-Charge—M. Giuseppina

Vice-do. — Mother Virginia Carati Assistant—M. Justina

English School, Sacred Heart School— Staff—Miss Lei Hoe-chen and

Headmistress-Mother Angelica Assistants

Teaching Staff, Upper Classes—M. Chinese School—Aberdeen

Angelica, M. Mary, M. Josephine Sister-in-Charge—Mother Emilia

and Assistants Assistants—M. Rosalie and M.

Remove

Annie M.Classes—M.

Helena, M. Lina,

Maria, M.M- Cirila

Elvira, M. Gina, M. Oliva and Staff—Misses Beatrice and Wong

Assistants Shaukiwan Orphanage—

Lower and Infant Classes—M. Sister-in-Charge—Mother Mary

Luigia, M. Erminia, M. Carla, M. Assistants

Modesta —andM. M. Elizabeth,

Margherita M.

Antonietta and Assistants

Chinese School, Pui Ching—SJ, Caine Foundling Home (Sacmd Heart

Road Chapelj—44. High Street, West

Headmistress—Mother

Teaching MabelTsang,

Staff—M. Nellie Point

Misses Wong, Cheng, Lam, Tang, Sister-in-Charge—Mother Carolina

Shun, Pang, Ho, Lo, Tom, Ho, Assistants—M. Santina, M. Ester

Yick, Liang and Ip and M. Margherita

Canossa Free School—Mosque Street Canossa Hospital—3, Peak Road

Directress—Mother

Teaching Pasqualina

Staff—Misses Lam, Liu Matron—MotherPierina,

AmabileM. Joseph-

and Ho Assistants—M.

ine, M. Virginia,

Cesarina and NursesM. Enrica, M.

Special Subjects

Music (Piano and Singing)—M. Home for the Blind — Pokfidum

Guglielmina and M. Beatrice ( Honeyvillej

Typewriting and Stenography— Sister in-Charge — Mother

Miss Nunes Vittorina

Commission Orders—M. Anna Assistants—M. Carolina, M. Linda

Wanchai, English

Kennedy Road School — 21-23, and Helpers

Superioress—Mother Elisa Weichow, St. Joseph’s Hospital—

Headmistress—Mother Mary

Teaching Staff — M. Mary, M. Sister-in-Charge—Mother Maria

Teresina, M. Giacomina, M. Assistants—M. Elisa, M. Mary, Sr.

Regina and Assistants Caterina and Assistants

Chinese School—

Teaching Staff—M. Agnes, Misses Central British School— (See Ed-

ucational under Government)

Wong, Chow and Tsang

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^ ^ ^ Pat 8ui.8M 8hat titute (England)—316, Nathan Road,

Diocesan Boys’ School, The—Ho Kowloon; Teleph. 58939

Principal—H.Y. Liu, f.c.i. (England)

Mun Tin, Kowloon ; Teleph. 57777;

P.O. Box 33 'mm/h) mlh

Committee

TheKong,Rt. Rev. The Bishop of Hong- PuiBranch

chairman

Ying Middle School, Hongkong

(Primary Department) — Bon-

Sir R. H. Kptewall, c.m.g., ScholarRoad; Teleph. 33880; Cable Ad:

Thell.d.Hon.vice-chairman ham

P. S. Cassidy, hon. correspondent Kai Tso Lau, director

and secretarv S. S. Fu, b.sc., headmaster

TheGovernment

Hon. Mr.representative

E. H. Williams, Chung King Sung, Dip. Ed.,

Chan Kar Yau, Lau Fung Ming,

G.H. A.J. Goodban. Lam Kam Cheong, Leung Tak

Armstrongheadmaster Ling and Chu Kin Kwun, assistant

masters

C.E. Cock,

Blaker,M.B.E.

M.c. Esther S. Y. Au Yeung, Dip. Ed.,

Lieut-Col. H.B.L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e. Lai Miu Ping, Dip. Ed., Mo Siu

J. Fleming Son, Dip. Ed., Wun Kun, Dip. Ed.,

Professor L. Forster Tam

ChungChuk King,Lan,

Dip. Dip.

Ed., AuEd.,Yeung

Pun

Rev. N. V. Hal

Rev. J. R. Higgs ward, M.c. Oi Yuet, Dip. Ed., Yeuug Wai

D. F.Hon.Landale Ching, Dip. Ed. and Tong Mo Lan,

The Dr. Li Shu Fan Dip. Ed., assistant mistresses

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c. Miss Chen V’ai Chun, Mandarin

teacher

Rt. Rev. C. B. R. Sargent Miss Ching Yen Yu, nurse

G.P. H.SheSin, j.p.

The Queen’s College — (/See Educational

J. M.VeryWong,Rev. j.p.

J. L. Wilson under Government)

1% * £ M B % m

Diocesan Girls’ School & Orphanage Sing Yeuk Sui Ying Mun Shu Yun

-- King’s Park, Kowloon; Teleph. 57172 St. J oseph’s College — 7, Kennedy

Rt.chairman

Rev. theof committee

Bishop of Victoria, Road; Cable Ad: Brothers, Hongkong

J. Smith, hon. secretary Director - Rev. Bro. C. John

Miss Gebbins, b.a., head-mistress vt mFo Lo m Shii Yun: m

Mrs. Howard, matron Shiny

Miss Wentworth St. Paul’s College — Lower Albert

Miss Allen Miss Turbett Road; Telephs. 21639 and 21530 r

Miss Berruex Miss Smith College

Miss

Miss Newman

Bedford Mrs. Mrs.

Rathmell

Chien, b.a. BishopCouncil—The

of Plong KongRt.(chairman),

Rev. lhe

Mrs. Pearson Mrs. Baldwin Lee, Sir H. E. Pollock, k.c., Dr. S. W.

Miss Tso, Rev.

c.B.E.,G.lL.d., Rev. P. S.b.a.,F.

Miss Lee Chua b.a. Tso, K. Carpenter,

Mrs. Thomas Baldwin Lee, b.a.,

M.A.,PH.D. T b.sc., Au Wai Kwok,

Yip Tai Ching,G.m.b., b.a. and Dr.

b.s.

Miss Batalha Miss Crawshaw Headmaster—E. Stewart, f.o.p.

Staff—Miss W. I. Griffin,

Mrs. J, Drew, S. P. Wong. Dip. B.Ed.,

A.,

Escola Portuguesa— Mak Kai Hung, b.a., Hon Lun

Director—J. A. d’Almeida Fong, Ho Hin Kan, Liu Hau

Teachers—J. A. d’Almeida, J. A. Sui, Lee Chung Fong, Chiu Yan

Gonsalves,MissGlemenciaGonsalves

Assistants—Mrs. Kwong, Ho Chung Shing, ll.b.,

Miss Angelina J.Cunha A. d’Almeida,

and Mrs b.a., Sung Man Chun, Hung Man

Fong, Lau Chung Him, b.a., Chiu

J. Belard Lin Chun, Watt Chung

Fong Ming, b.a.,

Hung Yuen School of Commerce, Liu

Chow lu Kwong

Nung, lu, WongYanShiu Po,

Examination Centre of The Institute of Yao, Chiu Choi and Chia Ping

Commerce & Pitman’s Shorthand Ins- Kit, b.a.

A584 HONGKONG

General Office—

St. Stephen’s College -- Stanley; Clerk to the Registrar — L. G.

Teleph. 26264; Cable Ad: Stephencol Gosanoand Accounts Clerk —

Cashier

Warden—Rev. E. W. L. Martin, m.a. M. K. Cheng

(On furlough) General Clerk—Y. K. Chan

Acting

m. sc. Warden

; — H. C. J. Asche Asst. Cashier—A. M. Xavier

Staff- Medical Faculty — Prof. L. T.

Tang Ying Lam. B.sc. Ride, m.a., b.m., b.ch. (Oxon.),

Tam Cheung Huen, b. a. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

J.Wong

A. Gaunt, m.a. m.a.

Nai Chun, Engineering Faculty — M. H.

C.LeeE.Yim,

T. Moore, Roffey, d.s.o., m.sc., m.i.e.e.,

b.a. b.a. MEM.A.I.E.E.

Arts Faculty—W. Brown, m.a.,

Dr. Leung Kam Ling,

Rev. F. R. Myhill, b.a.,m.b.,

b.t>. b.s. B.SC., F.R.S.E., A.M.I.E.E.

Lau Ho Ting Professors—

Chan Kai Ling Medicine—W. I. Gerrard, o.b.e.,

D. Chan (clerk) M.D., D.P.H., P.R.C.P. (Lond.)

Physiology—L. T, Ride, m.a., b.m.,

B.CH. (Oxon.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

Pathology — L. J. Davis, m.d.

St.Lyttelton

Stephen’s Girls’ 21551

College — CH.B., M.R.C.P.

Road; Teleph. Anatomy—L. R. Shore, m.c., m.a.,

Principal—Miss E. S. Atkins M.D., D.P.H., M.R.C.P.

Staff—Miss D.b.a.,

Wise,Miss

b.a.,Hazeland,

Miss M. Surgery—K. H. Digby, m.b., b.s.,

N. F.R.C.S.

MissBaxter,

E. M. Buckland, Miss A. D. Obstetrics and Gynaecology —

Gordon King, f.r.c.s. (Eng.),

Hancock, b.a., Miss I. M. Blan- F.C.O.G.

chett, B. sc., Mrs. Chung, b. a.,

MissLiSau Man, b.a., Mrs. D.Fok, Economics and Political Science

Mrs. M. K. Sanh, Miss W. Cheung, —R. Robertson, m.a.

MissMiss

Or, D. Leung,

M. Tang,MissMiss

Yeung, Miss

M. West- Education—L. Forster, m.a.

cott, Miss Chan Suk Ching. Miss English—R.

M.A. K. M. Simpson, M.c.,

Lo,

Woon,Yung

LainKung Fook,Mrs.

Shiu Yan, TseChinn

Chun Chemistry — G. T. Byrne, M.sc.,

and Miss Chue f i.e.

Physics—W. Faid, M.sc.

Mechanical Engineering—C. A.

To Man Wai English School (Esta- Middleton Smith, m.sc., m.i.

MECH.E., A.M.I.E.E.

blished 1905)—58-60, Staunton Street Civil Engineering—F. A. Red-

Headmaster—To Man Wai mond, B.SC., D.I.C., f.g.s.

Assist.

LeungMasters—To

Yuet Kue Shiu In and Chinese—Hsu Ti Shan, m.a., b.

Mandarin Master—Lam Chun Sang i.itt., B.D.

Vernacular Master-Cheung Shau Readers—

Shung Biology—G.

m.sc., f.l.s.A. C. Herklots, ph.o.,

University op Hongkong -Pokfulum History—N. H. France, m.a.

and Bonham Rds.; Telephs. 28056-7-8 Lecturers—

Chancellor—H. E. The Governor Medical

Greaves,Jurisprudence

m.b., m.r.c.p. &—s.,A.d.t.m.V.

Vice-Chancellor--D.

m.a. J. Sloss, c.b.e., Public Health—K. C. Yeo,

Registrar—W. B. Finnigan M.D., D.T.M. &; H., D.T.H.

Librarian—Mrs. M. Ring, m.sc. Ophthalmology — G. M. Har-

Private Secty. to Vice-Chancellor greaves, M.B., CH.B., M.R.C.P.,

D.P.H., D.O.M.S.

- Miss V. M. Witchell Civil Engineering — A. H. Fen-

Accountants — Percy Smith, Seth wick, B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

Hon. Fleming

& Solicitors — Deacons Mechanical Engineering—D. W.

Auditors—Thomson

HONGfcOJJG A 585

Engineering—S. V. Boxer, b.sc., Pharmacy—L. J, Morley, m.p.s.

DIP.ED. Morbid Anatomy—R. S. Begbie,

English—B.

Salter, b.a.G.andBirch, H. L.m.a.,Macken-

K. W. M.B., D.P.H., D.T.M. k H.

zie, M.A. Electrical

B.SC.,Engineering—Koh

Poh, EngineeringA.M.I.E.E.— Pao Nye

Chemistry—hLA., Hill, m.sc., a.i.c. Civil Yue

Physics—D. F. Davies, m.a. Lum, b.sc.

Commerce—Miss K. J. Archer, b.a. Mechanical Engineering—Li Kai

Accoun

—T. A.tifigMartin,

and ‘Bus' itiess Finance

a.s.a.a. , Yeung, b.Sc.

Logic—G. W. Beeve., b.a. Physics—Un

Mi, b.a. Po,Kam

and B.sc.,Wah Hu Kiu,

Pak

Ethics—Miss M. A. Lewis, b.a. B.A.

Jurisprudence—H.C.

LL.B. Macnamara, Chemistry — Chan Chow Lam,

Commerical, Law—John Whyatt Miss Hu Wai Haan, b.a. and

Master' of Method W. J Mrs. H. N. Chung, b.a.

Dyer, m.a , Dip Ed. Workshop

tor—F. C.ForemanWeller and Instruc-

Chinese Philosophy and Litera- University Hostels for Students—

ture—Ma Kiam, m.a. (5£ (Hostels conducted directly by

the University)

Geography — The Rev. Gerald Wardens—

Casey, m.a.,

Philosophy—(Yacant)s.j. hugardHall—R.

Hall—W. Paid,m.sc.,

m.sc. a.i.c.

Anaesthetics—Dean A. Smith, Eliot A. Hill,

L. M.A., m.b., b.ch. May (Cantab.),

Hall—K. W. Salter, b.a.

D.T.M. & H. (In connection with the

Radiology—F. University and maintained by

D.M.E. & E. J. Farr, m.b., ch.b. outside organizations)

Venereal

M. Disease -B., J. A. R. Selby, OH.; . St.(ChurchJohn’s Hall—41, Bonham Road

Missionary Society )

Mathematics — Mrs. J. E. Faid, Warden—Rev.

B.SC. G. K Carpenter,

B.SC. Morrison Hall — HattonSociety)Road

Lecturer A Tutor in Translation (London Missionary

— Chan Kwan Po, b.a. Warden — Stanley V. Boxer,

French—Madame 1 Marty B.SC.

Assistants to— Ricci Hall (Jesuit Order) —

Prof, of, Surgery—Wm. Lai Fook, Pokfulum Road

m.b., B.s. and Yeung Tsaw Chee, Warden -Rev. Fr. B. C. Kelley,

M.B., B.S. s. J.

Prof, of Medicine- Chiu Put Po, St. Stephen’s Hall—for Women

M B., B.s. and Wu Hung Tak, (Church Missionary Society)

M.B., B.S. Warden—Miss M. Baxter

Prof, of Obstetrics and Gynaeco-

logy—H.andC. C.Ku,K.M.B.,

(Edin.) Quek,B.S.,m,b.,

F.R.C.S.

b.s.

Prof, of Physiology - Lim Ek Wah Yee be # it m

Quee, m.b., b.s. College—124, Kennedy

Prof, of Pathology—J. S. Guzdar, Road; Teleph. 26272

M.B., B.S. Headmaster—Lim How Ping

Professor of Education—Mrs. E. Secretary—Yu Shou San

D. M. Beeken, b.,a., Teacher’s Supervisor

Rev. T. F. ofRyan,

English

s.j., m.a.Studies—

■ Diploma Teaching Staff—Chan Woon Wing,

Professor

Ai Le, m.b.,of B.s.Anatomy—Tsai Ho Pui Kun, Lim How Ping, Tam

HungShouTo,SanWong Wing Kit and

Yu

Tutors and Demonstrators— Physical

Anatomy — R. J. Wong, m.b., ch.m.

Physiology —andCheng See Yan, Fan Instructor—Chung Chun

m.b., b.s.

M.B., B.S. Raymond Lee,

Pathology—K.T. Loke, m.b.,b.s. Edward Dispensary, The (C. Kamming

& Co., Ltd.) Druggists and Chemists—

Biology—Ng Ching Sum, b.sc. 51, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20876

Vaccination—G.

L.M.S. Id. Thomas, m.d., Cheng Yik Kwan, managing dir.

Lo Kung Lum, assistant

A30

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m & m & it $ % m dt

Elite Styles, Ladies’ Outfitters and EngDealers Aun inTong Tiger(TheBalm

TigerandMedical Hall),

Other Medi-

Fancy Goods — Shell House (Ground

Floor), 26, Queen’s Road Central; cine—26,

Teleph. 22432. Cable Ad: Elite. Branch: 26368; Cable Ad: Hawpar Bonham Strand East; Teleph.' ’

“Lucille,” 18, Queen’s Road Central Ip Kwai Chung, gen. mgr.

B. F. Lee, manager

*=£ 7G Yuen Hung W # ^ 1^ #

Erdmann & Sielcken, Batavia, Sema-

Elizatde & Co., Manila Rope Manu- ofrang, Soerabaja (Java), Exporters

Java Sugar and General Produce from

facturers — Hongkong and Shanghai Dutch EastRoadIndies—ChinaRepres: 8a,,

Bank Building (2nd Floor); Telephs. Des

23165 and 23169; Cable Ad: Elizalde; Bldg.Voeux Central, National Bank

; Teleph. 28611; Cable Ad:

Code: Bentley’s Erdmasugar

Ellis Kadoorie Indian School—{See R. E. Waetjen, China rep res.

Educational under Government)

Escola Portuguesa—(Nee Educational)

Ellis & Edgar, Stock and General Esmail, A, R. H., Stock and Share

Brokers and Estate Agents—Holland Broker (Member of the Hongkong

House,(3-lines);

31281 Queen’s Road P. O: Central;

Box 599;Teleph. Sharebrokers’ Association) — China

Cable Building

Ad: Elledga (6th Floor); P.O. Box 551; Cable

F.A. J.M. Edgar,Ellis, principal Ad: Halliard

do E. A. H. Esmail,assistant

H. Esmail, do.

J. S.J. E.Edgar, Edgar signs per pro. : ■ IL H. Esmail, do.

J. Middleton Smith V. F. Ching

Miss Annie Wong, stenographer

R.C.H. A.M.C. deH.

OmarC. Rodrigues

Becher Esmail & Sons, H. M. H., Manufac-

D. E. M. Demee turers’ Representatives, Importers

Miss C.

Miss V. Rodrigues Cameron and

Agents—ChinaExporters Bldg. and (6th Commission

Floor):

Miss F.

Chan Chung Nga M. da Cruz P.O. Box 551; Cable Ad : Halliard

A. R. H. Esmail, managing director

Empire Printing Co., 26002

Ltd. — 50, A.E. H.H. Esmail

Esmail

Wellington Street; Teleph. U. H. Esmail

V. F. Ching

Miss Annie Wong, stenographer

Empire Sailes Company—33, Wong Nei

Chong

31261; Cable Road,Ad:Happy EmscoValley; Teleph. Eunice”— Peninsula Hotel Arcade:

M. B. King, manager Teleph. 58081

Empire

Importers Trading Co., The, Exporters,

and Manufacturers’ Repre-

sentatives—21, Bonham Strand, West: Eurasia HongkongAviation Office, Mail Corporation,

Passenger and

Teleph.

Acme, Bentley’s, Complete PhraseCodes:

26091; Cable Ad: Tetco; and Freight Service — King’sRoad Building, 4th

A.B.C. 6th Edition Floor, 8, Connaught Central;

Jackson Chan, manager Teleph.

Manager—H.25552 & 25553;

C. TangCable Ad: 5526

Staff—H. S. Hui,

Kai Miss

and Fancy

Ng SikLeung, Assistants—C.

Sum Shun M. Cheng,—M.Y.S.Chang

Machinists

Liao, Y.andN.C.Lee,

S. Fang, WuC.

G. C.Feng.

Empress Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Y. M. Huang and S. Y. Chen

HONGKONG A587

v ^ <2r ^ ® tic Engineer), Wat Hew Kui (Chinese

' Eurasia Mercantile Corporation, Assistant Engineering Instructor),

)jj j Importeis and Exporters—5th Floor, A. S. Banker (Storekeeper) and

: Kayamally Building, Queen’s Road Mrs. C. Basto

! i Central; Teleph. 30688; Cable Ad: Accountant—H. R. de Pinna

itS • Usiaco: Codes: Acme

C. G. Lynn, manager and Private

n & & n m

i Everett Steamship Corporation— Far East Motors—26, Nathan Road

t Queen’s Bldg.; Teleph. 24063 K’loon; Teleph. 59101; Cable Ad: Femor.

Proprietors: The Far East Aviation

If Everlasting Electrical Supply Co., Hongkong, Co., Ltd. Chevrolet Distributors:

I; The, General Mechanical Contractors— Hainan, Kwangsi Macao, Heung Shan,

!> 102, Johnston Road; Teleph. 24510 and Kweichow

C. E. White, manager

b b H. W. Pomeroy, accountant

Ij:' Ever-New Cleaning & Dyeing Co., Clerical—Au Chuen, J. S. Rodri-

Steam Laundry, Dry-cleaners and gues and H. H. Kwong

C Dyers—Head Office and Works ; 303, Sales—L.

Stores -:H.Gardner

M. Chan and Tse Shing

Main Street, Shaukiwan West; Service—G.

Si Teleph. 26005; Kowloon Branch: 52,

Nathan Road; Teleph. 56087 D. J. Gill Halligan, Q. Sing and

i Lee Chong, manager Storage

W. K. —Tong

Yeung Chui Leung and

Agencies:

l Far East Aviation Co., Ltd., The — General Motors Export Co.

Registered Office; 26, Nathan Road, Dominion Truck Equipment Co.

[ Kowloon; Teleph. 59101 (All Depts.); of Canada

N Cable Ad:

and Private Airco; Codes: Bentley’s Standard Motor Co., Coventry

Directors—G. G. N. Tinson (chairman),

I. Manager F. R. Smith

- W. F.and K. S. Morrison it #T

|1 Secretary—H. R. Dudman

de Pinna Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Co.,

Ltd., The (Ste. d’Oxygene et d’Acety.

L Staff—L. Roza Pereira, S. C- Loo and lene

John Fan Che shops d’Extreme-Orient)—Office*

and Factories: To-kwa-wan;Work-

Far East Flying Training School, Natio Teleph. 57789; Code: Lugagne and

Ltd., The, Kai Tak Airport — Re- R. E. M Devaux, manager

gistered Office: 26, Nathan Road, Mrs. R. J. Stevens, sec.

Kowloon, Hongkong; School, Aero-

drome and Seaplane Base: Kai Tak

Airport, Kowloon; Telephs. 59282

(Engineering) and 58612 (Flying);

Cable Ad : Airco; Codes: Bentley’s FarshipEast Shipping Co., Ltd., Steam-

Agents andConnaught

Ship, Freight

and Private

Directors — G. G. N. Tinson Brokers—18-19, Rd.and Coal

Central;

(chairman), F. R. Smith, K. S. Teleph 30471: Cable Ad: Farshipco;

V Morrison and P. H. Smith Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th edn.,Scott’s 10th

Flying Department—Sqdn.-Ldr. P. H. edn., Bentley’s, Bentley’s Second, Boe

Code, New Boe Code and Private

Smith

Flt.-Lt.(Chief

G. P.Flying Instructor),

Longfield, P. E.

Bedell (Assistant Flying Instruc- Farmercial EasternJournalEconomic & Com-

— 1st Floor, Wing

tors) and Hung Tsi Ming (Chinese On Bank Building, 26, Des Vceux Road

Liaison Officer)

Engineering Department — V. J. Central; Teleph. 32569

Walter Hanming Chen, editor and

Neyle (Chief Engineering Instruc- publisher

tor),_W. W. McCombe, Edmond Lew

(Assistant

tors), ManuelEngineering Instruc-

Chiong (Maintenance C. C. Lam, b.a., asst, editor

S. S. Chow, business manager

*A30

A588 HONGKONG

Far Eastern Nominees, Ltd.—Holland Fly (The New) Garage, Motor Cars for | i

House, 3rd Floor Hire Day

and and —Night,

Repairs Motor Accessories-

59, Gloucester Road; fl

Farrell, P . T., Consulting Engineer and Teleph. 22077

Surveyor—6, Koon Ma Terrace; Teleph.

24422; Cable Ad: Farseeing; Code: Fogden, Ltd., Civil BrisbaneEngineers

& Co. (Hongkong)J

and Con-

Bentley’s tractors — Head Office: c/o Percy

Federation of British Industries—67 Canton Smith, Seth & Fleming, Bank of I

and 69, DesYceux Koad Central; Teleph. Bldg.; Telephs. 20700 and

21746

Representative in South China—G. 31900; Cable Ad: Fogbane; Codes:

W. Sewell ' Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second Phrase I

Fok, Dr. W. K., m.b., B.s.—Office: 36r

Feld

^ ImportersW and Queen’s

Residence:Road 48, Central;

Bonham Teleph. 24341, '

Road; Teleph.

Engineers — French Bank Building 22793

(2nd Floor); Teleph. 28447; Cable Ad:

Feldbobe «

Fongkey

—24027: & Co.; F., Importers

18, Connaught & Exporters

Road Cent.: Teleph. • ;

Fernandez, M., Property Broker—10, Ice Cable Adi Effective

House St. (9th

Fernandina; Code:Floor);

Bentley’sCable Ad: Fook On S,S. Go.-flf5, Connaught Road ;

C.: Teleph. 25547 ;

Filmo Depot, Dealers in Amateur and

Professional Cin^machinery, Films & PR W m % m

and

House,'Accessories—(ird

15-19, Queen’s Floor, Marina Foo.k Qn Wing, Ltd., Leather, Hide and ;

Road Central:

Teleph. Canvas Merchants and General Im- j

Mrs. P.23153;

Corra,Cable Ad: Filmodep

manageress portprs—4Q,

”20302; Cable KingFobkonwing

Ad: Lung St.; Teleph.

Agents for:

Bell & Howell Co., Chicago Fook Wengof&SwatowHandmadeDrawn-

Co., Manufacturers and |

Exporters

Finegy Motor Car Co., Ltd.—75, work—37, Nathan Road; Teleph. |

58762; Cable Ad: Curios; Code: :

Wong Nei Chong Road: Teleph. Bentley’s

23551 Wong Soo Tack, gen. manager

Finnish Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Cou Jiang Sam, assist, do.

Fire Insurance Association of Hong Ifpog Wing & Co—25, Lee Yuen SC |

Kong—(Nee Associations and Societies) EaBt; Teleph. 21656’

First Church of, Christ, Scijbntist— Fo'Manufactprers—116,'Asia

ong Yuan Co., Importers and Lock i

Life Building;

(Nee Churches and Missions)' Telepn. 27123) Cable Ad: ‘ty qfra,

Fitzroy, Somerset, Barrister-at-Law; tl.H. P.C.Chanson,

Cheng,asst.manager

Legal Practitioner, H. B. M. Supreme

Court, China—10, Ice House Street; C. Chen, Works do. do

Teleph. 23998 S.B. Y.T. Chen,

Yee, clbrk

do.

Five

BankStars Shipping

Building, 2nd FloorCo. — National Fordyson & Company, Manufacturers :

and :Exporters. Specialities: Silk

M Sai

^ Tai Yeuk

® +Fong Lingeries & Linen Naperies—China

Chung Building (6th Floor); P.O. Box 886:

Fletcher & Co., Ltd. (The Pharmacy), Cable Ad : Fordson; Codes: Acme. ]

Bentley’s and Private

Chemists,

Vendors and Druggists, Patent Agents

Commission Medicine

— David Cheung, manager

Shell House, 26, Queen’s Road Cent.; Cheung Tack, sub-manager

Teleph. 20345 P. K. Chang, secretary

HONGKONG A 589

Eoreion -.Investments, Ltd,—Hongkong SB ^ ^ Fung Tcmy Kee

Shanghai Bank Building, 4th Floor Fung Tang, Importers, Exporters and

Francq Eastern Trading, General Hing General Merchants and Owners of Tin

Merchants—5, Des Voeux Road; Teleph. Telephs.Tin-Refinery—Pedder

20495 and

Building;

21657; P. O. Box 521; Cable Ad: Fetcol.

Associated with Felix Fribourg: 50, 6th edns. Codes:

Redbois; Acme,21704;A.B.C.Cable Ad:

5th and

Rue deAgencies

Paradis,inParis, France. Bangkok,

Branches and Duo Improved, Lieber’s, Bentley’s

and Singapore, Fung Kong IJn, principal

Saigon and Batavia Agency:

K. Caudron, resident mng. partner Acme Commodity and Phrase Code

K. Caudron (Hongkong)

R. Lelouvier (Paris) Fung Tsun, Architect, Civil Engineer

ifeSurveyor—Pedder Building, 6th Floor,

Franklin Laboratory, Metallurgists and 27547 Pedder Street; Telephs. 21375 (Office) »k

Analysts—63-65, Des Voeux Road C.;

Teleph. 22824 Fung(Residence)

Tsun, a.r.i.b.a., f.i.a.a.s.,

Manager— I). G. Allen, m.a. (Cantab.), principal

A,I,C.

Staff—Chu Po Yan and T. Showpan, f* k 'Taipze

b.sc. (Aupt.-); a.a.cj. Furness (Far East), Ltd., Shipping

Fraternity Book Room, Sellers of Building (2nd Floor);& Shanghai

Agents—Hongkong Telephs. 23165Bank

Bibles and all Christian Literature & Local 23169; Cable Ad : Furnprinoe

—216, Nathan Road; Teleph. 57666;

Cable Ad : Fraternity W. F.Board—C.

G. HarrisC.andBlackT. E.(chahman)

Robson

A. W. Holland

French Consulate—(5ee Consulates) Cheng Kwong

Cheng Chung Choy

Mrs, C. Nunes

£ Miss M. Churn

French Store, Commission Agents, Gen- Agencies: Prince Line, Silver Line

eral Store-keepers, French

Confectionary and Provision Dealers, Bakers, Furness, Withy ifc Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Economic Insurance

||, Wine

Central;& Spirits,

Teleph.etc.—2Q794;

97, Queen’s

Cable Road

Ad: G.'Marchand Groupe-Chine—Office: 63,

Frenstor French Bank Building; Teleph. 24621

Fuji Motor Car Co.—58, Gloucester

Road; Teleph. 22133

G. S. Brothers, Sports Outfitters

Manufacturers of Tropical Guts—

11, Hankow Road, Kovdoon; Teleph.

56641 ; Cable Ad : Games, Hongkong

Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory, Gamad Co.—12, Des Voeux Road Cent.,

Ltd., Manufacturers of Rubber 1st,F.FI.;Parlani, Teleph.gen.31922; Cable Ad: Gamad

manager

Footwears, Wellington Boots and Other

Rubber Articles—Head Office & Works: Agents for: Ng Yum Hung

Main26764;

and Street,Cable

Shaukiwan; Telephs.Show-

Ad; Rubber. 22952 Hung Fook Mining Co.

rooms: 243, Des Voeux Road Central;

Teleph.

Kowloon; 21346; and 335,

Teleph.managing Nathan

57718 director Road, If! Fuen Wo

Fung Keong, Gande,

& Qigar Price & Co.,Ltd.,George’s

Merchants—St. Wine, Spirit

Bldg.,

Fok Kam Shek, manager Ice House Street; Teleph. 20135; Cable

Au Kai Ming, asst. mgr. Ad: Sphinx

Pang Kam Wing, do. Directors — J. F. Shea (chairman),

Tang Tze Nam, secretary Kenneth Chan.& Wong Sik Chung

Hui Cheuk Wa, accountant R. P. Phillips, manager

A590 HONGKONG

J. N. Wong, secretary General Import & Export Co.—26,

Tsu Des Voeux Road Cent.; Teleph. 31475

LamHo ShiuTseung

Wan | LamHo Kwai

Yuk Wing

Ching

Lai Hok Ping | Li Shiu Wing German Consulate—{See Consulates)

Gap Road English School — {See % m m

Educational under Government) Gerondal, A. E., Ship ofBrokers and

Shipping Agents—Bank East Asia

General Accident, Fire and Life As- Cable Building, 5th Floor; Teleph. 33337;

surance Corporation, Ltd.—15-19, and New), Ad: Gerondal; Codes: Boe’s (Old

Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 21733 Bentley’s, Lombard and

James H. Backhouse, Ltd., agents Private

Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., do; Agents for:

Mollers’ Limited of Shanghai

General Amusements, Ltd., Cinema Gestetner ( Eastern ), Ltd., D.

Theatre Operators—Marina House, (Incorporated in England), Gestetner

15-19, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Duplicators and Supplies—Type-

31033; Cable Ad: Genamuco writing, Copying Office and Show-

C. S. Rosselet, manager room : 10, South Arcade, Gloucester

Lim Kim Chong, asst, manager Building; Teleph. 25358; Cable Ad :

II. S. Law, asst, manager Gestetners Hongkong

Miss C. Botelho, stenographer P. C. Walsh, manager

General Construction Co.—8a, Des 4T* flP Sf o

Yoeux Road C.; Teleph. 28301 Getz Bros.32968; & Co.—Exchange Building;

Teleph.

Getz. P.O. Box

HeadFrancisco

Office 532; Cable

: ; 311, Ad:

California

13] £ ® )I il Street, San

Ying kwok tung yung dirt he knng sze P. L. Morphew, manager

General Electric Co. of China, A. Butt, asst, manager

Ltd., The,and

facturers Electrical Engineers,

Contractors Manu-

— Queen’s Y. H. Yih, accountant

Buildings; Teleph. 30247; Cable Ad: T. Miss

N. Wong, sub-accountant

E. Hunt

Sparkless. Head Office:Canton

Branches: Hongkong, Shanghai.

and Miss Nora Shieh

Tientsin B. H. Yip

N. G. Beale, rang..(RRJctor (Shanghai) Y. S.

W. H. WongTang

A. B. Raworth, gen. mgr. (Shanghai)

H. C. Margarett, manager for Hong- iff [Igj Gibb Hong

kong and South China Gibb, Livingston & Co.,

E. C. Norris

J.A. A.Hill

Y. Hart-Davis |I R.M. S.Krivor

Capell P. it O. Building; Teleph. 28031;Ltd.

Cable-

Ad:H. Gibb

V. Wilkinson, D.s.o., director

F. X. Almada Remedios, accountant L. F.J. L.Davies, director (Shanghai)

Agencies: Ball, manager

TheEngland

General Electric Co., Ltd. of E.A. L.T. Groome r. a. cnenaes

Chamberlain & Hookham D. Dow

P.H. Welch Bidwell A.J. V.J. daCastro

Luz

Express Lift

Fraser & ChalmersCo. C.A. J.Austin G. M. Britto

Osram-Robertsort Lamp Works V. Ribeiro H. J. Xavier

. Pirelli-General Rosario H.

L.A. A.J. Brown MissA. A.Soares

ampton Cable Works, South- H. A. Ribeiro Chan

M. Xavier

Siu Hung

Halford Electrical Instruments,

Davey, Paxman & Co. (Colches Ltd. G. F. Santos I.

ter), Ltd. Agencies:

Fetter’s, Ltd. Hongkong

Administration Electricof Co., Ltd. Samoa

Western

Rawplugs, Ltd. (Apia)

Ransomes and Rapier, Ltd.

HONGKONG A59I

The Borneo Go., Ltd. (Bangkok) Globe Trading Co., The, Importers

British Borneo Timber Op., Ltd. oftives—37, Steel and Manufacturers’ Representa-

Des Voeux Road Central,

(Borneo)

British North Borneo Governments Cable Ad: Genuinely

1. Staff—T

C. Lee, proprietor

(Borneo) C. Shum, Nau Kwai Tong,

The British Phosphate Commissioners K. K. Hau, Lau Tang, Yuen Yue

(Melbourne) Kuen and Lau Wing Fook

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd. (Sydney)

Compagnie Francaise des Phosphates

de L’Oceanie (Paris) Gloucester, The -(See Hotels'

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.

(Borneo)

Imperial Chemical Industries Metals

Ltd. (Birmingham) ± m & m % tr w

James Kenyon & Son, Ltd. (Bury) Ko Tah Kap Tuk Ki Le Se

Goddard

Levers Pacific Plantations Pty. Ltd. and Consulting & Douglas, Marine Surveyors

(Sydney) to Local Engineers.

insurance Offices, Surveyors

and the

M anufactu rers M u tual Insu ranee Co., Principal Shipping Lines, Agents and

Ltd. (Sydney) Surveyors to Det Norske Veritas,

Mercantile Mutual Insurance Ltd. Surveyors to Germanischer Lloyds—

(Sydney) Alexandra Bldg. (1st Floor), Des Vceux

North China Insurance Co., Ltd. Road; Teleph. 20122; Cable Ad: Goddard

(Shanghai) J. W. Bundred, a.i.n.a., partner

Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. (Lon- 8. K. Heiberg, m.i.n.a., m.i.e.s.,

don) partner

Ocean Insurance Co. of Gothenburg

(Gothenburg) Miss G. S. Blyth

Miss P. MacFayden

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. (London)

Queensland

(Sydney) Insurance Co., Ltd. & & Go Ki

Richard, Haworth & Co., Ltd. (Man- A. porters—China

Goeke & Co. (1935), Export, Ex-

Building (4th Floor);

chester)

C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd. (Patent Teleph.Codes: 20463;5thCable

A.B.C. Ad edn.,

and 6th : Glueckauf;

Bentley,

Castrol Motor Oils) Acme, Schofield’s, Mosse, Universal

Trade and Private

O. N. Tong, partner

Gibson,

ChungJ. Tin

S., Architect

Building and (1st Surveyor—

Floor), 5, W. Foraita, do.

Des Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. A. Goeke, manager

21891 A Quoika

Principal Assistant— Lo Man Chuen T.S. M. Lau |I K.

C. Liang Wong Chap

C. Chan

W. Tong Miss M. Ng,.

# 3* iC Tai Ping P. S. Kwok I steno-typist

Gilman & Co., Ltd., General Merchants, Good Hong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Shell

Shipping and Insurance;. Agents (Es- House, 26, Queen’s Road Central;

tablished Teleph.

Central; 1842)—4a,.30965;

Des P.O.

Voeux:BoxRoad

56; Teleph. 21729; Cable Ads: Goodhong or

Cable Ad : Gilman 7857. Head Office: Canton

Directors—G. Miskin, C. Blaker Golf Club, The Royal Hong Kong—

(Hongkong) and J. A. Taylor {See Clubs)

‘Glen” Line, Ltd. —14, Pedder Street; Good Earth Baggage

Transporters, GodownService,Co., The,

Ship-

Teleph. 23696 ping

Canton Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57567;

Globe ELiiCTRic Supply . Co.—18, Pot- Cable Ad: Goodearth

Thomas Toh, manager

tinger Street; Teleph. 27688 To Pak, asst, manager

A592 HONGKONG

Leung Yueri Woo, accountant m m iz m m

M. R. Beltrao, secretary Grand Dispensary,

J..Staff—Leung

Herman Ching, asst,Sum,

Kwong secretary

Ho Shui facturing Chemists,Ltd., The, Manu-

Wholesale and |^

Retail Druggists.

Man, Woo Ho Chui aud Ip She Wing struments and Appliances, Patent Medi- Dealers in Surgical In- li|

Representative: 'L. cines, Perfumes, Toiletries and Drug- ij

London Agent: J. D. Hewett & Co., gists’ SundriesTelephs.

Rd. Central; — China20606

Bldg.,andQueen’s

21816; j;j |

Ltd.'

Cable

Chan AdYin,: Apothecary

managing director

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., YauPing Tak Ying,

Wing,business

general manager

manager |

Sole Importer for Hong Kong Au

and

Tires, China, UniversalAccessories

Automotive Sales, Goodyear

k Me- J. H. Chandler, chemist

chanical Rubber Goods — 36, French Lik G. Poon, advertising

Bank Building: T> leph. 34194; P.O. Box

1457; CableandAd:Private.

Bentleys Fonco;Shanghai

Codes : Acme,

Head Grand Theatre ve ® * m &

Office : 5), Canton Road — Queen’s Road East;

R.Harry

L. Fong, Teleph. 23694; P.O. Box 82

M. L.general manager

Ho, secretary

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shops, Whole-

± ifil it sale and Retail Dealers in Lingerie

Linens,PeipingMandarin Coats, Lounging Pa-

Gordon’s, Ltd., Ladies' Footwear Special- jamas, Novelties, Hand - made

ists—Kayamally Building; 22; Queen’s Baby’s Dresses, Men’s Robes,

Gloucester Building ; Teleph. 27424 etc., etc.—

Road Central; Teleph. 24052 Proprietors Mr. & Mrs. W. N. Gray

W. S. Drake, managing director (Shanghai)

Manageress—Miss.A. Clinton

Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha — 5, Queen’s Accountant - Miss Christine Gutierrez

Road Central; Teleph. 22908 Staff--Mrs.

Soares D. Gordon and Miss Elsa

& m % & &

Gotla & Co., P. D. (Established in Great China

China Chemical Works, Ltd. ||

1865), General Merchants and Com- (South Branch)—167, Johnston

mission Agents and Importers and Road; Thibet

Teleph. 27664. Head Office: 39, |

Road, Shanghai

Exporters — 36, Wyndham Street;

Teleph. 23084; P.O. Box 800; Cable Great Eastern Tobacco Manufactory, |

Ad : Gotla Ltd.—244, Queen’s Road Central; J

Teleph. 24605

Gourdin, Dr. Allston, m.b., b.s., Medical

Practitioner—Kayamally Building; Te Great Eastern Hotel—(See Hotels)

leph. 25832. Residence: 27, Ho Mun

Tin St., Kowloon; Teleph. 59405

Branch Office : 129, Gloucester Road, th & n m*

1st Floor Teleph. 32063 Great

JohnstonHardware Co.,30944The — 210,

Road ; Teleph.

Gkaqa & Co., Importers and Exporters of Staff— P. M. Shen, manager

Foreign and Colonial Postage Stamps,

Picture

ReligiousBooks,Goods,Toys, Garden

etc.—10, Seeds,

Wyndham S.T. S.K. Zung

.Street; P. .0. Box 620 Chan | T. M. Feng

F. M. P. de Graga Distributors:

E. F. Castilho Dodge Spare Parts

Miss F.M. Graqa

Graqa Morris Spare Parts

Miss R. I. V. Ball and Roller Bearings

Mrs. A. P. Rocha Great Northern Telegraph Co.—(Nee

Miss D.

Miss Leaoda Silva

I. Eca Telegraphs)

HONGKONG A593

& m ft m & Gregorian; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Greaves, A. P., Share and General Broker, Bentley’s and Acme

T. M. Gregory, principal

Land and Estate Agent—11, Queen’s H. M. Gregory, signs per pro.

Road Central

21955; Cable Ad: Grease .(2nd Floor); Teleph. Mrs. E. Webb I Chu Tak Cheung

5i & If /Sole N.Agents

Lee-. | S. H. Ho

Chiny chow ying nai kung sze Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd. Wholesale

Diamond Merchants

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Head

Office:

Telephs.Exchange Bldg. (2ndOffice)

23613 (Secretary’s Floor);& ^ m m K LiniP;

21463 (GeneralOffice) •

Un, Kowloon; Telephs. 57609 (Man- Works at Hok Grimble it Co., Geo., Ship, Freight, Coal

and General Brokers—1, Prince’s

ager’s Office) and 57608 (Cement Cable Buildings; Telephs. 20342 and 20344;

Works General Office); P.O. Box Ad: Elbmirg

525; Cable Ad : Greenland; Codes : E. Grimble

Bentley’s & A.B.C. 6th Edition Pang Kok-sui

Board of Directors—J. H. Taggart,

o.B.E. (chairman) J. Scott Harston, Grose & Co., J. F., Share and

Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields, Li Tse General Brokers and Estate Agents

Fong,

Ho Tung, T. kt.

E. Pearce & Sir Robert —Bank of Canton Building, 6. Des

Head Office Staff- Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 22400;

T. C. T. Beck, secretary Cable Ad: Groseribs

J.M. M.A. Hood, assistant J. Francis Grose, principal

Figueiredo, accountant Ip Kam Kwong, assistant

M. F.

F. E. SilvaBaptista Grossman, E., Bill and Bullion Broker—

E. A. Noronha Alexandra Building; Teleph. 20195

Mrs. G. M. Sclater

Fung Kwok Wa, compradore Guterres, Dr. A. P., m.b„ b.s.—Chung Tin

Hok Un Works Bldg.; Teleph. 32405 (Office) and 58952

R. Taylor, works manager (Residence)

S. F. Bishop, chief engineer

S. S Harris, chemist Guatemala Consulate - (Nee Consulates)

J.F. J.J. Neill,

Cameron, engineerdo.

H. Reason, chief burner H. & Y. Trading Co—18, Connaught

W. Jockisch, burner Road C.; Teleph. 20182

P.C. R.A.Carnac, electrician H. W. Hui, manager

Cunha, L. G. Lima and J.

Gonsalves, clerks Habade (H. Liermann), Import of

Miss M. McCaw, steno-typist Provisions and Delicacies, Specia-

lists in Continental Delikatessen

Ships-Supplies—French Bank Bldg.;

Gregory &ftGo.,&J.ofH.mWine

1936), Importers

m

(Established Teleph. 30460; Cable Ad: Braco;

& Spirits in& Codes: A.B.C. and Mosse

GeneralCoffee Merchandise, H. Liermann, proprietor

Sugar, Staple Exporters

Commodities,of

Capital:

(2nd $70,000—8,

Floor); Teleph.Des32652;

VoeuxP. Road

O. BoxC. Hall Lawft Company, M

896; Cable Ad : Teama

A.LamdaSee Motta, attorney Exporters and CommissionImporters, Agents,

Talc, co-manager Stationery and Photographic Supplies—

Leung Kwok Leong, assistant China Building, Queen’s Road C.;

Teleph. 23217; Cable Ad: Hallaw

^l] Tra Lee

Gregory & Co., T. M., Imj)ort and St. ; Telephs. 31205Linie--12,

Hamburg-Amerika - 6; CablePedder

Ad :

Export

Teleph. 21360;Merchants—Queen’s Building;

P.O. Box 296; Cable Ad: Hamberli

Jebsen & Co., agents

A594 HONGKONG

Hancock, A. & S., Bill and Bullion Harriman St Co., G.A., Stock, Share (fell

Brokers 27980;

Teleph. — StockCable

Exchange Building ; General Brokers (Members of Hongkong,;^

Ad: Jonquil . Sharebrokers’Association)—11, Queen’s’:'

Road Central; Teleph. 26333;andCable Ad:MSi

Handicraft Distributing Co., Manufac- Harriman; G.Leung

Codes:

A. Harriman,

Bentley’s

principal

Private

turers and Exporters of Swatow Hand- Y au Cheong, authorised clerk Ik'

made Drawn-work — 5, Wyndham Leung Yin Cheung, assistant '1

Street; Teleph. 21069; P.O. Box 230; Lam Wan Ngok, do.

Cable Ad: Chansgoods. Code used :

Bentley's

K. W. Chan, manager Harston, J. Scott—1, Des Yoeux Rd. L

Central; Teleph. 22895

^ .ft Hing Sing ■ 1

Hannibal & Co., Ltd., W. A., Ex- Hassaram & Co., K., General Expor- -

port Merchants and Shippers—Marina ters—Booms 11 17, 2nd Floor, China fi

House, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central; Building; Teleph. 25394; P.O. Box 964; ;

Teleph. 20252; P.O. Box 7; Cable Cable Ad: Hassaram; Codes: Private, L

Ad: Hannibal; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s; Schofield, Bentley’s,Head

3-Letter Oriental. A.B.C. 5th Hydera

Office: Edition, )f,

and at Canton bad, Sind, India

F. Lobel, director G.R. Naraindas,

G. Sakhrani, manager

J.H. Harrop,

S. Dinsdale, do.

do. do.

T. A. Kuester Yokohama Office—P.O. Box 76

Lo Tsok Man | Tan

Ko Chi Chung I Miss J. Nash Kai Hung Shanghai Office—P.O. Box 1948

Hariram First Kowloon;

Class SilkTeleph.

Store—51, f? Slil ^ tfc ^

Nathan Road, 56845; Hastings & Co., Solicitors, Con- 1

P. O. Box 689; Cable Ad: Hariram veyancers, Proctors, Notaries Public, h

Patent and Trade Mark Agents— 1

W G H MarinaCentral;

Road House (1st Floor),28071-2;

Telephs. 15-19, Queen’s

Cable JiU<

Harper & Co., Ltd., Wallace, Authorized Ad: Slemish; Codes: A.B.C. 5th !

Ford Dealers—Head

Road,59247; Kowloon; Office:59245,

Telephs. 223, Nathan

59246 edn. and Western Union

and Hongkong Station: Arsenal Edgar Davidson, solicitor and notary f

Street; Teleph. 28240; P.O. Box 1618; public

Cable Ad: Fordcar E. S. C. Brooks, solicitor and notary |i

W. Harper, rang, director public

S.E. Jex, acting secretary W. M. Brown, b.a., solicitor

P. Poi, service mgr. Miss Mooney, stenographer

A.W. Gascon, service mgr.

Kailey, assembly mgr.(Hong Kong)

A.J. F.J. Shea,

Bush, mgr. (Cantonrepresentative

travelling Office) fr w % m

Hattori Trading Co., Ltd., Dealers in

Staff- Watches, Clocks and Sundry Goods—

ChanLumKai Sin

M. 10, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 20853;

Miss R. Rumjahn P.O. Box 292; Cable Ad: Hattori

A.Mrs.L. C.Jorge

Franco

IT # III fPl

A. L. Rocha

D. D. Lao

Yeung Kan Tak Have & Co., K. H.—Asia Life Building,

K. S. Lau 4th Floor; Teleph. 27957; Cable Ad:

Wai Shui Hung Haye; Codes Used: Acme, Bentley’s &

Tang Man Fai Private

Salesmen— Manager—C.

Macau W. Cheng G. Gomes

Representative—L.

Ed. L. Rocha Clerks—Miss Dorothy Lee

H. Fox Wong

Yue Chuen Lok Salesmen—O. D. Fong & M. C. Yuen

HONGKONG A595

Mm&&m % flj ^ Ying .Lee

Hazeland and Gonella, Civil En- Hepworth Chrome,Priestley & Co.,Zinc,Suppliers

gineers, Architects and Surveyors— ofLead, Tin, Wolfram, Galena,

Kayamally Buildings, 20, Queen’s and Copper, Manganese Ores —Molybdenum

Antimony, Gloucester

Road Central; Teleph. 23564; Cable Building; Teleph. 32286; Cable Ad:

Ad: Hazelearth Heppriest; Codes: Acme and Private

E. M. Hazeland | Ugo Gonella

^ ^ ± M ^ Hewlitt and Fung, Architects—Ped-

Hazell & Co., Denis H., Manufac- derA. Bldg. (Top Floor); Teleph. 21375

G. Hewlitt, f.r.i.b.a., principal

turers’ Agents — Rooms 116b & 117, Fung Tsun, a.r.i.b.a., f.i.a.a.s., do.

Marina House, 1st floor; Teleph. 28439;

Cable Ad: Yardarm. Singapore Office: Him Yue & Co., Coal Merchants—China

35, Winchester House; P.O. Box 294 Building (1st Floor); Teleph. 21319;

Denis H. Hazell, principal Cable5th,Ad:Scotts

Himyu;

Miss R. A. C. Edwards, secretary and 10th Codes:

edn. A. B. C. 4th

Health Cleaning Service, Scientific ft m m

Health Office and Residence Cleaning Himly, Ltd., General Import and

—101,

33660; Wanchai

P. O. BoxRoad,

499 1st Floor; Teleph. Export Merchants — 3 2, Connaught

Assistants — Paul S. Seng and S. B. Roadand

Central; Telephs. 20401, 20934

24322; P. O Box 213; Cable Ad:

Seng Himly

& £ fl Chan Yin, managing director

Health Service Intelligence Bureau SoleFarleigh Agents-.

Nettheim & Co., Tanners

(Established 1st May 1922), Health (Sydney, N. S. W.), “King and of

Office, House and Teleph. Cleaning, Mimosa,” “Tree,” “Butterfly”

Disinfecting and Fumigating Con- “Open Hand” Brands of Leather

tractors—216, Hennessy Road; P.O.

Box 499; Cable Ad : Health Bureau ft ft i m

ft ft- m m Hin Cheong Trading Co., Importers^

Heaply & Co., Ship Agents, Frieght & Exporters and Commission Agents

Ship Brokers and General Merchants— Bank ofTeleph. East Asia Building, 4th

Exchange Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. Floor;Hintrade

21386; Cable Ad:

24686; Cable Ad: Heaply

Ip Lam Shang, general manager

J. K. Lee, Chin

Staff—Ip assistant

Fook,manager

Li Cheung Hin Fat w& Co., & kr %' it m

King and Li Yuen Ling Ltd., Shipping Forward-

ing and Insurance Agents, General

Helen’s Beauty Salon—14,- Queen’s tered Office: 17,Stevedores

Contractors and — Regis-

Road C. ; Teleph. 34055 Central; Telephs. 23483Connaught Road

Ad : Diligent;

Helena May Institute (tiee Associa- •Complete Phrase and Private Codes : Bentley’s

tions and Societies) Directors — Kwok

Kwok Chung KingHin

YukWang and

Helmut Nocht, Photographic Goods—St. General Manager—Chiu Chak Son

George’s Building; Teleph. 21291; P. O. Manager

Tai (Canton) — Wong Kwong

Box 309; Cable Ad: Helno Staff— Chan Hon Kong, Kwok Tai

ft ft m m Hing, Wong Shiu Hei, Wong Wan

Henry Sales Company, Exporters, Tung, Kwok Yau Yin, Wony Shiu

Importers and Manufacturers—Asia Yan, Kwong Shun, Wong Kwong

Life Building; P.O. Box 863; Tele- Yee and Kwok Ngau

phone 27488; Cable Ad : Hensales; Hin Shing Lo, m.a. (Cantab.), Barrister-

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, Oriental 3- at-Law—Chung Tin Building; Teleph.

Letter and Private 23952

A596 HONGKONG

^ & M ^ % m m ® m m m

Hinley Co., L., Importers and Com- Lativyin tuny lun shuen fo chony

mission Agents of General Merchan- Holt’s

dise—27, Connaught Road Central; 58066-8Wharf — Kowloon; Telephs.

P.O. Box 508; Cable Ad : Hinleyco Butterfield & Swire, agents

Capt. R. Henderson, wharf manager

(Absent)

HisCommissioner—Room

Siamese Majesty’s Trade Capt. J. N. Macfarlane, acting

30.), Asia Life , J. wharfJones,

manager

Building;

56949 Telephs. 33152 (Office) and

(Residence) J. B.G: Colls, a&8t. wharf manager

accountant

Hon. Villas Osatananda, commis- H. F. Stoneham,

T. F. Bradford, wharf clerk engineer

sioner, China

Staff—Miss Lee,and Hong Kong

S. Samran and Nai E. L. Starling, wharfinger

Chan Kui, asst, wharfinger

Ho Hong Bank—{See Banks) Ho Man Kam, do.

E. Butler*, Blue Funnel Supt. Engr.

Hotioner—55,

Ko Tsun, Queen’s

He., General Medical Practi-

Road CehL; Teleph. J. —Teleph.

C. L. Wong, 58993assist, do.

21633 Holy Cross Church—(Nee Churches

HoFinancier—Office:

Ting, Sir Robert, 4a, DesMerchant

Voeux Road and and Missions)

Cent.; Telephs.

Residence), 24217,and20059

and 29008 29105(Town

(Peak Honda, H., Bacon

Importers and Exporters,

Residence) Ham and Specialist—40 and 45,

S. C.LukSun,PakWeiTo,Tat, Kwan Yau Kwong, Johnston

Ad: Hondayoko Road; Teleph. 20720; Cable

K. C., Wong and S. C.

Leung, assistants Home for Blind Girls and Home for

the Poor—(Nee Italian Convent Under

If # I: ft % Educational)

Hodges, H. M., Manufacturers’ Represen-

tative—Asia Life Building,

Road Central; Cable Ad: Traveller 14, Queen’s Hong Kong Amateur Dramatic Club

W. A. Hellwig, manager —(See Clubs)

' S. K. Pang Hong Kong Automobile Association—

HoiStreet,

Yeung2ndShipping

Floor; Co.—171,26240;

Teleph. Lok {See Associations and Societies)

WingCable

Ad: Prosperous Hongkong Bankers Cleaning House—

Lau King Tsing, manager 2nd Floor, 4a, Des Voeux Road Central

Ho See Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery,

Holland China Handelscompagnie N.V. House, Ltd., The - Registered Office: Dina

(Holland 7, Duddell Street;

Road;Brewery:

Merchants- China — 67 and Trading Co., Vceux

69, Des Ltd.), Sham Tseng,

20190

Castle Peak Telephs.

(General Office), 23154 (Accounts)

Road Cent.; Telephs. 30343-4; P. O. Box andJ. 51930

67;W.Cable Ad: Holchihand H. Ruttonjee, mng. directorBrury

(Brewery); Cable Ad:

H. E.Kien, director

Boddfi, director(Rotterdam)

(Rotterdam) Linstead & Davis, secretaries

Brewery Staff

I. J. G. Walle, manager

J. C. Klausz, Export Dept.

J. A. Lau I H. D. Rumjahn V.V. Hak,

Woitsch, brewmaster

brewer

C. G. Markar | K. F. Yuen F. Tichopad, brewer

Agencies A. Y. Calam

Rochael, chief engineer

N. V. : Internationale Crediet-en I.M.M.L.Fernandes j Mrs. LM. Thoresen

Handels-Yereeniging “Rotterdam”

Century Insurance Co., Ltd. of Hongkong G. Fernandes * Juman Khan

LondonAssurance

(Marine). Co: of Toronto Office

Western M. F. de Pinna

and London (Fire) W. E. Funnell | F Leung

HONGKONG A597

Hong Kong Broadcasting Committee n & % n $ m

—{See Associations & Societies) Hong Kong and ChinaImporters

Trading—Co., The,

Exporters 44, Con-

fx w m ^ m naught Road Central; Teleph. 28793;

San Chee Lee Yeuny Sony Cable

TamAd: ChakTamfong

Tung, manager

Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd.,

Export, Import, Insurance—French Hongkong Club & Hong Kong Cricket

Bank Bldg.; Telephs. 20114 & 22785 ; Club — (See Clubs)

Cable Ad : Hocanexco.

0. Arnuiphy, manager

ft m m m

^ ^ m ^3 S M ^ ^ # Hongkong Commercial Co., The, Gen-

Hongkong eral Importers, Exporters and Com-

Co., Ltd.,& Canton

The, Ice Ice

andManufacturing

Cold Storage mission Agents—4a, Des Vceux Road

The Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage C.71;(2nd Floor); Teleph. 24631; P. O. Box

Cable Ad : Hongcomco

Co., Ltd.28185),

Teleph. (2, Lower

generaLAlbert Road;

managers Ho Hung Kwan, manager

Engineer-in-Charge—F. Cope, m.i.e.e. Chow Nim Tong, asst. mgr.

& H.T.MIN.E. Staff—Ho Hung Pong, H. P. Pang,

Wong Chen, Miss F. Ho and J. Ho

p] & m n $ t fit ® jfll] ft Ma La Sai Po

Shang Kong 0 Lun Shun Rung Sze

Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steam- “ Hongkong Newspaper Daily Press,”in Morning

(Established 1857) —

boat

Queen’sCo.,Building;

Ltd., Steamship Owners—

Teleph. 20101; Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

Cable Central

Ad: Steamboat and 480, Hennessy Road,

Directors — Hon.J. P.Mr.Braga,

M. LiK. Tse Wanchai;

Lo and (Night)Telephs.

24511; P.30251,

O. Box33383,1; Cable

27904

(Chairman),

Fong, Tungfan Lo (Alternate Ad: Street, E. C. 4.; Cable Ad: SocotrineFleet

Press. London Office: 53,

Director for Sir Robert Ho Tung, “ Hongkong Weekly Press and

Kt.;, H. Staples Smith and D. China Overland TradeofReport”

Landale Directory & Chronicle China,

H. da Luz, secretary Japan, Malaya, etc.

Deacon & Co., Ltd., Canton Agents Local Directory, The

A. A. de Mello, Macao Agent Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd., proprietors

Hongkong & Canton Sanitary Ser- Lt.-Col. H.L. Murrow,D.s.o., managing

. director

vice, Contractors for Office, House Perc/

managerChen, assistant general

Building and Bus Cleaning, Disin- Walter Hanming Chen, editor

fecting and Fumigating—17, Wydn-

ham Street; Teleph. 22450 Editorial EepartMen t

n[IU11II LlIHI^

E. MacNider, sub-editor

Pi & n '1 Mui Hi Kung Sze A. Y.C.elGreaves,

Arculli sub-editor

Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.— J.V. Prettejohn

Office: West Point; Teleph. 28181. V. J. Kolatchoff

Central Showrooms: Gloucester Tse Shu Hing

Man Lock

Bldg.; Teleph. 24704. Works: West Cheung

Point and Yaumati J. H. Franco

H. E. Stone, engineer and gen. mgr. N.

O. C.TalipLorenciano

F. Goodwin, resident engr. and mgr. D. A. Chang

G. E. F. Thompson, accountant

F.T. Tyndall, assist,

C. Ellacott, do. engineer General Office

Mrs. R. Ramsey (Advertising Dept.)

E. W. Simmonds, distribution supt. C.L. C.Y. Lai

H. W. G. McLareft, asst. do. Xaviet || K. D. Goularte

F. Wong

A598 HONGKONG

Generating Station:

Hong Kong Dairy Supply Co., A. F.G. F.Langston,

Duckworth a.m. •MECH.E.

J. F. Barron

Ltd., The, Dairy Produce Specialists, A. Webster

Dairy Farmers, Ice Cream Manufact-

turers—Town Office : Stock Exchange S. Deacon A.R. A.P. Tarbuck

Owens

Building, 6th Floor; Teleph. 27980; A. F. Paul J.

R. P. Dunlop, b.sc. j J. K. Sloan H. Maycock

Depot: 6 7, Hennessy Road; Teleph. J. F.W.Lunny

32793; Ice Cream Factory:

Hennessy Road; Teleph. 32171; Farm: 101-103, R. Smith i! G.J. Evans H. Silva

Kowloon Dairy, Saikung Road, Kow- G.W. Hailey,

E. Peersm.i.e.e. N. H. H.Vargassoff

Blyth

loon; Teleph. 57113 H.

Directors—E.

Strahan, M.A.,C. Frederick,

m.b., ch.b. Dr. S. S. Mains Department:

(Oxon.),

l. A. W. Woo, r.c.p. Capt.F.L. Brown,o.b.e.(Mil.),a.m.i.e.e.

Dr. m.b., b.s. (Lond.), (Lond.),E.G.m.r.c.s.

Thompsc"

T. Padgett,

(Eng.), and

A. J, Ablong

m. r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.)m.b.e.

Manager—A. G. Dalziel

Factory Superintendent — R. S. A. R. Cox (Mil.) J.A. A.I. Ribeiro Gonzaleles

Meadows C. E. Gahagan L. G. Morales

A. G. Everett, Y. C. Chan

Farm Su perin t e nden t—G. W. Ahwee

Staff — H. W. Ahwee, A. H. de D. RibeiroA.M.I.E.E. A.C. Y.H. Lam Ismail

Carvalho, T. Johnston, H. M. Workshop G. A. Neves M. A. Xavier

Alarakia and K. C. Lam R. A. Starling and Stores :

C.R. R.E. Wilson

Slattery ii A.M. Hassan 1. Razack

3 m * m m A.I. Hassan

J. Coelho !! C.H. E.A. Coelho

Hong Kong Dispensary (A. S. Watson Meter Department Bux

&Dispensing

Co., Ltd.),Chemists,

Pharmaceutical

Dealers Chemists,

in Patent S. L.Longfield

Medicines, Drugs and Chemicals, Drug- de Rome

gists’ Sundries, Perfumes, Beauty Pre- G.R. G.C. S.Butler

Thomson, a'.m.i.e.

parations,

Teleph. 20016 etc. — Alexandra Building; G.

W. F. Simpson, m.p.s,, pharmacist Showroom :

J. L. Farrar, m.p.s., do. W.H.E.M.OrchardMarshall I A. P. Maher

Staff — Miss D. Hunt. Miss N- Ko A. F. Ferreira | A.A.O. Mattos

Chan Ho and- Leung Fuk Kwong Office Staff:

S. Jarvis, M.c., a.

J. R. Way S., Moosa

n & m m m n m & Stanesby F.M. A.Y. Joanilho

S-T. J-P. GSaunderson

Hong Kong Tin Tang Yau Han Rung Sze H. S.H. Jones Neves

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., The—

Works: North Point; Office: P. & O. W. B. Muskett A.M M.Hassan Rumjahn

Building; Showroom: The Arcade, W.

A. Stoker

G. Gardner R. Gomes

Gloucester Building; Telephs. 27711, M.

W.E. Macfarlane H. M. Britto T. Nunes

20058 (Complaints, Day & Night), A. K. Minu S.S. A.M. R.Rumiahn

Bux

27716 (Power Station), 22502 (Meter C. G.K. Silva

A. Rahumed

Dept.)and 30054 (Showroom); Cable Ad: H. N. Mehal I. Haroon H. E. Vieira

Electric; Code: Bentley’s

Agents Gibb, Livingston & Co.,

Ltd. A.S. G.O. Mohammed

Bux S'M.. H.Sabhan

Bux

Directors—H. M. V. Adal J. C. Santos

(chairman),

Kt., TheE. Hon.SirV.SirRobert

Wilkinson,

Shou-son

d.s.o.

Ho Chow

Tung, L. A. Peres

A. R. Minu R. Costa

M. Hussain

Y. A. Neves

Kt., T Pearce, The Hon.

J. Paterson and The Hon. Mr. S. H. Mr. J. Y. Marques E. U.M. S.Butt

C.T. Ali G. Alves

Dodwell K. M. Omar H. A. Sousae V. Ribeiro

Manager—V. Sorby, m.i.e.e. W. M. Sousae A.H. C.T. Ghafur

HONGKONG A599

M. H, Jono F. J. Collaco Consulting Committee—Hon. Mr. J.

S. Yusuf S. A. Gafoor J. Paterson (chairman), C. Bernard

R. M. Xavier U. Oi'F.A. Nunes

Rumjahn Brown, A. H. Compton, Sir Robert

E.J. A.A. Santos

Souza R. M. Y. Ribeiro Ho Tung,J. H.kt.,Taggart,

Joseph, T. E. Pearce, F. A.S.

o.b.e, and

A. M. Quinn S.M. Hassan B. Hassan T. W illiamson

M. Adem R. A. Souza

A.H. M.

E. E.Xavier

Silva P.N. Sousae m & m mmw

K. M. Rumjahn Hongkong Fish Store Co., Sea Food

A.G. S.A- Xavier

Souza R. A. Bux Exporters, Cold Storage Uperators,

High Class Fish Restaurant—59, Des

Hong Kong Engineering and Cons- Cable Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 20234;

truction Co., Ltd., Civil Engineers Ad: Fishstore

and Building Contractors; Sole Licencees

for China of the Franki Patent Hong Kong Football Clubs—(See Clubs)

Compressed

Foundations;Concrete Piling System

Manufacturers of Patentfor

Centrifugal Concrete Pipes — Head Hongkong Fresh Fruits and Canned

Goods Store—35,

Office: St. George’s Building (1st Floor); Teleph.

Teleph. 30309; Cable Ad: Ferroconco. 32815 Des Voeux Road C.;

Workshop and Stores-—Prince Edward

Road, Kowloon;

Chairman andTeleph.

Managing 56212Director— Hong Kong Fumigation Co., The

(Associated with theAsia

tion Co., Ltd.)—201, London Fumiga-

Life Building,

J. P. Braga, o.b.e. 14, Queen’s Road 'Central; Teleph.

Directors — J. Scott Harston, Sir 27366;

Robert Ho Tung, kt., Sir Elly CebrahnP.; Codes O. Box 392; Supplement

: Mosse Cable Ad:

Kadoorie, k.b.e. & M. H. Lo andH.Private Code

H. Braga, b.sc., general works mgr. Hommel, Hong Kong repres.

B. Alves, secretary

A. M. Braga, property supt.

A. R.V. L.Skvorzov, c.e., a.m.i. struct e.

D. Noronha Hongkong Furniture Co., Ltd., Con-

A. Demee J. L. d’Aquino tractors and Furnishers of High-class

E. Sahmet L. A. Rozario Furniture—8,

Teleph. 22634; Queen’s

Cable Ad:RoadFurniture;

Central;

L. O. Lau Yee Ting

Wong Wai Yim Kong Code: Bentley’s

F. Wong Lau Kung Wan, director

Lau Man Shing, do.

Hongkong Everybody’s Service, Nature Lau Mok Lin, manager

ofdering

Business: (1) Secretarial Dept: Ren-

LiteraryTranslation, TypewritingDept:

Services; (2) Educational and Hong Kong General Chamber of

Giving Mandarin, Commercial English Commerce—(Nee Associations and

and Typewriting Lessons; (3) Informa- Societies)

tion Dept: Supplying Data on Political, Hong Kong Horticultural Society

Social

Lectufeis,andWriters, Commercial

Scholars,Chinaetc.; (4)to —(See Associations and Societies)

Advertising Dept: Advertising Agencies

for Leading Chinese Newspapers in Hong Kong Hotel—(See Hotels)

Hongkong and throughout Chin and

(5) Import Dept: Importing and

Exporting

—6, Agencies for1stSundry. Goods Hong Kong Hotel Garage — (See

30533;Clarence

Cable Ad:Terrace,

Hbngever Floor; Teleph. Hotels)

Alfred C. T. Li, ph. d., manager

m -k

Hongkong Import and Export Co.,

Hong Kong Fo Chuk Po Him Kung Sze Merchants and Commission Agents

—Bank of China Building, 4, Queen’s

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Road

Ltd., The Jardine, Matheson & Co., 469; Cable Ad: Hokineco; Central; Teleph. 24724; P. O. Box

Ltd., General Managers ley’s A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme Codes Bent-

and Private

A600 HON-GKONG

Hong Kong Iron Mining Co., Ltd.— $ftmnnmimt

3, Chater Road Hong Kong Chi Ti Kup Toi, Le<

Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson, Yau Han Kung Sze

A, H. Compton, A. Raymond and

D. F Landale Hongkong

Co., Land Investment

Ltd.—Queen’s Building,and3, Agency

Chater

O. Eager, secretary Road; Teleph. 20117; Cable Ad: Lands

Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

(chairman), A. H. Compton, Sir

Hong kong how loong chi ip on kit Robert Ho Tung, kt., T. E. Pearce,

yau han kong sze FelixA. Josepn, S. T. Williamsonand

A. Raymond

Hongkong and Kowloon Land and Loan O. Eager, secretary

Co., Ltd. 8, Queen's Road West; B. C. Field, assist, secretary

Teleph. 27308 F. O. Reed, accountant

Directors — Chau Cheuk

Fong Kuk, Tse Kwan Luk and Fan, Kwan G. W. Grey, f.r.i.b.a., f.s.i., architect

Chiu Leung Hang W. J. Morris, overseer

W. R. Brumwell, assist, overseer

Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, manager

Hong Kong Jockey Club—(/$W Clubs) Hongkong Metal Window Mfg. Co.

Manufacturers of Steel Windows

and Doors, Stock on Standard Sizes

—6-14, Fuk Wing Street, Shamshui-

po, Kowloon ; Teleph. 58644: Cable Ad:

Hong Jeong kow loon ma iau, kap fo chong hung sze Hwindow

Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and

Godown Co., Ltd.—Teleph. 58001 ; Hong Kong ofMinerals

Exporters Minerals,&Manufacturers'

Trading Co.,

Cable Ad : Godowns

Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson Representatives, Munitions, Chemical

(chairman), Hon. Mr. S. H. Dod- Products, Lubricants,Textiles, Petroleum

Machinery Products,

6z Electrical

well, A. H. Compton,J. T.H.B. Wilson,

D. Drummond, Equipment, Mechanical Engineers,

Jessen, Technical

Lawrence Advice & Consultation —

son, D.S.O., Kadoorie, H. Sir

F. A. Joseph, Y. Wilkin-

Robert 8A, National

Teleph. 21373;Bank

CableBuilding,

Ad: 6th Floor :

Homine

Ho Tung, kt., C. 0. Black and A. H.

Penn G- D. Corvissiano, principal

Secretary & Manager—C. M. Manners

Assistant Manager—C. E. Terry Hong Kong Mines, Ltd.—Prince’s

Accountant—G. B. S. Thomson

Staff—J. Robertson, A. Eastman, W. Building; Teleph. 31234; Cable Ad:

M. Groves, G. Castle, C. P. Grant, Linmahang Directors!—L. R. Nielson (chair-

J. Henderson, J. K. F. June, J. J. man), G. T. Scholey, David Wai

J.Maxwell,

A. JumanMiss

Rainey, Khan,Winifred

E. da Costa,

binson, Miss A. Souza and Miss G. Ro- Kwok Au, J. M. Wong and

E. Maxwell Chas. C. Stark (managing dir.)

Superintendent Engineer — D. Mac- Secretary ct Purchasing Agent—E.

kenzie Faggiano

Assistant Superintendent Engineer— Oflice Staff—D. T. Bautista, Teng

A. N. Mackenzie Tung, Wan Pak and Ip Shiu Choy

Craft Superintendent—T. Fergusson Lin Ma Hang Mine :

Cargo Superintendent—W. C. Excell B, B. Bassett, general supt.

Superintendent Afloat—B. Thomson S. Coldren, mine supt.

Wharfingers — T. F. Harris, H. M. W. H. Fowler, mill supt.

Miller, H. H. Fanthapi, V. Petherick G. Abbas, chief accountunt

and L. Bones . M. M. Affanassreff

Clerk of Works—W. Hyde J. G. Michaelson

Inspector—W. G. Schnabel M. L. Roberts

HONGKONG A601

T9 & PR $ n zs ^ ii m m &

Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Ltd., Hong Kong Ma Lam Rung Sze

The, Importers of and Dealers in Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co.,

Automotive Accessories and Replace-

ment Parts. — 22, Des Voeux Road Kennedy Ltd., The —Factory: Belchers Street,

Central (2nd Floor); Telephs, 20577 Town; Head Office: 10, Des

and 28554; P.O. Box 575. Kowloon (Office) Road Yoeux Central; Telephs. 27781

Office and Garage: 55 and 132, Ropework 20045 (Works); Cable Ad:

&

Nathan Road; Teleph. 57894 Directors—The Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields

Permanent Managing Director— (chairman), Sir Robert Ho Tung,

T. L. Knight Kt., Sir Elly Kadoorie, k.b.e., J. P.

Director Braga, o.b.e., and S. T. Williamson

Power : and Acting Secretary—J. C. Office Staff—F.C. J.E.Tavares

J. Toppin, Tavares(secretary),

and Miss

Director—Mrs. L. F. Knight D. Brackstone

Works

manager),Staff—E.J.

C. W. Spradbery

L. Spradbery,(Works

F. G.

fi « SB * g Bird, P. N. Xavier, E. M. Castro,

Hongkong Optical Co., The (Successors A. F. Delgado and A. A. da Silva

tofacturing

Clark &Opticians

Co.), Importing and Manu-

53, Queen’s Road

Cent.; Teleph. 22232; Cable Ad; Clark- Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

hager; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Private Corporation—(Nee Banks)

S. American

K. Cheney,Optometric

opt. d. Association),

(Member of

Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels—

Y.optometrist

K. Lai, assist, optician (See Hotels)

Jack Chan, clerk Hongkong & Shanghai Lace Co.

John Chan, accountant (Hongkong Lace Co.), Manufacturers

Swatow Drawn Work, Embroideryof

Hong Kong Philharmonic Society— Queen’s Road Central, 1st and —2nd

Handkerchiefs, Silk Lingerie 50,

(See Clubs') Floors

Hongkong Polo Club—(See Clubs) Other Offices:

56, Kong Hon Road, Swatow

Hongkong Preview Studio—20, Queen’s 17, Museum Road, Shanghai

Road Central; Teleph. 32884

^ PS ^ pp m m Hong Kong and Shanghai Taxi-Cab

Hong Kong Yan Tsz Koon Co., Ltd., Taxicabs for Hire—33,

Wong-nei-chong Rd.; Telephs. 20408

Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd., The, and 33333

Lithographers-

ing, 4, Queen’s Road Bank Central;

of ChinaTeleph.

Build-

20437 and 3, Bow ting Street, Kowloon; Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association

—(See Associations and Societies)

Teleph. 57848

P. A. Xavier, managing director Hong Kong Silk Store,andThe,Retail—•

Silk

li. Telles Jorge, secretary Merchants, Wholesale

Miss K. M. Leung, cashier 56, Queen’s Road

Staff-R. G. Xavier, E. M. Xavier, C. 30870; P.O. Box 253: Cable Ad. Central; Teleph.

Lyson and H. J. Xavier Melwani. Branch: Colonial Silk Store,

Hongkong Realty and Trust Co., 60,F.Queen’s Road Central

T. Melwani, principal

Ltd.,Voeux

Des Rea) Estate - Exchange

Road Central; Building,

Teleph. 26291; R,M. T.T. Melwani

Cable Ad: Real trust Melwani, mng. proprietor ,

J. F.H.C.Taggart, inanaging direptor U. T. Melwani, do.

Barry, secretary “Hong Kong J & South China: Builder,”

Hongkong Reprigeeation Co.—National The, A Bi mohthly Magazine Published

Bank Building, 2nd Floor; Teleph. inIndustry—Hong the Interests of the Building

Kong Bank Building;

22421 Teleph. 23304

A602 HONGKONG

% m m & Board of Directors—.).. H. Taggart

Hongkong Sporting Arms Store, (chairman

The andShou

managing director),

Arms Dealers and Shooting Acces-

sories—22, Pottinger Street; Teleph. Hon.Hon. Sir

Sir Robert son Chow,

Kotewall, The

c.m.g.,

23312; Cable Ad : Sporting; Codes : J. Scott Harston, The Hon.

L. Shields, The Hon. S. H. Dodwell, Mr. A.

Acme, A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s D. H. Blake and H. Y. Wilkinson

J. P. Sherry, manager

■Hongkong

Co., General Stevedoring and >Agents

Shipping upply j W. C. Clark, assist, manager

W. L. McKenzie, a.c.a., secretary

and Contracting Stevedores and Staff—

Ship Suppliers —4, Mosque Junction

(Ist Floor); Teleph. 22561; P. O. Box A. Davis,

N. Braude, J. M. W.Dalziel,

R. E. Farrell, J. Geall,T.

455; Cable Ad : Stevepling W.G. Griffin, C. Hatt, A. L. Fisher,B.

1

Hongkong Stock Exchange — (See A. C. Jeffreys, R. Kirkwood,

Associations and Societies i W. Simmons, D. Tollan, L. D.

Skinner, C. F. Need ham and S.

n m n m m m R. Jeffrey

“Hongkong Sunday Herald,” Sun- ‘Hongkong Times” — 26, Stanley St.;

day Newspaper, Published by The j Teleph. 23045

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. — 3 a,

Wyndham

Ad; Mail Street; Teleph. 20022; Cable

Manager—G. C. Burnett Tien Che Kung Sze

Editor—W. J. Keates

Editorial Department—R. A. E. Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.—Office and

Watson, R. Goldman, N. A. E. Bowrington; Teleph. East

Depot: Canal Road 26654;

Cable Ad: St.,

Mackay, J. C. Guimgan, H. J. Tramways; Code: Bentley’s

Yappe, H. Chang and P. Chen Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

Business Department—L. K. Cheung, (chairman), A. H. Compton, Hon.

Cheung Chi Ling, Chan Pik Man, Sir Shou-son

Geo. Chan, James Chan,

and Miss R.Representative—Miss

M. Rosario P. Fung Joseph and H. Y.Chow,

Wilkinson kt., F. A.

Advertising M. L. m.inst.t.,

C. F. general

Bellamy,manager

m.c., a.m.i.e.e.,

A. Morgan F. manager

H. Glover, a.m.i.e.e., asst, general

it is m m & ± W. F. Simmons, f.c.i.s., secretary

Sze Mit Sun Mun Chi Koon. V. Walker, chief assist, engineer

“Hongkong Telegraph,” Evening News- G.W, S.S. Rodger, rollingoutside

Glendinning, stock supt.supt.

paper— 1 and 3, Wyndham Street; T.J. Waller, assist, engineer

Teleph. 26615; Cable Ad: Telegraph K. Leghorn, workshop supt.

F. P. Franklin, manager H. W. Hammond, traffic supt.

N. Stockton, acting editor A. Gillard, chief traffic assist.

S.G. A.W. Gray,

Giffen,sub-editor

reporter J. H. Simmons, W. A. Gardner and

S. A. Ramjahn, do. C. Brown, traffic inspectors

M. R. Abbas Office Staff-

G.K. F.C. Gilbert

Tsang, accountant V. R. Gordon, assistant secretary

W. Sue, assistant H.Medina,

M. Xavier, J. H.A.Xavier,

E. Coates, M. J.

G. Ozorio,

Xavier and Lam Kai Chi E.

Miss V. C. Williams, Miss

Hong Kong Tin Wd Yau Han Kwng Sze

Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.,—

Registered

ing, Des Offices:Vceux Exchange Build- HongnKong Typewriter

Road Central;

m ^ ft m &

Exchange,

Teleph. 26601 (Ex. : Cent. Kowloon, Typewriter Seller and Repairer—9,

Peak, Taipo, Fanling and Tsun Wan); D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 21433; P.O.

Cable Ad: Telephonco; Code: Bentley’s Box 740

HONGKONG

Hongkong Tyre Co., The, Full-Circle General Works Manager—H. H.

Retreaders and Accessory Importers— Scott

! 392, Hennessy Road; Teleph. 28539; Yard Manager—H. G. Cooper

Cable Ad: Hktyreco Shipbuilding Department:

| Y. C. Chan, manager

A. M. Caiman, J. N. Sweeney, A.

“ Hongkong Weekly Press and Marshall and G. T. Anderson

AChina

WeeklyOverland

PublicationTrade Report,”

Containing All Drawing

Chief

Office:

Ship Draughtsman—R. G. Craig

f the Local News of the Week— Office Staff—J. V. Ramsay, A. E. Pearson

I at Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road and O. E. Fingalsen

I Central; Telephs. 30251 and 33383;

P. O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Press Engine Draughtsman—M. R. Bell

Publishers : J. B. Sturgeon I R. L. Bark us

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. •J. R. Leitch | Y. Bonch

C. R. Maberly | C. J. Cooke

| Hongkong Well Boeing Co., Ltd., Engineering Department:

I Tubular Water Wells and Pumping Engr. Manager—J. Crookdake

Installations—Gen. Office : Prince’s Staff—D. Anderson, W. C. Tillery,

Building;, Teleph. 30785; Works G. N. Mitchell, J. D. Provan,

Office: 226. Prince Edward Road; 8. Gray, J. G. R. Humble, J. Fraser,

Teleph. 51244

Fred. A. Hill, mng. director G. Newhouse, W. Mason and T.

Houston

Boilermakers Department:

Hong hong toong po shun o hung sze J. C. Brown

Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.,Docks,

Ltd., R. Morrison | J. McKelvie

The — Head Office : Kowloon Electricians—J. Kempton, M. Fer-

Hongkong. Branch Office : 2, Queen’s guson, E. Humphreys and F.

Bldg., Connaught Road Central; Prata

Telephs 58053 (Kowloon Docks), Blacksmith—T. Coleman

56810 (chief manager and secy.), Moulder—J. I. M. Brewin

56822 (works manager), 50443 Shipwright Department:

(yard manager), for Sub-Exchange

See Teleph. Directory, 28020 (Hong- Senior Shipwrights—G. Henderson,

kong Office); P.O. Box 41; Cable J. Adam, W. Greig and J. B. Wood

Ads: Manifesto and Kowloondocks Diver- W. J. Maher

Directors—Hon. Mr. Stanley H. Metallurg. Chemists — P. B. Parks

Dodwell (chairman), Sir Robert and A. H. Skinn

Ho Tung, Hon. Mr. J. J. Master of Salvage Tug Henry Keswick

Paterson, D. Drummond, Lawrence —Capt. H. H Williams

Kadoorie, J. H. Jessen and S. T. Store Department:

Williamson Supt.—R. J. Goodman

Chief

M.I.C.E.,Manager—E.

M.I.N.A. Cock, m.b.e., Staff—C. E. Millard, F. Cullen,

Secretary—E. L. Hosie, c.a. A.Gomes

Maher,

and J.J. H.H. Lawrence,

Lawrence,Jr.J. Y

Chief Clerk-W. J. Rattey

Staff—A. S. Bliss, C. R. Logan, Time Office:

W. Hedley, R. Lapsley, K. R. W.W.C. R.K. Forsyth

Mackie | E. R. Butcher

Macaskill, J. Revie, R H. A.

Thom, W. D.A. Macmaster,

Lapsley, W. MacKenzie,

W. Mac-C. Boatswain—F. J. Jenner

Sergeant of Police—H. Marriott

Donald,

H. Ahmed, J. Antioquia, A. Ahmed,

A. E. Gutierrez, J. D. Hongkong Branch Office; Teleph.

Marques, J. G. Ozorio, M. Ozorio,

E. M. Remedies, J. M. Y. Remedios, 28020:

Mrs. G. A. Blandford, Mrs. M. CosmopolitanW. F. Ford

Cotton, Mrs. L. Hyndman, Miss G. Dock; Teleph, 57214:

MacNider, Superintendent—R. E. Hoare

Mrs. E. MokMiss M. Adam and Staff—J. P. White and A. J. Mendes

A604 aONGKOWC^

E. D. Bush, joint manager

Hongkong & Yaumati Ferry Co., Sum Tai Kai, do.

Ltd., The—Registered Office: Jubi- Chas. Lee,, assistant

lee Street Ferry Pier; Telephs. 26113 Miss Alice Sum, do.

(Head Office), Sieie (Marine Dept.),

22530 (Jubilee Street Ferry Pier), Distributors: T.MissD. Teresa

Bush, Sum, do.

do.

57106 (Jordon Road Ferry Pier), The American Bantam Cars

56001 (Mongkok Ferry Pier), 56002

(Shum-shui-po Ferry Pier), 56748

(Hunghom Ferry Pier), 56749 (Kowloon HopTungHing Shipping Co.—1, Shang

Street; Teleph. 58657

City Ferry Pier) and 24060 (Wilmer

Street

Ferry Ferry

ServicePier)

and Operating

Ferry Vehicularto Hop Sing Typewriter Co.—28, Pottinger

Services

Jordon Road, Mongkok, Shum Shui Po, Street; Teleph. 21420

Kowloon City, Hung Horn, Sai Wan Ho,

Cheung

Tung Chung,Chow,Tsuen

Tai Wan,

O,' Castle Peak, Hop Yick S. S. Co. — 216, Wing Lok

Ping Chow,

Kap Sui Mun and Silver Mine Bay Street; Teleph. .30495

Lau Tak Pb, managing director HOSPITALS

Ybiing Tsun Dart, secretary

Hong On S. N. Co.—77, Connaught Road $ & 8L H IS S

West; Teleph. 21983 JVga Lai se e yuen kim hole hop yuen

Alice Memorial27786

tals—Teleph. & Affiliated Hospi-

(Sub-Exchange)

Hong On S. S. Co.—210, Wing Lok Street: Alice Memorial Maternity Hospital—

Teleph. 22771 10, BonhamHospital

Road; Teleph. 27786

Nethersole

Road; Teleph. 27786— 10, Bonham

M M HoBonham

Miu LingRoad;Hospital—Breezy

Hong Sling, H.—Marina House, 15-19,

Queen’s Road Central: Teleph. 28322; Teleph. 27786 Path,

Cable Ad : Slingcom AliceRoadMemorial Hospital -8, Bonham

Chairman

mittee—Hon.of Gen.Dr. &S.Executive

W. T’so, Com-

o.b.e.

Honor Co., The—14, Queen’s Road C.; Treasurers—Linstead

Teleph. 32848 Medical Supt.—Dr. F. &R.Davis Ashton

Hon son & Co.—24, Connaught Road Resident Medical & Surgical Staff-

Central; Teleph. 25942 Dr. F. R. Ashton, Dr. A. Syden-

ham, Dr. R. M. Alderton and

Dr. M. H. Lau

H fra Uo-chony-wo NursingStaff—Miss M. Ward (matron),

Hoo Cheong Wo Co., Ltd., Ship- and Mrs. A. Hughes

Chandlers, Metals and Hardware Secretary—Dr. R. M. Alderton

Merchants, Regulation Life Jackets Combined Military Hospital—Whit-

and Life Buoys Makers and General field Barracks,

Storekeepers—51 and 52, Connaught

Road Central; Teleph. 20591; Cable No. 59191 (Ext.Kowloon;

63) Teleph. Civil

Ad : Hoocheongwo

Chan Hau Po, managing director HooffMiu Ling Hospital — Breezy Path

A. Kum, chief manager

A. King, sub-manager (SeeBonham under Road

AliceHospitals)

Affiliated Memorial and

^ & mm Hong

(FormerlyKong Yeung

Sanitorium & Hospital

Wo Hospital)—2

Hoong Fat Road

Des Voeux & Co.Central;

(ForeignTeleph.

Dept.)—286,

26721; 4,Telephs.

Village26641,

Road,26642Happy Valley;

Cable Ad: Hoongfatco; Codes: Acme, and 26643

Bentley’s, Duo and Private

Sum Pak Ming, proprietor Kennedy Town Hospital—West Point

HONGKONG A605

Kowloon Hospital —.(See under Surgeon Lieut.-Comdr. (M)—

Government) T. L. Cleave, m.r.c.s., m.r.c.p.

(London)

Majima Hospital (Japanese) — 191, Surgeon Lieut.-Comdr. (G)—

Wanchai Road; Teleph. 20548 S. J. Wheeler, m.b., m.r.c.s.,

L.R.C.P.

Matilda Hospital--18,6 to 189, Mount Surgeon Lieut.-Comdr. (D)—W. G.

Kellet, The Peak:V.Teleph. 29026 and r innie, l.d.s. Sister—Miss M.

Superintending

Trustees—-Sir M. Grayburn Goodrich

1). C. Edmondston Nursing Sisters—Miss B . G.

Governing Body—Sir V. M. Gray- Sibson and Miss H. B. Durey

burn, D. (J. Edmondston,

Rev. Ronald ,0. Hall (Bishop of Rt. Senior Pharmacist—G. Large

Victoria), Very Rev. J. L. Wilson Pharmacist— H. A. Spanner

(Dean Warrant Wardmaster—M. A.

Rev. K.of MacKenzie

St. John’s Dow

Cathedral),

(Minis- Ball, r.n.

Clerks—P. L. Li and M. Law

ter of the Union Church, Hong-

kong), Hon. Mr.. A. W. Hughes, Sanatorium des Missions Etrangeres

Hon.

HonourMr.theM.Chief

T. Justice,

Johnson,SirHis

A. BIsthanie— Pokfulum

D.Masson

A. MacGregor, K.c. and J. R.

Secretary—C. B. Brown St. Paul’s Hospital (French Gen-

eral Hospital)—Causeway Bay

Staff- Superioress—Rev. Sister Eusebe

Dr. J. Howard Montgomery, General Staff—Sisters Marguerite,

medical supt. Odile, Ambroise,

Camille, Ther^se, Emilffine,

Monique, Marie,

Miss M. Drury, matron Elizabeth, Cecilia, Rita, Augusta,

Miss A. Senior, assist, matron Agathe— and Alphonse

Sisters—Miss C. D. Ferguson, N urses Misses M. Carreon, M.

Miss M. A. Wood, Miss M. Daw- Bautista, C. Sotelo, P. Bodano,

son, Miss E. Townsend, Miss V. Tuano, F. Baldoviso, G. Silva

M. Wilson, Miss J. K. Troun- and G. Lara Cabrera

son. Miss 1. P. 'Wright. and Pharmacist—P.

Mrs. Lee

Miss G. I. Taylor, hospital secretary Tung AVah Eastern Hospital—(See

under Government)

Mental Hospital —(See under Gov- Tung Wah Hospital—(Nee under

ernment) Government)

Military Hospital, Hong Kong — Bo- Victoria Hospital—(See under Gov-

wen Road; Telepbs. 21408 (Civil) and ernment)

H.Q. 13 (Military)

Nethersole Hospital-10, Bonham AVar Memorial

Kellet, Nursing

The Peak; Home—Mount

Teleph. 29078

Road; Teleph. 27786

(See under Alice Memorial and

Affiliated Hospitals) HOTELS

Queen Mary Hospital—(See under “Bow Bells” Private Hotel—10, Middle

Government) Road; Teleph. 58520

Royal Naval Hospital-

Surgeon Captain—G. V. Hobbs, Empress^Hotel m *t id

(A at Tung Co., Ltd.)—

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. 159-161, Connaught Road Central;

Surgeon Commander (D)—C. J Teleph. 30391

Finnigan, l.d.s.

Surgeon Lieut.-Comdr. (S)— Empress Lodge (Private Hotel)—2-12,

C. B. Nicholson, mb., b.s:, Mody

Cable Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57296,

Ad: Empresloge

M.R.O.S., L.R.O.P., D.L.O.

A606 HONGKONG

Gloucester Hotel, The (The Hong | Hongkong and Shanghai

Hotel (The Hongkong

Kong Land Investment and Agency | 30281;

Co., Ltd.) — Gloucester Building; | Cable Ad:Hotels, Ltd.)—Teleph.

Kremlin, Hongkong

Teleph. 28128; Cable Ad: Gloucester, | D. Nickson, manager

Hongkong Peninsula Hotel (The Hongkong

A.P. Chessex, manager

Heller, sub-manager and

58081;Shanghai

Cable Ad:Hotels, Ltd.)—Teleph.

Penhote, Hongkong

Mrs. Brown, housekeeper A. K. Dimond, acting manager

Accounts & Purchasing Depts. — | A. Matti, sub manager

Teleph. 28449 Repulse

Mrs. L. M. Baines kong and Bay HotelHotels,

Shanghai (The Ltd.)—

Hong-

Teleph. 27775; Cable Ad: Repulse,

Great Eastern Hotel — 112, Con. ! Hongkong Miss M. Matheson, manageress

naught Road Central; Teleph. 26621 |

Harbour View Hotel—9, Chatham

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56734

Hongkong Hotel Garage, The

(The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels,

Hongkong and Shanghai; 27779 Ltd.)—Stubbs Road; Telephs. 27778-

Hotels, Ltd., The —

Exchange Building (2nd Floor), jHead Office: | T.S. E.R. Green,

Parsons,sales

manager

Des manager

20220Vceux (Mr. Road

J. H.Central;

Taggart),Telephs.

20115 R. C. Beavan, asst. mgr. and sales

engineer

(Gen. Mgr.), 26291 (Secty.), 24417 A.K. Drummond, engineer

(Accountant),

and Catering28405 (Purchasing

Dept.), 21678 Dept,

(Eng- W. Cheung, accountant

ineering Department); Cable Ad: Agencies:

Kremoffice, Rolls RoyceCarsCars

Board of Hongkong

K.Harston,

Lo Directors—Hon.

(chairman), J, Mr.Scott

M. Vauxhall

Bedford Trucks

E. M. Raymond Sir Studebaker Trucks & Cars

Robert Ho Tung, kt., Lawrence Gen. Motors—Cadillac and La Salle

Kadoorie and J. H. Taggart Prestolite Batteries

(managing director)

P. F.H.C.Suckling, general manager Hotel

Barry, secretary

E. O. Murphy, accountant Teleph.Asia—126,

28191 Connaught Road C.;

Staff-E. H. P. White, W. J. Hotel Cecil—Royal Building; Teleph.

Burling,C.A.J. Hyndman,

Omar, Triggs, MissU. M. M. 26664

G.White, Miss I. Woolley, Miss

R. C. P. Xavier, Miss B. Tillman

and Miss O. King Hotel Nathan—Nathan Road, Yau-

Proprietors of: mati, Kowloon; Teleph. 56600

Hongkong

Peninsula Hotel Hotel

Repulse BayHotel HotelGarage KiNgsclere, Private Hotel—Carnarvon

Hongkong Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58064

Tourist Department - (The Hong- Mrs. C- A. Marsh, proprietress

kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.)—

Teleph. 30281; Cable Ad: Kremoffice, Kingsville Private Hotel—Carnarvon

Hongkong Road,

Staff—>S. E. Green and Mok YeeLick

Agents for: MissKowloon; Teleph.

M. G. CJark, 58821

manageress

Hamburg-Amerikan

Anglo American ToursLine Knutsford

Raymond & Whitcomb Co. (Cruises Teleph. 56986Hotel — Chatham Road;

and Tours)

Gillespie,Boring

James Kinsports

Co., &Inc.Beard Kowloon HotelCable

— Hankow Road;

Teleph. 58008; Ad: Kowlotel

ADVERTISEMENT A606A

Hong Kong's latest and most modern residential

and commercial centre

The Gloucester Hotel

Cable Address HONG KONG P. CHESSEX

Gloucester Manager

HONGKONG A607

/£ © ^ fP M ± m Hu s*

Metropole Hotel, First-class Com- Hughes & Hough, Ltd., Importers, Ex-

porters, Coal Contractors and General

mercial and Tourist Hotel — 10, Auctioneers—6, Des Box

Yoeux655;Rd.Cable

Central;

ueen’s Road Central, Annex: 22, Ice Teleph. 20208; P.O. Ad:

ouse Street; Telephs. 24425 & 24413; Meirion; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

Cable Ad: Metropole

Peter H. Leong, manager edn., Acme and Private

Palace Hotel—Corner of Hankow E. J. de Figueiredo, managing director

Haiphong Roads, Kowloon; Teleph.& J. A. S. Alves, signs per pro.

H. J. M. de Figueiredo

57003; Cable Ad: Palace

E. F. Gingle, proprietor E. J. de Figueiredo, Jr. .

E. P. Summon, manager J. H. de Figueiredo

A. R. Thompson Miss A. M. de Figueiredo

C. C. Francis Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.

“Palm Court” (Private Hotel)—21, (and at , Singapore

under and

HUMEShanghai),

Nathan Rd., Kowloon; Teleph. 58813, Manufacturers

of Electric Weld Steel Pipes and Tubes

Patents

Cable Ad: Palmcourt for Water, Gas, Sewage; “Humeogene-

Red Lion Inn, The—15, Hankow Road, ous ” Spun Concrete Pipes for Water

Sewage and Drainage; Steel Tubular

Kowloon; Teleph. 58233 Poles for AllConcrete

Transmission Line Purposes

S.Win.J. K.Swetland, proprietor

S. Mok, manager and Also Building Blocks—

Lot Mok, storekeeper Hongkong Factory: Tsun Wan (9| Mile,

Wong Kwok Ching, cashier Castle Peak Road) ; Telephs. 50911

(Office), 51938 (Works); P.O. Box

& m -k m m 1614, Kowloon; Cable Ad : Hume-

*3t. Francis Hotel ( 1933), Ltd., pipe, Hongkong

General Manager for the Far East—

Residential and Tourist Hotel—13a, C. H. Unbehaun

Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 26634, Engineer—G. Robertson, b.c.e.

26635and 34161; Radio and Cable Ad: Factory Manager—J. P. Inglis

Franho;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Selling Agents for Flong Kong & China :

Lee Siu Sino - British Engineering Corpn.,

Paul S. F.Hoy,

Lee,manager

sub-manager Ltd., Hongkong and Shanghai

Bank Building; Teleph.

/£ ‘M M M

Tokyo Hotel—38, Connaught Road C.; m & ph -t n * ± m it

Teleph. 20978 Hum fu U se che chan yau han hung sze

Humphreys’ Estate & Finance Co.,

fa $ *5

Howah & Co., Importers, Exporters Ltd. — Alexandra Building, Des

and Commission Agents—12, Des Yoeux John

Road; Teleph. 20068

I). Humphreys & Son, gen. mgrs.

Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. 33084; Directors—J. M. Alves, J. Scott-Har-

P.O. Box 707; Cable Ad: Howahco ston and H. V. Wilkinson

H. W. Yung, manager J. L. Quie, secretary

^ m m m i f'J 1b 1§ Hum Fu Li Se

Hoy Yuen, Building Contractors — 38, Humphreys & Son, John D., General

Tung Street; Teleph. 26543 Managers and Agents—Alexandra Buil-

Proprietor—Leung Hoy Yuen ding,

Assistants—Henry

Geo, Tien Ynw Liang T. R. Liang and (General Office) Road

Des Voeux 20068, Central;

(PrivateTelephs

Office)

21331; Cable Ad: Fencibles

John A.

D. E. Clark,Jupp, partner

do. (London)

Huo Caiao Po—51, Hollywood Road; J. D. Humphreys, do.

Teleph. 25612; Cable Ad: 5478 J. E. Jupp, signs per pro.

Kwong Chi-tung, general

See Wei-man, business mgr. mgr. J. L. Quie

W. C. Lee | P. S. Sham

A-eos HONGKONG

General Managers: Godfrey Phillips, Ltd., London

Peak Tramways Qo., Ltd. (Cigarettes)

Humphreys Estate

A. S. Watson & Co„ Ltd. & Finance Co., Ltd. Abdulla k Co., Ltd., London

Agency. (Cigarettes)

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. D. & W. Gibbs, Ltd., London (Toilet

Preparations)

Yardley & Co., Ltd., London (Per-

S& §? J9S fumery k Soap)

Hung Cheong, General Storekeeper, Wine P. k F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn.

and Spirit Merchant—66, Nathan Koad, (Builders Hardware)

Kowloon; Corbin

Britain,Cabinet Lock etc.)

.Co., New

Li WingTeleph. 571G8

Tang, proprietor Conn. (Locks;

Nicholson File Go:, Provinence, R.I.

Hung Ming Electric Co., Electric (Files and Rasps)

DealersRoad andCentral;

Contractors—157, Stanley Works, New BritainTools,

and etc.)

Vel- :

Voeux Teleph. 25163 Des bert, Germany (Butts,

Nollesche Werks, Weissenfels,

many (Shoe Tacks, Chains, etc.) Ger-

Hunt & Co., William—Room 211, Belfast Ropework Co., Ltd., Belfast

Gloucester

26255 k 31104; Bldg.,

Cable2ndAd:Floor:

HuntcoTelephs. H.(Disinfectants,

Edward Hope etc.)& Co., Ltd., Lonclpn

H. Korczyn, manager J. B. Ford Co., Wy andotte, Michigan

W. A. Sipprell, dir. of Executive (Specialized Cleaners)

Affairs London

Miss V. Prince,, secretary LondonVarnish

(Paints,kEnamels,

Enamel Co.,etc.)Ltd.,

•Hunt Steamship Coim>R..\TroN—Glou- Jenson

(Paints, Enamels, etc.) London

k Nicholson, Ltd.,

cester Building, 2nd Floor Ludwig Krumm A.-G. Offenbach

o. Main, Germany (Handbags, etc.)

tf W IE fj. Slazengers Ltd., London

Wo Kee Yang Hong Lea k Perrins, Ltd., Worcester

Hutchison & Co., JohnTelephs. D., Merchants Canton Branch :

— King’s Building; 31255, Victoria Hotel Building, Shameen,

22781 and 22779; P.O. Box 43; Cable Canton; Teleph. 12389

Ad: Spero Staff—P.

Ling, H. C.C. Kwok

Mooney,and Wai

Y. C. Chun

Chau

T. E. Pearce, partner Agency:

P.J. LS. Cassidy,

C. Pearce do. Caldbeck, MacGregor k Co., Ltd.

E. Manning (Wines and Spirits)

P.H. A.A. Yvanovich

Alves j M.M. Mendonca

F.L. A.Martin

Broadbridge |j| Mrs.

L. R. H.Sequeira

Miss B. S.Santos

Huygen, G. E., Exports, Imports and

Vieira Commission Agents —20994;

8, Lee

Agencies: Street West;: Teieph. CableYuen

Adt

Cadbury Bros., Ltd., Bournville Huygen; Code: A,B.C. 6th edn.

J. S. Fry & Sons, Ltd., Bristol Hwamer

Crosse

Povril & Blackwell, London 23083 . Co.^4, Wyndham St.; Teleph.

W. k R.Ltd., London

Jacobs & Co., Ltd., Dublin

John A. Hunter k Co., Ltd., Liver- m m & % %

pool . I On Po Him Rung Sze

Cere bos Ltd., London

Edward Sharp k Saps, Ltd., Maid- I On Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,

S. stone

.k W. Fine Foods. Inc,, San Fran- Teleph. Ltd.—24-26, Bonham Strand West;

20260

cisco (Canned Fruits, etc.) Directors — Chan Shu-ming (chair-

Crescent

Power,State Mfg. Co., Seattle (Baking

etc.)Co., Ltd., San Francisco man), Tang Siu-kin, Li Pok-

Golden kwan and Yau Ghing-hin

(Evaporated Milk, etc.) Chan Kung-po, acting secretary

Li Chuk - ki, chief assistant

HONGKONG A609

ft w m m & M. P. dos Remedios, secretary

Ilpord Limited, Manufacturers Photogra- Staff—G. Maher, Mrs. L. Chan, Miss

phic Sensitized Materials—Marina A.andSilva,

Ybk N.SaiL.Ying

Wong, Hudson Hsu

House, Queen’s Road Central, Tele-

Shone 33067 ; Cable Ad: Seloford. Indian Stokes, The, General Pro-

Eead

M. B.Office • Ilford,in-charge

Antonov, London, E. viders (Indian Provisions) and. Govern-

General Manager, Far East- 1. J. V . East;Teleph. ment Contractors— 46, Queen’s Road

Scott (Shanghai) 24266; CableAd: Indiadem

Indo-Ceylon Trading Co. — China

Imperial Airways (Far East), Ltd., Bldg. (5th Floor); Teleph. 32393

Air Transport Operators—St. George’s Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Building; Teleph. 31111; Cable Ads:

Airways or Flying : Codes : Bentley’s, —gen.,Jardine, managers

Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

I.A.T.A. and Private Capt. R. W. Bateman, d.s.c., marine

Lt.manager,

A.D.S. FarMurray, k N. (Retired),

A.J. G.V. Gifford-Hull.

East Area

Gill, Area Accountant W.supt. Heggie, actgv engr. supt.

Station Officer F. Clarke, asst. engr. supt.

Agents for; G. Hill, stores supt.

Imperial Airways, Ltd. A i rways, Ltd. Indo-China Trading Co., Importers,

Indian Transcontinental

Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd. Exporters

Holland House; and Commission

Teleph. 25653; Agents—

Cable

Ad :

Phrase, Sari; Codes

Acme, New : Bentley’s

Boe Complete

and Private.

^ m ft h M Correspondents at: Bordeaux, Bang-

Ying Shang Po Nxr-Men Yang Kien kok, Saigon, Hanoi, Haiphong, Tourane

Yau Han Kung,,8ze and Phnom-Penh

Imperial Chemical industries R.W.Choa, manager

P. Chan, assistant

(China), Ltd. — Redder Building, B.T. Kwan,

Y. Chan, do.

12, Pedder Street; Teleph. 26658; do.

Cable Ad : Alkali

R. D. Gillespie, director (South China) Agents for :

Denis F re res dTndochine

H. J. D. Lowe, district manager Societe

J. Hackney | Mrs. B. M. Roza-

A.W. G.R.Hargreave Freres des Riz d’lndochine Denis

Meathrel I| Miss B. A.Pereira

C.Mrs.N. Abbott L. J!| Miss A.Remedies

J. Fraser M. M. M 'If M Tim9 Fon'J In Chong

Noronha Ingenohl C., Ltd., The Orient Tobacco

Canton : Manufactory—582, Nathan Road, Kow-

R. D. L.: Gordon, district manager loon; Teleph. 58039; P.O. Box 69; Cable

Swatow Ad : Moderator.

Ingenohl’s Retail“ LaStores:

Cigar Stores Perla delC.

F. P. Henningsen, district manager Oriente ”, Hongkong: Pedder Street,

Amoy : Hong Kong HotelBuilding,

Building, Peak

Des Voeux

E. B. C.: Riemer, district manager

Foochow Road, Gloucester Tram

J. G. Cruikshank, district manager Station; Kowloon: Wharf Entrance,

Sun Sun Hotel, Nathan Road

E. de Chaffoy, mng. director

ft ft m m

Imperial Import & Export Co., Agents J.H. M.Sauerbeck,

d’Almeida,asst.accountant

do.

Importers & Exporters, Commission for :

Agents,

& GeneralManufacturers’

Merchants—8,Representatives

Queen’s Road Simon Arzt, Alexandria

Central (1st Floor); Teleph. 32028; P. O. Albert

SO BRAN Weinberg,

IE London—BALKAN

Box 190; Cable Ad: Impexco; Codes R.

H. Comoy & Ltd.,

& J. Hill, London

Co., Ltd., London

Used: Bentley’s & A.B.C. 5th Edition.

Branches: Swatow, Shanghai, Saigon, Jeantet - David, France — DR. PAT

Bata v ia & Singapore Pipes

C. Campman, manager H. Upmann- Havana-Cigars

A610 HONGKONG

|§. H Van Tai Dept.), 27707 (Life Dept.); Cable

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., Ad: Brintasco. Head Office: 17,.

Engineers, Contractors and Importers— The Bund, Shanghai

67-69, Des Vceux Road Central; Teleph. Directors—F.

H. E. Arnhold, R. Smith

Sir R.(chairman),

Calder-

28091; Cable Ad: Powerful Marshall,

A. J. Percival, a.m.i.e.e., manag-

ing director (Shanghai) Marden, R. F- C. Master,Chow,

Sir Shou-son G. E.

C. V. Starr

D. D. Forbes, manager and E, Sigaut ,

J. E. Barnes, a.m.i.c.e., m.i. mech. e., Branch Manager—Lai Im Tong

a.m.i.e.e., special representative, Hongkong Branch Life Manager

Callender’s Cable & Construction —Wong Kam Fan

Co.,P.Ltd.Petigura Agency Organizer ( Life Dept.)—

Miss Wong Shek Yung

Life Agents—Li Tze On, Y. K.

Institution of Engineers and Ship- Chong, Chin Po Hang, Chan Shu

buiders — (See Associations and Chung, Mrs. A. W. Wong, C. W.

Societies) Lin and Au Yeung Wai

Staff—S. K. Leung, Lo Ying Kan,

^ fcmm Chung Im Kwan, Yuen Pak Ching,

Insurance Co. of North America— K. K. Kwok, Kwan Yin Tat, Chan

South China Branch Office: Bank of On, Tong Ho Pui, Ho Kwok

East Asia Building; Teleph. 21174; Cheong and F. B Pun

Chinese Branch

Street; Teleph. Office:

30567; 120,Cable

Wing Lok

Ad: InternationalInvestment, Ltd.—Hong-

Norama kong

Floor; &Teleph.

Shanghai

34371Bank Building, 3rd

Manager—V. I. G. Petersen

Chinese

Staff-J Manager—Phoon Hyim Y. S.

Ng, C. H.N.Ackber,

Bakar, Phoon, T.W.S.C.Wong,

S. Wong, Yu,YuA.and

W. M. H. International & Pan # ft ! g

Motor Supply Co.—263,

Miss M. C. Lee Hennessy Road; Telephs. 23622, 27811

(Arsenal Street) and 23377 (Chater

Intercontinent Corporation, Road); P. O.Chee,

Box manager

492; Cable Ad: Imsco

American Importers — HongkongThe,

Shanghai Bank Building; Telephs. International Sales Co. — National

31245 and 31246; Cable Ad: Aviexplor; Bank Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 22960

Codes:York

New Acme,

OfficeBentley’s and Private.

: 30, Rockefeller Plaza International Savings SociETY--(Yee

W. D. Pawley, president

B. G. Leighton, vice-president Banks)

Agents for:.

Curtiss-Wright

Yultee Aircraft Corporation fr if il *

Sperry Gyroscope Co. International Trading Co., Importers,

R. C. A. Aircraft Radios Exporters, Insurance Agents, Cement

Colt Aircraft Machine Co.Guns and Lumber Merchants—China Build-

Kollsman Instrument ing,

23542; Cable Ad:Road

Queen’s PotunCentral; Teleph.

Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. K.Shum K. Kan,Tzseyeng,

managersub-mgr.

and Many Others

International Artistic LampShade Wong Tso Wing, cashier :

Co. — 12, White Hyuse, Des Yoeux S.Shum

H. Liang,

Sin Po,secretary

assistant

Road Central

W. C. Chan, manager Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Wholesale

Diamond Merchants—Queen’s Build-

ing; Cable Ad: Ipekdjian

International

• (Incorporated Assurance

untler the Co., Ltd.

Companies’ Directors—

Ordinances of Hong Kong)—14, (Queen’s J.T. B.M. Ipekdjian

Gregory (Hongkong)

do.

Road Central; Telephs. 30234 (Gen. H. M. Gregory do.

HONGKONG A611

Mihran Ipekdjian (Antwerp) Stuart Turner, Ltd., Lighting Plants

Jean Ipekdjian do. Marine

Kwek Kiam Seng, accountant Sika, Ltd.,Motors

Waterproofing Compounds

Charlie Kwek, asst. Holophane, Ltd., Electrical Fittings

Sole Agents-. Prentice, Ltd., Switchgear

T. M. Gregory & Co., Hongkong

Jade Tree, Ltd., Chinese Art, Antiques,

*} & m % m w, Famous Jade Tree Rugs, Linens,

Ip Tak Co., Ltd., Importers and Expor- Lingerie, BeachRoad,

and Whoopee

Kowloon;Pyjamas

ters — Prince’s Building, Ice House —21, Hankow Teleph.

Street; Teleph. 24612; Cable Ad : 58538

Iptak; All Codes Used

Ip Yuk Leung, manager Japanese Bazaar, Silk, Cotton & Fancy

Ip Ting San, assistant do. Goods Store, Kimono Speciality—7,

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 22919

^ & m %

Isack & Co., Art Jewellers, Wholesale Japanese Consulate—(See Consulates)

and Retail etc.,

Diamonds, Dealers in Precious Stones,

and Commission Agents

— Hongkong Hotel Building; Teleph. Jardine Engineering Corporation,

21797; P. O. Box 524; Cable Ad: Ltd.,

Sapphire

The - Head Office: 50, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road, , Shanghai; Hong

S. M. Isack, Kong Branch: 14, Pedder Street;

Lucilla Poon,proprietor

Yew Heung Kwan and Jardeng Telephs. 30319 and 30310; Cable Ad :

Lo Chuen, assistants E. Lausdowne, branch manager

Italian Consulate—(See Consulates) E. Y. Searle S. A. Tremlett

H. j. Hunt (Canton)

Italian Convent—(See Educational) O.F. Guttinger

G. M. da LiYeung Sum

Po Cheung

Costa Lo

R. Robarts

E. C. Olaes MissKauL. Carvalho

Ito

ters, Exporters

—Prince’s and

Building, Commission

5, Ice206;

House Agents

Street;

Teleph. 23346; P. O. Box Cable Ad: fn 4ft e wo

Itoshoko. Branches: Osaka and Canton Jardine, General iViatheson

Merchants — St14-18, Co., Pedder

Ltd.,

Street; Teleph. 30311; Cable Ad: Jardine

mm^m Private Office :

Wai lum se jack din he yau han hung sze J. J. Paterson (On leave) .

Jack & Co., Ltd., William C., Elec- D. F. Landale

trical Engineers and Merchants — St.; BookD.Department: L. Newbigging

George’s Building, 3rd Floor;

20358 and 57827; P.O.Box 474; Cable Telephs. A. B.Murdoch (On leave)

Ad: 6th,

Marine work; andCodes: A. B. C. 5 th M. Bateman

and Bentley’s Private R. J. D. C. Grieve (On leave)

J. M. Jack, b.sc. (Eng.), a.m.i.e.e., D.

MissL.Williams

Bosanquet I M. A. Baptista

W.managing

M. Gittins,director

b.sc. (Eng.) R. M. G. da .Silva G. A. Itibeiro

A. S. Gomes | A. M. da Silva

L. Jack Correspondence Department:

Agencies-. MissMissD.Cuthbertson

Cavanagh (On leave)

The Atlas Metal and Alloys Co., Ltd.,

J. Anti-friction

H. Tucker &Metals Co., Ltd., Wiring Mrs. Sando | Miss Blackburn

Accessories Import Department:

Sissons Bros. & Co., Ltd., Paints and P. Morrison

Yarnishes, Hall’s Distemper A.H. R.F. J.Hopkins

White I N. D. O.J. Booker

Parsons

Germ Lubricants, Ltd., Lubricating

Oils E. A. Gaubert I V. Nunes

A612 HONGKONG

Insurance Department: Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Ltd.

F. C. Hall West Australian Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

G. H. (On Piercy J. B. Pomeroy Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd.

leave) F. A.M. dePereira Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd-

G.H. H. Gompertz C.W.M. J.Ribeiro

V. Triton Insurance Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.

Dalley

R.P. F.G. White

Geer A. C. Silva Eastern Insurance Co.

A. A. V.Olaes Guardian Assurance Co.,. Ltd.

P. Snaith A. L. 0. V.Remedies Queensland Assurance Co., Ltd.

Miss Brooks C.M. M.C. SilvaRibeiro Bankers’ and Traders’ Insce. Co., Ltd.

Miss Saunders Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.

Miss Armstrong A.E. E.L. Osmund Rocha Employers’

Co., Ltd.

Liability Assurance

F. Laurel E. J. Silva

C.F. A.L. V.Rocha

Ribeiro M. A. Tavares Merchants Marine Insurance Co.-

Ltd.

Property Department: Bombay-Burmah

North Borneo Trading Co.,Corpn.,

Trading Ltd. Ltd-

R. J. D. C. Grieve (On leave) Millars Timber A: Trading Co., Ltd.

D. L. Bosanqpet H. R. MacMillan Export Co., Ltd.

Produce Department: Peugeot et Cie., Paris

A. A.Urquhart Peugeot Freres, Valentigney

W. J.T.Hall Knox | Miss T. G. Jex. “Rexine”

The Erasmic Leather

Co., Cloth

Ltd.

Shipping Department: A. & F. Pears, Ltd.

P. N.TodL. H. Raitton K. M. Baxter Olivier-Chine (Patent Medicines)

(On leave) Miss Eardley H. R. Napp, Ltd. (Patent Medicines) ;

Newton, Chambers & Co., Ltd. (Dis-

infectant)

T.N. M.D. Parson^ A. Wander, Ltd. (OvaJtine A Medi-

Booker J.MissP. Xavier Holhdge cines)

Des BergersHosiery

Pharmaceutical

Indo-China Book Department:

A.T.C. Swan Wilcox Supersilk Mills', Ltd. & Co.

Tampax, Ltd.

A. A. dos Remedies Tootal Broadhurst

Bata Shoes, Lee Co., Ltd.

Ltd,. (Wholesale)

Ocean Shipiiing Department: Atlas Macaroni Co., Ltd. (Stout)

P. C. Mansfield Blood Wolfe & Co., Ltd.

Mrs. A. N. Xavier James

Marine Superintendent’s Department: Canadian Canners, Ltd.(Beefeater Gin)

Burrough, Ltd.

Marine Supt.—Capt. R. W. Bateman Calkins

Chi vers && Burke, Ltd. (“Pacific” Milk)

Sons, Ltd.

Supt. Engineer—J. W. Lawson (On

leave) Clarke, Nickolls & Coombs, Ltd. (Clar-

Asst. Supt. Engr.—W.

Acting Asst. Engr.—F. F. Clarke H. Heggie nico Confectionery)

Mrs. Remedies Distillers Corporation, Ltd. (Seagrams

Stores Department: Whisky)

G. Hill Evans, Marshall & Co., Ltd. (Evans

Preventive Department: A. GinC. & Fincken

Cyprus Brandy)

& Co. (Montserrat

L. J. Stevenson Lime Juice)

Coal Department:

A. tlrquhart Fraser Valley Milk Producers Associa-1

General tion (Cheese and Butter)

M. H. Qompradore:

Lo C. Sherries)

N. Kopke A Co., Ltd. (Ports and

General Managers: Macouochie Bros.,& Ltd.

Thelndo-China

Ltd. Steam Navigation Co., Geo.Whisky)

Stoddart Sons (M archants

TheHongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. White Horse Distillers, Ltd.

General Agents : ■ Otard Dupuy & Co., Cognac (“Otards”

The Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. Brandy)

Agents for : “Shelltox ’ Insecticide

Glen Line, Ltd. Hercules Cycle ,& Motor Co., Ltd.

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co^, Ltd. (Cycles)

HONGKONG A6:13

Ewo Cotton Mills,

Ewo Brewery Co., Ltd. Ltd. C. A. V. Bosch, Ltd., London

Horrockses, Crewdson & Co., Ltd. .United American Bosch Corp.,

Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd. Springfield

Staatsmignen in Limberg Kabelwerk Rheydt A.-G., Rheydt

Batons & Baldwins, Ltd. Georg Dralle, Germany and Java

Palmer The Coleman Export Corporation,

(“Sifta”Mann

Salt) & Co., Ltd., Cheshire Chicago

Bleistift-Fabrik vorm. Johann Faber

Polish Trading Co., Ltd. (Liqueurs) A.-G., Nuernbger

Beechams Trust (Patent Medicines)

Jebsen

Coastine - Melchers Line — Cable Ad:

Ja wa chung Jcwofc yat poon ho lan Jebsen & Co., agents

lun suen kung sze

Java-China-Japan Lijn—York Bldgs.; Jebshun Shipping Co.—-70, Connaught

Teleph. 28015; Cable Ad: Javalijn Road West; Teleph. 24553

A. H. Veltman, manager

Jean Beatty Parlour—67, Nathan Teleph. Kitchen Jimmy’s and— China Building;

Road; Teleph. 59340 Hankow 30126 Road; Teleph. at 5,9824

Kowloon: 20,

A.E. Landau, proprietor

Landau, manager

ft # JK ft

Chit Shing Yang Hong

Jetasen & Co., Importers and Exporters, Chun m flitt

Machinery and Shipping Agents—12, Johnson, sun se tuk se kap ma se ta chong sze

Pedder Street; Telephs. 26661-2-3; P. O. Stokes & Master, Solici-

Box 97; Cable Ad: Jebsen; Codes: Acme, tors, Proctors and Notaries Public —

A. B. C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s, Mosse, Office: Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Private, etc. Building

J. Jebsen, partner (Aabenraa, STmark) Cable Ad: Retsam. (4th Floor); Teleph. 31271;

J. H. Jessen, do. (Hongkong) Agents at Shang-

H Wiele, signs per pro. hai:

Peking Road. Agents in& London:

Platt White-Cooper Co., 83,

F. Kuelps, booking Stephenson, Harwood & Tatham, 16,

E. Funck, export Old Broad St., E. C.

G.B. Schreiber,

Neu gebauer,fertilizer

do. G.M. G.M. N.Watson,

Tinson, m.c., )' solicitor and

notary public

K. Gerloff. shipping D. B. Evans, m.a. (Oxon.), do.

F. G. Nigel, solicitor

K.H. Luering,

Fiebig, do.

do. R. M. M. King, do, ,

H. Mueller do. F. H. Kwok, do.

W. Nogaitzik, do. H.F.N.M.Chau, Xavier do.

B. Rickmers, do. A. Tate 1 Mrs.. Jeffreys

D. v. Hansemann, import Mrs. Taylor , Miss Langley

H. Lange, machinery

M. V Hassel, do.

Miss L. Naegelsbach mm

Miss M. P.Boelke Mee Dick Kung Sze

WongL.Sikkay,

Miss Huettlcompradore Jones’ Furniture (Jones Wong & Co.;,

Furnishing Decorations and Architec-

Agents for : tural Joinery — 184, ‘ Nathan Road,

Stickstoff-S.yndikat G. m.b. H., Berlin Kowloon; Teleph, 51443; Cable Ad:

Hamburg-Amerika

Maersk Linp Linie Joneswong. Factory: 2, Maulum Street,

Teleph.

Paken59134 Wong, principal

Rickmers-Linie

Rhederi M. Jebsen A./S., 'Aabenraa Jones

Corn. Heyl A.-G., Worms W. D.Wong, manager

Cheung | S. C. Young

Motoren-Werke, Mannheim, vorm K. Y. Lum j K. C. Wong

Benz & Cq.

Daimler-Benz A.-G., Gaggenau Jordan & Co.—14, Jordan Road; Teleph.

Robert Bosch G.m.b H., Stuttgart 59170

A614 HONGKONG

Joseph, Felix A. — Prince’s Building, R. J. Minnitt C. G.LaSollis

(2nd Floor); Telephs. 209 and 20910 J. P. Murphy W. R. Sparrow

(Property Dept.); Cable Ad: Camelot C.I. Newton

Mycock Comdr. T. C. Stiff

A. R. Fullerton, manager R.H. A.J. Pearce, H.

C. Northm.c. G. H. ThomasA. Taylor

Kwan Mok Chung, assistant W. P. Thompson

P. Gin, assistant H. H. Pegg W.M. Thomson

Joseph,

Floor);J. Telephs.

E.—Prince’s20916Building, (2nd A.C. G.Pollard

and 20910

Perdue A. G. W. Tickle

R. E.R. S.Todd

(Property Dept.); Cable Ad: Exchange J. B. Prentis G. W. Pope G. Upsdell

A. R. Fullerton, manager L. D. Pringle K.

D. H.Valentine,

J. Uttley M.c.

Kwan Mok Chung, assistant A. B. Purves R.T. W.

D. Walker,

r m.c.

P. Gin, assistant J. Ralston W are

J. Ring H, West

Joseph & Co.. H. B., Share and General H. W. S.R. Rouse

Scott G. White

Brokers

Building;—Teleph.Hongkong28882;Stock

CableExchange Sedgwick J.T. Whyatt

Ad: Josec J.P. A.C. R.M. Selby S. Whyte:Smith

Principal—H. B. Joseph (Mem- P. S. Selwyn- P.E. B.H. Wilkinson

Williams

ber of the Hongkong Stock Ex- Clarke, M.c. G. S. Wilson

change) J.J. Smith

T. Smalley P.E. I.D. Wynne

Wilson Jones

Jum Kee, Sewing Machines and Acces- N. L. Smith, c.i Yeo Kok-cheang

sories—7, Pottinger St.: Teleph. 22377 Non-official

A. Khan G. P. de Martin,

■j; jjjjl Shun Sze E. Abraham

G. S. Archbutt K. H. Digby M.B.E.

Justices of the Peace— A. el Arculli H. Dixon, i.s.o.

Official H. J. Armstrong S.

M. J Abbott E.

C. G. Alabaster, W. L. Handyside W. Hamilton J.

L.

T.

C.

Bagram

F. Bellamy, H.B.H.L.Dodwell

Dowbiggin,

O.B.E.

L. R. Andrewes K.C.; O.B.E. G. M. Hargreaves M.C. V.D. E.Drummond

S.K. F.M.Balfour B. C. K. Hawkins D. Benson Duclos, m.c.

A. Barnett H. R.McN.

W. E. Heath

Henderson G. D. R.O.B.E., Black,V.D. D.O. Eager

C. Edmondston

J. Barrow E. Himsworth D. H. Blake Eu Tong-sen

K.

T. Black A. Bidmead G. F. Hole C. Blaker, m.c. W. Faid

T.

V. C. Branson, M.c. L. O. Hunter W. H. Hosegood J. P. Braga, o.b.e. J. Finnic

C. B.R.Burgess C. W. Jeffries T. H. G. Brayfield W. B. Finnigan

H. Butters R. C. Jones C.W. B.Brown

Brown J. Fleming

S.L. Caine W. A. Jones G. T. Byrne FungI.Gerrard,

W. Heung-tsun

o.b.e.

H.

W. J. CarrieC. Calthrop W. Kay R. A. Camidge Sir V. M.burn,

Gray-KT.

A. G. Clarke K. Keen A. H. Carroll

P.H. F.J. S.Cruttwell

Court D. Kelvin-Stark P. S. Cassidy A. S. Gubbay

G. S. Kennedy- C.Chan

Champkin

Tin-son F.H. C.R. Hall

Skipton B. Hancock

E.D.F. J.W.

Davies

Davies T.W. H.O. King

de Rome, m.b.e. E. P. H. Lang Lambert Chau Man-chi

Chau Shiu Ng J.H. Scott

S. HillsHarston

A. L. J. Dovey J. H.B. Lee Chau Tsun-nin, Ho Kom-tong,

J.R. E.Edwards

Dovey C.B.E.

B. D. Evans J.D.R. C.E.M Lindsell

McDouall

MacDougall

H.

Chow,Ching Sir Shou- Ho Robert

Sir Sing Chau Ho kt.

J.W.P.G.Fehily Q. A. A. Macfadyen S. M. Churn son, KT. Tung,

Fitz-Gibbon W. J. E. Mackenzie, D. E. Clark Ho Wing

P. M. Hodgson

R.J. A.A. Fraser,

D. Forrest

m.c. M.C. A.E. Cock, M.B.E. A.Ip W. Hughes

T. J. Gould J.

J. B.

S. Mackie

MacLaren H. Compton Lan-chuen

N. V. A. Croucher F.A. Joseph

A.J. M.V. Gray

Greaves A. R. S. Major D’Almada e Leo J. E. Joseph

G. V. A. Griffith T.H. Megarry A. Mills Castro, Jr.,

E. Davidson L.KanKadoorie

Tong-po

HONGKONG A615

R. Kennedy P. C. H. Potts Chiu Chun Chiu

M. F. Key H. H. H. Priestley E. Kong

W. E. Kirby J. T. Prior Sole Distributor of \

Kong I-sun A. Raymond Macmillan Petroleum Corporation

Sir R. H.C.M.G., F.E. A.M.Redmond

Kotewall

LL.D.

Raymond Products (Ring-free)

GD.f P.F. Lammert L. T. Ride Kadookie & Sons, Sir Elly—St.

Landale C.R. C.W.Roberts

Roberts George’s Building; Teleph. 27127 ; Cable

Lau Ping-chai R. Robertson Ad: Kadoorie, Shanghai and Hong-

LiLi Jowson

Hoi-tung j. B. Ross kong; Codes: Bentley’s and Bentley’s

LiLi Ping

Kwun-ch’un S. H. Ross Second. Shanghai: 259, Kiangse ltd.

U. Rumjahn Partners—Sir E. S. Kadoorie,

Li Po-kwai H. Ruttonjee, Snr. k.b.e., com. leg. hon., Lawrence

Li Shu-fan H. Seth Kadoorie and Horace Kadoorie

Li J. H. Seth

Li Sing-kui

Tsz-fong J. P. Sherry

A. L. Shields

Miss L. Bercovitch, secretary

Li

Li Yau-tsun,

Yik-mui c.B.E.

A. F. B. Silva-

Lo Man-bin Netto

Lo Man-kam R. K. M. Simpson KaiCommission Tai & Co., Importers,

Agents—66,Exporters and

Connaught

Lo Man-wai P. H. Sin Road Central; Teleph. 2157n; P.O. Box

Lo C. A. Middleton-

W. Yuk-tong

H. Lock Smith 211; Cable Ad: Knapsack: All Codes

A. M. de L. Soares Used

Luke Oi-wan V. D. Sorby

J, F.Tsui-chiu

Ma Macgregor S.J. Stuart

S. Strahan It ^

A.R. M. S. Mackichan

McLay Sum Pak-ming Kaihong Trading Co., Import and Ex-

T. A. Mahtani J.M.H.P Taggart port Merchants and Commission Agents

C- M. Manners,O.B.E. Talati —9, Stewart Road; Telephs. 20801

W. N. T. Tam and

Kaihongco; Codes:BoxAcme,

23556; P.O. 328 ; A.B.C.

Cable 5th

Ad:

W. R. D. C. S. Tam Woon-tong

Tang Shiu-kin,M.BtE. Bentley’s

Mansfield and Private

Lo Kai Hong, managing proprietor

J. R. Masson P. Tester Lo Chi Ki, assist, manager

G.E. J.Miskin

R. Mitchell,G.G.N.Tinson,

Tse Ka-po m.c.

O.B.E. Si S§ i* «

Mok Kon-sang Ts’o Seen-wan,

C.B.E., LL.D. KailanKiMining

Ian kuang mu tsung kuk

A.K. J.S. Morris

Morrison Ts’o Tsun-on Administration, Colliery

A. Morse M. H. Turner and Steamship Owners, Coal Bank

and

F.D. C.W.Mowfung W. J. Waddington Ceramics—Hongkong & Shanghai

Building ; Teleph. 28021; Cable Ad :

Munton A. Wai-tak Woo Maishan

Ng Wah M.

H V.M. Wilkinson

Watson Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

Ngan Shing-kwan S.Wong

T.,Williamson General Managers-.

J.T. J.E. Paterson

Pearce lu-tung Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.

Wong

Wong. Mau-lam

J.G. Petria,.i),s.c.

A. Pentreath ' Ping-sun

J. A Plummer Wong Tak-kwong Kam Chuen*T & # £ M

Co., Importers and Com-

Sir H. E. Pollock, B. Wong Tape mission Merchants—63, Queen’s Road

F. P. £. L. KT., K.C .’

G.B. Wylie

G. Wood, v.d. C.;YuenKam-chuen,

Cable Ad: Birdsnest; Code: Bentley’s

managing proprietor

Potter, K.C.

Yung Tsze-ming

Kan Koam Tseng & Co.,—53, lies Voeux

K. D. Petroleum Co. oe China, The, Road, Central; Teleph. 26017

Importers of All Petroleum Products—

French Bank Bldg., 1st Floor; Teleph.

33004; Cable Ad: Macmilpet; All Codes Karanjia,% Dr.m N.%P., mMedical m

Prac-

and Private Codes titioner—18, Connaught Road C.;

Erik Ammann, partner (Canton) Telephs. 27994 and 21966

A616 HONGKONG

Karanjia & Co., C.M., Merchants, Manu- ft a *

facturers and Agents — “Britannia” Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A., General.Mer-

House, Wyndham Street; Telephs.

21055, 21044 and 31055; P.O. Box 585; chants, Importersof Textiles,

Watches, Perfumeries, Essential Foodstuffs,

Oils,

Cable Ad: Manijeh; Codes Used: All Sundries Pharmaceutical

etc.—Alexandra Building, 3rd Floor; Specialities,

Standard Codes Teleph. 23120; P.O. Box 659; Cable

B. R, Iranee,. mng. partner Ads: Edakeller and Keler

J. P. Mahuvawala, sub-manager W. M. Keller, president (Zurich)

N. C. Dastur, do. H. A. Keller,

N. J. Yesoona, accountant

F. J. Billimoria, sub-a‘c‘countarit Ernest Kern, director

resident manager

A. N. Mahuvawala, assistant E. P. Calderara j do.G. Aman

Hausammann,

Chinese Dept.—Lo Suen Wing and

KARSTETf t A®8SEN'

Poon

:

Merchants, Commission

Agents—York Building and(2ndShipping

Floor); Ed.Switzerland

A. Keller (fe Co;, S. A., Zurich,

Teleph.

Norseman; 20998;Codes:

P.O. Box 60b; Cable

Scott’s Ad:

10th edn.,

Watkin’s

6bh edns.,andand

Appendix, A.B.C.Bentley’s,

improved, 5th and ft ft m w

Lieber’s,

KarstenWestern

Larssen,Union Imp., Boe

managing Code Kelley

director Importers & Co.,andLtd.,Commission

General Exporters,

Agents

B. Naess Export: All Hong Kong Manufactures

S. Stakland and

Import : All Kinds of Foreign Manu ;

Chinese Products of All Kinds

J. M. de Sousa factures—11, Queen’s

E. E. dos Remedios

A. J. V. Ribeiro Teleph.21671;

Chau Shui Ng, Cable Ad:Road

manager KinlyCentral ;

Settling Agents for ; Yee King Kwong, assistant

Central Union of Marine Under- Kelly Bros. Manufacturing Factory—

writers in Oslo 138-142, Cheung Sha Wan Road, Kow-

A/S Haugesunds Sj oforsikringsselskap loon;

LauTeleph.

Koon Kau,57149;manager

Cable Ad: Kelybro

Lau Koon Chiu, asst, manager

Kato & Co., S., Piece Goods, Porcelain

Ware, ElectricalQueen’s

Merchants—16, SuppliesRoad

and Central;

General Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. (Established 1876),

Teleph. 21935; P.O. Box 468; Cable Ad: Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and

Printers—York Building, Chater Road;

Yamakiu Teleph.

M. Nakao, manager

M. Cheung, assist, manager Glover,Cable

20185;

A.A. E.J. Waller, mang.Ad:dir.(Shanghai)

director

Publishing

(S’hai.)

Y. Nakao, accountant J.N. H.P. Searle, do. secretary

do.

Marsoff, acting

m m A.S. Abbott, manager

E. A. dos Remedios, accountant

Katoh & Co., Ltd. (Tong Seng

General Exporters and Importers—14, P.K. A.H. Louis

Finlayson I Miss M. EcaSilva da

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20976;

P.O. Box 648;

Codes:Lieber’s, Cable

A.B.C. Bentley’s Ad: Toshoyoko;

6th edn.,andScott’s

edn., Acme 10th Kennedy Town Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Kayamally Y Co. (Established 1885), Kew4 Brothers, # 3= « Kn Nga E Sang

Drs., Dental Surgeons—

Ladies Wool and Cotton Dress Materi- 6 and 7, Alexandra Buildings; Telephs.

als, Silks, Haberdashery, Furnishing 20766 and 20137 (Residence)

Fabrics, etc,—20, Queen’s Road, C.; Principals — Dr. F. H. Kew and

Teleph. 20724; Cable Ad: Kayamally Dr. C. T. Kew

HONGKONG A617

Kbw & Co., Fred, Land, Share and King’s College—(See Educational under

General Brokers — Stock Exchange Government)

Building, 10, Ice House Street, Top FIoor;

Teleph. 20732; Cable Ad: Fredkew

F. H. Kew, principal (Member of Kingsclere Hotel--(Nee Hotels)

the Hongkong Stock Exchange)

i-taff—W. H. Choy (Member of King’s Silk Store, Silk of All Varie

ties—78, Queen’s Road Central; Te-

the Hongkong Stock Exchange), leph. 32840; P.O. Box 237; Cable

Mrs. L. Ferguson Ad: Gunpati

Kew Estate Agency, Fred., Property King’s Studio—16, Queen’s Road C. ;

Brokers, Appraisers, House and Estate Teleph. 28755

Agents—10, Ice HouseStreet (9thFloor);

Teleph. 20732; Cable Ad: Fredkew King’s Theatre—King’s Theatre Build-

F. H. Kew, principal ing,

253134,and

Queen’s

25332;Road

CableCentral; Telephs.

Ad: Enterland

m & %

Ki Sun & Co., Importers, Exporters, Kino Bros. & Co., Ltd., Diamond

Commission Agents, Photo Engrav- Merchants—Bank of Canton Bldg. :

ing and Electro-Plating—Bank of Teleph. 20700; Cable Ad : Kino

Canton Building, 6 Des Voeux Road

Central; Teleph. 25021; Cable Ad : Kirk, Dr. Edward W., m.d. (edin.), f.r.

Kisunzinco c.s.e.—Shell House, 6th Floor, Queen’s

Sun Chok On, manager Road Central; Telephs. 33979 (Office)

& 23636 (Residence)

Kfan Gw AN Co. (India,) Ltd., Exporters

and Importers—Bank of East Asia fr # ^ m

Building; T- lephs. 22019 and 20040; Kistenmacher At Co. (China Agen-

, . Cable d: Javasugar cies)—8a, Des Yoeux Road Central;

Tan Hong Lee, asst. mgr. National Bank Building; Teleph.

Tham Khai Hong, do. 33553; Cable Ad: Textilkist. Head

Office: Hamburg, Germany

h! & ® $£ H. Schoenfelder, manager

Kien Shing Cement Co., Import, Export,

Commission Agents and Cement

Merchants -China Building (7th Floor), Kitchell & Co., Ov Share and General

Room !6, Queen's Road Central; Teleph. Brokers—11,

Cable Ad

Queen’s Road Central;

: Angelkit

32752; Cable Ad: Kinshing: Codes Used: A. Kitchell

Acme,

Y. H.Bentley’s Complete Phrase

Liang, manager Fan Hoo Chuen, interpreter

S. H. Liang, cashier Miss R. Kitchell

Lok Chun Kow

Luk Tat Cheung

n & m m

Kin Yip & Co., The, Engineering

and Building Contractors — China Klink. P. J., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Bldg.; Teleph. 21504 sentatives^— Bank of East Asia

S. W. Tsao, manager Building, 10, Des Yoeux Road Cen

tral; Teleph. 32160; Cable Ad:

! ^ * 35 Klincotran. Head Office: Shang-

King’s Dispensary

Co., Ltd.) — King’s(The Oriental

Theatre Drug haiJ. Havelaar, manager

Building;

Branches: 90, Queen’s Road C. and

65, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Cable Knight

and Representatives. Import-Export — 55,

Codes:Wireless

Bentley’sAds:A.B.C.

Chemist

6th Ed.or 9140; Nathan Road, Kowloon : Teleph. 57894;

H. K. Wong, chief manager P.O. Box 575

K. C. Kwong, assist,

Chemists—Tong Li-tamanager

and Y. C. Wong T. L. Knight, manager

L. F. Knight, secretary

A 31

A618

Ko,Clinic”,

Dk. K. F., m.b., LB. Trevor, g.inst.t., traffic manager; |

FoundingHon Phys.,B.s.,Italian

Partner “Ma

Convent and storekeeper

J. chief

Smith,

Home—Residence:

Chung Road; Teleph. 20939

Wong Lai mech.A.M.I.M.E.,

engr. m.inst. l.kJ

W. R. N.. Andrews,, acting chief "

Kodak Co.—(*SV Eastman Kodak Co.) accountant

A.K. E.L. Perry, traffic

Hu, b.sc., assist.

assist, engineer

Kojima & Co., 'Ml, Fine Art Curios, Manu- C.inspector

C. Stimpson, permanent way: «

facture 56518

Teleph. of Tea-Sets—21, Canton Road;

L.Chau

Sykes, senior traffic

Yuk, traffic inspector inspector |

ft- ¥ W Pun Chi Fan, do.

Kolatchopf

Exporters, General Merchandise-—8,

Des Yoeux

Teleph. 32652;Road

P. O.Central,

Box 896; 2nd CableFloor;

Ad: Kowloon Chess Club—Clubs)

Kolat; Codes Used: Bentley’s and Kowloon Confectionery and Bakery i

Private Co., Ice Cream Parlour, American

V. Kolatehoff, manager Fountain, Pastries, Chocolates and Soda

Con- »b

fectionery-MiS, Nathan Road, Kowloon; i

Kong Sing & Co. -26, Des Voeux Rd. Teleph. 57312

C.; Teleph. 21144; P.O. Box 464;

Cable Ad : Miura i m ^ & m m ji

Kowloon Dispensary (A. S. Watson

ft if ?£ & Co., Ltd.), Pharmaceutical Che-

Kotewall & (Jo., R. H.,Merchants—China

Importers, Ex- mists, Dealers in Patent Medicines,

porters and General Drugs and Chemicals, Druggists'

Building; Teleph. 24875: P.O. Box 252; Sundries, etc.—80, Nathan Road,

Cable Ad: Keystone; All Codes Used Kowloon; Telephs. 57019 (Day),

Hon. Sir Robert Kotewall, c.m.o., 58336 (Night) and 58336 (Manager’s

ll.d. , principal Residence)

Lee Sbiu Kai. joint manager C. N. S. Burns, m.p.s., manager

Ho Man Kai, do. Kowloon Dairy, Fresh Milk (Deliveries

HarryHon

Chan Chewlung

Hing I| Lee P. H.Shiu

Larken

Yuen Twice Daily)—Saikung Road; Te-

leph, 57113

Kotewall, Hon. Sir Robert, kt.. c.m.g., Kowloon Furniture and Electric

ll.d., .t.p.—China Building: Teleph. Store, Manufacturers

24047 Furniture, Dealers in inElectrical

High Grade

Sup-

ft ft ID M Kat Wor plies — 57504

Teleph. 300, Nathan Road. Kowloon ;

Kotw'all & Co., E.andD.,General

Freight, Insurance Cotton,Brokers

Yarn

—5, Queen’s Road Central; French Kowloon Hospital- (Nee under Govern- in

Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 20862; Cable Ad: ment)

Lawtok Kowloon Hotel- -(See Hotels)

J. A.E. Lee

Kotwal!

T. E. Yeoh' n& m n % n m t

Kowloon Kowloon

The, BusMotor BusMotorCo. (1933), Ltd., .

Clubs) Bowling Green Club (Nee and

Services,

Accessories, etc. —

Cars, Trucks

Head Office:

Pioneer Building, Nathan Road, Kow- |

Kowloon-Canton

Section) — Office: Railway

Kowloon; (British

Teleph. jI loon; Teleph, 58036-7; Cable Ad: Russes; ;

58071 (Exch. 526); Cable Ad : Hong- Code:

TangBentley’s

Shiu Kin, mang. director

rail TamS.Woon Tong,manager

do.

R D.INST.Walker, W. T. Louey,

c.E., m.m.c.,

inst.,a.r.c.s.,

managArd.i.O.,andm. Ij Louie

Lam Ming Leung,Fan,treasurer

secretary

chief engineer

HONGKONG A619

Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. — 4, ix # ± ?L Si

Hankow Road, Kowloon (Next to Kunst & Albers, Import, Engineering,

Kowloon Hotel); Teleph. 58516; Shipping — Redder Building; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Rattanware 23121; P.O. Box 79; Cable Ad: Kunstal-

ber, Codes: Acme, Mosse, A.B.C. 6th edn.

Kowloon Riding School, The—Ma andW.Bentley’s

Tau Wai Road, Kowloon City;

Teleph. 51041 V.Egge, manager

Treskin, engineer

G. Escher

Mrs. M. S. Franks, owner

Capt. G. P. Julebin, instructor and Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The—

manager

F. C. Botelho, assistant (See Banks)

Kwan, C. Y., ll.b., Solicitor ■ 4a, Des

Kowloon Store, The,1 General Providers Cable Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 25921;

—78, Nathan Roan. K’loon; Teleph. London:Ad:EllisA dvocatus. Agents in

Bickersteth Aglionby

57258

and Hazel

C. Y. Kwan, solicitor

w m ^&

Kruse & Co., Import and Export—Chung Kwan Sum Yin, Dr., l.m.s.h., Medical

Tin Building; Teleph. 23196; P.O. Practitioner—74, Queens’ Road Central;

Box 462; Cable Ad: Wahtack; Tel ephs. .20743 (Office) and 56145

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and (Residence)

Mosse

G. Hartig, proprietor

H. Koerner, signs per pro.

W. Sehlee, assistant

H. Quoika, do.

Kwangsi PrcvincEalTheImport

Export Syndicate, (Hong Kong&

Kuen & Co., Thomas Le C., Incorporated Branch), General Import

Accountants . (Aust.), Secretaries

Authorised Companies Auditors - Wing and Wang Hing Building, 1st Floor, 10,

On Bank Building, 26, Des Voeux Road Queen’s 30713

Road Central; Telephs.

(Manager) & 31013 (Office);

Central; Teleph. 32569 Cable Ad: Syndicate; Codes Used:

Principal—Thomas Le C. Kuen, All Stardard Codes

A.A.A., A.I.I.S., F.C.I. (Eng.) H.Y.C. Chan,

Ho, manager

Staff—Y. Y. Wong, K. F. Cheung, Y. cashier

H. Cheung, Yeung Choat Kai, T. Johnson Liao, accountant

Bian Kwei, < heng Kwok Hung,

Lin Hoe Wah, Poon Ngai Ping, Kwok Fung Banking Co. — (See

Miss J. Chan, Kwok Ying Pew, Banks)

C. S. Shiu and C. L. Mak

Kung Ming Hong, Insurance Agents Kwok

and

& General Merchants—China Bldg., 6ht Exporters—35 and 37, Hing Lung

Floor; Teleph. 21504 St.; Teleph. 20515; Cable Ad:

Li Chung Ching, mgr. Kingson; All Standard Codes

ft m m & % Kwong, Dr. S. L., Dental Surgeon-

Kung Sum Chai Manufacturers of Pain- Entertainment Building; Teleph.

killers, Ointments, Decocted Medicines 21255

Pills, Powders, etc.—4, Lee Yuen

Street West Kwong Fung Metal Importing Co.—

Yeung King Tong, proprietor 31, Bonham Strand East; Teleph. 26965

*A31

A620 HONGKONG

)& Wj M % it fl Jh Ad: Konda; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

Kwong Heep Shing & Co., Kowloon Private JacksOn Lee, manager

Store, General Merchants, Frovisioners, Agencies:

Wholesale and Retail—62, Nathan Rd.,

Kowloon

Leung Wan Sang, manager , Sun-maid Raisin Growers Associa-

tion, California

Kailan Confectionery Co., Ltd.

Kwong King Shipchandlepjs—15, Wing Tai Kong Canned Goods C6., Ltd.

Kut Street; Teleph. 23089

Kwong

Kwong Hip Lung Co. (1932), Ltd., The, facturers Tai Loy, Exporters and Manu-

Engineers and Shipbuilders—General ofBamboo

RattanBlinds,

and etc.Sea,grass

Office: 43, Bonham Strand East; Ship- Furniture,

Connaught Road Central; 61a,

Teleph. 21548

yard:

Shui Po;57, Telephs.

Chung 21587

Hing (Office),

Street, Sham

57009

(Shipyard) Kwong

Road Tai Shipping28805

C.; Teleph. Co.—54, Connaught

Kwong Hop Yuen, Dealers in Medicines

—46,

21388 Bonham Street East; Teleph. Kwong Tat

Photographic

Teleph. 25656; Goods—China Building

Cable Ad: Katatcom

!£ Ifc * BJ? Tfe

Kwong Ming Theatre—Public Square

Street, Yaumati, Kowloon; Teleph. KvyoNG Tat Yuen, Dentist—83, Queen’s

58312 Road Central; Teleph. 2212*5

Ng Chi Ching manager

n&m^

Ktoong mng hong yow hah khnc/ sze Kwong Tung Sugar Refinery —3, Burd

Kwong Sang Hong, Ltd., Importers and St.; Teleph. 28210

Exporters of Druggists’ Sundries and

Commission

Vceux Agents—250

Road Central; and28051

Telephs. 252, and

Des ftf ft W, H

28052; P.O. Box 320; Cable Ad: Kwong Yuen Mau,

Merchants, HighCompradore, General

- class Provisioners

Chat Wholesale and Retail Contractor- -42,

Fung Wei Shing, managing

.Leupg Ying Kun, secretary director Haiphong Rd., Palace Bldg., Kowloon:

.Fung Wo In, assist.' do. Teleph. 57297

Heung Sek, manager

m W m

Kwong Sang Leamg, Coal Merchants, La Mode Beauty Shop—39a, Queen’s Rd.

Importers and Exporters, Ship Sale

Brokers and Shipping Agents—236, Central: Teleph. 25551

Des Voeux Road C., Yien Yieh BanR

Bldg.; Teleph. 24144; Cable Ad

Kwongcoal. Head Office: Sam arm Lacon &ft Co., w m m

8. J., Manufac-

da. Branch: Canton turers’ Representatives for Engineering

Wee Tong Lee, manager and

(3rd Floor), 15-19, Queen’s RoadHouse

Building Trades—Marina C.;

^ M m Teleph. 34042; Cable Ad : Lacon.

KWong Tai Cheong, Rattan Furniture, Agencies at Canton and Swatow

Grass Mats, Bamboo Sunblinds—58, B. J. Lacon, m.i. mech.e., principal

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 22981; Staff— C. R. C. Ham, K. K. Ip and

Cable AM: Kennets Cheung Wo

General M onagers for :

ff ^ ^ South China Woodworking Co.

Kwong Tai Hong. Import-Export

Merchants—27,

Teleph. Connaught

29840: P.O. RoadCable

Box 762; C. ; Lai, Dr. K. Y.—China Building; Teleph.

24515

HONGKONG A6ai

Laid win & Co.—7-13, Ash Street Kow- Land Office—(See under Government

loon; Teleph. 65361 Departments)

Lai Heung Distillery—165, Des Voeux Lane, mAlfred la m es &

J., Architect, Civil

Road West; Teleph. 23942 Engineer and Surveyor—26, Des

Voeux Road C.; Tcleph. 23859

Lai Shiu Wing, Architects, Draughts-

men and Designers, Importers, M % & Ltd.,LinGrocers,

Ka La Wines

Fat

Exporters and Building,

Agents—China General Commission

3rd Floor; Lane, Crawford,

Teleph. 2dl65; Cable Ad: Birdsnest and Spirits Merchants, Ladies’ and

Gentlemen’s Outfitters, House and

Ship Furnishers, Sports Dealers and

H it gl iH General Storekeepers — Exchange

Building, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph.

Lai To Construction Co., Civil Engineers 28151 (6 Lines); Cable Ad : Laneford

and Building Contractors—Head Office: Directors — J. H. Taggart, o.b.e.

217, Hennessy Road : Teleph. 23401; Can- (chairman),

ton Office: i34, Wai Sun Road South;

Teleph. 12068 Edmondston, R.E. M.A. Raymond,

Dastur, D.P. H.C.

Suckling and S. T. Williamson

A. W. Brown, manager

Laing, Dr. Douglas- Gloucester Bldg.; Linstead & Davies, secretaries

Teleph. 30928 Staff—

E. F. S. Baker Mrs. H. A. Mac-

Laing, J. T., Pilot for China Sea and R.H. Bauder

Burson Fay den

Hainan Straits—761, Nathan Road, C. Carr Miss E.D. Pires

Mrs. C. Moss

Kowloon; Teleph. 58765 T.F. H.

HallEdgar Mrs. E. H. Pollock E.

Lam Construction Co—18, Luen Fat R. A. Stride Miss E. Quinn

. Street; Teleph. 26125; Cable Ad: Lam- J. S. Smith Miss R. G.

conco G.D. Tanner

A. Webb Mrs. M.Razavette M.

H. Remedios

13 M^# G. W. Chan

E. C. Fincher Miss A. A.

A. B. Hamson Miss N. Ritchie Remedios

Lam Woo & Co., Engineers and Build- G.W. V.C. Havers Mrs. A. M.

ing Contractors—34, Johnston Rd.; Ogley Rodrigues

Teleph. 20385; Cable Ad : Lamwoo S.P. P.M.Pattara Miss P. M. Seats

Lam Chik Ho

Lam Chik Suen H. W. Piankoft'

Randall Mrs. M. B.Sequeira

J. A. R. Remedio! Miss L. M.

A. H. Ribeiro Sequeira

Lammert Bros., Auctioneers, Apprai- F.O. T.F. Ribeiro,

RodriguesJr Miss J. Shirley

Miss J. V. E.

sers, Goods Brokers and General Sur- G.B. M.

N. Vieira

Thomas Miss M. G. Smirke Smith

veyors — 2, Connaught Road Central, MissE- A.Balchin Miss F. R.Venables

Ground and Second

20224; Cable Ad: LammertFloors: Teleph.

L. E. Lammert Miss B. Barros Mrs. P. M.

J. A. M. de Graca Mrs. L.Cavanagh

K. Mrs. D.Warburton

White

L. E. Lammert, Jr. Miss H. Couzens

R. Miss J. Whyte

Miss K. Winch

Lanchester. Dr. John, l.d.s., e.c.s. MissD. Ellis Mrs. B. Wilkinson

(Eng.), C.D.S. North Western Uni- Miss P. E. French Miss L. Xavier

Mrs. E. Fishlock Miss

versity, Chicago,

32a, Nathan Road,Dental Surgeon—

Kowloon; Tele- Miss E. Gill LeungA. Po A. V.Shan

Alves

phone 57689 Miss C. Ip Fook

Jobanssen Lo Kwan Wai Ling

A622 HONGKONG

ft W ® ± M & ft m m m

Langston, S. H.— Exchange Building; LEE & CO., JOSEPH S., Contractors

Teleph. 28895; Gable Ad; Burgoyne and Monumental Masons. Cemetery

Refsresentalive for: Memorials in Marble and Granite

Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co., Ltd. Also Religious Articles (Obtainable)

Bovril

TeacherLimited —10, Morrison Hill Road,

& Son, Ltd.

Cow & Gate Milk Food Valley; Teleph. 21511 : CableHappyAd:

Shields Preserving Works Joseleeco

J. Lyons 4 Co.,, Ltd., etc.

£ it # ^ # IB fi] n & ft m f ^

Lau PakWax, Dentist—Hongkong Office: LeeContractors & Co., Louis A., Building

Gloucester Building,(1st Floor); Teleph. sons, SculturalandSpecialistsMonumental Ma-

in Italian

20488; Kowiooon Office: 337, Nathan Marble, Hong Kong Granite,

Road (1st floor), Yaunmti; Teleph. 57423 Works, Bronze Statues & Statue Busts,

m # is m ® Terrazzo Works, etc.—3, Gap Road,

Law, Dr. E., m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), General Happy Valley; Teleph. 25395

MedicalTelephs.

Practitioner L. A. Lee, manager

Street; Office:— 26556

16, D’Aguilar

and Re- Francis Lee, secretary

sidence: 22807

Lay & Co., Ltd., S. C.—David House, Lee Pxng it m nj & m ^

3rd Floor: Teleph. 20763; Cable Ad: Sanitary Earthenware Hong, Building Materials,

and Hardware.

Jolaing

Directors—J. M. Wong, C. F. Teleph.—52, Goods Des

206 K) Voeux Road Central

Willie Chiu and Cheng Chi Nam

Staff — K. 'I'. Leung, Lily Chan,

Herbert

Im IIm Man Chan, Chan Tat Kin and

m M Lay Tun Lee & Co., T. H., Stationers, Paper

Layton & Co., Bill and Bullion Brokers— Merchants, Drawing and Surveying

Hong Kong Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 31593 Materials

tributors forSuppliers and Sole

“Tower ’ Brand Dis-

Technical

H. S. Hills, principal Papers—16, Potttnger' St,.; Teleph.

T. A. Pearce, principal 32585; Cable Ad: Tienhua

T. H. Lee, manager

& W Tsintf H. K. Low, asst. mgr. and treas.

Lazarus, N., Refracting and Prescrib-

ing Opticians (Opticians to H. E. ft m $

The Governor of Hongkong, Naval Leeson & Co.,

Forces, etc.)—43, Pedder St.; Teleph. and ProduceD.,Merchants—6, Importers, Exporters

Ki Ling

22203; Cable Ad. Lazarus. Head Lane;

Office: 126, Nanking Road, Shanghai, Leson; Teleph. 27609; Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition,

In London: 56, John St.

Principal — H. Tobias, f.s.m.c. Bentley’s and Acme

(Lond.), f.i.o. (Eng.)

L. A. Tobias, manager, and Lee Theatre—Percival Street; Teleph.

refractionist 22452

-J. S. Greenberg, asst, refractionist

Le Beau Co.—Entertainment Building; Boiler Lee Tung Wo, Land and Marine Engineers,

Teleph. 27892 Makers, Brass and Iron Founders

—131137,

57285 Portland Street; Teleph.

BS ;£ ££

Lee Bros., Manufacturing Opticians Lee Yick, Ltd., Coal Merchants—42,

—8, D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 27662 Connaught Road Central; Teleph.

W. Lee, manager 28205; Cable Ad : Lycoal

HONGKONG A623

IS jp ^ Lee Yv Kee

Lee Yu Kee, Sanitary and Heating Levy & Co., S. E.—Hongkong and

Engineers, Dealers in Sanitary Ear- ShanghaiP.O. Bank Building; Teleph.

thenware, Building Materials and 30266; Box 142; Cable Ad: Seleo.

Head Office: Continental Bank Build-

Hardware — 37, Des Yoeux Road ing, Shanghai. Branches: Manila and

Central;

Building Teleph. 31101; Cable Ad: Singapore

Proprietor—Lee lu Cheung, b.sc. L. Dunbar, partner

Engineers — Y. H. Pun, B.sc., S. T, j W, E. L.N.Elias, partner partner

Wells-Honderson,

Chui, B.so. and Spoov 1. Agafuroff, asst, manager

B. Agafuroff j H. O. Odell

Wm. Chen

Sm! ffi inf) ^ if? B #pj & m

Li hxp o lan die ki hi sze kwui to Miss C. Gill C.M. I.T.SipitskyTong

Martin Gold S. W. Tone

Leigh & Orange, Civil Engineers, Archi- I Miss Y. Mak T. K. Tseng

tects and Surveyors—P. & O. Building, J Members Wm. Ning Z. M. Woo

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 20167: j Canadian :

Cable Ad: Orange Commodity Exchange,

G. G. Wood, M.INST. O.E. Inc.

A.J. E.S. Potter,

Mackichan,

a.r.i.b.m.inst.

v. c.e. Chicago Board of Trade

R. G. Parker, Dip. Arch. (Liver- Commodity Exchange, inc., N.Y.

pool), A.R.I.B. A. Manila Stock Exchange

New York Coffee and Sugar Ex

Miss M. M. Tyrrell change,

C.(Png.)

K. Lee, b.sc. (Eng.), m.i. Struct. New YorkIncCotton Exchange

S. Gidley Shanghai Stock Exchange

G. Fish ' Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Associa-

Miss 1. Seath tion

Malayan Sharebrokers’ Association

Leighton Garage - 75, Leighton Hill Lewton Co., The. Importers and Ex-

porters — China Building; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 24488 24897; Cable Ad: Lewton, Hongkong

Leite, Madame S., Ladies’ Wear Specialist j Li(3rd Clinic—Bank of East Asia Building

—9, Middle Road, Kowloon : Teleph. CableFloor); Ad: Clinic Telephs. 20963 and 20363;

58643 Principal—The Hon. Dr.F.R.C.S.

Li Shu Fan,

ft # & m Staff - Dr. LiD.T.M.&H.,

M.B., CH.B., Shu Pui, m.b.,(Edin.)

b.s.,

Lepack Co., Importers and Exporters f.r.o.s.B.S.(Edin.) and Dr. H. C. Chan,

M.B.,

and General Merchants—York

ing; Teleph. 21123; P.O. Box 114; Cable Build

Ad : Textilian n & m w w n

Yu Kan King, manager j Li & Fung, Ltd., Exporters and General

Yu Chik Yin and C. C. Tung, Merchants—10, Queen’s Road Cen-

secretaries tral; Teleph. 32654; Cable Ad: Li-

Wong Hay fung

Peter Yu Li To-ming, managing director

Fung Pak-liu, do.

Leung Kwok YinG (Hongkong-Canton- Fung Mo-ying, gen. mgr.,signsperpro.

Shanghai), Newspaper Agentand Patent Canton Fung Hon-chu, mgr., signs per pro.

Medicine Dealer— 32, Bonham Branch

East, and 160, Reclamation Street,Strand

Yau- 186-188.

China Luk Ye Sam Road, Canton,

mati: Teleph. 21645

Li Sung, Dr., m.b., b.s., General Medical

Lever

BuildinvBros. ( China

: Teleph. ), Ltd. — China (1st

22433 Practitioner—82,

Floor); Teleph.Queen’s

23603 Road Central

A624 HONGKONG

® w ^ ® ^ S. T. Butlin, a.o.a.

LijTsoo Yiu, Dr., Specialist in Children A.D. Sommerfelt, A.c..

L. Propliet, c.a.

Diseases and Internal Medicine —China J. Kempton

Building (1st Floor); Telephs. 25441,

25446 A. H. da Silva Mrs. B. Jack

Miss J. Smalley

Dr. and Li 34345

Tsoo (Residence)

Yiu, b.s., d.t m V. Santos

J. A. Gutterres Mrs. G. Thomson

G. S.

& h. (Eng.) F. H. da Silva Miss B. Cruz

P. C. Chung

Liang

Bldg.;YouTeleph.

Beauty30619

Shop—King’s Theatre m m m m *± &

Little, Adams & Wood, Architects,

Liberty Silk Store—China Building; Building, Civil Engineers and RoadSurveyors—York

Teleph. 24760; P.O. Box 557; Cable Cable Ad Chater : Upstairs

; Teleph. 31026 ;

Ad: Lokoomall Principal—C. H. Basto

M. Lokoomall, proprietor Stall—

K. M . Lokoomall, manager WongY.and O. K.Lee,W.K.Leung

Chan, W. K.

Lickwang & Co. -11th Floor, Bank of Little Beauty Parlour—26, Hankow

East Asia Building; Cable Ad: Lichfang Road; Teleph. 58776

andLi 2512

Fang, managing director

K. P. Fletcher, manager Little

Blackwood Shoe,Furniture,

The, Chinese Curios,

Jades, Jewellery,

Lamp Shades and Interior Decorators

Vi & m x & —Gloucester Building; Teleph. 26438;

Ling Man-I

Brokers & Co.,

—Bank ShareAsia

of Fast General Cable

and Building, Ad: Littleshop. Shanghai :

Nanking Rd. Opposite Cathay Hotel

6th Floor ; Teleph. 32116 ; Cable Ad: Mrs. Evelyn Boyd, proprietress

Lingmani; Codes : Bentley’s Complete Mrs. Gertrude H. Stuart, manageress

Phrase

Principaland Bentley's Second

Assistants- -Ling LamMan-iHang Chuen, Li Litton & Company,ofShare

Brokers—Bank East and

AsiaGeneral

Bldg.,

Ying Lam and Ip Tin Yau (1st Floor); Teleph. 25988; Cable Ad:

Litton

J. L. Litton

J. A. Fisher

Linotype and Machinery

Manufacturers of the Linotype Com- Ltd.,

posing

Centurette Machine, Revolution

The MienlePresses, and Liverpool andftLondon and Globe Insur-

Lithographic Two Machines and General ance Co., Ltd., The (Represented by

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.)—Hongkong &

Printers’ Machinery — 1, Duddell

Teleph. 20768 ; Cable Ad : Linotype Street; Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Telephone

H. Ellis, manager for Far East 28021; P.O. Box 36; Cable Ad:

A. J. Rozario, actg. manager Globe

C. R.F. Honniball,

Shien Lloyd’s—

Poa Foh, engineer do. Gilman & Co., Ltd., agents

Agency:

Duplex Printing

paper Presses) Press Co. (News- t fnu S £

Lin Se Tuk

Noi S'i Li Shun Wui She

fi i 31 Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Alexan-

Linstead & Davis, Building

Chartered(1stAccount- dra Buildings; Teleph. 20179: P.O. Box

ants—Exchange Floor); 46;T.Cable Ad: Marine

S. Morrison, m.i.mar.e., surveyor

Teleph. 27794; Cable Ad: Linstead C. R. Rowcliffe, surveyor

C.H. B.R. Brown,

Forsyth,a.o.a.,

c.a., partner

do. Peter Lee, clerk

HONGKONG A62{>

*3 & fnL S il S Lockhart, Charles & Co.—Bank of East

Lloyd Tbiestino (Societa Anonima Rd. Asia Building, 4th Floor,'6, Des Voeux

di Navigazione-Sede in Trieat)— C.; Teleph. 27194

Queen’s Building (Ground Floor); Loke Yuen Lok, Heal Estate. Owner

Telephs. 32982-3;

Ad: Lloydiano P.O. Box 143; Cable Bank of East Asia Building (7th Floor);

G. B. Scarpa, agent Teleph. 238i3; Cable Ad: Lylok

C. Mose ! U. Azzolini Loke Yuen Lok, proprietor

Lai Choong Hong, attorney

Leong Wan Hinf

Lo Kin Fai & Co., Share and General

Brokers—10, Des Voeux Hoad

Te'leph. 26015; Cable Ad : Lokinfai Central;

Lo Kin Fai, principal n # ®

San Shin Chuen, assistant Loke Yung Cheong, Real Estate and

Land Owner—Hongkong and S’hai

Bank Ride- / 'nd Floor): Teleph. 24437

m m * m n m Cable Ad; Rentcharge

Lo Tunq-Fan, B.A., LL.B.., Barrister- Loke Yung Cheong, proprietor

at-law and member of the Canton Leong Ngai Pooi, attorney

Bar—4a, Des Voeux Road Central. Wong Yu Kong Wong Yoki

Canton Office: 26, Wai Oi Road

West « m

Long King & Co., Photographic Goods

m & n % m Dealers—8, Des Vamx Hoad Central;

Lo & Lo, Solicitors, Ac.—Alexandra Teleph. 33074

Building, Des Vceux Hoad

Teleph. 8304; Cable Ad: Deed and Central;

M. K. Lq, rf m mm m sa 1$ it

M. W. Lo. solicitor

do. and notarydo.public Loo Bros. Silk and Embkoidery Co.—8,

Lui Wai Chau Mrs. F. C. Fincher Wyndham Ad: Loobros

Street; Teleph. 24209; Cable

Wong Ka Tsun Tong Tak Sang

Local m fI’d 80 8ze

JanuaryDirectory,

and JulyThe,(TwoPublished

Editions,in Lowe, Bingham A Matthews, Chartered

Spring and Summer).by The Hong Accountants—Mercantile Bank Build-

Kong

Marina Daily

House,Press,

.15-19, Ltd.—Office

Queen’s Hoadat ing, 7, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

28106; Cable Ad: Explanate

Central; Telephs. :!025J & 33383; P.O. Partners—

Box 1; (Jable Ad: Press John Fleming, c.a. ,

A. Ritchie, c.a.

Local Printing Press. Ltd., The, E. M. Bryden, c.a.

Printers, Publishers, Bookbinders A Staff—

Stationers—13, DuddeU Street; Teleph. D. S. Robb, c,A., signs per pro.

24677; Cable Ad: Lbckoo

Lee Yat Ngok, managing director A:E. A.D. Bremner,

da Roza, a.s.a.a.

c.a.

A. V. Wong, secretary J. Moodie, c.a.

E. R. Walch, c.a.

W.

D. G. Wilson A.C. J.D. McCormick

J. Woolley da Roza

H P6 A. Abbas K. P. Chan

Lock Hing, hlxporters, Gold and Silver- K.R. B.F. Nelson H.M.O. Chan

smiths, Blackwood Furniture Manu- Jones T. Chan

facturers aiid Curio Dealers - 33 Queen’s D. Hardwick Mrs. A. Silva-Netto

Hoad Cent.; Teleph. 26718; Cable Ad: A.

Locking D. B. Nelson Miss P. U.Baldwin

E. Gutierrez Miss C. Mitchell

Shiu Yam Lun, managing director F. A. Gill Miss A. Rocha

Shiu Ka n-to secret; ry Correspondents—

Shiu Sung Pok Lowe, Bingham A Matthejws, Shang-

Shiu Hok Fong hai, Tientsin, Singapore A London

A626 HONGKONG

India Tyre & Rubber Co., Ltd.,

•7T Inchinnan—Motor and Cycle

Lok Si Li Tyres

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W, R., International Chemical Co., Lon-

General Importers, Exporters and Ship- don—“Bismag”

ping Agents — Head Office : York Kenrick & Jefferson, Ltd., West

Building, Chater Road; Telephs. Bromwich— Stationery

34165 (All Denartments) and Kirby Beard & Co., Ltd., Birming-

21620 (Managing Director’s Office); ham—Needles

Cable Ad: Loxley. London Office: W. Kiwi Polish Co. Pty., Ltd., Mel-

R.Fenchurch

Loxley &Street,

Co. (London), bourne—Boot Polish

E. C. 3. Ltd., 106,

Branch: Geo. Mason & Co., Ltd., London

Loxley House, Shameen, Canton. - “O.K.” Sauce

Registered Office of Perrin Cooper & A. Maschmeijer, Jr., Amsterdam

Co., Ltd., Tientsin (Canton Agency Only)—Essential

D. O. RusSell, permanent dir. (T’tsin) Oils, Synthetic Aromatics, etc.

J. Petrie, managing director Meccano, Ltd., Liverpool—Mecha-

F. G. Herridge, secretary nical Toys

Staff—G. Duncan, H. B. Neve, Medical & > -eneral Exporters, Ltd.,

A. R. Watson, C. Bennett, H. London—“Sanitas” Disinfectant

A. Castro, T. Wong, P. A. & Medical Products

Elms, G. Brown, E. M. Cas- Northam Warren Sales, Co.,

tro, K. C. Chen, C. K. Chen, Inc., New York—“Cutex”

K. S. Chen, Dr. Au Young Parfumerie L. T. Piver, Paris-

Liang, Cheung Tat Chiu, K. Perfumes, Cosmetics, etc.

M. Cheng, S. K. Wong, P. K. N. Y. Pasmans, Rotterdam—Hams,

Lau, Y. K. Tan, K. Y. Yuen, Bacon, etc.

T. C. Chow, Mrs. M. A.

Thompson, Miss J. Whiteman, Poulton & Noel, Ltd., Southall-

Miss M. L. Botelho, Miss M. Provisions

Lysaught and Miss E. Reme Spratt’s Patent, Ltd., London—

dios Dog Biscuits

Chen Kin Cho, compradore T, Wall & Sons, Ltd., London-

Au Young U Sang, assistant com- Sausages

pradore Warner. Hudnut Co.. Ped., Inc.,

A gencies: New York—Cosmetics, Perfumes

Shipping Department and Pharmaceutical Products

The “Ben” Line Steamers, Ltd, Angus Watson & Co., Ltd., New-

Leith castle-upon-Tyne—Provisions

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line (Canton W. Woodward, Ltd., London—

Agency Only) Gripewater

Import Department Insurance Department

Alfred Bird & Sons, Ltd., Bir- Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Liver

mingham—Custard Powder. Jellies, pool

T. F. Firth & Sons, Ltd., Brig Queen Insurance Co.,Ltd., Liver-

house—Carpets, Rugs, etc. pool

Gillette Industries, Ltd., Isle- General Accident Fire & Life

worth—Safety Razors & Blades Assurance Corporation, Ltd. (Can-

Glaxo Leboratories, Ltd., Green- ton Agency Only)

ford—“Glaxo” & Pharmaceutical Building Supplies Department

Products Lewis Berger & Sons, Ltd., London

Genatcsan, Ltd., Loughburgh— —Paints, Varnishes, etc.

“Genasprin” Henry Disston & Sons, Inc., Phila-

Hartog’s Vleeschmaatappij N. V., delhpia—Saws. Files & Steel

Rotterdam — Gams, Bacon, etc. Mo & Domsjo Trading Co., Ltd.

P. W. Heyman, Melbourne— London—Treetex Wall & Hard

Butter Boarding

HONGKONG A627

Jas. Williamson & Son, Ltd., Chan Yai, treasurer

Lancaster — Linoleum, Oilcloth, Yeung

etc. Chan Kam HungTim,Tack,

life assur. mgr.

restaurant

Wines & Spirits Department manager

Jules Robin, S.A., Cognac—Brandy T. K. Cheung, drugs manager

Wm. Sanderson & Son, Ltd., C.AuY.Sheung

Chan, Po,

hotelsecretary

manager

Leith—Vat 69 Whisky Chan Chung Kwong, accountant

Sutton, Carden & Co., Ltd., Lon- Chee Wing Sang

don—Dry Gin

Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai— Branch Managers :

Mui Man (Hotel Nathan, Kowloon)

U.B. Beer and (Life Ass. Dept., Kowloon)

Vieille Cure de Cenon, S.A., Cenon NgWanchai)

Shun Tuck (Luk Kwok Hotel,

- -Liqueurs

Export Department Y. H. Chifan (Le Ass. Dept., Canton)

China Produce of All Classes F. N. Chan (Banking Dept., Toi

Hong Kong Manufactured Articles Shan District)

if fflz m Lun Sang

Engineers and Building Contractors—

Lucky Corporation, Import, Export French Building (3rd Floor); Teleph.

and Manufacturers’ Agent—China 23524; P.O. Box 506; Cable Ad: Lunsang

Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 31457; Lun Tai Mutual Fire and Marine

P.O. Box 905; Cable Ad: Sukoting; Insuranc® Co., Ltd.—272, Des Voeux

Codes Used: Acme and Private.

Branch: Tung Chai Yat Road, Road Central; Teleph. 21131; Cable

Ad : Lunistice

Swatow Tam Woon Tong, gen. mgr.

Su Koting, manager

Miss L, T Sheary, assistant

Staff—W . Leong, K. K. Soo, P. LunCo.—313, Yick Fire and Marine Insurance

Des Voeux Road Central ;

C. Soo and Y. M. Ng Teleph 21330

Luen Cheong & Co., Wholsale and Retail

Paper and Stationery Dealers—74, Des Lunatic Asylum—(See Medical Dept,

Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 23036 under Government)

Luen Fat Shipping Co., General Con- Lung Kai Bros. Knitting Factory,

Manufacturers of Lisle and Cotton

tractors, Shipping and Commission Singlets,

Agents—14, Des Voeux

Floor); Teleph. 23417 Road West (2nd tumes andUnderwears, BathingPrince

Shirts — 404-410, Cos-

Chow Kan Hoi Edward

P.O. Box 54 Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56435;

Chow Wah Cho

Luen Yick Hong—32, Bonham Strand ff ll a£

W.; Teleph. 21202 Luton

BrothersSales& Co.),

Co. (Successors to Young

General Merchants—

Luhring * Smith (Successors to 306, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

Radeeker & Co.), Importers and Com- 58653; YounbrosP. O. Box 221; Cable Ad:

mission

Central; Agents—12, Des Voeux

Teleph. 23189; Cable Road

Ad: K. L. Fu, manager

Ringsmith

Partners—E. Luhring and J. S. Smith m & m m n & m

Lyson & Hall, Solicitors—6, Queen’s

m &mm Road Central; Teleph 23665; Cable Ad:

Luk Hoi Tong Co., Ltd., Banking, Litigation J. M. Hall, solicitor

Assurance

Wholesale (Life), Hotel, Drugs—293

and Retail Restaurant and

299,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 26795; Ma, Dr. C. K., m.b., b.s., General Medical

P. Chan

O. BoxFu1324; Cable Ad: Lukrance

Cheung, Practitioner and Partner, “Ma Clinic”

C. Y. Chan, vice-do.president

, — King’s Theatre Building; Telephs.

26504 & 28888

A628 HONGKONG

^ « B # ^ Agents for: 1

Ma Clinic, Ma Luk, C. K. Ma, T. C. “Summit” Collars and'Shirts

Wong & K. F. Ko, Drs., Medical Scotts

Henry Hats

Heath Hats

- Practitioners—Offices: King’s Theatre Aquascutum Coats

'IBuilding, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. “K” ShoesShoes'

S26504 and 28888 “Hanan”

Ma Luk, Dr., l.m.s.h., Farther, “Ma Mac’s Cafe—Hongkong- Hotel, Redder

Clinic”--Residence:

fulum; Teleph. 21894 “Fir” House, Pok- Street; Teleph. 24801

Macau Eleclric Lighting Co., Ltd., The Hongkong SiH.Shanghai

Maonamara, C., Barrister-at-law—

—Hongkong

Entrance);

ing, 4th Floor Teleph. 21225

Directors—F.

N. G.Chiu Beale, J.H.Geliion

Nolasco(chirman),

aud Wong Maersk Line—Cable Ad: Maerskline

Yin Jebsen & Co., agents

Secretaries - Johnson, Stokes &

Master

Mahan Singh, Dr. H.—8, Des Voeux

Macau Waterworks Road Central; Teleph. 30832

Hongkong & ShanghaiCo.,Bank Ltd.,Building,

The—

4th, Floor Mai Eg & Co., Wilhelm—Queen’s Build-

Directors—D.

man), F. J. C.GeilionEdmondston

and G. (chair-

G. N. ing; Teleph. 33709

Tinson

Secretaries — Johnson, Stokes & Maizee’s, Ladies Speciality Shop

Gowns, Hats, Suits & Frocks, Costume

Master Jewellery andAlexandra

Helena Rubinstein Pre-

parations

30434; P. O.— Box 710 Bldg.; Teleph.

n & m m 'a m

Tit Hony Lun Shun Kung Sze

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ship- fr # It H # 18 ft m &

ping Agents—P. Sr O. Bldg., Con- Matson F. Mathieu, S. A. (Hong

naught Rd. Central; Teleph. 27721; Kong Branch)—Prince’s Building, 2nd

P.O. Box 113b; Cable Ad: Mackin- Floor; Teleph. 25913; P. O. Box 131;

Cable Ad:Belgium,Famarods.35, Head

nmia

H. Y. Wilkinson. D.s.o., partner Antwerp, Rug deOffice:la

J.J. T.M. Brown

Mackinnon, signs per pro. Princesse

H. Neither, manager

B.W. T.E.Flanagan

Grieve Agents for:

Etbs de Wehdel, Hayange, France

A.D. McKellar,

W. MacEwen c.a. Comtoir Siderurgique de France

Union des Yerreries Mecanique,

Outdoor Stajt Beiges, Brussels

J. Lowrie J. Hoare Union Chimique Beige, S. A.

Agencies-. Compagnie

P.British-India

&G.S.N. Co. Lommel etdes deMetaux d’Overpelt-

Corphalie, S.A.,

and Apcar Lines Bruxelles

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ltd.

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Majestic Printing Press, General

Printers—421, Asia Life Building,

-ft a # Mac Kin Toi Sze Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 32992

Mackintosh’s, Ltd., Building,

Men’s Wear C. M. Wai, manager

Specialists—Alexandra

Vceux Road; Teleph. 20029; Des Majestic Theatre, Talking Picture

Cable

Ad:F. Outfit Cinema—Nathan Road, Yaumati, Kow-

A. Mackintosh loon; Teleph. 57222

J.R. G.R. Meyer Liang Chi Hao, managing dir.

Davies | J. Hickman

L. Glendinning ] Lai Ki Kwong Majima Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

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C. Jan John

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Stenotypists—Miss M. Thomas and W. J. Manners,

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Miss N. Kempton K. Kastmann, do.

Agencies: R. Lasala

Sir Wm. Arrol & Co., Ltd. — ! Agencies: B. Herschend | J. B. Kooter

Cranes and Bridges

Beeston Boiler & Co,, Ltd.—0. I. j Societe des Ciments Portland Arti-

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Boilers and Radiators

J. Blakeborough & Sons, Ltd.— j Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.

Great Eastern LifevanAssurance

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Wm. Briggs & Sons, Ltd.—Bitu- | Verkoopkantoor ’s LandsCo.Mijn- _

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Coivilles, Ltd.—Steel

Crossley Brothers, Ltd. — Diesel

Engines

Drysdale & Co., Ltd.—Pumps m 2. &s 3L

J. & E. Hall, Ltd.—Refrigeration Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,

Hattersley (Ormskirk), Ltd.—Valves The—Shell House; Telephs. 20601 &

Hendry Bros. (London), Ltd.— 26691; Cable Ad: Manulife. Head

General Agents Office: Toronto, Canada

R. E. Lister & Co., Ltd.—Diesel E. J. R. Mitchell, branch manager

Engines W. Sharp, resident secretary

George Kent, Ltd., England — Miss C. B. Rodrigues,

Meters

Shanks

tings Ford, Miss O. Baptista and

Stream-Line Filters, Ltd.;—Oil Miss D. V. Holloway

Renovators Clerks—A. M. Rumjahn, W. Sprinkle,

Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richard- S.T. S.T. Wong

H. Marr, Lee Tat W ing and

son, Ltd., England—Shipbuild- Representatives:

ers J. P.C.E.M.Baskett,

Grenham,

Vulcan Foundary, Ltd.—Locomo- I

tives A. M. J.G. J.Philippens,

Guterres,

Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc.. | H. A. Lammert, A. W. E. Leong,

U. S. A.—Chlorinators Tang Yee Kan, E. M. L.

G. & J. Weir, Ltd.—Pumps Soares and P. E. Pogodin

R.(Canton)

K. Bachelor, district manager

Mamak k Co.—10, Peking Road; Teleph. V. E. Ferrier, acting district

56469 manager (Canton)

!?! & P& 3? m Carr, Ramsey k Son, Ltd. (Swatow)

d/are On Po Him, Kwng Set F. J. Norohna, repres. (Macao)

Man On Insurance Co., Ltd.—4, Marble Bronze Mosaic, etc. — Bank

of East Asia Building, 1st Floor

Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27309

A630 HONGKONG

Marconi International Marine Com- Cathay Chapter—No. 1165 E.C.

munication Co., Ltd—3, Connaught Z.—A. Nissim

Road C. ; Teleph. 24320 H.—S. S. Strahan

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S. N.—J. E. Potter

Treasurer—H. G. Williams

Marine Insurance Association of D. of C.—H. F. Sommers

Hong Kong—(See Associations and P. S.—J. H. Bottomley

Societies) 1st Asst.—C. J. Roe

2nd Asst.—A. K. Mackenzie

& mm x± m Organist—S. H. Ross

Marsman Hong Kong China, Ltd.. Stewards—W. E. Duckworth &

Consulting, Civil and Mining Eng- R. G. Parker

ineers—Registered Office: Hongkong Janitor—O. A. Smith

and Shanghai Bank Building (2nd

Floor); Teleph. 27757; Cable Ad: Cathay Lodge No. 4373, E.C.

Hongmarch; Codes: Bentley’s Se- W. M. A. A. Andrews

cond Phrase L P. M.—H. F, Harper

Martin & Co, T. A., Incorporated S.J. W.-G:

W.—J. H.A. White

Shaw

Accountants—Prince’s Bldg., Des

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 30785:

Cable Ad: Nitramat Treasurer—H.Smith

Chaplain—J. E. Budderi

Principal—T. A. Martin, a.s.a.a Secretary—W. J. Burling

Staff-W. Y. lu, b.a. , H. Lin, R. D. of C.—P. D. Crawley

S. D.-i-B. W. Whiteman

H. Mugford and T. Teng J. D.—P. G. F. Coombs

Maruyama Shoten. Goldsmith, Jade Almoner - V. Walker

Jewels, Precious Stones—39, Hennessy Organist—R. Baldwin

Road; Teleph. 21279 Asst.

Asst. Secty.—H.

D. of C.—C.J.Excell

S. Blake

Maryknoll Mission (Nee Churches i 1. a-A. C. Jeffreys

Stewards — L. D’Obry, A. V.

and Missions)

___—__—___ Sanders, F. W. G Clark and

D. Davidson

Tyler—O. A. Smith

MASONIC

m # t m Yuny Yan Wui Kwoon Concordia Lodge of M. M. M. No.

Masonic Hall—Zetland Street; Te- 721, E. G:

leph. 20643; Cable Ad : Masonhall W.M.—J. T. Bagram

O. A. Smith, custodian I.

Ararat Lodge of Royal Ark Mari- S.W.-S. S. Strahan

ners—No. 264, E. C. J.

W.C.N.—Chas. Mycock M.O.—J. H. Bottomley

I. P.C.N.—A. Nissim S.O.—A. W. Brown

“J”—J. G. Hooper J.O.—E. I. Wynne-Jones

“S'”—E. M. G. Hanlon Chaplain—II. B. L. Dowbiggin

Chaplain—A. W. T. White Treasurer—H. G. Williams

Treasurer—S. Deacon Secretary—D. F. Davies

Scribe—W. H. Whiteley Reg. of Marks—J. E. Potter

D.C.—M. J. -B. Montargis

J.S.D.—C. Crofton

D.—A. F. PaulS.D.-J. J.D.—W.

R. Way

Robertson

D.C.-H. E. Budden Organist—E. B. Nelson

Guardian—W.

Stewards—J. J.J. Edgar,

Geall J. H. LG.—J. R. G. Wyatt

Bottomley, M. Nemazee and Stewards—E. J. R. Mitchell, H.

S. W. Minshall H. Pethick and D. Kossick

Warder—O, A. Smith Tyler—O. A. Smith

HONGKONG A631

Diligkntia Lodge of Instruction— Eothen Mark Lodge—No. 264, E. C.

Preceptors—C. W. Jeffries, A. W.M.—Wor. Bro. F. P. R. James

E. Clarke, P. D. Crawley and t.P.M.—Wor. Bro. E. M. G. Hanlon

C. B. Brown • S.W -Bro. W. J. Geall

Treasurer—E. B. Bradshaw J.W.—Bro. H. M. Muudy

Secretary—S. E. Edgar M.O.—Bro. G. F. Hole

Steward—A. W. T. White S.O.—Bro. P. 1. iNewman

District Grand Lodge of Hongkong & J.O.—Bro.

D. of L. A.Bro.

C.-Wor. Tobias

A. E. Clarke

South China (English Constitution) Chaplain - Bro. S. Deacon

P.D.G.W.—G. E. Cross and W. Treasiifer—Brd. R. T. Nelson

E. Holland R. of Marks—Bro. D. Blmnenthal

D.S.G.W.—L. C; F. Bellamy Secretary—Wor. BrO. A. F. Paul

D.J.G.W.—B. E. Maughan S.

Chaplains—A. Hoffmeister and J.D. -Bro. A. R. Brown

J. W. Franks i.G.—Bro. M. Neraazee

Stewards—Bro.

Treasurer—E. W. Hamilton

Begistrar—C. B. Brown M. Purvis, Bro.S.Jackson

E. Edgar,andBro.Bro.J.

President Board of G.P. — W. T. H. Lunson

Faid Tyler—Wor. Bro. O. A. Smith

Secretary—A. Morris

D. of C.—G. F. Hole Lodge, Eastern Scotia—No. 923, S.C.

S.D.—C. Crofton

J.D.—C. C. Nelson K.W.M.—A. E. Manwaring

Supt. of Works—C. E. Moore LP.M.—F. J. T. I.dcke

Asst. D. of C.-W. Naef D.M.—A. A. Dand

S.B.—T. W. Carr S.M. F. Cullen

S.B.—J. T. Bagram and R. L. j W.S.W.—J. C. Poison

P. Sergeant

Organist—R. Baldwin

Asst. Secretary—W. J. Geall Secretary—J.C.J.W.Cameron

W.J.W.-D. Fitches

Pursuivant—H. F. Harper Treasurer—G. E. Dudley

Asst. Pursuivant—(Vacant) | Chaplain—K.

Senior McK. F.Dow

Deacon—H. Shields

Stewards—D. F. Davies, H. F. ! Junior Deacon—H. G. Baker,

Sommers, H. G. Williams, G. | Jeweller—A. Stalker

E. L. Johnson and W\ J. ! Bible Bearer- G. Newhouse

Scotcher Director of Ceremonies — J. J.

Tyler—C. A. Smith Whyte

Organist—(Vacant)

District Grand Lodge of Scottish I Piper—(Vacant)

Freemasonry

China in Hongkong & South Inner Guard—G. J. Perkins

Stewards — R. McKibbin, P. C.

Jackson, J. C. Klausz and J. P.

District Grand Royal Arch Chapter White

of Hongkong and South China—

S. G.P.-C. G. Alabaster A. Smith

Tyler—O.

T.S.E.—A. MorrisG.P.—B. D. Evans

S.N.—W. E. Hollands Lodge, Naval & Military—

P. of C. of G.P.-S. R. Fariow R.

D.G.T. E. W. My

Hamilton I.

Registrar—C. cock D.M.—C. H. Dodson

D.G.S.-T. G. Stokes S.

D. of a—P. D. Crawley W.S.W.—A. Jillott

F.A.S.-E. M. G. Hanlon W.J.W.—A. C. Sinton

S.A.S.—G. W. Reeve

Sword Bearer- J. Smith Secretary—W. J. Burling

Standard Bearer—A. F. Paul Treasurer—L. E. Johns

A.D. of 0 -R. W. Smith Chaplain—R. A. Neale

D.G.A.S.E.—A.J. Nissim S.D.—A. G. Groves

Organist—E. R. Mitchell J.

D.G.J.—O. A. Smith Bible Bearer—E. C. Philpott

A632 HONGKONG

Organist—J. W. Fitzgerald J.D.—R. P. Morris

D. of C.—H. J. Millington Almoner—W. T. Yoxall

Stewards—A. C. English, F. J. Organist—S.

Asst. Secretary—R.Hampden Ross

G. Parker

Hobson, F. C. G. George and I.G.—T. Low

F. C. Cottee Stewards—V. C. Branson, H. J.

Inner Guard—F. W. Bell Armstrong, V. E. Duclos and

Tyler—O. A. Smith H. C. Margrett

Lodge, St. John — No. 618, S.C. Tyler—O. A. Smith

(Second Tuesday in Each Month) Provincial Priory oe China—

R. W.M.-J. Skinner

I. P.M.—J. A. R.Prior—A. Selby Morris

D.M.—F. K. Garton Sub-Prior—S.

S.

S.W.—W. G. Poy

M.-W. H. Bailey Prelate—M. .J. C.B. Young

Montargis

J. W.—F. J. NeillChancellor-—W.

1st Constable—H.

R. Farmer

E. Middleton

Chaplain—F. B. Blakey 2nd

Secretary—J. S. Logan Treasurer E. J. R. G.Mitchell

Constable—C. Mawson

Treasurer—E. W. Coulson Registrar—F. F. Duckworth

S.D.—L. W. Hume Dep. Registrar—A. P.A.Sutherland

J.D.—H. Hong-Sling Vice-Chancellor—R. Dix

Bible Bearer—F. C. Young Marshal-E.

Dep. Marshal—F. J. Edwards

Hoehnke

Dir. of Cer.—W. P. Seath Almoner—H. C. Shrubsole

Organist—J. Choa Herald- J. T. Bagram

Stewards—L. A. Collyer, W. E. Standard Bearers —A. Rasmussen

B. Howel, A. Steven and F. and Sir George W. A. Trimmer

Hillon

I.G.-W. K. Way Banner Bearer—J. Owen Hughes

Tyler—O. A. Smith Sword Bearer—S. C. Smith

Dep. Sw ord Bearer—J. S. English

Paul Chatek Lodge oe Installed Aides-de-Camp— F. J. Farr and K.

Masters—No. 5391, E.C. W. Johnstone

W. Warden of Reglia-H. A. R.

I. P.M.—C.

M.—P.G.D.Alabaster

Crawley Cheeseman

Chamberlain—H. S. Mok

S.J. W.—J.

W.—F. T.F. Bag

i >uckworth

ram Capts. of Guard H. W. Hart-

Chap.—S. R. Fallow Baker and V. R. Vick

Treas —H. F. Harper Organist L. A. Smith

Secty.—W. Dep. Organist—B.

of OuterE. Guard-

MaughanH. E.

C.—E. G.M.J.Hooper

S.I). D.—J.

Burling

Raymond Pursuivant

Stone

JAsst.

. D.—H. Owen K.Hughes

D. C.—H. H. Long

Almoner—(Vacant) St.Croix

MaryoeMagdalene

H. R. D. M.ChapterNo. 73,oeE.C.

Ros*

Organist— (Vacant)

Asst. Seely.—W. Paid M. Wr. S.—M. J. B. Montargis

I.Steward—H.

G.—C. B. Brown P.— E. W. Hamilton

B. L. Dow biggin 1st

2ndG.—J.

G.—S.T.S. Bagram

Strahan

Tyler—O. A, Smith Tr.—S. Jarvis Morris

Rec.—Alfred

Perseverance Lodge- No. 1165, FIX'. M.—C.

Rap.-W.B. Faid

Brown

W. M.—E. J. R, Mitchell Al.—W. R. Farmer

l.P.M.-H. G. Williams D. C.—E. J. R. Mitchell

S.W.—S. Jarvis 0.—G. F. Hole

J. W.-J. R. Way C. G.—H. Owen Hughes

Chaplain—D. C.

Treasurer—A. S. MitchellEdmonston O.—-B. E. Maughan

Secretary—J. E. Potter O.G.—O. A. Smith

D. of C.—C. B. Brown A. R.—P. D. Wilson

S.D.—J. L. Adams A. Dir. C.-H. G. William

HONGKONG A633

United Chapter—No. 1341, E.C. D. of C.—A. E. Clarke, p.z.

1st Principal—C. S. Coom Principal Soj.—F. F. Duckworth

2nd 1st Asst. Soj.—D. Blumenthal

3rd do. do. —P. — J. G.1). Crawley

Hooper 2nd Asst. Soj.—S- W. Minshall

Treasurer—H. E. Budden Treasurer—L. A. Tobias

Scribe E.—S. R. Farlow Stewards — S. Deacon, A. R.

Scribe N.—C.

P. S.—J. Smith Baysting Brown and T. H. Lunson

1st Assist. S. - G. E. L. Johnson Janitor—O. A. Smith, p.z.

2nd do. S.— U. A. Trengrove Victoria Lodge—No. 1026, E.C.

D. of C.—W.R.E. J.Hollands

Stewards Sourbutts J. F. Victoria Preoeptory—No. 78, E.C.

Wilhnott,

Jackson W. S. Brewer, T. E. Em. Preceptor—A. Hoffmeister

Janitor—R. A, Donaldson 1st Constable—H. H. Beddow

2nd Constable—S. S. Strahan

Chaplain—J.

Treasurer—H.T.S.Bagram

Mok

United Mark Lodge—No. 419, E.C. Registrar—F. J. Farr

W. M, W. E. Hollands Marshal—H. F. Sommers

I. P. M.-C. S. Coom Almoner—C. Mycock

S. W.-.J. G. Hooper Capt. of Guard —H. E. Stone

J.M.W,—C.

O. - E.Crofton

Tuck 1st Herald—D. F. Davies

S.J. O.O.—J. Smith 2nd Herald—£. J. R. Mitchell

- A. E. Jeffries 1st Standard Bearer—W. Faid

Chaplain—E. O. White 2ndhanStandard Bearer—B. E. Maug-

Treasurer—W. Fooks Organist—J. H. Bottomley

Secty. G.E.L. Johnson, c/o P.W.D. Guard—O. A. Smith

R. of M. T. W. Carr

D. of C.—H. E. Budden Zetland Lodge--No. 525, E.C.

S. D. - C. Baysting

J.I. G.D.—R. J. F.A.Willmott

Trengrove Worshipful Master—P. I. New-

Stewards—F. Brett and R. J. Boast man

Tyler—R. A. Donaldson Immediate Past Master — W. J.

Geall Warden—W. Stoker

Senior

United Service Lodge—No. 1341, E.C. Junior Warden—H.

Chaplain—S. H. Mundy

E. Edgar

I.VV.P.M.—F.

M.—J.J.F.Bamskill

Hooper 1, Treasurer—M. Nemazee

Secretary—R. W. Smith

S. W.—J. Smith Director of Ceremonies — G. T.

J.Chaplain—T.

W.—C. Strange W. Carr Anderson

Treasurer—W. E. Hollands Senior Deacon—L.

Junior Dpacon—J. A.J. Edgar

Tobias

Secretary—S. R. Farlow Asst. Director of Ceremonies—A.

D. of C.— H. E. Budden R. Brown

S.J. D.D.-E. McNay

-J. Hargreaves Almoner—J. F. Barron

Assist. D. of C. —R. A. Trengrove Organist—R. T. Nelson

I. G.—G. E. L. Johnson • Asst. Secretary—S. Deacon

Steward—C. Inner Guard—F. H. Neale

A. R. FrancisBaysting, P. Knight,

and R. Dormer Stewards—W. A. Stewart, R. A.

Edwards, T. H. Lunson and

Tyler—R. A. Donaldson W. E. F. Hichens

University Lodge of Hongkong—No. Tyler—O. A. Smith

3666, E.C.

Matilda Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Victoria Chapter —No. 525, E.O

M.E.Z.—A. F. Paul MatSttbara Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

H.—C. W. Somers

J—W. J. Geall MatslmoTO to-., J. —91, Hehnessy Road ;

Scribe E.—M. Nemazee Teleph. 20962

Scribe N.—H. E. Stone J. MatsumOto-, manager

A634 HONGKONG

H ft Lc F' ■ong McDonnell & Gorman, Ltd., Engineer-

Maxim & C©., General Merchants— ing Projects—Exchange

Floor); Teleph. 25686

Building (3rd

Queen’s Building; Teleph. 22175; Directors—R. T. McDonnell and N. A.

P.O. Box 368; Cable Ad: Maxim: Gorman

Codes Used: Commercial, Acme,

A.B.C. 5th & 6th, Schofield & Bent- Mee Cheong, First Class Photographer,

ley’s Improved Special Dept, for Developing and

Partners— Printing26379 for Amateurs—Ice House St.;

J. A. Y. Ribeiro Teleph.

J. F. V. Ribeiro, per pro.

Julio Ribeiro, Jr., do.

Staff— S A: Chui See

J. A. V. Ribeiro, Jr. Melchers & Co., Importers, Exporters,

Miss Olga Ribeiro, stemographer Shipping and Insurance Agents—

Queen’s Bldg.; Connaught Road,

Miss Olga Ribeiro, Sr., do. Telephs. 27771-4; Cable Ads: Mel-

Miss Helena Ribeiro, do. chersco and Nordlloyd (Shipping).

Mayeda & Co., S., Dealers in Curios, Branches: Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin,

Gold, Silver and Lacquer Ware—13, Peiping, and Rabaul

Tsingtao, Canton, Swatow

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 20690; Cable Partners—K. Lindemann, A. Wid-

Ad'. Mayeda mann, C. G. Melchers, Dr. A.

Korff and Ed. Michaelsen

Mayen & Co., —37. Queen’s Road C.; W. Sporleder, signs per pro.

Teleph. 27891 E. Welsing, mgr. (Import Dept.)

H.H. R.O. Hirschfeld

Buse Mrs. G. Preiss

fo & m m m E.A. Holzberger H. Schmidt

Mayfair Co., Ltd., The, Ladies’ & H. Huebel H. F. Schuejtte

Gentlemen’s Outfitters—China Bldg. C. F. Kirsten Mrs. G. Preis

(Opposite Kings Theatre); Teleph. Agencies: S. Lohman Mrs. M.L. Schmidt

25563; Cable Ad : Mayfair Norddeutscher ;

Lloyd, Bremen

B. F. Lee, manager . Germanischer Lloyd, Berlin

K. C. Yeung, assistant Aachen & Muenich Fire Insurance

K. B. Cheung, treasurer Co., Aachen

Leipzig Fair, Leipzig

Mayo’s Shoppe, Milliners and Hat

Makers of Imported European and Mendis, T. H., Dealer in Ceylon Tea

Americaji Straws, Felts, Braids, and OtherRoad,Ceylon Produce — 49,

etc.; Trade and Export; Dresses Haiphong Kowloon; P.Q. Box1672

T. H. Mendis, principal

and Philippine Curios. Manila

Hats our Speciality for Local Trade

and Export—1, South Arcade, Glou- Mental Hospital—(Yee Government)

cester Bldg.; Teleph. 24935; Cable

Ad: Mayhat Mercantile Bank of India — (Yee

E. J. Porter, general manager Banks)

ft ® m s n i£ : Mercantile

Representatives, TradingHighCo.,Class.

Manufacturers’

Furniture

McCallum & Co., Solicitors and Proc- Makers, Interior

tors—Holland House, 9, Queen’s tors—220, Asia Life Bulding, Queen’s and Exterior Decora-

Road Central; Teleph. 32373 Road Central; Teleph. 28841

Principal—Duncan McCallum

Interpreters

Wong Kin—Wo,Ho Charles

Wai King,

Ying Mervan & Co., B., Manufacturers’ Re-

and Lo Wa Kan presentatives, Merchants & Commis-

1 sion Agents — 18, Ice House Street;

Stenographer—Miss D. Cox Teleph. 20511; Cable Ad: Tulip

HONGKONG A635

ft & M >K HI!# Staff

Fat Lan Sai Fo Shun Rung Sze General Staff

Wlessageries MarStimes(CoMPAGNiE G.S.O. I —Colonel N. M. S. Irwin,

des), French Mail Steamers—3, Queen’s D.

Building; Telephs. 26651-3 and 21560 G.S.O. I.—Colonel V. R. Burkhardt,

R. Ohl, agent G.S.O.’ll’-Major G. R. Way, r.a.

R. Noblet, sub-agent G.S.O. Ill-Major H. S. P, Hop-

E. G. Yourieff (Passage Dept.) kinson, Rifles Brigade

Y. F. Chan (Freight Dept.) G.S.O. Ill—Captain C. R. Boxer,

Y. Seng, accountant Lincoln R.

C. P. Ho Adjutant & Quartermaster-General's

P. F. Tam Staff

A. D. Lee A.A. & Q.M.G. i/c Administration

K. T. Wan, compradore —Brigadier A. B. Thomson, m.b.e.

Leung Wen, shroff D.A.A.G.—Major J. F. Benoy, S.

Stafford R.

ft Import,

m Export

m and Lum- D.A.Q.M.G.—Maj. C. E. S. Dobbs,

Meton Hong, M.C., R.A.S.C.

ber Merchants—China Building (7th Staff Captain — Captain R. E.

Floor), Room No. 16, Queen’s Road Moody, Inniskilling Fus.

Central; Teleph. 32752; Cable Ad: Attached to the Staff

Metonhong; Code Used: Acme Artillery

S. F. Kan, manager Commander, Royal Artillery—Bri-

Y. H. Liang, sub-manager gadier A. Burrowes

S. H. Liang, cashier Brigade Major, R.A.—Major P. S.

Whitehead, r.a.

Metko-Goldwyn-Mayer Engineers •

Shell House; Teleph. 24586of China— Chief Engineer — Colonel G. C.

Gowlland

B. Greenberg, manager Staff Officer, R.E. — Major F. C.

R. M. B. Gutierrez, secretary and Nottingham, R.E.

accountant Signals

, Chief Signal Officer—Lieut.-Colonel

Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd.Ordinance

(Incor- E. P. C. Collin, R. Signals

porated Services

of Hongunder the Companies

Kong) — 14, Queen’s Road Chaplaincy

Central;Teleph. 30234; Cable Ad: Metro. Assistant Chaplain General, Far

Head Office: 17, 'J he Bund, Shanghai East—Rev. W. M. A. Farren, m.a.

Directors—F. R. Smith (chairman), Supplies and Transport

R.C. V.Calder-Marshall,

Starr, O. Okamoto,Yuson Yeo,

M. Reader Assistant Director of Supplies and

Harris & G. E. Marden Transport—Colonel E. S. White

F. R. Smith, managing director Medical ;

Assistant Director of Medical Ser-

Military Hospital, Hong Kong and vices—Colonel J. T. Simson, m.b.

Kowloon—(See under Government) Ordnance

Assistant Director of Ordnance

Services—Colonel J. F. King

MILITARY Pay

Command Paymaster—^Colonel T.

Military Forces in Hong Kong— L. Rogers, o.b.e.

China Command V eterinary

G. O. C. The British Troops in D.A.D.Y.S.—Major C. W. Heane,

China— Major-General A. E. R.A.V.C.

Grasett, n.s.o., m.c. Education

Aide de-Camp — Lieut. R. E. T. St. Command Education Officer—(Va-

John, R. North. Fus. cant)

A636 HONGKONG

Department of the Under-Secretary

of State for War (Detached from Mee nLin&Tonmm % mm m m

Kwan Kao Yu Han Kung Sze

War Office for Duty)

Financial Adviser & Auditor—B. Millington, Ltd., Advertising Agents,

Printers and Publishers — Hongkong

A. G. Willis Branch: Teleph.

King's Building, Connaught

Headq uarters Hong Kong Infantry Road; 34191; Cable Ad:

Brigade

Brigade Commander—Brigadier J. Milladvert F. C- Millington, mang. dir. (London)

T. W. .Reeve, d.s.o. Miss Elma Kelly, b.sc., a.i.o., mgr.

Brigade Major — Captain J. H. for South China

Brown, Durham, l.i.

Staff Captain—Captain Fitzgerald- Ming Kwong Chan Kee, Electrical Con-

Lombard, r.e. tractors—30, Hillier Street; Teleph.

Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps 21618

—Headquarters: Garden Road ; Tele-

phone's’: 39-144 (Command ant & Ad-

jutant), 39-213 (Quartermaster) and Ming Sing Cinema Theatre—Sham-

34420 (Officers’ Mess)

Honorary Colonel — H. E. Sir G. shuipo; Teleph. 56183

A. S. Northcote, k.c.m.g.

Honorary Lt.-Colonel—Lt.-Col. H. Ming Yiten Photographers— 6, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 24810

B. L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e.

Commandant—Lt.-Col. H. B. Rose,

M.O;

Second-in-Command — Lt.jCol. E. Missions—(See Churches & Missions)

J. R. Mitchell, o.b.e. u\ ?/)■ W ~~ Sam Ling Kung Sue

Adjutant—Major S. F. Hedgecoe, Mitsubishi ShojiCo.,Kaisha,

1st Bn., The Middlesex Regiment bishi Trading

Quartermaster—Lt. T. Parkinson Ltd.), Ltd. (Mitsu-

General Im-

Majors R. D. Walker, m.c., S. porters and Exporters, Shipping &

Insurance (Office)

agents —26681-4,

Holland(Godown)

House-

Jarvis, m.c., e.d., H. R. Forsyth Telephs.

and L. T. Ride, m.a., m.b., b.ch., 57052, (Hongkong Mess) 20528 & (Kow-

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

Captains H. Owen-Hughes, J. S. loon Mess) 57083; Cable Ads: Iwasakisal,

Rodrigues, E. G. Stewart, I. B. Iwasakipro, Iwasakhnet, Iwasakizat,

Trevor, T. Addis-Martin, H. G. Iwasakicol, Box 111fwasiikmiac * Twasakifer;

Williams, J. A. R. Selby, m.b., P. K.O. Takagaki, manager

b.s., ch.b., J. H. Bottomley, J. F. K. Shinonhara, signs per pro.

Wright, F. P. Sequeira, C. de S. H. Kasai, do.

Robertson, m.m., V. C. Branson, M. Fukuka

m.c. , A. tlrquhart, F. Bunje,

m.r.c.s., l.R.u.p. & F. Flippance

Lieuts. A. W. Brown, T. P. Saun- # rl Sa,m Ching

dersoh, J. R. Way, J. Smith, A. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Mer-

E. Perry, F. W. T. Ross, T. R. chants, Insurance and General Agents,

Parsons,

H. A. de G.B. T.Botelho,

Shaw, C.m.b.,J. ch.b.,

Wad- Importers

Building, IceandHouseExporters

Street;— Telephs.

Prince’s

dell, A. N. Braude, F. A. Red- 30271-5 and 24294; Cable Ad: Mitsui.

mond, R. M. Wood, L. B. Head Office: Tokyo

K. Numata, manager

Holmes, K. C. Hamilton, C. H. Mori, T. Masuda and T. Nitta,

D’Almadae Castro,D.T.M.

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., G. T. &Balean,

H., J. assistant managers

G. B. Dewar, A. A. Dand and J. Agencies:

S. H. Scott, M.R.C.S., L.R.C P. Tokyo

2/Lieuts. S. V.W.Gittins,

G. F. Rees, J. Watson,

H. Owen, F. V. Taisho Marine

Marine && Fire

Fire Insce.

Insce. Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

V. Ribeiro, G. P. Ferguson, C. Nippon Fire Irteurahce Co., Ltd.

W. L. Cole, C. Austin, N. Gar- Meiji Fire Insurance

Nippon Salvage Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. ,

land, D. J. N. Anderson, E. M. Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.

Bryden and J. M. M. Alves Oji Paper Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

HONGKONG A637

Modern Motion Picture Co.—Bank of

East Asia Building, 7th Floor; Tele- Moses &^ljCo., Ltd., ijc Winy Lee

N. S., Importers and

phone 30772 Exporters, Merchants and Commission

Agents—1a, Chater Road, 3rd Floor;

« u is 4 Teleph. 21072; P.O. Box 347; Cable

Mohamkdally, N., General Merchant and AdW.: Goldenberg,Diver

manager

Commission Agent—-27, Wyndham St.;

Teleph. 20318; Cable Ad: Nomanb- E. S. Moses

hoy H. C. Yang K. H. Li

H. T. Baima, b.sc. (Eng.), manager

A. M. Moosahhoy, accountant

& f!i -{If al Mow Tak Lt>e'

Mok, Dr. T. T., m.b., b.s., General Medical Mowtrie & Co., Ltd., S.,Pianoforteand

OrganImporters,

Manufacturers,

Practitioner—Office: 40,Des YceuxHoad and

Cent.; Teleph. 24856 MusicalRepairers,Tuners

Instrument and

Music

Rd.; Dealers-

Teleph. YorkCable

20527; Buildings, Chater

Ad: Moutrie.

Mok, Wm. K. S., Commission Agents, Head Office: Shanghai. Branches:

and

portersGeneral Merchants

of Italian and Im-

Provisions, etc. Tientsin, Singapore, Penang and Lon-

—26, Village Road, Happy Valley; donR. T. Burch, manager

Teleph. 33871; P.O. Box 833; Cable J. J. Higgiris | Mrs. N..Kams

Ad : Mokco Agencies:

Wm. K. S. Mok, manager Hammond Organs

Molex Explosives, Ltd.—Hongkong & Garrard Engineering & Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Bank Building, 4th Floor

ft ft % m

Montargis, M. J.—P.

B., O.Exchange, (Viowing Co., Ships’ Brokers, Steam-

and Bill Broker Box 451;Bullion ships’ Agents and Manufacturers’

Cable Representatives

Ad: Montargis Road Central; —Telephs.

67-69, 20047

Des (Day),

Vceux

33345 and 33346 (Night); P. O. Box 724;

fo & m ^ m # s Cable Ad: Mowin; Codes: Acme, Boe,

Moonraker Motorboat, Co., Ltd.—21, Bentley’s and Private

Complete & Second Phrase

Canton Road; Kowloon, Hongkong

Station at Blake Pier. Kowloon Station

at Kowloon Public Pier; Teleph. 57376 M. K. Ng, manager

K; K. Kwong | S> L: Man

Moore & Co., R., Engineer and Contrac- Agencies:

tor—580, Nathan Road; Teleph. 50762; Australian Flour “Stag’s Head and

Kiwi” Brands

Cable Ad: Moreall Insulating Products, Ltd.,Enamels,

Newcastle

on Tyne—Ship Paints, etc.

Morita Co., T., Cloth, Provision, Wine Needler’s Ltd., Hull—Confectionery

and Spirit Merchant—10, Luard Road; and Chocolates

Teleph. 21059 Dencil Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

Liverpool—Dencil Product

if m m a “Geisha” Fabrique de Parfums,

Tien-chun-yanq-honq Lexembourg

Morton Bros. & Co., Charles, Importers Bright Moon & Co., Madras-

and Exporters—China Building, Queen’s Curry Powder, etc.

Road Central; Teleph. 23590; Cable Ad:

Charmorco

Charles Morton, principal m. M & & M

S. C, Chan, asst, manager Moxon V Taylor, Share and General

Brokers—Exchange Bldg. 20990;

(2nd Floor),

Moses Marble Works & Co.—6, Mori Des Box

Vceux Road; Teleph.

412; Cable Ad: Rialto

P.O.

rison Hill Road: Teleph. 34362 A. Nissim, principal

A638 HONGKONG

& m m m ir£• m & ft # $

Muller «k Phipps (China), Ltd., Fed., Nanyang

CigarettesBros. Tobacco Co.,

Manufacturers- Ltd.,&

Factory

Inc., U.S. A., M anufacturers’

tives— Kayamaily Representa-

Bldg/, 2G-22, Queen’s General Office: 271, Wanchai Road;

Road Central; Teleph. 23298; Cable Teleph. 20480; Cable Ad: Nanyang

Ad: Mulphico; Codes: Acme and

Bentley’s. Head, Office: One Park a f® # & m

Avenue, New York City, U.S.A.

Nash & Co., F. E„ Solicitors, &e.—Bank

Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Whole- ofCentral,

East AsiaTeleph.

Building, Des Voeux

31314; Cable Road

Ad:

sale Importers & Distributors—67, Nashco

Deg Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 31141; F. E. Nash, solicitor

Cable Ad : Mustard. Head Office : A. K. W. Lui, articled clerk

Shanghai Staff—

L. J. Cave, branch manager B. J.Shick

WongKee ]| ChiuP. K. Tsun

Lai Ki

N. V. Overzeeschb Kali Export Mij— Lai

(“Naveo”) Woo Ping Yiu Lai Sek Sang

20124; Cable1,Ad:Ghater Road; Teleph.

Naveokali

t Nathan Hotel—(bV Hotels)

Naef, W ., Agent for Ciba (China),

Ltd. (Representing Society of Che- Nathan RattanTeleph.

Furniture

mical Industry in Basle, Switzer- Nathan Road; 56846 Co.—23,

land), Manufacturers of Art.

Indigo, Aniline Dyes, Chemicals & Hi ** tt s $

Pharm. Specialities—French Bank

Building, 5 Queen’s Road Central; Nam Sing Ngan Lieu Chong

Teleph. 32246; Cable Ad: Coior; National Aniline and Chemical Co.,

Codes: Bentley’s 2nd Phrase and U.S.A., Manufacturers and Importers

Universal Trade ofChemicals

indigo, Aniline Dyes, Fertilizers and

Miss L. J. Cheung, secretary — Hongkong & Shanghai

Wong . Tak Kwong, Chinese re- Bank Building (4th Floor), Des Voeux

presentative Road Central; Head

Teleph.Office:

23829; 40,Cable Ad:

Au Yeung Rim Ming, assistant Naccokong. Rector

Street, New York

m ® r-P m rw C.LiuM.InGee, manager

Tso. Long Chi, Chiu Tze

Nam Bund Printing Press, Printers, Staff—Wong

Bookbinders, Stationers and Embossers Ping, Liu Hing Ling and Tam

etc.—15, On Lan Street; Teleph. Man Yim

22466

n & ® m fii # & National Carbon Co., Federal Inc.,.

U.S.A., Manufacturers & Distribu-

Nam Chung Pao, Ltd., The, Proprie- tors of Eveready Flashlight Torches

tors of “The Nam Chung Pao’’ and Batteries, Columbia Projector

(Evening Newspaper)—Office: 110, Carbons, etc.—Kweilin Street (Cor-

Hollywood Road; Teleph. 21864: ner of Fuk Wa Street); Teleph.

Cable Ad : Newsroom 51012; Kowloon; P.O. Box 1615;

Shum Cable Ads: 2,Rayelbon and Eveready.

Wu WaiWai-yau

than, r.managing-director

do. Head Office: Peking Road, Shanghai

Kong Maa-shing, manager K.J. Macfarlane,

Broch, manager for South

Torchlight China

Dept.

Nam HingTeleph.

Loong, E.MissBlum,

M L.Accounts

Harrison,Dept.

Street; 22672Ltd. -56, Belcher’s Koma Cheu, Sales Dept.

secretary

M.P. W.Earls,

Wei.Correspondence Dept.

Nanking

acturers Flash Light Factory,

of Flashlights Manuf-

Chan, C.Dept.

G. Wang and

Main St., Shaukiwan; Teleph. 23877 K. S. Chan

HONGKONG

National City Bank of New YoitK--(>S'ee National Trading Corpn, Importers,

Exporters and ; General Merchants—

Banks) China

National Commercial and Savings . Codes: P.O. Box 497;(6thCable

Bldgs. Floor);Ad:Teleph. 33807;

Kwokwah;

Bank, Ltd.—(Nee Banks) Acme, Bentley’s

H. K, Chang, manager and Private

J os. Lee, sub-mgr.

National^ Lacquer

®^M ®

and Paint Products Miss P. K. Fung, secretary

Co., Ltd., The, Manufacturers of

Paints, Enamels, Varnishes and N AVA I.

Cellulose Lacquers—704-710, King’s

Road, North Point; Teleni s. 31601 and

31602; Cable Ads: Camelpaint or il& IP Dockyard

3536. Main Trade Mark “Camel (As from November 1936)

Brand”

A. J. P>en, general manager

Yan Man Leung, treasurer , Commander-in .Grief

Harry J. Lowe, chief engr. Vice-Admiral—Sir Percy L. H.

Noble, k.g.b., e.y.o.

n ^Mutual

^ t aLifek Association

m m m of Personal Staff.

National Secty.- Paym. Capt. W. McBride

Australasia, Flag Lieut.-Gobi.—P. H. Matheson

Bank of CantonLtd., The —5thRoom

Building, Floor,66,6,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 27473; Naval Establishments at Hongkong

Commodore,

Cable Ad: Non forfeit

H. R. Wells, secretary Dicken, o.b.e., d.s.c. (In-- Charge

2nd Glass E, B. C.of

Naval Est. at Hongkong )

W. K. Ng, representative Broad Pendant in “Tamar”

National Publishers, Ltd., The (Incor- Personal Staff

Secretary — Paym. Comdr. H. G.

porated in Hongkong), Proprietors of Oswin

“The Canton Daily Sun” and “The Flag Lieut.—J. P. Gunner

Canton Truth”—Hongkong Office :

12-14, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 26310; Staff

P.O. Box 714. Canton Office:

Shameen, B.C.; Teleph. 14003; P.O. Box 1.14, Staff Officer (Operations) — Comdr.

26; Cable Ad: “Cantonsun,’’ Hong H. T, Rust

Kong

K. B. Vaidya, managing director and C. H. A. Harper

editor-in-chief Wt. Wtr.—f. Brain

For Duty in Commodore’s Office

WJ it 1! # ft R M For

R. R. Special

Helbert Duties — Lieut -Gomdr.

National Shirts M-fgr. Co., Manu- Staff. Officer (Intelligence)—Gapt.

facturers of Shirts, Pajamas; Un- C. L. Edwards, r.m

derwear and Neckwear—13-15, Flem- Staff Officer (Mining)—Lieut. Comdr.

ing Road; Teleph. 32663; Cable Ad: II. G. St. J. Bury

Nationalco, Hongkong; Codes: CGil Secretary—H. J. S. Scull

Bentley’s Complete Phrases, Orien- Gomdr. of the Dockyard— Cdr. E. V.

tal 3-letter and Acme Lees

K. H.

Aqency : Shin, manager Lt.-Comdr. (Retd.)—B. M. Douglas

“M E M” Shirt with Semi-stiff Oomd. Boatswain—G. R. G. Cole

Collar Attached (Manufactured Comd.

Chief Gunner (T) —E.—Ticked

Constructor G. W.

Locally for the First Time by

our Factory) McGammon, m.b.e., m.i.n.a., r.c.n.c.R.

Constructor— S. N. Erevan, r.c.n.c.

Assistant Constructor—H'. M. Mowatt

*1

National Trading n &

Co., The, Impor- Chief

DibleyEngineer'—Engr. Capt. A. K.

ters and Exporters—7th Floor, China First Assistant Engr. Comdr. H. A.

Bldg.; Teleph. 28943; P.O. Box 1479; Higgs

Cable Ad: Natatores Second Assistant—Commander. (E)

Y. S. Chan, manager R. B. H. Johnstone

A640 HONGKONG

Assist, for

Comdr. A. HoltGun Mountings—Engr. Necan and 4619; Code: Bentley’s: and

at Canton (Head Office)

Superintending Civil Engineer— C.Y. C.T. Hsu,

Kuo, general

branch manager

R. Morton, b.eng., a.m.i.c.e. manager (Canton)

Civil Engrs.— E. E. F. Ellis, b.a.i., Represen tat/cve for:

A.a.m.i.c.e. and W.M.I.C.E,

C. le Bas, Claude

A.M.I. Neon

STRUCT. E.

LT.S.A., Shanghai Lights, Fed., Inc.,

Assist. Civil Engr.- F. H. Stokes,

B. se., A.M.I.C.E.

Assistant Surveyors—F. J. Ham- Nederlandsche Indische Handels Bank

mick, p.a.s.i. and G. A. Hughes, —{See Banks) Nim Ma Tse

Superintending Electrical Engineer Nemaxee, IV!.,fr?Merchant— 1, Des Voeux

—C. J. Manning, a.m.i.e.e.

• Electrical Engineer—D. Campbell, Cable Ad: Nemazee P.O. Box 411;

Road; Teleph. 20930;

Naval' Store Officer—W. H. L. M. Nemazee, principal

Roberts H. Farnud, signs per pro.

Deputy N.S.O.’s—T. E. B. Harnden R.M. Silva

Mehdi Nemazee

and W, M. Bishop Lui Cheong Kwong

Assistant N.S.O.’s—A. E. Brown Liang Chi Tai

and W. F. Cobb

Deputy Expense Accts. Officer- Neptune Products Co., Dealers in

H. Appleton

Assist.

L. EllisExpense Accts. Officer — B. Pearl Shell, Manufacturers of Shell

Lamps & Art Goods, Shell and Cora;

Deputy Cashier—J. C. L. Penney Sets- Room 11, Kayamally Buildingl

Teleph. 30862 ! G. S, Punne

J. B. Wooster

Chap.—D. V. Edwards, m.a.

Assist, to Cdr. of Dockyard and Agents far:

Superintendent Depot-

Chronometer of ChartLieut.-

and Manila Button Go.

Commdr. K. W. Kirby Nestles Milk Products (China),

Senior Armament Supply Officer— Limited—Chung Tin Building (2nd

R. L. Lawson Floor), 5, Des Voeux Road Central;

Deputy Armament

- D. F. Waller Supply Officer Telephs. 30327. 30328 and 30329; P.O.

Assistant Box 361;Canton, CableKongmoOn

Ad: Nestmilk, Sub-

M. W.Armament

McGrath Supply Officer offices: and Swatow

A. M. Leuenberger and E. A. R. New-

Deputy Inspector of Naval ton, joint managers for Hong

Ordnance—Capt. S. S. Apple- Kong and South China

yard, R.M. W. A. Simpson

Superintendent and

Store Officer— F. B. HuntVictualling D. F. Kilhv ! Miss V. Pikiel

Assistant Victualling Store Officers G. S. Ladd I Miss E. Silva

T. H. Pratt and C. S. C. Beever Netherlands Consulate — {See Con-

Torpedo Engineer

Oommdr. T. E. Davies Officer —Engr. sulates) ;

Assistant

— F. H. Armament

Compton Supply Officer Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

Medical Officer — Surgeon Comdr. (Nederlandsche Maatschappij voor

G.L.R.C.S.I., Rutherford, l.r.c.p i., Havenwerken N.V. Amsterdam, Hol-

S. L.M.

land), General Contractors for Pub-

lic Works, Owners of A Powerful

Navy League — {See Associations and Dredging Plant. Speciality: Designs

& Construction of Harbour & Dredg-

Societies) ing Works—Hongkong Bank Build-

ing ; Telephone 24211; Cable Ad:

Dredgers

n ft m m J. van der Ham, c.e., manager

Neco Neon Co., Manufacturers of K. C. Lee, Chinese manager

Neon Light Signs — 81, Des Voeux Rd. P. M. Elenbaas, c.e.

Central; Teleph. 34327; Cable Ads: R. van Rossum

HONGKONG A641

Netherlands Trading Society—((Sec i Pi & $8 * B

Banks) Yai Pun Yau Shuen Kung Szt

Nethersole Hospital—(6'«e Hospitals) | Nippon Yusen Kaisya (Japan Mail

Steamship Co.)—King’s Building, 8-10,

m & mm Connaught

(Private Road Central;

Exchange Teleph. Cable

to All Depts.); 30291

New Asia Artistic Advertising ! Ad:Y,Yusen Yazima, manager

Painting Co.— 52, Hennessy Road;

Teleph. 27516 R. Ono, sub-manager

New Kowloon Theatre 95, Kai Yan | Staff—Tamura, sub-supt.

Y.

Road; Teleph. 58712 Y. Quo

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, | T.K. Nagasaki

Hirota M. Nakano

Marine and General Insurance— j F. Gomes Kwok Kai

Wong Lun Ming

Hay

Bank of East Asia Building, 10, ! T. Wada

Des Voeux Road Central; Telephone ! K. Tada Cheung ManChu

Chow Shun

28008; P.O. Box 783; Cable Ad: | K. Endo

Newzico; Code : Bentley’s S. Naito Lai Wun

A. C. Ellis, manager S.M.Tsukamoito

Yamaguchi LiPauKam Hung

Tominaga Lam Pui

J.H. Komatsu Man Cheong

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd., The, S.I. Tanaka

Tada Chu Kin Cbuen

Publishers, Printers. Book-binders and | Chow Yuen Fu

Stationers —“China Mail” Bldg., 3a, ' H. Taketomi Ho Hung Wai

Wyndham Street; Teleph. 20022; Cable i Agencies T. Kuroda Kwok Kow

Bentley’s Burnett, manager Cunardfor-.

Ad:G. Mail; Code:C. White Star Line

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha

Nicaraguan Consulate—(Nee Consu- Nisshin Kisen Kaisha

lates) The Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance

Co., Ltd.

Nielson & Co., Ltd., L. R, — 137, No Po E San

Gloucester Building; Telephs. 31707- 9

31708; P.O. Box 719; Cable Ad. Checko Noble & Co., Dr. — Union Building;

Chas. C. Stark, director Teleph. 20391; Cable Ad: Doc Burton

E. Faggiano, sub-agent Cyril H. Burton, b.d.s., d.d.s.

T. A. Martin & Co., auditors Successor to Joseph W. Noble, d.d.s.

H. A. Paulino, cashier and J. Thomas, b.d.s., d.d.s.

n & m m -ib

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen (Mel

chers

Connaught Road Central; Building,

& Co., Agents)—Queen’s Teleph.

27771; .Cable Ad: Nordlloyd

Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., Traw- Passenger W. Sporleder, manager

lers Fisheries and Dealers, Ex- Dept.

porters of Fresh, Frozen, Cured Fish H. F. Schuette

and All Other Sea Products,

facturers and Exporters of Fish Meal Manu- Freight Dept.

Fowel FoodBranch

and Fertilisers, etc., Vceux

etc.— C. F. Kirsten

Hongkong : 67-69, Des North British and Fire

Mercantile In-

Road

Hongkong;Central;

Codes:CableBentley’s,

Ad: Nissui,

Acme surance Co., Ltd., and Marine

and Private Insurance—

I. Mayene, director and Hong Agents—China Underwriters, Ltd.,

Kong branch manager 4a, Des Voeux Road Central

M Kitayama, signs per pro. ISi orth

Union China

Building;Insurance Co., Ltd.

Teleph. 28081; Cable—

Staff—S.

W. Lee Saito,

and H.Z. W.Hara,

YeungS. Sato, Y. Ad: Mandarin

A642 HONGrEOK (i

it ^ pd 4 b m 21022; Cable Ad: Onlooker; Codes:

Lo Long Ta Yan Tsz Koon Bentley’s, Western Union, ABC

Noronha. <8t Co., Ltd., Government & 5th Edition

General Printers and Publishers— Cheung Kat Shing, managing director

Office: 18, Ice House Street; Work- Ppter dialing, manager

shop : 6, Duddell Street; Telephone

21004 (Office of The Hongkong “Gov- Optorg Company (Malaya), Ltd., Im-

ernment Gazette”) ; Cable Ad : No- port and Export French Bank Bldg-

ronha ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 24522

Bentley’s Complete Phrase

B. Basto, mng. director

O. de Basto Remedies, director Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd., Manufac-

J. J. Basto, director turers of Double Frog Brand “Organo”

F. X. Delgado —Registered Office: Hongkong and

Mrs. C. Remedies i A. M. Vital Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd Floor;

A, M. Silva ! L. Santos Teleph. 33533; . Cable Ad: Ogano.

Factory: 34. Belchers Street, Kennedy

Norwegian Consulate—(Nee Consu- Town; Teleph. 33532

lates) G. Stanley Lovett, managing director

Roland M. Pearce,factory

L. A- Dabelstein, sales manager

manager

Ocean Accident

roration and Guarantee

(of London), Ltd —4a, Oor-

Des

Voeux

Ocean Road: Teleph. 30967; Cable Ad: n & K m % tK

Gilman dk Co., Ltd., local agents Orient Paint, Colour & Varnish Co.,

Ltd., Paint, Oil & Colour Manufac-

Office Cleaning Bureau, The, Con- turers— Teleph. 30331; Cable Ad:

tractors for Renovating & Maintaining TaikoohongAgents — Butterfield & Swire, 1,

Office_ ik Buildings, Terrazzo

Repolishing

Bank Building,— 3rd

National Commercial

Floor; Teleph. 32400;

P.O. Box 741; Cable Ad: Officebureau Oriental-American

ters and Importers

Agencies, Expor-

and Manufacturers'

Office Appliance Co., Ltd.—12a, Des Representatives

Box 815; Cable

— China

Ad:

Bldg.; P. O.

Oraminco; Codes:

Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 28607 Bentley’s and Private

J. H. Fox, manager B. Ditta, b.a., proprietor mgr.

Oi Kwan Life Assurance Cp., Ltd.— K. Singh, assistant

63, Des Voeux Road Cent.; Teleph. 265LO K. E. Poon, do.

Omnipol Trading Co. — White House, & M ® U: m

Des Voeux Road Central; Telephone Oriental Coal Supply Co., Distribu-

24688' tors & Merchants — A lexandra Bldg.:

On Fat & Co., Commission Agents, Ship- Used: Bentley’s Cable Ad- Orico: Code

Teleph. 21455;

Chandlers, Hardware Dealers, Importers O. M, Castilho, manager

and

WingGeneral Storekeepers—25

Kut Street; Teleph. 20631;andCable

27, Regis'Castilho

Ad: Onfat Oriental Investment Co., Ltd.—Bank

On Lee

Telepb. 20107

ig & jg bi ^ £ Oriental Motor

Road; Car

Teleph.Co., 20406:

The —Cable

365,

On Lok Yuen Co., Ltd., Manufacturers Lockhart Ad: Oriemocar

of Confectionery, Biscuits, Ice

Cream and Ice; Modern Soda Oriental Theatre - Fleming : Road:

Fountains and Restaurants—25, Des Teleph. 30015

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. Vic. Hugo, manager

HON(JKON(, A643

Oriental Tradinu Oo., Importers and Overseas Assurance-Corporation Ltd.,

Exporters (Wouth Ciiina Produce) — The, Fire Insurance- Bank of East

Prince's Building; Teleph. 26528; Asia Teleph.

Building, 10, Des Voeux Central;

23008;Code:

P. O.Bentley’s

Box 783 ; Cable

Cable Ad: Kunihiro Ad:New Newzico;

M. Kunihiro, manager Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Agents for: managing agents

Osaka Electrolyzed Tin Works

Hattori Poultry Farm, Nagoya

Nippon Paint Co., Ltd., Osaka Overseas Trading Co., importers, and

Exporters—Asia Life Bldg.; Teleph.

and Tokio 24077; P.O. Box 489; Cable Ad:

n n Ovetraco; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

Orlowitz, Willy, Asia Export, Gen- andP. Private K. Shenky, managing director

eral Merchant—8, Des Voeux Road

Central; Teleph. 23216 ; Cable Ad :

Orlowitz W M J£ f? iF #

Willy Orlowitz Overzeesche Kali'Export Mu., N.V.,

Fred. A. Xavier Amsterdam, China-Delegation, Hong-

kong Agricultural Bureau—Prince’s

frfc # 5^ # Uk Building, 1, Chater Road; Teleph.

Tai pan sheung shun thii sik wni sh£ '30124; Cable Ad: Naveokali; Code:

Osaka Syosen Kaisya—Bt. George’s Bentley’s Second

Building

Cable Ad:(Ground

Shosen. Floor); Teleph.28061;

Head Office: Osaka, Oxidite Battery Corporation (Fac-

Japan tory),

T. Katunuma, manager

S. Y.Kusumoto, BatteriesManufacturers of Storage

and Plates—Factory : 39,

Ebihara assist.manager

i H. KanzaWa Tak Ku Ling Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

56124; P. O. Box 575; Cable Ad: Oxbac;

T. Umino T. Suzuki Brandi Office: Shanghai

Y. Kitao I S. Danjo

Agent for: P. & O. Banking Corporation—(See

Nan -yo Kaiun Kabusziki Kaisya Banks)

n m & m

“Overland China Mail”, Weekly Pacific Greyhound Lines—Gloucester

Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 31181

Newspaper (Wednesday), Published

by the Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—

3a, Wyndham St., Teleph. 20022; Palace Hotel—(£ee Hotels)

Cable Ad: Mail

G. C. Burnett, manager ^ ^ A!) Pa Ma Tan Na

W. J. Keates, editor Palmer &, Turner, Architects, Surve-

yors and Civil Engineers—Hongkong

^1 ^ PS ^ ® ft ^ &31983

Shanghai Bank20176

(Private), Building.

& 31241Teleph.

(Gen-

Ovkrsea-Chinese Industrial Develop- eral); P.O. Box 352; Cable Ad:

ment Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporat- Pyrotechny; Code : Bentley’s. Head

ed in Hongkong), Manufacturers, Office: Union Building, Shanghai.

Branches: Singapore, Bombay, Ran-

Exporters & Importers—Whiteaway goon & at Johore Bahru

Laidlaw Building, Des Yoeux Road Partners—

Central; Teleph. 33348; P.O. Box 195;

Cable Ad: Industrial. Branches & G. L. Wilson, f.r.i.b.a., f.s.i.

Agencies: China, Malaya & Nether- J. A. Ritchie, a.r.i.b.a.

lands East Indies P. O. G. Wakeham, a.r.i.b.a.

Dr. Ing. H. A. Tjia, mng. director G. D. Smart, a.r.i.b.a.

H. K. Sie, signs per pro. J. L. Paterson, b.bc., a.m.inst.c.e.

S. T. Kuo Staff (Hongkong)—

W. T. Chung I G. Chi D. MacAlister

T. H. Ching 1 T. S. Li V. T. LOW, A. M. I. STRUCT. E.

N. Y. Chang H. Fu F. Grose

A644 HONGKONG

P. A. Oordeiro Passenger Booking Agents—Glouces-

P. F. Chan ter Building. 3rd Floor

S. C. Yuen

Y. S. Chew m ^

C. H.C.FanM. Wu

Wm. Pavri & Sons, K. S., Merchants, Importers

Leung Chuen and

Manufacturers’ Commission

Exporters, Representatives Agents—and

32,

H. L. Chung Wyndham Street; Teleph. 20898; P.O.

K. Lau Box 329: Cable Ad: Kasopa

Mis§ A. Lee Principals :

Miss M. Wong K. S. Pavri (Bombay)

Panal Airmail

AmericanPassenger

Airwaysand Co.,Express

Internation- J. K. Pavri do.

Ser- P. K. Pavri (Hotigkong;

vice — Gloucester Building; Teleph. S.R. K.K. Pavri

Pavri, signsdo.per pro.

31166; Cable Ad: Panair; Codes: J. K. Pavri N. M. Pavri

lata and Private. Division Head-

quarters : Alameda, California

Phil S. Delany, traffic representative 7T 1M

for China

Max

W. B.L.Greenongh,

Lessner, operations dept.dept. Payne

maintenance New York-Hong & Co., Commodity

Kong-Manila Brokers,

— Stock

Mary T. Nejedly, secretary Exchange Building; Telephs. 26631-

(See China National Aviation Cor- 26632-26633; Cable Ad

Resident Partner—Geo. R. Payne : Payneco

poration) Asst. Manager—M. Steger

Panamanian Consulate — (Nee Consu- Staff — A. W. Raymond, C. Y.

lates)' Tsang, L. G. Alves, K. Y. Poon,

P. C. Ng, Fung Hop Kee, Li

Paper Co. (Late Van Reekum Bros.), Cheung, Wong Shiu Kee and C.

Hongkong Branch, Paper and Boards— S. Pang

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building, Members — New York Cotton Ex-

6th Floor; Teleph. 33503; Cable Ad: change: New York Coffee & Sugar

Reekupapie ExchangeInc.,Inc.

change, New& York Commodity Ex-

Paramount Representing — Harriss

Floor, ShellFilms

House;ofTeleph.

China,26487

Inc.—6th

; P.O. York : Reynolds & Gibson, London

& Liverpool & Dupire, Morrell,

Box 120; Cable Ad: Paramount Ltd., Singapore

C. C. Tso, acting manager Foreign Correspondents—New York,

Y. C. Kwok, accountant Chicago, London, Liverpool. Win-

K. W. Poon, assistant nipeg, Singapore ^ Manila

Ho Woon Sun, film inspector

Kan Dik, assist. do. Peak Club—(Nee Clubs)

Parekh A Co., K. P., Merchants Com- Peak Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

mission Agents, Exporters & Importers,

Dealers

WyndbaminStreet;IndianTeleph.

Provisions

28437; —P. 73,

O. Peak School — (See Educational under

' Box.786; Cable Ad: Parekh ' Government)

Parke, Davis ifc Co., Biologicals ct Pharm- Shan aTing.s Lnn ® # * g? B oi

Che Van Han Rung Sze

aceuticals--David

Road Central; House,

Teleph. 28091; Des

P.(>. Voeux73

Box

C. Evan Pilgrim, representative for andra Buildings,Co.,DesLtd.—Office:

Peak Tramways Alex-

South China and Hong Kong John D. HumphreysVoeux

genl.Cent.

mgrs.

Parlani Shipping- Co.— 12,Teleph.

Des Voeux .Directors—Sir, Robert Ho Tung, J.

Road Scott Harston, L. Kadoorie,

Cable Central,

Ad: Gamad1st Floor; 31922;

J.

D. F. Landale and H. V. Wilkinson

F. Parlani, gen. manager

Chan Shek T. K. Chep S.A. L.F.A. Chubb,

Quie, secretary

Andrews,supt.inspector

engineer

HONGKONG A645

Peking Art Rug Co.—32, Nathan Treasurers-. Hongkong Cricket Club

Road. Kowloon; Teleph, 56981 Hongkong

Peninsula Hotel—(See Hotels) Hongkong Football

Football Association

Club

Jewish Recreation Club

13 & ® H fr Performing Right Society, Ltd. —

Tit Hong Lun Shim Kung See Registered Office Bank of East Asia

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Building (8th Floor), 10, Des Voeux

Navigation Co.—(See under Mack- Road Centra!

Agent and Attorney for Hong

innon, Mackenzie

ft ft m m

Penn Co., E. General Importers and Peruyian Consulate- Consulates)

Exporters—National Bank Building, Pestonji, R., Share and General Broker—

Room 403; Teleph. 31018; P.O. Box 8, Humphrey’s Building, Cornwall

1488; Cableproprietor

E. Penn, Ads: Epennandandmanager8238 Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 57243

Wu Shu-Tung, asst, manager

Wong Pak-nin, secretary Peter Music Co., Importers and Dealers

Huang Shih Cheng, accountant of Musical Instruments—30-32, Des

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 31591

Pentecostal Holiness Mission— Cable

Bentley’sAd: Petermusic; Code Used:

Churches and Missions)

ft Leeft Yeung

m Hong & Petersen & Co., Importers, Exporters

Pun and

Chater Insurance

Road; —Teleph.York 27922;

Building,

P.O.

Pentreath & Co., Sugar Merchants and Box 672; Cable Ad: Arpet; Codes:

Importers and Exporters'—Alexandra Acme, Universal Trade, Bentley

6th edn., Bentley’s Second Phrase, A.B.C.

Buildings;

Pentreath Teleph. 21159; Cable Ad: United Telegraph and Private

G.Staff—Tsoi

A. Pentreath, proprietor

Wing Kai, Lau Jim, Tsoi H. Arfas, partner

F. Petersen, do.

Sai Fan, Hui Siu Wing, Leung E. Soltwedel, Import Dept.

Wan Ku, Tsoi Wing Lok, Sum D. Wilson, M.R.S., Drug Dept.

Kah Sik, Chang Tsin Hung and Agencies >

Miss Sung

A gents, for: Ngan Yee J. H. Trachsler, Ltd., Shanghai

John Dickinson & Co., Ltd., Agents for Hong Kong & South Chinafor:

Durand

London line

Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, Inc'or- R. Colours

J. Colours Geigy,

and

andS,A.,Extracts)

Extracts)Basle (Aniline,

Eorated Accountants — 6, Des Vceux

Pad Central

Cable ; Telephs. 20700 and 31900; Pfister, Dr. M. 0., m.d. (Germany),

Ad: Accuracy

J.S. Hampden

HennesseyRoss,Seth,a.cf.s.a.a, 5/13.0.8, , (Engl.),,: L.R.O.P. (London),

a., f.s.a.a. Physician and Surgeon— Redder Build

W. L. Alexanler, c.a. ing;

ConduitTeleph. 27,068. 23591

Road; Teleph. Residence: 3,

Donald Black, c.a.

G. F. Walker, c.a.

J.Wong

Wong

Ping Fan Mrs. E.Hargreaves

M. Walker

Kwok Mrs. A. V.

D. m m aw ^

Pharmacy, The (Fletcher & Co., Ltd.),

Tung Anderson Chemists and Druggists — Shell

H. Cheung Mrs. E. M. House; Teleph. 20345. Kowloon

Yau Sung Hee Kennedy Branch: 220, Nathan Road; Teleph.

ClMaM.Wing

Xavier Mrs. D.

Miss E. FoxWong 50345

Yeung Miss A. Anderson D.J. R.Walker,

Suiter,chemist

manager and chemist

A646 HONGKONG

Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Potter, Eldon, k. o.. Barrister-at-law—

Co.—Hong Kong: Bank of East Asia Prince’s Building; Teleph. 20255

Building; Telephones 31295 & 31296.

Chinese Branch Office: 120, Wing Lok Potts, A. H., Share and . General Broker

Street; Tel eph. 3056"; Cable Ad: Norama —Stock 10, Ice Exchange Building

House Street; (7th Moor),

Teleph. 20077;

V. I. G. Petersen, manager Cable Ad: Hayloft

Phoon Hyim, Chinese manager K. Stuart Smith

Staff—I. Ackber, T. S. Wong, Y. S. K. C. Mark j Doreen Ma

Ng. C. W.

Bakar, H. Phoon,

M. Yu, N. W. S.0. Wong

Yu, A.and

H.

Miss M. C. Lee $$ ^ Po Lo

Philco Radio Distributors, Sole Dis- Powell, Ltd., Wm., ( entlemen’s Tailors

tributors Hongkong and South China and Shoe

Breeches Makers, Outfitters and

Specialists —id, Ice

ofetc.—Philco

King’s Radio Sets,Connaught

Building, Tubes, Parts,

Boad Telephs. 21578 (Store) an,d House Street;

20700(Office);

Central, Gloucester Building; Telephs Cable Ad: Polo

32192 and 274^4; P. O. Box 238; Cable. H.W.Overy, managingsecretary

L. Alexander, director

Ad: Phil corad P. Randolph

M. N. Rakusen, manager

A. V. itenson, radio technician

£7 & iff 6

Philips Radio (See Central Radio Prats & Co., A. E.—Head Office: 502,

Service)-60, Nathan Road,

Teleph. 59814; Cable Ad: Cenrad Kowloon; Estero Cegado, Corner P. Paterno

and Sales Street, Manila; Branches:

Phoebus Neon Light Co , Ltd., Manufac- Philippines; Hongkong: Cebu,

Baguio, Iloilo, Bacolod, The

1st Floor,

turers of Neon Light Tubing

- Head .Office: St. George’s Building,and Signs Prince’s Building, (Entrance: Cha-

3rd Floor; Teleph. 20358; P. O. Box 174; ter Road) ; Teleph. 31741; P.O. Box

Cable

HankowAd:Road, Marinework. 37, 1544;

Factory:59723

Kowloon; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Prats

A. E. Prats, principal

•J. managing

M. Jack, director

Bsc. (Eng.), a.m.i.e.e., Organizers:

Consolidated Investments, Inc.,

Manila—Capital P2,500,000.00

Colonial Finance, Ltd., Hongkong

^&m ± m m —Capital $5,000,000.00

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. — New P. Prince’s Cafe, The—18a, Queen’s Road

c O. Building; Teleph. 28031; Cable Ad: Central; Teleph. 21707

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., general

agents, Hongkong and South China Prince’s Theatre (Sang Kwong Co.,

C. Austin, representative Ltd.)—Registered Office: 4 a, Des

Voeux Rd. Central; General Office:

Pinpin United Studio Co.—75, Des 1, Nullah Road; Teleph. 58536

Voeux Road O. ; Teleph. 22975 Li Ting Yuk, general manager

Lo Ka Hing, house manager

Pohoomull Bros. (India), Exporters

and Commission Agents—29c, Wynd- Procure des Missions Etrangeres-

ham Street; Telephs. 25031 and 27535; (See Churches and Missions)

P. O. Box 459; Cable Ad: Pohoomull

Pollock, *

at - law Hon. Sir: H.Queen’s

— Office E„ k.c.. Barrister-

Building; Publicity & Commercial Bureau,

Teleph. 27964 Publishers, Printers and General

Advertising Agents—8, Queen’s Road

Portuguese

lates) Consulate - (See Consul- Central, 1st Floor; P.O. Box 1777:

Cable Ad: Comma

P. J. Saery, b.sc., principal

Portland Cinema Theatre—214, Port- General Managers \

land Street, Kowloon; Teleph. 56895 Imperial Export-Import Co.

HONGKONG A647

n & ps fj 7& ts & m m m m m

Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Hong- R C A. Communication, Inc., A Radio

kong), LtcE., The, Importers and Corporation of America Service—

Distributors of Molasses — Marina Dina House, 1st Floor, Duddell St.;

House, 19, Queen’s

22787; Cable Road Cent.; Teleph. Teleph. 30692; Cable Ad : “Radio-

Ad: Canemola.

London Directors-- corp, Hongkong”

F. K. Kielberg, chairman Commercial Representative for Hong-

Chas. C. Byers kong, Macao and South China -

H. T. Schierwater John R. A. Pearne

H. P. Coles

G. Robertson, director RCA

W.(Hongkong) Y ictor Co. of China—China

Building, 8th Floor; Telephone 31133;

D. H. Blake, director (Hong Cable Ad : Victrola

kong)

W. G. Robertson, gen. mgr. Radio & Electro Service—51, Des

F. M. Silva, secretary

Staff—A. Y. Remedies, Cheng Kit Voeux Roaid C.; Teleph. 32904

Wan and Fu Hin Bun

Installation

Territory: —Teleph. Tseng,' New Radio

Shan51930 Supplies and Service—51, Des

Vceux Road C. ; Teleph. 28581

Staff—T. Thoresen, Cheng Pun &

Fu Ka Wing Rafeek A Co., Importers and Ex-

Subsidiary of:

The United Molasses Co., Ltd., porters, Manufacturers’ Representiu

tives—China Building; Teleph. 25754

London

Rahim

Purity DrI?in&kino* Water

M m ifCo. — 1st General Merchants and Commission

Agents—43a, Wyndham Street; Tele-

Floor, Dina House, Duddell Street; phone 25830; P.O. Box 549; Cable

Teleph. 30692; Cable' Ad : Purity Ad : Tajmahal

John R. A. Pearne, manager C. Rahim, partner

F. Simonson, stecty.-treas. M. C. Rahim, do.

Pttrves & Co., D. A.—Bank of East A. A. Somji, assistant

Asia Building, 9th Floor; Telephone A. S. Mohamed, do.

29121.

Pyne, Dr. J. S., Dental Surgeon—No. Ramsey Co., m & ± m

2 Arcade, Peninsula Hotel, Kowloon; Typewriters, Adding, RepairersCalculating

and Dealersandin

Teleph. 50991 Gramophone Machines—26, Des Voeux

Dr. J. S. Pyne, d.d.s., m.s.d. Road, Central, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 21683

Queen’s College—(Nee Educatiomai S. M. Vessoona, manager

under Government) Rathour & Co., H. S.,; Exports, Imports

m * mChemists, Drug- and

Queen’smDispensary, HongCommission Agents

Kong Goods, for Produce

China All Kindsandof

gists, Patent Medicine Vendors and Indian Produce, etc.—45, Wyndham

' Commission Agents — 22, Des Vreux Street; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Sotal;30863;

Codes:P. O.A. B.BoxC. 797;

6th

Road Central: Teleph. 20492 Edition,

K. C. Wong, manager Letter andBentley’s,

Schofield’sAcme, Oriental .3-

3-Letter

G. A. Lee, chemist

Raymond & Ramon — National Bank

^ ± £ a Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 30133

Queen’s Theatre (Controlled by Gen-

eral Amusements, Ltd.), Queen’s Road Reorganisations, Ltd. — Holland

Central; Teleph. 31453 House, 3rd Floor

C. S. Roxselet, manager

C. W. Leung, House manager Recreation Clubs- DSYc Clubs)

A648 RONGKONG

Red Rand Compositions Co.; Manufac- Export Department—

turers of Ships’ Compositions and A. M. Tavares

Paints for Marine and General Pur- General Office (Teleph. 28007)

poses— Hongkong & Shanghai Bank J. M. S. Rosario J. F. Tavares

Building (3rd Floor); Teleph. 28021; A. V. Barros P. H. Chia

Cable Ad; Rahtjens MissP. E. M. W. S. Kwok

General Representative for the Far Morrison K. T. Leung

East—-A. S. Potter (Hong Kong) Miss A. M. da Silva

Agents : Agencies:

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Platt Bros. & Co., Ltd., Oldham

Red Rose Barber Shop—-8. Des Voeux (Textile Machinery)

Road, 1st Floor; Teleph. 33321 James Mackie & Sons, Ltd., Bel-

fast (Jute, Ramie, Sisal and

fr # st M ig * s Rope Manufacturing Machinery)

Reoistro Italiano Navalk ed Aero- Ruston & Hornsby, Ltd., Lincoln

nautioo—10th Floor, Bank of East (Oil and Gas Engines, Road

Asia Bldg.; Teleph. 30231 (2 Lines); Rollers, Pumps, Boilers, &c)

Cable Ad: Veritas

Surveyors—T.H.G. Brayfield, m.i.n.a., Broom & Wade, Ltd., High

M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.P.T., F.R.S.A. and Wycombe (All Types of Com-

A. W. Black, M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., pressors, Portable Compressor

M.INST. P.T., F.R.S.A. Sets, Pneumatic Tools)

Clerk—S. Y. Yan Crompton Parkinson, Ltd.

Guiseley (Electrical Manufac-

^ ^ ^ Jfc turing Engineers)

Republic Motorboat Co., Ltd., The, British Power Boat Co., Hythe,

Motor Boats for Hire Registered Southampton (Speed Boats)

Office: 28, Pottinger Street; Teleph. G. N. .Haden & Sons, Ltd., Lon-

21420; Service Station : West Side, don (Air Conditioning, Heat-

Blake Pier; Teleph. 21257 ing and Ventilating Plants)

Mok Lin, managing director Chatwood Safe Co., Ltd.

Mok Fuk In, do. Shrewsbury (Safes and Strong

H. 0. Lo, assistant Room Doors)

K. K. Wong, do. Liner Concrete Machinery Co.,

Repulse Bay Hotel—(^ee Hotels) Ltd., Newcastle - Upon - Tyne

(Concrete Mixers and Stone

Breakers)

Tai Wo Nobel Chemical Finishes, Ltd.,

London (“Dulux” & “Duco”

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Mer- Products)

chants— Mercantile Bank Building, Sir James Farmer Norton

7, Queen’sCodes:

Josstree; Road Central:

Bentley’s,Cable Ad:

Bentley’s Co., Ltd., Manchester (Textile

Second Phrase, Acme and Schofield’s Finishing Machinery, Wire

L. W. Hutton, director Drawing Machinery, &c.)

Samuel Osborn & Co., Ltd.,

•T.K. Robinson,

S. Morrison, do. do. (Swatow) Sheffield (Tool Steels, Files,

Drills, &c.)

J. Ormiston, mgr. (signs per pro.) Alklum Storage Batteries. Ltd.

Engineering

andW.28009 Dept. — Telephs. 28007 (Storage Batteries)

J. Scotcher (Canton) Priestman Bros. & Co., Ltd.,

R.G. J.T. Shrigley

Palmer Lo Pak Him Hull (Dredging Machinery)

Francis

W. Tansley Funv < thei Ping Lee James H. Lament & Co., Ltd.,

B. W. Ternakoff K. W. Li Edinburgh (“Securex” Pipe

Geo. Y. C. Ko | P. S. Choi Fittings)

J. R. Bergne-Coupland, representa- Staveley Coal & Iron Co., Ltd.,

tive, Ruston & Hornsby, Ltd. Staveley (Sand Spun Pipes)

HONGKONG A649

Liverpool Refrigeration Co., Reliance Motors, Ltd.—33, Wong Nei

Ltd., Warrington (Refrigerat- Chung Rd., Happy Valley; Telephs.

ing and Ice Making Plants) 28330 & 31261 : Cable Ad : Relmold :

Ironite Co., Ltd., Westminster Codes Used : General Motors, Bentley’s

(“Ironite” Floor Hardening Agencies:

Material) Buick

Szerelmey, Ltd., London (Stone Cadillac

Liquid) La Salle

James Hardie & Co., Sydney

(“Fibrolite” Asbestos Sheets)

W. S. Ray Manufacturing Co., San Reliance nTrading & ® w.

Francisco “Ray” Oil Bqrners) Co. — Kayamally

Trane Company (Air-conditioning Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 33645 ;

U nits) Cable Ad: Retrace

Paraffine Companies, Inc., San Director—N. O. Ruick

Francisco (Roofing Material & Manager—S. Chiu Tong

Floor Coyering) Clerks—H. S. Chan, Charlie Chen

National Vulcanized Fibre Co., and K. L. Yeung

Wilmington, U.S.A. (Fibre)

Crane, Ltd., Montreal, Canada Rennet et Cie, Paul— 30, Nathan Road

Kowloon; Teleph. 56219

(Sanitary Fixtures)

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine,

Canada, Ltd., Toronto (“Al- Reuter, g| H Loo Ling

Broeckelmann A Co.—Bank of

fresco” Distemper) Canton Building (5th Floor), 6, Des

Burn & Co., Ltd.. Calcutta Voeux Road28165;

Central;

(Stoneware Pipes & Fireclay

Products) 28614 and P.O. BoxTelephs.

9 L; Cable28163,

Ad:

Raoul Bigazzi, Florence, Italy Reutbrock. Head Office ; Shanghai.

(Italian Marbles) Branches; Canton, Tientsin, Tsingtao

Packings)Asbestos i ■ ()<>. ( AM>r;stos

Eastern andH.Peiping

Heitmeyer, manager

Office .Equipment Dept.— Staff—R. Seidler, H. Zschaeck, Miss

L. D. Kilboe A. Remedies, Miss M. J. Soriano,

L. E.'Rosario Miss 1. P. Rapp, Mrs. G.

Agencies: Xavier, Miss N. C. Chen, Chan

Imperial Typewriter Co., Ltd., Chun Cheung, Fung Shiu Hong,

Leicester (Typewriters) Male Chow Lam, Tse Wing Yiu,

Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Cheung Pui Fan, Fung Chik

Fong, Chow Shiu Kwan, Francis

Detroit, Michigan Ho, Wu Che Tak.and P. K.

Shannon Limited, London Tang

Managers for: Fung Yun Chi, cqmpradore

Eastern Asbestos Co. — Tel. 20501 Fung Shiu Hung, asst. do.

A. Howarth I J. L. Alves Reuters Financial and Commercial

Agencies: Service—2,

Beldam Packing & Rubber Co.,

Ltd., London (Engine Packing Telephs. 23956Connaught

(Manager), Road

24572 Central;

(Office);

and Jointing) P.O. Box 430; Cable Ad: Reuter

Hoyt iVIetal Co. of Great Bri- Rhenish Missionary Society — (See

tain, Ltd., Putney (Anti- Churches and Missions)

friction Metals)

J. Dampney & Co., Ltd., Richfield Trading Co.—Bank of East

Newcastle-on-Tyne (“Apexior” Asia Building, 4th Floor; Teleph. 27603

Compound)

M. C. Thomson & Co., Ltd., Rickett, C. A. L., Share and General

Glasgow (Canvas) Broker, and Member of the Hong-

Wailes Dove Bitumastic, . Ltd., kong Sharebrokers’ Association—

Newcastle-on-Tyne (Bitumastic Bank of East Asia Bldg. (4th Floor);

Paint and Enamel) Teleph. 27817; Cable Ad: Bluerick:

Code: Beptley’s

A32

A650 HONGKONG

Bjckmee Linie—Cable Ad : Rickmers ^ m

Jebsen & Co., agents Rocha & Co., J. M.da, Importers, Exporters

Rjvelle. Importer of Ladies’ Dresses Asia Building, Agents—Bank

and Insurance of East

9th Floor; Teleph.

—Gloucester Building; Telephone 22277 : P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad: Roda

33186 J. R.M.M.dadaRocha, principal

R. A. Buckberrough, proprietress Rocha, signs per pro.

Mo Rung Ting j Li Cham Hing

RKO Radio Picture op China, Inc. 14, Rodgers, R. A., Exchange Broker—|

Queen’s

W. K. Road Way, Central; Teleph. 25667

district manager Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg. ;

D. MacKenzie, assistant Teleph. 33802

C.C. K.P. Lee,

Chiok, do.

do.

J. H. Odell, do. Rolfe, C. H., Feather Merchant—

St. George’s Bldg.; Teleph. 32202;

Cable Ad : Rolfech

§>1 ^ Tai Hing lates)

Robertson. Wilson & Co., Lid., 1m; Rolny, The—12, Des Voeux Road Cen-

port and Export Merchants and tral : Teleph. 21040

Manufacturers’ Agents—67-69, Des

Vceux Road Central; Telephs. 21746 Roman Catholic Cathedral — (See

and 28446; Cable Ad: Overdale; Churches and Missions)

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Lieber’s

and Bentley’s

G. W. Sewell, managing director ft & m m ^ a

L. H. Warnecke, director Rondon & Co., Ltd., L. (Incorporated

D. M. Vieira in Shanghai), General Importers—

Miss F. Castilho | Miss H. Baptista Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

Agents: Central; Teleph. 32923; P.O. Box

James

our Works, & JohnGlasgow.

G. Scott,Paints,

Crown Oils,

Col; 421; Cable Ad : Rondon

Varnishes H. H. Corra, manager, Hong Kong

Peak, Frean Co., Ld., London. Bis; and South China

cuits and Chocolates Alva M. Tavares, sub-manager

Roxburgh

Glasgow. Morgan & Co., Ld.,

Disinfectants Mrs. G. Goddard

Sparagnapane, Ld., L’don. Christmas Sole Lau Chi Cheong

Agents :

TheCrackersMagnoliaand Table Decorations

Anti-Friction

Co., of Great Britain, Metals Metal William Grant Co.,

•las. Hennessy Cognac

& Sons, Ltd., Glasgow

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Piper Heidsieck, Rheims

Society, Ld. Fire and Marine J. Calvet & Co., Bordeaux

Meltis, Ld., Bedford and London. Bouchard Aine & Fils, Beaune

Chocolates and Confectionery Noilly

SocietePrat & Co., Marseille

Dubonnet, Paris

N. R. St. Louis Engineering Eta. Pernod & Fils, Paris

Corpn. Maison Jacquin, Paris

R. Hood Haggie & Sons, Newcastle- Societe Coty., Suresnes

Aug.on-Tyne,

Stenman, England. Wire Ropes

A. B., Sweden, Screws, George Dalidet & Co., Bordeaux

Hinges & Hardware J. Thiriez Pere & Fils & Cartier-

Grotjahn & Coy., Hamburg Bresson, Paris

Robinson

MotorAlex., JVIotorMarine

Vehicles, Co., Importers

Motors andof

facturers’

Export Representatives, Import and Machinery—1a, Chater Road (Ad-

Central;Merchants—14,

Teleph. 32786:Queen’s

Cable Road

Ad: joining Hong Kong Club Annexe);

Garage: 256, Hennessey Road

Nosnibor J. K. Ross, manager

J. L. Robinson, principal W. F. Webb, Service manager

HONGKONG A651

ROYAL AIR FORCE Rumford Printing Press—38, DAguilar

Street; Teleph. 20717

Royal

Station,AikKai Tak:

Fokce—Royal Air Force

Telephs. 58061-58062

Commanding Officer—Group Capt. A. Rumjahn & Co., U., Importers, Exporters

& Manufacturers—10, Queen’s Road

H. Feck, d.s.o., m.c.

Ad j u tant— Flight-Lieut. R. L. Wallace Central;

Ramadan

Teleph. 20751; Cable Ad :

O.C.A.

C. Watt,

StationFlyit.gOfficer

Flight—Flight-Lieut.

H. Wright U. Rumjahn, principal

and Pilot Officer I. B. Difford

Signals

Bushell Officer—Flying Officer A. H. ft &il # ± $11

Equipment Russ & Co., Solicitors, Proctors, Patents

H. Barnes Officer—Flight-Lieut, J. and Trade MarkTelephone

Agents—6,27743;

Des Yceux

Accountant Officer- Flying Officer R. Road Central;

Ad; Quotation

Cable

C. S. Allin

Medical Officer—Flight-Lieut. J.R.R.

Jenkins, M.R.c.s., l.r.c.p. F. H. Loseby, principal

Station Warrant Officer— H. Dukes Staff—A. Y. Young, Fung Kit

4ir Ministry Works Directorate Ling, Chow Kin Fan, Ma Kai

Superintending Civil Engr.—H. T. Wa, Loong Ting Cheung, Yuen

Johnson,Engr.—J.

M.C., f.s.i.S. Mason Hi Lam, Cheung Kwok Wing,

Resident Ng Kam Chuen, Tsang Kun

Assist. Surveyor -A. F. Evans Ching, Leung Shing Sai, Lam

Works Accountant—D. Anderson Kwok King, Young Tsun

Royal Air Force Officer Att ched Chung, Chu Tin Wed ana Bertram

Wing Commander J. G. Walser, m.c. Agents for: S. C. To

Royal Hongkong Golf Club—(Nee The Legal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Clubs)

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club—(Nee Russ, mC. A.m Sutherton, m ± m m

Solicitor, etc.

Clubs) —Wang Hing Building (2nd Floor),

Royal Naval Canteen—(Nee Clubs) 10, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

27735; Cable Ad : Soliruss; Codes

Used: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition

Royal Naval Hospital—(Nee Hospitals) Principal — Charles Andrew Su-

therton Russ

Rosary Church—(Nee Churches and Interpreters—Lo Kwok Min, Loo

Missions) Keng Ching, Wong Woon Man,

Lo Tsz On, Mak Man Sang,

Roza, Dr. C. F. X. da—China Building Tsang Kun Fu, Lo Tsz Leung, Pun

(4th Floor): Telephs. 24515

Chiu, Lam

Tan Cheung

Roza Bros., Exchange Brokers—Bank Clerks—Leung Man Po, Tsang Sik

of East Asia Building, Des Vocux Chim, Wong Kwan Wah, Ngan

Road; Teleph. 20420; Cable Ad: Tung Hing, Lau Tak Chuen, Chung

Dragonlike; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. Hon Wing, Ip Chin Sek and Li

and Bentley’s Kam Sui

Principals—A. W. da Roza and Steno-typist—Miss Joan Lee

J. A. de Y. Soares

Mrs. H. Reis, stenographer

ft W % $k m LuiTonJee

^ & J& Ruttonjee & Sort, H.s Wine

Street;andTeleph.

Spirit

| Rudolf

Merchants,WolffImporters

k Kew,andLtd..ExportersMetal 20190 ; Cable Duddell

Merchants—7,

Ad : Ruby

and General Commission Agents—54, J.D. H-J. H.Ruttonjee

Ruttonjee(Teleph. 27833)

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 22173; Staff—H. H. Remedios, Mrs. A.

Cable Ad: Occasion

A. E. Kew, managing director A. Miu, Miss S. Razack, P. J.

Miss Kew ' S. Fee Tonnochy, A. M. Gomeze, S. F.

*A32

A6'52 HONGKONG

•Tokhi. N. D. Kapadia, R. M. (Cable Ad:

Manager andPowerhouse, Sandakan) |

Resident Engineer—

Shroff, Y. A. Khan, H. K. G. H. Mavor

Law, Li Shui Ki, S. T. Ma, D.

Jokhi, T. Leung, Choy Sik Sander, Wieler & Co., Importers, Ex-

Hung, H. G. E. Tower and H. porters & Commission Agents^—King’s

M. Ng Building, 8, Connaught Road; Teleph.

Sacked Heakt College—(Nee Eduea- 24411 and 31265 ; P.O. Box 325: Cable

Ad: “Sanderdo”

tiomal) A. Sander, partner

R. Sander, signs per pro.

a ^ « x W. H. Sander, do.

Saery-Siryk & Co., P. J., Exporters K. W. Pedersen

of China Produce—8, Queen’s Road Migs V. Charrington

Central, 1st Floor; P.O. Box 1777; Miss J. White

Cable Ad: Saery; Code: Bentley’s Sang Kee—4a, Des Voeux Road Central;

P. J. Saery, 6.sc., principal Teleph. 24217

General Manager^-.

Imperial Export-Import Go. Sang Lee & Co., Building Contractors—

Salloi^s’ JIome & Missions to Seamen 2, Tin Lok I^ane; Teleph. 20562

(.•She Churches, and Missions')

# ^ Sarn/ Tai

Salmon & Son. Adolph—73, Seen Keen Sang Tax, Native Bank, Gold and

Terrace; Teleph. 23344 Money Changer—112, Queen’s Road

Samuel h Co., Ltd., Samuel—Hong- Cable Central; Telephs. 25349 and 20904_;

kong and Shanghai Bank Building, and Private Ad: Santa; Code: Bentley’s

4th Floor

Samy, Dr, D. K., Specialist in Obstetrics Sarrault, Rolande—20, Queen’s Road

Central: Teleph. 32165; Cable Ad:

k Gynaecology—Marina House, 15- Rosarault

19, Queeh’s Road G; Teleph. 33193

San SAsSGON Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.—

ters,Martino Co., Agents

.Commission Importers,

and Export-

Manu- (Nee Banks)

facturers’ Representatives—Exchange

Building, 3rd Floor: Teleph. 33768 : Sassoon JjP& Co., fti Kau Sa Soon

Ltd., David (Incor-

P.O. Box 138 : Cable Ad : Marte porated in England), General Merchants

Lo Shin Kee, manager —12, Des Voeux Road C.: Teleph.

Agencies,:

Anglo-Ohinese Eastern Trading 34151 Cable

(Multiple Lines); P.O. Box 89 ;

Co., Ltd.

O. Roth k Co. 9,E.C.4.KingAd : William

Sassoons.Street,

Branches:.

Head London,

P.ombay,

Office :

Calcutta.

Hama'd, d. s. o. j. Karachi, Persian Gulf and Shanghai

A. H. Compton,

Robt. Stock, sub-manager

do,

t; m m 0j L. A. Gutierrez, accountant

^ ^ -ti- a -) Miss K. E. Glendinning

Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd. Fung Yuk Wing

- Head Office: Bank of East Asia Fung Shu Kai

Building ; Teleph. 27781; Cable Ad : Tong Ah Fat

Powerhouse Tong Ming Foo

General

k Co. Managers — Shewan, Tomes Indar Singh

Mohinder Singh

Board of Directors—iTon. Mr. A. Leung Hau Kin

L. Shields (chairman), J. P. Mak Cheong Foon

•Braga, o.b.e. and S. M. Churn Lo Kim Tsing

Managing Agents, Sandakan — The Fan Chi Chu and Ng Keng Tsin.

North Bbrneo Trading Co., Ltd. compradores

HONGKONG A653

Sassoon Trustee & Executor Corpn., Scottish Insurance Corpn., Ltd.—4a,

Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 25921

Ltd.—Holland House, 3rd Floor C. Y. Kwan, agent

^^« Seemin & Lyon, Ship Brokers and

Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Import of: Leica Commission Agents, Importers and

and Oinematographio Cameras. Op-

tical and Scientific Instruments. X- Exporters — 236, Des Voeux Road

Central; Teleph. 24144; Cable Ad:

Ray, Short-wave Therapy and Dia- , Seemin.; Codes : Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th

thermy Apparatus. Laboratory and Edition and Private

Hospital Equipment. Chemicals—

York Building, Chater Road; Tele- $ -fJ Lee Wai

phone 27430; P.O. Box 137; Cable

Ad: Schmidtco. Head Office: Sennet Freres, Jewellers, Watch-

Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Shanghai. makersBuilding, and Diamond Merchants—Glou-

Branches: Canton, Hankow, Kun- cester Pedder Street; Teleph.

ming, Peiping, Taiyuan, Tientsin 20634; Sennet

P.O. Box 238; Cable Ad:

and Tsinan J. Dubois, manager

E. Hammon, manager (Canton) S. W. Chan | C. Cabane

E. A. Genrich

E. Huebner, e.e. & m.e.

K. Y.: Wong Sepher, Dr. S. A.M., m.b.,b.s. (Hongkong),

S. Y. Soong e.r.f.p.s. (Glasgow) — Dina House,

K. S. Ko 3-9, Duddell Street; Telephs. 20943

W. H. To and 22412 (Residence)

L. H. Lo

Miss V. G. Ivanchenko Seu Kon Chi, Share and General Broker

Miss I. Lee —10, Des Voeux Road Central;

Mrs. S. C. Tong Teleph. 21962

ic m E ps m Seventh Day Adventist Mission—

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, (See Churches and Missions)

Ltd., Vienna, Austria, Manufactur-

ers of High Grade Steel—Shell SeymoUr-Sheldon Co., Far Eastern

House, Queen’s Road Central; Tele- Shippers—French Bank Building

phone 21221 ; Cable Ad : Stalphonix

W. Chr. Rosenthal, general mana- Queen’s Road G; Teleph. 23544; P.O.

Box 841; Cable Ad: Semshel;

ger for China Codes: Western Union, Bentley’s,

Oriental 3-Letter and Private; and

at London: Semshel House — 2,

Schools—(/See Educational under Govt.) Gresham St., Manchester, Durban,

Johannesburg, Capetown, Kobe and

^ ^ m m m Yokohama

Scientific Service Co., 8a, Des

Voeux Road, National Bank Build-

ing; Teleph. 27633; P.O. Box 923;

Cable Ad : Scientific. Head Office : Sham MowMerchants—43

Timber Timber Sawi. Mill Co., Ltd.,.

Hennery Rd ;

142, Museum Road, Shanghai s Teleph. 31403. Main Works: Hunghom,

H. Tseng, manager Kowloon ; Teleph. 57309. Branch : 12,

W\ K. Ma, asst, manager C. K. R. Road, Canton; Teleph. 11267 ;

Agencies: Cable Ad: Sawmill

Zenith Radio Corpn., Chicago

(Zenith Radio Receivers) Shanghai Furniture Co.—333, Hen-

Holmes Projector Co., Chicago nessy Road; Teleph. 20587

(Holmes Projector and Acceso-

ries) Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd.,

The(Brush

BrushandDevelopment Co., Ohio The

Astatic Microphone

(Under Manager of Sun Life

Assurance Co. of Canada)—Glouces-

and Pick-Ups) ter Building

A654 HONGKONG

Shek O Development Co., Ltd.—Re- Machinery Department -

gistered Office: Hongkong & Shanghai H. P. Bailey

Bank and

tary) Building; Telephs. 24(517 fSecre-

24616 (Treasurers) Miss I.E. Gittins

Directors—D. C. Edmondston, J. W. Export Cheung Tsun King .j Ng Hang On

Alabaster, Lt.-Col. H. B. L. Dow- Department—

biggin, o.b.e., T. E. Pearce, S. H. T. Buxton

A. Sarny j M. A. Gomes

M.Hampden

H. TurnerRoss, H. R. Sturt and General Manager of:

The Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing

Secretary—F. G. Maunder, a.c.a. Co., Ltd.

Treasurers— Thomson & Co. The Sandakan Light & Power Co.

(1922), Ltd.

Sheldon, H. G., k.c., Barrister-at-law General Agents for :

—Prince’s Bldg.; Teleph. 20222 China Underwriters, Ltd.

Agencies:

SHerly & Co., W. S., Importers', Ex- Import Department

porters and Commission Agents — A. C. Lawrence Leather Co. (Leather)

Kayamally Bldg., 20-22,

Central; Teleph. 24613; Cable Ad: Queen’s Road The United States Leather Selling

Shrewdly; Corp. (Sole Leather)

and Acme Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s Dynamit-Actien-Gesellschaft

namite, etc.) (Dy-

T. Wong, managing director Chinese Aluminium Rolling Mills,

M. K. Wong, manager Ltd. (Aluminium Sheets and

Agents for : Foil)

The PepsodentCo., Chicago Aluminium Union, Ltd. (Aluminium

Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Louis Products)

Horliok’s

Matth. Hohner MaltedA.Milk Co., London

G., Trossingeh Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd. (Teak-

wood)

Stevenson & Howell, Ltd., London “ Italit ” Products, Ltd. (Asbestos

Cement Sheets)

H Kee Chong The Celotex Co. (Celotex Plaster

Shewan, Tomes Sl Co., Merchants, Board)

Shipping Insurance and Manufacturers, Salescorporation of Bohemian Sheet

Agents — Bank of East Asia Building, Glass Factories, Ltd. (Vitrea Glass)

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 27781’ Truscon Steel Co. (Steel Windows,

P.O. Box 115b; Cable Ad: Keechong Metal Lath, etc.)

Principals—A. L. Shields and I. W. Certain teed Products Corp. (Roofing

Shewan Products, Linoleum)

Accounts andhoGeneral Department— The Sisalkraft Co. (Waterproofed

A. A. Bote!

•J.Mrs.F. M.Souza

’

I Mrs. E. Silva T. Paper)

& R. Boote, Ltd. (Wall & Floor

Steel | George A. Low Tiles)

Import, Building Supplies and Singapore Rubberetc.)

Tiles, Flooring, Works, Ltd. (Sheets

G hemical Departments— York Safe & Lock Co. (Safes, etc.)

H. Dreyer, departmental manager Bitulac Ltd. (Paints, etc.)

Import International Selling Corporation

(Copper, etc.)

J. Dick, signs per pro.

J. Pereira Union ■ )il Co. of California (Oils, etc.)

Miss R. Cole I Yip Chung Kay Ernst Schliemann Oelwerke (Oils)

Lee Wah Ohue Compagnie de Produits Chimiques et

Ng Kang Ching. | Fung

Li JiekYuen

TingLeung Electrometallurgiques Alais, Froges

et Camargue (Chemi, cals)

Building Supplies Soci^te Chimiq uesde Prod ui t s Coignet

C. W. L. Cole (Phosphorous ife. Gelatine)

Miss M. Xavier L. Givaudan

Lee Wah Fun j Ho Sang “ Ifah ” (Pharmaceuticals)

Chemicals McKesson

, R. V. Lederhofer, M.E., b.sc. Articles)

W. A. Shea I N. S. Soo, PH. G. C. Huge Thiss (Canned Food)

HONGKONG A655

Philip W. Hey man (Canned Provi- m mn mm

sions)

Les Parfums

Barbara Molyneux (Parfums) Shields,

Gouldde(Cosmetics)

H. F., Dental Mechanic to

Profession, Admiralty and Royal

Machinery Department Air Force Contractor — Alexandra

British Bldg.700(4th Floor): Teleph. 23171: P.O.

trical Insulated

Cables andCables, Ltd. (Elec- Box

Accessories) Staff—

Century Electric Co. Motors and John Lee I Ah Kut

Electrical Supplies)

Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (Diesel Agencies George Fon I Lee Wah

Engines, Pumps, Electrical Plant, in Hong Kong & China:

etc.)

Moffats, Ltd. (Electric Cockers Licensed to Supply and Construct

Refrigerators) Stainless Steel:

Yeritys, Ltd. (A. C. and D. C. Motors, ‘ Magnus” Metal

A. C. & D. C. Switch Gear, Fans, “Magnus” Metal Sundries

Light Fittings, Radiators) “Magnus” Metal Equipment

Thomas Ths. Sabroe

frigerating Machinery) “Attenborough” Dental Lathe Brushes

Gibson Electric Refrigerators Cor- and Dental Brushes

poration^ Refrigerators)

Electrolux, Ltd. (Refrigerators, etc.) Shing Mun Valley Water Scheme—

Red Wing Motor Co. (Marine Engines) Machinery & Plant Disposal Store :

Chatham Road, Hung Horn, Kow-

Wingets, Ltd. (Concrete Mixers)

Societe Rateau (Pumps) loon; Teleph. 58071 (Ask for 578)

Yates Improved

(Railway Track Rail Anchors, Ltd.

Materials)

Gregg Co.,

Equipment) Ltd. (Cars & Railway Shorthand

The, Tuition &. Ccmmerctaf

Given in all Bureau,

Commer-

Birdsboro Foundry Co. (Rolling Mill cial Subjects York Building; Chater

Road; Teleph. 22628; Cable Ad: Jerome

Machinery) Jerome E. Law, director

Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.

(Telephones)

Bruntons (Musselburgh , Ltd. Wire Tg t W IS 3SS

Rope)

British Belting and Asbestos Co. Shui Hing Co., General Providers—

(Asbestos Brake Lining) 187-195, Des Voeux Road Central ;

Cleveland Telephs. 32648 and 20049; Cable Ad :

(PneumaticPneumatic

Tools) Tool Co. Kopshui

Cleveland Rock Drill Co.(Rock Drills)

Davey Compressor Co. (Air Com- Shun Yick k Co., Engineers k Contrac-

pressors) tors—6, Des Voeux Road C.; Teleph.

Airetool

Cleaners)Manufacturing Co. (Tube 31811

BellPlants)

Brothers, Ltd. (Water Filtering Ho ShunChan,

Harold Hing,assistant

managermanager

Ferro-Arc Welding Co., Ltd. (Elec- Staff—B. Chan and Wong Shing

trodes)

Wonhams, Inc. (Railway Materials) Siamese Consulate—(See Consulates)

Shi Man Wai, Dr., General Practi- Siemens China Co. (Hongkong

tioner — 62, Queen’s Road Central; Branch), Electrical Engineers and Con

Teleph. 33455 tractors — 12, Pedder Street, Pedder

Building (4th Floor); Telepb. 24883;

Shi Yu Man, Share & General Broker Cable Ad: Motor

R.G.Schwob, branch manager

—Chung Tin Bldg.; Teleph. 26160; A. de Figueiredo, engineer

Cable Ad : Scienter J. Huber, dipl. ing.

Staff—A. Zimmern, F. R. Zim H. Tnnecken, sales dept.

mern, Kan Chak Pan, Chan Fook A. Kletke, steno-typist

Yu, Lo Yu Chung and Kan Yu Sun

. A,656 HONGKONG

W. A. Thomson

ff ft IS fl!

Siem.se>k5» & Co., importer and Exporters, Miss Chak

Tana Yvanovich ■

P. M. Yin

Shipping & Insurance Agents — 6, Tang Shing Tung

Queen’s Uoad Central; Telephs.

& 28981 ; P. O. Box 427 ; Cable Ad : 27718 Tam Chak Lam

Siemssen; All Codes. Branches: Canton, Miss

Vivian Shaw Ching, Chinese secty.

Sin Miu

Kweilin, Hankow, Nanking, Shanghai,

Tsingtao, Tientsin, Peiping,

Hsinking, Dairen and Hamburg Taiyuanfu, Sincere Co., The (Perfumery Manu-

L. T.C. Kregczy,

Liedke, manager facturers), Ltd.—2, Davis Rd., Ken-

engineer nedy Town; Teleph. 20229; Cable Ad:

G. Arndt | E. Hansch Sinperfact. Capital $1,300,000.

at Canton, Shanghai, Nanking,Branches

Peiping,

Newchwang, Tientsin, Tsinan, Hankow

Silva, M. A. da, Solicitor—11,. Queen’s and Changsha

Road Central; Teleph. 31467

^ m %

ic. m & ))x it m pi iSin Ze Yau Man Knng ,Sze

Silva, P. M. N. da, Share and General Sincere Co., Ltd,, The, Department

Broker— Hongkong Stock Exchange Stores Head ;Office:

Road Central Teleph.173,27767;

Des Voeux

Cable

Building (8th Floor), Ice House Street; and Wireless Ad: Sincere. Branches at

Teleph, 20131; Cable Ad: Noiasco , Canton and Shanghai

P. J.M.M.Noiasco da Silva,

Xolasco da Silva principal , Board of Directors—Ma Wing Chan,

C. Noiasco da Silva Ma

WongChoKwokYung,

Shuen,JanMa Con

Boon Sang,

Bew,

Choy

Yuen Tin

Chan,Vat,

Ku Ma

ChockWai Man,Henry

Lun, Lee

n m ^ to L. Ma, Ng Vee Dek and Robert Der

Silva-Netto & Co., Import & Export Chairman and Managing Director—

Merchants—Powell Building (1st Floor), OhoyManaging

Hing Director—Ma Ying

1 , Des P.O.

31922; Vcegx Box

Road397;Central;

CableTeleph.

Ad:' Hon.

Silyanettp Pin

Sub-Managers “James O’Chew and

A. F. B, Silva-Netto Chan Chi Ming

Secretary—Daniel P. K. Au

General Managers of:

The Sincere Insurance & Investment

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd., Co., Ltd

Manufacturers of Fibrous Gypsum The Sincere

Sincere Life

Thefacturers), Co. Assurance

(PerfumeryCo.,Manu-

Ltd.

Plaster, Plaster of Paris, Casting Ltd,

Plaster, Gypsum Fertilizer, Keene

Cement, Gypsum Blocks, Plaster : Operators of:

ThehaiOriental Hotels, Canton, Shang-

Board and Dental Plaster—Regis- and Macao

tered Office: Queen’s Bldg. (3rd Floor);

Teleph. 28367; Cable Ad: Simplex; Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd., The

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s'1st and 2nd‘ —173, Des Yoeux Road Central;

W. F. Blake, manager Teleph. 25079; Cable Ad: Sinalive.

Staff—Kan Tat, Wong Kwai Yan Authorised Capital $2,000,000. Bran-

and Leung Wing chesBoard

at Canton and Shanghai Hing

of Directors—Choy

^ lit & (chairman), Ma Wing Chan, Ma

Sm «fc Co., P. H., Solicitors—Asia Life; Joe

Hok Yung,Ting, JanTong

Con Sang,

Tai Chak

Wan,

Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central; Kwong Ming Kok, Chau To Chong.

Telephs.

Sind on 2666S and 26669; Cable Ad: Lam Pak Kwan, Fong Fulson, Ma

PeterWing H. Sin,Kwong,

solicitor, PingManagers—The

Yip and Lam Sincere

Kau MauCo., Ltd.

Tam chiefprincipal

clerk Gen.

Manager—C. Lun Ku

J.P. Esmail

L. Lam Fong FulsOn, treasurer

Wong Hiu Kwong, accountant

HONGKONG A667

Siny On Kung Sue

Sincere Insurance and Investment Co., SiNgon & Co., Metal Merchants and Gen-

Ltd., The—T^e Sincere .Co., Ltd. Bldg., eral Importers --35 and 37, Hing Lung

4th Floor, 173, Des Voeux Road Street; Teleph. 20515; Cable A.d: Kwok;

Central; Teleph. 21821; Cable Ad: Codes: All Standards

Sininvest. Branches: Shanghai, Tien- P. K. Kwok, signs the firm

tsin, Canton, Shekki and Singapore H. F. Kwok

Board of Directors—Choy Hing Sino-American Optical Co. — 238,

(chairman), Ma Wing Kwok Shuen, Queen’s Road C. ; Teleph. 22461

Ma Hoon Bew, Ma Wing Chan,

Ma Ying Pin, Ma Joe Young, Sino-British Engineering Corpora-

Jan Con Sang, Ku Chock; Lup, tion, Ltd., The, Engineers, Con-

Chan Chi Ming, Wong Kin Cho, tractors and Importers—Hongkong

Choy Tin Yat, James O’Chew, & Shanghai; Bank Building (3rd

Fong Fulson, Lee Yuen Tsaan Floor); Teleph. 25737; P. O. Box 152;

and David W. K. Au Cable Ad : Sinobrit; Codes : Acme,

General Managers — The Sincere Bentley’s,. Universal and Private;

Co., Ltd. and at Shanghai & Singapore

Sub-Manager—Henry L. Ha R. S. Alacmillan, managing dir.

W. G. Carroll, secretary

m & m m m m Jt W.

W. Tsoong

S. Cheahg (Refigeration)

Sing Chow E lectric Factory, Manu- C. Y. Fung

facturers of Flashlights and Flash- Sino-German Medical Co.—8a, Wing

light Bulbs—Watson Road, Causeway Lok Street; Teleph. 27419

Bay; Teleph. 21382; Cable Ad: Dogbrand

Chan Shek Hau, general manager n & mm &m

Chan Lee Sheung, manager ;

Sino-Java Tracing Co., Importer? &

Exporters, General Merchants, Com-

^ £ it J§ Sing Ku K’nu, Sze mission & Shipping Agents and

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Central M anufacturers’ Rep resentatives—-18,

Agency,for South China and Indo-Cfrina: Connaguht Road Central, 2nd Floor;

Pedder'Building; Teleph. 24642;'Cable Teleph. 30771; P.O. Box 862; Cable

Ad: Ad: Academia. Amoy Office: 389,

Cent.;Singer. Shops21608

Teleph. at: 72, Queen’s

; 424, Road

Shanghai South Szeming Road; Teleph. 1064;

P.O. Box 9; Java Office: Nie Djim

Street, Yaumati; Teleph. 56039 Kwie, BondbwosO; Celebes Office;

G. Duclos, agent Kwee Soen Hock, Amoerang

F. H. Barnes, chief clerk Tjia Tjun Teng & Lie Tek Djoe,

Mrs, M. F. de Pitiftk, stenographer managers

P. I. Pek, publishing manager

Sing Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers, . JI. B. Limr accountant

Compradores and Stevedores’ 21, Con- n & ifl? m Importers,

>+•

naught Road Central; Teleph. 20746 Sino-Philippine Trading Co.,

Exporters, Commission Agents

Manufacturers’ Representatives—262, and

Sing Wo Tong—99, Bonham Strand Des Voeux Road Central, 2nd Floor;

E. ; Teleph. 24481 Teleph.

Sinopines27364; P.O. Box 973; Cable Ad:

Singapore Sawmill Co., The—344. T.Tiioe..Tik

D. Lee, Liam,

Director

.acting, na^nager.

Lockhart Road ; Teleph. 30584; Cable Choa Kong An, export manager

Ad: Singmill. Head Office : Singa- Kee Tien Oon, do.

pore ; Branches: Malacca pnd Yap Ting Ko. accountant

Amoy; Sawmills: Singapore and Hwang Yat Seng, assistant

Kemaman

Chan Tee Khai, manager Siu, H. M., Architect- Exchange

Tan Kim Siah, asst, manager Building; Teleph. 31813

A658 HONGKONG

Skinner, A.H., m.d., d.p.h. (Drs. Kirk & South China Athletic Association—

Skinner)—6th

Queen’s Floor, Teleph.

Road Central; House, {See Associations and Societies)

Shell 33979

South China Brick k Tile Co.—Bank

4* M Sun Chung Wo of Canton Cable Bldg., 4th Floor, Teleph.

Skott & Co., Ltd., H., Merchants— 28212; Ad: Brickworks. Works:

Mercantile Bank Building, 7, Queen’s Castle H. K.Peak

Lee, manager

Road Central;Branch

Yaticanus. Teleph.Office:

24652; Cable Ad:

50, Wing

Lok Street; Teleph. 23781 South China Drug Co.—53, Wing Lok

Directors—John Manners, W. J. Street; Teleph. 25400

Hansen and K. Kastmann 0 # Nam Wah Yat Pao

Staff—T. F. See and C. H. Lee

South China Daily News—49, Holly-

ft ft m m ± wood Road; Teleph. 25612; Cable

Smafiey

facturers’ & Representatives,

Co., W.N.A., Export Manu- Ads: Swenonis or 5478 and Radio Ad:

Swenonis

Commission Agents and Shippers of K. AY. Chen, managing director

Chinese Products to Foreign Co- S.C. Leung, editor-in-chief

T. Kwong, general manager

lonial Markets, Importers of Woollen A. H. Seemin, advertising manager

Piece Goods, Footwear, Outfitting,

Glass and Chinaware, Cutlery, Fire South China Furniture Co.—23, Ice

Extinguishers, Steam and Diesel

Packings — Queen’s Building (Ice House Street; Teleph. 22407

House Street Entrance); Teleph. South China Knitting Factory, Hosiery

26433; P.O. Box 353; Cable Ad: Manufacturers — Shantung Street,

Factoryrep Mongkok, Kowloon; Teleph. 57593;

W. N. A. Smalley, proprietor Cable Ad: Souchiknit; Codes: Bentley’s

G. M. Smalley, secretary & Private

Y. W. Chau, assistant Chan Yeuk Man,

Societe Commerciale Asiatique, Im- Kam Cheung Fai,mng. partner

adviser

porters

Road and Exporters—21, Connaught

BuddhaC.; Teleph. 21288: Cable Ad: ■Southn China &&m &m&

Leather Goods Manu-

Societe des Ciments Portland Arti- facturing Co., Wholesale and Re-

ficiels DE l’Indo-chine, Haiphong [ Suitcases, Belts, Purses,of Bags

tail, Manufacturers Leather

and

Sole Agent-. All Kinds of Leather Articles—

John Manners k Co., Ltd., 7, Queen’s Office: 17, Pottinger Street; Teleph.

Road Central 24404. Factory: 34-40, Yat Tack

Societies — {See Associations and Cable Road, Kowloon City; Teleph. 57680;

Societies) Ad - Souchilea

H. H. Tsang, manager

Sousa, Dr. Bernardo de, l.m. & s., l.m. South China Meg. & Exp. Co. — China

d.t.m., d.p.h. (Camb.),

tioner—Office: MedicalRoad,

5, Des Yoeux Practi-

C.: Building ; Teleph. 28991; Cable Ad :

Telephone 28323. Residence: 133, Quality

Waterloo Road, Kowloon; Teleph. Nam Wah Cho P

58433 '

South China Morning Post, Ltd.,

1 It g it Publishers “South ChinaMorningPost,”

“Hongkong Hansard” and “Hong-

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— kong

Prince’s Building, Chater Road En- Building,Directory ” — Morning Post

1 andCable

3, Wyndham Street;

trance

Cable (Top

Ad: Floor):

British Teleph. 21134: Teleph. 26615; Ad: Postscript.

R. H. Wild, manager London

LombardAgents:

Street F. C. Millington, 39,

G. L. Eastgate, assistant

HONGKONG A659

Directors—J. Scott Harston and Hon. South China Woodworking Co., The

Mr. A. L. Shields —Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Rd.

B. Wylie, director and gen. manager Central, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 34042;

Newspaper Dept.—Editorial Cable Ad: Lacon

H. Ching, editor

V. H. C. Jarrett, news editor B. J. Lacon & Co., gen. managers

N. Stockton

John R. Luke

L. S. Le Gay Brereton Southern Motors, Ltd.—350,

O. E. Wong

W. A. Scholes ' Road; Teleph. 25044; Cable Ad:Hennessy

Fargo

R. J. Cloake Directors-!-S. K. Hue

Managers—Hon D. Lim, and K.HonC.D.Chak

Lim

M. R. Abbas (Asst.) and Lam Tam (Sales)

S.A. V.T. Leung

Lee Sole Distributor's :

J. Poon Fargo Truck

Plymouth CarsChassis

A. G.Quark Willard Batteries

Mrs. E. H. Batalha

Miss S. Bander wi * m 4i te m

C. A. Allen

J.M.R.Gershkovich

Veiga Southern Trust Finance Co., Ltd.,

A.LauM.Shu Omar The—

Vceux 102,

RoadChung Tin Teleph.

Central; Building,26160

5, Des

Tong

H. Brokenshire,1 night sub-editor Spalinger &. C., S.A. U., General Ex-

C. M. Faure G. H. Blok porters & Importers—16, Queen’s Road

0.K. N.C. Lum

Dragon ji Ng Sau Wye

Cheang Yan Sam C.; Teleph. 26774; Cable Ad: Spalinger

Business Dept.— Spanish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

R.ChanH. Kai

Wong, accountant

Sat Shiu N.™Lee Chi Pang Spanish

' T.Cheung Dominican Procuration—(Nee

Lam YungKing-

Fai Leung Churches and Missions)

Tam Sik Poon Miss F. Wong Sports Club—(Nee Clubs)

Chan See, cashier

St. Andrew’s Society—(Nee Associations

m 'fr n # m ^ and Societies)

South China Newspapers, Ltd. (Oper- St. Francis Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

ating Newspapers in Hongkong and

South China)—Registered Office: 106- St. Andrew’s Church

110, Hollywood

21864; Road;Telephs.

Cable Ad: Newsroom 23767 and St. Anthony’s Church

Board

Shum Wai-yau and Wu Hip-tong,

of Directors—Shum Wai-man St. Francis Boys’ Club

(managing directors) St. John’s Cathedral

Wai K wok Luen, secretary St. Joseph’s Church

St. Louis Industrial School

St. Margaret Mary’s Church

TSj ^ M M # IS St. Peter’s Church

South China Transportation Co., St. Teresa’s Church

Custom Clearance and Forwarding St. Teresa’s Home

Agents, Undertake to Transport or (Nee Churches and Missions)

Tranship General Cargo, Heavy

Machinery, Household Furniture, St. Joseph’s College

and Personal Effects, etc.—12a, Des St. Mary’s School

Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 30556 St. Paul’s College

Shiu Wing Nin, manager St. Stephen’s College

Au Sik Leung, assistant

Baggage Department St. Stephen’s Girls’ College

R. C. Shiu (Nee Educational)

HONGKONG

St. John’s Ambulance Brigade Over- , Order & Shipping—F. H. Tyson

(attorney), S. S. Sequeira and E.

seas, The (The Venerable Order Way

ofJerusalem)—(See

the Hospital Associations

of St. John& So-of Operating—H. C. Durrschmidt and

cieties) N. Volkoff

Laichikok Installation — H. W.

Standard Chemical Works, Ltd.—658, Mills, W. P. Barclay, W. Turner and

Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57197; A. A. Lopes

Cable Ad: Stacowork

Standard Transportation Co., Ltd., Stanton, ib m jk m m n ±

Owners and Managers of Oil Tank Stock Exchange W. T., Exchange Broker—

Steamers—Union Building; Teleph, 33087 and 31550; Cable Building; Telephs.

30203 Ad: Stanton

Directors—1. H. Geare, F. H. Tyson, “Star” Ferry Co., Ltd., The—Telephs.

R. Sanger and E. F. Koch 5800157143

(Office), 21236 (Hongkong Wharf)

U % Mei Fou Rang and (Kowloon Wharf). Operating

Hongkong-Kowloon Ferry Service, Con-

Standard - Vacuum Oil Co. (South naught Road

China Dept.)—Union Building; Teleph. Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

30-203; P.O. Box 86; Cable Ads: Standvac (chairman), Hon. Mr.

and Vacuum A. H, Compton, T. S.B. H.Wilson

Dodwell,

and

Home Office H. V. Wilkinson, D.s.o.

H. L. Schult?,, general manager Staff—

Attorneys C. M. Manners, secretary

Koch, L. J.L.B. Rocke, Emmert,J.E. R.F.

D.G.M. B.Mackenzie,

S. Thomson,supt.accountant

engineer

Sindlinger, F. X. Lee and L. E. H. Large, inspector

Brown C. P. Bond, do.

Refined Oil Deprtment

L. A. da Costa,

J. M. Fonseca LC. G.E. Remedios Marques Star Store (Carlos Chan) — 312,

Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

A. V. Gosan'o

C. A. Marques *M. A. RibeiroA, E.

Simoes 57819

Lubricating Oil Vepartmeht

I. H. Geare, assist, general manager uj & ± m m m

A. W. Gibson I A. J. Osmund Star Taxicab

G. W. Arnold I C. M. Sequeira

Miss E. R. Bliss j F. X. Sequeira Street; Telephs.Go.,23456

Ltd,,andThe—17, Ewo

26748. Taxi

Stands at Star

N. U; Botelho I Miss J. (Summers and Upper cfc Lower Peak Stations Ferry Pier, Redder Street

A ccountin n Department • Choy Wing Chiu, secretary

J. J.F. H.Richmond

Almfeida | Mrs. M. C. Franks

Operating Department Star Theatre K St(Controlled

» fi *by General

J. A. Shaw, manager Amusements, Ltd.) — 17, Hankow

A. P. Castro, . | D. F. Lopes Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57795

South China Station

R. A.Sanger, manager Steam

M. Kirby, attorney

T. B. Williams, do. LaundryLaundrymen, Dyers, Co.,D The, Sanitary

rye loaners and

J.M. P.H.Thornton, do. Carpet Cleaners -- Head Office and

Varn, Hongkong Sales Dept. Works: Kwdllg Wah Rd., Kowloon;

Teleph. 57032; Cable Ad: Sanitari-

Ho Nai

Leung Fuk TinChing ly ; Hong Kong Depot: Kayamally

Wee Chai GheePing- Bldg., 22a, Queen’s Road Central ;

Ref. Oil Dept. W. Hewitt, F. N. Teleph.

Yeung Shuk 21279; Kowlpon Depot: 27,

Nathan Road ; Teleph. 58545; Glou-

Cunningham,

and Miss A. .HamiltonJ. Brook, F. Blakey cester Hotel,' 2iid Floor; Teleph. 28938;

Accounting Dept —W. L. L. Bar Peak Depot, Upper Tram Terminus;

ker, J. W. Mayhew, A. J. J. Martin, Hong Kong Hotel Peninsula

Teleph. 29352.

and Repulse Bay

Hotel,

J. Braga and R: 0. Danenberg Hotel (Visitors Only)

tLONGKONP 4661

Manager—W. W. Hirst; Teleph. Accounts Department

57770 Leung

Assist. Manager—A. W. Ramsey Li ShekChung

Chew Yok

Assistants—Mrs. D. Long, Miss D. M. Sole Distributors for :

Lo, Mrs. E. F. Shea and Miss G. Pontiac Cars

White Oldsmobile Trucks

U. S. Royal Tires & Rubber Accessories

Stephen & Co.—National Bank Building, Canton Branch Office — 58-58a, Fung

Ning Road, Canton; Teleph. 12813

2nd Floor

% M * ± . Si Tsat King Tdi Sun Co., Ltd., The, Department

Stewart Brothers, Bill and Bullion Street Stores—Des Voeux Road, Wing Wo

Brokers^—1b, Chater Road and Connaught Rd.; Teleph.

28134 (3 Lines); P.O. Box 548; Cable

H.H. R.B. B.L. Dowbiggin

Hancock Ad: Taisun. Branches: Canton-

West Bund and Wai Oi :;Road C.

Stone Advertisinu Co.—National Bank Proprietors Affiliated

of Hotel “Asia, Canton.

with The Sun Co. (Shanghai),

Building, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 22464 Ltd., Shanghai

Directors—Choy Ying Fai (chair-

Strahan, Nicolson & Bunje, Doctors man), Tong Tze Sau, Lo Chung

—Alexandra Bldg.; Teleph. 28030 WTan, Mok Kon Sang, Lau Hey

Dr. S. Seguin Strahan, m.a.,m.b., ch.b. Shing,

Hok Pang, LeongWong

Ting Kwok

Hon. Cheung

Ching,

(Oxon.), l.r.c.p. (Bond.), m.r.c.s. James

r T. Choy, Choy Hon Fun,

(Eng.), (Res: 36b, The Peak; Teleph. WHingong Chack

29152) Wan, Choy Koon ShiuChan

Yee, Chan Wah, and

Dr. M. Nicolson, m.b., b. en. (Glas.)

(Res: 6, Tak Shiiig St.; Teleph, Wong WTing Seen .

59312) Choy Chong, chief mgr.

Dr. F. Bunje, l.r.c.p. (Bond.), M.R.C.S. C. L. Wong, sub-mgr.

(Eng.), (Res: 2, Link Road; James T. Choy, secty.

Teleph. 22165) Choy Hon Fun, chief acct.

Dr. J. S. H. Scott, l.r.c.p. (Lon-

don), m.r.c.s. (England), (Res: Sun, Dr. E. W. J.—Office: King’s

283, Prince Edward Road; Tele- Theatre Building (4th Floor); ’feleph.

phone 57066) 26753; Residence: 4 Babington Path;

Telephone 221 il

Strong & Co., Exporters—Bank cf

Canton Bldg. (5th Floor); Teleph. Sun

28163; P.O. Box 91; Cable Ad: Fireworks Manufacturer & Manu-

Chinaforce facturers’ Agents — National Com-

merpial 22240;

Teleph. and Savings

OaMe Ad:BankSuperb:

Bldg. :

Studt & Co.—Bank of China Bldg., Codes.: Bentley’s Complete, A.B.C.

4th Floor; Teleph. 24608; Cable Ad • 5th Edition,. Acipg & Private. Bran-

Sudco ches : Penang, Canton, Kongmoop &

Sui Heong Yuen Godown Co., The, Shek lung

Warehousing, Stevedoring & Insurance

Agents—K.

Mongkok; Telephs. M. Lot57998

57, Nelson

(Godown)Street,

and SunMerchants—8a,

Fat Company, Import and Export

30256 (Office) Des Voeux Road C-;

Teleph. 24288; P. 0. Box 514; Cable Ad:

Sunfat

Sui Shing Co. 199-203, Johnston H. S. Tong, manager

Road; Teleph. 31351 K. S. Yeung, assistant

Li Chung Po, manager

Sale's Department Sun Lee Sugar Works—S.L. 551,

Lau Ping Kwan

Leung Wai Chunk Shaukiwan E.; Teleph. 24539

A662 HONGKONG

Hfj ^ Wing Ming Sun Sun & Co., Universal Provides—

Sun(Head LifeOffice:

Assurance Co. of Canada 222, Des Yoeux Road C.; Teleph.

Montreal)—South China 26292

Branch: Gloucester Building, Des Vceux

Road Central; Telephs. 31211-2; Cable Sunley it Co., Importers, Exporters and

Ad: Sunbeam; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. General Merchants—P.O. Box 232

5th Edition

J. P. Whithain, acting branch mgr.

Lam Tit Hong, accountant Super Radio & Elec. Co., Radio A

Chan Ping Shu, chief clerk Electric Suppliers—149, Des Voeux

Miss

Wong H. Noronha, stenographer Road C.; Teleph. 33138; Cable Ad :

clerksYat Chuen & Ng Yee Ching, Superadio; Code: Bentley’s

B. W. Tape, local adviser

Agency Staff— Swan,

ManilaCulbertson & Fritz, Investment

and Singapore) (Shanghai,

A. I. Burnie Bankers and Brokers inNewSecurities and

Alb. K. M. Chan Commodities. Daily York Stock

Ed. Chan Exchange Service—Hongkong & Shang-

A.L. A.H. deLammert

Roza hai Bank Bldg. (1st Floor); Telephs.

Mrs. 30243, 30244, 30245, 30246; P.O. Box

D. O.A.Silver B. Sanderson

767; Cable Ad: Swanstock

F.J. Walther

W. Timm Emile Essig, managing partner

Wei Pak King R. M. Strong, Jr., asst, manager

Staff—C. M. Correa, C. E. Carneiro,

F.S. (Canton)

L.E. Yen

W. Lammert, district manager M. A. Carvalho,

David, P. Z. Choy,Jen,M.

Mrs. K. Y. Lee Vincent M.Liu,Guterres,

Y. C. Lau,Lemuel

Miss E. R.

G.Mrs.E. Lynne

Lyon Major, Frank Ng, J. E. Noronha,

B. A. Proulx, Mrs. M. N. Rakusen,

F. RodriguesWong (Macao) H. C. Shum, H. F. Sommers, P. K.

Sui, K. C. Wong and S. H. Yip

C.Fr.T.Murer

Evans(Swatow)

(Amoy) Corespondents :

Hayden, Stone & Co., New York

J. E. Swan & Co., New York

n & mm& n n k Members :

Dei yih di che yu han hung sze New York Cotton Exchange

Sun Light Co., Ltd., The, Electric Light Chicago

CommodityBoardExchange,

of Trade Inc. (Silver,

Dealers, “Edison” & “Osram” Lamps— Rubber, Silk, Copper, Hides and

137, Des Voeux Road Central; Tele- Tin)

phone 22255; P.O. Box 248; Cable New YorkCommodity

Coffee & Sugar Exchange

Ad : Inalada Canadian Exchange, Inc.

Sun Po Chuen Co., Importers and Winnipeg Grain Exchange

Exporters, Labour Contractors, Manila Stock Exchange

Transportation of Goods and Car- Shanghai Stock E a change

goes, Transhipped Service and Tax-

ation Declared for Customers to Swatow Chemical Co.—80, Wing Lok

Chinese Custom House—318, Lock- Street; Teleph. 32444

hart Road; Teleph. 25746; Cable and

Radio Ads: 3184; Code Used: jpfj ^ Jjfj jllj San Tau Kung Sze

A.B.C. 5th Edition

Lui Chuen Shek, manager Swatow Drawn-Work Co., Manufac-

turers and Exporters of All Kinds of

Sun Shing Co., Dealers in Cameras broideries, Table Linens, Handkerchiefs, Art Em-

Photographic Des

Watches—29, Goods,

YoeuxBinoculars

Road and Underweai', Silk

Central; Fancy

Shawls, Ladies’

Goods and

Silk

Novelties,

Teleph. 25872; P.O. Box 24; Cable Ad: Buying Agents for All Kinds of

Superfine; Code : Bentley’s Second Teleph. 22860; P.O. Box 445; Cable;

Chinese Products—14, Pedder St.

Phrase

K. S. Foo, manager Ad: Swatowwork; Code: Bentley’s

HONGKONG A663

13 & HsMI it ft gum Swie Hong, Handel Maatschapplj,

»Swatow Lace Co., Ltd., Manufacturers M. V., Swie Hong

corporated TradingEast

in Dutch Co., Ltd. (in-

Indies),

and Exporters of All Kinds of Art Coal, Shipping and General Mer-

Linens, Silk Lingerie, Handker- chants, Importers and Exporters

chiefs, Chinese Rugs and Carpets, and Commission Agents—20, Con-

Furnitures and Many Chinese Art naught Rd. Central; Teleph. 28331;

Objects. Wholesale and Retail— Cable Ad : Swiehong; Codes Used :

Head Office: 16, Redder Street;

Teleph. 24656; P.O. Box 475; Cable Ad: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions, Bent-

ley’s Complete Phrase, Oeymohoat’s

Sanscrit. Factories: 6, Morrison Street, with Supplement, Indonesia, Hoa-

Peiping; 56, Love Lane, Bubbling

Well Road, Shanghai; 207, Kialat boeS. and K.

Private

Go, manager

Road, Swatow Anson Yao, secretary

Swedish Consulate—{See Consulates) Sworn Measueeks and Weighees to

China & Japan Homeward Freight

m & m mm a m ^ Conference—P. & O. Bldg. (6th Floor);

Swedish

Wang HingMatchBuilding,Co., —331, Telephs.

Ltd.Queen’s

3rd Floor, H. Nish

20860 and 34368

Road C.; Teleph. 24929; Cable Ad: J. Linakcr I S. W. Minshali

Matches; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th P. Younghusband | R. W. C. Lament

edns., Bentley’s Complete Phrase, T. C. Fairburn (Canton)

Bentley’s Second Phrase and Uni- Sze Hai Tong Bank & Insukance Co.

versal Trade Code —36, Bonham Strand West; Teleph.

B. Astington, manager 23593

Wong Tat, compradore

Representing :

The Swedish Match Co., Ltd., SzeAnthracite Wai & Co., Sole Agents for Hongay

Coal in Hong Kong & South

Sweden; and Associated Com- China — 42, Bonham Strand West:

panies Teleph. 25009; Cable Ad: Szewai

fj ££ Sui Din Yang Hong Sze Woo Watee Boats —179, Wing

Swedish Trading Co., Ltd., The, Lok Street; Teleph. 21519

General Merchants, Importers and

Exporters, Insurance Road

Building, Queen’s Agents—China

Central; n & m m m it #

Telephs. 20171 and 23640; Cable Ad: Tabaqueeia Filipina, Wholesale and

Swedetrade ; Codes : A.B.C. 5th edn., Retail26,

Tobacconists—Shell House,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

Scott’s 10th& edn.

Schofield’s and Western Union, 23559; 18, Hankow

Bentley’s Road, Kowloon;

H. Hallgren, manager Teleph. 58862; 22b, Des Yoeux Road

G. Lundborg, mech. engr. C.; Cable Ad : Tabaqueria. Head

Paper & Telephone Depts. Office: Shanghai

Leung Cho U T. S. Canning, gen. mgr. (S’hai)

Lee Y. M. Liu, branch mgr.

LeungWaiWing

TongKwong H. C. Wood, sub-manager

Y. C. Wood & T. H. Yee, accts.

S. K. F. {Ball Bearings) and Gas Station Staff—H. Y. Wong, Chu Liang

Departments Liu, Charlie Wood and S. E.

Lok I Chow

Cheung Hung

Tam Kwan Kon Tack Lee Co., General Merchants and

Sum SJk Fun Commission Agents — China Bldg.;

Accounting & Insurance Depts. Teleph. 33332; P.O. Box 744; Cable

U Kai Cheung

Leung Kwong Yui Ad: Trico

Sundries and Machinery Depts. Lo Cheung Nin, office manager

So Po Kam Johnson Lamm, business manager

Leung Tze Wai Wong Chung Hoi, secretary

A664 HONGKONG

% & m it m i@ n m

Taok Shing Co., General Importers TaxProvisions, Wo Com j-RADoui:, High Class

Cigars and Cigarettes,

and Exporters—227, Queen’s Road Coal Contractor, Wine and Spirits.

Central; Teleph. 20836: Cable Ad : Patent Medicine and Perfumery—10

Indanth and 12, Hankow Road (Corner of

Chan Wai Yeuk, manager Peking Road), Kowloon

M. K. Chanson, asst. mgr. Managing Director—George Wong

Taj Fook Trading Co., General Im- Staff — Wong Cho Ying, Wong

Chun Ying, Wong Hon Ying,

porters and Exporters—5, Des Voeux Wong Hok Ling, Lo Yick Kwan,

Road C. ; Telephs. 20405 and 31753; Thumb Cheuk Man, Cheung Pui

P.O. Box 431; Cable Ad: .Tadorna Lan, Lee Chi Fung, Mak King

Sun, Yau Wai Cheong, Leung

Kwok Kii, Ko Wai Chiu, Li

-III JSfM’il’ iv Heung To, Cheung Loi and

Cheung Pak Tung

Tat Hang Rubber Factory, Manu-

facturers of “Globe Brand” Rubber Taikoo Club—(See Clubs)

Canvas Shoes and Boots—1-9, Yen

Chow Street. Sham-shui-po, Kow- Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

loon, Hong Kong; Teleph. 56015 Co. of Hongkong, Ltd., The—

Yau Kiam-fe, proprietor Quarry Bay; Teleph. 30211: Cable

C. T.P.S.Young,

Cheung,manager

asst, manager Ad : Taikoodock

S. L. Yau, asst, manager Butterfield & Swire, agents

J. Finnie, manager

^ ^ PP If J. F. Lawrie, local secretary

Tax Hung Printing Press, General A.

D. B.B. Moir,

Bone, assist, manager

do.

Printers, Book-binders, etc. — 186, R. B. Bell, do.

Sai Yeung

Teleph. 50264 Choi Street, Kowloon; A. Maclndoe, do.

F. K. Pattinson, do.

L. F. Wong, proprietor N. Mathieson, accountant

Lam Shiu Ying, assistant W. B. Adams R. Wright

G. Bird T. Young

Tai Ming—146, Connaught Road C.; W. Brown D. W. Beeken

Teleph. 22426 S. Boulton J. Fleming

J. C. Chalmers | N. D. Meffan

W. Cunningham! (J. W. Paterson

Tai On Manufacturing Co., Ltd., J. C. Ferguson | I). McColgan

Mostpiito Incense and Mosquito A. C. Ford J. McCormack

A. D. Fraser T.J.B.

Destroyer Manufacturers and Ex

porters — 40, King Lung Street, G. Gerrard i D. MacIntyre

Munro

Teleph. 20302; Cable Ad : Talon S. Hope I G. Nisbet

B. M. Keown R. B. Norrie

D. L. Lyle

Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd., The— A. McArthur | W. A. R. Osborne

Hong Kong Branch: 6th Floor, Nation- J. C. Poison ; W. J.R.Pendergast

Oswald

al Commercial Bank Building; Teleph. S. Simpson ! D. Peoples

33331; A. Stalker

and 5454Cable Ads: Taipinginc

(Chinese). (English)

Head Office: 212, G. H. Stewart . ,S.T7 J.,,Pollock

C. H. Summers ! Melrose

,

Kiangse Road, Shanghai T. Swan ! J1

J. T. Thirlwell i f 'f ^'gg£

a* m R. C. Wallace I K A- Glbson

Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. — 14, J. A. Watson ! W. G Bovaird

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. J. J. Whyte | D. Coull

24743; Cable Ad : Taishinsur E. Wilson W. P. Clemow

HONGKONG A665

J. J. Forster J. D. Dewar Tam, W. N. Thomas, Barrister-at-Law

H. O. Gillies J. Benallack —4, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 24756

R. Main W. G. McKie

J. Nimmo A. F. Tocher Tanaka, Photo Studio, Amateur

H. Smith J. C. Dry burgh Photographic Service, Photographic

J. B. Thomson T. E. McDonald Studio Accessory of .,Ail Kinds—12,

R. McKibbin F. J. Willey Peking Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

F. J. Jeacock 57072. Branch: 31a, Nathan Road,

Kowloon

% m t ± Tat Kuan & Co., General Import and

Tai kbb tong fang Export and Commission Agents—

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.— Floor); Bank of China Building (5th

Quarry Bay, Shaukiwan Road Teleph. 23107; Cable Ad:

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Totickpedo

Sons, Ltd.), general agents

A. R. H. Phillips, manager

G. W. Tate, assist, manager Teikoku Kaiji Kyokai (The Imperial

D. W. Hume, chief engineer Japanese Marine Corporation)—

D. H. Clark, chief chemist 10th Floor, Bank of East Asia

J. F. Anderson Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 lines);

T. C. Barclay J. G. Mitchell Cable Ad: Veritas

T.J. McC. Beattie S. F. Newman Surveyors—T. H. G. Brayfield,

E. Beck J. P. Rush M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.P.T.,

R. F. Clark W. P. Seath p.r.s.a. and , A. W. Black, m.i.n.a.,

F. Hillon R. Quinlan -M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.P.T.F.R.S.A.

F. Connolly T. F. Stainton Clerk—S. Y. Yan

F. Musker J. Waid

® ® ±

Tai Pak Teen Po Kung Sze

n m n m * Telegraph Co., Ltd., Great Northern

Tajmahal Silk Store, The — King’s —3, Connaught Road (Next to Hong

Theatre 26136;

Teleph. Building,P.O.Queen’s RoadCable

Box 477; Central;

Ad: Kong441:Club); Teleph. 20442; P. O.

Nar Silk; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Box Cable Ad: Nordiske; Sub-

Office: 67, Jervois St.; Teleph. 21481

edns. and Bentley’s F. V. Jensen, manager

S. Narain, proprietor O. A. HaDsen, engineer

D. S. Mohan, manager E. C. Traerup | B. A. Andersen

B. Gordan, accountant A. L. de Souza, traffic agent

B. L. Kirpalani, salesman E. L. Barros i R. J. dos Santos

A. D. Utoomal, do. F. A. Baptista j

K. B. Daryanani, do.

C. Y. Kwok, do. aIguT"10 iw-v*2r

C. K. Cheng, do. A. F. V. Ribeiro ' •1 ■F- Marques

L. M. Silva i A. J. Barretto

% m w m ® Tester & Building,

Abraham,Des Stockbrokers—

Tak Cheong, Gentlemen’s Tailors and change Voeux RoadEx- C.;

Outfitters—50, Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 20323; Cable Ad: Rectitude

P. Tester ! E. Abraham

Teleph. 21317; P.O. Box 1515; Cable R. Abraham, signs per pro.

Ad : Bonton

Talati, M. P., Import and Export Tester's Beauty Parlour — Pedder

Bldg., 12, PedderKong StreetHotel;

(1st Teleph.

Floor),

Merchant—18, Ice Hotise Street; Opposite

Teleph. 20511; Cable Ad: Tulip 22103; CableHong

Ad: Testerbeau

HONGKONG

*3 & vft A 6 ± i$ and Peiping. London Agents: Viney,

Price and Goodyear, C. A., 8, St.

Texas Company (China), Ltd., The, Martins-le-Grand,

Petroleum & Its Products—14, Queen’s E.C. 1.

Road Cent.; Telephs. 28094-5-6-7 (Office), Partners—

51920 and 51929 (Installation, Tsun E. S. Wilkinson, c.b.e., a.c.a. (S’hai)

Wan); L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin)

B. C.Cable Ad: Texaco

Lawrence, district manager G.B. A.O. Buyers, c.a.

Blaker, a.c.a.(Shanghai)

(Shanghai)

Sales Department F. G. Maunder, a.c.a. (Hongkong)

G. O. Rockholtz Staff—S. Grove, b.a., a.c.a., F. V.

H. G. Stewart I H. L.

J. J. Me Lachlan | W. S. LeeDecker Wong, D. E. Smith, H.J.A. Hearne,

C.Chen,A. Tsui

Mugford, H.

Shu Hung, K. Sia, G. K.

Roofing and Asphalt Department

Y. Abbas Ping, H. S. Chow, Lam ChanWing Kwai

Hin,

Accounting Department Ho Shiu Tong, Miss D. S. Arnold,

L. H. G. Frost, district accountant Miss R. A. Arnold and Miss E. Lee

F. X. V.Ribeiro

E. Eymard I Miss O. M. Rozario

A. C. V. Ribeiroj Mrs.M.A. Guterres Thoresen &fg Co., Shun Hewy

Ltd., Steamship

General Office Agents and General Merchants — 2, |®

H. A. Barros Queen’s Building; Telephs. 30237-8-9,

G. M. Xavier P.O. Box 6: Cable Ad: Over. Home

Miss T. Gonsalves Office: Thoresen & Co., Ltd. (Oslo), A/S.,

Miss A. Wright Oslo, Norway. Branch Offices: Bangkok

Miss E. Y. Lee and

Miss S. M. Remedios Siam Canton.

Line Head Office for China

Miss E. A. Ribeiro B. Owrum Andresen, manager

Miss M. A. Pinna Nils Wennech Smeby

Miss E. R. Kinola Johan

Tsun Wan Installation RagnarJohnsen

Bro- !| Fok Litman Yan

Tse Sheung

F. E. Schmitt,terminal supt. dersen I Ho Shu Tuen

G.Cheng

S. Angeles

Fook | Miss Miss L.A. M. Xavier

Foster

Theosophical Society— {See Associations Choi Mrs. C. Brown

and Societies) J. Chan ! Mrs. D. Hollands

Thio Sing Liong Handel Maatschap- AgentsLamforFai: Ting, compradore

Py—35, Johnston Road; Teleph. 22492 Bruusgaard Kiosterud & Co., Dram-

^ a # TheLighter

Menam RiverBangkok

Towage and

Thom & Co., W. C., Importers, Ex- Co., Ltd.,

porters and General Merchants—Head China Siam Wharf & Godown Co.,

Office: Honolulu,27,Hawaii, U.S.A. Hong- Bangkok

kong Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo

Central;Branch:

Teleph. 25934;DesCable

Voeux Road

Ad: Thom A.nearF. Klaveness

Oslo & Co., A/S., Lysaker

Partners—

W. C. Thom (Honolulu) States Steamship Co., Portland,

I.W.C. Thom do. Oregon

W. K. Thom do. Oceanic

San Francisco

W. I). Thom (Hongkong) American Pioneer Line, New York

W. F. Thom do.

Thomas, De. J.—Union Building; Teleph Nordisk Skibsrederforening, Oslo

20391 Skibsassuranceforeningen Yidar, Oslo

Assuranceforeningen Skuld, Oslo

Bergens Skibsassuranceforening, Ber-

& g ?© gen

Thomson

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building Skibsassuranceforeningen i Arendal,

(3rd Floor); Telephs. 24616 & 24617 ; Arendal

Cable Skibsassuranceforeningen i Chris-

and atAd:Shanghai,

Scrutiny;Hankow,

Code : Bentley’s;

Tientsin tiania, Oslo

HONGKONG A667

Den Gjensidige Dampskibsassurance- *

forening Skjold, Porsgrun

Forsikrings - Aksjeselskapet Vega, Tratmann & Co., Ltd., Importers

Exporters, Manufacturers’ Represen-

Oslo tatives, Shipping, Forwarding and

Danish Shipowners’

sociation, Copenhagen Defence As- Commission Agents — China Build-

Billeruds A/B., Raffle ing, 6th Floor; Teleph. 25754; Cable

New'ton Mill, Ltd., London Ad: Trato; Codes Used: Acme, Bent-

Stoopen and Meeus, Antwerp ley’s, A.B.C. 6th edn. & Private.

Head Office at Hongkong; Branches

at Canton & Haiphong

*T ft E Managing Directors — A. E. M.

Thornycroft & Co., Ltd., John L, En- Rafeek and Liang Ying

gineers and Shipbuilders, Marine Motor General Staff—Ng Pui Lam, Lo

and Motor Vehicle Manufacturers— Shum Lam, Wu Chi Po, Lo Chor

St. George’s Building, 1st Floor; Teleph. Kin, David Lau, S. Rafeek, A.

22.363; Cable Ad: Thorny H. Rumjahn, Wu Chi Chau, Y.

R. R. Roxburgh, mgr. for China Chiu, Mak Sum Yu and Li Shu

S. D. Begg, secretary Kwan

S. Howard, engineer A gencies:

O. Chan, chief clerk Nu-Organic Remedies, Ltd., Lon-

Mrs. B. Elder, steno-typist don, England. (Pharmaceutical

Preparations)

Mellin’s Food, Ltd., London, Eng-

Tin Hee Tong, Makers of Chinese Me- land. (Mellin’s Food & Mellin’s

dicinal Pills—64, Hollywood Road; Food Biscuits)

Teleph. 23844 Ayrton, Saunders & Co., Ltd..

Liverpool, England. (Hospital &

Tin—178,

Sang,Queen’s

Jewellers, Druggist Supplies, Drugs, Che-

RoadG old andTeleph.

Cent.; Silversmiths

23335 micals)

The Wardle Cotton Co., Ltd..

Manchester, England. (Surgical

To,&Herbert, Dental Surgeon—Hongkong Dressings)

Shanghai Bank Building ; Telephs. Dr. Thilo & Co., Mainz, Germany.

22064 (Office) and 22631 (Residence). (Sterilized Ampoules & Pharma-

(Residence: 14, Conduit Road) ceutical Preparations)

Gedeon Richter, Ltd., Budapest,

Hungary. (Pharmaceutical &

To, Drs. Coxon & Ernest—22, Queen’s Cosmetical Preparations, Com-

Road Central; Teleph. 21380 mercial & Industrial Chemicals)

National Biscuit & Confection Co.,

Tokwa & Co.—Alexandra Bldg.; Teleph. Ltd., Vancouver, B. C., Canada.

31613 (Biscuits)

Jonathan Edmondson & Co., Ltd.,

Liverpool, England. (Confection)

^ Torbor & Co.- Prince’s Building; Teleph. F. H. Faulding & Co., Ltd., Ade-

I 25964 laide, South Australia. (Solyptol

Soap & Antiseptic, Pharmaceuti-

cal Preparations)

!,' Tokyo Hotel—(See Hotels) TheH. J. McGrath Co., Baltimore,

M.D., U. S. A. (Champion Brand

: Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd., Importers Pure Food Products)

and Exporters of Cotton Yarn and Travel Advisers, The, Passenger

Piece Goods, Rayon Yarn and Piece Booking Agents for Air, Rail and

Goods—Prince’s Building; Telephs.

23730 and 26515; Cable Ad: Tohyoh- Steamships, Tours, Baggage Transfer

and Insurance, etc.—315, Gloucester

nuno Bldg.; Telephs. 31181-2; Cable Ad :

J. Matzumoto, manager Adviser; and at Shanghai: 60, Nanking

K. Nagai, asst. do. Road

A668 HONGKONG

J. Hennemann (Shanghai)

Seth W. Clark (Hongkong) Tso & Hodgson, Solicitors — Prince’s

G. Lau Building (1st Floor), Ice House Street;

Mrs. E. da Silva Telephs. 28148 &, 28149; Cable Ad:

G. Ku C. H. Ku Lexicon

• China Representative for -. S.PaulW.M.Tso,Hodgson,

C.B.E., ll.d., solicitor

solicitors

Dean & Dawson, Ltd. (England)

Pacific Greyhound Lines (L'.S.A.) Tso, Dr. T. M., m.d., ch.b. (Edin.),

Parry,

Africa)Leon & Hayhoe, Ltd. (S. d.m.r.e. (Liv.)—63, Des Voeux Road

Central; Teleph. 28282

Travel Association, The Hong Kong ^ m

—Head Office: Travel Bureau,

Wharf Entrance, Kowloon; Teleph. Tsurutani & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Exporters — National Bank Bldg. ;

50555

Hon. Mr. W. J. Carrie, m.a., b.sc., Teleph. 21329; Cable Ad: Tsurutani

chairman

K. Begdon, secretary m ft & m ®

Miss W. Raven, asst, secretary Tung King Co., Tailors, Drapers and

Outfitters—62,

Teleph. 24037 Queen’s Road Central;

£ it fg ii » & Jfc

Trust Industries Belge-Fran< ais — Tung Hing Trading

Exporters, EngineersA Co.,and Importers,

General

National Bank Building, 3rd Floor, Agents—Asia

8a, Des Voeux ltd. Central; Teleph. Road Central;Life Building, 14, Queen’s

Cable Ad: Tungisn

30404; P.O. Box 299; Cable Ad:

Aerotra Tung Lee, Sauce Manufacturers — 357,

A. A. C. Movant, director Queen’s

Y. S. Yau Ignace Tsa and 20449Road Central; Telephs. 20149

ff ¥ if IT Tung Ming Radio & Electrical Co.

Tsang Fook Piano Co., Manufactur- —47, Hennessy Road; Teleph. 34324

ers of the “Morrison” Piano, Tuners

and Repairers, Radiogramophones and Tung on&foF&chuk € im Ip!

po him yau Kan kung sze

Records, Music and Musical Instru-

ment Dealers—19, Queen's Rd. C.; Tung On Firjs Insurance Co., Ltd.—15,

Teleph. 24648; ( able Ad: Pianola. Fac- Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27136

tory: 480, King's Road; Teleph. 22127

Tsang

M. BallFook i Mrs.

Miss M.M. Portallion

Tsang Tung On S S. Co.—122, Queen’s Road

Mrs. F. A. Griggs j Tsang Kay C.; Teleph. 30004

Tung, P. U., Dentist—Chung Tin Build-

Tsano Hin JEu, Dr., d.d:s., i .h.n.l.s., ing; Teleph. 23145

Rental Siirgepri, Dental

Yceux Road C,; Teleph. 22366X-Ray—6, Des Tung Sang, Jewellers and Dealers in Jade

and Precious Stones—196, Queen’s Road

Central; Teleph. 24031

Tse Cheung Shing, Jewellers and Tung Wah Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Silversmith — 20, Lyndhurst Terrace;

Teleph. 20543

m m m mm Turnerif& Co., A.W.V. (Hong m m)Kong),

Tseung Fat Im, Dr., m.b., b.s., General Engineers, Importers, Exporters and

Medical Practitioner—Office; China Building, Ice Bouse. Street;Exchange

General Merchants—Stock

Teleph.

Building; Residence: 73, Bonham 26738; P.O. Box 117; Cable Ad: Turnco

J. H. Lao, secretary

Road; Telephs. 24196, 24515 (Office) and

21635 (Residence) Y. M. Liang, assistant

HONGKONG A669

Agencies : ft ft m m m m

A. W. V. Turner & Co., Ltd., Sheffield. Ulderup k Co., Machineries — Hong-

“Rex” Fire Extinguishers & Fire kong Stock Exchange Building, Ice

Fighting Equipment House Street; Teleph. 32682; Cable Ad:

Climax Rock Drill Co., Ltd., London. Feilun

All Types of Compressors, Pneuma- J. H.P. Ulderup, manager

tic Tools, etc. C. Tsu, assistant

Automatic Coil Winder tfc Electriea,

Equipment Co., Ltd., London. Coil 3C &MCo., J., Jewellers,

UM Man Watch-

Winders, etc.

Champion Machinery Co., Illinoisl Ullmann makers, Diamond Merchants—Alex-

U.S.A. Bakery Equipment

Wingrove & Rogers,

“ Polar ” Radio Ltd., London. andra

Equipment

Building, Chater Road; Teleph.

21133; Cable Ad: Ullmann

Gambrel! Bros. & Co., Ltd., London. L. D. Walch, proprietor

Manufacturers of Aircraft, Army & M. Berruex,Mayer,

Staff—E. manager

V. M. Xavier and

Marine Radio Equipment Chan Fai

Canada Folis, Ltd., Canada. Alum-

inium k Tin Folis for All Pur- Union Church — (See Churches and

poses

Vita-Lick, Ltd., Australia. Mineral Mission*)

Foods ik Fodder for Horses, Cattle,

etc.Electricity ^ ft « M

Aron Meters, Ltd., London Union Commercial Co,, Manufacturers’

Representatives,

Viking Pump Co. of Canada, Ltd,., Watch

Ontario MovementsImporters

k Parts,ofetc.

Watches,

Only.

Reliable Automatic. Sprinkler Co., Wholesale— st Floor, Room 112, Queen’s

Building, 3, OhaterRoad' Teleph. 32228;

Inc.. New York P.O. Box Trade484; Cable

Universal Code Ad: Utrae; Code:

Twentieth Century-Fox, Fed. Inc,, Joseph Bitker, manager

U.S.A.—King’s Theatre26966;Building T. S. Chow, asst, manager

(4th Floor); Teleph. Cable

Ad: Centfox. Branches: Shanghai and m & is w £ & it ^ a m ft t: $

Tientsin Union Insurance Society of Can-

ton, Ltd. -Union Building; Teleph.

28081; Cable Ad: Union

. Directors—Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell

Ty Shin ., Wine and Spirit Stores—108, (chairman), J. Owen Hughes, G.

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21858 Miskin, K. S. Morrison and H. V.

Wilkinson

Tye k Brothers, N. A., Importers, General Manager—A. W. Hughes

Exporters Sub-Manager—W. R. Mansfield

15, PottingerandStreet;

Commission

Cable Ad:Agents

Tyes — Fire Manager,—G. S. Archbutt

Staff—J. W. Alabaster,

N. A. Tye, managing proprietor

L. S. Tye and H. S. Tye, assistants W. F. Leckie, G. M. Leigh

Marrs,Garner,

A. S.

Agencies: Mitchell,

and V. WA.Skues J. Palmer, R. R. Ross

Wrigley’s

mint” “P.Chewing

K’s” and< turns,

“Juicy “Spear-

Fruit” Union Motors—14,18 k 20, Caroline Hill

Carter’s Inks, Mucilage and Cice Road; A. E.Teleph. 30913; Cable

Kew, managing Ad: Tractor

partner

Paste, Carbon Paper and Inked P. Brown, do.

Ribbons, Fountain

Mechanical Pencils Pens and

Ill M Jit Kee

Tyeb & Co., Drapers, General Merchants Union TradingCo., Ltd., Ceneral Im-

porters, Exporters

and

HotelCommission Agents 20648;

Building; Teleph. — Hongkong

Cable Agents—York Building;andTeleph.

Commission

27738;

Ad: Tyeb P.O.Standard

All Box 95;Codes CableUsedAd: Hardware;

U.S.A. Consulate—(See Consulates) S. M. Churn, managing director

F. E. A. Remedios, director

A670 HONGKONG

S. K. Tsoi LA: Black 13 & P& dTft £ $ &

H.Wm.C. Dorabjee

Lam ji M.

Wm.C. Law

Hung United Publicity and Advertising

A. M. S. Rosario | L. G. Remedios Co., Ltd., Commercial

Advertising Publicity and

Agents in Hongkong and

Mrs. C. Xavier,

Miss M. Y. Eung, do. ste.no. China—Morning Post Building, 3,

Agents for: Wyndham Street; Telephone 283^7;

The Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd. Cable Ad: Upaco

Cheng Tsi-man, manager

The

The Home Insurance Co. ofCo.,

NewLtd.York Staff—W. Shum,C. H.Li Shum,

Chi Pok,

Yorkshire Insurance

The Elders Insurance Co., Ltd. HumChan

and Chuen,

Tai Quai H. G. NgLi

Union Water bo at Co., Ltd.—Hong United Services Recreation Club—

Kong Bank Bldg. ; Teleph. 28021 (See Clubs)

United Artists Corporation — King’s United States Life Insurance Co., The

Theatre Building; Teleph. 26905; Cable —12-14, Queen’s Road Central, 3rd

Ad: Unartisco Floor; Teleph. 30143

Manager—Y. C. Lee

Staff Y. H. Leung, T. C Ho, F. K.

United Delivery Co., Ltd., Haulage Lee, K. N. A ung, S. L. Ma, James

and Delivery Service, Transporta- Ma and V. V. Needa

tion Contractors to H.M. War De-

partment and Naval Yard—Town United States Rubber Export Co.,

Office: Bank of Canton Building; Ltd., Products of: The United States

Lockhart Nathan

Garages: Road, Kowloon

Road, Wanchai ; Telephs.and Rubber Co., System and The Dominion

Rubber Co., Ltd., System — 1a, Chater

20906, 30939, 27672, 58985, 58556 and Road; Teleph. 32642; Cable Ad:

58557 Rubexport

C. H.A.T.Blum,

Wongrepresentative

(Tire Division)for China

United

and Industrial

Exporters—Bank Supplies,

of Importers

East Asia L.M. L.F. Rocha (Accounts)

Building; Teleph. 34352; Cable Ad: Tong, salesman

Supplies; Codes; Acme and Bentley A, M. Gosano, stenographer

Leong Yue Sang, manager

United Manufacturing Co.—74, Des United If '[& M Luen-seung-hvng

Voeux Road C.; Teleph. 20639 Commission Traders, andImporters,

Insurance Exporters,

Agents—

ft ^ m m m m # York Building; Teleph. 32913; P.O. Box

135; Cable

Acme Ad: Unitrade; Codes Used:

and Private

Yn mi che yeh Icie chi hong Chan AT Tsung, principal

United Mechanical Industries, Agencies-.

Engineers and Local Manufacturers— Sun Insurance Office,Co.,

Ltd,Ltd.,

London

Shell House; Teleph. 21221: Cable Ad: Patriotic Assurance Dublin

Unmind; and at Shanghai (Head Office) Michel Cosmetics, Inc., New

Agents for -. r York

Linde’s Eismaschinen, Ges. f., Wiesb- Veldown Co.,

Noxzema Inc., New

Chemical Co., ABaltimore

ork

aden, Hoellriegelskreuth, Suerth The Eye-Gene

Beck

Union&IronHenkel, Kassel

Works, Elizabeth, N. J. Maybelline

Parfums Cbarbert,Co.,Co., Chicago

Chicago

Inc., New York

International

N, V., The HagueHandels Consortium, TheVuleanized Rubber Co., '‘'ewYork

TheBristolClayton Manufacturing Co.,

United Photoplay Service, Ltd., Film Rex Research Corporation, Chi ’

ProducerRoad

Voeux & Theatre

C.; Teleph.Owner-

24203. 12,Branch

Des

Offices: Shanghai, Canton and Peiping; Universal Drug Co., All Kinds of

Cable Ad: Ups Foreign and Chinese Patent Medicines

Lo Ming Yau, mng. director —171,

22774 Johnston Rd, Wanchai; Teleph.

Lam Shiu Yip, secretary

HONGKONG A.671

j Ukiveesal Pictures Corporation of In China—114, Shameen, B. 0., Canton;

Teleph. 14003, Shanghai and Macao. In

China—Local Office: (4th Floor), King’s India—Bombay, Calcutta andRangoon.

Theatre Building,

Teleph. 33288; Queen’s

Cable Koad Central; In Ceylon—Colombo

Ad: Unfilman

| H. Dudoff, South China mgr. Directors—K. B. Vaidya, managing

Universal Radio Co. —41, Des Voeux Agencies-. director and Jose Ligaya

Road C.: Teleph. 28581 Dr. Richard Weiss, Berlin (“Viritin-

| Universal Sales, Sole Importer for The ets” & “Fertetinets,” etc.)

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.— 36, Merz & Co., Frankfurt - on - Main

French Bank Building; Teleph. 34194; (Recto-Serol, etc.)

P.O. BoxBentley’s

1457 CableandAd:Private.

Fonco; Codes: J. A. Harris, Ltd., Montreal

‘ Acme, Head (“Tussiva” for Whooping)

Amrutanjan Depot, Madras (“Amrut-

1j f Office: R. 51,L. Canton

Fong, Road, Shanghai

general manager arijan” Pain Balm)

Amritlal Ojha & Co., Ltd., Calcutta

Harry M. L. Ho, secretary (Coal, Cokes & Irons)

| Universal New Dholera S.S., Ltd., Bombay

Building; Trading

Teleph. Co.—Entertainment

31581; Cable Ad:

Tunica tr n m s $

• A. C. Chan, .manager VALLEy Electric Co., Contractors for

C.Stall—Leung

N. Wong, accountant

Che Sang, Leung In Radio and Electric Supplies, Specialists

and Pun Yue Pui in Electric Lighting Installations—Asia

Life Building, Queen’s Road Central;

• University of Hongkong—(See under | Teleph. 20429; Cable Ad: Valectric

' Educational) Wilfred Wong, manager

Laum Tung Forig, actg. mgr.

Utoomal & Assudamal Co., Ex- | L. T. Low, treasurer

porters of Torch Cases, Batteries, ;

Canvas Rubber-sole and Leather Valley Undertakers - 3-7, Hysan

Shoes, Hosiery, Cotton and Silk

Shirts Pyjamas, Cotton & Silk Avenue : Teleph. 32979

Piece Goods, Linen Napery, Wo |

. men’s Lingerie, Hats, Raincoats,

Leather Suit Cases, Camphorwood i

Chests, Rattan Furniture, Umbrel- Vannini^& Co.,#A.,sTerrazzo mm#

& Terrazzo

las, Chinese Curios, Rioe, Tea, Tiles, Italian Marble for Monumental

Sugar Candy and Essential Oils, i and Architectural Work, etc.—Factory

etc.;

ton importers of Cotton Textiles, Cot- j

of Hongof j and Office: 141-143 and 147; Electric

KongTarn, Sundries;

Weaving OwnersFactory

& Knitting Road; Teleph. 26831; Cable Ad:

Hong Kong—Duddell Street; Telephs. i Vannini; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

It 21614, 31832, 21613 and 21612; P.O. Box Private

335; Cable Ad: Premmark;Codes: Acme, j

Ilf Bentley’s A.B C. 6th edn., Universal | O.A. Acconci, Vannini, manager

assistant

R Code, Oriental 3-letter Code and Chung Yung Ping, store-keeper

Private Codes

Managing Directors—A. Vaswani and |

Jr P. Vaswani Vasunia & Co., J. P., Importers and

Manager—D. S. Dinga Exporters,

y Accountant—K. Krishna Commission General

Agents —Merchants

38, Wyndhamand

Street; Teleph. 21077; P. O. Box 406;

1; Vaidya & Co., Ltd., K. B. (Incorporated ! Cable Ad: Vasunia

Inchants,

Hongkong), Principals

Vasunia —andF.H.P.P. Vasunia,

Vasunia P. P.

ExportersCoaland and Coke Mer-

Importers and j Managers—K. H. Shroff and E. M.

Shipping Agents & Medicines Agents—

Hongkong Office: 12-14, Queen’s Road ' Chinese Mehta

Central; Telephs. 26310 & .31488; P.O. | Staff—Chu King Man, Cheng

Box 714; Cable Ad: Amrak. Branches: Moon Ying and Wong So

A672 HONGKONG

& m ft & n # *1 H Hfj &

Vibro

DrivingPiling The, Pileof Wagstaff & Sons, W. W., Interior

Co., Ltd.,Licensees

and Construction.

the British Steel PilingChater

Co., Road; Decorators

Ltd., Hing Building, and Furnishers, etc.—Wang

London—York Building, 10, Queen’s Road

Telephs. 22588 (Manager) and 32991 Wagstaff. Shanghai33814;

Central; Teleph. Cable Ad:

Office and Fac-

(Secretary);

S.F. M. Churn,Cable Ad: Vibroco

chairman tory: 118, Great Western Road. Singa-

E. A. Remedibs, secretary pore

Thomson Office:

Road)35, Lincoln Road (Off

E. VV. Blaekmore, manager

Victor, J. A., Manufacturers’ Representa- Wah Hing A Co. — 148, Queen’s Road

tive-French

Teleph. 30191;Bank CableBuilding, 4th Floor; Central; Teleph. 26267

Ad: Javictor

J. N.A. C.Victor Wah Kee—Gloucester Building; Teleph.

Barretto 27660

South China Representative for:

Clive

Eisen & Go., London m n m m

W. A. Export Co.,

Biesterfeld c Co., Hamburg “Wah Overseas

Ktu Yat Po,” Published by

Chinese Daily News, Ltd.,

Carl Spanuth, Hamburg Chinese Daily Newspaper

Victoria Diocesan and Missionary Lane; Editorial Publishing Offices: 1 and 2,(Morning)—

Yuen On

and Business Depart-

Association—(Nee Associations and ment: Telephs. 106-110,

21864, 23767 Hollywood

and 23984; Road;

Cable

Societies) Ad:Shum

Overseanews; Code: Bentley’s

Victoria Female Home and Orphanage W"ai Yau, managing director

—(Nee Churches and Missions) and publisher

Chang Chi-ting, editor

Victoria Hospital—(Nee Hospitals) Wah Mei Electric Co., Electric Sup-

Victoria Investment Co., Ltd.—Holland Road pliers and Contractors—135, Des Vmux

House, 3rd Floor Central; Teleph. 23792; Cable

and Radio Ad: Wameieleco; Codes

Victoria Radio Shoppe—14, Hankow Used: Acme, Bentleys’ and Private

Road, Opp. Star Theatre, Kowloon; Chan Chison, general manager

Teleph. 51411; Cable Ad: Victoria Chari Ching To, manager

Proprietor—John R. A. Pearne

Manager—Henry T. G. Pearne m b ^ m

Service Mechanic—Lau Yuen “Wah Tsz Yat Po” (Chinesein Morning

Sales Lady—Miss Caan Newspaper 1

, (Established 1864)—

Victoria Recreation Club — (Nee Teleph. Business 20227;

Dept.: 5,Editorial

WellingtonDept.:

Street;

Clubs) Wellington Street; Teleph. 30249; P. 0-8,

Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd.. Importers Box 100; Cable Ad: Wahtszpo

Bioglan

Floor; Teleph.Products—Holland

21673 House, 1stof

D. P. .1. Lopes, acting secretary ft ft & ffi

Wai & Co., General Merchants—421, Asia

Life

“Vogue”, Ladies Outfitters—Rooms 110, Teleph. 32992; Cable Building, Queen’sAd:Road Central;

Waico; Code

111 &Nathan

178, 133; Gloucester

Road, Kowloon Building and at Used: Bentley’s

Partners-G. H. Brown and W. H. C. M. Wai, manager

K. M. Wai, secretary

Brown Fisher, A. Bottomley,

Staff—Mrs.

Mrs. Meffen and Miss Coudron SB 1

Volunteer Defence Corps — (See WaiGeneral Kee, Contractors

Tent,, Flag —129,

and Sailmakers,

Des Vceux

under Military) Road Central (Top Floor); Teleph. 21833

HONGKONG A673

Wae Loong, Ship and Family Compradore Ad: Lochan; Codes Used: Three Letter

and

RoadGeneral

Central;Storekeeper—72,

Teleph. 22119 Des Vceux and Oriental,

PrivateBentley’s

Code Complete Phrase

Dickson Chan, manager

Wae On Tseung, Ltd., Exporters, Stall—W. M. Lo, Ed. J. Fisher, George

Importers and Commission Agents — Chan and M. F. George

24, Connaught Road Central; Teleph.

' 20711; Cable Ad: Waionseung n & m ft m %

*? w ^ m Wang Bros. & Co., Office Equipment

Waliem 3t Co., Shipowners and Specialists Pottinger and Repair

Street:Ad:Teleph. Service—10,

23580; P. O.

Steamship

and GeneralAgents,

MerchantsCoal —Contractors

Hongkong Box 589; Cable Wangbrot; Code:

& Shanghai Bank Building (1st Floor); Acme

Teleph. Manager—Wang C.YauSiu

Codes: A.21876;

B. 0. 5thCableedn.,Ad:Scotts

Wallem;

10th Accountant—H.

Sales Agent—Peter Yeung

edn., Bentley’s, Boe, Penta and Private Agencies:

H. J. Wallem, partner (Bergen, “Addo” Adding Machine (Swedish)

Norway) “Facit” Calculators (Swedish),

R. Johannessen, partner “Roto” Duplicators (Germany)

K. Knud sen “Baby”

R. Reiertsen | Ho Shiu-que

Managers : “Smith EmpirePremier”Typewriter

Typewriter(British)

(U.S.A.)

Wallem & Co., Ltd., Hong Kbng “Underwood”

Carbons k Elliott Fisher Co.,

Ribbons"(U.S.A.)

A gencies:

Wallem k Co., A/S., Bergen, Norway

International Farve fabrik, A/S., Wang Heng, Jewellers, Gold and Silver

Bergen Ware Manufacturers and Jade Stone

The Madrigal

General Agents ferrLineChina: Dealers — 10, Queen’s Road Central;

The Salen Line Teleph.

Canton Branch: 22085; Cable

2, SaiAd:HingJadestone.

Street;

Teleph. 16356

Wan, Dk. C. H., f.r.c.s., m.b., ch.b.,

h. (Edin.), D.p.H. (Camb.)—China Bldg. d.t.m. &

(2nd .Floor); Telephs. 200.69 (Office) Wang Kee <& Co., Shipchandlers,

Compradores and Stevedores — 3 6,

and 24732 (Residence) Connaught

Wan k Owyang, Dus., Dental Surgeons 3418.1-5; CableRoadAd: Central

Wangkee; Telephs.

—China Building (7th Floor); Teleph. Yeung Yam, manager

32232 Chow Ki, assist, manager

Dr. Han S. Wan, l.d.s., r.c.s. (Edin.) Yeung Fai, do.

Dr. George T. Owyang, d.v.m., d.d.s. Warner Bros., First National Pic-

(Ohio)

Miss L. C. Wap, secretary tures, Inc. — Shell House; Teleph.

Miss 31940; P. O. Box 46; Cable Ad: Firnatex

Miss G.G. Szeto,

Man, assistant

do. C.W. K.S. Tso,

Tsui,branch

acct. mgr.

^ & n * Htfm

Wanchai Auto Accessories Co. — 250-

254, Hennessy Road, Wanchai; Teleph. Warren k Co.,^ Ltd.,War Lun

21795 and Heating Engineers,C. Tile, E., Sanitary

Granite

Wanchai School — (See Educational Terrazzo and MarbleGeorge’s

Monumentalists—St. Specialists,

Bldg.,

under Government) Chater Road; Telephs. 20269 and

24406 ; Cable Ad : Warren; Codes :

ft ft M MM A L.B. C.5th Edition and

B. Warren, a. m. Bentley’s

i. s. e., m. i. p.,

Wanes Commercial Co., Importers & managing director

Exporters, Commission Agents and J. Russell, engineer

Manufacturers’Hepresentatives—Room

101, Asia Life Building, 1st Floor; J.P. G.M. d’Aquino

Teleph. 31439; P. O. Box 1534; Cable Xavier [| C.C. M.M. QuinnSantos

A674 HONGKONG

Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Silks and Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd., Not- ;#

Novelties Store, General Exporters— tingham

46-48, Queen’s Road Central: Teleph. S.M.A. Corporation, Cleveland, i

24529;

Wassiamull P. O. Box 533; Cable Ad : Ohio, U.S.A. |

G. U.T. Karamchand,

Assomull, proprietor The County Perfumery Co., Lon- »

salesman don (Brylcreem & Brylfoam) ;

Colonial Dames, Inc., Hollywood,

Watanmal Boolchand, Silk Goods

Goods U.S.A. (Beauty Preparations)

Specialists, Curios and General J. T. Smith, Nephew, Hull. (Elas-

toplast Products)

Exporters

Teleph. — 18-20,

23259; On 644;

P. 0, Box LanCable

Street;

Ad: Labatoires Famel, France. (Optrex !

Watanmal and Optyre Eye Lotion)

Brook’s Appliance Co., Ltd., Lon- |

Waters & Watson, Chartered Quan- don

tity Surveyors and Loss Assessors—

76a, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Tele- ft m & m

phone 59237 ; Cable Ad : Quants ;

Head Office: 8, Battery Road, Singapore Watt «fe Co., I H, Import-Export General

Agents—26, Des Voeux Road C.;

Partners—D. R. Waters, p.a.s.i., Teleph. 23859; P.O. Box 367; Cable

m.r.san.i. and E. C. Watson, Ad : Wattimex ; Codes Used : Bent-

F.S.I., M.R.SAN.I.

Branch Manager—W. J. Skinner, ley’s, Trade

A.B.C. 5th Edition. Universal

Code and Private

F.S.I., M.R.SAN.I. I. H. Watt, general manager

Way & Hall,

Building Architects

; Teleph. 21078 —: Cable

Kayamally

Ad :

Hallway

Harry Way

Geo. A. V. Hall,

a.r.i.b.a., b.arch.k (Liverpool),

Chartered Registered

Architect

Watson Si Co., Ltd., A. S. (Established

1841), Dispensing and General Chem- ^ m ft n

ists, Wholesale and Manufacturing

Chemists, Wine & Spirit Merchants Weaver & Co., Ltd., Metal Window

Manufacturers. Workers in Bronze and

and Aerated Water Manufacturers— Other Metals—Head Office: 6, Catchick

Head Office : Alexandra Building ; Street, Kennedy Town; Telephone !

Teleph. 20469; P.O. Box 105 ; Cable 34033; P.O. Box 1174: Cable Ad: |

Ad : Dispensary

General Managers—John D. Hum- Weaver Managing Director—W. S. Hsu

phreys and Sons Directors—Wong

Secretary—Wm. Paterson

Staff—G. A. Lawrence, L. Guy, W. Kong, Sen

Kong Leong ShuYuen,

Wing andSunYoung

Yue |{

F. Simpson, R. Sleap, W. S.

Hillier, G. Willoughby, J. L. Weill a Co., L, Sharebrokers—Hongkong

Farrar, T. Lock, P. Wong, H. F. Stock Exchange Building ; Teleph.

Sullivan, A. Jackson, W. L.

Cunningham, W. K. Lui, Miss D. 23164

Hunt, Miss M. da Roza, Miss B. Weiss, K.—White House, Des Voeux |

Remedies and Miss N. Ko

K’loon Dispensary—C. N. S. Burns Road Central ; Teleph. 21040

Agencies : Welted Manufacturing Co. — 24 - 26, 1

John Dewar & Son, Ltd., Perth Fleming Road; Teleph. 28457: Cable

Whitbread & Co., Ltd., London Ad:P. Y.Weltedco

Malayan Breweries, Ltd., S’pore Mar, chief manager

Coca Cola Corporation, Wilming-

ton, Del., U.S.A.

Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, Wesleyan Mission Schools—OSW Educa-

U.S.A.' tional)

HONGKONG A.675

West Coast Lib'e Insurance Co., San A. K. Mackenzie, signs per pro.

1. Fi-ancisco,

6th Floor, California—Branch

Holland House, 9 Queen’s Office: G. A. Burn

Road Central; Teleph. 61513 S. Pinna j Miss N. Z. Nazarin

| Branch Manager—G. E. R. Divett R. Nazarin | Miss R. Grant

| Supervisor,Chinese Dept.—K.W.Chiu Agents for:

F. H. Ayres, Ltd., London.

Agents—G.

Chun Man,F. D’Aquino,

Leung ManB. Hin,

Chan,Lam

Ma (Sporting Goods)

Tak, Lam Ping Ki and H. C. C. E. George Banks & Go., Ltd., Liverpool

Bonhoff (Ship’s Bottom Paint)

Export Bohlers, Ltd., London.

| West River Transportation & Trading W. Cat

(“ ” Brand& Stout)

J. Bush Co., Ltd., London.

Co., Ltd.— 43, Queen’s Road Central; (Essences)

1 Telephone 25814 The Carron Co. of Scotland. (Cast

Iron Pipes, Baths Stoves,

; Western Trading Co. — Alexandra Grates and Castings)

Bldg.; Teleph. 34002 Darragh,

(Coir Smail &Matting

Mats, Co., Ltd.,andAlleppey.

Ropes

Yarn, etc.)

! Westinghousk Electric International J. C. Eno, Ltd., London. (Fruit

Co., Manufacturers of Electrical Ap- Salt)

; paratus and Machinery—Head Office: Evans Sons, Lescher & Webb,

150, Broadway, New York City, Ltd., Liverpool. (Medical Pro-

i IT.S.A.

Mustard & Co., Ltd., David| House; ducts)

Teleph. 31141, Sole Distributors for Thomas Hubbuck & Son, Ltd.

Hong Kong and South China London. (Paints and Yarnishes)

H.

Weston, Capt. Waiter C., m.m.o.c., (Tiles)

London. (Late Surveyor to Lloyd’s John Kidd & Co., Ltd., London.

Agents, Yokohama), Marine and General (Printing Inks and Colours,

Surveyor, Sworn Weigher & Measurer, Varnishes and Roller Composi-

Compass Adjuster & Oil Gauger— tions)

Room 320, (3rd Floor), Exchange The Morgan Crucible Co., Ltd.

Bldg., 14, Des Yoeux Road Central; (Crucibles, Plumbago, etc.)

Teleph. 31300 Norton & Gregory, Ltd., London.

(Architects’ and Engineers’ Papers,

Wha Cloths and Equipment)

VoeuxWeiRoad;

Trading

Teleph.Co.,28646;

Ltd. Cable

8a, Des

Ad: L. ers’

Orlik, London. (Pipes and Smok-

6651 JosiahRequisites)

Parkes & Sops, Ltd., Birming-

i White Star Co., Importers & Exporters ham (“Union” Locks, etc.)

—61, Queen’s Road Central: Teleph. James Robertson & Son, Ltd., Paisley.

23536; Cable Ad: Starlike (Jams and Marmalade)

Frederick Sage & Co., Ltd., London.

H M Wei L° (Interior and Exterior Shop

j Whiteaway, L aide aw & Co., Ltd., Fittings)

Drapers, Milliners, House Furnishers, Chas. A. Schieren Co., New York.

(Tanners

t>) Ladies

Des Yoeux and Road

Gentlemen’s

Central:Outfitters—20,

Teleph. 20092: Superior Leather Belting)

Solignum, Ltd., London. (Solignum

| P.O. Box 470; Cable Ad: Warfield and Norusto)

.1 G. Forder, manager United Steel Companies, Ltd.,

^ Wic King Sheffield. (Steel Plates, Bars, etc.)

Union Assce. Society, Ltd. (Fire

Wicking 8t Co., Ltd., Harry, Mer- Insce.)

I chants & Commission Agents— Prince’s The “Vesta” Battery Co., Ltd..

Buildings; Sydney,

Batteries)Australia. (“ Plate-Lock ”

Wicking Teleph. 30241; Cable Ad: Wiggins, Teape & Alex. Pirie

•J.H. Owen Hughes,

Owen Hughes, do. rang, director

(Export), Ltd., London. (Paper)

A676 HONGKONG

Wilhelm & Co., Maier, Importers— Windsor Brothers (Established

Gem and1902),

Queen’s Building; Teleph. 33709; Cable Manufacturing Jewellers,

mond Merchants, Watch-makers and

Dia-

AdChinamaier; and at Shanghai,

Canton and Tientsin. Head Office: Windsor Platers—56, Nathan Road; Cable Ad:

Wilhelm Road Maier & Co,,, Shanghai, 264,

Kiangse

Y. P. Petrov, manager (Hongkong) G.C. M.H. Windsor, proprietor

Arthur, manager

K. Charles, assistant

B. Dhammadasa, do.

B. P. Ranty, do.

w m m K K) G. Workshop

A. Charles, chief foreman of the

Wai kin shan kap ki lai sze lut sze

Wilkinson & Grist, Solicitors, Proctors Sole“Lanka Importers :

Brand” Choicest Pure Ceylon

and Notaries Public; Practitioners Tea, Quality No. 1

in H.B.M.’s Supreme Court for

China—2, Queen’s Road Central: Windsor & Co., J. A., Manufacturing

Teleph 27731; Cable Ad: Wilgrist; Jewellers, Gem and Diamond Mer-

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., chants, and High Class Electroplaters,

Bentley’s,

London Agents:Lombard’s. & Western

Markby, Union.& Watchmakers and Engravers—9, Han-

Scewart

Wadesons, 5, Bisbopsgate, E.C..2. kow Road, Kowloon

Denis Henry Blake,

solicitor and notary public L.J.Assistants—P.

A.G. Windsor,

H. Denisterproprietor

G. R.De De

Silva, manager

Silva, L. G.

James

GraemeTempler Prior, ll.b., do.

Sisson Hugh-Jones, do. H. P. De Silva, A. W. Kuruneru

H. C. Lee, solicitor and G. H. Samial

G. S. Ford, do. D. A. Paulishamy (Workshop)

H. L. Kwan, do.

Wai Po' Cheung, Ho Kit Shan and & w m m *

Lee Bak Hung, interpreters Wing CoffeeandCompany, Coffee

Importers Exporters andRoasters,

General

Jjl ^ Kut Siny Groceries-

Teleph. 25869; 119, Cable

Des Voeux

Ad: Wing RoadCoffe;

C.,

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark, Var- Albert W. L. Chong, manager

nish, Paint, Oil and Colour Manu-

facturers (Associated with the Orient Wing Fat & Co., General Printers Book-

Paint, Colour & Varnish Co., Ltd.)— binders, Account Book Manufacturers

Teleph.

Agents30331; Cable Ad: Taikoohong

— Butterfield

Connaught Road Central Rubber

Road, Cent.; StampTeleph.

Makers—47,

23253; Des

CableVceux

Ad:

Bookfeat

Williamson & Ce., Ship Agents, Coal

Importers & Contractors, General Mer- Wing Fat Bookbinders

Printing Co., Ltd., The,

chants—P. & O. Building (5th Floor); Printers, and Stationers—

Teleph. 23755 (Office); P.O. Box 615; 149, Cable

Wing Lok Street; Teleph. 22257;

Ad : Teleph.

Witchery.21910.

Factory:Branch

22a,

Cable Ad: Williamson Whitfield;

S. T.T. Ramsey

Williamson 1 Mrs. E. Martin Offices: 7:4, Upper Hokkien Street,

G. B. Witchelt I H. P. Jason Singapore; 22, Tai Chung Road,

WT. J. Thomp- L. C. Chiu Wuchow

son I G. Chiu Wing King Hong—46, Bonham Strand

Williamson, S. rf1., Honorary Agent for W.; Teleph. 24574

the Government

O'. Building (5th ofFloor);

New Zealand—P.

Teleph. 33755;&.

P.O. Box 615; Cable Ad: Williamson ^ & m &

Wing Lee Co.—Alexandra Building

(4th Floor); Cable Ad: Winly

Wilson Construction Tsoi Wing Kai, manager

Road Central; Teleph. Co..—

21002 11, Queen’s Chan Tat, secretary

HONGKONG A677

Wing Lee Petroleum Co.—Alexandra ^ W Pit £ *

Bldg.,

Tsoi 4th

WingFloor;

Kai,Cable

managerAd: Winley Wing On Fire and Marine Insurance

Chan Tat, secretary Co., Ltd., Teleph.

Central; The—225,22017

Des; Yceux

Cable Road

Ad :

Wing Lee Quality Radio Products— Woass

K'9. He.!messy Road: Teleph. 22500, .

Wing Lee Wai, Chinese Wine and Spirit Wing —On26, Life

Des Assurance

Yoeux RoadCo.,Central;

Ltd.,

Distillers— 124, Wing Lok Street; The Teleph. 23307; Cable Ad: Wingon

Teleph. 32094; Cable Ad: Winglee\Vai Board of Directors—James Gock Lock

(Managing Director), P. Gock-chin,

Wing Mow, Dealer and Exporter in Lee Gunn, Mok Kon Sang, D.

Chinese Tea—181, Queen’s Road West; Jackman, Loo Chung Wan, Gock

Teleph. 23042 Gon Hin, Lee Yuen Chong, K. Y. •

Kwok, O’Young Pun, Kwok Lum

Aj & I®: W ® Shong,

Nam, Lau GockKung

Hin Man,

Sam andLumKwok

Butt

Wing, On Co., Ltd., The, Departmental Tit Chiu

Store, Universal Providers, Importers Supervisors — Gock Yuen Fai and

and Kwok Chan Fong

RoadExporters

Central —and207 104

to 225,

to Des

114, Vceux

Con- General Managers — The Wing On

naught Road Central; Telephs. 26671-5 Co.,HoLtd.

Chow, manager

(With Sub-Exchanges

Dept.),to 25994

All Depts.); Kwok Kwan Yick,

22898 (Provisions

& Spirits Dept.), 21518 (Wing On

(Wines Accountant—Kwok Timcashier

Tay

Godown); P.O. Box 1508; Cable Ad: Sub-Accountant—Au Charm

Wingon; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. Premium Dept.—Chui Cheuk Sang

5th edn., New Standard, Chinese Policy Dept.—S. H. Chiu

and Private. Branches: Shanghai, Secretary—K. Y. Whang

Sydney (Australia) and London, E. C. 2. Clerk—T. M. Chui

Board of Directors—James Gock Lock

(Managing Director), Gock Gon Wing On Navigation Co.—59, Con-

Hin, Gock Hin Man, J. Lee naught Road C.; Teleph. 32235

Gunn, Lambert Gock-chin, Lau

Kung Sam, Lum Butt Nam, Wing On Tai, Merchants, Importers,

Gock Yuen Fai, F. T. Young, Exporters and Commission Agents—130,

Wilkie

O’YoungLum,Pun, Lee

Choi Kwok Chiu, Des Yceux Road West; Teleph. 23464 .

Wing Hang,

P. I. Kong and Lee Yuen Chong

Philip Gockchin, chief manager Wing Ping Trading Co., Ltd., Dutch

D. Jackman, sub-manager Indies Timber, Coal, Shipping and Gen-

Proprietors: eral Merchants, Importers Y Exporters,

The Wing On Fire and Marine Insce. Commission Agents* Ship and

Co., Ltd. (Head Office : Hongkong) FreightCentral; Brokers — 20, Connaught

The Wing On Textile Manufacturing Road Teleph. 28331; Cable

Ad: Wingping; Codes Used: A.B.C.

Co., Ltd., Shanghai 5th and 6th Editions, Bentley’s Com-

The Wing On Life Assurance Co., plete Phrase, Oeymohoat’s with

Ltd. (Head Office: Hongkong) Supplement, Indonesia, Hoaboe and

The Wing On Bank, Ltd.

The . Great Eastern Hotel, Canton, Private S. K, Go, rung, director

Hongkong and Shanghai Anson Yao, secretary

The Wei San Knitting Factory,

Causeway Bay, Hongkong

Agencies: H ^ PS w ^ Ik

Conklin’s Pens and Pencils Wing Sang Co., Ltd., Importers,

Elbschloss Beer (German)

Duff Whisky ters and General Merchants — 3,Expor-

Wring

Jeyes’ Sanitary Fluid Wo Street: Teleph. 22227: P.O. Box

1539. Branch Office at Sydney, Australia

A678 HONGKONG

Wing Sang Hong, Soap Dealers— Wong, Dr. R. J., m.b., ch.m., Medical

China Buildinsr (4th Floor); Teleph. Practitioner and University—63-65,

Demonstrator in Ana-

• 22433; P.O. Box 630; Cable Ad: tomy, Hongkong

Voeux Rd., Cent.; Telephs. 23579 (Office)

Des

Shunlever and 20483 (Residence)

K. T. Chung, manager

Chan Yue Tung, accounts (fe sales Wong,

Agents for\

Lever Brothers (China), Ltd. yor andS. Engineer—199,

L., s.c.a., Architect,

Prince EdwardSurve-

Road, Kowloon

Wing Sing Lee—40, Bonham Strand Wong, S. To, Ophthalmic Surgeon—

East; Teleph. 28816 Pedder Bldg.; Teleph. 22541

Wing Wo Sang, Packing Specialist and Wong Siu Woon, General Importer and

Manufacturer of Packing Boxes—19, Exporter, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

Lee Yuen Street West; Teleph. 22189 Coal Merchant, Contractor to H.M. Gov

Wing Yee Fung, Merchants and Com- ernment—271,21474; Cable Ad:Hennessy

CompassRoad; Teleph.

mission Agents, Dealers in Beche-de-iner,

Sandalwood, etc.—55, Connaught Boad Agent:

Central; Teleph. 25033; Cable Ad : Hanson Weighing Scales of U. S. A.

Wingyefung Wong, T. C., Architect—4, Queen’s Road

Wing Yick k Co., Building Contractors Central; Teleph. 23563

—25, Gage Street; Teleph. 22269 Wong, Dr. T. C\, m.b., b.s., Partner

Wingly & Co., Agents

Importersandand Coal

Exporters, “Ma Clinic”

Terrace,—Bonham

Residence: Road;1,Teleph.

Ning

Commission Con- Yeung

tractors—26a, Des Vceux Road Central; 23628

Teleph. 5960; Cable Ad: Winglycom Wong TongOwner,Kee, Timber Merchant and

Winner Printing Co.- 166, Hennessy and Sawmill Importers, Exporters

Road; Teleph. 28231 Commission Agents—Head

32, Canton Road, Kowloon. Sawmill: Office:

Winsome Printing Co.—56, Lyndhurst (Office), To Kwa Wan, Kowloon. Telephs. 57138

Terrace; Teleph. 28298 Timberyard57342 (Sawmill); Cable Ad:

it ft Woo A Co., Godin — National Bank

Wo Fat & Co.. Ship-chandlers, Metal Building, 1st Floor

Merchants and General Storekeepers—

34-36, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. m m w is it 69

20861 Woo & Woo, Solicitors, Proctors, Con-

veyancers, Paten; and Trade Mark

Wo Hop Land Investment Co.—23, Des Agents 4, Queen’s — BankRoadof Central;

China Building,

Telephs.

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 25194 23409 and 28959; Cable Ad: Gladness;

Codes: A.B C. 5th edn., Western Union

*1 & m m m and Bentley’s Phrase

H. K. Woo, ll.b. (London), principal

Wo Shing Co., Ltd., The—China Building P. Y. Woo, assistant solicitor

(5th Floor); Teleph. 20218; Cable Ad:

Kotewall

Hon. Sir R. H. Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.d.,

managing director m m m m m

Woo, Dr. Arthur,

(Eng.), j.p.,L.R.C.P.

m.b., b.s. (London),

Wong, Dr. B. C., m.b.; b.s., d.m.s.— m.r.c.s. General Practitioner — China (London),

Building

Office and Residence: 466, Nathan

Road, Yaumati; Teleph. 57224: Kowloon (4th Floor); Telephs. 24515 and 241.96

City Branch Office: 458, Prince Edward Dr.

Dr. F.K. I.Y.Tseung,

Lai, m.b.,b.s.b.s. (H.K.)

m.b., (H.K.)

Road; Teleph. 56166 Dr. C. F. X. da Roza, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

HONGKONG A679

m m m m m m World Silk Store, The, Silks, Hosiery,

Ladies’ Outfitters,

Woo Clinic, The (Drs. Woo & Tseung) Shirts, Pyjamas, Dressing Gowns— Gentlemen’s

—China Building, 4th Floor; Telephs. 70, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

24515 and 24196

Dr. Arthur W. Woo (27, Babing- 28966 : Cable Ad : Meiwa

ton Path; Teleph. 24525)

Dr. Tseung Fat Im (73, Bonham m m r vt ®

Road; Teleph. 21635) World Theatre — Des Vceux Road

Dr. Lai Kwong Yuk (281, Hen- Central; Teleph. 21337; P.O. Box 82

nessy Road ; Teleph. 26876)

Dr. C. F. X. da Roza (138, Caine Wright & Co., Share and General Brokers

Road: Teleph. 25147) —Prince’s Building: Teleph. 23519;

Cable Ad: Altarpiece

Woo, Dr. T. P.. m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), General

Medical Practitioner — 18, Con- m fj m 'm

naught Road Central (3rd Floor); Fu loony yu han hung sze

Telephs. 27994 and 20160 (Residence)

Xavier Bros., Ltd., General Merchants

World Auxiliary Insurance Corpora- —8, Des Voeux Road C-; Teleph. 23216;

P.O. Box 527; Codes

Cable Used

Ad: Ticia; Codes:

tion, Ltd.—South China Branch Office:

Bank of East Asia Building; Teleph. AllF. Standard

21174; Chinese Branch Office: 120, Wing A. Xavier

Lok Street; Teleph. 30567; Cable Ad: Fred. A. Xavier I -I. L. Xavier

Norama

Y.Phoon

I. G.Hyim,

Petersen, manager

Chinese manager m iUJ & M, '?l'

Staff—J. Ackber, T. S. Wong, Y. S. Xavier, HVi.—A.,8,b.sc,,

DesArchitect

Yoeux andRoadCivil

Ng, C. H. Phoon, W. C. Yu, A. H. Engineer C.;

Bakar, N. S. Wong, W. M. Yu and Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: Ticia. Re-

Miss M. C. Lee sidence : “Waterford,” 64, Macdon-

nell Road; Teleph. 22722

WorStil Drug Co., The, Chemists and

Druggists, Wholesale and Retail Pa-

tent Medicines, Chemicals, Drugs, Yacht Club--(Nee Clubs)

Surgical Instruments & Appliances,

Essential Oils, Perfumeries & Toilet Yamasaki, T., Dentist—Gloucester Buil-

Sundries, etc.—Hongkong (MainTelephs.

Store): ding (3rd. Floor); Teleph. 21362

22584DesandVoeux

160, RoadKowloon

32504; Central; (Original Y.M.C.A., Chinese and European—

Store):

56994; 370, Nathan

Canton (Branch Road; Teleph. Tai (See Associations & Societies)

Ping Road South; Teleph.Store):

15646;56,Cable Yangtsxe Insurance Association, Ltd.,

Ad: Worldrug Fire and Marine Insurance—Agents:

C. H. Ko, superintendent China Underwriters, Ltd., 4a, Des Voeux

Wong Yan Chiu, general manager Road Central

Henry Wong, chemist

World Motor Supply Co., Importers of at -S 1ft !£

Motor Accessories, Tools, etc.—312, Yau & Co., James, Export Merchants

Hennessy Road; Teleph. 24258 and Manufacturers of Rubber

World News Service—National Bank Goods—Alexandra Bldg. (Top Floor;;

Teleph. 34063; P.O. Box 118; Cable

Building (1st Floor); Teleph. 32312 Ad : J asyau

Yau Kiam-fe, general manager

F. H. Yau, asst, manager

World Pencil Co., Ltd., The —Castle S. L. Yau, . do. .

Peak Rd.; Teleph. 58733; Cable Ad:

Chinalead.

Shanghai Branches: Canton and Yaumati School—(Nee Educational, under

Government)

A680 HONGKONG

^ ^ 31 ^ a South China Division:

E 0 Yan Sze Koon Division

(Hongkong)Manager—W. H. E. Coates

Yebinders

Olde Printerie, Ltd., Printers, Book- Amoy Territory—O. D. Seymour

and Stationers—China Building Swatow Territory—Chen Keng Lian

(Basement), Foochow Territory—Shen Tsu Mou

23797: CableTheatre Lane; Teleph.

Ad,: Printerie; Code: Hainan Sales Office — Lo Min

Bentley’s Nung (Hongkong)

Directors—V.

Labrum C. Labrum and G. B. Canton Division:

D. A. Baker-Carr

R. P. Dobson

Yee Fat (Sang Kee) & Co., Ship Chand- P. F. Cathrew

lers, Sail Makers, iron, Bra.-s and Steel A. L. Davis

Merchants- 129, Des Vceux Road Cent.; Yunnan Division:

Teleph. -0705 In-Charge—Kung Hsiang

Manager— Li Kan Sang

Staff—Tsing Tun, P. H. Chan and P. Yeung, S. C., Dentist— King’s Theatre

C. Mark Building, Queen’s Road Cent.; Teleph.

22983

m ft

YeeSuppliers

Hing, Coal Merchants, Stevedores,

of Sand and Stone Ballast & m & m #

—29, Fat-lee-kunu-sze-kin-ehao

Teleph.Des21438

Vceux Pioad Cent. (2nd Floor);

Yeung Fat & Company, General Building

Ng Hin Wing Contractors, Road-makers, Turfing

Philip H. B. Ng Contractors, Turfing Experts, &c.,

Contractors to IVar Department and

YeeHillier

On, StIron; Telephs.

and Steel21318

Merchants—19, Public

—Head WorksOffice:Department,

Kayamally Hongkong

Building

(Store) and (3rd Floor); Teleph. 23989. Hongkong

57304 (Godown) Branch Office: Queen’s RoadTeleph.

East

Lau Cho-hang, manager (Opposite Naval Terrace);

Staff—Au Wintr Yan, Chung Siu-fong, 22880. Kowloon Branch Office: Nathan

Lau Ki and Lau Sai Kit Road

Teleph.(Next

59052to Wallace Harper & Co.);

Yee Sang Fat Co., Ltd., General Im- W. H. Yeung, managing partner

porters and Exporters, Wholesale W. K. Yeung and P. K. So, assist,

and Retail, Manufacturers Repre- managers

sentatives — King’s Theatre Bldg. ; IV. S. Yeung, Works manager

Teleph. 21355; P.O. Box 547; Cable K. T. Leung, secretary

Ad : Yeesangfat T. T. Yik, accountant

Chang Kwai Chong, rang, director Assistants—C.

Wong N. Lau and T. C.

Clerks—K. C. Mak, C. F. Lam, F.H.

Yee Sang Tai

Manufacturers and Interior Decorators Po, Leung Chiu and W. N. Siu

— Head Office: 353-357, Hennessy Road, Storekeepers — Leung Loong,

Wancbai. Works: 323, 3f>0, Hennessy Leung Hoi, Yeung Cheung and

Road, Wanchai; Teleph, 27895 Yeung Lam

Foremen of Works—W. H. Tsang,

Chiu Nang, Tse

K. C. Chow, HuiHip,

Sbing,

ChauNgHung,

Tim,

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Lau Chung, Li Hing,

Cheung Sheung and Lam HongTai Hing,

Ltd; Tobacco Merchants — Head Assistant Foremen—Chan Har, S.

Office: 175, Soochow Road, Shang- K. Chan, Leung Woo, Mok Pak,

hai ; South China Dept. : 2, Queen’s P. Y. So,Shu,Heung Ki, Mok Ngau,

Road Central; Teleph. 27701 Wong T. F. Liu and Leung

Dept. Manager—F. S. Geldart Wong

Hongkong A681

^ « « @ ^ 5

Yeung Yau & Co., Share & General Yours Truly Tobacco Co., Importers,

Brokers— Bank of Canton Bldg.; Exporters, G eneral Merchants,andSpecialis-

Teleph. 24709; Cable Ad: Zealous; ing in Cigars,

Supplier^ of

Cigarettes

Lead Soldiers,

Coffee,

Codes: Bentley’s, etc.

Yeung Yau (Member of the Hongkong Novelties—2.2,. Lockhart Road;Toys and

Teleph.

Sharebrokers’ Association) 21856; .P.O. Box 706; Cable Ad: Pak, Tjm

Miss Chow Pak Tim, principal . ' '

YeungBoise

ChanYeung, signs per pro.

Fan, assistatn Chow Chick Kwong, manager

Yeung Tat Fan

Yir Chong S’hing, Tea'Merchants — 85,

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—(Ace Queen’s Road Central;'Teleph, 22122

Banks)

Yue FoHG & :Cb.—Holland House, 4th

Ying Tack Kee, Arms Store—44, Pottin- Floor; Teleph. 21708 • ',!

ger Street; Teleph. 22604

Ying Wa College—(Nee Educational) Yue1884), Suing Printing Office (Established

Staticners and General Printers

—47,

21890 Queen’s

.■ Road Central; Teleph.

^ C. C. Yam, proprietor

Yinly & Co., Importers and Exporters— Yam Bowah, manager

King’s Building; Teleph. 23178; Cable

Ad: Yinlico

Z, F. Ching, sole proprietor Yuen Off Steamship Co., Ltd.—8,

V. K. Wang, manager Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27308

K. C. Yin, do. Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, geh. mgr.

Yuen Wo Store, The, Shipchandlers and

Yip, J. F., Merchant-HV O. Box 864'; Sail-Makers, Engineering and Building

Contractors, Harbour Repairs, Also

Cable Ad: Yip; Codes: A. B. C. 5th &

6th Editions, Lieber’s Western Union & Chinese Crew Agents — Ofhces: 36-38

Bentley’s Tung Alan Si,; Teleph. "Work-

shop and Yard: Canton Road,

Yip Tai Ching, Dr.—China Building; Kowloon; Teleph. 57731

Teleph. 21412 ,

Yokohama Specie Bank—(Nee Banks) Yuen Yuen Dairy Farm Co. —108,

PHnce Edward Road; Teleph. 58982

Young & Co.—China Building; Te- ft m ® % n

leph. 27639 Zimmern & Co., F., Solicitors—Chung

Tin Building, 5, Des Yoeux Road Cen-

^ # « m tral; Teleph. 32003; Cable Ad: Scienter

Young & Co., C. P., Import and Export F. Zimmern, principal

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Repre- E.'Zimmern, accountant

senta.tiyes —197, Queen’s Road Central; Wong Siu Tong and Ho Fai Hon,

interpreters

P.O. Pox 676; Cable Ad: Zizel

C. P. Young, chief manager Staff—Kwok Ying Fan, Kam Tai

S. C, Yeung and S. C. Wong, Kong, To Nim Chi and Miss M.

assistants Ozorio

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

SCALE OF BROKERAGE

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Minimum Brokerage ... ... $5.00

Price

Under dealt at Brokerage.

Per Share. PriceAtdealt

or. overAt

At 50or50 over

cents

cents, 1J

1 cent

cents $ 2.50 2f cents

#1.00 4.00 24 „

1.60

2.00 if - 10.00

20.00 4%

The and

seller scalei%of onbrokerage

all Manila Loans and debentures i 3 to be charged to buyer and

for Stocks.

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

N.B.—This for scale will

which doesbenotadjusted

apply tofrom

Sthaits,

time Shanghai

bb time asandoccasion

SterlingmayStocks, brokerage

demand.

The above Cancels the

Hongkong, 15th October, 1934. Scale dated 20tb August, 1934.

VALUE OF STAMPS ON SHARE CONTRACTS

11.00 stamp for amounts up„to 10,000

$1,000 $7.50

3.00

5.6o „„ „„ „„ „ 20,000 10.00 stamp

„ for„ amounts

■ „ over up to $50,000

$50,000

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STRAITS DOLLAR STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and SelUr

Price

Up to dealt at

$34 Brokerage. PriceS100;00

dealt andat

Over $34 and under $74 $150.00

$200.00 „„ over

„„ ...... $1.0075

$74

$20.00 and„ over

„ ... ?300jOO „ ... more$1.50

$35.00 „„ „„ ......

$60.00 Over $300.00 $0.50 completefor$100.00

each

All the above are . Straits currency.

By Order of the Committee,

This List cancels all previous issues. VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

Hongkong, 1st January 1935.

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STERLING STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Price

Under5J-dealt1 ...at Brokerage. Price dealt t

At or5/-over ... . lid. 100/-

150/-

3d. 1/6

2/-

20/-

60/- 6d. Over

200/- 4°/0

9d.

By Order-of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

This list cancels all previous issues.

Hongkong, 1st January, 1935.

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LIST OF INDUSTRIES IN THE

FAR EAST

INDEX

Aluminium Factories B 2 Oil Mills B 66

Bleaching & Dyeing Factories B 2 Paint Factories B 6S

■ Brass, Copper & Tin Factories B 4 Paper Box Factories

Paper Making Mills

B 68

B 69

Bricks & Tiles Factories B 5 Paper Mills ...B 69

Button Factories B 5 Pharmaceutical Factories B 70

Can Factories B 5 Pipe-Organ Factories B 70

Canned Goods Factories B 6 Power Plants B 71

Chemical Factories B 8 Press Packing Factories B 88

Cigar Factories B 9 Printing Houses j B 89

Coal Briquette Factories B 10 Printing Ink Factories B 93

Coal Mines B 10 Railways of the Far East B 93

Comb Factories B 11 Rice Mills B 94

Condensed Milk Factories B 12 Shipbuilding B 95

Cosmetic Factories B 12 Silk Filatures B 96

Cotton Mills B 13 Silk Mills B102

Dyeing and Finishing Mills B 18 Silk Weaving Factories B106

Elastic Factories B 19 Silk Weaving Mills B102

Electric Plants (See Power Plants) Soap and Candle Factories B114

Electric Supplies Factories B 19 Stationery Supplies Factories .. .Bll7

Enamelware Factories B 21 Sugar Centrals (The Philippines) BH8

Flour Mills ...B 21 Tanneries B119

Foundries B 94 Tea-firing Factories ■■■ B120

Ginning Mills B 25 Telephone Companies B122

Glass Factories B 26 Tin Mines (China) B128

Gourmet Powder Factories ...B 28 Tin Mines (Malaya) B124

Hardware Factories B 28 Tobacco Factories B128

Hat Factories B 3i Toothbrush Factories B130

Hospitals B 32 Towel Factories B130

Ice Factories B 46 Toy Factories B132

Knitting Factories B 46 Universities - Bl33

Laboratory Equipment Factories B 50 Vacuum Flask Factories B134

Lace Factories B 50 Vegetable Oil Mills B135

Machine Factories B 51 Waterworks B135

Mahjongg Engraving Factories...B 60 Wire Nail Factories B135

Match Factories B 61

Mining Companies in The Wool Factories B136

Philippines .... B 64 List of Factories in Hongkong ...B138

LIST OF IMPORT./ T ENGINEERING

FIRMS IN TH FAR EAST B152

B1

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B2 ALUM IN IUM-ELEACHING AND DYEING FACTORIES

ALUMINIUM FACTORIES n m ^

Kao Tsun Chang—Hangchow

m m a

Kiangsu Province m m

Kuang Ming—Yungchia

'W i® h In /ir-IH U

Chin Hua—Shanghai King Ho—Hangchow

i ,.L ^ —IN lit

Hua Chang—Shanghai Kung I—Hangchow

H fc-U J* * vc

I CHANG-nShanghai Kung Ta—Hangchow

^ Jb. n it m~‘M vc

I Tai—Shanghai Shou Lung Chang—Hangchow

m x—s % * -ic-IH lit

Pao Hsing-Shanghai Ta Chang Yuen—Hangchow

1 _h 0 *H -Jc-IN lit

Yih Chang—Shanghai Ta Chung Hua—Hangchow

BLEACHING AND DYEING m ii-IN M

FACTORIES Ta Feng—Yungchia

4$ a m HE 1,$ « ic-IN tit

Chekiang Province Ta Feng Sheng Chi—Hangchow

m s-ffl 'tt Hc-tN lit

Chen Hua-—Hangchow Ta Ta—Hangchow

iii m

Chen Yah—Yungchia Ta Hua—Hangchow

fn ll—W ^ HE ^ IH] ^-#1

Chiu Ho—Hangchow Ta Tung Chang Chi—Hangchow

m it 7K-^ ^ m JE W-"T- m

Chiu Hua Yung—Hangchow Tsao Cheng Hsing-Hsuanp’ing

\ljfi fm # 7FB !p]—IN tit

Hsieh Ho—Hsuanp’ing Tung Chang Sheng—Hangchow

iz m-m vc In *-tN lit

Hung Ta—Hangchow Yen Ho—Hangchow

HE U m ’^-uriit

I Chi—Hangchow Yu Yuan—Hangchow

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BLEACHING AND DYEING FACTORIES

m x-w m ^ m~'& Jb

Yuan Mao—Hangchow Using Mou—Shanghai

-k %-VC H 0-p k

Yuan Ta—Hangchow Hua Chang—Shanghai

CC PM—M k

Kiangsu Province Hung Chang—Shanghai

k _h m-m k

Chein Ta—Shanghai Hung Hsin—Shanghai

m m—B k

Cheng Ho- Shanghai Hung Yu - Shanghai

m w-m k m ir-B ±

Chi Ming -Shanghai Jen Feng—Shanghai

m m-m k r? k-B Jl

Chin Feng—Shanghai Kuang Chung—Shanghai

m k 0 k—B Ji

Chin HuA--Shanghai Kuang Hua—Shanghai

m m-m ± in m ^ -B Ji

China Dyeing Works—Shanghai Lao Cheng Ho—Shanghai

^ k :! m-B k

Chiu I—Shanghai Mei Feng—Shanghai

H ^ _h ^ H-* Ji

Chun Chang—Shanghai San Lu—Shanghai

0 ‘i—m k M ^—B k

Chung Hua—Shanghai Sen Tai—Shanghai

In H—k M 'M—B k

Feng Ho—Shanghai Ta Hsing—Shanghai

n m-f* k 0 k-B Ji

Ho Feng—Shanghai Ta Hua—Shanghai

^ m-m k m k-B Jl

Hsiang Yu—Shanghai Ta Lu—Shanghai

he m-s je m k-B Jl

Hsieh Chi—Shanghai Ta Tung—Shanghai

he f? m m-s ± n m-B k

Hsieh Hsin Hsin Chi—Shanghai Ta Yuan—Shanghai

*B1

INDCSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B4 BLEACHING & DYEING—BRASS, COPPER & FACTORIES

In ;jc—Ji 1 9§ _k

Ta Ho—Shanghai Feng Yung Chang—Shanghai

m m-m Ji

Tai Ho—Shanghai Hsi I Feng—Shanghai

- ffi—m ji m M it-s ±

Ttjng I—Shanghai Hsieh Ching Lung—"Shanghai

^ ffl—m ± -k m ±

Tung Teh—Shanghai Hsu Shun Ta—Shanghai

4 M-m ± n « m-m Jb

Wan Sheng—Shanghai I Hsing Jen—Shanghai

In _t m m iu-m -t

Wu Ho—-Shanghai Ju I Hsiang—Shanghai

m m~m _t

Ying Chow—Shanghai Lo Chin Chang—Shanghai

n * m-m _b

Yu Chang—Shanghai Lo Ta Chang—Shanghai

se ^ ^ Ji ft %-m ±

Yu Lon Ting Chi—Shanghai Lou Shuang Cheng—Shanghai

be tt m m—m ji m ^ %-m ±

Yuan Sheng Hsieh Chi—Shanghai Lou Teh Tai—Shanghai

7TC—t m m-m i.

Yung Yu—Shanghai Mao Shang—Shanghai

M 7TC--S Jb n m-m ±

Yung Yuan—Shanghai Teh Chang—Shanghai

BRASS, COPPER & TIN •): k-m Jb

FACTORIES Tien Yuan—Shanghai

m M K ^ Jl

Kiangsu Province Tung Chang—Shanghai

m % m-m i ^ M-m jb

Chang Yuan Li—Shanghai Wan Chu—Shanghai

® Jl

Chang Wan Sheng;—Shanghai Wan Feng—Shanghai

:1 ^ J: f«s? M—m ±

(^HIEN Tai Feng—Shanghai Wan Yu—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BRASS, COPPER 4 TIN -BRICKS & TILES-BUTTONS-CAN FACTORIES R5

m m ^r-m ± ft ft

Wong Lung Using—-Shanghai Southeastern—N anhui

^ Jl ji

|: Wong Ta Yu—Shanghai Tai SHAN, No., jL-Shanghai

Ji m it-m m

! Yu Feng Jen—Shanghai Ying Li—Wusih

I 7TC-^_h BUTTON FACTORIES

ji Yung Chang—Shanghai

* s a

| BRICKS & TILES FACTORIES Kiangsu Province

x M tp—'M Jb.

Kiangsu Province Chung Kuo—Shanghai

M ^—ill ^ M Ji

| Chen Su—Kunshan Ching Sin—Shanghai

H M^ be n-a: m

E Chih Chang—Wusih Feng Chi—Chinkiang

f m~r, ® m w~m ji

Ohien Hua—Kuyung Hsieh Lung—Shanghai

^ it

I Dah Chung—Nanhui Hui Chun—Shanghai

m fr-Oi # ft B-a: m

Hsin Chien—Kungshan Jih Hsin—Sungkiang

IE H -Jo $-'M ±

| Hua Dah Hsing Chi—Shanghai ft II—S Jl

Lung Kuang—Sungkiang

m Oi # SI Jl

i Hua HsiNg—Kungshan

Tien Fu—Shanghai

m a;

Kin Cheng—Kiangning g-iS ±

Tsu Chiu—Shanghai

- m m M-m a:

Kin Hua Ti I—Kiangning —ac til

Yung Jun—Chinkiang

* Uh» *

| Kung Dah—Wusih CAN FACTORIES

* ws* * Hr m X

i Li Ndng—Wusih Kiangsu Province

m-m ± m ^ m-m ±

r Sin Dah—-Shanghai Chen Chu Hsing—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR' EAST

CAN-CANNED GOODS FACTORIES

M 'M—M il M AC"# Jh

Chia MEi--Shanghai Li Cheng Hsing—Shanghai

M II: # _h H iiA _h

Chin Luno Mao—Shanghai Sheng Teh Chang—Shanghai

M^ ^± Scientific Tin-Plate Printing Co.-

Chen Teh Hsxng—Shanghai Shanghai

m m-m ±

Chu Chang—Shanghai Tai Hsing—Shanghai

m m -m ± lUNh Chang—Shanghai

■Chun Kang—Shanghai .

fn fa Jb

± Tung I Ho—^Shanghai

Chung Yang—Shanghai

H f! i:

M IS—'M Ji VICTOR—Shanghai

Fr Hstng—Shanghai

#X „h

n m ^ Yuan Fa—Shanghai

Han- Chang—Shanghai CANNED GOODS FACTORIES

m m &-m ± f. iff

Ho Hsin Chang—Shanghai Chekiang Province

^ 1$—# I* It m

Hsieh Chang—Shanghai Heng Hsin Factory—Ninghsien

m w,-u ± ^ %h-m m

Hsieh Lung—Shanghai Ho Sheng Factory—Ninghsien

ill is &m

Hsin CHANGU-Shanghai Hsin Yuan Factory—Fenghua

i m-M i- it m

Hua CHeng—Shanghai Hua Hsin Factory—Ninghsien

i it-* _h ^ ^11—^

I Chang—Shanghai •Ju Sheng 2nd Factory—Yuyao

!B $ n m-m ± ft H-ft m

I Chang Shen Chi—Shanghai San Hsin Factory—Fenghua

Industrial and Trading Co., Ltd.-

Shanghai Shen Sheng Factory—Ninghsien

ft m—M Jb ^ %.-{t m

Jun Yu—Shanghai Sheng Sheng Factory—Fenghua

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

CANNED GOODS FACTORIES B7

£ vi-it m HE 1$ $ ft—# ft

Shif Sheng Factory—Fenghua Chung Hua Shieh Chi & Co.—Hwa

An Terrace, North Chekiang Road,

m -K-m Shanghai

Ta Lu Factory—Ninghsien

m *n—# ft

® ^ k-M $ Ho Tsi Biscuit & Canned Goods

Tai Chiu Pao—Juian Factory—22, Yu Tung Road, S’hai

n & m -k ft -m-m m m m-m. ft

Tao Hua Ta Tung Co., (branch of Hsin Hua Biscuit Co.—West of Old

Amoy factory)—Yhngchia North Gate, Shanghai

ft m-m m

Tstr Sheng Factory—Ninghsien he it m m-m ft

- m-m &•' Hsin, Teh Lung Yu Chi Biscuit

Wei I Factory—Yuyao Factory—652, Chung Hsing Road,

Chapei, Shanghai

m M-ft m

Ya Tung Canning Factory—Fenghua Hua FooheChen ^ ft m-m ft

Chi Biscuit Factory

iii m —Kung Shing Road,, Chapei, S’hai

Ya Tung Factory—Ninghsien be m it m-m ft

ft #D W Jl Hua Mei Shen Chi Candy Co.—4, Ju

Yu Sheng Factory—Ninghsien I Li, Route Capitaine Rabier, S’hai

ti m k S E—# ft

Kiangsu Province Hui Tai Bakery and Biscuit Factory

—273, Pao' Yuan Rd' , Chapei, S'hai

IE n m m-m ft

Chen Hua Hsin Chi Biscuit Factory m M-m ft

—Sin Loh Li, Boulevard de Mon-

tigny, Shanghai Kwan Hwa. Biscuit' Factory—43, Sin

Loh Li, Boulevard de Montigny,

m m ifri M-m ft Shanghai

Chen Ting Yang Ewan Canned:

Vegetables Co.—265-266,

Li. Hankow Road, Shanghai Hsiu Chin si ft M-m ft

Kwan Sun Yuan Canned Goods Co.,

M ft—ft Ltd.—Kiu Meng Road, Outside of

China Canned Food Co., Ltd.—Ning West Gate, Shanghai

Kong Li,'Fan Shia Road, S’hai

mm m %-m ft

ft m—m ft

Chun Shen Canned Goods Co., Ltd. Laotables Tse Yang Kwan Canned Vege-

Co.—506, Shantung Road.

—Fan Pan Road, Nantao, S’hai Shanghai

HE 1 0 ft-Tft ft m m-m ft

Chung Hua Chong Chi Candy Co.— Mai Lu Canned , Goods ; Co.—Shao

25, Teh Kong Li, Fu Shen Road,

Shanghai Chia Road, West Gate, S’hai City

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B8 CANNED GOODS—'CHEMICAL FACTORIES

IE ^ i*§ _h

Mei Ling Canned Goods Factory- Ta Loo Ling Chin Canned Goods

13, Teh Tsiang Li, Route Capitaine Factory—Yong Yih Li Hui Kung

Rabier, Shanghai Road, Chapei, Shanghai

he m ^ R-m je n m-m _h

Ming Shen Shieh Chi Candy Factory TaiSian Foong Canned Goods Co., Ltd.—

Sa Tu, Shanghai

—67, Wu Ming Nan Tso Road,

Nantao, Shanghai ie ji

H it—Jh Tai Lai & Co.—Ping An Li, Shia Tu

Pi Shai & Co.—13.. Hwang Ho Road, Road, Nantao, Shanghai

French Concession, Shanghai flJ #—# _h

M W ~'M Jh Teh Li Candy Co.—Wei Hai Ko St.,

Nantao, Shanghai

Pu Li Candy Co.—Chi Tsiang Lane,

Li Maw Road, Shanghai ' m Wr-k i

Teh Lung Biscuit Factory—1,

M #—#• ± Hwang Ho Road, French Con.,

Shiang Hai Minced Meat Factory— Shanghai

168, Chen An Li, Keng Ho Road,

Chapei, Shanghai # _h

Tien Hua Biscuit Factory—13, Rue

g# ± de Pere Froc, F. C., Shanghai

Shen Shoo Chang Candy Co.—Li M B Jf{—_L

Hai Ko St . Nantao, Shanghai Ting Yang Kwan Liquor and Canned

® m-m ± Vegetables 'Co.—Shantung Road,

So Lo Canned Food Co., Ltd.—West Shanghai

Shia Tu Road, Shanghai HE H # 3:—S Jh

Wang Shiang Fu Chi Candy Co.—

12, Shen Teh Li, Dah Sun Lane,

Ta Chen Candy Co.—15, Rue Lafa- Shanghai

yette, French Concession, S'hai

he in m ® ±

ii ic—M Jt Yang Yu Shing Ho Chi Bakery &

Ta Da Canned Goods Co.—Po An Li, Biscuit Factory—512,-5i14, Hai

Boulevard de Montignj-, Shanghai' Chang Road, Shanghai

J! *-B ± CHEMICAL FACTORIES

Ta Feng Biscuit Factory—13, Rue

Lafayette, F. C., Shanghai r m k

Kiangsu Province

:fib JC

Ta I Candy Co.—4, Chia Ping Li, Heng Li MCandle, Soap Ji

and Soda

Boulevard de Montigny, Shanghai Works—Shanghai

m m-m ± Jfc Its!—M Jh

Ta Kong Canned Goods Co., Ltd.— Kai Cheng Acids Manufacturing Co.

Arsenal Road, Nantao, Shanghai -Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

CHEMICAL—CIGAR FACTORIES

•7C 'ft ± A—ft A

Kai Yuan—Shanghai Jen Ho—32, Lane 280, Bubbling Well

Road, Shanghai

m a-ft ±

Kiangsu Chemical Works—Shanghai 311 A ^ A

Lao Yu Tai Yun Chi—Tung Chang

±~m ft Terrace, Range Road, Shanghai

Li Ta—Shanghai

i. JiJ-ft A

Lung Mao m Sodam-m ±

Factory—Shanghai Li Chang—35, Ching Yun Terrace,

North Kiangse Road, Shanghai

■k Factory-—Shanghai

Shun Ta Soda ft Ji ^ ft A

Lo Ke—742, Hung Hsin Terrace,

It ft Jl Haining Road, Shanghai

Tai Kang Soda Factory-—Shanghai 3B il—ft A

M k-m Jl Pao Kee—107, Su Wen Terrace, Foo-

Tien Yuan Electro-Chemical Works chow Road, Shanghai

Shanghai

it H—ft A

m is]—ft ji San Dah—47, Chin An Terrace, Tong

Tung Mao Soap Factory—Nanking Kia Wan, Shanghai

k Jc—ft Ji la &-ft a

Yung Ta Soda Factory’—Shanghai Sen Gin—154,' Tung Hua Terrace,

Foochow Road, Shanghai

M Jt—ft

Yung Tai Soda ±

Factory—Shanghai n a—ft a

Shang Lin Chang Chi—557, Eu Jen

I? —ft Ji Terrace, East Yuhang Rd., S’hai

Yung Mao Hsiang Factory—S’hai

CIGAR FACTORIES m ^-ft a

Yin Feng—Hanbury Road, Shanghai

ft MProvince

Kiangsu il 3a #?-ft a

Yu Chi—Hung Fu Terrace, Dent

i M—m Road, Shanghai

Chi Chang—21, Kiu TajiSt., Arsenal S :!t f$-ft A

Road, Shanghai Yu Feng Tai—3291, Hsin Teh Terrace,

M Jt—ft Point Road, Shanghai

Chiu Pao—557, Jen ±Teh Terrace, m m-m a

West Wuchang Road, Shanghai Yuan Tai—16, Hung An Terrace,

si ft—ft Ji Haining Road, Shanghai

Chu Yuan—Jui Feng Terrace, East M- A—ft A

Hashing Road, Shanghai

Yung Tai—659, Hongkong Rd., S’hai

fk

Ho Chung—Wayside ft Terrace,

Jl East

Broadway, Shanghai ^ A-ft A

Yung Yih—1, Elgin Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BiO COAL-BRIQUETTE FAC TORIES4-COAL MINES

COAL-BRIQUETTE FACTORIES COAL MINES

^ Vl % & m it m —it n

Kiangsu Province WITH CHINESE CAPITAL ONLY : —

Chai-tang Co.—Hopei

E — n # 4*—# _k

Chujsg Hua, No. 1 Factory—Tung it m fe-lt n

Chia Tu, Pootung, Shanghai Chang-chen Co.—Hopei

E - H# JL n ^ m ‘M m m-a m

Chung Hua, No. 2 Factory—Chou Changhsin ‘ Co.—Chekiang

Chia Tu, Pootung, Shanghai

!c H m # Ji Pj ^ il ^ JE -^b m

Chung Hua, No. 3 Factory—49, Cheng-fong Co.—Hopei

Dalny Road, Shanghai ^ M .« 4—Oi m

M « — ; i£ Jb Chung-Hsing Co.—Shantung

Chung Kuo -Hongkew, Shanghai wj & m m m m m-m m

#—'# _h Fu-chow-wan Colliery—Liaoning

Hua Cheng—301, Lay Road, S’hai n & m a s-flc *

Fu-kok Co.—Kwangtung

# m-u ii

Kuo Hua—West of Ping Yin Chiao, M«n«i -a m m

Hsia Tu Road, Shanghai Ho-kiang Colliery—Heilungkiang

a m-m _b ^ M M 'M —M il

Lx Min—Feng Huang Chia, Han Hsi Hwatung Co.—Kiangsu

Gate, Nanking

$ .t il MW ^

Nanyang—620, Hsia Hsu Road, S’hai Hwei-nan Colliery—Anhwei

ia ® i m-m _h it 0j M-m £

Si Chang Hsieh Chi—Ching Men, Lih-Shan Co.,—Anhwei

Wuhsien, Shanghai il m m iffi—jt m

m 4* i Ling-chen Colliery—Hopei

Ta Chung Hua—700, Lay Road, S’hai ^ <&■ 0 M M M ivi M

Hi »|5 ■ k—f‘1: Jl Liu-Ho-Kou Co.—Honan

Ta Chung Kuo—Wai Hung Chiao, m-- m m k w-^ m

Hongkew, Shanghai

Liu-kiang Co.—Hopei

m -k-m ± .

Ta Hua—963, Kuang Fu Road, S’hai oj f m - m m

Nei-tse-shan Colliery—Liaoning

M S _L

Yuan Tung—North Hu Tang Road, W ^ A—^

Pootung, Shanghai Pah-dor-hou Colliery—Liaoning

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

COAL MINES—COMB FACTORIES Bll

n m it-m m ^1 ^ tf ^ ill—^ ill

• Pei-piou Co.—Jehol Po-tung Co.—Shantung

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Pinghsiang Colliery—Kiangsi. * i* # M M iL-m Oi

Shao-hwa Colliery—Shantung

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Po-loh Co.—’Kiangsi Tah-yao-kow Colliery—Liaoning

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Tsin-peh m m it M -m iii OhonG-eu Corporation—Honan

m $ m'ffl oj sino-germany capital: —

l Tungpao Colliery—Shansi Chin-hsing Colliery—Hopeh

sino-russian capital: —

1 i & «« « a ft-* » Mo-ling Colliery—Kirin

Ye-lih Co.—Hopei Tsalannar Colliery—Heilungkiang

Yo-sun Colliery—Shantung JAPANESE CAPITAL: —

Fushan & Yental Collieries—Muk-

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I Yu-tung Colliery—Liaoning COMB FACTORIES

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I Chinkou Colliery—Liaoning

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I! it #i m m-m m ^ -k x.-m *§

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INDUSTRIES IN TILE FAR EAST

B12 CONDENSED MILK-COSMETIO FACTORIES

CONDENSED MILK FACTORIES & -fc—U _L

Cosmetics Department of the Talow

€ a Dispensary—Shanghai

Chekiang Province

.BMW ±

# ^ Great China Dispensary—Shanghai

Ai Hua—Juian B M i* ±

M M-‘M VC Great Eastern Dispensary—S'hai

Hsi Hu—Hangchow H. A. Manufacturing Co.—Shanghai

Pe Hao—Juian m m m-w xl

Hsia Fu Chun—Kiangtu

£ fln w-% m S .«-* U

Pei Er Sheng—Juian Hu Fang Chemical Works—S’hai

Po Lin—Juian if #—Jh

Hua Nan Chemical Industry Co.—

Shanghai

COSMETIC FACTORIES

M -0-0 Jh

m B XL Hua Sing Oo.—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province

£ xL ~xL WJ:

m -L Kiang Sung Chemical Works—Sun-

Asia Industry Oo.—Shanghai kiafig

Association for Domestic Industries Jr Jfe ±

—Shanghai Kwong Sang Hong—Shanghai

£ m-m £ m-m ji

Chi Sheng Co.—Shanghai Lo An Cosmetics Mfg. Co.—S’hai

0, _h ^ m-m ii

Chin Chang Powder Mfg.. Co.—S’hai Mei Ling Co.—Shanghai

China Brothers Company—Shanghai m m-m ±

China Chemical Works—Shanghai Mei Sing Co.—Shanghai

£ s-n:

m xE-m jb Ming Sung Chemical Works—Sun-

Cheng I Industrial Co.—Shanghai kiang

ia Vf. .t 32 $T-f: Jl

Chang Ling Kee—Shanghai New Asiatic Chemical Works—S’hai

£ fc-^ ± m * m-m jh

Chiu Sung Cosmetics Mfg. Co.— Nem^ China Industrial Co.—S’hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

COSMETIC FACTORIES,—COTTON MILLS B13

ft # Ji ^ t:-?p Jb

Oriental Chemical Works—S’hai Pin Min—Shangyu

• # iR—M Jb Ping Min—Hangchow

Pao Chiang Co.—Shanghai

m 7L-B Jb

Peacock Chemical Industry Co.— Sean You Zoo Co., Tung Yi Kung

Mill—Hangchow

Shanghai

M ^ _h & H—^

Sincere Perfumery Factory—S’hai Sean You Zoo Cotton Mill, Kung

Chen Chiao—Hangchow

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Ta Chang Company—Shanghai Sean You Zoo Hangchow Works—

Hangchow

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Tien Jan Chemical Works—S’hai ib ^ ^ m-m is

Shan I Chang Chi—Chiashan

& je

Wu Cheng Tai—Iviangtu m $>]—jj-h m

Shou Cheng—Yungchia

Yung Woo Industrial Co.—S’hai

ib m ^ ^

COTTON MILLS Ta Feng Sheng Chi—Hangchow

® \l m mm h

Chekiang Province Tung Wei Kung Cotton S. & W. Co.,

Ltd.—Siao Shan

1 M it m-®. m

Chenhaj Rung I—Chenhai Woo Foong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.

—N ingpo

Chia Ho—Chiahsing 4b M

Hopei Province

Tic m-m is @ -k-r± % &

Chia Ho Cotton Mill—Chiahsing Dah Shing Cotton S. &W. Co., Ltd.—

$ u-m m Zakohchang

Fu Cheng—Ninghsien 'M k—m k

Dai Sung Thread Mill—Tientsin

Hou Feng—Ninghsien m w-w k

Heng Yuen Cotton S. & W. Co.,

ffl m Ltd.—Tientsin

Li Yung—Lishui $ m-m k

n m~w m Pao Kee Cotton Mill—Paoting

Lr Cheng—Yungchia Tientsin

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl4 COTTON MILLS

IB SC“£ ^ % a

Pao Kek Cotton Mill—Pao Ting Kiangsu Province

IB ^ IB M # i# _b

Pei Yang Kung Kee Cotton Mill— , Chen Hwa Lee Kee Cotton S. & W.

Tientsin Co., Ltd.—Peking Road, Shanghai

Wah Sing Cotton S. & MV. Co., Ltd., | Ching FoongS jE—# ±

Tangshan Mill—Tientsin Cotton S. & W. Co.,

Ltd.—Peking Road, Shanghai

m 3^

Wah Sing Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd., Ching SingtgfcCotton

jE—# _E

S. & W. Co.—

Tientsin Mill—Tientsin Lao Down Kak Low, Shanghai

m % -x m-m jh

Yue Dah Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Chun Tai Cotton S. & MV. Co., Ltd.—

Tientsin 349, Ningpo Road, Shanghai

w> m-m ^

Yue Yuen Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Dah Cheng 1CottonX—U Jl

Mill No. 1 & 2—

Tientsin Shantung Road, Shanghai

t\ it m m x~» ±

Hupeh Province Dah Sung Cotton S. & W\ Co.,

^ m No. 1—Nanking Road, Shanghai

Ching Kwai Cotton S. & W. Co., m x-m ji

Ltd.—Hankow Dah Sung Cotton' S. '& MV. Co.,

□ m—p si No. 1—Shanghai

Hankow Cotton S. & W. Co., No. 1— M X~B _E

Hankow Dah Sung Cotton S. & W. Co.,

tt m-n m No. 2—Shanghai

Hupeh Cotton Mill—Hankow m x-m ±

rfi W-ft Dah Sung Cotton S. & MV. Co.,

Shasi Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— No. 3—Shanghai

Shasi 1 x~m ±

m sn-p m Dah Tung Cotton Meg. Co., Ltd.—

Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No 4— 452, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

Hankow Dan Foong Ching Kee Cotton S. &

W. Co., Ltd.—Ningpo Rd., Shanghai

-k 3c—p SI

Tai An S. & W. Co.—Hankow Dong Chong Yih Keb Cotton Mill—

Shanghai

s -t

Yue Wah Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Fou An Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.—

Wuchang 280, Peking Read, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

COTTON MILLS Bl5

Hli ITr k 'g—# _h *£* J'i i§

Henq Dah Sing Kee Cotton S. & W. Nih Chung Cotton Mill—Peidong,

Co., Ltd.—260, Av. Edward VII. Wusih

Shanghai

JI Jl

a Tfl—# Ji Pao Shing Cotton S. & W. Co.—349,

Heng Fong Cotton Mfg. Co.—Peking Ningpo Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

B Jl—S Jl

i is-# ± Shanghai Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.--

Hong Chang Cqtion S. & W. Co., Tientsin Road, Shanghai

Ltd.—Tientsin Road, Shanghai m-m m-B ji

H JE-U M Sing Yu Cotton S. & W. Co., Mill

Jing Foong-,, Cotton S. & W. Co., No. 1—Kiangse Road, Shanghai

Ltd.—122, Rue Du Consulat, Shang- m ~ m tn 0-f/r ji

hai Sing Yu Cotton S. & W. Co., Mill

n m-m jl No.;i;.2—Kiangse Road, Shanghai

Ka Foong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Soo Lung Cotton Mill—58, Kiangse

521, Honan Road, Shanghai Road, Shanghai

ib m m m~ -B ± Soo Lung Cotton S. & W. Co., Shang-

King Wei Ming Kee Cotton S. AW hai Mill—58, Kiangse Road, Shang-

Mill—Kiangse Road, Shanghai hai

Kwan Chung Cotton S & W Co., m- mm m-B ji.

Ltd.—Amoy Road, Shanghai Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 1—

421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

m Jt

Lee Sing Cotton S. AW. Co.—Kiang- Sung mSing^ m m m-B ±

Cotton Mill, No. 2—

se Road, Shanghai 421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

jbc - m * m-u ji

Lee Tai Spinning Co., Mill No. 1— Sung m h m m m-B Ji

Sing Cotton Mill No. 3—421.

112v Avenue Road, Shanghai Kiangse Road, Shanghai

m - s -x m-m Ji

Lee Tai Spinning Co., Mill No. 2— Sung mx. mm m-B ±

Sing Cotton Mill, No. 5—

Shanghai 421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

Tjc flj—S Ji

Lee Yung Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Sung irSing ^ m 0 m-B ji

Cotton Mill, No. 6—

Canton Road, Shanghai 421, Kiangse. Road, Shanghai

M &~B Ji m-t m m 'm-B ji

Ming Foong Cotton Mill—58, Kiang- Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 7—

se Road, Shanghai 421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

£ &-B Ji m Am m m-m ±

Ming Sung Cotton S. & W. Co., Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 8—

Ltd.—Shanse Road, Shanghai 421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B16 COTTON MILLS

xm mm m-m _h ft] 'i&—# Jl

Sung Sing Cotton Mill, No. 9— Ewo Cotton Mill, Ltd., Ewo Mills-

27, The Bund, Shanghai

421, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

m $-b _l ft] ift—S Jl

Ting Hsing Cotton Mill—97, Jinkee Ewo Cotton Mill, Ltd., Kung Yik

Mills—27, The Bund, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

fPl-S -L fti Ji

Tung Chung Cotton S. & W. Co., Ewo Cotton Mill, Ltd., Yangtszepoo

Mill—27, The Bund, Shanghai

Ltd.—58, Kiangse Road, Shanghai

ifit Jl m m-m ±

Tung Yih Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Zoong Sing Cotion Mill, Ltd.—20,

Ningpo Road, Shanghai

20, Ningpo Road, Shanghai

se m m—m ± JAPANESE MILLS

Wei Tung Hop Kee Cotton S. & W.

Co., Ltd. — 392, Nanking Road, Jfi B 0 X—'M Ji

Shanghai Dah Kong Cotton Mill—220, Sze-

ffl — £ tK—'M Jl chuen Road, Shanghai

Wing On Textile Mfg. Co., Ltd.,

Mill No. 1—392, Nanking Road,

Shanghai Dong Shing S. & W. Co., Mill No. 1

and No. 2 — 93, Hankow Road,

lit n H ^ 7i<—ife Ji Shanghai

Wing On Textile Mfg. Co., Ltd.,

Mill No. 2—392, Nanking Road, a —ife Ji

Shanghai Japan China S. &, W. Co., Ltd., Mill

No. 1, No. 2,* No. 3, No. 4, No. 5,

mhn£ Ji No. 6, No. 7 and No. 8—98, Robin-

Wing On Textile Mfg. Co., Ltd., son Road, Shanghai

Mill No. 3—392, Nanking Read,

Shanghai m m - mx &-m ±

Kung Dah S. & W. Co., Mill No. 1

and

Wing On Textile Mfg. Co., Ltd., Shanghai No. 2—540, Yangtszepoo Road,

Mill No. 4—392, Nanking Road,

Shanghai frfc ^ ^ ^ fft-S _h

Yah Foong Yih Kee Cotton S. & W. Naigai Wata Kaisha, Mill No. 1,

Co., Ltd. — 17, Museum Road, No. 7, No. 8 and 4,No.No.9—12,

No. 2, No. 3, No. 5, No. 6,

Han-

Shanghai kow Road, Shanghai

m m-m ji it 15$; $ *£ S X-m Ji

Yue Kong Cotton S. & W. C., Ltd.— Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Mill No. 1,

Won Ping Kai, Shanghai No. 2, No. 3, No 4 and No. 5—185.

BRITISH COTTON MILLS Szechuen Road, Shanghai

M ± ir 5$; ffl m-m ±

China Printing & Finishing Co., Toyoda Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.—

Ltd.—220, Szeehuen Road, Shanghai 110, Hankow Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

COTTON MILLS Bl 7

ii: # 5U* It M Ji &-■& Ji Other Provinces

Yu Fong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— ® ft-m

]]0, Hankow Road, Shanghai Dah Hsing Cotton S. & W. Co., No. 2

Mill—Sian, Shensi

% M \k

Shantung Province J& ®1 ® lU

Dah Yih Chen Cotton S. & W. Co ,

^ Ui—M 'M Ltd., No. 1, 2 Mill—Sinkiang,

Chbm Fong Cotton S. & W. Co., Shansi

Ltd.—Tsinan & M—It M

Hunan Cotton Mill, No. 1—Chang-

Chen Tung Cotton S. & W. Co., sha, Hunan

Ltd.—Tsinan

Jue Shing Cotton Spinning Co.,

ft ft—H -ft Ltd.—Wuchih, Honan

Dah Kong Cotton Mill—Tsingtac

® iX

Dong Shing S. <*- W. Co., Tsingtao Kiu Shing Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.

—Kiukiang, Kiangsi

Mill—Tsingtao

Fujigasu Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd.— Kwan Yih mCotton -Mill—An

m

Yang,

Tsingtao Honan

ft —fib ft

Kung Dah S. % W. Mill No. 5— Kwangtung Cotton S. & W. Co.—

Tsingtao Canton, Kwangtung

n %-n m

Loo Foong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd. Liao Ning m m

Cotton Mill—Shen Yang,

Tsinan Manchuria

m m. k - th-i m

Lung Hsing Cotton S. Co., Ltd.— Manchulok Cotton Spinning Mill—

Dairen, Manchuria

! Tsingtao

i Naigai Wata Kaisha, Tsingtao Mill— m m

Tsingtao Manchuria Cotton Spinning Co.,

Ltd.—Liao Yang, Manchuria

u ^ 1C3 ft

Pao Lai Nagasaki Cotton S. & W. Naigai Wata Kaisha, Chinchow Mill,

No. 1, 2—Chinchow, Manchuria

I Co., Ltd.—Tsingtao

Toyoda Cotton S. & W. Go., Ltd., Tsing Sung*Cotton ft-® Oi

Mill—Tai Yuan,

Tsingtao Mill- Tsingtao Shansi

Ji #—ft ft—® ill

Wah Sing Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd., Tsing Wah Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.

Tsingtao Mill—Tsingtao —Shansi, Shansi

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B18 COTTON-DYEING & FINISHING MILLS

m m-m $r H Ji

Ver Ming Cotton S. & W. Co.— China Underwear Weaving t Dyeing

Tihwa, Sinkiang Mill—Shanghai

Weihwe- Wah Sing Cotton S. & W. $r_b

Co , Ltd.—Chihsien, Honan Dah Cheng Cotton Spinning, Weav

ing & Dyeing Mill—Shanghai.

pf M dJ

Yih Tsing W. & F. Co.-^Kihsien, # Jl

Shansi Dah Hwa Dyeing & Finishing Works

—Shanghai

Yde Chong Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd. j£ g-M Jl

—Wuhu, Anhwei Foong Sing Dyeing Works—Shang-

hai

ia m m m

Yue Foong Ho Kee Cotton Mill— a 'IS—Jb

Chen Hsien, Honan Hong Chang SpiNNLkG, Weaving &

Dyeing Mill—Shanghai

M -W

Yue Tai Cotton (S. & W. Co., Ltd.— Ji Ji

Sian, Shensi Hong Sing Dyeing & Weaving Mill

—Shanghai

$ -/]< “ jl’H irtl

Yung-Kau Cotton S. & W. Co.— m j-

Yingkow, Manchuria Hwa Foong Dyeing & Finishing

Works—Shanghai

Yung Yue Cotton S. & W. Co., Ltd.— # #-# Jl

Sinkiang, Shansi Hwa Yang Dyeing & Weaving Mill—

Shanghai

DYEING & FINISHING MILLS

J& M—U ±

% M tc Kwang Sing Dyeing Wtorks—Shang-

KiangsuV Province hai

fuj ± m m—u ±

Cheeming Dyeing' & Weaving Works 1 .f.k Hsing Cotton Spinning, Weav-

—Shanghai ing & Dyeing Co.—Shanghai

H tSI—Ji U Jl—# ; Jl

Cheng Chang Dyeing & Finishing Shanghai Dyeing & Finishing Works

Co.—Shanghai —Shanghai

it m-m jb . 7lC JC—^ Jl

China Dyeing, Printing & Finish Tai Sung Dyeing Works—Shanghai

ing Co—Shanghai

ft Jl

it m-m Jb. Woo Fong Dyeing & Weaving Mild—

China Dyeing Works—Shanghai Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

DYEING & FINISHING MILLS—ELASTiC-ELECTRIC Bl9

SUPPLIES FACTORIES

_h ELECTRIC SUPPLIES

Yinq Loong Dyeing & Weaving Mill FACTORIES

—Shanghai

« II II

liij Kiangsu Province

Yuen Tung Dyeing & Weaving Mill M Jl

—Shanghai An glo=Chinese—Shanghai

Jl m ss-# Ji

Yung Zung Dyeing & Weaving Asia—Shanghai

Wobks—-Shanghai

it :r- ~M ± m i-# Ji

Zung Foong Dyeing & Weaving Chang Ming—Shanghai

Works—Shanghai fl # Jl

Chen Hsin—Shanghai

ELASTIC FACTORIES

. M il Chen Hua—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province

ii M—M Ji

m ^ _h Chien CHANG—Shanghai

Chang Cheng—Shanghai

M l-# Jb Chien HsiNjGG-Shanghai

Chang Cheng—^Shanghai $T Jl

m ft-# _h Chin Hsin—Shanghai

Ching Mei—Shanghai Jc M-# Jl

JM ft—# _h Chin Ta—.Shanghai

Hsien Sze—Shanghai fp S—# Jl

Chinese National Engineering &

I H-# Jh Meg., Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Hui Chang—Shanghai ^ m §m h # j»—# ±

Ira H—M H Chung Hua San Shi Jui Tien Co.—

Mei Lun—Wuhsien Shanghai

M if1—# ±

m —m _h Chung Kuo—Shanghai

Mei Teh—Shanghai

% 4»—-# _h

II *§—# _h Chung Yang—^Shanghai

Teh Lung—Shanghai Dai Ke Sheng— Shanghai

- Jl ti # Ji

Tien I—Shanghai Eastern Neon Light Co.—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B20 ELECTRIC SUPPLIES FACTORIES

^ m &-b ji

Fu Lax T’o—Shanghai Olton Electric Meg. Factory—S’hai

ric m-m ± ^ m~B Jl

Hua Cheng—Shanghai Shun Chang—Shanghai

m W-B ..h m %-b ji

Hua Ming—Shanghai Solor Electric & Manufacturing

Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Hua Tung—^Shanghai $:—B Jl

Ta Cheng—^Shanghai

m m-m _h

Hui Ming—Shanghai m m it -k ~B ji

Ta Kuang Ming Pai' Chi—Shanghai

i m-u ± Jc—B Jl

I Chang—Shanghai

Ta Ming—Shanghai

It _b

I Feng—Shanghai m—B ji

Tanpon Storage Battery Co.—S’hai

mm ^ m~B Ji

Jeh Yu Tung Chi—Shanghai ft 0—B ft

Wahson—•Shanghai

^ B—B Jl Jl 2—ite Ji

Jih Kuang—Shanghai Wu Hsing—Shanghai

$fc—B .h ^ •£ ~&~B Ji

Jung Hua—Shanghai Ya Ke Lin—.Shanghai

m m-B ± ia g # m-B ft

Kuan Chu—Shanghai Yao Hua Fu Chi—Shanghai

# Jt—B Jl H m-B ft

Kuang Hua—.Shanghai Yu Chang—Shanghai

m &~B Jl M yt—B Ji

Kung Ming—.Shanghai Yuan Hsing—.Shanghai

m m-B jl M M ft—B Jl

Li Hua—Shanghai Yung Chang Hsing—Shanghai

^ m &-b ji m &-b ji

Opel Factory—Shanghai Ying Feng—^Shanghai

3f m S5-S Ji H ft-B ft

Oph^ Factory Company, Ltd.—S’hai Yung Feng—Shanghai

IN DUSTKIES IN THE FAR EAST

ENAMELWARE FACTORIES—FLOUR MILLS B21

ENAMELWARE FACTORIES n m-u ±

Lien Ying—Shanghai

m n: m

Chekiang Province m .Ji

Ta Lu—Shanghai

m ^

Li Feng—Ninghsien m m-m Ji

Wei Wei—Shanghai

Shao Feng—Shaohsing :li- m~B Jl

Yung FENG-^-Shanghai

m Wr-'R m FLOUR MILLS

Heng Shun—Ninghsien

* jE~^ ^ £L

ChTen Ta—Ninghsien Kiangsu Province

a 0 &—B .k

Kiangsu Province Chung Hwa—Shanghai

m -h m - M M m~B Ji

Chao Feng—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 1—Shanghai

It M-M 1. m ~ m m m-B ji

Chu Feng—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 2—Shanghai

it ik-m ± m^MM m-m Ji

Chiu Sin—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 3—Shanghai

I # S Jb m m m m m-B ±

Chung Hua—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 4—Shanghai

if 4*—# ± m t m m m-B ±

Chung Nan—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 7—Shanghai

m ‘m-m jl m a m m m-B ji

Henq Feng—Shanghai Foh Sing, No. 8—Shanghai

a Ji It &-B ±

Hsieh Feng—Shanghai Fou Foong—Shanghai

1 It m-B Ji St S-a «

Hua Feng—Shanghai Fu Sing—Nantung

it m-m ji ^ B—M B

I Feng—Shanghai Hai Foong—Tunghai

IE Id it 0-# Jl m m-m

Jih Sin Ho Chi—Shanghai Heng Foong—Wuchin

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B22 FLOUR MILLS

it Ji —s§ m Other Places

Kiu Foong—Wusih

m ^m

* aL-'S Jh Anyu—Fuchiatien

Lx Dah—Shanghai

is - m ¥"«-« * m

Mow Sing, No. 1—Wusih Ohanglin—Lin-Eu-Tar

I® C S Sr ® -a Si m m

Mow Sing, No. 2—Wusih Ohefoo—Chefoo

H W-OI ',f i n- - t m

Pao Hsin—Tungshan Chenchon—Tsitsihar

E|J—S >. B $-rf M

Seng Dah—Shanghai Chenfeng—Tsinan

* m-m ± m m ie-w m

Sing Dah—Shanghai Uhenlihou—Tsinan

s i* ^ m-m m m

Ta Foong—Huaiyen Ohentien—Fuchiatien

Ip] ^W ^ M j&—E ^ SI

Ta Tung—Nanking Chentungyi—Fuchiatien

% M- m m 3i m-w ^

Tai Lai—Taichow Chiahsiu—Tientsin

it m-m n

Tai Lung—Wusih Chinfeng—Taiyuan

ft k -JZ ffi

Tai Tsang—Nanking Chingfeng—Tientsin

m jb ^ m-m

Wah FooUg—Shanghai Chunghua—Changchun

^ fc-K m ^ m

Yeb Cheng—Chinkiang Fenglien—Tsinan

m w-b ± m m-#i m

Ym Tung—Shanghai Fu Sing—Tungchow

m m-n m

Yangtse-Nanking Fusing No. 5—Hankow

ft ^ :h ft ;fa—# %

Ziang Sing—Shanghai Fusing—Tientsin

1NDUSTRISE IN THE FAR EAST B23

FLOUR. MILLS

s-iW m Mingfeng—Tientsin

Hai Feng—Haichow

g m~a m ii

Han Feng—Hankow Moulanfu—Fushan

m if-w m E — H ®T

Hengfeng—Chang'chow Mowsing No. 4—Tsinan

® @—n St 'fc—ifr li

Hengfeng—Hankow Seng Seng Wheat and Rice Mill—

Yuangchang, Hunan Province

H fn-p m m-n m

Ho Foong—Hankow Shenglee—Hankow

* IMS St ■’S m & m-ffi m

Houkang—Harbin Shuan-Ho-Sheng—Harbin

Hsingtai—Ohinshui m in m-m

Shwanghochan—Changchun

Huaching—Tsinan ® m m

Shwang-Ho-Sheng—Shwangchenpao

'ft # ir

Hunan—Changsha Singhua—LinEuta

-lE-W i# if—TtJ S'

Hweifeng—Tsinan Singyi—Shasi

® —09 ^ IS

Hwexshing—F uchiatien Sousing—Tientsin

ill #-P St ^ it a: m

Kinglung—Hankow Tafeng—Chinkiangpu

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Kwangchi—Heilungkiang Tafeng—Tientsin

fs w •& ^ II

Kwanghsin—Harbin Tafengyin—Kwei Ying

* JS-ft w ^ * »

Kwangta—Harbin Tailai—Taicbow

i§—-bi 1^ %-M ill

Man Chow—'Changchun Tatong—Tatong (Shansi)

it m-xL ti m

Ming-an—Tsinan Teh Chang—Heilungkiang

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B24 FLOURS MILLS—FOUNDRIE S

'M tK

Tehtseng—Tsitsihar Yun Yuen—Ashiho

m w-w ^

Tienming—Peiping Yungyuen—Tientsin

m w

Tiensing—Harbin Yunyehkwang—Hulan

m it m 7lC

Tongfeng—Tsinan Yunyung—Hulaoi

® ft

Tsifeng—Tsinan Yusheng—Lin-Ku-Tar

m m-ffl ^ m ft ^

. Tttng Sing—Fucb.iatien Yu-shun-Lin-Ku-Tar

Ig ^'

Tungfeng—Hsinhsiang Yushunko—Kirin

m m-m m ^ FOUNDRIES

Tungshing- Harbin

« H

Tungsingheng—Kuhsiangteng Kiangsu Province

H S Ji

Wangfengyi—Heiho Chen Hsing—Shanghai

M Wg H—ffl M M Jl

Wangfusing—Fuchiatien Chi Cheng—Shanghai

® m 35 * 'K—m ±

Yah-hsi-yah—Kaiyung Chiu Ta—Shanghai

m ite-cc m m m-m ±

Yichen—Ohenkiang Fa Hsing—Shanghai

m & m-m m & ii IS—M _L

Yichontai- Harbin Fu Chang—Shanghai

in -$—□ m i m-m ±

Yu Lun—Hankow Hsi Chang—Shanghai

i m -m m m-m Ji

Yuchang—Ohaungchun Hsiang Hsing—Shanghai

* a m m-m ±

Yuenkwangyi—Harbin Hsiang Shun—Shanghai

iNDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

FOUNDRIES-GINNING MILLS B25

m& -L IE M 3E—S il

Hsieh Cheng Yuan—Shanghai Wong Fu Chi—Shnghai

m w~u Ji ia & m-B _h

Hsieh Hsing—Shanghai Yang Shen Chi—Shanghai

m w,-» _h £ Wt—B _h

Hsieh Shun—Shanghai Yu Shen—Shanghai

-k m-'B ± IB %—B Jl

Hsin Ta—Shanghai Yuan Chi- Shanghai

H 7TC # Jfc m b m & m-B ±

Hsing Yung Chang—'Shanghai Yuan Shen Hsing Ching Chi—S’hai

m *-b ji m m-B k

Hua Fa—Shanghai Yuan Tai—Shanghai

-k m~B k i m-B i

Hung Ta—Shanghai Yung Ohang—Shanghai

1 ^-B ± ^ m t}C—S Ji

I Chang—iShanghai Yung Hsing Hsiang—'Shanghai

m a m-m jt m 'ii ^-b ii

I Hsing Shen—Shanghai Yung Shen Hsing—Shanghai

m ik m-B _l

I Jen Hsing—Shanghai GINNING MILLS

i ± # m a

Kao Chang—(Shanghai Kiangsu Province

# 'i® _b IB it $k—B ±

Li Tai—Shanghai Chang Hsin Ho Jen Chi—Shanghai

i m-B ± m #-is b

Shun Chang—Shanghai Chen Hsing—Nanhui

m m w-B Ji n m m-m m

Tsao Hui Hsing- Shanghai Cheng Heng Chang—Fenghsien

g «-# u IB W & *

Wan Chang—Shanghai Chin Chang Chung Chi—Paoshan

la B * M—B Ji IB W-B i.

Wan Hsing Hsieh Ohi—Shanghai Chung Chi Mill^—Shanghai

IB # M—B Jt IB In rn W-B il

Wong Chin Chi—Shanghai Heng Feng Ho Chi Mill—S;hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B26 DINNING MILLS—GLASS FACTORIES

m n~m j*. |0 D&—H

Heng HsinG Mill—Shanghai Kung Ho Mill—Nanhui

'IS—IS fn m-m .h

Heng Ta—Nanhui Lee Woo Mill—Shanghai

M ® ts—± Ta Chang Ho—Taitsang

Heng Yuan Fu Mill—Shanghai

ie m w. -fs-s ± m &

Heng Yuan Hsing Chi—Shanghai Ta Tung—Chuansha !

1M &-M M W- f—# ^

Ho Hsing Chang—Nanhui Tang Yuan Hsing—Chuansha

m &—m ^ Teh Chang—Taitsang

Ho Hsing—Nanhui

ie fi m Ji

ie m-oi # Teh Feng Hsing Chi Mill—S’hai

Hsia Chi—Chinshan

m fn fri-m m

m m-m h Ting Ho Tai—Fenghsien

Hsiang Shun—Shanghai Wang Hsieh Hsing—Nanhui

m m-s jt ^ m-oj «

Hsieh Lung Mill—Shanghai Yu Feng—Paoshan

:

IB'fr-# W H tJC '$/

Hsieh Chi—Chuansha Yung Hsing—Chuansha

Hsien Tai Mill—(Shanghai GLASS FACTORIES

m Jt m M XL

Hua Feng Mill!—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

m 7ic s _t ^0 IE—S ii

Huang Yung Shen Mill—Shanghai Chen Ho—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai

ie m x-m m IE H ^ m-M _h

Ko Hsiang Chi—Wuchin. Chien I. Hsing Chi—Chung Shan

Road, Shanghai

Yuan Hsing Te Minn-Shanghai @ 4»—Jl

m n m~& & China Glass Factory—San Yang

Ku Hsieh Tai—Chuansha Road, Chapei, Shanghai

# ^ m- _h ie a m 4»--t

Ku Tien Sheng Mill—Shanghai Chua Hua Feng Chi—W. Paohsing

Road, Chapei, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

GLASS FACTORIES B27

M fg Jh ® M ~B Ji

Chung Han—Tang Shan Road Liang I—Shang Yen Bridge, S’hai

M r p—fg ±. m w-m _h

Chung Hsing—Chi Chiang Rd., S’hai Ming Tsing—San Yang Rd., S’hai

i m-% - S& m n-fa _t

Han Chong—Chapei, Shanghai POOTUNG No. 1—Heng Feng Road,

m &-M _h Chapei, Shanghai

Ho Hsing—An Yang Road, S’hai M H-^ig _t

^ —$1 Jl San Sing—Heng Feng Road, S’hai

Hsikh Chang—Hsiang Yen Bridge, m m-B -L

Chapei, Shanghai Teh Hsing—Au Yang Road, S’hai

f? m-s ±

Hsikh Hsin—Penang Road, S’hai $ i*e-?g ji

Tien Chen—Kao Long Chiao, S’hai

m ±

Hsibh Lung—Chi Mei Road, S’hai M na~~fg Jl

Tsing Hsing—Ferry Road, Shanghai

Hua Feng—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai 0h # B Jb

it s _h Tsing Hua—Brenan Road, Shanghai

Hua Hsin—Ta Ku Road, Shanghai m na B _h

m ± Tsing Ming—Kiaochow Road, S’hai

Hua Kuo—W. Pao Hsing Rd.,; S’hai

j&—B Ji

HiM m—B ii Tsu Chen—Chung Shan Road, S’hai

Hung Fu—Wuchow Road, Shanghai

HE ^-fg'Jt

m Jt-m _h Tung Chi—Koo Chia Road, S’hai

Kuang Ming—Ching Yun Road,

Chapei, Shanghai I^]-?g Ji

M m %i-B ± Tung Ho—Koo Chia Road, S’hai

Kuang Tai Hsing—Tien Tung An m m-;M jc

Road, Shanghai Tze Kang—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai

ie fc—m ± m m—m ji

Kung Chi—Chi Mei Road, Shanghai Yao Yeh—Kiaochow Road, Shanghai

m &—B

Kung Hsing—Chi Mei: Road, S’hai m m-B ±

Yi Tsing—San Yang Road, S’hai

^ &•—?g _h

Kung I—Yung Hsing Road, Chapei, M :il—B Jl

Shanghai Yu Lien—San Yang Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B28 GLASS-GOURMET POWDER—HARDWARE FACTORIES

Other Places GOURMET POWDER FACTORIES

$ ji ¥ M o:

Chi Chein Glass Factory Shanghai Kiangsu Province

f ±

Chung Hua Glass Factory—Penghsien China Chemical Works—83, Penang

Road, Shanghai

m _h

Chung Hwa Fen Kee Glass Factory— Hung Fu—207, Flung Jen, Shanghai

Shanghai

M ^0—S Jl

Ken Tai—Ching Chi Chiao, Siccawei,

Fu How Glass Factory— Poshan Shanghai

® _h m - m z -k-m ±

Kungyi Glass Factory—Shanghai Tai I No. 1—Hai Chang Road, Cba-

pei, Shanghai

m %-m ± m E~± ~b _l

Kwang Ming Glass AIanufacturing Tai I No. 2—Rue du Bayle, S’hai

Co.—^Shanghai

t m-t s: m - s s x-m _t

Tien Chu No .1—453, Rue Hue, S’hai

Lo Soong Glass Factory—Chungking

BS - SS » X-» _fc.

Tien Chu No. 2—176, Rue de Marche,

Pao Hua Glass Factory—Changsha Shanghai

iii it—iii m M — ^ — 3i~B ±

Poshan Glass Manufacturing Co.— TienShanghai

I No. 1—1060, Whashing Road,

Poshan

m - x-b ±

m t-m i Tien I No. 2—832, Kwenming Bead,

Shanghai Glass Manufacturing Co.— , Shanghai

Shanghai m %-b ii

m ffi-m m ^ Tien Sun—f, Chang Chia Chee, Hung

Jao Road, Shanghai

Sin Hsing Glass Factory—Harbin

4* 0fc—S Jl

m M—U % Ye Chung-^Au Yang Road, Chanei,

Su Hsing Glass Factory—Yingkow Shanghai.

m M-a % HARDWARE FACTORIES

Tung Ming Glass Factory—Yingkow € * a;

Kiangsu Province

m mm ^^ tc

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.—Chin-

wan gtao Chang Chien Heng—Kiangning

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HARDWARE FACTORIES

n* m # jc—B ±

Ohakg Tah Chang—Wusih Dah Wha—Shanghai

H ic ^—Ha he m # -k-b _h

Chang Teh Hsing—Wusih Dah Wha Shun Chi—Shanghai

mm m i m-B ±

Chen Hsing Lung—Huaiying Fa Chang—Shanghai

m s£-m ± m IS—Oj m

Cheng Yuan—Shanghai Fu Hsing Kung—Tungshan

* n m m-B -t

Chi Sheng—Nantung Fu Kang—Shanghai

m M-m _h HE m m Jb

Chia Fu—Shanghai Fu Shun K’un Chi—Shanghai

i ® R-* i. SE ±

Ohia Hsien Chang—Shanghai Ho Chi—Shanghai

mm ± # m

Chiao I Hsing—Shanghai So Cho—Kiating

m m m-m ± In—^ XL

Ch’ien Shdn Hsing—iShanghai Ho Phs(g—Kiangning

M S Ji m i _b

China Metal Works—Shanghai Hou Chang H uang—^Shanghai

M ^ IS—M Jb m ft-B i:

Ching Chang Hsiang—Shanghai Hsia I Hsing- 'Shanghai

m m-b ± m m-B _h

Chiu Ching—Shanghai Hsiang Feng—-Shanghai .

m jl-b ± ^ fflj—B -b

Chiu Lien—Shanghai Hsieh Cheng—Shanghai

i ® m-B ± ^ 0-B -b

Chou Yu Chang —Shanghai Hsin Cheng—Shanghai

mm Jb jc m-B ±

Chu Lung Hsing—Shanghai Hsin Ta—Shanghai

3g|' 4*—il/ m HI; fc*-B _b

Chung Hsin Chang—Tungshan Hsu Shun Using—Shanghai

m m-B ± i, M ^-B ±

Chung HsiNG^-Shanghai Hua Hsing Chang—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

HARDWARE FACTORIES

se m n -n Ji flj il

Huang Fa Chi—Shanghai Sheng Li—Shanghai

m ^ a-iij ^ ^ )P~S ±

I Chu Hsing—Tungshan Shun Mao—Shanghai

® is

Jen Hsin—Shanghai Shun Yu—Wusih

mi _h he n ±

Jui Chang Shun-—Shanghai Sung Pang Cni^Shanghai

® m-m m m

Jung Sheng--Wuchin Tai Fu Hsing—^Shanghai

HE )i!H Jb m m-m n

Ku Shun Chi—Shanghai Tai Yuan—Tanyang

m W> n-i® ± H * ^5-# _H

Ku Wan Hsing—Shanghai Teng Pao Chang—Shanghai

1) 'k—$1 _h m » ffi-s »

Kung Chin—Shanghai Ting Tai Yuan—Wuchin

¥ Ji m fn m-u je

Kung Ping Steel & Iron Works— Tsai Jen Cao—Shanghai

Shanghai

i^ ± m m m-rn .t

Li Mao Chang—Shanghai Tung I Hsiang—Shanghai

f']—S ± Zfe Iii] —ill vi

Li Chung—Shanghai Tung I Kung—Tungshan

mm ± W Is)-« ft

Lin Teh Hsing—Shanghai Tung Yuan Chi—Wuchin

^m _h m hi i-# ji

Lo Lien Chang—Shanghai Wong Shun Tai—Shanghai

7ic R-m ±.

Lu Yung Kang—Shanghai Wong Ying Chang—Shanghai

S _h HE m 3E-# ±

San Hsin—Shanghai Wong Yu Chi—Shanghai

i ^ m-ifc ± t m 3E—M IS

Sen Tai Chang—Wusih Wong Yuan Chi—Wusih

m hm ±

Sheng Fu Chang—Shanghai Wu Shun Hsing*—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

HARDWARE-HAT FACTORIES B31

m 1 M-B Jl i m-B ±

Yeh Chang Sen—Shanghai Hsin Chang—Shanghai

n m ^-b Jh m« ji

Yn I Chang—Shanghai Hsin Chen Kang—Shanghai

HAT FACTORIES m If—# ...h

Hsin Hsin—Shanghai

m XL ^ If-# ±

Kiangsu Province Hsin HuA4-Shanghai

ib m m-B ji IIS ^ %—B ±

Chen I Chi—Shanghai Hsu I Yuan—Shanghai

IB 'M- II.—#- Jl ib m ft-m ±

Cheng Yu Chi—Shanghai Hsu Wei Chi—Shanghai

ib i m-B ± IE -h % 1*—B ±

Chin Chang Chi—Shanghai Hua An Ho Cni^-Shanghai

a m-b ji ^ 0—B‘ l.

Chiu Chi—Shanghai Hua’ CHENG-^-Shan'ghai

IB £ Vl-B ± IS B—B ±

Chou Chuah Chi—Shanghai Hua Fu—Shanghai

M ^ M-B Ji # '‘fi—B Ji

Chu Chang Hsi;ang—Shanghai Hua Hsian G--S h an g ha i

IE W M-# Ji M. J-

Chung Yuan Chi—Shanghai Hua Hsing—Shanghai

IB IS—# Ji' m w b ji

Fu Chi—Shanghai Hua Kuo—Shanghai

m m m-m ji IB lo W-B Jl

Fu Hsing Tai—Shanghai Huang Shao Chi—Shanghai

-

M IS— ® Ji ^ #-# Jl

Fu Li—Shanghai Hua Sheng—Shanghai

IS—® Jl ji !#—# Ji

Fu Yuan—Shanghai Hua Tung—Shanghai

Jl m n m -B ji

Ho Feng: -Shanghai Hung Yuan Tai—Shanghai

m \&—b ± m m m-m t

Hsieh Kang—Shanghai I Hsing Hsiang—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

HAT FACTORIES—HOSPITALS

IS if M —U Jl IB 31 M-M Ji

I Tseng Fu^Shanghai Yueh Jui Chi—Shanghai

^ S Jl $ m 7%-m ji

Kuan Chiu—Shanghai Yung Hua Cheng—Shanghai

® # Jl i. m 7%~m ji

Kuan I—Shanghai Yung Mao Chang—Shanghai

m m-m ± HOSPITALS

Kuan Mei—Shanghai

® M $

# _L Anhwei Province

Kuo Hua—Shanghai

Lau Fu—Shanghai Chao Hsien General Hospital—Chao

Hsien

m -k-m h

Ta Ming—Shanghai Craigan Memorial Hospital — Hwai-

yuen

mm m m-m ±

Te Hsing Ming Chi—Shanghai Goodwill Hospital—Suhsien (Nan-

*n m m-m ± hsuchow)

Te Tai Ho—Shanghai

be m M-m _k Hope Hospital—Hwaiyuen

Tsao Cheng Chi—Shanghai

^ n-m ± Luchowfu Christian Hospital—Hofei

Wan Cheng—Shanghai

m n-m _t Ming Sun Hospital—Hofei

Wan Lung—Shanghai

I 7ic 5-^ ± Showchow Hospital—A.P.M. Show-

Wang Yung Chang—Shanghai chow

IB HI M-m Ji

Yeh Shun Chi—Shanghai St. James Hospital—Anking

mn ±

Yu Jung Hsing—Shanghai Tse Hut Hospital—Hofei

m ft-m ji

Yu Sheng—Shanghai Women’s Hospital—Pochow

M 1 7C—S Jl Vawmm-mm

/uan Chang I—Shanghai Wuhu General Hospital—Wuhu

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B33

il

Chekiang Province Hwa Mei ffi&m-vt®

Hospital—Ningpo

Bknkvolence Hospital—Hwangyen [-Men Hospital—Tangki Hsien

Will ^ S i'ml Jih Ching Hospital—San Yuen Chao,

Blyth Hospital—Wenchow Wenlin

[ Ohanoling Hospital—Changling Ju Wai Hospital—Ningpo

%oW--wmmM-kh

Vom—)m Kashing Christian Hospital—Ka-

I Chekiang Provincial Medical and shing

Pharmaceutical School Hospital—

! Tao Mau Kang, Hangchow

King Chien Hospital—Tzeki

f Chekiang Provincial Obstetrical

Hospital—32, Mo Po Shan, Hang- Koh Liang Hospital—Huchow

chow

vewwte-mfc

; Chbn Chi Public Hospital—Tinghai Kung Chi Hospital—Hangchow

j China Hospital—The Bund, Ningpo Kwangchi Hospital—C. M. S. Hang-

chow

SKI

; Chinese and Foreign Hospital—Shen Linhai Hospital—Linhai

Lane, Chuchow

VcBKM-fm

! Dong Tseh Hospital—Chinghai Loo Kiang Hospital—Tsichao, Ching-

hai

t Drum Tower Hospital—Ningpo McCarter Hospital—Yuyao

j HangOhow Local Hospital—Chang- Medical Departi^ent, National Uni-

zeor Road, Hangchow versity of Chekiang—Hangchow

i| Huchow General Hospital—Huchow Nanzin Hospital—Nanzin

I H r'Ng Kee Hospital—Siashih Ophthalmic Hospital—Hangchow

BQ

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B34 HOSPITALS

vm-mm-Wii

Pao Li Hospital—Tzeki Chuanchow General Hospital—

Chaunchow

Pickfoed Memorial HosPital- Chung San Hospital—2, Hong Han

A.B.M., Kinhwa Road, Ampy

Seng Seng Hospital—Siashili C. M. S. Hospital—North Gate, Foo-

chow

Shaoshing Christian Hospital

Shaoshing C. M. S. Hospital—Sia Pu, Funing

Ta Tung Hospital—West Gate, Yuyao Diongloh American Boardmission

Hospital—Diongloh

Tatung Hospital—Yi-Ting, via Ning-

VcWim-tkm Elis H. Blauvelt Memorial Hospital

Tien Seng Hospital—Ningpo —Tungan, Amoy

i%w*nm®M/pa

Tung Wen Hospital—Haiyen Foochow Christian Union Hospital

—Foochow

Wang Yiang HospiTAL-Chang Kan Foochow Native Hospital and Dis-

Lin, Chuchow pensary—Foochow

Woo Shing Hospital—North Gate, General Hospital—Changpu

Hu chow

Yao Kiang Hospital—Yuyao General Hospital—Hweian

Vcmim-Jtii

Yung Chi Hospital—Wufu, Via Hope and Wilhelm ina Hospital—

Kulangsu, Amoy

Ningpo

1=1 /PS Lucie F. Harrison Hospital—Fu-

Fukien Province tsing, via Foochow

Alden Speare Memorial Hospital— Men’s Hospital—C.M.S.. Kienow

Yenping

Christ’s Doctrine Hospital—Loynan Nathan Sites Memorial Hospital—

Leh-du Mintsing

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B35

Nekebosch Hospital—Siokhe General Memorial Hospital—Kihsien

Pacwjda Hospital—Pagoda Anchorage Honan Provincial Hospital—Kai-

feng

Sienyu Cheistian Union Hospital—

Sienyu Luther Hospital—Hwangohuan

St. Luke's Hospital—Putien Lutheran Mission Hospital—Hsu-

chang

; Union Hospital—Changohow, S. Fu- VEmms-mu,

kien Menzies Memorial Hospital—Tsin-

yang (Hwaiking)

Wilb\' General Hospital—Kutien vzmwm-mM.

Ming Ko Hospital—Red Cross Street,

Chu Ma Tien, Honan

Women’s Hospital—O.M.S.. Kienow

St. Paul’s Hospital—C.C.M. Shang-

Women’s Hospital—Dongkau kiu (Kweiteh)

Woolston Memorial Hospital—Lung- South Honan Union Hospital —

Sinyuang

, tien, Futsing via Foochow

Vcwm-mm ti At m

Yuan Liang Hospital—Changpu Hopei Province

it m ^ssi-iis-aia

I Honan Province Arthur Peill Memorial Hospital—

Yenshan

China Inland Mission Hospital— Bethell North Hospital—Tamingfu

Kaifeng

Bresee Memorial Hospital—Church

General Hospital—Chenghsien of the Nazarene, Tamingfu

Vcm&m-mm

General Hospital—U.C.C., Weihwei British Charitable Hospital—61a,

Chou Fen Ch’ang, Hatamen Wei,

Peiping

General Hospital—United Church of

Canada, South Suburb, Taokow,

North Honan Central Hospital—Peiping

*R2

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B36 HOSPITALS

Chung Hua Hospital 114a Kan Shih London Missionary Hospital—Siao-

Chiao, Peiping chang, via Tehchow

PtcWM %—/E'K VcW*-m-w?i

Do Kiang Hospital—Paoting Mackenzie Memorial Hospital — 79,

Rue^ de Takou, Tientsin

Douw Hospital—T’ou T’iao Hutunfe,

An Ting Men Nei, Peiping North China Hospital—Ta Fang

Chia Hutung, Peiping

Folks’ Sanatorium—Fu Show Ling,

Western Hills, Peiping Pa Ta Chu Sanatorium—Pa Ta Chuy

Western Hills, Peiping

General Hospital—Changli \

Pao Kwang Hospital—Shihchia-

chwang ,

German Hospital—Legation Quarter,

Peiping , ■

Peiping iChinese Red Cross Hospit.a^

and Sanatorium—Peiping

Houge Memorial Hospital—Paoting

Hopei Provincial Medical College Peiping Union Medical College Hos-

pital—Peiping

Hospital t--Paoting

Pei Yang Hospital for Children

Hopkins

ping

II^iorial Hospital—Pei- Diseases—Ping Kao Hutung, Nan

Chi Tze. Peiping

Hsiu Ci^n Vcftm-tm

Women’s Hospital—Pei- Robert Memorial

pihg ?° < Hospital—Tsang-

chow . ‘ . - oil

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Hugh O’Neill Memorial and Grace Salvaiion Army General Hospital—

TalcOIt • Hospital—Shuntehfu Ting Hsien

Isabella Fisuer Hospital — South Shanchih Hospital—Hsi Chang An

Gate, ChineS’e-City, Tientsin Chieh, Peiping

Kai Gho-w General Hospital East Sheng- 'Sheng Hospital—Shihchia-

Suburb, Kaifehow chwang

Kailan Minging Administration Me- Shih Chia ' Chwang Hospital—Shjh-

dical SERViCE-UTongshan chiachwang

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B37

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Shun Tien .Hospital—-N o. 78, Lee Hl J Ching Hospital—Siangtap

Tien Kuai Hsieh Chieh, Outside

KussM-ftat' Hunan Turfrculosis Sanatorium—

Sleeper Davis Hospital—Peiping kfeoigsha

St. Andrew’s Hospital of Chtjng J. S. j C^ijjic—Yochow

Hua Shien Kung Hui—Ho Kien

ITsien : Liebenzeller Mission Hospital^

China Inrand .jVIissioN;—Hun^kiang

Ta Jen Hospital- Yiuyi Wei Road,

Tientsin : Meng TstN Hospital — Daoyuan

Hsien

Taylor Memorial Hospital—Paoting

Methodist General Hospital—Ling-

famcte-BX ling

Tientsin Women's Hospital—Tientsin

Methodist Hospital—Shaoyang

Tlngchoav Hospital—Tunghsien, Pei-

kiang East Mission Hospital—Tsingshih

^ M M

Hunan Province Norwegian Missionary. Society Hos-

pital—Tadhwalun, Yiyang

Changsha Union Hospital—Changsha

Presba^terian Hospital—Changteh

General HosiO/al—Hengqhpw

Presbyterian Hospital — Chenhsien

(Chenchow) =

General Hospital—Yiyang

Sinhwa Lutheran Hospital—Sinhwa

HSi'1'Memorial HospirAi^-Yohyang 4b M

P£«lr»-f]§ Hupeh Province

Hsiang Ya Hospital—Changsha

Bethesda Hospital, Covenant Mis-

sionary Society—Siangyang

Hudson Taylor. Memorial, Hospital

(Assoc. Bk, China’ Inland- Mission)

-^Changsha Borden Memorial Hospital—Kao?a#

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS

m a ii*

Buchanan Memorial Hospital — I- Kansu Province

chang

esseiBj-tia

Church General Hospital—Wuchang Lanchow Hospital—Lanchow

Froyland Memorial Hospital—Loho- Union Hospital—Hankow

kow

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General Hospital—Wusueh Kiangsi Province

Hankow City Hospital—Chung Shan China Inland Mission Hospital—

Road, Hankow Poyang

a:^L

Hupeh Provincial Hospital—Wu- Danforth Memorial Hospital—Kiu-

chang kiang

Jen Chi Hospital—Tsao-shih Fifth Army Hospital—Nanchang

London Mission Hospital—Sian Kan Ida Kahn Memorial Hospital—Nan-

chang

Men’s Hospital—L.M.S., Wuchang

Kiangsi Provincial Medical School

Methodist General Hospital—Anlu Hospital—Nanchang

(Teian)

Kiangsi Provincial School of Mid-

wifery Lying-In Hospital—Nan-

Methodist General Hospital—Shih chang

Hwei Yao, Tayeh

Methodist General Hospital—Sui- Kuling Medical Mission Hospital

and Sanatorium—Kuling

hsien

Methodiht General Hospital — Nanchang

chang

General Hospital—Nan-

Hankow

Rankine Memorial Hospital—Ichang Water of Life Hospital—Kiukiang

INDISTKIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS

# m a Hospital of the National Medical

Kiangsu Province College of Shanghai—363, Ayensue

Haig, Shanghai

Bao Tsu Clinic—362, Shangchow Foo Mixg Hospital—142,h North Sze-

Road, Nanking chuen Road, Shanghai

Bethel Hospital—639, Arsenal Road,

Shanghai Gaol Hospital—S.M.C., Ward Road,

Shanghai

Central Hospital—Huang Pu Road,

Nanking General Hospital—Sutsien

Chinese Infectious Diseases Hospital General Hospital—Yencheng

—25, Yu Ya Ching Road, Shanghai

Christian Hospital—Kiangyin Gocdsby King Hospital—Chinkiang

Christian Hospital—Suchowfu Grace Hospital—Liuho

Christian Reformed Church Mission Hongkew Ping Ming Obstetrical

Hospital—Jukao Hospital—Lane 2V, 24 Ward Road,

Shanghai

Chuno Shan Memorial Hospital— Hospital of the Russian Orthodos

Confraternity—230, E. Say Foang

Mental and Nerve Division, 262, R.

Chung Teh Obstetric Hospital—45V, Maresca: Tuberc. Division 260. F.

Avenue Foch, Shanghai Maresca, Shanghai

Country Hospital—IV, Great Western Hospital St. Marie—197, Route Pere

Road, Shanghai Robert, Shanghai

Elizabeth Blake Hospital—Wuhsien, Huetg Jen Hospital—Chinkiang

Soochow

mil

Ellen La vine Graham Hospital—Hai- Hungjao Sanatorium — Hnngjao.

:chow (Tunghai) Shanghai

First Hospital of the Red Cross Infectious Diseases Hospital of

Society of China, The Co-operated China—Ward Road, Shanghai

[NDITSTEIES IN THE FAR EAST

K40 - HOSPITALS

International Institute Hospital for Paulun HoSPitAi—415, Tkrrkill Road, |

Women and Children—1, Route Shanghai

Chapsal, Shanghai

Public Shanghai Hospital—San Tai

Kala-Azar Research Station Hospital Wharf, Nantao, Shanghai

—Tsingkiangpu

Quarantine Hospital — WooSung,

Kianqsu Provincial Hospital—Chin- Shanghai

Kuno Dah Hospital—2767, Pinliang Sacred Heart Hospital—fli Ningkuo j

Road, Yangtszepoo, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Lester Chinese Hospital—145, Shan- Sarah Walkup Hospital—Taichow

tung Road, Shanghai

Shanghai General Ho'SpItal—1^0, 1

Maison Ce&trale—149, Avenue Du- North Soochow. Road, Shanghai

bail, Shanghai

Shanghai . Insanity

: Asylum—750, j

Margaret Williamson Hospital— Avenue Road, Shanghai

West Gate, Shanghai

Mary Irwin Roger's Memorial Hos- Shanghai Laborers Hospital—1000,

pital—Hsuchowfu Ferry Road, Sha,nghai

Nantung Loh Jen Hospital—Nantung Shanghai Mercy Hospital—Pei

Chiao, Shanghai

Nantung Medical College Hospital—

Nantung Shanghai Public Welfare Hospital—

507, Race Course Road, Shanghai

NANruNGCfihw Christian Hospital—

Nantungchow ShangHai Sanatorium Hospital and

Feng Ling Chiao (Off Route Ghisi), Clinic — 150, Robinson Road and

Shanghai 171, Range Road, Shanghai

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National Leprosarium of Shanghai— So Min Hospital—Tsang Meng, Soo-

Miao-hong Road, Kiangwan, S’hai chow

Naval Hospital—Shaokwan. Nanking SOocNow Hospital—Soochow

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HOSPITALS B41

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St. Andrew’s Hospital—Wusih

General Hospital—Nanning

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St. Elizabeth’s Hospitad—Lane 36l|

Nos. 2-4-11, Avenue Road, Shanghai General Hospital—S.D.A., Nanning

St. Luke’s Hospital—177, Seward Kwangsi Provincial Hospit.al—Wu

Road, Shanghai chow

Stephenson Memorial Hospital—

Changchow Kweilin Baptist Hospital—Kweilin

Tai Ka Pao Hospital—Liuho Stout Memorial Hospital—Wuchow

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Tooke,r Memqrial Hospital—Soochow Way of Life Hospital—Kweilin

Tsingkiangpu General Hospital— Kwangtung Province

Tsingkiangpu

American Presbyterian Hospital—

Tlng De Hospital—1, Yates Road, Hoihow, Hainan

Shanghai

Bixby Memorial Hospital—Kityang

Tung Teh Woman’s and Obsterial

Hospital—2, Shanhaikwan Road,

Shanghai Canton Hospital—Canton

Canton Hospital—Lingnan Branch,

Uxi versitv Hospital—Nanking Lingnan, Canton

Wilkinson Hospital—Soochow Christ Hospital—Kachek

j Wusih Brothers’ Hospital—Han C.M.S. General Hospital—Pakhoi

Chang Road, Wusih

| Yangchow Baptist Hospital—S.B.C., David Gregg Hospital—A. P. M.,

I Yangchow Canton

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| Yangtszepoo Hospital—34, Meichow English Presbyterian Mission Hos-

Road, Shanghai pital—Swatow

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B42 HOSPITALS

Methodist Mission Hospital—Fat-

shan, via Canton

“Paul Doumer” Hospital or French

English Presbyterian Mission Hos- Hospital—224, The Bund, Canton

pital—Wukingfu

Scott-Thresheu Meaiorial Hospital—

Swatow

First Hospital—National Sun Yat

Sen University, Cantor.

Second Hospital—National Sun Yat

Sen University, Canton

Forman Memorial Hospital—Yeung

Kong

Todd Clinic and Hospital—Koon Luk

Road, Canton

General Army Hospital—Canton Van Norden Memorial Hospital—

Li nohow, i'ia Canton and Yingtak

General Hospital—Chaoyang € m ^

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Hospital or the Rhenish Mission- l^iSPuiPM—

Tungkun Gospel Hospital—Anshun

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Kong Chuen Hospital—Church of Manchuria

Christ in China. Canton

Church of Scotlano Mission Hos-

Leung Kwang Baptist Hospital— pital- Kaiyuan

Tungshan, Canton

Church or Scotland Mission Hos-

Marion Ba'rckay HospiTAic-Kong- pital—6th Street, Liaoyang

moon

Danish Mission Hospital—Antung

Mary Henry Hospital—Nodoa General Hospital—C-S.F.M. xVshiho

General, Ho.spit\l—D.M-S. Liaoning,

Men’s Hospital—U.C.C., Kongmoon Siuyen

General Hospital—I'AL.S., Pine-

Methodist General Hospital—Shiu- hiang, Siwhua

chow, Kukong General Hospital P.C.T., Kirin

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

HOSPITALS B43

Gillespie Memorial Hospital—Chang- Brethren Hospital—Ping Ting Hsien

chun

King King Christian Hospital— Chuan Tse Medical School Hospital

‘I'aiyitan

Sinpin

| Irish Presbyterian Mission Hospital Fenchow General Hospital—Eencbow

Hsin Min Hsien

Kuangning Hospital—P:'C. I., Pei- Mosse Memorial Hospital—Ta Tung

f chenhsien

Schofield Memorial Men’s Hospital

Mukden Hospital—Mukden —English Baptist Mission, Tai-

yuan-fu

f Newchwang Quarantine Hospital—

Newchwang Shansi Hospital—Taiyuan

St. Andrew’s Hospital—Lungching- Taiku Hospital—Taiku

tsun

Taiyuan Army Hospital—Taiyuan

Tiehling Mission Hospital—Tiehling

imeiS-ifrm

| Women’s Hospital—P.C.I., Fakumen Wilmay Memorial HospiTAL-rChina

Inland Mission, Changchih

| Yung An Hospital—Sanchingtsun

Wilson Memorial Hospital—Linfen

M

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Yen Ling Hospital—Linfen

Ning Hsia Provincial Hospital— ti lU

Jiann Sheh Ting Street, Ning Hsia Shantung Province

City

7T W Ui American Presbyterian Mission Hos-

Shansi Province pital—Tsinan

Arthington Mission Hospital—Tai- Bachman Hunter Hospital—Tsining

yuan-fu

Brethren Hospital—Liaochow Chefoo Municipal Hospital—13>

Beach Street, Chefoo

I^DUS51?RIES ■ ,I>N THE EAR EAST

B44 HOSPITALS

Shantung Christlan L'nivLrsity. Hos-

Chefoo pital—Tsinan

Christ Kwang Teh Hospital—Ihtu S^.VNTcr.No Rural Reconstruction 1n-

AND HO!

Ciytl Hospital Weihaiwei

St. Agatha’s Hospital—P ing Yin

Chinesisches K:

(German H< St. Luke’s Hospital—Yenp^tow

FijOyd D. White Jr. Memorial Hos- Temple Hill HospiTAi^-American

Presbyterian Mission, Chefoo

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Tsingtao General Hospttal—Tsingtao

Wat Tung Hospital—Weihsien

Hospital—Hwang-

Vo®m-rim

Limsisg,,. Memorial ‘ Hospital -Lin-

Porter Hospital—Tei

Mayitell-Tyzzer Hi Wutingfu Christian Hospital—

Kathleen Mallory Hospital for E.M.M., Hweixniu,. Wutinfu

S.C., €m^

Methodist Hospital—Tai An

Jenkins-Robertson Memorial Hospi-

North China Hospital—Tenghsien tal—Sian

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Oxner Alexander Memorial Hospital Shensi Army Hospital (Formerly

—S.B.C.M., Pingtu Tientsin Army Hosfitat, Tientsin)-

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Weihsien Shensi Army Hospital—Sian

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

xiOSi’ITALS

IIliNKiETTA Bilih Hospital—Fao-

Shisnsi Provincial Hospital—Sian mng

m m Hospital eok Men—A. B. F. M. S.,

Sikang Suifu

TiutiaAN Mission. Hospital—Tatsienlu, Hospital eor Women and Children—

Sikang Suifu

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Szechuan Province Syracuse-in-China’ Hospital— Chung-

king

Briton Corliss M. Memorial Hospi-

tal—Yachow U.C.C. General Hospital—Luchow

Canadian Mission Hospital—Chung- U.C.C. hospital for Wowen and

Chi ldren—Cfcfe ngtu

Chengtu Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Hospital—27, Shen Si St., Chengtu W.C.U.U. Hospital, for, Men—Cheng-

tu

Chungchow General Hospital—

Chungchow Yua Shen Hospital- Chai Pan St.,

Chungking

Friends’ Hospital—Suining t\ M #

Yunnan Province

Friends’ Mission Hospital—Tung-

chwan, Santai ! Christian Dispensary—Atuntze, N.W.

i Yunnan

General Hospital—Mienchu I umm

i Church Missionary Society Hospital

| Kunming

General Hospital—U.C.C., Chung-

king

General Hospital - M. M. S. C.,

Haot’un'g

General Hospital—U.C.C., Junghsien

Iliang Hsien Health Station—East

Geejeral Hospital-t-U.C.C., Kiating Suburb, Iliang Hsien

General Hospital—(Ren Gi Yuan), Kiulungkiang

kiang

Hospital — Kiulung-

Tzeliutsing

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B4f> HOSPITALS—ICE-KNITTING FACTORIES

Ku Chiu Hsien Health Station—Ku

Chiu Hsien

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Kunming Mutnicipal Hospital—Kun-

ming

Royal Naval Hoi

Park Memorial Hospital—Yuankiang

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Yunnan Provincial r Wah Hospital—P0 Yan I

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Hong Kong Prison Hoi

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Kowloon Hospital—Kowloon Yung Sing—Shanghai

KNITTING FACTORIES

Lai Chi Kok Prison Hospital—Lai

Chi Kok, Kowloon \L M

Chekiang Province

Matilda Hospital—186-9, Mt. Kellett,

The Peak An Yu—P’inghu

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

KNITTING FACTORIES B47':

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Chun Ho—Chiahsing Hsieh Sheng Hsing—Yungchia

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B48 KNITTING FACTORIES

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

KNTTTI NG -LAJ>0RATORY EQUIPMENT—LACE FACTORIES

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LACE-MACHINE FACTORIES B51

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iNDUSmiES IN THE FAR EAST

B52 MACHINE FACTORIES

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B5i MACHINE FACTORIES

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

MACHINE FACTORIES B55

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MACHINE FACTORIES B57

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B58 MACHINE FACTORIES

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

MACHINE FACTORIES

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INDUSTRIES ,IN THE FAR EAST

MATCH FACTORIES

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Ohcng Kuo Match Cd.‘—-Chapei, Chen Yieh—Tsingtao

Shanghai

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

MATCH FACTORIES

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

R64 MATCH FACTORIES-—MINING: COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES ?

! A -xL m Balatoc Mining Co.—6KP616, Nation 4,

Yung Chang—Chinkiamg al City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna, I

Binondo ]

i. 7%-W ^ Batong-Buhay Gold Mines, Inc.—51, ]

Yung Chang—Tientsin Escolta, S.O. de Fernandez Bldg., j

Binondo

>W 7TC—M -i;

Yung Hwa—Chiaoho Benguet Consolidated Mining Co.— |

610-616. National City Bank Bldg ,

MINING COMPANIES IN THE Juan Luna, Binondo

PHILIPPINES Benguet Exploration, Inc.—4th floor, j

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes,

Abra Mining Co. — 181, David, Binondo

Binondo Benguet Goldfields Mining Co.—4th

Acoje Mining'Co.—3rd floor, Soriano floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer-

Building, Plaza Cervantes, Binon- vantes, Binondo

do, Manila Big Wedge Mining Co.—Bachrach |

Aoupan Gold Mining Go.. Inc.—456, Bldg., Port Area, Manila

Dasmarinas, Binondo, Manila

Bontoo Exploration Co.—3rd floor

Agno Placee Mining Co.—Santos Binondo Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga,

Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz

Agusan Trust—51, Masonic Temple Bulacan Mining Co., Inc.—Room

304, Masonic Temple, Escolta,

Escolta, Binondo Binondo

Ambassador d(k,D Mining Co.—112,

Crystal Arcade> Building, !Eisefolts,, Castro Mining Venture—Room 301, j

Crystal Arcade Bldg., Escolta,

Binondo Bincndo

Antamok Goldfield Mining Co., Inc Cervantes Exploration Co.—4th fl., ;i

—4th floor, Soriano Building, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes,

Plaza Ce«yantes. Binondo Binondo

Afok Gold Mining Co.—14, Heacock Coco Grove, Inc.—3rd floor, Soriano

Soriano B.uilding, Plaza Cervantes. Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Binondo

Atok Gold Mining Co.—14. Heacock Consolidated Mines, Inc.—181, David, !

Buil<$fcg’ Escol tr.. Binondo Binondo

Atok Masabi Mining Co.—3rd floor Demonstration Gold Mines, Ltd.— I

Insular Life Bldg.. :Plaza Moraga, 675, Dasmarinas. Binondo

Binondo

Dulangan Mining Interest Co., Inc.

Baguio Gold Mining C0-—412, Hea —Room 602, Heacock Bldg., Escolta, 1

cock Bldg., liscolta, Binondo Binondo, Manila

Baguio Goi^d Mining Co.. Inc.—4th Dulong Mining Co.—Room 218, Re-

floor. Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer- gina Buildihg, Escolta, Binondo,

vantes, Binondo Manila

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST .

MINING COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Equitable Exploration Co., Inc.—4ch Manukatok Mining Co., Inc.--220

floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervan- Crystal

Binondo

Arcade Bldg., Escolta,

tes, Binondo

Filipinas Mining Corporation—Rcom Marsman & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,

310, Bogina Bldg., Escolta and Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, Manila

David, Binondo, Manila

Masbate Consolidated Mining Co.—

Florannie Mining Co.—315 National 4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cei-

City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna vantes, Binondo

Binondo

Mayon Mining Corp.—315, National

Gold Creek Mining Corporation— City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna,

Bachracli Bldg., Port Area, Manila Binondo

Ggld Wave Exploration Co.—4th floor, Mindanao Mining Co—3rd floor.

Soriano Bldg.. Plaza Cervantes, Soriano Bldg. Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo Binondo

Golden Eagle Mining Co.—4th floor, Mindoro Trust—510, Masonic Tem

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, pie, Escolta, Binondo

Binondo

Mineral Exploration and Develop-

Gctsi, B. W.—181, David, Binondo ment Co.—4th fl., Soriano Bldg.,

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Irg Gold Mines, Inc.—4th floor,

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Mineral Resources, Inc.—327, Hea-

Binondo cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Itogon Mining Co.—3rd fl., Soriano Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd —2nd floor,

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo National City Bank Bldg., Manila

IXL - Argos Syndicate—4th floor, Mountain Gold-Fields, Inc.—3rd fl..

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Insular Life Building, Plaza Cer-

Binondo vantes, Binondo

Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.—2-3, Regina Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co.

Bldg.. Escolta and David, Binondo —4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer-

vantes, Binondo

Luzon Consolidated Mines Co., Inc.—

Rooms 318-320, Kneedler Bldg., Car- Nalesbitan Venture—4th fl., Soriano

riedo, Sta. Cruz, Manila Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Macawiwiti Gold Mining, Inc.—306, North Mindanao Mining Co.—3rd fl.,

Cu Uniieng Bldg., Esoolta, Binondo Soriano Building. Plaza Cervantes,

MamrCho Gold Mining Co.—Room Binondo

400, Fernandez Building, 124 T. Northern Ilocos Mining Explora-

Pinpin, Binondo tion, Inc.—51, Escolta, S O. de

Mandaymon Mining Exploration Co. Fernandez Building, Binondo

—Santos Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Northern Mining and Development

Sta Cruz Co., Inc.—Room 321, Regina Bldg ,

10, David, Binondo, Manila

Mankayan Gold Mines, Inc.—5th fl.

Room 501, Perez Samanillo Bldg., Paraoaie Gold Mining Co., Inc.—124

619 Escolta, Binondo T. Pinpin, Binondo

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INDUSTRIES’ IN THE FAR EAST

B66 MINING COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES^

OIL MILLS, (TONG, QIL)-OIL MILLS

Paeacalf. Gumaus Consolidated Min- OIL MILLS (TUNC 'OIL)

ing Co—.Room 414, Heacock Bldg.,

Escolta, Binondo # fr—if M

Philippine Cheomite Mining Cc\- Hsianghsiang—Hunan Province

4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer-

vantes,, Binondo t-n m

Hsiangtan—Hunan Province .

Philippine Ieon Mines, Inc.—511,

Chaco Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo m m

Huanghsien—Hunan Province

Peudential Mining Co., Inc., The-

5th fl., Room 501, Perez Samanillo m s-w m

Building, Escolta, Binondo HoiTUila—Huiian Province

Pugo Mining Co., Inc.—229, Crysta i m--® m

Arcade Building, Escolta, Binondo Kuchang—Hunan Province

Salacot Mining Co.—108-110, Crystal ^ m

Arcade Building, Escolta, Binondo.

Manila Yuanling—Hunan Province

San Maueicio Mining Co,—3rd floor. OIL MILLS

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo An Tung Heng—Tung Chiang Chieh,

SOHTHEEN CeOSS MINING Co.—181. Antung

David, Binondo Chen Ta Oil Mull—Tsitsihar

Sttyoo Consolidated Mining Co.—-3rd Chen Te HAO-iNewchwang

floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervan-

tes, Binondo Cheng Feng—Hou Chu Pao Chieh,

Ariturig

Thban Mining Coj—Room 702, Insular

Life Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo Cheng Yi Seng-—Newchwang

Ukab Mining Co.—174, Juan Luna CHeng Antung

Yu Hao—Hou Chu Pao Chieh,

Binondo

United Paeacale Mining Co.—3rd fl., Chu SHun Yuan—Pei Chieh, Nungan

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Hsieh

JJniveesal. Exploration

Harbin

Co —227, David, Binondo Manila

Feng Yu Tung—Chien Chu Pao Chieh,

Vi rac Exploration Co.—4th floor, Antung

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Fu Shun Ho Brewery—Nan Chieh,

Binondo Nungan Hsien

Zig-zag Gold Mining Co.. Inc.—456. Fu Tseng Shun—Hsing Tung Chieh,

Dasmarinas, Binondo Antung

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

OIL MILLS B67

Heng Hsiang Tung—Hsiang Fang, Kuang Tai Chang—Tung Chiang

Chieh, Antung

Harbin

Heng Sheng Tai—Tien Hon Keng Kuang Tai—Hsien Chien Chieh, An-

Chieh, Antung tung

Heng Shun Ho—Pei Ma Lau, Harbin Kuang Yuan Ta—Nan Chieh, Nungan

Ho. Cm- Rung—Hsiang Fang, Harbin Hsien

Hou Fa Shu Yu Chee—Newchwang Kung Kwan, Hsing

Mukden Tsai—Hsiao Tung

Hsi Yi Shun—Newchwang Li Feng Te—Newchwang

Hsieh Ch’ang Yuan—Ku Hsiang Li Sheng Hsing—Hsiao Tung Kwan,

T’nn, Harbin Mukden

Hsing Lung Yuan—Pei Kwan, Muk- Li Tseng—Ta Hsi Kwan, Mukden

den

Hsing Mao Tung-t Newchwang Shang Hsing—Pa Chan, Harbin

Hsing Sheng Tsan—Hsing Lung Shih Ch’ang Te—Newchwang

Chieh, Antung SwANG Ho Tsan—Chien Chu Pao

Hsing Yuan Ch’ang—Newchwang Chieh, Antung

Hui Chuan Chang—Hsiao Pei Ewan, Swlang

tung

Ho Yi—Chien Chu Chieh, An-

Mukden

Hung Ch’ang Hou—Newchwang T’ai Fa Hor—‘Nan Chieh, Nungan

chun

Hung Hsing Chang—Newohwang T’ai Fa Ho—Nan Chieh, Nungan

Hung Sheng Yuan—Hsi Men Wai, Hsien ; '

Nungan Hsien Te Che Chang—Tung Chiang Chieh,

I Oh’ang Shen—Newchwang Antung

I Fa Ho Oil and Flour Mill—T’ou TeAntung

Chu Chang—Tung Chiang Chieh,

Tao Kun, Changchun

I Hh’ang Hsin—Pa Chan, Harbin TeChieh, Feng—T’ai Ku Shih Erh Tao

Harbin

I Sheng Ch’ang—Pa Chan, Harbin Te Tseng Oil Mill—Tsitsihar

Jih Hsin Ch’ang—Newchwang Tien Seng Hou—Newchwang

Jui Ho Yu—Nan Ma Lau, Harbin Tung Ch’eng Ho—Pa Chan, Harbin

Ki Chang Yung—Chien Chu Pao T’ung Chi—Pachan, Nan Ma Lu,

Chieh, Antung Harbin

Kuang Chu Yung—Hsi Chieh, Nungan Tung Ohu Fo—Tung Chiang Chieh,

Hsien Antung

Kuang Hsin Feng—Hsiang Fang,

Harbin T’ung Chu Hsiang—Pa Chan, Harbin

INBUBTBIE'S IN THE FAR EAST

B68 OIL MILLS—PAINT—PAPER BOX FACTORIES

Tung Chu Tung—Kuan Tien Chieh, Yuan Sheng Ho—Ku Hsiang Tun, j

Harbin

Antung

Tung Ho—Tieh Tao Chieh, Harbin Yung Ch’eng HsiNG-=-Newchwang

Tung Hsiang Hsing—Tsai Shen Miao YungMukden

Chuan Yi—Ta Hsi Kwan,

Chieh, Antung

Tung Jen Heng—Ta Nan Kwang. Yung Harbin

Heng T’ang—Hsaing Fang,

Mukden

Tung Kee—Newchwang Yung Ho Hsiang—Newchwang

Tunq Shing Yung—Newehwang Yung Seng Te—Newchwang

Yung Sheng Kung—Pei Chieh, Nun-

Tung Yi Tseng Yuan—Chung Fu gan Hsien

Chieh, Antung

Tung Yung Mao—Newchwang PAINT FACTORIES

Wan Tseng Fu—Pei Chieh, Nungan m it

Hsien Kiangsu Province

Yi Tsang Tsen—Tung Chi Chieh, m jk

Antung Chen Hua—Tan Tzii Wan, Shanghai

Yi Tseng Yuan—Chien Chu Pao 0 _h

Chieh, Antung Durvar—Che Tai Chiao, Shanghai

Yi Tseng Yuan On, Mill—Tsitsihar ^ M-A Jl

Yu Citing Grains Store—Newchwang Kailum—Kiangwan Road, Shanghai.

Yu Ho Lung—Hou Chu Pao Chieh, m n-m _h

Antung Wan Li—Hsieh Tu Road, Shanghai

Yu Hsing Ohang—Newchwang @ ?1c—S Jl

Yu Hsing I—Hsiang Fang, Harbin Yung Ku—Kiangwan Road, S’hai

Yu Sheng Fa—Newchwang PAPER BOX FACTORIES

Yu Shun Hsiang—Pa Chan, Harbin m m k

Yu Shun Tung—Kuan Tan Chieh, Kiangsu Province

Antung m m-m ±

Yu Ta—Pa Chan, Harbin Chen Hua—Hung Yun Terrace, WTard

Road, Shanghai

Yu Te Lung Qil Factory—Kirin IE A-M Ji

Yuan Chu Hsiang—Ku Hsiang T’un, Chiu Chi—11, Sun Yuan Li, Arsenal

Road, Shanghai

Harbin

Yuan Fu—Pa Chan, Nan Ma Lan, Harbin m m m-m ji

Chow Tung Hsing—775, West Pao

Yuan Hsing I—Hsiang Fang, Harbin Hsing Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PAPER BOX FACTORIES—PAPER MAKING-PAPER MILLS

Jl f ip Ac- _h

Cbung Fa—433, Rue du Marche, TaShanghai

Cheng Hua—196, Tongshan Road,

Shanghai

m it # ft* Ac—I® ±.

Chung Hu a—Chen Hou Li, Tong- TaAiniral

Chung Hua—Hen Chang Li, Rue

Bayle, Shanghai

shan Road, Shanghai

M 4*—$S ih

Chung Kuo—246, Shou Chun Li, Wu Feng—Corner of Ward Road

Miller Road, Shanghai and Paoting Road, Shanghai

IE 7k-?®. ±

Feng Tai—1068, Chin Fu Li, Baikal Yung Chi—151, Chuan Hsin Chieh,

Road, Shanghai Old North Gate, Shanghai

5T Jt PAPER MAKING MILLS

Han Fang—101, Ferry Road, S’hai

sc m

E3 ft—# Jb Chekiang Province

Hsing Chang—450, Singapore Road,

Shanghai m m-w &

Hua Feng Paper Mill—Hangchow

$ #-* ±

Hua An—13, Hwakee Road, S’hai H BL-M M

Min Feng Mill—Chiahsing

$T _b PAPER MILLS

Hua Hsin—63, Shuan Kwei Li, Rue

Pere Dugout, Shanghai

o; m

fir #■—_k Chekiang Province

Hua Lun—288, Nan Hsing Li, Pao-

ting Road", Shanghai

Min Feng Paper Mill—Chiahsing

m m mm-m±

Li Tat Hsing Chi—20. Jui Chang m m n:

Li, Route Capitain Rabier, S’hai Kiangsu Province

mm ± 1l—I® Jb

Mao Tai Hsiang—23, Rue de la Porte Ching Cheng Paper Mill—Shanghai

du Nord, Shanghai

M An-?® k

m :m-p ± Ho Feng Tin Foil Meg. Co.—S’hai

Mei Hua—1, Yu Cheng Li, Rue de

i Pere Froc., Shanghai IE 1$ M

Hua Sheng Yih Chi Cardboard Mfg.

m R-M _k Co.—Wuhsien

Min Hsing—4, Chai Hua Li, Chung

Hwa Road, Shanghai n:-?® ±

Kiangnan Paper Mill—Shanghai

m 7k M-m jt

Mo Yung Hsing—656, Shuang Hsing m %-m k

Li, Hsieh Hsu Road, Shanghai ' Kuang Hua "Wax Paper Mill—S’hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

R70 PAPER MILLS—PHARMACEUTICAL-PIPE-ORGAN FACTORIES

M to—_t Kang mPharmacy—Hun

Kung Hsing Photo Card Mfg. Co. FitShanghai

fa—^ _L Chiao,

—Shanghai City, Shanghai

¥ to-^u Ji ® p to

Kung Ping Tin Foin Mfg. Co.— Great China Dispensary Wqrks —

Foochow Road, Shanghai

Shanghai

y* m-m ^ B-M to

Hai Pu Pharmacy—Avo-iue Road,

Lei Yung Paper Mill—Wusih Shanghai

# m-m £ to Works—

Lung Chang Paper'Mitt—Shanghai International Dispensary

Ziocawei Road, Shanghai

£ R-B Jt fS jLi—B _h

Ming ;Sun Paper Mill—Shanghai Kiu Foo Chemists—Burkill Road,

di WitB ± Shanghai

Pao Shang PapEE Mill—Shanghai Si Chemical to Worksh-

New Asiatic

m -to-m % Markham Road, Shanghai

Ta, Hua Paper Mill—Wuhsien' Sine Laboratory Cov, Ltd.—Rue

m 3i~-B _h Massenet, Shanghai

Tien Chang Paper Mill—Shanghai m &m-m

- H-S Jl Tong. Shi-i Son jtCo.—Avenue

V. I. Paper MiLUpKhanghai idward VII, Shanghai

PIPE-ORGAN FACTORIES

! ±

Yuet Cheong Photo Card Mfg. Co. ti MProvince

il

—Shanghai Kiangsu

m m-B i. Hua Chingm Hsiang

U to.

Co.—Shanghai

Yuen Tai Paper Mill—Shanghai

?1c—S _h m Ji

Yung Liang Blue Drawing Paper Hua Hsing Co.—Shanghai

Mfg; -Co.—Shanghai }& to

PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORIES Lu Chen Co.—Shanghai

i iT o: /HV, is?

Min Feng Oo.—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province

fe to to (&-» Ji

Pei Ya Co.—Shanghai

Chung Fah Chemists—Great Western

Road, Shanghai B to—B

Shanghai Pipe Organ toCo.—S’hai

M 4»—to

Chung Kuo Laboratory—Chapei, # -to-B _h

Shanghai Ta Hua Co.—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B7]

•POWER PLANTS ^ k M. m it m-m &

Yao Yuan Electric Co.—Hofei

% m ^ wi k^m xm-m &

Anhwei Province Yuan Ta Electric Co.^-Hofei

n & m m m %-b % nk^mmm

An Hwbi Electric Co —Anking Yueh Pin,g Electric Co.—TRngtu

W1 /ir U '.[2 m a#

Chen Tung I’.lectric Co.—Tatung Chekiang Province

fcmMM if; pi k ^ « m &-m m

CfiiH Hsin Electric Co.—Suancheng Chang Ming Power Plant—Lanch’i

^ hc m it m

Hsin Kiang Electric Co.—Wuyuan Chao ^:kumm 0H-s m

Ming Power Plant—Chenhai

^ ^ ^ m m 'Jt—u -it

Kwan Hwei Electric Co.—Hwaiyuan Chao *\k^mn VC

Ssu Power Plant—Hangchow

^ km mm m-% s ^ k n. n m ^-m m

Hwa Sun Electric Oo.—Kwieshih Chapoo Power Plant—P’inghu

*1 ^^

Kwang Ming Electric Co. —Kwangteh Chen nkM.mx m-m ^

Ta Power Plant—Yuyao

pi k m m s m-m ^ n kmm^M-m m

Ming Hsin Electric Co.—Langki Chenhai Power Plant—Chenhai

?l * ^ kMMih m-M £

Ming Yuan Electric Co.—Wuhu Chu Shan Power Plant—Tinghai

pi ^ ^ m m-m m

Shu Ming Electric Co.—Wuwei Ch’uhsien Power P^ant—Ch’uhsien

pi ^ ^ m si m-m m

Shu Yao Electric Co —Shucheng Hai Yen Power Plant—Haiyen

^ kmmm ^ n k u m ta m m m—m m

Sin Ming Electric Co.—Sherrim. Heng Li Tai Chi Power Plant—

Linhai

^ 1 it

Suan n kM.% ft m—^ m

ChengCheng Electric Co.—Suan Hsiashih Power Plant—Haining

kmm2? %■ pj m Kir-#i ^

Sun Ping Electric Co.—Shucheng Hstn Min Power Plant—Hangchow

*} kmmm m-M ¥ Mm m fr-g B

Yao Hwei Electric Co.—Pengpu Hsin Ming Power Plant—Chiahsing

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B72 POWER PLANTS

3& E ^ m fr-M ^ m m bt m~¥c

Hsin 6hih Chaj Power Plant-- Yuhang Power Plant—Yuhang

Tehts’ing

^1 ir ^ ili i: /R—lU

^ 'iE p^t 'sX~^ Ml Yung An Power Plant—Hsiaoshan

Hsuan Yang Power PLANi^-Hang-

chow % 'h m m m &-m m

Yung 'M'ing Power Plant—Chiahsing

Hsuangling Power Plant—Wushing pj ir n m m 7%-m m

Yung Yao Power’ Plant—Ninghsien

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Hlta Wen Power Plant—Ch’angshan ft it m

Fukien Province

*} /ir ^ ® ^ ~m il«l

Rung Ming Power Plant—T’ung- Am<‘)y M)Electricif |irJ H-ra M

hsiang Co.—Amo^

^ ^ M. lE'fr HiJ-iii m iV ^ 'ill m M.

Ming Hsin Power Plant—Hsiangshan Chuan Chow

Chow Electric Co.—Chuan

n & n.M w m-m m ^ .ir ‘M 'f i£ *H m—M m

Ming Hu Power Plant—Wushing Foochow Electrrc‘ Co. —Eoocho w

m m iii r- n-it m

Mo Kan Shan Power Plant—Wuk’ang Fu TsingifElectriu'& tri M—pf’ »

Co.—Futsing

^ « m ra ^ ^ if 0M U ill f;

Shen "Ohia Meng Power Plant— Fu Yuen Electrig Co.—Shangshan

Tinghai

n m mn m m-m & pj if -it m m Jt-m ti

Shun Chen Power Plant—W.ushing Kwang Hwa El-ectric C°-—Lungyen

n& m m n if tt mn fi-P! a

Le Chang Electric Co.—Amoy

Ta Ming Power Plant—Shaohsing

wi if m ® m m-m ti

n& ib m m m~m m Lungki Electric Co.—Lungki

Tzr Ming Hung Cut Poaver Plant—

Tz’uch'i

Pu Tien Electrig Co.—Pu Tien

^ ^ ^ m ^ # k-n ^

WuchlN'G ; , Chen Power Plant— m -fiii-^n m

T’unghsiang Sien Yu Electric Co. — Sienyu

m m-m m m ^ nm & m

Xao Ming Power Plant—Chiahsing Yen Ping Electric Co.—Yenping

n ^ m ^ if ^ m ^ 7R—m

j^uan Hua Power Plant—Haining YuNq Chu.n; Electric Co. Yungchun

IKW/isTiUES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS R73

€ o: ft ^ % *m

Heilungkiang Province Hopei Province

^^ ^ ® &-W %

Heng Yueh Electeical Co.—Heiiho- British

—Tienstin

Kun Pc Chu Electrical Co.

chen

n^ 7 ft m-m m

Kwangshin Electrical Co.—Peh- Cheng Hw a Electric Co.—Chenghwa

twanlingtzo (Suihwa)

W1 m # *t-5g£ M

# ^ s m ft m Chien Hwa Electrical Co.—Tung-

Kwangshin Electric Go.—Tsitsihar hsieil i;,- ■" , ?;><

m ^ ® m ta« m ^ French ’ Electrical Plant—Tientsin

Yun Yeh-Kwang-Che Electrical Co. ^1 € 7K M M ft

H ulan Hai Ping Water & Electric Co.—

Peitaiho

if M

Honan Province *«•**«* a-# %

Japanese Electrical Plant—Tientsin

Chao Lin Electric Co.—Loyang JR18 #

Kai-Kwan Electrical Plant—Ching-

n &mn m wantao

China Electric Co.—‘Sinsiang n & m m i m-m ^

Kao Yang Electric Co.—'Kaoyang

m

Chun Hsin Electric Co.—Changte n &mnm&-n ^

KiN'YEH EijiCTRic,Co.—Ningho

wi fcunw m-iM m

Hwa Ming Electric Coi — Shangkiu ^ m m ft ft~-ft ^

Pao Ting Electric Co.—Paoting

KwAn Hwa Electric Co.—Sinyang ft

P f.i - Pin g=H w a- S o n Electrical Co.—

Peiping

Kwan Ming Electric Co.—Siuwu n&mn^ ft-2? ft

Peking Electrical Co.—Peiping

Ming Yuan Electric-Co.—Chengchow ^ ^ ^ Oi-il $J: 0]

ShanhaikWan Electric Go—Shan-

Ming Yden Power Plant—Chengchow haikwan

m : ShiHkiachwang Electric Co.—Shih-

Pu Lin Electric Co.—Kaiferig kiaohwang

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B74 POWER PLANTS

n&MUM* & m m 3c &

Shin Che ELEeTRi

n ^ m n b-m # mm mn -i

Shun Fan Electric Co.—Wenan ; Tung Hsien Electrical Plant—Tung-

hsieh

m ii£ m m f~F"a

Shun Teh Electric Co.-^-Shunteh Hunan Province

n & mm m & ^ ^ m m w m-& n

Sin Je-Electrical Co.—Paoti, Hunan Electric Co.—Changsha.

m m m m m m #-» x

Ta Peu Chu Electrical Plant—Tisn- Kwan Hwa Electric Co.—Changsha

tsin

^ mm mm k~m & Kwan Jee Electric Co,—Piling

Ta Sun Lee Electrical Co.—Peiping

m m m tb k-® k Kwan Yun lilectric'Cb!—Hungkiang

Taku i Electric Co.—Taku

M i) m ill ill W Li Tsi Water Electrity Co.-Chang-

Tang Shan Electricity Co.—Tang- sha ,

shan

n & Kmjjmwx-wx Pu Ming Electric Co.—Yiyang

Tientsin Electricity and Gas Co.—

Tientsin Shao Hwei Electric Co.—Yuanking

^ 'it M H i# X *\&mmwk

Tientsin Sze-siang Electrical Plant Ta Ming Electric Co.—Siangtan

—Tientsin

n fcm m m m ^ x-m x : Ting Hsin Electric Co.—Changteh

Tientsin Tramway and Electricity

Co.—Tientsin

Tung Hai Electric Co.—Yochow

^ <2r m m m m-n m

Tsang HsIen Electric Co.--Tsang-

hsien Tung Ming Electric Co.—Hengchow

n& m m ;n m-m % ti it m

Tsi Chow Electric Co.—Ankwo Hupeh Province

£ mm mn-m m m' nSI

Tsing Cheng Electricity Co.—Yang- Chi TSi Water and Electric Co.—

liutsing Hankow

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B76

Han Yan Electric Co.—Hanyang Jehol Electrical Co.—Jshol

Hankow Electric Co.—Hankow North China

gan

Kwang Hwa Electric Co.—Kwangha K 1 it

Kansu Province

Kwang Ming EleCtric Co.—H'yang

San Su &jn, Electrical Co.—Lan-

Kwang Ming Electric Co.—Ichang chow ■”

.3 w in

Kwang Ming Electric Co.—Kwangtsi Kiangsi Province

^ rUa-' Kai Ming Electric Co.—Nanchang

Pu Chao Electric Co.—Shasi

Pu Sin Electric Co.—Mienyang Ki Chow Electric Co.—Kian

Sien Tao Cheng Electric Co.- Kin Yueh Electric Co.—Kintehcheng

Mienyang

P il Kwan Yu Electric Co.—Linchuen

Ta Cheng Electric Oo.—Hankow

Teh Peh Chi Electric Co.—Hankow Kwan Yueh Electric Co.—Yuanshan

Wan Hsing Electric Co.—Kienli Kwon Hwa Electric Co.—Kanhsien

Wu Chan King Chen Electric Co.— Lo Yueh Electric Co.—Loping

Wuchang

Yih Chang Electric Co.—Kingmen Sin Ming Electric CO.—Sinkien

Electric Co.—Yocheng Yang Lu Electric Co.—Kiukiang

«f m m m m a:

Kiangsu Province

Chih Feng Electrical Co.—Ohihfeng Chan Hwa Electric Co.—Nanhui

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B76 POWER PLANTS

Chang Hua Electric Co—Nanhui Chen Pu Electric Co.—Jukao

Ohang Hwa Electric Co.—Tai-Hsien Chen Euectrtg Co.—Vi'uhsiei

Chang Ming Electric Co.—Changshu Chen TaI Electric' Co.—Tai Hsien

Chang Ming Electric C,q—Tsingpu Cheng Heng Chang Electric Co.—

Chang Shu Electric Co.—Thing mmAm-mvc

Yan

E'JtiffisSJSR-asir

Chang Wan Electric Co.— Kiangtu

Chenju Electric Co.—Shanghai

Changshu Electric -Co—Changshu wAfemn-mm

Chao Ming, Electric Co.—Tangyang Chi Hsin Electric Co.—Liyang

wl^feSS-a^

Co.- Shanghai Chi Hsing Electric Co.

Che Shim Electric Co.—Liyang : Co.-irW

Chen Heng Electric Co.—Liyang Chin Hsing Electric Co.

Chen Hu Electric Co.—Wukiang ! POW!

Chen Hsin Electric Co.—Thing Ching Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

Chen Hsin ' Electric Co.—Kinshan n&mm-m

Ching Yang Electric Co.—Kiangyin

m-mmm-ikte

Chen Hsing Electric Co.—Ghinshan Chingchi Electric Co.—Sungkiang

Chen Hu Electric Co.—Wukiang Chintung Electric Co.—Tungtai

Chiochuyen Electrical Plant—Wu-

Chen Hung Electric Co.—Liyang chin

INPUSTEIES IN THE EAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B77

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Ohiu Ming Electric Co.—C&itung Hsieh Feng Electric Ho.—Changshu

Chcaxpei Electric Co.—Chuansha Hsien Ming Electric Cb.—Taihsien

^ —lli #

Chl'ching Electric Co.—Chinshan Hsin' Fu Electric Co.—Chinshlan

Chcpc Electric to.—Tsingpu Hsin Hsin Electric Co.—Hsinghua

Chwan Peh Electric CO'-'CEwang- Hsin Hca Cheng Chi Electric Co.—

sha Kaoshun

Een Kin Electric Co.—Sungkiang Hsin Hwa Electric' Co.—Hwaian

Feng She'ng Electric to.—Sungkiang

Hsin Ming Electric Cb.—Wuihsien

French Electric Co.—Shanghai

Hsin Tung Electric ' Co.—Tunghai

Fo Hsin Electric Co. —Wukiang *&«*$**-**

Hsing ChunC Hua Electric Co.—

Hai An Shih Electric Cb.—Taihsien Kiating

Ed£-*I«S8if*-iW HsIng Ming Electric Co.—Wukiang

Hai Mist; Electbic Ob—Haimen

Heng Chi Electric Co.—Wuhsien Hsing Yeh Electric Co.—Whkiang

Heng Le .Electric G.o.*-Suingkiang HsiNg Yeh Electric 'Co.—Yerrcheng

Hing King Electric Co.—Hinghwa Hsu Ming Electric Co.—Taihsing

Ho Chiao Yao I-Ihsing Hsu She Yao I—Ihsing

pI 'DM M—‘M M

Ho Hsing Electric Co.—Fenghsien Huangtu Electric Co.—Kiating

m&imwM-mm

Hsiang Hca Electric Co.—Shanghai Hung Ming Electric Co.—Tai-Hsien

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B78 POWER PLANTS

w&mnwm-miL m m m m m-m %

Hava Ming Electric Co.—iKiangyin Kavan Yun Electric Co.—Kwanyun

^ ® « « m-m * m d un m m-m -t

Hava Hava Electric Co.—Wusih Kavang Ming Electric Co.—Tsingpu

n £ mn m m—k m i ^ m m f m-m a

Hava Shin Electric Co.—Kiating Kavang Hava Electric Cto.—Kiangtu

a & « m ? iL-m ^

4* If H ^ Jl Li Heng Electric Co.—Fenghsien

Hava Shan Electric Co.—Shanghai

n & m mT5 m-m m

^ ^ m m m-m m Li Huai Electric Co.—Huaiyin

Havei Tung Electric Co.—FoAvndng ^&mmm am

mmm m Le Huai Electric Co.—Tsingkiangpu

I Feng Electric Co.—Tungtai m mm & m-iL -m

^1 ^ '*li I'J ^^ Le Sen Electric Co.—Sungkiang

I Li Electric Co.—Chintan n & mm ^ m-u m.

Li Heng Electric Co.—Fenghsiert

w & m %t-n

Jung Hsing Electric Co.—Wuhsien n & mMm. m-m m

Loshe Electric Co.—Wusih

m-m m

Kai Yuan Electric Co.—Wusih n & ^ m ie ^ m m-oj s

Lotien Hsing Chi Electric Co.—

& mm mm «-oj * Paoshan

Kao Chao Chen Electric Co.—Pao- ^ ^m in

shan Ma Tang Electric Co.—Jukao

^ &mmn m-m m m m m m * ^-a m

Kaoyu Electric Co.—Kaoyu Mao Hsing Chang Electric Co.—

0 15 Jl #—M. W Sungkiang

Kin Sing Electric Co.—Nanfcung M Iff 15 ^^

^ ^m m~i) %-m ^ Metropolitan Electrical Plant—

Nanking

Kuang Chin Electric Co.—Wusih

m & m mm n ft m-m ±

^ £mn m -%-m % Min Hong Shen Chih Electric Co.

Kuang Hua Electric Co.—Wuhsien —Shanghai

m m ji cc ^ n mm m i^-a ^

Kung Hsing Electric Co.—Wukiang Ming Hsing Electric Co.—Wukiang

m ^ « m ^-Oi & m m M m &-\h a

Kavan Hava Electric Co.—Kinshan Ming Hava Electric Co.—Kinshan

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B79

tfJs/iU & m 4£ HJi-il # ^ & mm m ^. \\\ m—M %

Ming Sin; Electrical Co.—Kingipu Shu Shan Chen Hsing Electriq COi

Ihsing

^ & Mm m-m -% n ^ mm ^ m-m m

Ming Sin Electric Oo.—Wuhsien Sih Feng—Chang,siiu

mmn m m la m ^ dV m lx- fi—il

Muchi Kai Ming Electric Co.--

Lishui Sin YIing Electric Go.—Kiangning

^ ^ $sl ft H $■ m Mm w m-m m

Nan Chiao Electric Co.—Fenghsien Soochow Electric Co.—Soochow

^ it m & & i3] & m m a:

Nan Sha Electric Co.—Nanhwei Sy^TG Kiang Electric Go.—Sung-

kiang

& $£ m % & ^ m iii w

Nanhsiang Electric Co.—Kiating Sung Ping Electric Co.—Paoshan

i & ® m w «-» * 33] ^ -jt m s te-m a:

Pao Ming Electric Co.—Paoying Sung Yin Electric Co.—Kiangpu

pj & m m m ^# ^ & m m ^c~ii ^

Pao Ming Electric Co.—Woosung Ta Chao Electric Co.—^Chinkiang

^ ^ m m njs h-p# ^ *1 £: m m IB k-\h a

Pien Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang Ta Che Electric Co.—Kunshan

^ ^ ^ mm m—u m n & m m w *-m. m

Poc Tung Electric Co.—Shanghai Ta Hsin Electric Co.—Icheng

n m m m-m k ^ & m m tr ic-n &

Pr Ming Electrical Plant—Wuchin Ta Hsin Electric Co.—Kaoyu

mm mm m m h-^ m ^1 ^ m JI] -ic—^ Jti

San Yang Shun Chi Electric Co.— Ta Chwan Electric Co.—Chwangsha

Kaoshun

w & mm m -k—m in

^ g ® SI ± Ta Ming Electric Co.—Kiangtu

Sha Ki Electric Co.—Taitsang

m m pj] is

^ & ii. m ife _h~S Ji Ta Ming Electric Co.—Nanhwsi,

Shanghai Power Cq.—Shanghai Chowpu

^ & m m 1$ f%' m ^ mm m *-ii m

Show Tu Electric Plant—Nanking Ta Ming Electric Co.—Wusih

^ & Mm m m-m -t n & mm m :Jc-a: k

Shu Po Electric Co.—Tsingpu Ta Pu Electric Co.—Wukiang

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS

n dV m '.l£ 4: ^ n & il n*

Ta Sin Electeical Co.—Kaoyu Yao Chung Electric Co.—Tsung-

ming

^ !)t « IE ^ li ill * A.'M.m ® s

Ta Yao Yu Chi Electric Co.—Pao- Yao I Electric Co.—Ihsing

shan

mmn ^ k-\k & Yao ^Chang Klectrio

m i ffi—a «

Co.—Nanhui

Tai Chi Electric Co.—Kunshan

bn&- « « w *-a * ^ « 4,1 m-m s

Tat Ming Ececteic Co.—Wusih Yao Chin Electric Co.—Wuhsien

&mmm ^ a m m m m -m m

Teng Ming Electric Co.—Tsungming Yao Huang Electric Co;—Taihsing

mmn

m ^ m $® it w-w m Yao Ju Electric Co.—Jukao

Tsin-Pu Railway and Railway Elec-

tricity—Kiangpu n & Mm m m-M ±

Yao Lou Elect kmc Go.—Tai (sang

n & a®. #-i» a

Tsing Yang Electric Co.—Kiang- n & Mm m M-m *n

yin, Tsingyang Yao Ping Electric Co.—Jukao

wi & m m # & m m ii M-m m

Tsung Ming Electric Co.—Tsung- Yao Pu Electric Co.—Changslp

ming

n & m m m m -m %■

^ ^ m sj m-M it Yao Ming Electric Co.—Taihsing

Tung Ming Electric Co.—Nantung

^m n-& x

n & 'M m m M~m m Yao Tang Electric Co.—Luho

Tung Yang Electric Co.—Taihsing n & m m m si-ir #

n & mnn m-b % Yi Ming Electric Co,—Tsingkiang

Tung Yao Electric Co.—Tungtai n & v& m «w k—M M-

m mm k m iii M-m m Yu Hwa Electric Co.—Taitsang

Tungshan Electric Co.—Wuhsien ^ ‘0. m ^ M—E

m mm m M-m k Yubh Chan Electric Co.—Nanhwei

Wuchin Electric Plant—Wuchin ^ /ir m m m n

Yueh Hwa Electric Co.—Sushow

mm # a

Yang Hsiang Yao I—Ihsing ^ m ^ m-m s

Yueh Pu Electric Co.—Changshu

W £? 0 M M % fM—ig M

Yang Kia-Chin Electric Co.—Kwan- ^ m m M m-m %

yung' Yueh Wan Electric Co.—Taihing

J JsT)USTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B81

/ir m « m 7%

Yun Ming Electric Co.—Suchow Yueh Pin-Chin-Chi—Harbin

^^ 7%-m ft

Yung Ming Electric Co.—Tangyang Yun-Hen Electrical Plant—Kirin

^ '.li ± * H «

Ziang Hwa Electric Co.—Shanghai

Chen Hwa Electric Co.—Watlam

m m s& it m m%

C. E. R. Electrical Plant—Harbin Kwei Lin Electric Co.—Kweilin

Bi » « SS IS ffi-a *

Chen Fai Ho Electric Co.—Ning- LiuChow Electric^ Co.—Li uchow

an

n & mm mm ^-m m *% Lungchow Electric Co.—Lungcho

Harbin Electrical Co.—Harbin

n m-m n Nanning Electric CO.—Nanning

Hun Chun Electrical Co.—Hunshun

^ ‘fi: ^ ik. Pinglo Electric Co. -Pinglo

Municipal Electrical Plants—Chang-

chun

st # ^ m #i m Po She Electric Co.—Poseh

N. Manchuria Electrical Co.—

Changchun Taiping Electric Co.—Taiping

wr & m £ m

Nung An Electrical Co.—Nungan

Wuchow Electric Co.—Wi

^ ^i^«

Pao Chen Electrical Co.—Saifenho

Kwangtung Province

it # ^ m jNi m M-m g.

S-M-R-Electrio Plant—Changchun

Ai Tsien LLECTRrd Co.—Yingtak

Shwangcheng Electric Co.—Shwang-

cheng Chang Ming Electric Co. —Chaochow

Ta Ku Shan Electrical Co.—Taku-

shan, Itung Fai Ming Electric; Co.—Hoping

n^rntm-k

Ta-Shin Electrical Co.—Yenki Kai Ming Electric Co.—Swatow

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B82 POWER PLANTS

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Kai Ming Electric Oo.—Yamhsien Yueh Nan Electric .Co.—Samshui

Kun Cheng Electric Co.—Tungkun, Yun Kwei Electric Co.—'Shunteh

Kwan Hwa ^Electric ,pflo.—Hfiyang , Yun Mtng Electric Co.—Taishaii

t mm ^ W M

Kwan Lee Electric 'Co.-'-Chaoyang Kweichow^ Province

Kwan Yun Electric'Co.—Tsingyun Kwei Yang Electric Co.—K'veiyang

¥ M

Kwangtung Electric Co.—Canton Liao-Ning

wmwm-un

Lee An Electric Co.—Namhai Chin - Hsien . Electrical Co.—Chjn- 1

hsien

Lee Hwa 1 it lectr i c C o, —^S hunteh n r\L—$L‘M &

Fan Ohia Tun Electrical Plant—

F ankiatun

Lee Tai Electric Co.—Tungkun

Hwa-Hing Electrical Co.—Liadyuan j

Pao Chao ElectriI?, ;Co.--S)iunteh .

Kung Chu Lin—Kungchuling

Shiu Kwan Electric Co.—Shiuchow

Liaoyang Electrical Plant—Li ao

yang

Ta Kwan Electric Co.—Chungshan

Ming .Cheng Shu—Port Arthur

TJEN FENG. JEl^ctric,. CQ,-.— Panyu

Pei Sze On Electrical Cd.—Peiszeon

Tse Kwan Electric Co.—Waiyang

Pu Kwan Electrical Co.—Changtu j

Yueh Hwa Electric Co.—Loting

Pu Nan Tien Electrical Co.—Pulan-

Yueh Hwa Electric Co.—Namyung tien

Yueh Hava Electric Co.—Samshui S. yang

Manchuria Electrical Co.—Shen-

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B83

Ministry of Navy

S. Manchueia Eleotbical Plant— Foochow Dockyard—Foochow

Kaiyuan

Kiangnan Dock & Engine Works—

Shenyang Electrical Oo.—Shenyang Kou-Chang-Miao, Shanghai

Taiku Shipbuilding Yard—Tientsin

Shih Pin Kai—Ezepingkai Ministry of Railways

Canton-Hankow Work Shop— Wu-

Ta Shih Chiao—YinJtow chang

Chen-ta Workshop — Shih Ohia

Ohuang, Taiyuan

Tieh Lin Eleoteical Plant—Tiehling Kowloon,-Canton Work Snopr-Can-

ton

Wah Feng Tien Electrical Co.— Kwangshin Electrical Co.—Tsdtsi-

Fuhsien har

Ministry of Army Lung Hai Workshop—Hsuchow

Hanyang Arsenal—Hanyang Pei-ning Work Shop—Tangshan

Military Equipment Factoby—Pei- Pin Lo Workshop—(Loyang

ping

Military

ping Knitting Factory—Pei- Railway

chow

Repairing Shop—Cheng-

Shanghai Arsenal—iKou-Uhang-miao, Railway Repairing Shop—Hankow

Shanghai Railway Repairing Shops—Chang-

Szechuen Arsenal—Chengtu shintien, Peiping

Teh Hsien Arsenal—Teh-Hsien Railway ' Station — Chang-Shin-Tien,

Peiping

Ministry of Finance Dept. Shanghai-Nanking

Shop—Zah-kow Hangchow Work

Hunan Copper Mint—Hunan

Tao-Tsin Work Shop—Honan

Nanking Mint—Nanking

Tsing-pu Work Shop—Tientsin

Paper Manufacturing ojf The Minis-

try of Finance—Hupeh Tsing-pu Work Shop—Tsinan

Printing Office of The Ministry ti K Oj

of Finance—Peiping Shansi Province

Tientsin Mint—Tientsin

Wuchang Miint—Wuchang King Kin Electrical Oo.—Pingyao

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B84 POWER PLANTS

^ MM if

Ta Tung Electeicau Co.—Tatung Tsi, Ning Electric Co.—Tsining

^ ^ JiE E if—^ ^

Tai Kit Electrical Co.—Taiku Tsinan Electric Co - - Tsinan

^a %

Tai Yuan Sin Jee Electrical Co.— Tsow Hsien Electric Co.—Taow-

Taiyuan.,. . hsien

Wei Yu Electrical Co.—Yutse ^ fcwnvi m

'£~M~ Oj Wei Fong Electric^Co.—Weiiisirai

Shantung Province m mm,

Suiyuan Province

Kia'O Ao Electric Co.—Tsingtao ^ m Ef—;K m

Kwei Sui Electrical CO.—Kweisui I

Kwan ’Chao Electric Co.—Lintteing ^^ &-m m m

Pao Tow Electrical —Paotow- !

Kwan Yueh Electric Co.—Chang- chen

shan, , • - , , .

ti J!| m

Szechuan Province

Lung Kow Electric Co.—Lungkow

& Mnw m-m ^

Che Ming Electric Co.—Chengtu

Pao Cmu So Electric Co.—Jinchao

^ mm

^ £ :lt m ^ ^ KwOng Minq Electric Co.—Wanhaien

Peo Yo Electric Co.—Wenteng

& mm m m

Lu Chow Electric Co.—Luhsien

Po Shan Electric Co.—Poshau

n & m m ;ii m -M a

" n & ® m m n- Tso Chuan Electric Co.^Chungking |

Pu Chao Electric Co.—Penglai

& m m Ji /k

n mmn m m. Water Power Electric Station— 1

Sun Ming Electric Co.—Chefoo Kwanhsien

^ ,/ir m n $ % ^ & mn =\t tc

Tai-An Electric Co. Taian Yu Pei Electric Oo.'—Kiangpeh

wi 2? mm b m € m

Teng Hsien Electric Co.—Tenghsien Yunnan Province

wj <& m « i -w w ^ mm

Tsao Chow, Electric Co- -Ohaochow Ami Electric Co.—Ami

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

POWER PLANTS B85

n&unan Boae Electric Co-—Boae, Marinduque

Ho Kow ELECXEic.Ca—Kakwan Borja, Consenlo—Iligan, Land©

(iZ iftt il£ Bulan Electric 'Co.—Bulan, Sorsogon

Lin An Electric Co.—Linan

^ ®^ ^M Butuan Sawmill—Butuan, Agusan

Ta Kwan Electric Co.—Mengtsz Borromeo, S. R.—Rambajao, Misamis

i /ir ^ m m m-M m Cabales, Montano, S.—La Castellana,

Yao Lung Electric Co.—Yunnan Occidental Negros

The Philippines Cacho & Hidalgo—Tariac, Lumban

Aboiiiz & Co.—Palompon, Leyte Cagayan Electric Co. — Cagayan,

Misamis

Abuyen, Espiridion—Carigara., Leyte Calapan Electric Co.—Calapan, Min-

Alvarez, Manuel—Kabankalan, Ne- doro

gros Calumpit Electric, Co.—Calumpit,

Andres, A.—Norzagaray, Bulacan Bulacan

Araneta, Romualdo, M.—Maas and Camon Electric—La Carlotta, Occi-

Bago, Occidental Negros dental Negros

Auad—Juan, Davao Campos, Adriano—Himgaran, Occi-

dental Negros

Balanga Power Plant Co.—Pilar and

Samal, Bataan Candaleria Electric Co.—Jacu and

San , Isidro, N. Ecija

Balayan Light and Power Co.—

Balayan, Batangas Caroar Electric Light Co.—Carcar

Baliwag Electric Co. — Baliwag, Cebu.

Bulacan Caring, Patrocinio—Buguey, Caga-

Baluyat, Roman—San Simon, Maca- yan

bebe and San Luis, Pampango Catarman Electric Co.—Catarman,

Baluyat, Sotero — San Fernando, Samar

Pampanga Cavite Electric Light Franchise—

Banes, Urbano,—Bangued, Abra Cavite

Bantayan Electric Service Co., Inc. Oentenera, J.—Goa, Camarines Sur.

—Bantayan, Cebu Central Electric de Sorsogon—

Bataan Electric . Light Co., Inc.— Sorsogon

Bataan Compania Luz Electric—Concepcion,

Batangas Electric Co. —Batangas Tarlac

Benito, Saturnino—Legaspi, Albay Confessor, Yalentin—Libmanan, Ca-

marines Sur.

Biool Electric Co.—Naga and Maga-

rao. Carmarines Sur. Cotobato Investment Co.—Cotobato

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS

Dagupan Light Power Co.—Dagupan, Gomire, Alfonso—Estancia, Iloilo

Asingan

David, Raymondo—Talavera, N. Ecija Guaycong,

dental Negros

Manuel—Saravia, Occi- 1-

Diaz, Anselmo—Bacalod and Talisay, Guiuan Electric Co.—Guiuan, Samar ■

Oooi dental Negro

Gumaca Electric" System—Gumaca, ;j

Digal, Natalio—Orogriieta, Misamis Tayabas

DioniiSio, Vjctohio. — Bangalbon, Gurrea, RiCARpo-iCalivoi,' Oapi? |

Nueva Ecij a

Hebro'Electric Plant, Ino.—Aparri, j

Domingo, Luis—San Quintin, Pan- Cagayan .

gasinan

Hernandez, Jose—Capiz, Capiz

Donato, Mariano — Candon, I locos,

Sur Huos de F. Esano, Inc.—Malitbog, I

Leyte • •

Donsol, Municipal Council of—Don- House, J. V. —Dulag, Leyte

aol, Sorsogon

Eleotra Lipena, Inc-—Batangas Ilagan Electric Light Plant Co.—

Ilafean, - Isabela'

Encarnacion, Irineo—Pola, Mindoro Ilocas Norte Electric Light Power

Escudero Electric .Light Co.—San Co.—Laoag, Ilocas Norte

Pablo, Laguna

Imus Electric Co., Inc,—Imus and

Fajardo, Anselmo—Baoolod and Santa and Bacoor, Cavite

Rita, Pampanga Ingle, F.—Buraneu, Leyte

Fajardo, Demetico—Oabicao, Nueva Isabela, Municipal Council of—

Ecija

Isabela, Occidental, Negros

Festejo, Evaristo—Sta. Lucia, Ilocas

Sur Iturable, Moises—Passi, Iloilo

Florencio, Esteban — San Mateo, Jagna .Electric Service — Jagna,

Rizal BohaL . . ■ o , .

Fortioh, Fidel—Inabangan, Bahol Jayme, . Carlos -Rogo. Occidental

Negros

Francisco, Jacinto—Cabuyao and

Sta. Basa, Laguna Johnson, Geo. W.—Lubao, Pampanga

Garcia, Silverio—Irasin, Sorsogon Juban, Municipal Council of—Juban,

Sorogon

Gatmaitan, Juana—Oalumpit, Bula-

can Jumamoy, Jose—Laon, Bahol

Geronimon, Jacinto—Candaba, Pam- La Eleotra Castellana—Oastellana,

panga Occidental Negros

Giron, Pedro—Silang, Cavite Lahoz, R.—Echague. Isabela

Gomez de Nepomuoeno, Teresa—Porac LaMson, MariaNo—San Antonio, N.

Pampemga Ecija

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS.. B87

Lanao Electric and Power Supply Ormoc. Electric Light Co.—Ormoo,

Co.—Dansalan, Ramao Leyte

Lee Pat—San Fernando, Masbate * Ortigas, Julian—janinay, Iloilo

Lejang, Artemio and Abierra—Rafael, Panay Electric Co., Inc.—Iloilo

Calivo, Capiz Pelaz, G. and B.—Talisayan, Misamis

Leon, Jose de—San Miguel, Bulacan Perreyra, Teofilo M.—Tangub, Occi-

Liwaq & Oo.—Pablo, Noveleta, Cavite dental Misamis

Lloren, Calixto—Agoo, La Union Philippine Lumber Co., Inc.—Abuyog,

Leyte

Lopez, Eduardo—Yillaba, Leyte and Philippine Power and Development

Moalboal, Cebu Co.—Rizal, Bay

Mabalacat Hydro Electric Light Plaridel Electric Light—Plaridel,

Co. — Mabalacat, Pampanga and Occidental Misamis

Bamban, Tarlac

Manila Electric Co.—Bigaa, Marilao Pilar, Municipal Government of—

Pilar, Sorsogon

Masbate Cinema and Light Co.— Provincial Government of San Fer-

Masbate, Masbate nando—La Union

McGuire, T.—Borongan, Samar PULTPANDAN POWER PLANT Co. —Pulll-

pandan and Pilar, Occidental

Mesa, C. de—Banang, La Union Negros

Meycanayan Electric — Paombong, Racaza, Vicente — Dumanjug and

Bulacan Sibonga, Cebu

Missamis Lumber Co. — Cagayan, Rimando, P.—Naguilian, La Union

Misamis Rodriglez, Eduardo—Cuyapo, N.

Morato, T. B.—Calanag, Tayabas Ecija

Moraza, Manuel—Baybay, Leyte Romblon, Municipal Council of—

Romblon

Mossegeld, Pedro Santiago—San Rosario Electric Light Oo., Inc.—

Idelfonso, Bulacan Rosario, Batangas

Naujan Light and Power Plant, Inc. Samahang Majsasaka—Cabanatuan, N.

—Napfan Mindoro Ecija

Nepumuceno, Teresa G.—Magalan and Samar Electric Light and Power

Angeles, Pampanga Co.—Catobogan, Samar

North Electric Co.—Tanza, Cavite Samson, Jose Imperial—Iriga. Buhi

Orense, Encarnacion — Guinobatan, San Carlos Electric Co.—San Carlos,

A! bay Occidental Negros

Orion Electric Light Co.—Orion, San Fernando Electric Co.—San

Bataan Fernando and Mexico, Pampanga

INDUSTRIES IN T^E PAR EAST

B88 POWER PLANTS—PRESS PACKING FACTORIES

San Jose, Electbic—San Jose N. Teves, Julian—Guihulungan, Mangu- .

Ecija yod and Bais, Oriental Negros

San Jose, Lucila—Paniqui, Tarlac j Toral, Consuelo Vola dE—Tigaon,

Camarines Sur

;

Sandejas, Jose P.—Sta. Maria, Pan Tubigan Electric Service Go.— j

gasinan Tubigan, Bahol

Santa Ckuz ELECTRic:-“Sta. Cruz, Valenciano, Jose S.—Camalig, Albay

Laguna

Santiago, Pedro M. San Idlefonso, Vane, Jesus—Calape, Bohol

Bulacan Vano, Jose—Davis, Bohol

Sariyaya, Municipal Council of— Velasco, Sixto—Naic, Cavite

Sariyaya, Tayabas

Vergara, D.—Guimba, N. Ecija

Sevilla, etc., Marta — Sta. Rosa, Vergara, F.—Talavera, Nueva Ecija

Nueva, Ecija

Silva, Elisoo—Sto. Tomas Batangas Vigan Sur.

Electric Light—Vigan, Tlocos

Solano-Bayombong Light Co;—Solano, Visayan Electric—Bogo, Cebu

N. Viscaya

Soler Electric Light Co.—Pototan, ZabartE, Jose C.—Nasugbu, Batangas

Iloilo Zalamea Electric Co. — Pagsanjan,

Sugintan, Andes — San Nicholas, Laguna

Uocos Norte . Zarraga, Jose C.—Loay, Bohol

SuRiGAO Electric Light Co.—Sarigao, ZaNOo HectOr—Himanaylan,’ Occi-

Surigao dental Negros

Taal Electric and Water Service— PRESS PACKING

Taal, Batangas FACTORIES

Tanauan Electric Co.—Tanauan,

Batangas fl W ffl

Honan.. Province

Tan el Plant—Tanauan, Leyte .

T*ngo, Basilio—Cadiz and Victorias, Hsieh Ho, Press Packing—Chang-

Occidental Negros chow

Tanjay Electric Co., Ino.—Tanjay,

Oriental Negros Ta Chung Press Packing—Chang-

chow

Telmo, Teodoro—Tayug', Pangasinan

WM

Tengco, J.—Guijulugan, Oriental Yu Chung Press Packing—Cheng-

Negros chow

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PRINTING HOUSES BS9

PRINTING HOUSES

Hua Ta—Ninghsien

t\ 9:

Chekiang Province Hui Shang—Hangchow

Ch’ang Hsin—Hangchow Hung Wen—Hangchow

vm-mt Kuang Hua—Hangchow

Ch'ang MiNG—Yuyao

Chekiang—Hangchow Kuo Kuang—.Ninghsien .

MjF-Wlfc Lo T’ien—Hangchow

Ch’eng Tse—-Hangchow

Chiang Yung Feng—Hangchow Mei Hsia—Yungchia

Chin Hsia—Yungchia Mei Pen—Yungchia

Ching Hsin—Hangchow Mei Sheng—Hangchow

Ching I—Yungchia Mei Ta—Yungchia

Chun KG'—Ninghsien Ningpo—Ninghsien

Chung Hua—Hangchow Po Li—Yungchia

Hangchow—H angchow San Min—Hangchow

m-mvi Shou Min—Yungchia

Hsin Hsin—Hangchow

sfr-m

Hsin Mm—Hangchow Ta Hua—rNinghsien

Hua Hsing—Hangchow Ta LtJ—Hangchow

iw;££—BtK

. H ua Shbng—N inghsien Teh T’sing—Yungchia

INDUSTRIES1-I;N TkE -FAB EAST

B90 PRINTING HOUSES

m-Mvc Mm'

Ts’ai Hua—Hangchow Cm Hua Printing Co.—Nanking

§m-#_b

TsTng Pai—Hangchow Chin Hsing—Shanghai

Slal-^ic Chin Mei—Shanghai

T’ung Wen—Yuhgchia

#3t

Wu Pen—rYungchia China Embossed Clock Co:^S’hai

Yu I Shan Fang—Hangchow Chun I & Li Kuo—Shanghai

Yu T’ai—Hangcho-w' Chung Hsing Printing Go.—Wusih

jziz—NWi Chung Hsing Printing Co.—Wuhsien

Yuan Yuan—Hangchow

& m k Chung Hua Book Co.—Shanghai

Kiangsu Province

-Wf*—

Asia Lithographic Press—Shanghai Chung Hua Printing CO;—Shanghai

iff_L Chung Hua Printing Co.—Wusih

Central Printing Cq,.—Shanghai

Chung Yuan Book Go,—Shanghai

Chai Chang Offset Printing Co.—

Shanghai

Continental Printing Go.—Nanking

HjE—

Chen Hsien Printing

Far East Printing Go.—Shanghai

Chen Hsin Printing Co.—Shanghai

Fu Hua Co.—Shanghai

■^clE—iS-Ji

Chen Ta Offset Printing Factory—

Shanghai Great Eastern Book Co.—Shanghai

mn-mft

Cheng Chung Printing Co*—Wuchin Hsieh Hsin Printing Co.t—Shanghai

Chi Chen Printing Co.—Shanghai Hsieh Chi Printing Co;*-S'hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PRINTING HOUSES B91

Hsieh Shun Printing Co.—Shanghai Jen Teh Printing Co.—Nanking

m—

H3in Fa Printing Co,—Shanghai Kiang Nan Printing Co-—Chinkiang

Hsing Chung Hua. Printing Co.— Kuo Kuang' Printing Co.—STiai

Tungshan

Li Li Printing Co.—Shanghai

Hsing Hsu. Printing Co.—Tungshan

Li Su Printing Co.—Wuhsien

mM-nm

_Hsing Su Printing. Oo.—Chinkiang

Liang Yu Co., LTD.-^Shanghai

ill M —ft:kk

Using Yih PR.iNtiiNG<'Qo.—Shanghai Lu Shan Plate-Making Co.—S’hai

Hsu . Shun Chi—’Shanghai Mei Feng Hsiang Printing Factory

—Nanking r;. ".

#_h

Hua Feng Printing &;Streatype Co. Mm-BJz

—Shanghai Mei Shing . Printing; Co.—Shanghai

Hua Kuo Printing Co.—Shanghai Ming Kuang—Shanghai

mm-m± Ming &&fca Printing Co:—Wusih

Hua Mei Printing Co.—Shanghai

$j#— Nanking Printing Go. Nanking

Hua Shang Offset Printing Co.—

Shanghai

Nanyang Printing 'Co.—Shanghai

Hua Sheng Lithographic, Press— New China Offset Printing Cq.t-

Shanghai

Shanghai

Jc fi—B.k

Hua Ta Offset Printing Co.—S’hai Pacific Printing Oo.—Shanghai

Hua Tung Printing Co.—Nanking San I Print Co.—Shanghai

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Hung Wen—Shanghai Scientific Printing Factory—S’hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PRINTING HOUSES

Sen Sen Art Co.—Shanghai The Great Shanghai Printing Co.— ;

Shanghai

^-m±

Shan' Wen—Shanghai

The World Book Co.—Shanghai ;|

Shanghai I Chen Printing Co.—

Shanghai Thomas Chu & Sons—Shanghai

iS_h •»>.

Shen Hu a Printing, Cq.—Shanghai Tien I Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Sheng Chou Kuo Kuang Shai—S’hai Tung Shang Lithographic Press—

Shanghai

Shi Hsing Book Co.—Shanghai ffiZ-Mg:

Wen Hsing Printing Co.—Wuhsien I

Shi Mei Printing Factory—S'hai

Km-m± Wen Hua Art Printing Co.—S’hai |

Shih Tai Printing Co.—Shanghai

Wen Pao—Shanghai

Shing Kuo Ming Printing Co.—

Shanghai mt-B±

World Offset Printing Co.—S’hai

m-mm

Sih Chen Printing Co.—Wusih #_h

Wu Chen Chi—Shanghai

i&Ji

Ta Feng Offset Printing Go.—S’hai mm-m±

Yi Hsin Printing Co.—Shanghai

Ta Shen Printing Co.^-Shanghai

Yu Wen Commercial Printing Co.—

Ta Su Printing Co.—Wuhsien Shanghai

HDt;—Oj®

Ta Yeh Printing Co., Ltd.—S’hai Yuan Chang Printing Factory-

Tungshan

The Commercial Press—Shanghai

Yuan I Printing Co.—Shanghai

/rfc—'SJi

The Easter Plate-Making Co.—

Shanghai Yuan Li Printing Co., Ltd. —S’hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

PRINTING INK FACTORIES—RAILWAYS OF THE FAR EAST B93

PRINTING INK FACTORIES Cheng-Tai Railway (242 Km.)—Shib

kiachwang, Shansi Province

€ fTlr Chinese Eastern Railways (1,723

Kiangsu Province Km.)—Harbin

Chun Ta—Shanghai Chinese National Railways, Minis

try of Railways—Nanking, North

China

Chung Yuan Shag Chi—Shanghai Chosen State Railways (2,840 Km.)—

Keijo, Chosen

He Yung—Shanghai Deli Railway (540 Km.)—Medan,

Sumatra

Heng Sheng—Shanghai East Java Steam Tramway Co. (106

Km.)—Soerabaya, Java, D.E.I.

Hua Chiano—Shanghai Eohizen Railway Cp., (36 Km.)—

Kjioto, Japan

. I Hua—Shanghai Hanshin Elecarlc Railway Co. (7?

Kin.)—Osaka, Japan

,Kung Sheng—Shanghai Hulun-Hailan Railway (216 Km.)—

Harbin, Manchukuo

Imperial Government Railways of

Ling Sheng Co.--Shanghai Japan (14,910 Km.)—Marunouchi,

Tokyo

TuiStg Wen—Shanghai Kaio-Tsi Railway (454 Km.)—Tsing

tao. Shantung Province

Zt-Vk^Jc. Kepiri Tramway po. (121 Km.)—

Woelh RohK Co. Shanghai Paree, Kediri’, D.E.I.

^n^K—

■ Yung Woo Industrial'Co^S’hai Keihan Electric Railway Co. (137

Km.)—Osaka

RAILWAYS OF THE FAR EAST Keisei Electric Railway Co. (82

,'Aichi Electric -Railway Co. (122 Km.)—Tokyo

Km. )—Shiugusaka, Nagoya, Japan

Kirin - Changchun, Kirin - Tunhwa

[ Canton Hankow Railway (681 Miles) Railway (335 Km.)—Kirin, Man-

—Hengehow, Hunan Province chukuo

) Canton-Kowloon Railway (90 Miles) Kirin-Hailung Railway (183 Km.)—

—Canton & Kowloon, Hong Kong Kirin, Manchukuo

I Chasngchow-Aaioy Railway (28 Km.)— Ltfnghai Railway (924 Km.)—Cheng-

? Sungsia, AmoV chow, Honan Province

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BQ4 RAILWAYS OF THE FAR EAST

Madoeka Tramway Co, (223 Km.)— Samarang-Joana Steam Tramway (425

Km.)—Semarang, D.E.l.

Kama!, D.E.l.

Malang Tramway Co.,,(85, Km.)—Ma- Sangu-Kyuko Railway Co. (133 Km.)

lang, Java, D.E.l Osaka

Manila Railroad — 943, .Azcarrage, Seibu Railway Co. (68 Km.)—Tokyo

Manila, P.I.

Semarang-Cheribon Steam Tramway

Meiki Railway Co. (175 Km.)— Na- (388 Km.):—Semarang, D.E.l.

goya, Japan

Serajoedal Steam Tramway (126 Km.)

Mukden-Hailung Railway (257 Km.)— —Poerwokerto, D.E.l.

Liaoning Mancjiukuo

Shanghat-Hangchow-Ningpo Railway j

Nanchang-Kiukiang Railway M28 (286 Km )—Shanghai

Km.)—Nanchang, Kiangsi Proyince

Nankai Railway Co,. (150 Km.)—Osaka South Manchuria Railway (3,6?'.i|

Km.)—Dairen,Manchnkuo

X wkixg-ShanGhai Railway (327 Km.) Ssupingkai-Taonan Railway (312 Km.)l

—Shanghai —Szepingkai, Manchnkuo

Netherlands East India State Rail- State Railways of Indo-China (1,5371

ways (-1,610 Miles)—Bandeong, Tava Km.)—Hanoi

N.V. Nederlandische Spoorweg-Mij. State Railways (1,067 Miles)—Kuala ■

(863 Km.)—Control 6 railway lilies Lumpur, F.M.S.

118 Bodjong, Semarang, D.E.l.

Szechwan

Odawara Kyuko Railway Co. ■ U12 Miles)—Hankow - Hankow Railway ‘460 !

Km.)—Tokyo

Osaka Electric Tramway Co. (138 Taiwan Government Railways (883 j

Km.)—Taihoku, Formosa

Km.)—Osaka

Tackow-Chinghua Railway (165 KmO

Peiping-Hankow Railway (1,321 Km.) —Chiaotso, Honan Province

—Peiping

Taonan-Angangchi Railway (224 Km.) |

Peiping-Liaoning Railway (1,355 —Taonan, Manchukuo

Km )—Tientsin

The Philippine Railway Co. 031 J

Peiping-Mukden Railway , (1,276) Miles)—Jones Avenue, Cebu, P.I.

Miles)—Tientsin Tientsin-Pukow Railway (1,105 Km.)

Peiping-Sinytian Railway (876' Km. j —Tientsin

—Peiping Tobu Railway Co. (374 Km.)—Tokyo

Bo yap Siamese State Railways (3,077 Tsitsihar-Koshan Railway (175 Km.)

Km )—Bangkok, Siam —Tsitsihar, Manchukuo

Sakaemachi-Sahaehama Railway

Km.)—Saghalien, Karaiuto (343 Yunnan Railway (528 Km.)—Hal

phong and Yunnanfu

JNbrSTEIES IN THE FAR EAST

RICE MILLS -SHIPBUILDING B95

RICE MILLS Bayambang Rice Mill—813, O’Dbnnel

€ m Cheng Ban Yek & Co.—523, M. de

Chekiang Province Binondo

CiHENG Siong Lam & Co.—1000, Dagu-

pan, Tondo

Cheng Ta—Shangyu

Chua Ohiaco & Co,—253, Juan Luna

Feng Yu Heng—Flangbhow Kwong Ah Phoy k Co—283, M. de

Bihohdo

Fou Feng , Rsiaoshan Manila Rice Mill Corporation—817,

Dagupan, Tondo

w*-mm

Kuang Ming' Power Plant—-Lanchi San Jose Rice Mill—253, Juan Luna

Siy Cong Bieng & Co.—123, Juan

Luna

Rung Ho—Chenhsien

Sy Kian & Co.—731, Sto. Cristo

Lo Hsi—Lots’ing Sy Yoco & Sons* Inc—6. Ingreso,

Binondo

Tan Sio & Co.—812, Jaboneros, San

Nicolas

tm-mm Tecson Rice Mill Co,—926, A. Rivera,

Tai Chi—Ninghsieh - Tondo.

mm SHIPBUILDING

Tai Kang—Nlnghsien

mm ?? m n:

Yu Lung—Yuyao Kiangsu Province

Yuan Sheng—Tsuehi Chao Shang—Shanghai

r

Yuhang Poaver Plants-Y uhang Chuen Chang—Shanghai

/i-ts—S_h

Yung An Power Plant—Hsiaoshan Heng Mao—Shanghai

07*

Yung Kang Power Plant—Yungkang Ho Hsing H&-mil Eng. & Shipbuilding

Manila IThe Philippines) Works, Ltd.—Shanghai

Aguado Hermanos—103, Balmas, Quia- ISIMJ-S-h

po Hsieh Shun Chang—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SHIPBUILDING—SILK FILATURES

Hsu Shun Hsin—Shanghai Sung Shun Chang—Shanghai

Hua Tai—Shanghai Ta Chung Hua—Shanghai

Huai Chang—Shanghai Wu Shun Hsin—Shanghai

Hung Chang Hsiang—Shanghai SILK FILATURES

# # it

Hung Chang—Shanghai Kiangsu Province

m—

I Hsin—Shanghai An Yu—Shanghai

Kiangnan Dock k Engineering Che Sheng—Wusih

Works—Shanghai

Kung Mao—Shanghai Chen Feng—Shentseh

m-m± Chen Feng—Shanghai

Ming Chang—Shanghai

um-mm

NANYANG—Shanghai Chen Foong—Wusih

Hew Engineering k Shipbuilding Chen I Hsieh—Shanghai

Works, Ltd. (British)—Shanghai

San Pei—Shanghai Chen I—Shanghai

Shanghai Dock k Engineering Co., Chen Lun—Shanghai

Ltd. (British)—Shanghai *n-mk

Chen Ta—Shanghai

Shen Chi—Shanghai

Chen Lung—Wusih

Shun Chang—Shanghai

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Chin Tai—Shanghai

Societe Franco-Chinese de Con-

structions Metallequis et Mecani-

quis (French)—Shanghai Cheng Hsiang—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK FILATURES B97

Chin Chang Kun—Shanghai

Cheng Hsing—Shanghai tm-wm

BE-ffl* Chin Chi—Wusih

Cheng I—Wusih

Sil Chin Feng—Shanghai

Cheng Tai—Shanghai

Chin Lun—Shanghai

Chun Sheng Fu—Shanghai lEMir-sii

*gg5t-*± Chin Ta Yu Chi—Shanghai

Chi Chang Tai—Shanghai

Chin Tai—Shanghai

Chi Chang Yung—Shanghai

IB7lc^-S± Chin Yun Teh Chi—Shanghai

Chi Ta Yung Chi—Shanghai

Ching Lun—Shanghai

Chia Heng Chi—Shanghai

Ching Wei—Shanghai

Chia Tai—Shanghai )fA-S_h

Chiu Shun—Shanghai

Chien Chen—Wusih

Chiu Tai—Shanghai

Chien Fong No 2—Wusih im-m±

Chu Hsin—Shanghai

Chien Feng—Shanghai Chu Hsing—Shanghai

Chien Lung—Wusih Chui Lun—Chinkiang

, Chien Sheng—Shanghai Chun Hsin—Shanghai

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I Chien Sheng—Wusih Feng Tai Shun—Shanghai

mn-mi.

!* Chien Tai—Shanghai Fu Chang Kung—Shanghai

Chien Yuan—Shanghai Fu Chang—Shanghai

B4

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B98 SILK FILATURES

Fu Cheng—Shanghai Hsieh Chi—Shanghai

Fu Ho—Shanghai Hsieh Feng—Shanghai

Fu Using—Shanghai , Hsieh Hsing—Shanghai

BW-'Ml.

Fu Lun—Shangha,i Hsieh Sheng—Shanghai

mw,-m±

Heng Chin—Shanghai Hsieh TaI—Shanghai

Sil

Heng Cheng Ham—Shanghai Hsieh Yuan CHENG*^Shanghai

Heng Chang—Shanghai Hsieh Yuan—Shanghai

m-m±

Heng Yu—Shanghai Hsin CHANd—Shanghai

frfr—

Ho Chi Hsin—Shanghai Hsin Hsin—Shanghai

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Ho Feng—Shanghai Hsin Hua—Shanghai

am-s*

Ho Foong—Wusih Hsing Lun—Shanghai

tm-mL

Hou Shang—Shanghai Hsing Yeh—Wuhsien.

Hsia Tai—Shanghai Hsu Hsiang—Shanghai

Hsiang Cheng—;Shanghai Hu Sheng No. 1—Shanghai

UM—'M}'.

Hsiang Feng*—Shanghai ' Hui Yuan—Shahghai

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Hsiang Ho—Shanghai Hung Ta—Shahghai

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Hsiang Yuan—Shanghai Hung Lun- Shanghai

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK FILATURES B99

Hung Yu—Shanghai Jui Feng Yu—Shanghai

Hlalft—S_b

I Chang 3rd—Shanghai Jui Foong—Wusih

SJb

I Chang 4th—Shanghai Jui Fu—Wusih

I Chang 5th—Shanghai Jui Ho—Shanghai

I Chang Heng—Shanghai Jui Ho—Wusih

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I Chang Kun—Shanghai Jui Lun—Shanghai

I Chang Kung Chi—Shanghai Jun Chang—Shanghai

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I Chang—Shanghai Jun Teh—Shanghai

m-m±

I Feng Chen—Shanghai Kai Tai—Shanghai

mm-m±

I Feng—Shanghai Kuang Yuan—Shanghai

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I Foong—Wusib Kung Chi—Shanghai

I Sheng—Wusih Kung I—Shanghai

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I Ho Chin Chi—Shanghai Kung Yuan—Shanghai

I Shang—Shanghai Lun Ta—Shanghai

I Sheng—Shanghai Xir-'&il

Lun Yuan—Shanghai

Jen Chang—Shanghai Lung Chang—Shanghai

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Jui Chang—W usih Lung Chi—Shanghai

B4

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BlOO SILK FILATURES

Bk-mk

Lung Yuan—Shanghai Ta Sheng—Shanghai

Jlft-iiUt

Min Feng—Shanghai Tai Chi—Shanghai

Min Foong—Wusih Tai Feng—Shanghai

Ning Hsing—Shanghai Tai Hu Yuen—Wusih

M-SJL

Pag Ching—Shanghai Teh Feng—Shanghai

SK-MS mm-mm

Pao Foong—Wusih Teh Fu—WusiU

mm-mm

Pao Tai Shun—^Shanghai Teh Sheng—Wusih

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San Tai -Shanghai Teh Ta Yu Chen Chi—Shanghai

mm-m±

Shen Chang—Wusih Teh Yuan—Shanghai

Shen Yuan Hsin Chi—Shanghai Teng Feng—Shanghai

Sheng Yu—Shanghai Teng Fong—Wusih

SJ: -k-mk

Shu Chang Fu—Shanghai Tien I—Shanghai

Shu Shang Shen—Shanghai JR-iW

Tien Lung—Wusih

Ta Cheng—Shanghai Tin Sheng—Wusih

Ta Feng—Shanghai Ting Chang Hsing Chi—Shanghai

Ta Lun Company—Shanghai Ting Chang Shen—Shanghai

Ta Lun—Shanghai Ting Chi—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK FILATURES- B101

Ting I—Shanghai Yu Lung—Wusih

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Ting Yuan—Shanghai Yu Sheng Feng—Shanghai

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Tung Chang Tai—Shanghai Y^u Yuan Cheng Chi—Shanghai

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Tung Feng—Shanghai Yuan Chi—Shanghai

Tung I—Shanghai Yuan Feng—Shanghai

mx-mm M-SJi

Wan I—Wusih Yuan Ho—Shanghai

Wei Chen—Wusih Yuan Ho—Shanghai

Wei Lun—Wuhsien Yuan I—Shanghai

JW-SJi

Yeh Chin—Shanghai Yuan Kang—Shanghai

Yen Ching Hsiang—Wuhsien Yuan Kong—Wusih

Ying I—Shanghai Yuan Ta—Shanghai

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INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Hi 02 SILK FILATURES-SILK-SILK WEAVING MILLS

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Szechuan Province

Chen Nan—Shanghai

Chien Chi Hsiang—Chungking 5SM-^_E

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Ta Hua Mill No. 1—Loshan Chen Yeh—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 2—Santai mik-mk

Chen Yu—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 3-rShunching Hiif—i&Jb

Chi Chang—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No. 4—Shunching Chi a Cheng—Shanghai

Ta Hua Mill No &—Shunching Chia Ling—Shanghai

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Ta Hua Mill No. 6—Chiangtsin Chia Lun—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING MILLS

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Chih Cheng—Shanghai Fu Li—Shanghai

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Chih Ta—Shanghai Fu Tan—Shanghai

Chin Cheng—Shanghai Heng Fu—Shanghai

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mn-m± !!£—-%£-

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Chin Lung—Shanghai

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Chin Yun—Shanghai Hsieh Yuan—Shanghai

Chino Yeh—Shanghai Hsin Hsing—Shanghai

buX—BX Mt-BX

Chiu Ju—Shanghai Hsin Ta—Shanghai

Chiu Shun—Shanghai Hsin M^ei—Shanghai

Chung Hua—Shanghai Hsing Ya—Shanghai

Chung YANG-r-Shanghai Hua Chiang—Shanghai

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Fou Chang—Shanghai

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Fu Hsing—Shanghai Hua Lun—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B104 SILK WEAVING MILLS

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Hua Tttno—Shanghai Me i Lun—Shanghai

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Jih H.sing—Shanghai Sheng Sheng—Shanghai

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Mei Feng—Shanghai ¥ m-m .t

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Mei Li—Shanghai l Ji

Teh Chang—Shanghai

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SILK WEAVING MILLS B105

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Teh Hsin—Shanghai Tien Fu—Shanghai

m ffi-m _h 3. %-B B

Teh Shih—Shanghai Tien Hsing—Shanghai

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Tien Ohenq—Shanghai Tien I—Shanghai

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SILK WEAVING FACTORIES BJQ7

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BIOS SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

Hsia Hsing—Shanghai Hsin Hsing—Shanghai

Hsu Yun Tang—Shanghai Hsin Hua—Shanghai

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Hsiang Cheng Chi—Shanghai Hsin 1—Shanghai

Hsiang Chin—Shanghai Hsin Lun—Shanghai

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Hsieh Chang—Shanghai Hsin Ya—Shanghai

Hsieh Chi—Shanghai Hsin Yu—Shanghai

Hsieh Cheng—Shanghai Hsin Yuan—Shanghai

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Hsieh Lun—Shanghai Hsu Chung Hsiang—Shanghai

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Hsien Ming—Shanghai Hua Chang—Shanghai

Hsin An—Shanghai Hua Cheng—Shanghai

Hsin Chang—Shanghai Hua Chiang—Shanghai

Hsin Cheng—Shanghai Hua Feng—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SILK WEAVING FACTORIES BIOS

Hua Hsin—Shanghai Jih Sheng—Shanghai

Hua Hsing—Shanghai Jui Feng Hsiang—Shanghai

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Hua Lai—Shanghai Jui Feng—Shanghai

Hua Li—Shanghai Jui Lun—Shanghai

Hua Ming—Shanghai Jui Lung—Shanghai

Hua Sheng—Shanghai Jung Chang—Shanghai

Hua Ta—Shanghai w-bji

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Huan Chiu—Shanghai Jung Hsing—Shanghai

Hui Hua—Shanghai Jung Sheng—Shanghai

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BllO SILK WEAVING FACTORIES

Kuang Ya—Shanghai Lung Hua—Shanghai

mm-mt

Kun Ming—Shanghai Mai Fa—Shanghai

Kung Chang—Shanghai Mei Cheng—Shanghai

Kuo Ho Lin—Shanghai Mei Hsin—Shanghai

Kuo Wei—Shanghai Mei Hua—Shanghai

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Li Hsing—Shanghai Mei Jen—Shanghai

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Li Hua—Shanghai Mei Li—Shanghai

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Tai Lai—Shanghai Tien Lun—Shanghai

Teh Chi—Shanghai Tien Pag—Shanghai

Teh Chang—Shanghai Tien Sheng—Shanghai

Teh Hua—Shanghai Tien Shun—Shanghai

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Teh Hua—Shanghai Tien Sun—Shanghai

Tein Hua—Shanghai Tien Tien—Shanghai

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Tien Chan—Shanghai Tiein Wen—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

SILK WEAVING FACTORIES BU3

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Tung I—Shanghai Ya Chou—Shanghai

i; Tien Yen—Shanghai Ya Hsi Ya—Shanghai

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j Tien Yuan—Shanghai Yao Hua—Shanghai

iiJ: Yen Tung—Shanghai

I Ting Ya—Shanghai

IlijC—SJl Yin Wen—Shanghai

Tung Chang—Shanghai

S_h Yu Chang—Shanghai

I Tung Cheng—Shanghai

i$_b Yu Cheng—Shanghai

Tung Fang—Shanghai

Tung Hua—Shanghai Yu Chi ng—Shanghai

; Tung Mei—Shanghai Yu Feng—Shanghai

| Tung Sheng—Shanghai Yu Hsin—Shanghai

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Tung Teh—Shanghai Yu Hsing—Shanghai

Tung Ya—Shanghai Yu Hua—Shanghai

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Wan Chang—Shanghai Yu I—Shanghai

Wan Hsing—Shanghai Yu Li—Shanghai

Wei Hsin—Shanghai Yu Lun—Shanghai

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t Wei Lo—Shanghai Yu Mao—Shanghai

Wen Lung—Shanghai Yu Min—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B1I4 ‘ SILK WEAVING-SOAP '& CANDLE FACTORIES

SOAP & CANDLE FACTORIES

Yc Sheng—Shanghai

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Kiangsu Province

Yu Yuan—Shanghai

Ai Hua Sui Chi Toilet Soap Factory

Yuan A Mao—Shanghai —Shanghai

Yuan Li—Shanghai Central Soap Factory, The—S’hai

IBM—SJb

Yueh Hua—Shanghai Chen Chi Soap Factory—Shanghai

Yun Hsia—Shanghai Chen Hsin Soap Factory—Shanghai

Yun Hsin—Shanghai mm-ui

Chen Hua Soap and Candle Factory

—Shanghai

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Yun Hsing—Shanghai

Chen Hua Soap Factory—Chinkiang

Yun Hua—Shanghai

Chen Hua Soap Factory—Kiangyin

Yun Tan—Shanghai

tRUK—?&ii Chen Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai

Yung Chang—Shanghai

Chenshin Toilet Soap Factory—

Yung Feng—Shanghai Shanghai

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Yung HsiNG--Shanghai Chien Tai Sing Candle B'actory—

Shanghai

Yung Hua—Shanghai Chin Chang Candle Factory—S’hai

Yung I—Shanghai China Chemical Society—Shanghai

#7TC—S_h

Yung Sheng—Shanghai China Chemical Works—Shanghai

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Yung Yu-Shanghai Chung Hsing Soap Factory—S’hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

SOAP & CANDLE FACTORIES Bll5

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Chung ; Hsin .Soap Factory—T’shan Hsiang Min Soap Factory—Shanghai

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Chong Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai Hua Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai

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Chung Hua Soap Factory—T’shan Hua Feng Soap Factory—Shanghai

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Chung Hua Soap Factory—Tanyang Hua Feng Toilet Soap Factory—

Shanghai

Chung Kuo Soap Factory—Shanghai m$—u±

Hua Li Candle Factory—Shanghai

Chung Kuo Soap Factory—T’shan xm—Bn

Hui Kung Soap Factory—Tanyang

#4*—iS-h International Dispensary—S’hai

Chung Yang Soap Factory—S’hai

M—fULh Jen Mou Candle and Soap Factory

Fu Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai —Shanghai

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Fu Li Soap Factory—Shanghai ciety—Shanghai

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Fu Li Soap Factory—Wusih Kuang Hua Chemical Industry So-

ciety—Shanghai

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Hang Lee Toilet Soap Factory—

Shanghai Kuang Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai

Hang Li Soap and Candle Factory— Kuang Hua Soap Factory—Wuchin

Shanghai

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Heng Hsin Yu Candle Factory— Kupen Soap Factory—Shanghai

Shanghai

Kung Mou Soap. .Factory—Shanghai

Heng Hsing Yu Factory—Shanghai mm-m%

Ho Mou Sin Soap Factory—S’hai Li Hsin Soap Factory—Wuchin

Ho Mou Hsin Soap Factory—K’yin Li Hsing Soap Factory—Shanghai

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Hsing Hua tfr-SJi

Soap Factory—Shanghai Li Ta Factory—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B116 SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES

Mou Kang Soap Factory—Shanghai Sin Hua Soap and Candle Factory

—Nanking

Mou Kang Soap Factory—Tanyang

Sin Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai

Nan Hsieh Hsing Soap Factory—

Shanghai fpi-Jb

Ta Chung Hua Soap Factory—S’hai

Nan Yi Hsing Candle Factory—S’hai

Ta Chung Hua Soap Factory—Wusih

Nanyang Soap and Candle Factory—

Shanghai

Ta Chung Soap Factory—Chinkiang

Nanyang Soap and Candle Factory— 4*^—SJi

Shanghai Ta Chung Soap Factory—Shanghai

Ni Ching Soap Factory—Wuchin

Ta Hua Soap Factory—Shanghai

Shin Hua Soap Factory—Kiangyin

Ta Teh Soap Factory—Shanghai

Shin Mou Soap and Candle—C’kiang

Ting Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai

Shun Chang Soap Factory—S’hai

Ting Chang Soap Factory—Wusih

BW-SW

Shun Chang Soap Factory—Wusih Ting Feng Soap Factory—Shanghai

Siang Min Soap Factory—Shanghai Tung Mou Soap Factory—Kiangyin

— iUi mm-mt

Siang Tai Candle & Soap Factory— Tung Mou Soap Factory—Shanghai

Shanghai

Siang Tax Soap and Candle Factory Tung Tai Sing Candle Factory—

—Chinkiang Shanghai

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Sin Chang Soap Factory—Shanghai Tung Yao Factory—Shanghai

Sin Hua Factory—Shanghai Tung Yao Soap and Candle Factory

—Nanking

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SOAP & CANDLE-STATIONERY SUPPLIES FACTORIES BI17

STATIONERY SUPPLIES

Wan Li Hsiang Soap Factory—S’hai FACTORIES

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Wan Li Hsiang Soap Factory— Kiangsu Province

Tungshan

Wei Rung Soap I’actory—Shanghai Chia Ting Envelope Co.—Shanghai

Yen Li Yuan Candle Factory— Chin Chen Co.—Shanghai

Tungshan

Chin Yeh Co.—Shanghai

Yen Li Yuan Soap Factory—S’hai

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Yi Ching Soap Factory—Shanghai Cho Hsin Waxed Paper Co.—S’hai

Yi Mou Soap Factory—Shanghai Chung Hua Industrial Factory—

Shanghai

Yu Ching Feng Candle Factory— —H*—SfUt

Shanghai Chung I Chemical Co.—Shanghai

Yu Kang Heng Soap Factory—S,hal'' Eastern Chemical Co.—Shanghai

li#^-iH^ Eastern Industrial Co.—Shanghai

Yu Kang Soap Factory—Tanyang

Yu Mou Soap Factory—Shanghai Han Lai Company—Shanghai

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Yuan Ho Factory—Shanghai Hou Sheng Co.—Shanghai

Yuan Ho Soap and Candle Factory Itlr-iliUi

Chinkiang Hsing Feng Waxed Paper Co.—S’hai

Yun Mou Factory—Shanghai mm-BJi

Using Yeh Co.—Shanghai

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Yung Mou Candle and Soap Factory

Chinkiang Hua Fu Golden Pen Factory—S’hai

Yung Woo Industrial Co.—S’hai Hua Kai Min Ink Co. —Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bm STATIONERY SUPPLIES FACTORIES—SUGAR CENTRALS

ff*_h ^^Ic—S_k

Kang Shbn Ink Co.—Shanghai Yung: Ihang Co.—Shanghai

SUGAR CENTRALS

Kuan Le Min Founiain Pen Co.— Manila (The Philippines)

Shanghai

m-mi. Asturias Sugar Central, Inc.—

Kuang Hua Industrial Co.—S’hai Dumalog, Capiz

Baoolod-Murcia Milling Co., Inc.—

304, Masonic Temple

Li Chung Co. —Shanghai Bataan Sugar Co.—202, Masonic

Km-m± Temple, Binondo

Li Wen Co.—Shanghai Binalbagan Estate, Inc.—304, Masonic

Temple

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Li' Wen Ink Co.—Shanghai Bcge Medellin Milling "Co.—Bogo,

Cebu

Ma Kiang Co.—Shanghai Oalamba Sugar Estate—407, National

City.Bank Building

Cebu Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito, Sta.

Ma Li Co.—Shanghai Cruz

Central Azucarera de Bais—212, Mar-

Min Shen Ink Co.—Shanghai ques de Comillas, Paco

Central Azcucarera de Pilar—801, M.

Min Sheng iNDUStRiAL-'06.—S’hai de la Industria

Central Azucarera de TarlaC—212, M.

de la Industria

Ming Li Co.—Shanghai

Central Azcarera del Norte—203, Chi

Unjieng Building

Pao Chuan Co.—Shanghai Central Azucarera don Pedro—719,

S_h Echague

Ta Chung Hua Fguntain Pen Co.— Central Azucarera Sara Ajuy—801,

Shanghai M. de la Industria

Central Cotabato, Inc.—514, Chaco

Ta Hua Industrial Co.—Shanghai Building

Central Leonor—Negros

Ta Hua Industrial Co.—Shanghai Central Luzon Milling Co.—315, Luiz

Perez Samanillo Building

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Tien Jan Ink Co.—Shanghai Central San Isidre—Negros

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SUGAR CENTRALS—TANNERIES Bll9

Central Sara Ajuy—Fan ay Pampanga Sugar Development Co.,

Ltd.—Masonic Temple

j Compania Azucarera de Bais—212, M.

de Comillas, Pace Pampanga Sugar Mills—407, National

City Bank Building

De la Rama Centrals—Bago, Talisay Philippine Milling Co.—218, Luiz

and Negros Perez Samanillo Building

f Hawaiian Philippine Oo.—316, Regina Philippine Sugar Association—316,

Building Regina Building

Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association Philippine Sugar Estates Develop-

I —1246, Arlegui, Quiapo ment Co.—246, Anda, Intr.

Hind Sugar , Company—Luzon Roxas y Compania—719, Echague

[ Isabela Sugar Co.—304, Masonic SanBuilding,

Carlos Milling Co.—Chaco

Binondo

| Temple

Kabanaklan Sugar Co., Inc,—32, Sugar Temple

Centrals Agency—Masonic

Hogar Building

if La Carlota Sugar Central—La Gar Talisay-iSilay Milling Co., Inc.—3,

Masonic Temple, Binond'o

f; lota, Negros

Laguna Sugar Corporation —155, Victoria Milling Co., iNC.^Chaco

Building, Binondo

Aviles San Miguel

I Lizarraga Hnos./—3£, Hogar Filipino Welch-Fairchild,

Building

Ltd.—321, Regina

| Building

!

Lopez Sugar Central Mill Co.— Ynchausti

tria

& Co.—801, M. de la Indus-

Fabrica, Negros

! Luzon Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito TANNERIES

Ma-ao Sugar Central Co., Inc.—304, ^ M a:

Masonic Temple Kiangsu Province

Mabalacay Sugar Co.—34, Escolta

' Malabon Sugar Co.—Hong Kong and Chiang Wan Shun—Nanking

Shanghai Bank Building

) Mount Arayat Sugar Co.—31, Hogar Chueh Yi Hsing—Shaagtiai

I> Building

, North Negros Sugar Go.—Chaco Chung Yuen—Tungshan

Building, Binondo

» Nueva Ecija Sugar Mills.—408, Luiz Hsiang Sien—Shanghai

Perez Samanille Building

Ormoc Sugar Co.—Omoc, Leyte

Ifl4.—National City Bank Building Hsieh Yuen OHANGv-Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl 20 TANNERIES—TEA-FIRING FACTORIES

Government Leather Factory—Cheng-

Hsin Chi—Shanghai tu

Government Tannery—Yunnanfu

Hsin Hsin—Tungshan

m-\\m Hua Pei Factory—Tientsin

Hsin Hua—Tungshan

Hung Chi Tannery—Tientsin

Hsu Liang Chi—Nanking mm-mn

Hung Lee Tannery—Tientsin

Hsu Yung Chi—Shangnai Suahozen Leather Manufacturing Co.

—Harbin

Lao Yung Sen—Shanghai Ta Yeh Leather Co.—Tsinan

Ta Hua Chang Chi—Shanghai it if] niff

Tung Ye Tannery—Shenyang

Tai Ping Yang—Shanghai Wanshenho Tannery—Tientsin

Tsing I—Shanghai Yih Ta Tannery—Tientsin

SE^ft-m Yu Chuen Tannery—Chungking

Tu Yung Chi—Nanking

TEA-FIRING FACTORIES

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Yuen Hsing—Shanghai € m a:

Kiangsu Province

1cp—'M±

Yuen Ta—Shanghai

Chang Chi—Lane 6, Tao Yuan Fang,

Shanghai

Wu Ching Lung—Nanking

Other Places Chien Chi Hsiang—Tong Kia Lung,

Shanghai

m-m

Canton Tannery and Leather Works--

Canton Chu SheNG—Elgin Road, Shanghai

Chung Ya Tannery— Tientsin Chun Yuan—Jukong Road, S’hai

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Fukien Industrial Co.—Foochow Fu Hsing—Elgin Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TEA-FIRING FACTORIES B121

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Heng Fung—Teh An Li, N. Shansi San Yi—Teh An Li, N. Shansi Road,

Road, Shanghai Shanghai

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Hsing Hsing—Chung Shou Li. San Yuan—Elgin Road, Shanghai

Burkill Road, Shanghai

PH—ffeil

fHUl Teh Jen—Sin Chang Li, N. Chekiang

Hsing Yuan—Tai Yuan Fang, Rai- Road, Shanghai

ning Road, Shanghai

Tien Chang—North Shansi Road,

Ho Hsing Lung—Woosung Road, Shanghai

Shanghai

tm-frkt Tien Sheng Rung—N. Shansi Road,

Hsing Chi—Chen Ta Lung, N. Soo- Shanghai

chow Road, Shanghai

Tung Chun Fu—Tung Chang Li,

Hui Chi—Yalu Road, Shanghai Haining Road, Shanghai

Hung Chang—Elgin Road, Shanghai Tung Chung Fo—Yung Hsin Road,

Shanghai

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Jen Chi—Yu Shun Li, Chen Ta Tung, Tung I—Paotung Road, Shanghai

Shanghai

Kui Yuan—Lan Yien Li, Wuchow Tung Yi Fung—N. Honan Road,

Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

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Rung Shen—Teh An Fang, N Che- Tung Yu Tai—Yu Shun Li, Chen Ta:

Lung, Shanghai

kiang Road, Shanghai

Pao Chang Branch—Tong Kia Lung, Wan Cheng Hsiang—Fu Shou Li,

Elgin Road, Shanghai

Shanghai

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fuii Wu Shen Chi—N. Shansi Road,

Pag Chang—Jukong Road, Shanghai Shanghai

Pao Ta Hsiang—Yu Shun Li, Chen YiShansi

ChengRoad,

Hsiang—Teh

Ta Lung, Shanghai Shanghai An Li, N.

PEi Hsin—N. Shansi Road, S’hai. Yi Tai Lung—Wuchang Road, S’hai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B122 TEA-FIRING FACTORIES—TELEPHONE COMPANIES

Yi Tung Hsing—Yu Hsiang Li, Kaoyu Telephone Co.—Kaoyu

Tong Kia Lung, Shanghai

Yu Li—Tai Yuan Fang, Haining Kiangtu Telephone Co.—Kiangtu

Road, Shanghai w&m'mm-mxL

Kiangyin Telephone- Co.—Kiangyin

Yuan Ho—Elgin Road, Shanghai

Kunshan Telephone Co.—Kunshan

Yuan Hsing Flo—W. Tong Kia Lung,

Shanghai

Liyang Telephone Co.—Liyang

Yuan Li—Tong Kia Lung, Shanghai

Nanking Telephone Co.—Nanking

Yuan Tai Ho—Tong Kia Lung,, S’hai n&m'&m-m

f^TC—Sil Nantung Telephone Co.—Nantung

Yung Hsiang—W. Tong Kia Lung,

Shanghai m-ji

Shanghai Telephone Co.—Shanghai

Yung Sheng—Tu Nan Li, N. Honan

Road, Shanghai Shantseh Telephone Co.—Shantseh

TELEPHONE COMPANIES Shuyang Telephone Co.—Shuyang

« H a:

Kiangsu Province Soochow Telephone Co.—Soochow

Shanghai Telephone Company—232, Sungkiang Telephone Co.—Sung-

Kiangse Road, Shanghai kiang

ShangHai-Nanking—

Ki ang-Pei—N anking Tahsing Telephone Co.—Tahsihg

Long distance Telephone Co. under

Ministry of Communication, Nan- Taihsien Tf,li;phone Co.—Taihsien

king

Changshu Telephone Co.—Changshu Taitsang Telephone Co.—Taitsang

Chinkiang Telephone Co,—Chiiikiang Tungshan Telephone Co.—Tungshan

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TELEPHONE COMPANIES Bl23

[ Wuchin Telephone Co.—Wuchin Ssu-Ming Telephone Co.—Ningpo

Wusih Telephone Co.—Wusih Tung-Li Telephone Co.^Ts'ungteh

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Chekiang Province Tung-Ou Telephone Co.—Yungchia

I: Chekiang Provincial Telephone Wuhsing Telephone Co.—Wuhsing

Bureau—Hangchow

n&mn-m-m Yung-Tung Telephone Co.— P’inghu

| Chiashan Telephone Co.—Chiashan

n&mmm-tim

Yuyao Telephone Coil—Yuyao

1 Chung-Hsing Telephone Co.—Chia- Malaya

il hsing

Oriental Telephone & Electric Co..

Haining Telephone Co.—Haining . Ltd.—Singapore

Posts and Telegraphs Department—

Straits Settlements, Federated Ma

Hangchow Telephone Co.—Hangchow lay States, Selangor

China

[ Hsiashih Telephone Co.—Haining

Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

, ministration—Hankow

Hsieh-Ohuan Telephone Co.—Haining

Chinese Government Telephone Id-

Kuang-Ta Telephoen Co.—Ts’ungteh ministration—Hanyang

(

Nanshun Telekhone Co.—Nanshun Chinese Government Telephone Ad.

ministration—-Tientsin

) Sau-Ting Telephone Co'.—Yuanhua Chinese Government Telephone Ad.

ministration—W'uchang

Shaohsing Tklw'hone Co.—Shaohsing

Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.—

Hongkong

Shaunglin Telephone Co.—Wuhsing

Peiping Telephone Administration—

Shenchiamen Telephone Co.—Tinghai Peiping

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl24 TELEPHONE COMPANIES-TIN MINES

Batu Caves Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Shanghai Telephone Co.—Shanghai Batu Caves, Selangor

Batu Selangor Tin Dredging Go.,

The Philippines Ltd.—Batu, Selangor; Cable Ad:

Henggsler

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Benang Star Tin, Ltd.—P.O. Box

Co.—Cebu 136, Ipoh, Perak

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Bukit Arang Tin, Ltd.—Ulu Lang at,

Co.—Iloilo Selangor

Philippine Long Distance Telephone. Bukit Ibu (Bandar) Tin, Ltd.—

Baling, Kedah

Co.—Manila

Bukit Kandan Tin Syndicate, Ltd

TIN MINES —Tronoh, Perak

Malaya Burma Malaya Tin, Ltd.—c/o Evatt

& Go., Kuala Lumpur

Ampang Tin Co., Ltd., The—4th Changket Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Mile, Ampang Road, Ampang Rawang, Selangor

Anglo-Malayan Tin, Ltd.—Rawang, Chemor River Tin, Ltd.—Chemor,

Selangor Kinta, Perak

Anglo-Siamese Tin Syndicate—South Chendai Consolidated, Ltd.—Meng-

lembu, Perak

Siam

Asam Kumbang Tin Derdging, Ltd. Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

—Taiping, Perak; Cable Ad : Aust- Ohenderiang, Perak

malay Chim Lee Tin Mining Co.—254, Batu

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd.—Taiping. Road, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor.

Perak Consolidated Tin Mines of Burma,

Ayer Hangat Syndicate, Ltd.—Ben- Ltd.—P.O. Box 199, Rangoon;

Cable Ad: Stannidbur

tong, Pahang

Ayer Weng (Rahman) Development Fan Fatt Tin Mine—Tronoh, Perak

and Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Betong, Foo Nyit Tse Hydraulic Mine—3rd

Siam Mile, Jelapang Road, Chemor,

F.M.S

Bakau Tin, Ltd.—Kuala Kubu, Ulu

Selangor Fook Hum Nam Kongsi—Foo Nyit

Tse, 3211 and 323, Lahat Roal,

Ban Sen Kongsi—Postal Ad: Foo Falim Village, Ipoh

Nyit Tse, 321 and 323, Lahat Road, Freda Tin Mining Co., Ltd.—Bundi,

Falim Village, Ipon, Perak Kemaman

Bangrin Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Glimau Tin, Ltd.—Jelebu, Negri

Renong, West Coast, Siam Sembilan

Batang Padang Dredging Co., Ltd. Gopeng Consolidated, Ltd.—Gopeng,

—Bidor, Perak Perak

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TIN MINES Bl25

Heawood Tin and Rubber Estate, Kinta Kellas Tin Dredging Co.,

Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Perak (Ltd. Batu Gajab, Perak

Hitam Tin, Ltd.—'Kroh, Upper Kinta Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—Ba-

Perak tu Gaj ah, Perak

Hong Kofto Tin, Ltd.—Puohong, Kinta Tin Mines, Ltd.—Gopemg,

I Selangor Perak

Idris Hydraulic, Ltd. — Kampar, Klang River Tin Dredging Co.,

'j Perak Ltd. —Petaling, Selangor

Ipoh Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Lahat, Kopah Tin, N. L.—Takuapa, Siam

Perak

Jelapang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Taji- Kramat Pulai, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak

; ping, Perak

I Jelebu Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Kuala Kramat Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Rawang, Selangor

; Klawang, Negri Sembilan

Johan Tin Dredging, (Ltd.—Papan, Kuala Kampar Tin Fields, Ltd.—

Rawang, Selangor

! Perak

1

Kajang Kemaman (1926), Ltd.— Kuala Kerling Tin Dredging—Ker-

ling, Ulu Selangor

Kemaman, Trengganu

; Kampar Kiri Coalfields Midden Kuala Lumpur Tin N. L.—Kuala

j; Sumatra H. M.—Pakan Baroe, Lumpur (Kalumpang)

Sumatra Kuchai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

. Kampar Malaya Tin Dredging, Ltd. Petaling, Selangor

Kaparm Perak Kundang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

! Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Rawang, Selangor

Ltd.—Taiping, Perak; 'Cable Ad: Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Lahat,

j Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging, Ltd. Perak

—Rawang, Selangor Larut Tin Fields, Ltd.—Taiping,

I Kamra Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Puket, Perak

West Siam : Cable Ad: Kamra Lean Fatt Mining Kongsi—Kampar,

; Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Perak

5 Kamunting

Lingui Tin, Ltd.—Kota Tinggi,

! Katu Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Buket, Johore

| West Siam; Cable, Ad: Katudre Lower Perak Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

1 Kay (Kinta) Ltd. Tin Mines - Tanjong Tuakongi Perak

Menglembu, Perak

Lukut Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Port

Kent (F.M.S.) Tin Dredging, Ltd. Dickson

—Batu Caves, Selangor

Malay States Tin, Ltd.—4th Mile,

Kepong Dredging Co., Ltd.—Kepong, Ampang Road, Ampang, Selangor

Selangor

Malaya Consolidated Tin Dredging

Kepong Tin, Ltd.—Kepong, Selangor Co., Ltd —Selangor

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B126 TIN MINES

Malayan Collieries, Ltd.—Hong Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging

Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak

Kong & Shanghai Bank Buildings,

Kuala Lumpur : Cable Ad1: Arang

Pengkalen, Ltd.—Lahat, Perak

Malayan Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Batu

Gajah, Perak Pertang Mines—Pertang, Jelebu,

Malayan Tinfields, Ltd.—c/o Guth- Negri Sembilan

rie & Co., Kuala Lumpur Petaling Tin, Ltd.—Petaling, Selan-

Malaysiam Tin, Ltd.—Tanjong Ram- gor

butan, Perak Poh Took , Kongsi (Sungei Besi)—

Malim Nawar Tin, LTD.^Rawang, Road, Chop Tuck Heng Loong, 29, Birch

Selangor Kuala Lumpur

Pong

Mawbau Tin, Ltd.—Mamlbau, Negri Ad : Asiatic Mine—Takuapa Siam; Cable

S^mbilan

Man Yik Hydraulic Mines (Sempan) Puchong Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai-

ping, Perak

—Sempan Valley, Tras.

Menglemfu Lode Mining Co., Ltd.— Pungah Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai-

ping, Perak

Menglembu, Perak

Murai Tin, ILtd.—Bentong, Pahang Fusing Rubber and Tin, Ltd.—

Nawang Pet Tin, Ltd.—Rompibon, Fusing Mines, Fusing, Perak

Southern Siam Puteh Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

New Chendrong Wolfram Mines— Ampang, Selangor

Kemaman, Trengganu Rahman Hydraulic Tin, Ltd.—Intan,

Nippon Mining Co., Ltd.—Duoigan, Upper Perak

Trengganu Rajah Perak Tin, Ltd.—98, Belfield

North Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Street, Ipoh

Ltd.—Belau Valley, Negri Sembilan

lah Ramasamy Tin Mines—Ampang,

Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd.— Kuala Lumpur

Pahang Rambutan, Ltd.--Tanjong Rambutan.

Paxaga River Tin Concessions, Ltd. Perak

—Kamunting, Perak Rantau Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Parqi Tin Dredging, Ltd — Serem- Kuala Sawab, via Seremban, Negri

Sembilan

bah, Negri Sembilan

Pattani Tin, Ltd.—Na Pradu, South Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Co.,

N. L.—Sichon, Southern Siam

Siam

Pegang Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Flora Rawang Concessions, Ltd.—Rawang,

Villa, Lahat Road, Ipoh, Perak Selangor

Pelarit Tin Ltd.—Perils; Cable Ad : Rawang Tin Fields, Ltd.—Rawang,

Pellarittin Selangor

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TIN MINES B127

Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Sungei Way Dredging, Ltd.—Sungei

Way, Selangor

Rasa, Selangor

Renong Valley Mining Co., Ltd.— Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. -

Taiping, Perak

Renong, Siam

Ronpijon Tin, N. L.—Ronpibon, via Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging, N. L.

Penang —Takuapa, Western Siam

Selangor Tin, Ltd —Kuala Lumpur, Talam Mines, Ltd.—Kampar, Perak

Selangor

Talerng Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Ron-

Seminyih Tin Dredging, (Ltd.— pibon, South 'rn Siam

Seminyih, Selangor

Tanjong Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Batu

Seremban, Ltd.—Seremban, Negri Gajah, Perak '

SembiJan

Tarua Tin, Ltd.—Banna Station,

Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.— Bandon, Siam

Penang; Cable A,d: Sitinsind

Tavoy Tin Dredging, Co,rpn., Ltd.—

Si one Tin (F.M.S.), Ltd.—Batu Tavoy, Lower Burma .

Caves, Selangor

Tekka, Ltd.—Kampong Kepayang,

Siput Tin Co., Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Perak

Perak

Tekka Taiping, Ltd.—Taiping, Perak

South Siam Mining Co., Ltd.—1-3,

: Cahroen Krung Road, Bangkok Temengor Tin Mining Co., Ltd.—

Grik, Upper Perak

South Taiping Tin Dredging Co.

(1922), Ltd.—33, Beach Street, Temoh Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Temoh,

Panang Batang Padang, Perak

Southern Kampar Tin Dredging, Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak Taiping, Perak

Southern Malayan Tin Dredging, Telok Kruin Tin, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak

Ltd.—Batu Gag ah, Perak

Southern Perak Dredging, Ltd.— Tong Chow Tin Mining Co.—Chen-

deriang, Perak

Temoh, Perak

Southern Tronoh Tin Dredging, Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging

Co., N. L.—Perak

Ltd.—Tanjong ' Tualang, Perak

Sungei A yam Tin Mines—Kuala Tronoh Mines, Ltd,--Tronoh, Perak

Kemaman, Trengganu ! (Tlu Klang Tin/ Ltd.—Ulu Kilang,

Sungei Kinta; Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Selangor, F.M.S/

P.Q. Box 106, Ipoh Ulu Pahang, Ltd.—Raub, Pahang

Sungei Merbah Mine—Sungei Besi, Ulu Piah Co., Ltd.—Tambun. Perak

Sel angor

Sun'Gei Muntoh Mines—Titi, Jelebu, Uluping.YamPerak

Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai-

s. ) p

Negri Sembilan ' ,

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl28 TIN MINES- TOBACCO FACTORIES

China

The Tin Trading Company—Kochiu, Chu Cheng Tobacco Co.—Yung Jen

Li, Route de Siccawei, Shanghai

Yunnan, China

Yunnan Tin Corporation — Kochiu, East Sea Tobacco-ife LCo.—25, Route

Yunnan, China Soeur Aliegre. Shanghai

These mines are turning out some in—

8,000 tons of refined tin a year and

sending to Detroit, U.S.A. Fu Chang Tobacco Co.—10, Wuting

Road, Shanghai

TOBACCO FACTORIES frfS—

m M XL Fu Using Tobacco Co.—27, Yun

Cheng Li, Rue du Marche, S’hai

Kiangsu Province

#_h

Ho Cheng Tobacco Co.—460, Urga

An Li Hua Lai Chi Tobacco Co.— Road, Shanghai

Tseng Ching Li, Sinza Rd., S’hai

Ho Hsin Tobacco Co.—200, Tung

Chang Hsin Tobacco Co.—120, Point Chow Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

Hsing Ming Tobacco Co.—151, Wha-

Chang Ming Tobacco Co.—12, Win- shing Road, Shanghai

chester Road, Shanghai

mm-rnt Hua Ching Tobacco Co.—Wayside

Chen Hua Tobacco Co.—395-397, Road, Shanghai

Route Lafayette, Shanghai

Chin Sha Tai Chin Tobacco Co.—99, Hua Pi Tobacco Co.—33, Route

Rue Chapsal, Shanghai Stanislas Chevalier, Shanghai

China & South Tobacco Co.—941, Hua Ping Tobacco Co.—91, Baikal

Road, Shanghai

Ward Road, Shanghai

fT7Tt-#_k

Chiu Hsing Tobacco Co.—13, Run Hua Ming Tobacco Co.—433, Rue du

Marche, Shanghai

Shing Li, Kuenming Road, S’hai

-S-Jl —iSUi

Chung Ho Tobacco Co.--40, Tong- Hua Shen Tobacco Co.—il, Dixwell

shan Road, Shanghai Road, Shanghai

Chung Yuan Tobacco Co.—30, Tong- Hua Shing Tobacco Co.—25, Kuen-

shan Road, Shanghai ming Road, Shanghai

mbrsTRiEs in the far east

TOBACCO FACTORIES B129

| H ija Ta Tobacco Co.—11, Kinchow Mei414,Sin Ming Chin Tobacco Co.—

Tai Yuan Li, Tsepoo Rd., S’hai

1 Road, Shanghai

I Hua Teh Tobacco Co.-East Jfuhang Ming Shen Sing Chi Tobacco Co.—

A4, Tongshan Road, Shanghai

Road, Shanghai

I Hua Tung Tobacco Co,—902, Paoting Nanyang Bkothess Tobacco Co., Ltd.

—144, East Seward Road, Shanghai

; Road, Shanghai

IrTf—'/foil

| Jui Lcn Tobacco Co.—Dixwell Road, King

Lien

Shao Tobacco Co.—103, Chang

Li, North Thibet Rd., S’hai

Shanghai

#Jl

I Keh Fu Tobacco Co.—Baikal Road, People’s Tobacco Co.—151, East Yu-

hang Road, Shanghai

| Shanghai

mxL-UM ®H—Tfoil

i| Kiang Tobacco Co.—91, Rue SanRoad,

Chi Shanghai

Bluntschli,

Hsin Tobacco Co.—23, Yulin

Shanghai

im-mt Seven Stab Tobacco Co.—Tsepoo

[ Kiang Nan Tobacco—3, Jen Chin Road, Shanghai

Terrace, Ward Road, Shanghai

SJi—ifo_h

Shanghai Tobacco Co.—634, East

Kuen Lun Tobacco Co.—Yung Hua Yuhang Road, Shanghai

Li. Rue Millot, Shanghai

##-'/foil

jts-SLh Shiang Chin Tobacco Co.—Fuh

Shung Terrace,

; Kuo Chang Tobacco Co.—397, Tung Montmorand, ShanghaiRue Brenier de

^ Sun Li, Route Lafayette, S’hai

PW-ifoil

I Kung Hsin Tobacco Co.—32, Macgre- SiRoad,

Men Tobacco Co.—689, Yun Shing

Shanghai

| gor Road, Shanghai

S_h

!' Li Hsin Tobacco Co.—1364, Boone Sin Yden Tobacco Co.—435, Yuan

j l Road, Shanghai Chi Li, Tongshan Road, Shanghai

——

iiic-ffoii

l Li Hua Tobacco Co.—2033, Lier Yin Ta Dah Tobacco Co.—30B, Tongshan

* Li. East Yuhang Road, Shanghai Road, Shanghai

fMic-ifoJi

r Met Dah Tobacco Co;—Yuan Ho Ta Tung Nan Tobacco Cp.—Chin Dun

Terrace, East Yalu Road, S’hai Chen, Route de Siccawei, Shanghai

B5

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B130 TOBACCO—TOOTHBRUSH—TOWEL FACTORIES

Ta Tdng Tobacco Co.—150, Kungping Chen Sin Chi—Kiangtu

Road, Shanghai

Chia Ting—Shanghai

Ta Yu Tobacco Go.—291, Fuh Loh Li,

Lloyd Road, Shanghai

Chen Yu—Shanghai

Tai Ping Tobacco Co.—l, Teh Tsiang mwm-uiL

Li, Tongkawan, Shanghai Han Shun Hsin—Kiangtu

Teh Lung Tobacco Co.—North Hua Shang—Shanghai

Honan Road, Shanghai

Tsui Chun Tobacco Co.—Ching Liang Sin Chi—Shanghai

Chang Li, Elgin Road, Shanghai

Wen Chi Lien Yi Tobacco Co.—11, Liu Wan Shun—Kiangtu

Sing Loh Li, Boulevard de Mon

tigny, S’hai

Ma Yung Mou—Kiangtu

Wei I Pu Chi Tobacco Co.—16.

North Chengtu Road, Shanghai Shuan Lun—Shanghai

Yu Using Tobacco Co.—Chin An Tien Lun—Shanghai

Terrace, Rue Bluntschli, S’hai

Yu Lee Pad Chi Tobacco Co.—5, Rue Yang Shen Hsin—Kiangtu

Bluntschi, Shanghai

Yi Sin—Shanghai

Yu Yr Feng Chi Tobacco Co. —Yun

Jei Li, Route de Siccawei, S’hai TOWEL FACTORIES

Sulc—

Yung Ho Tobacco Co.—Route Conty, € m a:

Shanghai Kiangsu Province

TOOTHBRUSH FACTORIES mst-itm

« K Chen Using Towel Factory—

Chinkiang

Kiangsu Province

im-mm

Chen Tsi Towel Factory—Tsung-

Chang Yi Hsin—Kiangtu ming.

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TOWEL FACTORIES Bl31

M-—. ^ ■p'/N

Chi Lun Cotton Weaving Facto by— Huang San Tai Towel Factory

Nanhui Luho

?«-sse

Chin I Towel Factoey—Sungkiang Hui Li Towel Factory—Wuchin

m~\hm

Chin Lun Factory No. 11—C’sha Hui Ming Factory—Paoshan

Chiu Tsi Yuan—Peihsien I Dah Towel Factory—Wuchin

Cotton Weaving Factory No. 1, In Chin Chow Towel Factory—

China Product Co.^—Chuansha —Chuansha

jfUl—

Craft Office for Poor People— Kiu Chang Towel Factory—Luho

Kiangpu

Orphan’s Towel Factory—Luho Koo Lan Chi Towel Factory—

-shiz-mm N antung

Dah Feng Towel . Factory—Tsung- $M-m\

ming. Lien An Weaving Factory—C’sha

Dah Lun Cotton Weaving Factory—

Chuansha Lin Kuo Siang Towel Factory—

Luho

^M~m\

Den I Factory—Chuansha *r-!!W

Fing Hua Weaving Factory—N’tung Lun Hua Towel Factory—Nanhui

mm-tfum. mm-Rm;

Hen Yu Towel Factory—Yencheng Lung Yuan Towel Factory—C’kiang

Heng Hua Cotton Weaving Factory Mei—Chuansha

Hua Cotton Weaving Factory

—Nantung

Ho Chi Towel Factory—Chuansha Ming Hua Branch Factory—Chuan-

sha

Ho Shing Cotton Weaving Factory Ming Hua Branch Factory—C’sha

—Chuansha

Eft

Hsieh Chin Towel Factory—Wuchin Nantung—Nantung

i

B5

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

mm TOWEL-TOY FACTORIES

Pao Ytn6 People’s Factory—Paoying Tsai Lan Chi. Factory—Nantung

Oj^-OjW OTI

Paoshan Cotton Weaving Factory— Tsen Hsin Cotto:n Weaving Factory

Paosban No. 1^-Chuansha

^ ~Iy,

People’s Factory—Fonning Tsen Yuan Towel Factory—C’kiang

#Mh‘!u ilX

People’s Factory—Lienshui Yee Chang Fu Weaving Factory—

Nantung

People’s Factory—Tungtai Yeh Chin Towel Factory—Wuchin

San Shing Towel Factory -C’kiang Yi Mou Ho Towel Factory—S’kiang

San Sin Factory—Shanghai Yun Yu Towel Factory—Nantung

tcH— TOY FACTORIES

San Yuan Towel Factory—Wuchin

« s a

Kiangsu Province

Sean You Zoo—Shanghai

Ai Kuo Mechanical Toys Co.—S’hai

Shun Chang Cotton Weaving Fac #4*^—^X

tory—Chuansha

Great China Chemical Co.—S’hai

Sin Sin Industrial Association— Chiao HengM3F-&X

Kang Co.—Shanghai

—Wusih

MX—tftX

Tai Show Chang Towel Factory-- Chinese Mechanioal Toys Co.—S’hai

Chinkiang

sx

H*§—-Mf China Ping-Pong Co.—Shanghai

Teh Chang Weaving Factory-

Nantung

Chinese Checker Co.—Shanghai

Tien Hua Branch Factory, No. 11—

Chuansha Great China Celluloid Co.—S’hai

I’flfl

Tien Hua Towel Factory—Nanhui Hsin I Co.—Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE, FAR EAST

TOY FACTORIES—UNIVERSITIES B133

Kuo Kuang Artificial Ivory C

Shanghai

fek—Sfeh Provincial Universities

Shanghai Cellulutd Co.—Shanghai

lEiiiH-SJi Anhwei University—Anking, Anhwei

Wei Shun Chi .0Ov—Shanghai

UNIVERSITIES Honan University—Kaifeng, Honan

National Universities Vcrnffimm-mx

Hopei Law & Commercial College—

Tientsin, Hopei

Chekiang University—Hangchow

Hopei UnivEfesiTY—-Paoting, Hopei

Chiao Tung University—Shanghai

Chinan University—Chenju Hopei Women’s Normal College—

Tientsin, Hopei

Chung Shan University—Canton

National Central University—Pei- Hunan

nan

University—Changsha, Hu-

ping

National Peiyang Engineering Col-

lege—Tientsin Kansu College—Lanchow, Kansu

Peiping Normal University—Peiping Kiangsu ©MSgSila'HK

Normal College—Wusih,

Kiangsu

Peipini# University—Peiping

Kwangsi University _ Wuchow,

Kwangsi

Peking University—Peiping

wsiuii— Shansi Normal College—Taiyuan,

Shantung University—Tsingtao Shansi

m

Szechwang Uviversity—Chengtu Shansi University—Taiyuan, Shansi

Tung Lu University — Quenming,

Tsing Hua University—Peiping Yunnan

China College—Woosung Tung Chi University—Woosung

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B134 UNIVERSITIES-VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES

Private Universities Tze Kiang College—Hangchow, Che-

kiang

Chao Yang College—Peiping University of Amoy—Amoy

Chi Lu University—Tsinan, Shan-

tung

University of Nanking—Nanking

China University—Peiping

University of Shanghai—Shanghai

Fuh Tan University—Kiangwan Utopia University—Shanghai

Fukien Union College—Foochow,

Fukien Wuchang Chung Hua University—

Wuchang, Hupeh

Ginling Girls’ College—Nanking

Great China University—Shanghai Yenching University—Peiping

VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES

Kwang Hwa University—Shanghai m m a:

Kiangsu Province

Kwangtung Kuo Min University—

Canton Chao'C'hin Chi—Urga Road, S’hai

Ling Nan University—Canton m&-m±

Chin Jung—Kiu Keng Li, Fearon

Road, Shanghai

Nankai University—Tientsin m*~»±

Chung Kuo—405, Heng Pan Road,

RicHEit— Chapei, Shanghai

Nantung College — Nantungchow,

Kiangsu

Chung Yiang—Shanghai

Peiping Union Medicial College—

Peiping Hang Chang—443, Paochang Road,

Chapei, Shanghai

Shanghai College of Law—Shanghai

Kuang Ming—Ching Lung Road,

Shanghai College of Law and Poli- Chapei, Shanghai

tical Science—Shanghai

Li Hsing—Yung Chang Li, East

Soochoav University—Soochow Yuhang Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES-VEGETARLE OIL MILLS —

WATERWORKS-WIRE NAIL FACTORIES B135

Pootung Factory No. 1—Ting Hsing Tung Chuan Yuan Waterworks—

Li, North Szechuen Road, S’hai Ninghsien

HH—#Lk « m K

San Sin—Chang Kang Li, Alabaster Kiangsu Province

Road, Shanghai

Chapei Water and Electricity

Ta Kuang—543, Chiao Tung Road. Works—Shanghai

Chapei, Shanghai

im—ntt

Chinkiang Waterworks—Chinkiang

Tien Tai—Lu San Li, East Yuhang CoMPAGNlE FRANCAISE DE TRAMWAYS

Road, Shanghai d’Eclairage Electriques de Water-

works—Chinkiang

Tung Chang—2, Si Tze Lung, Native

City, Shanghai Shanghai Inland Waterworks—S’hai

M’— SJi

Tung Hsing—Shanghai Shanghai Wateravorks—Shanghai

Yu Tax Ho Chi 105, Urga Road, WIRE NAIL FACTORIES

Shanghai

« #

Kiangsu n

Province

Yung Lx-rChiang Mou Li, Paoan M. Bloch & Co., Ltd.t—Brenan Rd.,

Road, Chapei, Shanghai Shanghai

VEGETABLE OIL MILLS

K m Chen Yu Nail Manufacturer—Ward

Chekiang Province Road, Shanghai

Teh Lung Mill—Hangchow Chia Fu Nail Works—Feng Kee

Wharf, Nantao, Shanghai

Tong Io Yuan Mill—Ninghsien China Wire Products Co., Ltd.—

Funing Road, Yangtszepoo, S’hai

Wu Chang Yuan Mill—Yungchia General Forge Products Ltd.—30,

Linching Road, Yangtszepoo, S’hai

WATERWORKS —$Lh

« a:Province

« Hua Tung Iron Works—No. 90,

Chekiang Passage 713, Kwenming Rd., S’hai

I Hsing Nail Works—Kwenming

Hangchow Waterworks—Hangchow Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B136 WIKE NAIL-WOOL FACTORIES

JE£r—#_L Me—SJl

Kcjng Chin Iron Works Co.—53, TaHankow Hua Fleece-lining Factory— <

Road, Shanghai

Linching Road, Yangtszepoo, S’hai

Tsang Hai Nail Works—Thorburn

Road, Yangtszepoo, Shanghai Ta Pei Rug Factory—Chu Dan Road, |

Shanghai

Wang Fu Nail Manufacturer— W~X-M±

Penang Road, Shanghai Tien Hsiang Fleece-lining Factory—

iSH-— Shanghai

Yeh Tai Nail Works—Thorburn

Road, Shanghai Tien 1 Fleece-lining Factory^—|

WOOL FACTORIES Shanghai

« B XL -Pi—SJi

Kiangsu Province Wei I Woollen Weaving Company— J

Chung Ching Road, Shanghai

'Mr—

Chang Hua Woollen Cloth Weaving Wei Lun Tai Chi Woollen Cloth

Co.—Pootung, Shanghai Mill No. 1—Siccawei, Shanghai

Chun-An Woollen . Yarn Factory— Wei Lun Tai Chi Woollen Cloth |

Job Chow Road, Shanghai Mill No. 2—Siccawei, Shanghai

Located Elsewhere

Heng Feng Yung Rug Factory—

Shanghai

An Yu Woollen Co.—Harbin

il-fc—fjfck

Hsian Ta Fleece-lining Factory— Chung Kuo M*-mk

Jen Ming Woollen Cloth 1

Chu Meng Road, Shanghai Weaving Co.—Kirin

m-M-t m-mam-am

Hung Fa Woollen Cloth Weaving Hankow No. 1 Woollen Cloth Mill— J

M ill—Shanghai Hankow

mB—mt a®

Jih Hut Woollen Cloth Mill—Jih Hua. Ta Woollen Spinning & Weav :

Hua Bridge, Shanghai ing Co.—Chefoo

Sheng Ta Fleece-lining Factory— Hupeh FeltM-iiK

& Woollen Cloth Fac- 1

Job Chow Road, Shanghai tory—Wuchang

■

Sheng Ta No. 2 Factory—Job Chow Jen-Li Rug Factory—Peiping

Road, Shanghai

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

WOOL FACTORIES B137

Kai Yuan Woollen Factory—Peiping North China Woollen & Spinning

Co.—Tientsin

Kansu Woollen Cloth Weaving mn-^t

Corpn.—Lanchow, Kansu Pu Li Woollen Spinning Co.—

Manchuria & Mongolia Woollen Chingho, Peiping

Cloth Mfg. Co.—Mukden

-it

North China Woollen Cloth Co.— Yu Chin& Teh Woollen Yarn &

■ ClOth Factory—H arbin

Tatung

INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B138 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

HONG KONG AND KOWLOON FACTORIES

List of Factories in Hong Kong

(List of Factories in Kowloon, Hong Kong BlJ^)

AERATED WATERS tt « >f>

Chung Fat Biscuit Co.—210, Hen-

& m nessy Road

A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.—Watson

Road 1$ m -fr it

Lane Crawford Bakery—15, Burrows

B 7k H M $ St. and 10, Cross Lane

Connaught Aerated Water Co.—

55A, Queen’s Road East

On Lok Yuen Confectionery, Ltd.—

CANNED GOODS Whitfield

^ £ sg w is] * it m ^ M & MW

Amoy Canning Corporation—51, Bon- PohartSangRoadSweets Co.—453-457, Lock-

ham Street East

M $S- PP •%; JH M San Diego Confectionery Co.—3 Lun

Fat Street

China Can Co., Ltd. (H.K. Branch)—

32, Davis Street ?*! £ ili X

San, M. P. Confectionery Co.—55,

CHEMICALS Electric Road

ft ft M %i ^ £7 M Hi ^ dk i?

Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.—Kennedy Shet Fa Fee Sweets Co.—480-482,

Lockhart Road

Town

COAL EGGS The Favour Co.—505-507, Queen’s

Road West

s* » * n & mm M M

Kwong Hing Coal Egg Co.—451, Tsun Tsun Confectionery Co,—3-5,

Lockhart Road Ship Street

CONFECTIONERY ^1 fm

Ying Wah Biscuit Co.—519, Queen’s

m m je Road West

Ching Loong Bakery—41, Queen’s Yun Chun Chai Sweets Co.—248,

Road East Queen’s Road West

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR, EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B139

ELECTRO-PLATING ENGINEERING AND

SHIPBUILDING

'fr it 1® i# tf*

Chung Nam Electro-Plating Co.— m « ie m-

236-242, Electric Road A King Boat Builder—22, Baker

Street

^ mm m &

Hop Hing Electro-Plating Co.—50, m fpL f? m #

Tang Lung Street Aberdeen Dock -Aberdeen

^ m b# ** # %

Jack Wm. C. & Co., Ltd.—19, Tai Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Godown at

Wong Street East rear of Powell’s Building

Kam Wing Electro-Plating Co.—448,

Lockhart Road Tii mi ^

Kung Cheong Engineering Co.—240,

n tern ft m # Des Voeux Road West

Kam Yuen Electro-Plating Co.—80,

Lockhart Road fll & » » s *

% & m if, « % Kwong On Engineering Co.—1-3,

Bowrington Road

Kwong Chow Electro-Plating Co.—

Shaukiwan I. L. Nok 527 ^ £- m fpL ±

^ ^mnm ^ Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co.,

Kwong Hing Electro-Plating Co.— Ltd.—Quarry Bay

11-13, O’Brien Road

e ^ a fn ^

n &mm Tam Tsun Boiler Maker—14a, Boat

Lee On Electro-Plating Co.—447, Street

Henhessy Road

^ ^ wm ^

wjk mn $ w Tung Tai Engineering, Co., Ltd.—10,

Ming On Electro-Plating Co.—15-17, Whitfield

Sharp Street East

Tung Hung Engine Works—44, Bel-

m ^ i% cher’s Street

Nam Chung Electro-Plating Co.—

200-202, Electric Road GLASS AND MIRRORS

n ft

Nam Kwong Electro-Plating Co.— Bow Jeu Glass Co. -11-13, Belcher’s

Street

11-13, Sharp Street East

Til <& §£ m S *0 & P# Jr $

Sing Chow Electro-Plating Co.— Corney, R. & Co., Ltd,—9, Causeway

I. L. 1723, Whitfield Bay

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B140 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

HATS (CORK) NEWSPAPERS

^ 7K fn m IS b

Mbe Wo Coek Hat Co.—404-406, Hen- Eastern Daily News—52, Hollywood

nessy Road Road

ICE mmm#m#

M M M £ Hong Kong Daily Press—480, Hen-

Chuen King leas Co.—219-221, Main nessy Road

St., W. Sai Wan Ho Hong Kong Nipposha—24, Johnston

Road

Daiey Faem Ice & Cold Storage Co., * B ® I

Ltd.—East Point Industrial ,, &. Commercial Daily

Press, Ltd.—43-45, Dos Voeux Road

Central

Wai Sun Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—6,

Wai San Lane ft ^ 1#"

KNITTING Nam Chung Po, Ltd.—110, Hollywood

Road

n & ig si n #

K. King Knitting Co. 1, Anton St. Newspaperft Enterprise,

® g

Ltd.—3A,

Wyndham Street

& & is

Lai Chee Knitting Co.—23, South ft B ft ^

Lane Overseas Chinese Daily News, Ltd.

&m m —110, Hollywood Road

Wai San Knitting Co.—Causeway

Bay

South China Morning Post—3,

LAUNDRY Wyndham Street

m & m m

Ever New Cleaning & Dyeing Co.— Sun Chungft YatB Po,* Ltd.—32,

$T

Potr

303, Main St., Shaukiwan W. tinger Street

m & m ® m

Wah Keung Steam Laundry—205, Tai Kwong ftNewspaper ^

& Printing

Johnston Road Co., Ltd.—1, Li Yuen Street West

METAL WARES ft B if fi

Hong Wah Lamp Co. —153, King’s Rd. Tsun Wan Yat Po—49-51, Gough St.

^^ M M&* ft B ¥ $

Tai Ying Steel Window Mfg. Co.— Wah Tsz Yat Po, Ltd.—5, Wellington

Street

348, Hennessy Road

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B141

NOODLES ir PP $1

^■J M & HI Hung Fat Printing Co.—53, Chun

Yeung Street

Kwok Man Noodle Mfg. Co.—I.L.

2755, Tonnochy Road ft ^ pp £

n mm % ^ Hung Sang Printing Co.—377-379,

Sam Man Noodle Co.—570, Queen’s Hennessy Road

Road West ft '/■ pp m

m & mm it 7% Keung Wah Printing Co.—134, Holly-

Wing Kwong Noodle Co.—8, Yu On wood Road

Terrace

^ & ft

PAINT Kwong Ah iilARD MGf. Co., Ltd.—161,

King’s Road

n >fr ft ^ PP f ^

National Lacquer & Paint Co.—

I.L. 3536, North Point Kwong Ah Card Meg. Co., Ltd.—161,

Kings Road

PRINTING

^1 P& W PP T& HI

^ PD ^ M 3S Local Printing Press, Ltd.—13, Dud

Asia Lith. Printing Press—Glass dell Street

Street, Whitfield

^ t pp m k

ft ^ PP £ it

Che San Printing. Co.—16, Pottiuger Man Hing Printing Co.—26, Stanley

Street

Street

China Engraving &. Printing Co., Mee Chow § pp ft #1 m

Ltd.—12-14, Praya, Kennedy Town Lithographers—1, Chiu

Kwong Street

China Publishers Co.—49, Hollywood

Road Mercantile Printing Press Co.—447-

451, Lockhart Road

tfrimw ft m&Wim

Chiu Yeung Ming Kok Litho ft ^ pp 4 ip m

graphers—12, Sai On Lahe Noronha & Co.—18, Ice House Street

« PP ^ ^

Commercial Press, Ltd.—North Point, Shek WakTong m PP :£ # ft

Printing . Press—19-

Shaukiwan Road 21, Gough Street

Empire Printing Go., Ltd.—50, Wel- n & mmmE

lington Street

Standard Press—20, Ice House Street

m pp ft m m

Globe Lithographic Press —186, TinQueen’s Chan Lithographers—592-596,

Road West

Johnston Road

Hong Kong Embossing Co.—360, Lock- Tungar Press Co., Ltd.—I. L. 3538,

hart Road Shau-ki-wan Road

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B142 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

^ m PO W m

Wah Nam Feinting Co.—428, Lock- Hong Kong Tramways Ltd.—Russell

Street

hart Road

& m w it RADIO

Wilson Feinting Press—23-25, Li Premier Radio Co.—6, Luard Road

Yuen Street West

RATTAN

m w $k 7%

Wing Fat Printing Co.—3, Hing Fat

Street Kwong Hang Rattan Co.—2, Fuk

Yuen Street

m fii « * *.

Wing Kwong Lithographing Co.— m

9, Luen Fat Street On Lee Rattan Co.—1-9, Po Lung

W insome Printing Co.—54, Lynd- Terrace

hurst Terrace ROPE

Yam Wing Hing Press—5, Gough ^& mmw&

Street Hong Kong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.—

Kennedy Town

^1 £ W ® rr B

Yat Sun Printer—248-252, Electric RUBBER

Road

m m m m

^ w m u Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory—^

Yat Sun Printing Co., Ltd.—Ho Main Street, Shaukiwan West

Tung Building

m m m m m

si^ pp m a Hong Kong Rubber Manufactory Ltd.

Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd.—Basement, —8, New Praya, Kennedy Town

China Building SUGAR

tern w m s e *

Yee Hing Printing Co.—72, Holly- Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.—

wood Road Quarry Bay

PUBLIC UTILITIES TIN CANS

m^ ^ * In H #

Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.— Cheong Hing Wo Can Co.—404, Des

Des Yoeux Road, West Voeux Road, West

Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.— China Can Co.—2, Davis Street, Ken-

North Point nedy Town

Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.—11, Yue Ying Tin Box Co.—281-283,

Duddell Street Hennessy Road

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG Bl43

r] <&■ M if; ft

Yub Ying Tin Box Co. (Branch)—279, Nam Shing Torch Co.^—3-13, Yiu Wah

Lockhart Road Street

TOBACCO % & m iih m

Nan King Flashlight Factory—70,

n & m & Main Street, Shaukiwan W.

British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—Glouces-

1 ter Road Pi 'ilt #H M.

^ ^@^ #W Sing Chow Electric Factory—M. L.

396, Watson Road

Nan Yang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd.—

271. Wanchai Road fi « ft M

Tung Nam Flashlight Co,—4, Wing

^1 ^ A # Hing St., Whitfield

Wah Yan Tobacco Co.—>344, Des Voeiix United Flashlight Co.—348, Hen-

Road W. nessy Road

TORCHES ^ Jr M m m 7lc

JR SS « SI * $ fi Wing Tung Flashlight & Battery

Cheong On Metal Works —19-31, Factory—20, Belchers Street

Sharp Street East

MISCELLANEOUS

^1 & M H it #

Chung Naji Flashlight Factory—165, Chung Kwok Brass Sheet Mill—M

L. 396, Watson Road

King’s Road

^ II #

Kam Yuen Torch Co.—262-264, Elec- LeeThomson

Yu Kee Water Pipe Co.—97-99,

Road

tric Road

n&n®w# If ^ II #

Ling Nam Hardware Mfg. Co^ Tsang Fook Piano Co—I.L. 2845,

North Point

187, King’s Road

n & m mmw ^ m f& ' fe m

Ming Wah Metal Works—I.L. 3538, Vannini, A. & Co.—141-143, Electric

Shaukiwan Road Road

INDUSTKIftS IN THE EAR EAST

B144 LIST OF FACTORIES IN MONO KONG

List of Factories in Kowloon

AERATED WATERS South China Spunorete Co., Ltd.—

Gillies Avenue, Hung Horn

If ft ® ^ CONFECTIONERY

Britannia Aerated Water Factory—

53, Taipo Road

® m IE

BREWERS Ching Loong Bakery (Branch)—838,

Canton Road

« m m it #

Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery Garden Confectionery -Co.— .86,

Apliu Sireet

Ltd.—Shan. Tsang, Tsun Wan

Ma Ping Shan Sweets Co,—72-74.

BRICK WORKS Argyle Street

*}&!>& tr m m ih itt wi m m £ s

Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—New Mar- Man Sang Sweets Co.—151 and 177,

Tung Choi Street

ket, Castle Peak

% %m0w Mulled Sweets Co.—61, Yu Chau St

South China Brick & Tile Co.— 1*1 ^ m n ^ it

San Hu, Castle Peak Shut Fai Fai Sweets Co.—143-147,

CEMENT & CEMENT TILES Kiu Kiang Street

Tang Sze Sweets Co.-71-77, Kweilin

^ m.ft n m m # Street

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Hok

tin, Hung Horn DYEING

Sam Choi Cement Tile Co.—191-193, China Dyeing Co.—11, Po Kong Road

Yee Kuk Street Hip Yau Dyeing Co.—452-454, Port-

land Street

CHEMICALS

n £• m m m &

§c it §T Ift st Kam Wo Lee Dyeing Co.—85, Sai Kung

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co.— Road

To Kwa Wan

mmma

COAL EGGS Min Tai Dyeing Co.—87, Prince

Edward Road

n & M m M §5 mmm

Asia Coal & Briquetting Co., Ltd.— Yuen Hing Dyeing Co.—82-86, Sheung

Tsun Wan Sha Po, Kowloon City

CONCRETE PRODUCTS ELECTRO-PLATING

*1 ft it) W ^ H © ^ win K&

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—Castle Cheung Kong Electro-Plating Co.—

Peak Road 35, Un Chau Street

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG Bl45

p] Ht 'i® jit m n m m m

Chuen Chan Electro-Plating Co.— Hung Hing Engineering Co.—202,

245, Ki Lung Street Ki Lung Street

n £ int in n m icShipbuilders

m m mLtd.—Ngau

\

Hip Fat Loong Ele'Ttko-Plating Co. KaiShi Tack Wan

— 209, Ki Lung Street

u£mmmm M - £1 « I £•

HipPrince

LoongEdward

Electro-Plating

Road Co.—107, Kung Cheong Engineering Co.—21,

Bute Street

It H It

Jack, Wm. C. & Co., Ltd.—2, Praya, Kwong Cheung Hing Shipyard—

Mong Kok Cheung Sha Wan

pj m m rr m IS H is JPM ^

LaiLung

SunStreet

Electro-Plating C<5.--24, Ki Kwong Fook GheOng Engineering

Co.—Un Chau Street

Reguline Plating Works—803, Can- m ^ m ii m

! ton Road

Kwong Hip Lung Co., Ltd.—57.

n & mm m & m ! Chung Hing Street

Sun Man Wah Electro-Plating Co.—

2, Ki Lung Street *S S IS I! /St

Kwong Mow Loong Engineering Co.

ENGINEERING AND ^-80, Portland Street

SHIPBUILDING

m ^ m & m

m m ?ij j$c Kwong Sang Engineering Co.—

Bailey, W. S. & Co., Drn.-Hok Un K.I.L., ,1218, Portland Street

Cosmopolitan Dock—Sham Shui Po m m&M

Kwong Sjng King Engine Slipway—

25. Telegraph Street

Hip Hing Loong Engineering Co.—

69, Larch Street Lau Gee Knitting & Machinery Co.— ,

Hong Kong China Dock Co., Ltd.— 129-131, Kweilin Street

K.M.L. 85, To Kwa Wan m m mi & &

§< $t tMisj ® Lup Man Machinery Co.--76, Prince

Hip Tung Wo & Co.—K.M.L. 97, Ma Edward Road

Tau Kok Road m ^ m 'jM k

Ho Sze Engineering Co.—173-175, Man Keung Engineering Co. - 608

Reclamation Street

Fuk Wa Street

^ &m«« nm# W-iUk* * ¥

Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ngai:Hing Engineering Oe.;-r-8, KeL

Ltd.—Hung Horn son Street

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

Bl46 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Tseung Lee Engineering Co.—84-86, ill

Yu Chau Street Chung San Hat Manufactory—18, ]

wi & m m # Nullah Road

Wah Keung Engineering Co.—198- ill 4*

200, Tung Choi Street Chung San Hat Co.—131, Lai Chi

Kok Road

^ H $1 £

Wing On Boiler Makers—21, Bedford

Street Fook Cheong MHat Co.—264,

/PM Lai Chi

Kok Road

n & ^ m jc 7k

Wing Yuen Woo Engineering Co.— Nam Kee CorkIEHat Co.—39 ifr e, Battery ]

116-118, Portland Street Street

FLOUR MILLS ICE

*|J ® M

Arculli, A. F. & Sons—Tai-Kok-tsui Sham Shui Po m

m m m Tung

Ice Co.—234,

Chau Street

U #

Cheung Yuen Co.—196, Ki Lung St. KNITTING

m % ^ W

Fu Lee Chuen Rice Powder Co.—4, Chai Kar Knitting Co.—158, Fa

Ki Lung Street Yuen Street

M £L

Fung Man Cheong Flour Mild—59 Chan Wah Knitting Co.—10-12, Tung

63, Argyle Street Choi Street

m & m IS IS

Hon Sang Loong Flour Mill—13, Chau Ngai King Knitting Co.—4-12,

Pak Po Street

Bute Street

IE & b ' mCo.—34, Nullah

Chiu Yin Knitting

Hop Kee Co.—75, Oak Street Road

Indian Stores Flour Mill—51, Haw Cho Ting Knitting Co.—94-96, Fuk

Kai, Castle Peak Road Wing Street

m 0 m

Kwong Sun Loong Flour Mill—10- Chuen Sun Knitting Co.—214, Tong

14, Tak Ku Ling Road Mi Road

m m m

Yue Lee Yuen Flour Mill—200, Hai Chuen Tak Knitting

Tan Street Co.—25-29, Fuk

Wing Street

HATS (CORK & FELT) fo 4*

China Bros. Hat Co.—402, Prince Chung Wo Knitting Co.—12-16, Fuk

Edward Road Tsun Street

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B147

'JM m m &

Fook Keung Knitting Co.—68-70, Man Ngai Knitting Co.—170-172, Fuk

Wing Street

Fuk Wa Street

Great Wall Knitting Co.—16-20, Tam Min Keung Knitting Co.—43-47, Tung

Kung Road Chau Street

IS ‘IS

Hang Fook Knitting Co. —224-226, Ki Min Ngai Knitting Co.—32, Fuk Tsun

Lung Street Street

ft Co.—106-108, Fuk Moon Wah Knitting Co.- -126, Tung

Him Shun Knitting Choi Street

Wa Street

International Hosiery Mill—132, Ki Nam Wah Knitting Co.—61, Shang

Lung Street tung Street

fl

Kam Lung Knitting Co.—31, Wong

Chuk St. 1st. Floor Ngai Sang Knitting Co.—42, Nul-

lah Road

Kelly Bros. Knitting Co.—142 Ping Shing Knitting Factory—241,

Cheung Sha Wan Road Cheung Sha Wan Road

$T $L ffi m Factory—250,

King Sun Knitting Co.—268A Port President Knitting

land Street Cheung Sha Wan Road

Koon Wah Knitting Co.—196, Fa Pun Lap Knitting At ^

Yuen Street Factory—49, Yu

Chau Street

m m ® Sammy Knitting Co.—129-131 Kwei-

Koon Wan Kau Knitting Co.—75, lin Street

Yu Chau Street

m m Co.—90, Fuk SamStreet

Lai Chun Knitting

Sing Knitting Co.—33-35, Tai

Wing St. 2nd. floor

& £Knitting

m Sam Tat Knitting Co.—61-63, Lai Chi

Lee Sang Man Co.—17, Kok Road

Apliu Street

m £ Co.—22, Fuk

Sang Fat Knitting

Li Man Kingm m Kwok& Knitting

m Co.— Wing Street

15, Saigon Street

Shiu Ring Knitting Co. —Ia, Pitt

Lun Hing Knitting Co.—4-6, Wong Street

Chuk Street

Lung Kai Bros. Knitting Co.—404, Shiu Wah Kwong Kee Knitting Co.

Prince Edward Road —351-3S5, Lai Chi Kok Road

INDUSTRIES .UNi THE FAR EAST

BUS LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

m m ft 15]

Shuno Nqai Knitting Co.—56-62, Tung Hing Knitting Co.- 40-54, Tung

Tung Choi Street Choi Street

m m

Sing Chau Knitting Co.—155-157, VicfroR

Street

Knitting Co.—12, Apliu

Fuk Wa Street

Sun Ah Knitting Co.—65, Fuk Wah Loong Knitting Factory—54,

Wing Street Un Chau Street

m ft IE ft ^ #

Sun King Knitting Co.—192-200, Nan Wah Sang Sun Kee Knitting Co. -29,

Chang Street Shek Kip Mi Street

# m # m

Tack Fat Knitting Co. — 90, Fuk Wah Shing Knitting Co.—193, Tung

Choi Street 1st. floor

Wing Street

VI illiam Knitting Co.—94-96, Yee

M -X Kuk Street

Tai Hing Knitting Co. — 275, Chat- Wing Hosiery Mill—69, Shangtung

ham Road Street

Tai Lee Weaving & Dyeing Factory— m~~7k

17, Cedar Street Wing Ip Knitting Factory—270-272,

Portland Street

'W k

Tai Wah Knitting Co.—13, Un Chau Wing Tat Knitting Co.—192-194, Sai

Yeung Choi Street

# m

Tak Fat Knitting Co.—145, Kweilin

Street Yeung Fat Knitting Co.—79, Un

Chau Street

#?• m ft m

Tat Shing Knitting Co.—^242-6.

Cheung Sha Wan Road Yuen Hing Knitting Co.—31,

Maple Street

Tsing Cheung Knitting Co.—14, Fuk

Wing- St. r'Ut. floor ^ tJC P

Yuen Wing Tai Knitting Co.—23,

§ ft Cedar Street

Tsing Wah Knitting Co.—137-139,

Kweilin Street LAUNDRY

35 m jv & utt m m

Tung Ah Knitting Co.—278, Cheung Steam Laundry Co.—1, Kwong Wa

Sha Wan Road Street ,

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONO KONG B149

METAL WARES PRESERVES

"Hosa Kong Metal Window Co.—6-14, 4 & PS PJ k it m pg M.

Fuk Wing Street Amoy Canning Corp., Ltd.—N.K.I.L.

# MWare Co.—161, 53, Au-chi-wan

•Ngai Wah Metal

Kweilin Street

Sun Tack Loong Canning Co.—476,

Castle Peak Road

Sui Yuen Metal Ware Co.—9, Yu PRINTING

Chau Street

m % Albert Printing Press—20, Bowring

Wang Hing Metal Pin Co.—152, Yu Street

Chau Street

^ # # 4*

World Light Metal Ware Co.- 20-26. Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd.—40, Pak

Fuk Tsun Heung Tai Street

f, ^ % m- w m &

Ying Wah Metal Ware Co.—607-609, Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd. —1,

Reclamation Street Bowring Street

MOSQUITO STICKS Mee Wan Printing Press—318, Castle

Peak Road

^ # !$ « £

Dor Po Mosquito Stock Co.—404-408, Ng King Fat Kee Printing Co.-79-

Prince Edward Road 81, Tai Po Road

Laidwin Insect Powder Co.—5-13, Ash m s

Street, 2nd. floor Ng Kwai Tong Printing Co.—406,

ORE REFINERY Portland Street

^ & 1$ PP

Chun Shing Co.—180, Hai Tan St Wing Loong Printing Co.—113,

Ki Lung Street

he m is] ^ ^ PP i f-

Shing Kee Co.—149, Yee Kuk Street Yan Cheong Printing Cd.—48, Jordan

Road

South China -wCo.—K.I.L.m 46, Beech

PUBLIC UTILITIES

Street

PAINTS ii ^ m # *

.China Light &: Poaver Co., Ltd.—Hok

tij If t! -W rf* Un

China Paint Mfg. Co., Ltd.—1, ^ ®m*

Arran Street

CitiNA Light & Power Co., L^d.—

PENCILS Kowloon Tong Substation

w& ® f*

World Pencil;Co., Ltd.—N.K.I.L. 420, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Kau

Castle Peak Road I Pui Shek Substation

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B150 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

^ & ft $ # * ^ &mm &

Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.— Kam Wah Torch Co.—184-190. Nan

Chang Street

Jordan Road

RUBBER & m ft ft

Nam Jam Torch Co. ^136-176, Fuk Wa St.

Canton Bros. Rubber Co., Dro.- Sunbeam Mfg. Co.—320, Ki Lung St.

K.I.L. 179, Hai Tan Street

UMBRELLA STICKS

# m

Kwok Kwan Rubber Factory—K.I.L.

951-2, Sham Chun Street Hop Wo Hing Kee Umbrella Stick

Co.—5, Larch Street

$T

Sun Sang Rubber Co.—1131, Canton WEAVING

Road

Tai Hang Rubber Co.—1-9, Yen Chow Chung Kwong Weaving Co.—K.I.L.

Street 1711, Ma Tau Kok

Union Rubber Factory—64-66, Sai Chung Wah Weaving 0

Yeung Choi Street Co.—35-41, Ha

Heung Road

SESAMUM SEEDS

Hing Wah Weaving Factory—18. Ki

Kee Yuen Sesamum Seed Co.—K.I.L. Lung Street

71-72, Sai Kung Road

lE X

TOBACCO Kau Kong Weaving Co.—165-169, Un

Chau Street

^ ^m^^ m

Orient Tobacco Mfg. C. Ingenohl Ltd. Kin Kung Weaving Co‘^3-5, Ping Street

, —582, Nathan Road

TORCHES Kwok Wah Weaving Co.—193, Tam

Kung Road

& m«mm It it

Chan Ngai Torch Co.—404, Portland Ling Wei

Nam Weaving Co.—300, Ma Tau

Road

Street

^ k'1 M. # SI ft ^

Fuk Wah Flashlight Co.—55-65, Ling Nam Weaving Co. (Branch)- 7-15,

Sung Street

Kweilin Street

Java FlashlightfiCo.—19-27,

® # itYen Chow Man Yuen Weaving Co.—K.I.L. 1497,

Street Un Chau Street

INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B151

MISCELLANEOUS

Sam Kwong Weaving Co.—374, Castle China Thread Co.—188, Pei Ho Street

Peak Road

# ^ & tk ft m ®

Yau Shing Wbaving Co. —157-163, Un Pure Cane Molasses Co., Ltd.—Shan

Tsang, Tsun Wan

Chau Street

W, 16 ^ & FBHT M # « #

Yau Tak Shing Weaving Co.—29, Lam Simplex Gypsum Products Ltd.—Tsun

Lo Mei, Kowloon City Wan

^ w ^&^* f&

Yau Yu Textile Co.—176-182, Nan South China Tooth Pick Co.—208-214,

Chang Street Fuk Wing Street

B152 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

CIVIL-CONSTRUCTIONAL-ELECTRICAL

LIST OF IMPORTANT ENGINEERING FIRMS

Arranged Under Various Classifications

JAPAN

'ctyiL ENGINEERS Hashimoto Jirohichi—232, Sannomi-

ya-cho; Teleph. San. 3-4729, Kobe

Shimizu-Gumi — 1, Takara-cho 1-

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs 4180- Inoue Electric Engineering Works,

4189 and! 5180-5189, - Codes : Bentley’s Ltd.— Nishikiyo Kitanouchi-machi,

and Acme, Tokyo Teleph. Shimo 5.919, Kyoto

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS International General Electric Co.—

Sanshin Bldg., 10 Yuraku-cho 1-

Shimizu-Gumi — 1, Takara-cho 1- chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph Gin-

chomwe, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo za (57) 2853; P.O. Box 453; Cable

Ad : Ingenetrio, Tokyo

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS O. Pruessman, vice-president

H. U. Pearce

Allex Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H. (Steam W K. Fowler

Turbines,Electric

gines, Steam Engines,

Generators,Diesel En-

Surface Iwabuchi Denki Kogyo K.K.—2, Ko-

Condensers, All kinds of Pumps,

Marine Auxiliaries)—6, Marunouchi, and bikicho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo

Kojimachi-ku;

Ad: Manifesto,Teleph.

Tokyo (23) 4646; Cable Kanagawa Denki K.K.—Nakamongen-

cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

Automatic Telephones, Limited, of Kawakita Denki Kigyo-sha— Kawara-

Japan, Automatic and Manual Tele- machi, Sanjo Sagara, Kyoto

phone Equipment, Telegraph In-

struments, Dynamois, Motors, Elec- Kobe Electric Works—60, Aioi-cho;

trical Supplies Toyo

talisator—508, and Building,

All-ElectricUchi-

To- Teleph. Moto. 4^0298, Kobe

Yamashita-cho, f Kojimachi-ku; Tele-

phone Ginza 46 77; Cable Ad : Strow- Maruni Denki Shokai—10, Ishikawa-

ger, Tokyo machi, Yokohama

M. Kamiya, managing director

Dai-Ichi Denki Shokai—50, Irue-cho; Matsui Denki Shokai K.K.—21, Sa-

Teleph. Hyogo 6-2166, Kobe kuragi-dho, Yokohama

Ebara Denki Shoki—66, Sannomiya- Meiden-Sha—276, Higashi Osaki-cho

cho; Teleph. San. 3-4454, Kobe 2-chome, Shimagawa-ku, Tokyo

Fuji Denki Kogyo-Kaisha—^65, Yoban- Minato Denki Shokai G.K.—7, Hiro-

cho; Teleph. Minatogawa 5-0338, numa-cho, Yokohama

Kobe Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—18, Yada-

Gojimaya Electric Works—Kaikoji- cho, HigashLku; Teleph. Higashi

machi; Teleph. Shimo. 5-2931, Kyoto 6600, Nagoya

Gumi Katsuhiro—94, YokaLcho; Te- Moriya Shokai—3, Gofukubashi 2-

leph. Nishinomiya 1765, Kobe chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

ELECTRICAL-GENERAL B153

Mobiya &; Co.—Miyuki Hon-machi, Toyo Denki Seizo K.K.—3, Sakura-

Nishi-ku; Teleph. Hon. 1482, Nago- dahongo-cho,, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

ya Toyo Electric Machine Manufactur-

Motoi Shoten—184, Moto-maohi, Yo- ing Co.—197, Kubo-cho, Naka-ku,

kohama Yokohama

Nippon Denchi K.K. — Imodagawa- Westinghquse Electric International

agaru Shimachi-dori; Teleph. Nishi- Co.—784, Marunouchi Building;

Cable Ad: Wemooexpo, Tokyo

jin 4-3060; Cable Ad: Denct, Kyoto

Nippon Electric Co.—2, Mita Shiko- Yokohama Electric Industry—88, Ni-

ku-machi; Cable Ad: Microphone, sh i Hiranuma-machi, Yokohama

Tokyo GENERAL ENGINEERS

Nippon Gaishi K.K. — Takegahana Aida Tekkosho (Iron Works)—12,

Atsuta, Minami-ku; Teleph. Minami Yoshihama-oho, Yokohama

0370, Nagoya

Nippon Kogke Kogyo Kaisha—89, Aheripan Japanese Commercial Co.—

1663, Kaijo Building; Cable Ad:

Shiota, Tsurumi, Yokohama Amharwa, Tokyo

Oki Denki K.K.—IwaLmachi, Naka- S. Tominaga, manager

ku ; Teleph. Minami 3608, Nagoya Adachi Tekkosho (Iron and Steel

Works)—67, Honden-cho; Teleph.

■Okumura Electric Co.—Kishoin Nis- Nishi) 43-2645, Osaka

hinaka Higashi-machi; Teleph.

Shimo 5-4300, Kyoto Akamatsu Ryutaro—10-109, Bessho-

machi; Teleph. Amgasaki 0271, Kobe

Sanden Denki Shokai—18, Yoshida- (Hardware)

machi, Yokohama

Balfour & Co., Arthur—6, Marunou-

Shibaura Engineering Works, Ltd.— chi ; Cable Ad: Arbour, Tokyo

o/o Shanshin Bldg., Tokyo (Steel works)

J. Storer, manager for Japan

Shinzaike Engine and Iron Works— K. Tanaka, Japanese manager

Shinzaike Nada; Telephs. 1840-3

(Sann.); P.Q. Box 358; Cable Ad: Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-oho, Nina-

Landing, Kobe mi-ku; Teleph. Minami 1818, Nago-

Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd.—c/o Tokyo ya

Tatemono Building, Tokyo Daido Seiko K.K. (Iron and Steel

Works)—32, Fuku-machi; Teleph.

Tokai Electric Co.—Minami Otsu- Sakuragawa 64-1185, Osaka

machi, Naka-ku, Teleph. 0729,

Nagoya fescHER Wyss Engineering Works,

Ltd.—Room 778, Marunouchi Build-

Tokyo . Electric Co.—1303, Sakigo- ing; Teleph. 1665; Cable Ad:

hara, Ohi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo, and Escherwyss, Tokyo

Dr. H. Wissler

72, Norikawa-cho, Yokohama A. Rottenschweiler

Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha— Frazar & Co.—Yaesu Building, Maru-

Manufacturers

Power House ofPlant—5,

Steam Boilers and nouchi; P.O. Box 158, (Central);

Naka-dori;

Marunouchi, Tokyo, and 1, Isogomachi; Teleph. (23) 1650, Tokyo and 7,

Cable Ad: Babcock, Yokohama Nihon-odori, Yokohama

Directors—K. Nanjo, S.

Britton and F. G. Blyth Toba, F. G. E, W. Frazar, senior partner

E. V, Stevens, general manager

ENGINEERING SECTION EOR JAPAN

B154 GENERAL

FtrJiTA Shokax Goshi Kaisha (Hard- Kobe Engineering Works (Iron and

ware)—56, Sakae-machi; Teleph. Brass Founders) - 28, Sannomiya-

Moto. 4-1144, Kobe cho; Teleph. 2920; Cable Ad;

Goodridge, Kobe

Fushimiya Kanamontbn (Machinery Leybold Shokwan, L.—Nihon Kaijo

and Hardware)—17, Izesaki-ciho, Building, Nishi-ku; Teleph. 1174;

Naka-ku; Teleph. Chojamachi 3- Cable Ad: Leyshokwan, Osaka

4946, Yokohama S. Hiramatsu

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Bldg. ; Linotype, and Machinery. Ltd.—12,

Teleph. (5,7) 5257; Cable Ad: Goti- Marunouchi 2-chome, Koyimachi-ku

cus, Tokyo

I. P. Troedsson, managing dir Matsui Iron Works—12. Nagare-cho,

Goko Tekkosho Goshi Kaisha—31, Naka-ku; Teleph. Minami 1349,

Sakuragi-cho, Yokohama (Iron Works) Nagoya

Hasimoto Shokai K,K. (Hardware)— Megura Iron Works—7, Masago-cho;

1-84, Sakae-machi; Teleph San. 3- Teleph. 221, Hakodate

2820 Kobe Nagasaki Iron Works—Asahi-machi;

Hatsudoki S. K. Kaisha—63, Dani Teleph. 1622, Nagasaki

Higashi; Teleph. Tosabori 44-0585; Osaka Iron Works—Eno-ura, Hiko-

Cable Ad: Hatsudoki, Osaka (Iron shima; Teleph. 22, Shimonseki

& Steel Works)

Healing Shokai, Ltd.—Shisei Kai- Osaka Takao Tekkosho—9, Urae Kita-

gan, Hibiya Park; Cable Ad: machi; Teleph. Tosabori 44-1280,

Osaka (Iron and Steel Works)

Healing, Tokyo

K. Kuwamoto, managing dir. Osaka Tampan Seizo (Iron and Steel

Hirai & Co., G. K. (Hardware and Works)—44, Sakuraj ma-cho ; Te-

Machinery) — Tera-machi; Teleph. leph. Tosabori 44-2088, Osaka

Shimo 5-0842, Kyoto Poll

dori;Steel

Cable Works—7-2, Sawaieho-

Ad : Poldi, Osaka

Hoshino Kogyo Kaisha (Iron Works) j M. G. Stejskal, general mgr.

—209, Higashikawa-machi; Teleph.

672, Hakodate Sato Tobei—705, Hodogaya-machi;

Teleph. Chojamachi 3-4141, Yokoha^

Hunter & Co., E. H —3, Ginza Nishi j ma (Machinery and Hardware)

7-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Hunter, Tokyo Sulzer Brothers—72 Kymiachi Kobe-

ku; Cable Ad: Sulzer, Kobe.

Inoue Seisakusho—23, Edobpri Kita- J. Gastpar, m.e., manager

dori; Teleph. Tosabori 44-7325,

Osaka Toyo Babcock K.K.—5, Naka-dori;

Marunouchi; Teleph. (23) 1885;

Ishikawajima Aircraft Co., Ltd. Cable Ad: Babcock,

S. Kuroda, branch Tokyo

manager

(Aero Engines, Aeroplanes, and

Accessories) — 6, Marunouchi: Te-

leph. (23), 0686 and 2710 ; Cable Ad : Yokohama Tekkosho (Iron Works')—1,

Tshiairco, Tokyo Chiwaka-oho: Teleph. Hon. 2-0031,

T. Shibausawa, manager Yokohama

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

MECHANICAL—MOTOR—SANITARY-SHIPBITILDING B155

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Okumura Shoten—41, Shimoyamate-

dori; Teleph. 2-2627, Kobe

Allen, Sons & Co., W.H. (Steam Tur-

bines, Steam Engines, Diesel En- Union Mechanical and Automobile

gines, Electrical Generators, Sur- Engineers—30, Isogami-dori 5-chome;

face Oondepsers, All Kinds of Cable Ad: Duns, Kobe

Pumps and Marine Auxiliaries)—6,

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. SANITARY ENGINEERS

(33) 3i763; Cable Ad: Manifesto,

Tokyo Honetsuban Seizo K.K.—60, S'hiriike

Escher Wyss Engineering Works, 5-3512, Suguhara-dori; Teleph. Minatogawa

Ltd., (Manufacturers of Turbines, Kobe

Pumps, etc.)—Room 778, Marunou- Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60,

ohi Building, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Korai-bashi-zume, Higashi-ku; Te-

Ad: Eswysco, Tokyo leph. Higashi 94-1422, Osaka

Dr H. Wiesler

Okada Kosaku-jo—153, Kamitachi-

Kikat Boeki K.K. (Machinery)—3, bana-dori; Teleph. Minatogawa 5-

Dojima Hama-dori; Teleph. Fuku- 3853, Kobe

shima 46-0864, Osaka

Okano Shokai—3o, Kitanaka-machi;

Kjeli.bef.gs Successors, Ltd.—San- Teleph. Hyogo^ ^6-2508; P.O. Box

shin Building; Cable Ad: Kjells- Hyogo 1, Kobe

bergs, Tokyo Suga & Co., T.—129, Kitanagasa-

B. Johanso®, m.e. dori; Teleph. Fukiai 2-1805, Kobe

Nagoya Kikai Seizo Kaisha—Higashi Tominaga Seisakcsho—123, Moto-

Furuwataru, Naka-ku, Nagoya machi; Tfeleph. Moto. 4-0314, Kobe

Union Meckancial and Automobile Yamaguiohi Shoten—38, Kano-oho;

Engineers—30, Isogami-dori; Cable Teleph. Fukiai 2-2578, Kobe

Ad : Duns, Kobe

Yamaoka Motojiro—5, Hasaka-dpri;

MOTOR ENGINEERS Teleph. Minatogawa 5-35188, Kobe

Fujita Shokai—129, Nakayamate- SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS

dori: Teleph. Fukiai 2-3887 ; Kobe

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and En-

Ikeda Shokai—171, Kusunoki-cho; Te- chi gineering Go., Ltd.^1, Marunou-

leph. Moto- 4-3436, Kobe ; Telephs. 2131-2170 (Maruno-

uchi) ; P.O. Box 61 (Central);

Ishikawajima Hikoki Seisakusho—7, Cable Ad; Iwasakisip; Codes:

Tsukijima Nishinakadori, Kyobashi- Bentley’s,

H.

Kendall’s, etc., Tokyo

Hamada, chairman

ku, Tokyo K. Shiba, managing director

Japan Automobile Co.—3, Tameike- Shinzaike Engine a,nd Iron Works—

machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable Ad: —Shinzai Nada; P.O. Box 358;

Japanauto, Tokyo Telephs. 1840-3 (Sann.) ; Cable Ad :

Landing, Kobe

Kansei Jidosha Shoten K.K.—44, Owned and Controlled by Nickel

Shiriike Kita-machi; Teleph. Mina- and Lyons, Ltd.

togawa 5-1237, Kobe G. H. Jones, manager

B156 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CIVIL

CHINA

CIVIL ENGINEERS

Dah

tionYao

Co.,Engineering & Construc-

Architects and Reinforced

Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd.—100, Peking Concrete Experts—14, Museum Rd. ;

Road; Teloph. 10012; P.O- Box 230: Teleph. 16217, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Section, Shanghai

R. M. Saker, director m m-n x

Davies, Brooke and Gran—81, Jinkee

^ mmmti mmti Road; Telephs. 16935-6; Cable Ad :

Blackmore, Basto & Shank, Ltd.— Datum, Shanghai

York Building; Teleph. 22588; P.O.

Box 8; Cable Ad: Blacktox, Hong- g J? ^0 -m#

kong Denison, Ram & Gibbs—H.K. Stock

Exchange; Teleph 20986. Hong

Kong

Berents, Hans—511, Glen Line Build-

ing, The Bund; Teleph. 12099; Cable

Ad: Berents, Shanghai

Faber, S. E.—139a, Hong Kong and

Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

Central China Realty Co.—150, hai 10723; Cable Ad: Ferikon, Shang-

Avenue

ShanghaiEdward VII; Teleph. 18549, m m-s x

Fittkau, H.—131. Museum Road; Te-

leph. 11912;

Chau & Lee—Hong Kong Stock Ex- Ad: Fittwo, Shanghai P.O. Box 1317; Cable

change; Teleph. 31640, Hong Kong

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Chollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcel Tillot; Fukusho

Cable Ad

Co.—213, Vamagata-dori;

: Fukusho, Dairen

Teleph. 83671, Shanghai

Fukien Construction Bureau—Cable

Clark & lu — 16, Queen’s Road Ad : Conbr. Foochow ■

Central; Teleph. 21041; Cable Ad :

Caerclark, Hongkong )£flX'X^—sx

Hall & Hall—61, Museum Road;

d] mzx Teleph. 10864; Cable Ad: Hallhall,

Continental Corporation of China— Shangha"

33, Szechuen Road • Teleph. 16303;

Cable Ad: Kontichina, Shanghai

^ M—M Jl Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 23564; Cable

Corritt, A.—278, Kiangse Road: Ad: Hazgo, Hongkong

Teleph. 14466; Cable Ad : Dan- E. M. Hazeland

corrit, Shanghai U. Gonella

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CIVIL B157

tl—# _h

Hemmings & Parkin—73, Consular Lester j Johnson

Road; Teteph. 31405; Cable Ad: kianghai

Road; Teleph. 15039, Shang-

Module, Tientsin

Little, Adams & Wood—York Build-

ing ; Teleph. 21026; Cable Ad: Up-

Hongkong Engineering & Construc- stairs, Hongkong

tion Co.—St. George’s Building ;

Teleph. 30309; Cable Ad: Ferro-

| coneo, Hongkong Logan & Amps—H.K. Bank Building;

A. R. F. Raven Teleph. 27796; Cable Ad: Loam,

Hongkong

0 m-w a

Hua Sheng' Co.---30, Kutoboki Road; Luo Sang &. Co. French Build-

Telepb. 20456; Cable Ad: Hua- ing; Teleph. 23524; P.O. Box 506;

f sheng, Tientsin Cable Ad: LunSang, Hongkong

m m~ m x

"Jensen, G. S.—410, Szechuen Road; Luthy & Co., C.—212, Kiangse Road;

, Teleph. 14215; Cable Ad: Jenseni- Teleph. 11914; P.O. Box 1169, Cable

fe. cis,, Shanghai Ad : Luthy, Shanghai

%n .h is m-m x

Kirk, Wm. A.—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Luthy, Emid—750, Hart Rd.; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 13319; Cable Ad: 33631, Shanghai

Willykirk, Shanghai

Maroks, Lothar—34, Main Road,

Kun Lee Engineering Co.—89, Foo- outside Great West Outer Gate

chow Road; Teleph. 13683, Shang- Road: Teleph. 4934; Cable Ad:

Mareksihg, Mukden

hai

Lai To Construction Co.—217, Hen- Minutti & Co.—668, Szechuen Road,

nessy Road; Teleph. 23401, Hong Shanghai

Kong m ±

MtLLER, E. J.—308, Glen Line Bldg. :

Teleph. 16600; Cable Ad: Soloji,

Lane, Alfred J.—26, Des Voeux Rd. Shanghai

Central; Teleph. 23859, Hongkong

BiPUfl ® ft it# Netherlands Harbour Works—H. K.

Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building: Bank Bldg.; Teleph 24211; Cable

Teleph. 20167; Cable Ad: Orange, Ad: Dredgers, Hong Kong

. Hongkong

Palmer & Turner Hongkong and

Lee, Poy G—110, Szechuen Road; Te- Shanghai

20176 ;and

Bank Building ; Teleph.

Cable17, AdCanton

: Pvroteehny Hong-

|| leph. 14849;

Shanghai ‘ Cable Ad: Genyue,

' kong Road: Teleph.

15059 ; P.O. Box 732, Shanghai

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CIVIL—CON STRUCTION AL—CONSULTING

*n Ji

Powell, Sidney J.—410, Szechueu Berents, Hans—Rooms 511-3, Glen

Road; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad: Es- Line Building, The Bwid; Teleph.

jaypoil, Shanghai 12099; Cable Ad: Berents, Shang-

hai

Raven & Basto—Prince’s Buildings; Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

Teleph. 21164, Hongkong 4, London Road; Cable Ad : Vulca,

Tientsin

J. Turner, managing director

Suhr, K.H.—266, Peking Road;

Teleph. L6029; Cable Ad: Suhr, Si 1PM

Shanghai Fukien Constructional Bureau —

Cable Ad: Cbnbr, Foochow

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Tilley, Percy—320, Szechuen Road; Hazeland and Gonella—20, Queen’s

Teleph. 15834; Cable Ad: Tillimb', Road Central; Teleph. 28664; Cable

Ad: Hazgo, Hang Kong

Shanghai

& 'H—S Jl

Toporealty—4 Quai deAd: France;

leph. 83306; Cable Te- Hongkong

Toporealty,

Engineering and Con-J

struction Co., Ltd.—St. George’s

Shanghai Building; Teleph: 30309; Cable 1

Ad : Ferroconco, Hongkong

Union Architectural

Ad: Unars, Foochow Service—Cable Logan & Amps—H. K. Bank Building; |

Paul P. Wiant, director . Teleph. 27796; Cable Ad: Loam,

Hongkong

Xavier Bros., Ltd.—8, Des Voeux

Road C.; Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: New Shanghai Construction Co.—

Ticia, Hongkong S-12, Connaught Road; Teleph. 1

Yaron, A. J.—770, Rue Bourgeat; 34171, Shanghai

Teleph. 70420, Shanghai CONSULTING ENGINEERS

Archer & Co.—5, Sankiao Road;

Yeung Fat & Co. -20, Queen’s Rd. Teleph. 1880, Hankow

.irCeiitral ; ' Teleph. 23989, Hongkong

W. H. Yeung, manag. partner

Anderson 24063;

& Ashe—Queen’s

Cable' Ad :Building;.

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Teleph. Hongkong

Canell, j

& %-m ±.

American

Road; Cable Trading Co.— S’hai

Ad: Amtraco; Canton Basel &wiFrey—63a,

^ ^ fl-^P 4b

Ta Fang Chia

Hutung; Teleph. 140 (East); Cable

Ad: Basel, Peiping

Bailey & Co., W.S.—Kowloon Bay;

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad- Sey Behrendt, K.—67, Racecourse Road;

bourne, Hongkong Teleph 31091, Tientsin

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CONSULTING B159

wmxwnv-wji £ m-m _h

Blakeney & Co., J. D.—Corner of German Machine Co.—7, Siking Road;

Dumbarton and London Roads; Teleph. 14589; Cable Ad: Gamac,

Teleph. 33245; Cable Ad: Justa, Shanghai

Tientsin

W| ® S _h Geyling, Rolf—I Pin Building, 49,

Calateoni, Hsieh & Co. no, Hankow Bromley Road, Tientsin

Road; Toleph. 18206; Gable Ad

Calatroni, Shanghai

Goddard & Douglas—Alexandra Bldg,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Carmichael & Clark—Bank of East 20122; Cable Ad : Goddard, H’kong

Asia Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 .1, X—m Jl

lines); Cable Ad: Carmichael,

Hongkong Hohn China Co.—131, Museum Road;

Teloph. 14347, Shanghai

M _h

China United Engineering Corpora- Leth-Moller &. Co., V.—24, Ko Shao

tion—209, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Hutung; Teleph. 3884, East; Cable

Teleph. 11266; Cable Ad: Kahn Ad: Leth, Peiping

orete, Shanghai

m m m-m _h

Davies, Eric—18, The Bund; Teleph. Malcolm, A.—220, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 11225 (4 lines); Cable Ad:

15874, Shanghai Triplerais, Shanghai

x m-m x

Doi & Watanabe—24, The Bund; Te- McGregor & Co., J. H.^235, Ward

leph. 13923; Cable Ad: Kaimusho, Road; Teleph. 50467. Shanghai

Shanghai

Captain S. Watanabe m m m-m ^

Miller, Thomas N.: (Mining)—Conner

m m-m h Tangshan apd Barrack Rojads;

Teleph. 30335; Cable Ad: Rellim,

Eisler, Reeves & Murphy—51, Can- Tierrtsin

ton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable

Ad : Seaworthy, Shanghai M H-"i i m

N-JELSen &,Malcolm:—1, Racine Build-

n ing, Rue Dubail; Telephs. 22771-2;

Farrell, P. T.—65A, W° g"nei-chong Cable Ad: Nielcolm, Hankow

Road; Teleph. 24422, Hongkong

m u-m x

Parker Rielly

Road; Teleph. 12267; Cable Ad •

Frost, J.—33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. Yeritas,

19402; Cable Ad: Frost, Shanghai Shanghai

P. C. Rielly

^ M-m, i

Gray, John—410, Szechuen Road; Te- Purves, D. A.—Prince’s Building;

leph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg, Teleph. 24902: P.O. Box 288; Cable

Shanghai Ad : Bapcopaint, Hongkong

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

£160 CONSULTING—ELECTRICAL

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc , Hugo—185- n m-u x

195, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te-

lephs. 11310, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Enssle,

Teleph.

K.—2. Rte. Card. Mercier;

72552, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Hannibal, Shanghai

Shatohin & Co., G. P.—56, Nanking Fraser & Chalmers Engineering

Road; Cable Ad: Atracom, Shang- Works—23, Ningpo Road; Teleph.

hai ' 16825; Cable Ad: Genlectric

Shanghai

Sirtori, Dr. Ing. L.—57, Meadows wjxsShfrjt

Road; Teleph. 30513, Tientsin Far Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani-

wa-dori; Teleph.: 2837; Cable Ad:

Ogata, Mukden

Suhr, KH. — 266,: Peking Road; ^ fSf "/I

Teleph.

Shanghai 16029, Cable Ad: Suhr, Furdkawa Electric Co.—113, Yama-

gata-dori; Cable Ad: Furukawa,

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Dairen

mm X

Callender's Cable and Construction General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.,

Co.—St. George’s Building, Hong The—Queen’s Bldg.; Teleph. 30247;

Kong; 368, Kiangse Road; Teleph. P.O. Box 15; Cable Ad: Sparkless,

Hongkong and 23, Ningpo Road;

15365; Cable Ad : Callender, Shang- Teleph. 16825; P.O. Box 503; Cable

hai Ad: Genlectric, Shanghai

Goss Engineering Co.—17, Canton

Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha Road; Teleph. 15898, Shanghai

Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791, Cable

Ad : Centchina, Changsha Gray, John—410, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg,

Shanghai

China Engineers, Ltd.—88, Museum

Road, Shanghai; Queen’s Building, Hong Kong ELECTRib Co., Ltd., The—

Hong Kong P. & O. Building; Teleph. 27711;

r»- Cable Ad: Electric, Hongkong

China Electric Co., Ltd.—460, Fo- fr # X

kien Road; Teleph. 94006; P.O. Box

289; Cable Ad: Microphone, Shang- Innis Voeux

& Riddle (China), Ltd. — 67, Des

Road Central; P.O. Box and

73;

hai and Canton •Cable Ad : Powerful, Hongkong

34, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

^ H M~'U X 16238, Shanghai

Comfort Electric Co.—287, Avenue A. J. Percival, managing director

Joffre; Teleph. 88092; Cable Ad: (Shanghai)

Comfortoo, Shanghai

Jack & Co., Ltd., William C.—St.

George’s Building (3rd floor);

Duro Pump and Engineering Co.— Teleph23058 and 57827; P.O. Box

430, Nathan Road; Teleph. 56226; 474; Cable Ad: Marinework, Hong

Cable Ad : Curfin, Hongkong Kong

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

ELECTRICAL B161

^ -t.

Jardinb Engineering Corporation, Reiss & Co., Hugo—185-195, Yuen

Ltd.—14, Redder Street, Hongkong Ming Yuen Road; Telephs. 11310,

and 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Cable Ad:

Shanghai Hannibal, Shanghai

# M - S -fc Representation for British Manufac-

: Kawakita Electric Co.—108, Chappo turers—23, Tungting Road; Teleph.

Road; Teleph. 42357, Shanghai 1880; Cable Ad: Rebritman, Han-

kow

# m m—m .h

Larsen & Trock—178, Avenue Edward Shanghai Electric Construction Co.

| YU; Teleph. 16838; Cable Ad: —185, Soochow Road; Teleph. 18199;

| Trocklar, Shanghai P.O. Box 793; Cable Ad: Eskimo,

Shanghai

Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de RQuest;

Teleph. 80454; Cable Ad: Lonko u # n m-m#

' may, Shanghai Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Lowcock & Co.—'China Building: 115; Cable Road C.; Teleph. 27781; P.O.Hong

Ad: Keecheong, Box

‘i Teleph. 26492; Cable Ad : Lowcock, Kong

| Hongkong

mm #

Siemens China Co.—41, Teng Shi

| Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road : Kow; Cable Ad. Motor, Peiping

| Teleph. 11159, Shanghai and 218 Kiangse Road; Teleph.

67456, Shanghai and 12, Pedder

Street, Hongkong and 17, B. Con.,

Canton

■Moysey & Co., H. J.—452, Kiangse

Road; Telephs. 18331 and 16466 • ffi M-B Jt

j Cable Ad: Adasea, Shanghai Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking

Road; Teleph. 10173; P.O. Box 456;

n ^ m m * -x-m ± Cable Ad : Scothar,. Shanghai

j'National Electric Co.—501, Nanking

Road; Teleph. 93520, Shanghai if n m m m-m ±

Shanghai Electric Supply Co.—184,

m m-w. % Nanking Road; Teleph. 93298; Cable

Oriental Trading and Engineering Ad: Shallsup, Shanghai

Co. —49, Taku Road; Teleph. 32963: mxmn m-B x

Cable Ad: Foohsiang, Tientsin Skodaworks, Ltd.—24, The Bund;

m m m-m _h Teleph. 13940; Cable Ad: Skoda-

■Philips China Co. —133, Szechuen works, Shanghai

Road; Teleph. 15124; P.O. Box 794; *! g m

Cable Ad : Kalfwatt, Shanghai

A. Masseurs, managing director SanSwatow Suing Co.—Cable Ad: Sansco,

. Telefunken East Asiatic Wireless

Porter & Co., Ltd.—180, Canton Rd. ; Telegraph Co.—451, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 10570; Cable Ad : Electrical, Teleph. 17346; P.O. Box 406,

Hr Shanghai Shanghai

B6

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B162 ELECTRICAL-GENERAL

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Westinghouse Electric International Arnhcld & Co., Ltd. 1 Nanking

Co.—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Road; Teleph. 11430; Cable Ad: Harchi,

Teleph. 11310; P.O. Box 959; Cable Shanghai; 15-19, Queen’s Road Cen-

Ad : Wencoexpo, Shanghai tral; Teleph. 20513, Hongkong and

Aniee House; Cable Ad: Harchi,

ft m i* ® a -b Hankow

Wei Tong Electrical Co.—310, Che- £ JI m H IS %

kiang Road. Shanghai

Babcocs and WYlcox, Ltd.—1, The

Bund: Cable Ad: Babcock, Shang-

GENERAL ENGINEERS hai and 173, Victoria Road; Cable Add

Babcock, Tientsin

J. E. Hargreaves, manager for China

ROAD MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS

The Austin-Western Road Machinery Co. Bailey &mmm m-m#

Co., Ltd., W. S.—Kowloon

Aurora, Illinois, U.S.A. Bay; Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad:

Cable Address: “ Awco,” Aurora. Seybourne, Hongkong

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American Engineering Corporation— Baisun Engineering Works (Boiler-

makers)—768, P( int Road; Teleph.

989, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

34350; Cable Ad: Amengco, Shang- 51600, Shanghai

hai

ft n m ?i—B ±

£ n-m ± Behn, Meyer China Co., Ltd.- 356,"

American Trading Co. — 3, Canton Peking Road; Teleph. 51752; P.O.

Road; Teleph. 15077; Cable Ad: Box 568; Cable Ad: Behnmeyer,

Amtraco, Shanghai Shanghai

It ft g -it m ^

Anderson, Meyer k Co., Ltd.—67, Des Black & Co., J. F.—32, Ta Juan Fu

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 2809] ; Hutung; Teleph. 3213 East; Cable

P.O. Box 73; Cable Ad: Danica, Ad : Engineer, Peiping

Hongkong; 21, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road; P.O. Box 265, Shanghai;

96, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 30374, ft m z m m-m #

Tientsin and 1, Ta Yuen Fu Bornemann & Co.—29, French Con.,

Hutung; Cable Ad: Danica, Pei- Shameen; Cable Ad: Pervasion,

ping Canton: Prince’s Building, Des

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 24512;

t ^ M—m # Cable Ad : Pervasion, Hong Kong

A. E. G. China Electric Co.—267,

Kiangse Road ; Teleph. 17622 ; Cable

Ad: Aegchinaco, Shanghai and Carlowitzft &i$ Co.—4, m-m %

Queen's Road

H.K. Stock Exchange, Hongkong Central (Bank of China Bldg.); Teleph.

m * 20873; P.O. Box 73; Cable

Hong Kong; 670, Szechuen Ad: Carlowitz,

Road:

Andrews & George Co.—54. Yama- Teleph. 11030; P.O. Box 1274: Cable

gata-dori; Teleph 8320; Cable A d : Ad : Carlowitz, Shanghai; 140-144,

Yadzu, Dairen Taku Road, Tientsin

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138, Kiangse Road, Shanghai. 13,

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ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

GENERAL B163

3 && w ££ a ft m-m # ^ }®—Jl

Clbiien Hsin Engmeering- Co. Elbrook, Inc.—156, Peking Road; Te-

{Ltd.), Diesel Engine.s, Suction leph. 12552; P.O. Box 303; Cable

Gas Engines, Printing Machinery, Ad : Koorble, Shanghai

Textile Machinery, Pumps, Cranes,

Steelworks, Furnaces and Lifting

Appliances—Shanghai : 138, Kiangse Feld & Co., mF.—52-A, B.C.,#

Road; Teleph. 13590; Cable Ad: Teleph. 10914; Cable Ad : Shameen;

Engincomer. Hong Kong: Shell Canton and 5, Queen’s Rd. Feldbobe, Central;

House (1st floor), 26-32, Queen’s

Road Central; Cable Ad: Engin- Teleph. 28447, Hongkong

comer. Canton: Taiping Maloo Gale & Co., L. E. (Aviation)—984,

South; Cable Ad: Lemjus Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 30049;

,®c n m-m jn Cable Ad ; Gale, Shanghai

China American Engineering Cor- m m-m x

poration—Rue de France; Teleph.

31428; Cable Ad: Caeng, Tientsin Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 15638; Cable Ad; Safe-

n fLh guard, Shanghai

Chini Brass and Iron Works—484,

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 60721, n&m ^

Shanghai Gran, A. L.—Hsing-Hsuan Li; Cable

Ad : Algran, Mukden

Chinau Engineers, Ltd. i m-mt

— Queen's

Bldg., Hong Kong; 88, Museum Hayes Engineering ± m-m x

Road, Shanghai Corporation—49,

Taku Road; Teleph. 30250; Cable

% &M. k-M h Ad: Jehayes, Tientsin

Chinese Engineering and Develop- m x a: m-m x

ment Co.—1, Jui Ching Li, Sanjin Horie Engineering Co.—332, Woo-

Loo; Teleph. 5198; P.O. Bex 14;

Cable Ad: Cedco, Mukden and 51, sung Road; Teleph. 45276, Shanghai

Canton Road; Teleph. 12708; P.O.

Box 1651, Shanghai and 8, Fu Hou ^ ^ —m X

Kang, Nanking and 39, Kuangsi

Road, Tsingtao and 75, Nan Chih Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. (In-

corporated under the Companies

Tze, Peiping

H. A. Raider, president and gen- Ordinances of Hongkong)—34, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; P.O. Box 717;

eral manager (Shanghai) Cable Ad : Powerful; Shanghai; 67-

mk * 69, Des Voeux Road Central, H’kong

Dairen Engineering Works—Sakako; International Harvester Export Co.

Teleph. 9151; Cable Ad : Dairenki- (Agricultural Machinery) — 52, Dia-

ka.i, Dairen gonalnaya Street; P.O. Box 462;

^ ^ fij m~m # Cable Ad: Interha, Harbin

Domestic Engineers, Ltd.—22, Des Jardine Engineering Corporation

Voeux Road Central ; Teleph. 23504; Ltd.—Ewo Rd.; Teleph. 31294; Cable

Cable Ad: Yulan, Hong Kong Ad: Jardeng, Tientsin and 9, Hsia

Kung Fu; Teleph. 41469, Nanking

and 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

Eastern Engineering W'orks, Ltd.— Teleph. 15290; P.O. Box 1238, Shang-

4, Loindon Road; Cable Ad- Vulca, hai and 14, Pedder Street; Teleph.

Tientsin 30319, Hongkong

*B6

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B164 GENERAL

Kiangnan Dock & Engineering Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Hugo

Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph. --185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Tele-

84100; Cable Ad : Sinodock S’hai phone 11310, P.O. Box 1408; Cable

Ad : Hannibal; Shanghai

Koon Cheong Engineering Works— T. Sahddr, m.e., b.so., managing

Yun Chiao Road; Teleph. 24917, director

Hankow Th. Kregczy, m.e., b.sc., manager

Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Road

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road ; Josstree, Central; Teleph. 28009; Cable Ad :

Teleph. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179: Road, Shanghai Hongkong and 88, Museum

Cable Ad : Kunstalber, Shanghai

and 11, The Bund, S. A. D. 3; Sator, A. (Printing Machinery)—113,

Teleph. 22533; Cable Ad: Kunstal- Museum Road; Teleph 19902; P.O.

ber, Hankow Box 1377; Cable Ad: Sator, Shang-

Kwong Hip Loong—Chung Hing St., ■ hai

Hongkong Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.

.—424 Broadway East; Cable Ad:

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught Farnham, Shanghai

Road Central; Teleph. 22554; P.O. Shing Tai Electric Co.—564, Sze-

Box 664; Cable Ad: Yueng, Hong- chuen Road; Teleph. 14119, S’hai

kong

Linotype & Machinery Ltd. (Prin- Smidth & Coj, F. L. (Cement Making

Machinery)—30, Foochow Rd., S’hai

ters’ Engineers)—1, Duddell Street; and

Teleph. 20768; Cable Ad: Linotype, Teleph.23, 3319, Hsi Tsurig Pu Hutung:

East; Cable Ad:

Hongkong and 160, Avenue Edward

VII; Teleph. 13448; P.O. Box 1152, Folasmidth, Peiping

Shanghai Strom wall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd. ;

Teleph. 10364; Cable Ad: Strom-

Malcolm &. Co., Ltd. -Hongkong and trade, Shanghai

Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 31144;

P.O. Box 151; Cable Ad: Triplerais, Telge & Schroeter—620, Szechuen

Hongkong:and at Shanghai and Canton Road ; Teleph. 16233; P.O. Box 715;

Cable Ad: Telge, Shanghai

Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road; A. Berg

T^leph. 11159, Shanghai Yang & Co., Ltd., T. C.- Tung Tan

1 Piao Lou ; Teleph. 4388; Cable Ad:

,,McDonnell

Ching Lu;& Gorman, Inc.—130,

Cable Ad: Ssu Yangco,

Macdon, Peiping

Mukden York Shipley Co., Inc. (Ice Making

and Refrigerating Machinery)81,

McGregor & Co., J.H. —: 235, Ward Jinkee Road; Teleph. 11450; Cable

Road; Teleph. 50467, Shanghai Ad : Yorkshipli, Shanghai

(Ceramic) Yue Sang & Co. 146, Lockhart

Oliveira & Son, H.—1, Seward Rd.; Road; Teleph. 267( 5: Cable Ad:

Lavolta,: Hongkong

Teleph. -10020; Cable Ad: Hotsma,

. Shanghai i!W.--B _h

Oriental Engineering Co. - - Cable Zip;Teleph. & Sons, W. Z.—101, • Broadway;

46333; Cable Adi Zungli,

Ac!: Orimp, Foochow Shanghai

ENGI^N JiEKING SECTION FOR CHINA

MECHANICAL^MOTOR B165

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS f! ® ^

Siemens China Co. — 218, Kiangse

^M^^ Jl Road; Teleph. 67456-9; P.O. Box

Babcock It Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The 1040, Shanghai and 41, Teng .Shih

Bund; Teleph. 15750; Cable Ad: Kou Cable Ad : Motor, Peiping

Babcock, iShanghai

ic m m m-m #

Bailey & Co., W. S.—Kowloon Bay; SinKiangse Chung Engineering Co. — 378,

Road; Teleph. 19824; Cable

Teleph. 58021 ; Cable Ad: Seybourne Ad: Sinchung, Shanghai

Hcngkong

m w m-m x

% Sulzer Brothers—34, Avenue Edward

Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha VII; Teleph. 16512; Cable Ad: Sul-

Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791; Cable Ad: zerbros. Shanghai

Centchina, Changsha

§c m X

ff m m-m _h Tuck Tai Iron Works—762, Point

Gray, J ohn — 410, Szechuen Road; Road; Teleph. 51735; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg; Foundry, Shanghai

Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s, MOTOR ENGINEERS

Shanghai

ff # M M—M h x x n m ±-u x

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—67, Auto Castle—Corner of Bubbling Well

iDes Voeux Road Central; P.O. Box and Medhurst Roads; Teleph. 30274,

73; Cable Ad : Powerful, Hongkong

and 34, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; P.O. Shanghai

Box 787; Shanghai ^xx m-m x

Auto Palace Co., Ltd.—100, Rte. du

w & m m m m-m ± Cardinal Mercier; Teleph. 70180;

Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J.—452, Cable Ad : Autopalaee; Shanghai

Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18331 and

16466; Cable Ad : Adasea, Shanghai m&HM X

China Motors, Ing—702, The Bub-

It ^ B—'M _b bling Well Road; Teleph. 30024;

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc.,. Hugo—185, Caljle Ad: Mechanic, Shanghai

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Felephs. & i^i m-m m

11310, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Cable

Ad : Hannibal, Shanghai Dragon Motor Car Co.—33, Wong

. Nei Chung Road; Teleph. 31261;

$ m-m _t Cable Ad: Autoimport, Hongkong

Rose Downs, & Thompson, Ltd.—121. WI X fC ^ it—^ #

Peking Road , .Teleph. 14126; P.O

Box 456; . Cable Ad : Rosedowns, Duro Motor Co.—132, Nathan Road;

Shanghai Teleph. 57226; Kowloon, Hongkong

IE # m m

Ross & Co., Alex.—:1a, Chater Road; Frazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—468, Third

Teleph. 20027; Cable Ad: Rotunda, Main Road; Teleph. 1410; Cable Ad :

Hongkong Frazar, Tsinan

m X ¥ n ££ S X-S X

San Shing Co.—Cable Ad: Sansco, Hartzenbusch

Swatow Motors—730, Avenue

Foch; Teleph. 30102, Shanghai

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B166 MOTOR—SANITARY

$T Jgft—# ft.

Hongkong Hotel Garage (The Hong Chee Hsin Pottery—137, Peking Rd.;

Kong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.) — Teleph. 19917; Cable Ad: Potela,

Foot of Stubbs Road; Teleph. Shanghai

27778; Cable Ad : Kremoffice, Hong

Kong m m-m _l

Hudford Motors—100, Rte. Cardinal Doughty & Co., C. J.—30, Brenan

Mercier; Teleph. 70180, Shanghai Road; Teleph. 21938; Cable Ad:

Doughtyoo, Shanghai

^ ^ a ffl $ n ® n-m #

International Motor Supply Co.— H i! 2 ;IC 0—m 2

Chater Road; Teleph. 23377; P.O. Eastern China Engineering Co.—260,

Box 492, Hongkong Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 16783,

# 2 $ ft # h Shanghai

Nanyang Motor Supply Co.—856-370,

Avenue Edward VII ; Teleph. 90664, Eastern Engineering Works—4, Lon-

Shanghai don Road; Teleph. 31195; Cable Ad:

ft# ±m-m# Vulca, Tientsin

Ross & Co., Alex.—1a, Chater Road;

Teleph. 22487; Cable Ad : Rotunda, m %-m 2

Hongkong Elm & Co., Ltd.—20, Baikal Road;

Teleph. 51565; Cable Ad: Elmco,

51 & ¥ n il« it!-» u Shanghai

Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor

Co.—100, Rte. Cardinal Mercier; Fmmmmmxfc-mft.

Teleph. 70180, Shanghai

Fan, Robert—110, Szechuen Road; Te-

m t«-f# ft leph. 19395; Cable Ad: Rofan,

Shun Woo Engineering Works — Shanghai

Corner of Point and Chusan Roads ;

Teleph. 52082, Shanghai m ^ m—m

ftmm m-m# Gordon & Co., Ltd.—443, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad:

Thornycroft & Co., Ltd., John I., Hardware, Shanghai

Marine Engines, Motor Vehicles

and Boilers — Pioneer Building,

Nathan Road; Kowloon; Teleph. ft mxm jk m %-m 2

56752; Cable Ad: Thorny, Hong Great Light Engineering Co.—437,

Kong Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 31721;

Cable Ad : Greatlight, Shanghai

^ ^ ps ^ n € m-m ft.

Union Motors, Inc. — 444, Avenue n m-m ft.

Foch; Teleph. 30062; Cable Ad:

Unionmotors, Shanghai Langdon & Co., E. W.—30, Cardinal

Mercier; Teleph. 80136; Cable Ad :

SANITARY ENGINEERS Donlangco, Shanghai

M ft 0 ft be m ft*-® #

China Radiator Co.—311,. Chao Yang LeeCentral;

Yu Kee 37, Des Voeux Road

Men Street; Teleph. 4638 (East), Building, Teleph. 28177 ; Cable Ad :

Hong Kong

Peiping

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

SANITARY-SHIPBUILDING B167

*-'B ji

Oriental Engineering Works — 56, Huh Hsing Engineering and Ship-

building Works—Avenue de Besar

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15755, S’hai ure; Teleph. Xantao 21395, 81357,

ft n m-m & Shanghai

Reiss, Bradley & Co.. Ltd.- 7, Queen’s §c S if R-n ft

Road Central; Teleph. 28007; Cable Kiangnan Dock and Engineering

Ad: Jostree, Hongkong Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph.

ft ® ;K h ft m Ji-m Jt 84100-8-9: Cable Ad: Sinodock,

Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co.— Shanghai

329, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12336;

Cable Ad: Lightsanit, Shanghai IS ig « S*f » n-M _t

King Chong Chang & Go’s Engineer-

ing Works—660, Point Road : Tele-

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., phone 52960, Shanghai

Ltd.—484, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

15577, Shanghai lie ^ SI

^ m-w- % Koon Cheong Engineering Works—

Twyford Engineering Co.—113, Rue Teleph. 24917, Hankow District;

Yun Chiao Road, Model

du Chaylard; Teleph. 32476; Cable

Ad : Twyford, Tientsin

n & §r m-m # Kwong Hip Loong-Chung King St.;

Warren & Co., C. E.—China Build- Teleph. 57009, Hongkong

ing; Teleph. 20269; Cable Ad: War-

ren, Hongkong ft

New Engineering and Shipbuild-

SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS ing Works, Ltd., The -640, Yang,

tszepoo Road: Teleph. 50080; P.O Box

704; Cable Ad: Speedy, Shanghai

m m m-m #

Bailey & Co., W. iS.—Kowloon Bay; «i SB S « l» ® ffi &-m i.

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad : Seybourn, Sang Chi Engineering and Ship-

Hongkong building Works—239, Yulin Road;

Teleph. 50729. Shanghai

Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

4, London Road; Telephs. 31349 and

31195; Cable Ad: Yulca, Tientsin Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

Ltd.—424, Broadway East; Cable

Ad : Farnham, Shanghai

Heng Chong Chang & Co. — 397,

Broadway; Teleph. 52447, Shanghai n m ^ ■£ %

Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering

Co.—Quarry Bay, Hongkong

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Queen’s Building k Kowloon

Docks; Teleph. 28020 and 58053; Wayside’s Iron Works—624, Ping-

P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad: Manifesto, liang Rd. ; Teleph. 50335; Shanghai

Hongkong

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

B168 BOILERS—CIVIL

MALAYA, SIAM AND NETHERLANDS INDIA

BOILERS ENGINEERS Jackson, J. M.—Winchester House,

Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6493; Cable

Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.—B 1,2 & 3, Ad : Jaxon, Singapore

1st floor6261;

Teleph. Hongkong

Cable A<1:Bank Chambers;

Babcock ;Codes:

Acme, Bentley’s and Private, Singapore Lim & Seah—13b, Change Alley;

Teleph. 6594; Cable Ad: Keng-

seng, Singapore

CIVIL ENGINEERS McIntyre & Co., Ltd., Stewart—45,

Aiibknz, H. R.—Union Building; Te- Orchard Road, Singapore

lephone 6071; Cable Ad: Arbeiiz, Pratt, H. W.—P.O. Box 41, Serem-

Singapore ban, Negri Sembilan

Bangkok Dock & Co.—Teleph. 184; Redpath Brown Co., Ltd. (Glas-

Cable Ad : Progress, Bangkok, Siam gow), Structural S'teeil Work for

Booty & Edwards—165, High Street, Buildings, etc. —Hongkong Bank

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Buil dings; P.O. Box 416; Teleph.

6098; Cable Ad: Colum, Singapore

Brossard Mopin (Malaya), Ltd.—69-e,

Geyland Road; Cable Ad : Brosex- Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

ploi, Singapore Ltd.—Union Building, Singapore

Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang Swan and Maclaren—Hongkong Bank

Road ; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad : Chambers; Teleph. 4317; Cable Ad:

Meelee. Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Framboise, Singapore and Straits

Chung & Wong—Union Building; Trading Building, Kuala Lumpur,

Teleph. 7257, Singapore Selangor

Evans & Co., H.W.—Setul Road; Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale St.;

Teleph. 137; P.O. Box 13; Cable Teleph. 215; Cable Ad: Taponga,

Ad: Evansco; Seremban. Negri Ipoh, Perak

Sembilan

Federated Engineering Co.—246, United Engineers, Limited — River

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Lumpur, Selangor Singapore and 1, Riverside, Malac-

ca and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21,

Ipoh, Perak

Fogden Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550, J. A. P. Strachan (Singapore)

Havelock Road; Telephs. 5867 and

5868 ; Cable Ad : Fogbane, Singapore Van Langenberg & Son, T.C.—19, Old

Gammon (Malaya), Ltd.—63, Geylang Market Square; Teleph. 3803;

Road; Teleph. 5331-2; P. O. Box Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

233; Cable Ad: Gammon, Singa- T. C. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a.,

pore l.r.i.b.a., partner

V.l.r.i.b.a.,

S. van partner

Langenberg, f.i.a.a.

Hood, T. C.—34, Meyer Chambers;

Teleph. 4445, Singapore Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

International Engineering Co., Inc. j Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359;

—Cable Ad : Gysorh, Bangkok, Siam Cable Ad: Loco, Penang

ENGINEERING SECTIO N FOR MALAYA, ETC.

CONSTRUCTOINAL -CONSULTING—ELECTRICAL

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang Street; Beng Swee & Co., Ltd.—41, Bishop

Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359; Bengswee,Teleph. Penang

697; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad : Loco; Penang

Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad:

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Christiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd. Federated Engineering Co. — 246,

—Cable Ad: Concrete, Bangkok High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

Lumpur, Selangor

Flowerdew & Co., A. H.—Oriental

Bldgs., Java St.; P.O. Box 156, Fonghin & Co.—64, Wallich Street;

Teleph. 3630; Cable Ad: Flower- Teleph. 7582, Cable Ad: Seebengong,

dew, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Singapore

Hannay & Steedman—Gopeng Road; General Electric Co.—12, Battery

Road ; Teleph, 5858 ; P.O. Box 203;

P.O. Box 64, Ipoh, Perak Cable Ad: Vanner, Singapore

Henggler & Martin, Ltd.—8, Java Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road,

Street; Teleph. 3136, P.O. Box 140; Singapore

Cable Ad : Anglomaya, Kuala Lum-

pur, Selangor Huttenbachs, Ltd.—14, Maiket St.;

Hindhede & Co., Ltd.—7f Mile Stone, pur, Cable Ad: Habiture, Kuala Lum-

Bukit Timah Road; Teleph. 6104; Road; Selangor and 94 Brewster

Cable Ad : Habiture, Ipoh,

Cable Ad: Naiti, Singapore Perak and 5 Malacca St., Singapore

Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69, International Engineering Co.—

Chartered Bank Lane, Bangkok,

Choon Guan Street, Singapore Siam

Mackie, D. D.—18, Winchester House ; Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.. Wm.—

Teleph. 7811; Cable Ad: Mackie, Ocean Building, Singapore

I Singapore

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd., London-

Osborne & Chappel—Teleph. 510; 39, Hale Street; Cable Ad: Expan-

ded, Ipoh, Perak

Cable Ad : Felspar, Ipoh, Perak

Pollard, Thomas H.—Chartered Bank KeeSt.;Huat Radio Company—24, Beach

Cable Ad: Kikophone, Penang

Lane; Teleph. 5394; Cable Ad:

j Pollard, Bangkok, Siam Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson

|; Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale Street; Road; Teleph. 7558; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 215; Cable Ad: Taponga, Morey, Singapore

t Ipoh, Perak Nathan, M. & E.--25 - 29, Orchard

; Road; Cable Ad: Emin, Singapore

I( Wakeford & Lowndes—6, Telegraph

Street; P.O. Box 669; Teleph. 3412; Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang

Cable Ad: Jipco, Singapore Road; Cable Ad : Healey, Bangkok,

L. T. Wakeford Siam

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

B170 ELECTRICAL—GENERAL—MARINE-MECHANICAL

Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd.— International Engineering Co., Inc.

Cable Ad: Gaelic, Bangkok, Siam —Chartered Bank Lane; PC. Box

39; Cablo Ad: Gysom, Bangkok,

Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd. Siam

—57, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5069; Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

P.O. Box 553; Cable Ad: Micro- Co.—Ocean Building; Teleph. 5216;

phone, Singapore Cable Ad: Expanded, Singapore;

United Engineers, Limited—River and 8, Beach

Penang Street;

and 120, Teleph.(Street;

Belfield 351,

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers, Teleph. 114;

Singapore; 1, Riverside; Malacca Java Street; Ipoh, Perak and 23,

Teleph. 625, Kuala

and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Lumpur

Perak

Wakeford & Lowndes—6

Prince Street, Singapore; 9, Weld

graph Street; Teleph. 3412; Cable Quay, Penang; 1, Old' Market

Ad: Jipco, Singapore Square, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

GENERAL ENGINEERS Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang

Road; Teleph. 646; Cable Ad:

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—Hongkong Healey, Bangkok, Siam

N. G. Colley, manager

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 6261; Cable

Ad: Babcock, Singapore

P. M. Scott, manager Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

Ltd.—Union Building; Teleph. 4902;

Barrow, Brown & Cq., Ltd.—Tapan co, P.O. Box 533; Cable Ad: Simplex-

Hua Takay; Teleph. 435; Cable Singapore

Ad: Leather, Bangkok, Siam

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri; MARINE ENGINEERS

Teleph. 600; Cable Ad: Autos, Bangkok Singapore Slipway and Engineering

Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Pagar; Cable

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—139-149, Mar- Ad: Slipway, Singapore

ket Street; Cable Ad : Diethelmco,

Singapore: and Cable Ad: IDiethelmco, Thornyoroft (Singapore), Ltd.—Tank

Bangkok Road, Singapore

Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Road;

Teleph. 5133; Cable Ad: Guthrie, United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley

Singapore Road, Singapore; 87, Bishop Street,

Penang; 1, Riverside, Malacca; and

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—6th Seremban, Negri Sembiian

Mile, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore

Huttenbachs, Limited — 14, Market MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Street; Teleph. 4226; P.O. Box 255;

Cable Ad: Agentship, Kuala Lum Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

pur, Selangor and 5, Malacca St., Progress, Bangkok, Siam

Cable Ad: Habiture, Singapore

Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69, Chan Sow Lin & Co., Ltd.—74a, Am-

pang Road; Teleph. 3235; Cable Ad:

Chuan Guan Street, Singapore Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

MECHANICAL—MINING-MOTOR B171

Gumming Chahles E.—Floral Villa, Holman Bros., Ltd.—Ocean Building,

Singapore and 23, Java St., Kuala

Lahat Road; Teleph. 44; Cable Ad: Lumpur, Selangor

Oumming, Ipoh, Perak

Evans & Co., H. W—Seremban, Negri Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69,

Sembilan Choon Guan Street, Singapore

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd.— Morrison, Wilson L. H. — Ipoh,

246, High Street; Kuala Lumpur, Perak; Code: A.B.C. 5th Brom-

Selangor hall’s Imperial

Fleming

leph. 152;Brothers—Lahat Road;Ipoh,

Cable Ad: Fleming, Te- Osborne & Chappel—Teleph. 510-11;

Perak Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh, Perak

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—6th Park t Francis, Ltd. — 15, Old

Market Street; Teleph. 3931; P.O.

Mile, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore Box 66; Cable Ad : Parkvale,

Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co.— Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

14, Robinson Road, Singapore

Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale Street,

Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson Ipoh, Perak

Road, Singapore

Vaughan & Co., L.—P.O. Box 331;

United Engineers, Limited — River Teleph. 3188; Cable Ad: Vaughan,

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Singapore and 87, Bishop Street;

Teleph. 731, Penang and 1, River MOTOR ENGINEERS

Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat

Road ; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak Bangkok Dock, Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng Progress, Bangkok, Siam

Road; Teleph. 782; Cable Ad:

Wearne, Ipoh, Perak Borneo Motors, Ltd. & Borneo Chev-

rolet, Ltd.—68, Orchard Road;

MINING ENGINEERS Cable Ad: Borneocar, Singapore

and Farquhar Street; Teleph. 668,

Brash & Smith—110, Belfield Street; 475; Penang and Brewster Road; Teleph.

I Teleph. 116; Cable Ad: Granite, Teleph.Ipoh, Perak and Setul Road;

302, Seremban, Negri Sem-

1 Ipoh, Perak bil an

I Corbett, Max. C.—Teleph.

Ad: Corbett, Ipoh, Perak 6; Cable Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.—

43, Orchard Road: Teleph. 5944;

| Flowerdew & Co., A. H.—Oriental Cable Ad: Cyclecarri, Singapore

Buildings ; Teleph. 3630; P.O. Box Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

it 156; Cable Ad’: Flowerdev, Kuala Road, Singapore

Lumpur, Selangor

, Hannay and Steedman—Gopeng Road, Lyons Motors, Ltd.—02, Orchard

| Ipoh, Perak Road; Teleph. 5811; Cable Ad:

Centramoto, Singapore

Henggeler & Martin, Ltd.—8, Java

! Street; Teleph. 3136; P.O. Box 140; Malacca Motor Garage Co., The—81,

Cable Ad: Anglomaya, Kuala Lum- Jonker Street; Teleph. 192; Cable

pur, Selangor Ad; Motogarage, Malacca

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

Bl72 MOTOR-RADIO-SANITARY

Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14-20, Or- RADIO ENGINEERS

chard Road; Teleph. 5484; Cable

Ad: Malaymotor, Singapore Kee Huat Radio Co.—Penang: 24,

E. W. Slight Beach St.; Cable Ad: Kikophone.

Martin & Co., W. M.—100, Tanglin SANITARY ENGINEERS

Road, Singapore

National MotoIis—250, Batu Road; Federated Engineering Co. — 246,

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Lumpur

Straits Fonghin & Co.—64, Wallich Street;

Road; Motor

Teleph. Garage—41,

5944; CableOrchard

Ad: Teleph. 7557; Cable Ad: Seeben-

tStramoto, Singapore gong, Singapore

F. A. Jones

Hoe Boon Leong—-60, Selegie Street;

Thornycroft (Singapore) Ltd. — Teleph 3633; Cable Ad: Hoeboon-

Tank Road; Teleph. 5001; Cable leong, Singapore

Ad: Thornycroft, Singapore; Codes:

Bentley and Lombard International Engineering Co., Inc.

Herton M. Brown —Cable Ad: Gysom, Bangkok, Siam

United Motor Works, Ltd.—137, Or- United Engineers Limited — River

chard Road; Teleph. 7142; Cable Yalley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Ad : Yeesoh, Singapore Singapore; and 87, Bishop Street,

Teleph. 731, Penang; and 1, River

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard and Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca; and

Road; Cable Ad: Wearne, Singa- PerakLahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh,

pore; and 14, Anson Road; Teleph.

258, Penang; and Gopeng Road, Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

Ipoh, Perak; and Robertson Road;

Teleph. 2295; Kuala Lumpur, Se- Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359;

langor Cable Ad: Loco, Penang

ENGINEERING SECTION FOR THE PHILIPPINES

CIVIL—CONSULTING-CONTRACTING B173

THE PHILIPPINES

CIVIL ENGINEERS HonoiuSii Iron Works Co. Se-

cond Street, Port Area; Teleph.

Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of 23213, Manila

Manila—-71, M. de la Industria, Marsman & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,

San Nioolas; Teleph. 22051; P.O. Manila

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MACAO

P] ^ Ou-mun jsl| Ma-kau

Macao is on

E. longitude, situated

a rockyin peninsula,

22 deg. 11. renowned,

min. 30 sec.long N. latitude,

before theandPortuguese

113 deg. 32settled

min. 30onsec.it,

for its safe harbour for junks and small vessels. The Portuguese, who had already

settled on the island of Lampacao, and frequented for trading purposes Chin-chew,

Liampo, Tamao, andwere

missionary, San-choan (St. John’s Island, where

MacaoFrancis

in 1557.Xavier, the after

celebrated

arrival in thisdied), conceded

part of the world, the the

Viceroyuse ofofCanton, powerless Shortly

himself their

to perform

the task, offered to present the barren peninsula to the Portuguese if they should

succeed in subduing theand,notorious hispirate,

forceShan-si-lau, whoandstyled himself “ Kingandof

|;I the islands

lorchas, leviedof Canton”

tribute as far with

as the mouth ofof 12,000

the men

to blockade the port of Canton. The Portuguese manned and armed a fewso vessels

Yangtsze and 100even

armed

went junksfar as

I; and succeeded in raising the blockade of Canton and clearing the seas. The town

li of Macao soon afterwards began to rise, and during the seventeenth and eighteenth

I'I? contributing

centuries trade nourished there, the difficulty of residence at Canton greatly

|! establishmentstowards in Macao.it. The East India Company and the Dutch Company had

1 The Portuguese paid the mandarin of Heungshan a rental of 500 Taels a year for

1ft the occupation

rental any longer,of andMacao until drove

forcibly Governor Ferreira

put the Chinese do Custom-house,

Amaral in 1848and refused

withtoitpayevery

the

|j vestige of Chinese authority. This bold stroke cost him his life on 22nd August, 1849,

I for he was waylaid and barbarously murdered near the Barrier of Porta do Cerco, and

ft his headon was

attack Macaotaken.

by theto Canton.

mandarin’sThis troopspolitical

who were assassination

repulsed synchronised with an

by Amaral’s doughty

ft lieutenant Mesquita. Eventually the sovereignty of Portugal over Macao was formally

ft recognised by China in the Treaty signed with Portugal in 1887.

J'ft; to arrange

In November,

with the 1901,Chinese

an Envoy Extraordinary

Government for aarrived from Portugal,

delimitation his missionofbeing

of the boundary the

ft Colony. The line of demarcation submitted by the Envoy included certain islands

| which the Chinese Government refused to acknowledge as being part of the

ftj|! aPortuguese

concessioncolony,

for aandrailway

the Envoy, while not

from Macao successful The

to Canton. in gaining

convention, this point, secured

however, did

||j tonotthemeet Eastwithagainthein approval

1904. InofNovemberthe Cdrtesa new at Lisbon,

agreementand was Senhor Brancowithcame

arranged the

|I satisfactory,

Chinese Government, but the Government at Lisbon regarded

and refused ratification. In accordance with the Treaty of 1887 the the terms as far from

ft Govermnents of China and Portugal in 1909 appointed Commissioners to delimitate the

[Jif boundaries

to half theofterritory

Macao andclaimed,

its Dependencies, but China would

and the Portuguese not admitinterrupted

Commissioner Portugal’s titlethe

||ft negotiations

the dispute to The Hague Arbitration Tribunal. China definitely refused referring

after they had been in progress nearly four months and proposed to agree

to

ft this, and so the position remains as it has always been. In 1910 the Portuguese

IHi authorities

of a piraticalasserted their had

horde which jurisdiction

terrorisedoverthethewholeisland of Colowan by clearing the place

delta.

ft The colony is separated from the large island of Heung-shan by an arch, built in

Itft the year 1870,features

topographical at the ofendMacaoof thearenarrow, connecting

two principal rangessandy

of hills,isthmus.

one running Thefrom

principal

south

l||| t the

to north, the other leans

from uponeast tothewest which may be considered astheforming an angle,

j ward, called Ca

base of which river or anchoring place. On lofty mount and

westwardaiswide

|| entering Lillau,semi-circular

on the top bay, of whichcalledstands

PraiatheGrande,

hermitage

whichoffaces Na. Sra. da Penha;

the east, on the

JB176 MACAO

Seen from the roads or from any of the and

right hand stands the fort San Francisco; fortsoncrowning

the left, that of N. Sra.lowdehills,

the several Bom Macao

Parto.

is extremely picturesque. The public and private buildings are gaily painted and the

streets are kept very clean.

Camoes, In theoncetownthethere

resortareofseveral places ofPortuguese

the celebrated interest. poetTheCamoes,

Gardensareand Grotto

worth seeing,of

as, also, are the noble facade of the ancient Jesuit church which used to form a part of

the

crusadingcollegeardour

of Sanof Paulo, burnt inin1835,

the Portuguese and the

all their Avenida

voyages Vasco dainGama.

of discovery the EastTheis

evidenced at Macao by the large number of Churches which still exist. The Cathedral

ischurches

a largeare plainstucco

structure having no architectural pretensions,

edifices, simple without and unassuming within. and the various parish

Owing to its being open to the south-west breezes

prevailing, Macao has become a frequent retreat for invalids and business men fromand to the quietude always

Hongkong and other neighbouring ports and there are several good modern hotels.

After the cession of Hongkong to the British, the trade of Macao declined rapidly

and the coolie traffic subsequently developed there gave it a certain notoriety. This

traffic, pregnant

principal article ofwith abuses,

export, wasasabolished

as well in 1874.

fire-crackers, Fish,andfresh

tobacco and preserved,

preserves. Essentialisoils,

the

tea and matting are also exported to some extent. Brick and cement works, and

other factories have been established. The commercial activity of the place, however,

as far as the Portuguese are concerned, is a thing of the past.

preparedAs theforharbour has long but

its improvement, shown

untilsigns

recently of silting

little hasup,beenvarious

done. projects haveplan

A detailed beenof

apigeon-holed

very big scheme was prepared 30 years ago by Senhor Adolpho

by the home Government. The matter was raised again, however, some Loureiro, but was

10 or 12 years later, and another expert engineer, Senhor Gastello Branco, was sent

to Macao to make investigations. He made a few amendations to the original plan, but

his report suffered the same fate as its predecessor. Then came the great constitutional

change

and theinneed Portugal with the

of harbour promise ofwas

improvement a greater

pressedmeasure

again, ofwithautonomy

the resultforthat

the Colonies,

Admiral

Hugo

Lourenqo de Lacerda,

Marques,whowashadsent planned

out toandmakesuperintended

a report. the Heimportant harbourimportant

has introduced works at

modifications in the original scheme. Whereas the earlier schemes contemplated only

the improvement of the inner harbour, Admiral Lacerda’s scheme, while embracing this,

provides, as its main feature, for the creation of a harbour for large vessels in front

oftiontheof city. The work fleet

the considerable for making

of j unksthewhich

innertrade

harbour

between better

Macao fitted

andfor the accommoda-

neighbouring ports

and engaged in the importantfishing industry is now in a very advanced state of progress.

There have been extensive reclamations, and some substantial

tion. By means of a Deauville railway running across the neck of the peninsula, sea-walls are nowthe in posi-

mud

excavated from the inner harbour was dumped on the other side near the Barrier. The

main feature of the outer harbour works is a protected anchorage

drawing up to 23 feet, and a long deep-water channel of approach, giving a depth of 14 ft.to accommodate vessels

atin the

low reclamations

tides and 23 ft.of atthehighOuter

tides.Harbour

Owing,ithowever,

has not tobeen the possible

nature ofto the

buildmudonusedthe

extensive

Portuguese tract of land, taking

Government, but a overHongkong

the syndicate

entire has made

reclamations for a proposal to The

development. the

scheme has been submitted to Lisbon for approval, and there are hopes that the Central

Government will not oppose it.

in ofAnother reclamation

a large part of the oldscheme has in theBay,meanwhile

Praia Grande been for

as the means commenced

the linkingby the

of thefilling

old

town with the reclamations of the Outer Harbour. It is being carried out by a Macao

Chinese syndicate.

waterThehave needall for

beengood drinking

obtained fromwater

Lappahas Island

long been andfelt,

fromforwells

the Colony’s

within thesupplies

Colony,of

and latterly in very small quantities from a reservoir constructed at Guia Hill. A

concession has been granted by the Municipal Council for the supply of portable water.

Expert engineers were invited to draw up a comprehensive scheme, and the works

colonyputwillin behand

were in November,

supplied 1.932. Upon

with an abundance completion of the Company’s scheme the

of water.

MACAO .B177

The opened

country new Macao-Shekki

up by the new motorhighway

road, started in 1928 hasone,been

is an interesting and completed.

is likely to beTheof

great commercial value.

The installation of automatic telephones was inaugurated in December, 1929.

The Hongkong,

maintain a regularCanton

serviceand between

Macao Steamboat

Macao and Company and a Chinese

Hongkong Company

and there is a

regular service also between Macao and Canton. The distance from

kong is 40| miles, and to Canton 88 miles. Macao is connected with HongkongMacao to Hong-by

telegraph and wireless. The population of Macao, with its dependencies of Taipa and

Colowan, is, according to the Census taken in 1927, Chinese, 152,738; non-Chinese,

mostly of Portuguese extraction, 4,437—a total of 157,175. Macao is garrisoned with

Portuguese troops.

DIRECTORY

If # PI Oumnntocch-u

Governador da Colonia—Dr. Artur Tamagnini de Souza Barbosa

Ajudante de Campo, Capitao Alberto Ferreira Macedo Pinto

Reparticao do Gabinete

Chefe da Reparticao do Gabinete—Tenente Coronel JoelHenrigue Gomes Vieira

Em. Commissao

Chefe de Seccao dos Services de Administracao Civil—Paulino Antonio da Silva

Aspirante dos Services de Administracao Civil—Raul Bartolomeu do Rosario

Palacio do Governo

Fiel do Palacio—Joaquim da Silva Ferraz

GOVERNO DE MACAU Vogais—

Conselho do Governo Todos os engenheiros ao servigo da

Presidente—Sua Exa. o Goverhador' Colbnia, incluindo os Hidrbgrafos

Vogais— O Delegado do Procurador da Republica

Capitao dos Porto O olicial mais graduado, do Ex^rcito ou

Delegadodosdo Procurador Armada, em servigo na Colbnia

Chefe Services deda Republica

Fazenda O Sub-chefe dos Servigos de Fazenda

O Chefe dos Servigos de Saude e Higiene

Chefe

Civil dos Services de Administracao O Chefe do Estado Maior das Forgas do

Dr. Americo A. Pacheco Jorge Exercito

Leong Han liin Secretario — O Tecnica

Reparticao oticial das

de Obras

la classe da

Publicas

Dr. Gustavo

Dr. Adolfo Adroaldo Jorge

Nolascd da Silva

Conselho de ADMiNisTRAgio das Obras REPARTigio Tecnica

Engenheiro Directordas ObrasRodrigues

— Jose Publicas

Publicas de Macau Moutinho

Presidente — Sua Exa. o Goverrtador

Vogais Engenheiro-adjunto—Joao Meira Rebelo

O Chefe dos Servigos das Obras Piiblicas, Valente de Carvalho

Servifos Teen icos

O Administrador-Delegado

Capitao dos Portos , la Sec$ao—Edijicios Publicos e

O Chefe dos Servigos de Saude e Higi^ne Monument o&

O Presidente do Leal Senado da Camara Chefe, condutor de la classe—Rafael

Secretario--0 oficial de la classe da G. B. Borges

Repartigao Tecnioa das Obras Publicas Auxiliar Tecnico—Antbnio G. Dias

Conselho Tecnico de Obkas Publicas Apontadores de 2a classe—Alberto B. P.

Presidente — Sua Exa. o Goverhador dos Santos e Alfredo A. d’Almeida

Vice-presidente—O Engenheiro

Servigos das Obras PublicasChefe dos Fiscais—Francisco Xavier, Alfredo R.

da Silva e Porfirio de Souza

Bl78 MACAO

2a Seefdo— Viapdo, Saneamento, Jardins Servigos de Seer taria e Arquivo

e Matas Chefe, 0 oficial de la classe —Luiz A.

Chefe, Apontador

H. M. de Carvalho de la classe—Jose Nogueira

Amanuense de la classe—Joao Baptista

Apontador de la classe—Simao A. do E. (destacado nos Servigos

sura, Cadastro Predial dee Planta

Agrimen-

da

S. Dias cidade)

Apontador de 2a classe—Armando F. X. Amanuenses de 2a classe — Joao M.

de Souza Franco e Alfredo F. da Silva (desta-

Chefes Can toneiros—Jose Gracias Leon- cado na 6a Seccao-Obras Particulares

ardo Brandao e Jose F. Lopes (desta- e Municipals)

cado na la Sec^ao) Amanuense-arquivista—Artur A. Brito

8a Sec$ao—Obras Maritimas

Chefe, Auxiliar Tecnico—Mario A. T. Ajudante do arquivista—Luiz F. Gomes

(destacado nos Services de Armazens)

Borges Dactilografas—Bernardete

Apontadores Silva, Floriza M. Lopes M.e Jose B. daF.

V. de Barrosdee Sant’Ana

2a classe—Estanislau

L. deNoronha Guerreiro (destacado nos Servigos de

Secgdo—Ef tudo ■ Hidrografo- <■ Bali Continuo—Temotio

Contabilidade e estatistica)

do Rosario

Sagens

Chefe, Auxiliar Tecnico — Alberto B. Servigo • de Contabilidade e Estatistica

Marqal Chefe-contabilista—Jose C. A. Several

Encarregados Bernards — Agostinho Sub-chefe (oficial de 2a classe)—Carlos

Pedro e Vicente

Desenhador—Luiz D. Ley Ferreira Emilio Gracias

Ajudante de Contabilidade—Placido T.

5a Secpdo—Dragagens e Material Flutuante Carion

Chefe—Carlos J. Pinto Amanuense (ajudante do pagador)—

Capitao da Draga “ Macau”—Francisco Antbnio dos S. Valbom

de P. Ferreira Amanuenses — Maria R. Nogueira e

Auxiliar de Dragagens de la classe— Oscar Marques(destacado na R. T. do

Vago Exp. Sinico)

6a Secgdo—Obras Particulares e Municipals Corpo de Salvagdo Publica

Chefe, Condutor de 2a classe - David F. Comandante — Capitao Carlos de S.

de Vilhena Gorgulho

Encarregado de expediente, amanuense Medico—Alexandre G. dos Santos

de 2a classe—Alfredo F. da Silva

Fiscais—Silvio

Noronha, Victor S. S.M.Siqueira,

Batalha,Alvaro O- Chefe

Manuel

de divis ao—Tenente Rodrigo

B. G. Pinto

Guerreiro e Antdnio B. Ferreira Chefe de Zona—Ciriaco M. Marcal

7a Sec$do—Desenho Escriturario—Francisco X. de Sequeira

Bombeiros de la classe—Manuel Lopes,

Chefe, Desenhador—Ernesto D. Freire Alberto M. de Silva, Rafael Castilho,

Desenhadores Manuel Pichel e Manuel D. Pinha

e Antbnio Leide 2a classe—Jose Chan Bombeiros de 2a classe -Joao L. Carion,

8a SeccAo—Trans'portes Saint ClairNapoleao

Rodrigues, Z. de daSouza,

G. de Manuel

Assis e

Chefe, Condutor de 2a classe—David F.

de Vilhena Romeu Xavier

Servico ■ de Agrimensura, Cadastro Predial Bombeiros Silva, Francisco de B. Antbnio,E.Ber-

de 3a classe—Romao da

e Planta da Cidade nardino A. Nunes, Luiz A. da Rocha,

Chefe, Desenhador—Ernesto D. Freire Alberto F. M. Lopes, Gilberto A. de

Apontador de la classe — Angelo M. Assis, Feronimo E. Ozorio, Alvaro

Carvalhosa Cezar da Cruz e Joao Jorge

Amanuense de

Topografos—Jacinto la classe—Joao

A. R. Baptista

Rodrigues e

Reinaldo R. da Rosa Conselho Inspector de iNSTRuglo

Medidor—Lam-Peng-Quan Publica

Servifos de Armazens Presidente- Sua Exa. o Governador da

Chefe—Carlos J. Pinto Colbnia, Dr. Artur Tamagnini de Souza

Sub-chefe—Jos^ Barbosa

Fiel—Jos6 M. J. A. dosFerreira

Santos Vice-presidente—Inspector de Instrucao

Ajudante do Arquivista—Luiz F. Gomes Publica, Dr. Carlos Sampaio

MACAO B179

Yogais— Official—Raul da Rocha Xavier

Reitor do Liceu—Dr. Jose Ferreira de Aspirantes—Josb Maria Simao Rodrigues,

Castro Manuel de Magalhaes, Jose Maria

Presidente Borges e Jaime Eurico Osorio do Amaral

Botelho dadoCostaLealMartins

Senado—Luciano Chefe de Seccao, em servic>ao na Repar-

Chefe dos Services de Saiide e Higiene tiQao

Silva do Gabinete—Paulino Antbnio da

—Dr. Guilherme de Brito Chaves

Presidente da Junta de Inspeccao das Oficial tiQao doInterino, em serviyo

Gabinete—Raiil na Repar-

Bartolomeu do

Escolas

Silva Chinesas—Antonio Maria da Rosario

Professor Primario—Francisco Ernesto Porteiro—Carlos Maria de Oliveira

Palmeira de Carvalho e Rego Contlnuo—Julio Felix Boiol

Representante

Portugues nodasExtreme

Escolas Oriente—Pe.

do Padroado

Raul Camacho % ® m lec mu chii

Presidente da Associate Promotora da Reparticao dos Correios e Telegrafos

da Colonia de Macau—

Instru§ao dos Macaenses—Dr. Luiz Chefe da RepartiQao—L. B. da C. Martins

Gonzaga Nolasco da Silva Secretaria

Secretario — Dr. Adeline Barbosa da

Concei

Tribunal Administrativo lo. oficial—Jose Chaves

2o. oficial—Sebastiao

Fiel-pagador—J CarlosdadeRosa

ose Aleixo Jesus

Presidente—Dr. Juiz de Direito, Antbnio 3o. oficial—Julio Antonio de Assis

Augusto de Miranda Fiel de Deposit©—Luis Pedro Gois

Vogais— Aspirantes- Firmino Conceigao Machado,

Dr. Carlos Sampaio de Mendonca, Cornelio Jose Gracias e

Dr. D. Joao de Vila

Dr. Mario Soares Lelis Franca Frederico Lisbelo Nogueira

Secretario—D. Joao Carlos da Costa de Telefonistas de la classe—M. A. dos

Remedies edaM.2aC classe—E.

dos Remedios

Souza de Macedo

Amanuense—Carlos Vicente de Barros Telefonistas A. Colaco,

H flfc M H §8 Aspirante Auxiliar de elaPedro

E. M L. d’Almeida J. Ferreira

classe—J. M. do

On mun ts’oi ching 'ing C. Marcal Letrado — Artur Acacio

Amanuense

Repartjcao Central dos Serviqos de Desenhador—Lourenco

Antunes Liu

Fazenda da Colonia de Macau Alunos Subsidiados—J ose Teodoro Boyol

Director—Yago e A. M. de Carvalho

Sub-director—Antonio Augusto de Vas- Praticante—A. M dos Remedios

los.concelos Raposo Jose Martins Yago Auxiliar da Fiscalizacao das Industrias

Oficials—Luis

2os.Gomes,

OficiaisAngelo

— AdolfoA. Maria Tarroso Electricas—M.

F. Rodrigues, E. Santo

da E. Couto e Celeste do

Francisco X. Antunes, A. A. Angelo e Estagao Central dos Correios

3os.R. Oficials—Miguel

X. Ferreira Clemente Cordeiro, Chefe 2o. oficial — Fernando

Palmeira de Carvalho e Rego. Ernesto

Numa L. Marques, H. A. S. Pinentel e 3o. oficial—Joao Batista Hui

E. A. F. de Beca Aspirantes—Matias

Nogueira, Maria Stela Horacio

H6, da Rocha,Rold&o

Luis

Silva Possollo de Sousa, Pompilio Maximo da

Porteiro—Jose Maria da Costa Silva Pedruco e Raquel Maria Drumond

Continues Estacdo Telegrdtica

Rodrigues— Chek Issuf e Joao Filipe Chefe 2o. oficial—Joaquim Pereira Estrela

de Oliveira

Aspirante—Evaristo Martins de Carvalho

mm & Man cheng teng

Reparticao Central dos Serviqos de Telefonista de 2a classe—A. M. Dias

Aspirante Auxiliar de la classe—Antonio

Admin istraqIo Lau

Civil

Chefe de Services—Dr. Carlos Sampaio Aspirantes Lopes, Auxiliares de 2a classe—

Chefe de Sec^ao—Antonio Joao Teles Simplicio Estorninho,

Jorge Alberto Alves

Brigida Batalha de Car-

Pereira de Vesconcelos valho e Mario Guterres Gomes

B180 MACAO

Praticante—Meinardo Frutuoso da Silva /U H # §1 Wl' Mou Ohiin Li Kolc

Pedruco

Aluno subsidiado—Antonio • Machado de REPAETiglo v,Tecnica

Mendon^a . Sin ico

do Expediente

2o. Distribuidor—Egas Monis de Assis Chefe da RepartRao—Antonio Maria da

Silva

Estocao Central Telefonica Automatica Sub-chefe da Reparticao—Abilio Maria

da Silva Basto

Encarregado—Aspirante auxiliar de la Interpretes-tradutores de la. classe—

classe-^Gastao Jose Demee

Aspirant.es Auxiliares de 2a classe— Antonio Gracias Ferreira Batalha e Vicente Jos^

Laertes L. da Costa

Guarda-lios—Jose Maria Feliciano Gomes Interpretestradutores

Mario Horacio

de 2a. classe—

GraciasGeral

(em comissao de

e Luis Filipe Gracias serviyo no Consulado de Portugal

Caixa Economica Postal em Cantao), Raul Augusto Nunes e

(Comissao Administrativa) Anotnio Her9ulano de Mello

Presidente—O Aluno-interprete.

—Ignacio adido—Joas JoseVicente

Lopes

Republica Delegado do Procurador da Linguas Jose Fernandes,

Maria Baptista,

Yogais—O Chefe da Repartic^ao Tecnica Carlos

dosCorreioseTelegrafoseoSub Director Maria de Sequeira (em Comissaoe

Evaristo Baptista

dos Services de Fazenda e Contabilidade de service no corumissariado

Shu de Policia)

Secretario — O Gerente da Caixa Letrado Pequinense—Ho

Letrado Cantonense —Chii Bui Chi

Economica Postal Amanuenses

Gerente lo. oficial—Americo Valente ; Chong Sio Chineses- Wong

Herig e Ch’in SengPong

Chan Ngon,

Tesoureiro—O Fiel pagador—Jose Aleixo

da Rosa

Aspirante—Wenceslau Francisco de Paula SUPERINTENDENCIA DO CoRPO DE FlSCAIS

Municipais

Nogueira Supte.—Jose

Encarregado da Contabilidade

Maria Lourdes da Luz — Jose Fisciais de la. classe: Maximodo Januario

Maria Xavier Siqueira do

Operadores—Alberto Batalha, Avelino do Rozario e Olimpio

Santos.-Fiscais de da classe;

2a. Conceicao

Jose dos

de

Rosario, Fernando Ramalho e Jose Yaz Jesus Xavier, Alberto Francisco Lau,

Auxiliar—Leopoldina Lopes Jos^ Augusto de Jesus e Carlos

Maria de Souza.-Fiscais de 3a. classe: Jos6

Repartkjao de Fazenda Concelhia Jose Augusto

EUgenio Cabral,

Nicolau Reginaldo

Henriques Jorge,Pereira,

Arn-

de Macau aldo Lucas Sequira, e A ugusto. da Con-

Secretario—Luiz Jo«(5 Martins ceicao Fernandes,

Adjunto—Adolfo Maria Tarroso Gomes , Fiscais Auxiliares: Joao dos Santos Lopes,

Joao, Currero Braga, Francisco Con-

Recebcdor—Jose da ConceRao

Pahneira de Carvalho e Rego Ernesto ceiciio Gonsalves, Joaqnim Jose Collaco,

Aspirantes — Jose, Fernandes, Jacinto Alexandre Airosa Junior e Francisco

Xavier Azinheira, GenerosO Joao da Machado deMendonca

Silva e Manuel Peres Pinto da Silva Observatorio Meteorologico

Informadores-avaliadores

Concei^ao, — Horacio da -de Macau

Silva, e Jose Relarmino

Francisco daEustaquio da Director — Capitao-Tenente

Silva MarQal Yieira Samuel C.

Escrivaes das Execu^des Fiscals—Rafael Observer- -H. A. Hyndman

Higino da

dos Remedios Rosa e Fernando Joaquim

Secretaria da Camara

Oficial de Diligencias—Julio da Silva e Secretario—Verissimo

Americo Cordova Francisco Xavier

Escreventes Chineses — Santiago Cou e do Rozario

Domingos Hi

Escolhedores

Kei de Prata—Afoc e Lai Sio Secqao Permanente Governo

do, Conselho do

Fiscal de Liupun em Macau—Francisco Presidente—Sua

Yogais Exa.

Natos—Delegado o Governador

doServices

Procurador

Xavier dos Remedios Republica e Chefe dos de

Fiscal de Liupun da' Taipa — Jo&o Fazenda

Evangelista Tcheong Vogal Nomeado —Chefe dos Services

Fiscal de Liupun em Coloane—Vago de Administracao Civil

MACAO Bl81

® % m ft & Estanislau Carlos Lopes

Sai ieong cheng mou Man Policia Administrativa

Chefe—Carlos Jose Augusto

MariadaXavier

Silva das

Administrador doDO CoNCELHO

ADMINISTRAgiO Concelho —DE Tenente

MaCAU Sub-chefe

Cores

— Fernando

Coronel

Castro Arezde Infantaria, Alberto de Policia de Investigacao Criminal

Secretario—Angelo da Concei^ao do Chefe (provisbrio)—Carlos Maria de Se-

Rosario queira

Aspirante—Estanislau Carlos Lopes Sub-chefes—Alvaro Augusto Xavier da

Luz e Leong Mao

CORPO DA PoLICIA DE SEGURANCA Amanuense chines—Chang Chong Hang

Publica de Macau P! ® i? &

Comandante—Capitao

los de Sousa Gorgulhode Artilharia, Car- On ch’at sze nga mun

Oficiais Subalternos—Tenente de Infan- Tribunal Judicial

taria Rodrigo Brandao Guedes Pinto; Juizo de Direito daComarca de Macau

Tenente de Artilharia, Julio Manuel Juiz de Direito—Dr. Antbnio Augusto de

Montalvao e Silva; Alferes reformado, Miranda

Carlos Exposto Delegado de Procurador da Rpublica—Dr.

Chefes de Esquad ra—Chefe Jose Maria Mario Soares Lelis

Estevam; 2\ sargento, Mario Pereira de Contador-Distribuidor—Joaquim Evaristo

Sousasargento,

2°. Ferreira;Alfredo

2°. sargento, JoseMartins;

da Silva Coelho; Lopes

2". sargento, Fausto Afonso Branco Escrivdes—

Secretaria E Arquivo 1° Oficio—Joao da Silva

Encarregado — 0 oficial subalterno da 2° Oficio—Artur Maria da Silva Ramos

Policia de Seguranc >, Alferes reformado, Oficial de Diliyencias

Rodrigues, Teodorico —Julio

Jo&oXavier

da Cruz

dos

Carlos Exposto Santos, Joao Crisustomo do Espirito

Amanuenses—Chefe

Victor Hugo, Chefe dede Equadra,

Esquadra,Firmino

Jaym Santo

Avelino da Rosa Ml It ^ DO ReGISTO

Tang KiPREDIAL

Kok

Enscrevente—Euclides da Conceicao Rod- CONSERVATORIA

rigues Viana Conservador—Dr. Jose Alves Ferreira

Conselfio Administrativo

Presidente—O

Seguranga Publica Comandante da Policia de Almoxarifado de Fazenda

Vogal- 0 oficial subalterno da Policia de Almoxarife—L. J. Sales

■Segura ca Puhlica, Tenente Rodrigo Imprensa Nacional

Brandao Guedes Pinto Director—Alex, de Noronha

Tesoureiro—0

de Segurancaoficial subqlterno

Publica, da Policia

Tenente Julio

Manuel Montalvao e Silva Delegacia Maritima das Ilhas

Secretario—2 . sargento, Carlos Jose Vieira Delegado—Capitao

Alves Teixeira Reformado Antonio

de Azevedo Escrivado

Amanuenses—Sub-chefe, Antonio Anacleto

Amantej InfantariadaJose

Delegacia—2o sargento de

dos Santos Maneiras

dos Santos;*SW>-cAe/e, Antonio

Sub-chefe,' Marques

Adriano dos Encarregado da Escrituracao em Coloane

—Aspirante do Quadro Administrativo,

Santos Cravo Jose Maria de Abelard Borges

fieccaa Fiscal

Chefes

Maria—Chefe

da Rosa,de Chefe

Esquadra, EstevaoPaulo

de Esquadra, Jose

Pedro ® ^ rtf E #

AdministracIo do Concelho das Ilhas

Administracao do Concelho e CoMiss-e Administrador - Capitao Reformado,

ariado de Policia de Macau Antonio Alves Teixeira

Administrador do Concelho e Commi-sdrio Chefe do Posto Administrativo

e Secretario—Constancio Jose da Taipa

Gracias

de Policia —Tenente Coronel de I nfan- Chefe do Posto

taria, Alberto de Castro Arez

Secretdrio—Angelo da Conceigao do —Jose MariaAdministrativo de Coloane

de Abelard Borges

Oficial de Diligencias—Jose Francisco de

Rosario Assis

B182 MACAO

Qitartel General Oficinas Nava is

Chefe do Estado Maior e da la Reparticao, Dir. das Maq.

Oficinas

Nav.Navais — lo. Abrantes

Tenente

interino—Major de Infantaria, Alberto Eng.Pereira

Virgilio

de Castro Arez

Adjunto—Tenente de Artilharia, Antonio Contabilista—Jose de Senna Fernandes

Pedrodada2a Costa

Chefe Reparticao—Capitao do Ser- Bispo—D.Governo Ecclesiastico

vice de Administracao

Libanio Fernandes Gomes Militar, Antbnio Secretario J. dada Costa Nunes

Camara Ecclesiastica—

Adjunto- Tenente do Extinto Q.P.F.C., Conego J. M. T, da Luz

Horacio dos Reis Gonsalves de Carvalho

Adjunto,

AntbnioInterino

de Almeida - Alferes Reformado, ^ ^ Tai t ong

Se (Jathedral

Cura—Conego Raul Camacho

CoMPANHIA DE MeTRALHADORAS Sacristao—Jose Lau

Comandante — Capitao de Infantaria ^ fa S Fung son tong

Carlos da Silva

Subalternos Carvalhode Infantaria,

— Tenente

Manuel Maria Ramos Lopes; Alferes de Igreja de S. Lourenco

Paroco—Pe.

infantaria, Alvaro Marques de Andrade Sacristao—Luiz Manuel Teixeira

Salgado, Fernando Homen da Costa Ho

COMPANHIA DE ARTILHARIA *1 3E & Fa vong ton.;

Comandante—Capitao Antonio Marques Paroco—Pe. Igreja de Stq. Antonio

da Costa J. A. A. Monteiro

Subalternos—Tenentes Bento de Brito do Sacristao—Jose Alon

Rio

Lopes,Abreau, Victor Manual

Jose Monteiro de SousaSaraiva

Leitao, §g H gf: Seng mil tong many ink

Alberto Coriolano Miranda da Costa e Paroco—Conego Igreja de S. Lazaro

Ivo Guedes da Silva Sacristao—TomasDomingosYeong Yim

CAPITANIA DOS PORTOS DE MaCAU Prof, da

Yu-Knan Escola Mong Tak- -Pedro Lam-

Capitao dos Portos—Cap-tenente, Samuel

da Concei<;ao Vieira ^ -a ft! $i

Adjunto—1.°

Real tenente, Manuel Beja Corte Md koc plao toi siu tong

Escrivao hit'—Alberto Capella do S. Tiaco da Barra

1. ° Bontein Amanuenseda Rosa

int0—Fernando

Encarregado—Pe.

Gomes Manuel Teixeira

Eusebio

2.

Borges

° Amanuense int'—Amadeu M ']' !% A H iiu nsiu Hn9

Marques

8.°Variz Capella do Hospital de S. Raphael

Amanuense int°—Manuel Eduardo Encarregado—Conego J. C. do Rosario

Secrao de Contabilidculi & M fti Lung sung tong

Chefe—2° tenente da Adm. Naval, Jose Igreja de Sto. Agostinho

Peixoto Lima

Adjunto—Francisco dos Remedies Capelao—Rev. A. Barretto

Oficinas Nanais

Director—1° tenente engenheiro ma- Igreja de do Nossa Senhora do Monte

Carmo—Taipa

quinista naval, Virgilio Loper Correia

Contabilista—Jose de Senna Fernandes O Paroco-Missionario—Pe.

Igreja de S. Domingos L. Mahn

Lancha-Canhoneira “Macau” Capelao—Conego J. M. T. da Luz

Comandante—1° tenente Albano

rigues Oliveira, engenheiro hidrografoRod-

Centro da A via^do Naval de Macau fj| iH $3 ^ho hoc ngui soe

Comandante—1° tenente piloto aviadoP, Escola Prim aria Municipal

2 Antonio

tenente Gomes

piloto Namorado “Pedro Nolosco da Silva”

aviador, Jose Casamiro Director—Francisco

Alcobia de Freitas Riberiro Ernesto Palmeira de

Carvalho e Rego

MACAU B183

A3SOCIAQAO PrOMOTORA DA iNSTRTJCglo vt m it m t.

DOS Macaenses Hospital de S. Rafael

Presidente—Dr. Luiz Nolasco A Cargo da Santa Casa da Misericordia

Tesoureiro—PedroHagatong

Secretario—F.X. Angelo Mordomo—Januario

de Macau

d’Aimeida

Yogais—Edmundo de S. Fernandes, Dr. Director Clinico—Dr. J. Vargas Moniz

Cassiano da Fonseca,

Jr, F. X. A. da Silva Delfinno Ribeiro, Cura—Rev. Pe. Raul Camacho

Fiel— Guilhermina dos Remedios Gut-

is st « ff e 3 ierrez

8dm pd tsai sau to uen VM. £ A m * M

Seminario de Sao Jose / ta li cheng nu iun

Reitor—Rev. A.P. Dias Casa de Beneficencia, Azylo de

Ecdnome—Rev. A. Barreto Santa Infancia e Mongha

Director Espiritual—Rev. A. M. Alves

Prefeito da Disciplina—Rev. P. Narcisco Superior—Madre Carolina Barros

A. de Campos

Prefeito dos Estudos—Rev. A. J. Rocha Agencia Mercantil Economica, Ltd.,

Sporting Goods, Musical Instruments,

k * £ m m if m etc. — 1h and li, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Ciatilica

Lo sa li ma nu sui un

COLLEGIO DE SANTA RoZA DE LlMA Agencia Tecnica E Comercial, Ltda.,

Comissao Directora Plumbers and Dealers in Sanitary

Pres.—D. J. da Costa Nunes, Bispo de Material and Building Supplies—P. O.

Box 84; Cable Ad: Atcolda

Macau

Secretario—R. J. M. T. da Luz

Yogais—Dr. Jose C. Soares, Pedro Jose Assumpcao, J. C. P. de, Advocate—2c,

Lobo e Artur Tristao Borges Rua Central; Teleph 89; Cable Ad:

Jocorpadas

Liceu Nacional de Luiz de Camoes “Auto Palace,” The, Automobile Dealers,

Reitor—Dr. Jose Ferreira de Castro Motor Tyres

Vice-reitor—Dr. A. dos Santos Deniz

Secretario—Prof. F. de Lara Reis Avenida Almeidaand Accessories — 1c,

Ribeiro

O. C. Moosa, proprietor

Escola Comercial “Pedro Nolasco ” Bachoo, C. M, Silk

(Maintained by Macaenses).

Instrucao dos Associacao Promotora da 45-47, Rua Central

Estabd. 1871

(No. 4, Calgada do Gamboa);Teleph. 2240

School for European and Tai sdi gong hoi ngoi fan cuck ngan h6ng

Chinese Youths Banco Nacional Ultramarino — En-

(5, Pateo de Palha) dereco Telegraphico: Colonial

Director—M. M. F. d’Asois G. Gutterres VascoPedro Freire Themudo de Vera, manager

Ed. de Jos4

SenaPereira, accountant

Fernandes, cashier

n& mm

Kun li ioc ing tdong mat ip kung hui Basto, Julio Alberto,General Merchant

Santa Casa da Misericordia and Manufacturers’

“ A. Cabana,” Representative—

Provedor—1°

Mesa Directdra

Tenente Manuel B. C. Real quita, 56 e 58 ;Avenida

Teleph. Coronel

601 ; P.O. Mes-

Box

Secretario—Paulino A da Silva 24; Cable Ad: Jotaabe

Tesoureiro—Mario C. B. Pereira * jg fB) m

Adjuntos—Pedro

A. de Almedia N. da Silva e Januario

Advogado—Dr. L. G. Nolasco da Silva Bureau de Informa9oes

(Information & Publicitye Puclicidade

Bureau)—

Escriturario—E. L. da Silva Avenida Almeida Ribeiro No. 106;

Adjudante d’Escriturario—F.

Amanuense—A. A. da Rosa de P. Barros Cable Ad: Simodias

Cobrador-Continuo—A. F. Nantes Boa Vista Hotel—Cable Ad: Boavista

B184 MACAO

Braga, J. M., Press Correspondent and Acting Assistant Tide Surveyor- P.

News Agent—6, Rua de St. Antonioi; Lee Officers—M’. H. P. Weston, Hsu

Cable Ad: Braga Boat

Chen Ning Lin, F. S. Jump, Kuo

Chien Hsun and Chan Chao Mou

Tn< pou kaap mon sin tin iaohaan kung sze Examiners—A.

Ip Lai Chuen,A.Chan SimOes,Chiu

Linand

Lai P.Twan,

Wu

Cable & Wireless, Ltd. (with which is Chinese Maritime Customs {Chung

associated The Eastern Extension, Shan Port)

Australia & China Telegraph Co., Ltd.) Commissioner—H. W. Bradley

-Macao Branch:

Teleph. 609; Cable Post Ad:

Office Building;

Eastern.

Head Office: Electra

Embankment, London, W.C. 2 House, Victoria Chinese Optical Co., Opticians—1e, Rua

de

6651S. Domingos; Teleph. 661; Cable Ad:

& fe M Chang pak tung Y. P. Fu, manager

Chang Pak Tung,Ruados

Merchant and Commsi- K. Y. Liang, acct.

sion Agent—5, Colonos; Teleph.

Auto. 2382; P.O. Box 16 HI JM iff§ Kong tiang po Ldu

Agencies: Club de Macau—

Heung On Insurance Co., Ld. Presidente — Pedro Jose Lobo

Batavia Sea and Fire Insce. Co., Ld. Secretario—Dr. Cassiano de Castro

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insce, Co., Ld. Fonseca

Tesoureiro—Delfino

Vogais—Carlos Jose Ribeiro,

Humberto da Silva, Jr.

Chee Cheong Bank, Banking and In- Eng. Joao C. Nolasco da Silva

surance Agents— 25, ruadosMercadores:

Teleph. Ill; Cable Ad: Cheecheong;

Codes; Bentley’s and Acme

no m j# # m * * w m Companhia das Aguas de Macau,

m x n & m % S.A.R.L. — Capital: $1,000,000—Head

China Metal Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Telephs. Office: 39-41. Rua da Praia Grande;

The, Manufacturers and Exporters tions: Green 961,' Island:

962 andTeleph.

2222; Installa-

964 and

of Electric Torch Lights—Avenida Siac Pai Van (Colowan Island); Work-

Almirante

Teleph. Larecda,

589; Bank Nos.

Cableof Ad: 65 to 79; shops: Mongha in Macao; Teleph. 963.

Head Office: CantonEverbright.

Building, Directors—A. P. Jorge, K. M. Chow,

G. L. Wong, F. J. Gellion, A. A. de

Hongkong; Teleph. 20357 Agents in Mello, Warren A. Wong, Au Yueng

Java: Geo. Wehry & Co. Agents in Man Lee, O. K. Wong and J. M.

Singapore,

ang, Medan,Batavia,

CalcuttaSourabaya,

and Bombay. Semar- Braga

Chan Ping Kau, gen. mgr. and chief Staff:

engr. J. M. Braga, general manager

H. Goon Let, mgr. (Installations

Wong

^ S PS ff ^ 1 ^ Dept.)A. Wong, engineer

Warren

Kee chong po him yan han kung sze General Office :

China Underwriters, Ltd,

and General Insurance—Head Office: Life, Fire H. V. Pinheiro, secretary

Hongkong J.Ernesto

V. Jorge, chief accountant

G. Eusebio

Agent— P. P. Angelo “Vila Angelo”; Miss M. F. do Rosario

Teleph. 749; P.O. Box 307 Chow Lan KoiWing

Chow Kwong

Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa J.Leung

R. M.Wah

Ferreira

Kwan

District)—Office:

Commissioner—H. Avehida

W. Republica

Bradley Installations :

Assistants—Ho

Chie,Hung Pao Shen,

Yuan Fu-chang and Kim Yong Se Jorge Rosario Leung Tai Shan

Lai Cheng Hung j Paulo Wong

Stores:

Tidesurveyor—C. H. Davis Carlos de Conceiijao

MACAO B185

Drawings and

J. A. Basto Plans :

J. Banares | Lucas Kwan Empresa Comercial Lusitana, (Property

Chemical Laboratory : of the Economical Trading Co., Hong

C. Y. Chue, chief chemist Kong) Import and Export Merchants

Jeronimo Osorio and

Ie andManufacturers’

If, Avenida Representatives—

Almeida Ribeiro;

Pump & Filter Station : Teleph. 821; P.O. Box 175; Cable Ad.

A. de Mello I Francisco Assis Mottoes

Joao Simoes | Yung Yan Sang J. M. d’Almeida, manager

J. A. Corderio, assistant

CONSULATES

m m m Jt * Empresa Luistana de Transportes,

Tai peh hvok ling sz kun Lda, General Transport Transhipment

Belgium—French Bank Building, 5, and Warehousing—1;

Ribeiro AvenidaOffice

(2nd Floor); Telephs. Almeida

601,

Queen’s Road Central, 2nd Floor Garage 478; P.O. Box 493; Cable Ad:

Consul-General

Straeten — Henry Yander Eltelda; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Clerk—Chu Dat Hien Julio Alberto Basto, mng. partner

t m m m m * Empresa Oriental, Curios, Porcelain and

Tai fat kuok leng sz kun Lacquer Ware—Rua Central

M.J.Almeida

Almeida

France—

Consul — F. Dupuy (Residing in

Hongkong)

t ^ ® a Wai san joh fong

't'at pun leng sz kun Farmacia SVfoderina Jorge &

Japan —

Consul General — ( Residing in Analysts andManufacturing

Co., Ltd., Chemists,

Dispensing Druggists,

Hongkong) Bacterologists — Avenida Almeida Ri-

beiro

Box 19;Nos.Cable

43, 45,

Ad:47;Moderna

Teleph. Macau

215 ; P.O.

i 0 m m m ± M. Brazao, technical dir.

Tai wo Tcmok ling sz chu F. Silva, assistant

Netherlands—57, Praia Grande F. Chan, do.

Acting Consul General—Dr. F. Dr. A. P. Jorge, manager

A. van Woerden

Consul—Henrique Nolasco da Silva Farmacia Popular, Dispensary and

Siam—Avenida Drugstore—Teleph. 739; P.O. Box 223;

Consul—B. dede Senna

Republica

Fernandes Cable Ad: Popular

H. N. Silva, proprietor and mgr.

P. de SouzaDept

Technical (Pharmaceutics)

:

Dek A Wing & Co. (1932), Ltd., Printers C. de Sousa

and Stationers—18, Avenida Almeida Andre Hui I Jose Xavier

Ribeiro Jose Castilho I Amalia Nolasco

J. F. de Senna, representante Accounting Dept.:

Directory and Chronicle of the Far F. Barros

East (China, Japan, Malaya, The

Philippines,

■ China, etc.) Dutch East Indies, Indo- Firma Rainta,Underwear's

Dealers in Socks, Scarfs,

Macao Agent: Perfumes, of European

Manufacture—29, Avenida Almeida

A. A. de Mello, 22 and 24, Pra^a Lobo Ribeiro

d’Avila

540; Cable(Praia Grande): Teleph.

Ad: Mello Firma Tantino, Commission Agent—3,

Drouar, Travessa de Misericordia; Cable Ad:

10, LargoA. S.(Macao

DominDispensary)—6, 8 and Tantino

C. M. de Souza, manager

Bl86 MACAO

^ ^ PR ^H II ^ ^ f5^ Wong Sho, managing proprietor

Lam Huen, chief accountant

Foo Yau Investment & Savings Co., Agency :

Ltd., Every Description of Invest- A. S. Watson & Co., Ld.—Aerated

ment and Savings Business Transacted. Waters and Wines (European Pro-

Loans Granted on Approved Securities prietors)

—Foo

AlmeidaYau Building No. 1-0 Avenida

Ribeiro

Loc Tin Meng and Luk Yee Yau, Hotel Riviera,Grande;

Hotel—Praia First Cable

class Ad:

up-to-date

Riviera

managers Chas. H. Cotton, manager

Garage Lusitana (Property of the

Economical

1e and Ip, Trading

Avenida Co., Hongkong)—

Almeida Ribeiro; mnm m m m

Teleph. 821 ; P.O. Box 175 ; Cable Ad: Imprensa Nacional de Macau—

Mottoes

J. M. d’Almeida, manager Secretaria — Olivia Noronha

Direcijao—Alexandre Stelca (dir.)

Lopes

J. A. Cordeiro, assistant (amanuense

Maria Marques (auxiliar Luisa

- dactilografa), de

m * escritura^ao)

Encarregados

Jose Cordeiro da Revisao—Eiigenio

e Jaime Robarts Jose

Grand Central Ballroom, First Class Oficina de Composigao—Engenio

Ballroom of Latest Designs, Every Cordeirode(chefeImpressao—Henrique

da oficina)

Night Dancing, Tea Dances, Refresh- Oficina

ments Bar and Professional Charming Castilho (chefe da oficina)

Partners—Central Hotel Building, 6th

Floor,

WongAvenida

Man Ki,Almeida

proprietorRibeiro

and mgr. # # # ^ ^

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way

International

Ching chow hung mo nai yauhan hung sz Ad: Intersavin. Saving Society—Cable

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Head Ave. Head Office: 7

Office : Hongkong Edward VII, Shanghai (Ag-

ency Controlled by Canton Branch)

Agent—Banco Nacional Uetrama-

rino, Avenue Almeida Ribeiro

Green Island Brickworks Co., Ltd., Iong Moc Tong, Knitting Manufac-

Manufacturers

Bricks—Green and Exporters of Clay turers—4-17, Travessa de Maria

P. Ko

O. Box 32 Island; Telephs. 480-10; Lucinda; Cable Ad: Mocto

7 Ho Ming, managing director

W ong Sho, gen. mgr. and chief engr. fcli # * ± ® # £

Him Yuen Yick Kee, Firecrackers— Jorge, Avenida

Adolfo, Barrister-at-Law — 50,

Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph. 876

14, Rue da Miguel Aires

Jorge & Co., Merchants, Importers and

H S- IB H if Exporters — 43-47, Avenida Almeida

Hingkee & Co., A. & P. Leong, Importers Ribeiro

and Exporters—32, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro;

A. Leong Teleph. 104;Cable

Hingkee, Ad: Hingkee

proprietor

P. Leong Hingkee, do. Kee Kan Motor Road Co., Ltd.—Shek-

Agency : ki Office : Ming Sing Pei Road; Macao

Dairy Farm, Ice

(Managing Lorchas: 2264

Telephs.(Traffic

2265

Ld., Hongkong Manager), 2226 (General Office) and:

2214 (Garage & Works); Cable Ad

Ml Hip wo cong sze Kekwanroad

Hip Wo & Co., Merchants and Commission w # * m m m,

Agents, Stores—29 and 50, Avenida

Almeida

4l, Ribeiro;

Travessa Office andTeleph.

do Paralelo Godown:

232; Larangeira, H. P., Advogado—Avenida

Cable Ad: Hipwo Almeida Ribeiro No. 1 -Q ; Telefone

No. 949

MACAO B187

Lima, M. A., Civil Engineer, Archi- Adjustment Dept. — Ho Ying

tect and Surveyor—16, Travessa da Kwong

Sto. Agostinho Chinese

Man Ki,Business

Wong KaiDept.

Yuen— Wong

Lisbon Bazaar, Silk Merchants — 8, Stores Dept. — Ismael da Silva,

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; P.O. Box 48; K. C. Chiu, L. Baptista, Ah Wah

Cable Ad: Shamdas Showroom--Miss C. Rodrigues

Lobato, Pedro, Dicencido em Direito Manufacturers pany—

Life Insurance Com

Advogado—

1-q. l.°; TelefoneAvenida

740 Almeida Ribeiro, A. Borges, agent

Loja 'A Poutuguesa,” Merchants, fj- gg' Me lo chai

Wine Dealers and Commission Mello, A. A. de,22 Merchant and

PraQaCommis-

Agents—60, Rua do Caonpoai; d’Avila (Praia Grande);24, Teleph.

sion Agent- and Lobo

540;

(. able Ad : Ferro Cable Ad: Mello

® * A ± * » A. A. de Mello

Linz Nolasco, Dr., Barrister-at-law and L. A. de Mello, signs per pro.

Notary 735Public A. H. de Mello, do.

Telepn. Cable—Ad:53, Luco

Praia Grande Miss

A. Tack O. de Mello, do.

Mrs.AuA.Sec,Jorge Cotton,

interpreter secretary Agencies:

Au-ian, typist Hongkong Daily Press

Fernando Miguel, typist Directory and Chronicle of

China, Japan, Malaya, etc.

mm w m E. & A.Fire

China Insurance

Steamship Co.,Co.,

Ld. Ld.

Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., The Hamburg-Amerika Linie

—General; Telephs.

Office: 616,2-2a800-809,

and 819,

2b, Rua H’kong, Canton & Macao S. B. Co., Ld.

Control 826, Indo-China

Nippon Yusen S. N.Kaisha

Co., Ltd.

871 and 2400 ; Cable Ad :

Power Station : Estrada da Bela Vista Electricity. Norddeutscher Lloyd

F. J. Gellion, a.m.i.e.e., mng. dir. Mello, A. A. de, Accountant and Cargo

B. de Senna Fernandes, asst. mgr.

■J. Herkoft(Power Station), engineer- Surveyor—Praca

Cable Ad:de Mello

Mello

Lobo Avila, No. 24;

in-charge A. A.

Asst. Engineers—G. F. da Silva, A.

Manturoff J. de Mello, clerk

Accounts Dept.—M. G.de Mello, do.

M. Sequeira, Chiu Ribeiro,

But Too, Mrs.

Lee Moosa & Co., O. C., Merchants, Ship-

Pak Chuen ping and Insurance Agents, Importers,

Cashier—M. A. da Silva Exporters and

Chief Shroff—Leung

Data Dept.—Carlos Pereira

Tat Chiu Auctioneers and Commission

Contractors—lc.Agents,

and

Correspondence Dept. — Antonio Id., Avenida d’Almeida Ribeiro; Cable

Pereira, Mrs. G. V. da Silva, Mrs. Ad: Khetani

F. P. da Silva O. C. Moosa, principal

Filing Dept. — Paulo Quan, Siu J. C. Moosa, do. (India)

Chung, Yu Chan

Meter Dept. — Alberto Pereira, Mrs. 7^

M. Goncalves, A. Mahomed M, ZW, MZ

Inspectors — Mario Baptista, A. Nolasco, H.,Avenida

Commission and Shipping

Mendon

Agent—20, Ribeiro;

C. Bernardo, Place,

Net Dept.—Tai Tack, S. Gomes D. Rosario Popular; Codes: A. B. C. 5thCable

223; & 6thAd:&

Installation Bentley’s

Kwong Dept. — Yung Ping Agents for:

Standard Vacuum Oil Company

Draughtsmen

Fong — A. Boyal, Lo Lau Java China Japan Lijn, N. V.

Consumers

Lam Chiu,Dept.—Antonio

Mrs. M. Machado Ribeiro, Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch

Mail

B188 MACAO

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail ?T -HiL ijst ji®

Royal Packet Navigation Co.

Orient Java Africa Line Rodrigues,

General Merchant, F. (Established 1916),.

Importer, Exporter,

Holland Oost-Azie Lijn Insurance and Shipping Agents-8 and

The Robert Dollar Co-: 10, Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Telephs.

Dollar Steamship Lines Inc., 636 and 637; P.O.Box 2; Cable Ad:

Ltd. Rodrigues; Codes: A.B.C. 5bh edn.,

American Mail Line Bentley’s, Complete Western Union, 5-

Letter

10th edn.edn.,

andLieber’s,

GueddesAcme and Scott’s

fir # * S $ Manager Fernandes

and Proprietor: Fernando de

Nolasco

porters, ifc Commission

Co., H , Importers and Ex-

Agents—20, Av. Sole Senna Rodrigues

Almeida Ribeiro; Telephs. 2418 and 738; Agent for:

Cable Ad: Popular. Branch Office: 18, Garland PetroleumU.S.A.

cisco, Calfornia, Co., Inc. S. Fran-

Ice House Street, Hongkong

Henrique Nolasco

hfenrique Nolascp, Jr. da Silva, principal Agents for:

G.JoseAzedo Union Insurance Society of Can-

Hung ton, Ltd.

Jose da Ross Companhia de Seguros Tagus 1887

Leong nou Lisboa

James Wong Llovd’s

David

Kwan Weng Mahomed C. ‘C. Wakefield & Co.. Ltd.,

“Castrol”

General Managers for: Gross Hermanos, Malaga, Spain

Wai Man Weaving

Tai Pang Knitting Factory Usines de Allondon S.A.

Cheong Meng Match Factory Companhia Agricola Commercial

dos Vinhos dos Porto (A. A.

Oriental Silk Store, Drapers, Mil Ferreira Succrs)

liners and Silks—In, Avenida Almeida Jose Dommingos Barreiro, Ltd.

Ribeiro Empreza Industrial de Conservas

Poker, Ltd.

Oriental Co., The, Importers and Ex- Industrias Portuguesas de Muni-

porters, Merchants and Commission

Agents, Importers of Optical Goods-- coes, Ltd.

23, Rua dos Mercardores; Telephs. Ill Sociedade dos Yinhos Irmaos

and 111 A; and

CableAcme.

Ad: Yuentung; Unidos

Bentley’s Branches: Codes,

Hong- Coreiro Santos & Ferreira. Ltd.

The Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd.

kong, Canton and Shanghai Tung On S.S. Co., Ltd.

Po Man Lao, Bookseller, Stationery, Companhia de Navegacao Tung

Printer and Photographer, Plates and Yick, Ltd.

Films Supplier—2, Largo do S. Domin- The China Mutual Steam Naviga-

gos; Teleph.

Code: Bentley’s 793; Cable Ad: Pomanlau; tion Co.. Ltd

Do Chuk Hoi, manager Banker’s References'.

Banco National Ultramarine: Macau,

Lisbon and London

% & & TheCorporation,

Hongkong Hongkong

Poon k Co., K. C., Importers and The National City Bank of New York,

Exporters, Shoe Manufacturers—94,

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Hongkong

Kamchuen;

K. C. Poon,Codes:mang.Bentley’s

proprietor

Sole Distributors for: Rodrigues,

1, Avenida Damiao,

Almeida Notary

Ribeiro; Public—

Teleph.

Tung Hing Match Factory, Macao 756, Cable Ad: Damrod

President Hotel, The—Teleph. 188; Dr. Luis Gonzaga de Oliveira

Rodrigues, asst, notary public

Cable Ad: Macao Hee Cheong Antonio do Rosario, interpreter

MACAO BJ89

Tracers—Au ChungNga, James Wong

Bodrigues, Dr. Luis Gonzaga de Consumers Dept.—Antdnio Ribeiro,

Mrs. M. Machado

Oliveira, Barrister-at-Law—1, iWe-

nida Almeida Bibeiro; Teleph. 756 Adjustment—Ho Ying Kwong

Chinese Business Dept.—Wong Man

Bozario, L F. do, Shipchandler, and Ki, Wong Kai Yuen

General Storekeeper—13 and 15,Calcada, Clerks—V. Nunes, Miss M. Marques,

das Verdades; Cable Ad: Ado Miss M. Lopes, Miss M. Gorigalves,

L. F. do Bozario Cheng Hung, Cheung Tze Wai,

Wiliin Hsu

?am Wa Co., Importers, Exporters and Stores Dept. Ismael da Silva, Chiu

Commission Agents —2, Bua Central; Kam Chi, Lau Yee Kwong

Teleph. 2313 Showroom—Miss C. Rodrigues

Silva, Francisco A. da, Solicitor and Tabaqueria Filipina, Tobacconists

Notary Public—1, Avenida Almeida . (Wholesale and Retail)—Ip, Avenide

[ Bibeiro; Teleph .167; Cable Ad: Anacleto Almeida Ribeiro Teleph. 2221 Cable;

Ad : Tabaqueria

Soares, Dr. Jose Caetano, Medical Prac- Tackson Medicine Co., Importers and

titioner—1, Bua da Cadeia; Teleph. 914 dealers in Chemicals, Patent medicines,

Hospital supplies,

etc.—33b, dua dossurgical instruments,

Mercadores Cable;

SOOIEDADE DE AbASTECIMENTO DE AQUAS Ad: Tason; Codes: Bentley, A.B.C. 4th

de Macau, Ltda. (The Macao Water and 5th edns.

Supply Co., Ltd.), General Manager: 0. H. Hu, manager

The Macao Electric Lighting Co.,

Ltd.—General Office: , 2-2a-2b, Bua

Central; 966-968;

961-964, Telephs. Cable

331, 813,

Ad: 957-958,

Water- ?] •& H H

works; Pumping Station: Estrada Sam Hing Kwng Sze

, da Ilha Verde Thompson Loo & Co. (Est. 1930),

F. J. Gellion, a.m.i.e.e., dir. and Dealers in Periodicals, Books, Post Cards,

general mgr. Albums, Annuals, Art-Pictures, Music-

B. de Senna Fernandes, assist, mgr: ; Sheets, Photographic and Philatelic

H. S. McComb, chief engineer Supplies,

Central Commission Agents—1a, Rua

A. P. Jorge, plant engineer

J. M. Braga, distribution supb. W.manager

H. Thompson Loo, executive

Analytical

Ying, YipLaboratory—Chu

Kwai Jeck, K. S.Cheong

Tang,

Chan Siu, Philip Au, K, C. Chan B m B ■ f-u m n

Correspondence Dept—AntOnio

eira, Mrs. M. H. Martins Per- Keng hoi yan mu chung ede

Filing Dept.—Paulo Quan Typographi c Mercantil de N. T. Fer-

Accounting Dept. — M. Bibeiro, nandes Filhos, Ltd., General Printers

Chiu But Min and Publishers—26 and 28, Rua Central;

Cable Ad: Mercantil; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Cashier—M. A. da Silva edn. and Bentley’s

■. Chief Shroff—Leung Tat Chiu

Data Dept.—Carlos Pereira Wada, Dr. S„ Dentist—2d, Rua Central,

Meter Dept.—Alberto Pereira, Mrs. top Floor; Teleph. 2313

M. Gongalves

Inspectors

Ignacio, A.— Ritchie,

Mario F.Baptista,

Azevedo, V.C. Warren & Co., C. E., Sanitary and

Araujo, A. Victal, A. Rangel Heating Agents—27, Avenida Al-

meida Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Clau-

Draughtsmen—J. Pereira, Kwan Kit disil

Hing G. V. da Silva, agent

SIAMESE MONEY, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

MONEY

44 Bats

Salu’ngs . or 1 BatorTical

Tamlii’ng =—= $0-60 I 50 Ch’angs or 1 Hap = $2,400-00

20 Tamlii’ngsjoror 11 Ch’ang $48$2-40

-

00 !! 100 Haps or 1 Tara =$240,000-00

WEIGHTS

The standard of weight being the coin of the country, weights are designated by the same

terms. A Tical weighs 236 grains troy.

The Siamese standard of weight is just double that of the Chinese, and goods are bought

and®sold in Bangkok more by the Chinese than the Siamese standard.

LONG MEASURE

1 Niw inch

12 Niws make 1 K’u’p 9f inches

2 K’u’ps make 1 Sawk 19i inches

4 Sawks make 1 Wah 78 inches

20 Wahs make 1 Sen 130 feet

400 Sens make 1 Yot 9| statute miles

Note.—Timber is bought by the Yok, which is 64 Sawk in length by 1 Sawk in

width or 36,864 Siamese inches, being equivalent to 169 square feet.

DRY MEASURE

20 Tknans make 1 Tang = 15 pints |I 10025 Tangs

1 Tanan l-J pints Tanansor 80 Sat make

make 11 Sat

Keean (Ooyan).

A Keean is 20 Piculs; a Picul is 133|lbs. avoirdupois.

The metric system is widely used in commerce. A law promulgated in 1924 provides that

the metric system shall be the standardised and legalised system of weights and measures in

Siam, but this law is optional for the time being.

THERE is a growing market

IN SOUTH CHINA

Jong Pong gnilg fress

(Established 1857)

CAN PUT YOU IN TOUCH WITH THAT MARKET

THROUGH THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS.

'Write for specimen copies and rate cards.

Marina House, 15-19, Queen's London

55 Office:

Road C., Hong Kong. ’

French Ports

LAWN TENNIS

THE MYSTERY OF THE EAST AND THE AMUSEMENTS

OF EUROPE CAN BE HAD IN

I IN DO-CHI IN A

A COUNTRY THAT MAKES A HOLIDAY PERFECT.

Visit

ANGKOR

THE CITY OF BEAUTIFUL 9th CENTURY MONUMENTS,

HIDDEN AMIDST THE GREAT MYSTERIOUS

CAMBODIAN FORESTS.

HUE

WITH ITS MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TOMBS.

THE BAY OF HA-LONG

OF WORLD-WIDE FAME, SHOWING ITS FANTASTIC ROCKS,

AN IDEAL PLACE FOR PEACE AND REST.

THE HILLS OF

DALAT, BOKOR, TAMDAO, CHAPA

AMIDST THESE RANGES OF 3000 TO 4500 FEET, ARE SET

VERY GOOD HOTELS, SWIMMING POOLS, GOLF

COURSES, TENNIS COURTS AND EVERY-

THING THAT GOES TO MAKE A

HOLIDAY WORTH WHILE.

SAIGON

THE PARIS OF THE EAST

VISIT INDO-CHINA, THE MOTORIST’S AND HUNTER’S BEST

FIELD. 25,000 MILES OF ROADS. BIG GAME SUCH AS

TIGER, ELEPHANT, RHINO, WILD BOAR, BUFFALO,

DEER, AND 20 DIFFERENT RACES INCLUD-

ING THE SAVAGE MOI.

Excellent Accommodation given in more than 150 Hotels.

No Bedding Necessary. French Cuisine and all

Drinks Everywhere.

Jill information will be gladly supplied by:—

OFFICE CENTRAL DU TOURME IND0CHINOIS

22, Rue Lagrandiere, S7UG0N.

INDO-CHl NA

min The French

N. lat. andpossession

97 deg. 40of min.Indo-China

and 107liesdeg.

between 8 deg.

E. long. 30 min.

(Paris), andand 23 deg.the23

comprises

colonies of Cochin China, the protectorates of Cambodia, Annam, Tonkin, and

Laos and the territory of Kwang Cheou Wan leased from China. The total area

ofGeneral

Indo-China

who, underis 286,000

the square

authoritymilesofand

the is“Minister

under theof direction

Colonies” ofrepresents

a Governor- the

French Republic and has all the powers of the French Government. The Governor-

General is assisted by two councils :

French 1. The

members“Errandand Conseil

23 nativedesmembers,

InterSts elected

Economiques

by localetassemblies

Financiers”or appointed

including by 28

the Governor-General. The Grand Conseil is compulsorily consulted on the budget

and every other questions that the Governor-General may design.

2. The “Conseil de Gouvernement de Tlndochine”, a body which includes the

chiefs of leading services of the administration and five native members whose

business

represent.is toThetakeCouncil

care ofoftheGovernment

interest of each colony

and the or protectorate

Grand Conseil arethey respectively

movable bodies,

meeting in any of the chief towns according to the summons of the Governor-General

who keeps two official residences: Hanoi and Saigon; the former remains, however,

the seat of the administration.

General The deGovernor-General

ITndochine” whois assisted also byand

has a special thepermanent

“Secretaire delegation

General du toGouvernement

settle every

question that the Governor-General has not reserved to himself.

a long mountainous tract, with a narrow littoral on one side, and a wild them,

The deltas of Cochin-China and Tonkin are fertile; Annam, connecting sparselyis

populated hill tract stretching to the Mekong river on the other.

sugar, seeds, tobacco, and spice are the principal products of the alluvial districts. Rice, maize, cotton,

The principalsuchmineral

(in districts production

as Ke-Bao, Hongay,is Dong-Trieu,

coal, which isCampha,

minedThai-Nguyen,

exclusively Ninh-Binh,

in Tonkin

ofTuyen-Quang,

which are usedetc.)in theThecountry outputand averages 2,000,000

the remainder tons a Other

is exported. year, minerals,

600,000

including gold, silver, tin, copper, lead and antimony, exist in the Protectorate and

are more or less mined. Zinc mines are worked on a large scale and the annual

output of zinc ore amounts to nearly 12,000 tons.

Vinh-Ben The principal

Thuy, Nat harbours

rang, are Haiphong,

Cam-Ranh andHongay

QuinhonandinCamphaAnnam,inSaigonTonkin,in Tourane,

Cochin-

China,long

year andinPhnom-Penh

the South, and and inReam in Cambodia.

the North (that is inTheTonkin)

weather is warmsummer

although and humiddays

are very like

tofalls.April, a those

true of Cochin-China—dry

fresh season, a winter, and wet—

during which one

a can thin

very enjoy,rain

fromsometimes

October

As to central—Annam,—the weather can be called an intermediary one,

which varies insensibly between those of Tonkin and Cochin-China.

China, whileare4652,900

There kilometers

kilometers of railway

operated in thecompleted and opened

Chinese province to trafficbelong

of Yunnan in Indo-

also

to the French. The population is estimated at over 23,000,000, most of whom are

Annamites.

The Chinese The haveChinese

immigratednumberin 400,000, and theto Europeans

large number the South amount to 46,000.

of Cochin-China,

where they had obtained almost the exclusive possession of industries and com-

merce.fromBut,thesince

come Northafter(thattheareworld war, the Annamites,

the Tonkinese), have begun especially

to make usethoseof their

who

ability in trade and industries, and the Chinese find a hard time owing to

concurrence

and hive given they way

find tofromthetheChinese

natives.andTheAnnamites.

Cambodians The are naturally

Laotians and apathetic,

Mois,

B192 INDOCHINA

the Chinese and Annamites. The Laotians and Mois, authochtones of the forests

and mountainous

Muongs, who occupy grounds

all theoppressed

basins of bythetheir

Blackneighbours,

River (Riviereare lazyNoire)andandtimid. The

Song-Ma

River are handsomer and stronger than the Annamites. The Nungs look like the

Chinese and the Thos belong to the Thai race.

The total force of the French Army in Indo-China in normal time is composed as

follows:

five 15 battalions

squadrons of Europeans,

of airplanes, and sundry19units—altogether

battalions of natives, about21 11,000

batteries of artillery,

Europeans and

18,000 natives.

The trade of the Colony is rapidly increasing and nearly 50 per cent of the imports

are

muchof ofFrench origin.consist

the import Less than 4 per cent

of natural of thefrom

pi'oducts remainder

neighbouringcomes countries.

from Europe, Indo-as

China has its own customs tariff governed by an Act signed by the President of the

Republic on the 29th of June, 1929 and the amount of the duties charged may by said

to be somewhat the same as that of France. By far, the largest export is rice.

Indo-China should attract the attention of travellers from all parts of the world,

asTonkin,

it is isan widely

ideal field

famedforfortourists. The bay

its scenery. of Along

Running along(Baiethed’Along),

Annamesein coast

the gulf

by ofa

railway the tourist reaches Hue, the residence of the Emperor of Annam, and

finds the From

interest. tombsNhatrang

of Emperors

the railGia-Long, Ming-Mang,

way runs down to Saigon Thieu-Tri,

throughetc.,the amysterious

mine of

forest

“mois”land, full of game

or primitive tribesfrom elephants,

inhabit, gaur and

and reach tigerthetomain

Saigon, rabbit,

poit and whereChina.

of Indo the

There is a daily express train, with restaurant-cars and berths, running between

Hanoi and Saigon, covering the distance of 1,940 kilometers (1,200 miles) in 42 hours.

A good

railway track.motor road, the famous “Mandarin Road” also runs almost parallel to the

Side railway lines and motor road take, either from Saigon or from Hanoi, to the

fine hill resort,

mountains, whereDalat in South-Annam,

travellers 4,500 hotels

will find two large feet above

and asea-level,

secondaryamid one fir clad

offering

excellent accommodation. In the neighbourhood of Dalat, sport of every kind, includ-

ing big game hunting specially organised, may be indulged in, as well as excursions

and motor trips.

Reference must on no account be omitted of the world-famed ruins of Angkor, which

for

dommagnitude, beauty and

of the Pharaohs. It isstateliness bear Angkor

easy to reach comparisonfrom with

Saigon,thoseinofa the

car,ancient king-

the distance

being only 295 miles. Let us take this opportunity to mention that the Government

Tourist

requiredInformation

on the subjectBureau, 22, Rue

of travel Lagrandi&re,

in French Saigon, will issue every information

Indo-China.

TONKIN

Originally the seat of the Annam Kingdom under the Les, but since 1802 when Gia

Long, the first Emperor of the actual Dynasty, the Nguyen, had been enthroned.

Tonkin has become a part of Annam Empire under a Yice-Roy. But, in 1897, the

Emperor

darin havesuppressed

been giventhe

to theViceFrench

Boy (Kinh-Luoc) and all the

“Resident Supisrieur powers ofItthis

au Tonkin.” Great Man-

lies between lat.

19 deg. and 23 deg. N. and long. 102 deg. and 108 deg. 30 min. E. bounded on the North,

by

Tonkin. The country near the sea is a rice alluvial plain; well watered by numerousof

China, on west by Laos, on the South by Annam, and on the East by the gulf

rivers, it produces large crops of rice and maize, while sugar, cotton, spices, indigo,

silk, arecquier, coffee and various other articles are also raised It possesses valuable

mines of tin, lead, antimony, phosphates, coal and zinc; gold and copper are also

atknown

nowKebab

toand

exported

exist. Concessions weretonsgranted

Hqngay,

annually.andBy800,000

the Treaty ofof coal

in good

1887 for

Hue,ofdated

the working

quality

June

of coal minesis

6th,from1884,thethelaStnamed

Annamese

Government placed Tonkin under French Protectorate, and its affairs are administered

under the supervision of French Residents. It is, in fact,

Colony. Tonkin is divided into 21 provinces, namely: Bac-Giang, Bac-Kan,now practically a French

Bae-

Ninh, Ha-Dong, Ha-Nam, Hoa-Binh, Hung-Yen, Kien-.An, Lang-Son, Lao-Kay, Ninh-

Bing, Phuc-Yen, Phu-Tho, Quang-Yen, Son-La, Son-Tay, Thai-Binh, Thai-Nguyen,

Tuyen-Quang, Vinh-Yen, Yenbay; 4 municipalities namely: Hanoi,

Dinh, Haiduong, and 4 military cercles: Hai-Ninh, Cao-Bang, Ha-Giang, Lai-Chau. Haiphong, Nam-

Hanoi, the capital, is the Chief-Town of the province of same name and has a

population of 130,000 souls.

Although a, country newly colonised, Tonkin has several modern plants, such as

the manufactures

leather and spirits,ofetc.cement, glass-ware, cotton spinning and rice mills, match, soap

The population of Tonkin is over 8,700,000 chiefly Annamese, who live in the

deltas,

in theirwhile

attire the mountains

and habits, such are

as theinhabited by Man,

Thos, Meos, different tribes,

Muong, etc. very picturesque

A splendid scenery is to be watched by tourists in Tonkin, especially in the

beautiful Bay of Along, the hilly region, the Babe lakes, etc. Mention must not be

omitted

reached bythattheTonkin

Frenchis railway

the crossline.wayShipping

to Yunnan, wherelink

services the the

townportof ofYunnanfu

Haiphongis

with Hongkong and Saigon, while air lines connect Hanoi, on one part with Saigon,

Bangkok and Paris, on the other part, with Hongkong and the East of China.

B7

I! A N OI

Hanoi,

River), aboutCapital

72 milesoffrom

Tonkin, is situated

its mouth. The oncitytheis built

rightclose

bankto ofthetheriverSong-Koi

and extends(lied

more than two miles along the bank. The first aspect for visitors coming from

Haiphong by train or by river-boat, is not an imposing

portion of the town, the principal European centre, is situated further back. Here, one, as the fashionable

broad and well-kept streets under the shade of trees of all kinds, numerous imposing

public

city is and private

lighted buildings, present

by electricity a very nicesupplied

and abundantly European withtown of drinkable

goodthe modern style. The

enormous waterworks. Five electric tramcar lines run through town andwater suburbs by

over a distance of eighteen miles. A special attraction is the “ Petit lac,” a lake of

nearly half a square mile in the middle of the town, rendered picturesque by the

quaint pagodas occupying the small islands which adorn it, and surrounded by

promenades. Facing onthethelake14th

of Paul Bert unveiled thereJuly,

is the

1890,Square

and aPaul Bert, with

bandstand in thea fine bronzeClose

middle. statue

to

the square there are the City Hall, Treasury, Post Office, Bank of Indo-China,

Residence Superieure and the Hotel Metropole. Other public

of the Commander of the Troops, the Hospital, the Museum of Fine Arts, etc., are buildings, as the residence

situated on what was formerly the “ Concession, ” close to the river bank. There are

two large palace

imposing Roman ofCatholic CathedralsGeneral

the Governor and a handstandssomeatsmall ProtestantofChurch.

the entrance the Botanic The

Garden, and other fine buildings in the town are the Theatre, Economic Museum,

Palais de Justice,

hotels—the UniversitywithIdeo,

Hotel Metropole, Credit

a front Foncier,

of nearly etc. andThere

300 feet, are two Hotel—as

the Splendid first-class

well as some smaller ones. The “Cercle Spotif,” and other clubs possess their own

buildings.

Daily and Aperiodical

racecourse, openedandinnative

French 1890, ispapers

situatedarejust outside attheHanoi.

published new town. The

“citadelle”—formerly

by the French troopstheasfortress of the Mandarin

the barracks and general Governor of Tonkin However,

headquarters. is now occupied many

interesting and historic buildings remain within the compound, including the Royal

Pagoda.

The ancient city is situated between the citadel and the river and presents a novel

appearance,

by the Frenchowing greattoimprovements

the singular have architecture of the inhouses.

been effected Since theofoccupation

the laying-out the town,

and the formation of roads and streets, of which over 50 miles have already been

drained, electrically lighted, and, even in the native

clean as compared with those of other Eastern cities. Of the numerous temples city, well kept and very and

pagodas, that of tlie “Grand Buddha,” situated on the shore of the Grand Lake, is the

most important and interesting for visitors on account of its colossal bronze statue.

Steel built halls, each 160 by 60 feet, for the native markets have been erected in

different quarters.

Trade, both export and import, is steadily increasing, and besides many important

mercantilematch

factory, housesfactory,

there is also manufactory,

a development someof distilleries

industries furniture-shops

in this town; and ice

two breweries are amongpaper the number.

haveThe

beentransit

openedtrade

whichhasconnect

developed considerably

Tonkin since the different

with Cochin-China and Yunnan railway lines s

Province,

The first line connecting Haiphong with Hanoi, was opened in

the capital by a magnificent steel bridge, 5,100 feet in length, over the Bed River July, 1902, and it enters

The East.

the Far BotanicItGarden

containsofover

Hanoi3,000occupies

variousa species

very fine site andTheis climate

of plants. one of the has best

under-in

gone

French,a very

such favourable change,through

as laying drains thanks theto whole

many European

sanitary works executed

and native city,byfilling

the

up pools, marshes, etc. There is distinction of season: the summer begins in April

HANOI B195

the winter about October. The highest degree of temperature in summer is 40° cen-

tigrade, the lowest in winter about 8° centigrade. The population of Hanoi is about

150,000, 7,000 of whom are Europeans (Army men included), the rest being

Annamites, Chinese, and Indians. The first meeting of a Native Deliberative Assembly

elected on a narrow suffrage was held at Hanoi on November 14th, 1907, and was

addressed by M. Paul Beau, the Governor-General.

DIRECTORY

GOUVERNEMENT GENERAL Ier Bureau

DE LTNDOCHINE Chef de Bureau—M. Gailliat, professeur

Gouverneur General de PIndochine— principal hors classe de PEnseignement

Jules Brevie primaire

Secretaire General Dame-da ct-ylographe—Mme Renard

Louis No uail betas de PIndochine— 2i3ME Bureau

Direction dij Cabinet Chef declasse

Bureau—M. Giraud, chef

vils de Bureau

Directeur—Rinkenbach, gouverneur des

Colonies G^rant de CaisseServices

hors des — M. CiThirion, sous-

Chef de Cabinet—Bienes ^conome principal de 2eme classe

Officier d’Ordonnance—Capitaine Solar Secretariat de l’Universite

Cabinet Militaire Indochinoise

Chef de Cabinet—Capitaine Roy Secretaire

chef de Bureau de lere- M.classe

de PUniversite Moresco,

des

Direction Services Civils

la Police etdesdeAfb’aires Politiques,

la Surete Generalsde Secretaire des Ecoles de Droit, deMedecine

et des Beaux-Arts—M. Turpaud

Directeur—Grand jean, administrateur de Surveillant

lere classe des Services Civils Superieur —desM.Ecoles d’Enseignement

Pousse, surveillant

Service des Affaires Ext^rieures d’internat de lere classe

Queinnec, Bibliothecaire—Melle de Montety

classe desadministrateur-adjoint de 14re

Services Civils, charge du GErance du Bulletin et des

Services Publications Scolaires

Inspection Generate du Travail Gerant—M. Rossignol, professeur agrege

Inspecteur de 4eme classe des Lycees des Departe-

superieur G4n4ral — Bary, resident ments, integre dans le cadre

comme professeur agrege principal de

local

Direction du Personnel 2eme classe

Directeur—Mantovani, administrateur de ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR

l^re classe des Services Civils

Direction Generate des Services DE LTNDOCHINE

Directeur—Marty,Economiques

administrateur de I4re Secretariat de l’universitE

classe des Services Civils Secretaire—M. H. Laval, chef de Bureau

hors classe des Services Civils

Adjoint—M. Mariani, contractuel

DIRECTION DE ^INSTRUCTION Bibliothecaire—Melle Collinet de la Salle,

PUBLIQUE EN INDOCHINE contractuelle

Direction Ecole de Medecine et de pharmacie

Recteur d’Academie, Directeur de Plnst- DE PLEIN KXERCICE DE HANOI

ruction Publique—M. Bertrand Directeur—M. Galliard, professeur agrege

Inspecteur en ChefPublique—M.

Adjoint au Directeur I DocteurFaculte

de la de Medecine

de instruction Bernard es Sciences Naturellesde Paris,

*B7

B196 HANOI

Section of. Mhp.eijine . • ■ Lycie Yersin Dalat - !

Professeurs—M. M. Qal-liard, Massiap, Proviseur—M. Nath relies

Neveu, -agrbgb de Sciences

, 'Huard,

lV>ulle'- Meyer

(agreg^May, Daleasdo(agr^g^s)-

du corps Saute) | i,

Charges

Fenis dede Lacom'

Cours—Doc tears Kellar de SE«,vice de l’Enseignement au Tonkin

be, Polidori, M. M-,.les

Docteurs Marriq, Sollier, Riou, Joyeux, Chef de Service—M. DcreOtIon^Ilocade ■

M. M. Cesari, grenierboley TEnseignement Superieur Brachet, professeur

Indochinois. de

Chef de Bureau—M. Caput, professeur

ClilNIQUES \g y; . J-; f ■, ; , principal de TEnseignement Primaire

Professeurs—M.

Daleas (agreges);M. lesMassias,

DocteursMeyer May, -!

Polidori,-

Keller ' Etablissements D’enseignement

Charges de (Jours—A!. M. les Docteurs 1 Secqndaire et Primaire

Riog, Dorolle ^uEERifiUR' Dti Tonkin

Lycee (hi Prbiectttrdt Hanoi

Section de Pharmacie Proviseur—M. Houhe. professeur lieencie

Professeurs—M. Galliard (agrfJge-direc- Hcolfy es-Sciences , ■,

teur) le Dr. de Fenis de Lacombe Primaire Superiewre

Hanoi de. Gatgoni-

Charges de Cours—M.M. C^sari, Guichard Directeur—M. deSilhou, professeur certifie

Section des Sages femmes de Sciences

Professeur—M. le Dr. Daleas Ecole Primaire Superieure de

Filles de Hanoi

Section du P.C.B. Directrice — Mme. Raspail, professeur

Professeurs—M. M Boxirret (Docteur es 'certifie de Sciences

Sciences Naturelles-Correspondant du College de Jeunes Filles Annamites

: Museum) Pefucca (hgreg^ des Sciences de Hanoi

Physiques) Directrice — ^ciehpes

Mme. Bracket,, profe^ur

EcolE sueerieure de Droit: dEpt-bffesseur ‘ cettihi d^

Hanoi j Ecole Primaire Superieure Franco- , \!

Directeur—M. Gamerlynbk,

■ dgi’ege r

de la Faculte de Droit de | indigene de Gargons de Hanoi

Strasbourg. Directeur — LM.ettTefeSavoy

licbncii eS' . et' ?i prqfesseur

Professions—jjf. r, ; ...j j i

Khirian GuillienM.(agreges

Couzihet,’desLevasseus

Faculter !'> EagleRiviere Primaire Sieger ieuve Henri

de Haiphong

de Droit' de I’Etat, ddtacheg eh Iridbchine | Directeur—M. Jarlier, professeur licencib

aDocteur

rEcble 'donp Droit

Droit,deprofesseur

Hanoi.) M,titulaire

Andt, es Sciences

du'bhdre local de 1’Ecole de Droit de Gouts Primaire Superieure Frdnco-

V ' Hanoi) M. et LabroupueCe

in DVbit^prdfesseur cbnttabtuel(Docteur

’ indigene de Haiphong

Directeur—M. Pham, Ygn Bang, pro |

Ecole des TFeaux-Arts de l’Indochine1 fessehr de rEnseigneyient Priman’e

Ditectiur—M. Tardieu, J arHste peintre, Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance I

prix du fealbri, borS'eonco'fli'S

Professeurs—M. M'. Ingniemborty, artiste —.18, Alico;

Rue Borgnis Desbordes; Cable Ad:

Code:

peihtre, professeur de

Superieur de I’lndochine > 1’Enseignement Office

Shanghai for theAcme and Bentley’s.

Orient: Main !

17, The Bund,

Etabeissements D’enseignement “ Avenir Du Tonkin ” L’, Journal quoi

Secondaire Francais ' tidien, Direction-Redaction-Administra-

Lycde Albert Sarraut Hanoi tion—114,

M. H. deRueMassiac,

Jules-Ferry

directeur admin.

Prqyiseur M. Loubet,

et de. Geographic agrege d’Histqire

Lyc6e Chasseloup-Laubat Saigon Banque

Boulevard Amiral Courbet; 49Telephs.

de l’Indo-Chine—47, et 51,

Proviseur—M. Venet; agregb de Gram- Direction 497, Bureau et Comp rad Ore

mai re 85 et 561; Cable Ad: Indochine

HANOI BI97

Banquk de Saigon (Societe Anonyme au Secretariat de la Direction a TJanpi

J. Petit, chef du Secretariat ‘

capital fle‘3’9 millious de frunfis)—Sl%e

Social: 26 a 32, Hire Hef^bvre, Saigon

Bureau A d mini strati f: 13, Rue N.D. des: Delegation de la Direction de VEx-

ploitation au Yunnan a Yun-

.Victpkes a Paris, ' j^gence A Hanoi:, 5, nanfou

Boulevard.,Henri Riviere: Agency.a;llai- A, Patoqx, delegue ingenieur en

phong:‘64-68, Rue Paul'Ber.t. chef du Trafic et Mouvement

Banque FRANdo Chino,ise Pour I-.e Com- V. Schaefer, chef des Bureaux de

merce et InUOstrie, Coaeral Ranking Service PAgence

Business Transacted, Capital Paid up: Medical au Yunnan

( 50,000,000; Dr. Lanzalavi,t chef du Service

Cable Ad: Reserve:

Geranchine,.Frb'.Head

33,5,14,000--

Officer 51edical au Yunnan a Yunnanfou

Paris Dr. Merle, chef adjoint du Services

. i Me^icpl au Yuirnan a, I^Jai-Yuen.,;

" Botllot, Ch., Agent General—1, Rue Paul Services sAdministratifs a Hanoi

Bert; Gable Ad: Ch. Boillof" ' J. Siffray, chef de ■Service- !

Service du Trafic and Mouvement

Boulaaoerie; Than o' — 2fl-30, Boulevard a Hanoi

Gia-ibrig P. Clemensat, ingdnieur

Bougnec, E. Le, ingenieur E. 51.), Radio, Service ' du Materiel et de la Trac-

tion a Hanoi

Electricite, Gramophope,

pert automobiles, Ingenieur

Precision Ex-

Electro E. Preclaire, ingbnieur en chef

:

mecanique

Rousseau — 2, Roulevard Armand Service de la Voie et des Bailments

A Hanoi

' British

BibliqUe & Foreign ijiu/K SotfrefY

Britannlq'ue (Society P. Clerget, ingenieur en chef

ef Pltrangere),

(Thanh-tho’ cong-hio), The—57, Route CompagniR Francaise d’Explo'sifs en

51andarine Extreme Orient—7, Boulevard Bob-

Rey, V. B. 5lolgaard, secretary illot; Cable-Ad; Chedotau ' ' ' '■

i;

Cie des Eaux he Hanoi- 'Compagnie Franco - Americ’aine

51. Bedat, directeur 1 d’Ass'crancks, Geneial Insurance: Fire,

Descours, sous directeur

Bruneau, ch'ef des Travaux de glary, Marine,Plate-glass,

Motor-baRBaggage

Rife, Occident, Bur-

and Special

Canalisation Risks—11, Rue Borgnis Desbordes;

Poupard, Service des.Abounes Cable Ad: Framinsure. Head Office:

;. Shanghai

Compagnie d’Exportation p’Extreme-

Orient, Import and Export—14, Rue de CbMPAGNIE FrANCO-AsRaTIQUE DES PET-

ladeoba.

Ghaux: Teleph.geubrale:

109; Cable Ad: Lace- , , roles,

OiR,

Kerosene, Benzine, Lubricating

Direction

Haussmann, Paris

43; Boulevard Paraffin Wax, Fuel

Liquid Asphalt,

Turpene; Candles,

(Mineral Tur-

pentine), Shell-Marine Oils—Cable-,

Asiatic; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition and Ad:

(Joaipagnie Franca ise des

Feu DE lTnDOOHINE ET DU YlJNNAN— Ohemins de Private

R. L. Dot, manager

Direction

Miromesnil,Generale

Paris — 89, Rue de .Conservatoire Francais d’Extreme-

A. Bodin, directeur g6n4ral

A. Hilaire, inspecteur gbn^ral des - Orient Gouvernefnent

(Etablissement Officiel du

Generalcomplet

de PIndochine),

Services d’Extreme-Orient ’

Direction de VExploitation a Hanoi Europbens et Musical

Enseignement

Indigenes

pour les

de toutes

M. Lecorche, directeur de PEx- nationalitbs, Etudes sanctionnees par

ploitation des Diplbmes — 17, Avenue Puginier;

J. Boidot, ingGiieur en chef adjoint Tblbph. 522

a la Direction de FExploitation Albert Poincignon, directeur

B198 HANOI

Deleule & Detouillon, Automobiles, Imprimerie Tonkinoise Le-Van-Phuc—

Cycles et Armes—76, Rue Jules Ferry 80-82, Rue du Chauvre

Jules Detouillon, directeiir

Denis, Fee res,Import

de l’Indochine (Societe Larrive, C.—11, Rue Borgnis Desbordes

Anonyme), andBert;

Export Mer- Traveller’s Bureau of Tonking : Cable

chants —16, Rue Paul Cable Ad: Ad: Larrive

Referendis Agent for:

NipponSteamship

Dollar Yusen Kaisha

Line

Denis, Freres, d’Indochine, Tous produite

metallurgiques et tous articles de Guin- Canadian Pacific

caillerie—77, Boulevard Fi’ancis Gamier Lloyd Triestino

Deutsches Konsulat -60, Rue Paul Bert; LeblesGuern, Mme. J., Marchande de Meu-

d’Occasion et Hotel Garni, Machines

Teleph. 508; Cable Ad: Consugerma a Coudre—70, Rue Jules Ferry

Dr. E. Neumann, consul

Droguerie du Tonkin, Representation, Librairie Imprimerie Z. Chano — 108

Commission, Import Produits Chimiques RueZ. Jules Thano Ferry; Telephs. 315 et 811

Pierre Domart, pharmacien droguists E. Kalos

S.Mme.

Yiannoulatos

Limongi

Garage Bobillot, Societe Francais de Mile. Genesi

Transports (Soci^te Anonyme au Capital

de 1,8000,000 Frs.)—Boulevard Bobillot

{Automabiles et Pousse Pousse) Lloyd, C. F., Importer-Exporter—Cable

Ad: Lloyd;Lieber’s,

Bentley’s, Codes:Kendall’sand

A.B C. 5thPrivate

edn.,

Great Britain, Vice Consulate—

Vice-Consul—G. E. Watson, Chartered

Bank Building, 17, Rue Paul Bert, Magasins Chaffanjon, S- A., Alimen-

Haiphong tation - Armes - Munitions - Nouveantes-

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Articles de Menage-Cigares-Cigarettes—

Photographie—Sports-Parfumerie. Ma-

Corporation—16, Rue Paul Bert gasins

Denis Fnbres, agents Vinh— HueHanoi-Haiphong — Hongay—

a

Hoteliers de lTndo-Chine, Syndicat Maron, Paul, Expert Comptable Ecritures

deHoteliers

ITndustrie Hotelieire,

et a laAffilie aux et Assurances—46, Bd. Henri Riviere

Nationale Fran9ais

de 1 HOtellerie Chambre

Frarujaise— Syndic de Faillite liquidateur judi-

ciaire

Siege Social: Hotel Metropole a Hanoi

Imprimerie d’ExtrUme Orient, Im- ventronne Office Du Tourisme Indochinois, Sub-

primerie, Librairie, Papeterie (Society —AgencedeparHanoi, le Gouvernement General

anonyme: Capital de 4,000,000 Frs.) — Hotel Metropole, Immeuble Boulevard

du Grand

Cable Ad: Ideo; SiOge social:

Paul Bert. Succursale a Haiphong 28, Rue Riviei e; Teleph. 776; P.O. Box 60; Henri

Cable

Ad: Tourisme.Itineraires,

Touristignes, Tous Renseignements

Excursions

Indochine Films & Cinemas (Societe an-

onymeauCapitalde 10,000,000 Frs.),Siege

social k Saigon, Cochinchine (Anciens Ogliastro (Louis Ogliastro & Co.), S. A.

R. L. -104, Rue Jules Ferry

■Etablissements

Cie.), Fournitures de lapourPommeraye

cniOmato-& Agencies:E. Bader, manager

graphes, Appareils,

location; Editeur de Films en vente

films. Radio, touteset Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

fournitures appareils et accessoires— Central Agency

33, Boulevard Henri Rivi&re; Tel^ph. Anglo Frenph Textile Co., Madras

85; Cable Ad: Lapomeraye Code: California Packing Corp., San

International Lugagne Francisco

HANOI B199

Alhambra Cigar Mfg. Co., Manila Socl6te Financieee Feancaise de Colo-

Haig and Haig, Markinch nial—51,

Saigon: 32 rue Lamme. Agences a Hanoi:k

Rue d’Anjou (Paris) Agences

Jacob & Co.,Gordon

Tanqueray, Dublin

Pascalis & Mayet, Avocats a la Cour Societe Indust rielle et Commerciale

—40, Boulveard Gambetta; Teleph. 55 d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

Phaemacie, J. Blanc—31, Rue Paul Bert SociIste Industeielle et FoRESTikRE

d’ExteIsme Orient—Society Anonyme:

Phaemacie Months, Chemists and 135, Route Mandarine; Tel^ph. 78; Cable

Ad: Indusfores

Druggists, Optical—54,

Dr. Domart, manager Rue Paul Bert

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co—196, Quai

Societe Ageicole Feanco-Tonkinoise a Guillemoto; Cable Ad : Stand vac

H. E. Rea, attorney

Con-Voi par Phu-Tho, Tonkin, Carries, A. Grougrou, do.

Rizieres, Elevage

A. Pretre, do.

Societe Anonyme des Charbonnages J. S. Calvert, marketing asst.

de Nuyen Quang (Capital: 2,000,000 A. M. Xavier, accountant

Frs.) — Siege

Bureaux: 15, RueSocial: Nuyen Quang. Steno. Division

des Teintueriers R. Santos

Miss L. Gruciani

SocnsTit

Tonkin— d’Enseignement Mutuel dg Installation

A. Jeanniard, supt.

Societe Feancaise des Distilleries de Yannanfu Ngoi Do Ciong, in charge

lTndochine’ (Anciens Etablissements

A. R. Fontaine & Cie.) — Usines a

Yapeur: Hanoi, Nam-Dinh, Haiduong et Taupin & Co., G., Librairie, Papeterie

Cholon. Siege Social: 10, Rue la Bo^tie, Messageries de Journaux Imprimerie—

Paris (8e Arrondisement). Direction pour

le Tonkin et le Nord-Annam: 55, Boule- oO,.Rue Paul Bert; Cable Ad: Taupin

vard

DistamyGambetta, Hanoi; Cable Ad: Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—21,

G. Schwob d’Hericourt, president du Boulevard Rollandes

P. Conseil d’Administration

Bernhard, directeur general pour H. L. Dupouy, marketing assist.

P. L. Boutzon, do. do.

le Tonkin et le Norddirecteur-adjoint

F. Lupiax, ingenieur, Annam Lau Chi Cheung, accountant

HAIPHONG

Haiphong, the commercial capital of Tonkin, is built on the right bank of the river

Cua Cam, one of the numerous divisions of the Song Khoi (Red River), which connects

Yunnan with the Tonkin Glulf. Its geographical situation is 20 deg. 51 min. lat. N.,

106 deg. 42tomin.

entrance the long.

harbourE. isAlthough the river

as accessible is somewhat

by night as it is byobstructed

day, thanksbytoaanbar,up-to- the

date system of lights. The channel, constantly dredged and supervised by the Dept,

ofphong.

PublicThe Works, allows the

lighthouse on the biggest

islandliners of the .VIessageries

of Ilondau shows a light Maritimesvisible to20call

navalat miles

Hai-

distant, while that

coaling station, on theat Norway

is visible 25 miles. islands,

Vessel*indicating the entrance

anchor in front of the city,to inHongay,

the middlethe

ofspace

the river, a quarter-of-a-milefrom the ^hore, while a wharf of

for the accommodation of five big ocean-going liners at one time. This wharf is2,000 feet gives ample

equipped

rail track, with

and all modern

electrip light.appliances—2-ton electric cranes,

may10-and 20-ton steam cranes,

with the telephone and thus,Ships

get inarriving

touch alongside

with any point bein immediately

the city. Large connected

ware

houses,

been erectedcovering an area

on the of 9 acresandandarehaying

water-front a storage

connected capacity

by rail with ofthe100,000Centraltons,Station

have

of the Coinpagnie des Chemins de Fer de ITndo-Chine et du Yunnan. There is thus every

facility

and the for the quick

Chinese provincehandling

of Yunnan, of goods destined

to which for theis difierent

Haiphong the gateway, centres by ofmeans

Tonkinof

the railway line. These' godowns and the wharf are the property of the Port

Autonome, to givewhich

ready capable owns toalsoanythe

assistance s.s. Amiral deat sea

Beaumont,thea powerful sea-going tug

dock, of lifting vessels upvessel,

to 330whether

feet in lengthorandin 2,500 harbour. A floating

tons displacement, is

attached to a modern shipbuilding and repairing yard, where the most extensive

repairs can be undertaken.

Haiphong proper is in the midst of an extensive rice swamp with low-lying swampy

land all around it for miles,: having in the distance, the monotony relieved by ruggec

ranges of low limestone hills, and beyond these to the northward, at a distanod

ofMausomebeing

16 miles, is3,500

a range of(1068mountains, the loftiest, known astimetheof ‘itsTooth ofinNam

Haiphong wasabout but a merefeetnative metres)inhigh.

village Though

the midst at thefields

of rice and muddy originstreams,

1884

it has rapidly developed into the most important commercial and industrial centre

of Tonkin and the port, for all home and foreign traffic. Being a new town, it

has been built according to modern ideas. The streets and boulevards are wide, clean

and well-shaded, and constructed for the most part at right angles. The town

has a cosy and pleasing appearance, most of the houses being of the cottage type. The

chief commercial and administrative buildings are the Central Post Office, City

Hall, Banque de ITndochine, Municipal Theatre, and Custom-house. There is a Roman

Catholic Cathedral attached to the Spanish Mission, and a Protestant church, also

has been erected in the town. There is a very pretty theatre, built in 1900 by the-

Municipality. The H6tel du Commerce is a large and handsome structure, its lofty

mansard roof dominating every b-uilding in the .town. The Cercle du Commerce,

which is a well-managed club, has its domicile in the boulevard Paul Bert. The year

1922 saw the opening of the “ Cercle Sportif Haiphonnais,” with a large and handsome

building and extensive grounds for all forms of sport.

Haiphong has two public gardens, where military concerts are given on Sundays

and Thursdays. The small Botanical Garden of the Lach Tray, two miles out of town,

is one of the evening promenades.

The appearance of this city, agreeably disposed among trees and tropical vegeta-

tion, appeals to the eye of the traveller arriving by sea on a sunny day.

HAIPHONG Ii20l

The city, originally comprised within the ^Ipa-CajpQ and Song-Tain Bae rivers and

the Bonnal canal, soon spread beyond these narrow limits owing to the deveiopnaleht

of its commerce( and industry, foreign and indigenous. The principal industrial

concerns

mills, ricearemills,

cement works

brick, tile (whose productsfactdries/foiindHes,'shipbuilding

andinceramic are known hlT over the Far East), cotton

an important factory (opened the beginning Of T922) for the making ofyards, and

all sorts

of chemical products’. :

.. ; ; ’ ,■ ■'

The total population is about 80,000. .

Haiphong is connected with Hanoi by rail, passetHgen-trains running five tinjes a

day each way,Haiphong

Hongkong. and is in communication by landline

is also connected with Saigon and

by a macadamised roadbyofradio with

22 Km.

(about 14 miles) with the nice beach of Doson (D&u-Scm in native language),

where come to rest, during the hot season, numerous European' families of tbe

Protectorate and, too, rich native people.

Haiphong, at last, is the point of starting for all trips in the neighbouring

coal regions of Hongay and, by sea as well as by overland/throw the famous

‘ Along Bay”.

It must be noticed that the town of Haiphong has been given up to France

in whole property by the King of Annam and that, therefore, the city is

administrated, like in France, by a French Mayor assisted by a “municipal

council” the only difference being that the Mayor is an “Administrator of

Civil service” of a high grade, designated by the General Governor, instead

of being an “elected citizen”.

DIRECTORY

MaieIe de Haiphoso S/Directeur des Doua-nes et Regies—

Administrateur-Maire—M E. Valette I M. Laroche

Directeur du Port Autonome — M.

AbMixiSTRAtioN MunicIpam Gauthier

Administrateur-Maife—M. Consulat d’Angleterre—M. Watson

Chef du Secretariat—M. R. E.Ihimoyille

Valette

Postks v/r' Tbr.itoE’APHFs

Chef des

ingenieur Travaux Mpmfeipahx—Bertin, Bureaft .'l’nqiphorici'

Commissaire de Police—M. Delamotte Receveur—Andrieu

Payeur Receveur Municipal — M. Controleurs—Beck, Goudemant

Martin Commis' p rincipaux—rtJfbaih; Hoa reau

Cgjpmissaire Special—Molins Commis—Nguyen Due Hung, Nguyen

Khac Kien, Pham Van Bao, Truong

CoxsEru M u MCI PA i. Tuan Phat

Administrateur Resident-Maire — M. M6canicien—Aubouy

E. Valette • = Monteur—Colonna D’ Istria

lere Adjoint—M. le D. Fes_quet Dames t^lephonist-rs — Muller, Per-

2eme Adjoint—M. Lavergne rin, Miannay, Curiol, Martin, Ha-

melle, Brihaye, Gervais, ' Puylagar-

Conseillers Municipaux—M. M. Go- de, Denis, Genot, Carlos, Perretti,

delu, Paquin, Dr. Forest, Javouray, Babou, Souloumiac

Boe,

zere etBouchard,

Rochat Brun Buisson, Lagau- Tkavatjx Publics

President Gircohscription Territoriale du Tonkin,

M. Chenude la Chambre de Commerce— Service Maritime

Ingbnieur Chef du Service Maritime— Chef de Service—J. Gauthier, ingr.

M. Gauthier ppal.

B202 HAIPHONG

Chef de Bureau—H. Delacotte, ad- Briffaub & Cie., P. Shipping Agent

and Warehousekeeper, Stevedore of

joint-technique principal Cie. Messageries

Sub-di visionnaires

Chef de la Subdivision du Port de Reunis, ContractorMari

fortimes, Chargeurs

Commissariat-

Haiphong—Claverin, ing^nieur Codes: Lugagne Cogef

Chef de la Subdivision des Dragages P.E. Briffaud,

Vidry, partner

do.

—King, ingenieur P. Desol, do.

Chef de la Subdivision des Phares et

Balises—Martinet, ing4nieur British Vice-Consulate — Chartered

Fort de Commerce Bank Building, 17, Rue Paul Bert

Capitaine de Port—Hulin Vice-consul—G. E. Watson

Lieutenant de Port—Wursthorn

Chambre be Commerce —

Services Sanitaires Bureau-

Agent Principal de la Sante—Dr. Martin President Chenu

ler Vice president—Guillon

M^dicin

Lanzalavi du Lazaret du Cua-Cam—Dr. 2e id. —Desjardins

Hdpital Colonial Secretaire—Cuny

Medecin Tresorier—Godelu

Mddecin Chef—Dr.

Traitants Martin

— Drs. Goinet and Membres — Clave, Femes, Girard,

Grosjean, Hossenlopp, Husson,

Lanzalavi Javouray, Pontille, Lavergne,

Officier d’Administration—M.

Infirm ie r- Chef-Adj udant—Tramblay Laffargue Marcheix, Thiery, Bui-dinh-Cu,

Nguyen-huu-Bon dit Paul Sen,

BANKS Nguyen-ngoc-Hien, Nguyen-van-

Tho

Banque 1 Chef du Secretariat—M. L. J. Paquin

phong: beTelephs.

l’Inbochine—Agence

26 et 219; Cabled Hai-

Ad: Secretaire adjoint—Paul Fauvel

Indochine-Haiphong Chargeurs

J. Baylin, directeur

R. C16opatr4, controleur Navigation aReunis Vapeur),(Cie. Franchise

Service de

Kdgulier

Ch. Sabot Europe-Haiphong—31,

Joffre; TGeph. 49; CableRue

Ad: duChargeurs;

Marechal

G. Fafart Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, A.Z.

L. Martin L. H.Husson,

M. Bouleue

M. Vienne, agent auxiliaire Collin agent

J. Mura, agent du Cadre special J. Delloye

Charles Chong, compradore H. Michaud

Banque be Saigon (Soci^te Anonyme au Compagnie be Commerce et be Naviga-

tion b’Extreme-Orient (Sochite Ano-

CapitalSocial:'

Sibge de 50 26Millions de Francs)—

a 32, Rue Lef&bvre, nyme au Capital de 10,000,000 de Francs)

Saigon.

N.D. des BureauVictoiresAdministratif: 13, Rue& —Agence

a Paris. Agence Boissy

Generale a Paris: 12, Rue

d’Anglais. Siege Social aAgences:

Saigon:

Haiphong: 61-68, Rue Paul Bert. Agence 12, Boulevard Charner.

k Hanoi: 5, Boulevard Henri Riviere Marseilles, Havre, Bordeaux, Phompenh

et218Haiphong;

(Haiphong),36, Cable

Rue Harmand;

Ad: AlacrityTeleph.

Chartered Bank of

anb China—-17, Rue Paul Bert Inbia, Australia Conseil d'Administration

Comte Arnaud de Vogue, president

A.G S.E. M.Watson,

Young,sub-agent

sub-accountant Andre Lis, administrateur delegue

Louis Boyaval

Edouard Houitte de Lachesnais

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- James Leslie Milne

poration—3, Rue Jules Ferry; Teleph. David lessula

37' Cable Ad: Mekong Jean de Vouge

E. J, Oakshoft, Agent Societe Obadation Nominees, Ltd.

G. S. Chambers Henry de Ligondes, adm. dir.

Lao Man Sao, eompradore Henri Prouin, do.

HAIPHONG B203

Compagstie desMessagekies Maritxmes— Agent de “PUnion Insurance So-

57, Boulevard Paul Bert; Telephs. 39; ciety of Canton Limited”—As-

Cable Ad: Messagerie surances maritimes et centre

1’Incendie

Denis Fibres d’Indochine (Societe

Anonyme), Import and Export Mer- Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient, Librairie-

chants Insurance and Shipping Papeterie (Society Anonyme au Capital

Agents—19, Rue Jules Ferry; Cable de

Ad: Referendis Bert4,000,000 Francs)—Succursale: Paul

Descours et Cabaud, Produits M^tal- Lloyd, C. F., Importers-Exporters—Cable

lurgiques

Cent (Ste. A non y me

Millions)—Cable Ad:auDescourfer

Capital de Ad: Lloyd; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

P. Desjardins, directeur edns., Bentley’s, Kendall and Private

Dietheim & Co,, Merchants, Commission L’Union Commerciale Indo-Chinoise

and Shipping AgentsOffice:

— 46, Avenue et Africaine, Importation, Exporta-

Cl^menceau. Head Zurich. tion and Shipping (Capital 35,000,000 de

Frs.)—Siege Social: 25 Bis, Rue de la

Branches: Saigon, Singapore, Bangkok Ville 1’Eveque, Paris.24Agence

andR. Penang

Blattner, manager Haiphong; Telephs. et 244; Generale

Cable Ad:a

W. Bosshardt, signs per pro. Ucindo

H. Burkhardt Mgasinas Chaffanjon, S. A. (Capital

J. Denis 7,000,000 Approvisionnement

Francs Dont 2,000,000

Agencies: Rachetfis), General

Norddeutscher Lloyd —Boulevards Amiral

Rivffire et Admiral Courbet, T^ph.

de Beaumont; Henri

Hamburg-Amerika Linie 80;L.Cable Ad: Chaffanjon

States Steamship Co.

Koninklijke Paketvaart My. J. Chaffanjon, administr. delegu^

Rotterdam Lloyd G.A.Lacombe,

Puyt foruffi de pouvoirs

Nederland Mail Line P. Lacouture I Mme. Puyt

Netherlands Fire Insurance Co. F. Giudicelli | Mme. Actfi

Silver-Java-Pacific

Kerr Line Line D. Antoine 1 Mme. Hue

The New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Mme. Chaffanjon | Mme. Yitrat

Philips Glowlampworks, Ld.

Anglo-French Textile Co., Ld Ogliastro & Co., Louis, Importation,

Houbigant-Cheramy —Saigon, Haiphong, Hanoi, Phnom-

Penh; Telephone 68; Cable Ad.

Docks de ea Chambr’s de Commerce, Ogliastro

Msgasinage, Import, Export, Tran- J. Lavergne, manager

sit, Dedouanement—Tel^phs. 210-46- M. Barbaud

87; Cable Ad: Yidry; Codes: Cogef Troude

Lugagne, A.B.C. 5th. Agencies:

F. Vidry, gerant Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co,

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co.

Queensland Insurance Co., Sydney

Etablissements Gharri^re, Dueourg, Anglo French Textile Co., Madras

Garriguenc & Cie., Importations-Ex- The Central Agency, Ld., Glasgow

portations—45, Rue du Commerce; Sffige California Pkg. Con., San Francisco

Social: Alhambra Cigar, Manila

phong etSaigon;

Hanoi;Maisons

Cable aAd:Paris, Hai-

Berthar; Jacob & Co., Dublin. Biscuits

John

Codes: A.B.C. Lieber’s, Bentley’s, A2,

Acm^, Cogef-Lugagne CognacHaig

Jules& Co.,

RobinMarkinch

& Cie, Cognac

Crosse and Blackwell, London

Fauvel, Jean —34, Boulevard Paul

Bert

Directeur Particulier de la Com- Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques

du Langtho (Anciens Etablisse-

pagnie “PUnion” de Payis— ments Bogaert)—Direction Generatepresa

Assurances Vie, Incendie, Acci- Haiphong. Usine au Langtho

dents

B264 HAIPHONG

A G. Cl^enii, clirectevir general SacikTE Fkanjaise des G’harbonnages

,,Lr GaHoy, directeur de PUsine bu Tonkin—Direction ,'Cbmmerciale

D. Gapelle, chef comptable et Agence pour Plndochiiie; 2, Rue

E. Roche, mecanicien Francis Gamier, Haiphong (Ton-

kin)',- Teleph. 372; Ad. Tbl. : Ghar-

Societe cfes Ciments Portland iTzHde... ..Siege Bentley’s

hcob:.Codes,: et Uniyer'sal

Artificieis de S’Sndoctsine—Siege gay; Teleph. 2;d’Exploitation : Hon-

Social: 1, Rue de Stockholm,Paris. TM’ne Hongay Code; Bentley’s. - - Agence Ad,' . ’ ‘ TeL,: iHihes,

a Haiphong: C)ahle Ad: Giportin Com mere! ale, Hongkong: Marina

Gonseii' Hoyse, ; Queen’s Road CeritraT

myro. d’^drainistration

( President j, N. —Perpigna-

R. Tijipu- P.O. Box . 281; Ad. Tel: Charlicot,

Hongkong ;,Codes : Bentley’s et

ni, A. Marchegay, Gh. Caiidlot Universal Trade. 'Agence Commer-

(Membyes du Comite de Direc- ciale, Shanghai: Gallia Building,

tion), F. Lebreton, F. Pila, R. 668, Szechuen Road, 8th Floor;

Thion de la Chaume Ad.. Tel: , Charlicot, Shanghai;

P. Thomann,. secretaire general Codes: Bentley’s et Universal

Exploitation de Haiphong: Trade. Siege Social: 64, Rue de la

G. Chehu, directeur general Chaussee d’Antin, Paris; Ad. Tel:

J. le Boterf, directeur 'g6n^ral- Charlicot, Paris; Codes: Bentley’s

ad joint

L. chef

Delhaye, ' ihge’nibur chimiste, and A.B.C. 5eme edn..

dc Fabrication

' A. Vidal, Abcfbtaire Society Commerciale Franoaise de

G. Martel, agent commercial l’Indochine—Haly;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.Cable Ad: Rauzy;

and'Bentley’s

D. Capelle, chef comptablc

M. Jacquier, caissier-comptable Societe Francaise des Verreries d’Indo-

M. Rostaing, chef magasinier chine—Siege Social

M. Lemaire, magasinier de C6ng-My prps de'Haiphong,,(Tonkin)

J. Joiisique, aide-magasinier A. J.Granval,

Carlipr,administrateur

chef Mecanicienclelegnb

J. de Faria Peyre, magasins ciment

. L. Sinnou, transitaire

A. Gauthier, chef des Services Elec- SpCTETE SaigonImMOBITJERE

and HaiphongRaUZY ET VlEEE—

triq:ues,& Mecaniques Ginouvieiy manager

C. G^iesre,. , m^ca;nicien.

, L. Anterior, do.

J. Rozier, mCcanicien-elecbricien

L. Hapchette, electricien ■ ’ m Yiieifctun'g b& lwimomma Aung S2e

Societe des Verreries d’Extreme-

R.Services ingenieur attache aux Orient, Digue du Cua-Cam (Capital:

Morilleau,Techniques)

.20,OObd>Od

Glass P>ancgX;

— Cable Ad:BotUes and Window

Verrorient;

S. Chirokoff, do.

F. Rampony, quiseur, Bentley’s, Lugagne and Acme Codes:

A. Grivot, do. L. 1'. Galloy, general manager

M. Hue, aide-cuiseur C- Pk Anthony, commercial manager

M. Ollier, do. Transports M akittmks k FutviatixF.

R. Barif, Chef tonnelier

•T. MetisniCr, contremaitr-e . futs de l’Indochine

Sauvage);

(Anciennement

inlp!ttl(M§s ' ’ • Fluviaux. Consignations deTransports

(Sabotage et Navires —

E. 'Raym'o!id, Transit Assurances.

sUrveillant

la Compagnio AgentGenerale

d’Assurance GCnCral de

de

A, Cognou, do. Paris et de I’Ameri-eaTi Asiatic TTnder-

E, Regis, do. writers

Sau vage,— Haiphong

Tbleph 121; Cable Ad: F.

Soci^tA Cotoxvikiik fm Tonkin, Filature, Union • Tnsuranch?. SociteTTr of* ‘Canton,

Tissage, BVrtnchiselnietfjt Oouv'ertiil’es— Lxnb Assurances Maritimes et Contre

• Htablissements a Nam Dinh ft Hai- 1’Pucenctie.

phong J. Fauvel, agent •

PROVINCES DU TONKIN B205

PROVINCES DU TONKIN

BAC-GIANG SOOIETE DES PaPETERIES DE L’InDOCHINE

— Usines a Dap-Cau et Vi^tri (Tonkin)

Phu-Lang-Thuong Siege Social: 51, Rue d’Anjou, Paris

Resident—Pettelat ' Directeur General—Petot •

Adrainistr.-Adjoint—Luciani

Garde Indigene inspecteur de Nouaillan SoCIETB DE PyEOTECHNIE DE lTnDOCHINE

Garde Principal Comptable—Susini — Usine a Dap CS.u, Siege Social a Hanoi

Tresorerie, PayStii-—Carlos Directeur General—Petot

Douanes, Controleur—Sabeau

Travaux Publics, Ingenieur, Cbef de Societe Anonyme des Tuileries de

Subdivision— lTndochine—Usine a Dap-Cau, Hanoi,

Postes et Teleg.,Vella

Secretaire Charge , ,du Saigon

Directeur—M. Guille-Desbuttes

Bureau—Vu-dinh-Lam

Enseignement—Vu-van-Roan

Forets — Phu-lang-Thuong : Sallenaye, Societe Indochinoise d’Electricite—

Boha : Gelle, Ph6-Vi: Trinh-tien-Phan- Usines a Hanoi, Siege Social a Paris

. Bac-Le : Dang-tran-Lun, Industrie Indigene:

Bui-xuan-Thanh, Chu : Hieu PMn-Son : Industries Indigenes—Ng. van-

Toai, Fabricant- de meubles

S ericuiture—Ressencou rt

Assistance M^dicale— Dr. Grinsard, me- Thonet a Phu

Do-Van-Tu, Tu-son sur

sculpteur (Bacninh)

hois,

decin de TAssistance

Bac-Ning, Do Lam Memeitier

Chesnay, Exploitation Agricole des Pins Maison Kam, broderies

et du Yen-The a Les Pins (Bac-Giang) D6-Dung dit Nam-Quat, brodeur ;

De MonpezaTj Societe Franchaise de Col- Transports Automobiles—Hanoi, Bac-

onisation a Luc-Nam Ninh,

C4 Le Phu-Lapg-Thuong,

Van Hoa (autocar) Nguyen-van-

Establissement de Drainage ’ a soie a

Phu-lang-Thuong (Bac-Giang) CAO-BANG

Taetabin

Giang (Fieritiers) Ceres-Manoir - Bac- Commandant Territoire

DEUXlkME du Territoire Militaire

— Lieut.-

BAC-NINH Colonel Lupy acobi

Capitaine-Adjoint—J

Service Sant4 — Terramorsi, iBedecin-

Resident—Lariviere ' capitaine

T6ng-D6e—Nguyen hu’u Thu P. T. T.—Nguyen-Kiem, receveur

Administrateur-Adjoint—H. Douanes

Dessel a&Ta-Lung,

Regies—Hillion aa Bao-Lac

Cap-Bang,,

Cadastre—H. Jeannin Monthead Tresor—Saipte Coloipbe,Seziaux

Payeur

Douanes—Deville Delegation de Quang - Uyen—Capitaine

AssistanceMedicale—Dr.

T rtisor—Pichon Tirouvanziam Fargues Nguyen - Binb : Capitaine

Garde Indigene—Carlotti Moreau Bao-Lac: Capitaine liittemard

Gendarmerie—Bazin, Berger & Delannay Trung - Khanh

Greffier Notaire- Phu: Capt. d’Avancy

: aAdjudant

Enseignement—Do-dinh-Nghiem Huissiers-Vinson Cao-Bang,Villadary

Boudot

Mission Espagnole— a Khao-Son de Penitencier et Cornmis.

Gardien-Chef

Mgr. Artaraz, missionnaire aposto saire de Police—Dumas

lique, eveque de Bacnih

CfFE-RESTAiiEANT—Vve Bazin Ferriere Cao-Bang, ((dtel. CatA

Restaurant, Delair-Service

Automobiles Kntre Transports

Nacham-That Khe,

PeTKOLES 4 EsSENCES,-rr Dong-Khe, Gao-Bang, Nguyen-Binh,

Nguyen Van-Tftp ; • Tinh-Tuc, Quang-Uyen, Trung-Khaah-

A-Kiem Phu

B206 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

Societe Des Etains et Wolpeam DU CoMMERCANTS

Tonkin—Tin h-Tnc (Cao-Bang) Tran gia Tich, entrepreneur

Soci^te Marbres et Calcaires a Ke-So

HADONG Planteurs

Resident de France—M. Gallois-Mont- Ernest Borel a C6-Nghia

Guillaume Freres a Ke-So

brun

Aciministrateur - Adjoint — M. Roger Guyot de Salins a Chine

Mourer Commandant la Brigade de Leconte

Inspecteur

a Dong-Lang

Marius Borel a Dai-Ddng

Garde Indigene—M. Heinschild

Ing^nieur Subdivisionnaire des Travaux HAIDUONG

Publics—M. Santoni

Ingenieur

champs Geometre du Cadastre—M. De- Administrateur-Maire—M. G. Lebel

Medecin de P Assistance Medical e— Administrateur-Adjoint—M.

Sous-Chef

M. Vallat

Mr. Dr. Letort

Percepteur—M. Le Gac Trdsorerie—M. Tourte, payeurGac

de Bureau—M. Le

Receveur Subordonne des D. & R. & Agents des D.

Douanes et Regies—M. Bonnett, Paulus

Hanoi—M. Butel et Marron

Receveur Auxiliaire des D. & R. & Garde Indigene—M. Grimaux, inspecteur

Van-Dinh—M. Saggesi commandant la Brigade

Chef du 3e Sectur Veter, a Hanoi— Mandarins Provinciaux—M. M. Luong-

M. Lieux Van-Phuc,

Bo-Chanh Tong-Doc, Cung Dinh-Van,

(Juge d’Instruction du

Chef du Poste de Gendarmerie — M. Tribunal Provincial), Vu-Dai, Bd-Chanh

Zwickel Thuong-Ta

Directeur de la Banque Agricole—M. Justice Indigene—M. Lebel, president,

Rit M. X. president suppleant

Mandarins Provinciaux Tribunal ler Degre—M. Dam-Quang-Hau,

T6ng-D6c—S. E. Ho&ng-Trong-Phu Assistance juge Medicale—M. Nguyen-Viem-

Thuong-Ta (Adjoint) — M. Le-Van- Hai, medecin

Dinh

President

cial—M.Suppliant du Tribunal

Bui-ngoc-Ho&n, Provin- V4tdrinaire—M.

Bo-Chanh Postes Nguyen-Van-Hoan

et Tri^graphes—Tran-Khac-Minh,

receveur

Juge d’Instruction—M. Nguyen-trinh- Travaux Publics—M. Roussel

Cat, Bo-Chanh Enseignement — M. Nguyen-Hoai-Dinh,

D6c-Hoc—M. Nguy^n-Van-Ngoc D6c-Hoc

Commissariat—M. Lagier, commissaire de

HA-NAM Police

Surety—M. Quesmoy, commissaire-adjoint

Administrateur-R^sident

Roland Max — M. Bulteau BanquedirecteurCredit Agricole—M. Julia,

Percepteur—Larocat Cadastre—M. Tuilier, ingenieur-geometre

Inspr. Ct. la Brigade de G. I.— M.Frangaise Ste des Distillerie du Tonkin

Bonnet, directeur

Eoguoy

Chef Posteet Chine—David

Douanes Regies, Receveur— Celimon

Commissariat de Police—Siovaansilli H AININ H - MON CAY

Cadastre—Binh Comdt.

M^decin—Dr. Ninh

Paroisse Catholique —R. P. Souvignet Capitaine Adjoint—ClementJames

Territoire—Lt.-Col.

Officier de Renseignem’ts—Lt. Picard-

Destelan

Administration Indigene Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade de

Tu&n-Phu—Bui Thien Co la Garde Indigene—Tessarech

Bo chonh—Vu Thien Dam Sub-Division des Travaux Publics Le

V^rinaire Auxiliaire—Tran Van Nga Pomellec

Greffier Tribunal—Vu Van Chi Receveur des Douanes—Albericci

Postes et T&^g.—Tan Chef du Poste Radiot41eg.—Cao-Bat-

Kiem-Hoc—Nguyennhu Loan Khai

PROVINCES DU TONKIN B*207

Commis’e. de Police—Gendarme Sarran Douanes—Le Rouzic Receveur

Commissionaire

lumcav Police Speciale — Cha That-Khe—Susini Brigadier de classe

exceptionnelle

Nacham - Salvador! Receveur

Dong-Mo—Peres, id auxiliaire

HONGAY D6ng-Dang—Chaduc, id

Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A. (Capital Postes L6c- Bi nh— Pellet, id

7,000,000 Dont 1,250,000 Rachetes), Ap- Sinh, receveuret Tel^graphes—M. Boang-van-

provisionnemeut

Cable Ad: Chaffanjon General Teleph. 4; Tr^sor—Monnet, payeur

A. Navarre Assistance Medicale—M. Gonzalez Mede-

cin, commandant

BUNG-YEN Cadastre — Hoang Tai Thy, agent

technique

Resident—Wintrebert See Veterinaire—Tran Viong, veterinaire

Adjoint—Bouteille Indochinois Langsonville

Tribunal—Than 'Prong Hau Commissaire de Police—M.

Garden Indigene—M. Bailee Dangreilhinspec-

Payeur—Francony teur principal, Thomas, ss inspecteur,

Garde Indigene—Milani Lafabregue Garde,

Douanes et Regies — Marly, receveur: her, Grenes, principal, Na-Lang, principal, a Diem-

brigadiers; Robert-Moutouh Dr. Chang, inspecteur de 3e ql a

Medecin—Dr. Boang-Thuy-Ba Than-Moi

Travaux Publics—Le Buong Duong Chemins de Coumarin,

Fer—Nghiem

Enseignement—Le-van- Le

Commissaire de Police—Arreteau contrdleur, chef- xuan - Viet,

de District

Commer^ants—Dong Fat, Duchau-Long, Commercants—M. M. Le-duc-Thai, Tran-

Tam-ich dang-Long, Nguyen-tien-Khoat,

ng6-Th6ng, Banh-Hao, Tran-si-Linh, Yon-

Cadastre—Boang- huy- Vuong Ngo-quang-Loi, Ly-vinh-Cheong

BanqueDoc—Le

Tong Agricole—Ceccaldi

dinh Tran Hotels—Hotel des Trois Marechaux,

Hotel de France

Transports Autmobiles—Delair, Tran-

KIEN-AN bich Ngoc, Nguyen-van-Phuc, Ngayt-

hai-Wo, Waly & Cie

Resident—Andre Berjoan SociOtO d'Electricite—Dilhan, directeur

Cinema Sonore et Parlant Chantecler—

Adjoint—Jacques

Percepteur—Jacques Labitte

Labitte E. Retif, directeur

Travaux Publics—Cajrez Etablissements

Aromatiques, Chimiques et M(Produits

Antoine Chiris edicaux)

Gardes Indigene a Kien-An—Tirel —Drouet, directeur

Douanes et Regies—G. Chatenet

PROVINCE DE LANG-SON PROVINCE DE PHU-LY

Resident—M. L. Giudicelli, adminis- Emile Leconte, Exploitations Agricoles

(Cafe) de Dong-Lang, Cho-Cay et Vuon-

trateurde le cl des Services Civils

Adjoint — M. R. Theveniant, adminis- Giau, Coc-Thon par Phu-Ly (Tonkin),

Bureau de Poste et Gare—Cable Ad:

trateur adjoint de 2e cl des

Civils That-Khe—Capitaine Lartigue Services Leconte, Chi-ne

Delegue Eknest Borel, Exploitations Agricoles

Id. Na-Cham—Cap. Carli

Id. Dong-Dang—Oapitaine De Na- deChine Co-Nghia

Hanam— et Nhuong, Lao (Cafe) par

Id. zelle

L6c-Binh-Capitaine Estrade

Id. Binb-Gia-Massei, Sous-Inspec- E. Chouquet, Exploitation Agricols

teur B. C. de la G.I. (Cafe) de Phuc Luong par Nhoquan—

DM^gues Police Frontiere: Ninh Binh

a Chima—Lieutenant Tanchon

a Binhi—Lieutenant Darnault

Surete—M. Roug6, commissaire-ad- SociriTri Anonyme Fran^aise de Colonisa -

joint de la Suret G^nerale et Meyrone, tion en Annam,Agricoles

Exploitations Tonkin (de

de Monpezat),

Chau Son

inspecteur (CafO) par Nhoquan—Ninh Binh

B208 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

PROVINCE DE LAOKAY DELEGATION DE PAKHA

Administrateur-Resident—Gamichon Delegue — Capitaine M. A. R. Poggi

Id. -Adjoint-Valencot

Assistance Medicale—Medecin Capitaine Poste Detache—Lieutenant E. Pianelli

Darnault

Garde Indigene Inspecteur Vanoni,

S/lnspecteur Benati, Garde Principal NAM-DINH

de Pontich

Douanes et Regies— (Receveiir) Padovani Residence

Resident- Maire—Lotzer

Agents—Fabre, Graziani, Leverge Pinet Administrateur-Adjoint—Compairn

Virgitti

Travaux Publics (Cbef de Subdivi- Secretaire Moulin General de la Municipalite—

sion)—Esquer

Tresor (Payeur)—Paquir

Postes et Telegraphes (Receveur)— Payeur—Vola Tresor

Satonnet

Forets (Chef de Division Forestier)— Commis—i'ore-Meneault

Porteur de Contraintes—Rey

Forget

Missionnaire Apostolique — Pere De Postes et Telegraphes

Neuville

Troupes Coloniales — Seguir., chef de Receveur—Berthet

Bataillon ; Vaillant, lieutenant; Atger, Tribunal

lieutenant; Audemard, medecin lieute- Juge de Paix—Lernie

nant

Commissariat de Police—Fabre President du Tribunal Provincial — Tran

Hotels—Touting Hotel, Alim Macca, Greffier Luk Mau

Thin-Zil Notaire—Yasmin

Commis Greflier—David

Entreprises de Transports—Viaud; Huissier—Hainoz

S.T.A.I.

Surete—Del mas Travaux Publics

CHAPA Ingenieur—Borde

Surveillant—Roth

Garde Indigene et Commissariat de Garde Indigene

Police—Perquis

Assistance Medicale—Medecin Lieu- Inspecteur—De Gouberville

Sous-Inspecteur—Lea

tenant Mistrot

Forets—Gelle Enregistrement

Troupes Coloniales — Reuxibillion Receveur—Fontanie

Capitaine; Galibert, Lieutenant

Hotels Grand Hotel Metropole, Pro- Assistance ' Medicale

prietair Compagnie Francaise Immo-

biliere; Hotel du Centre, Proprietaire Medecin Chef—Levet

Vaumousse: Chapa-Hotel, Proprietaire Douanes et Regies

Sourdain

Receveur—Cornu

DELEGATION DE BAXAT Brigadier—Pit on

Delegue—Fourmachat,

Lieutenant Capitaine; Menet, Sous-Brigadier—Mercier

Ecoles. .

DELEGATION DE PHONGTHO Directeur, Maneval

Ecole Primaire Superieure—

Delegue—Capitaine Paceioni Eeole Mixte*—M. Breant, Mme. Breant

Garb ,

DELEGATION DE MUONG- Controleur—Masse

KHUONG Chef de District^—Ngo van Duong

t)elegue—Correard, Capitaine; Tes- Mont De Piete

ton, Lieutenant Regisseur—Delsol

PROVINCES DU TONKIN

Cadastre Distillerie

Ingenieur G^ometre—Vittori Directeur1—Le Gall

Ingenieur-Chemiste—NaguyeilThoh

Gendarmerie M^canicien—Vienot

Chef de Brigade— I’remont Surveillant — Samy

Oeeioiers du 4i) Tonkinois Usine Electr'ique1

Colonel—Larbalhtrier Agent Commercial—-Duppnt

Commandants—Clavel,

Medecin-Commandant—CosteAragno, Cavaille Fjlature de Sole

Capitaines—Douyere, Manodvitta, Hesse, Directeur— Robert

Souriac Chefs de Tissage—Peititpierre, Vignal

Lieutenants—Renan, Duffau, Dubau, Le SOCIETE CoTONNI-iiRE DU TONKIN

Chelveder,

Sous - Renoux,

Lieutenants — Sinou Bouyer,

Baret,

Nguyen-duy-Vi§n Direction et Service Commercial—

Bayle-Cadoret

Service Technique

Costa, Roussel ' — Kolle, J. Fohrer

Sous-Oeficiers Secretariat—P. Romano

Adjudant-Chef,

Firaguay Chef de Fanfare — Comptabilite—Malzeff

Adjudants-Chefs—Roussel, Labeau Ste. Comerciale AeiATiquE Direeteur—

Adjudants—Chalumeau, Batard, Verlon, Ingenieur Eglinger

Surget,

Grimaldi,Peter, Guisset,

Brunet, Asnard, Con as,

Requier Employes—Letuffe, Francois

Sergents-Chefs—Philippi, Dubeau, Mau-

gin, Persil, Grail, Lamirel, Tanguy, PHU-THO

asson, Guisset, Paolacci, Fremont,

Caille, Masini Phu-Tho (Chef-lieu) a 99 Km de Hanoi—

Sergents — Monfort, Muchleim, Miron,

Beauville, Millet, Legagneur, Marthel,

Obert, Orguelt, Acquaviva, Nicolai,

Girr, Caseli Residence

Administrateur,

M. A. Parsi Resident de France—

Missions Catholiques Administrateur-Adjoint—M. J. Lalanne

Pere Tardy, Pere Vacquier—Pere Garcia Tribonal Residentiel

Frere Bernabe

Resident-Juge^—M. A. Parsi

Veterinaire Juge-Suppleant

Greffier—M. Rigail, - M.inspecteur

J. Lalannede la G. I.

Veterinaire Inspecteur—Pham van Huyen Huissier et Porteur de Confcraintes—

Prison M. Archier, garde ppal 'de la G. L

Gardien-Chef—Pinelli

Gardi'eh-Adjohlt—Buchy Centre Amdnistratif de Hung-Hoa

Chef de Poste—M. Thiennaud

Banque de lTndo-Chine ‘ Garde Indigene

Directeur — Leflore Commandant la Brigade — M. .,Rigail,

Caissier—Lesca inspecteur de.laGdl. - . . ;

1

i'.-Colons POSTES OCCUPES PAR LA GARDE INDIGENE

Medecih—Rongier Phu-Tho, Hung Hoa' ' ‘ "j

Entrepreneur—Luzet

Hotelier—Baudon Uheiong

Pharmacien—Bo Tra^'a ifk PhiiLtCg

CapithihO en Retraite—Ziminjermanri

Boucher—CasieT Chef .^ubj-Uivisionnaire ■— M* I^g^men-

N hjpj .0'1, .

,COMMUNAUTE DES SOEURS, ’ , ^Cadastrjs ^ . ' ' , .

Soeur Donalien | Soeur Marie Chef de Di vision Cadastrale— M. Deloustal

B210 PROVINCES DC TONKIN

Assistance Medicale Enseignement

Mandarin — Nguyen-Quang - Xuong,

M^decin Indochinois a Phu-Tho—M. Do- Gendarmerie—Patrovillaust-Seguy

Xuan-Giu

M^decin Indochinois a Vietri—M. Le- Planteurs—Sete. Borel et Cie a My-Khe,

Van-Trien Cie. Indochinoise des Plantations & Phu-

M^decin Indochinois a Hung-Hoa—M. Man, Henri

Verneuil, Mme.

Thibaut,

Veuve Thibaut,

Leopold Robert, Cot,

Tran-Lam-Bao

Derepas, Duquesne, Calandruccio, Le

Douanes & Regies Priol

Recette Subordonnee a Phutho

Receveur Subordonne—M. Duzer : THAI-BINH

Sous-Brigadier—M.

Brigadier des D. & R.Adraste

a Hung-Hoa—M. J. Administrateur - Resident, Chef de la

David Province de Thai-Binh—Domec

Postes et Telegraphes Administrateur

Payeur— BalisoniAdjoint—Barbo

Phu-Tho, Hung-Hoa. Vietri, Phu-Doan, President Tran-Luu-vi

du Tribunal Provincial—

Un Secretaire, telegraphiste charge de Ingenieur Sub-Divisionnaire des Travaux

Chaque Bureau Publics—Garcin

Station Experimental Aegricole Inspecteur, Comt. la Brigade de Garde

de Phu-Ho Indigene—Charbonnier

Directeur—M. Remond Garde Principal—Peron

Surveillant de la Leproserie de Van-M6n

Service Forestier —Estelle

Hdpital—Docteur Vu Ngoc Anh Gilet

Chef

M. M.i. Division

Trimbour Forestiere a Vietri — Cadastre—Mac-cong-Chung

Cbntroleur des Donanes et Regis

Chef de Division

—M. Dumaison Forestiere a Phu-Doan Commissaire Special de la Surete—

Chef Division Forestiere a D6n-Vang Delorge

—M.deNguyen-Yen-Gy THAI NGUYEN

Service Veterinaire Resident—Echinard

Veterinaire a Phu-Tho—M. Nguyen-Dac- Ad j oint—Houpin

Ky Greffier Notaire—Sbvanti

Gendarmerie Payeur—Winterbert (Cecil) Tilloa

Garde Principal de la Garde Indigene Postes Indigene—Lausent

Garde

& Telegraphes—Pham van Chien

ffons de Commissaire de Police a Phu- Douanes—Pagani

Tho—M. Archier Foret—Sentulo Dailla

Garde Principal de la Garde Indigene Comdt. d’Armes—Capitaine Guyet

ffons

M. Weberde Commissaire de Police a Vietri Medecin

Loi

de 1’Assistance, Ty—Trinh-hui-

Travaux Publics—Tran-trung-Hien

SON-TAY Service Pbnitentiaire—Lavante Gisvan-

nitti

Resident—A.

Adjoint—R. deCailhert, admr. de 2e cl. Service

Maynard, administrateur Vbtbrinaire—Nguyen Ngoc Chat

Gendarmerie—Moraud

adjoint

Travaux Publics—Menich TUYfiN-QUANG

Douanes

Berlioz,etbrigadier

Regies—Jacquet, contrdleur; Resident—J. Loupy, administrateur de

Medecin—Seyberlich 2bme classe chef

ITndochine, des deServices

Province Civils de

Veterinaire—Nguyen-van

Comdt. d’Armes & TongMai— Lt.-Col. Adjoint — Civils

H. Cattan, redacteur des

Caux Services

Artillerie Coloniale—Plmrivong, comdt. Garde Indigene—Le Brun, inspecteur

Legion Etrangere—Lambert, Chef de commandant la Brigade; Cormeraie,

garde principal, adjoint au commandant

Bataillon

Garde Ihdigene — Vives, inspecteur de de la

Dang-Chau, Duerren,

Brigade; Deux, chefchefde dePoste

Poste

de

ppah: Labeye, garde ppl. Bac-Muc

PROVINCES DU TONKIN B211

Travaux Publics—Nguyen Xuan Dan Missions Ftrangeres—

Gauja, missionnaire (Tuyen-quang)

agent voyer Gautier, id. (BilS)(Phu-yen-Binh)

Postes etTelegraphes—Nguyen-Huy-Van, Gonzalez, id.

recevaur secondair

Tresor—Joly, payeur

Service Sante — Dr. Asperges, xnedecin- Socihih Agricole be Binh-Ri a Kimxuyen

capitaine, charge de TAssistance —Le Roy des Barres, direteur

medicale de la Province; Ngo Dang Societe Anon, des Mines de Trang-Da

Nganh, medecin indochinois adjoint (Mine de Zinc et de Plomb a Tuy6n

Service Forestier—Perrin, chef Cantonne- Quang)—

ment

Nguyende Vanla Riviere

B6ng, Claire ; Cortie,

Phan-Lac-Lien, Gatle, directeur

chefs de Division Roustant, ingeneur

Services Agricoles—Borel, ingenieur Carpano, Gallus, Batchevitch,

Brahic, Gergelics Pioli

et Katsavas, chefs

Enseignment Francais — Mile Niflis, de Service

directrice de 1’Ecole Fran9aise

Enseignment F.I.—Ngo Due Kinh, Hu&n SoCI&TE DES ChARBONNAGES DE TUYEN

Dao, inspecteur

F. I. des Provincesdesde Ecoles Primaireset Quang—

Tuyen-Quang

Ha Giang Bellenge, directeur

Lapina, employ^

Veterinaire—Nguyen-Van-Chuy SocifiTis MmiiRE de Yen-Linh—(a Tuyen

Douanes et Regies—Martin, controleur;

Mondoloni, Mariani, agents du Service Quang)

Actif Manpetit, surveillant

Armes—Chef de Bataillon Belloc, com- Soci^t^s de Transports Automobiles—

mandant d’Arraes les Capitaines Rage, Phu-Tho-Tuyen-Quang, Gache, Thank,

Coeurderoy, Hamilton, les Lieutenants So, Huong, Canh, Dieu, Hanoi', Tuyen-

Limousis, Joffe Quang (Nam-Vinh)

Police—Cedelle, gendarme

SoCIETis DE TRANSPORTS FlUVIAUX ClES

COLONS — Sauvage (Service : Hanoi-Tuyen-

Quang)

Guiguen et Sauguet, Approvisionne- M. de Villarey, representant de la

ment General Settlement

chine Metallwigique de 1’Indo-

A N AM

,The Kingdom of Annam is under French protection. It extends along the Eastern

coast

bodgeofandthe Laos

large onIndothe'Chinese peninsula,

west, Tonkin between

on the north,Cochin-China

and the China on Sea

the onsouth.

the Cam-

esast.

It is an extensive territory bordered by a chain of granite mountains'covered with forests

and having well-watered and fertile plateaux.

The kingdom is administered by a Privy Cpmpcil whose members are nominated by

the

oune,Sovereign.

1.884, FranceEach

hasMinistry has the Superieur

had a Resident assistance atof Hue

a Council. Since theofTr^aty

and a Chambfer of 6tn j

Represent^.-

tives of the people was instituted in i'&26.; f’or adpunistrative purposes Annam is

divided

Quang -Binhinto (Dong-Hoi);

17 provinces: : Thanh-Mba

Quang-Tri (Q-T),(Th-H), Nghe-An

Thua-Thien' (Hue),(Yitih), Ha-Tinh (Faifo),

Quang-Nam (HIT),

Quang-Ngai (Q-Xgai), Binh Dinh (Qui-Nhon), Phu-Yen (Song-Can), Kon Tbhm (K.T.),

Darlac

Thiet); (Ban-Methuot), Khanh-Hoa

Haut Donnai (Dalat), (X h-Tg),

Plei-Ku XinhR^sidences-Mairies

and the Thuan (Phanrang),ofBinh-Thuan

Thanhhoa. (Phati-

Vinh-

Benthuy, Hud, Tourane, Quinhdn, Phan-Thiet, Dalat. The agricultural land

bordering on the Coast is almost exclusively devoted to the culture of rice; of which two

crops a year are raised. Ijnports consist of products for consumption such, as--. Hour,

wine, liquors,goods,

luie, 'ehttotr rice( spice, also ironComprise

etc. Exports manufactures,

silk, rawall and

kindsfilatured,

of hard silk

wood,manufactures

articles de .

and waste fellk, 'ginned cotton, lace, cinnamon, gummed lacquer, oil d’araohides

precious woods, ox hides and horns, dried and salt fish, etc. !

HUE

aboutHue, the capital

12 km. from the of the

sea kingdom

on a largeofbutAnnam,

scarcelyandnavigable

the seat ofriver

government, is situated

named Huong-giang

on the coast in about lat. 16 deg. 29 min N., and long. 107 deg. 38debouches

and called by the French the Hue river or Riviere des Parfums, which min. E.

The grand mountain chain of Annam, rising four successive lines, approaches

the coast

only by theNorthsea, and South,to forming,

giving the city round the town,

a smiling and anpicturesque

immense belt spect.broken

Hue

consists an

citadel, of two distinctquadrilateral,

immense parts on each side of on

measuring the each

river.sideOn2,400

the left bankwithis the

metres the

front

of the bastioned

King andafter the type

the offices of theof Annamite

the fortifications at Yauban.

Ministers. TouristsWithin are thetopalace

are allowed visit

the palace on obtaining a pass from the French administration. Inside the palace is a

very interesting

jewellery), In themuseum

citadelofofareancient

also Annamite

two works of artM.(chiefly

other museums—S. gold and

Khai isDinh jade

Museum

(ancient

order Annamite works art) and Commercial Museum. The palace kept in good

officialand visitorsofwill

buildings thefind it very

French interesting.and the

government, On the rightof the

houses bankEuropean

of the river are and

officials the

merchants.

Annamites, TheEuropeans,

680 populationandof 810 the Chinese.

city is estimated

The to beof composed

environs Hue are of 29,000

picturesque

and

some pleasing. A favourite

few miles from Hue. The excursion

buildingsis toarethemagnificent

tombs of inthetheoldstylekings

of theof tombs

Annam,of

the Chinese Emperors.

ANNAM ' HVi: BiW

DIRECTORY

RESIDENCE SUPlERIEURE EN B'llrkiux

. , des GonSeillevs aupres des

ANNAM *: ; Mimisteres

M. Craffeuil, resicient superieur eu Aimam M. Du Basty, administrateur adjoint de

M. Labbey, administrateur de 2emf 2e classe . des Services Civils, conseiller

classe de S^.vjc^^'Ci^ls,, djrectedr'des M.aupres de"ministferes'

Philipp, db Flriterieufe

administrateur adjoint de

Bureaux le classe des Services Civils, conseiller

aupres du.ministere de la Justice et: des

INSPECTION. DES AFFAIRES Finances

I POLITIQUES & ADMINISTRATIYES III.—Service pe la Surete en Annam

" M. Dupuy, inspeeteur M„classe,

Sogny,.chefcontroleur general,$ede.Felipe

local des Services lere

I.-—Cabinet el de Sftret6.en.Annp.m- ' ,. •

M. Ducrest, atkoiniwlraceur de 3e elasse

des Services Civils, cl^f 4u Cabinet IV—Inspection ou Travail

I Secretariat Particnlier M. Cinel, .administrateiu' adjoint de 3e

' M.3edeclasseRedon,des administrateur

Services? Civils,adjoint de

secretaire nlasse des. Services Civils, inspecteur .

particulier TRAVAUX PUBLICS

Section d'ordre ClRCONSCRIPTION LES TRAVAUX PUBLICS

M.Services'Civile

Baux, rddacteur chefdede Section

2e classe des ok l’Annam, . . ,

Section- de la Garde Indigene. * Maleski, ihgeiii'eur de ordiliaire 2° classe

M.de• Grethen, des p. & ch., ingenieur oh chef de la

la gardeinspecteur

indigene,. des lere.

comman- Circpnscription desrT. P. do T^nnam, ,

dant

Sup^rieurela Brigade de la Residence Buiream Adrhinistratif: ' . .

‘ Bureau du Personnel Celevier, ingenieur hors classe, chef de

Bureau Administratif

M. de Redon, administTateur adjoint de Bureau deld Odniptabiiitdet du Personel

3eBureau

classe des Services Civils, chef du Jouffrey,

Bureau adjoint technique ppal., chef de

ID— Bureaux. Subdivision des BAtimxnts Civils .

M.Services

Patau, administrateur

Civils, direoteurdedes2e class des

Bureaux Direction :

^ ler Bureau Desbois, architecte de 3rd classe

M. Qaudart,administrateur adjoint de l^re Arrondisbementde S.O. TuNord-Annam

' classe des Services Civils, chef de (Siege h Vinh)

M.BureauColonua, sous chef de Bureau de 26 Direction

classe

Section'des Services' ' -Civils,- ■ chef de Soubeyrand, ingenieur ordinain de 36

2 md Burean classe, ingeriieur

Villaret, chef d’Arrondissement

adjoint de 2nd classe

M. Chiollier, administrateur adjoint de de t.p.e., chef de Bureau

3e des Services Civils. chef de Bureau

Section de la solde et des fra,is de transport Arrondissement de S. Q. du Sud-Annam

| M. Biros, administrateur adjoint.de classe (Si6ge a Nhatrang)

des Services Civils, chef de Section Direction

Bureau du Tourisme et des Archives Plauti, ingenieur ordinaire de 2° classe P.

M. Peyssonnaux, commissaire principal etch., chef d’Arrondissement

de 36 classe des" Polices de ITndochine Quene, adjoint technique de le cl. chef

hors cadres, chef de Bureau de Bureau

annam-hu£

Arkondisement d’Hydraetliqtje Mairie de Dalat

Agricole-Annam Auger, administrateur de lere classe de

(Siege k Vinh) Services Civils, resident-maire de Dalat

Franc, ingr. ordinaire

Ch„ chef d’Arrondisement de Sere cl. de P. et \ Ginouv&s, administrateur-adjoint de Seme

classe Secretaire Municipal

Subdivision de Thua Thi&n Treeor

Desmarets, ingenieur de lin cl. chef de Begoc, payeur

Subdivision Garde Indigene

Services Agriaoles et Commerciaux Des Fontaines, inspecteur, comdt. at

Gilbert, ingenieur principal de lere classe, Brigade Service, Forestier

chef de Service

Roule, ingenieur-adjoint de l&re classe ! DeForestier Villepre, chef du Cantonnement

Service de l’Enseignement Annam j Assistance Medicale

lo. Direction de Hue Dr. Fourneyron

Del&ie, professeur prin cipal de 1’Enseigne- i

ment sup^rieur, chef local du Service de j Vaucel, veterinaire Service Veterinaire

1’Enseignement en Annam inspecteur

Antoine, professeur de I’Enseignement j Faurfe, marechalGendarmerie chef de Logis

Primaire

2o. College Quoc-Hoc d Hue Posies et Telegraphes

Dioudonnat, professeur principal de | Sauvage, receveur

1’Enseignement Second aire, directeur Lycde de Dalat

Leguen, professeur principal del’Enseigne- !! Tullie, proviseur

ment Secondaire, surveillant general

So. College Dong-Khanh d Hue

Mile. Muarege, professeur

1’Enseignement Secondaire,principal

directricede !, Service V6terinaire Zootechnique et

DES EpIZOOTIES DE L’ANNAM

JfO. Ecole Fran$aise de Hud Evanno, veterinaire-inspecteur de 2eme

Mme. Monsarrat, professeur principal de | classe, chef de Service

1’Enseignement Primaire, directrice

Mile. Pretou,

ment Primaire professeur de I’Enseigne- | Service Forestier de l’Annam

So. Ecoles Primaires de Thua Thien Fangeaux, inspecteur principal des Forets,

chef de Service

Pihet,

mentprofesseur

Primaire principal de 1’Enseigne- S Mousse, inspecteur-adjoint de 3e classe

60. Ecole Franchise de Tourane des Forets, chef de Section

Mme. Spick, professeur

Primaire, directrice de I’Enseignement !

Mme. Vuillame, professeur de 1’Enseigne- 1 Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques

du Langtho(Anciens Etablissements

ment Primaire Bogaert)—Direction Generate a Hai-

Direction en Locale de la Sante phong.

(Annam) Usine au Langtho pr&s de Hu4

Annam G. Chenu, directeur general

(Hdpital'de Hmi) L. Galloy, directeur de 1’Usine

Dr. Le Nestour, medecin principal, | E.D. Roche, Capelle,mAcanicien

chef comptable

directeur local de la Sant4

PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

TOHtANK

The port of Tourane is situated about 40 miles to the south-east of Hue, the

capital of Annam, but on account of the Thuan-an Bar it is accessible by sea for large

craft

September.during From

only Hu@

six months

to Touraneof there

the year—from the encT of railway

is a very comfortable March toalong the the

endsea-of

shore or passing through the mountains and woods, for

There is also a very picturesque road passing over the Nuages range of hills which a distance of 68 milesis

practicable for horse and foot traffic and motor-cars. The extensive bay of Tourane

istransports

surrounded andbythehills and affords

steamers of theanchorage

Messageriesto the largest and

Maritimes vessels. The Government

the Chargeurs Reunis

find an anchorage here at all states of the tide and in

River, which rises in the small mountains of the interior, empties itself into all weathers. The the

Tourane

bay.

ofIt isQuang-nam

navigable and onlyQuang-ngai

for small boats and junks,

is carried oh. The by which

town, the

which traffic withbuilt,

is well the provinces

extends

for a length of nearly two miles along the left bank of the river. It possesses many

public buildings, including the French Residency, a fine Military Hospital, spacious and

well-ventilated Barracks, the Custom-house, the Treasury, the Post Office, and the

which mayOffices,

Municipal also a number

be mentioned the Bankofdewell-appointed

1’Indo-Chine, the business establishments,

Messageries Maritimesamongst

offices,

the Hotel

several Morin,stalls.

hundred etc. The Markets,

On the built ofof the

right bank brickriver,

andalso,

stone,therearearelargea few

andbuildings

contain

which are included in the French concession. A quarter of an hour’s walk from this

district is the village

much frequented by theof European

My-khe, which has given

population. The its tradename to a magnificent

of Tourane beach

is considerable,

eanella sugar, rattan, bamboo, areca nuts, silk, cassia, etc. The Messageries Maritimesof

and several steamers a month arrive from Hongkong, taking full return cargoes

and the Compagnie

Companies, togetherChargeurs

with thoseReunis havefrom

arriving agencies at Tourane,

Hongkong, give aand totaltheofvessels

about ofa dozen

these

entering the port every month in normal times. Besides these vessels a large number

of large sea going junks from China, Hainan, and the ports of Annam, Tonkin, and

Cochin-China carry on an active and considerable trade in the products of the country.

Tea, coffee, and the mulberry tree are cultivated on a large scale in the neighbourhood.

Lessobject,

an than one hour’s journey

of interest by motor-car

for travellers, from the

who should nottown

pass are the Marble

through TouraneMountains,

without

paying them a visit.

DIRECTORY

VILLE DE TOURANE Services Judiciaires

Littee, president du Tribunal

Commission Municipale Douanes et Regies

M. M. Alerini, rhsident-maire, president Munsch, sous-directeur D. & R.

Yacherot,

Mercadier, vice-president

membre

Chauvin, do. Service Militaire

Guerry, do. Spinosi, commandant

Valadou, capitaine 2e d’Armes

Cie lOe Rmic

Tr&n-Huu-Thai,

Nguyen-binb-Ngo, do. do.

Service de la Sante

Services Civils Escale, medecin-chef de 1’A.M.

Alerini, administrateur de 2& cl. resident- Ohemins de Fer

maire

Gentes, secretaire municipal Geais, ingffiiieur chef 2&me Ardt

£>216 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

P. T. T. Banque Agricole

Cazenove, receveur Bureau, inspecteur des .Caisses du Credit

Agricole de 1’Annam

Enrjsgistrement Hydraplique Agricole

Mas, receveur de I’Enregistrement De Lacroix de Laval, ingr. de FH.A.

Tresor T. S. F.

B, Hondaa, payeur rpceyeur municipal Capsie, ,ehef de Poste

Enseignement Voirie

Le Bids, directeur Groupe Scolaire Faucheux, ingr. subdivisionnaire des T. P.

Mine Ytii]lame, Dee Ecole Francaise

Service Forestier Oompagnie Franco - Asiatique des

Merklen, chef du Cantonnemenjk Petroles, Kerosene, Benzine,, Lubri-

cating Oils, Liquid Fuel, Asphalt,.

- Turpentine),

Candles. Paraffin

ShellWax, Turpine

Marine (Mineral

Oils—Cable

• Service Maritime Ad: Asiatic; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition

Gamier, subdivisionnaire and Private

Garde Indigene 7. M. Lagreze, manager

R. Cote de Saux, inspecteur

Gentes sous inspecteur H. C. chef du

Detachement A. L. Stanislas, accountant

Mme C. Parmentier, correspondent

PROVINCE DE BINH DINH

Chef Lied: QdInhon

Quinhon was .•opened to, foreign trade upon the. conclusion of the Treaty betwi ch

Francelat.and13Annam

about deg. &4signed in March,1874.

mim iL, long. 109 deg.It02ismin.

situated

E. Theon the coast toof the

entrance Annam

pqr.t inis

obstructed

not by a 16bar,towhich

exceeding may beThe'chief

16£ feet. crossed, articles

however,ofbyexport

any vessel withsilk,

are salt, a draught

beans,

arachide oil and cakes, sugar, etc. The population of the province is, 600,000—1,300

Chinese, 200 Europeans that of the port 10,000, of whom about 201 are French

civilians. The country is well cultivated, and the commercial prospects of the

port are improving every year. A considerable trade is carried on, chiefly

with Hongkong, Haiphong, Saigon, Singapore, and Bangkok. The’trade is at

present chiefly in the hands of the Chinese.

PROVINCES DE L’ANN AM 8217

DIRECTORY

PROVINCE I)E RINH DINH B anodes

Banque de PIndochine—Rue Gia

Chef Lieu : Quinhon Long, Quinhon

Port de commerce = Plage PROVINCE DE HAtTINH

Administration de la Province Administration Francaise

De Pastes, administrateur de lere classe Rerthault,

Du Basty-, adm. ,,3e cl., resident

adija.-adjoint lere cl.,de adjoint

Franee

des S.G., resident de France au Resident

; Dubois, administrateur adjoint des S-C.) Filippi, capitaine, delegue ad minis tratif

adjoint au Resident de France

Nguyen Phan, chef annamite de la

j Province Cyavoct,

Linh-Cam

lieutenant, dMegue administratif

a Chu-Le

Prinqipaies Industries Administration Indigene

| 1° Cordages en fibre de coco pour S.T6n-that-C6n,

E. Nguyen-dinh-Chi,

jonques de mer, navires—Tran-hoa- B6-Cbanh Tuan-Vu

, Qui a Tam-Quan Phan-Vo, An-Sat

2° Articles en fibre de coco (sandslet- Nguy<3n-van-Binh, Lanh-Binh

i tee, tapis, brosses—Huynh-Ddn-De Subdivision iSecondaire

Tam-Quan Chaigneau, liehtenant, commandant

| H° Huile de coco—Huynh-D6n-De a d'Armes

Tam-Quan

4° Ailerons de requin et vessiey de Douanes et Regies

| poisson—Huynh-Ddn-Dfe a Tam-Quan Morani, receveur subordonne

5° Tissage m^canique de la soie—

Etablissements L. Delignon k Phu- Perception

Phong Bianchet, sous-inspecteur de la G. I. fFons

I 6°Khai-dinh

Savonneries—Tran-sanh-Thai avenue

a Quinhon-Viet Dan-Tam de Percepteur

1 Guan Assistance Medicale

I 7° Fecule de haricot et vermicelles Dang-van-Du, m&decin-chef

I “Song-Than” renommes dans toute Bui-xuan-Dieu, medicin-adjoint

‘ ITndochine) a An-Thai

Enseignement Primaire

PrincipatJx Hotels Tran-Kinh, instituteur principal, Doc-Hoc

j 1°—Grand H6tel de Quinhon en face Garde Indigene

de la mer Moguez, inspecteur principal, comman-

Principaux Commeroants et dant la Brigade

Exportateurs Police

j 1 lr—Denis Fren s d’Indochine, Rue Gia- Wolff, garde principal 3e cl. de la garde

Long, Quinhon indigene, ffons commissaire de Police !

r?°—Descours et Cabaud, Rue Albert,

Quinhon H-yRE'flE

'j°—Poinsard et Veyret, Rue Odend’- Rouan,, jnspepteur, pri ncipal de, la Surete,

hal, Quinhon ffons commis?aire-adjoint

4°—Etablissements Morin Freres a

|L Quinhon , Travaux Publics

5°—Ste anonyme franco annamite de Cros, ingenieur,deschef

Commerce a Quinhon

6°—Ste anonyme Commerce de Tran- Pharn xui.n-Thinh,T.agent

Tefritoriale P.d.e technique,

la Subdivision

chef

: sit d’Annam a Quinhoh de la Sub-Division des Irrigations

B218 PEG VINCES DE L’ANNAM

Service Vet^rinaire Travaux Publics

Nguyen-Tuc, veterinaire indochinois, chef Cros, ingenieur de lere classe des Travaux

Publics, chef de Subdivision de Dong-

de Poste Hoi

POSTES ET TllLEGRAPHES

Buu-Uyen, commis, receveur des Pqstes Coutellier,Douanes et Regies

verificateur des Douanes et

Commerce R4gies, receveur subordonne a Dong-Hoi

Garance, receveurauxiliaire

Lugan, receveur auxiliaireaa Quang-Kh£

Badon

Hong-Ky, Vo-cong-Hoa, Duc-Thinh Boyer, receveur auxiliaire a Le-Thuy

Plantettrs

BuiFrossard,

- huy - Tin, Monier,

Coudoux, Ferey,

S.A.N.A., Pyne, Tran- Dinh-Assistance

Succession

Medicale

Q,ue dit Emile Couey, medecin,

Bordet, Girard, Paoli, chef

Binh de 1’Assistance Medicale du Quang-

Nguyen-Huu-Gioi, medecin indochinois,

PROVINCE DU QUANG-BINH adjoint au Medecin-Chef

Veterinaire

Chef Lieu : Dong-Hoi Hoang-Duc-Ham, veterinaire indochinois,

(7,800 Km. 2—200,000 Habitants) chef de Poste veterinaire a Dong Hoi

Residence Chemin de Fer

Dubois, administrateur de 24 classe des LeMouvOments

- Van - Thinh, controleur, Trafic et

S. C., resident

Lecourtier, administrateur-adjoint de lere Briand, chef du 94 District V. it B.

classe, des S. C., adjoint Instruction Publique

Gouvernement Annamite Nguy6n-XAn Riem-Hoc de la Province

Vo-Chuan, gouverneur de la Province du Quang-Binh

Phan-Thuc-Ngo,

Pham Dinh-Long,adjoint

Tri-PhuaudeGouverneur POSTES ET TeLEGRAPHES

Quang-Ninh Nguyen-Qui,

Ho-Ngan, Tii-Phu de Quang-Trach receveur secondaire, receveur

Nguyen-Tra, Tri-Huy6n dedeLe-Thuy a Dong-Hoi

Le-Khac-Thu, Tri-Huyen Tuyen-Hoa VoBureau

Nhu -des

Bien,P. T.secretaire,

T. a Badoncharge du

Buu-Phu, ,Tri-Huyen de RATrach

Garde Indigene PROVINCE DE QUANG-TRI

Boucheron, inspecteur de 1 ere classe, com- Aierini, administrateur de 24 cl. des

mandant la Brigade S. C., resident, chef de Province Jdei

Paul, garde principal de l&re classe, adjoint Atzenhoffer,

au Commandant

Altermatt, garde principal de 34 classe, 3e cl., adjointadministrateur-adjoint

au Resident

chef de Poste a My Duylt-ha Garde Indigene

Justice

Le Resident, president du Tribunal de

Gasquy,

dant lainspecteur

Brigade dedela garde

iere el.,indigene de ■

comman-

paix a competence etendue de Dong-Hoi Quangtri

Paul, greffier-notaire COurant, garde principal de 34 cl., chef

de Postp

Lec4ne, a Laobao

garde principal Stagiairej chef de

Forets Poste a Vinh Linb

Pham-Ngoc-Dong,

Forets, chef de laagent technique

Division ‘des

de Quang-

Khe ., PROVINCE DE THUA-THJEN

Phan-Dinh-Thiiyen,

FOrSts, agent technique des M,classe

M. Destenay,

des S. 0., administrateur de 2eet

C&m chef ide la Division de Minh- chef de Province

Maire de la Ville de Hu4

Tran-Sinh, agent techniquedes Forets, Barbe,

chef de la Division de Le-thuy-Dunes classe, administrateur - adjoint de 24

adjoint au Resident

PROVINCES DE LANNAM B219

Garde Indigene Gendarmerie

I Stoeckel, inspecteur principal lere classe, Berthier, gendarme faisant fonctions

; commandant la Brigade de commissaire de Police a Faifoo

Travaux Publics PROVINCE DE QUANG-NGAI

| Desmarets, ingenieur subdivisionnaire

des Travaux Publics M. M. Aurillac, administrateur-adjoint de

Enseignbment lere classe des Services Civils, resident

Plumet, directeur des Ecoles Primaires de France a Uuangngai

Baumann,

classe desadministrateur-adjoint

Services Civils, adjoint deSeme

au

PROVINCE DE QUANG-NAM Resident de France

Residence de Faifoo Garde Indigene

1 Ducrest,

Servicesadministrateur de e classe

Civils, resident chef desde Archinard, inspecteur commandant la

Province Brigade de G. I. a Quangngai

i Le Jariel, administrateur-adjoint de 2e Louppe, Rondeau,s/inspecteur

garde ppal;de ladeG.I.la a Thu-Xa

G.I. a

classe

Residentdes Services Civils, adjoint au Herete, M6-Duc

garde ppal de la G.I. a Duc-Ph6

Chauvet, garde ppal de la G.I. a Tri-Binh

Garde Indigene Laurens, garde

i Saint-Peron, inspecteur principal de Bertrand, gardeppalppalde de

la G.I. a Gilang

la G.I. a My

Thanh

fi 3eme classe, commandant de la Brigade Arnaud, garde ppal de la G.I. a Bato

Stiesch, garde principal stagiaire, adjoint Rouzade, garde ppal de la G.I. a Quangngai

| au Commandant de hors

Brigade

classe, chef de Franques,

Arreteau, s/inspecteur

Poste de Tam- Ky Quangngaigarde ppal de la G.I. a

? Revon, garde principal stagiaire, chef de Jacquelin,

Quangngaigarde ppal de la G.I. a

j; Poste de garde

Raymond, Ben-Hiem

principal de 2e cl., chef

de Poste de Tramy Assistance Medicare

Ledelegue

Pichon,administratif

garde principal

a Banade 2e cl., Hoang - M6ng - Luong, medecin - chef

j: Deloustal, garde principal stagiaire, chef de 1’Assistance M^dicale a Quangngai

du Poste Subdivision des Travaux Publics

Travaux Publics Kirschleger, ingenieur, chef de Subdivi-

! Faucaeux, ingenieur des Travaux Publics, sion

chef de la Subdivision Ordinaire Service Forestier

DeTravaux

la CroixPublics,

de Laval,

chef de ingenieur des Nguyen-Hoai-H6i,

la Subdivision chef de la Division

d’Hydraulique Agricole Forestiere

Phare

Assistance Medicale Couapel, maitre de Phare

, Dr1’Assistance

Chabaud, Mfklieaie,

medecin medecin

de e classe de

chef de

I’Hopital de Faifoo PROVINCE DE KHANH-HOA

Douanes et Regies Chef-Lieu: Nhatrang

V L6receveur

- luong -subordonn6

Luu, contrbleur

a Paifoode 3e cl., Levadoux, administrateur de lere classe

| Morand, receveur auxiliaire a Tamky des S.C.,

Agostini, resident de France au Resi-

administrateur-adjoint

Pham-Cang,

Hoa receveur auxiliaire a Fliep- dent

Tang-thien-Hudn, commis de 3e classe, Garde Indigene

charge du controle de la Distil lerie de Sauvignon, inspecteur de lere classe

^ Cho-Cui commandant la Brigade

Enseignement Filipecki,

commandant gardela Brigade

principal adjoint au

I Tran-Thuoc, Doc hoc du Quang Nan a Penot, sous-inspceteur

Ninh-Hoa chef de Poste

Faifoo

PROVINCES DE . I/ANXA.M

Institut Pasteur , Cauda

Dr.Yersin, idir.ec,tourd«s InstitutsjPiaiSitefur II ,9xiste,!,m terrain d’ayiation^n bon etat

Dr.deJacotot,

L'Indcjchine

directeur de 1’lnstituk Pasteur PROVINCE DE EONTUM |

de.NJiatraug

Dr.' Leroux, vetdrinaire Inspecteur '

Instifcut Oceartogra Phique M. M. Guilleniihet, PeIuI Philibert,

Gregoire, administfateur lere classe des

Dr. Chevey, directeur Services

resident-jugeCivils,a Eontum

resident de France• et |

Durand, assistant Nicolle, inspecteur

Le Poulain, econdme la garde indigene)ppalcommandant

de le classe de

de

Service Medical Brigade

Bonilleroe, m^decin - chef , d’Assistance(1

Dr. Kerfprne,■ tnedepin des troupes cplo-

niales hors .cadre, medecinindo

chefchinpis Medicale a Kontum ■

Nguyhn-qui-Phau, mhdepin La Societe Agricole du Kontum iVDak-Doa

Travaux Publics ;• ' La Society Anonyxne des Etablissement

(Arrbnd issetoerit) deJappau,;

L. Delignon,

Plan^p, ing^nieur principal

Gherre,; chet He Bureau . par Ankhe;Concession a Dak-

(Service Provincial) :

Imatz,' :(?Ohcession de ‘GaMers a

Phan - ngpc >• Ton, ingfcieur - subdivision- M:M.' Mang-Giang

naire ...

(PArrondisseraent du Chemin de fer) R.B., Stutzmann, Mi^sibhliairb A'gTicul-

Rollin, ingenieur ppal chef de PArron- teiir

dissement

Villeminot, ingenieur M.T. .,1:,: '.(>

Ganot, PROVINCE DE BINH-THUAN J

Rhthore,ingenieur

Chevalier, inspecteur adjoint

contrdleur T.M.

id

T.P.

lleimand, (Mviitroleiir id i)C5«p,Li®u: Phanthj&p , )

Telli^, chef de District . 1 i- .RESIDENCE' . 'i..ied I

Louve^.,, (fh^f de Bun'aq, Administrateur-Resident- -Pierrot

Douanes et Regies Administrateur Adjoint—Simon

Garde Indigene—feirfiotii/

Assistance Mhdieale—Malfre Idersene

Blandin, inspecteur des D. et R. Travaux Publics^Dufoux

Palepc, receveur

Olivict, thceVOur subordonne

subordonne Chutt

Monecoh(i Douanes -- Millet,-,.Pascal,

- Legrand,, Michaudj. j

Migeon, receveur auxiliaire Citadelle ^ Barboni, Lmipy,

Phan-van-Huon Raynard,

. Henri

1

■

Allemand, receyeur-auxiliaire Banghoi

Lanfranchi, receveur auxiliaire Ninh -Hoa Enseignement—Troemg-xuan-Quang,

recteur des EcOles Primaires

di-jj

"-Pnrftts Tresor—Ropion ■

Fereits—Lesage, Phily, Nghicpi-xuan-Man

Bila, ihspect^u'i1 des’Por^ts- * ' ‘;,! Postes et Thlegraphes—Triiong-van Di,

Di vision. Forestiere, Nhatrang receveur secondaire

Canioni, chef de Division Service

Division Forestiere, Ninh-Hoa Phare Maritime—Beauvais;

Kega. Maitre de!

Ton-that-Thuan, chef de Division Chemin de

Gendarmerie—rDefer—Brossard, Perrier.

Taxis .duCassct^ouzonc)

poeti ^

Hdtels Colons—Guidon, Lavall.ee,

Grand Hotel (Directeur-Van) Monand.KGdbel,

Blanq, Defosse,Mimanjt

De Monestfol, Morin,

H6tel Beau-Rivage (Breuseghem) Garages—Wuillamie

Communications Grand Hdtel—Joannot

Hdtel Ngoc-Lam—Mine Ghomienne

Chemin de fer-Saigon-Nhatrang-Hanoi Entrepreneurs—Motte, Guery Valere A

Route coloniale No I Banque—Langlet

Missions—R. P. Briigidou

Ports Banghoi

PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM Baai

PROVINCE;J)I5 PHU YEN Veterinaire

.Ruce-Gai,-,yeteri naiie c.fcef:.du lei.Stcleur

Chef Lieu : Songcau

Douanes

w H enri ■Gerbinis, administrateyr de 3eme : Jean, inspecteur

ftiasse des Services Cjiyils,: resident Chemins de Fer

BCqrue,

e chef de Bureau.des S. C.^ adjoint !

,r' an Resident et Eey.oe^pt^ur , Petit, Robert, inspeeteurs :

tandreVii' ] e, ihgenieur, chef

. koion d’Hydraulique Agricole de; de la Aiibdi-

, Tuylista

,

Enseignement

' Vfedela:sque,insbecteur dble commandant Boularand,

gardecl.,indigene Primaire

inspecteur de I’Enseignement

Le Vanla Brigade

Ky,medecin de laIndochinois, medecin- i

chef de FAmbulance PROVINCE DU HAUT-DONNAI

PROVINCE DE NOHE AN (VINH) Residence et Di legation

i Resident- Antoine Jeannin, adminis- . de D,nRING

e> trateur de 2ere classe, resident Maire Liiciett AhgfeE 'admihistW$hir‘ dA ’lere

Vinh-Benthuy

eAdmini trateur-Adjoints—Bauffier, Char- classe des Services-Civils, mairede Dalat

et resident de France

1• les, Tinel, Dicke Michel fie Bbisboissel, administrateui’-

Payeur—D. Marans ■' adjoint’

Civils, de lefeau classe

adjoint des Services

Resident'dA France

fei Garde Indigene du Haut-Donnai

i Desrioux, inspecteur, commandant -Gasquy, garde indigene, ^Ife-uq A Djiring de, la

inspecteur de lere claase

x ■ . la Brigade l

Posts et TelegraphES ' Garde '-

|Bech, receveur Francois Grilhault des Fontaines,; in-

Travaux duPublics specteur de. lere classe

indigene, commandant la Brigade de la garde-

len;. A'rrdndiSsement JVor'd- Arinam Henri ^Adele, chef de Fdste'ia B'srb

I Cassoux,ingenieat des Ponts eCOhairssees,

I chef de i’Arrondissement Travaux Publics '

Subdivision de Vinh SamT.P.Picard, ingenieur de lere cl. des

I Rondet, ingenieur chef de Sub-division Haut-Donnaila Sub-division des T.P. du

chef de

Subdivision Maritime Assistance Medicale

I Voillant, ingenieur L- Tournier, medecin de 2e classe, chef

Irrigations de 1’Assistance Medicale H. D.

Franc, ingenieur des Fonts et Chaussees

I chef de FArrondissement d’ H. A. Service Veterinaire

Forets

I Mousse, inspecteur, chef du Cantonnement veterinaire achef

A. Gillon, Dalat du 4eme secteur

* forestier du Nghe-Tinh

Tribunal Service Forestier

Voillant, juge de Paix Vally,

mentgarde general,

Forestier chef du aCantonne-

du Langbian Dalat

Police Municipale

'I Groupierre, commissaire de Police Service Agricole

Assistance Sociale Bisson, ingenieurchefadjoint

d’Agriculture, de ladesStation

Travaux du

Dr. Mathieu, medecin-chef de 1’Hospital ' Haut-Donnai a Blao

B222 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

Gendarmerie PROVINCE DU DARLAC

Bacquey, gendarme, eommissaire de

Police k Dalat Chef Lieu: BANMETHudT

Besson, gendarme, chef de Poste Salomon, classe

administrateur-adjoint de lere

d’Entrerays France des Services Civils, resident de:

au Darlac

PoSTES ET TiliiGRRAPHES Colonna, sous chef de Bureau de lere

classe des Services Civils, adjoint au

Poirion, receveur a Dalat Resident

Bordes,

gene, sous inspecteurla Brigade

commandant de la garde indi-

de gardi

Tr^sor indigene

E. Couderc, payeur

PROVINCE DE PHANRANG

Lycee Yersin

A Neveu, proviseur Berthault, administrateur de 3a class*

des S. C. resident de France a Phan ran;

Bacon, chef de Bureau de lere classe, dt

PROVINCE DE THANH-HOA Services Civils, adjoint au Resident d<

France

Malfr^,

Lagreze, Antoine, administrateur de M&licale, medecin de l^re cl. de 1’Assistam

iere classe des Services Civils, chef de a Phanrangm^decin chef de I’Ambulanc*

Province, resident-Mairo Annet, inspecteur de 3e classe de I

Guillot, Gabriel, Edmond, adminis- de garde indigene, commandant la Brigad*

trateur de 3eme classe des Services Phanrang la Brigade de la garde indigene

Civils, adjoint au Resident

Baumann, Georges, Jean, eleve admina Publics,ingenieur

Hanriot, de l^re cl. des Travau:

chef dea Phanrang

la Sub division des;

tarteur des Services, adjoint au Travaux Publics

Resident Lachaise, surveillant principal de 3eme

Tourne, Pierre, inspecteur ppal, com- classe des Travaux Publics

mandant la Brigade de la garde Vigneron, gendarme ffons de commissaire

indigene de Police a Phanrang

COCHIN-CHINA

Cochin-China is a French Colony. The province of Giadinh of which Saigon is

the

but chief

Lowerport, was conquered

Cochin-China by the Franco-Spanish

(comprising the provinces offleet on theBienhoa,

Giadinh, 17th February,

and Mytho,1859,

and

formally surrendered by Treaty ; in 1867 three more provinces were conquered by was

the Islands of Pulo Condor) was not definitely occupied until 1862, when it the

French and added to their possessions, viz., Chaudoc, Hatien, and Vinhlong. The

actual boundaries of Cochin-China now are: on the North, the kingdoms of Annam and

Cambodia; on the East and South, the China Sea; on the West, the Gulf of Siam and

Cambodia.

whichTheis the Colony

capitalof ofCochin-China

Cochin-Chinaisanddivided into time

at the same 21 provinces. Except

of the province Saigon,

of Giadinh,

the other chief towns bear the names of their respective provinces. The country

is a vast plain with small hills on the West and some mountains on the Eastand North;

the three highest are Baden 884 metres, Baria 493 metres, and the Mai Mountains 550

and

and 600 metres inriver.

jieighb.TheThelower

principal rivers are the two are Yaico, the SaigonwithRiver,

creekstheor Donnai

arroyos, giving easy and rapid partscommunication

of Cochin-China to all partswrinkled

of the country. small

Of

late several canals have been opened. The magnificent river Mekong, which descends

from the Thibetan mountains, after running through different

Cambodia, enters the lower provinces of Cochin-China, by two branches, and empties territories, crosses

itself into the Cua

Cua Cochien, ChinaDinh-an,

Sea by and

five Cua

largeBassac.

outlets called, respectively, Cua Tieu, Cua Balai,

The principal product of Cochin-China is rice. It is planted in almost every

province except some of the northern districts. In the last 20 years the number

ofrubber,

hectares

fish,cultivated has almost

fish-oil, hides, pepper,doubled. After rice,

timber, kapok, cotton,thedried

chief shrimps,

exports and

are maize,

copra

The ITeven, Brasiliensis has been extensively cultivated during the last ten years.

The

rubber is nearing 20,000 tons per annum. Coffee, tea, China grass, sesamum, palma-of

acreage planted amounts approximately to 250,000 acres, and the average export

christi, indigo,

quantities, with saffron, gum-lac,

several other minorsapan wood and cinchona also exist in fairly large

productions.

The principal salt marshes are in the province of Baria. The forests contain large

quantities of fine timber and abound with game of nearly every description,

amongst which may be named elephants, rhinoceros, tiger, deer, wild boar, and

eland, while amongst the feathered game the peacock, partridge, snipe, jungle fowl

(or wildcock), pheasant, etc., may be mentioned. The rivers and creeks swarm with

fish of every description, and alligators abound in same.

The country being very tranquil, the garrisons have been considerably reduced

not

nativeonlysoldiers

in Saigonsufficebuttoalso in the the

maintain provinces,

securityandof now a few hundred

the inhabitants French and

of Cochin-China

and Cambodia. The Annamites are a race devoted principally to agriculture; they

are

havenot the solargest

industrious

proportionas ofthetheChinese

trade inand theirarehands.

indifferent traders. The Chinese

The whole of the French possessions are now comprised under the title of Indo-China

and Cambodia,

and consist of the andColony of Cochin-China,

the leased the protectorates ofandTonkin,

territory of Quoang-tschou-wan, Laos,theAnnam,

are under control

ofis administered

a Governor-General, who

by a Governor,usually resides in Tonkin. The Government of Cochin-China

Council of Cochin-China, some ofwho is assistedof bywhich

the members a Privy Council.by the

are elected The residents,

Colonial

■ consists

moreover,ofCouncils

24 members, ten ofintroduced

have been whom arecomposed

natives.entirely

In theofvarious

natives.arrondissements,

The towns of

Saigon and Cholon are grouped under the direction of the so-called “ Region Saigon-

Cholon” which comprises at its head one administrator with the same services than

B224 COCHIN-CHINA—SAIGON

for a Province and two Municipal Councils (one for Saigon, one for Cholon), the mem-

bers of which bodies are partly French and partly native. The Chamber of Commerce

atwasSaigon is alsoofanFrench,

composed official foreigners,

body elected andbyChinese,

the merchants

but in 1896 and its

traders; formerlywasit

constitution

altered and it is now ai; exclusively French and native body. The Chamber of Agri-:

culture is another official body elected by planters and composed of French and

natives.

Following on irrigation works a great number of concessions have been granted,

especially in 1899 and 1900, by the Colonial Council of Cochin-China, some to

villagers, some to settlers. The fields granted to European settlers are only taxed

according to their progress, commencing by one-fifth at the end of the fifth year, to

which

Conseil is added another oneffifth at'the'end of aeach of for

the thefollowing four years. The 5

HarbourSuperieur, in November,

which involved an Estimated1900, adopted

expenditurescheme

of Fl0,394,000 improvement

(£415,760). of ASaigon

quay

of1,09111 metres (3,57825feet)metres

warehouses long was constructed

(82 feet) broad andon the90 right

metresbank (290offeet)

the river, and erected,;

long was a series <

thus

were making

built inafront

total and

surface

at theof back

24,225of square metres (250,600

the warehouses, and thesquareline offeet).

railwayRailroads

leading ■

thereto was connected with the Myth© and Cholon Railways. About 20 buoys were

established on the left bank of the river in order that vessels

side as well as on the right bank, and a bridge, level with the ground, was built might be mooted on that:

in

continuation of the street called rue d’Adran. A postal

been established between Saigon and Singapore, with a subsidy from the Govern- line of French steamers has1

ment of Indo-China. A big wireless plant was erected in 1923. , There are six steel

towers

with theeachlatest780 feet high , and

apparatus, 4 smaller

is one of theones,

mosteach 390 feetin high.

powerful the worldThis plant, replete

S A 1 <; O N

Saigon, the capital of Cochin-China, is situated on the Saigon river, a tributary

of the Donnai, in lat. 10 deg. 50 min. N., and long. 104 deg 22 min. E. It is

about 40 miles from Cape St. Jacques and is accessible to the largest vessels.

Since its occupation by the French the climate has undergone a very favourable

change, owing toetc.sanitary

Eools, marshes, The town works in thea fine

presepts town,appearance,

such as drains,

the roadsthe and filling up of

thorough-

ires being broad and regular. Amongst the public buildings the {Grpvernment

House is the most remarkable; several millions of francs have been spent upon its

ofconstruction and decoration.

the Cochin-China Government, Thetheother prominent

handsome public buildings

and imposing Post Office areonthethePalace

Place!

de la Cathedrale, the Treasury,, the Supreme Court and the “Hotel de Yille”

(Town Hall), the cost of which was .over Francs 2,000,000.

erected, among which the Banque de I’Indo-Chine and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Fine buildings have been

Banking

front Corporation.

of which has beenThere is also

erected theastatue

statelyof Gothic Cathedral

Monseigneur of large

Pigneau proportions,

de Behaine, bishopin

of Adran,Saigon

century. one of thetwo firstpublic

Frenchgardens,

missionaries“Jardin who decame bo Cochiri-China in the last

the expense of thehasMunicipality, and thetheBotanic la Yille,”

and Zoological which is The

Garden. maintained

municipalat

theatre,

over 2,000,000 fr. There is good docking accommodation. The Bassin de aRadoub,

which was inaugurated in 1900, is a remarkable building erected at cost of

capable

there are two floating lifts Two petroleum godowns built by the Government and

of receiving the largest men-of-war, is one of the finest docks in the world, are

situated

are said atto Rach

be Doi,enough

large on the tobanks of theoverSaigon

receive 400,000River (half-way

cases. The agentsto oftheMessrs.

town).SamuelThey

ifc Co., of London, have built two petroleum tanks at Nhabfl, at the point where the

Saigon River flows into the 'Donnai. The largest of these is estimated to receive 2,300

cubic Europeans

, 8,000 metres (81,190and cubic feet) ofAsiatics

over 160,000 oil. There are (without reckoning the troops) over

or natives.

SAIGON B225

The M.M. steamers call twice a month at Saigon on their

trips. Easy communication is afforded with the principal towns of the territory homeward and outward

either by subsidized mail steamers or railway. There is a railway with Mytho, Bien

Hoa and beyond, and with Hoc Mon and Laithien. The bridge of Binh-Loi was inaugurated

{I two

on therives8thdesof fleurs.

March, It1902,

is aover

swingthebridge

river ofandSaigon,

is of aputting in direct

total length of 276communication the

metres, supported

I by 6 piles {en mac/mnerie et a l-cuUes).

All the principal

I communication, towns ofcable

and a submarine Cochin-China

unites the possess telegraphic

Colony with and Haiphong,

Singapore, telephonic

Hongkong, Amoy, etc. The Wireless Station, situated in the

! Saigon and Cholon, is one of the most important in the Far East and communicatesvillage of Phu-To, between

directly with Paris. The postal organization of the Colony is very complete and

efficient; correspondence can be sent daily to almost all parts of the country.

DIRECTORY

COCHINCHINE Membres Suppleants Francaise — M. M.

Franchini, Haasz, Scotto, Desrioux,

Courtinat

M. M. Pierre Andre Pages, gouverneur Membres Titulaires Annamites — M. M.

I’: de l&re classe, gouverneur de la

Cochinchine Huynh-ngOc-Nhuan, Bui-quang-Chieu,

Le-quang-Liem dit Bay, Nguyen tan-

;! Bivoal, administrateur de lere classe des Duoc, Tran-trinh-Huy, Vo-ha-Tri, Tran

■; verneur

Services p.Civils

i. de ITndochine, gou- van-Kha, Nguyen-phan-Long, Thuong-

Striedter, administrateur de lere classe dong-Thuan, Huynh-van-Ohinh

i| ' inspecteur

des Servicedes Civils Membres Suppleants Annamites—M. M.

AffairesdePolitiques

1’Indochine,et Pham-van-Tiec, Tran-van-Sang, Duong-

van-Giao, Nguyen-dang-Lieng, Truong-

; administratives et du Travail dai-Luong,

j' LeStrat,

Servicesadministrateurde2me

Civils de 1’Indochine, classe des

directeur Delegues de la Chambre d’ Agriculture

Titulaires—M. M. Arborati, Huynh-ngoc-

des Bureaux du Gouvernement Binh

Cabinet du Gouverneur Suppleants—M. M. Philip, Dang-van-Dan

; Chef de Cabinet—M. Bonhome de Mon- Delegues de la Chambre de Commerce

I taigut, administrateur-adjoint de lere Titulaires—M. M. Jean Comte, Truong-

| classe des S. C. de ITndochine van-Ben

!‘ Chef de Cabinetadjoint

administrateur Adjointde3meclasse

—M. Beauvaisdes Suppleants—M. Seurin

j S. C. de ITndochine Secretarie-Arciviste — M. Josa, adminis-

i Secretaire Particulier—M. Bruneton, ad- trateur-adjoint de 2eme classe des S. C.

ministrateur adjoint de 3me classe des de ITndochine

S. C. de ITndochine Conseil Prive

; Chef du Bureau du Personnel—M. Bohn, President — M. Le Gouverneur de la

; administrateur adjoint de Ire classe

des S. C. de ITndochine Cochinchine

’ Chef du Bureau de la Presse—M. Marquis Membres :

Deputation M. laM.Division

LeGeneraldedeCochinchine-Cambodge

Division Commandant

j Depute—M. De Beaunont LedeProcureur-General, pres la Cour d’appel

Saigon

Conseil Colonial Le Directeur des Bureaux du Gouverment

ITngenieur en Chef de la Circonscription

i Membres Titulaires

Lachevrotiere, Francais—M.

Biaille M. De

de Langibaudiere, de Cochinchine

Ardin, Ballous, Lamorte, Bataille, Conseillers Titulaires — M. M. Guiffray,

Lefebvre, Guillemet,Combot, Neumann Luong-Khac-Linh, Tran-dinh Bao

B8

B2l'6 SAIGON

Conseillors Suppleants—A.Yielle Nguyen- Membres Titulaires Francais — M. M.

Bruno van-Vinh, Le-van-cho Lacaze, Joly, Souhaite, Brunet,

Secretaire Archiviste—M. le Chef du Berthet, Robert,

Darrigade, Luciani,Comte,

Guerini,Lamorte,,

Courtia,;

Cabinet

chine du Gouverneur de la Cochin-

Membres Titulaires Annamites—M. M.

TNguyeh-Khac-Nuong

r u on g - van - Ben Tran van - Sang;

Bureaux du Gouvernement

Local Membres

Lemoult,Suppleants

Courtinat, —Messner

M. M. Cuny ,

Directeur des Bureaux—M. Le Strat,

administrateur de l $ classe des Services SecrIctariat

: Civils de I’lndochine Secretaire General—M. Chanvril -H

1 er Bureau Secretaire General Adjoint—M. Lmnard ;

Chef de Bureau—M.

istrateur adjt. de leFreyssenge,

cl. des S. admin-

C. de Secretaires Adjoints—M. Thomachot et L. ]

I’lndochine Scotto

Chef de la lere Section—M. Grange Steno - Dactylographes — Mmes. Gott-

Chef de la 2me Section—M. Tran Thien Ty Chatel, Loustau, Melle Tritsch

2erm Bureau Administration de la Justice

Chef de Bureau—M. Cordier, chef de Cour cVAppel

Bureau de

I’lnrlochine lere cl. des S. C. de President—Motais de Narbonne

M. Kerjean, id. Presidents de Chambre—Boyer, Garrigues 1

M. Balencie, id. Gonseillers — Pierre, Filatriau, Sice^ .:

Chef de Section - Duong Tan Tai Jalade, Herve

Brosius, Pujos, Brunidu Penhoat,: Legay,

Seme Bureau Greffier en Chef—Boulley Duparc

Chef

des deContributions

Bureau—M. directes

Nadal, controleur Procureur General—Dupre

des cadres Avocats

metropoli tains Generaux - Lafrique, Walrand !

Al. Jude, chef de bureau de lere. classe Substituts Leger

des S. C. de ITndochine Generaux—Coppin, Faurie ;

Jf.eme Bureau ; . Juges—Stalter,

dinguy, Guenard, Levy, Mariani,

Manuel Romerio,

de Con- j!

Chef de Bureau — M. Josa, admin Bourgeois,

Richard, Tettiravou, Lamotte, Lodeon, i|

Porte, Magry, Leibenguth,

istrateur-adjoint

de I’lndochine de 2me classe des S. C. Violle, Clermont.

Chefdes de Section—M.

Services Crevost, inspecteur Attaches au Parquet — Guillot, Saint

Commerciaux Felix, Arbes, Laloum, Leroux, St. Yves, "

Clanet, Pham-huu-Tri

BibliothAque et Archives A vocals

Conservateur — M. Saint Marty, con- Garros, Lefevr Gremazy, Girard, Ferrand,

Ed. Petin, Fiezouls, Espihet, ||

servateur hors

Bibliotheques, classe des Archives et Condamy, Vabois, Gal let, Lambert,

Vivies, Beziat,

Paris (J.P.) GalloisDubreuilh,

Montbrun (L)Gonon,

Can- |;>i

Chambre de Commerce de Saigon— cellieri, Jacquemard, A-pan-Anh,

Teiephs. 74 et 444; P. O. Box 196; Cable

Ad: Ohammerce, Saigon; Codes: A. Z. ed n. Regnier, Blaquiere, Gouget, Giaccobbi, |

Francaise, Lugaghe 1929, Cogef Lu- Zevaco, Millaud, Lalung • Bonnaire, Reveille

• ‘ sragne, Yeslot, A.B.C. 4e, 5b, 6e edn., Chin, Trinh-dinh-Thao,

Sarraut, Bernard,Huynh-van-

Ferlande,

Bentley’s,

Kendall’s etLieber’s,

GeneralScott’s, Watkins’, Limet, Loye, Pinaud,

Telegram-Com- Le-van-Kim, i

binaison Pierron, Acme, et Na- Nguyen-van-Dan,

xuan-Canb, Hinh-thai-Thong, Dujon, |

Stagiaires.—Huynh-

tional.

des Publications:

Changes, Radio Radio Quotidien

Quotidien Commer- Yueng-quang-Nhuong, Motais de Nar- !

cial, Bulletin Quotidien, Bulletin Bi- bonne, Khuong,Carpanetti,

Setninei, Xavier,

NguyenPhankien-

- van - Yb

mensuel, Statistiques Commerciales An- Truong-minh-Chieu

nuelles, Proces-Verbaux de stance

President—Ardin

ler Vice-President—Ballous Tribunaux Givil»

2me id. President—Weil

—Truong-van-Ben Vice-President—Lavau-Bonhoure

Tresorier—Seurin

Secretaire—Orsini Huges d’lnstruction — Tran-van, - Ty, ;

Capdeville

SAIGON B227

Tribunal de Commerce Region de Saigon-Cholon

Pres. — Weil M. Bussiere, administrateur de Ire classe

Juges Titulaires—Cuny, Fichet, Lauthier, des S. C. de I’Indochine, administrateur

Lemoult, Orsini, Richaud, Suppl Chal- de la Region

■j! ■ lamel, Courtinat, Dergelos, De leper- Conseil <3! Administration

vanche, De Ligondes, Nguyen-van-Cua, Membres Titulaires Framjais—M. M.

! Begin, Hagen, Hiribarronde, Karcher, Membres Marque, De Ligond4s, Comte, Lemoult

; Martin, Pettot Suppleants Frahcais — Bele,

Justice de Pair, Bardouillet,

Membres Joly, Annamites—Nguyen-

Titulaires Lucinani

! Greffier, Godefroy Minh - Chieu, Nguyen - Dang - Lieng,

ffuissiers Truong-Van-Ben, Tran-Thai-Nguyen

Sieot, Cocogne, Cavillon Membres SuppleantsAnnarnites—Nguy4n-

Commissaires Priseurs van-Vang,

Khac-Nuong, Ho-van-Kinh Nguyen-

Tran - Van - Kiem,

Lacouture, Desrioux, Cardi Membres Tit ulairesChinois—M. Du - Xuong

Syndics de Faillites & Liquidations Membres

1 Lefebre, Faucon Notaires

Judiciaires Canh Suppleants Chinois—M. Luu-

Fays, Leservoisier, Defay Ville de Saigon

M. Boy-Landry, maire de la Ville

i Chambre d’Agrictjltttre de la Braille de Lanadbaudiere, ler adjoint

Pinaud, 24me Adjoint

|i I , COGHINOHINE (InDOCHINE) Nguyen Minh-Chieu, 34me adjoint

Bureau — M. M. Mariani (president), Ville de Cholon

jI; . Haasz

Nguyen-Tan-Duoc, (vice-president), M. Mazet, president

(tresorier), Nguyen-van-Duong Municipale

de la Commission

I, Merabres

- (secretaire) Bardouillet, ler adjoint

Francais—M. M. Balencie, Com- Tran-van-Kiem,

j;. bot, Bartbe,

Arborati, Lagarde, Emery, Coussin, Du-Xuong, 34me24me

Philip

adjoint

adjoint

Membres Indigenes—M. M.

| Binh, Nguyen - ba - Tinh, Truong-van-Huynh-ngoc-

jl; luong-Bau.

Ben, DangThuong

van-Daucona'-Thuan. Conseill Municipal de Saigon

dit Son, Phan Maire—Boy-Land

ler Adjoint—Biaille ry de Langibaudiere

! Membres Suppleants—M.

Arnaud, Boy, Lacouture M. Valery, 2me Adjoint—Pinaud

3me Adjoint—Nguyen-Minh-Chieu

Membres Titulaires Frarujais —Lorenzi,

Administration des Provinces Darrigade, Seurin, Audouit, B41e, Bee

Baclieu — Schneyder, administr. de Didier, So.yer, MarqueFrangais— Boeuf,

3e classe Membres Suppleants

Vidal, Gay, Bonvicini

; Baria — Bartoli, administr. d e classe 1 e r e Membres Titulaires Annamites—Nguyen-

Bentre—Thierry, admin r. de2e classe van-Tao,

Tao,

Tran-van-Thach,

Nguyen-minh-Chieu,

Nguyen-van-

Ta-thu-Thau,

Bienhoa—Rutel. id. 2e2e id. id. Mem Nguyen-van-Vang, Duong-Bach-Mai

Cantho—Giraud Gillet, bres Suppleants Annamites—Nguyen-

Chaudoc—Bri&rede

Cholon —Goutes, 1’isle, id. id. 2e2e id. id. dinh-Tri, Tr&n-van-Buu

Giadinh—Borland,

Gocong—Grimald, id.

id. leIe id. id.

Hatien—Millies-T.acroix, id. 3e id. Ingenieur Services Agricoles de Cochinchinb

Longxuyen—Mail lard, id. 2e id. de 2me classe— VI Bouilleare

Mytho—Pommez,

■ Sadec—Chau

Rachgia—Wolf, id.

id. 2e id. Cadastre et Topographie

vet, 2e id.

id. 3e id. Chef de Service, Ingenieur-Geometre

Soctrang—Parisot, id. Principal—M. Dupont

Tanan—Bonnemain, id. 34lere id.id. Verificateur,

D4riaud

Ing. - Geom. Principal—

Tayninh—RenOu, id. 2e id. Bornage GenAraux et Conservation

Thudaumot—Lariviere,

Travinh—Roche, id.

id. 3424 id. Cadastrale

Vinhlong—Duvernoy id. Ing4nieurs-Geometres hors classe—M. M.

Gaston id. 24 id. Gregoire, Peysson A. et Pham Ngoe

Cap St. Jacques—Vallat, id. 24 id. Chieu

*B8

B228 SAIGON

Ingenieurs - Geometres de Ire classe — Cadre Local

Susini, Minel, Vrot Mme Dubois, prof. ppal. de 2me cl. du ler

I ngenieurs Geometres de 2eme classe— degrd

Pham Ngoc Thuan Thomas, Nicolas, et Ourgaud, prof. lie. ppal. hors cl.

Anduze Paris Nguyen-Thanh-Giung, prof. lie. de2mecl.

Ingenieurs-Geometre de 3me cl. De Le-Van-Kiem, prof. lie. de Ime cl.

Yillenoisy, Rousselat D&ng-Minh-Tru,

Ingenieurs

phorien (2me - Geometres

classe), Adjoints

et Nguyen — Sym-

van- Dubois prof. ppal.prof. horslie.ck 3educl.ler deg.

Thoi (3e classe); Pham - kim - Ban Mignon, prof, licencee Gros, prof, ppal. de leredecl.lemecl.

du ler deg.

(stagiaire) Vo Van Lua, prof. lie. de 3d cl.

Service

principaldes Bureaux—M. Marie, Commis | Cudenet, prof, technique de Idre cl.

|j Nguydn-Van-Duyen,

du ler degrd prof. ppal. de 2me ck

SERVICE DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT Feray, Loupy, surveillant

surveillant d’internat

d’internat de 4e cl.4me cl.

EN COCHINCHINE Personnel Contractuel et Subaltern*'

Titus, concierge

Direction Locale Mme. Domenjool, Lingiere ournalier

Georges

de Taboulet,

I’Enseignement professeur

Sup^rieur,de lere

chefclasse

local Ecole Primaire Supperieure

du Service de I’Enseignement en Cochin- ! Francaise de Gargons

chine Cadre Metropolitain

Revertaget, inspecteur titulaire de 2e cl. I Rivertigat, prof, certifid ppl. de directeur

inspecteur en chef de 1’Enseignement Talbot, (en conge)

prof, de 2eme classe de I’Enst.

Primaireprofesseur

Vittori, en Cochinchide ppal. hors cl. de j Mile. primaire (en conge)

I’Enseignement

Bureau) Primaire (chef de primaire prof, de leme classe de I’Enst.

Naudin,

Bourit, institeur de lere cl. (chef de j prof, certifie Coste, prof. d’E.N. de id cl., integre comme

Section) ppal. hors. cl.

Bizot, proffesseur ppal. 2ere cl. de 1’Enseigt Cadre. Local

Primaire (chef de Section) Mme. Pradeau, prof, licencid 3d cl.

Teylin, institutuer de 3e cl. integre comme

Lycee Petrus Truong Vinh Ky prof. ppal. 3d cl. de j’Enseigt,

Valengot, prof, agrege ppal. hors cl. j Luciani, comme prof,ihstituteur

de 2e cl.dede d’Enseigt.

4e cl., ntegre

proviseur

Gioan, Louis, prof, licencie ppal. hors, j Mme. Bonnadieu, prof. ppal. hors. cl. de

ct.—Cehseur personnel enseignant I’Enseigt

Lacomhe, Boeuf, prof. ppl. de hors cl. de I’Enstl

Primaire -prof. ppal. 3 cl.General

Surveillant de I’Enserg.

— Mahe, Mmes. Primaire

Dejean De La Batie, prof. ppal. de

sops-Econome ppal. 2e cl. Econome 3d cl. deprof,I’Enst. Primaire

. Cadre Metropolitain Martin, de edme classse (en conge) ^

Mme. Gioan, prof, de Dessin de 3me classe Barrelet, surveillant d’internat 4e cl.

des Lycees des Jeanes Filles prof, certi- Personnel Contractuel et Sv.balterne '

ppal. de 2ine cl. Boulle,Croyal,

prof, deprof,chant et musique

Mme. Tissot,lie.prof,

cl., prof. adjoint

cl. d’E.P.S. de 4me Mile. de stdno-dactylo

Gaudry, inst. 3ede cl.lereintegre comme prof, College de Mytho

ppal. 2d cl. de P’Enseigt. Primaire Preton, prof, de College de 3d cl. integre

Mignon, prof. lie. de

Vo Van Lua, prof. lie. 3e cl. lere cl. comme prof, licencie ppal. de idre cl.

Fougeront, directeur

(ler ordre),prof, prof.delie. College

ppal. de delere2me

cl. cl. Ylzer, repetiteur

Personnel Enseignant

de 5d cl. des lycees

Chambon, prof. d’E.P.S. de la Seine de integre comme prof. lie. 3d cl,

lere cl. Cuillard, maitre repetiteur de 3d el. (en

Marquis, prof. ppal. de lere cl. congd)

Cadillon, prof, certifi ppal. de lere cl.

Tboeik, prof. cert. ppal. de 3d cl. College de Cantho

Ronmegous, prof, de lere cl, Talat, Gabriel, prof d’E.N. de 2d cl.,,

Gaudry, prof. ppal. de 2d cl. directeur

SAIGON

Ecole Normale d’Instituteurs Ecole Maternelle de Saigon

Mme. Baudet, instutrice de Ire classe,

; ,Revertegab,

comme prof, insp. certifie

priinaireppal.

3e cl.hors

integre

cl., directrice

directeur

I, Mm. Taillade, Malleret, Torreilles, Mme.

' Casanova Ecoles Primaires de Saigon

Hoaran, prof, principal hors cl., directeur

I 9

Ecole Normale d’Insituteurs M. Martin, prof. ppal. 2e classes

Fillies Francaises Ecoles Primaires Provinciales

Administration Baclieu

|! Mme. Baudrit, directrice Guirand, instituteur de 4e classe

Mme.

Melle.Esperiquette,

Paidmar, econome surveiDante

a contratgenerale Louis, Baria et Cap St. Jacques

{lev degre) prof. ppal. 3ere classe, directeur

I Mmes. Hattior,Lemaire, Bourguet, Fontaine, Mme. Boisson, prof. ppal. 2& classe

Aspar, Rasario

IEnseignements

s Mmes. Spexiaux ADMINISTRATION DES DOUANES

|k;' dactylo)Bonlle (musique), Gott (stbmo- ET REGIES DE LTNDOCHINE

Suryeillantes Sous-Direction de la Cochinchine

! Mmes. vanche,Bougeard,

De Luxer Melles. Reynaud,

Board, CadetLeper- Sous-Directeur- M. Joullie

Chef du Bureau Central et du Personnel—

Subalterne

Mmes. Besseyre des Horts (lingere) Le Gallon

mand (femme de charge) Chef du ler Bureau ( Douanes) — M.

Despaux

Mile. Lebrum (infirmiere) Chef du 26 Bureau (Regies)—M. Delhorme

i Deslys (concierge) Chef du 3e Bureau (Comptabilit6)—M.

Applique Petretti

| J.Huynh-dink-Tuu,

G. Besson, directeur-inspecteur Chef du 4e Bureau (Contentieux) —

M. Menet Divisionnaires :

| M. et Mme. Balick chef d’ateleir Inspecteurs

Chef

I Delafosse, directeuer Brigadela Sp6ciale—M

de lere Circonscription

. Gross et de la

i Ecole des Mecaniciens Asiatiques Chef de

Bouedron la 2eme Circonscription—M.

• Rosel, ingenieur

marine, directeurmecanicien en chef de la Inspecteur SMentaire du Port de Saigon

Favier, surveillant general —M. Pantalacci

Receveur Comptable—M. H. Borland

II Lemarine, Goff, premier-maitre

prof, technique mecanicien de la Chef de la Verification—M. Jacob de

fj .Noye, Cordemoy

chefmaitre ppl. mecanicien de la marine, Verifieateurs

d’atelier Guerrier, M. M. Dussol, deDrouville,

Ricquebourg, Miollis,

! Lagarde, chef d’atelier Monteillet, Javalet, Sauterey

Ij Coullet, premier-maitre

marine, d’atelier de forge mecanicien de la Verificateurs Adjoints—M M. Trinh-h6-

Thi, Hoang-van DAngStagiaires—M. M.

Toullec, maitre electricien de la marine V6rificateurs-Adjoints

Ii Constantin,

chef d’atelier d’electrcite

ing. mecanician charge de Steunou, Veybel, Le Postollec, Dang-

i Cours vu-Xich

Lauthier, directeur usine electrique Chef Verificateur-Adj. Int6rimaire—M. Sabatier

Saigon, ler.

charge de Cours Electricite de la Section A—M. Martin

| Therene, maitre mecanicien (Machine ChefChef de

de lala Section

Brigade B—M.

ActiveDeroche

—M. Vet

et Vapeur) Chef de la Brigade du Port et des Riz—

II Corre, ler.

d’Internat maitre journalier, surveillant M. Fabiani

Sous-Chef de la Brigade du Port—M.

j? Ecole Pratique d’Industrie de Dumas

Saigon Sous-Chef

Crosnier dedeBriant

la Brigade des Riz—M.

Rosel, ingenieur

marine, mecanicien

directeur en chef de la Brigade des Ecors etMaritimes

des Magasins

; Etienblad, Garre, Legoff, Robert et Yicart, des M.essageries

j provost Chef des Ecors—M. Mariani

JB230 SAIGON

Brigade des Ecors et des Magasins H.ptabilit^ Cournier, commis piincipal, com |

centrale

de Xom-Chieu

Chef des Ecors—M. Jandet L.Iquasse, surveillant ppal., omptabilict4|

Chef Magasin: centrale

No. 1—M. Lberlahd R. Hornu, adj. techn. ppal. regissem-;

No. 3—M. Bruel comptable

No. 5—M. Communal F. Fraissard, ing., chef de See. de controle

No. 6—M. Sauvaire des Autos

No. 8—M. Comraandre C. Tufernet, surveillant ppal.

Regisseur G^n4ral

d’Opium—M. Puech de la Manufacture

Chef des Ateliers de la Flottille des Arrondissement du Controle

Do janes—M. Murat R. Cros, ingenieur, chef de Service

R. Horan, adj. tech, ppal., chef de Bureau

DIRECTION DES BOSTES T^L^- Nguyen-van-Chien, ingenieur adjoint

charge du contrdle des D.E.E

GRAPHES ET TELEPHONES

DE PIN DQCi SINE

Arrondissement de l’Est

ClECONSCRIPTION DT7 SlTD DE Luu-van-lang, ing. ppal. chef de Service

l’Indochine L. SubCiavaldini,

Sous-Directeur, Chef de Service—Lucas division deadjoint

Bienhoatech, chef de

Inspecteurs—M^dard, Demariaux M. Lataste, ing^nieuf des T.P.E., chef de

Chefs de Bureaux: Sub-div. de Materiel a Giadiuh

Personnel—Boniface

Service Central Budget—(Vacant) A. Autonetti, surveillant principal chef de

Exploitation Postale—Durand Sub division de Tayninh

Ex ploita tion Electrique—Colin A. Roth, ingenieur chef de Sub-division de

Cumptabilite Articles d’argent -Theron Thudaumot

Service Tecbniq ue-Inspecteur —Digo Arrondissement de l'Ooest

Batiment de Mobilier—Maurel

Bureau de Poste (Cochinchine) Lun-vang-Lang, ing. ppl. chef, de Service

R. Cros, ing., chef de sub. de Cholon

Saigon-Central G.SubMaury, ing. deadjt.

division Mythodes T.P.E. chef de

Rece veur- Comptable—Gros-Burdet P. Tagnet, survt. ppal. Sub. de Mytho

Receveur - Picolet Cholon Tang-diec-Thanh, adj c. tech, chefde Sub.

Mytho de Bentre

Receveur—Le Guezennec L. Traninh

Rousseau, survt. ppal. chef Sub. de

Cap - St. - Jacques Luong-van-My, ing. adjt. chef de Sub. de

Receveur—Pourtier Sad<-c

Yinhlong P. Racligia

Berhonague, ing. chef de Sub. de

Rece veu r—Soul ier

Cantho

Rece veu r — Valery Arrondissement des Baitments

CIRCONSCRIPTION DES TRAVAUX L. Craste architOcte Civils

PUBLICS DE COCHINCHINE ppal. chef de Service

A. Belfort, adjt. tech , chef de Bureau

Bureau de LTNGriisrrEUR en Chef H. Lagarde, surveillant ppal., comptable

L. Jumeau, ingenieur en chef A.L. Friche,

Nesty, architecte,do. redaction desdo.projets

A.enMalet,

chef ing. des T. P. E., adjt. & 1’ing. A.Nguyen

Leroy, arch, adjt., do.

Day Kiem, adjoint technique,

Poudens, ing. des T. P. E., chef d, redaction des projets

J. Bureau

Baillif, surveillant principal, regisseur A.surll.

J. comptable Blanc,dessurveillant

Travaux ppal. execution et

J. comp,

Leandri, F. Ciavaldini, do.

centr.adj. techn. ppal. chef de la Nguyen

M. Savery, surveillan,

van Due, adj-tech., do.

do.

SAIGON

Arrondissmest du Port de Avisos

I . .Saigon—Gholon DeCorvette,

Rodelleccommandant

du Porzic,la capitaine

M. Nicolas, ing., chef de Service “Marne” de

| R. Loustan, ing. adjt. des T.P.E. chef de Mission FTydrographique

Bureau et chef de Subdiv. “Altair”

| G.L. Claude, surveillant

Poggi, chef principal

mecanicine, chef d’atelier Bersihand, capitaine de Fregage, comman-

A. Levillain, capitaine de Port dant 1’“ Altair ” et la Mission

F. Pelletierj

Lemaitre,maitre de Port do. Principal Couillault, ingenieur

| N.

Y. Le Guyader, Lt. de Port lere classe, direct nr hydrographe

technique de dela

A. Rodordn, maitre de Port Principal Mission

J.H. Pepino, do. Duffo,

mandant 1’ “ Astrolabe ” Vaisseau, com-

lieutenant de

Hez, collecteur des Taxes Honorat, lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman-

I E.J. Morin,

Pedel, Lt. de Port

maitre de Port dant 1’“Octant”

| CONSEIL i)’A DM IN JSTR ATION DU PORT DE Doignon,Petrolier “Le Loom ”

COMMEROE. DE SAIGON dant le capitaine de Corvette,

Petrolier “Le Doing” comman-

! Madame ‘A. Tourniaire, steno-dactylo- Constructions Navales

|f graphe

Colin de Verdiere, ingenieur en chef de

MARINE EN INDOCHINE 2bme classe, directeur

Desforges, ingcniet r de hire clns.se, sous-

directeur

Petit, contre-amiral commandant la Artillerie. Navale

Marine en Indochine ,

Anglade, ingffiiieur en chef, directeur

Et at-Major pu Commandant de Travaux Maritimes

i.a Marine

.Broussignac, capitaine de Vaisseau, chef Pavin, ingenieur des Fonts et Chaussees

d’etat-major directeur

Durthaller, capitaine de, Corvette, sous-

|Dechef d’etat-major

Pirey, lieutenant de Vaisseau charge Laubion, Intendance Maritime

du Service Transmissions commissaire en chef de Seme

classe, directeur

Venturini, lieutenant de Vaisseau officier Denille, commissaire principal, chef des

d’Ordonnance

Bourgeois Approvisionnements de la Flotte et des

ing^nieur mecanicien prin- Subsistances

IDurbec,

cipal, chef du Service Machines Pauly,

officier de 2eme classe des Equi- Service commissaire de lere classe, chef du

| pages de la Flotte, chef du Secretariat de la Solde

Unite Marine a Saigon Service de Sante

Borde, capitaine de Corvette commandant Carboni, directeurmedecin en chef de Seme classe,

I’Unite Marine et directeur du

Ringeard, officier de Seme classe des Le Port Brisou, medecin de l^re classe, adjoint

Equipages de la Flotte Adjoint Gousse, pharmacien-ehimiste de Ibre

classe

Canonnieres de Riviere

Martin, lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman- SERVICES MIL ITA IRES

i^ dant le Groupe

Cochinchine des Canonnieres

(“Commandant de

Bourdais”

et “Avalanche”) Division de Cochin-chine-

Philippe, lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman- General Commandant—General Cambodge

dant le Groupe des Canonnieres du Chef d’Etat-Major—Cpmdt. Fichepain Philippot

Tonkin et la “Vigilante”

Mienville, lieutenant de Vaiss.eau, 'com- Service de Savte

mandant

Pinel, le “Mytho”

lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman- Directeur du Service de Sante—Mbdecin

dant le “Tourane”; Colonel Rousseau

SAIGON

IlijME Regiment d’Infantekie Commandants de Groupe — Groupe: Ira

OOLONIALE Sondaz et Carrel (chefs d’Escadron),;li

Colonel Commandant—Colonel Corbel Descormes (lieut.-col, commandant de ft

Commandants de Bataillon — Cadence la Place de Guerre du Cap-Saint-Jfi

(chef de Bataillon), Krieger et Mace Jacques)

Medecins Comdts.—Perreaux, Francois Aviation—Escadrille No. 2 |

Membres—Clave, Fenies, Girard

Capitaine Commandant—Capitaine Picard |

Regiment de Trailleurs Annamites Major majordeparGarnison

interim — Capitaine Rouge* j

Colonel Commandant—Colonel Landais Directeur d’Artilierie—Colonel Le-Meut ;

Commandants de Bataillon — Quilichin Sous-Directeur—Lieut.-Colonel Poinat ;

(chef de Bataillon) et Marotel Directeur des Services de ITntendance—;

Intendant Militaire Copin

5o. Regiment d’Artillerie Coloniale Chef—Dorangeon, int. milit. de le classe i

Colonel Commandant—Colonel Perney Id. -Leduc, intendt. milit. de 2e classe'

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance Dame-des-Victoires, Paris. Agences a

—11-13, Rue Lefebvre; Cable Ad: Haiphong

Asialife;

Main OfficeCode:for Acme and Bentley’s.

the Orient: 17, the bank et Hanoi. Cable Ad: Saigon-

Bund, Shanghai Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Association and China—3, Rue Georges Guynemer;

de Riz des de Exportateurs

Saigon (Chambre Francadeis P. O. Box 535; Cable Ad: Spectacle

P. M. Tanfield, agent

Commerce)

Assexporiz — P. O. Box 119; Ad: Tel. T. L. Christie, acct.

G. P. Cooke, sub-acct.

R.A. H. McGregor, do.

B. Pirrie, do.

BANKS

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The —4, Rue Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Georges Guynemer poration—No. 9, Quai de Belgique;

Huynh Teleph. 20-036, Cable Ad: Himalaya

Ng KaTai,Kuen,

agent sub agent E. H.J. A.Oakshott,

Mabey, acting

acting manager

accountant

Chau

Li Chak Tin,Kan, do.

Kwai do. J. McG. Taylor | B. O’D. Paterson

Wong Koon Wah, do. M. C. Duncan | G. Vernay

Banque de l’Indochine (Succursale de Berthet & Cie.,deLucien,

presentation Import et Rue

Fabriques—165, Re-

Saigon)— Catinat;

P. Succursales

Gannay, inspecteur

et agences degeneral des

le Banque Bentley’s, Cable

A.Z. Ad:3e., Lucebert; Codes:

Cogef Lugagne.

de ITndochine Office in Paris: 32, bis Haussmann

E. deBruno, directeur de la Succursale Biedermann & Co.au (Socidte

Saigon

Agence de Battambang abilite Limited Capital dea Fr.Respons-

2,260,-

Perpere, directeur p.i. 000), Merchants;

mann, Saigon Cable Ad: Bieder-

Agence de Cantho H.H. Dick,

Bruderer,

Bathellier, directeur p.i.

Agence de Pnompenh assist,manager

do.

H. Gros, directeur p.i. Brasseries

Banqub de deSaigon (Societe Auonyme aude Capital

& Glacieres lTndochine de

auCapital Francs(Societe Anonyme

50.000,000)—Siege $1,650,000)—IJsines: a Saigon,

Cautho (Cochinchine); Pnom-Penh Cholon &

Social: 26 a 32, Rue Lefdbvren, Saigon. (Cambodge); Tourane (Annam); Hanoi

Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue Nbtre- & Haiphong (Tonkin)

SAIGON B233

British Consulate—{See Consulates) Societe Obadation Nominees, Ltd.

Henry de Ligondes, adm.-dir.

Bureau Henri Pronin, id.

chinois,Central

Bureaudu Tourisme

Officiel Indo- Agencies-.

de Renseigna- Directory and Chronicle of

ments Gratuits—22, Rue Lagrandiere; China, Japan, IVtalaya, etc.

Tel^ph. 21702; Teleg. Tounnoo

A. Bourrin, directeur North Brit. MercantileInsce. Co., Ld.

Union insurance Socy. of Canton,

Chotirmall

i Silk Merchants, Drapers and Ladies’ Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.

Dressmakers — 28-30-32, New Rue ueensland Insurance Co., Ld.

l Catinant; Cable Ad: Chotirmall; Codes: cean Steamship Co., Ld.

1-; Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition. China

CunardMutual SteamCo.,Nav.

Steamship Ld.Co., Ld.

I; Batavia,

Head Office: Singapore; Branches

Sourabaya, Hongkong, Canton in Mansfield it Co., Ltd.

| and Kobe Dunlop Rubber Co.

Automobiles Renault

Socffit^ des Garages Charner

Cie. des Hauts Plateaux Indochinois

; CieEstAsiatic)ue

Asiatique etFrancais],

Africa!ne Siam[Dept-

Teak

: Wood, Cochinchina Woods, Plywood

j; ' Factory — Quai de la Marne (Saigon); Compagnie Fonciere d’Indo-chine (Cap-

; ! Telephs. 223 & 777; Cable Ad: Estasiatic ital: 79-81,

4,000,000 Francs)—Siege Social:

rue Ricbaud; Correspondant a

I- A. Ghampanhet, manager Paris, 282, Bd Saint Germaim

R. Lemarie, assist, do.

Compaonie do Cambodge (Capital: Compagnie Forestiere Indochinoise

Timber Merchants — 43, Boulevard

80,000,000 Francs)^—Siege Social : 236, Bonnard

Rue Mac Mahon C. Fichet, managing director

I :CoMPAGNIE DES ChAKGEURS ReUNIS—-15, Compagnie Fran^aise de Tramways—

j * et 16 Quai Le Myre de Filers (Indochine)— 138, Rue Paul Blanchy;

I . A. Brunet, agent general Ad:J. Tel.Chalumeau,

Tramindo ingenieur, e.c.p.,

F. M. Toby, chef services maritimes directeur

R. Bigault, chef service trafic

R. Schmit, chef service comptabilite

J. Campi, service passages Compagnie Franco - Asiatique des Pe-

troles (Societc Anonyme au capital de

50,000,000

Boulevard de Frs.)—Siege

Norodom, Saigon; social:

Bureaux15,:

m n m m Allatini Pnom Penh, Hanoi, Tourane, Yunnan-

Compa^nie

Navigation de Commerce et de fou; Registre du Commerce Saigon No.

|: Societe Anonymed’Extreme

au Capital de- Orient, 44; Addresse Tele).: : “Asiatic”; Tffi^-

10,000,- phone: Nos. 20.131, 20.132, 20.133; Codes:

fj 000 de Francs (Anciens Etablissements A.B.C. Code6eme Edition

Allatinide&,Chine)—Agence

; Mers Cie., et Cie. de Cabotage

Generaledesa edition)

M. J. Jansen,Priv' t: Bentley (Oil

directeur-general

| Paris: 12, Rue Boissy d’Anglas.

Social a Saigon: 12, Boulevard Charner.Siege

I Agences: Marseille, Havre, Bordeaux, Compagnie Franco Americaine d’Assu-

Haiphong et Pnompenh ranges,. General Insurance—11-13, Rue

Ip/ Con sell d'Admivistration Lefebvre; Telepb. 21203, Cable Ad:

V Comte Arnaud de Vogue, president Framinsure. Main Office: 17, The Bund,

t . Andre Lis, administrateur-delegue Shanghai

Louis Boyaval Charles Martin, general manager

Edouard Houitte de Lachesnais for Indochina

James Leslie Milne G. H. Fung, chief clerk

David Jessula Truong Hao, chief compradore

Jean de Vogue Y. S. Yeung, agent

Agents for : Netherlands—29, Quai de Belgique,

Asia Life Insurance Company Telephs. 20108-20109

American International Under-

writers Norway—16-18, Rue Chaigueau

American Asiatic Underwriters Consul-R. L. Duchateau

COMPAGNIE INDO ChINOISK d’EqTJIPEMENT Portugal—Rue Amiral Page

Indi striet, -Siege Social: Rue Turc

Compaq si e Saigonnaise de Navigation Siam — Teleph. 20214; Cable Ad:)

Consulasiam

et de Transport (Soci^te Anonyme au Consul-de-Carriere — Nai Yim

Capital de

chiiioise.s) 1,500,000

-SiegeSaigon:de Piastres

Social 5,etQuai

Direction Indo-

de Phung Prakhun

^Exploitation: le Myre

de Vilers;Mytho

Agences: A1. Tel: Saigon. Sweden—

Postage(Cochin-

et Cantho

chine),

Kratie, PhnomStung -- Treng

Pehh, Battambang,

(Cambodge); United States of Amerioa—26, Rue

Khone, Pakse, Savannakek, Yien-Tiane Lagrandiere; Teleph. 21-563

et Laang-Prabang (Laos)

COMPOTIRS OeNKRAUX DE lTnDOCHINE ‘ Courrier —de121,Saigon ” Le, JTeleph.

ournal

(Anciens Etablissements Jacque et quotidien 143;JeanP O.Faget,

Box 141

Rue; Catinat;

Daurelle Reunis), Societe Anonyme

Capital de 20,000.000 de Francs, Import- au directeur

ation tons articles: Alimentation, Tissus,

M^tallurgie, Quincaillerie, Ferronnerie,El- David & Co.,Rice,

Ltd.,Maize,

A. B.,Kapok,

Exporters

Hydrotherapie, Manage, Machines

ectricite—Siege Social: 56 a 69, Rue Vegetable Indo-China Pepper,of

Catinat, Saigon; Ad. Tel: Cogenindo et Oil, etc. Importers of Jute

Vorbaud. Administration Centrale Bags and General Merchandise. Ship-

Bureau d'achat a Paris: 17, Rue d’Astorg.et ping and Insurance

Chaigneau, Agents—43-45,

Saigon; P.O. Rue

Box 57; Cable

Succursales: Saigon, Pnom Penh, Hanoi, Ad: Davidanco

Haiphong, Tourane. Agences

Nam Dinn, Cantho, Kampot et Battam- a Vinli, A. B. David

bang ■ F.G. H.A. Jerrard

Cacace

F.H. Tritsch

H. Rozario

CONSULATES Agents for:

Shipping

Belgium—26, Rue Lagrandi&re Indo-Cbina S. N. Co., Ltd.

South

JohannesburgRailways & Harbours,

African

Denmark— Ben Line Steamships, Ltd., Leith

Consul — C.

Freres dTndochineLonnd c/o Denis

Insurance

Compagnie

Paris Generali d’Assurances

Espagne—Rue Amiral Page

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain Denis

Anonyme: Freres

CapitaldTndochine

$2,000,000), (Society

Import

Consul-General—H.

O.B.E. F. C. Walsh, and Export—Cable Ad: Referendis.

Vice-Consul—T. C. Sharman Head

phong, Office: Saigon. Agencies: Hai-

QuinhonHanoi, Tourane, Pnom-Penh,

Italy — Agencies:

Vice- Consul—Ren zo Frariceschini Lloyd’s

Labonnages

Societe duFrangaise

Tonkin des Char-

Japan—

SAIGON B235

La Society “ Le Tabao du Globe” Air Services

La Soci4t^ Indochinoise des Allumet- K. N. L L, M.}

tes de Benthuy (Annam) Netherlands

Remington Typewriter Co., New York

Comite New ZealandInsurance

InsuranceCo.Co.,(Est.

Ld. 1845)

Paris, des Assureurs

Bordeaux, Maritimes de

Le Havre Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

“La Flander” Cie. Francaise d’Assur-

Compagnie Cotiere de PAnnam

General Accident, Fire and Life “Laances

Cordialite” Cie. Franco-Suisse

Assurance Corporation, Ld. d’Assurances

Royal Exchange Assurance Cor- Neth. India Tourist Office

poration Dean k, Dawson

South British Insurance Co., Ld.

Mitsubishi Marine & Fire Ins. Draguerie Pharmacie Principalb Sal-

Co., Ld. irene (D4p6t: Kodak-Path^), Opti-

L’ Union Incendie, Auto que M^dicale, Lunetteri^, Fourni-

Yamashita Risen Kaisha tures Dentaires, Import, Export

Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co. and Commission—Place du Th6&-

Nippon Yusen Kaisha tre; Codes; Natio; Lugagne, Cogef,

Lieber’s

Descours et Cabaud, Produits M4tal-

lurgiques (Soci^te Anonyme au DrilliEiN, Francis M. M., French extra

Capital de Frs. 100,000,000)—Sifege

Social: Lyon (France). Succursale de master, marine Surveyor and adviser.

Saigon: 1 Quai de Belgique; Steamship Richaud

Owners’ Agent—148, Rue

Cable Ad: Descourfer

Diethelm & Co., Merchants, Commis- Duchateau & Cie., Ltd , Ste Ame., Rice

sion, Insurance, Shipping and Charter- and Produce Exporters, Shipping and

,• ing Agents—29, i.uai de Belgique; neau; TelCph.Agents—18-22,

Insurance Rue Chaig-

21.387; Cable Ad: Socirco

Cable

Bentley’sAd: Second

Diethelmco; Codes:

Phrase, Bentley’s,

A. B.C. 5th & R. L. Duchateau, managing director

6th Editions, Rudolf Mosse, Scotts R. Duchateau, assistant

Code 10tb Edition, Boe Code, Acme AgentsJ. for: Duchateau, do. .

Code

Office: and United

Zurich; Telegraph.

Branches: Head

Singapore, Phoenix Assurance Co., London

Bangkok, Penang & Haiphong

W. Fullemann, manager Eastern Extension Australasia and

H. Hirsbrunner, signs per pro. China Telegraph, Ltd. (Incorpor-

M. J. Sauer, do. ated in London)—Cape St. James

A. Widmer, do. Station

Em. Hartlieb,

H. E. Hurlimann, do.asst.

R.H. Forster, do. G. J. Feakes, manager-engineer

Freyenmuth, do. E. J. Northey

B. Klooss, do.

0.R. Cormerais,

Laffay, civildo.engineer Etablissements Bov-Landry, Depart-

ment Radio—17, Place A. Foray;

Agencies : Telephs. 20.623 (Direction), •: 0.895

Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P.M. (Studio

Cable Ad:et Atelier)

Boylandryand i0.945 (Disques);

Line) Ch. Gantier, directeur general

Java-China-Japan Line

Nederland Line, Royal Mail Line

Rotterdam Lloyd. Royal Dutch Mail Etablissements Jean Comte, Impor-

Holland-Oost-Azie Lijn ters Motorcars, Cycles, Rickshaws-—

Norddeutscher Lloyd 34-38, Boulevard Norodom; Telephs.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie 20257

American Pioneer Line Branch:andPhnon

20258;Penh

Cable(Cambodge)

Ad: LyttSca.14

Silver-Java-Pacific Line Avenue Boulloche. Paris Office: 17

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc. Rue Daru

B236 SAIGON

Export anb Import Co., Ltd. op “L’Impartial,” Journal Quotidien—

Cochin chine, The, General Merch- 63, Rue Catinaf; Teleph. 20.447

ants, Shipping and Insurance

Agents, etc.—39, Quai de Belgique;

Teleph. 20.521; Cable Ad: Rice; “IL’Opinion,” Rue Pellerin

Journal Quotidien—146,

Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, etc.

A. M. da Cruz, director

F. M. Bailey (London) MASONIC

A. M. da Cruz, Jr.

C. G. Rozario

Y. A. da Cruz Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite

A. Roger —Temple: 153, rue MacMahon;

Agencies : P.O. Box 139. Jurisdiction of the

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Supreme

Colonies: Council

Areopage:for “La

FranceFraternite

and her

Ltd. (Hongkong) (Fire & Marine) d’Extreme-Orient” No. 579

Royal Exchange Assurance (London) Rose-Croix Chapter No. 431: “Con-

(Marine)Traders Insurance Co., Ltd.

Bankers fucius’’

(Sydney) (Fire, Marine and Motor) Lodge of Perfection No. 555 “ Les

Asahi Marine and Fire Co., Ltd. Abeilles d’Orient”

(Tokiol Jurisdiction

France: Lodgeof theNo.Grand

401: “LaLodge

Rucheof

Nippon Marine Insurance Co., d’Orient”

Ltd. (Tokio)

Ounard Steamship Co., Ltd. (London) Areopage Le Reveil de l’Orient

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., (Grand Orient de France)—30,

Lid. Rue Taberd

Furness,

Bank LineWithy & Co.,

(China), Ltd.Ltd.

Rickmers Line (Hamburg) Logs Le Reveil de l’Orient (et lea

Compagnie des Bois dTndochine Fervents du Proges Reunis)—30,

Rue Taberd

Forges Ateliers et Ohantiers d’In-

do-chine (Capital: 3,000,000 Francs) Rite Ecossais Ancian Accepts, Loge

—Siege Social: 2. Quai de !a —No. 401, “La RuchOrient”

Marne Loge Kliong Phu Ts

Gestetner Duplicators, Concession- Messageries Fluviales de Cochin-

aries for Iiido-Ohina: Soci^te Indo- Chine (Capital: 10,000,000 Francs)-!

chinoise de Materiel M^eanique Siege Social: 5, Rue d’Athenes, Paris

(Anciens Etablissements A; Den-

holm)—22-24, Rue Cantinat, Sai-

gon; and 1, Qnai du Canal Trans- Messageries Maritimes Khan-hoi

versal, Cholon: Teleph. Cholon 30588 E. Pascalis, agent general for French

Hale k Co., Wm. G. (Soci^te Com- M.Indo-China

Brodbecker,andagent

the for

Strails

Saigon

merciale), Rice and Produce Exporters, L. Challiol and A. Jouve, sub-agents

Shipping, Insurance — 7, Quai de Agencies:

Belgique; Cable Ad: Hale British India S.N. Co., Ltd.

Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Europe)

Cie. Gen. Transatlantique (Passages)

Indochink Cie. Gle. Transatlantique (French

Location: Films et Cinemas,

Achat-Yente Ste. et—

de Films Line)

d’Appareils des Meilleurs Maisons,

Exploitation et GFrance directe de

Cinemas et Th6atr.es edition de Ev6ch6, de Mission Saigon (Cochinchine)—-

Films 180, Rue Richaud

Vicar Apostolic—Mgr. 1. Dumortier

Keller, J., Importation—72, Ru# Mac- Pro.-Vicar General—E. Soullard

Mahon Teleph. 21.314, Cable Ad : Jikel Secretaries

Coopman and to 0.theChanh

Bishop—A. De

SAIGON B237

■ Saigon Cathedral— Portail, Albert—Imprimeur, Libraire,

Magasin de Vente et Bureau: 185 a 189,

E. Soullard, E. Cricoire, J. Yen Rue Catinat. Ateliers: 1, Rue Rudyard

Saigon Seminary—6, Boulevard Luro Kipling

Superior—A. Delagnes

Professors—R. Seminel,J. Chanh

F. Parrel, P. Pouclet, R. Detry,

Rizeries d’Extreme Orient—Bureaux et

Procure des Missions Etrangeres— 4, Rue Siege CholonSocial : 301, Quai des Jonques,

Colombert

P Moreau

SincereThe—19

Insurance & Investment Co.,

Mission de Vinh-long (Coohinchine)— Ltd., Hong Kong

Me Pellerin,

with 10 other

Head Office:

branches,

Vic. Apostolic—Mgr. T. Chuc Capital $1,200,000

The Sincere Co., Ltd., general mgr.

Office Central

chinois, du

Organisme Tourisme

Offieiel tndo-

pour le

| Developpement du Tourisme en Indo Societe Anonyme Etablissements

| chine—22, Rue Lagrandiere; Teleph. Dumarest dTnbo-Chine—

21702 ; Tel4g. Tourindo

A. Bourrin, directeur Societe Anonyme Bijouterie Parisienne

J. Giuntoli (au Capital de $180,000,

1. Ogliastro & Co., Louis, General Mer- Entierement Verses)—135 a 143, Rue

| chants and Shipping and Insurance Catinat A. Guysunet, administrateur-delegu

I; Agents—50, Quai de Belgique ; Cable M. Cham bon, directeur prede dee

1I ! 6th Ad: Ogliastro; Codes:Bentley’s,

edns., Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5thScott’s

and pouvoirs

L. Roca ; M. Heger

[ i;' Acme Lugagne

Iji: Agencies:

I' The Peninsular

de la Maison L. Caffort (Capital:

Navigation Co., London 2,500,000 Francs)—125, Rue Catinat

Central Agency, Ld., Glasgow

California Packing Corpn., San

Francisco Societe Anonyme des Riz d’Indochine

I, • Cross & Blackwell,

GordonLondon& Co., Ltd., Denis

i-

Tanqueray

London Mais—4,Freres, Exportateurs

Rue Catinat; Telephs.de 136

Riz etet

Jules Robin S. A., Cognac 667; Cable Ad: Compafinch. Agence de

I Park’s Confectionery Works, Ld., La laGeneral Cie Franco Indochinoise:

Foy, Paris (VIII0).

25, Rue

Haye

W. R Jacob & Co., Dublin Conseil d’Administration

I John Haig & Co., London

Anglo-French

Cie. d’Assurance Textile Co., Madras

Generales contre Societe Commerciale Fray: caise de l’In-

1’Incendie & les Explosions, Paris do-Chine, Society Anonyme—Bureau:

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Liverpool 15, Quai de Belgique; Cable Ad: Rauzy

Union Insurance Society of Canton, E. Ville, administrateur dffiegue

Ltd.

Cie d’Assurance Generales sur la Agencies :

Danish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

| Vie Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

i Cie d’Assurances “ Le Nord” contre Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo

PIncendie et les Accidents Moller Line, Ltd., Shanghai

Klaveness Line

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd

Pathe Philco, Radio Keceivers, Trans- The Siam’Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

mitters and Parts. Phonographs and L’Urbaine & La Seine, Paris (Ac-

Records — 213, Rue Catinat; Teleph. cident)

20.623; Cable Ad: Boylandry; Code: L’Urbaine, Paris (Fire)

Bentley’s L’Urbaine, Paris (Life)

M. Lepicard, manager The Union Insurance Society of

E. Maureau, assistant Canton, Ltd. (Fire and Marine)

B238 SAIGON

Societk Commerciale Mazet, General Sociiste Marseillaise d’Outre-Mer, Ira- ; g

Importers & Exporters. Specialty : port and Export—2, Rue Ohier, Saigon. ' .a

Spirits. Rums and Liqueur—20, Rue 21, Rue Harmand; Haiphong. Cable I el

Paul Blanchy; Cable Ad: Mazet Ad: Smo ,

M. Louis Noorkhan, manager

Societe Nestle, Laits Condenses Sucre, | ^

Societe u’Exploitation des Etablisse- Non-sucre, Sterilise; Creme, Farine pj

MENTS BrOSSARD-MoPIN, ENTERPRISES Lactee, Fromages, Chocolats et Bonbons l|

Generales — Siege Social: Saigon. —35 & 37, Rue Mac-Mahon ; Leleph. j B

Cable Ad: Brosexploi. Agences: Saigon, 20287; P.O. Box 297; Cable Ad: Nestis ’ i

Pnom Penh, Singapore and Tientsin J. Kassel, directeur

J. Fontaine, directeur general J . Deslex

Agence de Saigon: 48, Rue Ricbaud; M. Quillet

Teleph 94 G. Colin

Society Franqaise

l’Indochine des Distilleries

(Anciens de Societe d’Oxygene et d’Acetylene de a

Etablisseinents

A. R. Fontaine & Co,)- Siege Social: Extreme Orient—Siege Social: 48, Reu 1 |

10, Rue

pour La Boetie,

Le Tonkin Paris.Annam:

et le Nord Direction

55, St. Lazare, Paris

Boulevard Gambetta, Hanoi. Direction, Societe V. Pellas & Co. (Societe a Re-

pour la Cochinchine,

le Ind.-Annam : 117,le Rue

Cambodge

Richaud,et sponsabilite Limitee au Capital de

Saigon; Cable Ad: Distamy ($50,000), Import, Export, Shipping

and Insurance Agents — Head Office:

Societe Havraise Indochinoise (Soci^te Saigon; 15-16, Quai Le My re de Vilers;

Cable Ad: Virpe

Anonyme,) Rice and Export

Shipping Insurance—44, Rue Lefebvre; Produce,

Cable Ad: Havraise; Usual Codes V. Pellas, managing director

C. Fichet

R. Franceschini

Societe Immobilijere de lTndo-Chine, A. Mialhe

Society Anonyme Gerance dTmmeubles M. Mut

—Siege Social: 42, Boulevard Bonard

Societe des Plantations d’Heveas de

Society Indochinoise de Materiel Caukhoi (Capital: 4,800,000 Francs)—

Mecanique ( Anciens Etabhssements Siege Social: 213, Rue Catinat, Service

A1 Denholm), Society Anonyme au

Capita, de 180,000 Piastres, Consulting Fihanci&re etdT. Admin

Financier is tratif: Agence

Engineers—Siege Social: 22-24, Rue C.

Catinat, Saigon; Direction Technique Societe des Plantatlons des Terres

c Ateliers:

Cholon;1, Quai du Cholon

Teleph. Canal Trans-

30588; Rouges (Capital: 110,000,000 de Frs.)—\

P.Q. Box 248, Saigon:

Dengin, Saigon; Code: Bentley’s CableSecond

Ad: Siege Social: 236 Rue Mac-Mahon

Societe Indochinoise de Plantation Societe des Transports et Messageries

D’Heveas (Societe Anonyme)—Siege de l’Indochine (Anciennement V.

Ippolito and Grand Garage Khemer),

Social: 19, Rue Vannier a Saigon; Capital 6,500,000 francs. Agent General

Direction pour 1’Indochine a Xuan des Automobiles Peugeot, Grand Garage

loc; Teleph. No. 7, a Xuanloc et Atelier de Constructions Mecaniques.

Paul Baudoin, president Automobiles, Canots, Velos-Motos Ac-

Arnaud de Vogue, administrateur- cessoires et Piece Detachees. Services,

delegue Journaliers Subventionnes Voyageurs

SociETi Indochinoise de Transports, 41, en Cochinchine et au Cambodge—37 a

Automobiles Rue d’Espagne; Teleph. 132; Rue

Touristiques—4,(Chrysler), Transports

Rue Filippini; Cable Hassakan, Pnom Penh (Cambodge's;

Ad: Sit Teleph 54

SAIGON—CHOLON B239

Socxete Ukbaine Fonciere Indo-chinoise Texas Company (China), Ltd., The—1,

—Siege Social: 24, Rue Legrandiere; Rue N.Georges Guynemer

M. Draper, manager

Teleph. 619; Cable Ad: S.U.F. 1 W. G. Chilson, accountant

Stand *.Rd-Yacuum Oil Co.—Banque de P. L.S. Lacour,

E. Boutron, Marketing

do. assist.

do.

"I’Indochine Building; Cable Ad: O. Petersen, engineer

Standvac

C. J Lafferty, general manager Tourist Information Bureau, A Go-

for Indo-China

E. W. Nelson, manager (Saigon edvernment Non-Profit Institution Devot-

to the Development

Division)

M. L. Ulrich, attorney Indo-China—22, Rue ofLagrandiere;

Travel in

J. F. Lefebyre, do. Teleph. 21702; Teleg. Tourindo

A. H. Galitzenstein (Tourane) A. Bourrin, directeur

J. C. Dusuzeau (Pnompenh)

J. B. du Villars Union Commerciale Indochinoise et

W. C. Palmer Africaine, Agence de Saigon,

J. Nettleton, accountant Importation, Exportation, Con-

W. T. Costeu, do. signation de Navires, Agence de

R. Marinho Compagnies d’Assurances—135, Bou-

F. X. da Luz levard Charner; Cable Ad: Ucindo

A. Remedies R. Dubois, directeur de Pagence

R Thoreau, supt. (Nhabe)

Succursale a Pnom-Penh—95, Rue Union Commerciale

Aericaine, Indochinoise

Grands Magasins Charner—&

Raire Angle Boulevard Charner et Bonard

M. Auzenda, directeur (Grands Magasins de Nouveautes)

CMOLON

This town, distant four miles from Saigon, with which it is connected by one

electric and two steam tramways, is the seat of most of the Chinese trade of the

Colony. Cholon may be said to be the granary of Cochin-China, and is the centre

of much commercial activity. Most of the rice mills are located in this place, there

being no fewer than 10, of which five are owned by a French society. The town

is administered by a Municipal Council, composed partly of French, partly of

Annamites, and partly of Chinese. The population is about 200,000. The principal

buildings are the Mairie (Town Hall), the Inspection (Provincial Government), the

Maternite, and the Hdpital. There are also a fair number of gorgeous Chinese

pagodas in the city.

B240 CHOLON

DlilECTOE-Y

YILLE DE CHOLON Comptabilite Regionale—Dejean de la

Batie, Robert, chef de Bureau de

Commission Municipale lere clv des cadres regionaux de-

MembresPresident:

TitulairesMr. Mazet,Souhaite,ler

Francais: Jean

tach e, chef de Service

Hygiene—Dr. Favor, Marcel, medecin

adjoint,

douillet (id) de Ligondes (en conge), Bar-

principal de 2e cl. de PAssistance

Membres Titui lires Annamites : Tran- Medicale, chef de Service

Yan-Kiem (2e adjoint), Ngo-Van- Regie des Halles et Marches—

Hue, Nguyen-Van-Sam, Nguyen- Leonelli, Joseph, controleur princi-

Dang-Lieng pal H. cl., ffons de Regisstur

Membres Titulaires Chinois: Du- Regie des Abattoirs—Quilici, Bonelli,

Xuong (3e adjointX Luu-Canh, controleur principal H. cl., ffons de

Truong-Chan-Phan Regisseur

Membres,SuppleantsFrs

(en conge) : Challamel, Joly

Regie d’Ebouages et Vidanges—Quali-

Membres no, Jean, regisseur H. cl., regisseur

Tsang, Tao-Dien-Tuong : Lau-

Supple ants Chinois

Service du Plan et Extensions—

Administration Municipale Meslier, Georges, ing^nieur de 4e

Secretariat General cl., chef de Service

ministrateur de 2e: classe

Wolf, des

auguste, ad-

Service des Eaux et d’Electricity—

Services

Tournier, Marcel, ingenieur-adjoint

Civils, secretaire general de lere cl., chef de Service

Comptabilite

Robert,cadreschef: deDejean

Bureaudede lere

la Batie,

classe

des regionau.x Commissariat du 4e ArrondissemenL-

detache,

chef de Service Phaure, Frederic, commissaire de

Etat-civil : Le-Phat-Tinh, Joseph, cheflere cl. (en cong4); Chapuis,

Charles, secretaire principal H. cl.,

de Bureau hors cl. de la Municipalite de

Cholon, chef de Service ffons de Commissaire

Membres Supleants Chinois: Lau- Commissariat du 5e Arrondissement—

Enseignement : Reyboubet, Viguier, Albert, secretaire ppal H.

fesseur ppal hors classe deLouis,E. pro-

P.,

cl., ffons de Commissaire

inspecteur des Ecoles Municipales Epizooties—Dr. Lebon, Emile, veter-

Assistance Medical e : Dr. Pradal, Paul,

inaire contractual, chef de Service

medecin contractuel, m^decki-chef de la

Polyclinique Municipale; Recette Regionale—Gilis, Herve, com-

Nguyen-Yan-Nhung, Chirurgien- mis principal de 3e cl. de Tresore-

dentiste a Contrat, charge du Ser-

rie, flons de Receveur Regional

vice de Stomatologic;

Nguyen-Van-Cha, Contributions Directes—Bose, Fran-

medecin Indo-

chinois de 4e cl., charge de la

Clinique-Maternite cl. des Services Civils, ffons de Con-

de Binh-Ddngs

Le-Van-Xuyen, m&iecin troleur

de 46 cl., charge de Indochinois

la Cr^che-

Conservation F'oncifere — Rollin,

garderie de in^decin

Le-Van-Cam, Xom-Cui;Indochinois de

Ernest, conservateur principal de

46de cl., charge de la 2e cl., oonservateur

Creche-garderie

Recette Binh-Tay Rochet, Raoul, payeur

Hopital Lalung-Bonnaire—Dr. Fabry,

de lereMunicipale: Antoine, medecin principal de l^re

classe, receveur municipal

cl. de PAssistance Medicale, m^de-

cin-chef

REGION DE SAIGON-CHOLON Hopital de Choquan—Dr. Baccialone,

DielegationSecteur de Cholon Henri, Louis,

Sp6ciale—Cordier,

mydecin de 2& cl. de 1’AssisL

ance Mydicale, mydecin-chef

chef de Bureau H. cl. des Services Matemite—Dr. Eliche, mydecin oon-

Civils, d&egue special tractuel, mydecin-chef

CAMBODGrE

Cambodia, the kingdom of the Khmer, extends from 101 deg. 30 min. to 104

deg.

It was 30 min. longitude

reduced to itsE.present

of Paris,proportions

and from in10 1860 deg. by30 the

min.annexation

to 14 deg.of latitude.

its two

richest provinces, Angkor and Battambang, to Siam. Its

miles. It is bounded on the south-west by the Gulf of Siam, on the south-east area is about 62,000 square

by French

Cochin-China, on the north by the French Laos, and on the north-west and west

by Angkor and Battambang. The noble river Mekong flows through the kingdom,

and, after passing through French Cochin-China, empties itself, by a number

of mouths,

like the Nileinto the sea.laysThe

in Egypt, the Mekong

greater partis theof grand waterway

the country underof water

Cambodia, and,

annually,

greatly increasing its fertility. The soil of Cambodia is rich

pepper, indigo, cotton, tobacco, sugar, maize and cardamoms are cultivated. Coffeeand productive, and rice,

and spices of all sorts could be grown. Among woods, ebony, rose, sapan, pine,

inandtheother valuable

forests. Ironsorts exist,quality

of good no fewerhas than

been 80discovered,

different kinds

and it ofis timber

affirmedbeing

that found

there

are gold, silver, and lead mines in the mountains. The fisheries of Cambodia are very

productive, and salt fish

of fish oil are also produced. forms one of the chief articles of export. Large quantities

Cambodia was once an extensive and powerful State, and proofs that it possessed a

much higher civilisation than that which now prevails in the country are to be

found in the architectural remnants of former grandeur. The noble ruins of the

ancient

which nowcityinhabits

of Angkor are monuments

Cambodia. The Cambodiansof a people

differmuch superior

entirely fromtotheirtheneighbours,

feeble race

the Annamites, both in features and customs. Polygamy is practised among them,

The prevailing religion is Buddhism. The people are apathetic and indolent, and

havetheallowed

by FrenchtheTreaty

tradeofto 1884,

fall into

has the handsdisappeared.

almost of Chinese. Slavery, since its abolition

The Government of Cambodia is a monarchy under French protection. In June

1884, King Norodom signed a new Treaty with France, by which the administration of’

the country was handed over to French Residents. Since the Convention of 1892

the native

French functionariesand

Administration, havepaidbeen

fromappointed by the

the treasury King,kingdom.

of this under the control of the

Phnom-penh, the present capital of Cambodia and seat of the Government, is

situated

is a large onbuilding,

the river

andMekong, nearly

the portion in thetoheart

devoted his useofisthe

builtkingdom.

and furnishedThe king’s palac®

in European

style. French functionaries have charge of the Treasury, Sanitary Board, ad-

ministration of justice, customs, public works and taxes. Phnom-penh has been

considerably

numerous sanitary improvedworks undercarried

the present

out inrule.the Many

town, roads

such have been madeworks,

as drainage and

the filling up of pools, marshes, etc. The town has also been provided with

waterworks and electric light. The Treasury, in the ancient Khmer style of

architecture, is a most remarkable building. The other prominent public buildings

are the Postbarracks

of Police, Office, Court, Hospital,

for Marine Personnel

Infantry, PublicandWorks

Registration Office, Commissariat

Office, Commercial Museum-

Harbour Office, and the Indo-China Bank and Messageries Fluviales agencies. Th

Resident Superieur has a handsome residence in the city. Though the country is as yet

undeveloped,

portance, trade is extending considerably. Cambodiathehasport no seaports

Saigon.ofof Customs

any im-

dues haveandbeen the imposed

import and

sinceexport

July,trade

1887,passes

withthrough

exemptions in offavour French

goods and shipping. The tariff is based on the general

in certain points. The port of Kampot can only be frequented by small native tariff of France, modified

coasting

with theandvessels

principalfrom Siam andinterior,

by Chinese junks. Easy communication is afforded

treng Khone,towns of the

in the Laos, by Saigon,

subsidizedAngkor,

mail and Battambang,

steamers and Stung-

of the Messageries

Fluyiales.

bodia, Telegraphic

and a land communication

wire passing exists between the principal

through Cambodia and Laos connects Cochin-China towns of Cam-

with Bangkok and Tavoy (Burmah).

(JAMBODGE

DIRECTORY

Bajmque de l’Indochih e—Telephh. 61 et Lacaze, assistant

Le Corre, do.

. 240; Cable Ad: Indochine,

Code-Bentley’s ■ ,< Pnom-Penh;

.. Lepelletier, dov (ExportDept.) ■

Bkousse,

Coiffeur,.. Alix, Magasins' Chapellerie,

Parfumerie, Modernes Etablissemenxs Dumarest dTndochine, H

Importation-Exportation 72, Quai ||

Chaussures, ISTouveautes, Articles pour Norodom, Phnompenh; Cable Ad: ■

Homme et de Sport,—14, 15, 16 et 17,

Quai Lagrandierei Teleph. 104 Dumarest. Siege Social: Saigon ■

COmpagnie de Commerce et de Naviga- Exploitation Porestielie du Mekong 1

tion d’Extreme, Orient, Importation- Phnom-Pen h, Toutes

Usine a Chrui; essencesTeleph.

Cliangwar; de bois—8; II

Exportation, Assurance— Cable Ad': I'orestiere,. Phnom-Penh I

P. Blacconi, fonde de pouvoirs

Heng Yi, compradore

Mont-de-Piete en Regie

LeSecr^taire-Genl. Indireote— I

delaMairii;,contr.

COMPAGNIE GeNERALE DES SoIBS DE

Prance et d’Indo-Chine (Au Capital

de, Pres. 7,Q00,000) — Cable Ad: SoeiETE Prancaise des Distilleries 1

Cosofrindo

tional Phnompenh;

Lugagne. DirectionCode: Interna-

Generale: 19, de l’Indochine. B,iz-A1 cools—Direc- I

Place Tolozan, Lyon tion pour la Cochinchine et le 1

Cainbbdge—117, Rue Richaud

Adresse Telegraphique Saigon;

: Distamy. II

Compagnie Saigonnajse de Navigation Usine a Russey-Keo (Cambodge)

et de Transports—Telepli. 52

Agent: hon. agent-principal

Lienart, Soies

au Cambodge

Capital ,de&6,000,000

Cochinchine (Soc. An.

de Prancs)— iI

Messageries Maritimes Siege Social: Saigon;

‘ Ohargeurs Reunis Pnom-Penh; Teffph.Usines

32; etCable

Bureaux:

Ad: iI

Cosofrindo,

International.Pnom-Penh;

Agent enCode: Lugagne

France: Cie, ]|

•Denis Prerks d’Tndochine, Importas Generale des Spies de France et dTndo- 1

. tion-Exportation, Assurances, Lloyd’- chine (19, Place Tolozan, Lyon; T^leph. 1

Agents—

Lignon, manager Barre 9-57; Cable Ad: Cosforindo, Lyno I

Classified List of Agents, MercKants

and Jdannfacini'ers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, -will be fonnd at the

Lnd of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Eastern Engineering

Firms follows Hong Fong.

BANGKOK

SPORTS

LAWN TENNIS

The Job Printing Department

OF THE

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,

LIMITED

is equipped with all the latest and most up-to-date

appliances for the production of first-class work.

All descriptions of Illustrated Catalogues, Circulars,

Visiting and Invitation Cards with latest Royal

Script Type.

COMMERCIAL PRINTING

turned out accurately, and with the greatest despatch,

under the direct supervision of experienced Europeans.

Book Binding, Law Work,

Machine Ruling, Ledgers and Account Books, A

speciality, and at prices which

Gold Lettering and Marbling, etc. compare favourably with any

printing establishment in the

All executed on the premises at Far East-

the shortest notice. Estimates furnished.

The kingdom of Siam, of which Bangkok is the capital, extends from the latitude of

'll1 about

Burmah20and deg.thenorth

Bay toof the Gulfandcalled

Bengal, on theaftereastitself.by the

It isMekong

boundedand on thethe west

Frenchby

il protectorates of Luang Prabang and Cambodia. Formerly the Lai Mountains were

AA claimed

Annam toas the the eastern

territoryboundary,

between the but mountains

in 1893 theandFrench pressedandthetheclaims

the river, Siameseof

Af were compelled to retire. The most important part of the kingdom lies in the

At valley of the Menam,reachthe country of thein atrue Siamese.lineThe boundaries of Siam,

'ill on the Bay

of Kelantan ofandBengal,

Kedah in thefrom Burmah

Malayan Peninsula southerly

in the latitude to ofthe northern

about 7 deg.frontier

north.

[«

;il the territories of Siam. The boundary line runs south-east from the mouth of thein

The island of Puket, containing enormous deposits of tin ore, is included

ofPerils River across

Kelantan. UnderthethePeninsula

Treaty ofslightly to theceded

19u9 Siam north toof Great

Kota Britain

Bharu, the her capital

Malay

Ajj dependencies of Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan and Trengganu.

A\ comprises a great part of the ancient domain of Lao, but the rich and valuable The kingdom also

AsA possession of Battambang, once a part of the

to France in 1907. A Treaty concluded between Prance and Siam in 1904 kingdom of Cambodia, was ceded

A settled some disputed points with regard to the frontier between Siam and

Ai Cambodia ofandBattambang,

A* territories Siam and Sien-reap

French Indo-China.

and Angkor Bywerea .ceded furtherby treaty

Siam toin France

1907 thein

A. exchange for the district of Krat and some slight concessions in Dansai (Laos). France,

tK at the same time, agreed to the gradual abandonment of the

iK hitherto enjoyed by French-Asiatic subjects and proteges in Siam. During the second extra-territorial privileges

A

A decade

nearly allof this centurywithSiam

countries whichconcluded

she has new GeneralByandthese

relations. Commercial

treaties SiamTreaties with

obtained

A; complete fiscal and jurisdictional autonomy, subject to

uK and safeguards. These treaties have now been denounced and Siam is negotiating certain temporary limitations

S

i A fresh

situated treaties

on thewith the various

Menam Chao Phyacountries. The former

river, about 90 milescapital

from ofits Siam

mouth.was InAyuthia,

1767 a

AJj series

ted in of

thebloody

capture and desperate

and combats

destruction of between

that city bythetheSiamese and

victorious the Burmese

Burmese culmina-

general and

(S the consequent exodus of the conquered. They moved down the river about 60 miles,

» and there founded the present populous and flourishing city of Bangkok. The chief of

A:ifl the

(he., Siamese

BangkokArmy on therallied the scattered

west bank troops,theand,

of the river, modernbuilding a walled

capital beingcity at Dhonburi

mainly on the

A east bank), declared himself King under the title P’ya Tak. In 1782 P’ya Tak

A became insane, and the kingdom passed to his

1® Chao P’ya Chakkri, who founded the present dynasty. The actual revenue most distinguished general, namedof

A) Siam is now over nine million pounds sterling. Prior to 1896 when a European

A financial adviser was first engaged for the purpose of reorganising the national

iA amount

A finances, steadily

the revenue accounted

increased, andforforwasthelittle

yearmore endingthanMarch

Ticals 31st,

18,000,000

1930, but the

reached

A* Ticals 107,117,933. Since then Siam has felt the effects of the world depression.

W in the year 1931-1932 the actual revenue amounted

A)year 1932-33 the revenue was Ticals 79,651,369 actual revenue. Budget:—1933-34— to Ticals 80,548,467. For the

jw

w Actual Revenue:

Revenue: Ticals 94,004,763;

83,734,820; Actual

Actual Expenditure:

Expenditure: Ticals 73,639,315. 1935-36—

1934-35—

A; Actual

Actual Revenue: Ticals Ticals 94,777,123; Actual Expenditure: Ticals Ticals 75,860,189.

84,938,679. 1936-37—

W Revenue:

'4j ; 1937-38—Revenue Estimates: Ticals 101,042,035: Expenditure Estimates:

Estimates: Ticals 104,891,144; Expenditure Estimates: Ticalsl04,881,Ticals 100,981,330

iflij 665.: Siam floated her first Internal Loan (of Ticals 10 million) in May, 1933. A

>i§ proposal to adopt the gold standard was mooted in 1899, but did not come to

Jl;

Til silver. The gold standard1902,

anything till November, was when the Mint

abandoned was closed

by force to thepressure

of economic free coinage

on Mayof

B244 SIAM

11th, 1932 and the currency was linked to Sterling. A triennial poll-tax used to

.wfeTwtwmrynrcra1

beimposed upon Chinese, but this has now been changed to an annual capitation-tax

paid by allSiam

introduced. underentered

Siamese

the jurisdiction.

Universal Postal In Union

1933 income

on the 1standJuly,

business

1885. taxes were

The iirst railway line, from Bangkok to Paknam, was opened by the King on

the first

the 11th important

April, 1893.lineAnother

completed.railway,

The afirst

Government

section, line

fromviaBangkok

Ayuthiatoto Ayuthia,

Korat, wasa

distance of about 50 miles, was opened on the 26th March, 1897. Another section, to

Gengkoi,

the whole line was opened to traffic in November, 1900. The construction 1898,

was opened on November 1st, 1897, a third, to Hinlap, on April 1st, of a and

line

branching off the Korat line near Ayuthia and intended to open up the country to

Chiengmaiwaswas

Lopburi opened commenced

to traffic in 1stJune,

on April,1898,1901.andThethenext

firstsection,

sectionLopburi-Paknampo

(42 kilometres) to

(118 km.), was opened to traffic in November, 1905, the section to Pitsanulok in 1907,

and the last section to Chiengmai on January lst; 1922. The line running south-west

to1903.Petchaburi,

In 1909 the via construction

llatburi, 152 ofkm.thislong,Southernwas opened

line wastocontinued

traffic in from

the early part of

Petchaburi,

and has now been completed to the Kedah frontier at Padang Besar and to the

Kelantanwas

Penang frontier

openedat Sungei

on JulyGolok. A through

1st, 1918, and therail journey

service between

only takes Bangkok and

26 hours.

The

been Eastern

continuedlinetofrom Bangkok

Aranya Pradesto Petriew

near thewasCambodiancompletedfrontier.

in 1908. The It hasKorat

now

line is beingin continued

was opened November, to1908,Ubon. and aAsection

furtherto section

Utaraditof and

the North

Pang Tonline,Phung,

to Ban with

Dara,a

branch line to Sawankalok, at the end of 1909. By November, 1913, the line was open

to traffic as far as Pak Tha, and the sur vey of the route to Chiengmai had made good

—— -

progress.

was opened The war delayed the completion

to Chiengmai of the TheNorthern line, butof through traffic

open to traffic on March towards

31st, 1935,thewasend3,100

of 1921. kms. A line totalfrom

length Kon KaenStatetorailways

Udorn

is al present under construction. The private railway companies comprise the

Meklong and Phrabad Companies. A fleet of steam and motor launches runs from the

metropolis

recently been in allpurchased

directionsbyup-country.

the State. The railway from Bangkok to Paknam has

The total value of all imports and exports for the years 1933-37 inclusive |

1933- (Ticals) 35 34 Imports

92,963,381 (Ticals) Exports

144,079,014

1934- 101.726,721 172,594,870

1935- 36

108,754,047 158,218,323

1936- 37

110,081,655 184,886,676

Principal Exports

1933-34 1934-35 1935-36 96,717,972 1936-37

Tin (Ticals) 82,967,330

Teak 24,542,635 98,437,397

26,346,610

90,835,622

23,375,205 29,809,389

Rubber 4,274,479 4,588,808 5,052,217 23,465,400

9,305,834 13,218,945 8,406,755

militaryThe Army

matters. is small,

Theoflandbut in recent years

forces of the ofKingdom great progress

are divided has been achieved inof

intoof 21Engineers

battalions

infantry,

2 battalions 12 squadrons

of Signallers. Cavalry,

At the9 groups

invitationartillery,

of the 2 Allied

battalions

Powers Siam sentanda

contingent

in June, 1918. of volunteers,

A form ofconsisting of aviators

conscription is in and forcemotor transportthetroops,

throughout to France

country. The

Royal Military College in Bangkok has been one of the principal factors in the

improvements effected in the Army.

being made to its strength from time to time. The Navy is small, but additions are constantly

found Theto last census wasastaken

be 14,464,489, on May

compared with 23, 1937, whenin the total population of Siamcensus

was 1ju1

was taken. Detailed particulars of the11,506,207

subdivision1929,by whenrace theof theprevious

population |j

are not yet available.

whichOn was Junethe24, acceptance

1932 a successful

by thecoup Kingd’etat

of a tookformplace in Bangkok, the

of constitutional result of

government. |-

SIAM—BANGKOK B245

Dissatisfaction with the policy of the new Ministers led to a second and equally

bloodless coup detat on J une 20, 1933, headed by Colonel Phya Bahol, who has been

Premier sinceelements

reactionary that date. In October ofbythethesame

was suppressed year, an armed

government. revolt organised

The Consitution by

provides

that the King is the Head of the State; he exercises legislative power by and with

the advice(which

Council, and consent of the People’s

corresponds Assembly,

to a Cabinet), and executive powerthrough

judical power throughthetheCourts

State

duly established by law.

On March 2, 1935, King Prajadhipok abdicated, and H.M. Ananda Mahidol was

proclaimed

minority. King, a Council of Regency being appointed to act during the King’s

BANGKOK

where The city of Bangkokstream is situated onitself

bothinto

sidestheofGulf.

the Menam about

left 23bank

milesoffrom

river isthisthemagnificent

city proper, enclosed empties partly by a wall. On the

The Royal palaces and Govern- the

ment Offices are within the wall, the foreign *hongs, and the principal rice mills

being adjacent to the principal or main street of the city. The right bank is prin-

cipally occupied by Siamese, Chinese and Mahommedan residents. The bulk of the

business is transacted

Krung—extends from on

theofthe left. walls

Palace Heretoa Bangkolera,

road, called New and theRoad—in

electricSiamese, Charurn

along it for a distance about six miles. Another electric tramway totramway

Samsen has runsa

length of four miles. Other lines opened in 1906, traverse the city and its environs in

various

are directions,

in the hands ofthe the totalSiam

length being Corporation,

Electric about 12 miles.Ltd.Allexcept

the tramway servicesto

the railway

Paknam

roads have been made recently, and its immediate suburbs have now some 400 milesandof

which was purchased this year by the State. Various new streets

carriage roads. There

(22 Kilometers) and one is now also aSouth

running road running

to Paknam from(21Bangkok to DonBangkok

Kilometers). Muang

is in direct wireless communication with Europe. The principal trade of Bangkok

and

mainlythe rests,

foundation

is rice.on This whicharticle

not only its prosperity

is drawn in immense but quantities,

its actual not existence

only

from the innumerable fields which line the fertile valley of the Menam, but from

the adjacent rivers which flow into the Gulf from the enormous

tain crescent which fringes the northern extremity of the kingdom. The output of this watershed of the moun-

grain in favourable years is scarcely to be calculated. It not only furnishes support to

the native

supply population

of China, of Siam

Manila, the and the Malay

Straits, Java, andPeninsula,

Sumatra; butalargely contributes

large amount is alsotosent

the

toivory,

Europe and even to South America. There is also a large trade

with very many other minor articles of native produce which are exported to in teak-wood and

China and the Straits.

with Hongkong and Swatow; Butterfield

and the& Swire

Straitssteamers

Steamship giveCo.a regular weeklyservice

has a weekly connection

with

Singapore. The British-India S. N. Co. also maintains a frequent service between

Singapore and Netherlands-lndia. There are always a number of Norwegian with

Singapore and Bangkok. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha maintains a connection and

Japanese steamersconnection

provides regular chartered with by Bangkok

the coastfirms.

ports. The Siam Steam Navigation Co.

in theTheWang

publicNa,buildings

Bangkok, and institutions

and consistsincludeof twothebuildings—that

Royal Museum,onwhich is situated

the left of the

approach contains the natural history collections and ethnological exhibits from

Japan, China, Java, etc.; that on the right (fromerly a royal building) contains the

Siamese

and St. ethnological collection.

Mary’s Mission; four RomanThere Catholic

are two Protestant

Churches; Churches—Christ

nine Hospitals (twoChurch being

maintained by and for the accommodation of Europeans, with a staff of European

hong=a large shop or store

B246 BANGKOK

nurses).

Society, isChulalongkorn

one of the finestMemorial

and bestHospital,

equipped maintained

hospitals in bythe the

East.Siamese Red Cross

The Society has

also under its charge the Pasteur Institute, first opened in 1905. St. Louis’ Hospital,

aFrench

spacious building, was opened in 1899, the Sisters of Charity being

Roman Catholic Mission maintains two schools for boys and two for girls. The in charge. The

American Presbyterian Mission, also, has a school for boys and one for girls. The State

system of education is thoroughly up to date and the University comprises Faculties

of Medicine, Arts and Sciences, Engineering, and Nursing and Midwifery. An Act

was promulgated in 1921 making elementary education compulsory and free for boys

and

Junegirls1924.

alike. There

Anew University of Moral and Political

hotels Science

thewastheOriental,

established thein

Rajdhani, belonging toarethe three first-class

State Railways Department, — and Trocadero—

and several smaller ones; and several clubs

Royal Bangkok Sports Club, The Silom Club and the Royal Turf including—the British Club,Club.

the

The King’s palaces and the temples are magnificent and on a large scale; the

architecture is of a kind peculiar to the country; and there is much of novelty

and interest to beThewitnessed

greatly by theits passing traveller. asThe roads have hotels been

principalimproved. citywith

shops, is lighted throughout

electricity. principal

The laststreets,

census well

of theas allpopulation andof

Siam was taken in. May 23, 1937, the figures being: City of Bangkok—681,214; District

of Bangkok—921,617.

The average

February, March; mean

April temperature

and May when at Bangkok

the highest is 82°. The hottest

temperature monthsin the

recorded are

shade averages over 100°. The lowest temperature averages 61° Fahr.

aboutThe harbour and island of Koh

aresi-chang, which lie some The 20 miles from formedthe bar and

strait of50 sea

milesrunning

from Bangkok,

between islands, places

offersof importance.

a fine anchorage forharbour,

vessels loadingbyricea

and teak. ATheproject

entrance. largest

for ships can theloadbarthere.

dredging at the Amouth

lighthouse

of theaids vesselsriver

Bangkok to make the

is under

consideration.

DIRECTORY

H.M. An an da Mahidol, King of Siam

Anglo-Biam Corporation, Ltd., The, Apothecaries’ Hall, Chemists and

Teak; Rice and Produce Merchants, Druggists—73 and 75, New Road;

Shipping and Insurance Agents,

General Importers—Cable Ad: Ang- Teleph. 30159; Cable Ad : Apothall;

Code : Bentley’s

losiam. Head Office: London.

Branches: Bangkok, Singapore,

Penang, Bombay and Karachi Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd., The

J. G. Jekyll, manager (Incorporated in England), Impor-

A. L. McMyn, asst. mgr. ters of Fuel Oils, Lubricating Oils

R. R. Mabsdn, signs per pro. and Grease, Kerosene, Motor Spirit,

R.J.A. Scott D.H,

I J.E. Hart Hempson

Mineral1 G.A.D. PorterCandles, Petroleum

Turpentine,

S.L.G. Moojen J.S. Jelly and

J.E.Asphalt—Bantawi, Bangkok,

! R.C.H. JohnsonKinder(Bangpakok

Siam;| Telephs.

Landray

30906 (Office) and 30480

Installation); Cable Ad:

,, Forest Staff Petroatic; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

C.A. Feely, manager Bentley’s (with Oil. Supplement) and

E.G.S. Hartley

H. Foster Pegg A.P.C.’s Private

G. Wyga G. B. Adams, branch repres.

BANGKOK B247

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Royal Bangkok Sports Club—Teieph.

30588; Cable Ad : Sportsclub

American Bible Society, Siam and J. Lee, secretary

Laos Agency—Cable Ad : Bibles Royal Public Health Institute—

Agency Secty.- - Rev.

703, Sathorn B. O. Bangkok,

. Road, Franklin, Windmill Road

Siam Siam Society (Founded 1904), For the

Assumption Association, The (Late A. 0. Investigation and Encouragement

A.), Established 1903—901, Wind- ofrelation

0.millB. Road Arts, Science and Literature in

to, Siam, and Neighbouring

Countries

Bangkok St. Andrew’s Society- Baguley & Tooth, Ltd., Advocates and

Chiengmai Gymkhana Club— Solicitors, Trade Mark and Patent

Agents—Cable Ad: Baguley; Code:

Chairman—H. R. Bird A.B.C. 5th edn.

Hon. Secretary k Treasurer—E. A. H. Fluke, barrister-at-law and

W. Hutchison mng. director

Committee—H. R. Bird, D. R.

Collier, m.d., E. W. Hutchison, Bangkok Auctioneering Society, Auc-

lan MacEwen and W. A. R. tioneers, Estate Agents, Brokers, Com-

Wood, c'.m.g., c.i.;:. mission Agents—New Road

Fire Insurance Association oe Siam. Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.. The (Estab-

lished 1865), Contractors to H.S.M.

The and Other Governments, Civil, Me-

chanical and Motor Engineers,

Shipbuilders, Graving Docks, Slip-

Co..'Ltd. ways, Machine Shop, Motor Garage

Committee—The Anglo-Siam Cor- | and Importers—Teleph. 30982 (3

poration, Ltd. and Ellerman’s j Lines); Cable Ad : Progress; Codes :

Arracan Rice & Trading Co., ! Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Acme

Ltd.

Secretaries—Donaldson & Lowden, | andBoard Western Union 5-Fetter

of Directors—Samuel Brig-

c.a. house (chairman), C. S. Richard-

son and T. Finnic (manager)

Motor Insurance Association of Siam, General Office

The J. Findlay, manager of the En-

Chairman—Steel gineering Shop and Docks

(Siam), Ltd. Brothers & Co. M. C. C. F. Shaw, c.a., accountant

Technical Department

Deputy-Chairman

Co., Ltd. — The Borneo J. Swanson, architect

Committee—Anglo-Siam Corpora- G. Accinelli, c.e., d.m.

tion and Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Ian Churchman

Secretaries—Donaldson & Lowden, Engineering Workshops

. C.A. L. L. Lawrie, superintendent and

engineer

Kelson Hay’s Library Association— Ship Building & Docking Dept.

President—Mrs. Geo. B. McFar- D. Knot, b.sc., superintendent

land dockro aster

Vice-President and Hon. Secty.— Motor

Mrs. A. G. Stredwick

Department

F. H. Cooke

Hon. Treae.—Mrs. G. Laugesen Agency Department

Chairman of Book Committee— J. P. Hail

Mrs. W. C. Streatfield D. W. L. Jones

Library Clerk—Mrs. K. Gottsohe Store Department

W. Aitchison

B248 BANGKOK

Bangkok House Furnishing Corfn., J. Campbell, accountant

Ltd.—Office & Work Shop : Phya F. H F. Swayne

Thai Road; Teleph. 30797 & Exten- J. T. Edkins

sions ; Cable Ad: Furnishing H. L. Tudor

Tay Kok Ming, mng. director P.D.M. Munro

L. S. Huang, manager H. Hinch

Ng Yong Sin, assistant manager Lim Chun Beng, compradore

K. S. Huang, designer

Cheung Tin Yiu, accountant | Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.. The—

M. K. Huang, cashier Bush Lane (Water Front); Telephs.

Luang Boon, secretary 30457 (General Office), 30336 (Com-

P.T. H.

C. S'To,. Cheng,

clerk chief clerk pradore’s Dept.); Cable Ad: Para

dise; Code: Bentley’s, Petersen’s k

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd., Proprie- Private

tors of “ Bangkok Times,” Illus-

trated Edition Daily; “ Bangkok Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpora-

Times Meekly Mail,” Directory for tion, Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits

Bangkok and Siam, and Reuter's I Settlements) — 184 192, Sam Yaek

Agency—Cable Ad: Times; Codes: ! New Road; Cable Ad : Bankoversi;

Bentley’s Codes: Bentley, Peterson’s and Pri-

W. H. 5-figure

Mundie,and m.a.A.B.C. 5-Figure ! vate. Nominal Capital: $40,000,000;

Paid Up Capital : $10,000,000. Head

Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Provi- Office: Singapore. Branches at:

sions—383, New Road; Cable Ad: Hongkong, S’hai, Amoy, Penang,

Namkeng Muar, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur,

H. Swee Ho, proprietor Batu Pahat, Malacca, Kelantan,

W. H. Cochrane, manager Rangoon, Batavia, Ipoh, Bangkok,

Soerabaya, Djambi, Palembang and

Bangkok Trading Co., Importers of Haiphong

. Cycles, Tyres and Accessories, Hard- Ong Thye Ghee, manager

ware, Wireless Sets, Accessories and Sng Cheng Hee, manager & acct.

Electrical Goods—Pitstien Bridge ;

Cable Ad: Buree; Codes: A.B.C.

5thS. edn., Bentley’s

K. Lean, and, Schofield’s Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd., The—

proprietor Cable Ad- Siambank

C., Sibunruahg, manager W. K. Le Count, manager

C. W. Taylor, accountant

BANKS Sub-Accountants—

Abhorn Krishnamra

BanqUe de lTndo-Chine—Head Office; W. P. Chapman

96, Boulevard Haussmann, Paris; K. K. Chui

Cable Ad : Indochine Jote Guna-Kasem

R. Bussoii, manager Chiengmai Branch

Dard de Cannes, accountant E'. W. Hutchinson, agent

E. Lamache, Bills Dept. Tjamparig Branch

Lau Bak Tong, compradore M. R. Kukrit Pramoj, agent

Chartered Bank of India,' Australia

and China— Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd., (Incor-

M. B. Oliver, agent porated in Siam), Engineers and

J.D. Miller

R. Maitj.accou11

and ^.. T.tautHobbs, sub- Merchants — Tapan Hua Takay;

Teleph. 435 ; Cable Ad: Leather.

accountants

Khoo Thoon Hong, compradore Westminster,London: 72-74 Victoria Street,

S.W.l. Paris: 46-48, Rue

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Saint Sabin

poration—Cable

H. E. Muriel, agent Ad: Bintang

Belgian Legation—(Nas Legations)

BANGKOK B249

Beeli Jucker & Co., Importers and British American Tobacco Co. (Siam),

Limited (Incorporated in the Straits

Exporters—Cable Ad: Berlijuker; Settlements),

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5- Cigar Importers. Cigarette, Tobacco

Cigarette and

Manufac-

Figure turers—Oriental Avenue; Teleph.

Herbert Berli, partner Bangrak 30991; P.O. Box 8; Cable

A. Berli, do. Ad: Bramtoco. Singapore Office:

Bernam Ou, Palms, Ltd.—Registered 11,Local Keppel Road

Directors—F. A. P. Skiving-

Office: Ulu Bernam Estates, Utan ton (manager) L. Hinshelwood and

Melintang, Perak. Acreage: 85R0 (Cul- Leslie Taylor

tivated Oil Palms 6045) Copenhagen

Office: 49, Vestre, Boulevard, Copen- Assistants—F H. Burden, D. I

hagen, V., Denmark. Bangkok Vint, F. A. Collett, M. M. PiV

Office: Siam Electric Corporation tard, D. V. Byles, Y. Asavaraksh

Ltd.’s Building and E. H. L. Rawlinson

W. O. Urut, general manager Accountant—A. H. Weir

Bomray-Burmah Trading Corpora- A-sst. Acct.—W. J. Burgess

tion Ltd., Teak Merchants--Head BanChief Mai

Clerk-P. D. Tindley

Factory—TeLeph. Bangrak

Office: Bombay. Branches: Ran- 30405

goon and Moulmein. Cable Ad: L. Hinshelwood, factory manager

Romford; Code: Bentley’s A. H. Wright, assistant do.

W. C. Streatfield, branch manager J. H. Matthews, assistant

E. F. M. van Millingen, upcountry P. C. Ashwell, do.

manager

A. .T. Williams, mill manager

Bangkok—E. L. Gibson, R. A. C. Briitsh Legation—(Fee Legations)

Skipper and Boulter J. G. Wood

Up-Country—C. C. Allen, T. W. Suan Hoa Seng <&. Co., Ltd. (Establ-

Bevan, C. 0. Evans, P. B. Kirrage ished 1883), Khipchandlers, Rice Mill

Stores, Metal and Hardware Mer

and A. R. Talbot chants — Cable Ad: Buanhoseng ;

Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in Codes: Benley’s Complete I hrase,

Bentley’s 2nd Phrase, Acme and

England), Rice and Teak Merchants, Private. Branch at Samyek, Bang

Textiles, Metals, Machinery and General

Importers, Lloyds Agents—Head Office: kok, Siam

143-9, Fenchurch St., London, E.C. 3; Goh Lieng Chuan, managing director

Branches: Siam: Bangkok, Chiengmai.

etc. Malaya: Singapore, Penang, Kuala Weng Cheng Kiam, director

Lumpur, etc. Sarawak: Kuching, Sibu, Low Meng Pheow, do.

Managers: Bangkok Wharf Syndicate; Heng Kia Siang, do.

Cable Ad: Borneo Codes: Acme. Chua Tit Seng, do.

Bentley’s, 1st and 2nd, National, Goh Liang Nghee, secretary

Schofield’s, etc. Butler & Webster, Engineers and

K. H. Simpson, manager

Watts,p.p.C.L. Crawhall - Wilson, Importers—Seekak

G.signs Phya Sri, City;

Teleph. 600; Cable Ad: Autos

Assistants -G. Brockmann, D. H. A. G. Davy, proprietor

Carey, J. R. Pearson, J. F. W. O Deacon, acct.

O’Dell, H. J. Widdows, Krasin- I. Leibovitch (Garage)

abu Sarutananda, N. J. Davies, Kee Jalasthira (Stores)

a.m.i.e.o., E. G. England, H. E. A. Phra Prasut Kolakarn, Chief Salesman

Ford, E. P. Heath, A. Tanner,

K. G. Wilson, a.c.a. and J. D. China Underwriters, Ltd., Marine,

A. Woodroffe

Forest Assistants—R. B. Bryce- Life and General Insurance—Head

Smith, A. R. Buchanan, Nai Office: Hongkong

Agents—Thoresen & Co,, Ltd., 966,

Devamitra Kunjara, E. S. Suriwongse

Ennals, I. L. MacEwen and C. H. Thoresen Road; Cable Ad:

Monro Sub Agent—T. A. Wergeni, Bandon,

Wharf Manager—S. S. Marr South Siam

B250 BANGKOK

1

Chkistiani &r. Nielsen (Siam), Ltd. Jjoyat School (Chinese)

(Incorporated in iSiam), Consulting Mrs. A. G. Seigle

Engineers and Contractors; Specia-

lity: Reinforced Concrete. Affi- 'Maternity Home

Miss J. H. Christensen, r.n.

liated Cotnoanies: Christiani & Mission' Treasurer and Acting

Nielsen, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Oslo, Executive Secretary—Mrs. Gra-

Stockholm, Helsingfors, Hamburg, ham Fuller

The Hague, Paris, London, Rio de Executive Secretaw—Rev. Paul A.

Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Wellington, Eakin and Mrs. Bakin (U.S.A.)

Mexico City, Cape Town and Ran Petchahuri Station (Founded 186F

goon —Cable Ad : Concrete Rev. R. W. Post and Mrs. Post

Directors—Dr. Rud. Christiani, Miss Bertha M.andMercer

m. t.c.e., H. Rev. Christiansen

J. I. Eakin andH. Mrs.(U.S.A.)

Bakin,

Norgaard R.N.

Manager—A. Kami Rasmussen, fhiengmai Station (Founded 1867)

B.SC., M.R.S.E.S., C.E. Evangelistic Work

Engineers—Chr. Munck Olesen, Rev. J. S. Holladay and Mrs.

B.SC., M.R.S.E.S., M.ING.. E., C.E., Holla-day (U.S.A.)

Phra Prakob Yantrakich, m.sc.,

associate. Royal Institute, m.r. TheRev.Prince Royal’s College

William Harris, m.a., d.d.,

s.e.s., s. Bastholm, b.sc., m.ing.

n. c.E. O. Frandsen, princ.b.sc.,

and m.ing

Mrs. Harris

f.. c.e., A. Vest, b.sc., o.e., P. Y. Rev. Kenneth E. Well, m.a. and

Chu, b.sc.c.e., Yu Ghiang, b.sc. Mrs. Wells, m.a.

c.e. and S. C. Shieh, M.so. c.e. Mr. W. J. Sinclair Thompson, b.a.

Architect- J. Bache McGilvary.Theological Training

Job Superintendents—K. G. Nor- School

balle. Th. Rasmussen and E. Rev. N. Carl Elder and Mrs. Elder

Michaelsen Dara Wittiya Academy

Accountant- \. Duns Miss Helen F. McClure, princ.

Secretary—Nai Bun Toem Sao- Miss Lucy Niblock

va nayon Miss Winnie A. Burr

Cashier—Nai. Charoon Phanich Asylum for Lepers

Foreman—Nai Phong Boon Tham Mr. J. Hugh McKean, supt. and

Mrs. McKean

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS McCprmick Hospital and Medical

Work

Edwin C. Cort, m.d., d.SC., f.a.o.s.

American Presbyterian Mission in and Mrs. Cort (U.S.A.)

Siam—717. Sathorn Ro.h<1. Bangkok W. H. Kneedler, m.d., f.a.c.s. and

Station (Founded 1840) ; Cable Mrs. Kneedler, r.n.

Ad: Inculcate Douglas R. Collier, m.d. and

Bangkok Christimr Cgllegp for Boys Mary M. Collier, m.d.

Rev. E. M. Tate, ph.b., princ. and Turn Miss Helen W. Newman, R.N.

Mrs. Tate, m.a. pang Station. (Founded 1885)

Rev. Allen Bassett, m.sc. and Fijja Harr School for Girls

Mrs. Bassett Miss Lucy Starling, m.a., princ.

R at tana. Wittaya Academy and Miss Lois M. Fox, b.sc. & h.e.

Jane Hays Memorial School Rev. L. S. Hanna and Mrs. Hanna

Miss Alice J. Ellinwood (U.S.A.) Prae Station (Founded 1898)

Miss J. Faye Kilpatrick, m.a. Rev. H. G. Knox, m.a. and Mrs.

Miss Mabel L. Jordan Knox (U.S.A.)

Miss Esther Twelker Rev. C. R. Callender

Evangelistic W ark Nan Station (Founded 1894)

Chas. H. Crooks, m.d. and Mrs.

Rev. Graham Fuller, th.m. Crooks

Rev. A. G. Seigle Rev. H. W. Stewart and Mrs

Miss Margaret C. McCord, b.a. Stewart

BANGKOK B251

('hiengrai Station {Founded 1897) Gabriel (Church of Nakhomiajok)

Rev. Ray W. Bachtell and M.rs. Ambrosio (Church of Banhan)

Bachtell (U.S.A.) Emile (Church of Bangplasoi)

William H. Beach, m.d. and Mrs. Theophane (Church of Vanjao)

Beach, r.n. Eugene iLoetscher (Church of

Rev. L. J. Beebe and Mrs. Beebe , N akhonxaisri)

Fiisanuloke Station {Founded 1899) Andre (Church of Concepsang)

S. Benthoon Boon Itt, m.d. Meunierx, Larqu£ and Noel

Sritamarat Station {Founded 1900) j (Clerial Seminary Siraxa)

Rev. M. B. Palmer and Mrs. j Rochereau, Nicolas, Atbanase .

Palmer Carton Rochereau, Nicolas,

Trang Station {Founded 1910) Athanase (Church of Chieng-

L. C. Bulkley, m.d. and Mrs. mai)

Bulkley (U.S.A.)

Rev. Kenneth P. Landon, ph.d.

and Mrs. Landon

Kvulung kiang Station, Yunnan, Coupkr-Johnson & Co., D., Importers

South China {Founded 1917) & Exporters, Steamship Agents and

Mrs. Chas. E. Park Insurance Agents. Offices : Banca-

Dr. D. C. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson, wai; Cable Ad: Mundara

E.N.

Rev. H. E. Thomas and Mrs. Danish Legation—(Nee Legations)

Thomas, r.n.

De Cruze Publicity Bureau, News-

Roman Catholic Church (Bangkok paper, Cinema and Direct-by-mail

Si am-Mission)— Advertising Specialists, Service

Vicar Apostolic: Managers, Advertising Consultants,

Right Rev. Rene Marie Joseph Block Publishers, etc.. Lantern Slide and

Perros, Bishop of Zoara Makers—Daily Mail Build-

ing ; Teleph. 5358; Cable Ad: De-

Rev. Fathers: cruze ; Code : Bentley’s

Perroudon, pro Vicar Apostolic J. de Cruze, general manager

L.Ferlay,

A. Chorin, Procurator of Mission

Victor and Anselme Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

(Assumption Church)

Philippe Chaneliere, Richard, and inCommission Switzerland), Merchants and

Agents, General Im-

Joachim (Holy Rosary Church) porters, Engineers, Shipping. In-

Gulielmo (Sancta Cruz Church) surance and Tourist Agents.—Head

Tapie (St.

Samsen) Francis Xavier Church Office: Diethelm & Co., S.-A. Zurich.

Antoine (Church of Kojai) Branches: Singapore, Penang, Kua-

Broizat Augustino and Celestin la Lumpur, Bangkok, Saigon and

(Church of Ranplaina) Haiphone; Teleph. 22241; Cable

Simon (Church of Chantaboun) Ad: Dietnelmco;

Bentley’s Codes:6thBentley’s,

Second, A.B.C. Edition,

Henri and Bernard (Ch. of Scott’s, Rudolf Mosses Oriental 3-Letter

Banpeng) Code, Boe Code, Schofield’s 3-

Raymond (Church of Paknam- Letter Code

pho) W. Siegenthaler, manager

Pio and Vincent (Church of F. G. van Leuven, signs per pro.

Songphinong) A. F. Somm, do.

Carrie Theophile and Robert (St. K. Vogelsanger, do.

Paul’s Church, Petriu) M. Boogerman, assistant

Perroy and Michel (Church of W. Salzmann, do.

Pachim) J. N. Wurtz, do.

Jacob and Joseph (Church of A. Tobler, do.

Huaphai) H. Steiner, do.

Durand

Lamsai)and Samuel (Church of H. Weedon, do.

F. Heller, engineer

Gabriel (Church of Huakrabu) E. Dickenmann, accountant

B262 BANGKOK

Donaldson & Lowden, Chartered Ac- K. M. Mork

countants—9, Chartered Bank Lane; A. Sorensen

Toleph. 30876; Cable Ad : Lowden Local Inspection & Workshop Dept. I

E. Hnderdahl

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The (Incor- Forests at Prae

porated in Denmark),

Ship Builders, Saw Ship Owners,

Millers, Oil A. Gredsted,, forest manager

H. Knudsen

Millers, Bice Millers, Rubber and Cocoa- Bandon

nut Estate Owners, Teak Concessions Forests and Sawmill

aires, Tin Mine Owners, Exporter- P. A. Bloch, manager

and Importers-, General Merchants P. Fogh

— Head Office: Copenhagen. Bran- Rob. Hansen

Canton, Capetown,

Hankow, Harbin, Dabiy,Johannes-

Hongkong, Durban, Lampang & Chiengmai Agencies

burg, London, P. Chang, chief clerk

Penang, Port Kuala Lumpur,Rangoon,

Elizabeth, Madras, Singora Agency

Captain J. Vosbein

San Francisco, Seattle, Shanghai,

Singapore, Tsingtao and Weihai- Rubber Estate at Chantaboon

J. H. Hee, manager

wei. Cable Ads: in Bangkok:

Pyramide (Confidential), Asiatic Mining Dept. (Takuapa, Western

(General- and Shipping), Orien- Siam)

teak (Sawmill),

(Export), BirmaKakai (Import),

(Rice); and Corporal

at Prae, F. N. Cox, mine manager

Lampang, Chiengmai, Bandon, Singora I. Zieler, mine attorney

and Takuapa, “Asiatic” W. Th. Mailing, acct,

Axel Nielsen, actg. manager M/S “Bintang”

Accounts Dept. H. Larsen, captain

Em. Hansen, chief acct. M / S “Mwinam”

I. Zieler V. L. Relster, captain

Th. Mailing

J. E riksen Eastern Agencies, Ltd., General Mev- 1

Export Dept. chants—Nai Lert Building; P C. |

E. Pieasner Box 10; Cable Ad : Beehive

M. Aerenlund E. W. Deane, manager

H. 11. Hiittenaeier

Import Dept. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incor- |

O. Brolykke porated in England), Tin Smelters §

Kurt Nielsen —Bhuket, West Siam ; Cable Ad: I

The Oriental Stores, Ltd. Smelter; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. ;

L. Rossel Head Office: Princes House, 95,

Oriental Machinery Stores Gresham Street, London E.C. 2. !

S. Hoyrup Head Office in the East: Penang.

C. G. V. Caspersen ,D. J. Flemipg, agent

International Continental Caoutchou

Compagnie

A. C; W. Linnemann, factory repres. Ellerman’s Arracan Rice and Trad- |

inq Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Shipping Dept. England), Rice Millers and General ;

G. Latigesen Merchants—Cable Ad: Arracan.

H. Andreasen Head Office: 37-39, Lime St., Lon-

E. Bagge Pedersen don ; Branches: Rangoon, Akyab,

Marine Inspection Bassein and Moulmein

Capt. H. Olsen M A. B. Duncan, manager

Kj. Bram S. B. Bateman, signs per pro.

J. Faber J. A. Arthur

Sawmill Dept. Agencies:

C. Holm Sun Insurance Office. (Fire)

A. F. Olsen Ellerman

S. Storm Jorgensen

BANGKOK B-253

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Hamburg-Siam Co., Importers and

Ltd., Oxygen, Acetylene, Carbonic Exporters—Mahachai Road; Teleph.

Acid, Welding Equipments & Ac- 20732

cessories and Electrodes—962, Suri- P. Lamszies, mng. partner

wongse Road ; Cable Ad : Oxygene ; K. von Laer, signs per pro.

P.O. Box 47; Head Office: Quai R. Schaller, assistant

d’Orsay, Paris. W. Drewes, do.

W. Millner, manager E. Jansen, do.

Ly-Minh, actg. sub-manager H. E. Eche, stenographer

G. Koehler, representative (I.G.

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water Agfa)

Manufacturers and Distributors of Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—(^ee

“Tiger Beer.” — Si Phya Road; Teleph.

5262; Cable Ad: Atlas. Head Office: Banks)

S’pore. Branches: throughout Malaya, Hotel Royal—Cable Ad: Royalhotel;

Java, Sumatra and Indo-China

H. L. Skinner, manager Codes: Bentley’s. Proprietors:

Hotel Royal, Limited

Franco-Eastern Trading Co., General Emil Landert, mgr.

Importers—Rajawongse Road; Teleph. N. D. Rangan (Reception)

348; P.O. Box 90; Cable Ad: Fetco:

Codes:

Private A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s and Hua Yoo Heng,' Importers—Songwad Rd

French Legation—(See Legations) Imperial Chemical Industries(Malaya),

Ltd., Importers and Exporters of

General Accident, Fire and Life As- Chemicals, Fertilizers,

Manufacturers’ Dyestuffs and

Raw Materials—Cable

surance Corporation, Ltd.— Ad; Kakai

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents Sole Agents for Siam:

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

German Legation—-(S'es Legations)

Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. (Incor- ImportersVereeniging “ Rotterdam ”, N.V.

porated in England), Manufactur- Bldg., New and Exporters—B.M.C.

Rd.; Teleph. 1356; P.O.

ers and Retailers of Duplicating Box 49; Cable Ad: Internatio;

Machines, Accessories and Supplies Codes: Acme, Bentley’s,

—38, New Road; P.O. Box 27; Cable and 6th, Private. HeadA.B.C. 5th

Office:

Ad • Gestetners. Head Office for the Rotterdam, Holland

Far East: 26-30A, Cecil Street, Sin

• gapore

J. B. Dunne, gen. mgr. (Far East) International Engineering Co., Inc.,

Engineers, Contractors and Importers,

D. G Loncraine, mgr. (Siam)

Assistants—S. Thuen, T. Chua, Shipping Bank Lane; P.O.Insurance

and Box 39;—Chartered

Cable Ad:

Hong Yoo and S. Cowan Gysom

H. F. Scboltz, manager

Geyer, Hans, Importer and Exportei

—SikakPhya Sri ; Cable Ad : Geyer International Siam Rice Co., Ltd.,

Hans Geyer, proprietor The. Rice Merchants— Offices : Ban-

F. Mueller, assistant tawai; Cable Ad : Intacorice

Managing Agents—D. Couper-

Grimm & Co., B., Merchants, General Johnston & Co.

Import, Contractors to H.M.’s Gov-

ernment, Engineers, Opticians, Che- Ipe,kd.itan. Brothers, Ltd.. General

mists; Telephs. 21222, 20077 & 21223; sale Importers, Exporters and Whole-

P.O. Box 66; Cable Ad: Siam- 20273; Diamond Merchants—Teleph.

P.O. Box 60; Cable Ad:

grimm: All Codes Used

B254 BANGKOK

Ipekdjian. Head Office: Queen’- Agencies:

Bldg., P.O. Box 296, Hongkong. Carl Schlieper. Tools, lb ui:< heid

Branches, Agents and Representa- Schering Kalbaum, Medicines

tives in ALB the important Cities of

the World LEGATIONS AND CONSULATES

Directors—J. B. Ipekdjian, T. M.

Gregory and H. M. Gregory Belgium, Legation and Consulate-

Bangkok Branch General — Teleph. 30840; Cable Ad :

M. M. David, manager Legabelge, Bangkok

8. M Hovsep, signs per. pro. Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre

K. H. Lim, assistant PMnipotentiai e de.Segaert.

S. M. le Roi des

Ally M. Nana, compradore Beiges—Henri.

Jacob Dulsany, cashier Secretaire 1 nperprete—Paul Phong

Brahhm Kader, clerk Interpr^te—Hoang-Yan-Hao

Jaffer Binjunus, clerk Denmark, Legation—

E. Pereira, clerk

Agencies: Envoy Extraordinary —O.

ster Plenipotentiary andL. Mini-

F. A.

Insurance O’Neill de Oxl olm

The South British Insurance Co., Consul-Genl.—H. M. Christiansen

Ltd. (Fire and Marine) .(Absent) and Axel Nielsen (In

Royal Exchange Assurance Cor- Charge) K. Ngieb

poration (Fire and Mairne) Interpreter—T.

Samarang Sea and Fire Insurance (The Royalis Danish

Co., Ltd. (Claim Settling Agents)

Flour General Also In Consulate-

Charge of

Spanish Interests)

W. S. Kimpton & Sons, Melbourne France—Teleph. 5376; Cable Ad:

Mungo Scott, Ltd., Sydney Legafranee

Motor Cars Envoye Extraordinaire et Mi-

American Bantam Cars nistre Pienipot.—M. Paul Lepis-

Japanese Legation—(Nee Legations) sier

Secretaire

al d’Ambassade—J. Brionv-

Kiam Hoa Heng & Co., Ltd., Import- Premier Secretaire-Interprete &

ers and Exporters — East Bank. Consul—R. Plion

River Men am Vice-Consul & Secretaire- Archi-

Low Kwang Seng, manager viste-M.— Bernard (Absent)

Kwong Koh Long, Bankers and Mer- Attache—Baron Y. de Ravinel

chants, Teak Concessionaires, Saw Attache Mi

Attach^ I itaireAdjt.—Lt.

Naval - Col. Pichon

de Vais-

Millers and Exporters; Genrral Im- seau de Pirey

porters, and Exporters, Rice Millers Med de la Legation—Dr. Her-

and Rice Exporters met

Ng Cho Nam, sole proprietor Consul de France a Xiengmai—

Ng

ChuPekLind

Lim,Lam

mgr.,Sam,

signs assist,

the firmmgr., C. Notton

signs per pro Agence Consulaire 4 Xiengrai—

J. R. Braga, foreign manager M. Decamps

Branch Firms: Vice - Consulats a Na Noubone

Kwpng Kim Long, Saw Mills, Korat et Chantaboun Actuelle-

ment Fermes

Bangkok

Kwong Kim Long Chan, Singapore Germany, Legation —

Kwong Kam Long, Hongkong Envoy Extraordinary & Minis-

Kwong Chi Long, Shanghai ter Plenipotentiary—Dr. W.

Kwong Wah Long, Canton Thomas !

Kwong Kim Long, Batavia Chancel or—O. Losch

Kwong Yuk Long Rice Mills, Secretary—O. Sandreczki

Bangkok Typist—Mrs. E. isGerlaoh

Kwong Yuk Long Chow Mills, (The Legation Also In Charge

Bangkok of Turkish Interests in Siam)

BANGKOK B255

■ Grrat Britain, Legation and Con- Uornmercial Secretary — Takeo

Tazawa

sulate-General—Cable , Ad: Pro

drome Third Secretary—Taro Kasa-

Envoy Extraordinary and hara

Minister Plenipotentiary—Sir Second Secretary-Interpreter

Josiah Crosby, k.b.e., c.t.e. Vice-Consul—Rokuro Amada

Archivist-AV. 0. Brayne Chancellors—Hiroyoshi Tsuchi-

Consul-General (with Local ya, Saichi Irie, Shohei Kata

Rank of Counsellor in H.M yanagi and Eijo Hukuda

Diplomatic Service) — John Student Attache—Junjiro Ni-

Bailey, C.M.o. shino

Naval Attache—Commander A. Netherlands, Royal, Legation-

D. Torlesse, r.n.

Military Attache—Major R. G. Envoy Extraordinary and'Minister

Ray, r.a. Plenipotentiary —C. S. Lechrter

Air Attache—Wing-Commander Vice-Consul—F. Rutgers

A. G. Bishop, o.b.e., a.f.c. Clerks—A. Hertzka and Th

Consul (Grade II), (Local Rank Kniepf

of First Secretary)—E. T Norway, Legation & 'Consulate-

Lambert General—Bush Lane

Vice-Consuls (Local Rank of Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-

Second Secretary) — W. K nister Plenipotentiary to

Smith and A. C. S. Adams Siam,

Vice-Consuls (Local Rank (

Third Secretary)—A. J. Edden, Keren China and Japan—Finn

F. H. Stuart, B. J. Garnett Consul-General—H. 'G. Monod

£.■ and J. M. Fisher

Consul (Grade I), Chiengmai— Portugal, Consulate—Teleph. 30372

f-T. R, Bird Consul—Dr. Joaquim de Campos

Consul (Grade I), Songkhla— Chancellor—Jose de Ramos

R. Whittington (Acting) Chinese Interpreters — Ling

Consul (Gi'ade II), Nakawn Choon Kick & Lam Ngee Sang

P Lampang—A. T. Oldham

Itai.y, Legation and Consulate Gen- Spain (Danish Consulate-General In

eral—522, Poen Chitr Road; Te- Charge of the Spanish Con

sulate)—

leph, 5591 5061; Cable Ad: Italia

dipl

1. Envoy Extraordinary and Min- Sweden— Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

!'$■' ister Plenipotentiary—Gr. Uft Plenipotentiary—W. Bagge

p - Carlo Umilta Consul-General—W L. Grut

Consul General—Comm. Goffre-

do Bovo United States of America, Legation

Acting Inerpreter—G. Cacace (Established May 29th, 1856)—

Japan, Legation and Consul ate- 1762, Sathorn Road; Teleph. 30247;

li General — P; O, Box 4; ..Telephs. Cable Ad ; Amlegation

! 30355 & 30331; Cable Ad ; Koshi Envoy Extraordinary , and

M i n i ster P lenl potentiary—

Envoy Extraordinary and Min- Edwin. L. Neville ;

ister Plenipotentiary—Kura- Second Secretary—J. Holbrook

matsu Murai Chapman

First Secretary and Consul- Third

General—Shinichi Takase ElvinSecretaries—H.

Seibert Gordon and

Naval Attache — Captain S. Military Attache—Lieut,*,Col.

Torigoe Joseph W. Stllwell (Residing

Military Attache—Lt.-Col. Jiro in Peiping)

Saito Clerk—Thomas S. Estes

B256 BANGKOK

U.S.A. Consulate-General (Also In Meklong Railway Co., Ltd., Siamese

Company (Registered at Bangkok)—

Chargeandof the

Cuba, Consular

Panama) - 1764,Interests

Sathornof

Road ;Teleph. 30168; Cable Ad: Directors—S.

Chao Pmghou.se (Chairman),

American Consul ManavaPhya

Raja Sribibadhana,

Sevi, Comdr. W.PhyaL.

Consul—J. Holbrook Chapman Grut and J. Knudtzon

Vice-Consul—Elvin Seibert J. R. Holt, manager

Vice-Consul (Non-Career)—Thomas J. Kerr, assist, manager

S. Estes G. R. Brooks, secretary

Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T., Teak mese Motor Menam Boat Co., Ltd. (Sia-

Co.)—Telephs. 5540, 489 and

Forest Concessionaires, Saw Millers,

Timber Merchants, General Im- 5796; Cable Ad : Menamotor; Codes:

porters, Exporters and Insurance A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Agents—Branches : Bangkok and

Nakon Lampang; Stations at Su-

kotai, Pahnampko and Raheng; Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in .lapan), General Import-

Cable A d : Leonowens ers and Exporters—Hongkong Bank

Secretaries—Denny, Mott & Dick- Lane;

son, Ld., Adelaide House, King Mitsui; Teleph. 31070; Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s and

William Street, London, E.C-

C. T. Cox, general manager for Siam Private

E. pro.

J. Stather, A. S. A. A., signs per Mojdara Typewriter Co., Dealers in

R. H. St. Amory Typewriters, Calculating Machines,

W. Mottershead Cash Registers, Duplicating Ma-

W. G. Davis chines, Visible Filing Supplies,

E.M. A.Trop

Haslam, a.c.a. Steel Furnitures, Office Appliances

—Pisatien Bridge; Teleph. 30775;

Up Country— Cable Ad: Markmodara, Bangkok;

F. Frere, Up-country mgr. Code: Bentley’s Complete Phrase

P. Page

R. R. F. Gill I G. E. Higgins Moona Thambi Saiboo Marican (M.

T. S. Marican), Cloth and Diamond

Lbs Suooesseurs de E.C. (Establish- Merchant and General Commission

ed 1900), Monod & Co., Importers Agent—: 599-601, Rachawangse Road:

and Exporters—Bush Lane ; Cable Cable Ad: Thambisa

Ad: Monod

London and Lancashire Insurance Moona Yousuf Saiboo Marican (M.Y.S.

Marican),Importers, Exporters, General

Co., Ltd., The— Cloth, Silk, Woollen Merchants Wat

and

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents Manufacturers’ Agents—892-8,

Luang Raksa & Co., Auctioneers and Yousufsa; Koh Street;Codes:

Teleph.Bentley’s

2083 ; Cable

1st and:

Ad

Valuers, Land, Estate, House and 2nd Phrase, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

General, Commission Agents and and Oriental 3-Letter Code

Share Brokers

Luang Raksa Naves Mueller Motor Agency—Sikak Phya

Phya Sakorn Sri;Hans

Cable Ad: proprietor

Emueller

Prasitsak Geyer,

Nang Raksa

Nai Bhisit

Nai Lert, Ice Manufacturers. Motor

Mark’s Tyre Store, Importers and Boat Builders, Hardware Merch-

Motor Car Merchants, Dealers in ants, Importers and Exporters—Cabel

Automob’le Tyres and Tubes—Pisa- Ad: Lert; Codes: A.B.C 6th edn. and

tien Bridge; Teleph. 30775; Cable Bentley’s

Ad: Markmodara, Bangkok; Code: Phya Bhakdi Norasresth, pro-

Bentley’s Complete Phrase prietor

Mark Mojdara, proprietor C. S. Richardson, manager

BANGKOK B267

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Paknam Railway Co., Ltd.—

Milk Co. (Overseas), Ltd.—2876, Directors—Comdr. W. L. Grut

Oriental Avenue; P.O. Box i: Cable (chairman), Chao Phya Sribi-

Ad : Nestanglo badhana, S. Brighouse, J.

H. E. Muller, mgr. Knudtzon and T. A. Gottsche

W. E. Parrish, asst. E. Grut, secretary

J. H. Donofield, asst.

Pisal Panite Trading Co., Importers,

Netherlands Insurance Co., The (Es- Bush Exporters and Commission Agents—

tablished 1845)— Lane; Teleph. 5629; Cable Ad:

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents Pisalnite

Netherlands Legation—(Nee Legations) Portuguese

tions)

Consulate—(Nee Lega-

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— PollaBd, Thomas H., Consulting En-

Head Office: Auckland, N. Z.

Fire & General Insurance: The ter, Ship and Engineer Surveyor

Borneo Co., Ltd., Agents— atto Bangkok—Chartered

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping

Bank Lane;

Cable Ad: Borneo Teleph. 5394; Cable Ad: Pollard;

Marine and Motor Insurance: Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Scott’s, Bentley’s

Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Agents— and Western Union

Wat Yanawa; Cable Ad: Thoresen

North British and Mercantile In- Building; P.O. Outfitters—Nai

Princes, Sport

Box 10; Cable Ad:

Lert

surance Co., Ltd.— Beehive

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents Preprietors: The Eastern Agen-

cies, Ltd.

Norwegian Legation—(Nee Legations)

Roman Catholic Church — (See

Oriental Bakery — 2872, Oriental Churches and Missions)

Avenue; Teleph. 5077. The Only

Bakery in Siam Installed with Up-To- Siam Architects (Import), Importers

Date Machinery Electrically Driven and Engineers-Asdang Hoad, City;

Leo C. de Jesus, mgr. Cable Ad: Healey; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

Hock Kui Trankanho, assist. Acme, Broomhall’s, Benfley’s & Private

E. Healey, a.r.c.a., manager

Oriental Hotel- Cable Ad: Orien- T. B. Huat, assistant

hotel Clerks—Nai Phayune, Nai San-

Mrs. A. O. Robins, proprietress guan, etc.

J. O. Hassig, manager

Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The—

Oriental Machinery Stores (East Chairman—Comdr. W. (L. Grut

Asiatic Co., Ltd., Machinery Dept.) Directors—H. S. H. Prince Ses-

Importers of All Kinds of Machin- siri Kritakara, Chao Phya Sri-

ery—Worachak Road; Cable Ad : bibadhana, Phya Manava Raja

Machineco Sevi, Phya Sri Soraraj Bhakdi

S. Hoyrup, manager and Nai Prasart Sukhujn

C. G. Y. Caspersen C. Friis Jespersen, c.e., general

manager

Oriental Stores, Ltd., The, Whole- T. Haastrup Nielsen, chem.e.,

sale Importers—Cable Ad : Oriental Works manager and secretary

Directors—H. Christiansen, A. C. Eberlin, engineer

Nielsen and Em. Hansen C. F. Grove, accountant

Manager—L. Rossel Captain K. Fengel

Continental Tyre Dept.—A. C. W.

Linnemann Siam Commercial Bank—(Nee Banks)

B258 BANGKOK

Siam ELEBTMb Corporation, Ltd. (In- Siam Free Press Co., Ltd., Printers

corporated by Royal Charter)—Cable and Publishers, Proprietors of “ The

Ad : Gaelic Bangkok Daily Mail” (English),

Vice-Chairman and Managing “ Krungdeb Daily Mail ” (Siamese)

Directoi—W. L. Grut —Cable Ad: Freepress, Bangkok

General Manager—J. Knudtzon

Vice-Manager and Chief Engineer Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Soap

Makers, Oil Millers and Candle Makers

—E. Jlonlez —P.O. Box 50 ; Cable Ad : Industries;

Secretary—P. Rasquin Codes: Lever’s Private, All Public Codes

Chief Clerk—L. Thao N. F. Nicholson, mng. director

1st Shorthand Typists—A. La a E. C. Cook, sales manager

Chin Sieng- and J. M. Tooth A J. Webber, asst, sales manager

Accounts Department T. W\ Kinsey, accountant

Accountant—J. Aage Hjartved J. H. Brown, factory manager

Asst, Accountants—E. Seidenfa- J. S. Lee, asst, factory manager

den, N. A. Landgren, F. van

Horen and Luang Charyakul Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Bodi

Acting Asst. Accountant—Mom (Incorporated

Charter)— , in Siam by Royal

Chao Ajavadis Disakul The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., managing

Cashier—H. Boon Tin agents;atCable

Agents Ad: Ruafai, Bangkok

Singapore—The Straits

Chief Clerk—Chang Ah Cheen Steamship Co., Ltd.; Cable Ad:

Power Station Kapal, Singapore

Superintending Engineer — E Vessels—M/S “ Bhanurangsi

Lacroix “ Lacon ”, M/S “ Malini ”,”, M/S

S/S

Engineers—O. Johansson and T. “ Naris ”, M/S “ Nibha ”, M/S

Kjell “ Pakpanang ”, S/S “Prachatipok”,

S/S “Redang”, S/S “Suddhadib”

Asst. Engineers—H. van Cuylen- and S/S “Valaya”

and Fred. M. de Jesus

^Electrical , Department Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., The—

Superintending Engineer—C. V. Airway House; Cable Ad : Ruadeng

Endahl Board of Directors — S. Brighouse

Engineers—J. Richard and L. (chairman), R. D. Atkinson,

Champagne Wm. Duncan and C. S. Richard-

Asst, Engineer—Prayoonk Kan- son

' ehanavirojn Head

Chief Overseas—Heng Hoosakul R. Combe, :manager

Office

and Charoen Angswanont G. R. Brooks, secretary

Workshop Assistants—Seng Thong lhavisri, J.

Superintendent—(Vacant) Kularb, GamhaSng Gardner, D.

Asst. Superintendent—Wang Tzu Heggie,binPrabandh

Karim IbrahimChatnilabandhu,

and Koh Buck

How Koon

Chief Clerk—L. S. San Wan Hean Liang, cashier

Store Section Up-Country Staff

In-Charge—A. Jonsen H. Ford

Chief Clerk—Lek Dongraksh O. Tratnik I W. Darrell

Tramways Department James Kerr | G. Jorgensen

Superintendent—Edm. Grut Agencies

Tatien,at:Bangsai, Ayuthia, Angthong,

Asst. Superintendent—Phra Su- Paknampho, Petrieu and Meklong

dasna Bongs Bisuddhi

Engineer—K.

Chief Gottsche

Inspectors — Thieng Mai Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.—Cable

Sathitya and Choom Im Erb Ad; Takuapa

Sitinsind at Penang, Renong.

and in London. Head

Dharma

Asst. Chief Inspector — Nuan Office: Street,

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Yaem Ngarm Penang. Codes : Broomhall’s Imperial

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BANGKOK B258

SdciETE Anonyme Belge pour le Com- District Traffic Superintendent

merce et l’Industrie au Siam (S. (North Eastern)—Lieut. Chuer

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Importers—Bangkok New Road; Te- (Southern) — EL. S. H. Prince

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Accountant—Thdfsaeng Lee Tra-

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J. A. Mcquilkin, manager Cashier—Luang Charoen Rothasin

M. B. Keerahan, asst, marketing Auditor—Luang Sakdhi Samreut-

E. P. J. Fee, asst. (Lub. Oil) lekha

W. E. Kreikenbeek, accounting Mechanical Department

assistant Chief Mechanical Engineer—Luang

Roth Rathavicharn

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Rot Fai Haeng Krung Sayam (Mech.)—H. S. H. Prince Sidh-

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Director-General—Col. Luang Seri Engineer i/c. Workshops—Poon

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Chief Engineer—H. S. H. Prince Engineer i/c Running Service—■'

Serm Savasdi Kridakara, b.a. Luang Vidura Vidhikol, s.b.

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b.sc. (Hons.) (Actg.) Luaug Charan Snidwongse, b.sc.

Chief Medical Officer—Luang Suri- Engineer i/e Technical Office-

yabongse Bisudhibaedhya, m.d. Luang Videt Yontrakich, s.M.

Legal Secretary—Khun Sutaputra Architect—H. S. H.. Prince Vod-

Dharmabal hayara Varavarn, b.a. (Cantab, i

Telegraph and Signal Engineer—

Traffic Department Sawai Habanananda, b.sc.

Traffic Superintendent—Lieut.-Col. (Hons.) (Actg.)

Phra Kamhaeng Riddhirong Engineer i/c Construction—Luang

Traffic Manager—Kasem Sribaya- Yuktasevi Vivadhana, m.eng. ,

ga, b.com. (Hons.) A.M.I. STR.E., ASSO. M. AM. SOG. C.E

% Goods Trafficb.s.Manager—Chalerm Maintenance Engineers

Jayasutra, (Econ.) Krungdeb District—Luang Bhi

Manager of Stone Division— sit Mafkvidhan, s.b.

Lieut.-Col. Luang Avudhi Vic Petchaburi District—Luang Bai-

hachan Chitra Bunyamanob, b.eng.

Passenger Traffic Manager—Cha- Prachin District — H. S. H

roon Vimolsiri, b.a. (Com.) Prince Dhanyalakshana Suk-

Manager of Hotels and Restaurant savasdi, cert., e.c.l.

Cars Service—H. S. H. Prince Paknampoh District — Samran

Khaisaeng Rabi Rabibadhana Sakarindra

(Actg.) Utaradit District—Luang Vidit

District Traffic Superintendent Yontrakar, b.sc.

(Central)—Luang Sathol Thong- Lampang District—Luang Rajitr

vicharn Chakrabandh

District Traffic Superintendent Gcng Koi District—H. S. H.

(Northern) — Khun Rothakich Prince Praimakara Varavarn,

Kovat O.E.

BANGKOK

Lamchee District—Thaval Han- Tilleke Solicitors

& Gibbins, Advocates and ;;

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6th edn.Bang-

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Chnmphon District Luang Samuel Brigljouse, solicitor, partner '

Samriddhi Visavakam, B.sc.

Tung Song District—Luang Law- Y. H. Jaques, barrister-at-law, partner ;;!

R. D. Atkinson,, solicitor, partner

asutE.C.I.

ing. Yantrasilpa, b.es. sc., dipl. United Plantations, Ltd. (Incorpo- 1

Haad Yai District—Luang Bisal Jendarata rated in F.M.S.)—Registered Office:

Markvidura, s.B. Estate, Teluk Anson, ?

Yala District—Snid Dhasana- Perak, F.M.S. Copenhagen Office:

bairochna, b.sc. 49, Vestre Boulevard,

Denmark. Rubber, Oil Palm Copenhagen,

and Cocoa-V., JJ

Stationers Hall, Stationers and nut Plantations

Selangor, F.M.S. in Lower Perak and :

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Stationers; Code : Bentley’s

G. D. P. Weeraratne, proprietor Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry (Formerly i

Katz Bros., Ltd.), Rubber Estate, Tin

Steel Bros, ik . Co. (Siam), LtP., Mer- Import Mines and Insurance Agents, General 1i

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—-1, Chartered Bank Lane; Teleph. 5165 Katz. Head Office: Raffles Chambers,

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ST HA ITS SETTLEMENTS

The Grown Colony of the Straits Settlements dates from 1867. It now

oomprises the four Settlements of Singapore with Christmas Island and the

Cocos Islands, Penang with Plovinoe Wellesley, Malacca and Labuan.

Malacca was in the 13th century the seat of a Malay Sultanate which

exerbisM suzeraihty over the Peninsula and had diplomatic relations with

China and Siam. Being situated midway in the Straits connecting the

Pacific with the Indian Ocean, it was the emporium of trade between East

arid West just as Singapore is to-day. For this reason, it was taken by the

Portuguese in 1511 and retained by them till 1641 when it fell to the Dutch.

In 1795, it was captured by the British who were at war with the Dutch as

allies of the French Republic, and restored to the Dutch in 1818. It finally

was exchanged for Bencoolen in Sumatra, under the terms of the Anglo-Dutch

treaty of 1824.

Penang, the oldest of the British Settlements, was founded as Prince of

Wales’ Island by Captain Francis Light in 1786. It was ceded by the Sultan

of Kedah on a perpetual lease for an annual payment of $6,000, partly as a

trading settlement and partly as a base for the English fleet in the Bay of

Bengal. Province Wellesley was similarly ceded in 1800, for a rent of $4,000

to protect Penang from attack by land, and the Bindings, by the Chiefs of

Perak, in 1874, for the suppression of pibacy. The Dindings Territory was

restored to Perak in February, 1935.

Singapore'was in the 13th and 14th centuries a Malay city of importance

till it was destroyed by the Javanese about 1377. It then remained waste till

the present Settlement was founded on January 30, 1819, by Sir Stamford

Raffles, then Lieutenant-Goyerhor. of Bencoolen, Sumatra. Singapore re-

mained a dependency of Fort Marlborough, Bencoolen, till 1823, when it was

placed directly under the Government of India. The original lease by the

Sultan of Johore and the Dato Temenggong, Chief of Singapore, of the site

of a factory, in 1819, was followed in 1824 by the cession of the Island in

perpetuity, this being accepted by the Dutch in the Anglo-Dutoh Treaty of

the same year.

In 1805, Penang became an Indian Presidency and in 1807 was granted,

by the Crown, a Charter of Justice, the first Court of Judicature sitting in

1808. In 1826, the three Settlements were united to form a single Presidency,

with headquarters at Penang. The same year, a second Charter of Justice

was granted, establishing the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales’ Island,

Singapore and Malacca, the first Court sitting at Penang in 1827. In 1830,

the Presidency was abolished, the Settlements becoming part of the Presidency

of Bengal, In 1836, the seat of local Government was moved from Penang

•to Singapore. Ori April 1, 1867, the Settlements were transferred, on the

request of their inhabitants, from the control of the Government of India to

that of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in London. The Co'cos Islands

were incorporated in the Settlement of Singapore in 1886, and Christmas

Island in 1889. Labuan, which had itself been a Crown Colony since 1848,

was incorporated in the Straits Settlements and declared part of the Settle-

ment of Singapore in 1907, and was constituted a separate Settlement in 1912.

The Constitution of the Colony consists of Letters Patent, passed under

the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, dated the 17th February, 1911, amended

by Letters Patent dated, respectively, the 18th August, 1924, the 18th March

1935. and the 19th July, 1937, constituting the office Of Governor and

Cl

02 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements and their Dependencies, and

Instructions to the Governor passed under the Royal Sign Manual and

Signet, dated 18th August, 1924, amended by Additional Instructions dated,

respectively, the 23rd February, 1931, the 12th February, 1932. and the 19th

July, 1937.

The administration of the Colony is in the hands of the Governor, aided

by an Executive Council and a Legislative Council. The Executive Council

consists of sixMembers,

other official Members and

ex-officio,

such excluding

unofficial the Governor

Members not who presides,

exceeding threesuch

in

number as the Governor on His Majesty’s Instructions may appoint. The

Legislative Council consists of eleven Members ex-officio, excluding the

Governor who presides, two official members (nominated) and thirteen

unofficial Members, two of whom are elected and eleven of whom are

nominated. Business is transacted under Standing Rules and Orders dated

1st June, 1G25. In the Governor’s absence from the Straits Settlements the

officer performing the duties of Colonial Secretary becomes his Deputy.

The Governor, or other Officer for the time being Administering the

Governments of the Straits Settlements, is His Majesty’s High Commissioner

for the Federated Malay States of Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan, and

Pahang, and the Malay States of Johore, Kedah, Kelantan, Trengganu and

Perils, which are under His Majesty’s Protection, and is empowered to

appoint any person to be his Deputy in this Office during his pleasure and

in the exercise of such powers as he may deem necessary.

The Governor of the Straits Settlements is also High Commissioner for

the State of Brunei and British Agent for the States of British North Borneo

and Sarawak which, in common with the Malay States in the Malay Penin-

sula, are in treaty relationship with Great Britain.

There is railway communication between Singapore, Penang and all the

principal ports and towns in the Peninsula. Direct communication by rail

was opened in 1919 with Bangkok, the capital of Siam.

The output of tin in the Federated Malay States, the bulk of which finds

its way to the smelting works in the Colony, has largely contributed to the

wealth of the Peninsula, as has too the extensive planting, throughout the

Peninsula; of rubber.

A considerable area of land is under coooanuts, paddy and pineapples,

and. constant, attention is. paid to the development of other forms of

Agriculture.

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor and Commander in-Chief—H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas, g.c.m.g.,

O.B.E-

Aide-de-Camp—Capt. R. A. Gwyn, The Middlesex Regiment

Private Secretary—L. H. N. Davis, m.c.s.

Honorary Aides-de-Camp :

Major T.G. A.'MMoody,'

Capt. acDonald,TheM.e.,Royal

TheinniskillirigiFusiliers

Gordon Highlanders

F.Lieut. L. P. Cocks,s.s.p.r.a.

I. Tremlett,

LL C. P. Burke, s.S.v.f.

Lt. M. C. H. Sheppard, m.c.s.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C3

Honorary Extra Aides-de-Camp :

Perak—Raja Haji Shahar Shah bin Raja Harun al-Rashid

Selangor—Tengku Abdul Aziz

Negri Sembilan—Tengku NasirbinbinSultan Suleiman

Yam Tuan Shah

Muhammad

Pahang (West)—Dato’ Hussain bin Mohamed Taib, M.c.s., M.s.c.

Pahang (East)—Tengku

Perlis—Tuan Mohamed ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Ahmad, M.B.E.

Syed Abubakar

Kelantan—Tengku Mohamed

Trengganu—Tengku Mohamed bin Besar

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas, g.c.m.g., o.b.e., Governor and Commander-in-Chief

H.E. Major General W. G. S. Bobbie, c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o., The General Officer

Commanding the Troops

Hon. Mr. A. S. Small, c. m. g., Colonial Secretary

Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman. Resident Councillor (Penang)

Hon. Mr.

Hon. Mr.C.H.G. Weisberg,

Howell, k.o..Financial

Attorney-General

Secretary

Hon.

Hon. Mr. A. B. Jordan. Secretary Councillor

Mr. G W. Bryant, Resident for Chinese(Malacca)

Affairs

Hon. Major R. L. Nunn, D.s.o., Director of Public Works

Hon. Sir John Bagnall

Hen. Mr. S. J. Chan

Hon. Mr. R. Williamson

Clerk of Councils—H. P. Bryson, M.c.S.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas, g.c.m.g., o.b.e., Governor and Commander-in-Chief

Members of the Executive Council—The Hon. the Acting Director of Education

(A.

Hon.Keir) the Hon. ofthe Medical

the Director SecretaryServices

for Chinese

(Dr. R.Affairs (A. B. Jordan),

D. Fitzgerald, M.c.), the

the

Hon. Commissioner of Lands (W. S. Ebden), the Hon. R. H. de S. Onraet

(Inspector-General of Police), the Hon. Mr. W. D. Barron (Commissioner

of Customs and Excise), the Hon. Sir John Bagnall, the Hon. Lt.-Col.

G. D. A. Fletcher, m c., the Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdoolcader, c.b.e., the Hon.

Dr. Lim Hau Hoe, the Hon. Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe, the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian

Teck, the Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman, the Hon. Mr. R. Williamson, the Hon.

Captain N. M. Hashim, x.s o., the Hon. Major H. R. S. Zehnder, o.b.e.,

the Hon. Mr. J. W\ de Piro, the Hon. Mr. E. N. C. Woollerton and the

Hon. Mr. E. A. de Buriathe

Clerk of Councils—H. P. Bryson, m.c.s.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Audit Office—Singapore Actg. Sr. Assist. Auditor (Singa-

Auditor (Kuala Lumpur), S. S. and pore)—G. G. Roberts

F.M.S.—L. G. Corney, b.a. Assist. Auditors—C. E. Paddon,

Deputy Auditor (Kuala Lumpur), a.c.a. and W. D. Charlton

5.5. and F.M.S.—H. T. Hedley, Junior Assistant Auditors — H.

4.5. A.A. Rodrigues (Malacca) and A.

d’Aranju (Penang)

Senior Chief Clerk (Singapore)—A. V.

-C. W.Asst.S. Seed

Auditor (Singapore) de Souza

*C1

04 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Attokney-General’s Dept.—Singapore Stamp Office

Attorney-General—Hon. Mr. C. G. Clerk-in-Charge — S. A. Karim

Howell, K.c. Estate Duty Office

Solicitor-General-N. A. Worley Collector of Estate Duty—^ E.

Crown Counsels—Singapore: G Tongue

L. Howe, Paul Storr and C. IT

Butterfield; Penang: T. D Department of ' Excise, Opium

Hughes Liquors, Tobacco and Petroleum—

Office Assistant, Singapore—Chan Head Office: Maxwell Road, Singa-

Joo Chua (Acting) pore; Telephs. 5253, 5254 and 5255;

Botanic Gardens—Singapore and Pe Cable Ad: Excise

nang Commissioner—Hon. W. D. Bar-

Director- R. E. 1Holttmn, m.a., f.l.s. ron, M.C.S.

Assist. Director —E. J. H. Corner, m.a. Senior Deputy Commissioner, Singa-

Curator pore—J. J. Warren

derson,ofF.L.S.

Herbarium—M. R. Hen- Deputy Commissioners—S. G. H.

Leyh, G. J. Gilmour and F. J

Assist. Botanist—C.X. Eurtado, b.ag. H uett

Assistant Curators—J. W. Ewart

(Waterfall Gardens, Penang), Superintendents & Asst. Supts.—

G. H. Addison and J. C. Nauen R. K. Auten, A. G. Baker, H. R.

(Singapore) Baker, G. C. C. Blakstad. P. H.

Field Assistant Abdul Kadir Burgess, P. H: Elkins, M. B. C

(Penang) Frend, W. Gordon. O. R. T

Henman, E. S. Hellrich, J. H.

Chinese Secretariat, Malaya—Singa- Johnston, H. G. Keet. m.c.,,

pore D.s.d, J. C. W. Kemp, P. D.

Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Lawson, J. Mck. Hart, J. A.

Malaya—A. B. Jordan, m'.'c.s.' Parker, R. L. Pirn, G. J. G.

Assistant Secretary for Chinese . Pitt, J. R. Pyper, m.c., b.a., F

Affairs, Malaya — John Jeff, S. Rickard, H. N. D. Russell,

: m.c.s. (Acting)

F. Stanley, A. E. S. Talbot, D.

Assistant Protector of Chinese— H. Trujnble, R. S. Tufnell and

Wv L. Blythe, m.c.s. : A. H. L. Wheeler

■ 2rid' Assist. Protector of Chinese-f- Supervisors—J. Byrne. A. H.

Capel, C., Y. Ganno and G. C.

R. W. I. Band, M.o.s. (Acting)

Lady" Assist. Protector of Chinese Hide ■

' • Ast,, Bi'Banker Engineer--?. Wilhraham

Extra Protector of Chi'nese-^- Assistant Engineer—J. Salter

J.T.Riea,'M.C.s:,: (Acting)

Chrel? CMtfe—SOo Ah Litn Department of StiAtistics, . S.S. b

C. A.S. (1.A'.-—Slig t’hoon Yee : F.M.S.—Singa-po-re;. Telephs. 5294.

Japanese interpreter—E' Kiriu 5295,.anjd, 5296,; Cable Ad: Statistics

Assist. Inspector—Lee Thuan Khek Registrar-General of Statistics,

Assist. Boarding Officer—J. G. ' S.S.' & R.M. S., Registrar of Tm

Ritchie ports & Exports, S.S., Superin-

Colonial Treasury—Singapore tendent of Rubber Control,

Accountant-Gen.—W. C. Hodges Singapore & Penang, Registrar

Stamp Officer—S. Angus of Textiles Quotas and Registrar

General of Births and Deaths,

Treasury Branch 5.5.

Currency Officer—E. Fernandez Assistant Registrar of Statistics,

Accountant—Low Leng Chuan 5.5. & F.M.S.-E. J. Phillips,

Assistant Accountant—D. Sunde- B SC.

! rum '■ ' Assistant Registrar of Imports

Chief Cashier—A. Raj ah and Exports—J. N. C. Hancock

Secretary' of''Widows’1 and. Orphans’ Lady Supervisor, Mechanised Sec-

Pensions—Saw Soon Jin tion—Mrs. D. S. Ainger

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C6

Assistant Superintendents of Rub- Education Department—Singapore

ber Control—V. N. Wade and , . . Director of Education, S.S, - and

W. M. Edwards, f.c., a.a., f b. Adviser on Education, Malay

A.S., S.F.INT.A.S. . States—A. Keir (Acting)

Assistant Registrar, of Textile® Assist. Director of .Education for

Quotas—E. C. Cherrington Chinese Schoolsf^-'K. C. ,,S. Ad-

Registrar of Births and Deaths— i kins, m.c.s.

II. E. Woodford Personal Assistant to Director of

Penang—TelQTph.. 116©; Cable Ad ; Education—J. M. Dorai Raj

Statistics Group Supervisor—J. D. Joseph

Deputy/ Registrar df Statistics, Primary Supervisor—Miss N. F.

Registrar of Imports and Ex- Careless

ports and Deputy Superinten

dent of Rubber Control—Doug- ' Chief Inspector

Clerk—Bong Rim Cheong

of Schools, Singapore

las Sturrock ' 'and Labuan—M. R. Hoi gate

Assistant Superintendents of Rub- (Acting)

ber Control—G. A. R. Cowdroy Assistant Inspector of School? ~

and A. de Burgh-Thomas R. F. C. Markham

Malacca—Teleph. 98; Cable Ad: Supervisor of Private Schools—

Statistics R. M. Young

Registrar of Imports & Exports— ^Chief Clerk to Tnspectcr of

G. 1 E. Turner School's—Gan Eng' Thiam

Kuala Lumpur—Teleph. 2309; Cable Malay Assistant iPspector of

Ad: Facts Schools — A: Hamid bin H.

Deputy Registrar-General of . Abdul

Statistics, S.S. & F.M.S.—D. H. deylang’ Rnglisli School:

Grist (Cam. Dip. Agr.) , . Headmaster—Low Ngiong Ing

Assistant to Deputy Registrar- McNair Road English School:

General of Statistics, S.S. k Headmistress—Miss S. F. Lucas

F.M.S.—H. L. Barnett Outram Road School :

Chief Clerk—S. Amar Singh Headmaster—R. W. W. Hyatt

District- Couirr, Ciyir—Singapore PaSir Panjang English School:

District Judge—H. R. Bull Mrs. D. Downe

Assistant District Judge—K. M. Pearl’s Hill School:

Byrne (Acting) Headmistress—Mrs. K. McNeish

i'Chief Clerk--Mohd. Saleh bin Radin Mas School :

: Ismail Headmaster—B. Dudley

o OhieL Bailiff A a dtOCoitai. ! Raffles Girls’ School:

District Criminal & Police Courts— Raffles Institution :C. Richardson

Principal—Miss

South Bridge Road, Singapore Principal—J. Bain (Acting)

District Judge, First Magistrate Senior Assistants—G. L. Bayliss,1

and Senior Marriage Registrar

—R. A. Forrer, C.L.s. E.: F. Pearson, J. McCom'gley

Traffic District Judge and Magis- • Rangoon and J. Moncur

trate—Koh Choon Hong .Road ' School :

'• ■‘Second' Magistrate' and Marriage Headmaster—E. V. Davies

Registrar^-Conrad Oldham, c.l.s. Reformatory School:

Third Magistrate and Marriage Superintendent—F. C. Johnson

Registrar — G. S. Rawlings Assist do —A. R. Chapman

M.C.S. Teluk Kurau English School:

Headmaster—M. Ignatius

Fourth Magistrate—K. A. Blacker, Serangopn

M.C.S.-'-' English Schom:

Fifth Magistrate — Goh Liang Victoria Headmistress—Miss K. O. Knapp

Chuan, s.s.c.s. Bridge School i

Sixth Magistrate (Temporary)— Eukit' Headmaster—E. H. Wilson (Actg.)

Gheah Soon Hock, s.s.c.s. Panjang English ..School:

Chief Clerk—E. Klass Headmistress—Mrs. L. Albrecht

C6 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Trade School : Deputy Master Attendant—Com-

Headmaster — John H. Greig mander C. A. Robinson, d.s.c.,

(Acting) r.n. (Retired)

Instructor, Domestic Engineering Deputy Registrar of Shipping—J.

—E. Bray C. MacLeod

Master of Music—G. Williams Engineer—E. J. Shading

Art Superintendent—R. Walker Assist. Engineer—W. A. Muller

Senior Boarding Officer—J. E.

McDonnell

Government Analyst’s Department— Boarding Officers—A. M. Low.

Sepoy Lines, Singapore W. H. Walmsley, J. A. Quental,

Govt. Analyst, S.S. and Deputy C. H Armstrong, D. Lrzano

Commissioner

son, of Excise—M.

B.S.C., A.R.C.S., A.I.C. Jamie- and J. Sandosham

Financial Clerk—E. C. Burrows

Deputy Government Analyst, Correspondence Clerk—Tan Teng

Penang—A. C. Brooks, a.r.c.s.i., Ban

a. i.c. Deputy Shipping Master—E. H.

Senior Assist. Government Analyst V alberg

-^-(Vacant) Inspector of Craft—T. E. Mon-

Assistant Govt. Analysts—F. H. teiro

Geake, m.sc., a.i.c., A. W. Burtt, Assistant Inspector of Native

m.sc., f.i.c. and A. Jackson, Craft—J. E. Maneti

b. sc., ph.d. a.i.c. Lightkeepers—A. Gomes, W. Flet-

Laboratory Assistants—Thng Soon cher, A. Monteiro, E. Neubron-

Tee, Chow Weng

Sye Cheow, Tang ChweeSing, Pwee

Hoe ner. A. de Cotta and M. Cuhico

a,nd Sng Seng Heng Govt/ Signal Officer—(Vacant)

Laboratory Assistant, Penang—R. Signal Sergeant—F. J. de Cruz

L. Dawson Board of Examiners for Masters’

Clerks (Singapore)—Chan Koon and Mates’ Certificates — The

Seng and B. P. de. Souza Master Attendant, S.'S., the

Clerk (Penang)—C. E. Theseira Deputy Master Attendant, De-

puty Registrar of Shipping

& Senior Boarding Officer

Indian Immigration Dept.—Labour

Office, 'Singapore Marine Magistrates’ Court—Singapore

Assist. Controller—J. T. N. Magistrates—Comdr. C. C. Dix,

Handy c.m.g., d.s.o., r.n. (Retired),

Inspector—M. V". Raj an Comdr. Clive A. Robinson, d.s.0 ,

Chief Clerk—K. Chelvadurai r.n. and J. C. MacLeod

Court Usher—B. G. Sabai

Land Office—Singapore

Commissioner of Lands—Hon. W. Medical Department, S. S.—Singapore

Director of Medical Services, S.S.—

S. Ebden R.b.ch.,D.B.A.o.(tlniv.

Fitzgerald,Dublin),

m.c., b.a.,

Deputy Collector of Land Revenue

—A. J. Newby, H. D. Klass d.t.m.m.d.,

&H.

and Wee Gon Dol Dy. Director of Medical Services,

Investigation Officer — A. N. S. S,—R. B. MacGregor, m.b.,

Symons ch.b., m.r.o.p.

Financial Clerk—Low Kim Yin Secretaryto Director — J. W.

Hoflin

Accountant, Medical Department,

Marine Department—Singapore S.S.—N. M. Kennedy

Master Attendant, S.S., and Ship- College of Medicine-1—

ping Master, Conservator of the Principal—G. V. Allen, m.d.

Port, Receiver of Wrecks, etc.- Professor of Physiology—R. G.

Commander C. C. Dix, c.m.g., M. S. MacGregor, m.r.o.s., l.r.

d.s.o:, r.n. (Retired) C.P., B.M., P.CH.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS :C7

Professor of Medicine — R. B. Assistant Health Officer, Port—J.

Hawes, f.k.c.p. U. Karunaratne, l.m.s.

Professor of Midwifery--^. S. Assistant Health Officer, Air Base

English, m.d. —S. L. Oehlers, l.m.s.

Professor of Anatomy—W. A Public Health, Matron -I. M. M. Sim-

Fell, M.A., B.CH. mons

Professor of Surgery—J. K. Monro, Health Sister—E. C. Dockray

f.r.c.s. (Eng.) Chief Sanitary Inspector—H.

Professor of Bacteriology—W. A. Lander

Young, M-B , B.S., B.SC. Lady Superintendent, Quarantine

Professor of Bio-Chemistry—J. Station—G. D. Frost

L. Rosedale, ph.p., p.sc. Social Hygiene Branch—

Professor of Clinical Surgery— Chief Medical Officer—R. W- C-

D. E. C. Mekie, f.r.c.s. Kelly, m.r.o.s., l.r.c.p.

Professor of Biology—B. A. R. Assistant Medical Officers—Tan

Cater, m.a., Dip. Agrie. Eng Han, l.m.s. and S. W. Ponnap-

Brofessof of Dental Surgery—E. pah, l.m.s.

K. Tratman, M.n.s. ■ Hospitals & Dispensaries—

Dental Officer and Lecturer in Dental Chief Medical Officer—H. R.

Mechanics—J. W. Softley, b.d.s. Dive

Associate Professor of Medicine— Surgeon—B. M. Johns, f.r.c.s.

G. A. Ransome Ophthalmic Surgeon and Physi-

Dental Mechanic—J. H. Stephens cian, and Lecturer in Ophthal-

Lay Supt.—J. A. Spencer , molpgy to the. College of Medi-

Assistant in Physiology—Loh'Quan cine—A. D. Williamsoh, m.b.,

Lye . CJJ.B., D.O.M.S., F.R.tJ.S.

Assistant in Bio-Ohemistfy—C. J. Radiologist—J. S, Mebster, d.m.r.e.

Oliveiro, p.m.s. Physician and Registrar—J. V.

Assistant in Bacteriology—N. K. Landor, m.d.

Sen, m.h.,.b.s. Anaesthetist—E. B. Murrell, m.a.,

Assistant in Biology—A. A. San- M.R.C.S., L.R.d.P., B.CHIR.

dosham, l.m.s. Medical Officer — W. C. E. Dia-

Assistant in Pathology—T. Balasing- mond, M.B., B.S.

ham, l.m.s. Assistant Medical

Asst. Medical Officer, Medical

Clinic, Tan Tock Seng’s Hos- Soon, Lau Peck Officers—Lee

Hiong, l.m.s.,Kek

N.

pital—C. E. Smith, l.m.s. Rasjah, l.m.s., P. E. Pereira,

Pathological Branch— l.m.s., K. Vellasamy, l.m.s., B.

Government Pathologist—H. 0. J. Ess, l.m.s., l.r.c.p. & s., l.r.

Hopkins (Acting) F.P. & s., Au Kee Hock, l.m.s,

Bacteriologist—L. S. da Silva R. C. Oehlers, l.m.s., M. Sara-

(Acting) vanamuthu, l.m.s., 0u Kok Boo,

Assistant Pathologist—M. Ra- l.m.s., E. S. Monteiro, l.m.s.,

jathurai R. G. Gunatilaka, l.m.s., Benja-

min Chew, l.m.s,, M. Doraisin-

Health Branch— gam, l.m.s., B. R. Sreenivasan,

.., Chief Health Officer—J. W. Scharff, l.m.s., G. A. da Silva, l.m.s.,,

M^D., O.PH. V. F. Xavier, l.m.s.. Low Guam

Health Officer, Quarantine—(Vacant) Lye, l.m.s. and Tan Lim Cheng,

Lady Health Officer, Schools—C. L.M.S. A. '

H. Duke, m.b., d.ph. Secretary, General Hospital—H.

Health Officer, Rural—W. L. L. Hosking

, Blakeipore Dispensing Chemists—T. Roebuck

Health Officer, Port—G. F. Jones and A. F. Caldwell

Assistant Health Officer, Rural— Lady Dental Officer—M. King

A. Arulanandam Matron, General Hospital — R,

Assistant Health Officer, Schools Fenoulhet

— S. Sinnadorai, l;m.s,- Matron, Class II.—M. M. Waugh

08 S TEA ITS SETTLEMENTS

Maternity Hospital, Kamlang—Kerbau Assistant Medical Officer — Lee

Assistant Medical Officers—B. H. Keng Soon, L.M.S., l.m.

Skeares, ii.M;s. and A. C. Sinha, Leper Settlement, Pulau Jerejak—

L.M.S. Deputy Medical Officer — H.

Matron, Class II.—M. A. Webster Mehta, l.m.s.

Mental Hospital— Assistant Medical Officer—Tan

Medical Superintendent — B. F. Hor Fee, l.m.s.

Home, l.s.o.p.

Assist. Medical Superintendent— Malacca: General-

W. E. Logan, m.b., CH.b. Chief Medical Officer—E. V. Lup-

Deputy Medical ' Officer—G. B. prian, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Leicester, l.h.s. Pathological. Branch—

Assistant Medical Officer—E. C. Asit. Pathologist—Chu Chin Hai

Ghosh, l.m.s. Health Branch—

Matron, Class I.—H. F. Priestley Health Officer—R. S. Johnston

Penang: General— Deputy Health Officer — D. C.

Chief Medical Officer—E. D. Lin- Richards, l.m.s.

dow, M.R.C.S., l.k.c.p. (Acting) '.Assistant Health Officer—Ooi Keng

Pathological Branch— Lok, l.&i.s.

Pathologist — C. Subrahmanyam Health Sister—A. McNeill

(Acting)' : Social Hygiene Branch—

Assistant Pathologist—C. Marcus Assistant

Health Branch- Thambipillai, l.m.s.Officer — S.

Medical

Senior Health Officer—D. W. G. Hospitals and Dispensaries—

Far is (Acting) Lady Medical Officer—Miss J. M.

Health Officer—W. A. Nicholas Matthews, m.b., oh.b. 1

Deputy Health Officer—H. R. Sa- Assistant Medical Officers—F. X.

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

Assistant Health Officer—S. Rasa- s., J. E. Servaratnam, Chong

nayagam, l.m.s. Siong Joon, l.m.s., A. X. Pa

Health Sister—K. W. Howard kiam, l.m.s. and'Ho Boon Liat

Chief Sanitary inspeetpr^—J. S. Labuan— Matron, Grade II.—W. S. Harnett

de Yilliers

Penang: Social Hygiene Branch— Medical and Health Officer—P. E.

Assistant Medicial Officer-rrY. K. F. Routley

Thambi.pillai, l.m.s.

Hospitals & Dispensaries MEnioyL Department—Singapore

Surgeon—E.. S. Lawrie, F.R.O.a. Director of Medical. Service, ft. S.—

Medical.Officers—V. H. Norris, l.m.s., R. D- Fitzgerald, M.c,

C. A. Stanley, J. J. O^Grady Dy. Director of Medical Service S. S.

and R. A. Pallister R. B. MacGregor

Deputy

Baboo,Medical Officers—S.

l.m.s. and Mohamed

E. Be Cruz, l.m.s. Secty. to Director—J. W. Hoflin

Assistant Medical Officers — R. Accountant, Medical Department

Letchmanasamy, l.m.s., Goh X. M. Kennedy

Kok Kee, l.m.s., d.p.h., S. V. Financial Assistant — F. Vil-

Miirthy, l.m.s., R. K. Ponniah, laneuva

l.m.s., S. G. Rajahtam, L.M.S., Chief Clerk Voe Koon Guan

A. Somasundram, l.m.s. and M. Chief Medical Officer—H. R. Dive

Saravanamuthu Chief Health Officer-J. W. Scharff,

M.D.D.P.H.

Matron, Class I.—E. M. Howes- Rural Health Officer—W. L. Blake-

Roberts ' more

Matron, Class II.—K. Stewart

Maternity Hospital— ■' C.M .0. Shcial': Hygiene, S. - R. W.

C. Kelly ' '

Matron, Class II.—M. C. Thomp General Hospital—Sepoy Lines

. YonY ' < ' Anaesthetist—E. B. Murrell

STBA ITS SETTLEMENTS C9

Dental Officer—Miss M. King Assistant- Medical Officer—K. C.

r, Dispensimg' Chemists—J. Roebuck Ghosh

and A. F,-Caldwell . : . Matron—H. F. Priestley

M eternity $gapdtfa4—Sepoy Lines

, : Secretary General Hospital—H. L. Matron—R. Fenoulhet

Hosking

Assistant Medical Officers—Ou LadyG. ;Assistant

A. da Silva.Mlaclical Officer—

; Kok Boo, V, F. Xavier, Miss D.

Fones, K. Vellasamy, Benj amin Free Maternity Hospital—K. Kerbau

Chew, B. R. Srunivasah, E. S. Matron—Miss M. A. Webster

Monteiro, G. A. da Silva, An Assistant Obstetricians — B. H.

Kee Hock and Tan Kim Cheng Sheares and A. 0. Sinha

Matron—Miss R. Fenoulhet Quarantine Station — St. John

Assishmt Ma-tioji M. Brebner Island

Tan Tock ' Sen'g^s Sospital—Moul- Health Officer—(Vacant)

mein Road Lay Superintendent—G. D. Frost

Aledical Officer—A. Bearblock Government Health Office —

Assistant Medical Officers—C. E Assistant Health Officers—S. Sin-

Smith, B- J.: Ess, Tham Ying nadorai and J. U. Karunaratne

Khow, Cliong Tat . Seong, Yeoh . Lady, Health Officer, Schools—C.

Bok Choon and G. Ramalingam H. Duke

Matron - A. F. King (Acting) Chief Sanitary Inspector — H.

Prison Hospital—Pearl’s Hill Lander

In-Charge— K. C. Vardy Medical College-

Assistant: Medical Officer—Lee Kek Principal—Dr. G. V. Allen, m.d.

Soon Prof, of Physiology—R. G. M. S.

Govt. Dispensary—Kandang Kerbau McGregor

Lady Assistant; Medical Officers— Prof, of Anatomy—W. A. Fell

R. G. Gunakilaka, Hannah Tan Do, Medicine—R. B. Hawes

Assistant Medical Officer—A. K. Do. Cjfinipal Surg, — D. JE. C.

Sinha Mekie

Out-Dnor Dispensary—'Hdr^h Canal Do. Surgery—Ji K. Monro

Road Do. Midwifery—J, S. Eng-

,v Assistant Medical Officer — N. lish

IDA,!, Do. Biochemistry^J-. L- Rose-

Venereal Disease OJinic—Tanjong

• i Pagar

Assistant,:

Fug Man.Medical;;: Officer—Tan Do. Bacteriology—W. A. Young

Aie^ereal Disease, Glinic^-Benooolen Do. Dental Surg’y.—E. K.

Street Tratman

Assistant Medical/ Offiooi—S. W. Associate Professpr of Medicine—

Ponnappah G. A. ; Ranspipe 1

Out-Door. Dispensary —Bt. Timah Cental

Dental Officer; apd Lecturer

.Mechanics—J. in

W. Softley

Assistant;Medical Officer—A.K.Sinha I)ental Meehapic-AG. H. Stephens

Out-door Dispensary—Paya Lebar ,/Lay SupO—J., ,A. Spencer

Assistant Aledical Officer—P. E. Assist, in Physiology—Loh Guan Lye

Pereira , Do. Bio chemistry—C. J. Oli-

Police Depot—Thompson Road yeirn

, Assist. Medical Officers —R.C. Oehlers Dp.. Bacteriology—N. K, Sen

and S. D. Gunatilaka Do. Riology—A. A. Saudosham

Mental Hospital—Trafalgar Do. Pathology — T. Bulasing-

Medical Buperinteh'lent—B. F. Home ham

Assistant Medical, Superintendent Pathologist — H. O. Hopkins

—W. R. Logan (Acting)

Deputy Medical .Officer — G. B. Assist. Pathologist M. Raja-

Leicester thurai

CIO STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Bacteriologist — L. S. da Silva leave), H. L. Poulain, E.

(Acting) Moule, T. E. Wray, G. J.

General Hospital — Wight, H. Gray, W. G

Surgeon—B. M. Johns, f.r.c.s. Trewin, A. H. Frew, J. E.

Radiologist—J. S. Webster Jeans, L. W. C. Byrde, A. R.

Tutor for Dressers—A. Bearblock McEwan, F. G. Minns, C. T. R.

Bembroke, J. E. Sharp, A. D.

Official , f Censor of Cinematograph Reddick, H. Hall (On leave),

W. C, Alexander (On leave), B

Films—2nd Floor, Maxwell Road, Lewis (On leave), W. Hamilton

Singapore; Teleph. 5221 (On leave), J. A. Embury (On

Official Censor of Cinematograph leave), J. D. Nicholson (On

Films, S.S., F.M.S., Jobore— leave), D. E. Nickels, W. Ing-

Capt. T. M. Hussey ham (On leave), T. H. Allen, G.

Assistant Censor—VV. W. Dean D. Hunter-Gray

Inspectors—F. Farquhaijsoii, J. A.

Police Department—Singapore Evans (On leave), S. A. J. Woo-

Inspector-General of Police, S.S. sey, P. S. Gordon (On leave), S.

—K. H. Onraet Dodds, H. 0. Ballard, C. W.

Personal Assistant to I.G.P.—D. Such (On leave), P. Balls,

W. McIntosh M. M. Whittles, S. W. R. Mars-

Chief Clerk to I.G.P.—P. Nonis den, H. G. Mackenzie, J. W.

Chief Police Officer, Singapore— Chilton, F. H. E. Goodship, A.

E. E. H. Beck (Acting) C. Good

Personal Assistant to C.P.O.—J. Inspector of Small Arms — S. A.

C. Barry Hagger

Chief Clerk to C.P.O.-Tan Kee Probationary Inspectors — A. E.

Tong Minns, E. T. J. Bunnens, H. J.

Woolnough, J. A. Ellis. A. G.

Superintendent Detective Branch Shears, J. MacPherson

—J. P. Pennefather Evans

Director, Special Branch—L. F. Posts and Telegraphs Department

Knight (Acting) — General Post Office, Singapore;

‘■' Commandant, Police Depot—I. 0. Telephs. 5461 (5 Lines)

Macmillan Controller of Posts—K. MacLen-

Assistant Supts.—B. F. Oakeshott, nan

R. F. Mallard (On leave), D. Assistant Controllers of Posts—

Hillary (On leave), L. F. R. F. B. Gurr, W. G. Griffiths

Knight, R. E. Hope-Falkner, A. and J. B. Stoddart

C. Cunnyngham-Perdriau, E. V. Accountant—J. Macintosh

Fowler, C. M. J. Kirke (Study Divisional Engineer—A, A. Stra-

ing in Japan). R. C. B. Wilt- chan

shire (On leave), W. J. Parks. Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs—

E. A. G. Blades (Studying in D. Smith

Japan), D. K. Broadhurst, J. Engineers, Wireless—J. W. Ma-

G. H. Brett, A. R. Anderson, chan and R. Y. Talbot Jones

H. J. Spinks, D. W. Macintosh,

N. G. Morris, A. V. Cockie, Printing Office, Government (Office

P. J. Shannon of Straits Settlements Government

Chief Inspectors—C, Dyas, T. E. Gazette)—Singapore

Murphy (On leave prior to Re- Superintendent—W. T. Cherry

tirement), W. MacQuarrie (On Deputy Superintendent—Y. C. G.

leave), V. R. Lisamer, W. Daw Gatrell

son, E. H. Tunn, K. L. Johnson Supervisors—F. Vine, F. S. Hors-

Chief Inspectors—J. J. Higgins, lins. A. G. Banfield and W. D.

R. H. Yorke. E. C. Smith, C. S. Jennings

Uphill, R. Nunn, B. Scott, D. Warehouse Supervisor—A. B. Taylor

W. Dale, T. F. Brown (Seconded Office Assistant—F. 0. Pereira

to Brunei), E. V. Smith (On Chief Clerk—J. E. Fernandez

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Oil

Prisons Department, S. S.—Singapore Deputy Director of Public Works,

!■,' Inspector of Prisons, S. S. & F. Straits Settlements—S. J. W.

M. S.—Captain 0. L. Hancock, Gooch, M.INST.C.E.

O. B.E. , Personal Assistant to Director-

Supts. of Prisons, Straits Settle- Adviser—G. R. Pape, b.eng.

ments—G. E. W. W. Bayly and Executive Engineer, Head Quar-

Capt. I. L. Cronyn ters—R. P. Bradley, b.sc., a.c.

Gaoler,. Grade I—R. A. Page G.I., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E.

’ ' Gaolers,

and ' S. Grade

WrightII—W. W. Marsh Senior Executive. Engineer, En-

Gaolers, Grade III—A. Adcock, gineering Design Office—J. S.

Boissier, b.sc., m.inst.w.e

•J. Bolton, B. Nichol, A. R. Page Aviation

and W. Lindsay Branch

European Warders—W. E. Jen- Director Civil Aviation—Major

kins, C. Bonning, W. G. Clout, R. L. Nunn, n.s.o., m.inst.c.e.,

P. C. Russell, S. H. Roberts, m.inst.w.e.

G. Carter, F. A. Blundell, Aviation Officer—A. Wear, B.so.,

G. E. Pockney, F. J. Ful- Architectural ASSOC.M.INST.C.E. (Officiating)

ler, W. Seel, W. A. Martin, V. r Government Branch Architect, S.S.—F. D.

T. Chapman, W. H. C. Critch- Ward, F.R.I.B.A., M.R.SAN.I.

low, H... J. Shepherd, A. H. Senior Assistant Architect—A. J.

Burchell, A. T. Harris, H. E. S. Hutton, F.R.I.B.A.

Steel, J. S. McCall, B. Sey- Assistant Architects—F. A. Mal-

mour, A. K. Reade, J. A. Drab- lard, F.R.I.B.A., D. Cuthbertson,

well, Wl Mitchell, A. Spurgeon, A.

G. J. Merrifield, G. Groom, C.

H. Squire, J. W. Prescott, C. E. b.a. and K. A. Brundle, a.r.i.b.a.

Hopkins, H. E. Baguley, S. Quantity Surveyors—A. Niven,

Cork, S. C. Smith, M. Hunt, R. f.s.i., m.r.san.i. and A. S. Har-

L. Lidstone, C.J.S. MacDonald, ris, P.A.S.I.

W. Sawyer, D. Thompson, E. S. Straits Settlements, Singapore

Stevens, C. P. Constable, C. L. Settlement Engineer — Major G.

J. Ayres, A. V. Metcalf, F. R. Percy, m.c., assoc.m. inst.c.e.,

Twissell, W. J. Smith, F. W H. f.s.i.

Clarke, J. A. S. Taylor, E. J. Executive Engineer—H.W. Begbie,

Goldsmith, F. J. Smith, G.

AUst, S. Burrett, A. F. John- RuralB. Branch

son, H. G. Gorton, C. F. Clark, Executive Engineer, Rural—E. N.

F. A. Hamilton, W. Minty, F. Dimmock, b.eng., a.m.i.e. (aust.)

Hutchinson, R. V. Williams, J, Assistant Engineer- -J. H. Hedg-

W. Snelling, H. Mansfield, J. COCk, B.SCi, A.C.G.i.

Carr; H. J. R. Bennett, A. C.

Bloxsom, NT. T. Smart, F. N. J. Marine Branch

Executive Engineer, Marine—W.

Smith, F. OrRwshaw, H. Mar- L. Midford, b.sc.

tin, D. Brennan and S. Shaw

Penanff Central Branch

Gaoler—W. G. Clout (Acting) Senior Executive Engineer, Cen-

European Warder—H. E. Steel tral—G. Edwards, assou.m.inst. c.e.

Malacca Executive Engr. J. R. Spence, b.sc.

Gaoler—J. Bolton Assistant Engineer—C. F. Sutton

European Warder—F. Twissell Electrical Engineer—Capt. G. H.

Public Works Department—Malayan N. Reay, assoc.m.inst.e.e.

Assistant Electrical Engineer—A.

Headouarters: Singapore; Cable O. Thomas

Ad : Works Electrical Inspector—C. H. White

Director of Public Works, S.S., Mechanical Engineer—R. Austin,

Adviser Public Works, Malay ASSOC.M. INST.M.E.

States & Director Civil Avia- Superintendent, Stores & Furni-

tion-Major R. L. Nunn, n.s.o., ture—F. W. Couch

M. INST.O.E., M.INST.W.E.Dredgemaster—E. C. Trevor

C12 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Singapore Airport S. A. H. Shirazee, j.p.

' Airport Manager—A. Newark Dato M ohamed Ghazaley bin Mo-

Geylang Reclamation hamed Ariffin, j.p.

Resident Engineer — R. St. G. J. M. Jansen

T. E. Andrews

Caulfeild

Accounts Branch ■H. A. de Silva (Secretary)

Accountant, P.W.D., Singapore— Savings Bank (Straits Settlements

E. A. Joy Post Office)—Head Office: Kuala

Penang & Province Wellesley

Settlement Engineer—G. C Bed- Lumpur, F.M.S.; Offices at Every

ington, m. inst.c.e. , m.inst.m. k Post Office in the Straits Settlements

CY.E., M.R.SAN.I.

Executive Engineer, Penang—J. Supreme Court—Singapore

Chief Justice—P. A. McElwaine

V. T. Campbell, b.sc. Puisne Judges—W. K. Horne and

. Executive Engineer, Penang Re J. H. Pedlow

building Scheme —■ R. H. A. i Private Secretary td- Chief Justice—

Johnson, B.A., B.A.1^ ASSOC. M. J. M. Rappa

inst.c.e. (Ireland) Private Secretaries to Puisne

Executive Engineer, Penang—H. Judge—W. Piyanage and A. T.

L. D. Tucker, b.sc., assoc.m.inst. Fernandez

c.e. . . Registrar—Murray M. Jack

Executive Engineer, Province Wel- Deputy Registrar and Sheriff—C.

lesley — A. H. Couser, b.sc., F. J. Ess

ASSOC.M. INST.O.E. Deputy Registrar—S. H. Cheah

Executive Engineer, Waterworks, •Chief Clerk and Coihmissicuier for

Province Wellesley -A. C. Wil- 'Oaths—Tan Ong Sen^

son, assoc.m. inst.c.e.

Assistant Engineer, Penang—C S#kveyor-QexekaL(|OF , Ships Depart-

Gjertsen, b.sc.

Assistant Engineer, Province Wel- ment—Head Building,Office: 2nd Floor,Telephs.

Fuller-

lesley — R. R. Cambridge, b.sc., ton Singapore;

5193 and 5194; Cable Ad: Ships

A.M. I. STRUCT. E. Surveyor General of Ships and

: Electrical Foreman, Penang—D. Chief Examiner of Engineers,

Gilchrist S.S., under , the Merchant Ship

Malacca ping Ordinance—A. C. Macnab,

Settlement Engineer—I. Harpur, M.LIV.E.E., M.I.MAR.E., M.E.A.M.

M. INST.C.E. Senior Engineer &, Ship Surveyor

, Executive Engineer—O. L. Ste and .Examiner of Engineers—A.

phens, b.sc. Graham,, M.i.MAR.E., m.i.n.a.

Labuan Engineers & Ship Surveyors and

Settlement Engineer — G. J. Examiners of Engineers — J

O’Grady, b.eng. . McGuffin, M.I.MAR.E., M.I.N.A.,

J. Cockburn, a.m.i.mech.e. and

Registrar' of Deeds’ Office—Singapore C. E. Hall. M.I.MARiE., A.M.I.E.S

Registrar of Deeds—W. S. Ebden Senior Ship Surveyor—C. E. C.

Deputy do. 'iRii-H. Ismail Stapledon, b.sc.n.a., a.m.i.n.a.,

A.M.N.E.C., INST. i

Rural Board - -Singiipore Ship Surveyor—(Vacant)

Chief Clerk—H. E. de Souza

The Btonoprable,; The Commis- Machinery Branch

sioner of Lands, S.S. Chief Inspector of Machinery and

The Chief Health Cffieer Chief Examiner of Engineers,

The Executive Engineer (Rural) S.S., under the Machinery Or

The Senior , Superintendent of . finance — J. J. Vanston, m.i.

Surveys ' MAR;®.

J. A. Elias,; J-.p. Ittspeetdf of ’ Machinery—A. Brown

Lim Chong Pang Senior Clerk—Litn Teck Hoe

SINGAPORE

The island of Singapore, situated in lat. 1 deg. 17 min. N. and long.

103 deg. 51 min. E., is 26 miles long by 14 wide, containing an area of 206,

or, with the adjacent islands, 220 square miles, and is separated from the

territory of Johore, which occupies the Southern extremity of the Malay

Peninsula, by a narrow strait about three-qdarters of a mile wide across

which a causeway for road and rail traffic was completed in 1923. Singapore

was originally taken possession of in 1819 by Sir Stamford Raffles, and was

formally ceded to the British Government by the Sultan of Johore in 1824.

In that year it became an appanage of the Indian Government, and remained

so until 1867, when it was placed under the Colonial Office in conjunction

with Penang and Malacca. The island is almost entirely level, the highest

hill in the island, Bukit Timah, about eight miles from the town, rising to

a height of only 581 feet. The roads are well kept, and, thanks to the

luxuriance of tropical vegetation, abound in shade.

The town of Singapore is situated on the southern shore of the Island

and is the seat of Government of the /Straits Settlements, containing the

residence of the Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner

for the Malay States. The town proper extends for about four miles along

the south-eastern shore of the island spreading inland for a distance of about

a mile, though the majority of the residences of Europeans lie further back,

within a; circle with a radius of four to five miles from the heart of the

town. The town streets are wide and well metalled.

There are clubs catering for all classes of people and all forms of sport,

art and recreation. There are several good hotels, among them the Raffles,

the Adel phi and the Sea View.

The principal show places in Singapore are the Airport, the Botanical

Gardens at Tanglin, the MacRitchie and Pierce Reservoirs in Thomson Road,

the Gap Road, the Raffles Library and Museum, the pineapple' factories, and

the. various Chinese and Indian temples.

A bronze statue of Sir Stamford Raffles stands in front of the Town

Hall, to which position it was removed on the occasion of the Singapore

Centenary on 6th February, 1919. A dignified and imposing Cenotaph has

been erected op the esplanade to commemorate men from the Settlement who

fell m the Great War. This memorial was unveiled by H.R.H. The Prince

of Wales on the occasion pf his visit in 1922.

The various cloth-merchants and jewellers shops chiefly centred along

High Street and South Bridge Road are a never-failing source of attraction

to visitors and residents alike.

The English daily pretp is represented by the Straits Times,. Singapore

Free Press, Morning Tribune and Malaya Tribune. There are several

Chinese, and. glso Japtneae, Indian and Malay papers. The : Government

Gazette is . published weekly.

Singapore is a free port; there' being no Customs Duties, hilt Excise

Duties are levied on alcoholic liquors, opium, tobacco and petroleum. The

Harbour is practically landlocked by islands, and the rise and fall of or-

dinary spring tides is 9 feet. Although the majority of ocean-going steamers

are berthed at the Harbour Board's wharves, many smaller vessels discharge

and load in the Inner and Outer Harbour, the Inner Harbour being protected

from the north-east monsoon by a mole of granite rubble approximately a

mile long. The Singapore Harbour Board constituted under the Ports Or-

Cl 4 SINGAPORE

dinanoe (Chapter 149) now controls all the wharves and commercial drydocks

in Singapore, their premises being about a mile to the westward of the

town. There are 12,134 lineal feet of wharves, including the Empire Dock

(24lj acres) with a further 1,891 feet in course of construction. There is a

depth of 25 to 33 feet of water alongside at L.W.O.S.T. There is storage

capacity for about 260,000 tons of cargo and some 150,000 tons of coal, the

stocks being chiefly Natal, Welsh, Indian and Japanese although a variety

of coal supplies from local sources such as Borneo, Sumatra and Sarawak

are generally available. A mechanical coal handling plant is now being

erected at a berth on the new wharf extensions for the discharge of colliers

and mechanical bunkering plants are in course of construction. The Board

owns steam tugs with, complete fire and salvage plant, sheer legs with lifting

capacity to GO tons, cranes, 14 miles of railway connected with the Federated

Malay States Railways system, launches, lighters and other appliances for

the expeditious handling of cargo. There are installations for bunkering fuel

oil and Diesel oil and for the bulk loading of latex and palm oil into ships

at the wharves. The Board operates five drydocks one of which (The King’s

Dock) is divided by an intermediate caisson into two docks of 486 and 325

feet each, its equipment including a 30-ton electric travelling crane. The

machine Shops are capable of effecting ship and machinery repairs to vessels

of the largest class. Castings and forgings of the largest size can be made

on the Board’s premises. The power of electric motors driving the machine) '

used by the Board exceeds 5,000 horse-power. The Crown Agents for the

Colonies, London, act as the Board’s agents in England.

The characteristic features of the climate of Singapore are uniform

temperature, high humidity and copious rainfall. The variation of tem-

perature throughout the year is very small and the excessively high tempera-

tures found in continental tropical areas are never experienced.

The average annual rainfall is 95 inches. December is the wettest month

with a little over 10 inches while February, May, June, July and September

are the drier months with between 6'J and 7 inches. Rainfalls on the average

on half the days in the year.

Ordinarily, temperatures range from 75°F in the early morning to 86°—

88°F during the heat of the day. Temperatures below 70°F are rare and

above 90° comparatively infrequent.

Severe storms are experienced in Singapore known as “Sumatras” ; these

are violent squalls which occur usually during the night or in the early

morning approaching from W or SW; they are usually accompanied by

thunder and lightning and torrential rain. Local thunderstorms occur

frequently at midday or during the afternoon and though accompanied by

>ery heavy rain do not usually last for more than an hour.

The SW monsoon does not affect Singapore. Land and sea breezes are

prominent although from November to March, the winds are predominantly

Northerly or Northeasterly and from June to August predominantly South

or Southeasterly.

Although the days are hot and on account of the high humidity somewhat

oppressive, the nights are almost always reasonably cool, and it rarely hap-

pens that refreshing sleep is not obtained. The effect of the heat and humidity,

without seasonal change, is however cumulative, and after a few years a

change to a bracing climate becomes imperative for Europeans if health is

to be maintained.

SINGAPORE C15

DIRECTORY

(For Government Departments See Straits,Settlements Section, Pages C2-C12)

Abdekn & Co., Ltd. (Established 1914), cock, R. M. Meyer, D. M.

Merchants, Translators, Brokers & David and B. Lowick

Commission Agents—16, Jalan Masjid, H. O. Waser, general manager

OIF Changi Road; Cable Ad: Abdeen: Adrian Limited (Incorporated in the

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

Private S.—12,

S.), Agents,

and Exporters and Importer;

H. Abdeen, eff., managing dir. Teleph.14 3528; 16,CableJiakAd:

KimAdrianco;

Streets

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Acme, Bentley’s

Abdeen, H., Translator, Broker and k A.Private A. van der Harst, managing dir.

Commission Agents—16,

Off Changi Road; Cable Ad: JalanEgyptian:

Masjid,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., and Private AdvertisingLtd., The —&Publicity PublicityHouse,

Bureau,

144,

Robinson Road; Cable Ad: Toadvert.

n & Head Office: Queen’s

C. J. B.Church, directorBuilding, H’kong

Abdul Mrs. A.Thompson, director

PaperRahim & Co.,Books

& Account M.M.,Manufacturers

Stationers, John

J.

Galvin, director

Darnell, sales manager

&Tarpaulin,

Also Manufacturers & Suppliers

Car Covers, Awning of C.C. Alford,

F. Young, secretary

Screens, Teleph.

Mail Bags,4554;etc.—135, studio manager

Street: Cable Cross J. S. Lye,Dept.—

Ad: Accounts market research

Rahimbros; Codes : Acme 5th Edition Kueh Sing Kee, chief clerk

& Bentley’s Tan Toh

Penang Agent:

Ibrahim Sheriff Koh ChongKowHock

Records

Mrs. B.Dept.—

Gaudart

Abdullah Sahib k Co., A. M. (Established Studio Miss E. Suriya

1908), Import-Export Merchants in All —

Kinds of Produce, Raw and Cured K. F. Ho

Reptile Skins and Commission Agents— Lo You Ling

66 &68-A, Market Street; Teleph. 2149; Wong Shong Ning

P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: Amah Miss LiangDept.—

Publication Ling Yee

Senior Partner—A. M. Abdullah

Managing Partners—N. M. Mohamed Sahib Theodore H. Kwan

Abdullah and A. A. Mohd. Mohiadin L. Frank Yang

Cheong Peng Luen

!! Production Dept.—

Acme Code Company, Publishers, Acme S. David

Commodity and Phrase P. Bracken, despatch

Agents in Malaya for:

Representatives : Directory and Chronicle of

Kelly & Walsh, Ld., 32, Raffles China,

PublishedJapan, IVIalaya, Daily

by the Hongkong etc.,

Place Press, Ltd., Hongkong

Adelphi Hotel (New Adelphi Hotel, Publishers of:

The Journal of the Malaya Branch

Ltd., Proprietors) — 1 and 2, Coleman of the British Medical Association

Street; Teleph. 5061 (4Lines); Cable

Adelphi; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Ad: Chinese Telephone Directory for

Bentley’s Singapore and Johore Bahru

Rennie Lowick & Co., secretaries Chinese Telephone Directory for

Directors — I. B. Abed, J. Lay- Penang Province Wellesley,

Malacca and the F.M.S.

016 SINGAPORE

Aitken & Ong SIang, Advocates and Ally

Solicitors — 9, Bonham Building; chants—6, Battery Road; Teleph. 6891;

Cable Ad: Bismilla

Teleph. 6230 A. M. Mohamed Yussoff, managing

Sir Ong Siang Song, k.b.e., m.a., partner

i.l.m., v.d., Barrister-at-Law K. M. Mohamed Omar

(Middle Temple)

I. Hunter Hoahing, Barrister-

at-Law (Middle Temple) Alsagoef, S. O., Landowners, Merchants,

Commission and Estate Agents—35-a,

0. J. Koh, b.a., (Wales), Bar- Winchester

rister-at-Law (Middle Temple) House, 16, Collyer Quay;

David Marshall, (London), Teleph. 7232; Cable Ad: Omaralsagoff;

Barrister - at - Law (Middle Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns. and

Temple) , Private

S. 0. Liew, b.a., l.l.b. (Cantab.)) Syed Ibrahim Omar Alsagoff, manag-

Barrister - at - Law (Middle ing partner

Temple)

Amalgamated Publicity Services—94,

Alexandra Brick-Works, Ltd., Manufac- Robinson Road, Cable Ad: Sregor

turers of Bricks, Tiles and Pipes

—Mercantile Bank Buildings Amalgamated

Operating and Royal Theatres,

Controlling Ltd.,

the Capitol,

Pavilion and Theatres-- P. O.

Alhambra and MalborottGh Theatres- Box 45; Cable Ad: Amcapav

76, Beach Road; Cable Ad: Alhambra J. A. Elias, chairman

Directors—E. A. Elias, S. A. H.

Alkaef & Co:, House and Landowners Shirazee, A.M. L.J. Schiesser,

Fisher, Namazie, Joe M.

and Commission Agents—Head Baker and D. Philiia

Office: 70 and 70a, The Arcade; P.O. Secretary—M. Y. Namazie

Box 3 Manager, Capitol Theatre—Ju-

lius Fisher

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solici- Manager, Pavilion Theatre—W.

tors and Notaries Public—22-a, Raffles D. Lambert

Place; Teleph. 5954 (and at Malacca

and Muar); Cable Ad: Gledhill; Codes: American ck Co., Importers and Exporters

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Broomhall’s —63a, Victoria Street; Cable Ad: Mecn.

and Bentley’s Complete and 2nd American

Partners—

Richard Page, b.a. (Oxon.) national Express

Banking,Co.,Travel,

Inc., Shipping)

The (Inter-—

84, Robinson Road; Telephs. 3977 and

D. K. Walters 3978; Cable

Bentley’s Ad: Amexco; Codes:

and Private

W. Munro, m.a., ll.b. (Glasgow) M. C. Elliot

L. H. Chidson, b.a. (Cantab.) A. P. Jodhi, chief clerk

Assistants— Khoo Kim Leong, cashier

F. R. Massey

I.M.F.BiCamefbn

Brash American Foreign Insurance Asso-

ciation, Fire, Marine & Motor Car

Insurance — Mercantile Bank Bldg.;

Allen, van IngeN tfe-Ooi, Exporters and and Cable Ad: Afiamalaya; Codes:80,Bentley’s

Importers — Office : 4, Bonham Lane,Private. New York

Head’Office: Maiden

Building; Cable Ad: Yanallen F. T. Wyekoff, manager

Alli,\nce Engineering. Co,, Ltd., En- American Lloyd Agency, Ltd.,

gineers, Merchants and Contractors World-wide Travel. Organisers—64,

—6 and 7, Telegraph St.; P.O. Box Robinson Road; Cable Ad: Palestloyd

669; Teleph. 3412; Cable Ad : Jipco (See Far East Offices)

SINGAPORE 017

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd., Artishers, Furniture Depot Ltd., House Furn-

Wholesale and Retail Chemists, GeneralFurniture Manufacturers and

Wood Workers—32-34, Orchard

Druggists and Opticians—303, North Road; Teleph. 7849

Bridge

Ad Road; Teleph. 69l8; Cable

: Sinchew H. S. Finck, director

Cho Peck Hock, do.

Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd. J. R. Brown, mgr.

(Incorporated in Straits Settle- Asia Insurance Go., Ltd., Fire,

ments), Crude Rubber Dealers — Marine and Motor Car Insurance—

Office: 12, South Pier, Teluk Ayer

Reclamation; Telephs. 5854, 5855, 66-72, Chulia Street; Telephs. 2097 &

5856 & 5857. Godown: 10, Prince 2197Li Leung Ki, general manager

Edward Road; Teleph. 7972; P.O.

Box 17; Cable Ad: Anglosing;

'Codes: A.B.C., Bentley’s, Acme and Asia Life Insurance Co. (Incorporated

Private. Branches: Penang and in theHongkong State of Bank

Delaware, U.S.A.)—

Muar; London: Ijleeht, Levis & C-16, eph. 2221; P.Main

O. Office

Chambers;

Box 10; Cable

Tel-

Ad:

Kahn, Ltd., 17-18, St. Dunstan’s Amerriters. for the Orient:

Hill, E.C.3; Paris: Alcan et Cie, 17, The Bund, Shanghai; Kuala Lumpur

87, Rue Saint Lazare; New York:

Hecht, Levis & Kahn, Inc., 99, Wall Office: tiO, Klyne Street; Ipoh Office:

168, Brewster Road; Penang Office:

Street, New York City; Hamburg, 33-E,

Klentze & Co., “ Thomashaus”, 3, First Cross'Street

Beach

Street

and Malacca Office:

Schopenstehl, 1-3 A. A. Gbssevsky, branch manager

Directors—Adrien Alcan, Maurice and attorney

Alcan, Walter L. Burton, Har- T. U. Tay, asst, manager

old S. Godwin and Redvers M A. A. Hare, actg. resident secty.

Prior Ta!y'Mehg'Hock, a. com. se/A., chief

Assistants — A. L. Dunningham, F. clerk & cashier

Enderlem, C. P. Liston, J. W. Medical Department

Newhouse, W. Nisbet and C. A.

Railton Tan T.WeeH.Cheng,

Dr. Ling, m.d.,

seniormedical

clerk referee

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., The Asiatic Petroleum Co., (Straits Settle-

(Incorporated in England), Mer- ments), Ltd., The (Incorporated

Collyer Quay;in

chants—Mercantile

lephs. 5817 (2 lines) Bank (Office), Te- England)—Shell

Building;2494 House,

Teleph. 5281; Cable Ad: Petroatic;

(Godown); Cable Ad: Anglo-siam; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Bentley’s with Oil Supplement,

Codes: New Standard, Bentley’s Bentley’s

Second Phrase and Acme. Head Private and2nd, Boe

Scott’s and A.P.C.’s

Office: 5 and 7, St. Helen’s Place, E. N. G. Woollerton, representative

London, E.C. Branch Offices: Bang- H. H, Sturt, assist. do.

kok, Bombay, Karachi and Penang

, C. D. Miller, manager

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd-

Angullia & Co., M. S. E.,; General (Incorporated Bank Chambers

in England)—Hongkong

Merchants and Commission Agents—4,

.Robinson Road; Teleph. 7171; Cable Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd,, agents

Ad: Angullia;.qndCodes:

6th Editions, A.RC. 5th and

RentJey’s ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Arbenz, H. R., e:p.z., Architect, Civil Automobile Association f?F Malaya,

Engineer and'Vaiuer -Union Building The, Member of the Alliance

FederatedInterna-

'{2nd Flo

de Tourisme,

A,A. (Gf.B.) Controlling

with

Bodywithof

Arbenz; Code : A.B.C. 5th edn. Motor Sport .in Malays AHRiated

Archipelago Brewery the R.A.-C , etc.rr. .,'

Road;Co.,Telephs.

Ltd.—365- t

366, Alexandra 5960 Patron—E, Si AS! ton ton 'Thoipas

and 5969 Preifdeht—P. D.’ Regester '(Penang)

Vice-President-^G. M. Cottart (S’pore)

018 SINGAPORE

Central Office Vice-President—C. H. da Silva

General Secretaries—Rennie Lowick Hon. Secretary—H. E. Woodford ;

& Co., Hongkong Bank Chambers, Hon. Treasurer- W. F. Mosbergen J

Singapore Committee—A. J. Braga, G. E. N.

Branches Oehlers, N. N. Leicester, W. A.

Singapore — Rennie Lowick & Co., Aeria, Dr. R. Tessensohn, B. J. Ess, j

Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa- W. H. Mosbergen, G. Shelley, C. A. j

pore

Negri Sembilan and Malacca — F. R. Bateman, N. S. Hogan and Dr. J

Hilton, 48-49, Birch Road, Seremban C. L. Tessensolm

Selangor and Pahang—Evatt & Co.,

Oriental Building, Kuala Lumpur FireCommittee Insurance Association of Malaya J

Perak --EvattIpoh

& Co., Chartered Bank R. B. Henly (chairman),

Chambers, A. 0. Potts (deputy chairman), A.

Penang and Kedah—A.A. Anthony D. Anderson,

Gibson, E. J. P.P.Burley,

Holt,C. H.

A.E. ;:f

& Co., 9, Beach Street, Penang Gordon F.Lee,W.W.Hall,

SwithinW. bank,

Association of Engineers—11, Raffles C. B. Way and A. P. Webb ;|

Quay; A.B.C.

Teleph.5th6136; Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman

Code: edn.Cable Ad: Engine

. Secretary and Treasurer—H. Butcher Indian Chamber of Commerce, The—4,

Board of Examiners for Engineers’ Cer- Raffles SwatantraQuay; Teleph. 2843; Cable Ad:

tificates—Office: 2nd Floor, Fuller- Chairman—G. Maganlal

ton Bldg., Telephs. 5193 and 5194; Deputy Chairman—G. lJttamram

Cable Ad : Ships Acting Secretary—G.Nomanbhoy

Hon. Treasurer—A. B. Nair

Surveyor- Generalof Engineers,

Chief Examiner of Ships, S.andS. Committee — V. M. Degani, W. j

—A. C. MacNab, m.i.mar.e., m. Hassaram, Yusof Abdulgani, Ban-

LTV., E.S., M.E.A.M. silal B. Shah, N. B. Karanjia,

Senior Engineer and Ship Surveyor, Manilal K. Patel and Gulambusein |

and Examiner of Engineers, S.S.— Najmee

A. Graham, m.i. Mar. E., m.i.n.a.

Engineer and Ship Surveyors, and Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic

Examiners

McGuffin, m.i.of Engineers, S. S.—J.J. Society, The—

Mar. e., m.i.n.a.,

Cockburn, a.m.i. Mech. e. and C. E. Malayan Polo Association, The—

Hall, m.i. Mar. e., a.m.i.e.s. Hon. Secretary—T. M. Winsley (c/o 1

(TheCertificates Issued by the Board A. P. C., Singapore

AretheEquivalent

by to Those

Board of Trade Issued Members—

in London) The

The Penang Polo

Selangor Club, PenangLumpur

Board of Examiners for Masters and

Mates’ Certificates (Equivalent to Iskandar PoloPolo Club,Kuala

Club, Kuala Kangsar

Certificates Granted by the Board of The SingaporePoloPoloClub,

The Batavia Club,Batavia,

Singapore

Java (j

Trade)

Master Attendant, S.S. TheBangkok

BangkokSiamRiding & Polo Club,

Deputy Master Attendant, S.S. Pahang Polo Club, Pahang

Deputy Registrar of Shipping, S. Stewards—A. G. Donald, presi-

Senior Boarding Officer, S. dent (Sel. P. C.), Raja Moham-

British and Foreign Bible Society, ed (I.P.C.), J. R. Danson, m.b.e.

Malayan Agency — Bible House: 7, (P.P.C.), J. W. Clarke (P.PC.),

Armenian Street:Singapore

Teleph. 6076; Cable T. M. Winsley (S.P.C.), Lt.-

Ad: Testaments, Col. A. D. Macpherson, d.s.o.,

Secretary—Ernest Tipson m.o. (S.P.C.), C. H. Tilley (Sel.

P.C.) W. J. Grabau (B.P.C.), J.

Eurasian Association, The (Exempted Brunn (Bk. P.&P.C.), Tengku

3rd September, 1919)—c/o Singapore Ahmad (Pa. P.C.)

Recreation Club, Singapore Representative on Hurlingham

President—The Club Polo Committee—Major

Zehnder, o.b.e.Hon. Mr. H. R. S. Lindsay Years

SINGAPORE C19

Motor Insurance Association of Malaya and Numberals, Bentley’s Complete Phrase

Chairman—P. W. F. Mills Second PhraseChin

President—Tan and Hean

A.B.C. 5th Edn.

Deputy Chairman—A.D. Anderson

Secretaries—Gattey & Batemax Secretary— P. Y. TangLian

Vice-dO. —Lim Keng

Motor Traders Association of Malaya Committee—Lim Boon Tian, m.c.h.,

—45, Orchard Road Ching Kee Sun, j.p., Au Min

Chairman—A. Corbet Tong, Leong Yuen Hoo, Koh

Vice-do. --Chua Cheng Liat Boh Chua, Lim Cher Meng, Tan

Hon. Secretaries—Wearne Bros. Ltd. Hoon Tze, Tan Hai Thew, Ang

Khai Pang, Yeo Yiang Boon,

Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia Tan Saik Kew, Lee Hak Ping,

(Cathedral of the “Good Shepherd”) Koo Sik Kin, Lee Teck Chor,

Committee — Quek Shin, S. H. Yang, Heah

' President—Rev. Wing Chew, Ong Piah Teng,

Choir Master andN. Hon.

MaurySecretary— Tan Lak Sai, Lee Kong Chian,

Lee Chin Tian, Gan Say Hong,

W. F. Mosbergen, j.p. Lee Geok Eng, Lim Keng Hian,

Assistant Choir Master and Organist Ong Seng Say, Chia Thian

—W. H. Mosbergen Hock, Teo Soon Thew, Kwa

Assistant Organist — C. W. Mosber- . Chin Lai, Seow Pek Heong and

A.gen

A.J.V.D’Conceicao,

Peralta and B.L. P.P.Nerva

de Souza, How Say Huan

Special Committee—Lee Wee Nam,

Yeo Chang Boon, S. Q. Wong,

Pilot Board— j.p., Lee Choon Seng, Tan Ean

Khiam and Aw Boon Haw, m.c.h.

Royal Asiatic Society (Malayan Branch)

—Raffles Museum Singapore Government Servants’ Co-

Singapore Bar Committee— operative Thrift & Loan Society, Ltd.

C. Walters,

V. Miles, Howell D. Mundell, D. K. —Fullerton Building

K. K. O’Connor, F. G. President H. North-Hunt, M.c.s.

Vaux and Philip Hoalim Vice-Presidents — A. Gilmour, m.c.s.

Hon. Secretary—R. H. Green and Dr. D. W. G. Faris

Chairman—L.

Secretary and A.Treasurer—M.

Joseph Thana-

Singapore Chamber of Commerce, The pathy

—Offices: Fullerton Building; Cable Ad: Committee — K.Joo Sabapathy, N.

Accountant Kasturi, Tan Bee, Peh Wah

Committee—James Robertson (chair- Kok, G. A. Tessensohn, Wee Sian

man), R. W. McKerrow (deputy Keng, Lim Teng Kok and 0.

chairman), Hon. Sir John Bagnall, Karthigesu

H. G. Baxter, E. J. Bennett, Hon.

Mr. E. C. H. Charlwood, Hon. Mr. Singapore Marine Insurance Associa-

C. R. Cherry, W. Penrice, Hon. Mr. tion—

J. W. de Piro and H. H. Sturt Chairman—C. E. GibsonGordon Lee

Secretaries—Gabtey and Bateman Deputy Chairman—A.

Publications: Committee — A. D. Anderson,

Daily Imports and Exports List Henly, A/ C. Potts H. C. B. R.Way,B.

Daily Shipping Report W. Swithinbank, F. S. Cable and

Weekly Market Report A. P. Webb

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman

Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Singapore Pilot Association, Licensed

Association—AuctionRoomand

Room: Fullerton Building Sample Pilots for the Port of Singapore—East

Secretaries and Offices — Gattey Wharf (Section 2), Tanjong Pagar;

Bateman (Fullerton Building; Cable& Teleph. 6050; Cable Ad: Pilots

Ad: Accountant)

Singapore Marine Hostel — Anson

Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com- Road; Teleph. 6365; Codes: A.B.C.

merce—47, Hill Street; Teleph. 6559; and Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Sianghwe; Codes: Chinese Superintendent—Rev. A. V. Wardle

C20 SINGAPORE

Singapore Rifle Association — Head- Plant Furniture, 94, High Street; Assembly ; ,

quarters: Drill Hall,— F.S.Y.C. & Work-shop: 77 & 79, Kallang

Hon. Secretary A. Bickerdike, Road; P.O. Box 42; Cable Ad: Aurora;:

Telephone House, Hill Street All Commercial Codes Used

Directors—Tan

and Tjio—Kim Hoan Kie (chairman):

Singapore Sinhalese Association—

Office: 209, Queen Street; Teleph. 3904; Managers Jo Shia

Him Bok and Khb

Club House: .McNair Road Tian Siang

President—P. E. Perera Secretary—Lee Hock Leng

Vice-Presidents -D. E. T. Jayakoddy Accountant^—Lim

Auditors—Evan Wong Tiang& Lie

Co.

and W. —D.D.Reginald

Secretary Geo. de Silva Affiliating with ;

Asst. Secretary—K.

Treasurer—P. J.

M. SirisenaPerera N. V. Handel. Mij. Toko De Zon,;

Asst. Treasurer—W. A. Sirisena N.Batavia

V. Handel. Mij. Toko De Zon, j

Society of St. Vincent de Paul —- N.Bandoeng

V. Handel. Mij. Toko De Zon,

'(Cathedral

Committee- of the “Good' Shepherd”)— N.Buitenzorg

V. Handel. Mij. Toko De Zon, 1

Spiritual. Direrctor & Treasurer—Rev. Soerabaya

N. Maury

President—W. F. Mosbergen, j. p. Australian Primary

Vice-President

Dr. F. O. de^L. P. deA.Souza,

Souza, M.C.H., Dairy Produce

V. Peralta, and Producers Society, [i

General Merchants

H. Norris, R. A. Bateman, W. H. —Hongkong Teleph. 4940;BankP.Chambers,

O. Box 4th 43. Floor;

Head ij \

Mosbergen, Stephen Long, A. O. Office: C. Geo. Kellaway & Sons, Ltd., :

Taylor

Dr. Basilandde Souza

Dr. A. M. D’Cotta and Haymarket, Sydney; Australia

Honorary Secretary—John H. Nonis W. A. RollinsofK manager

Miss L. Sanderson,

Low Peng secretary

Boon, salesman

St.tablished

Andrew’s Society, Singapore (Es- Soon Kay Kee, book-keeper

1908)— Ayurveda Siddha Oushadha Sala, ‘

President—James Robertson Manufacturers of High-class Gen-

Vice-do. —George

Hon. Secretary andMarshall

Hon. Treasurer— uine Sastric preparations —v513, Geylang j

A. Cromarty Road

Straits

1 Racing Association—Mercantile Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Engineers

Bank Building; Teleph. 2451; Cable Ad: and

•Racing SteamManufacturers, Patent

Boilers. All Sizes WaterRaising

Steam Tube

Representing Singapore Turf Plants, Chain

Electric Cranes, Mechanical

Grate Stokers, etc.—Bl, 2 and

Club—Hon. Mr. R. Williamson,

Dr. P. S. Hunter, c.b.e., H. C. Reilly 3,6164; Hongkong

Cable BankBabcock

Ad: Chambers ; Teleph.

and B. M. Johns W*. H. Menzies, manager

Representing Penang Turf Club

—C. D. D. Hogan, A. fl. Miles and Bain & Glenriy, Drs, Physicians and

Lee Toon Boon

Representing Selangor Turf Club Surgeons—11, Battery

M. C. Bain, m.b., ch.b.,Road

partner

—E. G.

H. Tilley Leyne, K. J. Archer and C. E. Glenny, Tf.R.u.S-,, do.

Representing Perak Turf Club—

E. C. Watson, S. D. Scott and BANKS

Chung Ah Ming

Secretary—A. H. Todd fr S* 13 ff*

Straits

—P.O. Settlements

Box 259 (Singpore) Assoc. Bank of China -12, Cecil Street;

Telephs. 6444 (Manager’s Office), 6442

(Assistant Manager’s Office), 6441

Aurora, (Exchange Department) and 5188-9

38 & 40,Ltd.,North

Department

Bridge Road;Store—34,'

58, 6036,

Manager—Parkcane C. Hwang

62, High Street; Department: Sunco . Assistant. Manager—S. C. Lu

SINGAPORE U21

Acting Asst. Manager—C. K. Kwqk Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Acting Accountant—James F. N. Bien (Incorporated in Belgium, 1907),

Chief

Cheang of Business Dept— Khoo Eng Mortgage Bank—Meyer Chambers, 3rd

Floor; Teleph. 2083; Cable Ad: Belfran.

Acting Cashier -Y. K. Chong Head Office: 11, Rue de Theresienne,

Brasses.

Hankow,BlranchesHongkong,at Peiping

Shanghai,andTientsin,

Tsinan

Bank of

Japan)— Taiwan,

31, RafflesLtd. (Incorporated

Place; Telephs. in

5391-2 A. Graff, manager

(General Dept.), 3194 (Manager), 6957 H. J. Brassine, signs per pro

(Compradore); Cable Ad: Taiwangink; F. Glineur, do.

Code: Bentley’s complete phrase, Lie- Miss .Y. Y, Scott, secretary

Miss J. Campbell, stenographer

ber’s

ImperialStandard and A.B.C.

combination, 5th edn.Inter-

and Li G. Pen, chief clerk

national Banking. HeadPaterson’s

Office: Taipeh, Chow Shi Lin, clerk

Lye Boon Hong, cashier

* Formosa

Old Broad(Taiwan).

Street, London

E.C. 2. Office:

New 40-41,

York

Office: City Broadway Building, 165, Eastern Bank, Ltd., The (Incorpora ted in

I Broadway England)—4, d’Almeida Street; Telephs.

4510 (Manager), 4128 (General) and

Banque de I’lndochine (Incorporat- 3177 (Compradore); Cable Ad:

' ed in France)—Raffles Place; Telephs. Eastertide H. Barden, acting manager

!' 5138, 5139 (Office) and 3894 (Com- A. L. Browse, accountant

pradore); Cable Ad: Indochine. D. L. Honey

Head Office: 96, Boulevard Hauss-

, mann, Paris (8e) Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Rene Busson, manager Corporation—

C. A. Bonenfant, asst, manager W. Hay, manager

R. R. C. Dillon-Corneck, acct.

J. de la Racque, cashier

Chan Swee Hong, compradore J.O. Me

L. Edwards,

I. Brown, acting sub-manager

accountant

G.I.G.R.Thomson,

Cameron sub-accountant

Chartered rS. W. P. Perry

& China,Bank Theof India, Australiain

(Incorporated E. M. 'Mdffatt

R. H. D. Wade

England by Royal Charter, 1853)— J. E. B. Thomson

i Battery

M. W. Road;

Tipler,Cable

actingAd: Sladang

manager G.G. W.

G. Waller

, J. H. Kortright, sub-manager,

M. E. Columbine, accountant L. H. G.Stabb Humfreys

Sub-Accountants— I. J. O. Cruickshank

J.C.Macphersob L. K. Janie's' G.D. T.M. Gillespie

Walker

L. Gregory R. ])L Purser . D. N. H. Self

G. A. P. Sutheb- G. O. Cruickshank

land A. J. B. Dickson Kwong Lee Banking Co. — 76, South

J.L. G.M. Sellar

Methven ■ O.P. H.W.Taggart

Reynolds Bridge Road; Telephs. 7317 and 2021;

Tan Ong Sengj; chief cashier Cable AdSibu,

Kuching, : Kwolebaneo. Agencies:

Sarikie, Hongkong and

Canton ,

China

poratedand SodthkIjn Bank,Office: LTf>. (Incor- Lee Wah Bank. Ltd.—18j South Canal

Formosa.in Japan)—Head

Singapore Branch: 31,Taipeh.

Raffles Road; Cable Ad: Bahkleewah

Place; Teleph.

ginko; Codes: 3165; Cable Ad:Complete

Bentley’s Kanan-

Pb rase, Branches: Canton and Semarang iVlercantilc(Incorporated Bankof India,Ltd.,The

in England)

Place; Telephs. 5018-9 —and21, Raffles

6971

,(Manager); Cable

;Cook & Son .(Bankers'), .Ltd., Thos. Office ; 15, Gracechurch Street, London, Ad: Paradise. Head

. —39, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5908; E.C. 3

f Cable Ad: Coupon E. Thorougood, manager

A. Chettle, manager C. R. Wardle, accountant

C22 SINGAPORE

Assistant Accountants— Oversea-Chinese Banking inCor-

poration, Ltd, (Incorporated the

R. D. Allen I D Scott Straits Settlements), Successors to The

J. H. Moore | R. M. Murray Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The Oversea-

J. H. Wichers ; R. A. Elliot Chinese Bank,Bank,Ltd.Ltd.andCapital:

The Chinese

Penang— Commercial Auth-

J. B. Ross, mgr. orised *40,000,000.00; Issued & Paid

S. L. Stocks, accountant Up $ 10,000,i !

00.00— Head Office: China

S.A. J.M.Elgar,

Curtis,asst. do. do. Building, Chulia Street, Singapore;

Kuala Lumpur— Local Branches: 458, North Bridge

J. Montgomery, manager Road and 253, South Bridge Road;

W. S. W. Parsons, accountant Cable Ad: Oversea. Branches: Hong-

R. Wyeth kong, Shanghai, Amoy, Kota Bahru

Pahang Agency—Kuantan (Kelantan), Penang, Malacca, Kuala

W. D.Bharu H. Marsh Lumpur, Seremban,

Muar, Batavia, Ipoh, Batu

Palembang, Pa hat,

Sourabaya,

Kota Agency— Djambi, Rangon, Bangkok and Hai-

C. F. Pow

Kuala Lipis Agency— phong. London Bankers: Midland Bank,

J. R. Trengganu

H. Beadon Agency— Ltd., and Lloyds Bank, Ltd.; New

Kuala York Bankers: Irving Trust Co., and

F. C. Stocks Chase

in National

All the Principal Bank.

CitiesCorrespondents

of the World.

Ipoh Agency— Banking Business of Every Description

W. R. Hobbin Transacted

I. P. Mac Farlane, asst, accountant Tan Ban Kiam, managing director

Kwa Siew Tee, general manager

National City Bank of New York, The Lim

ChewBockHockLee,Leong,

manager (Head (Bran-

manager Office)

—9, Collyer Quay; Teleph.

Ad: Citibank; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5826; Cable ches)

5th edn., Western Union and Peterson Tan Chin Tuan, manager (Properties)

2nd and 3rd edns. Head Office: New Yap

Teh Pheng

Say Koo, Geek, secretary

accountant (Head

York Office)

D.R.S. W.S. Douglas, manager

French, sub-manager S. C. Hayng, accountant (Branches)

Ho Kim Seng, sub-accountant &

pro-manager P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.,

Sub-accountan ts— The (Incorporated

Thong

Low KayFoong LimLoon Bldg., Collyer Quay;in England)—Union

Cable Ad: Penor-

banca;

(Gen. Teleph. Head

Office). 2528 (Manager), 5394

Office: 117-122,

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Leadenhall Street, London,

N. V. — 1, Cecil Street; Cable Ad: Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Calicut,3. E.C.

Handelbank Colombo, Coimbatore, Hongkong,

J.M.B.Yisser,

Nijhoff, manager

accountant Madras, Pollachi, Shanghai and

P.W.F.C.J.Boers,

de Kok, sub-accountant Singapore

assistant J. Riddell, manager

R. W. F. von Pestel, assistant

United Chinese Bank, Ltd.—Bonham

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Bldg., 2, Chulia St.; Teleph. 5182-

N. Y. (Netherlands Trading Society) 6; Cable Ad: Tyehuabank

—Medeiros Building, 18, Cecil St.;

Telephs.

Gardona.5264, Head5265, & 5266;

Office: Cable Ad: Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (In-

Amsterdam

D. Allebe, manager corporated

Yokohama, Japan.in Japan)- Head Branch:

Singapore Office:

P. H. Bonnerman, acct. Meyer Chambers; Teleph. 5921-3 (Gen-

C. R. Weytingh, cashier eral Office), 6049 (Manager); 6472 (Com-

J. C.vanB. H.derLoeff,

Meulen,

A. F. A.A R.Diikema,

Vos de pradore); 7842 No.

7551 (Residence (Manager's

2), 6215 Residence),

(Residence

Wael and J. J. Stuurhaan, No. 4); Cable Ad: Shokingink; Codes:

assistants

Kwik Tiang Boon, compradore A.B.C.

Bentley’s5th edn., Lieber’s Standard and

SINGAPORE 023

E.Wakabayashi, manager Beauty Chemical Works, Specialists in

M. Yoshitomi, sub-manager the Manufactures of High Quality

K. Murata, per pro. manager Perfumes—770, North Bridge Road;

T. Hay&shi, do. Teleph. 2539 ; Cable Ad: Tjoagoankiat;

Codes: Bentley’s, Hoa Boe, Indonesia

and Oeymohoat

Bankers and Traders Insurance Co., , S. M. Poon, chemist

Ltd. (InebrpoTated in Austx-alia), Fire,

Marine and Motor Car—Gresham Beavis & Co., A. E., Fire and Loss

House, Battery Road Assessors and Adjusters to the In-

McAlister & Co., Ltd., general agents surance Companies, Licensed Ap-

0. E. Gibson, resident officer Sraisers

Banque de L’lNDOCHiNE -^ee Banks) onham &Building;

General Contractors—23

Telephs. 4050

(Office) and 7650 (House); Cable Ad:

Beebee

Barlow & Co., Merchants and Estate A. E. Beavis, f.b.a.s., f.i.i.a.,

Agents—Ocean Building, Collyer Quay; managing partner

Teleph. 5831; Cable Ad: Sandbach

; G. H. Bowen, manager Becker,

F.A. H.Curtis

F. L. Barrow | F. Y. Read ImporterP. ofA. German

F., General AgentFinlay-

goods—2, and

son Green; P.O. Box 65; Cable Ad:

Pafbecker

| Barretto Shipping and Trading Co., P. A. F. Becker

' Chartering Agents and Ship Brokers—

49, The Arcade; Teleph. 7784; Cable Bee Huat & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Ad:F. Barretto

D. Barretto Exporters and General Suppliers to Tin

Mines, Rubber

Foundries, etc.;Factories,

Socony Estates and

Lubricating

Bartholomeusz,

Exporters, Ltd.

and GeneralF. A., Importers,

Merchants— Products, Handware, Chemicals, Motor

12-a, Robinson Road; Teleph. 2234; and Cycle Road;

121, Beach Tyres,Teleph.

Provisions,

7807; etc.—

Cable

Cable Ad: Bartolomez

F. A. Bartholomeusz, mang. director Ad: Beehuat. Branch: Lee Huat &

I C. W. Mitchell, director and secretary Road Co., Provision Merchants—121, Beach

E. C. S. LaBrooy, asst, secty.

H. Don, asst. Bell

S.Z. V.Joachim,

Singaram, cashier

book-keeper of the Malayan Sharebrokers Associa-

V. Streenivasan, steno. tion—24, Raffles Place; Teleph. 6920;

L. C. Keat, storekeeper Cable Ad: Bellco; Codes: Bentley’s,

s E. Y. Bracken, salesman A.B.C.

M. B.5thBell,andproprietor

6th

Y. G. Samy, do.

Hassan, collector Belgian Consulate—(See 'Consulates)

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Bell’s Asbestos and Engineering (S. S.)

Straits Settlements)—Head Sales Dept.: Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Impor-

Capital Building, Singapore with ters and Stockists —6, Bonham Bldg.;

Branches

Ad: Bata shoe throughout Malaya ; Cable Teleph. 6427; Cable Ad: Asbestos;

Codes : Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn.

i'1 Batavia Sea a Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. L. J. Kim

Tan Reeves, Kiat,manager

local secretary

(Incorporated in Java), Fire,

Motorcar Insurance—Teleph. 7714; Marine and Yap Cheng Yan, chief salesman

Cabel Ad: Sluytersco H. M. Rais, cashier and collector

A. Wolfe, resident manager (Chartered

Bank Chambers)

Battenberg & Talma, Advocates and Belting Engineering& Asbestos Co., Mining

Suppliers—19, Phillip&

Solicitors—1

Tan a,

Tee Cheng, Raffles Place; Teleph.

chief clerkclerk 7965 Street; Teleph. 2287; Cable Ad: fiasco;

M. Osman, conveyancing Code:

Ipoh) Bentley’s. Ipoh Branch: (See

U24 SINGAPORE

Tay Swee Leng, general manager Yacht Fittings, Cutlery, Crockery,.

Tay Swee H eng, asst, manager Glass,

Garden Aluminium

Implements and Enamel Wares,

Tay Swee Kiat, book-keeper

Teo Kok Soon, Goods and Dealrrs inand Fancy

Talkie Sundry,

Equipment

Ng Choon Seng,typist

cashier —Office: 36 and 38, Robinson

Teleph. 7268; Cable Ad: Sailor; Codes; Road:

Sole Agents for Malayw:

British Belting & Asbestos, Ltd., A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Tok-Beng Chuan, managing dir.

Southwark Street, LondonS. E. 1. Choo Kim Kieu, director

(“Saturn, Saturnalia & Saturlite” Goh Eng Kee, secretary

Hair Bel lings & “Phoenix” Brand Assistants--Chua Boon Keng, Chin

Asbestos Goodsifc Jointings)’

of All Descrip- Lam Seng, Chua Bok Kim and

VV.tions

K. Packings

& C. Peace, Ltd., Sheffield, George

Chua Lye TannHock, bill collector

England

Saws) (“Eagle” Brand Circular

Tuck & Co., Ltd., St. Mary Axe., Agencies:

London (“'Tucks” Genuine Packings) ‘Champion’—Outboard

‘Romac’—Fire Extinguisher^ Motors ,•

1 ‘Fortress’- Brand Soft

‘Eradico’-Anti- Vermin Solution Soap

“Bethesda” Gospel Hall—(S ee Chur-

ches and Missions)

Borneo Co., Ltd., The, Merchants—

Bin & C6., S. X, Piece Goods and, General Mercantile Bank Buildings; Teleph. 5037

Merchants, and Manufacturers’ Agents (Private Exchange);

Private,Cable Ad:Bentley’s;’

Borneo;,

Meyer Chambers; Cable Ad; Sibinandco Codes: A.B.C.

National. Head Acme,

Office : 143-149,

Blau, Busi- Fenchurch Street, London, E.; C. 3.

ness Robert (Malaya),

(Representing 4711 Perfumery

Eaii de Cologne, Branches: Bangkok, Chiengmai, LakOn,

* etc.)

Gable- D5a, Hongkong Bank Chambers; Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Penang,

Ad: Perfumery

Raheng, Paknampho,'

Kuching, Sibu

Ipoh,

R.Lo Blau, proprietor and Miri

Ram Woon, manager Sirmanaging

Adam B.director

Ritchie,(London)

chairman and

A. R. Malcolm, general manager (Lon-

Rlom & VanChartered

Agents Der Aa, Insurance and Claim don) ■

Teleph. —7714; Cable Ad: BankBloma.

Chambers:

Head C. Jackson, manager (Malaya)

Office: 5,; Beqrsplein,

W. Uytenbroek, Amsterdam

resident manager A.G.J. Bennett,

G.C. Ashworth

Ball signs j|R.D.E. A.B.C. W.

Haywood

Hearle

Hills

Blvntschli, H . C., General Agent—P.O. J. Blacknell per pro. |G.

jE. C.

S. Kaye

Housley

Box 53. Also at Pakan-Baroe, Sumatra J. D. Ferguson |R. L. Moir

Hi C. Faxon G. F. Pennei,.; her

Board of Examiners for Engineers, J.J. A.C. Gransden

Grant W.

J. M.R, Sinclair

Ravie

Certificates- (SV Associations and

Societies) : J. E. Harvey |C. C. Webster '

H. J. Hinde R. H. Stevens

Board of Examiners for Masters’

Mai's Certificates—{See Associations Borneoand Motors, Ltd.—70, Orchard Road;

and Societies) .Teleph. 5088; Cable Ad: Borneocar.

Branches

Lumpur, at Penang,

Seremban and Malacca Ipoh, Kuala

Bolter & Co., H., Importers of Special A. Corbet, managing director

Wines and Provisions, Exporters of

Coconut By-Products

—23, Winchester House,A Shipchandlers

Collyer Quay; Boswell, .C. V.,- Survey or, & Appraiser—

Teleph. 6522;manager

Cable Ad: Bolter 11-9, Union Building

H. Bolter, Lim Kee Leng, manager

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd., Established Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

1907 (Incorporated feT Singapore) Ship- F.M.S.), Merchants—Union Building,

chandlers,

Merchants; SailManufacturers’

makers and Agents; General Branches:Quay;

Collyer

Penang,

Cable Ad: Boustead.

Kuala Lumpur, Port

Swettenham,

Stockists of Brass and Ironmongery, Tumpat (Kelantan) Ipoh, Teluk Anson and

SINGAPORE C25

Directors—0. R. Cherry, II. O. Maas, British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd.

G-. R. Roper-Caldbeck and R. W. (Incorporated in England A.D. 1854;,

Fire insurance— Head Office! Royal

Hughes Exchange, London

C. E. R. M. Brooke, secretary A. Eastern

Gordon Lee, supervisor(6,ofChartered

agencies,

Assistants

W. A. Ball— Archipelago

W. T. Crosley (p.p.) Bank Chambers; Teleph. 2599;

W. Cable

Bentley’s)Ad : Foxhound ; Code :

L.H. C.L.H.Havton

Essori (p.p.)

Marshall (p.p.)

J. P. Wood British and Foreign Bible Society—

L. C. Smith (See Associations and Societies)

C. R. Baxter

A.A. I.M.Edmiston

H. Carbery British General Insurance Co., Ltd.

F. O. S. Man ' (Incorporated in England), Fire Bus-

J. M. Mason iness—

RobinsonCommercial

Road; CableUriion Buildings,

Ad : Cuaco

A. W. Wallich (p.p.) Arthur C. Potts, mgr.

Braddell Bros., Advocates Solicitors

—Meyer Chambers; Teleph 5291 (2

; Lines); Ad: Braddell; Codes: Bentley’s British India Steam Navigation Co.,

Ltd. (Incorporated in England)—

and A.B.C. 5th edn. Union Building, Collyer Quay; Tel

Partners—

Roland St. John, Braddell, b.a. ephs; 5434 (Claims & Tranship-

(Oxon.), barrister-at-law ment) and 5437 (Passage, Local

V. D. Knowles, barrister-at-law Line and General); Cable Ad:

John Layc'. ck, b.a. ( Lond.), Solicitor Bison

Brinkmann it Co., Merchants — French British Malaya Trustee and Executor

Bank Building; Teleph. 5935; Cable Ad: Co.,Directors—Sir Ltd.—

David Galloway,

Brinkmann.

Bros., London Head Office: Hil'termann kt.b. , O. R. S. Bateman, J. I.

Agent for the Ear East in : Dawson, A. Dobsen, F. W. Hall

Opel Cars & Trucks and R. M. Meyer

Sole Distributes of: British Pharmacy, The, Wholesale and

Studebaker Cars & Trucks Retail Chemists and Druggists and

Plymouth

Trucks Mercedes Beuz Cars & Manufacturers’ Agents —- 440-2, North

Bridge Road;Code:

Britarmacy; Teleph. 6182; Cable

Bentley’s Ad:

Complete

BB;iTiBHrAMERicAN Tobacco. Co..

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Phrase (Straits),

Cigarette

Exporters—11, and Tobacco Importers and Dr. B. N. de Souza, l.r.c.p. * s..

5821 (3 Lines); Keppel Cable Ad: Road;Seminole;

Teleph. consulting physician

C. L. Wong, principal

Codes: A. B. C. 5th and 6th ends., F. C, Thorig, manager

Codes: Bentley’s

Westminster & Private. Head Office: K. E. Dieu, chief assistant

don, S. W. 1 House, 7, Millbank, Lon-

H. C. Luetchford | F. C; J. Moore British Trade Commissioner—Fullerton

British Dispensary, Ltd.—33, Raffles Building; Teleph. 4830; P. O. Box 608

Place; Teleph. 6118

David

Ang Turner,

Peng Tin,m.p.s., mng. director British

salesman

Traders’in Insurance

(Incorporated Hong H®ng),Co.,Marine,

Ltd.

Fire

Union and Workmen’s

Building, Compensation—

Collyer Quay; Teleph.

British Electro Plating Works, 5981; P.O. Box 617; Cable Ad:

Electro

Silver; Plating

Copper, inZincChromium,

ifc Tin Nickel,

Metal Union. Head Office: Hong Kong

Colouring, H. C. B. Way, branch manager

Penang Road; Teleph. 7247 arid 31,

Bronzing—29a C. R Davidge

A. Sheffield k Son, proprietors G. A. L. Plummer

C26 SINGAPORE

Brown & Co., E, A., Exchange and Genei‘al Electricians—A.C.W. Pooley, C.E.TA l1

Brokers—10, D’Almeida Street ; Teleph. Broome, andR. H.F. Pain

Sladden S. Young, P. D.) I

6224; Cable Ad: Adis; Code: A.B.C. Head Cable Foremen—-B.: J. Rivers, ■

5th edn. and E. H. R. Bowerman

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Secretaries and Cable Foremen—A. T. Platt and A. OJ f

Worster

Estate AgenciesBuilding,

Agents—Union and Rubber

CollyerSelling

Quay; Cable Jointer—L. W. Smith 1

Teleph. 7869; Godown: 359, Havelock Engineer—O. E.

Accountant—W. B. ConnorGalistan

Road; Teleph. 4417; Cable Ad: Petrie;

Codes: Bentley’s and Broomhall’s Rub- Marine Staff—C. S. ''Recorder'’

berBruce

edn. Petrie, chairman Commander—F. E. Axtell

Chief Officer-T.S.D.Monro

2nd Officer—K. McCall

BunExporters,

Bee & Co., General Importers

Provision, Wine and Spirit and 3rd Officer—R. W. Re.ynoids

Merchants, Green Grocers and Beach

Cold 4th Officer—H. V. T. Church

Storage Proprietors—111 and 113, Chief Engineer—C.E.T.Cooper

2nd Engineer—J. Ingersoll

Road; Teleph. 6460; Cable Ad:Bunbeeco;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and 3rd Engineer—E. J. Edge

Private 4th Engineers—J. Leckie. D. Wilson tn

and F. H. Peck

Burlington Private Hotel—3, Coleman Purser—C. Benson

Street; Teleph' . 7108

Phang Hap Hin, manager Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. :

(Incorporated ofunder the Companies’

Butter, W., Agent Signode Steel Ordinances porated in

Hongkong),

Shanghai),

(Incor- , ll

Wholesale and |p,

Strapping Co., Chicago Manufacturers Retail Wine A Spirits Merchants—201,

Signode System—137-139,

Teleph, 3166; Cable Ad: Signqde Cecil Street; Cantonment Road; Telephs. 5371 and g

5372; Cable& Bentley’s

Ad: Caldbeck; Codes: A.B.C.

Butter, Mrs, W., m.b. (Lond.), d.o. (Oxon.) Branches at Shanghai, Hongkong, , >

5th edn. 2nd Phrase Code.

(Dr. Dexter Allen)—;5, Oxle Rise Tientsin, Singapore, Penang

Cable & Wireless, Ltd. (Incorporated Lumpur. Head Office: 44, andFoochow

Kuala jslv/

in England)—Singapore Office: Electra Road, Shanghai

House, Macgregors,

managers Ld., Shanghai, general hj

Electra 35,House,

Robinson Road;Embankment,

Victoria Head Office:

K. R. Stevens, manager

London W. C. 2.; Teleph. 5177; Cable S.K. R.R. Burstall, assistant travelling ! II

Ad: Eastern Tolmie, European

Divisional Manager—H. T. Bennett representative

Manager,

Jenkins Singapore Branch—J. S. B. F. Santos, shipping repres.

Engineer—J. T. R. RyderJ. Mackie O.Lumpur)

L. Bornemann, manager (Kuala rl

General Supervisor—D. E. G. Bird, manager (Penang)

Deputy Engineer—R. D-

Traffic Accountant—A. J. Flynn M. Colyer

Traffic Auditor—A. Telford,

W. B. Blackford Campbell A Co., Raffles

John G„Place;

Advocates and ra-a

Supervisors—W.V. G.P. Old, Solicitors—8,

5956-7 ; Cable Ad : Cambeul ; Codes :

Telephs.

C.andH.E.Moore, W. H. Lampen Smith A.B.C.

W. Dowdeswell

Mechanipian-in-Charge—V. Complete5thPhrase,

R. Combination

and 6th

(Rubber

edns., Bentley’s k

Broomhall’s

edn.) Imperial

Furneaux C. advocate

P. Burke (Barrister-at-Law), j ||

Foreign Staff—A. N. Laybourne,

F. C. Scott, E. B. Laybourne, P. J. and solicitor

Sullivan, C. H. Coshan, J. Watt,

E.W. Nailer, D.F. Edmonds, G.O.G. Canadian N ational RAiLWAYs(Canadian | is.

Hoy,

Connor,R. J. R. Stracey and C. M. National Steamships), Railway, Passen- tl

Electrical Department—Gable Depot, ger Bank

and Freight—4th floor, Hongkong g;

Chambers; Teleph. 3497; Cable i 9|

Keppel Harbour -, Teleph. 6069 Ad:L. Lemorb; Code: Bentley’s

Manager—A. Si Gardner

Sr. Electrician—C. N. W. Joyce L. Lawler, general agent

S. V. Barlow, travelling repres.

SINGAPORE C27

N. V. Carl Schliepper Handel Mu. Street, near Raffles Place; Teleph. 7998;

(Incorporated in Batavia)—94, Robinson Cable Ad: Koonseng; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Road;

TjapmataTelepb. 4657; Cable Ad: edn. Branch Offices: Malacca and Johore

Bahru

Cheong Hock Chye, managing director

Carreras Limited, Manufacturers of Wee

KiongSinChai

Choe, director

Woon, secretary

High-class Cigarettes and Tobaccos—

I1 - H-3, Union Building: Teleph. 7344;

P.O. Box 351 ; Cable Ad : Craveneras Chesnot, M. H. L., Rubber Dealer—173,

D.Assistants—C.

Mackenzie, manager

Fittock,forL.Malaya

H. Best 173a, 173b, Cecil Street

Penang) and G.W. Patton (Kuala Chia & Co., Stock & Share brokers—32

and 34, The Arcade; Cable Ad: Chiaco,

Cathedral, Church of the Good Shep- BroomhalPs Imp. Combination, A.B.C.

herd—/ See Churches and Missions) 5th & 6th Editions, Bentley’s and

Private

Chan & Eber, Advocates and Solicitors Chia Lee Clinic—64, New Bridge Road

—Raffles Chambers; Teleph. 5814; Cable

Ad: Chaneber;

I Edn. & Bentley’sCodes used: A.B.C. 5th Chilian Consulate—(See Consulates)

Partners—

S. J. Chan, b.a., ll.b. (Cantab), Chin GuanMerchants

General (Chop), Produce & Rubber

and Teleph.

Commission

barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn) Agents—98, Cross Street, 7939;

li.rister-at-law

L. Eber, b.a.(Inner

(Cantab.), bar- Cable

Temple)

E. R. Koek, barrister - at - law WeeAd: Chinguan

Cheong Hew, proprietor

(Middle Temple)

K. I. Tan, barrister-ait-law Chin Ho & Co., Merchants, Commis-

(Middle Temple), assist, advo- sion Agents and Manufacturers’ Re-

presentatives— Head Office: 1st Floor,

cate and solicitor

I London Agents — Tamplin, Joseph, Szehaitong Bank Building, 40-A;

Phillip Street; Telephs. 7546 and 7556,

Ponsonby,

church RydeLondon,

Street, & Flux,

E.C.165, Fen- Cable Ad: Chinhoco. Branch Office: 59,

Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

Chan See Onn & Co., Accountants and 3553 ; Cable Ad: Chinhoco

EstateAd:Agents—96,

£( Cable Chanszeonn Market Street; Chin Huat Hin Oil Trading Co.,

General Merchants and Commission

Agents — 143, Beach Road; Teleph.

Change Alley Rubber Communication 6437; Cable Ad: Selatae

Office, Rubber Brokers and Market

Reporters— 1 4a, Change Alley; Telephs. China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The

7532, 7534, 7536 and 7770 (Incorporated in Hong Kong), Marine

Lim Teck Swee, president

Lee Poh Hood, Chan Kee Leng, and Quay;FireTeleph.

— Union5981;Building,

P. O. BoxCollyer

617 ;

Lim Tian Lye. and Lim Kian Cable HongkongAd : Union. Head Office :

Hock, rubber brokers H. C. B. Hay, branch manager

L: Chartered Bank ofBanks)

India, Australia C.R. Davidge

and China—(.See G. A. L. Plummer

China

Chee Fatt, Merchant Tailor—89, North Ltd. (IncorporatedMutual Steam Navigation Co.,

Bridge Road (Opposite Adelphi Hotel Mansfield in England)—

& Co.rLtd. (Ocean Building,

Building) Collyer Quay), agents

Cheong Koon Seng & Co., Ltd.,

j Auctioneers Valuers, Receivers and China Navigation Co., Ltd. (In-

corporated

Mansfieldin& England)—

Co., Ltd. (Ocean Building,

I * Trustees

InsuranceofAgentsEstates,— 8Real

and Estate and

10, Chulia Collyer Quay), agents

028 SINGAPORE

China & Southern Bank—(Nee Banks) ' CHURCHES AND MISSIONS '

China. Underwriters, Ltd. (In- Armenian Church of St. Gregory— j

corporated in Hongkong HillYicar—Rev.

Street Shamaian Sarkies ;

in England), Life, andFire,Registered

Marine, Secretary—Qeo. Edgar . ;

Accident,

surance—Head Motor Car and General

Office:J.Hongkong In- Warden:—Mac Hacbian

London Office—A. Collins & Co., Chairman—H. S. Arathoon

Ltd., 71-2, King William St., E.C. 4 Members

Jordon —S.

and M. Arathoon, V. A.1

M. Cathatoor

Chief

(SecondOfficeFloor),

(Southern Agencies)—-3

Hongkong Bank Organist—Mrs. Hacbian

Chambers; Teleph. 4270; Cable Ad: Bethel Church of England School

Underwrite — Manager—Yen.

Fowlie Road, Katong

Resident Secretary •— A. J. Frank Graham White, m.a.- j

LifeLeeAgency Staff—Teo

Siew, Ling Bo Ching,KaLowThiam,

Yit Principal—Mrs. Stanton Nelson

Ming, Poon Yew and D. E. N. R. de “ Bethesda”—Bras

Vaz

General Agents—J. Evans & Co., 59, Missionary'—S. S.Basah Road

Adams

The Arcade Trustees — A. J. Turner, E.

Tipsbin and R. Austin

Ching Keng Lee & Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- Hon. Secty.—G. C. S. Koch

ated in the Straits Settlements)-^? A, Cathedral (Roman Catholic) of “The ;

DAlmeida Street; Teleph. 6243 Good ' SheTherd”— Bras Basah Road ;

Kam Swee Siew, manager andVicai

Queen-Rev.

Street

N. Maury

Chop Rian Cheong 33, Phillip Street; C. with E. Z. Boarding

M. S. School (A Day School

Accommodation for

.Teleph. 7978s; Cable.andAd:A.Goodliness; Girls)—Government

Codes: Bentley’s

& 6th Editions

B, C. ,5th Principals — Miss HillLane and Missf!

Kilgour

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.

Silk Merchants and Ladies’ Dress-(Estb. 1875), Chapel of St. Anthony—Mandai

makers—41-43, High Street;Branches:

Teleph. Vicar—Rev. S. Lee

7957; Cable Ad: Chotirmall. ;

Batavia, SaigOn, Hongkong; Canton Christian Missionary, The—P.O. Box

ife Kobe 312Alex. R. Mitchell

D.H.A. Hemandas,

Chotirmall, R.proprietor

Shewakram and Arthur Shearer

S. Gopaldas, general managers Church of St. Joseph — Buket j

Timah j

<& j® £ r @ ^ ^ Vicar—Rev. S. Lee

Chua Kah Cheong Soap Factory Co., Church ; of.' STv Teresa—Kam pong j

Manufacturers

Soap—38, CecilofStreet; High-Class

Teleph.Washing

7761 Bahru

Vicar—Rev S. Lee

Chung & Wong, Architects and Survey- Diocese o£ Singapore —

ors, Designers of Steel Structures and Lord ' Bishop of Singapore—

Re-inforced

6thChung

Floor,Hong Concrete

Union Buildings—Office:

Building; Teleph. 7257 Right Rev. B. C. Roberts, m.a. i

Woot, proprietor Archdeacon of Singapore

Graham White, m.a. — Ven.

Chye Whatt Guan & Co., Wholesale & Diocesan Registrar—W. E. Rigby 1

Retail Arms & Ammunition, Deputy

DrueryDiocesan Registrar—G. M-

eries,

chants Provision

dz Commission GeneralStation-

Stores,Agents—27 &Mer-

29, Diocesan Secretary and Trea-

Chulia Strefet; Teleph. 305i; Cable Ad: surer, and Bishop’s Secretary |j

Chyewhatt': —Geo. O. Daniel

SINGAPORE C29

French Roman Catholic Mission— Portuguese Mission, Church 1 of “St.

Rt. Rev. Dr. A. Devals, Bishop of Joseph” (Under the Jurisdiction of

Malacca theVicar

BishopGen’l.—Very

of Macao)— Rev. M. A.

Rev. L. Lambert, procurator

Rev. N. Maury, vicar, Cathedral Cardoso

of the Good Shepherd Missionary—Rev. A. Gbtisalves

Rev. C. Gauthier, vicar (The Holy Vicar—Rev. J. Dias

Family, Katong)

Rev. B. Ashness, vicar (The Sacred Portuguese Mission in China

Heart) ■ Procurator—Very Rev. M. A. Cardoso

Rev. E. Becheras, vicar, S. S. Peter

and Paul Procure des Missions Etrangeres—

Rev. M. Selier, assistant. S-S. Peter 334, River Valley; Rbad; Cable Ad:

Rt.andRev.PaulM. Olcomendy, vicar, Our Adexteros

Procurator—Rev. J. M. Quill on

LadyA. ofArokiasamy,.

Rev. Lourdes assistant, O. Assistant—Rev. F. Morin

L. of L. Romanis House—Stamford Road

Rev. S. Lee, vicar, St. Teresa (Church of England Boarding House

Rev. R. Garden, editor, Malaya for St. Andrew’s. School Old Boys)

Catholic

Rev. Leadermanager, M. G. L.

X. A. Diass, House-Master—Y. C. Seah

Rev. M. Seet (Serangoon)

Rev. J. Pages, superior, St. Xavier’s Sacred Heart Church—Tank Road

Vicar—Rev. Berlin J. Ashness

Seminary (Serangoon) Rev. R, Cardon (Editor of . the

Rev. R. De Souza (Bukit Timah) ‘ Malaya Catholic Leader”), 73,

Rev. J. Lee (Johore Bahru) Bras Basah Road

Garrison Church—Tanglin

Chaplain to the Forces—Rev. H. Singapore Diocesan Association—

Bishopsbourne (Objects—To further

W. Todd, M.C., M.A., S.C.E.C. of E. the

the Diocese) the ilnglican Church in

work of

Methodist Episcopal Church, Wesley President—The Lord Bishop of

Church

Rev. Waldo(English)—Ft. Canningm.th.,

S; Reinoehl, Rd. the Diocese

pastor Vice-President — The Venerable

The Archdeacon of Singapore

Secretary & Treasurer—Geo. O.

Methodist Episcopal Mission—Cable Daniel

Ad:Rev.Methodist

Edwin F. Lee, D.p., resdt. bishop St. Andrew’s Cathedral—

Rev. Raymond

mission L. Archer, ph. d.,

treasurer Chaplain-in-Charge—Ven. Graham

Rev. Robert E. Blasdell, secretary White, m.a.

Assistant Chaplain—Rev. D. E. J.

(Building and Location Board, Hodge

Incorporated)

Rev. Raymond L. Archer,, district St. Andrew’s Church Mission-

superintendent

Road) (5, Fork Canning- Chairman — Ven. Graham White

Supt. of Mission—Rev.

Treasurer & Repres. ofA. J.Chinese

Bennitt&

Missions to Seamen — Singapore Tamil ^Congregation—J. ;F. L.

Marine Hostel; Telephs. 6365& 80277 .Cowin

.(Residence)

Chaplain—Rev. A. V. Wardle St. Andrew’s Church Mission-

Hod. Supt.—Rev. A. J. Bennitt, b.a.

Portuguese Mission, St. Anthony’s—

Boys’ School—143, Victoria Street; St. Andrew’s Huuse (A Boarding

Teleph. 7893 House for English-Speaking

Boys)—Armenian Street R. Christian

Correspdt.— Rev. M, A. Cardoso House-Master—Rev K. S.

Director—Rev. A. Gonsalves

Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis Adams, m.a.

C30 SINGAPORE

St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital— tr ^ H

Maxwell Road

Chairman of Board of Manage- Chye Hin Sawmills, Exporters of

Malayan Timber—416, Beach Road;

ment—The Right Rev. Lord Teleph. 7878; Cable Ad: Chyehin;

Bishop of Singapore Codes Branches:

used: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

Vice-Chairman—The Venerable edn.

Archdeacon of Singapore Kemaman and Hongkong Malacca,

Singapore,

Doctor-in-Charge — Miss Patricia Tan Chian, sole proprietor

R. Elliott, M.B., B.S. Tan Beng Kee, manager

Assist. Doctor—Miss Ivy Tong Tan Beng Thong, assist, manager

St. Andrew’s School ior Boys— Clarke, H. Harley,

—5, Battery Road;l.d.s., Surgeon

Telephs. 3407 Dentist

(Office)

Stamford Road and 6000 (Residence)

Chairman of Board of Managers Dr. H. Harley Clarke, principal

—The Chaplain, St. Andrew’s Dr. J. S. Dykes

Cathedral

Chaplain — Rev R. K. S. Clouet & Co., Ltd., A., Merchants and

Commission

Adams, m.a. Teleph. 6240; Agents—8, Raffles Codes;

Cable Ad: Clouet; Quay:

St. John’s Church—Jurong A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s and Acme

Priest - in - Charge — Rev. A. J.

Bennitt CLUBS

Hollandsche

Cairn Hill Road; ClubTeleph.

(Dutch2039 Club)—

St. Joseph’s Institution, conducted by

the Brothers of the Christian Schools

—Teleph. 6725; Cable Ad: Brothers Keppel Golf Club—

School President H. K. Rodgers

Visitor—Rev. Br. James, o.b.e. Vice-President—J. R. Wiggs

Director—Rev. Br. Stephen Captain—C. W. Watson

Vice-Captain—F. H. Bradley

Sub-do.—Rev. Br. John Edward Hon. Secretary—W. P. Douglas

St.Patronage:

Matthew’s22, Blair

Church—Neil Hon. Treasurer—J. H. Addis

Road Road: Committee R. E. Earle, L. W.

Byrde, H. I. Jones and H. Proud

Rev. Yip Cho Sang, Cantonese

priest-in-charge Masonic Club — Coleman Street;

Teleph. 6210

St.land)—6th

Paul’s Church (Church of Eng- Chairman —R. E.W. Wootton

Secretary—H. Stainforth

Mile Upper Serangoon Rd.

Chaplain — Ven. Graham White, Singapore

Archdeacon of Singapore

Hon. Lay-Reader In Charge— G. Basah RoadCatholic Club—73, Bras

H. Bowen President—Rev.F.N.Mosbergen,

Committee—W. Maury L.P.

St.Queen

Peter’s and St. Paul’s Church— de Souza, R. A.W. Bateman,

Albuguerque, C. B,

H. Mosbergen,

Street Rev.

Vicar—Rt. (Tie Tsiu); Teleph. 6189

E. Becheras H. Norris, M. L. Marcus and

Assistant—Rev. M. Seller T. W.Secretary—W.

Hon. Prins F. Mosbergen

Assist, do. —W. H. Mosbergen

St. Peter’s Church—Stamford Rd. Singapore Club—

Priests—Rev. R. K. S. Adams, Chairman—Sir Geo. W. A. Trimmer

m.a. (English), Rev.

b.h. (Foochow), Rev. NgJohnHoLee,Le E.J. A.C. Clark

H. Charlwood

(Hokkien) and

Gnanamani (Tamil) Rev. C. D. H. R. L. Dynem.c.

F. S. Gibson,

Hon. Mr.

James RobertsonH.W. Raper, o.b.e.

St. Teresa of [“the Child Jesu E. C. N. Woollerton

Church of—Kampong

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee Bahru Secretary—W. J. Mayson

SINGAPORE C31

Singapore Cricket Cttrs—Teleph. 6679 Committee—P. Mallon, W.

W. H. Findlay, G. F. Strickland, R. New.

Singapore Garrison Golf Club— W. H. Droogleever and Capt. E.

Napier Road; Telepb. 6178 F. Benjamin

Hon. Seety. - Major H. G. P. Steward —F. V. Curreem

Armitage

Union Jack Club—Teleph. 7231

Singapore Golf Club— President—H. E. The Governor

President—H. 11. Atkin Berry Vice-Presidents—H.

mander-in-Chief (China E. theStation),

Com-

Captain—F. S. Gibson H. E. the General Officer Com-

Vice do.— II. L. Marshall manding Malaya; Hon. the Chief

Secretary—Capt. G. A. Clements Justice;

Committee—R.

M. M. Paterson, Renton,

J. C. F.Rash,

J. Morten,

E. G. tary; theHon.Chairman,

the Colonial Secre-

Singapore

Staunton, Harbour Board

W. de Piro Dr. . G. V. Allen and J. Committee—H.

W. E. Major-General

d. s. G.0. S.(chairman),

Dobbie, c.b., c.m.g.,

Commodore

Singapore Polo Club Ground: Bales- W. L. Clarke, o.s.c., r.n., Air-

tier Road; Teleph. 4870 Commodore

Brigadier A. A.T. Shakespear,

W. Tedder, r.a.f.,

o.s.o.,

President—Hon. Mr. K. H. de S. M.C., H. C. Atkin Berry, W.A. E.E.

Durret Russell, Dr. J. S. Webster,

Captain—Dr. J. S. Sloper,

Hon. Secretary—Lt. C. C. O’Hara o.b.e. Thornley-Jones, G. A. Potts and

Hon. Treasurer—H. C. Luetchford R. F. Palmer-

Committee — President, Captain, Resident Manager &-H.Treasurers—

Hon. Secretaries E. Wootton

Hon. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Capt. F. L. Harding, Comdr. R. D.

King-Harman,

son, r.a. and A. Capt.

H. Todd J. F. Pater-

Coastal Transport Company, Ship-

Singapore Recreation Club— chandlers, Stevedores, Lighter

Launch Owners ,& Suppliers, Importers,

President-- R. Tessensohn Exporters, Provision Dealers, General

, Vice-do. —As J. Braga , Contractors and Manufacturers’ Repre-

Hon. Secretary—H. E. Woodford sentatives4626;

Teleph. — 22,CableWinchester House;

Ad: Coastalco;

Hon. Treasurer—P. C. Marcus Codes: Bentley’s & A.B.C. 5th edn.

Chairman,

H. S. Hogan Board of Control (Games)—

Committee—C.

Oehlers, C. B. H.Webb, da Silva,

P. F. deG. Souza

E. N. Cohen & Son (Malaya), Ltd., Bennie S.,

and C. W. Mitchell Insurance Brokers and Agents—Kelly

& Walsh Buildings, Raffles Place;Teleph.

3300; P. O. Box 111; Cable Ad: Obvert.

Singapore Swimming Club- Tanjong Insurances Eagle Star atInsuranceLloyd’s London

Co, Ld.Agents:

Hull

Rhu Underwriters Association Ltd. London

Singapore Turf Club—. ■ Office: Bennie S., Cohen & Son, Ltd.,

Chairman - Hon. Mr. R. Williamson Regis House, King William St., London

Secretary—A.

Assist. H. Todd A. Niven and E. Directors—E.

Secretaries—C.

C. 4. L. Lumley, H. R. L.

G. H. S. Fripp Dyne

B. and R. A.assistant

Drakeford, Haines

Committee—Dr.

B. M. Johns, H.P.C.S.Reilly, Hunter, Hon.c.b.e.,

Mr. Cold Storage Creameries, Ltd.,

C.A. G.C. Smith

Howell, k.c., J. M. Mason and Manufacturers of Ice Cream Products,

Reconstituted Milk and Cream,

Tanglin Club, The— Distributors of Fresh Cows’ Milk ana

President—T. H. Holyoak Cream—Registered

Dock, Singapore;'Teleph. Office5241;

: Empire

Cable

Vice-President—C.

Hon. Secretary—F. J. Kemlo R. Wardle Ad: Creamage, Singapore. Creamery:

Hon. Treasurer—J. V. West 186,

4009 Orchard Road, Singapore; Telepn.

C32 SINGAPORE

Directors—C. R. Cherry (Chairman), Japan—Union Building; Collyer

Consul-General—Issaku Quay;.f

Okamoto

A. Soriano and G. A. Potts (Manag- Consul—Takeo Simanuki

ing)

Secretaries—Singapore Cold Storage Vice-Consul—Katsutoshi Yutani ]

Co., Ltd., Empire Dock, Singapore Chancellors

Shinkichi — Shirokichi Kusano,'

Manager—E. C. Williams

Assistant—E. A. Sehiess mi YanaseYamaguchi and Mitsu i <)

COMMEKCIAL UNION ASSURANCE Co., LTD., Netherlands—K.

Teleph. 6073; CableP.Ad:M.Hollandia

Chambers;:‘ ,

Eastern Branch (Incorporated

land)—Robinson Road and Telegraph in Eng- Consul-Gen’L—H. M. J. Fein

Street; Consul—J. M. Viruly

ArthurTeleph: 5271;manager

C. Potts, Cable Ad: Cuaco Vice-Consul—Dr. J.H. Cramwin keL!

Chancellor—F. H. van Haelen

1

COMPAGNIE DeS inMeSSAGERIES MaRITIMES Norway —Shell House,

Consul—W. Collyer Quay

A. Venning

(Incorporated France)—Great East-

ern Life Bldg.; Teleph. 5891; Cable

Ad: Messagerie; Codes: A. B. C. 5th edn. Peru—

and Private- Chancellor (In-Charge)—J.B. Myles f

Cornell Bros. Co., Ltd (Incorporated in Portugal—Nunes BuildingAlves Guerraj

Consul-General—R.G

U. S. A.), Importers,

Manufacturers’ Exporters

Agents—187, and

187a and Chancellor—C. F. Silva

187b, Cecil Street : Teleph. 7133; Cable Secretary—Fidelis Bonamis

Ad: Connell Siam—2,

S. T. Erickson Teleph.Meyer Mansions,

'441; Cable Ad: Coleman

Shusiam St.J !

CONSULATES Consul-General—Luang

Netinati Vudhisara :u

Chancellor—B. L. Kulajol

Belgium — Meyer Chambers; Teleph.

2083Consul—A. Graff Spain—Ocean Building, Collyer Quay ;

Hon. Vice-Consul—G. H. Bowen

China (Consulate-General)—2;Cairnhill Sweden — 20-21, Meyer Chambers, ■

Circle; Teleph. 6067: Cable Ad: Sino- Raffles Place

consul Consul—E. Sandberg

Consul-General—Kao Ling Pai Vice-Consul—C. G. Windle

Consul—Li Yen

Vice-Consul—C.

Eleve-Consul- Ling T. Kwang

Yien Fang Switzerland—Union Building: Teleph. I

Eieve-Oonsul—T. S. Yao 2661

Chancellor—Kao Chi Chung Consul—H. R. Arbenz

Chancellor—J. E. Wild

Denmark—12, Raffles Quay United States

Teleph. America—'Union

of

Building; Consulate

American 5066;

GeneralCable Ad:: |

i

France—41, Robinson Road:

2275Consul-General—P. A. BallereauTeleph. Consul-General of the U. S. A. for

the

States,Straits

NorthSettlements,

Borneo Malay

Vice-Consul—Y. A. Revelli

Secretaires—L. Raphael, N. Yiap wak—Kenneth S. Pattonand Sara- '

and Mile A. Philippe Consul—Thomas McEnellyE. Farns-

Vice-Consuls—Frederick

Germany—17, Scotts Road worth, H. Gordon

and Maurice Minnigerodei

M. Bernbaum

Consul-General—Dr.

Chancellor—W. DwarsA. Windecker

Secretar y H. Keithahn Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Passenger and!

Forwarding Agents, etc.—39, Robinson >

Italy—11, Dalvey Road; Teleph. 80073; Coupon. Road; Telephs. 5907 and 5908; Cable Ad::

Cable Ad: Italconsul London, W.Head 1 Office: Berkeley Street,;

Consul—A. Perego A. Chettle, manager

SINGAPORE C33

Corona Flower Shop, Florists — 9, H. Ivaderbatcha, N. Mohamed

Orchard Road; Teleph. 2990; Cable Ad: Sultan, E. S. Gnanam and S- M.

Pillai, assistants'

' Corona;Joh Jansen,Code: proprietor

Fleurop

.Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— DeCeylon), Silva, Ltd., B. P. (Incorporated in

Jewellers, Diamond Merchants

{See Banks) and Dealers in Precious Stones—19-21,

High Street. Registered Office: Colombo,

Craio & Co., Ltd., Builders and General Street, Ceylon. Branches at: 1, Bishop

Merchants — Ocean Building; Teleph Ipoh; Teleph. Penang; 3364;

4, Station

Cable Road,

Ad:

5447; Cable Ad: Giarc; Codes:

Bentley’s Complete, Bentley’s Second Silva; Acme, Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Phrase, Broomhalls, A.B.C. 6th Edition B. T. d.e Silva, manager

andA. Private Codes d.s.o., m. o., mng. M. G. Hewa, assist, manager

A. A. Paterson,

director Derrick & Co., CharteredBank

Accountants and

Auditors—Hongkong Chambers,

Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd. (Crosse & Collyer Quay

Partners—

Blackwell (Manufacturing Co.), Ltd., M. N. Wardell, a.c.a. (Aust.)

Jas. Keiller & Son, Ltd.); Manufacturer; W. McArthur, c.A.

offectionery—

High Class Provisions and Con- R. Crawford, c.a.

\ Sime, Darby & Co.,- Ltd. (5, Malacca

l Douglas Street),H.and Branches

Wilson, representative for Diamond Metal Products Co., Ltd.—601,

Far East Kampong Bahru Road; Cable Ad:

Diaducts

Crown Life Insurance Co. (Incorpo- Dickinson & Co., Ltd., John (Incor-

rated in Canada 1900)—Head Office :

Toronto, Canada; Malayan Office : porated in England;,

Manufacturing PaperStationers,

and Export, Makers,

Hongkong Bank Cham hers; Teleph. Card, Board, Envelope and Account

4251; Cable Ad: Crownlife Book Makers

Materials and and Printing

Sundries Machinery,

Suppliers to the

V. R. Vick, chief agent

Trade—Dunlop House, Robinson Road;

> Curties & Co., Rubber Brokers—36 Teleph. 7970; Cable Ad: Lionbrand:

Codes: Pantelegraphy, Bentley’s and

Cecil Street; Teleph. 2967 & 4981-2 A.B.C. 6th edn.

Tan Chwee Pang W.andR. forNew,Malaya,

Manager,

Tan Cheng Chua Siam,Singapore

Ceylon,

D.E.I., Philippines and Far East

i' Cycle

(Incorporated & Carriage

in the Co.

S. S.),(1926),

Motor Ltd.

Im- Head Office—65, OldBailey, L’don.,E.C.3-

J porters and Engineers -- Registered Branches Rangoon,— Calcutta,

Cape Town,Bombay, Madras,

Johannesburg,

j[ andO ffice;5946; 43, Cable

Orbhard

Ad: Road; Tel ephs. 5945

Cyclecarri Durban, EastMelbourne,

London, Sydney, Port

Elizabeth, Wellington,

T.C. K.C. Liat,

Cheah,manager & secretary

asst, secretary Auckland, Christchurch, Buenos Aires

and Cairo

Soh Ghee Soon, sales manager

v DavId, J. B., Broker, Mine and Estate

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Owner—10, Malacca Street; Teleph. Switzerland), Merchants and Commis-

sion Agents—139-149, Market Street;

:*• 7968; Cable Ad: David;

5th edn., Bentley’s and Private Codes; A.B.C. Cable Ad: Diethelmco. Head Branch

Office:

Diethelm & Co., S.A. Zurich.

Houses at Saigon, Haiphong, Bangkok,

Dawood

H. Schweizer, manager

’ : Stevedores, Naval and Lighter Suppliers P. Lienhard, signs per pro.

" and General Contractors—57,

Quay, Teleph. 6810;CableAd: Lathiphia; Raffles

Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s K. Schmid, do.

A. Jamaludin, partner A. Wetzel

Shaik A. Dawood, do. H. Pfrunder

H. IT. Suter

C2

C34 SINGAPORE

Directory and Chronicle of China, Drew & Napier, Advocates, Solicitors and

Japan, Malaya, etc., Published Notaries Teleph. 5879; Public

Cable— Ad:

10, Drew

Collyer Quay;

Annually

Press, Ltd.by— Marina the Hongkong

House, Daily Richard Williamson, advocate,

Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong

15-19, tor and notary public, partnersolici-

Agents for Singapore: J. notary

C. Rash, advocate,

public, partner solicitor and

The Advertising & Publicity Bureau, K. K. O’Connor, advocate, solicitor

•Ltd.—Publicity House, 144, Robin- and notary public.

son Road

Dobb «k Co'Settlements),

., Ltd. (Incorporated

Engineeringin and the Dreyfus

the Straits

Co., Ltd. L.A. (Incorporated in

Settlements),

Straits

Building Contractors, Specialists in Gutta Jelutong, Gutta Siak,Exporters

Gutta Sohof

and Gutta

Reinforced Concrete—Mercantile Bank Teleph. 6253, Cable Ad: Ladcomp; Katiau—115. Cecil Street;

Building; Teleph. 3967: P.O. Box 156; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s ■ ’

Cable

A. G. Dobb, managing director L. A. Dreyfus Co., New York

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufacturers’ and Dispensing Duke, John, Manufacturing, Consulting

Representatives—3, Laidlaw Building; Optician—21,

2682; CableBattery

Teleph. 3253; Cable Ad: Eximco

T. J. Cuhel, gen: manageT SpectaclesTeleph.

Road; • Ad

Teo Ah Thiaih, assist, manager H. C. McLacey, signs per pro.

Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd. Duncan General Roberts,

Merchants—10,Ltd., Collyer

AgentsQuay;

and

(Incorporated

Lumber AgentsinforU.S.A.), ShippingLine

Ainerica;n..Mail and Teleph. 7040 ;; Cable' Ad : Dunroberts,

-r-Hongkong

Floor); Teleph.Bank 5931; Chambers (Third Codes:

Cable Ad: Dollar;

Bentley’s, - A. B. C. 5th edn.,

Lieber’s and Private

, Codes: Bentley’s, Universal and Private J.TanDuncan

Chin Roberts,

Yong, managing director

secretary

W. T. Goodwin, general agent Senior Office Assistants - E.H. W.C.

M. Bellemans .Molyneux, Kwok Yoke Weng,

B. C. van Buren Chan, Oof Char Hoof Leg Wing

Choon Rnd A. J. Ogle .

Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Advocates, Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Tyre

Solicitors

Souza Street; and Telephs.

Notaries 5829.and

Public—3,5830;De Manufacturers — 142, Robinson Road;

Cable Ad: Denotation;.Codes: A.B.C. 5th Telephones 5Q34-5: Cable Ad: Dunlop

F. A. W. Handley, managing dir.

edn., Broomhall’s and Bentley’s

H. R, L. Dyne, advocate, solicitor and R. Johnson, secretary

notary public, partner ., K. B. H Stevens, sales manager.

C. H. Smith, . do.,:: (Singapore)

J. T. Haydon, do. A G. C. Miller, sales mgr. (Penang)

T. C. Spenser Wilkinson, advocate and F. H. Morris, resident represen-.

solicitor, partner tative (Bangkok)

Assistants— Chua .Hung Tong, chief clerk

Chua Yam Seah, chief clerk

f A.N • F.N. Thorne,

Leicester, advocate do.

Heng Ah Leng, chief clerk (Pe-

E.K. N.E. Griffith-Jopes,

W.. Hatchard, do. do. nang Depot)

O. L. R. Hills,: do.

London Agents:. . . • Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Rubber and

Speechly/

Square. Muniford A, Craig—10, New General Brokers—4-1. Collyer Quay.

W. C. 2. Lincolns Inn, London, Ad: Telephs. 5204, 5205 and 3638-9; Cable

Dupirub; Codes: A.B.C. 5th &

Parker Garret A Co.- St. Michael’s 6th edns., and Bentley’s Complete

Rectory, Cornhill, E. C. Phrase

SINGAPORE C35

R. E. Prentis, managing director Eastern Auto Co., Ltd., Motor Im-

*' J. Bright, director porters and Exporters—69-79, Or-

L. R. Blake, do. chard Road; Workshop: Penang

P.TanD. Chiap

Cork Choon and Lim Kee Road: Teleph. 7605; Cable Ad:

Fook, Chinese brokers Auitoco; CodeBentley’s

E. D. Jacobs Tan Teck Yew, mng. director

Teo Koon Lim, manager

Dykes, J. S., l.d.s., Dental Surgeon— Lau Peng Sia, accountant

5, Battery Road; Telephs. 3407 Chia Cheow Eng, assistant

(Office) and 6575 (Residence) Soh Lye Nguan, cashier

Seah Siow Kneab, secretary

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Estate Agents, Eastern Dental Supply Co. (Established

Shipowners

Quay; CableandAd:Merchants—12,

Orient; Head Raffles

Office: 1923), Wholesale and Retail in Dental

Copenhagen. Agencies: Bangkok. Ban- Materials — 375,Cable

NorthAd:Bridge Road;

don, Singora, Shanghai, Hankow, Teleph. 7078; Easdenply;

Cddes: A. B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

Tsingtao. Tientsin, Hongkong,

Harbin, Dalny, Vladivostock, Penang, Canton, Cheong E. Peng, managing partner

Kuala Lumpur, Madras, Rangoon, Cal-

cutta, Bombay, Durban, Johannesburg, SolePharmaceutical

Agents for:

Mfg. Co., Ltd., Lon-

Port Elizabeth, Capetown, San Francis- don (“Novutox” Local Anaethetics,

co, Seattle, etc. London Office: United etc.) .. , ,

Baltic Corporation,

church E.C. 3 Ltd., 158, Fen-

E. Koch, manager Eastern Dispensary—i 49, New Bridge

E. Strandberg, acting manager Road, Teleph: 6691

A Elvin, signs per pro Dr. Chia Keng Hoe, mang. proprietor

O.A. S.Larsen,

Norgaard, do. Yeo Tian Eng, compounder and

do. assist, mgr.

K. Bossing Low Check Wah, assist, com-

Soren Hansen' " pounder

M. Poulseh Lee Pack San, assist.

K. Nisson

P.E. Lange

Madsen Eastern Extension Australasia &

J.L. Moilman China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—

Heyde Peteraen (See Cable and Wireless, Ltd.)

E. G. Mortensen Eastern Optical Co., Manufacturing

C.W.B.Steven

Hansen and Refracting Opticians

O.H. Sorensen Canal Road; Teleph.

Eastoptico 6463;—Cable

15, South

Ad:

F. Frederiksen V. optometrist,

P. Young, managing,

Jr., Opt.d. (Phila.),

Kuala Lumpur partner

K.H. G.Michelsen,

Lommer,assistant

agent

Klang Eastern Printing Works, Printers,

Sv. Andersen, agent Publishers and Paper Merchants—

56, Robinson Road

Eastern Agencies, Ltd., The (Incor- R. D. G. Swamy, sole proprietor

porated in the S.S.), Importers and Eastern Realty Co., Ltd.—China Build-

Manufacturers’ Representatives —Head

Office: Corner of Cecil Street and ing, Chulia Street; Teleph. 2842

Market,Kuala

ches: Street,

LumpurSingapore. Bran-

and Bangkok.

Representatives : Ipoh and Penang; Eastern United Assurance Corpora-

tion, Ltd., The, Fire, Marine, Mortor

, Teleph. 6830; Cable

H. H. Markham, managerAd: Beehive Car, Personal Accident, Earthquake,

E. W. Deane, branch manager (Bang- Riot and Civil Commotion,

Compensation, Workmen’s

etc.—16d, Cecil Street;

^Yapkok) Yew Yeong, asst. (Kuala Teleph. 5918: Cable Ad: Unitedeast;

Codes: A.B.C.

and Bentley’s 5th and 6th edns., Scott’s

Lumpur)

*C2

singIaPore

Ebata & Go., Importers and Exporters Lecturer in Anaesthetics—E. B.

— 33, Coleman Street; Telepli: 7489; Murrell, b.ch., m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Cable Ad: Ebataco Prof, of Bacteriology,—W. A. Young,

Edgar Brothers, Ltd. (Incorporated in B.

the Straits Settlements)—42

Arcade; Cable Ad: Edgar; Codes used Assist.—N. K. Sen, m.b., Dip. Bact.

A.B.C. 6th edn. Sourabaya,

and Bentley’s.Bangkok,

Branch: (Lond.)

Manchester, Prof, of Biology—B.

DIp-Agric., d.lc., A.f.r.m.s.,

R. Gater, m. a.,

f.e.s.

London and Osaka Assist.—A. A. Sandosham, l.m.s.

Prof, of Biochemistry—J. L. Rose-

EDUCATIONAL dale, PH.D^ D.SC., F.I.G -,j.

Assists.—C.

Leong PengJ. Chong,Oliveiro,ph.l.m.s.

d. and

Anglo-Chinese School —

Cairnhill Road. Middle: Coleman Secondary : Professor of Chemistry—G Mac-

Street. Primary : Coleman Street Owan, PH. D., M.A., B. SC/

Principal—T. W. Hinch Lecturer—C.

(By Arrangement T. J. Owen, withbsc.,Raffles

A.I.C., |

C. Sophia

E. Z. M.Road;

S. Girls’ School — ] 34, College)

Teleph. 2280; Cable Ad: Prof,

man,of Dental Surgery—E.

m.d.s., b.d.s., l.d.s. K. Trat- j

Covenants

Miss Lane, warder Lecturer in Dental Mechanics and

Miss Kilgour, principal Metallurgy — J. W. Softley,

Miss Inge, vice-principal b.d.s. (U. Liverpool)

Instructor in Dental Mechanics—

Fairfield Girls’ School—178, • Neil G. H. Stephens

Professor of Medicine^—R.B. Hawes,

Road; Teleph. 6827 C. Kenyon

Principal—Miss:C. f.r.c.p.,in m.b., M.R.c.p.Medicine

(Lond.) — C.

Tutor Clinic

Gaji Eng Seng School—Teluk Ayer E. Smith, l.m.s. (Spore)

Lecturer in Infectious Diseases—

and Cecil Street C. E. Smith, l.m.s.Diseases—B.

(S'pore) F.

Principal—H. A. L. Orchard Lecturer in Mental

Teachers—Mrs. Daly, G. C. S. Koch, Home, l.r.c.p., l.r.c.s. .

S.Holmberg,

S. Varma,

Mrs. T.Goh,T. Mrs.

Tan,James,

Mrs. Lecturer in Venereal Diseases—R.

Miss Misawa, Mrs. Sullivan and W. C. Kelly, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Mr. Khor Prof,

—J. S. English, b.a., m.d., b.ch., -:

of Midwifery & Gynaecology

B.A.O., L.M.,

International Correspondence Tutor—B.

Professor H.of Sheares,

Pathology l.m.s.— H. O.

Schools (Overseas), Ltd. (Incpr- Hopkins, m.a., l.r.c.p., m.r.c.s. '

Sorated in England)—International Assistant—T.

uildings,

Office for Kingsway, London. Fede-

Straits! Settlements, Head Lecturer in Balasingham,

Pharmacologyl.m.s. — R.

rated Malay States, Borneo, Sarawak. G. M. S. MacGregor, m.r.c.s., I

Sulmatray Java, the Celebes,

etc.: I'O, Col Iyer Quay; Teleph, Siam: l.r.c.p. (London), b.m., b.ch.

7040 ; Cable Ad: Intertext ; Codes, (Oxon.)

Bentley’s and Western-Union (5-Letter Lecturer in Pharmacy—T. Roebuck,

J. Duncan Roberts, director and

general manager Professorm.p.s.of. Physics — N. S.

PH.C.,

O. C. Hooi, assist, manager Alexander

Lecturer — C. G.withWebb,

Arfa rigemeht RafflesB.s.c. (By

College)

King , Edward VII. College of Professor of Physiology—R. G.

Medicine—Teleph. 5421 M. S. MacGregor, M.R.as.,

Principal—G.

B.A.O., D.T.M. V.& H.Allen, M.D., B.CH., l.r.c.p. (London), b.m., b.ch.

Secretary—L. A. Joseph (Oxon.)

Prof, of Anatomy—W. A. Fell, Assistant—Loh Guan Lye, l.m.s.

M.B., B.S. Professor—J.

M.D., F.R.C.S, K. Monro, m.b.b.ch.,

Demonstrator—A.

thasan, l.m.s. W. S. Thera- Professor of Clinical Surgery—D.

E. C. Mekie, f.r.c.s.

SINGAPORE C37

Tutor in Clinical Surgery — St. Anthony’s Boys’ School — 143,-

Chong Tat Seong, l.m.s. Victoria St., Teleph. 7893; Cable Ad:

Lecturer in Otorlinolaryngology Portuguese

Director—Rev.MissionA. Gonsalves

—B. M. Johns, f.r.c.s. Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis

Lecturer in Radiology—J. S. Webs-

ter, M.B.B.S., D.P.H., D.M.B..E.

Lecturer in Ophthalmology—A. D. St.guese Anthony’s Convent School

Mission)—Middle Road (Portu-

Williamson, m.b., ch.b., d.o.m. The Lady Superior and 18 Sisters

S., F.R.C.S.

Raffles Institution — St.—Teleph.

Patrick’s5615,

Boarding & Day School

Principal—D.

(Ab’d’n) W. McLeod, m.a. Director—Rev.Siglap Bro. Henry

Senior Assistants—G. L. Bayliss, Victoria School—Jalan Besar

m.a. (Oxon), E. F. Pearson, M.A., Headmaster—Capt. E- H. Wilson,

b.so. (T.C.D.), E. W. Reeve, m.a. ! Can tab.), e.d

b.a. (Bristol), D. H. Christie, Second Master—D. H. Christie, b.a.

b.a. (T.C.D.), J. McConigley, (Dublin)

b.com. (U.C.D.) and Dr. J. Asst. Masters—Syed Alwee Als-

Moncur, m.a., ph.d. (St. And.) ree, J.P., c.h., H. B. McIntyre, T.

Romanis House — Stamford Road A. Chunchie, S. R. Williams,

(Church of England Boarding House Hamid bin Omar, Low Kong

for St. Andrews School Old Boys) Lin, Soo Ban Hoe, K. Muru-

Master—Y. C. Seah gasu, A. Retnam, Wee Thiam

Siew, V. Paramsothy, Fam

Shorthand Correspondence School,— Foong Hee, C. O. d’Silva, D.

Postal Classes in Bookkeeping and K. Tweg, Tan Choon Lee, Ong

Shorthand—P. O. Box 503; Cable Ad: Eng Lian, W. Meyer, Timothy

Shorthand; Chew, A. N. Menon, T. Selva-

Principal —Code:E. R.A.B.C.

A. 5thFernando,

edn. durai, Lee Kuan Yew

School Clerk — Mohd. Awi bin

f.s.d.s., f.c.i. (Birmingham) Kassim

St.(Church

Andrew’s House—Armenian

of England Street

Boarding House

. forPresident

School Boys) Elder

Drs.—Consultants: 33,

— Rt. Rev. Bishop of Raffles E; A.

Place;

' Elder, m.a.,

6118

m.b., ch.b., b.sc.,

Singapore F.R.C.S. (Edin.)

Vice-Pres.—Chaplain

Andrew’s Cathedralin Charge St. John Heron, m.b.. ch.b. (Edin.), d;p.m.,

Committee—The Headmaster, St. (Eng.)

Andrew’s School (ex officioi P. \. MacGarry,

(LondJ m.r.o.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.

and R. E. Morris

Hon. Treasurer—N. G. Bishop Emplloyer’s Liability Assurance Cor-

House Master—F. Thomas, b.a. poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng-

land), Fire,

Vehicles, Marine,Accident,

Persnnal Motor Burglary,

Car and

St. Andrew's School—Stamford Road Boiler and Machinery, Lift, Dredger and

Visitor—Rt. Rev. the Lord Bi- Workmen’s

t

shop of Singapore

Governors—Archdeacon of Sing- Wm. JacksCompensation

general

agents

Insurance—

Ltd.,

apore

Handy, (chairman

J. R, \ J.

Hill T. N.

(hon. Representatives—I. R. B. Tuxford and

tres.), K. J. O’Dell, Hon. Dr. G. A. Moser

Lim Han Hoe, N. A. Worley, Lim Associated Companies:

Chong Pang, Major R. T. Butler The

The Merchants’ Marine Ins.Co.,Co.,Ltd.

Yorkshire Insurance Ltd.

Rev.and Rev.

R. K. A. J. S.Bennitt

Adams, m.a., Eng Aun Tong, The Tiger Medical

principal

Rev. A. C. Parr, m.a., F. Tho- Hall—87, Neil Road; Cable Ad: Hawpar

mas, b.a., Tan Ah Hung, Proprietors:

senior masters Haw Par Brothers, Ltd.

C38 SINGAPORE

Estate Tjrust Agencies (1927), Ltd.— Diploma (Vienna), j.p. (Singapore),

Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place; Cable ophthalmic

Ad:J. W. State trust

Wotherspoon, actg. general mgr. Miss M. Fung,surgeon

nurse-in-charge

Yap Gimi Cheong, manager Residence—128, Sophia Road

Ezekiel & Sons,

Etlin A Co., B., Share Brokers—36, The Years), Qualified Ophthalmic Opticians M. (Established over 20

Arcade; Telephs. 5463 and 5469; Tel. —9 Raffles Place; Teleph. 3949;Cable Ad:

Ad: Etlin; Cable Ad: Shaelto; Ezekiel Opticians; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., edn. and Bentley’s

Broomhall’s Imperial Combination, Optometrists—E. M. Ezekiel, p.o.j

Bentley’s, Utility and Private O.D., f.p.o.c. (Phila.), f.i.o. London

B. Etlin, manager and A. f.i.o.

(Phila.), M. Ezekiel,

(London),o.D.,

r.c.s.F.p.o.c.i

Tan Peng Eng, assistant F. J. Isaac

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd., General Merchants, Miss K. Ezekiel, assistant

Branch Office—35, Noordwijk, Bata-

Estate 271,

Office: and South

Property

BridgeOwners

Road; —Teleph.

Head via I

6459; Cable Ad: Huge

Governing Director—Eu

O.B.E, Director—K. C. Eu Tong Sen, Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Co.,I

Manager Ltd., (Incorporated in France) Oxygen,

Branch Manager—Lum Acetylene,

CompressedCarbonic Acid, Hydrogen,

Secretary— L. C. Yong Kai Poh Anhydrous Air, Nitrous

Ammonia, WeldingOxide,

and

Branches: Cutting Appliances—452, Pasir Pan-

Canton—57, Chum Mok Lan jang Road; Teleph. 81003; Cable Ad:

Gepeng—67 & 69 HighQueen’s

Hongkong—109.115, Srteet Road, Oxygen; Code: Bentley’s 5th edn.,4

Lugagne National Francais. Head

Central ■ Office: 75, Quai d’Orsay,

F. Tatin, general manager Paris (France) •

. Ipoh—36

Kampar—82, & 3S,84Leech -Jalan

StreetGopeng

Kuala Lumpur— 146 &Street

148, High St. Commercial Dept.—

Penang—156, Chulia W. Millner

Seremban—22 & 23, Birch Road Technical Dept.—

P. N. Beedle

Heno-Dactylo—

Evans & Co., J., Produce Exporters— Mrs. C. H. Stanley Jones

59, Arcade; Cable Ad: Martingale Penang

Road Factory

Bangkok

& Office — Jelutong

Branch — 962, Suriwongse

Evatt A (Jo., Chartered

French Bank Buildings, Raffles Place:Accountants— Road, Bangkok, Siam

Cable Ad: Evatt;.Codes: A.R.C. 5th edn., Agents for :

Broomhall’s

and Bentley’s Rubber edn., Western Union British Oxygen Co., Ltd.

R.T.J. A.Aiken,

Clarke,

Burns, a.c.a.,

C.A., partner

partner Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated

c.a., partner

H. Gibson, a.s.a.a. Ordinances of inHong

Building, Collyer

China under the

Quay;Kong)—Union

Teleph. &981;

G.I. Noble,

V. Neubronner,

c.a.A.C.A. a.s.a.a. P.O. Box 617; Cable Ad: Union.

A. B. Pirrie, Head Office: Shanghai

O. Alexander, c.a. H. C. B. VVay, branch'manager

Eye Hospital, The—Balestier Road; C. R. Davidge

Also Out-Patient Dept.: Selegie Road; G. A. L. Plummer

Teleph. 4311

Ophthalmic

— Dr. S. H.Surgeon Consultant Federal

and (Edin.) and

Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale

Tan, f.r.c.s. RafflesRetail ChemistSingapore

Chambers, sand Druggists—8,

Eye Surgery, The—9, Bras Basah Federated Motors, Ltd., Motor Engineers

Road; Teleph. 2022

Dr. LimEng Hae, m.b.b.s. (Hongkong), and Importers — 48, . Orchard Road;

d.o.m.s. (r.c.p. & s.eng.). Ophthalmic Teleph. 5487

SINGAPORE C39

T. P. Manger, manager Ltd., 6 Des Voeux Road, Hongkong;

„ , Gf. H. Kraal, accountant Aden: Oil Depot; Telephs. 5867 & 5868;

Agents for : Cable Ad: Fogbane; Codes: Bent-

Vauxhall and Buick Cars ley’s Complete & 2nd Phrase.

Henschel Diesel Trucks Managing Dir.—H. W. T. Fogden

Directors—J. R. Caseley, b.sc.

Fiat, S. A. (Incorporated in Italy)---60-66,

Orchard Road; Teleph. 5148; Cable Ad: (Lond.), m.i.c.e., m.i. struct.e., V. E.

Fiat, Singapore and Penang; Codes: Kingsbury, a.m.i.e. (Australia), (at

Bentley’s and Fiat’s Aden) and G. M. Wheat, a.m.i.c.e.

R. F. Manchisio, general manager Secretary—W. K. dagger

G.T. Vigano,

Mariani,assistant

manager , Chief Mechanical Engifleer—R. W.

Carter

O.manager

Luca, service and workshop Civil Engineers—M. P. Wright, b.sc.

(Eng.), a.c.g.i. and J. A. Hunt

G. Shelley, accountant Joinery Works Manager—H. V. Hine

' Penang Branch—22, Northam Road Tunnelling Foreman — W. J. Gold-

E. Mariotti, manager sworthy (At Aden)

, Dealers in: Building Foremen—A. Thorne, C. H.

Fiat Motor Cars, Lorries and Leech, J. D’Souza, J. Milne and A.

Pius

Spare Parts Mechanical

Cashier—Loke Foreman—W.

Wan Choy J. DeSouza

Fiat Marine Engines Chief Draftsman—Chin Too Min

Flat Diesel Engines Store-keeper—P. M. Siresena

Fiat Aeroplanes and Seaplanes Quantity Surveyors—Jones-Davies &

Fiat Railcars and Railway Materials Smith,

Fiat Motor Boats

Fiat Fire Fighting Appliances Street, SingaporeBuilding, Malacca

Nunes

Fiat Agricultural and Military Agencies:

Tractors, etc; Venesta, Ltd. :

Firestone Tire

• The—20,' Geylang Road; Cable Ads: West’s Ro'tinoff Piling Plant ‘ Solar-

Firestone and Stdnetire

F. D. Thompson, managing director crete ’ Blocks

L.D. M.E. Clutter,

Quinton, director

do. Fonghin & Co., Singapore, Sanitary and

ElectricalImporters—Office:

Engineers, Contractors and

Fishers, Ltd., Publicity Spebialists and General. 64, Wallich

Street; Teleph.'7557; Cable Ad: Seeben-

General Commission Agents—4, Capitol . gong; Codes: Behtle' y ’s; A.B:C. 5th and

Buildings, Stamford- Road 6th Editions

Julius S.“British

v (Editor Fisher, managing

Malayan director

Annual” Ford Motor Co.'of Malaya, Ltd., Dist-

and “Who’s Who in Malaya”) ributors of Ford Products—15, Prince

Flinter Ltd., A., Diamonds, Pearls and Edward Road;andCable Ad: Fordmalaya;

Precious Stones — 6, baffles Place; Codes: Acme Bentley’s

C. R. Michels, managing: director

Telephs. 6197 and 2358 (Pi'ivate);

Ad; Adolter; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Cable D. Milne, secretary

edns. and Bentley’s. “Forward” Office, The, TheTamil

onlypaper

lead-

1 l A. Flinter, managing director ing influential tri weekly

M. Flihter; director in Malaya; Best Medium for Advertise-

S. Grirtiberg,

■ S- Lewis, assistant assistant ment

Rennie Lowick & Co,, auditors 4975; —P. 56, Robinson

O. Box 231; CableRoad; Teleph.

Ad: Eapwo

R. D. G. Swamy, proprietor

FogDen, Brisbane & Co.,' Ltd. (Incor-

porated in the S.S.), Civil Engineers % M m & % Tou-an-tze

and Contractors—Head Office : 550, Foster-McClellan'& Co. —42, Mosque

Havelock Road, Singapore; London Street; P.O. Box 630; Cable Ad: Fluoric

j. Office: 3, Victoria Street, Westmin- Fock Ying Ming, representative for

ster, S.W. 1; Hongkong Office : Fog- S.S., F.M.S., D.E.I. and Siam

den. Brisbane & Co. (Hongkong), Fock Chee Kin, assistant

Fox Film Cgupoka'tion (East), Ltd.— Telephs. 5886 (3 atLines);

Atlas. Branches Bangkok,Cable Ad:;;

Penang,

12, Trafalgar Street; Teleph. 3323; Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur and Malacca [

Cable Ad: Cent fox Directors—J. A. Clarke (chairman), ,

Keith;Goldsrrtitb; mhg. director

'Framroz T.W.J.H.AMacgregor,

Green G. A. Potts and 1

facturers&—-Co., 292, Aerated Water Street;

Teluk Ayer Maim, T. J. A. Green, general manager

H. L. Vincent, secretary

Teleph. 6354; Cable

P. M. Framroz, proprietor Ad; Framroz A. J. A. Goetzee, a.c.a., accountant 1

Singapore

A. Donald,Branch:

manager

Franco ' Eastern Trading, General Sales Dept. :

Merchants 4414;— Cable

2 b, Fin

Ad:layFetcol.

soft Green; M.

Teleph.

ches and Agencies: Hongkong,

Bran-

Bang- M. Lewis

Mexville(Aerated

(Tiger Waters)

Beer)

. kok, Saigon and Batavia. Associated G. H. Clement, S. T. Monk, F. C.: !

with: S-assistants

Tillbrook and N. V. Jackson, ;

Paradis,Felix Paris,Fribourg,

France Fils 50, Rue de

A Poitevin, resident manager Fulford

R.K. Lelouvier

Caudron (Hongkong) (Paris) Canada),Co^Proprietors'

Ltd., G. T. Df(Incorporated

Dr. Williams’in !t

Franeel & Aaron, Landed Proprietors Ceylon, D. E. I. and Siam; Teleph.Street,

Medicine Co.—3a-3b, Malacca 7750; j!,;

and Real Estate Agents — 6, Raffles Head Office for Malaya, Burma,

Place; Cable Ad: Frankaron; Codes: Cableand

edn. Ad:Bentley’s

Fulford; Codes : A. B. C. 5th ' i

Bentley’s

Partners

Richard—Aaron David Frankel and H. C. Roeper, signs per pro.

S. Far

W- Wolfe, general manager for the j

East (Shanghai)

Frankel & Co., Julian, Furniture

Dealers & Commission Agents — Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Civil Engineers ; |

Head Office: 101, Victoria Street; and Contractors, Reinforced Concrete i

Teleph. 6531; Cable Ad: Julian Specialists.

Julian Frankel, sole proprietor ManufacturersPiling Expert ofandMonier

in Malaya Sole] [

Fraser

Brokers—Union Building, Colly er Quay; Road;

Ad: Gammon;Telephs. Codes:

5331 andBentley’s

5332; Cable

and 1

Teleph. 5273 (6 lines); Cable Ad: A.B.C.

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

Al, Lieber’s, Bentley’s all Issues, H. W.6thCowling,

edn. b.sc., M. inst. c.e., m.i.

Broomhall’s, Utility, Peterson’s and N\

Z. T.StockH.Exchange H.struct.

Fancott,E.,Secy.

managing director

Stone, Codepartner H. E. Wright, a.c.g.i., b.sg„ d.i.c., j

.H.a.m.i.c.e.

J. Wilson, do. M. Alexander, si sc. (Eng.), y [

C. P. Ambler,

B. E. Ablitt

do.

do. F. London,

D. Wemyss,a.m.i.c.e.

a.m.i. struct, e.

W. Eldred, do. R. I. Hawson, b. sc. (Eng.), a.m.t.e. j.

AtTST.

S.T.R. E.J.N. Newbery,

Hamilton, signs per pro.

L. Watkins do.

N. R. Sheridan, quantity surveyor G.

A.R. J.Mathieson Gammeter & Co., Importers of

W. Brown Watches, Clocks—Winchester House, .

A.E. J.H. Corot

Sykes Collyer Quay; Teleph. 7892; Cable :

Ad: Gammeter; Code: A.B.C. 5th •'

edn.

Fraser & Co., Exchange & Sharebrokers C. E. Richard, manager partner tf

-Minion Building; Teleph. 5273 (6 O. Richard

Lines); Cable Ad: Fraser

GaRcia, W. J., Manufacturer of Garcia’s

Fraser & Neavk, JjTD., Aerated Water All-Teak Pianos,

Dealer, Tuner andPianoforte

Repairer, and Music ' '

Proprietor

Manufacturers 4-10,

tered‘Offices: and Merchants—Regis-

Trafalgar Street; of Garcia’s Motor Transport Service

SINGAPORE C41-

I .—Orchard

Showrooms: Amber Mansions, 5, Assistant—P. F. Given-Wilson ,

Road; Factory: Holland Road; Resident

haij— K.Representative

S. Mackenzie (At Shang-

i; Teleph. 6586; Cable Ad: Garcia

i W.Mrs. J. Garcia,

Garcia,proprietor

secretary General

porated Electric

in Road; Co., Ltd., The (Incor-

Efigland)—Magnet

f Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Accountants— 12,, Battery Teleph. 5858; House,

Cable

Fullerton Building; Telephs. 5950-5959; Ad: Manner; Codes:Standard.

Cole, Hamilton,

1 Cable Ad: Accountant; Codes: A. B. C. Office: Magnet House Kingsway,London

Bentley’s and Ndw

W.C. 2

| 4th, 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s and R.C. Giggins, general mgr. for Malaya

V Broomhalls

O.R.S. Bateman, c.A.,

| H. C. Reilly,. A.S.A.A., partnera.s.a.a., partner German Consulate—(See Consulates)

A. T.M.Black,

Pearson,

c. a.a.c.a., a.s.a.a., partner Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. In-

H. L. Davies, a.c.a. corporated in England), Duplica-

G. E. F. Windle, a.c.a. tors Manufacturers—Corner House,

Secretaries of : 26-30A, Cecil Street; Teleph. 3991 ;

; The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Cable Kuala Ad: Gestetner.

Lumpur, Hong Branch Offices:

Kong, Manila,

I; TheRubber Singapore Chamber of Commerce Bangkok,

Association Batavia-Centrum, Soura-

|r Jimah Brit. Malaya baya and Shanghai

RubberTrustee & Exectr.

Estates, Ltd. Co., Ld. J. B. Dunne, manager for Far East

Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd.

1 The Fire Insurance Assocn. of Malaya Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Ex-

| Singapore Marine Insurance Assocn. porters—53, Robinson Road; Teleph.

| Motor Insurance Assocn. of Malaya

Workmen’s Compensation Insurance 5041; Cable Ad : Getz

Lester L. Goodman, vice-presdt.& mgr.

Association

Siam S. Packet of Malaya

Co., Ld. I. S. Harris, asst, manager

| Cameron Highlands Hotel(Local

Co., Secs.)

Ltd. F. Marriott | P. Lowe

Singapore

Glami Ltd. Dairy Farm, Ltd. Gian Singh & Co., General Mer-

S Master Contractors’ Association of chants, Drapers, Tailors & Outfitters,

House Furnishers, Sports, Games,

Malaya

The British Malaya Broadcasting Silks, Cottons, Woollens and Curios

t LeeCorporation,

Kim Soo, Ltd. Ltd. —4, Battery Road; Teleph. 2483;

Cable Ad:Three

Bajaj;letter

Codes:

CodeBentley’s and

£ Western.

Cameron Oriental,

HighlandsLtd.Electric Supply Oriental Hardial Singh, manager

Co., Ltd.Sharebrokers’ Association

Malayan

Ulu Gillespie, A. T., Manufacturers’ Repre-

AtlasMas, Syndicate,

Trading Ltd.

Co., Ltd. sentative—47, The Arcade; Teleph.3796;

P.O. Box 217; Cable Ad: Atgill

Malayan Products, Ltd.

It Registered Office Glenny, Dr. E., f.r.c.s. (c/o Drs. Bain &

T. Adair A Sons, Ltd. Glenny)—11, Battery Road; Teleph. 2207

kGaw Brothers, Ltd., General Merchants, Goessele, R. F., Importer of Jewelry,

I j Engineering, Building, Mine, Estate Watches, Clocks, etc.—9, Meyer Man-

sions; Teleph.

I)

|! and Road;Ships’

Teleph.Stores

7829;— 9,Cable

North

Ad: Canal

Gaw- Codes: A.B.C. 3780;

5th & Cable Ad:&Gossele;

6th edns. Mosse

II;i bros; Codes: Bentley’s, A. B. C. 5th and R. F. Goessele, proprietor

6th edns.

Good Books Pictures & Works of

Genera! Accident Fire and Life Art, Ltd. (Successors of the Dioce-

Assurance Corporation, Ltd.— san Book Depot Founded in 1917),

Publishers, Wholesale Distributors,

1'? Far Eastern Branch: Hongkong Bank Mail-Order Specialists — Romanis

II Chambers; Teleph. 6480; Cable Ad : House, St. Andrew’s School, Stam-

I1 Gaflac; Code: Bentley’s

Far Eastern Manager—W. H. Droog- ford Road; Cable Ad: Goodbooks

Geo. O. Daniel, manager

leever

042 SINGAPORE

Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Crude Manager at Kuala Lumpur—G.

Rubber Buyers—Hong Kong Bank D. Camerson, signs per pro.

Chambers; Teleph. 6865; Cable Ad: Manager at Malacca—E. C. Cooper,

Mossgood signs per pro

(i. M. Naylor, managing director Manager

signs peratpro.Medan — J. C. Horn, f

Goodwood Park Hotel—Scotts Road; Manager at Ipoh—J. A. Bines

Teleph. 5933 (2 Lines); Cable Ad: London E.

Office — 52-54, Gracechurch

Goodwood;

Edition Codes; A.B.C. & 5 th

& Bentley’s Managing Director—J. G. Hay

W. Ingold, manager Assist, do. —C. K. Morrison

Director—C. Mann

Goodyear Orient Co:, Ltd., The, Re- Singapore—D.Assistants

Sresentatives

ubber Co.—2x, of The Goodyear Tire and Anderson, T. Alexander, T. Armstrong,K. M.P. G.J.

Trafalgar Street)East

- Reclamation (off

OableAd: Finlor; Bennett, L. L. Cooper, N. W. G. Hill,

P.B. W.S. Holt, V. T. Hornefsigns

Code: Bentley’s ' ' Kinder, J. McLeodper(signs

pro.),

Grafton Laboratories, Wholesale per

L. P.pro.),

Sly,J. J.A. N.Seward (signs perN.pro.),R.

Wainwright,

Manufacturing Chemists and Druggists Wilson (signs per

and

CollyerManufacturers'

Quay; Cable Ad:AgentsObat — 20b, Kuala Lumpur -L. pro.)

D. E. Elliott, H. W.

Esson (signs per pro.), I). R. Gulland,

Grant & Co., D. M.5 (Kramat Motor M. W. Gulliford,

A. B. Kerr, J. O. Kiddle, D. M. M. Hawes, W.

A. C. Mac-

Garage)—38,

Teleph. 7125 44, 55, Cavanagh Rd.; kenzie, R. L. Peacock, A. F. Taylor

D. M. Grant, mang. prop. (signs per

Torbitt, pro.), C. Thornton, H.

T. Hatfield

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Penang

Pickering Bines, A. H. West, J. B.

J. A.

Ltd., The—Head Office: Singapore, S. Medan-J. C. Horn, K. E. Adderley, N.

S.; Telephs. 5202-5203; Cable

east. Branches: Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Ad: Great- W. Taylor

Bunban, Calcutta,

Rapgobn, Batavia & Bangkok Madras, ' C olumbo,

Gwinnell, J. K., Agent: C. & E.

Managing

Robinson,Director

f.i.a. and Actuary—A. Morton, Ltd., London — Gresham

Secretary—J. D. P. Nisbet, f.i.a.,f.f.a. House, Battery Road; Teleph. 4010;

P.O. Box 223; Cable Ad: Nellgwin;

Great Eastren Opical Co.—275, South Codes: Bentley’s, Morton’s Private

Bridge Road; Teleph. 2164. Branch: A. V. Cramsie

206, South Bridge Road; Teleph. 6844 Hackmeier, L., Shipchandler, Stevedore

T.C. S.Y. Lee,

Fan,mng.

mng.assistant

proprietor and General Merchant—18, Robinson

Road; Teleph. 2158; Cable Ad : Leo

Green & Collier, Ltd., Rubber Brokers Hackmeier

— 11, Raffles Place; Telephs. 5161-3

Managing Directors - John E. K. Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd. -

Green and E. G. Collier 104-106, Robinson Road; Teleph. 6966; ,

Assistants — W. G. Skey, V. A. . Cable Ad: Dupire; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Burton and S. Daniel edn. and Bentley’s

G. L. Oostergo, manager

Guthrie St Co., Ltd. (Founded 1821 Hammer & Co., Ltd., W., Water Sup-

Incorporated in Singapore, 1903), Gen- pliers—B, Fullerton Road; Teleph. 6218;

eral

HeadMerchants,

Office: 24,Agents

Battery andRoad;

Engineers—

Teleph. Cable Ad: Hammer; Code: A.B.C. 5th

5131; Branches at Penang, Kuala edn.

LumpUr, Medan

Jpoh and at London (Supiatra), Malacca, P. B. Purvis, a.m.i. mech. E., manager

Director—J. I. Dawson J. and supt engr.assistant

G.. Stewart,

Secretary—D. S. Davidson, c.A. C. McN.& Co.,

Derrick Scott,secretaries,

do. Hongkong

Manager at Penang—H. S.‘ Hay, sighs Bank Chambers

per pro.

SINGAPORE 043

Hanaya Shokai, Importers ife Exporters, W E. Wallis, director

'1■ Estate Suppliers, Book Sellers and Motor J. B. Beask, do.

Oar Hirers—55-57, Middle Road; Teleph. IB S. Bussell, do.

‘ 7513; P.O. Box 264; Cable Ad; Hanaya

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th and 6th Hasanali Jivabhai proprietor of The

edns.

' S. Kashio, managing proprietor Straits Settlement Flour Mills, General

Merchants Importers

Exporters, and Commission

and FlourAgents,

Millers

Handelsvereeniging “Holland” (Trad- —58, Serangoon Road ; Teleph. 3566;

ing Company “Holland,” Incorporated Cable Private

Ad; Rehmatally; Codes: Bentley’s,

and Acme

in Holland), Merchants—137, 137a and

139, CecilHead

Holsing. St.; Teleph; 6932; Cable Ad; Hay

Office; Amsterdam

i; J.C. A.de J.Wit,Vermeulen,

manager assist, mgr. Teleph. 4042( Cable Ad: Tomay

Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co., Btd.

Hanna, Dr. J. G., Dentist—Hongkong (Red and

Funnel Bine), Regular Passenger

Cargo Service (Every

to: Tuesday

Batavia,

I Bank J. G.Chambers; Teleph. 3582

Hanna, D.D.S. Cheribon and Semarang

C. T. Miles, D.D.s. and

Batoe Friday); Blinjoe, Pangkal Pinang,

•

R. J. Draycott, l.d.s.

W. J. Oooil, L.D.S. BataviaRoesa,

(Every Tandjong

Fortnight Pandan and

on Saturday

Sourabaya and Bandjermasion (Every

Hardy, Chas. J., Nature Cure Practi- Fortnight on Friday)

tioner — 368c, Kim Chuan Road ; via Managers Soon Bee.for\Steamship Co. (Singapore),

Paya Debar Post Office, Singapore, S.S. BimitedSailing from Singapore to ■

Chas. J. Hardy,

M.i.A.N.T. m.n.c.a.,

(Bond. & N. mY.),p.c.d.o.,

(Bond.),

d.c., Regular

n.d., etc. (U.S.A.) Neighbouring Ports in the Nether-

Mrs. C. J. Hardy, in collaboration lands East Indies

Henry & Co., Shipchandlers, Engineering

•Harper, Gilpillan & Co., Bid,, (In- and Hardware Suppliers—87, Geylang

1 corporated in the Federated Malay Road; Teleph. 4499

; States), General Merchants, Estate

Mining Secretaries, Insurance Agents, Hindhede & & Co., Btd., Engineers and

Manufacturers Agents, Produce Agents, Contractors—Bukit6104; Cable Ad: NaitiTimah Rd.; Teleph.

k and Piece Goods

100, Singapore; Merchants —P.O. Box

Bumpur, Ipoh, Penang,

Klang, Malacca,

Port Dickson, Kuala Hinnam & Bittle Dispensary, Btd.—

Port

Anson Swettenham, Taiping and Teluk 309 and 311, North Bridge Road; Teleph.

6745 (2 Bines); Cable Ad: Hinnam

Directors W. A. Fell, E. C. H. Ho Ho Biscuit Factory, Btd., Manu-

Charlwood, H. W. Moxon, S. G. facturers of Biscuits and Confectionery

Tyte, D. St. B. Parsons and D. F. —Registered

To; ham

Staff—F. H. Atkinson, W. M. Innes Teleph. Gaw Khek6358; Office:

Cable 33,Ad:

Chiew,

Chin SweeRbad;

Hoho

managing dir.

Ker, G, J. Robinson, F. B. Kennedy

and E. J, Caton Ho Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.-

Harrisons," Barker * Co., Bxp., Import Head Office: 65, Chiilia Street;

and Export Merchants, Managing Agents Mills at 315, Havelock Road and

1C01, North Bridge Road; Teleph.

and Secretaries for Estate, Mining

Industrial Companies, Rubber Selling 5911; and Cable Ad: Hohong; Codes:

Agents and Insurance and Shipping Bentley’s Acme A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns. and

Agents—Singapore,KualaBumpur,Telok

Anson and Penang. Directors—Bim Peng Siang, j.p.

Great Tower Street, Eondon

E.C. 3. Offices:

Cable Ad; 1 -4, (chairman);

Seow Eng andBimTayHock BianSeng,

Teck, Bimj.p.

Barkers; Codes: Broomhall’s (Rubber Dr. Ong S.eow Hian

• edn.), Bentley’s, A.B.C.

Western Union and Private (5th edn.), William C. Hill, a.m.i. mech.e.,

H. B. E. Hake, director m.i.m.e., works manager and chief

H. O. Peake, do. engineer

€44 SINGAPORE

HoHousehold

Hong' Soap Factory, Ltd., Toilet, Insurance

Soap & Glycerine Manufac- Queen Insurance Co. (Merged in the

turers—65,

Hohongsoap;Chulia Codes:Street; Cable and

All Codes Ad: RoyallnsuranceCo., Ltd., Liverpool)

Private Patriotic Assurance

Netherlands Co.,Co.Ltd.,

Insurance London

(Establish-

ed 1845),SeaThe& Hague

Batavia Fire Insurance Co.,

Ho(Incorporated

Honq Steamship Co. (1&32),

in Singapore), ServicesLtd.

(A) Ltd., Batavia

Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Semarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co,,

Hongkong, Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Ltd., Semarang

(B) Neighbouring Islands — Singapore | Switzerland Ltd., Zurich

General Insurance Co.,

Office: 65, Chulia Street; Telephs.5914-5; j “Prudential” Assurance Co., Ltd.

Cable Ad: Hohong

Directors—Lim Peng Siang (Chair- | Coal N.(East-Borneo

V. Cost Borneo

man), Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock,

c.b.e., Hon. Mr. Tay Lian 'Deck, Lim | i Coal Co.,Maatschappij

Ltd.), The

Hock Seng, Lee Kong Chian, W. I Hague and Samarinda

Penrice,

Jenkins F. S. Gibson and W. W. [ Asphalt

Mijnbouw & Cultuur Mij., “Boeton”,

Lim Kian Beng, manager Java

J. Crichton, secretary Leather

Ritchie & Bisset, marine supts. | Maintz’ Productenhandel, N. V.,

Soerabaia

Ho Kwong Yew, f.i.a.a., a.i. struct e. ; General

Registered Architect—China Building, j N. Y. Borneo Sumatra Handel Mij.

Chulia Street; Teleph. 3058

Hoe Boon Leong, Gas, Sanitary and Hoon Seck Trading Company, Ship-

Drainage Contractors, Radio Mer- chandlers, Estate and Mining’Agents

Suppliers,

chants—60-62, Selegie Road; Teleph. Sail-makers, General

Manufacturers and

3633; Cable Ad: Hoeboonleong

Hoe Boon Leong, proprietor room: 1, Raffles Place ; Teleph. Show-

Merchants—Office and 3858 ;:

R. B. Krishnan,.manager Cable Ad: Shipestmin; Codes: Bentley’s

and Private. Depts: Ship chandlers and

Holden Co., Ltd., A. R., Manufacturers ;1 Brass Dubashers; Crockery, Cutlery, etc.;

Agents—40, Genting Lane; Cable terials and and Ironmongery;

Provisions Building Ma-

Ad : Nedloh Managing Partners—Chan Jim Hee

and Lye Eng Hong

Hooglandt

Merchants, Estate and Commission Agencies:

Agents —5326,

Telephs. 139-149A,

5327 & Market Street;

5328 ; Cable Ad: China Can Co., Ltd., Hongkong (Tin

Hooglandt; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th: Lithographers

facturers) and Can Manu-

Editions, Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Marsh Bros., Ltd., Sheffield (Engineer-

Bentley’s Second

Birchwood and Acme Phrase, Broomhall’s, ing tools, Twist Drills, etc.)

Partners—Walter R. Diethelm and Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. (Incorporated

Zurich H. Schweizer (Singapore)

Assistants- J. G. W. Kiela (signs per . inPenang, Australia), Singapore, Kuala Lumpur,

. pro.), A. Wernli (signs per pro.), E. facturersHongkong of Hume

& Shangnai,

Patent

Manu-

Concrete

G.Joosten

Bruestlein, E.F.M.

and A. Buehler van Hall, Th. Pipes,Water,

HumeGas Patent Steel Pipes, Tubes&

Instates for Sewage, Drainage

Culvert Uses.

The Sumatra Para Rubber Plantation, Purposes—Singapore Office & Works:Aluminium for All

Ltd., London . 6th Mile, Bukit Timah Road; Telephs.

The Batu Rata (Sumatra) Rubber 5068 k 5069 (After Office Hours 3161):

Plantations, Ltd., London

Djapoera

The Rubber

MoribMij., London Cable

Estates, Ltd., London

Plantations,

Ad: Humesinga

General Manager for Far East—C. H.

Cultuur “Indragiri”,Ltd.,

Amsterdam UnbehaunManager, Malaya — A. E.

Resident

Cultuur Mij., “Pangalian”, Amsterdam Hughes

SINGAPORE (J45

Assistants in Malaya—H. A. Aussem, Institute of Architects of Malaya

Miss E. Blair, H. Balke, W. R. —12d, E. H. Union ' Building; Teleph. 7304

Hindmarsh

David, G. C. Dudley, J. R. Espie,

G. Bobertson,

Thomas and J. Weidmer D. W. Scott, G. Miss C. M. Woodworth

Kuala Lumpur Office & Works—5th International Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Mile, New29;Petaling

Petaling Gable Ad:Road; Teleph. Life, Fire, Marine, Motor Car,

Humesinga

Penang Office & Works—1^

Bahru Road, Prai (P. Wellesley; Mile, Jalan Personal Accident, Baggage and

Householders’ Insurance — Hong

Teleph. Lutterworth 95; Cable Ad: Kong Bank Chambers; Teleph.

Humesinga; Manager’s Residence 4411; Cable Ad : Brintasco

No. 97 A. A. Gossevsky, manager for

Hongkong Office &Peak

Works—Tsun Wan South Eastern Asia

9^ Mile, Castle Road; Teleph. S. South

H. Peek,

Easternassistant

Asia manager for

51938; Cable Ad: Humepipe K. C. Low, local manager

Shanghai Office & Works — Point A. A. Hare, resident secretary

Island, Shanghai T. H. Ling, medical referee

Hussain & Co., K. P. M., Import and Ex- International Surgery—17, Robinson

port

Teleph.Merchants

4415 —13, Battery Road; Road; Teleph. 6151

HuTtenBachs, Limited (Incorporated Internationale Crediet en Handels-

In S.S.), (Formerly Huttehbach, Lazarus vereeniging “Rotterdam”,

porated in Holland), GeneralN.Import

Y. (Incor-

and

&Mechanical

Sbiis, Ltd.), Merchants; Electrical, Export, Shipping—37a,

and Contracting Engineers Teleph. 5071; Cable Ad: Internatio, Robinson Road;

—5, Malacca Street; Cable Ad: Habiture; Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Codes : Acme, Bentley’s, Bentley’s 2nd Scott’s and Bentley’s

Phrase,

H. Lombard chairman

and Others

F. M.S. Russell,

Edmonds, director (Singapore)

(Singapore) Irving Jones k Co., Merchants and Com-

mission Agents ~ 127-127a, Cecil Street;

E. C. Martin, directpi- (Malacca) Teleph.

F. M. Sharrock, director (Penang)

F. J. McCrea, c.a., asst, director . Codes 6879; Cable Ad: Irvinjones; All

H. Irving Jones, managing owner

Associated voith-.

Shaw Darby & Co., Ltd., 13, Isaac k Co., E. S., Electrical and Radio

Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 4 Importers and Exporters, Manufac-

turers’ Representatives, General Mer-

Sime Darby k Co., Ltd., Malaya chants and Electrical1st Contractors—

Hye Seng k Co., Ship chandlers, Sail Telephs. 168-A, Cpcil -Street, & 2nd Floors;

makers, Estate Suppliers, Hard- Isaacnco; 7433 & 5734; .Cable Ad:

ware and General Merchants—35 and Bentley’s and PrivateA.B.C. 5tb edn.,

Codes:

36, Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Hye-

sengoo; Code: A.B.C. 5th and Bent- Ishihara Sangyo Koshi, Ltd., Mining

ley’s; Teleph. 4817 and

Chan Hye Seng, sole proprietor UnionShipping Company—H4,

Building; Cable Ad: 5,11Kozan

Ishihara

Imperial Chemical Industries

Ltd., Importers and Exporters(Malaya),of

Chemicals, Fertilisers, Dyestuffs and Jacks & Co. (Malaya),

(Incorporated in StraitsLtd., William

Settlements),

Manufacturers’

Robinson Road; Raw Materials

Teleph. 5476; — Engineers

Cable Head

and General Merchants—

Office:

Ad: Kuala

and Impkemix.

LumpurBranches at Penang Street; Teleph. 5216 (4 lines); CablePrince

Ocean Building, Ad:

Expanded; Codes: New

Bentley’sj Acme, A.B.C. 5th edn.,

Standard and

O.D. H.M. Eustace,

Henderson,managing director

b.a., a. c.a., secy. Private. Branches at Penahg, Ipoh,

M. F. Cutler, b.sc. (Hons.), chemist Kuala Lumpur and Port Swettenham

G.D. E.E. M. Jones,b.a.

Rintoul, b.a.chemist

(Hons), chemist Jackson & Co., Ltd., Merchants and

R. Wilson, assistant Manufacturers’ Agents—55, Robin-

J. A. Allen, do. son Road; Cable Ad. Jackco

(J46 SINGAPOEE

Jackson, J. M., Architect, Valuer and Journal of the Malaya Branch of ft

the British Medical, Association,

Fire

CollyeoAssessor—Winchester

Quay; Cable Ad: Jaxpn House, Published Quarterly—

Business Managers:

Jaeger Advertising & Publicity Bureau

Street;&Teieph.

Co., Merchants—6c, D’Almeida

6235,; Cable. Ad: Jaeger; Ltd., Publicity House, 144 Robinson (

Codes: A.B.C..6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme Road, Singapore

and Kendall’s.

O.H. Burckhardt,

Fuller, partner do. Jubilee Silk Store, Wholesale and |

W. Southam, do. Retail Merchants, Dressmakers and

Tailors —7732;

82,. Cable

NorthAd :Bridge

DayalooRoad; *

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Teieph. Proprietors—Dharamdas & Sons

(Incorporated in Java), Fire, Marine,

Motor Car Insurance — Singapore Judah & C6., S. J., Merchants and Com-

Branch:7714;

Teieph. Chartered

Cable Ad:Bank Chambers; mission Agents—Teieph: 7108, Cable j.

Sluytersco.Head

Office: Kali Besar .manager

Oost, 10, Batavia Ad: Judah; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. I

V. Uytenbrock, Poeloe Loemoet Rubber Estate i

(Karimoen Islands), proprietors

Jee Ah Chian&Co., Certified Accountants

—Sze Hai Tong Bank Building, Chulia Jumabhoy & Co., M., Importers Ex-

Street porters, Commission Agents and 1

Wholesale Dates Merchants —17,

Jitts & Co., Ltd., Printers and Stationers Cecil Street; Teieph. 3126; P.O. Box

—96,

Cable Robinson

Ad: Jitts; Road;Bentley’s

Code: Teieph. 6829; 321; Cable Ad: Jumabhoy

Siow Siew Kim, managing director Mahomed Jumabhoy, proprietor

Siow Siew Quan, director J. M. Jumabhoy, mgr.

Agents for :

Johannes & &Sammy, The Eng Moh Soap Factory, =

Solicitors—2 5 BonhamAdvocates and

Bldg.; Teieph. Singapore

7111; CableandAd:Bentley’s

5th edn. Parchment; Codes: phrase

complete A. B.C. K. N. L L. A. (Royal Netherlands Indies’ |

M. C. Johannes, barrister-at-law (Lin- Airways),Lines

K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Air I

(Incorporated in Holland)- 3-1, ;

coln’s Inn.), partner

barrister-at-law (Gray’s (Airport Offices);Teieph.

Col Iyer Quay;

P. Inn.),

Sammy, partner Cable7856

Ad: & Aera;

7859 j

G. H. Po, barrister-at-law (Mid- Code:

M. Bentley’s

A. Complete

Dellaert, agent Phrase

dle Temple), assistant H. C. Meursing, sub-agent

Agents:

Jones & Co., Irving, Merchants and Alor Star:

Manufacturers’ Guan Hin Co.j 78, Peken China;

Street; Teieph.Agents—I27-127A,

6879; Cable CecilAd: Cable Ad: Guanhin

Irvingjones; All

Kuala Lumpur and PenangCodes. Branches at Ipoh:

H. Irving Jones, mng. proprietor Wearne

Weame Bros., Ltd.; Cable Ad:

Borneo Co., Ltd,; Cable Ad: Borneo

Johnson & Phillips, .Ltd'. (.London) Kuala Lumpur:

(Incorporated Wearne

Wearne Bros., Ltd.; Cable Ad: j

Sole Agents in inMalaya:

England), Engineers

Borneo Co., Ltd.; Cable Ad: Borneo ;

William Jacks & Co. (Malaya) Ltd. Malacca:

Representative—H.

(Ipoh) E. W. Bryning Sime Darby & Co), Ltd.; Cable Ad: j

Shipping

Wearne Bros., Ltd.; Cable Ad: I

Wearne

Jong Thyeff Heng, Chop, mm,7% General Teak- Muar:

Sime Darby & Co„ Ltd.; Cable Ad: 1

wood Merchants ‘ — 15O, Lavender

Street; Cable Ad: Jongthyeheng Simit

SINGAPORE 047

Penang: ; Keng Lee & Co,, Importers and Export-

Royal Packet Navigation Co. j ers, Shipchandlers, Sail-makers,

bashes, Estates and Mining Sup- Du-

(K.P.M.), 31, Beach Street; Cable pliers,

Ad: Transaera

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.; Cable Ad: ! Furniture, Requisites,Engineering and Building

Hospital Equipments and

Mansfield Government and Municipal

Wearne Bros., Ltd., Penang Road; j Teleph. Contractors — 10, Robinson Road;

h1 Seremban:

Cable Ad: Wearne ' Foremost3466 (2 Lines); Cable Ad :

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.; Cable Ad: Chew Keow Bock, partner

Simit Bros., Ltd.; Cable Ad: Chew

Chew Keow Chim, do.

Keow Seong, do.

Wearne Chew Kepw Bock, manager;

Wearne Lee, Nam Hai, bookkeeper

Taiping:

I Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.; Cable

Ad: Achan Keng SengMerchants—31,

& Co., Import, Boat ExportQuay

and;

Kannabirare Rattan

Tamil Talkie &FilmCo., High Class

Distributors and Teleph. Ng

3679 ; Code Used: Bentley’s

Gek.Chwee, partner

Commission Agents—18-B, Robinson

Road; P.O. Box . 579; Cable Ad: Keng Seng Long & Co., Rubber and

I Sreekanna

Sole Proprietors—P. C. Chokalinga . Commission Agents — 31, Boat Quay;

Mudaliar and Y. C. Kannappa | Teleph. Ng Gek3679; Codepartner

Chwee, Used: Bentley’s

Mudaliar

Kasho Co., Ltd.—14, Laidlaw Building. Kheng Hoe -5, Phillip Street; Teleph.

Head Office: Tokyo, Japan. Branches: 1395; Cable Ad: Khenghoe

Kobe, Osaka andmanager

R. Tanizawa, Nagoya

Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd., Sugar,

Keat Cheang & Cov Ltd., General Rubber Produce, Hardware and

| Merchants in Manila Ropes; Oiled Sundries Importers—35, Teluk Ayer

Coir Ropes, Wire Ropes, Beldam’s Street

Packings, and other Ship’s Chand-

lery Stores, Manufacturers’ Repre- Kian Guan OilQil, Mill Co., Manufacturers

sentatives and Commission Agents ofOil Cocoanut Cake—Office

Groundnut Oil and

: 1.17,70 &■Market Street;

—100

2269; Cableand 102,Ad:Robinson Road; Teleph Teleph. 4556; Factory

Keatcheang 71, Robertson

Quay; Teleph. 3521; Cable Ad:

Kee Htjat Radio Co.—122-124, Orchard Refinedoil; Private Code

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Road; Teleph. 4566. Head Office: 24 Agent in Hongkong:

Beach Street, Penang. Bjanches: Kong,King Hung

, 223, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; 6,

Station Road, Ipoh; 56, Main Road,

Taiping Kian Tono Hin, Ltd., Importers and

Kelly & Walsh;, Ltd., Publishers, Exporters Telok Ayer

of Genera!

Street ; ’Teleph.

Products---48,

4539; P.O.

Printers, Bookbinders, Booksellers, Box 751; Cable Ad: Kiafitdnghih; All

Stationers and Newsagents—32, Raffles Commercial Codes Used

Place;

A. E.Teleph. 6244;managing

Glover, Cable Ad: Kelly

director Directors—Tan Hoan Kie (chairman),

Tjio Kim Shia, Lie Eng Boen and

J. (Shanghai)

H. Searle, director (Shanghai) Oei Ek Sou , Tiang Siang

Manager—Ktio

A.N. J.P. Waller, (Shanghai)

Marsoff, acting secretary Secretary—Lee

Auditors—EvanHock WongLeng & Co.

G.A.H.C.Davis,

Knaggsmanager Affiliating with:

A. Popple Sin Tong Hin, Bandoeng

Hock Tong Hin, Soerabaya

Selling A gent: ,, ;Sin.Soerabaya

Tong Hin Tjan, Batavia and

AcmeNew YorkCode Co,, 93, Front Street, Sin Tong Hin.Tjan, Cheribon

048 SINGAPORE

Kiat & Co., Ltd., G. H., Printers, Koninklyke Luchtvaart MaatsChappy

. Booksellers, Stationers and General voor Nederland en Kolonien, N. V.,

Merchants-^ & 8, Robinson Road; deDivisional Inspector, Far East—10c,

Teleph. 6505 & 6506; Cable Ad: Service Ad:Souza Street; Teleph. 3860, Cable

Kalmaera

Gob Hood Kiat, managing director J. J. Peters

Lob Ah Fong, manager

Gob Boo Lat, secretary

Koh Hua Quee, accountant Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij,

N- V. (Royal inPacket

Incorporated Navigation

Holland—1, Co.),

Finlayson

Kiat & Co., T. G., General Merchants,

Manufacturers, Importers & Exporters, Green; Teleph. 5451 (5 Lines); Cable Ad:

Manufacturers’ Representatives —766, Paketvaart; Codes; A.B.C. 6th and 6th

North Bridge Road; Teleph. 2539; edn., Second

Bentley’s Complete and Bentley’s

Phrase, Scott’s (10 edn.), K.P.M.

Cable Ad:Hoaboe,

Bentley’s, Tjoagoankiat;

Indonesia Codes:

and Private. Head Offices: Batavia Centrum

Oeymohoat (Java), Amsterdam (Holland)

A gents for: B. S. van Deinse, agent

Koffee Brand ij de Deuw, Samarang Freight C. H. Schoch, sub-agent

Thee Onderneming, Djaja Saru & Transhipment Department

Thee Onderneming, Tendjo Ayoe C.J. Ph.

A. F.N.Kalhorn

du Quesne van Bruchem

Kizar Mohamed & Co., C. H., Manu- J.W. Haalebos

J. Suyderhoud

facturers of Chop Krusi ” Pulicat W. A. Larive

Sarongs—Head Office: 239, Angappah Inward, Outward Cargo and Claim

Naick

Beach Street,

Road, Madras.

Singapore;Branches

85, :Jalan

241, Department

Ibrahim, Johore Bahru; 228, Cbulia W. A. J. Lucas

Street, Penang; 129, Second

Street, Colombo and 482c, Sooratee Cross Passage Department

Bazaar, Rangoon G.D. van der Sande

J. Nooy

Klass & Sons, F. V., General Merchants A. Roos

and Agents’ Representatives—1, Crane Th. G. Gleichman

Road, Singapore ; Cable Ad : Klassons; Outdoor Department

. Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s, W. Bijlmer

C.F.M. Rab

Universal and Private

Accounts and Statistics Department

Kodak, Ltd. (Incorporated in England), J. A. A. Sprengers

Manufacturers of Photographic Ap- Th. van Vliet

Earatus and Materials"—. Office, Ware- Providoring Department

ouse and

Retail Plant: 130,8, Robinson

Department: Battery Road;

Road; J. C. Giezen

Teleph. 7711; Cable Ad: Kodak; Code: Engineering Department

Bentley’s J. L. van der Meerendonk

C. Donald, manager C. R. van der Linde

Retail Dept. Penang Agency

E. F. Nicholas P. J. M. Poelman

A. A.W.Frankenhuis

N. Winter .

Koh Yew Hean Eng Kee Press, Printers Koshino ShoTen, Japanese Shop— 45,

Bookbinders,

ants and Stationers,

Rubber Stamp Paper Merch- High

Makers—18,

Street proprietor

E. Koshino,

North Bridge Road; Teleph. 4536; Cable

Ad: Kohyewhean Kow Soon Kim,Alley;

Advocate

Partners

Cheong—TaiCheong

Yew Tai Woo and —4a, KowChange

Soon Kim, Teleph.and6469Solicitor

barrister-at-law

Wong Choon Sek’, manager Mahmood bin Aman, managing clerk

SINGAPORE C49

LaboueAssociation, Ltd.—29,lJalembang

' Road; Gable Ad: Labour; Codes: A.B.C.

,! 5th edn., Bentley’s, Private and Lee Pineapple Company, Limited

j 1 Broomhall’s

R. E. Prentice, managing director (Lneorporated in Singapore, S.S.),

J.O. Bright, director Pineapple Growers, Packers and

H. Samat, manager Exporters — Head Office : 69k-69l,

E. D. Jacob, secretary China Building, Chulia Throughout

Street and

, Laing & Co., L., K., General Merchants, Represented by Agents

I Manufacturers Representatives,

porters and Exporters—19, Im- Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. Leeavia:

Winchester

the World; Cable Ad:

5th and

House, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 2362; 6th edns., Commercial, Universal,

I Cable Ad: Lying; Codes:. Acme and New Standard, Acme and Private

| Bentley’s Board of Directors—Lee (Kong

I Lee Kok Liang, general manager Chian (chairman) and Tan

| Agencies ; Chay Bing

Lee

FactoriesSeng( .atChong,

.Scudai;secretary

Gelang Patah,

I Fairbauk Kirby (Grimsby), Ltd.

Wholsale Manufacturing

H. Eyssen, Ltd., Gouda, HollandChemists and Sungei Pandan, Johore

LeeMechants

Kim Soo, Ltd. (Incorporated

Manufacturersin —S.S.),

[; Lanqui Leading Co.,Produce

Merchants and High Strtet;andTeleph. 89,

Commission Agents,

—64, Robinson Road; Teleph.

Exporters Leekimsoo and Olkso;2063; Code:Cable Ads:

Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Lianqui; Codes: A.B.C. SoleTheProprietors of:

Elkayes Match, Nail, Concrete

| 6th edn., Bentiey’s Complete phrase, and Pottery Works

Calpack, Universal Trade and Private Board

Lim Siew Jin, sole proprietor

Assistants — Pang Chiap Song, Tan Guan Char, O. R. S.Chye

of Directors—Chin Fong,

Bateman,

Chian Heng Hong and Low Seng c.a. and F. W. Hall

Wah General Manager—Chin

Secretaries—Gattey and Chye Fong

Bateman

I? League op Nations Health Organisa- Chief

Chin Clerk and Cashier—Teo Boon

tion (Eastern Bureau)— 336, River Valley Chief Book-keeper—Lim Gi Gingand

I Road; Teleph. 80331; Cable Ads: League Assistants—Lim Song Kiang

I and Dialto; Codes: Bentley’s 2nd edn. Chua Poh Hee

I and Private Chief

f, Dr. C. L. Park, director

Dr. T. Ouchi, deputy director YewAssistant,

Phuay Chinese Dept.—Tan

i F. G. Scharenguivel, finl. assistnt Manager, Port Swettenham Factory

A.MissG. M.Menon, general secretary —Tan Guan Char

Nathan, director’s secretary Manager, Johore Match Factory—

Tan Tua Tee

it Lee Bros., Photographers — 61, Hill Supdt.,

Low Swee Ann Road Factories-

McNair

I Street; Teleph. 7070 Trustees for the Estate of\

Lee Poh Yan, managing partner Lee Kim Soo (Deceased)

l; Lee Choon Guan, Estate of (Chop “Chin TheExecutor

BritishCo.,Malaya

Ltd. Trustee and

J;1 Joo”)—10,

Codes: A.B.C. Malacca

5th Street;

and 6thTeleph.

edns. 141;

and

ILr WesternTrustees—LeeUnion

Choon Guan, Chimm.b.e.,Tuan, Mrs.Wan

Choa Eng Lee

Lee Rubber Company,

and Lee Pang

Secretary—Lee Chim HukSoo (Incorporated in Singapore,LimitedS.S.),

Rubber

Exporters—Hea,dMillers,

Planters, Office:Importers

63j andandK,

n & w m China Bldg., Chulia St. Branches

I Lee & Co., C. M. (Chin Meng Kong See), Throughout Leeavfa

Malaya. Cable Ad:

Importers and Exporters, Photographic

' Wholesalers—37-39,High Street;Teleph. 5th and\ Codes

6th :edns.,

Bentley’s. A. B.C.

Commercial

6389; Cable Ad: Sarastudio; Codes Universal, New Standard, Acme &

Used: A. B. C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s Private

C50 SINGAPORE

Bqard of I)j rectors—Lee Kong China K. C. Eu (chairman), Khoo Wee,

(chairman), Tan Chay Bing, Lee Tong, J. Israel, W. McMullan

Seng Chong and Tan Sim Boh and Wong Tien Cboh, directors .

Yeo Kim Thian, secretary W. McMullan, manager

Rubber Works at Seletar, Thompson F. R. Martens, secretary

Road and Kallang Road, Singa- Wong Thit Park, production mgr.

pore, Kuala Lumpur (Selangor;, Wong Tieh Choh, manager (Litho.

Klang, Seremban, Ipoh, Sitiawan, Dept.)

F.M.S., Penang S.S. and Muar, R. S. S. Iyer, manager (L/Press

(Johore) Dept.)

Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Rubber Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated

toBrokers—5, Prince Street;

5405 (5 Lines); Cable Telephs. 5401 in England), Wholesale and Retail

Ad: Devitt; Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchants,

Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Broomball’s Rubber edn. edn., Bentley’s, Cold Storage Suppliers, Tobacconists,

Directors^A. W. W. Ker, E. G. Manufacturers House

of Furniture,

Furnishers,

Complete

Tailors, Drapers,

Holiday and O. E. H. Cutler Milliners, General Outfitters,Stationers,

Secretary—E. G. Holiday

Assistants—V. C. Bath and G. M. Book-sellers, Watch and Clock Makers,

Jewellers and Silversmiths, Crockery,

Druery and Hardware Merchants, Estate

Requisite Suppliers,

Licensed Dealers Sports

Arras Outfitters,

LimMerchants

Khoon Heng, General Importers

in Provision, Wine andand munition, Cycle inSuppliers and Am-

— Singa-

Liquors, Fresh fruits and Vegetables, pore, Head Kuala

Office Lumpur, Penang

(London), 10, and Lane,

Pancras Ipoh.

and

—245Frozen Meats and Dairy

Road; Produce

Teleph. E.C.

and 247, Orchard

7003; Cable Ad: Frozen East),4;Raffles

Head Place,

Office Singapore;

and Store Telephs.

(in the

Lim Seng Khoon, proprietor 5167, 5168 and 5169; Cable Ad: Littles,

Lim Singapore

Lim Joo

Joo Gbiang, attorney

Seng, manager Furniture Factory (in the East),

Cavanagh Road, Singapore.

Lim Nee Soon (Deceased), Estate oe Store (in the East), AmpangBranchStreet

—Marsiiing Building, 112 and 114, and

Lumpur;N.ew Embankment

Cable Ad: Road, Kuala

Littles, Kuala

Robinson Road Lumpur;

Executors - Lim''Ohong Pang and Branch StoreTelephs.

(in the3305East)—1,

and 3306.Pitt

Lini Chong Min Street, Penang; Cable Ad: Littles

Penang; Teleph. 982.-

Lim & Seah, Civil Engineers, Architects Branch

Street,Store

Ipoh,(inPerak;

the East)Teleph.Bel Held

684;

and Surveyors—13b, Change

Teleph. 6594; Cable,. Ad : Kengseng; Alley; Cable Ad: Littles, Ipoh; Codes:

Code:A.B.C. 5th edn. A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s

T. J. Hume, manag, dir. and chairman

Linotype and Machinery, Ltd., Manu- (London)

facturers of the Linotype Composing C.O. W.

T. Banks, director

Cousins, do. dp.

do.

Machine and High Grade Machinery

for Letterpress, Lithographic and News- A. G. Meggy, do. do.

paper Printers—=66, Robinson Road; C. Robertson,

A. A. Hare, secretary

manag. dir. (in do.East)

the

Teleph. ,7226; Cable Ad:.Linotype. Head

Office:' 9, KingsWay, A.A. J.A. Downe,

Ross, director do. ;

Altrincham, England London. Works: C. G. Fugler,

do.

secretary

do.

do.

A. C. Thompson, manager E.F. G.G Parrott,

Kitson, depot do. mgr.(Ipoh)

(Penang)

Lithographers, Ltd., Printers, Sta- Assistants—K. A. Albert, Chan

tioners, Lithographers and Engra- Kim Tong. F. Dobson, Mrs.

vers—Registered Office: 20 and 21, S.Felsinger, E. Fozard, Goh,

Raffles Chambers; Teleph. 2114. Boh Teck, J. Miss

G. Parsons, B. Hodgins,

R. Peters, H.

Works: 554, Havelock Road;

Cable Ad: Ribeiro; Codes: Bentley’s 7656; Sect Chye Leng, Tan Kim

and A.B.C. 5th edn. Hock, S. Warner, Wong Ah

SINGAPORE C51

Yew, E. C. Parrott, W. J. London and Lancashire Insurance Co.,

Chilvers, B. C. Rawlings, S. Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain)—

R. John, J. R. Lansdell, C. G. Union Building

Boustead & Co., Ltd., agents

Dickins, V. Baker, O. P. J. Turton, resident inspector

Woodford, 0. W. Sudbury,

Mrs. C. Richardson, Miss G.

A. Gale, A N. Rushton, W. Lorenz Radio Agency, Radio Specialists

and “Eberhard” Watches—Capitol

Somerville and W. Millar Building, 161, North Bridge Building;

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Teleph. 4674

Go., Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng- Schiffner Co., Ltd., proprietors

land), AIL Classes of Insurance— Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered

Local Office: French Bank Bldg.;

\ Teleph. 5935 : Cable Ad: Brinkmann Accountants Teleph. 6382;— 4,CableLaidlaw Building;

Ad: Explanate;

Brinkmann & Co., general

Resident Officer—W. agents

Swithinbank Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Western Union,

Bentley’s and Bentley’s 2nd

^Liverpool Victoria Insurance Corpora- A. J. Kane,a.c.a. a.c.a.

tion, Merged in the Commercial Union AvdR. Etlin, at :

Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

England)—Teleph. 5271; Cable Ad: in Shanghai—Glen Line Building

i Cuaco Tientsin—43, Victoria Road

A. C. Potts, manager Peiping—Culty Chambers, Legation

Street

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Classifica- London

E. C. 3— 90, Fenchchurch Street,

| tion and Registration of Mercantile Correspondents :

Shipping—2, Laidlaw Building; Teleph. Hongkong—Lowe, Bingham V Mat-

I* 6065;

JohnP.'Wormald,

>. Box 584;B.se.,

Cableship

Ad:and

Surveyor

engr. thews, Mercantile Bank Building

Tansurveyor

Teck Guan, cashier and clerk

, London Office — Lloyd’s Register of Lowise & Co., Huntley, Importers &

Exporters of Mining Products &

Shipping, 71, Fenehurch Street

Malcolm K. Scott, secretary 7240; Cable Ad:& Huntley

Machinery—4 5, Fish Street; Teleph.

L. T. Wu, manager

- Lohmann

ters and&Passage

Co., Ltd.,Agents

Importers,

of theExpor-

Nord-

, deutscher Lloyd —124, Robinson Road; Lyall & Evatt, Exchange, Share and

General Brokers—23; Raffles Place;

Teleph. 7012; Cable Ads: Progress and Telephs. 5.127, 5128 and 5129;Broomhall’s

Cable Ad:

Nordpass (Shipping)

Directors—G. Bosse, R. Fruestueck Qedar Imp,,

; Codes

Combination,

: Bentley’s,

A.B C. 5th and 6th

F. Vick and H. Heineken, assist. edns.

Loh’s Dispensary—257, South Bridge F. T. S. Newell, proprietor

Road; Teleph. 6159; Cable Ad: W. R. King, signs per pro.

Lohs S. Webb

C. W. Auchmuty

Rondon Assurance,

—Mercantile Bank Bldg,Marine and Accident Lyons Motors, Ltd.—Registered Office,

i Anglo-Siam Showrooms and Service Station: 92-100,

agents Corporation, Ltdgeneral Orchard Centramoto; Road;Codes:

Teleph,Bentley’s

5485; Cable Ad:

General

IjONDon & Eastern Printing Co., Ltd. and Private

; (Incorporated in the Straits Settle- W. A. Foster, manager

ments), Printers and Lithographers R.D. V.A. Hanson,

Martia (SalesserviceDept.)

engr.

—Registered Office: 11, Keppel

j Road;

Ad: Lepco;Teleph.Codes:

5821 (3A.B.C.

Lines);5thCable

and McAlister & Co., Ltd. (Established

6th edns., Bentley’s Private 1857).Produce

and GeneralMerchants,

Import, Shipping

Export, Coal

and

H. E. Darville InsuranceHouse, AgentsBattery

— Registered

W. T. Mulvey Gresham Road; Office:

Cable

C52 SINGAPORE

Ad: McAlister and at Penang, Ipoh, Malay Peninsula

Importers, Agency, Exporters

Manufacturers’ and

Agents—,

Kuala Lumpur ife London P. O. Box 503 ; Gable Ad : Fernando;

Directors—J. W. de Piro (chairman),

E. J. Riches, T. H. Holyoak and W. Code: Bentley’s

Watt E, R. A. Fernando, managing director ;

H. J. Rae, secretary

Assistants — B. N. Bintley, R. Malaya Publi.shing House, Ltd., Book-: j

: Graik (signs per pro), A. G., Hay sellers, Stationers, Printers and En- 1;

(signs per pro), D. W. Holder, G. gravers—Corner of Stamford Road and

Johnstone, D. A. Johnston, G. S. Armenian Street; Teleph. 5929; Cable;

Keyzar, G. M. Koenitz, G L. Ad: Empress;; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. i v

Littledyke,

A.Smith,

Tindall G. D.perA.pro),Lundon,

R. F. andF.C.Bentley' S

J. H.(signs

Wood and S. A. Yell Sands, F.R.G.s., managing director j

E. T. R. Smith, •secretary

C. Brown, Book Dept.

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union Build-

ing and at Penang, Kuala Lumpur,

Soerabaya and Batavia (Java), Medan Malaya Tribune (Incorporated in the

(Sumatra). London Firm: McAuliffe, S.andS.),Penang; Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh

Davis Hope, Chartered Accountants, tion : 14,000;DailyMorning Newspaper, Circula-

Newspaper,

80, Bishopsgate, E.C. 2. Teleph. 6378; Morning Tribune, Circulation; 3.000;

Cable Ad: VlcAuliffe

Sir Henry Thomas McAuliffe, f.c.a., Sunday Edition, Sunday Tribune,

partner (London) Circulation: 17,500—104-116, Anson

Road; Town .Office:

F. H. Grumitt, A.c.A., partner (Penang) Telephs. 58Uj 5812, 5813; Cable Ad: 9 & 11, The Arcade;

A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., do. (Singapore) Tribune

H. E. Collins, a.c.A., partner Proprietors—The Malaya Tribune

0. Grumitt, a.o.a., do. (Penang) Press, Limited

N. G. Bishop, A.c. i., signs the firm General Manager and Secretary —:

J. H. Phillips, a.c.a., do. E. Maurice Glover

G.A. Horsfield,

M. Walker,a.c.a.

a.c.a. ■ Editor —H. L. Hopkin

L. A. Hygate, a.c a. Asst. Gen. Mgr.—G. S. Hammonds

Manager—E. M. Akerib

Macphail & Co., Ltd., Rubber and Editorial Staff, Singapore

J. L. N.'Barbel-, news editor

Produce Brokers and Exporters, C. H. W. Goult

Share Brokers and Commission C. H. Stanley R. J. McLeod

Agents—Ocean Building; Teleph. Jones Wong Yan Chee

3306; Cable Ad: Macphails; Codes: Thomas Hope H. H. Lancaster

Acme, Bentley’s Complete, Bentley’s P.E. Joseph

P. John!

Balhetchet T.

N. K.H. Vellu

Siebel

Second Phrase, Broomhalls, A.B.C. Lim Keng Hor Bhang Hock Lim

6th Edition and Private Codes L. C.Tong Hoffman

T. Y. N. Anderson, managing director

C. Hewetson, director, Tan Hai S.P A.W. Savage

Pehsbn

John Frey, assistant G. S. Muthukr- Goh Teik

ishnan H. R. Hunter Booh

Editorial Staff, Kuala Lumpur

Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd., C. T.W.W.Chellappah

Generators

city for Power and and

Distributors

Light in ofMalacca—

Electri- S. Armstrong

Registered Office: French Bank Build- C.K. L.C. Carroll

K. McKelvie

ing; Teleph. 5043, 5044; Cable Ad: S. Spittell

Evatt;

Malacca; Generating

Teleph. Station:

52. Codes: Kubu

A.B.O.Road,

5th Editorial Staff, Ipoh

edn. and Bentley’s J. V. Morals I D. Moreira

H. Mylvaganam | D. E. G. Jansz

Malay Arts and Crafts Society— Editorial Staff, Penang

Selling Centre: Raffles Hotel; Teleph. W. B. Paterson 1 Goon Swee Kee

5381 Oei Seng Chye [ P. Joseph

SINGAfQRE C53

Malaya Tiiiblnb Pkess, Ltd., The, Pub- Cable Ad: Tobacco; Codes: AB.C- 5th &

lishers, Printers, Stationers—Proprie- 6th, Bentley’s and Private

tors of “The Malaya Tribune” (Daily

Newspaper) and “ Sunday Tribune”— Local Directors — H. C. Luetchford,

F. C. J. Moore and E. D. Smith

104-116,

Directors Anson

— DatoRoadS. Q. Wong (chair- Secretary—S. E. Dods:

man), E. A. Elias, Lee Chi on Tuan, Assistants—

T.c.b.e.W.(Malacca)

Ong and . Tan Cheng Lock, R. A. C. Browne

D. B. Dowling S, G. Ingram

E. Maurice Glover, gen. mgr. and secty. W. H. Garcia R. B. Little

N. F. Grose I. Mackenzie

Malayan Brewekies, Ltd.—Office : 7, H. E. Hall R. J. Maxey

Trafalgar Street; Brewery: 478, J.

F. D.L. Hudson

Hawley !.F. Scott-Dalgleish

N. Robinson

Pasir Panjang (off Alexandra H. Hunter R. D. Wilkie

Road) ; Cable Ad : Breweries Penang Branch—48, Church Street;

Directors—W. H. Macgregor, J. Teleph. 1475; Cable Ad: Tobacco

A. Clarke, E. C. H. Charlwood, H. Distributors far :

Schweizer and D. Allebe British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

K. Weller, dipl. brewmaster, and Associated Companies

technical manager Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. and As-

J. de Rijke, assist, brewer sociated Companies

J. M. Van Liempt, engineer

, Secretaries and Managing Agents Malayan Signs Press — 399, Upper

—Fraser & Neave, Ltd. Serangoon Road; Teleph. 7085; Cable

Malayan Farms, Ltd., Dairymen^O, Ad:L. Adventist I. Bowers, manager

Arcade ; Cable Ad : Malta

Malayan Flour Milling Co., The, and General Manasseh

Millers of “Eagle Brand” Wheat Atta St.; Teleph. 6227Brokers—12, D’Almeida

Cable Ad: Rupmanel;

Flour—50-54, Peck Seah Road; Teleph.

7328; P. O. Box 540; Cable Ad: Phea- Scott’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

sant, Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley's Isaac A. Elias, partner

S. M. Nathan, manager Raphael A. Elias, do.

Harding Lee, bookkeeper

Malayan Law Journal — 24, Raffles Manasseh Commission

& Co., S., Merchants and

Place; Teleph. 3010; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Malool; Code: Bentley's 6869;Agents—2,

Cable Ad:Prince Street;

Manasseh;

Codes: Al, A.B.C. 5th end., Bentley’s,

Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co.— Private Ez. S. Manasseh, proprietor

6, Raffles Place; Cable Ad: Mechanical E.ChuaJ. Ellis,

Malayan Motors, Ltd., Automobile Seng,signs

clerkper pro.

Distributors and Service Specialists-— Jaganath Singh, clerk

14-20, Orchard Road ; Teleph. 5484;

Cable Ad:

Bentley’s, Acme,Malaymotor;

Private etc. Codes: Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Shipping,

W. J. Wearne, manager Passenger, Forwarding and Insurance

R. Jackson, acct. and sales manager Agents—Ocean

Teleph. 5154 (7Building, Lines);Collyer

CableQuay;

Ad:

1 J.C. C.W.Allan,

Watson,stores mgr.mgr.

service Mansfield

Agencies: Directors—F. S. Gibson, W. Penrice,

G. S. Miller and W. A. Kimpster

Morris Cars

Wolseley Carsand Commercial Vehicles Managers—W. W. Jenkins, M. Reid

and K. N. Black

Secretary—W. F. Brodie, c.a.

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Asst. Accountants—G. V. Andrews,

Ltd. (Incorporatedin the Straits

ments) Cigarette and Tobacco Importers Settle- a.c.a., J. Crichton, a.l.a.a., a.c.i.s.,

—IRKeppel Road; Teleph. 5821(3 lines); C. Q. Starkey, c.a. (Penang) and

S. L. McNee, o.4v

C54 SINGAPORE

Assistants—E. M. Adam, A- R- Brand. Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line

T.G. W.H. Fiennes,

Dkly.'W.E.R.J. C.Dobbs, D. E.J.G,

Gardner, M. New Zealand Government Tourist

Bureau

Harbottle,

Holt, W. Inglis,F. E. E.R. Hindley, P. A. Sub-Agencies

J. Isherwood, :

A. O. Jones, F. L. Lane, L. G. Lee, K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways)

W. 1. L. Legg, A. McLellan (signs per K.N.I.L.M. (Royal Netherlands

pro.), W. H. McNeill, T. E. Mason, Indian Airways)

J.Pearson,

S. Messenger, M. M. Millar,

W. D. Peterkin, A. D.

D Richard- Royal State Railways of Siam

son, M. Roberts, E D. Rushworth, Australian Commonwealth Rail-

ways

J.H. Skeldon,

J. 0. K. TomsH. N.(signs

Smyth,per A.pro.),T. F.M.S. Railways

Liverpool & London & Globe In-

Wedgwood,

R.Mrs.

M.I.Aitken, K.Miss

L. .N.

V. M. Whale, Miss surance Co., Ltd

R. B. Tuxford and Clements,

Miss I. A. Thames & Mersey Marine Insur-

ance Co., Ltd.

Waddell

Cargo

Ltd.—W. Superintendent,

M. Oak RhindO. S. S. Co., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.r

Supt. Engineer, 0. S. S. Co., Ltd.—L. The—Singapore kong Bank Chambers Branch. Office: Hong-

(2nd Floor),

Froggatt, M.I. MAR. E.,

F., A.M. INST. N.A., M.I.E.S. A.M.I. M( CH. Teleph. 7775 ; Cable Ad : Manulife,

Asst. Supt. Engineers—A. Bannatyne, Codes : Western UnionCanada;

(5-LetterLondon

edn.).

M. B. Pepper, J. R. Watson, a.m.i. Head Office: Toronto,

mar. h:.'(Penang) and E. C. Younge, Office: British Columbia House, 1,

Regent Street, S.W. 1

M.I. MAR. E.

Marine

Baddeley Supt., S. S. Co., Ltd.—Capt. S. Penang Office:

7, Union Street

Asst. Marine Supt.—F. W. Chamberlin Agents in Bangkok:

General Managers : Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.

■ Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.

Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd. Marconi International

General Agents:

Blue Funnel Line MUNIcationCo., Ltd., TheMarine Com-

(Incorporat-

Imperial Airways, Ltd. ed in England),

and Telephone Apparatus —Tele-

Marine Wireless

Indian Trans-Continental Air- graph Robinson Road;

35,

ways, Ltd. Thulium; Code: Teleph.

Marconi3707; Cable Ad:

International

Quantas Empire Airways, Ltd.

Macrobertson-M

Ltd. iller Aviation Co., Marconi Sounding Device Co., Ltd.,

Butler Air Transport Co. The (Incorporated in England),

The Irrawaddy Flotilla Co., Ltd. meter Depth Sounding Apparatus, Echo-

Australian National Airways, Teleph. System—35, Robinson Road;

3707; Cable Ad: Thulium

Pty., Ltd.

Pan American Airways (Inc.) Marine and Society

General(Incorporated

Mutual Lifein

Guinea Airways, Ltd. Assurance

Agencies: England)—Cbllyer Quay

China Navigation Co., Ltd. R. V. Harris, agent

Hua Khiow Steamship Co. (1932)

Cunard White Star, Ltd. Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. atedR. inV. England)—Collyer

Australian-Oriental Line

Sarawak Steamship Co. (1927), Harris, agent Quay

Ltd.

The Siam Steam Navigation Co., Master’s Services, Ltd., Associated

Consultants on Advertising

Newspaper

Ltd.

The Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Display, Publishers, etc. — 19a,Outdoor

Advertising Market Analysis,

Cecil

Ltd. Street; P.0. Box 383; Telephs. 5341Code

andl

Shaw, Savill & Albion Co., Ltd., 5342; Cable Ad: Masterads.;

New Zealand Bentley’s

SINGAPORE 055

Mavfield Kennels & Zoo, Dealers in Michelin & Co., M. (Clermont Ferrand,

Wild

Every Animals,

Variety Pheasants

— 9, Samford and Birds

Road;of France)—P.O. Box 129; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 3188 ; Cable^ Ad : Kennels; Pneumiclin Representative—M. P. Parlant

Animal Depot: 589, East Coast Road Assistant—Ng Mong Lim

■“Mayfair” (Mayfair & Co.), Ladies & Chief Clerk—Tan Miaiig Kim

Gentlemen’s Outfitters —

Branch : 157, North Bridge Road,Town Retail

Capitol Building; Night Retail Show- MILITARY

room: Great World Park; Telephs. 3007 Military Forces—

and 2411; Cable Ad: Mayfarco

Proprietor—Lim

Manager—Kelly T.KokLinT’ai General Officer Commanding Ma-

Assistants—Edward Tham,andCheng laya— Major-General W G. S.

Suan, Neo H. Leong Y. W.C. Dobbie, C.B., c.m.g., d.s.o. (Flag-

staff House; Teleph. Civil 6009)

Phoon G. S. C. I.—Col. E. G. Miles,p.'s.o., m.c.

Maynard & Co., Ltd., Wholesale , and G. S. O. II (I)—Capt. (Bt Maj.)

Retail Chemists and 6115;

Druggists—11, F. H. Vinden, Suffolk R.

Battery Road; Teleph. Cable Ad: G. S. O. II—Maj, E. J. Medley,

Maynard; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

J. McRae Chalmers, m.p.s., f.s.m.c., mgr. M.C., R.A.

O. E.J.Crooks, m.p.s., assist, manager G. S. O. Ill—Capt. E. F. Benja-

Mrs. M. Jackson, assistant (Eliz. A. A.’& Q. M. G.—Colonel M. A.

Arden Dept.) Studd, d.s.o., m.c.

McIntyre & Co., Ltd., Stewart, En- D.F.A.Davidson,

A. & Q. M.M.c.G. 1/lnniskg

Major D. N.

gineers and Contractors—45, Orchard

Road ; Cable Ad : Construct Staff Captain—Major J. Hooper, r.a.

Medical Hall, Ltd., Chemists and S. O. L. F.—Maj. J D. Wyatt.

Druggists — Wholesale Dept.: Collyer m.c., North’n Regt.

Quay, Retail Dept.: 3, Battery Road; Defence Security Officer, Malaya—

Teleph. 6117 ; Cable Ad : Obat Lt.-Col. F. Hayley Bell, d.s.o.

Geo.

Alex.W. J.Crawford,

Turner,m.p.s.,

m.p.s.,mang. dir.

director Mohamed Dulfakir & Co., Book-

: J. and Dyce,secretary

m.p.s., wholesale manager sellers, British and American News

agents, Stationers, Wholesale and

J. Duthie, M.P.S., retail mgr. Retail Dealers, Rubber Stamp

J. Welsh, m.p.s., asst.

A. Cockburn, m.p.s., asst. Makers, Book-binders, etc.—Head

Medical Office—Corner of North Bridge Victoria46,Street,

Office: High Street; Branches: 163,

and Bras Basah Roads; Teleph. 6706; Ad: Dulfakirs Kuala Lumpur; Cable

Cable Ad: Medicine M..VMohamed Dulfakir,

I. A. Majeed, sole proprietor

manager

MetrotGoldwyn-Mayer Oriental Inc.

(Incorporated in U.S.A.), Distributors of

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures:—144-b, Mohamed Kassim & Co. (S.S.), R. E.,

Robinson Road; Teleph. 3255; Cable Ad: Importers, Exporters, Estate

Piece-goods and Gramophone Dealers—

Suppliers,

Metrofilms; Code: Bentley’s 39, Market Street; Teleph. 3191;Codes:

P.O.

Maurice Silverstein,

G. A. Ryder, manager .

asst, manager Box 35.4; Cable Ad: Kassimson;

Bentley’s, Schofield’s, A.B.C. 6th Edition,

Meyer Bros., Merchants & Commission Branches: Oriental 3-Letter. Head Office:andTeluk

Penang;

Agents, Estate ofCollyer

..(Deceased)—14, Sir Manasseh M eyer Anson Singapore,

Quay; Teleph. •

Malacca

6203;Bentley’s

and Cable Ad: Aamoona; Codes: A.B.C. Moheideen & Co., K. Syed, Bullion Mer-

Trustees — Isaac Meyer, Reuben chants, MoneyCommissions

Changers, Agents—23,

Exchange

. Assistants—D.M. Abed S. Abed and Brokers

Meyer and I. B. David, and

Chulia Street; Teleph. 7547; Cable Ad:

J. M. David Hassel; Code: Bentley’s and Private

C56 SINGAPORE

Mohideen Motoe Union Insheance Co., Ltd., (In-

Retail Dealers, Importers and and

&- Co., B. S., Wholesale Ex- corporated in England), Motor Vehicles,

porters, Estate Suppliers, Ship- Fire, Marine

chandlers,

sion Agents—15Contractors and Commis-

and 26, Chulia Street; Si me, Darby k, Co., Ltd. general

Cable Ad : Rosebrand. Branches at agents (Singapore and Branches)

Malacca and Penang Motte

Moine

cessorsComte & Co., Fra^aise

of (Maison Suc- —timport;

Ltd., The fondle 8, Prinsep Street; Cable Ad: Mot-

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Bentley’s.

en 1894), Merchants, Shipping and Cogels, Antwerp; Head Cable

Office:Ad:79,Mottimport

Avenue

Insurance Agents—Head

Building, Collyer Quay; Office:

Teleph.Union

5996; Antwerp

Cable Ad: Moine; Codes: Bentley’s, Moutbie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and

A.B.C.

Penang 6th and Lugagne. Branch in Organ

M. Lejeune, director Music Manufacturers, Repairers,Dealers

and Musical Instrument Tuners,

W. Warden, signs per pro. and Refrigeration Engineers—24-1,

Raffles Place (Arcade); Teleph. 6422;

Shipping and Insurance : Cable

edn. Ad: Moutrie; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Compagnie des Chargeurs R^unis J. L„ Waters, manager

Socffit^ les Affreteurs Maritime® N. E. Carville, service engineer

Indochinois

Socffite des

Messageries Affreteurs

Maritimes Indochinois

(Penang)

Union Fire Insurance Co. of Paris Mullee k Phipps (Malaya), Ltd.,

Manufacturers’ Representatives—Laid-

Montoe, Ltd., General Importers—Office: law Building; Teleph. 2579; Cable Ad:

37,

CableArcade, Raffles Place; Teleph. 6046; plete Phrase. NewAcme,

Ad: Terolf

Mulphico,; Codes: York Bentley’s Com-

Office: ‘Muller

A. Montor, managing director & Phipps (Asia),

New York City, U.S.A. Ld., One Park Avenue;

G. Aurely, director E. G. Sellers, managing director

C.A. Guidon,

Dolder, mgr.,

F.M.S.Batavia

and SiamOffice repre-

Mosey & Co., Ltd., John, Electrical sentative

Engineers and Contractors—“Tricity”

House, 6|7558;Mile,

Teleph. P.O.Bukit

Box 374;Timah

CableRoad;

Ad:

Morey J§ H * & R

Mon Dispensary—44, North Bridge Road

Motion, Smith

Opticians, Ophthalmic Opticians, Watch MUNICIPALITY

and Clockmakers,

Instruments DealersinMaterials—

and Drawing Surveying

15, Battery Road; Teleph:

Ad: Motion; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. 7769; Cable Council, Municipal

L. E. Fry, f.b.o.a., f.s.m.c., manager Commissioners — W. Bartley,

m.b.e., m.o.s. (President), J. A. c.m.g.,

Elias

j.p., E. A. Brown, o.b.e..,

S. Q, Wong, j.p., R. Tessensohn, v.d., j.p.,

Motiwalla & Co , E. J., Stationers, Paper c.h., j.p., G. Parbury, j.p., Dr. H. S,

6Merchants and Commission

and 8, d’Almeida Agents—

Street; Teleph. 4570; Moonshi, c.h., j.p., Dr. K. K. Pathy,

j.p., Ng Senj.p.,Choy, c.h., j.p., Seow

Cable Ad: Motiwalla; Codes: Bentley’s,

A.B.C, 5th and

Beach St., Penang 6th edns. Branch at 6, S.Poh B.Leng,

Tan, A.Chua J. Keh

Braga,Hai, Dato

j.p.,.

E. A. Mamajiwalla, manager Mohamed Ghazaly bin

Ariffin, j.p.. Shaikh Yahya bin Mohamed

Motoe Teadees Finance Co., Ltd., Auto- Ahmad Afifi, j.p., A. Dobson, .j.p.,

motive Financiers—45, Orchard Road; E.nett,Gregory-Jones,

N. A. Mallal, m.c.,A. M.E. Pearson,

J. Ben-

Teleph. 5485; Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Motor Wearne; A. W. W. Ker, R. E. Prentis, T. H.

Traders Stone,

Dr. H. T.j.p,,Wee,

Dr.j.p.V. K. Samy and

SINGAPORE C57

Secretariat Asst,

Weston, a.m. xnst. c.e., a.m. inst.E.

Engineers ( General)—D.

Secretary—C. H. Goldie M. & CY. F.

1st Asst. Secy.—J. C. S. White Supt. ofSupt.

Machinery—C. P. Lee L.

2nd Asst. Secy.—W.

Superviser—J. W. Duncan

L. Byrne Asst. of Machinery—W.

1st Clerk—M. Murugasu Kerr

Sanitary Engineer—J. Curran

Treasurer’s Department Asst.

chettSanitary Engineer!—G. Prit-

Treasurer—J. Stone, F.s.s., E.i.m.t.a., Financial k Office Assistant—J. B.

F.S.A.A., J.P. Potter, a.i.m.t.a.

Deputy Chief Clerk—V. Narayanasamy

chester, Treasurer

A.I.M.T.A. — H. L. Man- Engineer Surveyor—R. Pearse

Engineering Draftsman — T. P.

Assist. Treasurers—‘A. H.

R. Brown, J. R. Hill, a.s.a.a., Assiter, Kharmakar, a.m. tnst. struct, e.

A.I.M.T.A., K. J. O’dell, A.I.M.T.A. Engineer Assistant — lau Tsung

and S. S. Scales, a.s.a.A. Kya, B.sc. (eng.)

Office Assistant—A.Rahman

E. Smithbin Aziz Surveyor & D/Man—I. A. Zuzarte

Stock taker—Abdul Roads Foremen — P. Dunsmore,

Bates J.Licensed

Gibson and R. H. Pennefather,

Surveyor (s.s.), f.f.a.s.

Clerk-in-Charge—Chan Joo Chuan (LONDON)

Miscellaneous Clerk

Inspector of Works—J.P.Yanderput

of Works—W. R. Crompton

Clerk-in-Charge—Tan Jui Nagh Sewage Disposal Works

Accozmts Manager, Alexandra Road—C. A.

Clerk-in- Charge—Tan Thean Seang Fernandez

Water Gas and Electricity Manager, Paya Lebar—J. C. Gil-

Clerk-in-Charge—Chan Kim Chwee christ

Audit Store and Workshop

Clerk-in-Charge—Sng Teck Hoe Snrperintendent C. P. Lee

Stationery Dept. Deputy Superintendent — N. Coul-

Clerk-in-Charge—Koey Tuan Beng son

Transport Centre

Superintendent—P. L. Barclay

Ed'linSuperintendent — S. ■ W. G.

Assessment Department Asst,

Assessor—C. F. Snell, f.s.i.

Asst.

f.a.lAssessors—A. W. f.a.l.p.a

p.a., E.S. Pickering, Ellison, Chief Clerk—Tan Teck Whato

and A. Cullen, p.a.s.1. Garage Assistant—H. Haderup

Chief Clerk—Osman bin Abas Fire Brigade, Municipal

Superintendent — A. New berry,

Engineer’s Department, Municipal M.I.FIRE E,

Municipal Engineer—A. R. Fyfe, Second Officer—J. G. Shaw

M. INST. .C.E. Third Officer —A. Platt

Deputy Municipal Engineer (Road) Fourth Officer—J.

Sub-Officers - B. C.Angus

J. Buckeridge,

—O. W. Gilmour, b.a., b.a.l, A.M.I. FIREE., L. F. Phipps, GRAD,

A.M. INST. C.E. i. fire E., C. L. Teskey, grad, i.

Deputy Municipal Engineer

rage)—K. V. Cuthbe, a.m. inst. (Sewe- fire e. and Y. G. Dondugh, grad,

C.E., M.R.S.I. I. FIRE E.

Asst. Engineers (Roads) — G. Ed- Clerk and Cashier—Seah Keok Seng

mond, a.m. inst. c.e. and H. G.

Thorpe,

M. & GY. E.a.m. inst. c.e., a.m. inst. Gas Gas.

Department, Municipal

Asst. Engineers ( Sewerage ) — gas.Engineer—F.

Deputy E.Gas Engr.—Bedford, m. inst.

M. M. Paterson,

A.A.M W. B. Gill, A.M. INST. C.E.,

I. STRUCT. E., A.M. INST. M- & Assist. do. -t-G. C. R. Franks,

CY. E,, C. C. Collom, B.SC. (eng.), ASSOC. I. GAS.do.:E. —W. W. Paterson

Distribution

A.M. INST. C.E., A.M. INST.M. & CY. E. Assist. do. —W. H. Swan

and I. A. E. Lyons, a.m. inst. c.e., Chief Clerk —Wee Lye Whatt

A.M. INST. M. & CY. E.

(J58 SINGAPORE

Health Department, Municipal Municipal Electricity Department

Health Officer—P. S. Hunter,

M.A., M.B., CH.B., D.P.H., J.P. c.b.e., Municipal Office:

Deputy Acting Electrical Engr.—C. C.

Canton,Health

m.b., ch.b.,Officer—N.

b.a.o., d.p.h.A. Payne, m.b.e., a.m.i.e.e.

Deputy Electrical Engineer—C. C.

Assist. Health Officers—W. E. Payne, a.m.i.e.e., m. amer. i.e.e.

Hutchinson,

H. R. Morrison, m.a.,m.b.,

m.d.,ch.b.,

d.p.h.d.p.h.

and Financial Assist.—T. M. Stevens,

Medical Officer i/c Staff—A. Thurai, A.C.I.S.

L. M.S. Distribution Chief Clerk—Tan Sim Hong, F.c.c.s.

Department;

Bacteriologist—C.

M. 0. A.,

B. Gilmour, Distribution

M.B., CH.B. Engineer—-F. Horsfall

Analyst—R. District Engineers—W. A. Phipps,

B.SC., F.I.C. E. Willgress, a.r.c.s., a.m.i.e.e., W- C. D. Ball, a.i.e.e.

and R. A. Waddle, B,sc., a.m.i.e.e.

Deputy Analyst—J.

p.i.c., a.r.c.s., d.i.c. F. Clark, m.sc., Assist, ;Dist. Engrs.—E. Kent, F. H.

Chief Sanitary Harris,

a.m.i.e.e.a.m.i.e.u.,

and C. P.G. C.Richards,.

Sands,

Benjafield, o.b.e.,Inspector—H.

m.r.s.i. J.

m.sc., a.m.i.e.e. & A.R.I. Serle

Deputy Chief Sanitary Inspector—

J. B. McMorine, c.r. (San. Inst.)

Market Inspector—M.N. McMahon, Power Station (St. James):

A.R.S.I. Power Station Supt.—S. R. Urqu-

Supt.,. Slaughter Houses — D. hart, A.M.I. MECH. E., ASSOC. I.E.E.

Wilson, m.r.s.l Assist. StationSupt.—A.

Boiler House Supt.—A.T.E.Cameron

Garden

Office Assistant—O. L. Velge Maintenance Engr.— A. G. Bourhill

Machinery, Stores and Workshops, Charge

son, T.Engineers—A.

E. Hodgson, M.Bundy,

William-D.

A.Turnbull

Municipal—River Yalley Road Henderson and J.

Supt., Machinery,P. LeeStores and

Workshops—C. Hiring Department:

Deputy Supt., Stores &■ Work- Installation Engineer — E. G-

shops—N. Coulson Vaughton

Asst. Supt. of Machinery — W. Eng. Asst.—V. de Souza, assoc,

L. Kerr i.e.e!

Storekeeper, Municipal Stores— Meter

MeterDepartment:

Superintendent—B. Murcott

T. Nadaison Assist. do. r—S. W. H. Parker

1st Clerk, Municipal Stores—

Lim Meng Quee

1st— G.Clerk, Municipal Workshops Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Kathamuthu

Clerk, Municipal Plant Depot— Department

Khoo Hong Meng Municipal

—Jas. T.Vet, Surgeon

Forbes, and Supt.

m.r.c.y.s.

Supervisor, Municipal

Pumping Stations — Simon Sewage Assist. Municipal Yet. Surgeon—K.

Lee Seng S. Nair, g.b.t.c.

Chief Inspector—V. I. Bracken

Municipal Architect and Building Assist. Inspector—Y. D. Rozario

, Surveyor’s Department Do. —N. V. Jansen

Municipal Architect and Building,

Surveyor—D.

D. A. C. Rue, f.r.i.b.a., Singapore Improvement Trust—

Chief

D.A. Assistant—J. Scott, a.r.lb.a., Municipal Building; Cable Ad: Itrust

2ndSTRUCT.

Assistant — A. Canned, a.m.i. Board of Trustees {Bx Officio)

E., A.M.R.S.I.

3rd Assistant — R R. Gardiner, The President, Municipal Commis-

L.R.I.B.A., A.M.T.P.I., M.I.STRUCT.E.T. sioners, Singapore (chairman)

Chief Building Inspector—F. The Hon. The Financial Secty., S.S.

Ephraums, a.m.i. struct.e. The Hon. Director of Public

Chief Draftsman—C. Vi. S. Nathan Works, S.S.

Inspector of Playground The Hon. Commissioner of Lands

Spaces—L. A. Rappa and Open .. S.S.

The Municipal Health Officer

Chief Clerk—R. Seenivasan

SINGAPORE 059.

Manager- - L. Langdon Williams) Naina Mohamed it Sons, General Mer-

F.R.I.B.A.,

M.T.P.I. M. I.STRUCT.®., F.S.I., chants, facturers’Importers, Exporters andandManu-

Agepts, Wholesalers Re-

E. C,vFI. Chari wood tailers in Provisions, Patent Medicines

S. Q. Wong Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Toilet Re-

J.J. I.A. Dawson

Elias quisites, Suppliers in Chemicals and

Drugs, etc. - 4 & 5, Raffles Place; Teleph.

Secretary—Alex. Greenhill 2669;&Cable Ad: Salamat;

Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C.

Assists.- Janies M.Fraser, a.r.i.b.a., 4th Branches:

5th edns., and Private.

A. M.T.IM.. A.Lumpur;

Barbat, E.E.A.B: Sewell, a.m.t.p.i. boe; 17, Jalan 3, Jalan Kedeih, Pulau Kuala

26,

M.I.STRUCT.®., OldV.Market

P. Square, Sam-

and A. ,G. Church, a.r.i.b.a., Kedeih, Pulau Bukom

a. m.t.p.i. Proprietors—Adam X.Abdul

Adam N. Mohd. Ebrahim and Adam Rahman,

Surveyors—D.

Charge) and S.Nelson,(Surveyor-in

J. Beattie N. Abdul Salam

Office Assistant—H. J. Eason SoleBengal

Agents-.Chemical it Pharm. Works,

Chief Clerk—-Seah Nghee Khay Ltd., Calcutta, Bombay

Legal Advisers - Braddell Bros.

Vehicles Department Nan Sin Optical House, Manufacturing

Registrar—Lt. Col. G. C. Meredith, Road; Opticians—Office : 325, North Bridge

O.B.E., M.C. Teleph. 6363; Cable Ad:. Nan-

Deputy Registrar—Major W. Rose chintra P. proprietor

S. Dzing, o.D. (Phila.), managing

Assist. Registrar—C. J.Coita

Chief

Machinery Inspector—E.

Inspector—P. G. Staunton

Wilson

. Chief Clerk—D. Sundram Nang Heng & Co., Musical Instrument

Dealers—103-105, Selegie Road

Watlp Department, Municipai/—

Cable

WaterAd:. Engineer—D.

Watereng J. Murnane,

M.C., BWater

E., M.I.C.E. Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co'Wallich

., Ltd.

Deputy Engineer - F. G. Hill, (Incorporated in China)—30,

Street; Teleph. 2880; Cable Ad:

B. SC.,

District Engineer (Water)—rG. A. Nytob; A.M.I.C.E. Code:Ping,

Private

Cessford, Water a.m.lc.e. ( Engineers—A.

• Ng Shuk attorney

Assistant

' C.Kelly,

Macdonald, A.m.i.c.e., S.

b.sc., a.m.i.c.e., S. B. W. N.

Williams, B.scl and F. S. Wicks, Nanyang Siang Pau, The (Daily, Cir-

b.

Financial and Office sc.,_(eng.),

Assist.—P, C. a.c.o.i.

culation: 30,000), The Nanyang Week-

Marcus, a.c.a. ly (Weekly), The Nanyang Siang Pau

Supt. (Woodleigh Pumping Station) Pictorial

NanyangEdition Siang (Quarterly)

Pau YearandBook.The

-J. B. Best Proprietors:

Supt. (Johore Works)—S. W. Bryden Press, Ltd. (Incorporated in Pau

The Nanyaug Siang the

Straits Settlements)—45 & 47, Robin-

N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd. (Incor- son Road; Teleph. 2369; P. O. Box 27;

porated in New Zealand) - Cable Ad: Siangpau;

Edition, Bentley’s & Private Codes: A.B.C.

Financial Agents—Derrick & Co., Managing Director—Lee Geok Eng

Hong Kong Bank Chambers, Manager & Printer—Fu Wu Mun

Singapore Editor A Publisher—Fu Wu MunKai

Nagindas & Co., Maganlal, General ' Advertising Manager—Tay

1

Merchants Commission Agents—614, Tek, ii.c.s.

North Bridge Road; Teleph. 3406; Cable Account

Teng & General — Law Chew

Ad: Suraty. Silk Stores at: 85-87,

| Arab Street Nanyo Printing Office, PrintersStreet;

and

Stationers — 162-164,

Cable Ad: Cecil

Nahar cfe Co., Dealers in Sports Goods— Teleph. 2680;

K. Koguti, managing director

Koguti

113, North Bridge Road; Teleph. 2729

060 SINGAPORE

Nathan, M. & E., Electrical Radio gen’V Cheese, Chocolate and Cocoa

and Sound Engineers — 25-29, Am- -129-135, Cecil Street; Telephs.

ber Mansions; Teleph. 4856; Cable 5495 & 5496; Cable Ad: Nestanglo;

Ad: Emin Codes: AB.C. and Bentley’s

National Employers Mtttital General Manager for Malaya, C.B. N.Shrubsole,

and Sarawak—H. Borneo

Insurance Association, Ltd. (Incor- (Singapore)

porated in England) Official In- Managers

surers to The Automobile Associa-

tion of Malaya, Motor, Fire, Burg- and H. J.forWolflisberg

Singapore—K. E. Imire

lary, Workmen’s Compensation Advertising Dept.—S. S. Franklin

& Personal Accident. Every Risk Rated Accountant—R. F. Sawyer, a.l.a.a.

on its Merits — Meyer Chambers, Assistant—D. P. Beattie, C. L.

Raffless Place; P.O. Box 414; Teleph. Boumphrey, D. C. Clark,

Cranford, P. Hatcher, R. G.

R. McIntosh

2845; Cable Ad: Nemgial Whyte, J. C. Parsons and J. L.

N. S. Wise, manager for Malaya Purnell

National City Bank of New York Manager for D.E.I. Outer Possessions

—(See Banks) —C. Corai (Singapore)

Assistants—B. de F. Garland and

National Commercial & Savings Bank G. L. Viney

—(See Banks), ,

New Singapore

porated Ice Works,

in Batavia), Ltd. (Incor-

Ice Manufacturers

National

A-USTRALASIA,Mutual

Ltd.-Life AssbciATioN of —10, Larut Road; Teleph. 6418; Cable

General Agents : Ad: Petodjo; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Boustead A Co., Ltd., Union Building

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., The

Nbderlandsche Handel Maatschappij, (Incorporated in New Zealand), Bank Fire,

,N. V. (Netherlands Trading Socie- Marine Chambers;

and Accident—Hongkong

Teleph. 5*61; P.O. Box 411;

ty)—(See. Banks) Cable Ad: Newzico

Nederland Line Royal Dutch IViaii Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., general

(Incorporated in Holland!,, (N. V. agents

Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland) A. D. Anderson, mgr.

—41, Robinson, Road; Telephs., 5801-2:

Cable • Ad : Suezboot;5 • Codes : Scott’s E.

Clark,I. He'nton,

assistantsA. U. Ling and I. J.

10th edn.yA.BiC.

Second Phrase 6th edn: arid Bentley’s

(Regular

—Batavia,Tbreeweekly Service Nippon

PassengerSabang,

Singapore, Belawan,

BaiyakuNippon),

corporatedin Kaisha,Importers

Ltd. (In-

and

Colombo, Suez, Port Said. Genoa, Ville- Exporters

tal,

of Drugs, Chemicals, Den-

Surgical Goods, Toilet Articles,

franche,

B. Th. Southampton and Amsterdam) Morinaga’s Chocolates, Biscuits, Sweets,

C. Kleyn, manager

C;W. van Ajinomoto and Provisions Glass Bottles

vanBurken, asst, manager

den Bosch and

Brand:

Wares,

RubberWashington,

Soled Canvasand Shoes

Asahi

Miss M. Roe | Miss C. H. Linn and Art North

and Lithograph Printing, etc.

Agents: —49-51, Bridge Road; Telephs.-

Holland East Asia Line 7198 and 7241 (Office) & 5624(Residence);

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro- Cable Branches:Ad: Baiyaku.

Osaka, Head Office:Mukden,

Dairen, Tokio;

ducts, Ltd. (Incorporated in Gib- Harbin Genjiro

and Hsinking

Umezawa, manager -

raltar), Distributors of the Goods

of Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condens-

ed Milk Company, Vevey, Con- Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Incorporated in

densed Milks, Sweetened and Japan)—Meyer Chambers, 16 Raffles

Unsweetened Evaporated Milk,

Natural Sterilised Milk, Milk Place; Telephs.

Bentley’s5841-3;Cable

2nd edn. Ad: Yusen;

Powder, Malted Milk, “Milo” Tonic Codes: A. Itihara, manager

Food, Quick Oats, Cream, “Lacto- Y. Sigemori, sub-manager

SINGAPOEE C61

General Department: tion—Union Building, Gollyer Quay;

Y.T.Hasegawa Teleph.

Mandarin. 5981; P. O. Box

Head branch 617; Cable

Office: manager

Shanghai Ad:

Saigobin Abdul Rah'man

Omar H. C. B. Way,

Admad bin J armidi C. R. Davidge | G. A. L. Plummer

Export Department: A.K.Fukumaru

Yamada Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society,

Y. Oisi Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Britain)

M. Kiyooka Tan Tin Seng

I. Kaimauti Tan Ghee Ghee Mercantile Bank Building; Teleph.

O. Akabane

Import Departm ent: 2691; Cable Ad: Nufam; Code:

L Tanaka \| Wee

S.i. Mizetta

^1 Eng Lock Bentley’s. Head Office: Norwich

K. N'akarato J. M. Sinclair, resident secretary

Ahmad bin Awang Chik R. H. Stevens, assistant

Passage Department:I H. G. A. Dayey Nouveaux Co., The, Importers & Manu-

P. Tsuyumu

S. Iwashirna facturers’ Representati

Teleph. ves—

4824;19-22,

CableLaid-

Account and Supplies| N.Department:

' K.Id.Nishida

Ikeyama law Building:

Parob; Codes: A.B.G., Bentley’s & Mosse

Ad:

Kawakumi I Dim Chuan Hock Manager—Paul Robitschek

M. Matsumoto | Lee Choon Keng Assistants—Walter

Fuhrmann Roth and Arthur

Noble, Db. Joseph W., & Co.,, American Chief Clerk—Chan Cheng Swee

Dental Surgeons—17, Bonham Building, A gencies:

! Carbon;

Bonham Code:

Street;Bentley’s

Teleph. 6824; Cable Ad: “Vitrea” Window & Thick Glass

“Tafa” FiguredHeat

“Thermolux” RolledResisting,

Glass Light

NooKHlNi; Co., F. M., General Merchants, Diffusing & Colourless Light

Exporters, Importers and Commission Producing Glass

Agents—9, Cecil Street; Teleph. 7950; “Marbrunite” Wall Covering Glass

Cable Ad: Noordin. & Furniture TopsCrystal Glassware,

Calcutta, Madras, Agencies

Rangoon,atColombo,

Bombay, “Inwald” Hartdcut

Table Glassware and Pressed Glass-

Tuticorin, Karachi, Bussra, Bahrein, ware,

Aden, Port Said,

Suez, Jaffa, Port Sudan,

Bangkok, Alexandria,

Sourabaya, Lon- tors andLighting Glassware Reflec-

Glass Bricks

don, Kobe, Hongkong and Shanghai

Ocean AccidentLtd.,and

Corporation, TheGuarantee

(Incorporat-

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen— ed in Great Britain), General Insurance

Freight—Harrisons,

Ltd. (Amber Barker

Building, 5, & Qp.,

Majacco Chief Agents for Malaya: Harrisons,

Street; Teleph. 5009; Cable; Ad: Barker & Co., Ltd.

P. W.. F. Mills, Malaya repre-

Nordlloyd), agents & Co., Ltd. (1,24,

Passenger—Lohmann sentative

Robinson Road; Teleph. 7565; Cable

Ad: Nordpass), agents Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

North British & Mercantile Insurance ' atedMansfield

in England)—

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Bri-

tain)—Branch Office: Meyer Chathbers, Building,&Collyer

Co., Ld.,Quay)

agents (Ocean

Raffles Place; Teleph.. 2518;'Cable Ad: Optical House, The, Surgeons Opticians,

, Norbrit; Code: Bentley’s. “Dispensing Spectacles A Speciality”—

■ R.W. B.S. Henly, hianager

Hoseasoh,' assistant Eu Court, 65, Stamford Road; Teleph.

4310. Hours of Attendance: Daily-8.30

Associated- Companies'., a.m.

p.m.;toSundays

6 p.m.; Saturdays-830

& Holidays By a.m. to 4

Appoint-

Railway PassengersAssurance Co. ment

i Ocean Marine Insurance Go-> Ld,

Fine Art and General Insce. Co., Ld. Opthalmic Optometrist—S. A. Tan,

* The Insui’ance Office of Australia, Ld. D.O. (PHILA.), M.N.A.O.

Manager—Tan (ENG.)

Soo Ann

North China Insurance Co., Ltd. Assistant—Mrs. C. Tan

£ (Incorporated in China under the Com-

panies Ordinances of Hong Kong), Oranje Hotel—Stamford Road; Teleph.

Marine, Fire and Workmen’s Compensa- 2586; Cable Ad: Oranje

C62 SINGAPORE

Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

pora.ted in England), Merchants—Prince I

Advertising Contractors—2, Raffles Street & CollyerOffice

Quay;Paterson,

Cable Ad: Pater-

Place; Teleph. 3613; Cable Ad: son. London Simons

Orbipo Co., Ld.,E.C.London

M. L. Marcus, managing director Friars, 3; and atHouse,

Penang,Crutched

Kuala f;

Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Lumpur and Port Swettenham

Ltd. (Incorporated in the United King- William Purd Wellwood Ker, mana-,

dom)—Offices and Exchange: Telephone ging director and chairman ;

House, Hill Street; Cable Ad: Oakenpin (London)

Arthur Patrick Cameron, dir.(London) i

F. V. Boardroan, manager Eric Wm. Paterson,

R.A. W. Stainforth, asst,do-manager

Buchannan, Frederick Pool Harris, do-do. do. do. i

J.I. Maclachlan,

Phillip, exchange engineer Thomas MorleyShefford,do. do.

cable engineer Frederick Henry Temperley, director ;

F. A. Bickerdike, instal. engineer Ronald(Singapore)

Walter McKerrow, director

A.H. J.L. Thursfield, lines engineer

King, maintenance engineer (Singapore)

J. A. Gagan, do. J. B. Myles, C. G. Windle, C.

E. Courtenay, C. H. I. Kent, sign ||

Overseas Assurance Corporation, Ltd., per pro.

The, Fire, Marine, Workmen’s Com- M.Forbes,

Buchanan, E.A.J. P.Hooper,

Burley,S.R. L.J. f;

pensation and Motor Car Insurance—

Head Office: China Building, Chulia Oggier, P.R. Egerton-Smith, J. P. !

Street; Teleph. 5808; Cable Ad: Centen-

ary; Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th Wallace and A. M. Trowell E.

Turcan, J. H. Willmott, T.

edn.Board of Directors—Dato S. Q. Wong Pattara, Z., Cigars & Cigarettes Importer, ;

(chairman), Dr. S. C. Yin (deputy . Ad: CoffeePattara

and Hats--49, High Street; Cable ; t.

chairman), Lim Kim Seng, Tan

Chin Tuan, T. W. Ong, Chua Poh

Siang, Lee Kong Chian, K. C. Eu, urers ofManufacturing

Paxamo Co., Manufact- : .

Lee Chim Tuan, Tan Cheng Lock, Genting Perfumery Lane; Teleph.and3311;

Distillers—40,

Cable Yd: ‘

Lim Chong Pang,

and Chee Guan Chiang Lim Liat Boon Ardjoono

J. Tan

W. Harries,

Peck Jim,managing

general director

manager Peek & Qo., Ltd., Francis (Incorporated in I

England), General ProduceAgents

Merchants,

and i11i 1h

, G.GohC-Tong Chia,Liang,

actingaccident

secretarymgr. Exporters,

Estates Managing Insui Agents—E.

ance 2, Hong-

Yeo Peng Kiat, compradore kong Bank Chambers; Registered Office; :; ji

Overseas Store, General Importers and 5 and 76384; Eastcheap,

Cable Ad:London E.C.(All3;

Exporters — Victoria Building, 55, Teleph. Offi>J. es). Branches:

Fran pekoe

BataviaV Sourabaya. 1

.

Victoria Street; Teleph. 2288 Baillie, m.c., manager

Paglar Pharmacy--325, North Bridge Rd. Penang Biograph Co., Distributors of

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. (In- Talkies and Equipment—102, Prinsep

corporated in England), Fire Street ; Teleph. 4308 ; 4thCable Ad :' [:

and Accident — Commercial Union Biograph; Ung Chai

Codes: A.B.C.

Tong, mgr.

& 5th edns.

Bldgs.; Cable Ad: Palatinado Ung Chong Boon

P. & O. Banking Corporation—(Nee Banks) Mohamed Abdullah

B.M. M.Muttiah

Hahiffa | M. Hakiffa

Paramount

(Incorporated Film

in the Service,

Straits Ltd.

Settle-

ments), Distributors ofRoad;

Paramount Peninsular

gation Co. &(Incorporated

Oriental Steam Navi- |

in England

Pictures—51,

7206; Robinson

CableandAd: Paramount; Teleph.

Codes: by Royal Charter) — Office: Collyer Hi-

Universal Bentley’s Quay; Teleph. 5961; Cable Ad: Peninsula

J. (Teleph.

A. Groves,

7207) managing director R.H.V. F.Harris, agent I C. M. Jenkin |

Hammond

Paul Verdayne, manager P. C. Barnes | O. L. Bugge j

SINGAPORE Cos

Pennefather, J. P., f. s. i., Chartered Printers Printers,

Limitf,d (Incorporated in S. S.),

Lithographers, Publishers,

Surveyor and Appraiser, S.

Pasir Panjang Road; Teleph. 81073 S.—370-1, Bookbinders and Engravers — Regis-

tered

Street; OfficeTelephs.and 2222 Works:

and 5886Trafalgar

(3 Lines)

Peoples Dispensary—82, Rochore Road W. H. MacGregor, director

Peruvian Consulate—(See Consulates) J.T. A.J. A.Clarke,

Green, do.

do.

: Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia M.secretary

J. T. Watson, manager and

(See Associations and Societies) W. Gunstone, works manager

Phoenix Aerated Water Co., Ltd.—79, L.W. O.J. Furneaux;

Willis, assistant

do.

f Anson Road; Cable Ad: Phoenix; Code: H. A. Porter, do.

Bentley’s E. Owsiak, do.

i Board of Directors — N. R. Mistri

Lr (chairman), Khoo Wee Tong, K. R.

; Stevens, Ong Yan Keng and D. B. Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd. (In-

Morris (secretary) , . corporated in Englahd)—.

Stephens Paul & Co., genl. agts.

j! 38, Hill &Street

Phu Yik Co., Ltd., Paper Merchants—

Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., The

! Pichon & Co., Y., Curry Powder and (Incorporated in England), Life,

| General Merchants—166, Neil Road ; Fire, Marine, Motor . Car, Motoj

Cable Ad : Yipichon ; Code : Mar- Cycle, Personal Accident, Burglary

f coni’s and Workmen’s Compensation Insu-

rance—17-18 Mercantile Bank Bldg.;

Pilot Board—(See Associations and Teleph. 3314; Cable Ad: Prudasco

L. A. Williams, branch manager

I' Societies) T. C. Hamlyn, asst.

Pliotex Ltd., Manufacturers’"Represen-

i tatives—80a, Robinson Road; Teleph. Queen’s, High Class Athletic Goods—3,

2819; P. O. Box 568; Cable Ad: Pliotex; Prince Street; Teleph. 7634; Cable Ad:

l Codes Used: AH Standard Codes Tennis

1 Agents for Malaya :

| Celotex and Plibrico Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incor-

,'Poak Chae Dispenaiiy—83, North Bridge Accident porated in Australia), Fire, Marine and

p • Road — Gresham House, Battery

Road; Cable Ad : McAlister

| Portuguese CoNsiiLATE—(Nee Consulates) McAlister & Co., Ltd., chief

agents

'1i Portuguese Mission and and'

Procure des C. E. Gibson, resident officer

. MissioNS-^Nee Churphes Missions) Radio Communication Co., Ltd. (In-

) Powell & Co.,-Ltd., Auctioneers, Valuers, corporated in England), Marine

Wireless • Telegraph Apparatus—35,

Estate Agents, Fire

* Arbitrators—2, Loss Place;

Raffles., Assessors and Robinson

Teleph. Road; Teleph. 3707; Cable

Iji 5th6206;edn.'

CableandAds:Bentley’s Ad: Thulium; Code: Marconi In-

Powell; Code: A. B. C. ternational

iPRAGER, Ltd.,, M., Importers and Radio Service Co. of Malaya (1934), Ltd.,

1> Manufacturers’

Cecil St.; CableRepresentatives—159,

Ad: Prager; Code: Leading Sole Agents and Representatives, of

i Mosse Wireless Manufacturers—

Singapore Headquarters: Broad-

IPrinoe Line Ltd. (Incorporated in Road; Teleph. cast House (Station “Z.H.I.”),'

7399; Cable Ad:2Radserco;

, Orchard

“ England)- H. K. Bank Chambers Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn., Een-

Agents—Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. dells etc.

I Prtnsep Dispensary—72, Prinsep Street J. Douglas-Newton, a.m.tech.i. (Gt.

Brit.), managing director

C64 SINGAPORE

E. C. Yates, technical director Raffles Institution—(See Educational)

Engineers—J. F. Barraelough,

R. C. Joyce and E. W. Adams Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.,

Singapore Retail & Service Depot— Ltd.—Head Office: “Empire Chambers,”

4, Orchard Road Anderson and V. corner of Queen and Wharf Streets;

Engineers^J.

H. Harris P.0.Secretaries^—Chas.

Box 277d, BrisbaneA. Clarke & Son t

Kuala Lumpur Branch—6-8, Java Local Board of Advice—James

Street; Teleph. 3388; Cable Ad: Robertson and J. C. Cobbett

Radserco Local Secretaries—Derrick & Co.

D. A. Stephen, mgr. & engineer

Engineers—G. F. Comper and

V. E. Mitchell Recreation Clubs—(SVe Clubs)

Seremban Branch—96, Birch Road;

Cable Ad: Rudserco '

E. E. Golightly, engineer and Redfearn’s Horse Repository,

Merchants—Amber Grain

Mansions, 4, Penang

manager Road; Teleph. 6311; Cable Ad: Red;

Ipoh Branch- 41, Station

428; Cable Ad; Radsercp Road; Teleph. fearn; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Ben-j

L. F. Lambert, engineer & manager tley’s W. W. Redfearn

Engineers—N. E. Carvill and

A. B. Hill

Penang Branch — 14, Beach Street; Redpath Brown & Co., Ltd. (Glasgow),'

Teleph. 722;. Cable Ad; Radserco

R. M. Brown, engineer and manager Structural Steelwork for Buildings etc. ||

W. E. Mitchell and M. H. Coul- —Singapore

Bank Chambers; Branch

P.O. Office: Hongkong;

Box 416; Teleph.;

ton, engineers 6098; Cable Ad: Colum

Malacca Branch—34, Riverside;

365; Cable Ad: Radserco Teleph.

H. F. Mason, engr. and mgr. Reid &z Co., J., Timber Merchants, En-

G. W. Tarry, engr. gineers and General

Chulia Street; P.O. BoxMerchants

461; Cable—Ad:

28,;

Redskin; All Commercial Codes used.;

Raffles Bakery and Confectionery— Also at Sarawak

Proprietors;

Basah Road Raffles Hotel, Ltd., Bras Remington Rand Inc. (Incorporated jp

Raffles Hotel, Ltd.—Registered Offices: inBritish U.S.A.), Dealers in: Remington|J.

Noiseless Typewriters, Port-H:

French Bank Building; Teleph. 5381; able Typewriters, Kardex, Filing & H

CableWestern

edn., Ad: Raffles:

Union Codes: A.B.C. 5th Listing

Storage Cabinets, Dalton Adding &

T. Troller, general manager Machines, Accounting Ma-

G.Evatt

Cevenini, chines, Fire-proof Safes and Jawi

& Co., asst. mgr.

secretaries Machines — 24, Battery Road;

Teleph. 2426; Cable Ad: Reming- ,

Raffles MotorTeleph.

Beach Road, Garage—Raffles

5381 Hotel, Ipoh Branches at Kuala Lumpur and

tons.

Raffles Hotel, Ltd., proprietors W. Holley, director for Malaya

F. E. Spark, asst, manager

K. S. Sherman, secretary

Rahamin Penhas, Merchants and Com- S. E. Spurgeon, do.

mission Agents—117-125, Cecil Street; S. H. Lim, salesman

Teleph. 6233; Cable Ad: Penhas; Codes: P. S. Sankar, do.

A.B.C.

Bentley’s 5thSecond,

and 6thLieber’s,

edns., Universal

Bentley’s, M. A. Achan, do.

Trade, Tanner’s Council, Rudolf Mosse

and Supplement, Kaytex Acme and Rennie & Co., J. S. M., Incorporated

Private

Rahamin Penhas, Abraham Penhas Accountants Rubber Estate : Chartered Secretaries

Agents—Cecil House,d

and Isaac Penhas, managers 9, De Souza Street

SINGAPORE C65

Rennie, Lowick & Co., Chartered Ac- (Nautical Adviser), D. Scott, a.m.i.

n.a. (Naval Architect), D. Morrison

countants—Hongkong Bank Chambers; (Naval Architect), J. Pedrosa (Car-

CableA.Ad:

„ and B.C. Renlowick;

5th and 6th Codes:

edns. Bentley’s go Surveyor), H. T. Rigden (Cargo

Baldwyn Lowick, a.c.a., partner Surveyor),

Surveyor) andR. G.W.M. Booth

Notley (Cargo

(Cargo

R. W. S. Drummond, C.A., do. Surveyor)

D. Phillip, c.a., do.

J. F. L. Cowin, a.c.a., assistant K. L. Wong, cashier & book-keeper

J. H. Beeton, c.a., do. Mrs. N. S. Hogan, stenographer

D. Stark, c.a., do.

L. C. Anderson, c.a., do. Robinson &Settlements),

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Residental Estates Ltd. (Incorporat- Straits General , andin

ed in the S. 8.), Property Develop- Athletic Outfitters, Drapers, Dress-

ment, etc.—Registered Office : Ful- makers, TailorsWineand Complete House

lerton Building; Estate Office: Furnishers, & General and Provision

Caldecott Hill, 4 Milestone, Thom- Merchants Caterers—Raffles

Place; and at Java Street, Kuala Lum-

' son Road: Teleph; 5867; P. O. Box 497 pur. London: Balfour House, Finsbury

Pavement, E.C. 2. Cable Ads: Robinson,

Reuben Bros., Ltd., Share and General Singapore; Directors—R.

Robco, Kuala Lumpur

Page, W. H. MacGregor,

Brokers—7-a, De Soiiza St.; Teleph. E. G. H. Charlwood and L. C.

257 : Cable Ad: Hayoo; Codes

5th

R. N. Reuben, director L. C. Hutchings, gen. mgr.

C. ter-at-law,

N. Reuben,j.p.director, m.a., barris- V. C. V. Cox, secretary

M. N. Reuben, director F. A. Hare, branch mgr.

Reuter’s, Ltd., Reuter’s Commercial Ser- Robinson Piano Co. (S.S.), Ltd. (Incor-

vice (Incorporated in’ England)— poratedandin Radio S.S.), Piano, MusicalRepairers

Instru-

35, Robinson Road ; Teleph. 5357; Cable ment Importers,

and Tuners; Sole Agents in Straits Set-

Ad: Reutsinga

- J. E. Henry, manager tlements for Columbia Grafonolas and

See Gim Hock, chief clerk Records, Marconi Radio receiving sets,

etc.—Winchester House, Collyer Quay;

Cable Ad: Pianomaker

flex Hotel, Centrally Situated, Com- W. A. Strevens, managing director

fortable and Economical, Rysttafel Leo Dye, manager (Penang)

Every Saturday, Dinner Orchestra

Nightly, Except Sunday-76-77, Bras Rodyk & Davidson, Advocates, Solicitors

Basah Road; Teleph. 2600; Cable Ad: Notaries Public and Commissioners for

RexTan Wan Liat, manager Oaths—4, Raffles Place; Telephs. 5366

Tan Tjoen Hay, assistant and 5367; Cable Ad: Rodyk, Singapore

Partners—

Ritchie & Bisset, Consulting Engineers, C. solicitor

V. Miles,andb.notary

a. (oxon.),

publicadvocate,

Marine

—F-l, Union Surveyors and Naval

Building; Teleph.Architects

7165; P. J. notary

C. Cobbett, advocate, solicitor and

O.A.B.C.

Box 5th48i;Edition,

Cable Ad: Ritchie;Bentley’s

Codes: public

Bentley’s, F. solicitor

G. Vaux, b.a. (oxon.), advocate and

2ndF. Phrase and Western

G. Ritchie, Union m.i.n.a,,

m.i.mech.e., G. M. Coltart, advocate and solicitor

m.i.mar.e., partner Assistants—

^ S. e.,A. Anderson,

m.i.mar.e., m.i.n.a.,

partner a.m.i.mech. Morbray

solicitor Garden, advocate and

T. W. G. Knowles, a.m.i.mech.e., C. C. Tan, advocate and solicitor

a.m.i.n.a., partner

Assistants—A. Brown, m.i.mar.e., London Agents:

E. F, Turner & Sons, 115, Leadenhall

m.i.e.s., J. G. M. Millar, m.i. Street, E. C. 3

mar.e., A. Neilson, m.i.mar.e., P. J. Lowe & Co., Temple Gardens, Temple

Davidson, Captain J. A. Piepers

C3

066 SINGAPORE

Roe & Co., R E., Manufacturers’ Re- Ipoh, and Sungei Patani-G. W.;

presentatives and Commissiom Wilson * Co., Ld.

Agents — 8, Bo‘nham Building; Marine Agents :

Teleph. 2457; Cable Ad: Romal Singapore, KualaLumpur and Penang

R. E. Roe, managing proprietor —Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.

Ron eo, Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Penang—Win. Jacks k Co. (Mala-j

Modern Office Equipment—3, Malacca ya), Ltd.

Street; Teleph. 6275; Cable Ad; Roneo; Fire and Motor Car Agents :

Codes: Penang—Ching Keng Lee * Co., Ltd.

PenangA.B.C. 5th edn.

Branch: and Bentley’s.

22, Beach Street; Kuala Lumpur—Watts * Co., Ltd. i

Teleph. 551. Kuala Lumpur Branch: Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Java Street; Teleph. 2624. Ipoh Branch: ated in Great Britain)

110-112, Bellied Street; Teleph. 116, Boustead & Co., Ltd., agents

Head Office:

London. W.C. 17, Southampton Row, J. A. Dean, resident secretary

A. V. Goodale, manager

RoyalR. A.AirF.Force— Seietar A. S. Giles, b.A. Rubber

Chaplain—Rev.

Estates and Other Plantations,

etc.—(Nee Rubber Estates Section)

Royal Advertising & Bill Posting Co., Sacred Heart Church— (See Churches^

Ltd., The, Advertising Specialists, Bill and Missions)

Posting and.. Painting Contractors— Saiboo Marican & Co., K. Dubashes,

1, Crane Road, Singapore; Cable Shipchandlers and Stevedores—2b, ,

Ad : Klassroyal Raffles Quay;Codes:

Teleph. 7645;5thCable Adi

F. V. Klass, manager Saibodubas; A.B.C. edn. and

Bentley’s

Royal A si atic Society- (See Associations

and Societies) Sakur.a Hotel —

Royal Drug Industries, The, Man-

ufacturers of Toilet and Medicinal ) Sandilands, Buttery * Co., Merchants— I

Soaps, Painbalra, Hair-oil, Cold j 74, Robinson Road; Cable Ad: j

and Vanishing Creams, Toilet and ! Sandilands A. F. Goodrich, partner (London) . ]

Other Pharmaceutical Specialities—], G. R. K.Street,Mugliston, do.

do. „ do.

Crape Road, Singapore; Cable Ad :

Klassdrug; Codes: A. B. C. 5th J.H.A.R.C.C.Benneti:,

Smith, signs do.

per pro.

do. iJ

(Penang)

edn., Bentley’s, Universal, Acme

and Private L.G. S.Gardiner,

Day, do.

do.

Royal Dutch Air Lines -(Nee Kon- Satake & Co., T., Importers, Export-

inklyke Luchtvaart Maatschappy) ers and General Merchants—18 & 18-2, |

Royal Exchange Assurance (Incor- Prinsep Ad : Satake

Street; Teleph. 6874; Cable

porated by Royal Charter

Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Life, a.d. 1720), T. Satake, managing proprietor j

Workmen’sandCompensation, S. Matsu da, accountant

Guarantee Administration Fidelity,

Bonds- T. Suhara, assistant

S. Kishi, do.

Chief Office for the Eastern Archipelago:

6, Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph.

2599; Cable Ad: Foxhound; Codes: A. Sujak, general clerk

Bentley’s,

Office: and

Royal Lee,A.B.C.

Exchange, 5th edn. Head Saunders * Macphail, Exchange Brokers

A. Gordon residentLondon

manager !—Mercantile Bank Chambers; Teleph. j

2972; Cable Ad: Dashwood. Regis-

J. N. Furrier, assistant tered Office: Bangkok Times Press,ll

General Agents : Ltd.

Singapore — A.. Clouet*

Kuala Lumpur—J. A. Russell * Co.,Co., Ltd. O. P. Griffith-Jones, partner

Ltd. C. Hewetson, do.

T. V. N. Anderson, asst.

SINGAPORE 067

Sayers, M., Merchant and Commission Proprietors—Sea ViewRennie

Secretaries—Messrs. Hotel, Lowick

Ltd.

Agent — 25, Nunes Building, Malacca & Co.

- - St.; Cable Ad: Sayers; Codes Bentley’s, Directors—R. M. Meyer, D. M.

Western Unionand Acme

David and B, Lowick

» General Manager—H. 0. Waser

Manager—R. Gerber

Shee-fu-na Season Co., Ltd., Pianoforte and Musical

Schiffner & Co., Ltd.. Importers and Instrument Dealers—115, North Bridge

Road; Teleph. 6761; Cable Ad: Seasonco;

Exporters and Commission Agents— Code: Bentley’s

189, Cecil Street; Teleph. 7342; J. Y. W. Seek, director

Cable Ad: Schiffner; Codes: Bent- Chang Chee Ngan, director

,‘, ley’s Rudolf Mosse, Universal Trade Wong Ping Moon, do.

and A.B.C. 5th edn. Tan Qui Tor, assistant

O. Schiffner, mgr.

H. F. Klein, asst. mgr. Senda & Co., Ltd., Importers and

H. Rupp in Exporters—39, The Arcade; Telephs.

Schmidt & Co., Importers of Optical 3719, 3720 and 3154; Cable Ad: Senda

M. Senda, director

P Scientific and Electro-Medical Appara- B. Minobe, manager

| tus,Road;Chemicals

Telepb. and

7056;Drugs—90,

Cable Ad: Robinson

Schmidt- D.K. Ohmori,

Uekuri, p. p. do.

manager

; co; Codes: A. B. C. 6th Edition, Mosse

and Private;Peking,

Tientsin, and at Bangkok,

Hankow, Shanghai,

Nanking,

Canton, Hongkong, Harbin Mukden, Shaw Brothers, Ltd., Film Distributors

and Cinema Appratus—116, Robinson

Hsinking, Osaka and Tokyo Road; Telephs. 2172 and 4032; Cable

G. W. Hoelmann, manager Ad: Unfilproco; Code: Bentley’s

W. Heinrich

R P. Schauss V. C. Ng Shelley-Thompson k Demuth, Advocates

T.Y. L.Johno

Tan S. L. Tham and

K. H. Lim B. K. Wong

Miss E. Kelly Bank Solicitors

Chambers;— 19-20, Chartered

Teleph. 6026 (Sin-

K. Motomura Miss O. Baker gapore), and at 82, Jalan Soga, Batu

Pahat; Teleph. 127; Cable Ad:

Thompson: Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. andShelley-

Schupf Brothers, Wholesale Diamond Bentley’s W.at-law

Complete Phrase

E. Demuth, m.a. (Oxon.), barrister-

Bullion2770;Merchants—10,

Cable AdJalan Pisang.

: Sohamos;

Offices at Antwerp, Amsterdam, Johan-

nesburg,

Batavia Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Shorthand Correspondence School—

{See Educational)

| Scotia Lubricating Oil Co., The,—2, Siamese Consulate—{See Consulates)

Finlayson Green; Teleph. 7602;5thCable

£, Ad: Bentley’sScotiaoil; Codes: A.B.C. and Sime Darby k Co., Ltd. Plantation,

Rubber Estate and Tin Mine Agents and

F. J. L. Mayger, manager Valuers,

Miss O. Klassen, steno.

“ Distributors of the Products of: MerchantsImport, ExportandandInsurance

and Shipping Produce

Agents— Head Office: 5, Malacca Street;

The Burmah Oil Co., Ld:, Rangoon Registered Office:!, Fort Road, Malacca;

The “ Lauritzen ” Brick Boiler Cable Ad: Simit;Bentley’s

bard, Bentley’s, Codes: Acme, Lom-

2nd Phrase

Water Purifier and others. Branches: Malacca, Penang,

Sea ViewTeleph. Hotel,5566Ltd. — Tanjong Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Seremban, Muar,

jj'Katong; (3 Lines); Cable Kuching and Sibu

Directors^—H.

:• and

Ad: Bentley’s

Sea view; Codes: A. B. C. 5 th edn. (Singapore) F.S.M.Russell,

Edmondschairman

(Singa-

pore) Lee Chim Tuan (Singapore)

*C3

068 SINGAPORE

Tan Cheng Lock, c.b.e. (Malacca)

D. Anderson (Malacca) and E. C. Sin Chye Hin,tkTimber H n $T

Martin, M.c. (Malacca) Merchants and

Steam-Sawmillers—46,

Assistant Directors — 0. F. Smith off Kallang Road; Teleph. Padang7479.

Jeringau

Head

(Singapore) and G. W. Piercy Office: Chop Chye Hin, 416, Beach Road

(Singapore)

Secretary and Accountant — G. G. Tan Chian, proprietor

Osborne Lim Kie Lam, mgr.

Rubber and Produce Department Tan Beng Kee, asst. mgr.

K. B. Grautoff

Insurance Department MM

H. R. Mackav Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd., Leading

Import Department Chinese

Robinson Road;News

Daily in Malaya—128.:

Telephs. 3941, 3942

G. G. Lewis (Office) and 6161 (Manager’s Residence)!

S.A. J.D.Rand

Dant Cable Ad: Starhews

Building and Engineering Dept. Aw Boon Haw, o.b.e., director

Aw Cheong Yeow, general mgr.

G.T. Carter

W. Piercy, assistant director

| G. R. L. Moger

H. G. Riches ■ I H. A. Murray Sin Chung Jit Poh, Ltd. (Leading

G. P. Wilson I B. Somes Chinese Daily Newspaper)—59-61,

Union Oil and Asphalt Department Robinson Road; felephs. 7140 and

K. B. Grautoff | A. R. Black 6305 (Manager’s Residence); P.O.

Tori Ice Machinery Corporation Box 509; Cable Ad: Centronews

R. L. Esterline Aw Boon Haw, o.b.e., director

Waygood Otis, Limited Hu Chow, general manager

R. C. Joubert Chong Kai Ming, editor

Representatives Six Kuo Min Press, The, Leading

India Tyre t f

W. C. A. Freeman c Rubber Co., Ltd. — Chinese Newspaper in Malaya, Two

Cadbury-Fry Export Department— Editions Daily and Sunday Edition,

Specially Catering for the Kuomin-

C. J. Clackett, B. La Cloche tang Party, Finest Advertising

Crosse k

D. Wilson Blackwell Mfg. Co., Ltd.— Medium. Circulation: 7,000 (Mor-

Huntley & Palmers, Limited—W. G. ning), Evening Edition: ,000 and

Adams Sunday Edition; 8,000. Proprie-

tors : Sin Kuo Min Press. Ltd.—

Simoda & Co., B. S., Importers & Ex- Registered Office: 49, Robinson

porters—86, Robinson Road; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 2342; P.O. Box 546;

2008 ; Cable Ad : Simoda; Codes : Cable Ad : Sinkuomin; Codes: All

A.B.C. 6th edn., Oriental and Commercial Codes

Sieh Wen Tsin, manager

Bentley’s Sung Yung Cheng, editor

N. Shimoda, proprietor

Simplex

Engineers Concrete

and Piles (Malaya),

Contractors Ltd., SinTimber

Lam Cheong Sawmill Co.. Ltd.,

Merchants — 34, Lavender

Union Building; Teleph. 4902;—Works:

Office: Street; Teleph. 6814

Macpherson Road; P.O. Box 533;

Cable Ad Office:

London : Simplexco; Code: Bentley’s.

137, Victoria Street,

S.W.l.

J.F. K.H. Lancaster, a.m.i. struct, e. Sin Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co., Saw

Blake (Managing), b.sc. (Eng.), Millers, Timber Merchants and

a.m. inst. c.e:, m.i. struct, e., Tongkang Owners—Head Office : 52,

TeoCHARTERED

Kim Watt, C.E. secretary Lavender Street; Saw-mill No. 1:

Lavender Street; Saw-mill No. 2:

C. F. Fordham, foreman Kampong Bugis; Muar Branch:

SINGAPOEE C69

7E, Jalan Sallah, Muar; Teleph. Sole Agents:

Dottridge Bros., Ltd., London

! 2055; Cable Ad: Newsawmill; Codes N. I., Manufacturers of Complete

Used: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s Funeral Requisites

Phrase and Private The Italian Marble Co., Marble

Managing Partner—Yeo Chiang Merchants and Quarry Owners,

Swee . Carrara, Italy (A British Own-

Manager, Saw-mill No. 1—Chia ed Firm)

Or Lay The Florists’ Sundries & Wreaths

Manager, Saw-mill No. 2—Lim Co,, Lprtdon, Manufacturers of

Oon Tian Porcelain Wreaths in Glass

Assistants — Lim Cheng Song, Domes

Check Peng Chink, Tay Kim

Kee, Wee Tian Kiat, Chia Bay S.i^.gapore-, Cricket Clur—(AT-t Clubs)

I Clioo, Yeo Beng Kee, How

Chwee PhiQQ, Tan Eng Khuan,

i Lipri Kim Peo, Check Chye Singapore Bar CommittmeD- (See Associa.-

ChOon, Lim Chwee Um and Lor tions and Societies)

IJock Erig

Singapore Chamber'pp Commerce (S?e

:| Sincere

Brtmeh;DisE.K{fSA-RY,

1,1, ChnliaLTp^ 59,flill

Street, Street. Associations arid Societies))

Wholesale

and Retail

1 Cable Chemists

Ad: Sindere, and. Druggists;

Sihskpor'e. Importers Singapore Chamber pp Commerce Rub-

and Exporters of Drugs, Chemical BER-; AsshciATio^—'Associations

and Societies)

0. [ Surgical Applianees

Famous Manufacturers and' Patents of

Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

dSiNpAPCRk Age^tcy, The, Export Sell- merce—(See Associatiqn^ and Societies)

f ihg Agents—1, River Valley Road;

• Teleph. 2501; Cable Ad : Parubsing Singapore Ccfc Storage Co., Ltd.,

J. F. J. Ess, partner Cold Storage & Bakery Proprietors,

If [ Tan Siew Kian, do.

faGeneral Merchants and

cturers—Registered OfficeIce& Stores

Manu-:

‘ Sinqacore Airport Hotel, Civil Air- Empire Dock, Singapore; Refrige-

fv C port, Singapore — Teleph. 3356; rated Stores : Borneo Wharf, Singa-

pore; Retail Establishments: 176,

' Cable Ad: Airhotel 176,' ISO, 182, Address

194, Orchard

' Long Yoke Sie, mng. proprietor

? Long Lek Siew, manager Telegraphic underRoad (See

Heading

Lohg'Lit Kam, assistant Retail Establishment); Also at 368-

370, Tejuk Blangah, Road, Keppel

, ilStNbAPpEE Harbouf;' Grange Road Market; 231,

. Clubs). Automobile Club — (See Road, Selegie'Road; ; and 1113, East Coast

KatoPg. Branches and De

1 'SiNGAi’q^p Casket Qo.,, Funeral Di- pots: Kuala Lumpur. Penang. Ipoh,

MaiSteeap Kota Bharu (Kelantan),

[ rectors' Mo.numentai Masons . and Kuantan, Klang, Seremban, Teluk

Marble Merchants—Head Office,

' I Showrooms and Marble Works—1, Anson, Taiping, Bagan Luar and

' Pen has Road, Off Lavender Street; Sungfti Patani; Selling Agencies:

• 1 Telephs. 6075 & 6072 (After Office KuRla Lipis, ILualaMuar,

Johore Bahru, Segamat

Hours); Cable Ad: Tombstones; Kuala Kangsar andKubu, Kluang;

Kampar,

Also

^ - Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition and at Medan (Deli), Bangkok (Siam),

| jb Bentley’s Kuching (Sarawak), Sandakan (Bri-

: i i Managing Proprietor—John Hoch- tish North Borneo), Saigon (Indo-

; fff! f ’ stadt: China), etc.; Teleph. 5241 (5 Lines);

General Manager—C. B. Webb, Cable Ad: Storage, Singapore;

; signs per pro. Codes: A.B.-C. 5th & 6th Editions,

Sta. Maria F. Oehlers and A. Western'Union,

I Hi:-. Assistahts—K.

Second) and Private

Bentley’s (First and

C70 SINGAPORE

Directors—C. R. Cherry (chair- Shop Assistants—P. F. Kavanagh

man), W. H. Macgregor, J. A. and T. Rafferty

Clarke, a.c.a. and J. I. Dawson Kvantan

General Manager—G. A. Potts E. W. U’Ren

Secretary—R. F. Palmer Keldntan

Accountant^—H. C. Allen, a.c.a. G. R. Cpckerill

General Imports Dept.—W. Y. 1Agencies : 1

Semple Ainslie & Heilbron (Distillers),

Frozen Produce Dept.—A. Law Ltd:, 64, Waterloo Street, Glas-

Ice Dept.—W. L. Fincher gow, C.2

Assistants—R. N. Elliot, J. Mc- Amalgamated Dairies, Ltd., Auck-

Kinlay, M. W. Cole, J. B. Ran- land, N.Z.—"Anchor” Butter;

kin and J. Cunningham, c.A. "Acorn” and "Anchor” Evapo-

Engineering Dept.—J. J. C. Innes , rated Milk; "Anchor” Full

(Superintendent) W. Sharpe, Cream Milk Powder

A. J. Hathway (Kuala Lumpur) Arnotts, Ltd., Homebush, N.S.W.

and S. F. M. Neill (Straits Ice —Biscuits and Cakes

Co.) British Brands, Ltd., London,

Store Dept.—A. Ferguson (Chief W.C.l—"Wye Valley” Canned

Storeman House Teleph. 4296) Fruit and Vegetables

and B. Brunner Daw Sen & Co. (Condiments), 29,

Harbour Representative—E. H. South Road, Entally, Calcutta

Coleman (House Teleph. 7977) —Indian Condiments

Stenographers—Miss F. Pullen, Harrods, Ltd., London, S.W.l—

Miss B. M. Hancock, Miss J. Confectionery, Christmas Gift

Gemmell and Miss L. Nathan Boxes, etc.

Royal Bakery — Keppel Road; Holdenson & Neilson Fresh Food

Teleph. 4946 Pty., Ltd., Melbourne—"Ice-

Master Baker—J. S. Hamilton berg” Butter

Straits Ice Factory—Merbau Road: Hutton Pty., Ltd., J. C., Brisbane

Teleph. 7911 —"Pineapple” Hams and Bacon

Engineer—S. F. M. Neill Keiller & Sons, Ltd., James, Lon-

Fruit Store Rooms—Merbau Road : don, W.I.—Dundee Marmalade,

Teleph. 3428 Jams; "Atlas” Nougatoffee

Retail Establishment—Cfxch&rd Rd. ; Caramels; General Provisions

Teleph. 5376 (5 Lines); Cable Ad: Kraft Cheese Co., Ltd.,Hayes,

Cold, Singapore England

Branch Manager—E. F. Monk Kraft, Phenix Cheese Corp., San

Assistants—J. E. D. Graham Francisco

and A. K. Smith (On leave) Kraft WTalker Cheese Co., Pty.,

Shop Assistants—G. Holt (On Ltd., Melbourne — "Kraft”

leave), D. C. Morgan and R. Cheese and General Provisions

W. Everard Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd., London

Keppel Harbour Depot—Teleph. —"Maypole” Margarine

3380 N.Z. Co-Opt. Honey Producers

Kuala Lumpur Assn., Ltd., Auckland, N.Z.—

Branch Manager—T. M. Mc- "Imperial Bee” Honey

Lachlan Parkinson (Doncaster), Ltd., S.,

Shop Assistants—J. Boyle and R. Doncaster—Toffee & Sweets

P. E. Byfield Queensland Meat Export Co.,

Jpoh, Perak Ltd.. Brisbane—Frozen Meat

Branch Manager—J. Kerr Hill, and Canned Goods

C.A. Quinnette Products, Ltd., Farn-

Shop Assistant—C. Booth ham, Surrey—Fruit Drinks, etc.

Penang Sydney Meat Preserving Co., Ltd.,

Branch Manager—J. R. McDou- Sydney—Canned Meats and

gall Tongues

SINGAPORE

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd., Singapore General Stores, General

Hongkong—Packed Sugar Provision Merchants and Commis-

Teacher & Son, Ltd., Wm., Glas- sion Agents, Importers & Exporters

grow — ‘ Highland Cream ” and Estate Suppliers—58 ,Seragbon

Whisky Road; Teleph. 3566 ; Cable Ad :

Van der Berghs, Ltd., London— Serene; Codes: Bentley’s, Private

"Blueband” Margarine and Acme

Whiteways Cyder Co., Ltd., Lon- Agency :

don—Devonshire Cyder The Straits Settlements FlouCMills

Williamson & Co., Ltd., London,

E.C.3.—Smoked

lish and Scottish Fish and Fresh Eng- Singapore Harbour Board—Head Office:

Tanjong Pagar, Town Office : Telok

Singapore Fertilizer Co., Fertilizer adn Ayer Reclamation,

Ad : Tanjong; GateGovt.,

Codes: No, 2;Steven’s

Cable

»'Insecticide Manufacturers—P.O.

A. E. Beavis, proprietor Box 77 Engineering, A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Bentley’s

Members—Sir George W. A. Trim

Singapore Free Press,

Morning Newspaper —146,Ltd.,

Cecil AStreet;

Daily mer (chairman), H. K. Rodgers

I Cable Ad: Advertiser (local chairman), E. C. H.

Editor—D. S. Waite Chari wood, Hon. Mr. C. R. Cherry.

Editorial Staff—H. W. Milner, Chia F. S, Gibson. R.' V. Harris,

Poteik, S. R. Hutchinson, H. Lim Kian Beng, Hon. Mr. A. S.

Miller, R. J. Gilmore, F. A. Love, Small, c.m.g., M.c.s., Hon. Mr.

I.Growder,

S. Palmer,S. R.A. C.Rajahram, E. N, C. Woollerton

H. McKie,H.A. M.C. . Executive^—

Rappa, L. A. J. Rijk (Librarian), Sir George W. A. Trimmer, Kt.

A. Lord (Asst. Librarian), P. R. Bach., M.INST.C.E., M. I.MECH.E.,

Hill,F. A. de Cruz and S. C. Baker m. inst.t. , general manager and

I General Manager -A. C. Simmons chief engineer

Asst.

Vowler General Manager—R. R. W- H. K. Rodgers, assistant general mgr.

Production Manager- W.E. Garrett Secretariat—

Photo J. R. Wiggs, a.C.A., secretary and

dlestonProcess Dept.-- G. W. Hid- treasurer

J. Tryner, chief accountant

Advertising Dept. - Tan Ghee Tee Wharf Dept.^—

I Accounts

CirculationDept.—Z.

Dept.—Wee Vaz Swee Huat

W. E. Russell, A.m.inst., manager

Sereniban Correspondent — E. I. Dockyard Dept.—

Poniah, P. O. Box 4, Seremban R. Bald, manager

Malacca Correspondent—T. N. Chong, Electrical Dept.—

28, Riverside, Malacca R. E. Earle, assoc., i.e.e., chief

Taiping

Thong, Correspondent

34, Peng Loong— Road, Loke TaiHo electrical engineer

ping Estate & Civil Engineering Dept.—

Kuala Lunvpur Office—Java Street; F. W. E. Tydeman, B.sc., a.m, inst

Teleph. 3683 C.E., M.I. STRtlCT. E.

Representative—M. Bolter

Ipoh Office—Brewster Road; Telephs. Singapore Industries,

MalayanLtd.,Minerals

Importers

268 (Editorial) and 37 (Advertising, , and Exporters,

Bauxite Mining, Company’s

and

Promoters

Printing & Managerial) andBoard

Real ofEstates—Cable Ad: Singindus

Representative—W. Day Director—H. S. Einck and

Penang Office—Bishop Street; Choo Peck Hock

Telephs. 1477-8 Managers—K. S. Poey and J. A. Poey

Representative—W, G. Luckwell

London Office—Fleet Street, Singapore Marine Insurance Asso-

London, E.C. 4.; Cable Ad: Lead- ciation—(Nee Associations and Socie-

in alaya, London

Representative— Gl R. Tonkin ties)

Singapore Motors, Motor Importers and Singapore Slipway and Engineering j

Co., Ltd., Ship Builders, Ship Repairers >J

Exporters—315r,

Koad; 317 and 319, Orchard and Engineers—^Vorks: Tanjong Rhu;.

raotOrsTeleph. 3128; Cable Ad: Sing- Ad: Registered Office:ofTanjong Pagar; Cable >]

Singapore Photo Co., Wholesale Import- 5687;Slipway;

Call Flag:No.“M” SlipwayS: 3; Teleph.

ers and Exporters of All Photographic E.'G. J aides, woi'fes hianftger

goods—37-39, High Street; Teleph. 6389; .Yeo

1. Ttyftiew

her-,Chuan,

'sfebretaPf

chief& accountant

clerk $

Cable Ad: Sarastudio

Singapore Pilot Association - (See SiX(mi’®re -Society of Architects—i

(See Assooiations and Societies) i

Associations and Societies)

“Singapore Soda” Fraser & Neave,;

'Singapore Polo Club—(Ace Clubs) Ltd., Aerated Water Manufacturers—,

Registered Office: 4-10, Trafalgar St.

Branch atfactory

Tebing atTinggi Medan, Sumatra;

. Singapore

Clhbs) Recreation Club — (See Depots Balei, Sumatra

and Tandjong:

H, L. Vincent, secretary

•Singapore D. J. V a pier, manager in Sumatra

Timah RoadRubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit

Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd.—18,i

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Alexandra Ad: Laundry

Road; P. O. Box 279; Cable

Manufacturers of All Kinds of Techni-

cal Rubber (Roods—Registered Head Singapore Swimming Club—(Nee Clubs) 1 <■

Office

Factories: 451, Pasir Panjang

at Singapore and Java; Road ;

Branch

Offices: Java, China, The Philippines,

South Africa, Singapore Town (24, Singapore Traction Co., Ltd. (In-;

Robinson Road); Representing Agents: (iorporated Bus Shed and

in the United Kingdom)—

Offices: MacKenzie Road; i

British India, Buririah, Siam, Sumatra, Telephs. 5408

South Africa ; Telephs. 6320, 81062 &

81069; Cable Ad: Isonandra; Codes: Traction; Code:(2 Line);

Bentley’s.CableLondonj

Ad:

Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Bentley’s London, E.C. 2 House, 7-11, Moorgate, I

Office: Basildon

Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th and 6th G. Marshall, manager (Singapore) j

Editions W.(Singapore)

Shedden, deputy manager ij

General Manager—L. Cresson, a.m.i.

CH.E., A.I.R.I. (sc.), A.I.R.I. (TECH.) G.

Business Manager and Accountant—

J. M. van Essen A. M. Wilson,

G. Colquhoun, accountant

deputy aect.

Factory Manager—A. Middendorp J. Ryder (Line Dept.)

^Salesmen—J. H. Bresser and E. J. A. S. Henderson,

R. Bateman, do. do.

Asnms H.Stock

ProudDept.)

cfe A. R. Cameron (Rolling jj

Correspondent—J. J. Pauw

Office Assistants—A. J. Weggeman W. Milroy, traffic supt.

and H. M. G. Lauwers J. Malcolm, J. L. Pattisonaj

Engineer—J. Drijver G.McNeish,

Barbour, E. L.D. Williams

Maclnnes, and A.J.|l,|

Chemist—I. Thomas, b.a. I. Piper, traffic inspectors

Assistant Chemist—P.G. George, B.A., Lau Van Sic, storekeeper

A.M. TECH. I. A. T. Simper (Ticket Dept.)

Works Superintendents—C. de Graaf, T. Pang (Correspondence Dept.) I I

J.Frank

M. Terlien, A. S. Drysdale,

and C. P. Cropley A. K. Seah Peng Whye, compradore

(Singapore Sailors’ Institute—(See Singapore chants

Trading Co., General Mer-

Associations and Societies) RobinsonandRoad Commission Agents—19,1.

Lim Boon Seng, partner

Singapore Sinhalese Association—(SV Quake Chip Yeow, assist.

Associations and Societies) Lim Koon Joo, do.

SINGAPORE 073

Singapore Turf Club—(Nee Clubs) Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H.

Singapore), General Merchants and (Penang and

Singapore Volunteer Rifle Association Shipping ifc Insurance Agents—2, Weld

Quay, Penang, and 3 and 5, Robinson

—(See Associations and Societies) Road, Singapore; Cable Ad:Codes:

Slot, Penang

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Chartered and Netbenco, Singapore; A.B.C.

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 7267; Cable 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Kendall’s,

Western Union, Universal Trade and

Ad:O. Singer

O. Bill, manager Oriental 5-Letter

J. Armstrong I L. H. Cassam J.E. J.P. Bennett,

Martin, director

do.

& m k w ft Smalley k Co., Accountants, Auditors,

Siong Lim Saw Mill Co., Sawmillers, —Winchester Company Secretaries, Estate Agents

Timber Merchants, Tongkang and Ocsmalley. BranchHouse; Cable Ad:

Offices ; Muar Batu

Building Owners and General Con- Pahat, Johore; 31-33, A.N.A. House,

tractors—Head

Alwi Road; Teleph. Office:6852;

2 andCable

3, Syed

Ad: Perth, Western Australia

Moran til; Codes: A.B.C. 5 th edn. and O. C. Smalley, f.i.c.a.

Bentley’s Lim Teo Ann

Cho Yok Hean, general manager Tan Fook Chong

Ching Kim Huat, do. (Shipping

Dept.) Societa Commissionaria m Esportazione

. Tan Lim KengSoon Bee,

Seng,manager

sub-manager e di Importazione, Merchants and Com-

mission Agents—175-A-179, Cecil Street;

Sisson & Delay, Advocates, Solicitors & Cable Ad: Exporter

M. J.M. Van Koesveld,

Notaries

CollyerCodes: Public—Union

Quay; Telephs. Building, H. H. Baan, G. G.manager

Netto and A. V.

1 Delay; A.B.C. 5th5011-2;

edn., Cable Ad:

Bentley’s D’Cruz, assts.

and Broomhall’s

Partners—

Howell Dawson

(England), Solicitor Society

Mundell,& Solicitor,

Advocate

of St. Vincent de Paul—(See

Associations and Societies)

S. S., Johore & F.M.S., Notary

Public

Philip HenryAdvocate

(England), Solicitor Soon

Battishill,& Solicitor, Teck & Co., Shipchandlers, Estate,

Mill and Mine Suppliers, Suppliers

S., »jc Johore F.M.S., Notary ofMarket

S.Public General

StreetEngineering Goods—127,

Kenneth Alfred Seth, Barrister-at-

Law (Lincoln’s Inn), Advocate & South British Insurance Co, Ltd.—2,

Solicitor, S. S. & Johore Finlay son Green; Teleph. 5926 (2-Line):

Assistant

K John Kendall A dvocates

Gale,&Solicitor

Solicitors—

(Eng- Cable Ad: British;

6th edhs., Bentley’sCodes:

I. andA.B.C. 5th.and

M. London

land), Francis

Philip AdvocateKinsey,

& Solicitor, S. S. Office: 10-11, Lime Street, E. C. 3

Solicitor

(England), Advocate & Solicitor, VV. J. Dexter, manager

F. S. Cable, assistant

' ,.Jans-sHoon

- Slang, Barrister-at-Law R. R. Coombs, do.

(Inner Temple), Advocate &

Solicitor, S.S. Spanish Consulate—(Ner Consulates)

t London Agents,:

Whites & Co., 28, Budge Row, Spicers (Export;, Ltd., Paper

Cannon Street. E.C.4. Makers, Manufacturers k Wholesale

Stationers—Head Office: 19, New

Slopek k, Smith, Drs., Medical Practi- Winchester Bridge Street,House; London; Singapore:

Teleph. 3070; P.35B,

O.

tioners—The

Road; Teleph. 6242 Medical Hall, 3, Battery Box 572; Cable Ad: Spicers

J. S. Sloper, m.d., m.r.c.p. V. C. Teasdale, Eastern representative

Hugh Smith, m.b., oh.b. Wong Fook Wah, compradore

C74 SINGAPORE

Spot Radio Limited, Radio, Electrical Stanton, MerchantsNelson and aBrokers—4,

Co., Ltd., General.,

Collyer

“‘Light Machinery & General

and Contractors—58, Importers

Orchard Quay; Telephs. 5874 5-6, 3006 (Godown,

Road; Teluk

Cable Ad: Spot radio Ayer) & 7167 (Tiak Kun Street);)

Soon Siong Poh, manager Cable Ad: Stanelco; Codes: Broomhall’s

A.B.C.

R. S. and Bentley’s

Nelson, managing director i

St. Andrew’s CathedraChurches E. Gregory-Jones, do.

and Missions) A. Chamier

T. L. Palmer

St. Andrew’s School — (See Educa- K. N. Narayana Iyer

tional) Starr 3t Co., Fred., Manufacturers’-

St. Andrew’s Society—(Nee Associa- rooms: Representatives—Office

Eastern Extensionand Show-,

Building, 35,1

tions>nd Societies) Rhbinson Road; Teleph. 6567;

G. P. O. Box 552; Cable Ad: Luminous ^

St. Anthony’s School—(See Educa-

tional) Stephen Bros., Translators and Interpre-

ters, Authentic Translators for Govern-

St. Joseph’s Institution - (See Churches ment, Municipality, Sanitary Board

and Firms in Malaya and S.S., etc.l

and Missions) Translations of Laws, Documents and %

Books. Translations from or into

St. Mary’s EIome—(Nee Educational) English, French, Dutch, Portuguese, q

Burmese,Javanese,Siamese,Malay,

Bengali, Hindustani,

Tamil, J|

St. Peter’s A St. Paul’s Church — Arabic, Telugu and Malayalam—1006, Flower'

Chinese,

(See Churches and Missions) Road; P. O. Box 567; Cable Ad: Int; rprete ;

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company — Stephens, Paul & Co., Merchants —|

Commercial Union Bldg., Cable Ad:)

I, leph.

Union 5027; Bldg., Cable

3rd & Ads:

5th Floors; Te- Arathoon

Standvac

and Vacuum H. S. Arathoon, sole partner

A. W. Bourne, Jr., mgr. (On leave)

S. M. Kirkman, acting manager Step.nberg & Co., Mine and Estate

Staff Brokers—80a, Robinson Road: Teleph.

L. C. Berquist 2819; P.O. Box 568 ; Cable Ad:

W. A. Merkel Sternberg; Codes Used: All Stand-;!

F. S. Sole ard Codes

J. Robertson Max Sternberg, proprietor

L. B. Howey

H. C. Reed Straits Java Trading Co., N.V. (In-

B. Fox corporated

F. K. Paget Exporters, inShipping Batavia),and Importers and

Insurance

L. C. Dennis Agents—P.O. Box 600;

Straitjava for Import-Export Dept.; & Cable Ads:|

C. J. Stellingwerff Hapag for Shipping; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

C.J. M.K. Barne

L. Brightmari edn., Acme, Bentley’s, Mosse and Private: ;l

G.A. W.Witthoefft, manager

J.W.L.H.RushHeytman Lorenz-Meyer, do.

H. H. Heytman F. Akkermans, per pro.

J.L. J.D. Robertson, supt, Pulo Sebarok G.P. N.vonErichsen,

Daggenhausen, do. do.

Harris, asst, supt., do. P.H. G.B. Ahrens

Carstens H.W. Lemm Maul

Stanley & Co. (Incorporated in India), A.A. Fischer

E. Heitmann W. G. Ward

I Weising

Manufacturers

North Bridge of Sports Material—107,

Road;Teleph. 3725; Cable Facto' ) i/ Representatives

Ad: Katyal; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and G. Koehler

Bentley’s Dr. A. Peters :•> |I F.Dr.Douglas

W. Schmidt

SINGAPORE 075

•Ayrut* for: Taipiug . Correspondent — Loke Ho

iianiburg-Ainerika Linie Thong, ,34, Pepg, . Loong ,Road,

I. O. Farbenindustrie A. G.A. G. Taiping

I Humboidt-Heutz-Motoren Kuala Lumpur Office—ih, Java Street:

Teleph. 3083

Straits:

Associations .Racing Association..— {See

and Societies; Representative—M. Bolter

Ipoh Office—Brewster Road; Telephs.

[Straits Stamp Exchange, Monthly Sales 268 (Editorial) apd 37 (Advertising,

fI Circuit, Entrance Fee $5.00, Subscrip- Printing & Managerial)

tion Free, Members World-wide—P.O. Penang Office ■ 12, Bishop ReprespHtatiVet—W. Day

Box 503, Singapore Street;

E. R. A. Fernando, J.p.s., mgr. Telephs. 1477-8

Representative— W. G. Luckwell

i Straits Settlements

Associations Association—(&ee London Office — 40-43, Fleet Street,

and Societies) London, E.C. 4.; Cable. Ad: Lead-

inalaya, London .

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.-Ocean Representative—G. R, Tonkin

: Buildings, Collyer Quay; Cable Ad:

j'< Ivapal; Codes; A.B.C., A] and Bentley’s Straits Trading-Ocean

Co., Ltd., Tin Smelters

| directors' Charlwood, — Hon. Mr. Bin,E. F. C.S. Gib-

Tan Soo H. and Refiners- Building; Cable

i son, Sir John Bagnall, G. S. Miller Ad: Sword

and W. Penrice

i W. F. Brodie, C.A., secretary

L. Froggatt, supt. engineer Straits Typewriter Agency (Es-

E. C. Younge, A. Bannatyne and tablished 1914), Typewriter Repair-

ers, Dealers in Typewriters, Office

M. B. Pepper, asst. supt. engrs. Stationery, General Merchants and

Capt. Baddeley, marine supt. Commission Agents—14a, Change

Straits. Times Press, Ltd., The—Re- Alley; Telephs. 7770, 7532, 7534 and

gistered Offices: French Bank Buildings, 7536; F.M.S. Tel. Ad: Straits Type-

writer; Cable Ad: Repairtype;

Raffles Place Codes: Bentley’s and Private

Directors-J. A. Clarke,

gregor and H. D. Mundell W. H. Mac- Lim Teck Swee, manager

Secretaries—Evatt & Co. Teh Ohye Hock, mng. partner

“Straits Times,” Daily Newspaper Strickland & Co,, Stock and Share

r.: (Afternoon)—140,

Stanley Street Cecil Street and 44, Brokers, Manufacturers’ Agents and

Theproprietors

Straits Times Press, Ltd., 6263; EstateCable

Dealers

Ad:- Strik;

56, TheCodes:

Arcade; Teleph.

A.B.C. 6th

Editor—G. W. Seabridge and Bentley’s

If: Editorial Staff—G. L. Peet, E. L. S. G. F. Strickland, proprietor

, Jennings, H. W. Milner, Chia

Poteik,H. . Miller,

son, J. Tordy,A. S.Foster,

R. Hutchin.E. J. Sun Life Assurance • Co. of Canada

Downton, R. J. Gilmore, D, (Incorporated in Canada 186.5)—Chief

Office for South-Eastern Asia : Hong-

Brown, I.

S.A. A.J. Rijk, S. Palmer,

Rajah A.ram,Lord, S. C.

H. M.P. R.Rappa, Baker. kong Bank Chambers; Cable Ad: Sun-

Hill, L.F. beam;

London Head Office:

Office: Montreal,

Cockspur Canada.

St., S.W. 1.;

I GeneralA. de Cruz and S. A.C.Wykes

Manager—A. Simmons District Offices : Bangkok and Medan

- Asst. Gen. Manager—R. R. W. Vowler W. Allan Eley, manager

Production Manager AA. E. Garrett H. Meehan, resident secretary

PhotoPrhcess,Dept.

Advertising Dept. Tan -G.WGheeHiddlestoh

Tee Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. (London)

Circulation Dept Z.—Wee (Incorporated in England), Fire,

Accounts Dept.-

I Seremban Vaz Swee Huat Marine and Motor

French Bank Building; Car—Local Office:

Telephs 5935-6;

Correspondent

Ponniah, P.O. Box 4, Seremban — E. I. , Cable Ad: Sunfire

Malacca Correspondent—T. N. Chong, Brinkmann & Co., general agents

W. Swithinbank, resident officer

28, Riverside, Malacca

€76 SINGAPORE

Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd.— TanMerchant Boon Liat, Rattan, Malacca Cane

and Teleph.

Commission

Office: Chartered Bank Chambers

Directors—H. B. Egmont Hake, Tanboonliat; Outram Road; 7577; Agent

Cable —Ad:4,

c.b.e., H. C. Atkins Berry and 6th edn. Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

J. A. Clarke Tan Boon Liat, sole proprietor

R. Carswell, manager Teo Tong Kwang, salesman & mgr.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Tan Kim Cheng & Co., Rattan, Cane and

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., General Merchants and Commission

Singapore, secretaries Agents—31 7-d.e,Cable

RiverAd:Valley Road;

J. Murray, visiting agent Teleph. 6165; Agentrade;

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Swan & Maclaren, Civil Engineers edns., Rudolf-Mosse

Tan Kim Cheng, managing proprietor

Architects and Surveyors — Hongkong Chua Poh Choon, manager

Bank

Bangkok: Chambers;

OrientalCable Ad: Framboise.

Avenue.

F.H.C.G.Atkin-Berry TD.s.o., f.s.i., partner

Lundon, architect, do.

C. J. Stephen, a.r.i.a., architect, do. Tan Publicity Bureau, Ltd., H. T.

D. S. Petrovitch, f.r.i.b.a. (Incorporated in the Straits Settle-

H. G. Atkin-Berry, a.r.i.b.a. ments), Advertisers^

A. J. Rodyk, surveyor

H. H. Hasler, clerk of Works tractors—Asia House, Agents

Robinsonand Road:

Con-

Teleph. 2313; P. O. Box 611; Cable Ad:

Tanspub;

Codes Codes Used: All Commercial

Swedish Consulate—(Neg Consulates) Managing Director—Tan Hong Tek

Directors—Tan

Bok Poon Kok Tiong and See

Swiss Consulate—(tfcc Consulates) Secretaries—Evan Wong & Co.

Bankers—P. & O. Banking Corpora-

tion and the United Chinese Bank,

Sze Hai Tong Banking and Insurance Ltd.

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore)

—Head Office: Szehaitong Bank Bldg., Tanglin Club—(See Clubs)

Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Szehaitong

Board of Directors—Lee

(chairman), Tan Yeow Thuan Wee Nam (de-

5uty chairman), Ong Chow Keng, Tels Piece& Co.’s

Goods Trading Society,'

General L. E.

Importers

ah Siam Tong, Tan Chin Hean, & Manufacturers’

Tan Chin Tiat, Koh Boh Chua, 34-6, Cross St.; Teleph. 4365; Gable Ad: Representatives—

Goh Yong Joo and Chong Thutt Letels. Amsterdam, New York, Batavia,

Pitt Semarang, Sourabaya, Padang, Medan,

Lee Wee Nam, managing director Macassar, Palembang

Tan Chin Hean, manager J. T. M. Verheul

Ee Beng Hian, secretary T. A. C.Hards ] T. A. S. Hards

Branches and Agencies—Bangkok, S.P. Rozemond

Skrein | J.Kollowratek

Th. Verheul g

Hongkong, Swatow, Shanghai

and London

Temple House—Tank Road

T. M. A. Music House, Importers &

WholesalersGramophones,

ments, of Musical Records, Instru- Thong Aik Co., Estate Consultants &

Radio, etc.—Head Office: 61-63, High Contractors, RubberBuilding,

& Pineapple

Street; Branches: 203, Batu Road, Kuala Planters 114,

— Marsiling

Robinson Road;

112 &

Cable Ad:

Lumpur;

216, Penang184,Road,

Brewster

Penang;Road,CableIpoh:

Ad: 5thMarsiling; Codes: Bentley’s, A. B. C.

Miselaneus; Code: Bentley’s it 6th Editions, Commercial Tel.

Tan Siew Kuah, managing proprietor Cable, China Pang,

Lim Chong Republican

general& manager

Universal

SINGAPORE C77,

Thoknyckoft (Singapore), Ltd. (In R. A. C. Wills

Association with John I. Thornycroft

Co., Ltd., London), Manufacturers of & E. J. Skinner (Kuala Lumpur)

Commercial Vehicles, Marine Motors, A. P. Craigie | L. F. D- Way

Motor Boats, Engineers and Ship- Twibill, Ltd,, General Merchants,

1, bunders—Head Office and Works:

Tank Road; Shipyard: Tanjong Rhu; Importers & Exporters & Manu-

Cable Ad: Thornycroft facturers of Pickles, Condiments, Fruit

Preserves & Jams—4

Thye Chiang

Merchants, Wholesale & Retail, Manu- Tyebally, N., General Merchant and

facturers’

100, North and BridgeCommission

Road; Teleph. Agents—

3043; Commission and Agent, Exporter of Tinned

Cable Ad: Sunny; Codes: Bentley’s, Pineapples all Straits, Java and

China Produce—17, Cecil St.: Teleph.

Western Union & A.B.C. 5th Edition 7553; Cable Ad: Nazarally; Codes: A.B.C.

Chan Joo Giang, mng.

Chan Choon Hung, manager director 5th edn., Bentley’s and Private

Koh Soo Puan, book-keeper H. M. Peerbhoy (Limbdiwala), mgr.

A. A. Husain (Dohadwala), asst.

mu*

Tiong Huat Co., Dealers in Rubber and Ullmann, Rene, Watchmaker, Jeweller,

Malayan Produce, Importers and Ex- Diamond Merchant, Wholesale and

Retail General Importer —Raffles Place;

, porters -38, Cecil Street; Teleph. 7761 Teleph. 2464; Cable Ad: Ullmann

1 Tong Lam W Co., Hardware Merchants

Rene Ullmann, sole proprietor

Estate Suppliers, Fodder Contractors,

Army Contractors, General Import- Ulster Bank {See Banks )

ers and Exporters—183, 183a and

; 183b, Cecil Street; Teleph. 7328; Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber

Cable Ad: Pheasant; Codes Used: Estates, Ltd. — Registered Office:

A.B.C.

Seah 5th

Choonedn.lam,

and mng.

Bentley’s

partner French Bank Bldg., Raffles Place

• S. M. Nathan, partner Directors—J. A. Elias (chairman), Lee

K. B. Menon, manager (Imports) Chim Tuan, S. Q. Wong, Rev. J. M.

Lim Geok C'huan, accountant Ouillon and J. A. Clarke

Low Kim Cheng, Lim Ek Seng Oh Keat Guan, manager

and Harding, assistants Evatt & Co., secretaries

it m # m Union Assurance

porated in England),Society, Ltd.Accident

Fire and (Incor-

Toy"a Hotel—108, Queen Street; Teleph. —Eastern Branch: Commercial Union

Buildings, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5271

2013; Cable Ad: Toyokan A. C. Potts, manager

Trading Co. “Holland” (Handels- Union Dispensary—347, N. Bridge Road

vereeniging “ Holland ”), Importers

General Merchants—137, 137a and and139

Cecil Street; Teleph. 6932;

Holsing; Head Office: Amsterdam Cable Ad: Union Insurance Society of Canton,

C. de Wit, manager Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong Kong),

J. A. J. Vermeulen, asst. mgr. Marine, Fire, Motor Car, Work-

men’s Compensation

Union Building, and Burglary—

CollyerQuay; Teleph.

Travers * Sons, Ltd., Joseph

porated in England), Merchants and 5981; (Incor- P.O. Box 617; Cable Ad:

Manufacturers—Chartered Union. Head Office: Hong Kong

bers ; Cable Ad: Traverser. Bank Head Cham-

Office: H. C. B. Way, branch manager

C. R. Davidge

119, Cannon1666)

(Established Street, London, E.C. 4

C. J.E.H.Collinge, manager G. A. L. Plummer

J. Dredge

J. P. de C. Hamilton (Benang) Union Jack Club—(SVe. Clubs)

C78 SINGAPORE

Union Oil Go- o*' California, Produ- Ruston

tatives—T.& Hornsby, Ltd.—Represen-

Wei born, a.m.i.mar.e.,

cers, Refiners and Marketers of C. H. Taylor and P. L. Tan

Petroleum Products, Red Line Carrier Brunswick Inter., Inc.—

Brand, Lubricating Oils and Representatives—C. F. Hill, WandB.

Greases, Paving Asphalts, Emul- Braxton, F. J. FitzGibbon

sions and Outbacks—Union Bldg. ; H. Taylor

Teleph. 4702; Cable Ad: Unacal; Purchasing Department—

Codes: Acme and Duo E. J. Cassels

M. J. Meier, manager H. E. Goodman

S.R. O.I. Stirton,

Deating, lubricating do. engr. Order Department—

J. H. Oehlers

Accounts Department—

Union A. C. Binnie, chief accountant

DailyTimes NewspaperPress, (Established

Ltd., The. Chinesein 1898) C.E. L.H.Bone

Laidamn |I J.W.M.W.PymrnLewis

— 157, Cecil Street; P.O. Box 644

Works Stores—

Union Trading Co., ImportRoad;and Teleph.

Export W. Saxelby

Merchants—72, Robinson Shipping

G. A. Nunn Department—

6465; Cable Ad: Battleaxe; Codes:

leyte, A.B.C. 5th edn., Century Standard Bent- Dredge and Mechanical Dept.—

and Private G.G.M.McGuffin

Clark J.W.Gardner

E. Evans

Khoo Wee Tong, proprietor C.E. Ellison

Smith J. a.m.i.n.a.

L. Desson,

United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated T. L. Edley H. C., Thompson

inStructural,

the Straits Settlements),

Mechanical, Electrical, San- Civil, Works Staff—

itary, MarineDredgeand andAir Ship

- Conditioning H.P.B.Hay, Freeman, manager

engineer

Engineers, Builders, A.R. D.B. Gardner,

Knowles, assist,do.engineer

Steel, Iron and Brass Founders—Reg-

istered

Works : Office: MerbauRiver and Valley

Damar Roads, Road ; Steel, Iron and Brass Foundries—

Mohamed Sultan Road and Teck Guan A. R.A. McNab,

B. Menzies, metallurgisT

assistant

Street;

Branches: Shipyard:

Ipoh, Penang, Tanjong

Malacca Rhu;

and R. Blaik, do.

Seremban; Cable Ad: Uniteers; Codes: Civil Engineering

W. McLatchie Department—

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

(Improved), A.B.C.edn.,6th

edn., Western

Bentley’s Complete & Second Phrases

5-Letter E.G. F.SimsClifford

Agents in Great Britain-. J.R. T.G.Chester,

Wilson, a.m.inst.c.e.

a.m. inst.c.e.

Arthur Pollock , & Co., Ltd., 4, F. D. Taylor

Lloyd’s Avenue,

Directors — J. London,

A. P. E.Strachan,

C. 3. R. O. Radford

M.i.MECH.E. (chairman), W. H. Cement Spinning Factory—

Macgregor, H. H. Robins, F. G. L. T. Vanderput

Ritchie, m.i.mech.e., m.i.n.a., Outside Staff—

G. D. McKellar

m.i.mar.e. and E. C. H. Chari- Structural Department^—

wood A.J.H.Nairn,

Farr, m.i.struct.e.

J. A. P. Strachan, m.i.mech.e., mana- a.M.I.STRUCT.E.

ging director T. A. Clark

R. M. Duff, general manager 8. B. J. Donald

11. Campbell, c a., acting secretary Shipyard—Tanjong Rhu

, Agency,

W. F. S.Publicity and Sales

Shuter, Sales manager Dept.— T. E. Edmett, a.m.i.n.a., manager

J. C. Evans, engineer

A.0. J.A. Boynton Electrical Dept.—17-19, Battery Road

Bankine I G.R. J.Cockburn

Fennie J. G.rA.r.Sutherland, m.i.e.e.,

chief electrical m.inst.

engineer

R. J.G.deHarris

W. ToucKfe | R.E. W.

L. Truby

Bormond A. Hinds | R. B. Brown

Ruston-Bucyrus, Ltd.—Represen- J. M. Payne | C. B. Yeats

tatives—C. R. Scott,

and C. V. Holloway, b..a. (Cantab.)

a.m.i.m.e. T. Siddaway Grad. i.e,e.

C.G. Rudd, M.SC.,B. ENG., A.M. I.E.K

SINGAPORE 079

United Exporters, Ltd. (Incorporat- Vick & Co., V. R., General Merchants and

ed in England)—18, Laidlaw Bldg., Agents—E 5, Hongkong Bank Cham-

Battery Road; P.O. Box 645; Cable bers; Cable Ad: Poinsetta

Ad: Unitexport; Codes: A.B.C. 4th

and 5th Editions, Lieber’s, Bent-

ley's, Western Union and Private Victoria Bridge School—(See Educa-

W. E. Quirke, manager for tional) : ; ; ,

Malaya, B. N. Borneo, Sara- Victoria Confectionery and- Stored

wak, The Philippines and Indo- Confectioners — 71, Victoria Street;

China Teleph. 7843

L. R Woods, assistant manager Joseph Chong Sin Tong, sole proprietor

H. E. Hughes, accountant

United Motor Works Ltd. (Incorporated Wai Son Hotel—204a, Pasir Panyang Rd-

in the Straits Settlements)—Orchard

Road; Teleph. 7142; Cable Ad: Yeesoh Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Chia Yee

■ Seow PohSoh,

Quee,managing director

director and manager Singapore), Photographic Stores and

Ong Keng Wah, secretary Importers

phic and Exporters

Gopds—95, North Bridgeof Photogra-

Road; Te-

leph. 7445; Cable Ad: Photostore; Codes:

United Pharmacy, Chemists, Druggists A.B.C. 6th edn. and Bentley’s

and Opticians,

305, North BridgeWholesale and Retail—

Road; Teleph. 6913 Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C. (Incorpor-

Oh Ghee Choo, partner ated in England),

Chong Fook Loy, managing partner

K. F. Chong, m.p.s., chemist Marketers of HighRefiners, Blenders it

Quality Lubricants,

including Castrol Motor Oils—Head

Universal Cars, Ltd., Distributors— Office: 41-43,Branch:

RobinsonChartered

Road,.Singapore.

Registered Office and Show Rooms: 45, Penang

Chambers. Shanghai Branch: 2, The

Bank

Orchard Road; Service Station and Bund. Cable Ad: Castrol; Codes: Ben-

Works: 14-20, Penang Lane; Teleph. tley’s & Private

5485; Cable

Acme, Ad: andUniversal;

Bentley’s Codes:

Motor Traders. Siam Agents—Barrow, Brown & Co.,

Ltd., Bangkok

Universal Neon Lights, Ltd., Illu- Hongkong Agents—Gibb, Livingston

minated Advertising Specialists & & Co., Ltd.

Manufacturers of All Kinds of French Indo-China Agents—Societe

Electrical Signs — 28a, Cavenagh des Garages Charner, Saigon

Road; Teleph. 3127; Cable Ad: P. I. Agents—Wise & Co., Manila

Danite; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and Japan Agents—Japan TDRomobile

Bentley’s Co., Ltd.,- Tokyo .

Director—Dr. C. H. Ho Dutch East Indies Agents—

Managing Director — Kee Yew N.Handels-Vereeniging,

V- Internationale Crediet-en

“Rotter-

Hock dam”, Semarang, Batavia, Soura-

Secretaries—Evan Wong & Co, baya, etc.

Universal Pictures (Singapore), Ltd.— Harrisons & Crosfield Ltd., Medan

Orchard Road; Teleph. 2031; Cable Wakeford & Lowndes, Consulting, Me-

Ad : Unfilman chanical and Electrical Engineers —

K. H. Tann, managing director 6 and 7, Telegraph Street;- Teleph. 3412;

P.O.L. Box 669; Cablea.m.i.

T. Wakeford, Ad Jipco

mech. e.,elect,

a.m.

Universal Trade Co., The, General i.e.e., a.r.i.a. (Eng.), chartered

Merchants, Importers and Commission

Agents—332, Geylang Road; Cable Ad: engr.

Pitunitrad; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th C. electric

S. Ashbrook, a.m.i.e.e., chartered

engineer

edn.,

P. C.Commercial Telegraph and Cable

Wang, manager

Wang Ching Hui, mgr. R. Wakeford, b.sc., g'le.e., g.i,

mech. E.

C80 SINGAPORE

Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Jewellers, Hamburg Agents — Hamburg-

Drapers, Silk and Curio Merchants—31 Asiatisohe Handels Gesellschaft

and

Ad: 33, High

Wassiamull: Street; Teleph.

Codes: 7144;

A.B.C. 5th Cable

edn. m.b. H.

Branch: 42, Arab Street L. E. Slowe, managing dir. (Penang)

K. R. Assomull, managing proprietor H. E. Nixon, director (Penang)

K. C. Thadani, manager L. A. Davies, do. (Singapore)

S.S. E.E. Travis, do. agent

Travis, cor^sular (Singapore)

Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Fred., Rubber Assistants—

E. D. Smith 1 H. Bracegirdle 3

Factors—6^

Teleph. 4374;Miles,Cable Bukit Timah Road;

Ad: Rubber. J. P. Learney, | A- Elsworth

F. L. Waterhguse, director. signs p.p. | L. E. C. Letts

A. Cromarty, c.a., accountant

Waters & Watson, Chartered Quantity

Surveyors and Insurance Loss Assessors Wearne Bros., Ltd., Merchants, Auto-1

—Head Office: Battery Road mobile Importers and Financiers—45,

Teleph. 2788; Cable Ad: Quants, Singa- Orchard Road; Teleph. 5485

pore. Branch Office: 76a, Nathan Road;

Kowloon, Hongkong; Teleph. 59237; Wee Bros. (Undertakers), Monumental

Cable Ad : Quants, Hongkong Masons and Marble Merchants—155,

Partners— Selegie Road; Teleph. 3869; Cable Ad:

D. R. Waters, p.a.s.i., a.i.a.s., Weebrbs Manager—Wee Hong Heng

M.R.SAN.I. Assistants—Mrs. Ho Poh Choon, Wee

E.W. C.J. Skinner,

Watson, f.s.i.,

p.a.s.i.m.r.san.i.

branch mgr. Hong Kiat, Archibald Pinto,

Francis Pintp and Rupert Pestana

Watt, George A., a.m.i. mech. e. (Suc- Wee Swee Teow & Co., Advocates and

cessor to D.D. Mackie), Consulting Solicitors—4, Bonham, Building;

Engineer and Marine Surveyor—18, Teleph. 2556

Winchester House; Teleph. 7877 (Office), Partner—Wee

7879 (Residence); Cable Ad: Mackie;

Codes: A.B.C. 4th & 5th edns. Kendall’s at-law Swee Teow,barrister-

& Bentley’s Assistants—Kaye Thuan Ooi, b.a.

Yeo Hiok Chin, clerk (Oxon.), asst, barrister-at-law

Weebarrister-at-law

Eng Lock, b.a,, ll.b. (Cantab.), ^

Watts & Co., Ltd., Merchants and Com- Neo Peng Heng, mng. clerk

mission

P.O. BoxAgents--144,

657 Robinson Road; Western Electric Company of Asia

(Incorporated in U.S.A )—Asia House,

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry (In- 7,Cable 6, Robinson Road; P.O. Box 690;

corporated in the S. S.), Rub- Western Ad: ElectricWecophones; Codes:

and Private. Branch

ber Estates, Tin Mines and Office of the D. E. I. Batavia-Centrum;

Insurance Agents, General Import and

Export Merchants—Registered Office: P.O.F. P.BoxYoung, 5& manager

Raffles

Codes: Chambers;

Al, A.B.C. Cable

4th, Ad: and

5th; Hakatz;

6th

Edns., Bentley’s, Bentley’s complete Westminster Bank—{See Banks)

phrase and second phrase, Broom hall’s, White away, LyiDLAW «k Co., Ltd., Dra-

WesternTeleph.

Acme; Union, Lieber’s, PrivateHead

5904 (3 Lines). and pers, Milliners, Furnishers and Gentle-

Office: Singapore men’s

69®7; CableOutfitters— Battery Road;Teleph.

Ad: Warfield

Branches: J. H. M. Summers, manager

Penang—33, Beach Street C.E. D.W. Sargeant.

Snell, assistant

Bangkok—Nai

Kuala Lumpur—EasternLert BuildingsSmelting Miss Bradshaw, do.

Building,Belfield

Ipoh—82, High Street

Street

London—Port Wilson, Oscar, f.r.i.b.a., Handwriting

New Building,of London1-2, PepysAuthority

Street, and

Bank Document

Building; Export—15,

Teleph. Mercantile

3580; Cable

Seething Lane, E.C. 3. Ad: Handwriter

SINGAPORE—PENAN G 081

Wing Loong (Singapore Tailoring Co.)— H. C. B. Way, branch manager

98, 100 and 102, High Street; 0. R. Davidge

Teleph. 7627; Cable Ads: Tailoring G. A. L. Plummer

and Wingloong; Code®: A.B.C. 6th

edn. and Bentley’s 5 fiS i#

Winter & Co., H. B., Tailors and Mens’ YeoOwners—81,

Hock Ann, Merchants and Tongkang

Clyde Terrace; Teleph.

Wear Specialists

Teleph. 6188; Cable 2'Ad:

), Battery

WinteringRoad; 4333; Cable Ad; Yeohockann; Code:

H. B. Winter, managing proprietor Bentley’s

D. Nicol, cutter Yeo Ark j Yeo Ee Han

Edward Chow, cashier Yew Aik & Co., Importers & Exporters

Paul G. Peralta, asst. of Motor Accessories ifc Part Tyres, Oil

Wood & Co.. R.. J. Importers and and etc.—454, Victoria Street; Teleph.

Exporters — Chartered Bank Cham 4750; Code: Bentley’s

Ong Book Pok, mng. partner

bers. Head Office, John Bolton & Agencies' ,

Co., Ltd., 34, Princess Street, Motor Master Blue Crown Spark

Manchester. Branches in India a Plugs

Delhi, Bombay, Cawnpore, Amrit Royal Windsor Motor Oils

sar, Rawalpindi and at Penang:

P.O. Box 651; Cable Ad: Cotillon Yin, S. C., m.r.c.s.,

; T.LowS. Kim

Pearson,

Wah,manager

salesman Dispensary, 99, Hilll.r.c.p.—Khong

Street Jin

P. N. Menon Yokohama Specie Bank—(See Banks)

World Eleotrioal Service, Ltd., The Zehnder Bros., Advocates and Solicitors

. Contractors for Supply of Electrical —22c, Chulia Street, Singapore; Teleph.

Household Installation-

lighting Appliances 70,and Robinson

Modern 6246. 9, Church Street, Malacca

Road; Teleph. 6666 W.(Gray’s

F. Zehnder, barrister - at - law

Inn.), Malacca

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd., H.law

R. S.(Gray’s

Zehnder, o.b.e.,

Inn.), barrister-at-

Singapore

The (Incorporated in Hong kong), H. A. R. Paulusz, assistant, barrister-

Marine, Fire

Building, and Quay;

Collyer Motor Teleph.

Car —Union

5981; at-law (Middle Temple), Singapore

P. O. Box 617; Cable Ad: Union. F. rister

Bernard

- at - Oehlers,

law assistant, Inn.),

(Gray’s bar-

Head Office: Shanghai Singapore

PENANG

Penang—or Prince of Wales Island, as it was formerly called—is situated on the

an the

westopposite

coast of coast

the Malay

knownPeninsula in 5Wellesley,

as Province deg. northfromlatitude.

which itWith a strip ofby land

is separated on

a strait

, i Varying from two to 11 miles in width, it constitutes the second in importance of the

: three areas known as the “Straits Settlements.” The island contains an area of

•dfcbout

Y Province 110 Wellesley

square miles, being for

extends 15 miles long andof eleven

a distance 45 milesbroad at itsthewidest

along coast,portion,

and haswhilean

d average width of eight miles, containing 280 square miles. The chief town of Penang5

) :s George

-Baas becomeTown, but the with

so identified name theof the

townisland

that (which signifiesdesignation

the specific “Betel-nuthasIsland’

almost)

dropped out of use.

j Penang was ceded to the famous Captain Francis Light for the East India Company

gon the

the Rajah

year 1786 for an aannual

of Kedah, step payment

which wasof followed,

$6,000 which was later

13 years later,increased to $10,000of

by the cession

(/•Province Wellesley. In the year 1805 Penang was elevated to the rank of a presidency,

C82 PENANG

its

wasrising

as yetfortunes

unknowneven as a then bidding fair

settlement. to eclipse

In 1826 thoseandofMalacca

Singapore Malacca,werewhileincorporated

Singapore

with Penang, and the three were designated by the title they still retain. But, as the

fortunes of Singapore brightened, those of Penang declined, until the former quite

overshadowed her older sister, and in 1836 the seat of government was transferred

to Singapore.

four The Settlement

unofficial of Penangin isthegoverned

representatives Legislativeby Council,

a Resident whichCouncillor, and has

sits at Singapore.

An important department of its trade lies in the business transacted with

the Dutch settlements in Sumatra; and recently it has become an emporium and

port of shipment for the Mai ayan Rubber supplies. As it is now the railway terminus for

the southern Siam Malay States and the port of disembarkation of passengers for

Bangkok,

ient coaling its commercial

and man-ofimportance

war station,is likely

and tois develop

the seatconsiderably^

of governmentIt for is a Province

conven-

Wellesley, which must always be an important centre of British influence. The

Government in 1906andacquired

250 feet in length the graving

50 feet broad dock atalsoPrye

at entrance a slipRiver

for invessels

Province100 Wellesley,

feet long.

The

RailwayPrai Dock

Departmentand Wharves

from thewere purchased

Colonial in

Government 1914butby the

have Federated

not been a Malay

great States

success

owing to silting. New proposals for better wharfage facilities are now being discussed.

George Town is built on a plain, at the back of which rises the hill which, as Penangites

declare, renders life on the island more enjoyable than in any other part of the

Colony. The construction of a Hill Railway by the F.M.S. Railways Department is

completed and there is an excellent hotel at the top. A proposal to make a road up

the Hill is under consideration.

sandThe formation

or stiff clay, theof Penang

produce isof granitic, being covered

the decomposition of thein granite.

many places Abovewiththisa sharp

again

comes a coat of vegetable mould of greater or lesser thickness.

a plain about three miles in depth, upon which stands the town and environs, Wilffi the exception

the wholeof

of the

are island

found consists of hills with narrow valleys. No minerals of commercial value

in Penang.

most easterly partofofthe

The influence theregular

Straits monsoon is more

of Malacca, owingdistinctly felt at Penang

to the wideness than toin the

of the latter the

west and vicinity to the Bay of Bengal. During the north-easterly

November toMarch inclusive, clear settled weather prevails, and in the south-westerly, monsoon, from

from April to October, the rains take place. But neither rain nor drought is of long

continuance.

height 2,500is The average heatinhabited

of the year at 70°,

the level of therange sea isbeing

83°, and at 20°.

the

Where ofthere feet,

free the highest

ventilation the climatepoint,

is superiorthein annual

salubrity to that of about

any other

tropical one.

Of mammals, the principal species are monkeys, and two species of viverrida—

the musang and binturong. The ornithology calls for no special remarks. The

island is a- happy

lepidoptera hunting

frequenting the ground

hills. Thefor botany

the entomologist, numerous fine

betterspecies of

than that of any part of the Peninsula, and, for theof area

Penang is perhaps

involved, is particularly known

rich.

Palms, bamboos, banana and other fruit-trees, and nutmegs clothe the hillsides, while

ferns are also plentiful. The high land permits of the cultivation of many flowers, and

other plants which will not thrive in the flat level lands of Singapore or Malacca.

Betel-nut, with copra and fruits and nutmegs, are the indigenous articles of trade.

Nutmegs were at one time a most important branch of industry, but the blight, which

simultaneously affected the whole Peninsula, destroyed it. Their cultivation has, how-

ever, now been resumed, and Penang nutmegs stand high in the market. There is no

agriculture properly so-called. Pepper was at one period of its early history produced

to the extent of three and a half million pounds annually; but the competition of other,

places, notably of Netherlands-India, proved fatal, and it is now only cultivated in

small patches, and is not classed as an article of export trade. Tapioca, coconuts,

gutta, rubber and citronella are also among the products cultivated.

The Singapore-Penang railway has its terminus at Prai, which is connected with

the island by a ferry service.

PENANG C8:i'

The

the George’stown

exceptionChurchpossesses few attractions,

of theisGovernment Offices,and the public

a fineof 80block buildings are mediocre, with

St. an unpretending edifice years’erected in 1889

standing, near the

centrally jetty

situated.

There are also a Roman Catholic Church and several mission chapels.

Gardens and Waterfall are well worthy of a vi»it, and another place of interest at The Botanical

some distance

beautiful little from the round

beaches town isthethecoast

Chinese

of theTemple

Island;at Ayer Itam. tripThere

the round are many

by motor car

takes about hours and is well worth while. The estimated population on December

31st, 1937in ofApril,

j 359,851 Penang

1931 and ProvinceBindings).

(including Wellesley was 391,349 persons, ascompared with

Penang is a free port with the exception of duties levied on Alcoholic

Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, Opium and Petroleum. There are no port or

harbour dues. The Harbour is sheltered from the monsoons by Penang Island

on the West and Province Wellesley on the East. The rise and fall of ordinary

spring tides is 7'3". The rise or ordinary neap tides L.W.O.S.T. is 4'6". A

constant depth of water alongside Swettenham Wharf, which is 1200 ft. long,

i is maintained 30' L.W.O.S.T. The total area of the Penang Harbour Board

has a godown area of ISO,000 square feet, and owns 9 steam tugs of varying

j capacity, 5 steam cranes with a lifting capacity from 3 to 7 tons, one 15 ton

steam crane at Prye Dock, & one 10 ton, steam crane at Bagan Dalam Slip-

, way, 14 electric cranes with a lifting capacity from 1 ton up to 3 tons, and

i: one 3 tom overhead

ocean-going steamerselectric

within crane.

easy reachTheofharbour

the quay.can Aaccomodate

good supplyfrom 15 to 20

of excellent

water is available. A regular ferry service for passengers, motor cars and lor-

ries between Penang and Butterworth is maintained by the Penang Harbour

Board and regular ferry service is also run between Penang and Prai Railway

Station in connection with the F.M.S. Railways. The Penang Harbour Board

operates a graving dock on the left bank of Prai River near the entrance,

340' long by 50' wide at entrance with a depth on sill of 14|' at spring tides.

The workshop is fitted with up-to-date machinery electrically driven for small

ship repairs. Also a slipway on the right bank of Prai River beyond Prye

j River Dock with a patent slip 450’ long by 76’ wide, carriage, 151’x 26’. Coal

is stored on the F.M;S. railways premises at Prai and is handled by them.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Analyst’s Department, Government Chief Clerk—P. J.A. Gregory

2nd Clerk—L. Massang

Deputy

XAT 11Government

n*-m.sc. m tAnalyst

cm , f.i.C.

n — A.

W. Burtt,

Laboratory Assists.—R. L. Daw- Chinese Protectora.te

Protector of Chinese—V. W. W. S.

son,

MingChin Thean Lok and Chan Ah Purcell

Clerk—Phuah Choon Choe Asst, Protector of Chinese—G. W. lyk

Chief Clerk—Lim Ewe Lee

Translator & Interpr.—Gee Kok

: Audit Department Weng

r Assist. Auditor—C. E. Paddon Coroner’s Department

Bankruptcy Office Coroner -Alexander W, Bellamy

Asst. Official Assignee and Asst. Clerk—C. S. Lessler

Registrar of Companies—C. O. CroyLy Counsel’s Office

Lim, s.s.0.8. Crown Counsel—T. D. Hughes

C84 PENANG

Department of Excise—8, Queen Street; Members of the Board T

Teleph. 466; Cable Ad: Excise Chairman—Sir G. W . A. Trim-

Deputy Commissioner—J. U. Pyper mer, M.INST.C.E., M.I.MECH. E.,

Senior Superintendent—W. Gordon m.inst.t. (On leave); Deputy

Sub-Treasurer—V. S. Kelly Chairman—H.K. Rogers, a m.

Preventive Branch INST. C.E., A.M.I.N.A., M.N.E.C.INST. .

Superintendent—P. Local Chairman—R. H. Wilson

Asst. Supt. (Ptenang H. M. CooperE. S.

Island)—A. Members — James Dick, Hon.

Lieut.-Colonel G. D. A. Flet-

Talbot cher, m.c., .Hon. Mr. A. M

Asst. Supt. (Prov. Wellesley)-G. C.

C. Blakstad Goodman, m.c.s., H. O. Maas,

Revenue Branch Quah Beng Kee, o.b.e.

' Superintendent—F. Stanley General Manager — Sir George

Opium Branch Trimmer (On leave); Deputy

Superintendent—A. G. Baker General.Manager—H. K. Rogers

Rubber Import Offioer (Penang)—G- Assist.—R. H. Wilson

A. R. Cowdrey Secretariat

Rubber Export Officer

—T. H. B. Phillips (P. Wellesley) Secretary—J. Cooper

Accountant—C. A. J. Shelley

Thompson

District Court Assistant—A. F. Gray

Dist. Judge—J. L. McFall Chief Clerk—P. C. Dias

Assist, do. —T. D. Hughes Chief Book-keeper — Lim Guan

Chief Clerk—S. Munisamy Chuan

District & Police Court Wharf Department

1st Magistrate—J. L. McFall Wharf Manager—G. R. Brownie

2nd Magistrate—Lim

Magistrate—A. W.KoonBellamy . (On leave)

3rd Teck Wharf Engineer—T. Dearling

Chief Clerk—F. Y. Emuang Warehousemen—R. G. King, J.

Wright, A. J. Hercombe and J.

District Offices — Balik Pulau S. Buntin

Collector of Land Revenue — J. A. Ferry Service

Harvey

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue — Superintendent—A. Shipwright

Mohamed Hussain bin Abdul Halim (On leave)

Assistants — T. E. Bailey, H.

Education Department Conn, J. H. Evans, J. G.

Inspr. of Schools—R. P. S. Walker Wambeck and J. D. Gaunter

Assist. do. —E. S. Redfearn Bagan Dalam Slipway

Malay Assist, of Schools—Mohamed Superintendent—A. G. Andrews

Nor bin Ibrahim Estate & Civil Engineering Dept.

Tamil

manAssist. Inspector—Gopal Krish- Assist. Civil Engineer—H. D.

Chief' Clerk—S. M. Yusoff Black

Gardens Department Imports, Exports and Statistics Dept.

Director—R. E. Holttum Deputy Registrar of Statistics —

Assist. Curator—J. W. Ewart, local Douglas Sturrock, j.p.

head of Dept. Assistant

Exports—S. Registrar,

SaravananImports and

Committee—Hon. Resident Councillor

(chairman), D. A. Mackay and Chief Clerk—Khor Kok Tee

Heah Seng Whatt, Settlement

Engineer Inspector of Machinery’s Office —

Secretary—Director of Gardens Teleph, 1741

Harbour Board, Penang Cable Ad: Inspector of Machinery andExaminer

Wharves; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. ofunder

Engineers and Engine Chapter

S- S. Ordinances Drivers

5th edn. and Engineering 206 Machinery—J. A. Heaton

PENANG, G85,

Labour Department — Sub-Offices: Nursing Sisters—D. M. Preston,

Penang; Teleph. 531; Cable Ad: i\ M. Ferrer, I. M. Nelson, I.

Deconlab F. Johnson, M. F. Carter, I.

Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya Whitehead, M. Ackers, C. M.

—N. Jones, m.c. Forrest, M. C. C. C. Graham and

A. A. Gentles

Assist. Controller of Labour—J. D. Senior Staff Nurses—A. Mollett

LambeM and Mary Ng

Extra Assist. Controller of Labour— Staff Nurses—Lim Chai Hua, Lim

G. N. Pillai

Assessment Officer—M. B. Enthuray . Chai Hoon and Ten On Siew

Accountant—R. G. Nathan Maternity Hospital:

Chief Clei'k - Toh Kim Kheng Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.)

Chief Immigration Clerk—V: S. H. 1. Worth, m.b., ch.b.

Thaver Assist. Medical Officer—Lee Keng

Immigration Fund Inspectors—P. Soon, l.m.s.

D. Moses (Penang) Matron—Miss M . C. Thompson

Boarding Officer—A. Arputhain Nursing Sisters—Alice Rossie, V. C.

Copland and Margaret McBride

LandCollector

Office and Senior Staff Nurse—Song Siok

of Registry of Deedsand

Land Revenue Neoh

Staff Nurse—Yap Siew Kim

Registrar of Deeds—J. A. Harvey, Out-door Dispensary, Chowrasta:

M.C.S.

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue Deputy Medical Officer— E. W. de

and Deputy Registrar of Deeds— Cruz, l.m.s.

(Vacant) Kampong Kolam Clinic:

Asst. Medical Officer—V. K. Thambi

Marine’ Department Pillai, l.m.s.

Harbour Master—Lifeut. Cotndr. J. C. Gaol Hospital:

Assistant Medical Officer—R. Letch-

Derrick, r.n.r.

Deputy Harbour Master and Senior manasany, l.m.s.

Boarding Officer—T. W. Moore

2nd Boarding Officer—H. V. M. Pulau Jerejak Settlement:

Deputy Medical Officer—H. Meh-

Woods ta, L.M.S.

Signal Sergeant—L. M. Nieukey Asst. Medical Officer—M. Dorais-

Light Keepers—R. Richards and P. ingham, l.m.s.

Pasqual Lady Superintendent—Robert Sou-

thern

Medical Department Province Wellesley:

Chief Medical Officer—E. D. Lin- Medical Officer-in Charge — V H.

dow, m.r.c.s., L.RiC.P. (Acting) Norris, l.m.s.

Surgeon—E. S. Lawrie Asst. Medical Saravanmurhn,

Hospital—M. Office, Butter worth

l.m.s.

Financial Assistant—A. V. d’Aranjo Deputy Medical Officer,

Chief Clerk—Lee Kok Thun

General Hospital: jam Hospital — H. R.BukitMerta-

Saravana-

Medical Officers—C. A. Stanley, muthu, l.m.s.

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.B.B.S. , R. A. Asst. Medical Officer, Sungei Bakap

Pallista and J. J. O’Grady Hospital—A. Soma'sundaram, l.m.s.

Dental Officer—J. M. Courts Health Branch, Penang:

Deputy Medical Officer-S. Mohd. Senidr HealthOfficer and Port Health

Baboo Officer — S. W. Eveson, M.r.c.s.,

Assist. Medical Officers—R. Letch- L.R.C.P., D.P.H.

manasany, l.m.s. (Singapore), Health Officer, P. Wellesley—W. A.

Tan Hor Kee, l.m.s. (Singa- Nicholas

pore;, d.t.m. & b. (Singa- Senior Deputy l.m.s.

Rasanayagan, Health Officer—I.

pore), R. Apparajoo, l.m.s.

(Singapore) and S. G. Rajah- Deputy Health Officer (Rural)—R. K.

ram, l.m.s. (Singapore) Ponniah, l.m.s.

Matron—Miss E. M. Howes Roberts Asst. Health Officer—Goh Kok Kee,

Matron, Class II—K. Stewart L.M.S., D.T.M. & H„ D.P.H.

C'86 PENANG

Health Sisters—E. W. Darville and Public Works Department

Mrs. E. M. Lewds Settlement Engineer,

Health Nurses—Teo Yeok Kiang, E.

P.Suan

David, Mrs' . A. Braunstein, Jee Bedington,

CY.E., m.inst. c.ePenang—G.

M.R.SAN.I. , M..INST.M. C,&

Kee and Oh Choon Sioh Assistant Engineer (Head Offiee),

Quarantine Station, Pulau Jerejak: Penang - C. Gjertsen, B.sc.

Assist. Health Officer^S. Rasanaya- Chief Clerk—Lee Sie Chong

gatn, l.m.s. ' ■' v

Financial Clerk—C. Muthu Velloo

Accountant—V. S. Kelly, a.s.a.a.

Pathological Branch : Chief Clerk — him Guan Chuan

Govt. Pathologist—C. Subrahihayan Executive Engineer, Penang — J.

Asst. Pathologist—C. Marcus, L.M.S. V. T. Campbell, B.ac

Police Department — Penang and Executive

Penang—H.Engineer

L. D. Tucker, ( Country),

B.sc., a.

Province Wellesley m.inst.c.e.

Supt. of Police—B. M. O’Connell Chief Clerk—Y. Boudville

Asst.

Baughan,Supts. R.ofC. B.Police — C. G.D. K.E.

Wiltshire, Financial Clerk—Choo Sepng Guan

Broadhurst and G. L. Livingstone Executive Engineer, Province Wel-

(Acting) lesley—E. R. C. Williams

Financial Asst,S.ecunder.

of Police Chief Clerk—Khoo Soo Bok

Hashim.bin , — Md. Financial Clerk Ismail bin Che Chik

Resident Engineer, Water Supply,

Chief Clerk—Tan

Chief Inspectors —Hong F. G. KengKing, R. Bukit Mertajam — A. C. Wilson,

Higgins and F. Farquharsoh ASSOC.M.INST.C.E.

I nspectors—D. W. Dale, J. Lyons, D. Assistant Engineer (South), Province

Wellesley—R.

A.M.INST. STRUCT.R. Cambridge, B.sc.,

B.R. Cowie,

Lewis, H.W.Astin, A. McLennan,

Hamilton, ■ J. D. Engineer Surveyor, Penang—(X

Nicholson, H. C. Ballai'd, D. E. Scharenguivel

Nickels, W. Ingham, T.H. Allen, C. Clerk

J.A. A.O’Connor

Haines, andA. A.E. N.J. Lihsell

Rodway, H. Clerk ofofWorks,

Works,Penang—R. E. Capel

Province Wellesley

—S. Jayaraman

Post Office Savings Bank Resident Councillor’s Office

Supt.—J. Macintosh Resident

GoodmanCouncillor — Hon. A. M.

Posts and Telegraphs Department Office

Chief Assistant—C.

Clerk—Ewe Kung E. Robless

Lim •

Controller of Posts, Penang and P.W.

—G. J. Ford Sheriff’s Department

Accountant—W. A. Cooper Sheriff—Tan Hock Ann

Asst. Contr. of Posts and Mails—R.

1). Rowswell Bailiff- Mohamed Daroos

Assistant Supts. of Mails—Mun Sheriff’s Clerk -Yeoh Tiang Kheng

Soon Hoong and Boey Swee Supreme Court

Kong Sr. Puis. Judge—F. Cordon-Smith

Supt. of Telephones and Telegraphs—

W. F. Flight Survey Department

Divisional

W. — A. H.Engineer,

Carson Penang and P. Chief Surveyor — W. H. E. Neil

Engr., Posts & Telegs., Penang— (Acting)

District Surveyor—G. L. Jerram

K. V. Rao Office Asst.—S. Appudoray

Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs, , Chief Clerk—S. Arokia Dass

Province Wellesley .1, H. Wagstaff Surveyor of Ships’ Office—Teleph. 503;

Wireless Engineer—W. E. Oakes Cable Ad: Ships

Prisons Department - Surveyor

Engine ofDrivers

Ships under

and Examiner

S. S, Ordin-of

Supt.—V. W. W. S. Purcell, m.c.s. ances Chapter 150 Merchant Ship-

Gaoler—W. C. Clout ping

Senr. Warder—H. E. Steal

Chief Clerk—Si Marimuthu acting—surveyor

E. Watt,to Lloyd’s

A. M. I. MECH. E.,

Register

of Shipping

PENANG C87

Veterinary Department ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Govt. Veterinary

P. White, Surgeon—Capt. D.

m.r.c.v.s.

Asst. Veterinary Surgeons—A. Automobile Association of Malaya,

Kuppuswamy, g.b.v.c. and D. R.S. Penang and Kedah Branch—

President— J. A. Me Evoy

Kirby, g.b.v.c. Secretaries

Veterinary Inspector—A. Joseph,

G.B.V.C. Anthony &andCo.,Treasurers—A.

9, Beach Street, A.

Penang

“A.I.”

WaterAerated Water Co., Ltd.,Northam

Manufacturers—He, Aerated Fire Insurance Association of

Koad; Teleph. 980; Cable Ad: Aeration Malaya, The (Penang Branch)—

Chairman—Ong Huck Khye Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph.

Managing Director—Lee Huck Leang 492; Cable Ad : Evatt: Codes:

Director—Lee Hock Bing Broomhall’s Rubber Edition, Bentley’s

Works Foreman—Phung Ah Chye 2nd Phrase

Supervisor—Lau Poh King Advisory Committee — R. W.

Palmer (chairman), F. W. Walker

Abdoolcader, H. H, Barrister-at law- (deputy

Foulds, chairman), J. F. Keay,

K. P. Deighton. S. A.A.

' (Advocate and Solicitor, S.S. and F.M.S. Yell and A. E. M. Mitchell

—Georgetown Chambers, 39, Beach St.; Secretaries—Evatt

Telephs. 630 (Office) and 829 (Residence)

CableAd: Abdoolcader; Codes: A.B.C.; Bank Chambers <2 Co., Chartered

' 5th edn.,

BroomhallV, Butterworth’s Legal and

Malay Peninsula Agricultural Asso-

Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. — Sungei ciation—Teleph.

burk 444; Cable Ad: Ken-

Dua, Province Wellesley; Teleph. But-

I terworth 50; Cable Ad: Borneo

Secretaries—Borneo Co., Ltd., Penang Vice-President^E.ReisT. Lewis

President—G. S.

Committee—E. T.Boyd, J. Kennedy,

American Consulate—(S'«e Consulates) A.C. C.F. H. Beaman, A. R. Craig and

Bruce

. Secretaries Kennedy, Burkill &

Anglo-Chinese School—(Nee Schools) 'Co., Ltd.

Anglo-French and Bendixsens Ltd,, Penang Chamber of Commerce — 1,

Rubber Exporters — 35, China Street; Downing Street; Telephs. 363

Telephs. 874, 875 and 1681; P.O. Box (Chamber) & 492 (Secretaries);

)a'324;C. Cable Ad: Anglosing Cable Ad: Evatt

A. Railton, manager J. B. Ross (chairman), W, N. Walter

A. V. Felix, chief clerk (vice-chairman), J. M. Prescott,

G. P. Noakes,

Watson, L. A. Davies.

A. McLellan, Hon.G.Lt.-C.

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., The, Col. G. D. A. Fletcher (Ex officio)

Merchants — 14-15, Station Building; Secretaries—Evatt

Teleph. 1343; Cable Ad : Anglosiam. Bank Chambers

Anthony ife Co., A. A., Exchange and Publications-.

Share Brokers, Estate, Mining and “Penang Daily Imports &. Exports,”

Insurance Agents -9, Beach Street; Issued Daily

1„ Telephs. 417&1121; Cable Ad: Anthony; “ Penang Marke Report,” Issued

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bi-Monthly

^ edn., and Broomhall’s Combination, “ Monthly Summary of Imports,”

Issued Monthly ,

New

J. G.Standard,

Brown, Utility,

partner etc.

E. H. Bulford, do. Penang Chinese Chamber of Com-

A. Clark, do. merce—2, Penang Street; Teleph. 910

i. T. R.S. W. Anthony,

Palmer do.

(Insurance) . . President—Hon. Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe

Vice

Horn do.Treasurer—Sam

-Ng Sui CamSaik Cheong

Arife, Dr. Kamil M.—Consulting Rooms: Hon. Auditor—Cheah Inn Kiang

47, Leith Street; Teleph. 905 Secretary—Lee Boon Jin

088 PENANG

Penang Choral and Dramatic Hon. Secretary—P. J. Mor Singh

Society- Hon.Treasurer- S.T.Ramakrishnan

Hod. Secretary—A. S. A. Blake c/o Affiliated Societies:

Police Headquarters The Government Servants’ Co-oper-

Penang Library— ative Thrift & Loam Society, Ltd.

Presdt.—Hon. The Resdt. Councillor The Penang Municipal Employees’

Committee—Mrs. F. N. C. Durege,

The Society, Ltd. Thrift, and Loan

Co - operative

R. M.Rev.Minto,

ColinDr.King,OngTheChong

Rev. Theative

Penang

ThriftMalay

it LoanGurus’ Co oper-,

Society, Ltd.

Keng, 0. P. Purcell and Rai The Mercantile Employees, Co.-oper-

Sahib B. R. Sharma (Hon. Trea- ative Thrift & Loan Society, Ltd.

surer)

Hon. Librarian—C. R. SamUel Theoperative

EnglishThrift

School& Teachers’ Co-

Loan Society*

Penang Marine Insurance Agents’ Ltd

Association, The—1, Downing St.; The Penang Police Co-operative

Teleph. 603, Cable Ad: Audit; Codes: Thrift k Loan Society, Ltd.

A. Brown,

B.C. andPhillips

Broomhall’s The Penang PostsThrift

Co-operative and Telegraphs

& Loan

& Stewart, secs. Society, Ltd.

Penang Pilot Association—-3, P.H.B. TheDepartment

Penang Government

Co operativeMedical

Thrift

Godbwn; Teleph. 573, Cable Ad: Pilots it Loan Society Ltd.

Penang Pilot Board— Theoperative

PenangThrift

Harbour Board Co-

and Loan Society

Presdt.—Harbour Master (ar-officio) Ltd.

Members

F. Adams, — G.J.R.M.Brownie,

PrescottPilot

and A.J.

Me Lellan

Ban Hin Lee Oil Mill, Manufacturers

Penang Rubber Exchange—14, China of Cocoanut Oil and Refined Edible

Street; Telephs. 1444, 1445 & 1446; Oil—Office: 86, Beach Street ; Works:

Cable Ad: Para; Code: Bentley’s 355, Bridge Street; Teleph. 279

Complete Phrase R. G. Andrew’s, engineer

Chairman—Lee Guat Ciiepw

Vice-Chairman

Hon. Secty. —Khaw HeahPiah

Joo Teng

Seang

Asst. do. —Lee Gnoh Heang Ban Poh Medical Hall, Importers of

man Chinese Drugs and other Chinese

Manufactured Goods—216, Beach Street

Hon.

Hon. Treasurer—Eu

Auditor/—YeapHong SuanSohCheng . Cheah,

Lee Cheong Ann, manager

Peng Foop, asst.

Penang St. Andrew Society- Ban Teik Bee Co.,- Copra, Oil and

Oil

KilnCake

Boad;producers—

Teleph. Office: 292, Brick

591; Cable Ad:

Penang

Ltd., TheUrban Co operative

(Founded February 3,Union,

1934) Banteikee

—c/o Hon. Secretary, 3, Dundas Court

Patron—Hon. Mr. A. M. Good- Bangkok Furnishing Company, Contrac-

man, M.C.S. tors to: P. W. D.Penang.

Penang «fHigh

e P. W.Class

and

Vice-Patron—J. A. Black, m.c.s.

President -F. H.—Grumitt,

Vice-Presidents S. W. j.p. B. Municipality,

Adams, Furniture Makers, House Decorators,

W. Allen and J. M. Meade Painters, Polishers, Upholsterers, Im-

Chairman—Tan Kiar Lew porters and Exporters—Showroom and

Committee Members — Che Md. Workshop: 7, Leith Street; Teleph. 1137*

Nor bin Haji Ibrahim, H. A. Cable Ad: Furnishing

W. Ming Doa, managing propr.

G.Bashir, Dr. V. K.P.Tamby

W. Smelling, C. Dias,Pillar,

Lim C. C. Chang, assist, manager

Cheng Chuan and K. Arumugam M. Y.Tung, secretary

PENANG

BANKS Oversea-Chinese

poration (Incorporated Bankingin Cor- the

Bax Hin Lee Bank, Ltd, (Incorporat- S.S.), Commercial

Successors to The Chinese

Bank,. Ltd., The Ho Hong

ed in S.S.)—86, Beach Street, Tele- Sank, Ltd. and The Oversea Chinese

phone 280; P.Q. Box 6; Cable Ad :

Banhinbank; Codes: A.B.C. 5th. & Bank, Ltd.Paid-Up: Capital, Authorised:

6th Editions, Bentley’s, Peterson’s* f40,000,000;Office: China Building,

$10,000,000. Head

Chulia Street,

Private Singapore; Cable Ad: Oversea;

Yeap Ohor Ee, chairman Penang Branch: 28 and 30, Beach

Yeap Swee Ark, director Street, Penang; Telephs. 751, 752 *

Goh Hock Siew, director 753; Cable Ad : Oversea; Codes :

Yeap Hock Hoe, secy, and dir. Bentley’s, Peterson’s 3rd Edition &

Yeap Kim Hoe, mgr. and dir. Private. Other Branches: Amoy,

Yeap Lian Seng, director Bangkok, Batavia, Batu Pahat,

D.jambi. Haiphong, Hong Kong, Ipoh,

[ Charteked Kota Bahru (Kelantan). Kuala Lumpur,

and ChinaBank of India, inAustralia

(Incorporated Malacca, Muar, Palembang, Ran-

England goon, Seremban, Shanghai and

by Royal Charter 1853)— , Singapore (North Branch & South

H. G. Baxter, manager Branch)

J. R. Watson, sub-manager Yeo Tiam Siew, manager

Sub-Accountants—

L. J. Blanchard

A. M. R. Currie Belgian Consulate — (See Consulates)

J.T. Scott

M.Jack

J. F. Vicars Beng Swee & Co., Ltd., Electrical Eng-

Tan Phee Khoon, chief clerk ineers, Contractors,Bishop

Suppliers,Importers

Yeo Chooti Eng, chief cashier * Exporters—41, Street; Teleph.

Bhuket Sub-Agency— 697; Cable Ad: Bengswee

F. B. Jones, sub-agent Oh Hong Seng, managing director

Tan Chor Sinn, cashier Lee Hong Chai, secretary

Alor Star Sub-Agency— Ooi Yeow Tong, bookkeeper

J. D. Adams, sub-agent Lim Seng Ee, storekeeper

Yeoh Cheow Eang, cashier Ooi

CheahAh InnLeng,Kiong

general

* Co.clerk

(corporate

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- accountants), auditors

poration—Cable Ad: PotoHiac Boon Hak Co.,Agents—25,

General Merchants and

W. C. Murray, agent Commission Bishop Street;

R. A. Green, accountant Cable Ad: Boonhak

R. W. Lee, assistant

A.H. W.

C. Peterson,

Helbling, assistant

do. Boon Pharmacy, The, Wholesale and

Retail Chemists, Druggists and Cable

Opti-

Mercantile

(IncorporatedBank Ltd. cians—182-186-188,

of India, Beach

in England)—11,

Penang Road;

Ad: Boonpharmy; Telegrams: Boon

Street; Cable Ad : Paradise. Head Dr.Dr.LeeJ.Tiang

EmileKeng, M.B.,B.§.(Edin.)

Smith, m.c., medical&

Office: 15:, Gracechurch Street, Lon- practitioners

don, E.C. 3 Chew Boon Ee, managing partner

J. B. Ross, manager

S. L. Stocks, accountant Borneo

S.A. J.M.Elgar,

Curtis,assist, accountant

do. Quay. Co.,HeadLtd.,Office:

Merchants—7a, Weld

Sackville House,

Fenchurch St., London,

Houses: Bangkok, E.C. Branch

Chiengmai, Ipoh,

Nederiandsche Handel-Maatsch- Lakon, Kuching,Raheng,

Sibu, MiriSingapore, Penang,

and Kuala Lumpur

appij,

I\ Society), N- V. (Netherlands Trading C. Jackson, manager, Malaya

Teleph 612;BankersCable Ad:— 9,Trading

Beach Street;

T. tory

C. Martine, agent, Northern Terri-

H. H. Oerlemans, agent

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo Chev- Cheng Ean <& Soonand Chee,Solicitors—33f,

Barrister-at- I

rolet, Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Law, Advocates

Setti ements)—Office: 24, Northam Road; Beach Street; Teleph. 735; Cable Ad: ]

Telephs. 517 and 518; Cable Ad: Limchengean Partners—

Borneocar Limat-law,

Chengadvocate

Ean, b.a.,and

ll.b.,solicitor

barrister- j

N. G. Reddish, manager for Penang

M. Peechioni, engineer Khob

law,Soon Chee,and

advocate m.a.,solicitor

barrister-at- j

Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in the F.M.S.), Merchants—1, Weld Chin Chin Co., General Storekeepers

Quay - Telephs: 1601, 1602, 1603 and —18, and 20, Beach Street; Teleph. '

1604; Cable Ad: Boustead. Head 1029

Office: Singapore, Union Building, Khoo Leong Swee, manager

Oollyer Quay Chee Yeow Hong, bookkeeper

Director & Manager—H. O. Maas Chee Phui Khwai, assistant

Assistants—E. R. Allen, W. An- Thum Keng Hee, salesman

derson (signs per pro.), T. M. Toh Kok Hu at, do.

Clark, W. D. Erskifle-Crum, F. China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

G. Thompson, E. C. Tokeley, F. Marine, Motor-Car and General Insur- ;

W. Walker (signs per pro.) and ance—Head Office: Hongkong

A. W. Wallich (signs per pro.) Agents — J. Evans & Co., 13, 1

Boutcher & Go., Chartered Architects, Church Street; Teleph. 1122

Surveyors and Licensed Appraisers— Agency Staff—Lim Song Siew,

19, Beach St.; Teleph. 138; Cable Tan Beng Hock and Chow Peng |

Ad: Boutcher; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Cheong

edn. and Bentley’s Also at 21,, Hale Chinese Consulate —(Nee: Consulates) 1 :

St., Ipoh, F.M.'S.

Principal—C. G. Boutcher, f.r.i.b.a. Chinese National Film Co.—31, Phee | I

Choon Road; Teleph. 179; Cable Ad:

Brown, Phillips

Auditors and Estate Agents — 1, Operating:

Downing Street; Cable Ad: Audit. Majestic,

Branch:

Ipoh, F.M.S.Hongkong Bank Buildings, Cinemas Windsor, and Liberty 1 ;

R. P. Phillips, f.s.a.a., f.c.i.s., partner Ch’ngEng Joo & Co., General Import and j |

A. S. Brown, c.a., partner (Ipoh)

C. H. K. Cormac, c.a., assistant Export

(Ipoh)

Merchants—121,

Teleph. 1061; Beach Street; |

Cable Ad: Hithermost

Caldbeck, Maccregor ife Co,, Ltd. Chong KeeAgents,

Co., General Importers, Com- I| ff

(Incorporated under the Companies mission Merchants

Wine, Spirit,

Tobacconists—35a,

Provision

Beach |«

Ordinances of Hongkong

ated inandShanghai,) Wholesaleandand

incorpor-

Retail Street; Teleph. 718

Wine Spirt Merchants—33c, Beach Lim -Joo Chong, proprietor

Street; Lim Seang Lok, manager

Codes: Teleph.

A.B.C. 587;

5th Cable Ad: Caldbeck;

edn. and Bentley’s, Lim /Seang Keng, asst. mgr. |

Tan' Eng .Joo, salesman

also

Head Office: 44, Foochow Phrase

Bentley’s Second Road Code, Wong Boon Weng, do.

Choong Hong - Lim, do.

Lim Seang Leong. book-keeper

Chartered Bank

China—(.SVc Banks) of India. Australia & Chop Hen Choon Tong, Estate of Tye

Kee Yoon1009;

(Deceased)—37, Chulia Street; 1 r,

Oheah Inn Kiong & Ob., Corporate Teleph. Tye Chee Tean,Cableexecutor

Ad: Henchoontong

& trustee

Accountants,

Accountants, Chartered

Auditors and Secretaries,

Company, Tye Shook Yuen, do. manager

Secretaries—18, Bishop Street; Cable Khoo Chye Hean, gen.

Ad: Cheahinnkiong Khoo

OheangThay

Ah Jin, attorney

Tbong, clerk

PEN4NG C91

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Committee—D. A, Mae Kay, W. J.

Burnet,andW.P. J.Anderson,

Wilson D. RegesterR.(hon.H.

Church of England, The Church of secretary)

St, George the Martyr— Treasurers—Evatt

Chaplain—Rev. H. J. Paine,

h.a., 20, Pangkor Road; Tele- Bank Chambers, &Penang Co., Chartered

phone 779 Asst. Secretary—G. Andersen

Clerk—Ong Liang Bin

Methodist Episcopal Mission—136,

Burmah Road; Teleph. 797

Rev. M. Dodsworth, d.d., dis- Penang Flying Club—Club House:

Bayan Lepas Aerodrome; Office:

trict supt. Chartered Bank Chambers; Cable

Rev. L. Proebstel, l.ud., prin- Ad: Aeropen

cipal (Anglo Chinese School)

D. D. Chelliah, vice-principal Patrons—H. E. Sir T. S. W. Thomas,

(Anglo Chinese High School) g.c.m.g.,

General W. o.b.e.,G. S.H. Dobbie,

E. Major-c.b.,

Miss Dorothy Moreton, head- c.

mistress (Anglo Chinese Pri- M. Goodman, The Lord Sempill,

mary School) a.f.c.. Thed.s.o.Hon’ble

Khoo Cheng Hoe,

lo Chinese head-master

Continuation (Ang-

School) Nunn, and MajorAiU R.Vice-L.

Miss Lois Rea, headmistress Marshall J. T. Babington, o.b.e.,

(Anglo Chinese Girls’ School) d.

Miss Lydia Urech, principal Committee — R. D. Hume (pre-

(Winchell Home) sident),

president),R. J.AlecD. J.Regester

Drake (vice-

(club

Rev. M. Dodsworth, d.d. pastor captain),

(Wesley Church)

Rev. Timothy M. Huang pastor J. H. Wagstaffi T. D.W. G.Hughes,

Harry Oke, Cooil,

(Chinese Church) J. B. M. Messer and H. E. Nixon

Rev. Kingham Joseph, pastor Chief

VetchInstructor—Major W. H.

(Tamil Church) Ground Engineer—P. A. Hunt

Rev. C. D. ( Patterson, district Secretaries & Treasurers—Evatt

missionary Province Wellesley) & Co,

Mrs. C. D. Patterson, principal

(Anglo Chinese Girls’ School, Representatives in England —

Bukit Mertajam) Major L. W. Learmount, p.s.o.,

Mission House—35, Farquhar Street M.c. and V. Mercer Smith

S. S. Adams and Wife

Miss M. Lindsey Penang Recreation Club—

Roman Catholic Mission —Penang President—Dr.

Vice-President—S. E. W.T. de Cruz

Stewart

Rev. J. B. Souhait (for Europeans Hon. Secretary—E. C.B. Valberg

and Eurasians)

Rev. L. Ribout (for Indians) Hon. Treasurer—G. Baptist

Rev. M. Koh (for Chinese) Committee—D. A. Campbell (Cric-

Rev. P. Baloche (for Eurasian, ket Capt.), R. Aeria (Football

Pulau Tikus) Capt.), C. C. Stewart, R. E. Capel,

Rev. P. Yong (for Chinese Balek Dr H. Mehta, R. V. de Cruz,

Pulau) A. S. Willweber and J. W. Webb

St.^Andrew’s Presbyterian Church— Penang Sports Club —

Northam Road President—J. A. Black

Rev. R. M. Minto, m.a., s.t m. Vice President—W. Anderson

S. Y. Adams, minister Committee—G. R. Evans, T. S.

CLUBS Anthony,

W. ScarlettW. T. Francis and R.

Penang Club—-Telephs. 13404341 Trustees—T. W. Douglas and G.

President—J. R. Bennett C. Watson

Trustees—J.R. Bennett, R. D. Hume Treasurers—Evatt & Co.

and B. E. Ross Secretary—V. Lunberg

092 PENANG

Penang Swimming Club—Tanjong Local' DateTransfer

Kramat, Office — Birch

Penang; CableHouse,

Ad:

Bungah. Office: Chartered Bank Smelter

Chambers; Telephs. Office: 492 & Local Registrar—F. D. Bisseker

Club Bungalow : ]il5 Subsidia ry Gompanies :

President--D. A. Mackay

Vice-President—K. Coombs Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd.

Captain—K. J. Cassy WilliamsTin

Cornish Harvey & Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Smelting

Hon. Secretary^—C. E. Docker • Penpoll Tin Smelting Co., Ltd.

Treasurers—Evatt & Co.

Committee—J.

Johnson, E. R.A. Danson,

Fisher, H.H. A.F.

Clements and L. Brent ■[ CONSULATES

Election Committee—B. A. Green, Beiauum

S.Dodd,

A. Yell, W. T. Francis, J. H. Consul—F. H. Grumitt

Cmmdr.C. S.E.G.Firkins

Leyh and Pmstr. , Assistant—C, Grumitt

Penang Turf Club—Office: Char- China—51, Northam Road

Consul—Yen-Kai.

tered Bank Chambers; Telephs.

Office : 1465 and Secretary : 705 Chancellor -YangHuang

Chih Hsiang

Committee—J. D. Kemp (Presi- Secretary— Choong Min Fatt

dent), C. D. D. Hogan, Lee Denmark—F.M.S. Railways Building

Toon Boon, J. G. Brown, M. Vice-Consul—W. Gjodesen

J. Thorpe, J. R. Bennett and

C. B. Redway France Cable Ad: Transulat

Secretary & Clerk of Course—S. Consular Agent—C. J. R. Quiquan-

C. Vickers

Treasurers^—Evatt & Co. ■ Vi ' O H, O.I..H.

Italy—22,

Cable Ad:Northam Road; Teleph. 1335;

MariotticFiat

Town Club—Downing St. Consular Agent—Cav. E. Mariotti

Coconut Products Co.^— Netherlands—

Consul- 11. H. Oerleimviis

Colonial Dispensary—104, Prangin Road Norway—

Commercial Advertising Agency, Vice-Consul—J. Dick

Commercial Artists, Signwriters, Label Portugal—

Designers,

and Wall

PaintersPoster Advertising

and Cinema Designers Acting Vice-Consul— John G. Brown

Licensed Station Slide Makers.

Lessees—62, Siam—300, McAlister Road, Teleph.

China Street;

59,Lai.Chuck Teleph.

Hale Street,Wan, 693.

Ipohmanager Branch: 993

Vice-consul—Yim Phung Phrak-

hun

Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd. (In- Chancellor—Vallobh Dhanasiri

corporated in England)—Head Office: Sweden—

Princes EHouse,

London, C. 2 95, Gresham Street, Vice-Consul—C. B, Redway

Directors—His Excellency Don

Simon I. Patino (President), Switzerland—12,-16,

v Church Street

Ernest V. Pearce, a.i.m.m.

f (Chairman & Managing Direc- • Consular Agerit—Max Hurlimann

tor), Sir Cecil Lindsay Budd,

k.b.e., His Excellency Don Antenor United States of America—5, Pang-

kor Road; Teleph. 470; Cable Ad:

Patino, R. Martinez Vargas,

C. Budd, J. van den Broek, The Rt.John American Consul

Hop. Lord Marchwood, K.c.v.o. and Consul—Robert B. Streeper

N. C. Stenning (Alternate)

Secretary—W. H. Monier Williams Crag Hotel—LSW Hotels)

PENANG C93

Craik, D. McLeod, Chartered Architect— Eastern Extension, Australasia and

6b, Beach Street; Teleph. 600; Cable China Telegraph) Telegraph

; Co., Ltd. —OS'er under

Ad : Framboise

D. McLeod Craik, f.r.i.b.a. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Criterion Press, Ltd., Printers, Publishers porated in England)—Head Office :

Princes House, 95, Gresham Street,

andLiraStationers—Id,

Cheng Kung, Penang

mang. Street

dir. London, E.C.2; Penang Office:

Lim Eng Hock, secretary Birch House, Dato Kramat; Telephs.

Toh Teow Poon, manager 1360-2; Cable Ad: Smelter

Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd., Cycle Directors — Sir Cecil L. Budd,

and Motor Importers — Temporary k.b.e. (chairman), William

Office: 17, Leith Street; Cable Ad : Clark, The Rt. Hon. Lord March-

i Cyclecarri; Teleph. 376 wood, K.c.v.o. and Earnest V.

Pearce, a.i.m.m.H. Monier Williams

Secretary—W.

Danish Consulate—(See Consulates) General

Dennys & Co., A., General Merchants, BissekerManager in the East—F. D.

Land, Estate,Agents,

Shipping, InsuranceRece-

and Commercial Manager—W. N. Walter

Commission Contractors, Asst, to Commercial Manager—W. T.

ivers and Trustees of Estates, etc., Francis

Licensed Accountant—J. N. Cooley

22b, BeachAppraisers and Auctioneers—

Street; Teleph. 308; Cable Asst.

Assistant—Accountant

E. 11. A-- F.Brooke

J. Steggall

Ad: Dennys; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. Smelting Works—Dato Kramat Road

6th and Rudolf Mosse

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Works Manager -A D. A. Mackay,

Switzerland), Merchants and Commis- A.R.S.M., A.I.M.M.

sion Agents— 12-14-16, Church Street; Asst. Works Manager—G. B1 Bixby,

Teleph. 317; Cable Ad: Diethelmco A.R.S.M., A.I.M.M.

M. Hurlimann, manager Chief

a. Chemist—E. A. Fisher, a.r.s.m.,

Technical Assistants—R. W. Scarlett,

Dispensary (! 929), Ltd., The,

and Opticians—2, Bishop Street; Chemists b.

Ore Room Supt.—A. E. Hembrbw

Teleph. 398; Cable Ad: Chemoptist Ipoh Agent—E. A. Davies

F. J. Smith, m.p.s., manager Kampar Agept—R.Agent—jf.

J. Eyans M. O’C.

Agents for: KualaGeorge Lumper

Trufood Puket Agent -D. j. Fleming

Doulatratn & Co., Silk Mer- Fusing Sub-Agent—Ooi SeandUng

• cers, Drapers & Outfitters—Corner Singapore A gepts—Fyaser-A CV

of Beach & Bishop Streets; Cable Ad : On Leave—A. R. Jones

Devecot

: B. Doulatram & Sons, proprietors Eastern &l Oriental Hotel—OSVe Hotels)

G. B. Doulatram, managing pro-

prietor Evans & Co., J., Exporters^—13, Church

IDurege & Thomas, Ltd. (Incorporated Street; JosephTeleph.

Evans,1122; Cable Ad: Crusader

proprietor

in the Straits Settlements),

j, and Engineers—P. O. Box 392: Cable Merchants Y. E. Walton, assistant

[ Ad:F. Duregeco

N. Ch. Durege, managing director Evatt & Co., Accountants and Auditors—

Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph. 492(

East Asiatic Co.. Ltd., Shipowners and Cable Ad : Evatt; Codes : Broom-

Merchants—F. M. S. Railways Building; plete and hall’s (Rubber) and Bentley’s Com-

i. Telephs. 2nd Phrase

Cable Ad:1301Eastasia;

(Office) and 871 A.B.C.

Codes: (Godown)l

6th E. V. C. Thomson, f.s.a.A., partner

J.Y. A.C. Clarke, a.c.a.,(Aust.).

partnerpartner

Impr., Acme, Bentley’s & Boe

W. Gjodesen, manager

Y. Hansen, M. Steincke, C. J. H. B.Nolan,

Noon,e.c.a.

a.c.a., assistant

Frederiksen, G. Rude and P. D. Chadwick, a.c.a., do.

Hess, assists N. A. Sharpe, a.c.a., do.

094 PENANG

Federal .Rubber Stamp Co., Book- Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

sellers, Wholesale and Retail Stationers Ltd., Sime,

The—21, Beach Street

Darby &Gould,

Co., Ld.,

—6, Beach Street; Teleph. 598: Cable

Ad: J. H. Baring dist.financial

manageragts.

edns.Vulcanite; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Foo

Tan Wha

Chin Cheng, senior partner

Hean, general manager Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35 and 36, Weld

Tan Chin Kim, manager Quay; Telephs. 1546-7-8; Cable Ad:

Guthrie. Registered Office: Battery

Road,

Lumpur,S’pore. Ipoh, Branch Offices: Kuala

Medan (Sumatra) and

Fiat S. A.

Northam Road (Incorporated in Italy)—26, Malacca. London Office: 52-54, Grace-

G. Mariotti, manager church Street, E. C. 3

H. S. Hay, manager (signs per pro.)

“Film News,” The, Publishers, Advertis- J.B. B.S. Kinder,

Pickering, assistant

do.

ing Service—Top Floor, Criterion Press A. G. Close, do.

Co.,TohLtd., ID, Penang Street)

Teow. Poon, advertising mgr. Habrakol Syndicate, Ltd. (Incorporated

Fire Insurance Association of Malaya inturers the Straits Settlements),

of Habrakol Patent Insulation

Manufac-

—(See Associations and Societies) for Electric Cables, Habrakol Patent

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Box Compound, etc.—91, Patani Road;

Manufacturers— 190-4, Aerated

Argyll Water

Road; CableDurege Ad:&Habrakol

Thomas, Ld., mang. agents

Teleph. 107; Cable Ad : Atlas. Head

Office : Singapore. Branches : Kua-

la liumpur, Ipoh, Malacca, Serem- Hanna, Chambers; Dr. J. G>,Teleph.

Dentists—Chartered

ban and Bangkok. Depots at Klang Bank J. G. Hanna, d.d.s., f.lc.d.

974

and Butterworth C.R. T.J. Miles, d.d.s., f.i.c.d.

French Consulate (Nee Consulates) Draycott, L.D.S.

W. G. Gooil, l.d.s.

Ganesh Printing Works, Printers, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

StationersStreet;andTeleph.

Penang Book-binders

926; Cable—Ad: 99, porated in F.M.S.) — Hongkong and

Ganesh Shanghai Bank Building; Cable Ad:

P. Ahamed, proprietor Gilfillan

P. A. Syed Aboothait, manager Harrisons, Barker&Co., Ltd.,Estate,

M. U. Shariffdeen, actg. mgr.

S. Thangavelu Pillay, chief and Mine Agents and Merchants (Head

Office: Singapore)—British

clerk

M. Murugesa Mudaliar, fore- 23, Beach Street; Telephs. India681 andHouse,

682;

man Cable Ad:

Union, A. B.Barkers;

C. 5th Codes:

and 6thWesternedns.,

General College of the Mission and Broom hall’s (Rubber edn.), Bentley’s

Private

Etrangeres—(See Schools) H. B. Egmont Hake, dir. (K. Lumpur)

W. E. Wallis, director (Kuala Lumpur)

General Produce Agency, Ltd., Rubber J. B. Leask, do. do.

BrokersStreet;

and Commission H. O. Peake, do. (London)

China Teleph. 474 Agents — 33, G-A.D.E.A.M.Fletcher,

Mitchell,manager

signs per pro. )

George Town Dispensary, Ltd., The, R. Cox

Wholesale

Teleph. 362;Chemists—39, Beach Street;

Cable Ad: Geeteedee; Cable Hertz, Dr. C. Henry, Consulting Dental

Ad: Elixir. Branches at Station Road Surgeon—17 555; Cable Ad:b, Hertz Northam Road; Teleph.

and Belfield Street, Ipoh,

11 and 13, Riverside, Malacca Perak and 9,

Herbert J. Lewis, f.s.m.c., d.b.o.a., HinBeach GiapStreet Co., Rubber Exporters — 86,

T.director and general

McKinstery, manager

m.p.s., f.c.o., assist.

A. Davy, m.p.s.. do. Hong kong

PENANG C95

Hogan, Adams & Allan, Advocates F. W.Ingold, general manager

Heaney, hotel secretary

and Solicitors,

Notaries Public—4a, S.S.b, and F.M.S.Build-

c, Logan’s and L. Humbert

ings, Beach Street; Telephs. 315 & 316; Mrs. Johnson, housekeeper

Cable Ad: Advocate; Codes: A.B.C. 4th H. W. Gachnang, mgr. (Crag Hotel)

andPartners—

5th edns. and Bentley’s Secretaries and Registered Office: Ken-

Claude D. D. Hogan, b.a., ll.b nedy, Burkill & Chi, Ltd., Georgetown

Chambers, Penang

(Cantab.), barrister-at-law,

cate andDelaforceHume, advo-

solicitor, S.S. andsolicitor,

F.M.S. Hup Hing Dispensary, Wholesale and

Raymond

Supreme Court (England), advo- Retail, Toilet Articles, Surgical Re-

cate and solicitor, S.S. and F.M.S. quisites,

Medicines

Drugs, Chemicals and Patent

— 168, Campbell Street;

ii, Percy Norman Knight, solicitor,

Supreme Court (England), advo- Teleph. 615

L Khoo cate Heng

and solicitor, S.S. Lo Yew Kee, managing proprietor

Kok, ll.b. (London), LoLoKinKean

Fun,Cheng,

manager cashier

barrister-at-law, advocate and Chan Tong Hong, bookkeeper

solicitor, S.S.

Paul John Dinsmore Regester,

solicitor, Supreme Court (Eng- Mutters bachs, Ltd.,GeneralMerchants,

land), advocate and solicitor, S.S. Engineers and Contractors^—21, Beach*

and F.M.S.

London Agents--Shelton Cobb & Co. A.B.C. Street; Cable Ad: Habiture ; Codes:

—3, NewGregoryCourt, Rowcliffe

Lincoln’s& Inn, 5th edn., A. 1, Bentley’s T 2nd

London; Co., Phrase,

Lombard

Acme, Lubin’s, Western L nion,

and Engineering

1, Bedford Row, W. C. Associated with Sime Darby & Co.,

Hong Seng & Co., Java and Ceylon Tea Ltd., Malaya,

Co., Ltd., 14 andand Shaw, Darby &

19, Leadenhall

I[, cock”

Merchants and Distributors

Brand—387, Beach Street; Teleph.of “ Pea- Street, London, E.C. 3

p 671 Directors—H. S. Russell (Singapore),

I Peh Kim Seng, proprietor F. M. Edmonds (Singapore), E. C.

Martin (Malacca) and F. M. Shar-

rock (Penang)

HOTELS F. J. McAra, c.a., assistant director

and secretary

Crag Hotel—Teleph. 29 (Penang Hill); Resident Engineers—

Cable Ad: Craghotel Alor Star—R. Bennett

Sungei Patani—J. J. P. Davies '

Eastern Teluk Anson- -Glyn Jones

Modern and Oriental

in Every Way:Hotel Ltd.

Orchestra. Imperial Chemical Industries (Malay a),

Garage—8, Farquhar Street;

322 and 1440; Cable Ad: Hoteleando; Ltd.,Telephs. Importers

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns., Bent- micals, Fertilisers,andDyestuffs

ExportersandofManu-

Che-

ley’s and Western Union facturers’:. Raw Materials

Quay; Teieph. 405; Cable Ad: Impke-— 48, Weld

A.W R.S. Talder,

Jennings, chefmanager mix. Head Office: 35, Robinson Road,

G. Martinoli, assistant Singapore

Affiliated with Raffles Hotel Ltd., Sing J. B. Wood, manager

apore

Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street; Teleph. Islay Kerr & Co,, Ltd., Steamship

Agents—British India House, 23,

480; Cable Ad: Nipponkan Beach Street; Telephs. 505, 521 and

U. Ichise, proprietor 1148; Cable Ad : Bison; Code :

Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. (Lessees of Bentley’s J. Dick, manager

Crag Hotel and Refreshment Rooms: G. C. Watson, A. E. Thowless

; Telephs.

Penang Hills)—40-42,

543 & 544; Cable Northam Road;

Ad: Runny- R, F. S. Loubser and E;G. Rapkin,

1 mede; Code: Bentley’s assists.

Directors -C. B. Redway,

Frank Duxbury and It. P. Brash J. McNeil,

Italian Consulate - (See Consulates)

C96 PENANG

Jacks

(Incorporated

Engineers and inGeneral Settlements) Keong Lay in& Co.,

StraitsMerchants—15, & Merchants—9,

m m Pang-

Beach

Expanded. Street;HeadTeleph.

Office:315;Ocean Ad: lay; Code: Bentley’s,Cable

CableBuild- korRoad; Teleph. 429; Ad: Keong-

Complete and

ing, Prince Street, Singapore. Branches Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns.

at Kuala Lumpur,

tenham. Ipoh and

Codes: A.B.C. Port Swet-

5th edn., Bent- Khie Heng Bee & Co., Rice Millers—

ley’s, Acme, New Standard and Private Head Office and Mills : 294, Brick

London Agents—William Jacks & Co., KilnRoad ; Teleph. 651 ; Cable Ad :

Winchester House, Old Broad St., Chiehengbe Partners — Lim Cheng Teik, Lim

H,LondonElphick,E.C.managing

2 dir. (S’pore) Cheng

Chin KeatLaw, Lim Hooi Hong, Ho

B. N. Holmes, asst. do. ( do. )

R. C.(Singapore)

Stewart, o.a., director and secty. Kim Keng Leong & Co. (Chop Gim

J. Whyte, director (Ipoh) Cheang), Earthenware

Ironmongers,Importers,

HardwareKero-

and

H. F. Clements, mgr. (signs per pro.) Sanitary sene Oil Merchants and Commission

James, Mrs.Pianiste

M. L, a.l.c.m., Agents—127, Beach Street; Teleph.

tificated Trinityl.l.c.m.,

CollegeCer-of 387; Cable Ad: Kimkengleong; Codes

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Music, London, Principal of the Acade- Lee

my of Music—33, Farquhar Street;

Teleph. 888 Lim Oon

BoonSaik,

Suan,mang. proprietor

manager

LimTanBoon

GuanEarn, Cheeassistants

Tong, Boo Ching and

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd., London Agents:

(Incorporated in England), Elec- E. “ M. de SouzaRemedies

& Co., ” Rangoon—

trical Engineers—Agents : William Household

Jacks & Ct>. (Malaya), Ltd.—Singa-

pore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang and Kong & Co., Managing Agents and

Taiping

Representative—H. E. W. Bryning Secretaries Companies,

for Estates and Industrial

(Ipoh) Agents —10, Merchants and Teleph.

Penang Street; Commission

264;

Cable Ad : Kongco

KeeElectrical

Hu at Engineers—24,

Radio Company,Beach RadioStreet;

and Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Cable Ad: Kikophone (K.P.M.-Line)—10, Beach St.; Teleph.

1173;

P. M.Cable Ad: Paketvaart

J. Poelmann, manager

Kennedy & Co., Exchange and Share A. A. Frankenhuis

Brokers and Insurance Agents — 4, N. W. Winter

Beach Street, (Opposite

Bank of India, Ltd.); Cable Ad: Ken Mercantile

nedy ; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th K.Deli-Straits-China P. M. Line* Includes:

Java-Australia Line

Line

edns.,

and Private Lieber’s, Broomhall’s, Bentley’s South-Pacific Line

Partners—F. N. Syer, J. F. Arthur Orient-Java-Africa Line

and A. J. L. Donaldson Agents for: Line & Rotterdam Lloyd

Nederland

(Royal Dutch Mails)Line (From the

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd. (In- Pacific-Java-Bengal

corporated Agents

Managing in the Straits Settlements),

and Secretaries for Pacific)

Agricultural, Mining and Industrial Holland-East Asia Line (From

Companies; afid Insurance Agente— Europe)

Georgetown Chambers,

Penang; Teleph. 444; Cable Ad : 39, Beach Street,

Kenbnrk:

edn.) Codesand: Broomhall’s

Bentley’s Private (Rubber

C.L. B.H. Redway,

Holdsworth,managing

directordirector Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd., The

H. C. Pinching, technical adviser (Est. 1910),Stationers

graphers, Printers, Publishers, Litho-

and Bookbinders

A. K.C. J.Buckle,

Cassy a.c.a., secretary —2 and 4, Chulia Street Ghaut; Teleph.

559 ;

wahpoh P.O. Box 34 ; Cable Ad: Kwong-

J. R. Hirzel | J. O. McNulty, c.a.

PENANG G97

Printers & Publishers; of the “Kwong Logan, Ross tk Samuel, Advocates and

Wah Vit Poh’ , the Leading Chinese Solicitors—5, Cable Ad:

Union Street; Teleph. 497;

LowDaily in North

Ee Beng, Malayadirector

managing edn. ... Rossam; Code: A.B.C. 5th

i Directors—Ong Keng Seng, Saw Seng B. E. Ross, partner

Kiew, Tan Hun Geok, Khaw Seng C. R. Samuel, do.

nee, Lee Guat Cheow, Low Geok Lim Gim Hae, asst.

Sooi, Ong Boon Hum, Ching Beng Look Brothers, Provisioners and

Lee, Cheah Too Bee and Leong Yit

Kwan General Merchants—211-213, Penang

; Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Incor- Road, Penang; Cable Ad: Lookers;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bent-

porated in the F.M.S.), Engineers, ley’s Phrases

Merchants and Printers-—88-92, Bi-

! shop Street ; Telephs. 134-135; Cable M. E. Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School—

Ad : Kylpa; Codes: Bentley’s Se- (See Schools)

' ‘ cond & Kendall’s

Directors—F. W. Palmer, H. P. Majestic Cinema, Cinema Exhibitors—

Anderson, O.A. & J. L. Ross, C.A. 31, Phee Chobn Road; TeTeph. 1179;

Lean & Co., Exchange, Share and Code: P.O. Box •22; Cable Ad: Majestic;

!j ! Contango

M. J. B. Brokers—3a,

Watt, partnerUnion Street Ong Bentley’s

Keng Seng, managing partner

I S.J. W.L. Boyd,

Potter, do. Ooi Sim Floe, manager

do. Tail Boon Bee, advertising mgr.

II E. E. Scully, bookkeeper Singapore Representative, — Shaw

I B. O. Scully, clerk Bros.

Singapore)(116, Robinson Road,

r . A. C. I). Aeria, do.

Leono Fee it Co. (1933), Ltd., Rubber Malay Peninsula Agricultural As-

sociation— (See Associations and So-

Brokers, Tin and Rubber Merchants— cieties)

i 4, Church Street; Cable Ad: Leongfee;

f ^ Codes: Bentley 's andEng

Directors—Leong Private

Khean, Leong Malayan Tobaccoin Distributors, Ltd.,

Yin Khean, Yeo Boon Wan and Yeo (Incorporated ments), Cigarette

the Straits Settle-

and Tobacco Impor-

Wee Yang, managing

Yeo Wee Lim, manager director ters—48, Church Street; Teleph. 1475;

t Cable Ad: Tobacco

Ch’ng

Cheah Hong Seang,& secretary

Inn Kiong Co., auditors Distributors for:

British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

jLimOwner—Office:

Cheno Teik, 292, Planter,

BrickMillKiln

and Road;

Land and Associated Companies

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. and Asso-

I Teleph. 591 ciated Companies

[| Lindeteves-Stokvis

N.E.I.), Manufacturers,(Incorporated

Engineers, Im-in Mansfield

|j C; - porters of Mining and Estate Machinery Forwarding& Agents—Chartered

Co., Ltd., ShippingBank and

and Supplies, Building Materials and Mansfield Chambers, Beach Street; Cable Ad:

Hardware—23, Chulia Street Ghaut ; Directors in Singapore — F. S.

'I : Teleph.Code 1511 ; Cable

R. W.: A.B.C.

Ad : Lindeteves ;

Derksen6th Edition

Gibson, W. Penrice, G. S. Mill-

er, W. A. Kimpster

A. Gerritsen A. McLellan, manager

S. L. McNee, c.a., accountant

i iLittle & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated in Assistants—W. R. Brand, R. J. Isher-

JjJl • England), Wine, Spirit and Provision wood, T. E.worth

E. D. Rush Mason,andD. d>Richardson,

G. Har-

T k: 10, Merchants,

Pancras etc. Lane,HeadE.C.Office, (Lofidon):

4. Head Office bottle (Bhukit)

L and Store (in the East): Raffles Place, J. R. Watson, supt. engineer

: | Singapore. Branch Depot : Bishop H. E. Ward, dock manager

[®!«'l | Street; Assistants—W. G. Price and J. A.

Penang:Teleph.Codes: 983;A.B.C.

Cable5thAd:edn.Littles,

and Laing

| £. Bentley’s (For Agencies See Singapore Section)

C4

PENANG

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Assistants (Sign the Firm)—

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., general agents B. Bridgwood, a.c.a. (Batavia)

J. H. Reid, a.s.a.a. (Penang)

Marine Insurance Association—(^ee A.G.H. Reason, a.s.a.a. (K. Imrapur)

Associations and Societies) G A. Murphy, a.C.a. (Medan)

T. G. Laffan, a.c.a. (S’pore)

MASONIC Assistants—

R. S. Jennings, a.c.a., F. Harrison,

a.s.a.a., P. G. Clark, a.c.a.. J. S.

Masonic Temple—Western Road Howkins, a.c.a., W. R. Methe-

rell, a.c.a., A. L. L. Glendin-^

t

Gottlieb Mark Lodce--N o. 382 E. C. ning, a.c.a., H. G. Warren, a.c.a.,';

A.Rochester,A.c.A.,F.H.George,-

a.c. v. and J. C. Brown, a.s.a.a. ;|

Lodge Royal Prince of Wales—No.

1555 E. C.

Wor. M.—Wor. Bro. W. F. Missions).Chapel — (See Churches and

Mission

Flight

S. W.—Bro. S. Mortimer Methodist Episcopal Mission — (See

J. W.—Bro. H. Hall

Secretary—Bro. R. D. Rowswell Churches and Missions)

Mission Chapel —(Nee Churches and -

Lodge Scotia —No. 1003, S. C. Missions)

R.S. W.—Bro.

W. M.-Rt.H. Wor. Bro.

S. Taylor A. Milne

J.Secretary—Bro.

W,—Wor. Bro. R,J. J.Wright

Hutton Mohamed

Merchants'&—10, Co.,AhAli

QueeSahib,

Street General

Treasurer—Rt. Wor. Bro. E. V. Moine Comte & Ltd. (The Successors of)-®

C. Thomson 9, China

Ad: Moine.St. Head

Ghaut;Office:

Teleph. 1192; Caid^

Singapore

Scotia Royal Arch Chapter—No. 408 Agents S. Revel, branch manager

S.C. :

Principal Z.—M. E. Comp. D. Messageries Maritime^ Coy.

Chargeurs Reunis

MacKinnon

Principal H.—M.E.Comp. A. R.

Jennings MUNICIPALITY

Principal J.—M.E.Comp. R. J.

Hutton

Scribe E.—M.E.Comp. L. Haig Council, Municipal

Commissioners — J. A. Black (Pre-,

Wemyss sident), Hon.Dr.Mr.OngH. Huck

H. Abdool

Victoria Jubilee Royal Arch Cader, c.b.e., Chye, •

. , Chapter—No. 1555 E. C. j.p.,

Keng,KohC. Grumitt,

Sin Hock,A.Dr.W.Ong

Hay,Chong

D. A1

Mackay, 0. 0. Stewart, J.P., Hfvji

McAlister & Co., Ltd. (Established 1857. t Shamsuddin., j.p., Cheah

F. N. Syer and J. P. Soiiter Inn Kiong,

Incorporated,

Branch and at1903), Merchants—Penang

Singapore, Ipoh, Office:

Kuala Secretariat

Lumpur and London. Registered Secretary, Treasurer

Gresham House, Battery Rd., Singapore W. Douglas, f.c.c.s. & Assessor—T. j

McAuliffe, Davis A Hope', Chartered Assistant Secretary—J. E. A. Clark, f

Accountants—Chartered a.c.a.Acct.—irS. V. Adams, a.i.m.t.a. 1

hers; Teleph. 377; Cable Ad:Bank Cham

McAuliffe; Assist.

Codes: Bentley’s, Broomhall’s

edn.) and A. B. C. 5th edn. (Rubber Elestricity Supply Department

Sir fl. T. McAuliffe, f c.a., Electrical

M.I.E.E., Engineer—Thomas

A.M.I.MECH.E., Rogers,

A.I.STRUCT.E.

t.A. H.Dobson, . a.c.a., partner

Grumitt, do. (iJ’don)

(Penang) Deputy Electrical Engineer — J. B, ;

a.s.a.a., do. (S’pore) Danson, a.m.i.e.e.

Chief Assist. Electrical Engineer—A. j

€. Grumitt, a.c.a., do. (Penang) S. Gosling,a .m.i.e.e.

PENANG C99

Financial Assistant—J. Cairns Penang Hill Government Railway

Distribution Engineer—S. Mortimer, Engineer and Manager — Thomas

A.M.I.KE. Rogers, m.i.e.e., a.m.i.mech.e , a.i.

Assistant Distribution Engrs.—F.

Gibson, A.M.I.E.E., J. H. Dodd, a.m. H. STRUCT.E.

i.e.e. and J. M. Mankin Financial Assistant^-J. Cairns

Station Supt.—R. C. Macmillan

Shift

Day, Engineers—J.

Thomson, F.Buntin, C. Registration

S. QgleA and

of Births and

Deputy Registrars—Dr. Deaths

W. H. Brodie

W. K. R.Olubley and Dr. E. W. Graham

Deputy Registrar of Deaths—Dr. T.

Show Room P. Khoo

Demonstrator—Miss D. Mitchell

'Electric Transport Department Vehicles Registration Dept.

Engineer and Manager — Thomas Registrar—J. A. McEvoy

Rogers, m.i.e.e., a.m.i.mech.e,, a.i. Chief Inspector—F. W. Stewart

STRUCT.E. Veterinary Dept.

Deputy

Danson,Engineer

a.m.i.e.e.and ManageFL-J. R. Supt. & Veter’y. Surg.—A. G. McCrea,

Assist. Engr.—K. Coombs, a.m.i.e.e. M.R.C.V.S.,

Assist. Supt.D.V.S.M.

Abattoirs—S. T. Paul,

Workshop Supt.—W. R. Wells G.B.V.C.

FinancialAssistant—J. Cairns

Engineer’s Department, Municipal Water Department

Municipal Engineer—M. J. Thorpe, Water Engineer—A. P. H. Holmes

M.I.M. & CY.E., F.I.S.E., J.P. M.Cv, B SC., A.M I.C.E.

Deputy Municipal Engineer - W. F. Deputy

Dougal, Water Engineer •— A. T.

B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

Fletcher, a.m.i.c.e. Temporary Asst. Water Engineer—J.

Assistant Engineers—J. W.

A.M.I.C.E. A.M.I.M. & CY.E., G. R, Clark, W. Perkins, b.a, (cantab.), a.m.

Evans, a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.m. & cy.e., I.C.E., A.M.T.W.E.

and H. G. Moulding, a.m.i.ce.,

A; M.I.M. & CY.E.Assistant —F. W. B. Nagata Bros., T., Dentists—4, Bishop

Architectural

Charles, a.r.i,b.a. Street; Cable Ad: Nagata. Branch Office:

Mechanical Engineer—J. M. C. Sharp, 52,T.Leith Street

Nagata, l.d. j Takeo Nagata, l.d,

A.M.I.MECH.E., a.m.i.a.e.

Assist. Mechanical Engineer—R. J.

Hutton Nanking Hotel(/See Hotels)

Office

BuildingAssist.—J.

SurveyorD. —Petrie

D. A. Coupar, Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro-

A B.I.C.C. ducts, Ltd. (Incorporated

Fire Brigade Distributors of the goods ofin Nestle

Gibraltar),

and

Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Supt. — A. J. Brown, m.i. fire e., & Vevey; Condensed Milks Sweetened Milk Co., Cam

F.R.S.A., A.INST.P.T., INSTRUCTOR and Unsweetened, Evaporated and

'(C.A.G.S.) Natural Sterilised Milk, Milk Products,

“Milo” Tonic Food,

“Lactogen,” Cheese,Quick Oats, Cream,

Health Officers’ Department

Health Officer—W. H. Brodie, m.b., Cocoa—39c, Weld Quay;Chocolate and

Teleph. 640;

CH.B., D.P.H. Cable Ad: Nestanglo

R. Gunter Smith, manager

Deputy Health Officer — E. W. R. F. Heath, assistant

Graham, m.b. ch.b.

Asst, Medical 7 Officer-T.P. Khoo, Netherlands Trading Society—(See

m.b., b.s. (Hong Kong)

Chief Sanitary Inspector — J. E. Banks)

Miller, m.s.i.a., Cert.r.s.i.

Townr. Supt.—W.s.i., cert. Netherlands

G. F. Colebeck, Certificated Food —Inspector

& Norwegian Consu-

lates (See Consulates)

Health Sisters—Miss H. Flint, s.r.n.,

s. c.m., a.r.san.lNew andIceMiss

Works F. M.

Co., Ice Manufacturers—

Sloan, s.r.n., s.c.m. 292, Brick Kiln Road

C4f

eioo PENANG

Lim Pharmacy, Wholesale and Retail Penang Chamber of Commerce — (Nee

Chemists, Druggists and Opticians— Associations and Societies)

.47, Leith Street

Ong Huck Chye, Dr., j.p., m.b., b.s.—The Penang Choral and Dramatic Society

Universal

Teleph. 768.Pharmacy,

Residence:118,228,

Acheen Street; — (See Associations and Societies)

Macalister

Road; Night Teleph. 857 Penang Library — (Nee Associations

and Societies)

Oversea Chinese Bank — (Nee Banks) Penang Recreation Club—(Nee Clubs)

Overseas Trading Syndicate, News- Penang Free School —(Nee Schools)

agents, Sports Dealers and general

Merchants—2c, Burmah Road; Teleph. Penang Rubber Exchange—14, China

1047; P. O. Box 341 Cable Ad: Trico. Street ; Telephs. 1444, 1445 and 1446;

Parmanand Brothers, Jewellers, Silk Cable Ad : Para

and Cnrio Merchants, Ladies’ and Phoenix Press, The, Printers, PublishersJ

Gentlemen’s Tailors Teleph.

14, Bishop Street; and Outfitters—

1199; P. O. Book-binders and Stationers—6, «

Box 313; Cable Ad: Parmanand Church Street; Cable Ad : Phoenix

The “ Dhesa Nesan ” Publishing , Co.J

Paterson, Simons St Co., Ltd., Ltd., owners

General Merchants, Shipping, Insu-

ranceand Rubber Estates Agents and

General Engineers --- 9, Weld Quay; Associations Pilot Association and Board— (Nee-j

Telephs. and Societies)

son; and 568at and 569; Cable

Singapore, KualaAd:Lumpur,

Pater-

Port Swettenham and Klang. London j Pinang- Gazette Press 1936), Ltd.

(Established 1833), Proprietors of:

Office: Paterson,

London Simons Friars,

House. Crutched & Co,,E.Ltd.,

C. 3 | Pinang Gazette

Gazette (Daily, 1 P.M.) and

Managing Director & Chairman ! Sunday 12. Bishop

(Saturday, 11 A.M.)—)

Street: Telephs.

—W. P. W Ker (London)

Directors—F. P. Harris (Lon- A.1478:B. Cable Ad: Gazette Penang;1477Codes:

and;j

don), E. W. Paterson (London), C. 5th Edition

W. A. Harpur, editor

T. M. Shelford (London), A. P. W. G. Luckwell, manager

Cameron (London), F. H. Tem-

perley (Singapore) and R. W.

McKerrow (Singapore) Portuguese Consulate—(Nee Consulates)!

Manager—F. F. Rowland

Assistant—T. E. Wallace j Presgrave & Matthews, Advocates, Soli-

citors and Notaries , Public—9. Beach

Penang Casket Co., Undertakers—193, Street, Teleph. 310; Cable Ad :

Macalister Road ; Cable Ad : Casket Presgrave; Codes: Bentley’s and

A.B.C. 5th edn.

Penang Premier Press, General Printers, . E.J. B.A. M. de Buriatte, partner

Wilson, do.

Stationers. Bookbinders, Copper Plate

Printers, Die-Stampers, Engravers and j F. G. Pooley, do.

Rubber-Stamp Manufacturers

Beach Street; Teleph. 642; Cable Ad: — 34, j A. J. Drake, assistant

Premier Press Inn, sole proprietress , Pritchard & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Mr§. Khoo:Saik the S.S.), Wines,

Provision Spirits, Cold

Merchants. Storage &

Tobacconists,

Penang .Sales Room (Koh Eng Hin) j Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Outfitters,

(kers,

Established 1892), and

Valuers, House Auctioneers, Bro- Milliners, Tailors, Furniture Manufac-

Land Agents’

Import Alerchants, Sale of Pawnbro- turers, SportsJewellers, Stationers.

Goods Dealers and Booksellers,

Ladies’ and

kers, Forfeited Pledges

—38, Beach Street : Held Monthly Gentlemen’s Hairdressing

' Union Street; Telephs. 335-336 Salons—9,

(with

PENANG GlpI

sub-connections); Cable Ad: Peanco; European Master, High School

. Codes: A.B.C. 5th edition and Bentley’s —Noel A. Horley

Second Phrase. Branches: Ipoh and Headmistress, Middle School —

Butterworth

Managing Director—J. P. Sou ter Miss Eisa Youngdahl, b.a.

Manager (Ipoh)—H. W. Sanders Head Teacher, Middle School—

Assistants—

A. J: Everitt, signs per pro ManagerHunof Kheng

Geh the Branch Schools

J.T. R.H. L.Dutton

Cox I F. Ogden —Rev. C. D. Patterson, b.a.

■(Ipoh) | Miss E M. Tull General College of The Missions

EtrangLres—Pulo TikusM. Rouhan

Rasiklal, Yadilal, Import and Export Superior—Very Rev.

Merchant—97, King Street; Teleph Directors Revs. H.Michel. G. Den-

452; Cable Ad: Mirthful arie, H. Monjean, P. Piffaut, P.

Vadilal Purshotumdas, sole proprietor Lobez, P. Meissonier and R.

Paroissin

Recreation Clubs —(Nee Clubs) M.E.

Robinson Piano Co. (S.S.), 42, Anson Road Girls’ School—

Anglo-Chinese

and Organ Manufacturers, TunersLtd.,

and Headmistress—Miss C. L. Rea,

M.SC. Mistresses—Mrs. Dorothy

Repairers—Beach

' ' Cable Ad: Pianomaker Street; Teleph. 567; English

Leo Dye, manager Deacon and Miss Geraldine

Sole Agents for: Johnson

Supt. (Winchell Home)—Miss Lydia

Columbia Gramophones & Records Urech

Marconi Radio Penang

Roman Catholic Mission—(Nee Churches Teleph. Free

1292 School Green Lane;

and Missions) Head Master—L. W. Arnold, b.a.,

b.sc. (London)

Roneo, Ltd., Office Equipment Specialists Assistants—C.

p.t. Forster, m.Colin

sc., d. th.

—22, Beach Street; Teleph. 551.

Head Office: 17, Southampton Row, m.a. (Dunelm),

(Oxon.), C.Rev.P. Purcell,King,.

b.a,

London, W. C. (Birmingham),

J.Koay

N. Davies, B. (Birmingham),

B.sc. litt. (Oxon.),

J. R. E. Pawson, manager Kye Teong, Ng Cheong

Rubber Exchange — (Nee Associations Weng, S. M. Zainul Abidin, b.a

and Societies) (London LOoi Khay Bian, b.a.

(Hong Kong), Lim Khean

Runnymede Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Seng, Yeo Siew Kiat, and Ong

Teong Oman (Raffles College

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Merchants— Diplomas), and 19 other assis-

29, Beach Street; Teleph. 644; Codes: tant local masters

Bentley’s. Broomhall’s, Birchwood and St. George’s Girls’ School—

Universal Mrs. Law, acting

San Hai Bros., Rubber Dealers -Office: Miss Parfitt j Miss Fornell

59, Beach

Sunhai Street: Teleph. 867; Cable Ad: St. Xavier’s Branch School—Pulau

Choong Tikus ; Teleph. 211Bro. Mathias

Choong Eng Kim, partner

Eng Hye, do. Director—Rev.

Supervisor—Rev. Bro. Loran

Assts.—3 Brothers and 8 Lay

SCHOOLS Teachers

Anglo - Chinese ScRool, Methodist St. Xavier’s Institution—Cable Ad:

Episcopal Mission— Brothers; Teleph. 410

Principal — Herberth Peterson, Visitor—Very

Director—Rev.Rev. Bro.Bro.

PaulJames, o.b.e.

B.A Pro-Director—Rev. Bro. Joseph

Headmaster,

D. Chelliah,High b.a. School — D. Assistants—16 Brothers and 25

Lay Teachers

C102 PENANG

Seng Lee & Uo., General Import and Ex- Societa Commissionaria diEsportazione

port e di Importazione, Merchants— 37,

—26, Merchants

Kampong andKolara; Commission

Teleph.Agents

823; China Street Ghaut; Teleph. 633; Cable

Cable Ad: Senglee; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Ad: Tariale

edn., Bentley’s and

Ong Chooi Beng, manager Private

Tan Ghin Hoe, secretary Solomon & Co., S., Manufacturers’

Representatives and Commission

Siamese Consulate—{See Consulates) Agents—154, Beach Street; Teleph.

922; Cable Ad: Solomon; Codes:

Silva, Ltd., B. P. db:, Jewellers and A.B.C. 6th edition and Bentley’s

Diamond92;Merchants—1,

Teleph. Cable Ad :Bishop

Silva; Street;

Code: Soon H oat Co., Booksellers, Newsagents,

A.B.C. 5th edn. and General Importers—150, Campbell

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Plantation Street; P. O. Box 89; Cable Ad: Soon

Rubber and Tin Mine Agents and (Correspondence Invited Throughout

the World)

Valuers, General Import, Export, and

Produce Merchants, Shipping and In-

surance

Ad: Simit; Agents—21, Beach Street:

Codes: A.B.C. Cable Soon Tub:am & Co., Stock, Share and

5th edition,

Bentley’s Broomhall’s Combination, Rubber Brokers—2A, Church Street,

Broorahall’s Rubber, Western Union Ad: Ghaut; Telephs. 1411 and 1412: Cable

(Five Letter), Marconi International, 6th Soontheam; Codes:Broomhall’s

edns., Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and

and

Acme and Private. Registered Office:

Fort Road, Malacca. Head Office: 5, Private 4,

Malacca Street, Singapore. Branches: Neoh Say Eng,

See t Cheng Swi, managing partner

do.

Singapore, Malacca, Ipoh, Taiping,

Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Muar & Specialties Agency Co. of Malaya,

Kuching, Sarawak.

London Agents—Shaw Darby & Co., Speciality 23, CollegeProducts & Novell

Square Cable Ad: yJeramer

Goods—

E.Ltd.,C. 314.' Leadenhall Street, London J. J. Jeremiah, managing partner

G. P. Noakes, manager

E. Mitchell, R. K. Bulloch and Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Chartered

G. Maltby, assistants Bank Bldg; Telephs. 383 (Central) and

(For Further Particulars See Sime 384 (Management);

Darby .& Co., Ltd., Singapore) Stand vac and Intava Cable Ads:

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—30, L. W.Wasem, Jr., manager Installation

A. MaCausland,

Penang Road; Telephs. 1500 and 1501; supt.

Cable Ad: Storage. Head Office : A. H. Colyer, assistant

Empire Dock, Singapore

R.E. A.N. Schiess,

Elliot,, branch manager

assistant

H. W. Cornell, shop assist. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

— (See Churches and Missions)

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—11, Far-

quhar St. Branches throughout F.M.S. St. Andrew’s Society —(See Associa-

andA. the

Nunn, wholesupervising

world agent tions and Societies)

Mui

Ong Hock Seng, district manager St. George’s Girls’ School^—(See

Ch’ngEng KeongBuan,Huat,

manager

bookkeeper Schools)

Slot & Co., Ltd., G. I£, Import and Ex- St. Xavier’s School and Institution

port

537 Merchants—2,Weld

and 453; Cable Ad:Quay;Telephs.

Slot; Codes: —(See Schools)

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns., Kendall’s and Stark & McNeill, Architects and

Bentley’s; and at Singapore:

Robinson Rd.; Telephs. 7961

Cable 538; Cable Ad: McNeill; Code: Bentley’s

JulesAd:;Martin,Netbenco

director 1stJ.edn.

McNeill, principal

E. J. Bennett, ^ do.

PENANG Cl,03

Storch Brothers, Ltd.., Jewellers, Gold SynGeneral Thong Coy., Rubber Exporters’

and

and Silversmitbs,House

General Merchants Agts.—1,Merchants and Manufacturers

Penang 1082;

HarbourCableBoard Ad:Go-

BeachComplete Furnishers

Streetj^Teleph. 1476; Cable —Ad:4, down; Teleph.

Synthong;Edition)

Codes:Bentley’s, Broomhall’s

Storch; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and (Rubber

Bentley's. Head Office at Kuala Lumpur Saw

M. Grand,■ manager

C. Y. Foong, bookkeeper Saw Choo Theng, partner

Seng Kew, do.

San Kwok Hin, assistant Telegraph Co.,Ltd., Easterx Extension,

L. Arthur, engineer Australasia and China (Associated

Chow See Wai, watch-repairer with Cable

“ Straits Echo, The ” (Established in Beach Street,& Teleph.

Wireless,355;Ltd.)and— 29a,

44,

1903), Morning Newspaper. Circulating Northam L. C.

Road, Teleph. 356

Robinson, manager

in Penang, Province Wellesley, Kedah R. F. L. LaNauze, deputy engineer

and Perak—216,

57; Cable Penang

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and Commission Agents—64 and 66, C. E. Collinge, manager (Malaya)

Beach Street J. P. ,de C.. Hamilton, mgr. (Penang)

€104 PENANG

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in the .S.S.), Civil, Structural, Mechani- Mohd., Ong Chong Keng, W. A.

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and Ship Builders, Steel, Iron and 2/Lieuts. F. B. Thurston (On

Brass Founders—Head Office: Singa- leave), A. C. Stone (On leave),

pore; Office, Town Store and Electrical Mohamed Said bin Sheikh

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Technical Assistant—H. S. Taylor son, I,. Brent and A. K. Meri-

Engineer Salesman—L. can

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Brodie (On leave) and Lieut. G.

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E. W. L.Ehgineers-^C. B. Yeats and

Morley. a.m.i.e.e. H. Lowe (On leave)

Works Supt.—J. R, Skipper

Sanitary Engineer—J. Wright, a.i.m. Adjutant—Capt. D. E. M. Field-

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Bandmaster—Hony. Lieut. C. C.

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Teleph. 768Dispensary—118, Acheen St,; Zainul Abidin (F.M.S.V.F. Atta-

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Assistants Newbold, o.b.e., Capts. P. N.

Kechish —KadirLi in Hee Tian and Knight, C. D. D. Hogan, Lim

Eow Thoon, Goh Guan Ho, S.

Victor & Co., Ltd., Managing Proprietors S. Alsagoff, m.b.e., j.p. and Baba

of Penang Confectionery, European Ahmed

Bakery, Penang Aerated Water Factory Lieuts. H. R. S. Law, v.d. (On

—18, Leith Street leave), J. W. B. Ogle, C. A. de

J. directors

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Cheah Inn Kiong & Co., secretaries leave), J. A. Cowan, G. D. Tay-

and treasurers lor, R. L. Ouscaden (On leave),

C. E. RobleSs, P. R. Wait, m.c.

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vince Wellesley—P. W., Butter- J. Fairweather (On leave), S. M.

worth 44; Teleph. 312, Cable Ad: O. Merican, G. E. Angier, Mohd.

Pevel Ghouse bin Mohd. Hussain, H.

Nominal Roll of Officers C. Abraham and J. W. Boyle

2/Lieuts. C. A. Reutens and A. A.

(Headquarters— de Cruz

Lt.-Col. G. D. A. Fletcher, m.c., officer

commanding

Major E. A. de Buriatte Wakefield

Capts. Mohd. Neer bin S. Teleph. Lubricant s—Chartered Bank Cham bers;

' Ahmed, J. E. A. Clark, J. A. Bentley’s1023; 2nd Cable

PhraseAd: Castrol; Codes:

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mer, H. Oke, E. A. Fisher, A. Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Drapers,

T. Dougal, G. W. Somerville

(On leave) and F. W. Walker, Jewellers Street;

& Silk Merchants—12, Bishop

Teleph. 626;

M.C, Street; Teleph. 1488;Branch

Cableat Ad:

42, Chulia

Was-

Lieuts.(A/Capt.) Leong Sin Kwee, siamull M. T. Assomull, managing proprietor

W. F. Fletcher, S. M. Osman,

A. R. Craig, Mohd. Hussain b. Sole Agents and Distributors for-.

Abdul Halim, (A/Capt.) S. Kreinentz

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Merchants, Estates and Mines Secre- Mrs. E. J. Wake

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Singapore;

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Ipoh and Kuala Lurhpur Penang, Woon Yat Sung, Dentist — 81a. Pitt

Directors— Street; Teleph. 1317

L. E. Slowe, mang. director Wreford & Thornton, Advocates and

H. E. Nixon Solicitors and Notaries Public — 29,

E. Waugh Beach Street; Teleph. 432; P. O. Box

S. E. Travis 356; Cable Ad: Wreford; Code: A.B.C.

L. A. Davies 5thPrincipal

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neers and Importers—2, Penang Boad; Assistant—Ong Huck Hong, barrister-

I Teleph. 258; Cable Ad: Wearne; Codes: at-law

i A.B.C 5th edn.,

Head Office: Bentley’sRoad,

45, Orchard and S’pore.

Private. London Agents—Herbert Z. Dean

Harry Oke, manager &Strand,

Co., London,

Danes W.C.

Inn 2.House, 265,

S. A. Hooi

Toh Parker, engineer

Choon, sales-manager

Khoo iSoo Keat, chief-clerk Young, L. J., Forwarding

Agency—305a, Perak Boad;andCable

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MALACCA

The Settlement of Malacca excites more interest from a historical point of view than

> ; either of its sister towns. Commercially, it fell completely to the rear after the

| j establishment of Penang and Singapore, but the advent of the rubber industry in 1906

Ii ». converted

tied by thethePortuguese

Settlementin into

1511,a itflourishing

was for manyagricultural

years theprovince. Originally

one foreign entrepotset-in

3 i the

the East,

cradleand the fact thatstudy

of Anglo-Chinese it hasattest

givenitsitsformer

name importance.

to the Peninsula and isthat

Its area it was

embraced

i$ ' governed

by boundaries some 42 miles in length, with a breadth of

by a Besident Councillor in subordination to Singapore. from eight to 25 miles. It is

i

) r overlaidThe geological formation of the territory of Malacca consists chiefly of granite rock,

Many ofintheseveral places by

low plains arethealluvial,

red cellular claycomposed

the soil iron-stoneofcalled by geologists

decayed vegetablelaterits.

mould

i interlaced with sand. The metallic ores are iron and a little tin. The surface generally

ia |: isof undulating, consisting of low round ridges and narrow valleys, the

considerable elevation being the Ophir of the Portuguese, which is just over the only mountain

0106 MALACCA

border in Johore territory, 4,187 feet above the level of the sea. It is called by the

Malays “ Gunong Ledang.’

The mineral products of Malacca were at one time looked upon as offering valuable

prospects.

the confinesGold of theto the .extentterritory,

present of 1,500 but

ouncestheyearly

yield was obtainedto insuch

decreased 1857.-8, just outside

an extent that

itTheis first

no longer worked. Tin, about the same period, assumed considerable

mines were opened in 1793, but no great enterprise was displayed until 1848. importance.

when some 5,000 cwt. was the annual product. This increased until 1858, and a large

number however,

States, of Chinesecombined

were employed

with theinexhaustion

the industry. of theThesurface

superior yield of resulted

workings, the Nativein

mining enterprise in Malacca being virtually abandoned. A little tin mining Still

goes on in the Jasin district, and gold may possibly exist in very small quantities.

not The muchclimate

more ofthanMalacca100 asmiles

to temperature is such aslying

from the equator, mightalong

be expected

the seainshore—hot

a country

and moist. The thermometer in the shade ranges from

seldom being so low as the first of these, and not often higher than the latter. 72° to 88° Fahrenheit,

The range of the barometer is only from 29.8 to 30.3 inches. Notwithstanding

constant heat, much moisture, and many swamps, the town at least is remarkable for

its salubrity, and, with the exception of the early period of its occupation by the

Portuguese, has always enjoyed this reputation.

Malacca offers numerous attractions to the ornithologist and entomologist, but it is

less rich in mammals than many other tropical districts. Nine species of quadrumana,

binturong),black

the tiger, leopard, wild

the elephant, cat, several

one-horned speciestapir,

rhinoceros, of yiverrida (suchofasdeer,

six species the musang

and twoandof

the wild ox comprise a nearly complete list and, no doubt, at one time could be found,

but

not been no rhinoceros

heard oforforelephant over 30has years.

been seen Fairforsport

manycanyears,be and wild oxen

obtained have

by those

fond of shooting, from tiger to snipe. It is noteworthy that the existence of the tapir

was unknown until 1816, although European intercourse dates back to some three

centuries

that the want before. Tigers in was

of inhabitants the early daysattributed

seriously of Portuguese

to thisoccupation

cause. Aswere withso the

plentiful

birds

and insects, so with the reptiles. The snakes, lizards, and crocodiles are, as a rule,

those of the peninsula generally, the birds alone presenting a rather larger variety than

those

that ofoftheother districts. States.

surrounding Nor doesThethecoastline

vegetationis present

poor inany exclusive

shells, and thefeatures, beingof

absence

limestone accounts for the few species of land shells found within the district.

Beyond its interest to the sportsman or naturalist, Malacca possesses no attrac-

tions except to those who like to visit scenes famous in the annals of discovery for

the bloody

who contendedfightsfortheytheirhavepossession.

witnessed Its between the natives

population in 1931andwastheestimated

Europeanat nations

186,711.

There are some

quarters are planters. 460 European residents in the Settlement, of whom at least three-

The tradefortnightly

is shipped is largelybywithJapanese

Singapore mailandsteamers

the Federated

to Europe.Malay The States,cultivation

but rubberof

tapioca large

several was formerly

companies the having

principaltaken

industry,

over abutnumber

rubberofissmall

now estates.

extensively The planted,

cultiva-

tion of tapioca and gambier is declining rapidly in favour of coconuts and rubber,

there being 200,000 acres under rubber and 48,133 acres growing coconuts, pineapple

andtheother

for yearfruits.

1937 wereThe$6,364,850

total value of foreign

& $2,158,012 imports and exports of Malacca

respectively.

MALACCA C107

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Resident Councillor’s Office Chief Clerk—R. R. Spykerman

Resident Councillor — G. W. Bryant,

M.A., M.C.S. Second Clerk—Lim Cheng Wan

Office Assistant—V. E. Dias High School

Chief Clerk—Tan Tee Kwang Headmaster—L. A. S. Ter my n, b.a.

(Oxon.) Masters—T. A. E. Barker

European

Bankruptcy Department and G. D. Muir, m.a. (Univ. of St.

Assist. Official Assignee—B. F. Bandar Andrew’s)

Hilir Engli*h School

Bridge Headmaster—E. A. H. Ellis

Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Kim

Chinese Clerk and Interpreter— Tranquerah English School

Headmaster—Goh Tiow Chong, b.a

Woo Poh Meng (Hong Kong) (Acting)

Chinese Protectorate Acting Principal, Malay Wo-

Assist. Protr. of Chinese—J. C. men’s Training Centre—Miss

McEvett, m.c.s. M. Lomas

Clerk and Interpr.—ChanChoonGuan Headmaster, Trade School—P. F.

Clerk—Lam Seek Weng Pereira

Coroner’s Department Harbour

HarbourDepartment—Teleph.

Master—G. E. Turner,98m.c.s.

Coroners—Magistrate and Harbour Import

Master, District Officer (Alor

Gajah), District Officer (Jasin), the Assistant Export

and Office E. Turner,

Registar—G.

District Judge and the Collector of

Land Revenue

Department of Excise Justices of the Peace

Supt. of Excise—D. H. Trumble A.J. F.H. S.C.Carmichael

Allen, M.c. I H. K.Kim LungSwi

Senior Supervisor—E. V. Rodrigues Chan Kang Swi ! Loh C.H. Milne

Assist. Supervisors--Lai Peng Yee L. A. Chitty ! E. Nixon

and Hong Ah Heng F. M. Edmonds !j S.OngM. Bah Hin

Chief Clerk—R. V. de Rozario Ee Kong Guan G. T. W. Peralta

District Court (Civil) A.HajiGould Poh Kim Perkins

Teong

District Judge—B. F. Bridge bin Abdul Ghani | H. M. de Souza

Haji Abdul

Asst. District Judge—G. E. Turner Marian M. Strivens

Tan Cheng Lock,

Chief Clerk— Koh Geng Hock Ham Ah Yew c.b.e.

District Offices -Alor Gajah Koh Keng

Bock, M.B.E. J* Tan Cheng Tiong

District Officer—A. D. York, m.c.s. N. L. Lind on Tan Chong Lek

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue Tan Seng Tee, A. L. Hoops, c.b.e..

—Yeo Seng Whatt, j.m.

' Chief Clerk—Wee Swee Seng Teoh Tiang Chye Major H. D.S.O., G. Keet,M.C.

Second Clerk—Lim Keng Jo E. G. Weir G. L. Livingston

Assist. Land Bailiffs—Abu bin G. Wiseman

Reteh and Hamzah bin Bakar W. J. C. Sharp A. Simpson m.c.

E. C. Martin,

I. C. Macmillan I). H. Trumble.

Education Department E. E. H. Beck E. H. Tunn

Acting Inspector of Schools—R. G. C. Allen A. H. Keun, m.b.,

F. Gunn, b.a. (Durham) J.W.C.Gordon

Barry ch. b. (Edin.)

Assist. Inspr. of Malay

Abdul Jalil bin Haji OthmanSchools— W. Martin

Assist. Haji Abu binUjang D. Hillary

HuangInspr.

Yang ofYingChinese Schools— Haji Latip bin Ali, W. A. C. Haines

C. F. Smith

MALACCA

Land Office Police

ChiefDepartment

Police Officer—W. A. C. Haines

Collector

Williams of Land Revenue—A. Chief

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue— DaleInspector, Headquarters—F. J.

F. M. ReinsOfficer—G. Beatty Central—G. J. Weight, Song Kok

Settlement Hoo andH.Ahmad

Jasin—A. Hunt Hussian.

Chief Clerk—Tan

Baba Bin Januclin Kim Swee Alor Gajah—G. C. Ripley and Mohd.

Land Bailiff—Abdul Kadir bin T. Yusoff bin Ahmad

Mahmood Detective Branch—W. Martin

Chief Clerk-P. Pillay

Licensing Justices Post Office, Malacca General

Chairman—District

Members—Collector ofJudge Land Revenue, Asst. Controller' of Posts—W. J.

Settlement Engineer, Tan Chong Curran ofSharp

Engineer P. & T.— H. J. Gregory

Lek, Dr. B. H. Ong, Koh Keng Asst. Supt,—A. L. Mowe ,

Bock and A. H. C. Allen

Secty.— Supt. of Excise PrisonGaol

Department—Teleph. 219: Cable

Malacca Agbioultukal Medical Board Ad:Supt.—S. M. Middlebrook, m.c.s.. , ,

Chairman—J. F. S, Carmichael Medical Officer—Dr. I). M. McSwan

Members—Dr. D. M. McSwan, Gaoler J. Bolton

■ ■ A.Koh

Simpson, D. E. Webster,

Keng Bock, m.b.e. and TanCapt. European Warder—J. S, McCall

Soo Chong Chief

BoonClerk k Interpr.—Ohia Kow

Secretaries—Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.

Public Works Department

Marine Department Settlement Engineer—J. Harpur

Harbour Master—G. E. Turner, m.c.s. Executive Engineer—O. L. Stephens

Motor Launch—Crane Chief

Tech. Clerk—Lee Teck Chang- Koay

Sub. Works-^Anthony

Light-Houses—Cajje Rachado, One Kok Tiang

Fathom Bank, Pulau TJndan and Clerk of Works—Khoo Keng Poe

St. Paul’s Hill Storekeeper—M. M. Menon

Medical Department Supt. of Furniture—Chee Check

Chief Medical Officer,under

Supt.Petroleum

of Vac- Weng

cination, Inspector Draughtsman—FernandoLeon.

Ordinance—Dr. D. M. MoSwan Tech. Sub.’Oracle II—0. S, Pestana

Health Officer and Registrar of Births Workshop Foreman—J. M. De

and Deaths—Dr. R. S.. Johnston Souza

Assist. Medical Officers—Drs. Ooi Overseen®—’■J’. H. Fernandis, S. B.

Keng Lok, F. X. Olivero,

Siong Joon and J. E. Seevaratnam Chong K.Pillay,

Sarny,C.A. G.Theagarajah

Paulas, R. Rajagopal

Asst. Radiolouist— Dr. A. X. Pakiam k R. K.

Asst. Pathologist—Dr. Chee Chin Hai Pillai

Chief Clerk—Cho Kim Tian Electrical Overseers—S. A. Lax-

Health Officers Clerk and Deputy man

Registrar of Births and Deaths— Chief Wireman—Aziz bin Asari

H. E. Sequerah Financial Clerk—W. A. Sta Maria

Deputy Health Officer and Deputy Correspondence Clerk—Mah Kim

Registrar of- Deaths—Dr. D. C. Yong ,

Richards Contract Clerk—Yeo Tiong Hoe

Asst.

Lady Health Officer—Dr. P. E. Pereira

Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) C. Registration Office

B. Smith Registrar

Dr. R, S. ofJohnston

Births and Deaths—

Acting Matron—Miss V. E. M. Hunt Deputy Registrar of Deaths—Dr. D.

Police Court (Criminal) C. Richards

District Judge and 1st Magistrate "Deputy

Deaths—H. Registrar of Births and

E. Sequerah

—B. F. Bridge Registrar’s Clerks—Chan Ah Ngin

Police iilagistrate—G. E. Tufnef and Mah Kini Tee

MALACCA Cl 09

Rural Board Survey Department

Members of the Board Acting Chief Surveyor—Ci 0. Best

The Hon’ble Resident Councillor Senior Surveyor'—G. L. Jerram

(Chairman) Chief Clerk—Loh Chow Eng

The Collector of Land Revenue Tech. Sub.

, The District Officer, Alor Gajah

The District Officer, Jasin Techs. Sub,Sp.Gr.Gr.—U:

I—M. Thuriappah

Navaratnam,

The Settlement, Engineer S. Muttiah ;

The Health Officer ,i;, Techs. Sue. Gr. II—V. Thambiah,

Rajaratnam, Mohd. Sallek bin C.

, The Drainage andlrrigation .Engineer Hamid, Bador bin Menuang, V.

, The Hon’ble

Mr. Chi Mr. G, Wiseman

Sun Cheng Elyathamby,

Chandrapala, Ong Ong Kim

Bian Keat,

Eng, N.YeohB.

Capt. MoKarned Ali uin Maidin, m.b.e. Ah

Sheriff’s Department Herman and Teng Teow iyer,

Cheng, V. S. Iswara GuanC. E.

Sheriff—B. F. Bridge

Bailiff—C. Ponnamblam Pillay Treasury and Stamp Office

Supreme Court Asst. Accountant-General—A.

Registrar—B. F. Bridge ; Williams, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk anil Deputy Registrar— Office Assistant-Tan Yew Lim

A.Thomazios Chief Clerk—Lim Ting Sun

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors Indian Chamber of Commerce—

and Notaries Public—13, Church President—H. A. Said (Haji Bar

Street; Teleph. 189; Cable Ad: chee & Sons)

■ Gledhill, Malacca; Also at Singa- Yice-Presideht—R. Nanj i

pore Vice- do. -K. P. Y. Ismail

F. R. N. H. Massey, ll.B. (Liverpool) Hon. Secretary—G. Mohamed

Batoha (R. E. Mohamed Kassim

Anglo-Chinese School—1, Kubu Road: & Co,, Ltd.) •

Affiliated Institutions: Methodist Hon, Treasurer—V. A. P. Pac-

English School (Private), Anglo kirisamy

Chinese lion. Auditor—Bhagawanji (Ma-

MethodistSchool,

Boys’ Tangkak

Boarding(Johore)

Schoolandat lacca Oil Mill & Co.)

Committee—K. P. Nayar, S. P.

. 413, 461-466, Tranquerah Yengadasalam, M. Abdul La-

Ho Seng Ong, m.a. (Lond.), f.r.

G.s., principal and 21 assistants theef (K. P. M. Mohamed Sul-

tan Bros.), Chuniial Manechand,

Anglo French and Bendixens, Ltd., A marsh i Govindji and Nanu Mall

Rubber Dealers and Exporters—Go- (N. A. Chuharmall & Co.)

down and Office: 29c, Pengkalan Rama; Jasin Recreation Club —

Cable

A. C.AdRailton,

: Anglosing President—N.

manager Hon. SecretaryWard

and Treasurer—E. M.

;

de Rozario

Hon. Auditor—Yip Bin Sahak

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Hon. Sports Secty.—Vasawa Singh

Tennis Captain—Low Swi Guah

Aloe Gajah Recreation Clui* — Hockey do. .—(Vacant)

President—A. D. Work . Football do. —(Vacant)

Secretary—Tgo Kim fee Malacca Chinese Chamber of'Con merge

—20, Tranquerah Hang,Swi, j.pA-c.h.

President—Chan

Chettiars’ (Nattukkottai) r Chamber

•of, Commerce—71, First Cross St., Vice-President—Loh Kim Swi, j.p.

Malacca; P.O. Box, 69; Cable Ad: Auditor—Ong Teck Ngee

Danavysiar Treasurer—Chan Yew Bee

The Manager—G. S. Nathan Secretary—Lew Kee Kiat

CUO MALACCA

Committee—Ohee Chin Kiong, Dr. Atlas Ice Co., Ltd., Ice, Aerated

Ho Pao Jin, Ngim Wee Chiow, Waters, Rubber Manufacturers and

Ong Tock Seng, Kok Chwi Rice Millers—18, Jonker Street;

Muah, Lan Koh Poh, Wfee Soo Factory: Bukit Gedong; Teleph.

Guan, Yee Hu at Chong, Gph 21; Cable Ad: Atlas; Codes: A.B.C.

Chee Yan, Tan Koon Pu and 5th Edition and Bentley’s. Singa-

Sim Hong Peck pore Branch: 13a, Cecil Street;

Factory: 5a, Kampong Soopoo,

Malacca Club, The— Singapore

President — B. F. Bridge Ong Chin Yam, acting mng. dir.

Vice-President—D. I. Todman Tan Swi Chay, secretary

Hon. Secretaries: Wakeford & Lowndes, consult-

Town Section—G. D. Muir ing engineers

Golf Section —J. W. Russell

Swimming Section—L. S. Harland Borneo Motors,Ltd. Ltd., and Borneo

Secretaries & Treasurers—Evatt & Co. Chevrolet, — Wolferston Road.

Head Office:

Singapore. 68-70,

Branches Orchard

at Penan Road

g,Ipoh.

Malacca Govt.

Co-operative

Ltd.— Thrift & Loan Society, Cable Ad: Borneocar and Borneochev

Chairman—J. F. Nonis K. C. Lim

Hon. Secretary—Daniel Cadet Corps (Recruited exclusively from

Hon. Treasurer—Goh Tan Teng theOfficer

High Commanding—Capt.

School)— Abbas C.

M. Soaid

2nd-in-Command Officers—Lt. C. A.

Malacca Library— deIsmail

Vries C. M. Amin

Chairman—Resident Councillor

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer and u/o

Vice-Chairman—H. G. Llewahbyn u/o M. Hassau, C. A. Wohaband

Committee—Tan Eng Chye, P. G. u/o M. Isa C. M. Laiu

Pamadasa, Tan Jin Hoe, K. T. Chin Leong, Chop, Rubber Merchants—

Joseph, P. F. Pereira, Mrs. R. 22, Riverside; Teleph. 355; Cable Ad:

C. Gould, Mrs. Pallister Clarke, P. Chin Leong

G.F. Bridge

Mahindasa, S. C. Chan and B. Yeo Chiew Kuah, manager

Chan Choo Tiong, senior partner

M alacca Planters’ Association (Founded China Marine,Underwriters,

Accident, Motor Ltd., Life, Fire,

CarHongkong

and Gen-

December, 1908)— eral Insurance—Head Office:

Chairman—W. A. Wilken Chief Office, Bank

Southern Agencies—

Committee—D. E. Webster, A. Hongkong Chambers, Singa-

Simpson, J. F. S. Carmichael, C. pore

Milne,

Taylor A. McCombie and J. F. S. General Agents—Koh Keng Bock A

Secretary—G. T. Dickson Co., 11. Blacksmith

Agent—Chua Kok TohStreet, Malacca

Royal

Branch)— Society of St. George (Malacca,

President—G. Wiseman Ching Keng Lee & Co., Ltd. (In-

Secretary—D. I. Todman corporated in the S. S.), Auc-

tioneers, Valuers and Fire Loss

St. Andrew’s Society, Malacca (Con- Assessors—17,

, stituted 10th December, 1911)— First Cross Street;

Chieftain—G. J; Dickson Teleph. 115; Cable Ad: Auctioneers;

Vice—Chieftain—J. Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th Edition,

Hon.

c.A. Secretary—R. H.H.C.Cairns

O. Marshall, Bentley’s and Private

L. A. Chitty, j.p., m.c., manager

Hon. Treasurer—H. R. McGilchrist and director

Committee—J. J. Johnston, M. D. Low Kok Chuan, asst, manager

Scott, A. McKenzie and D. Cameron and supervisor of estates

MALACCA cm

Koh Cheng Lira, chief clerk P. M. Williams, deputy general mgr.

Tan Teck book-keeper

Chye, 2nd clerk & typist R. B. Carey, assistant general mgr.

H. Pinto, A.manager

H, 0. Allen, m.c. , j.p., commercial

Tan Teck Siew, bill collector T. director

A. Barnes, secty. to resident

K. D. Bok, junior clerk

Perumai, head Tamby A. W. Goode, asst, co resident director

Pillay, office Tamby E. F. G. Anderson, J. W. Russell, c.a.

Chuan a Co., General Rubber Merchants

—88, First Cross Street; Teleph. Dr.andA.L.F.Chadderton,

Mackay, m.b.,b.com.,

ch. b.acct.

(N.Z.),

90; P.O. Box 20 Dr. d.t.m.

W. & h.

B. (Eng.),

Haines, medical

d. sc. officer

(Lond.),

Agency : F. INST. P., F.R. MET. SOC., D.I.C., field

The Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., research officer

Kerosene Oil Dr.research

F. J. Baton,

chemistph. d., b. sc., latex

Chwi Chuan & Co., Shipping and Com- W. A. Barnwell,latex

Adcock, latexsuperintendent

mission Agents—64,

Teleph. 103; 1 ableu Ad:First Cross Street; , F.T. J.H. Payne,

Chwichuan

chemist

rubber technologist

Agents—S.

“ Dab; Loh ”S. Hafthor ” and S. S. Jasin Lalang Estate {Malacca)

D. E. Webster, manager

B. S. B. Johnston, assistant

; ■ CHURCHES AND MISSIONS R. Trewhitt, m.i. mar. e., engineer

Bahau Estate (N. Sembilan)

Christ Church (Church of England)— J,W.F.Wall,Clarkson,

Rev. L. St. G. Petter Chaplain P. G.manager

Jones, M. T. Piercey,

: Rev. Huang Yang Ying, Assistant G.B. M.

A. W. Booker,

Sewell, P. N. H. Gush and

assistants

Priest (Honorary) W. D. Pattenden, engineer

Rev. Yeh Hua Fen, Deacon

S. M. Raja Rethinam, Catechist Kuala Jelei Estate (N. Sembilan)

M. G.- F. Moifatt; superintendent

Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus — Ladang Geddes {N. Sembilan)

The Lady Superior—Sister St. John A. B. Fowler, manager

Baptist and 25 Nuns M. E. L. Robey, superintendent

D.and Gates,

H. M.K. Burkiil,

R. Yates,assistants

E. Blomfield

French Roman Catholic Mission— A. MacCaRum, engineer

St. Francis Church- Rev. R. Dubois

■ St.R.Mary’s Church, .(Ayeir Salak)—Rev, Johol Estate {N. Sembilan)

Muar,Dubois

State of Johore (St. Andrew’s R. C. Lloyd Owen, manager

■ Segamat,

Chapel)—Rev,

State ofO. Johore

Dupoirieux' N. McLeod, E..G. W. Gush, G. L.

(St. Philip’s EegentHogan and L. C. Lincoln, assistants

Chapel)—Rev. Estate {N. Sembilan)

Labis, State of O.Johore.

Dupoirieux

(St. Simon’s J.W.Hoffmann,

S. Roe, H. manager

L. Salmon and E. M.

Chapel)—Rev. O. Dupoirieux Johnson,assistants

Sacred He art, Convent—7,

Rev. M other Teresa Fere Banda Hilir Beruntong Estate (N. Sembilan)

W.

J. T.J. McElfrish,

Donaldson,assistant

manager

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd. (Incor- Ulu Kanchong Estate {N. Sembilan)

, porated in England) — Teleph.

Postal Ad: E.J. M.R. Hawes,

(2Bastion

Lines); Rouse, Malacca;

Cable Ad: Dunlop, 304

Malacca; Dunn manager

assistants and D. D. Rennie,

Codes: Lombard, Brbomhall’s (Rubber Hillside Division

Edition), Bentley’s, Western Union, C. G. Berridge, actg. superintendent

A.B.C. 5th Edition, Birchwood’s and

Private.(Rubber)

vated Acreage: Total 101,051, Culti- Bukit Bertam Division

85,034 J. H. Yallender, superintendent

Headquarters Staff Legong Ulu Estate (N. Sembilan)

Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman, j.p'., resident G. V. Bolton, manager

director L. Y. Strivens, assistant

C112 MALACCA.

Paya Lang "Estate {Johore) Gomes

Rubber & Co., C. andCompanies’

Planter CommissionSecretary,

Agents

A. Y.L. Ames,

W. Phillips,manager

superintendent —96, First Cross Street; Teleph. 67;

W.Hughes,

A. Logan, E. J. Cooper, J. N. Cable Ad: Cyril gomes

A. S. Aldis, H. R. J. Lock- (3. F. Gomes, manager

hart, T. Earle,

.Matthews andD. J.E. Baxter,

G. Forsyth, D. S.

assistants Gould & Co., Ralph C., Advocates and

J. Ansell, engineer Solicitors—36, Riverside; Teleph. 44

Segamat Estate {Johore) Advocate & Solicitor—Cedric Carver

Chief Clerk—Tan Yong Lee

H. L. Despard, manager

W. R, H. Scott, R. J. Barnes and Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Established 1821,

Y. G. Mabin, assistants Incorporated

Sagil Estate {Johore)

H. A. Longland, manager ments), East inIndia

1903and

in Straits

GeneralSettle-

Mer-

A. W. Mitchell, actg. superintendent chants Agents—Cable Ad: Guthrie

G.Murray,

W. Markham, D.G.H. Coventry,Teller, J. W.J. E. C. Cooper, branch manager

Matheson,G.M.H.P. Barlow and G. D. Haji Bachee & Sons, Complete Out-

Haggitt, assistants fitters, Provisions and Piece Goods

G. M. McFie, engineer Merchants—35, First Cross Street;

On leave Teleph. 378; Cable Ad: Hajibachee

R. Briggs, J. Seaton, L. G. Lee, H. J. H. A. Said, manager

Henshall, A. S. T. Maddams, R. A.

S. Shotter and E. le G. Partridge Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in F.M.S.), Merchants, Shipping

and Insurance Agents, Managing Agents

and

MinesSecretaries to Rubber

- -Head Office : KualaEstates and

Lumpur.

Estate and Trust Agencies (1927), Branches at Malacca, Port Dickson,

Ltd., Trustees, Administrators, Re- Seremban, Port Swettenham, Klang,

ceivers, Attorneys, Etc.—17, First Teluk Anson, Ipoh, Taiping, Port Weld,

Cross Street; Teleph. 115; Cable Teleph. Bagan 50; Datoh

CableandAd: IItan

Achan Melintang.

Ad: Statetrust; Codes Used: A.B. C. V. Brandon, branch mgr.

C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

L. A. Chitty, j.p., m.c., manager

and director

Low Kok Chuan, asst, manager Hevea Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

S. Si.), Rubber Merchants, Buying

and supervisor of estates Agents, Packers and Shippers and

Koh Cheng Lim, chief clerk

Tan Teck Chye, 2nd clerk & typist Commission Office: 27,

Agents — Registered

First Cross Street, Ma-

Sunny-Tan, 2nd clerk & typist lacca; Godown: 29c, Pengkalan

Ho Pinto, book-keeper Rama Road; Telephs. 314 (Office) &

Tan Teck Siew, bill collector 316 (Godown); Cable Ad: Chye-

K. U. Bok, junior clerk cheng: Codes; Bentley’s Complete

Perumal, head Tamby Phrase and Second Phrase

Pillay, office Tamby Directors—Dr. B. H. Ong, j.p.

and Chua Chye Cheng

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water Managing Director—Lim Sian

Manufacturers - Bukit Gedong; Teleph. Soon

82: Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Secretary—Cheak Soon Teck

T. G. C. Webster; branch mgr. Singapore Agents—Wee Chin

Kam & Co., 14a, Change Alley,

George town Dispensary, Ltd., The, Singapore

Wholesale and Retail Chemists, Drug- High School—Teleph. 168

gists and Opticians—9 and IT, River- Head Master—L. A. S. Jermyn, b.a.

side; Teleph.

E. Ivor 70; Cable

Parrish, m.p.s.,Ad:f.s.m.c.,

Geeteedee

mgr. (Oxon.) and 18 Assistant Masters

MALACCA C113

m & ^ n Proprietors of—Wah Soong

Directors—Tan Cheng Lock, c.b.e.,Press

Hong

GeneralHinMerchants,

& Co. (Established in 1914), Lo Kim

Insurance Agents, Conimission

Estate Suppliers and

and Dr. B. H.Swi,

Manager—Tay OngChua

Hong

Chye Cheng and

(Managing)

Seng

Auctioneers. General Dealers in: High Assistant Manager—Lee Sau Choon

Class

ElectricStationery,

Bulbs, Office

MalaccaRequisites,

Canes, Secretary—Cheak Soon Teck

Cartridges,

PublicationsAgents

— 27, forFirstNewspapers and Malacca xMotor Garage Co., Ltd.—81,

Cross Street;

Teleph. 74; Cable Ad: Chyecheng^ Jonker Sreet; Teleph. 192

Codes: Bentley’s Complete Phrase and MUNICIPALITY

Second

Chua Phrase Code managing partner

Chye Cheng,

E Chin Satt, do. Council, Municipal

P Cheak President—Hon. Mr. G. W. Bryant,

ChanSoon Koh Teck, do.

Hin, office assistant m.a. (Cantab.)

Commissioners—Tan Chong Captain

Lek, L.

Gob Eng Kiat, do. A. Chitty, Tan Soo Chong,

Hongkong & Shanghai

Corporation (Incorporated in Hong-Banking Mohd. Ali bin Maidin, m.b.e., Capt.

kong)—Fort Road A. J. Minjoot, m.b.e., A. Williams,

; G. M.F. D.Stringfellow, agent m.c.s. and E. C. Martin, m.c.

Secretariat

Scott, assistant

H, B. McGilchrist, assistant Secretary, Assessor and Clarke,

RegistrarM.C.,of

Vehicles—H. Pallister

Koh Keng Bock & Co., Insurance and LL.B.Clerk—Chan Geok Eng

Chief

il Street;

Commission

Cable Ad:Agents—11, Blacksmith

Kohkengbok; Codes: Licensing Inspector—Lam Bew Weng

Bentley’s Assistant Registrar of Vehicles—

Koh KengandBock,

A.B.C.proprietor

Code 5th Edition Koh Guan Boo

Health De}^.

Agents for : Health Officer—Dr. R.S. Johnston,

The 1Liverpool and London and Globe M.B.B.CH., B.A.O., D.T.M. & H., D.P.H.

TheInsurance Co., Ltd.Office, Ltd.

Sun Insurance Deputy Health Officer—Dr. D. 0.

Richards, l.m.s.

The China Underwriters, Ltd. Chief

;!, Lukg’s Pharmacy—100, Bunga Ray Tee,Sanitary

a.r.s.i. Inspector— Cheo Soon

I Road; Teleph. 202 Licensing Inspector—Lee Ghee Sian

Engineer’s Dept.

ij Malacca Commercial Press, Printers and Municipal Engineer—D. I. Todman,

I; Stationers—3, Second Cross Street A.M.J.C.E., A.M.I.M. & CY. E., R.S.I.

Tay Hock Siang, proprietor Chief Clerk—L. H. de Costa

IL; Tay Hong Seng, manager Building

ConservancyInspector—Loh

Overseer—E.Kye Seah

D. Dass

lil MalaccaElectric Lighting, Ltd., Gener- Road Overseer—A. K. Nair

Town Overseer (Water Dept.)—S. S.

|,t| ators and and

for Power Distributors

Light in ofMalacca—Re-

Electricity Velu

;* gistered Office: French Bank Buildings, Veterinary Dept.

Hp Road, Singapore. Generating Station: Kubu Veterinary Officer—R. A. Wright,

Malacca m.r.c.v.s. (London)

Directors—P. M. Robinson, m.i.e.e., Abattoir Inspector—W.

Dept. Pereyra, g.b.v.c.

I‘w a.m.i. mech. E. (Chairman and Con-

suiting Engineer), W. H. Macgregor FireCashier Clerk—Ong Kim Bock

and J.Engr.

A. Clarke Brigade Dept.

Resdt. & Manager—V. Chase- Supt.—D.

Officer) Hillary (Chief Police

■j':y. Secretaries—Evatt

Currier & Co. Audit Dept.

Auditor—L. G. Cornev (Auditor, S.S.

JMalacca Guardian, Ltd., The (In- & F.M.S.)

il^1 corporated in the Straits Settlements)

—Registered Office: i6b & 16c, First Ong Dispensary—10, Riverside; Teleph.

)| Cross Street; Printing Works: 3, Jonker 232

m Street; Teleph. 242. Cable Ad: Guardian; Dr. B. H, Ong, proprietor

Code: Bentley’s Yan Kee Leong, manager

0114 MALACCA

Oversea-UhineseBanking Corporation,

Jonker j! Estates Dept.—G.

Ltd. (Malacca Branch)—18,

Street; Teleph. 120; Cable Ad: Overseas, j Import Carr and R. H. C.J.O..Dickson,

Marshall,M. o.A.

H.!pt

Head Office: China Building, Chulia Dept.—A. F. Baughan T

Street, Singapore Shipping Dept.—A.Foulds

HoChiPaoPuah

Jin, Chiang,

manageraccountant Accounts. Dept.—G. P. Brownie I

St. David’s Chinese Kindergarten:

School . (Church

Teieph.of55 England)—545, -i

Rodgers & Son, Advocates and Soli- Tranquerah; Supt.—Rev. L. Sr. G. Petter

citors—40, First Cross Street; Te-

leph. 207; Cable Ad : Rogers; Code : Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. —1 South. it

A.B.C. 5th edition. Branches: S. | Reclamation Ground, Malacca

C. Goho & Co., Muar Batu Pahat,

Johore Bahru and Singapore

S. C. Goho, b.A: (Cantab ), barris- United Engineers, Limited Incorporated >d

ter-at-law in the Straits (Settlements), Civil, :i ILjjs

D. X. Banrierjea, m.a.b.l. (Cal.), Structural, Mechanical, Electrical,

Sanitary, Marine and Air-Conditioning ;

barrister-at-law Engineers, Dredge and Ship Builders,

E. Tiam Sek, clerk Steel, Iron and Brass Founders—Office:

1, Riverside; Works: Banda Hillir;

Salt & Co., W. H., Advocates and Teleph. 31; Cable Ad: Uniteers. Head]

Solicitors—64, First Cross Street; Office: Singapore

D. Fiddes, acting manager

Teleph. 8; Cable Ad : Salt. Also at

Muar

W. H. Salt, b.a., ll.b. (Honours), Wah Seong Press (Proprietors: The:

barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn.), Malacca Guardian, Ltd.), Printers,:

Lithographers, Stationers, Bookbinders

advocate and solicitor, S. S. & and Rubber Stamp Makers—16b & 16c,

.Johore• First

TayCross

HongStreet

Seng, manager

Si me Darby & Co., Ltd., Rubber Lee Sau Choon, asst, manager

Estate and Tin Mine Agents and j

Valuers, Goo oral Merchants, Importers Wearne Bros., Ltd.—Teleph. 237; ;

and Exporters—4,

Singapore, Fort Road;

and' Penang Branches:

(Straits Set- j CableEdition,

Ad: Wearne; Codes: A.B.C. ;

tlements), Muar (State of Johore), ! 5th Bentley’s Western and

Kuala Lumpur, Seremban and Ipoh | Private

(F.M.S.), and Kuching, Sarawak; Cable j S. D. Taylor, manager

Ad:London

Simit Agents—Shaw Darby & Co., i

Ltd., 14 and Yan Kee Leong, Artist

London, E;C..19,3 Leadenhall Street, Diploma-Federal Art School, U.S.A. '

Directors-—H. S. Russell (chairman), | —10, Riverside

Major

Tuan, W.A. M.M. Sime,

Sellar,o.b.e.,

J. Lee Chim ; Zehnder Bros., Advocates and Solicitors |

M. Sime,

The —9, Church Street

o.b.e.. F. M. Edmonds, T>. Anderson '! Partners—

Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock,

H.(Gray’s

R. S. Inn.)

Zehnder, barrister-at-law1

and E. C. Martin

Visiting

Clark Agents—D.

and A. McLeod Anderson, M. W.(Gray’s

F. Inn.)

Zehnder, barrister-at-law

Manager—E. C. Martin

FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Thie Federated Malay States comprise the four states of Perak, Selangor,

JSIegri Sembilan and Pahang. In 1885 a treaty was signed by the Rulers of

the lour States by which they agreed to constitute their countries into a

I Federation to be administered under the advice of the British Government.

f Each State is administered under the advice of a Resident; subject to the

jj instructions of the High Commissioner who is also Governor of the Straits

1! Settlements. The Federal. Government is under the immediate control of the

} Federal Secretary subject to the instructions of the High Commissioner. In

I 1909 a Federal Council was created for the joint arrangement of all matters

ij of common interest to the Federation or affecting more than one State and

for the proper enactment of all laws intended to have force throughout the

lj! Federation or in more than one State. The Federal offices are at Kuala

■ Lumpur, Selangor.

l Y The States have over 1,068 miles of railway in the Malay Peninsula (paid

for out of current revenue), they have 4,558 miles of roads, of which 2,939 are

metalled and gravelled. Of the metalled reads 2,183 miles or 74.28% are

|; bituminously treated. The wire mileage, of telegraphs and telephones is 59,893

. (of which 27,172 miles of wire is in underground cables). Waterworks wharves,

hospitals, prisons, schools, and and many other public buildings have been con-

i structed, and important schemes carried out. The principal sources of re-

' venue are the alluvial tin deposits, and the plantation rubber industry, the

i country producing one-third of the world’s supply of rubber. Tin has been

worked in the Malay States for centuries and the F. M. S. ha\e been for many

; years now the largest producers of tin ore in the world. The deposits worked

j are for the most part alluvial but the country also possesses lode deposits.

I^ very . Planting

successful,enterprise

but theinintroduction

the Federatedof Malay

rubberStates for many

cultivation years hadtransformed

completely not proved

«■;[! the agricultural prospects of the country. The area under rubber at the end

, of 1037 was 1,623,045 acres. Over 250,720 acres of land are under coconuts,

I for which the soil and climate of these States are peculiarly well suited, and

I. the vast cultivation

irrigation ofworks.

rice hasThebeen veryofmuch

success everyencouraged by the construction

form of agriculture and of allof

k the efforts of the Government to develop the country by means of railways,

i■, irrigation,

of labour. andThe other great public

Governments of theworks,

Colonydepends

and upon

of thean Federated

adequate supply

Malay

States, supported by the planters, have succeeded in securing an adequate

i supply of Indian labour, by a new system of recruiting and by offering higher

j: wages and other advantages. An Agricultural Department to foster agrh-ul-

i turai interests, to encourage the cultivation of new products, to conduct

Ii; experiments

useiui work. and to be a general source of information for planters, is doing

In the Federated .Malay States there are approximately 65,465 children

j, attending English and Malay Schools conducted or supported by the Govern-

i ment. In addition to these schools there are a number of Chinese and Tamil

J, vernacular schools which are either Government aided, or under private management.

In the three western States there is a law compelling the attendance of

1 Malay children who live within reasonable distance of a school. In recent

years there has been an increased demand by Malays for vernacular and English

i i education.

The total area of the Federation is 27,540 square miles, with a population

at the end of 1937 of 2,052,729. The principal towns are Kuala Lumpur (Sel.),

pop. 127,124; Ipoh (Pk.), 60,312; Taiping (Pk.), 35,697; Seremban (N. S.),

I 24,813; and Kuala Lipis (Pahang), 4,552.

C116 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

DIRECTORY

THE RULERS

H.H. the Sultan of Perak—Paduka Sri Sultan Sir Abdul Aziz AP Mu'tassim,

BilTah Shah, k.b.e., o.m.g.

H.H. the Sultan of Selangor—H. H. Sultan Hisamud-din Alam Shah, k.c.m.g.,

ibni al-Marhum Sultan Ala’idin Sulaiman Shah

H.H.k.c.m.g.,

the Yangibni dial-Marhum

Pertuan Besar

Tuankuof Muhammad

Negri Sembilan—H.H. Tuanku Abdul Rahman,

H.H. the Sultan of Pahang—H.H. Abu Baker RFayatu’d-Din al-M.u’addzam

Shah, k.c.m.g., ibhi al-Marhum al-Mu'tasim Bi’llah al-Sultan’Abdullah

FEDERAL COUNCIL

Official Members F kn KiUiL S EC UETARIAt

His Excellency the High Commissioner The)Federal Secretary, F.M.S.—C. D.

Hon. the British Residents Ahearne, M.c.s.

Hon. the Federal Secretary The Financial Secretary, F.M.S.—M.

Hofli.. the Legal Adviser Rex, M.as,

Hon. the Financial Secretary Under Secretary to Government,

Hon. the Secretary'for Chinese Affairs F.M.S.—H. Fraser, m.c.s. (O. Ey

Hon. the Adviser, Medical Services, Venables, m.c.s.'. Acting)

Malay States Deputy Financial Secretary, F.M.S.

Hon: the Commissioner of Customs —A. Sleep, m.c.s. (Acting)

and Excise 1st Assistant Secretary to Government

Hon. the Controller of Labour —A. T Newboult, m.c.s.

Hon. the Adviser on Agriculture, Ma- 2nd Assistant Secretary to Govern-

lay States ment — M. Q. F. Sheppard, m.c.s.

Hon. the General Manager, F.M.S. (Acting)

Railways 3rd Assistant Secretary to Govern-

Hon. the.Adviser on Education, Malay meat—J. Fletcher-Cooke, m.c.s.

States • European Council Reporter—P. J.

Hon. Major R. L. Nunn, d.s.o. (Ad-1

viser, Public Works, Malay, States) Clarke

Unofficial Members Office Assistant—S. Sinnadurai : '

Hon. Colonel C. Rae, c.b.e. Clerk-in-Charge, Financial Branch—

Hon. Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad, P. C. Albuquerque

M.C.S. Stenographers—A. L. de Silva, Mo-

Hon. Mr. Lai Tot Loke hamed bin Sheikh Eusope and S.

Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn Selvadurai

Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer

Hon. Raja Kamaralzaman ‘ ibni al-

Marhum Raja Mansur, m.c.s. (Raja A.GKicuLTUaAL: Dept.. S. S. & F.M.S.

Kechil Bongsu, Perak)

Hon. Mr. C. L. Green Director of ■ Agriculture, S. S. and

Hon. Mr. W. G. C. Blunn Adviser on Agriculture, Malay

Hori. Dr. Khong Kam Tak, m.b.e. States -W. N. C. Belgrave (Acting)

Hon. Dr. S. R. Krishnan Personal Assistant to the Director of

Hon. Tengku Muhammad, m.b.e., ibni Agriculture—H. D. Meads

al-Marhum aL Sultan Ahmad al- . Canning Officer—W, ,.J. B. Johnson,

Mu’adzam Shah n.Sre.. V.O.Gcl. ... . ■; fB

Hon. Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh I Office Assistant :& Accountant—Lian

Mustapha J' Weoii Sen -v

FEDERATED MALAY STATES 0117

Research Branch j.A'., R.: G. Heath, Asc. (a:gr.) a.i.c.

"h'ief Research Officer—W. N. C. Bel- , r.A,, dH: J. ‘ Simpson, 'b.sc. (age.)

D-rPV ‘agiI.

grave, b.a., Cam. Dip. Age.

Agriculture ton, c.d.a.,(Wye)'

J. R.* A.P. 'deSbper,

'E. B.A.,

Ftamp-<3.

ienior Agriculturist — B. Bunting, Ashby, H. Burgess, b.sc., a.i.c.t.a., H. K.

i S;.p.A., F.L.S. b.a. , dip. age., J. Cook,

agriculturists — T. D. Marsh, n. .a., m.se., Avi.c.TVAv, N. LI. Sands, dip.

aRe., G. W. S. Hartley, b.a., dip.

A. B. Lucy, b.sc. , a.e.o.s. and W. N. age,, E. J. H. Berwick,'

Scott, B.SC., B. A.G.E., PH. . IP.IMP. DIP.;F.AGE.Allen,

-, SCI. ,!(CA£rTAB.>,y

I COL.

■ Chemistry ■„ E. b.sc., b.a., A.l.' C.T.A.,

dip.agr.

jenior Chemist—0> ■ D- V. Georgi, (Caiwab.}, R. P. Davidson, b.sc.

(age.), N,p.A., A.I.C.T.A., P. V. Or-

I; O.B.E., B.SC., F.I.C.

hemists—T. A. Buckley, m.s.c., ph.d., miston, b.a., F. Cook, b.so., J. L.

Creig, b.so. (age.) and B. G. A

f.i.o. and Gunn Lay Teik, m.a. Lowe, M.A., CAM. DIP.AGE.

t (Cantab.) Malay Agricultural Officers — Raja

I;5- Copra Investigations Mahmud bin Raja Ali, Raja Mo-

j'h'emist—F. C. Cooke* a.E.c.s., B.s(p.-, hamed bin Raja Aman and Jamalu-

! A.M.I.CHEM.E ’ ' -■ - " din bin Aji

Entomology Economics, Publications and

jenior Entomologist—G. ,H. Corbett, Statistics Branch

A’SC.. F.E.E.S. Agricultural Economist^ and,-, Deputy

,htoiu6lo'gist§—H. T. Pagden, m.a., Kegistfar-Getu^al

.' f.r.e.s. (On leave), N. C. E. Miller, H. Grist, Q4M. dip., ofage.Statistics—D.

S F.R.E.S., f.z.s. . Assistant'to the Agricultural Econo-

«1 ^Tor ■PlantPathoiog|st—A.

' Plant .Pathology Ttojinp- mist—H. L Baimett

Agricultural Education Branch,

i

sou. B.sc. ‘ ' .. ( Serduwg

jj . jlaiit

ft.SC., Pathologist

A.E.C.S, — R. A. 4-ltson, Principal-j-G. E,, Mann, m.c., m.a.,

, | Soils and Plant Physiology Vice-Principal — V. Dawson, B.sc.

1 enior Chemist (Soils)—(Vacant), R. Asst. (McGill)

Lecturer—Choo

J G. H. Wilshaw, b.a., b.sc., a.i.o.t.a. Junior Lecturer—Mohamed Kok Leong,

: b.a.

,11 Ihemist

'(Atcing)(Soils)—R. G. H. Wilshaw, l Hamzah dNoor bin

Ib.a.. b.sc., a.i.c.t.a. (On leave), T Public Gardens

i A. Buckley, m.sc., ph.d., f.i.c. Committee—The

ture, Malay

Adviser on Agricul-

Spates ..((yhairman), H.

A.Jlalay

(Acting)

Research Officer—Haji Abdul Arbuthnott, Choo Thurstan,

J. Page, C. R. J.P., A.

1 Wahid bin Haji Jafar Kia Peng, c.b.e.,

I iotanists—R. B. Jagoe, b.sc. and T j.p., F. C.- Colomb, i.s.M., The

I'W. Brown, b.sc. (agri.), ph.d. Hon’We Raja Uda, m.c.s., m.f.c.,

Field Branch ' M. C. S. bin Raja Muhammad, Col-

lector of Land Revenue, Kuala Lum-

: jhief Field Officer—F. Birkinshaw pur, The Captain, Gardens Golf

j tersonal Assistant to Chief Field Club, B. Bunting (Hon. Secretary)

Officer—P. G. J. Dobree, dip.agr.

t Reading'! Audit Department, S-S. & F.M.S.

« ’tat-' Agricultural Officers — Perak: Attdit-or, S.S.' & F.M.S.—L. G. Cpr-

ney, b.a. (Kuala Lumpur)

J. N. Milsum, f.l.s., Johore : A. E. Deputy Auditor, S.S. & F.M..S.—,H. T-

iColeman-Doscas, dip. age. w.a.

• rl jrincipai Agricultural Officer — Ke- Hedley, a.s.a.a. (Kuala Lumpur)

U Rah : H. H. Tungku Yacob bin Sul- Senior (On leave), C. W. S. Seed (Acting)

ij itan Abdul Hatnid, b.a. Asst. Auditor—C. W. S. Seed

agricultural Officers—J. Fairweather, (Singapore), G. G. Roberts (Acting)

tylk.D.A.. u.d.a., J. W. Jolly, dip. age. Assistant Auditors—G. G. Roberts

HS(Hawkesbury), J. A. Baker, B.s.o., (Singapore), W. D. Charlton (On

jfl|I.R.O.S., G.; D. P. Olds* B.SC., A.I.C.T. leave), C. E. Paddon, a.c.a. (Pe-

H A.-, ■€, L. Neittiian,^Bisc.'^AdE.) a.ic. nang), J. H. Belderson, b.econ.

Cl 18 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

(Singapore), J. E. Barker, b.a. G.J. A.Rivaz, D. B. .Palmer, D. J. Allen,

(Kuala Lumpur), W. E. Evans, B.A. W. S. Carr-Archer, A. D. Dawsen, A,

Sim and D. B., Coney

(Singapore) and J. M. Crombie, Probationers—W. F. Mavor, R. W. ■

c.a. (Singapore)

Verification Officer—A. Pillay (Singa- ; LJenkini, McCall, D. W. Bigley, J. H. S.

E. J. Evans, H. A. Mar-j

pore)

Junior Asst. Auditors—A. D’aranjo shall, H. Me. N. W. Richardson,

(Penang) and H. Rodrigues (Ma- J.S. F.R. M. Roualle, K. H. Cantrell and

L. Buck

lacca)

Chief Clerk—A. V. de Souza (Singa- Technical Boyd

Adviser' on Piece Goods — A.

pore)

Assistant Auditors, Grade ‘B’—S. K. Deputy Registrar of Imports and Ex-1

ports—I. I. Jeffries

Thambiah (Kuala Lumpur), B.T.S. Chemist—H. Marsden

Naysa Dorai (K. Lujnpur) and M.

W. Navaratnam (K. Lumpur)

Education Department

Customs and Excise Department Director of Educ., S. S. and Adviser

Telephones 2212 anti 2213; Cable Ad : Keir (Acting) Malay States—A.

on Education,

Comcust Asst.

Head Office—Kuala Lumpur E. Dir. for Chinese Schools, S.S.-§

Commissioner — W. D. Barron, m.c.s. Chief Inspector of Chinese Schools,

Senior Deputy Commr. — H. W. F.

Phear, m.m. Personal

Education—J.Assistant to Director

M. Dorai Raj

Financial Assistant—S. Eliatamby Chief Clerk—Bong Kim Cheong

Perak Deputy Director of Education, S.S.

Teleph. 31; Cable Ad : Decustoms and Deputy Adviser on Education,

Ipoh F.M. S.—H. R. Cheeseman (Acting)

Deputy Commissioner — J. D. G. Financial Clerk—Lim Boon Hoe

Principal Sultan Idris Training Col

Morice' (Acting) lege for Teachers—D. R. Swaine

Negri Sembilan

Teieph's. 2212 and 2213; Cable Ad: Head Master, Malay College (Kuala Kanj

sax)—C. Bezel]

Decustoms Art Superintendent—G. Burgess

Kuala Lumpur Technical School, Knala Lumpur .

Deputy Commissioner—T. R. Binnie Principal—H. T. M. Kent

Seremban Trade School, Kuala Lumpur

Deputy Commissioner—G. T. Gilmour Super'intehdent—H. Geary

Senior Superintendents—R. M. Levinge,

F. G. Aplin, m.c., E. H. Hime

Superintendents—A. W. Greaves, R. L. FederatedKuala Malay States Railways?

Lumpur

G.Cuscaden,

Morice, F.J. L.R.Skilton, m.c.. J. H.D

M. Pickthall, General Manager’* Department A

G. Keet, d.s.o., m.c., E. C. S. Sichel, General Manager—L. M. Smart. e.B.Ecj

H. S. J. Lloyd, C. McLaren Reid, Assistant Miller

to General Manager—G. L. !

D.R. P.8. Stokes,

Clemons,W. E.H. M.W. Sykes, Han- Second Assistant to General Manag^

nigan, I. R. Barnett-Smith, C. O. —H. Daides

Williams, W.H. MacLaughlin, j. E. Chit/ A eomutant's Department '

MacLaughlin. M. B. Holland, I. I

Jeffries, P. H. M. Cooper A. H. Chief Aci-i. 1’. II. Forbes

Expenditure Acct. — D. Philip

Gridley, D. Gi Hall, J. ' S. A. Revenue Acct,—Major E. J. Soper •'

Lewis,

Harward, T. G.L. D.D. ADarby,

Cooper,E.R. P.L. N.

C. Asst. Accountants—L. A. McGowan?

Langdon and W. L. Mussett

Assistant Superintendents—D. G. W. : Financial Officer^-P. W. Redfearn

Test Audit Inspectors—W. W. Shaw,

Montgomery, A. C. Jeavons, G. F. R. O. J. Coppage and A. F. Long

FEDERATED MALAY STATES C119

Engineering' Depa)-tment Asst, Wharf Supt. — C. F. Press

jGhief Engineer, AVaJ7 and Works— (Acting)Mechanical Department

J. W. Lewis, a.m.i.c.e. (Chartered-

i Civil Engineer) Chief Mechanical Engineers—W. F.

Maintenance

1 and New Works Engineer— Asst. Wegener, a.m.i.c.e., o.e.e.

R. H. A. Jeff Mechanical Engineer—0. G.

Divisional Engineer—R. H. A. Jeff Financial Harrison

Senior District Engineer — G. S. MechanicalOfficer—J. EngineersG. —McGregor

H. M. Le

Kelps

(District Engineers — Capt. E. G. 'Fleming, and H. B.

mIa. (Cantab.), a.m.i.l.e.

Gifford

Brown, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e. (o.c.e.), H.B.

[ Allison, Capt. A. E. Fawcett, B.A., b.a.i., Carriage and Wagon Assist.—(Vacant)

Assist,—L. W:. Bennett

j:i Vc.e.

a.m.i.c.e.

(e.e.E.),(c.c.e.),

J. L. F.J. Fenwick,

Cruikshank, a.m.i. Works

a.m.i.c.e. Workshop Foremen—S. C. Fowles. J. E.

| (c.c.e.), J. 1‘. Dockray,'G. C. Walmsley, O.J. Hallard, H. C. Dew, L. W. Bennett,

f • B.A., b.a.i., J. Mahony, b.sc., a.m.i.c. ley;Matheson, A. J. Ives, W. F. Hen-

H. Foster and L. W. Spragg

e. (c.c.e.), D. G. Mack, b.c.e. Electrical Assist.— J. W. Dunlop

®(Melb.), H. S. Haskins, M.o., a.m.i.

! vC.e., W. N..C. Steele, b.a., b.a.i. and Stores. Supt.Stores ' Department

-W. E. Williams’

I F. J. Hossack,. b.sc.

Engineer, Signal and Telegraph— AsstJ do. —L. Richardson

Stores Assists.—L. R. Curran, H. J.

“ ( Capt. R. Knight, m.i.r.s.e. Trevett and C. A. Dinnage

Financial Officer—F. A. Smithers Dledl'fh Department

llhief Permanent Way Inspectors—A. H.

•'.Short

s HI. T. Hack worth Vj A. Dodd. L. Health Officer, Railways—Dr. A. A.

.1■| I.jjSti)ton

Peters ,J R.Gun trip.-. H. “E.

Anderspn and F. G. iGirt, ' P .' E. Cameron ;

KAggett 1 FoBest'DEPARTaiENT,'S.S.

iTrcLnHpoi'tation Department. Director of Forestry, S. S. and Adviser on

ransportation Mgr.—J. O. Sanders, Forestry, Malay States-^-.!.

(Kuala Lumpur) ■

P. Mead

m.i.t., a.m.i.c.e: (Chartered Civil En- Deputy

1gineer)

1 Divisional Supts.—J. M. Bell and H. DeputyDirector

Adviserof ohForestry,

Forestry,S. S.Malay

and

I' P. Yates (Acting) States—-J. G. Watson

■ llaffic Assistants—W. A. Griffin, G. W. Conservators of Forests—A. E. Ram-

I Bell, S. J. Millen, J. M. Bell, b.a. baut, D. H. Hodgson, 0. Smith, T.

A. Strong and J. P. Edwards

I (Hons.) Cantab., A. F. Bidnell, A. Senior Assistant Conservators of

» H. L. Lanman, a.m.i.t., T. P. Forests — A. B. S. Boswell, G.

| Speakinaii, C. Murray, H. E. Clay

•: ton, J. B. Human, G. H. Goodrick, Wilkinson, H. C. Dolman, H. J. T.

Bonar, G. W. Somerville, E. J.

( : G. S. Warren and I. H. Alsop

) locomotive Running Assists.—E. Hib- Arnot, C. C.E.I. , Durant, Strugnell, Shrubshall, D. B.

J. S. Addi-

berd, H. P. Yates, V. Beck, E. M. son, A. B. Walton, M. L. Webber,

Rowland, b.a. (Horis.). Cambridge,

a.m.i.c.e., c.c.e., H. T. G. Wright D.C. A.S. P.Speldewinde, Noakes, C. F. Symington,

J. S. Smith and

land A. J. Wolfe (Acting) J. C. K. Marshall

tnancial Officer—W. C. P. Wright

^ .raffie Inspectors—W. R. Brearley, E. E. Asst. Conservators of

F. G. Browne, C.S. Cairns,

Forests—J. Smith,

( t Draper, A. Lockey and J. R. Simms J.F.C.S.K. Marshall, Walker, A.: J. Fyfe, R. C.

locomotive Foremen—A. J. Wolfe, Barnard, :C.. :!0. Flemmich, P. E.

r? | -man. W. Brace,

J. W.F.vHine,

W. Latham,,

L. A. G.H. Newman

A. Wen- Carcenacj F‘. H. Landon, C. Foston

J. E. Garfitt, G. L. Carson, K. H.

' and C. W. J. Brice Bryant, F. P. Graves, A. R. Barria

'arriage-Foreman—J. Holland

k ocomotive Inspectors—B. Nelson, J. Forest E.Engineer—W. and S. Euskine

i Smith and J. H. Dorricott F. Chipp, d.s.o.,

MjC.

Yharf Supt. — G. R. Lockwood Officer-in-Charge, Timber Research

| UActing) Laboratory—A. V. Thomas

0120 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Timber -Purchase Offieer^-B, S. Mee Judicial Department, F.M.S.

Wood Technologist—H. E. Desch

Extra-Asst. Conservators of Forests-- Chief Justice—Sir Roger Evans Hallijj

Y. L. Bain, E. C. Foenander, Chan J. Aitken B.andHowes,

Judges—A. R. C. Cussen,

J. H. Pedlow

Gin Ghee, Mohd. Alwy bin Suleiman Registrar—Raja Musa

and P. J„ Johnson ,

Siib-Asst. Conservators of Forests— Labour Department, S.S. & F.M.S..

Mohd. Harun b. Taib, Mahidin b. Head O.ffice—Kuala Lumpu. r

Mohamed

Tan Bashad,andAlii0. b.L. Hussain,

Seng Teong Carrier Contr. of Labour. Malaya—Hon. Mr.*|

J. M. Barron, m.c.s.

Game Department Chief Clerk—S. J. Gomez

Teleph. 2373; P.O. Box 376 Stenographer—Miss M. J. Stewart J

Head Office—Suleiman Building, Sub-Offices, Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur Deputy Controller of Labour—F. V.'

Federal Duckworth, M.c.s.

Chief Game. Warden, F.M.S.—E. 0. Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—R.:

Gopalayer

Shebbeare Klang

Perak Assist. Controller of Labour—R. Mid-

Game Warden—E. 0. Shebbeare dleton-Smith, m.c.s.

Deputy Game Warden—A. H. Fether- Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—T. M

stonhaugh Sundaram

Selangor Seremban

Game Warden—E. O. Shebbeare

Deputy Game. Warden—W. 0. Harvey Assist. Controller of Labour — H.

Watson, m.c.s.

Negri Semb'ilah Ipoh

Game Warden—E. O. Shebbeare

Deputy Game Warden—W. 0. Harvey Assist. Forsyth,

Controller of Labour — C. R.

M.c.s.

Pahang Extra Asst. Contr. of Labour—X. A.

Game Warden—E. O. Shebbeare

Deputy Game Warden—C. S. Ogilvie Appan Singapore

King George V. National Park Extra Assist. Controller of Labour T-f§

Superintendent—G. R. Leonard : J. T. X. HandyMalacca

Geological Survey Assist. Controller of Labour — H,.

Cable Ad : Geology, Batu Gajah Watson, M.c.s.

B-atu Gajah. Perak Penang

Director—E. S. Willbourn

Mining Gelogist—Dr, F. T. Ingham Depy. Contr. of Labour—X. Jones, M.- .s.

Assist. Controller of Labour — J. D.

: Chemist—G. M. Harral Lambert, M.c.s.

Kuala. Lipis, Pahang Madras

hQeblogist—J. A. Richardson Emigraition < .’onamissioner .for Makya*ij|

Kuala jLum'pur, Selangor E." A. Ross,. M.C.S.

, Geologist—F. W. Roe Negapatam

Kuan tan, Pahang Assist.'Emigration Comr. W. J K. Stark; i

Geologist—F. H. Fitch

Government Printing Dept., F.M.S. Chief Mines Department, F.M.S.

Inspector of Mines, F.M.S.—

Superintendent—AY. H. Wyatt ■ GWataht) '

Deputy Supt.—H. T. Ross

Asst. Supt.^H. Hozland Senior Inspector of Mines, Perak— ■

A. G. Macdonald

-'Composing Room Supervisor—S. J. Senior Inspector of Mines, Selangor—

Fisher • A. E. Kershaw

Machine Room; Supervisor—A. G. Senior : Inspector of Mines, Pahang—

Smith A. T. Bennetts _ j

AVarehouse Supervisor—W. A. Sprad- Inspectors of Mines—L. A. Smith,,,.

brow Capt. 1C. F. S. Jameson, A. Bean, (

Chief Clerk - Pat. Sta. Maria J. Sanderson, R. F. Shutes, A. H., !

FEDERATED MALAY STAT-E6 0121

i M. Cretch, G. F. Gripper, C. T. I1 Assistant Physicians — Dr. N. C.

I 'Tiiuraas, lan L, Patterson, G. S. Manicayasagar, Dr. P. Varathara-

I Mottram, J. R,. Miller, J. B. Mac- i j ah and Dr.. A. Sivakolunthu

il, kie, P. L. Melliar-Sinith and W. L. ; European Male Nurses — j. R. G.

!J Stapleton Voting and L. J. Wimsey .

ijktvspectors Batu Gajah Hospital

H T. Parker,of Machinery—J.

H. Lawson, W. H. A.O.Trowell,

Hunt, Medical Officer—Dr. E. C. Vardy,

i J. W. Ridley, A. E. Greetham, T. M.D., B.S., CERT.LOND., S.T.M.

/ W. Wilson, E. L. T. Thockeray and Senior Deputy Medical Officer—Dr.

I! E. Price M. E. Tiruchelvam

It. M. 0., F. M. S. —Capt. S. Ramplen Assistant. Medical Officer—Dr. S.

|, •3‘ones Arasarednam

|i. M. '6.,' Perak—Oapt. G. A. Bentihdk i Matron—Miss E. J. Risden

|j.( MEnioAL & Health Dept., Peeak | Sisters—Miss A. C. Pender, Miss F.

MacKinnon, Miss M. C. F. Wil-

I"State Medical &: HeaJth Officer, Perak liains, Miss ,M. Keddie, Miss, I.

! I- Dr. J. I. Baeza, m.b., b.ch., f.k. .Beattie, Miss B. Roques and Miss

D.P.H., dERT.tOND., S.T.M. M. B. N. Mustill

jieputy , State Medical & Health Ipoh Hospital

i Officer, Perak—Dr. H. P. Hodge, Medical. Officer — Dr. T. F. Strang,

, L.M.S.S.A., CERT. LORD., S.T.M.

Financial Assistant—Qua Gong Kow I Second M.B., CH.B.

Medica i Officer and Radio-

fiief Clerk—K. Subramaniam

Pharmaceutical Chemist—A. V. Hitch logist—Dr. I. T. Dickson, m.b., oh.

1m., d.T.m., d.m.r.e.

Health Office, Perak North Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) E.

health Officer, Perak North—Dr. R. S. (). Thomson

I E. Anderson, b.sc.b.ch., m.b., d.t.m. Surgeon — Dr. E. C. Chitty, m.b.,

CH.B., F.R.O.S.

a A HI, d.p.h.

■teistetnt Health- Officer—Dr. Chang Dental Surgeon—Mr. N. H. Gittins,

L.D.S., R.C.S.

JJ Hoey Chan

ll Health Office,Kuala

Kuala-Kangsar Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. C.

olealth Officer, Kangsar—Dr. Dr. Murugiah, Dr. A. W. E. Moreira,

1" tOND.,

W. H.S.T.M. Jeffrey, m.b., ch.b., cert. KhasG. binS. Venkatesan, Dr. Megat

Omar, Dr. Ling Ah

Health Office, Kinta District Choon, Dr. V. C. G. Yzelman and

health Officer, Kinta District—Dr. Matron—Miss Dr. Lim Ohin Khean

G. H. Lowe, m.b., ch.bv, cert.lond., Sisters—Miss? M.E. M. L. Bryant

Robinson and Miss

S.T.M., D.P.H.

faith Office, Kinta Sanitary Board E,. 3mith Grik Hospital

Health Officer, Kiiita Sanitary Board Hospital, Assistant-in-Charge—S. A.

—Dr. Q, H. Williams, m.b., ch.b., Row

D.T.H., D.T.M. (fe H., CERT..L0ND., S.T.M.

jisssistant Health Officer—Dr. V. R. AssistantKlian Intan Hospital

Medical Officer—Dr. L. W.

Gabriel • , J g,y’esuria

| Health Office, Batang Padang District and Malay Hospital,

‘ lea 1th Officer, Batang Padang— Kuala Kangsar

|(Vacant) Medical Officer—Dr. G. M. Graham,

f Health Office, Lower Perak B.A., M.D., CERT.LOND., S.T.M.

‘irealth Officer, Lower Perak—Dr. T. Assistant' Medical Officer — Dr. Mo-

•Witeon, M.B., B.CH., D.T.M. & H., ' ’hartied Din

D.P.H., B.A.O. bin Ahmad

Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Lady Women’s Hospital, Kuala Kangsar

Rambutan Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) M.

H. James, m.b., b.s., d.p.h.

siedical Superintendent—Dr. J. W. Sisters—Miss H. V. Fisher

L. G. Culleton and Miss

It Murdoch, m.b. , OH.B.

'ilssistant Medical Superintendent— Kampar Hospital

MtD*. R. A. MFicNkb;. M.Bt, ch.b., cert. Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. G. S.

Arulpragasam

0,1 LOUD., S.T.M.

C122 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Lumut Hospital Polioe- Department, F.M.S;

Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. V. R. Inspector-General of Police—C. H.;

N. Merton and Dr. R. Sathiah Sansom. o.m.g.

Farit Buntar Hospital

A ssistant Medical Officer—Dr. J. V. Senior Superintendents of Police—f

L. A. Thomas, M. El. Wynne (on

Thambar deputation) and E. E. H- Beck (on^

Ta pah Hospital deputation'

Medical Officer, Batang Padang—Dr. Superintendents

A. H. Lowther, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & J. D. Dailey, H.ofB.Police^—J. Parke^;

Langworthy (on

H., CERT.LOND., S.T.M., D.O.M.S. deputation), I. C. Macmillan (om

Deputy Mtedical Officer—Dr. H. P. deputation), C. W. D. Hall (on de- »

Samuel putation) and B. M. B. O’Connell,

General Hospital, Taiping (on deputation)

Medical Officer—Dr, R, Shelley, m.b., Assistant Superintendents of Police—

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

Hart, G. B. Linford, G. W. ,

Matron—Miss C. A. Harness Lawes, C. S. Kinder, C. R. Mor-,;

Sisters—Miss F. Holgate, Miss C. H. rish, E. W. Mumford, E. C. Tidy ;

McDonald, Miss M. L. J. Miller (op deputation), J. Gardiner, D. P.

and Miss D. Hough Macnamara, R. Burns, J. B. J. ,

District Hospital, Taiping Birch, R. K. Bell, H. G. Beverley, ,

Medical Officer—Dr. H. M. McGlad- tioh),. J. X. \i. A. X ichells (on deputa-

dery G. R, Livett, K. J. N.

Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. E. L. S. Yalpy Duthie, C. T. W. Dobree, L. G.

Jumearx ,(on deputation),R. L.W. H.Ei .

Pearce' (oil'de'puta'tjdn)',

Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. K. •Hamper, R. O. W.’ M, Davis, G. Bl

Raiaratnarn, Dr. S. Kanapathipil FolliottJ.(onA.deputation).

lai and Dr. Lim Eng Cheang

Tanjong Malim Hospital well. Cresswell, A. C.T. Alaxl

Q.

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. A. C. Gnffikiri

Armstrong,

(on deputation), H. P. )

I. D. Macdonald, I. S.

J umeaux Wylie, J. M. McN. Maclean, G. E. :

TeltiTc Anson Hospital Devonshire, H. J. Barnard (on de-

Medical Officer, Lower Perak—Dr. W. putation), L. D. E. Cullen, R. H- I

A. Balhetcbet Harrison, E. A. G. Anderson, J. R,

Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. N. C.‘ Denney, P. H. D. Jackson (on

Gopalapillai and Dr. Puran Singh deputation), R. C. R. Humphry, R.

Matron—Miss M. H. Amour W. Calderwood, J. L. H. Davis, F.

Sister—Miss B. H. Egger A. S. Caldwell, G. C. Madoc, P. H. J

Infant Welfare Centre, Taiping O;Flynn. F. Wallace, H. F. Ridley, |

Lgdy Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) F. P. H. Andrews (on deputation), N.

A. Craig, m.b., ch.b., d.p.h., cert. C. Halsey, F. K. McNamaia (on

LOND., S.X.M. . deputation), G. Denison-Smith, C.

Health Sister—Miss N. M. Harbottle N. Godwin, V. W. Powell-Evans, i

Infant Welfare Centre, TpoTi J. R Cole, W. Elphinstone, D. N. j

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) L. Livingstone, R. Aekrill, H. B. J.

J. Bentihek, M.h., ch.b., b.a.o.; cert. Donaldson, D. R. L. P. Matheson,

D. N. Yates, R. C. Ehrke, J. N. D. |

BOND., S.T.M. Harrison, D. J. Hargreaves, A. J.

Health Sister—Miss M. H. Wood

Infant Welfare Centre, Teluh Anson W. Slater, W. L. R. Carbonell, _ C.

Health Sister-in-Charge — Miss M. S.AbuK. Bakar Bdvell. Lamin bin Kassim,

bin Baginda, Osman

Timmins Bashah bin Kulop Sh&h, Yeop;

v F.M-.S.-Museums Osman bin Abdul Wahab and Abdul

•Jaiil bin Haji Aminuddin

Kuala Lumpur and Taiping Probationary Assistant Superinton-

Director — H. M. Pendlefeury (Selan- dents of Police—C. H. Fenner, J. ■

gor Museum) H. Hindmarsh, J. B. Masefield, J.

Field Ethnographer—H. D. Noone McC, Barnes. J. R. H. Burns, A. J.

(Perak Museum) W. Bockenhull, D. St; G. Stewart,

FEDERATED MALAY STATES Cl ^3

il D. S. Palmer, H. T. B. Ryves, N. | Director Civil Aviation—Major R.

| Stewart, T. F. Porter and M. 0. j L. ISTunn, p.s.o., m.xnst.' c.e., m.inst.

■; Manby j w.e.

BMiispectors—S. E. Smith, A. E. Jake- . Deputy Director of Public Works,

II man, V. C. Seed well; N. B. Thomas j Straits Settlements—S. J. W. Gooch,

and R. P. J. Rycroft i m.inst. c.e.

1,Posts and Telegraph Dept., Malaya j; State Engineersb.sc.,Grade

McConechy, assoc,I—F.

m.inst.M.c.e.,

G.

1 Headquarters—Kuala Lumpur j F. G. Coales,, m.inst.c.e., m.inst.

Ibirector-General of Posts & Telegraphs, | struct.e., T. G. Husband, b.sc., m.

[ T.Malaya

P. Coe,(Civil

m.c., Service

m.c.s. Class lA.)— j -m.Inst.w.e.,

inst.c.e., P. A.G. Molloy, m.inst.c.e..m.

C. Bedington,

Director of Posts—B. j. Freeman ! inst.c.e., m.inst.m. & cy.e., m.r.san.i.

i Director of Telegraphs, Telephones k \ State Engineers Grade II—J. H. Ro-

| Engineer-in-Chief—V. H. Winsori | berts, b.a. (cantab.), W. W. Davidson,

j phief Accountant—R. Graham j m.o., m.a. (oantab.), m.inst.c.e..

I Controller, Singapore—K. MacLennan i assoc, m.inst. m.e.

j Deputy Chief Accountant—T. Malley j Senior Executive Engineers—R. H.

i Assistant Engineer-in-Chief — W. R. j McCleland, o.b.e., l.c.e. [dub.], I. D.

J [YDowse" ’

| pontrollers—E. W. Hide, J. Green, G. ! Robertson, assoc, m.inst. c.e., J. B.

MacLachlan, m.c., m.sc., b.eng., assoc,

j ' J. Ford and W. Gilliam m.inst.c.e., G. R. Percy, m.c., e.d..

IItDivisional Engineers—G. F. Morice,

A. H. Carson, S. P. Morton, A. A. '• well, j assoc.m. inst.c.e., f.s.i., W. H. Hip-

I Strachan and G. Wilde T; B. Hutton, assoc.m.inst.

As-istant Controllers of Posts—W. J. ! b.c.e. , E. M. O’D. t Burke-Gaffney,

I C. Sharp, A. C. Wollaston, G. C. i CY. E., M.INST. STRI CT. E., J. 0.

f Allen, W. B. Hall, R. D. Rowswell, | Plunkett, m.inst. c.e., F. J. Button,

■ T. H. Newey, A. W. Perry, R. F. B. ! assoc, m.inst. c.e., S. Tonkin, b.eng.,

I i Gurr, J. G. Evans, W. A. Cooper, B. |

(li Neyland, W. G. Griffiths, D. Smith, i asscc. m.inst. C.E., ASSOC, m.inst. M.E.,

I J. T. Avery and J. B. Stoddart j J. S.Stewart,

Boissier, b.sc., m.inst. w.e., W;

a Engineers—C. G. R. Phillips, E. E. G.l. Harpur, b.sc., assoc, m.inst. c.e.,

m.inst.c.e., L. C. Chasey,

•1;1' G.Sproul. R. Gibson, L. F. Wilkinson,

C. O’Farrell, O. F. J. Watkins, i ' M.C.

li H. E. Cornish, E. L. Spooner-Lil- | xecutive Engineers—W. Laurie, m.

;| lingston, C. H. Parnell, R. E. Ro- | inst.m. & cy.e., W. H. Roberts, W.

berts, G. W. Bristow, J. C. Dallow, I M. assoc,

McCrae, F. C. Holland, b.sc.,

m.inst. c.e., W. A. Kirk, assoc.

■.■l l.'Waumsley.

W: Stubbs, J.H. H.J. Wagstaff,

Gregory, N.L. Y.B. :; m.

'w Fletcher, R. V. Talbot-Jones, Dennis m.inst. c.e., G. &Edwards,

assoc, m.inst.m. cy.e., R. H. Steed,

assoc, m.

'fWireless

t Smith and D. G. PeckW. Machan, L.

Engineers—J. inst. c.e., E. A. Gardiner, b.sc.,

a.k.c., assoc, m.inst.

if R. Watts, P. H. F. George, W. G. INST. M. E., ASSOC. M.INST. STRUCT.E., c.e., assoc, m.

(I Oakes and W. C. Gee

f m^uperintendent. Stores and Workshop D.inst.M.c.e.,McDiarmid, b.sc., assoc, m.

A. E. Fallows, b.sc., G. S.

: — W. H. P. Barrett Thatcher, assoc, m.inst. c.e., assoc,

Accountants—A.

B. N. Flavin, J.E. Macintosh

Ashton, L. and

Isaacs,

R. m.inst. w.e., G. H. West, assoc, m.

I® C. Edyvean inst. c.e., G. C. Hesketh, b.sc., E. N.

.jqliuperintendents

vJ'Oliver, W. F. ofFlight,

Telephones—W T

R. P. Whyte,. H. Dimmock, b.eng., a.m.i.e. [aust.], J.

W. S. Anderson, b.sc., assoc, m.inst.

II H. W. Mitchell, C. R. Bowden and c.ASSOC. M.INST. C.'E., R. E. Pitt, B.sc.,

I F. A.. Thomson assoc.m.inst. c.e.. J. G. Davies, b.sc.,

>ifj;)ffice Assistant—Chong Sin Yew a.

c.e., E. E. Hodges, b.sc., G. Morgan,

■ i| Malayan Public Works Service b.

Cable Ad : Works, Singapore b.sc., assoc, m.inst. c.e., J. A. T.

Awirector of Public Works, S. S., Advi- I1 Horsley, b.eng., a.m.i.e.(aust.), F. E.

el; ser Public Works, Malay & States & B. Murphy, b.sc., assoc, m.inst. c.e.,

C]24 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

assoc, m.inst. w.e., N. G. terguson, Architectural Establishment 1

B.SC., G. R. Pape. B.ENG. [HONS.] , H. GovMnihent AToKitect—F. D. Ward!

A. Rofe, a.c.g.i.. E. R. Davies, assoc. F.R.I.B.A., M.R.SAN.I.

IN. ENG. (SHEFFIELD), J. M. Billing, Seniorb:Assistant

B. SC., ASSOC., M. INST. Hutton, ASSOC.Architect—A.

C.E.,F.R.I.B.A. . M. J, §

inst. m. &CY.E., 0. L. Stephens, B.hc., Assistant Architects—F. A. Mallard

E. R. G. Williams. J. J. Bryan, b.sc. F.R.I.B.A., C. H. Short, A.R.I.B.A.. E

ENG. (HONS.), ASSOC. M.INST.' C.E., A. . ..Cuthbertson, a.r.i.b.a., H. C. Upton;

C. Wilson, ASSOC. M. INST. C.E., P. a.r.i.b.a., C..W. A. Inglis, A.R.i.B.Hr

O’Connell,

(Ireland), E.b.eng.* T. assoc, m.inst.b.sc.,

F. Elbury, o.e. K. A. Brundle, a.r.i.b.a.

Quantity Surveyors^A. Niven, r.s.rlf

ASSOC. M.INST. C.E., ASSOC. M.INST. m.r.san.i., A. S. Harris, p.a.s.i. j| '

struct.E., L. A. Laffan, B.sc., J. Y. T. Electrical Engineering Branch \

Campbell, b.sc., R. P. Kelly, b.a.,

B.A.I., M. INST. C.E. (IRELAND), J. L. Electrical

a.m.i.e.e.

Engineer—G. H. N. Reaji:

Chambers,' bA.. b.a.i., assoc, m.inst. Assistant Electrical Engineer—A. Qj

c.e. (Ireland), R. H. A. Johnson, b.a., Thomas

b.a.t.. assoc, m.tnst. c.e. (Ireland!, Electrical Foreman—D. Gilchrist

R. D. MacIntyre, b.sc., Mb L. Mid- Electrical Inspector—C. H. Mrhite ij»j wt

ford, Brsc., R. P. Bradley, b.sc., Mechanical Engineer—R. Austin, asso®

a. c.g.i,, assoc, m.inst.c.e.. m.inst.m.e. R. G. lies,

b. sc., assoc, m.inst, c.e., M. B. Hem-

her, assoc, m.inst. c.e., assoc, m.inst. Assistant Mechanical Engineer—J.r. MI

m. & cy.e., J. R. Spence, b.sc., H. W. Fordham, INST.

b.a. (Cantab.), assoc, ui

. Begbie, b.sc., ass c. m.inst. c.e., G. J. Factory

O’Grady, b.eng., H. L. D. Tucker, Duncan.Foremen- -W. Taylor, T. M!

i. B.SC., ASSOC, m.inst. c.e., F. S. Way- Superintendent Workshops,T. D. Doig, H. DavidsoMjf.

man, b.sc.. A. B. Paterson, b.sc., W. L. Davison Kedah«

assoc, m.inst. c.e., E. W. Houston, Superintendent Stores & Furniti^Bc

b.sc., A. D. Campbell, b.sc. Singapore—F. Mb, .Couch

Assistant Engineers-R. J. Bee, b.a., Superintendent

a. c.g.i., ASSOC. M.INST. c.e., S. A.G.Stores

Selangor—Mb Jor-

Smith

& Furniture*

dan, B.A., B.A.I.) ASSOC. M.INST. C.E., D. Chief Inspector Waterworks, Kual<

J. Davies, b.eng., A. L. McClure, Lumpur—J. M. Laing

b. sc., assoc, m.inst. c.e., F. V. Waterworks,

Chief-Inspector Mur- Kinta-j,

doCk, B.A.. B.A.I., A. Inglis, Assoc, m. W. A. Turnnidge

inst, c.e., C. R. Hawkins, m.a., assoc,

m.inst. c.e., G. H. Caldicott, b.sc., E. Dredge Master, Straits Settlements—E.

C. Trevor

T. S. King-; b.eng , J. H. M. Burton, Civil

b.a., assoc, m.inst. c.e., W. O. Belton, quarters—Capt.Officer,

Aviation Malayan Headi

H. W. Chattaway ij;

B.sc..,.assoc, m.inst. c.e., E. L. Ashley, Airport Mgr., Singapore—A. Newarkjj

b.sc., H. Miller, assoc, m.inst. c.e..

assoc, m.inst. w.e., J. N. McHugh,

W-; B.SC., B.ENG., ASSOC. M.INST. C-E. (IRE- Survey Department, S.S-. & F.M.S. ■

LAND), R. R. Cambridge, b.sc., assoc, Headquarters—Ena la

m.inst. STiircTiE., D. W. Grehan,'b.a., Surveyor General—Mb F. N. Bridges|

B.A.J., ASSOC. M.INST. C.E. (IRELAND), D.

W. K. Cartwright, b.sc., a.c.g.i., P. Deputy Surveyor General — A. S-

Ransome, assoc, m.inst. c.e., J. A. White, m.c.Surveyor General—H. H|

Henderson, assoc, m.inst. o.e., R. Assistant Gabon (Officiating)

Waddell, b.sc., C. Gjertsen, b.sc., E. Accountant—II.

M. Oborne,. b.sc., J. Halliday, b.sc., Chief Surveyors. Tooke

assoc, m.inst. c.e., J. Gumming, b.sc., B. Sewell (On I—Singapore : C. Y

leave), T. Kitchi«|

W. R: Plunkett, b.sc., a.c.g.i., R. G. (Acting); Perak: C. T. M. HusbfcBM,.

S.F. Avery, b.sc., assoc, m.inst. c.e., C.

Sutton, Mb P. Winston, b.sc. L. D. Meyer (Acting)

(tech.), E. P. Purcell, b.a., b.a.i., J. Chief Surveyors II—Selangor & N. S. ]H

C. E. Bone, M.C., Pahang: Mb P

H. Hedgcock, b.sc., a.c.g.i., S. W. Avlward (Acting), Penang: M'. Hi!

Foster, b.sc., P. Shelley, b.sc., R. A.

Addison, b.sc., S. F. Owen, J. P. :E. Neil, Malacca: C. C. Best lAct-j:

Casserley, b.sc., b.eng. ing), JohoreuF. A. Fendall (Actg.)|j

FEDERATED MALAY STATES C12&

: Kedah: C. T. M. Husband, Kela,n- Arumugam (Penang), D. Mariam-

|; tan : P. ]H, 'Gof$ (Acting), On leave : pillai (Kedah), S. S. Rahman

Iyer (Head-

H. C. Abraham, J. II. ^powers and quarters) and Abdul

Abdullah .(.Perak) 1

bin

G. H. Rarron, m..c.

tJeputy Ghief Surveyors—iTopo : G.. H. Meteorplogical Branch

Sworder, Kinta: G. M. R. Jackson D i rector—(Vacant)

! (Acting) and Singapore : A. G. Bill- Meteorological officers-—A. Grimes, Dr.

\ mg (Acting) C. A. Lea and W. Richards' ;

ISenior Surveyors — O. Watson (On Probationer—I. G. John

Jeave), P. M. Reekie (On leave), G. Town Planning Department

M. R. Jackson (Ag. Deputy Chief

Surveyor, Kinta), W. P. Aylward

(Ag. GRief Surveyor, Pahang), P. Selangor, Perak and Negri Sembilan

H. Bonnet '(T'ncharge Trengganu), P. TownHead Office—Kuala Lumpur

H. Goss (Ag. Chief Surveyor, Kelan- C.E., Planner—R. P. Davis, M.i.M. &

tan), C. C. Best (Ag. Chief Surve- Assistant TownM.R.S.I.

M.T.P.I.,

yor, Malacca), A. G. Billing '(Ag. Stephen, p.a.s.i., a.m.t.p.i. F. D.

Planner—G.

Deputy Chief Surveyor, Singapore),

‘ J. H. C. Bead (Johore), A. Graham Chief Clerk—J. Gomes

l: (Headquarters), C. Noble (S’pore), Chief Draftsman—A. Manuelpillai

L G. L. Jerram (Malacca), C. D. Pear- Treasury Department, F. M. S.

Geon (Johore), fl. L. Ward (On leave), Accountant

j|R., LillyE. Gray (On leave),

(On leave), A. H. (On

R. Wilson W. Joynt. General, F. M. S.—H. R.

'leave). E. G. Farrington (Kedah), Accountant—M. Accounting Office

R. A- Terry (Kedah), J. W. Mor- Clerk i/c AgencyV.Accts.—S. Kandiah

Kandiah

P'phett (On leave), R. R. Horner (On

; leave). K. L. BedHngton (Perak), W. Officer pillai

i/c Checking Branch—A. Valu-

| K. Wilton (Negri Seinbilan), H. W. Chief Clerk, Federal Treasury—P.

Hamilton (Johore), J. A. Tulloch Eliathamby,

(Kedah), I. C. Booth (Selangor), A.

; McG. Clark-Walker (Perak), G. C. Special Class Clerks—T. Muttutamby

and M. Appachy

■ Irving (Trengganu)i M. F. Cameron Clerks Class I—V. Kathiravelu, K.

[ (Johore), R. K. A. Bruce (Kelan- Ponniah and P, Samuel

itan). A. G. Robb (On leave), J. D. State Treasury, Kamaralzaman

Perak

Richardson-

i Gibson (Headquarters),

(Johore), G. L. State Treasurer—Raja

J. K. Ramsay

s (Johqre), T. R. Blackman (Selan- Clerk Class I—V. Vairamuttoo

Lgor), R. A. Simcock (Jokpre), C. T. State State Treasury, Selangor

Treasurer — A. Heywood-Wad-

5 L. Goofichild (On leave) dington

Surveyors—B. P. Walker Taylor (Pa- Clerk Class I—T. Sangarapillai

1 hang), F. E. G. Caswell (Singapore), State Treasury, Negri Sembilan

r L. S. Himel^y (On leave), G.. C. State

j, Stubbs (Hea

Class I—Tan Eng Khoon and

1 ' liams (Topo), A. B. Griffin (Johore),

A. L. M. Greig (Topo), A. 'D. Couper A. Sinnadurai

State Treasury, Pahang

f (Johore), J. E. Moule (Topo) and R.

: B. McVilly (Perak) Stgite Treasurer—V.

Clerks Kanapathy arid

Class I. K. Arunasalam Pillay

R.

Lithographic Draftsman—J. Mdir ' Rariianathan

WLithographers—H.

B. S. Smith A. GilderSleeves & Corps of Accountants, S.S. A F.M.S.

IgB^nstrument Repairer-r^Dj A. Endean Accountants—R. Senior Accountant—G. G. T. Browne

m;Super and ' Special Grade Technical C. Lemmon, K. Reed,

A ssistants J. H. Newbigging. G. jk. Baxendale

rRisst. Surveyor in Charge—(YaCant) and H. Tooke

iflpffice Asst.Grade—N. Penang—S.Sabapathy

Appudoray(Pa- Committee—The Perak Branch

Hon. Col. C. Rae

■usjffpecial

j | hang), U. Thuriappah (Malacca), V. (chairman), G. Grant, J. L. Hope,

5*1 Kanapathypillai (Perak), T. M. J. K. Hill, H. Kingdon-Rowe, J.

3B: Kassipillai (Johore), S. Ayadorai M. Cochran and S. A. Yell

Hv (Perak), A. Elyathamby (S’pore), K. Secretaries—Evatt & Oo.} Ipoh

C126 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Selangor Branch Malay Co-operative Officer, Bagaiis;

Committee—R. W. Hughes (ohair- Mohamed Serai—Haji Abdul Rauf bin H •'

man), H. W. Hughes, D. W. Hen- Malay Cooperative Suki

derson, D. Sear, H. W. Esson, S. Officer, Tain ,/

G. Tyte and A. R. Robb North, Taiping—Wan Zarazill'aM

Secretaries — Evatt & Co., Kuala Malay bin Haji Wan Ismail

Lumpur Co-operative Officer, Taipinjjn

.South, Taiping — Mohamed. Dalai!

bin Haji Suboh

Chamber of Mines, F.M.S. Malay Co-operative Officer, Telok An|:.

President—Lt.-Col. G. M. P. Hornid- j Malay son—Raja Musa bin Raja Maliadiftj

ge, O.B.E., M.C.V.D. Co-operative Officer, Ipoh-||§x'<

Vice-do. —The Hon. Mr. C. L. Green, Indian Mohamed Hussein bin Ibrahim |

M.F.C. Co operative Officer—Teluk |;

Conndl Anson—P. K. T. Paul

Perak—E. E. G. Boyd, J. D. Mead, ] Indian Co-operative Officer, Ipoh—Cf

M. Soosai

Major 0. B. Williams, Leong Sin i Indian Co-operative Officer, Taiping-Jg!

Nam, m.s.c.. .r.v., m.c.h., o.b.e., Lee Swee A. Samy

Hoe, J. H. Rich, J. Ranc and C. S. Selangor

Kneebone

Selangor—J. S. Whittaker, H.^ A. Malay Co-operative Officer, Selangoj

—Mohamed Yusof bin Haji Ismail! if

Coates, Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e., W. J. i Indian Co-operative Officer, Selangoj |a

P. Grenier and A. A. Henggeler I—

Negri Sembilan—H. P. Kennedy Indian Co-operative Officer, Selango M

Pahang—V. B. C. Baker, m.s.c.

Secy.—A. C. J. Towers, f.l.a.a., f.o.i.s. II— Negri Sembilan

Co-operative Societies Department, ; Senior Co-operative Officer, Serembajll

—Patch Akhir bin Mat Sah

S.S. & F.M.S. Indian Co-operative Officer, SerembatBC

Head Office—Kuala Lumpur —G. Y. Thaver

Director of Co-operation and Re- | Senior Co-operative Pahang

gistrar of Co-operative Societies, Raub—Mohamed Tahir Officer Pahang, 1,1:

F.M.S. & S.S.—R. Boyd, m.c.s. bin Stia 9

Personal Assistant to Director—V. J. RajaStraits Settlement, Penang

H. Brunt

Asst. Director of Co-operation (South) Asst. Director of Co-operation (North’ M

—G. Hawkins, m.c.s.

—J. M. Brander, m.c.s.

Asst. Registrar of Co-operative Socie- MalayClerk—(Vacant)

Chief

ties, F.M.S.—Haji Mohamed Eusoff, AbdulCo-operative Officer, Penang—•

Wahab bin Arshad

M.o.s. Indian Co-operative Officer, Bukii

Co-operative Marketing Officer—E. L. Mertajam—P. T. Nathan

R. Jones Singapore

Auditor Accountant.—R.Thambinathan

Superintendent—M. E. Cox Asst. Auditor & Accountant—Gob We a

Urban Co-operative Officer, F.M.S.— J Co-operativePah

T. Sivapragasam Officer—A. K. Isaac

Peralk Malacca

Malay Co-operative Officer, Alor

Malay Co-operative Officer, Parit j Indian Gajah—Baba bin Jaudin

Buntar—Abdul Majid bin Haji —C. Arulsusai Co-operative Officer, Malacca

Mohamed

PERAK

Perak is the most northerly of the Federated States on the west coast, touch-

ing Province Wellesley on the north and Selangor on the south and having an

area of 7,980 square miles. About 1850 the discovery of tin in La rut was followed

by the immigration of Chinese in great numbers. Since the appointment of a

British Resident in 1874, the record of the State has been one of ‘ remarkable

v progress.

The State is well watered, the Perak (with its tributaries, the Singor, the

Temengor, the Rui, the Plus, the Kinta, Batang Padang, Bidor and Sungkai).

being the most important rivers. Other rivers of importance are the Krian,

the Kurau, and the Bernam (with its tributary, the, Slim). The mountaips on

the east boundary, which are part of the main range of the Peninsula, rise to a

height of over 7,000 feet.

I Sanatoria have been' established on the Larut Hills at heights varying from

3,300 to 4,500 feet. Experimental gardens with English flowers and vegetables

are to be found on the Larut Hills.

r The chief exports are tin and rubber. Coconuts arid rice are extensively

grown. In the Krian District the Government has completed an extensive

scheme for the irrigation, of 61,000 acres of land the larger proportion of which

fis already under cultivation for rice. A similar scheme with an area of 24,000

acres is in course of development in the Sungei Manik Area in Lower Perak.

So far 8,000 acres are available of which 3,800 were planted in • 1937.

Larut, Kinta, Batang Padang, and Klian Intan are the chief mining dis-

tricts. The district of Batang Padang lies between the Kinta Valley and the

Selangor boundary, and contains a little gold and wolfram mixed with its tin.

The total mileage of completed;roads in Perak is (a) 1,002 of metalled and

(b) 77 of unmetalled cart roads, 715 miles of bridle paths.

| The British Resident has residencies at Taiping, the Headquarters of Gov-

ernment, and at Ipoh, the chief commercial centre. The chief towns are Ipoh,

Taiping, Kuala Kangsar, Kampar, and Tapah, The chief port is Teluk Anson.

Sirice the Anglo-Siamese treaty of 190& the territory claimed by Perak for

many years, and held by Patani since 1826, has been formally ceded to Perak,

and the State now includes the whole watershed of the river that gives it its

name. The new territory which was taken over in 1909 arid iriborpotated in

the Upper Perak District, exceeds 1,000 square miles of area. It extends from

Kedah on the West to Legeh on the East, and contains the tin mines of Klian

Intan and much good stanniferous country. This territory is well watered, and

the rolling plains of the Kroh plateau, 1,000 feet above the sea, afford a. healthy

Government station. At Tasek on the Kedah border there is a small natural

lake. At the time when the territory was taken over the population was about

3,000 qf various, nationalities.

J By an Act of Parliament which received the Royal assent on November 1 6,

1934, the territory of the Dindings was restored to Perak and has formed part;

of the State since February, 1935. The area of the Territory, which contains

the natural harbour of Lumut, is 190 square miles.

Cl 28 PERAK

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

State CCrxcu. Tuan Haji Abdul Wahab bin Abdul . h.

President—His Highness the Sultan of Aziz, Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima

Perak (Paduka Sri Sultan Abdul Aziz Bukit Gantang

Al’Muktassim Bil’lah Shah, k.b.e., Resident’s Office

c.m.g.) Taiping British Resident—The Hon.

Vice-President —The Raia Muda (Raja Mr. G. E. Cator, C.M.G., m.c.s.

Yusuf ibni Sultan Abdul Jalil Al- Secretary to Resident—W. Linehan, m.c.s. j i

Marhum Rathi’ Allah, o.b.e.) Assistant; Secretary to Resident—J. K. ]

The Hon’ble the British Resident Creer, m.c.s.

The Secretary to Resident. Perak Resident’s Clerk—Ng Say Tee

The Legal Adviser

The Raja Kechil Tengah (Raja Chinese Protectorate—Ipoh

Abdul Rashid ibni Al-Marhum Prot. of Chinese—C. H. Dakers, m.c.sJ

Sultan Idris) (Acting)

The Raja Kechil Bongsu (The Hon. Assist. Protector of Chinese—N. L. Alex-

Raja Kamaralzaman ibni Al-Mar- ander,and

m.c.s. (Acting)

hum Raja Mansur, m.f.c., m.c.s.) Clerk Translator—Chong Wai Weng

The Orang Kaya Besar (Haji Chief Clerk—Saw Seong Peck

Ahmad bin Haji Abdul Raof,

M.C.H.) Education Department

The Orang Kaya Temenggong (Wan Senior Inspector of Schools—T. A. :

Abdul Jalil bin Wan Hussain, O’Sullivan, m.a. (t.c.d.), m.r.s.t. j1

J.P.) Inspts. of Schools—E. S. Tidderaan,

The Orang Kaya Mentri. (Wan b.a. (oxon.), m.r.s.t. and A. C. Stra-

Ahmad Rasdi lain Wan Muham- han, M.A. (DUBLIN)

mad Isa. j.p.) Office Assistant—S. Ponniah

The Orang Kaya Kaya Panglima Chief Clerk—T. Candiah

Kinta (Che Wan bin Muhammad Assistant Inspectors of Malay Schools j

Yusuf, M.C.H., J.P.) —Raja Kamaral Bahrain & Mohd.

The Orang Kaya Kaya Stia Bijaya Salleh

di Raja (Muhammad Noordin bin Assistant Inspector of Tamil Schools i

Jeragan Abdul Shukor, i.s.o.) —E. A. Badsha

The Orang Kaya Kaya Laksamana Domestic Science Mistress—Miss M. C.

(Lope Bahaudin bin Mohamed Taylor

Noh, j.p.)

The State Engineer, Perak Asst. Lady Supervisors Malay Girls ■1

The State Medical & Health Officer, Schools—Mrs. E. W. Jesudason and

Miss Tan Saw Ean

The Clifford School, K. Kangsar

Mr. A.Chief Police m.c.s.

L. Birse, Officer, Perak Principal—C. A. Scott, m.a. (Edin-

burgh)

Captain C. H. Dakers, m.c., m.c.s. Govt. English School, Batu Gajah

The Hon’ble Colonel Cecil Rae,

C.B.E., M.F.C., J.P. Headmaster—Syed Shaidali

Towkay Leong Sin Nam, o.b.e., Govt. English School, Gopeng

M.O.H., J.P. Headmaster—W. H. B. Monerasinghe

The Hon. Mr. S. B. Paliher, M-E.g.', Govt. English School, Tronoh

j.p. Headmaster—M. Fernandez

Mr. Toh Eng Hoe, m.c.h., j.p. Govt. English School, Tcipah

Mr. S. Seenivasagam Headmaster—Dayal Singh

The Hon’ble Mr. C. L. Green, m.f.c. St. George’s Institution, Taiping

The Hon’ble Dr. K. T. Khong, Director—Rev. Bro. Dominie

M.B.E., M.C.H., M.F.C., J.P.

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King Edward VII School, Tailing Health Office, Kinta Sanitary Board

Principal — J. B. Neilson, m.a. (oxon.), Health Officer, Kinta Sanitary Board

M. A. (GLASGOW) — Dr. C. H. Williams, m.b., ch.b.

Anderson School, Ipoh D.P.H., D.T.M. & H., OERT. LOND., S.T.M.

Principal—E. C. Hicks, m.a. (oxon.) Assistant Health Officer—Dr. Y. R.

Gabriel

Forests Department Health Office, Batang Padang

Perak North (Taiping)'

State Forest Officer—G. W. Somerville, cant) Officer, Batang Padang—(Va-

Health

Sr. Asst. Consvr. of Forests

District Forest Officer, Larut & Ma- HealthHealth Officer, Lower Perak

tang—0. A. Speldewinde,' Sr. Asst. Wilson,Officer, M.B,,

Lower Perak—Dr. T.

B.CH., D.T.M. & H.,

Consvr. of Forests

District Forest Officer, Kuala Kangsar D.Central Mental Hospital, Tanjovg

& Upper Perak—C. Foston, Asst. Ramhutan

Consvr. of Forests

Asst. District Forest Officer, Kuala Medical Superintendent—Dr. J. W.

Kangsar &; Upper Perak—Tan Seng Murdoch, m.b., oh.b.

Teong, Sub-Asst. Consvr. of Forests

District Forest Officer, Dindings and Asst. Medical Superintendent—Dr. R.

Bruas — C. L, Carrier, Sub-Asst. A.S.T.M.MacNab, m.b., ch.b., cert, lond.,

PT' Consver. of Forests Assistant Physicians — Dr. N. C.

Government Gardens and Plantations Manicavasagar, Dr. P. Varatharajah

and Dr. A. Sivakolunthu

Larut Hill, Taiping European Male Nurses — J. R. G.

Superintendent—H. G. H. Bartlett Young and T. J. Wimsey

Chief Clerk—A. Thajudeen Bcitu Gajah Hospital

Marine Department—Teluk Anson Medical Officer—Dr. E. C. Vardy, m.d.,

B.

Harbour Master, Perak—Capt. G. Robert Senior Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. M.

Wiseman E. Tiruchelvam

Chief Clerk—Chin Thutt How

Technical Assistant—D. W. Neubronner Assistant Arasarednam

Medical Officer — Dr. S.

Medical Department Matron—Miss E. J. Risden

Office of Health

the StateOfficer

Medical and Sisters—Miss A. 0. Pender, Miss F

MacKinnon, Miss M. 0. F. Wil-

State Medical & Health Officer, Perak tie, liams, Miss M. Keddie, Miss I. Beat-

Miss B. Roques and Miss M. B

—Dr. J. I. Baeza, m.b., b.ch., f.r.c.s., N. Mustill

D. P.H., CERT. LOND., S.T.M, Ipoh Hospital

Deputy State Medical & Health Officer, Medical Officer—Dr. T. F. Strang,

Perak—Dr. H. P. Hodge, b.a., l.m.s. M.B., CH.B.

S.A., CERT. LOND., S.T.M. Second Medical Officer and Radiologist

Financial Assistant—Qua Gong Kow —Dr. I. T. Dickson, m.b., ch.m.,

Chief Clerk—K. Subramaniam D.

Pharmaceutical Chemist—A. V. Hitch Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) E. S.

Health Office, Perak North O. Thomson

Health Officer, Perak North—Dr. R. Surgeon—Dr.

E. Anderson, b.sc.b.ch., m.b., d.t.m. f.r.c.s. E. C. Chitty, m.b., ch.b.,

& H., D.P.H.

Assistant Health Officer—Dr. Chang Dental L.D.S., Surgeon—Mr.

r.c.s. N. H. Gittins,

Hoey Chan Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. C.

Health Office, Kuala Kangsar

Health Officer, Kuala Kangsar — Dr. Murugiah, Dr. A. W. E. Moreira,

W. H. Jeffrey, m.b., ch.b. cert, lond., Dr. G. S. Venkatesan, Dr. Megat

Khas bin Omar, Dr. Ling Ah Choon,

S.T.M. Dr. V. C. G. Yzelman and Dr. Lim

Health Office, Kinta District Chin Khean

Health Officer, Kinta District—Dr. G. Matron—Miss E. M. L. Bryant

H. Lowe, MB., CH.B., CERT. LOND-) Sisters—Miss M. Robinson and Miss

S.T.M., D.P.H. E. Smith

Co

Grik Hospital , Infant Welfare Centre, Taiping

Hospital Assistant-in-Charge — S. A. Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) F. |

A. Craig, m.b., ch.b., d.p.h., cert.

Row LOND., S.T.M.

Klian Intan Hospital Health Sister—Miss N. M. Harbottle f

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. L. W. Infant Welfare Centre, Ipoh

Jayesuria Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) L. Ji

District & Malay Hospital, Kuala Bentinck, m.b., , ch.b., b.a.o., cert.,

Kanqsar LOND., S.T.M.

Medical Officer—Dr. G. M. Graham, Health Sister—Miss M. H. Wood

B.A., M.D., CERT. LOND., S.T.M. Infant Welfare Centre, Teluk Anson

Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. Mohamed Health Sister-in-Charge — Miss- M. ,

Din bin, Ahmad Timmins

Women's Hospital, Kuala Kangsar

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) M. Mines Department

H. James, m.b., b.s., d.p.h.

Sisters—Miss L. G. Culleton and Miss Senior Batu

Inspector of Mines, Perak,

Gajah—A. E. Kershaw

H. Y. Fisher Inspector of Mines, Perak, Batu i

Kampar Hospital Gajah—L. A. Smith

Asst. Medical Officer.—Dr. G. S. Arulpra- Inspector of Mines, Ipoh

gasam Lumut Hospital East — W. L. ;

Stapleton

Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. V. R. Inspector

C retch

of Mines, West—A. H. M. j

N. Menon and Dr. R. Sathiah Kuala Kangsar

Farit Buntar Hospital Inspector of Mines—G. S. Mottram .**

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. J. V. Batu Gajah

Thambar Inspector of Mines—P. L. Meljiarl

Tapah Hospital Smith

Medical Officer, Ratang Padang—Dr. j Kampar

A. H. Lowther, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & j Inspector of Mines—C. T. Thom .' i;

H., CERT. LOND., S.T.M., D.O.M.S. Tapah

Deputy Medical Officer — Dr. H. P Inspector of Mines—J. R. Miller

Samuel Machinery Office, Ipoh

. General Hospital, Taiping

Medical Officer—Dr. R. Shelley, m.b.. Inspector

A.L.B.C.P.

of Machinery, Perak—J. H.

Trowell

B. S., M.D,, M.R.C.S.,Inspectors of Machinery, Ipoh—W. 0.

Matron—Miss C. A. Harness

Sifters—Miss F. Holgate, Miss C. H. Hunt and E. Taiping L. Thackeray

McDonald, Miss M. L. J. Miller and Inspector of Machinery—J. W. Ridley

Miss D. Hough

District Hospital, Taiping Police Department

Medical Officer—Dr. H. M. McGlad- Chief Police Office—Perak

dery Chief Police Officer, Perak—E. Ragot;

Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. E. L. S. Asst; Superintendent, Headquarters,!

Jumeaux Ipoh—E. A. G. Anderson

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. K. Officer-in-Charge, Detectives, Perak,

Rajaratnani, Dr. S. Kanapathipillai Ipoh—J. A. Cresswell, D. N. Living-

and Dr. Lim Eng Cheang stone and G. E. Favee

Tanjong Malim Hospital

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. A. C. J. N. Duthie and Che Wan Ipoh—K.

Officers-in-Charge of Traffic,

Ibrahim;:

Jumeaux Court Chief Inspector, Ipoh—N. B.

TeTuk Anson. Hospital Thomas C

MedicalOfficer,

A. Balhetchet Lower Perak—Dr. W. Kinta—J.Officer Superintending Police Circle

B. J.

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. N. Perak North—T. Q. Gaffikia Birch

Gopalapillai and Dr. Puran Singh Kuala Kangsar—R. W. E. Harper n

Matron—Miss M. H. Amour Lower Perak—H. F. Ridley

Sister—Miss B. H. Egger Perak South—G. E. Devonshire

PERAK Cl 31

Officers i/c of Police Districts Public Works Department

Kroh—Sab Inspector Jamil Head Office —Taiping

Krian—N\ C. Halsey and Wong Sze State Engineer—T. G. Husband

Kim Executive Engineer—E. T. S. King

Taiping—J. L. H. Davis, Shamsudin, (Acting)

Bhagat Singh and Mohd. Yousof Financial Assistant—V. Subramaniam

Grik—Che Lah Chief Clerk—A. Saravanamuthu

Kuala Kangsar—V. W. Powell-Evans Larut Matang & Krian

and Mohamed Noor Senior Executive Engr.—J.

Sungei Siput—K. B. Naidu

Sitiawan—C. N. Godwin and T. Rasa- R. Stewart Assistant Engineers—H. MillerH. and

WestJ.

nayagam Kuala Kangsar

Ipoh—R. Ackrill, Leong Boon Swee, Senior Executive Engineer — W. H.

Mohamed Nor and Abdul Aziz Roberts (Acting)

iBatu Gajah — Sarmukh Singh and Assistant Engineers—J. N. McHugh &

Abdul Latiff S. W. Foster (Dindings)

Tronoh-F. J. C. Wilson

Kampar—J. R. Cole, Isher Singh and Kinta

Abdul Rauf

Tapah—Osman Bashah, Raja Yahaya StewartExecutive Engineer — W. G.

Senior

and Pritam Singh

Telok Anson—Raja Abas and Che Wan Asst. Engineers—W. N. Cartwright k

D. W. Grehan

Clerical Service, Chief Police Office, Senior Executive Engineer, Ipoh Re-

building—L. C. Chasey

Ipoh Assistant Engineer, Ipoh Rebuilding—

jChief Clerk—M. Suppiah W. R. Plunkett

'Financial Clerk—Neoh Boon Chiew Senior Executive Engineer (Water-

Posts & Telegraphs Department works)—E. A. Gardiner (Acting)

Chief Inspector (Waterworks), Kinta

iController of Posts, Perak—J. Green —W. A. Turnnidge

? iAsst. Controller of Posts—J. G. Evans Superintendent, Stores & Furniture—

at Asst. Superintendent—Wan Teh Ibra- W. E. Pearce

[j him bin Haji Abdullah Technical. Assistant (Special Grade),

IHead Postmaster, Ipoh—Lim Tee Ee Ipoh—R. R. Skelchy

■^Postmaster, Taiping—P. Veluppillay Batang Padang

(^Divisional Engineer, Perak—C. G. R. Executive Engineer—R. D. Macintyre

11 Phillips

ifSupt. of Telephones—H. W. Mitchell Assistant Engineer—R. Lower

A. Addison

Perak

ujjiEngineer, Perak North, Taiping—H. Executive Engineer—R. E. Pitt

Iffl E. Cornish

rilEngineer, Perak Central and South,

l|! Ipoh—R. E. Roberts Registry of Christian Marriages

Senior Registr.—Secty.

Registrar, Larut, Kuala toKangsar,

Resdt., Upper

Perak

Prisons Department

•BConvict Prison : Taiping; Teleph. 20; toPerak, Krian and Dindings—Secretary

Resident, Perak

) Cable Ad: Convicts

^Superintendent, Convict Prison, Tai- Registrar, Kinta—The Magistrate, Ipoh

Registrar, Lower Perak and Batang

onf’sl.Gaoler,

ping—Captain

Grade I—C. E. S.Godden

Lilley Padang—District Officer, Lower Perak

irActing Deputy Gaoler—C. H. Clarke

djEuropean Warders—C. H. Clarke, H. Sanitary Board—Kinta, Ipoh

D Bailey, W. J. Woollams, S. W. Jones,

!L R. H. Shuttleworth, J. J. MacLeod, Chairman—Capt. Secretary—K. H. J. Cockman

A. Suppiah

Fi[ . V.F. J.Lucock,

Sheffield,S. H.Bentley,

A. G. Butler,

A. J. N.F. Accountant—Cheah

Chief Sanitary

Keng Hoon

d ! Gwynn,

Pink. F. J.Tallant,

Weston,A.A.W.Fisher,

Turner,J. H.

D. Senior SanitaryInspector—E.

pathypillai Inspector —G. S.Montford

Kana

4i» i F.J. I.Carbery,

Drew, T.J.F. Edgar, R. B. Boyd, Building

Jamieson and D. Assist, do. Inspector—R. Adamson, m.c.

'i! Fenton —P. E.Thiagarajan

Assist. Veter. Surg.—G. Choo

1 C5*

PERAK

Abattoir Assistants—T. V. Nadason Assist. DeputyRegistrar—R.

Registrar—S. Cunyngham

S. Duray Brown

Pillay

Veterinaryand A. Vijiaratnam

Inspector—Cheah Phee Phay Chief Clerk—S. Joseph

Assessment Officers—P. Veethamparan

Lee Soon Nji, Khoo Ah Kee and Lin Survey Department

Kim Yin Chief Surveyor, Perak—G. D. Barrun

Senior Surveyor (Office) — A. McG.

State Tr ea smiY- Tai pin g Clarke-Walker (Taiping)

State Senior Surveyor Revision Branch—A.

M.C.S.Treasurer, Perak—K. R. Blackwell, District

G. Robb

Surveyor, Perak North—A.

Supreme Court—Tpoh G. Robb (Taiping)

Deputy Chief Surveyor, Perak South

Judge,

AynsleyPerak — Mr. Justice Murray- —R. E. Gray (Batu Gajah)

Secretary to Judge—S. S. Duray Chief Clerk, Revenue

M. Gregory Survey Office—J.

(Taiping)

KUALA KANGSAR

District Office Agricultural Officer, Perak Central^

District Officer—A, C. Jomaron, m.c.s. J. L. Greig

Asst. District Officers—T. M. Hart, Chief Clerk—Ditt Singh

m.c.s., Tuan Syed Noordin bin Syed

Hussain, m.c.s. and Mustapha Alba- Malay College

kri bin Haji Hassan, m.c.s. Head Master—H- R- Carey

2nd Asst. District Officer—Ahmad bin Asst. Masters—G. Woods, K. D. Luke

Mahmud | and C. W. Jackman

Deputy Assist. District Officer—Ismail

bin Jamil Sanitary Board Office

Malay

Abdul Officer,

Latiff Lands — Jamal bin Chairman—A. C. Jomaron, m.c.s.

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. . (Miss) M. S Sub-Treasurer—V. Manikkam

H. James | Health Officer—Dr. W. H. Jeffrey

Assistant Conservator of Forest—C. A. i Medical Officer—Dr. G. M. Graham

C. Foston I Secty., Sanitary Board—Sant Singh

KRIAN DISTRICT

District Officer—Samah bin Raji Ali, m.c.s. .

Drainage and Irrigation Engineer—F. B. Thurston

Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. V. Thambar

O. C. P. D. Krian—N. C. Halsey

UPPER PERAK

District: Office—Grik Settlement Officer—Wan Din bin Wan

District Lembut

Dy. Asst.Officer—Raja Haji Ahmad,Wahab,

District Officer—Abdul M.c.s. Hospital Assistant, Grik—S. A. Row

Officer-in-Charge, Police District, Grik

m.a.s. —Che Lah

Sub-Treasurer—Jamal

Din Din bin Clprag

Chief Clerk—Ibrahim bin Pandak Leman Head Overseer, P. W. D„ Grik — S.

Silvadurai

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Lenggong Chief Clerk—Abdul Karim

Asst. District Officer—Mohamed Zulkifli Settlement Officer—Mohamed Ismail

bin Abdul Tahrim, m.a.s. Asst. Medical Officer-Klian Intan—L. W.

Chief Clerk—Che Mansab Ali Jayesuria

Settlement Officer—Yeop Abdul Hamid

Dresser-in-Charge—Abdullah

Kroh Dresser-in-Charge, Kroh—See Toh Fatt

Asst. District Officer — Abdullah bin Officer-in-Charge,

Che1 Jamil

Police District, Kroh—

Ibrahim, m.a.s.

LOWER PERAK DISTRICT

District Officer—J. D. M. Smith Magistrate—Osman bin Ujang

| Asst. do. Dist.

—R.Officer—Lainal

N. Turner Abidin Health Officer—Dr. T. Wilson

Deputy Asst. Executive Engineer—R.

Engineers, Drainage andE. Irrigation—P,

Pitt

bin Kasahatan

ji Supt., Customs and Excise—Maior. H. G. McNee and H. F. Ridley

Keet O.S.P.C.,

O.C.P.D., Lower Perak—A. T. Dobrie

Teluk Ansor—Raja Yahaya bin

Asst, Supt.—D. J. Allen Raja Mahadi

Medical Officer—Dr. W. A. Balhetchet Asst. Q. C. P. D.—Raja Abas bin Raja

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. N. Omar

i Gopalapillai and Dr. Puran Singh

KINTA DISTRICT

Batxj Gajah Division N. MustilJ, M. Keddie and B. Roques .

ii District Officer—A. L. Birse, m.c.s. State of Perak

1 Chief Asst. District Officer—W. C. S. Perak Mines Department

t |Assistant

Corry Ibrahim,

District m.c.s. Warden—A. G. Macdonald

bin Abdul KarimOfficer, Lands—Ibrahim Assist, do. — A. Beam

Inspectors — Ian Patterson,

.qlSenior

i Surveys—G. M. R. Jackson Revenue

: Asst. Superintendent, Cretch.

and J. R.C.Miller

T. Thomas, G. S.A. Mottram

H. M.

!i Medical Officer—Dr. T. C. Wakefield Imspectors of Machinery — J. H. A.

Matron—Miss E. J. Risdon Trowel], W. O.E. Hunt, J. W. Ridley,LH.

bi Sisters—Misses F. Mackinnon, E. Mercer, Lawson and; L. Tkackeray ^

:| M. C. F. Williams, A. C. Pender, M. B.

LARUT DISTRICT

if District Office—Larut, Taiping

District Officer—J. G. Crawford, m.c.s.

Magistrate—Raja Salim, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk, Land Office—S. Paramanather

d! Chief Clerk, District Office—S- Kamapathy Allay

|| Assistant District Officer—Samandin D. Ham, m.a.s, ,

|j Deputy Assistant District Officer — (Vacant)

Settlement Officers—Megat Abdul Rahman and Mohamed Jan

Malay Officer—Tangku Syed Abdullah bin Tangku Syed Omar

0134 PERAK

BATANG PADANG DISTRICT

District Officer—Mahtnud bin Mat, M.c.s. Settlement

Salleh binOfficer,

H. M. Tanjong

Daud Malim—Haji

Assist. District Officer, Tapah —Raja Raji Chief Clerk, D. 0.--M. Samuel

Shahar Shah bin Kaja Harun, m.a.s.

Asst. District Officer.

Osman bin Talib, m.a.s.Tanjong Malim—

2nd Asst. District Officer, Tapah— Chairman—District Sanitary Board

Hashim bin Mat Dris, m.a.s. Officer

Deputy Asst. District Officer, Tapah-- DeputyTanjong

Chairman—Asst. District Officer,

Malim

Badaruddin bin Alang Ahmad, m.a.s. Members—Health Officer, Batang Padang,

Malay Officer, Tanjong Malim—Mohd. Medical Executive

Officer, Batang Padang,

Engineer, Batang

Sharif bin Abu Abdul Samad

Executive Engineer—R. D. Macintyre Officer Superintendent

Perak South, Asst. District Police Padang,

Circle,

Officer,

Asst. Engineer —R. A. Addison Tapah, Principal, Sultan Idris Training

District Forest Officer—H. J. T. Bonar College,C.Tanjong Malim, Esqr.,

A Tinker Esq.,

Asst. District Forest Officer —Harun bin Tapah, L. Edmonds Tanjong

Mohd. Taib Malim, Towkay Ho Khye Cheong, J. P.

Medical Officer—A. H. Lowther Tapah, Capt. L. A. Blackball and M. C.

Asst. Medical Officer—H. P. Samuel Sungkai

O. Devonshire

S. P. C. Perak South, Tapah—G. E. Senior Health Inspector (Urban)—A- T.

Suppiah

O. C P. D. Tapah—Osman Bashah bin Health Inspectors (Urban), Tapah—A.

Kulop Shah Maria Doss,Hoor

Tanjong Malim and Wan

Settlement Officers, Tapah—Mohd. Mohamed

Zam Chief

bin Daud and Baharom bin Nur-Rashid Clerk —S. Kandiah

Sudge—Hon. Mr. Justice Aynsley Young Government Health Officers

Secretary to Judge—S. S. Duray Chairman, Mosquito Destruction Com-

Registrar of Courts—Cunningham Brown mittee, Kinta Sanitary Board—Dr.'

C. H. Officer,

Williams

Deputy Public Prosecutor—Brodie Health Kinta District—Dr. G. H.

Assist. District Officer—M. H. Blacker Lowe

Chairman, Sanitary Board, Kinta—A. Y. Lady Medical Officer, Infant Welfare

Aston Centre, Ipoh—Dr. (Mrs.) L. J. Bentinck

Chief Surgeon—E. C. Chitty, (m.c.) ch.b. Lady Medical Inspector of Schools, Perak,

Protector of Chinese —C. H. Dakers —(Vacant)

Assist, Warden of Mines—(Vacant) Labour Department

Senior Executive Engineer, Kinta—W. G. Asst. Contr. of Labour—C. R. Forseyth ;

Stewart Extra Assist. Controller of Labour—N. A.

Executive Engineer, Kinta—(Vacant) Appan

Assist. Engineers—Ipoh: W. N'. Cart- Indian Immigration Fund Inspector—:

wright, Waterworks, Ipoh: (Vacant) A. Rengam

Ainslie

facturers’Agency, ImportersAnson

Agents—Teluk and Manu- ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

Ally & Co., M. S.—13, Market Street, F. Branch—P.

M. S. Chamber

O. Boxof 136,

Commerce,

Ipoh, Perak

Ipoh ; Cable Ad: Arrahman Chairman—The Hon. Col. C. Rae,

Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd.— C. B. E.

Batak Rabit Road, Teluk Anson Committee—G.

J. K. Hill, H.Grant, J. L. Hope,J.

Kingdon-Rowe,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd., M. Cochran and S. A. Yell

The—Station Road, Ipoh Secretaries—Evatt & Co.

PERAK 0135

Tpoh Club—Telephs. 15 and 442; Gable E. E. G. Boyd, b.e. (Syd.), a. inst.,

Ad: Ipon Club managing director

President—Hon. Lt.-Col. C. Rae, c.b.e. G. T. Dawes, secretary

Vice-do.—J. L. Woods Offices in Australia—Challis House,

Committee—Capt. H. Dane, A. M. Sydney

Drysdale, H. J. Cockman, A. N.

Macaulay, C. Ogilvie, H. R. Rix A Prospecting Miss L. B. White, secretary (Sydney)

and H. Scully and Holding Company

which Acts as General Managers and

Secretaries for :

Kinta Club—Batu Gajah Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging

President—A. L. Birse Ltd.

Hon. Secretary—H. R. Baxter Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging Ltd.

Ulu Yam TinTinDredging

Thabawleik DredgingLtd.Ltd.

New Club—Teleph. 24; P. O. Box 43, Puchong Tin Dredging Ltd,

Taiping Pungah Tin Dredging Ltd.

Austral New Zerland Mining Ltd.

Pekak Golf Club—Taiping

President—The

Captain—T. L. White Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer Aw Bros., Sports Outfitters, Newsagents

Hon. Secretary—K. L. Bedlington , and Music Dealers, Booksellers,

Hon. Treasurer—W. S, Dakin Stationers—23, Market Street, Ipoh

Perak Turf Club—Ipoh; Teleph. 420; BanRubber Seng Leong (Founded in 1901),

Merchants, Tin Ore Dealers—

f Cable Ad: RacingC. Watson

Chairman—E. 134-136, JalanProfit;

Gopeng,Codes:

KamparA.B.C.

: Teleph.

; Committee—Chung Ah Ming, J. S. edn. and Ad: 3; Cable

Private

5th

McGrow, Dato Panglima Kinta, J.

D.Mr.HoC.veil, J.S. Ferguson, The Hon.

SecretaryL.&Green Clerk of the Course

—C. R. Byers

Treasurers — Brown; Phillips cfe Belting* Teleph.

Asbestos Co.—56, Lahat Road;

692, Ipoh; Cablebranch

Ad: Basco

Stewart Tay Swee Hiong, manager

Tay

Liew Swee

Kon Siang,

Swee, asst, manager

branch sales mgr.

Taiping Turf Club—

President—Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer

|p Vice-do.—Major

Committee—C. Lindsay IT. Stafford,Vears T. A. Borneo Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Great

H. M. Sturges and C.Hamid,

Crosbie, Raja Abdul J. Mac- O. .Britain), Engineers and General Mer-

chants Brewster Road, Ipoh; Teleph.

Dermat and Treasurer — A. E. 660;

Ij| , Secretary Cable

Acme, National,Ad: Private

Borneo, and

Ipoh;Bentley’s.

Codes:

W ootton Head Office: 143-149, Fenchurch Street,

London,

Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur,at

E. C. 3. Branch Houses

Young Men’s Christian Association— and Bangkok, Sarawak, Chiengmai, Kuching

Brewster Road, Ipoh Sibu

rAustral Malay Tin, Ltd., (Incorporated Ipoh; Teleph. Borneo Motors,475;Ltd.—Brewster Road,.

Cable Ad: Borneocar

:.1 in the F.M.S.) — Registered Officee : J. Ratcliff, branch manager

Taiping, FM.S ; Teleph. 34; Cable Ad: F. E. Winters, workshop

!j Austmalay.

Issued £100,000Auth. in £l Capital £200,000.

Shares Fully Paid

, Directors—F. Leverrier, k.c. (chair- Botly* Co., Stock and Share Brokers—

man), H. Huntsman, (deputy Ipoh;

chairman),

McGregor, R.W.J. A.m.D. Freeman,

Richardson,J. b.e.R. MercantileTelephs.Bank Building

311 and 494; P.O.1stBoxfloor,

Cable Ad: Transfer, Ipoh; Codes.

96,

(Syd.) m. inst. m., E. E. Boyd, A.B.C. 6th Edn., Broomhall’s

b.e., (Syd.) A. INST. M.M. and C. C. Bentley’s, Sprague’s Utility and Private Imperial,

Nardin, b.e. (Syd.) C. W. G. Botly, sole partner

Cl 36 PERAK

Boustead ife Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

F.M.S.), Merchants

Head Office: - Ipoh,Also

Singapore: Teluk Anson. Marine, Motor Car and General Insur-

at Penang,

Kuala Lumpur. Port Swettenham, ance—Head Office:Southern

Chief Office, Hongkong

Agencies—

and Tumpat; (Kelantan); Cable Ad: H’kong. Bank Chambers, Singapore

Boutcher; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition Agents—Yam Yee Poh,

Khuan and Kee Chee:Cheong Teoh Ho

Boustead;

Bentley’s. Codes:

LondonA.B.C. 5th edn.

Agents: and

Edward

Boustead

3 & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Cocker SpanielsTambun “of Road,

Tamtaun

E.C. Kennels—2T, Ipoh,”

Perak, F.M.S. ; Teleph. 309, Ipoh

Boutcher & Co., Chartered Architects, Mrs. E. C. Stevens

Surveyors and Teleph.

21, Hale Street; Licensed180;Appraisers—

Cable Ad: Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.

Boutcher;

Bentley’s. Codes:

Also at A.B.C.

Penang 5th Edition (Incorporated in England)—Hongkong

CW.; G.K.Boutcher, f.r.i.b.a., principal Bank Chambers, Ipoh; Teleph. 99a

Chan, b.sc., b.arch., a.r.i.b., Cable

R. V.

Ad: Cuaco, Ipoh

Welch, local manager

manager A. J. Mackenzie, assistant

Brash & Smith, Mining Engineers and Commercial Press, Printers

ers—15, Panglima and Station-

Street; Teleph. 157 ■

Surveyors—Fusing; Teleph. 2 (Pusing);

Cable Ad:Broomhall’s

Bentley’s, Smith Pusing; Codes:

and McNeill (1908) 3rd edn., Bedford Corbett, M. C., assoc.inst.m.m., Mining

and

Teleph.Metallurgical Engineer

6 (Ipoh) ; Cable Ad: —CorbettJ

Ipoh;

Brown, Phillips a Stewart, Accoun- Ipoh; Code: Bentley’s

tants and Auditors—Hongkong Bank

Bldgs., Ipoh and at Penang; Teleph. 90; Cowdy

Cable Ad: Bentley’s

Imperial, Audit; Codes:

and A.B.C.Broomhall’s —11-13,& Jones,

StationAdvocates and Solicitors

Road, Ipoh , Teleph.

K, P. Phillips, f.s.a.a., f.ci.s.,5th edn.

partner 82; Cable Ad: Cowdy, Ipoh; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

A. (Penang)

S. Brown, c.a., partner (Ipoh) J.John

Edgar Jones, solicitor,

L. Woods, b.a. partner partner

(Sen. Mod.), t.c.d.3

C. H. K. Cormac, c.a. barrister-at-law,

Bryant, Taylor & Diamond, Advocates Gumming, Charles E., Miner, Planter

& Solicitors—21, Hale Street, Ipoh; and

LahatMechanical Engineer—Floral

Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 44, Villa,

Ipoh;

Teleph.

Morris 102 Cable Ad: C. Gumming; Codes; A.B.C. .

law Diamond, ll.b., barrister-at- 5th and

Edition Imperial Combination Rubber

Caxton Press —130, Bellield Street, Ipoh Mechanical, Steam, I. C. and Planting

Trustees of the Estate of the Late and Mining Engineer--Charles

T G.O. La Brooy, proprietors Ernest Gumming

W. A. Rode, manager Dunford Wood, and

& Farr, Barrister-at-

Chartered Law, Advocate Solicitor, F.M.S.—

and ChinaBank of India, inAustralia

(Incorporated England Ipoh: Teleph. 59; Cable Ad: Farr;,

Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th Edition

by Royal Charter,

385: Cable Ad: Italics,1853)—Ipoh;

Ipoh Teleph.

H. A. MacLean, agent Eastern Smelting Co.,

ed in England), Tin Ltd. (Incorporat-

Smelter — 62-64,

R. J. Angus, accountant Connolly Road, Ipoh; Head Office:

Sub-Accountants— Prince House, 95, Gresham

H.W. D.J. Mowat

Mackay London, E.C. 2.; Teleph.

East : Penang; Head Office inStreet,

65 Ipoh, the22

J. B. Shepherd Kampar, 4 Pusing; Cable Ad: Smelter;

Taiping—Teleph. 62

W. S. Dakin, sub-agent Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Sitiawan—Teleph. 33 Agent,

Agent, Ipoh—E.

Kampar—R. A. Davies

J. Evans

S. Young, sub-agent Sub-Agent, Pusing—Ooi Sean Eng

PERAK C137

(Eastern United Assurance Corpora- Belfield Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 64; Cable

tion, Ltd., The, Fire, Motor Car, Ad: Geeteedee,

Head Ipoh;

Office Code: A.B.C. 5th

Accident and Marine Insurance—31, Edition. : Penang

John Sinclair, m.p.s., manager

! Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 248; Cable

Ad: Whacheng, Ipoh; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Edition Gibb & Co., Advocates and Solicitors—

Hong Kong Bank Buildings, Ipoh;

Evatt & Co., Chartered Accountants— Cable Ad; Hope, Ipoh

>|iHJ Chartered

Singapore, Bank

Penang, Chambers,

Kuala Ipoh; andandat Partners—

Lumpur J. H. B. Will (Enrolled Law Agent,

>| Malacca; Teleph. 129; Cable Ad: Evatt; Scotland),

I Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s (F.M.S.) advocate and solicitor

J. A. Clarke, a.c.a., partner (S’pore) J. Court,

M. M. Lewis (Solicitor,

England), Supreme

advocate and

j G.R. G.Burns, Duddell,

c.a., a.c.a., do. (Ipoh)

do. (S’pore) solicitor (F.M.S.)

T. Aiken, c.a., do. do. Assistant—

K.England),

Macduff (Solicitor

advocateSupreme Court,

and solicitor

U Federal Rubber Stamp Co. (Ipoh), (F.M.S.)

Booksellers, Stationers, Printers, Rub-

ber Stamp Makers, News Agents, High

Class Sports Goods Dealers and Com-

mission Agents — 35, Station Road; Grand Hotel—Ipoh; Teleph. 591; Cable

Ad : Grandhotel;

Cable

EditionAd:andVulcanite;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition & Bentley’s Codes : A.B.C. 5th

Lim HeeHotel

Grand Toh,(Ipoh),

managerproprietors

Federated Malay States Chamber of L. E. Hoy, asst, manager

I') Commerce — (See Associations and

■ ( Societies) Grenier & Co., Ltd., Charles, Stationers,

Printers, Publishers

Merchants—37 and and

39, General

StationImport

Road,

Fleming Brothers, Mechanical and

i-1I;1 Founders,

Structural Boilermakers

Engineers, Brass and Iron Ipoh;

and Hydraulic- H. D.

Teleph. 119; Cable Ad: Grenier

Jansz, managing director

ing Pipe Makers—Works and Office: H. D. G. Jansz, director

Lahat Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 152; Cable

II Ad: edn., Fleming,

Bentley’s Ipoh: Codes: A.B.C.

and Engineering 5th Guan & Co., L. Y., Import and Export

Merchants and Commission Agents—

Jr Alexander general Fleming,

manager proprietor and Road, 166, Hugh

Peter Campbell, manager Ipoh;LowCable

Street;

Ad:Store: 3, Chemor

Lawyewguan,

Yee Soon Kay, office clerk Ipoh ; Codes : A.B.C. 5th Edition and

Bentley’s

Law Yew Guan, managing proprietor

S.Wong

A. Jesudas, works clerk

Khong Sen, asst, clerk Lee Ewe Huat, assistant manager

Tan

Law Chia Kam, salesman

Joo Leong, cashier

•.ifFletcher

II!-, Merchants, Trading

Importers Co.,

andLtd', General

Exporters—

L ! Benta 103, Brewster Road, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Guan Moh Co., General Merchants, Com-

mission Agents and Transport Agents

—3 & 4, Jalan Patani, Kuala Kangsar;

? d ■ Foong and SteelHup Founders—Lahat

Seng Foundry, Road, Brass, Ipoh;

Iron Teleph. 20, Kuala Kangsar, Cable Ad :

l|i P.O. Box 74; Cable Ad: Foonghupseng Guanmoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition

and Bentley’s International

r|

H Fraser

Gn & Neave, Ltd., Aerated

Manufacturers—Connolly Road, Water

Ipoh; Guthrie & Co., Ltd., General Merchants,

Tt-; Teleph. 87 Agents and Engineers—89 & 91, Belfield

G. A. Thamsen, branch manager Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 630; Cable Ad:

Guthrie

J. A. Bines, manager

iHi ' Secretaries and Sole Distributors for :

, Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore

’afjGeorge Town Dispensary, Ltd., Whole- Hannay and Steedman, Mining En-

sale and Retail Chemists and Drug- gineers—Gopeng Cable Ad : Hansted

Road, Ipoh; P.O. 64;

8'.ptical

sts, Dealers ■ in Photographic

Goods, etc.—Station Road and and H.C. Hannay,m.i.m.m., m.i.min.e., f.g.s.

R.S. Steedmen, j.p., m.i.m.m.

0138 PERAK

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., General Directors—

Importers and Merchants, Shipping and F.H. Leverrier,

Insurance Agents, Agents for Mines

and Huntsman,k.c., chairman

deputy chairman

Ad: Estates.

Achan Lloyd’s Agents — Gable W. A. Freeman

R. J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Sydney)

E.F. V.E. G.Stanley,

Boyd, b.e.

b.e. (Sydney)

(Sydney)

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import C. C. Nardin, b.e. (Sydney)

and Export Merchants—Teluk Anson

General Managers and Secretaries ;

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping,

poration—Ipoh; Cable Ad: Tinstone F.M.S.

S. F. Guy, acting agent

G. G. Ralston | P. G. Rynd

Cheong Chee Cheong, corppradore KimProvision, Seng & Co., General Importers,

Wine and Spirit Merchants

Hup Heng Loong Foundry, Brass, Iron High urers, Class

GeneralCoffee Powder Manufact-

and Government Ration

Founders,

Lane, Ipoh Boiler Makers, etc.—Lahat Contractors and Commission Agents—'f

98, Main Road, Taiping

Huttknbachs,

1 Ltd. (Incorporated in

Straits

ElectricalSettlements),

Engineers, Mechanical

General Mer- and King Edward YII School—Taiping

chants — 94, Brewster Road, Ipoh; Principal—Major J. B. Neilson, m.c.,

Teleph. 198, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Habiture, m.a. (oxon.)

Ipoh; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition Assistant Masters—F. T. Laidlaw,

S. T. Rees, branch manager m.a. (edin.),E.T.A.L.Moissinac,

Andrew’s), White, m.a.Gnoh

(st.|

Ipoh Concrete Lime & Marble, Ltd., Chin Goon, Surjan Singh, K. Utam

Building Contractors, Pre-cast Concrete Singh, S. Selvanayagam, f.r.c.s.,

Specialists, Monumental Alladad Khan, Wan KhooChik

Kie Bakar,

Burners—Gunong Chiroh,Masons, Lime

Anderson D. G. Doral,

Khoo Kai Bee, Yeoh Teng Khoo, ;

Huat,

Road, Ipoh Md.

F. C. Twinbull, manager Heng Peng, T. E. Jayasinghe,Khoo

Ismail B. Md. Sutan, W.

Jesudason, Chang Ah Kee, Lim

Lpoh Club—(S'

Societies) e e Associations and Swee Chin and A. Jegasothy

Assistant Mistresses—Miss A. M.

Taylor, Mrs. G. Koenitz, Miss A.

Ipoh Ice Co., Ltd. —Lahat Road, Ipoh Naxaradnam and Miss. A. Moissinac

School Clerk -C. S. B. Deven

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

(Incorporated in Straits Settlements) Kinta . Club—(.SVe Associations and

Engineers

Brewster and General Merchants—94,and Societies)

115; CableRoad, Ipoh; Telephs.

Ad: Expanded. Head114Office:

Ocean Building, Prince Street, Sing- Kinta Electrical Distribution Co.,.;

apore. Branches at Penang, Kuala Ltd., The—1-5, Station Road, Ipoh;

Lumpur, Port Swettenham, Taiping Telephs. 617 & 618; Cable Ad: Kedco ^

and Teluk Anson

Agents for Perak for :

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London), General Electric Co., Ltd., England '

Electrical Engineers and

Manufacturers—Cable Ad: Expanded Cable

H. E. W. Bryning, resdt. repres. Kinta Ice, Aerated Water and Bakery

F. G. Harpner, asst. Co., Ice and Aerated Water Manufac-

Khoo Kee Chye, asst. turers,

BelfieldBakers Street,andIpoh;

Confectioners—128,

Teleph. 935;

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Cable Ad: Adam. Ipoh. Branch: Teluk

Ltd. (Incorporated in F.M.S.), Bucket Anson S. A.istratorSahib Jaun, managing admin-

Dredging,F.M.S.;

Perak, Karangan,

Teleph.Kedah—Taiping,

34; Cable Ad:

Austmalay W. J. Kilner, administrator

PERAK C139

1 Kinta Rubbek Works, Manufacturers of McAlister

All Rubber Goods, Ricksha Tyres, Silibin Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 4; Cable

Ad: McAlister, Ipoh

lj Switchboard,

Matting. HoseFloor Pipes && Motor

Tubing, Car

Tin

| Dredge Sand Chute (For Agencies See Singapore Section)

Pump Impeller Rubber Liners, Gravel

Shoes, Rubber

Conservancy Buckets

& Co. (Ipoh), Ltd. (Incorporat-

Stock andTelephs.

Share Brokers

I Tin Ore Back

Latrine Tubs,Door

Household

Flaps, Dust-Bins,

Raw Tyre —Station Ipoh; Road,

P.O. Ipoh;

Box 134; Cable202Ad:&

Retreading Compound & Gums, All 204 Macphails,

I Requisities,

Mining, Mechanical & Electrical

etc.—Lahat Road, Ipoh 6th edns., Ipoh; Codes:Broomhall’s

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and

Im-

perial and Rubber Editions and Private

11 Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in the F.M.S.), Engineers, Merchants and Malaysian Tin, Ltd., Ram bun Mines—

Printers—114-116, Belfield Street, Ipoh. Tanjong Rambutan

(Branches Kuala Lumpur and Penang); H, S. Scrivener, manager

II’ ; Codes:

Teleph.Bentley’s

560-561;Second

CableandAd:Kendall’s

Kylpa; A. L. Blackburn, assistant

Agents—S. I. P. E. F., Kuala Lumpur

F. W. Palmer Head Office—3, Central Buildings,

II J.H.L.P.Ross, Anderson,

c.a. c. a. Westminster, London

J Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Kinta, Perak. Masonic Lodge, Kinta, No. 3212 E.C.

1 Registered Office: 73, Cheapside, —Ipoh W. M.-Wor. Bro. G. Wilde

1 i London, E.C. 2 I. P. M.-Wor. Bro. T. U. Nuttall

1 Lindeteves - Stokvis (Incorporated in S.J. W.—Bro.

W.—Bro. A.G. H.M. L.RossLaNaman

Jackson

I N.E.I.), Manufacturers, Engineers, Im Treasurer—Bro. A. R. Murray

II poi’ters of Mining & Estate Machinery Secretary Wor. Bro. L. D. Whitfield,

j Supplies, Building Materials & Hard Ipoh

ill wares—Cable Ad: Lindeteves; Codes:

I A.B.C. 5th Editon

I Ipoh - 60, Brewster Road; Teleph. 172 Mathieu & Co., F. S. (Successors to Nevill

Stevens & Co.), Estate Management

J. van der Noordaa, manager and Visiting Agents—P.O. Box 3, Ipoh;

F. van Hennekeler Teleph. 29; Cable5th Ad:edn.,Cortex, Ipoh;

S' W.

E. deJ. Vonk

Vries Codes: A.B.C. Broomhall’s

R. H. de Jonge (Rubber edn.) and Bentley’s

j Kuala Lumpur — 3, Clarke Street; Matthews A Webb, Drs., Medical Practi-

Ifl f B. Teleph. 2821 .

H. Kreuger tioners—The George Town Dispensary,

Ltd, Ipoh, F.M.S.

J. H. van Gemert

G. Vollmer Maxwell Kenion, Advocates, Solicitors

I Penam/ — 23,1511China Street Ghaut; and

Teleph. Ipoh; Notaries

Teleph. 14;Public—Station Road,

Cable Ad: Kenion,

H; '•> R. W. Derksen Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Broom-

M A. Gerritsen hall’s

edn.) and Imperial Combination

via Eastern Codes (Rubber

J Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporat- A. N. Kenion, partner

|3( edHardware

in England), Wine, Spirit, Clothiers, Harold

H. Rodway Huntsman,

Rix, do. do.

& Provision Merchants, etc.

I. —Head Office (London) lO,Pancras Lane, London Agents—Nisbet, Drew, Lough-

1boroguh, 23, Austin Friars, L’don.,

(j E.C. 4. Head Office and Store (in U <‘

I the East): Raffles Square, Singa-

, J pore; Branch Depot: 109, Belfield Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Street; Teleph. 684; Cable Ad : (Incorporated in England)—15, Sta-

I Littles, Ipoh. Branch Store: The Em tion Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 654, Cable

bankment,

|j,j Cable Ad: Kuala Lumpur;

Littles, KualaTeleph.3305;

Lumpur; Ad: Paradise. Head Office: 15, Grace-

Branch Office: 1, Pitt Street, Penang; church Street, London, E. C. 3

W. R. Hobbin, agent

Teleph. 983; Cable Ad: Littles, Penang I. P. MacFarlane, assist, accountant

Ul40 PERAK

MISSIONS Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Products,

Ltd. (Incorporated in Gibraltar), Dis • ’;

Catholic Missions, Perak— tributors of the goods of Nestle and .

Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Anglo-Swiss

c Vevey; Condensed MilkSweetened

Co. Cham ';

Heart—Taiping

Vicar—Rev. R. Ashness and' Unsweetened, Evaporated and

Natural

“Milo” TonicSterilised

Food,Milk,

QuickMilk

Oats,Products,

Cream, .

St.Taiping

Paul’s Church - Krian Road, near : “Lactogen”, Cheese, Chocolate and |

Vicar—Rev. R. Ashness Cocoa—Nestle House,

Chapel of St. Patrick—Kuala Kangsar Teleph. 476; Cable Ad: Fryer Rd., Ipoh;

Nestanglo

Vicar—Rev. R. Ashness R. G. Cranford, acting manager

Chapel of St. Wolstan—Grik (upper J. C. Parsons, assistant

Pera,k)

Vicar—Rev. R. Ashness Morrison & Co., General & Importing j

Church of St. Louis—Taiping Agents

763 -Mercantile Chambers; Teleph.

Vicar—Rev. Aloysius

Church of St. Joseph—Eagan Serai New Club—(Nee Associations and

Vicar—Rev. L. Guittab

Chapel

Pavit ofBuntar

Our Lady

. of Good Help — Societies)

Vicar—Rev.. L. Guittat Osborne Ohappel, Mining and Con-1

Church of St. Joseph—Batu suiting Engineers—Ipoh;

Telephs. 510

e 511 Ad: |!

Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeiro Gajah Felspar, Ipoh;

Church of the Sacred Heart—Kampar Perak Blub—

Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeiro Perak Golb' Club and Perak Turf Club “

Church of St. Louis—Gopeng

Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeiro , -h-(Nee Associations and Societies)

Church of St. Michael—Ipoh Perak

Vicar—Rev. J. P. Francois

Church of St. John the Baptist— —55,TrustLeech and

Street,Investment Co., 243

Ipoh; Teleph. Ltd. |

Sumgei Siput

Vicar—Rev. J. P. Francois Pritchard & Co., Ltd., General Mer-

Chapel of Our Lady—Chemor chants,

Oufitters,Complete

Tailors, House

BreechesFurnishers,

Makers,

Vicar—Rev. J. P. Francois Drapers, Dressmakers, Wine, Spirit

Church of Our Lady of Lourdes —Ipoh and Provision Merchants, Jewellers,

Vicar—Rev. F. de SiL a Booksellers and Stationers — Market

Church of St. Anthony—Telok

Vicar—Rev. Edmund Anson Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 4 •2; Cable Ad:

Church of the Nativity of the B.V.M. Peanco. J.P. Souter,Head Office: director(Penang)

managing Penang

—Tapah H.Mrs.

W. Sanders,

Vicar—Rev. Edmund D. Firth, assistant(Ipoh)

manager

Wong Ah Lang, chief clerk

Methodist Episcopal Mission—Ipoh Vim Thye Hong, cashier

and Out-Stations

Ipoh — Miss G. Traeger, Rev. k Robinson Road,

Piano Co., The—3, Post Office I

Ipoh

Mrs. T. Runyan, Mr. & Mrs. P. B.

Bell, Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Kesselring | Saunders &. Co., J. H., Tailors, Out- ^

TaiOlsen

ping —Miss

and MissA.C.Pugh,

LambertMiss D. fitters and General Merchants—132,

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C. Htor La Brooy, managing direc-

Jenkins Rev. E. McGraw

Sitiawan—

Parit Buntar—Rev.

Patterson Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Plantation

Morrison, W. L. H.,Engineer—Teleph.

Ass. Inst. M.M., Con- Rubber

and EstateGeneral

Valuers, and TinImport,

Mine Export

Agents

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Mercantile Chambers, Ipoh, Perak, and insurance Agents — 94, Brewster

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{For Fuller Details See Sinie Darby Yew Sun

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Road; and Teleph. 23 (Works

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K. Appacutty, clerk Accountant—W. Barron

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Grahams Palm Brand Household Soap M.SC., B. eng.,

Workshop a.m.i.e.e. — S. M.

Superintendent

Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd. (In- Rogers

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RustonTraveller—J. W. Representative

L. Kirkman

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SELANGOR

This protected Malay State, containing an area of 3,160 square miles, lies on the

B western coast of the Malay Peninsula, and is bounded by the Protected States of Perak

ifijqn the North and of Negri Sembilan on the south, extending inland to the mountains

I in the centre of the peninsula, which divide it from Pahang.

The Government

Resident, and by the Stateis administered

Council. The by theStateSultan, who isintoadvised

is divided by the six

the following British

dis-

tricts:- 1.—Kuala Lumpur, containing the town of Kuala Lumpur, where the Residency

land principal Government Offices are situated, and which also contains the richest tin

;mines that have yet been developed. 2.—Klang. This district contains the Sultan’s

[residence

Klang river.and 3.—Kuala

also Port Swettenham, the principaldistrict.

Langat, an agricultural port, which lies atSelangor,

4.—Kuala the moutha coastal

of the

district containing large areas of developed and potential padi land. 5.—Ulu Selangor,

S[? aUludistrict

Langat,adjoining

an inland Perak and district

mining Pahang, oncontaining

the bordersmuch valuable

of Negri mining land. 6,—

Sembilan.

j I Each district is under the charge of a District Officer, from whom the Malay

;i instructions.

Penghulus (in charge of the mukims into which each district is sub-divided) receive

| Theand

J (Officers Police Force consists

constables and 65 ofdetectives.

19 gazetted and superior officers, 920 subordinate police

1 j: The population of Selangor in 1884, when the first census was taken, was 46,568;

u but at the

141,095 end of194,103

Malays, 1937 it natives

was estimated

of India,to be4,007,

649,507, of whom

Europeans, 2,456300,101 were and

Eurasians Chinese,

7,745

I bothers.

The principal industries of the State, and those from which it derives the largest

o portion of its revenue, are alluvial tin mining and rubber cultivation.

In addition to its rich mineral resources, the State possesses large tracts of land

r: well adapted for agriculture and the growth of staple products, such as rice and coconuts,

1s ‘plantations

by small-holders.

of coffeePineapple cultivation

and pepper is a recent

have been and thriving

successfully occupation

conducted. To and minor

encourage

)l pioneer planters, grants of land have (in recent years) been made, on special terms, for

I |1The planting of African oil palm and nipah palm. But the principal

duct here, as in the other Malay States, is rubber. 744,403 acres of land had been agricultural pro-

i i alienated for agricultural and building purposes by the end of the year 1937 compri-

tii.01 sing 508,598 acres

underunder

padi,rubber, 117,749under

acres under

palmcoconuts, 9,038

acresacres

underunder coffee,

/

by native 20,446 acres

The value of rubberoilexported andin31,933

1937 was cultivation

$63,971,840.

it'] The The principal

principal exports

imports are rubber,

are rice, petroleum,tin,oils,

pineapples, copragoods,

cotton piece andmanufactured

oil palm products,food-

d|stuffs, tobacco and livestock.

iBrecorded There were 50.725 acres alienated for mining—chiefly tin—at the end of 1937. The

iscpared withoutput 469,960of pikuls

tin concentrate

in 19?6. from the State

The value amounted

of this output attothe546,834

averagepikuls

localas price

com-

'< /.li average

of tin of $119.75

price ofper$100.39

pikulforwas1936.

$49,047,005 as against

The Malayan a totalLimited,

Collieries, value ofturned

$35,737,315 at an

out 627,890

lO'tons of coal against 502,882 tons in 1936. The quality of the coal is reported to be

Df! excellent.

D* between TheretheisStraits

frequent and regular

Settlements and communication,

Selangor. From by means

Kuala Lumpurof coasting

the chiefsteamers,

town on

sc! the mainland, a network of excellent arterial roads covers the State and extends into

oilt the neighbouring

railway link the States ofon Perak,

territory the Negri

west to Sembilan

the main and Pahang

trunk line while passes

which branchthrough

lines of

i')i‘Selangor.

C144 SELANGOR

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—H. H. Hisamud-din Alam Shah, k.c.m.g., ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Ala'idin

Suleiman Shah

British Resident—Ron. Mr. S. W. Jones, m.c.s.

State

HisShah,

Highness

k.c.m.g., SiribniHisamud-din

Al-Marhum Alam

Sultan Raja Yahya

Ala’idin Sulaiman Shah (President) Tengku Musa - Eddin

Sultan Ala’idin ibni Shah

Sulaiman A1 - Marhum

Tengku Badar TheRajaHon. Raja Uda, m.c.s., m.f.c., bin

Sultan Ala’idinShah

Raja Bendahara,

ibni A1Shah,

Sulaiman - Marhum

the

Selangor (Vice-Pres-

Muhammad

The Hon. Mr. Lai Tet Loke, j.p., m.f.c.

ident) Dato KayaAbdul

Baduk,Hamid,

Orangj.p., m.c.h.,

Kaya MahabinBijaya

Dato

TheJones,

Hon.M.c.s.)

the British Resident (S. W. Dato Haji Hassan bin Sheikh Mohamed

The Hon. the Legal Adviser, F. M. S. (A. Zin, Orang Kaya Maha Kurnia Bijaya

di-Raj a

The Secretary to Resident (W. A. Ward, Yong Shook Lin, j.p.

M.C.S.) The

Thedington,

State Treasurer

M.c.s.) (A. Hey wood Wad- J.F. R.B.Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn, m.f.c.

Vethavanam,

O’Malley j.p., i.s.m.

Them.c.h.,

ChiefbinKathi (Raja Haji

Al-Marhum RajaOthman,

Yahya) j.p., The

ClerkHon. Mr.' W. G. C. Blunn,

of Council—The m.f.c.Secre-

Assistant

Raja Haji Abdullah, j.p., bin Al-Marhum tary to Resident

KUALA LUMPUR

Residency and Secretariat Deputy Auditor, S. S. & F. M. S.—H. T.

British Resident—Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones, Headley,C. W.

leave), a.s.a.a. (Kuala

S. Seed Lumpur) (On

(Acting)

M.C.S. Senior Asst. Auditor — C. W. S. Seed

Secretary to Resident—W. A. Ward, m.c.s. (Singapore), G. G. Roberts (Acting)

Assist.

(Acting)Secretary — F. M. Smith, m.c.s. Assistant Auditors—G. G. Roberts (Singa-

pore);

Paddon, a.c.a. (Penang), J. H.leave),

W. D. Charlton (On C. E.

Belderson,

Agent of the Govt, of India in Malaya B.( Kuala

econ. Lumpur),

(Singapore),W.J. E.E. Barker, b.a.

Evans, c.a.

b.a.

Oriental Building, Java Street, Kuala (Singapore) and J. M. Crombie,

Lumpur; Teleph. 2646; P. O. Box 59; (Singapore)Officer—A. Pillay (Singapore)

Cable Ad: Zurofiladi Verification

Agent—C. S. Venkatachar, i.c.s. Junior Asst. Auditors — A. D’aranjo

Chief Clerk—T. G. Nataraja Pillai (Penang) and H. Rodrigues (Malacca)

Chief Clerk—A.

Assistant V. de Souza ‘‘B"—S.

(Singapore)

Audit Department, S. S. & F. M. S. ThambiahAuditors,

(Kuala Grade

Lumpur), B. T. K.S.

Auditor, S. S. & F. M. S.—L, G. Corney, Naysa

Navaratnam (K. Lumpur) and M. W.

Dorai (K. Lumpur)

B.A. (Kuala Lumpur)

SELANGOR C145

Chinese Protectorate, Selangor and High School, Klang (Government)

Pahang—Kuala Lumpur Headmaster—E. R. Davies, m.a. (Oxon.)

Protector of Chinese

—N. Grice, (Selangor & Pahang) Superscale— V. K. Chinniah

M.C.S. (Acting)

Assist.

R. H.Protector of Chinese (Selangor)—

Oakeley, M.c.s. Electrical Department, F. M. S.

Asst. Protector of Chinese (Pahang)—G. Adviser on Electricity, Malay States and

Chairman, Electrical Board, F. M. S.—

W. Davis, m.c.s. H. R. Sparrow, m.i.e.e.

Controller Senior Electrical Engineer, Selangor —

Offices: 1, Clarke ofStreet,

Rubber,

KualaMalaya E. F. Stephenson, a.m.i.e.e.

Lumpur, Senior Executive Electrical Engineers—

F. M. S.; Telephs. 3344-3345 C. Harry

Controller—Major G. M. Kidd, M.c., Executive

M.C.S.

Deputy Controller—J. A. G. Wharton Egerton, Electrical

a.m.i.e.e., Engineers

a.m.c.t., T.— E.F. R.P.

Accountant—V. L. Cachemaille Morphy, a.m.i.e.e., R. W. Jones, a.m.i.

Statistics—R. C. Triggs e.e., J. Hodder, a.m.i.mech.e., L. G. W.

Assistants — G. Logan and H. A. F. Ward, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., G. S. Chapman,

F. L. Llewellyn, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., M.

Brooke

Secretary, Assessment Committee — C. Jackson, a.m.i.mech.e., H. E. Doel, a.m.

Harvey i.e.e. and P. A. Bray, a.m.i.mech.e.

Assistant

J. Sharpies, b.sc., J.Engineers,

Electrical L. King, Grade I—

a.m.i.e.e.,

Education Department S. Green, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., a.m.i.mech.e.,

Inspector of Schools—J. M. Meade, b.a., J. V. Keene, A. H. P. Cardew, J. H.

Bar.-at-Law

Asst. Inspector of Malay Schools—Mohd. Sumner, Farkasch

M. sc., a. m. i. e. e. and G.

Yusof b. Ahmad

Second Asst. Inspector of Malay Schools —H. H. Ewens, F. J.Engineers,

Assistant Electrical Larard andGrade

D. E.II

—Mahmud b. Jintan Martin, a.m.i.e.e.

Asst. Supervisors, Malay Girls’ Schools— Power Station Superintendent—W. Berry

Kontik Kamariah bt. Ahmad, Fatimah Assistant Power Station Superintendent

bt. Musa —W. H. lake

Malay Group Teachers—M. Sari b. Hasan, Charge

Musa b. T. Muda, A. Manaf b. H. M. Vickers,Engineers — L. K. J ones, G. E.

W. Hool and A. J. Gerard

Aris, Ismail

Jamin, A. b. H.b.Nordin,

Hamid M. Buyong

Yassin, Dahlan b. Accountant—Gilham Browne, a.c.a.

b. H. A. Rahman Forests Department

Asst. Inspector of Tamil' Schools—K. V. S.

Gargar

Tamil Visiting Teacher—P. Govindasamy State Forest Officer—A. B. S. Boswell

Chief Clerk, Education Office — V. Pee- D. B. Arnot Conservator (Klang)—

Senior Assistant

thamparam Assistant Conservator (Rawang)—A. R.

Victoria Institution (Government) Extra Barrie

Headmaster—C. E. Gates, m.c.Daniel,

(Cantab.) Asst. Conservator (Kuala Lumpur)

European Masters — F. b.sc. -V. L. Bain

(Hons.) (Viet.), m.r.s.t., G. C. L.

McLeod,b.a.m.a.

Tacchi, (Hons.)

(Hons.) (N. Z.), G. C. Gaols Department—Kuala Lumpur

(Cantab.)

Superscale—H.

am, L. F. Koch V. Ponniah, M. Vallipur- Supt. of Prisons—W. N. Gourlay

Gaoler—J. A. Starks

Batu Road School (Government) Chief Warder—H. Davis

Chief Clerk—K. Thambiah

Headmaster—F. C. Barraclough

First Assistant—K. Peethamparam

Pasar Road School (Government) Controller Labour Department—Kuala Lumpur

Headmaster—T. R. Abraham of Labour, Malaya — J. M.

Barron, m.c.s.

High School, Kajang (Government) Deputy Controller of Labour, F.M.S.—

Headmaster F. V. Duckworth, m.c.s.

M.R.S.T. — Capt. 0. G. Williams, Stenographer—Miss M. J. Stewart

Superscale—T. Mailvahanan Chief Clerk—S. J. Gomez

C146 SELANGOK

Magistrates’ Court—Kuala Lumpur Officer Suptdg. Police Circle, Kuala

1st Magistrate — A. J. Gratten Bellow, Lumpur—T. F. H. Kemp (a.c.p.)

C.L.S. Court Chief Inspector, K. Lumpur—

2ndbinMagistrate—Inche

Haji Hassan, M.c.s.Mustapha Albakri Officer-in-Charge

H. B. J. Donaldson (b.i.)

3rd Magistrate—Raja Abdul Hamid bin K. Lumpur North' of Police District,

Raja Tahir R. Burns (a.c.p.)

Bailiff and Auctioneer—Mohd. Sudin bin 1stNorth—G. Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

B. Folliott (a.c.p.)

Haji Hussin

Chief Clerk—S. Vijayandram 2nd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

North—Chong Tuck Yew (a.i.)

Malaya Agricultural Settlement 3rdNorth—Yahaya Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

bin Jamaludin (a.i.)

Board of Management Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

President—Raja Muda, Selangor K. Lumpur South—J. N. M. A.

Vice-do.—W. A. Gordon-Hall,

Hon. Secretary—Ahmad bin m.c.s.

Haji Husin Nicholls (a.c.p.)

Members — John Hands, m.c.h., E. L. 1st Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

Watson,

Abdul Rahmanj.p., Patch

bin Akhir bin Mat

Idris and Sah, South—H. F. Ridley (a.c.p.)

Mahmud

bin Haji Abdul Rahman 2nd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

South—Dan Singh (a.i.)

Mines Department 3rd Inspector of Police, K. Lumpur

South—K. Chelvanayagam (a.i.)

Senior Inspector of Mines — C. F. S. Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Jameson Sungei Besi—Osman Bashah (c.A.i.)

Inspector

son of Mines, Selangor — J. Sander- Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Inspector of Mines, Kuala Lumpur—L L. Asiatic Kajang—G. E. Devonshire (a.c.p.)

Patterson Inspector, Kajang—Mohamed

Inspector of Mines, Ulu Selangor—J. B. Officer Yusoef (a.i.)

Mackie Suptdg. Police • Circle, Coast—

Inspector of Machinery, Selangor —T. E. C. Tidy (a.o.p.)

Parker Officerdn-Charge of Police District,

Inspectors

—T. W. Wilsonof Machinery, Kuala Lumpur Klang—I. S. Wylie

and E. Price (a.c.p.)

1st Inspector, Klang—Fakir Chand

(a.i.)

Passport Office, F. M. S.

Sulaiman House, , Damansara Road, 2ndGaniInspector of Police, Klang—

bin Dato Abdul Razak (a.i.)

Kuala Lumpur Inspector, Port Swettenham—Hussain

Passport Offioeu—J. Parke bin Abdul Sidik (a.i;)

Police Department Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Deputy Commissioner Kuala Selangor — G. C. Madoc

and Chief Police (a.c.p.)

Officer—A. H. Dickinson Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Assistant Commissioner — Lamin bin Kuala Langat—Talip bin Lisut

Kassim (m.a.c.p.)

Officer-in-Charge of Detectives, Selan- (A. I.)

gor—R. O. W. M. Davis (a.o.p.) Officer Supt. Police Circle, Ulu

Asst, to Officer-in-Charge of Detec- Selangor—K. J. N. Duthie (a.c.p.)

tives, Selangor — D. W. Yates Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

(P.P.A.C.P.) Kuala Kubu Bharu—F. A. S. Cald-

Detective Inspector—Leong Boon Swee well (a.c.p.)

(A.I.) Assistant, Kuala Kubu Bharu—G. E.

Officer-in-Charge, of Traffic Branch, Pavee (a.i.)

Kuala Lumpur—L. A. G. Morriss Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

(A.C.P.)

Assistant to Officer-in-Charge, Traffic Tanjong Malim—Syed Y’usoef (a.i.)

Branch, Kuala Lumpui-—I. D. Mac- Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Donald (a.c.p.) Rawang—Nordin bin Nawi (c.a.i.)

SELANGOE C147

Posts and Telegraphs Dept., Malaya Public Works Department

Headquarters—Kuala Lumpur Headquarters Staff—Kuala Lumpur

Director-General of Posts and Tele- Executive State Engr.—P. A. Molloy

graphs, Malaya (Civil Service, Class Engr.—A. E. Fallows

1A)—T. P. Coe, m.c., m.c.s. District, Kuala Lumpur

Director of Posts —B. J. Freeman Executive Engineer—R. J. Bee

Town and Watemvorlcs, Kuala Lumpur

Director of Telegraphs & Telephones Assistant Snr. Exec. Engr.—J. M. Noble

and Engineer-in-Chief—V. H. Winson Engineers—-S. F. Owen and

Controller, Singapore—K. MacLennon J. H. M. Burton

Chief Accountant—Pi. Graham Waterworks, Kuala Lumpur

Assistant Engineer-in-Chief — W. R. Snr.Works Exec. Engr.—D. M. Miarmid

and Buildings, Kuala Lumpur <

Dowse Snr. Executive Engr.—W. Laurie

Deputy Chief Accountant—T. Malley Assist. Engineers—P. Shelley and R. G. S.

Controllers—E. W. Hide, W. Gilliam, J. Avery Klang

Green and G. J. Ford

Senior Engineers—G. F. Morice, A. H. Exec. Engineer—M. B. Member

Carson, S. P. Morton and A. A. Strachan Kuala Langat

Superintendents — W. J. C. Sharp, Executive Engineer—J. L. Chambers

A.Allen,

C. Wollaston, A. E. Ashton,

W. B. Hall, R. D. Rowswell, G. O. Ulu Langat

T. H. Newey, L. Isaacs, A. W. Perry, Executive Engineer—F. Kuala

S. Wayman

Selangor

B. N. Flavin, J. Macintosh, W. Executive Engineer—R. Waddell

H. Oliver, W. F. Flight, R. F. B. Ulu Selangor

Gurr, J. G. Evans, R. P. Whyte, Executive Engineer—L. A. Laffan

H. W. Mitchell, C. R. Bowden, W.

A. Cooper, B. Neyland, W. G. Supt., State Stores

Store, Kuala Lumpur

and Furniture—W. G.

Griffiths, D. Smith, R. C. Edyvean,

F. A. Thomson and J. T. Avery

Engineers—C. G. R. Phillips, G. Wilde, E.

E. Sproul, R. Gibson, L. F. Wikinson, BoardSanitary Board—Kuala Lumpur

— W. N. Gourlay, m.c.s. (Acting

G. C. O’Farrell, O. F. J. Watkins, H. E. Chairman), Health Officer, Town Eng-

Cornish, E. L. Spooner-Lillingston, ineer, Chief Police Officer,

C. H. Parnell, R. E. Roberts, G. W. Chinese, Collector of Land Protector of

Revenue, J.

Bristow, J. C. Dallow, W. Stubbs, R.Ahmad Vethavanam, j.p., i.s.m.. m.s.c.,

bin Haji Ibrahim, j.p., Law Che

E. A. Mayne, H. J. Gregory, L. V. Yew Swee,Khooj.p.,BooE.Gong,

D. Butler, G. D.

Waumsley,

Fletcher and J.R. B.H.Talbot

Wagstaff,

Jones N. B. Cameron, Chong Khoon

Wireless Engineers—J. W. Machan, L. R. Secretary Lin and K. K. Benjamin

Watts, P. H. F. George, W. G. Oakes Accountant—Moung — R. N. Thamby-Thurai

and W. C. Gee Choo Yah

Supt., Stores and Workshops—(Vacant) Health Chief Clerk—M.

Officer—Dr.Allagaicone

W\ E. Holmes

Office Assistant—Chong Sin Yew Town Engineer—J. M. Noble

Building Inspector—C. O. Jennings

Town Superintendent- Wr. Rodger

Public Gardens Chief Sanitary Inspector—J.

Assessment Officer—A. G. Knight S. Humphrey

Committee—The Adviser on Agriculture,

Malay States (chairman), H. J. Page, Assessment Assistant—Lim Hock Siaing

C. R. Thurstan, j.p., A. Arbuthnott, Inspector Chelliah

Weight & Measures

(Acting)

— R.

Choo Kia Peng, c.b.e., j.p., S. C. Colomb, Bailiff—Mohd. Hassan (Acting)

i.s.m., The Hon. Raja Uda, M.c.s., m.f.c., Superintendent, Fire Brigade—W.

m.s.c., bin Raja Muhammad, Collector Chief Engineer & Electrician, Fire Rodger

of Land Revenue, Kuala Lumpur, The Brigade—J. M. Laing

Captain, Gardens Golf Club, B. Bunting Superintendent of Abattoirs — WT. R.

(hon. secretary) Wallace

Cl 48 SELANGOR

KLANG

District Officer—J. R. Neave, m.c.s'. Probationary Asiatic Inspector of Police,

Asst. District Officer— Megat Yunus bin Malay Klang—Heng Soon Poh

Megat Mohamed Isa, m.a.s. (Acting) Asiatic Inspector of Police, Port

2nd Assistant District Officer — Raja Swettenham—Mahayudin

Seran bin Mohamed

Ayoub bin Raja Haji Bot, m.a.s. (Acting) Chief Clerk, District, and Land Offices—

Deputy Assistant District Officer—Abdul Y. Thambiah

Aziz bin Mohamed Tahir, m.a.s. Chief Clerk, Sanitary Board—S. Perera

Harbotl’r Master—R. B. S. Unwin (Acting) Chief Clerk, P.W.D.—A. V. Thambyiah

Slipway Engineer—E. E. Tucker

Exective Engineer—M. B. Hember Labour Department

Medical Officer—S. H. Swift

Officer Superintending Police Circle, Assistant Controller of Labour—R. Mid-

dleton-Smith, m.c.s. of Labour—T. P.

Coast—R. Burns Extra Asst. Controller

O. C. P. D, Klang—R. T. J. Rycroft Sundram

Malay Asiatic Inspector of Police, Klang— Indian Immigration Fund Inspector—

Pin bin Jusoh R. Aghoram Iyer

KUALA LANGAT

District Officer—Che Mokhtar bin Mat Shah

Deputy Assist. District Officer—Che Abdullah bin Kulop Udi

Assistant District Officer—Tunku Mustapha bin Tunku Besar Burhanuddin

Executive Engineer—J. L. Chambers

SEPANG

Assistant District Officer—Tunku Mustapha bin Tunku Besar Burhanuddin

Settlement Officer—Zakaria bin Abdul Wahab

Penghulu Sepang — Raja Mokhtar bin Raja Haji Abdullah

Penghulu Labu — Abdul Rani bin Othman

ULU LANGAT

District Officer—Che Othman, m.c.s.

Assist, do. m.a.s.—Che Ahmad bin Hj. Chief

Hussin,

Clerk—K. W. O.Sinnadurai

Headmaster—Capt. C. Williams

Executive Engineer - F. S. Way man

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue — Officer-in-Charge

Che Ismail b. Panjang Aris, m.a.s. S. Caldwell of Police District—F. A.

SELANGOR CU9

ULU SELANGOR

Kuala Kubu Bahru

District : Dresser in Charge, Serendah Hospital—

M.C.S. Officer — Hamzah b. Abdullah, ! A. Kylasapillay

Asst. District Officer—Mustappa

b. Hj. Hassan, m.o.s. Albakri Inspector of Mines—J. B. Mackie

2nd District Officer — Osman b. Ujang, O.S.P.C.-J.

O.CJusoh

Maclean

P.D., Kuala Kubu Bharu— Pin bin

M.A.S.

Deputy Asst. District Officer—Abdallah O.C.P.D., Rawang—R. H. Harrison

b. Kulop Udi, m.a.s. Post Masters —Kuala; Klasam

Kubu Bharu : S.

Chief Clerk—W. Rasathuray Chelliah ; Rawang

Health Inspectors- Kuala; Kubu

K. Chithamparapillay Bharu

Rawang : S.: Chief Penghulu—Dato Abdul Hamid, j.p.,

Arumukham Orang Kaya Mahabijaya

Executive Engineer—L. A- Laflan Chief

duraiClerk, Sub-Treasury—•O'. Chinna-

Chief Clerk, P W.D.-S. Kanagasabai

Asst. Medical Officer, Kuala Kubu Bharu i Chief Clerk, Sanitary Board — A.

—Dr. R. K. Thirupad Thillaiampalam

KUALA

District Officer—A. B. Conden-Iiamsay, m.c.s.

Asst. District Officer—Raja Hi tarn bin Raja Yunus

Executive Engineer—R. Waddell

SABAK BERNAM

Assist. District Officer—Abdullah b. Noordin

Ally & Co., M.S., General Provision (Office), 3152 (Godown), 3841

Merchants—105, High Street, Kuala

Lumpur; Teleph. 2283; P.O- Box (House); Cable Ad: Anglosing

R. A. Barbour, mgr.

109; Cable Ad; Arrahman; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private Ansley-Young, Dr. W. — 14, Station

Ipoh—13, Market Street: Teleph. Street, Klang

710; P.O. Box 7; Cable Ad : W.(London)

Ansley-Young, m.r.c.s.,

Arrahman; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

edn., Bentley’s and Private — Telephs. Klangl.r.c.p.

169

Penang—Beach (Office), 265 (Nursing Home) & 62

Box 223; CableSt.;

Ad:Teleph.

Bismilla;1306;P.O.

Codes: (Besidence)

Consulting Hours—Monday to Friday:

A.B.C.

Head 5th, Bentley’s

Office—0, Batteryand Private

Road, Singa- 9-11.30, 2. 30-4; Saturday: 9-12

pore ; Teleph. 6891; Cable Ad:

Bismilla; Codes:

ley’s and Private A.B.C. 5th, Bent- Art Printing Works, Printers, and Pub-

lishers

Lumpur; — 80,Teleph.

Ampang

2057; Street,

P.O. BoxKuala

299;

An^lo-French and Bendixsens, Ltd., Cable Ad: Arya; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Rubber Merchants—1, High Street and Bentleysr Complete Phrase

Lane, Kuala Lumpur; Telephs., 3151 S. Rajam, works mapager

C150 SELANGOR

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Selangor Branch Secretaries—Evatt

&Kuala Co.,Lumpur

Chartered Accountants,

Automobile Association of Malaya, Perak Branch Committee—The Hon.

The— Col.

General Secretaries—Messrs. Har-

risons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Hope,C. Rae, c.b.e. (chairman),T.J. M.L.

H. Kingdon-Rowe,

Kilpatrick, J. J. Dalton, B. N.

Chartered Bank Chambers, Sing- Bintley and A. M. Drysdale

apore; Teleph. 5007; Cable Ad: Perak Branch Secretaries—Evatt &

Barkers Co., Chartered Accountants, Ipoh

Selangor Branch (Selangor and

Pahang) Incorporated Society of Planters (A

Secretary—Rex Duncan (acting) Society Founded

—12, Barrack Road, Kuala Promote the Personal“Toand Secure and

Professional

Lumpur; Teleph. 2188 Interests of Office:

All Planters

—Registered I.S.P.in Buildings,

Malaya ”)

Batu Gajah Tennis Club—Batu Bajah Planter,” Kuala Lumpur. Official Journal: “The

President—Meor Ahmad bin Mo- Paper, Published An Illustrated

Monthly Planters’

hamed Said

Vice-President—Leong Chow Kam

Hon. Secretary—Ewe Chee Seng Kampong Kuantan Club — Kuala

Selangor

Chamber of Comm eroe, SelangorChinese President—C.

Vice-do. —H. P.G. H.L. Duncan

Richard

—Birch Road; Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S President

President — Ng Teong Kiat

Vice-Presidents—Ang Chin Chong Fergusonof Greens—Capt. J. M.

and Chong Khoon Lin Committee—R. D. Gillett,

R. D. Bingley, R. P. Broome E. Clyne,

and

Hon. Treasurer—Cheong Yoke Choy, Dr. Y. F. West

J.p. Hon. Secretary—A. G. R. Cowe

Hon. Secretary—Cho Yew Fai

Hon. Auditors—Tan Poon Chor

and Gan Pong Hor Lake Club—Kuala Lumpur

Secretary—Chin Kok Thun President—Dr.

Committee—L. I. G.G. Cameron Corney, G. B.

Estate of Loke Yew (Deceased) — Walker, H. L. Linnell, D. H.

Residuary Estate Office: 12, Market Hampshire,

Leggatt L. A. Thomas and W.

Street, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor; Hon. Secretary—H. B. Hussey

Teleph. 2232 (Kuala Lumper); P.O. Box Acting Treasurer—A. S. Mackie

47; Cable Ad: Edbut, Kuala Lumpur

Trustees—Loo

Khoo Wee Tat, Yew Alan

Hoi, Lee

LokeNam,

and Malayan Kennel Association, The

Khoo Teik Ee

Secretaries—Gibson,

ler & Co. Anderson, But- (Incorporated

States and Affiliatedin theto Federated

the KennelMalay

Club,

London)—Teleph. 2811; P.O. Box 281

Federated Malay States Chamber of President—H. B, Wilkinson

Commerce— Vice-President—E.

Secretary—Miss V. J.Millard Douglas

General Committee—The Hon. Col. C. Hon. Editor, Malayan Kennel Gazette

Rae,

H. c.b.e. (president), J. L. Hope, —E. C. Watson

Hon.Kingdon-Rowe,

Mr. W. G. C. W. A. Fell,

Blunn, The

D. Sear Committee - Miss G. J. Robertson, E.

C.P. I.Watson, J. Montgomery, Miss

and G. Johnstone Pearce and Loke Yung Hong

General Secretaries — Evatt & Co.,

Chartered

Lumpur Accountants, Kuala Rubber Growers’ Association (In-

Selangor Branch Committee—W. corporated in England)—Teleph. 2389

Fell

G. C. (chairman), The G.Hon.

Blunn, D. Sear, Mr. W.A. (Kuala

Johnstone,

Lumpur); P.O. Box 272 (Kuala

Lumpur); Cable Ad: Servitude, Kuala

R. W. Hughes, D. W. Henderson, Street, Lumpur. London Office: 19, Fenchurch

and H. W. Esson Eastcheap, E.C. 3

SELANGOR C151

Selangor Club—Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. District Secretaries

2901 & 2902 (Secretary * Members); TJlu Langat—Che’ Md. Sharif bin

P.O.

A.B.C.Box5th137; Cable&Ad:

Edition Club; Codes :

Bentley’s SikinLangat—Che’ Md. Ali bin

President {ex-officio)—The Hon. The Kuala

British Resident Haji Ab. Ghani

Vice-President—E. N. T. Cummins Ulubin Selangor—Che’

Mamba,! Jamaluddin

Committee—H. A. Coates, J. E. B. Kuala Selangor—Che’ Hassan bin

Jessamine,

Taylor, Colin F. A. H.Smithers,

Miller,A. G.F. Lamat

Johnstone Klang—Che’ Abdul Muin bin Mat

Waddington and A. Heywood- Jailani

Sabak Bernam—Che’ Zainal bin

Secretary—J. Wilson Lope

Treasurers—Evatt

Buildings; Teleph.&3314Co., Oriental Selangor Polo Club—Racecourse: Kuala

: „ Colours—Blue, Scarlet and Fellow Lumpur

President—Hon.

Captain and Hon.Mr.Secretary—C.

S'. W. Jones H.

Selangor Coast Club— Tilley

President—Ng Pian Teng

Vice-President—Gob Tiang Chin Hon. Treasurer—P. J. Madge

Hon. Secretary—Khoo Kim Leong Colours—Pale Blue

Asst. Hon. Secretary —Lee Eng Swee Selangor St. Andrew’s Society—Kuala

Hon. Auditors—Fam

Anugraham Kim Hock & D. Lumpur

Committee—T. P. Sundaram, M. B.

Shahaban, S. R. Sabapathy, Lee

Eng Teh, Quay Hock Chuan, Lee Teleph. 2926Selangor Turf(Racecourse);

Club—KualaCable Lumpur;

Kim Tian and M. Saminathen Ad:

Racing

Sports President—E. W.

Secretary—P. G. Leyne

Gleeson

Hockey—A. Ramanathen Clerk of Course—Rene Proust

Football—Tan Hooi Piang

Tennis—Lim Boon Hock United Railway Employees’ Benefit

Billiards—Gob Han Hoon Society, F.M.S.—Kuala

Ping Pong—Yap Chai Tuan

Badminton—Lee Sim Beng President—Major E. J.Lumpur

Soper

Cricket—Moey Liang Teck Vice-do. —K. Chellaturai

Hon. Secretary—S. C. Sinnathuray

Selangor Golf Club—Kuala Lumpur, Young Men’s Christian AssociATibN of

Teleph. 2105, Pro’s Teleph. 2594

President—Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn, Kuala Lumpur—

M.S.C., M.F.C. Patrons — Sir Shenton Thomas,

Captain—J. M. Fordham g.c.m.g., o.b.e. and Hon. Mr. S. W.

Jones,Vice-Presidents—Chan

M.c.s.

Secretary—R. C. Vass Hon. Wing,

Professional—T. Verity j.p., A. Van Tooren, j.p., Khoo Teik

Selangor Malay Peon’s Association — Ee, j.p., H. J. Page,

W. A. Rogers, f.r.G.s., j.p. m.b.e. and Dr.

Kuala Lumpur Directors—J. R. hon.

Vethavanam (vice-

Patron—Tengku Musa L’din (Tengku persident & treasurer), V.

Kelana Jaya Petera, Selangor) Rajaratnam (hon. secretary), K. K.

Adviser—Tuan Haji Mohd. Eusoff Benjamin, Chan Hung Chin, G. H.

President—Che’

Ahmad Md. Yusof bin Foenander, S. V. Manuel, H. J.

Vice-President—Che’ Ab. Rahman, Page,

VanderDr.Holt, JV T.S. G.Paranjothy,

Grant, Rev.D.J. M.G.

j.p. Hall, K. O. Koshy, Rev. A. H.

Hon.

Haji Secretary—Che’

Mohd. Yatim Harun bin

Hon. Asst. Secretary—Che’ Ahmad A.Pringle,

SehurrG. W. de Silva and Rev. W.

bin Treasurer—Che’s

Hon. Haji Omar Zainal Abidin Baker, Morgan & Co., Exchange and

bin Rahmat

Hon. Auditors—Che’ Md. Jamil bin Share Brokers (Established 1913)—11,

Haji Mohd. Aris and Che’ Md. Zin Loke Teleph.Yew3111;Buildings,

Cable Ad:Kuala Bakry;Lumpur;

Codes:

bin Othman Broomhall’s and Bentley’s

C152 SELANGOR

BANK S' Oversea-Chinese Bankingin Cor-

poration, Ltd. (Incorporated S. S.)

Bank of Malaya, Ltd. (Incorporated in —(Successors mercial Bank, to The

Ltd., Chinese

The Ho Com-

Hong

F.M.S.)—2,

Teleph. 3346Fooh Avenue,

; Cable Ad Kuala Lumpur, Bank, Ltd., and The Oversea Chinese

: Bankmalaya;

Code Bank, Ltd.)—11, Rodger Street, Kuala

, B. P.: A.B.C.

Nicholas,5thmanaging

Edition director Lumpur; Telephs. 3460 (Manager) and

2860 (Acct.Codes:

& General

E.D. T.V. Nicholas, director

Kandiah, secretary Oversea; A.B.C.Office); CablePeter-

6th edn., Ad:

A.D. Selvadurai,

A. Nicholas, clerk son’s 3rd edn., Bentley’s and Private.

do. Head Office: Singapore. Authorised

R. Vehlpillai, Capital: $40,000,000.

Branches: Paid-up Capital:

Ho Seng Poh, do. do. $10,000,000, Amoy, Bangkok,

Batavia, Batu Pahat, Djambi, Hong-

R.R. S.S. Subramaniam,

Ariaratnam do. kong, Haiphong, Ipoh, Kota Bahru

Branches & Agencies do. : Klang, Jaffna, (Kelantan),

Penang,Rangoon,

Malacca, Muar, Palembang,

Seremban,Sourabaya,

Colombo, Seremban and Ipoh Shanghai and Singapore (North and

Chartered Bank of India, Australia South

Ng Branch)

Tiong Swee, manager (Kuala

and China (Incorporated in England Lumpur Branch)

by

Kuala Royal Charter)—Cable Ad: Kunckle,

Lumpur

D.A.W.D.Henderson,

Mackintosh,agent accountant Bannon & Bailey Advocates, Solicitors

and

JavaNotaries Public—Laidlaw

Street, Kuala Building,

Lumpur; Teieph. 2202;

8 ub-Accou

I. C. Mackay ntan ts—

W. Philp Cable Ad: Bannon,KualaLumpur;Codes:

Broomhall’s Rubber, Bentley’s

L. C. Harding W.licitor,

V. D.S.S.Skrine, advocate

and F.M.S., andand so-

notary

S. C. R. Northcote public, partner

S.I. M.G. Scott

Williamson F. A. Briggs, advocate and solicitor,

.R.1. L.D. Kennedy

Miller

C. S.S.

Mills,andadvocate

F.M.S.,and

partner

solicitor, F.M.S.,

Quay Pin Siang, chief cashier

Klang—Cable Ad: Kunchi M. Edgar, advocatepartner

and notary public, and solicitor,

H.D.Cox, sub-agent F.M.S., assistant

Lowdon, sub-accountant

Seremban—Cable Ad : Sambot Barlow & Co., Estate

chants—Eastern Agents and

Smelting Mer-

Building,

W. C. Mackay, sub-agent j Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2146; P.O. Box

G. F. MacDougall, sub-aect. |! 260; Cable Ad: Barlow; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Hongkong & —Shangt^at Banking and 6th edns., Lieber’s Standard,

Corporation Ampang St., Bentley’s Second Phrase, Broomhalls’

Kuala | Imperial

Lumpur : P.O. Box 244 ; Cable Ad : Combination (Rubber Edition)

Middlebank,

F. R. Ormston, Kualaagent

Lumpur

C. Meh. Jones, acting accountant i Barnabas & Vethavanam,

Civil Engineei’s and Surveyors— Architects,

5, Klyne

J.M. S.A.Lee

Woolcombe St., 1st Floor, Kuala Lumpur ; ; Teleph.

Lira Cheng Wee, eompradore 3256 ; Cable Ad

A.B.C. 5th Edition : Yethavanam Code :

Kwong Yik (Selangor) Banking Cor- J. R. Vethavanam, partner

poration A. Barnabas, do.

Lumpur ; —Cable 91, AdHigh: Banco

Street, Kuala Chung Heng Choon | Kon Meow Sang

S. Ponnudurai | T. Alagaratnam

Mercantile

Kuala Bank

Lumpur of

Branch: India,

12, Ltd.—

Market Barrowman, DoctorsPractitioners,

Sir MalcolmEstate Wat-

Street; Teleph.s. 2306 and 2195; Cable son and. Medical

Ad: Paradise Medical and Sanitary Officers—Federal

Dispensary Building Klang, F.M.S.;

J. Montgomery, manager Teleph. 36; Cable Ad: Barrowman,

W. S. W. Parsons, accountant Klang; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and

J. H. Read, assistant do. Broomkall’s

Chia Hood Lye, head shroff Principals—

SELANGOR C153

SirD.P.H.,

Malcolm Watson,

F.K. SAN.I. ll.d., m.d., c.m., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

I Barclay

D.T.H., Barrowman, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m., (Incorporated

F.C.O., M.R. SAN.I. Ordinances of under

Hongkongthe and

Companies

Incor-

T. inspector porated in Shanghai),

N. Menon, a.r.san.i., chief sanitary Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants—12, Wholesale and

Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

2906; Cable Ad: Caldbeck;

Blunn, George & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated 5th edn. and Bentley's. Head Office: 44, Codes: A.B.C.

in the F.M.S.), Merchants—120, Java Foochow Road, Shanghai

Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad:Teleph. 2586,

Blunnco; Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai, general

managers

: Codes: Bentley’s, Birchwood, Chemical O.

andW.DuoG. C. Blunu, managing director perL.pro.)

Borneman, manager (signs

R. L. Leach, manager Cameron & Mackintosh, Drs.—Federal

M. Nathans Dispensary Building, Kuala Lumpur;

Yeo

ChanPoh Sit Kiew,

Chow,salesman Teleph.

clerk Dr. I. 2136 (Office) m.b., oh.b. (Edin.)

G. Cameron,

Booty & Edwards (Arch.), Architects, Dr. I. Mackintosh, m.b., ch.b. (Aber-

QuantitySmelting

Eastern Surveyors and Valuers—

Building, 165, King Dr.deen)

R. S. Hardie, m.b., ch. b. (Edin.)

Street; Teleph. K.L. 2663 ; Cable Ad : Central Dispensary (Established 1910),

Booty ; Codes: Bentley's Second Phrase Refracting and Dispensing Opticians—

A. proprietor

O. Coltman, m.i.a., m.c.q.s., 45, Java Street

S. H. van Sitteren, assistant D. M. Pillai, manager

• Singapore

Swan & Agents:

McLaren Ceylon Bakery and Confectionery,

The, Bakers and Lumpur

Confectioners—7,

Borneo Company, Ltd., The, Merchants— Malay Street, Kuala

P. H. Hendry, proprietor

Borneo Motors Building, Ampang

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2631; Cable Ad: Road,

Borneo. Head Office:

Street, London E.C. 3.143-149, Fenchurch Chan Sow Lin k Co., Ltd., Engineers—

74-a, Ampang Road, Kuala Lumpur;

Boustead k Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Teleph. 3235

F.M.S.)—1, Embankment, Kuala Lum- Chartered Bank ofIndia Australia k

pur; andSingapore,

Ipon, Port Swettenham,Teluk

Penang, Tumpat,Anson, China—(Nee Banks)

(Kelantan)

R. W. Hughes, dir. (Kuala Lumpur) China Fire,

Underwriters, Ltd., Life,

Marine, Accident,—Motor

Assistants

W. S. C. (Kuala

Leech Lumpur) — General Insurance. Head CarOffice:

and

H. R. Oldham I W. J. Henman Hongkong

N. Fyfe j J. W. Laylar Chief Office, Southern Agencies—

Port Hongkong Bank ThyeChambers, S’pore

J. C.Swettenham:

Walker Agents—Chow

Loy Street, Kuala

k Co., 4, Yap

Lumpur

Ah

G. E. Wiseman | D. J. A. Kirk Agent—Goh Swee Seng

j. Bradburne & Co. (1930),

Share Brokers—1 Ltd., Charles,

3, Old Market Square, Chop Bee Wah, Photographers, House-

’' Cable

Kuala Lumpur ; Telephs.Kuala

Ad: Tallyho, 3355 and 3356 ; hold Furniture Suppliers, Frame

Lumpur:

^ Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Broomhall’s, porters, Makers, General

Mirrors Merchants

& Window and GlassCom-

Im-

! Broomhall’s

Private Arbitrage, Bentley’s and mission Agents—135 137, High Street,

I G.AO. J.Hovil. Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4067

Daly,secretary

assistant

H. J. Sinclair, do. CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Bricks, Ltd., Brick Manufacturers—

Oriental Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Catholic ChurchFather

of St.D.John—

Evatt & Co., secretaries Vicar—Rev. Perrissoud, m.a.

C154 SELANGOR

Chinese Gospel Hall—Davidson Road Collins’ Book Emporium, Book Impor-

Missionaries—Mr. ct Mrs. T. R. Angus, ters, Publishers and Publishers’

Square: Agents

Miss S. Shirtliff, Miss M. Gibson and —23, Old Market

Lumpur; Teleph. 2533; Cable Ad:

Kuala

Ma Tham Shoon Bookemp; Code: Bentley’s

Church of England— W. L. Collins, managing proprietor

Rev. J. G. Hall, m.a., Chaplain

Rev. T. Yesadian, Tamil Priest

Rev. Chan Wing Chuen, Chinese Priest Commercial Press, Stationers, Printers,

Churches— Advertising Contractors, etc. — 117,

High Cable

2112; Street, Ad:KualaCommercial

Lumpur: Teleph.

Press;

St. Mary the Virgin—Kuala Lumpur Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6thUnion edns.,

St. Barnabas—Klang Bentley’s, Lieber’s and Western

St.

St. Katherine—Kajang

Thomas

Church of the-Banting

Ascension—Kuala Kubu Yuen Ka Tseung, managing proprietor

Yuen C. Foon, manager

St. Stephen—Pilmoor

St. James^-Sentul Coronation Dispensary, Chemists and

Church of St. Anthony — Robertson Lumpur Druggists—137, Petaling Street, Kuala

Road, Tamil Mission

Vicar—Rev. V. Hermann

Assistants—Rev. V. Clement Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Merchants, ■

Estate

LumpurAgents

and PortandSwettenham;

Accountants—Telephs.

Kuala

Church of the Holy Rosary—Brickfield 3191-2 (Kuala Lumpur) and 3261

Road, Chinese Mission

Vicar—Rev. R. Girard (Port

Kuala Swettenham); Codes:Cable

Lumpur;Rubber Ad:5thLanka,

A.B.C. edn.,

Methodist Girls’School, Day, Boarding, Broomhall’s

and Bentley’s

edn.. Birchwood

and Music School for Girls—High

near Railway Station, Kuala Lumpur Street

Miss Mabel

EmmaMarsh,

MissBoarding Olson,principal

superintendent, Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.,

School The,

Head Motor Importers

Office:Penang

Singapore. and EngineersKuala—

Miss Dorothy Stevenson, music Lumpur, and Branches:

Ipoh; Teleph.

mistress 5944; Cable An: Cyclecarri; Codes:

Mrs.instructor

Letly Huston Chen, music A.B.C. 5th edn., Acme and Bentley’s -I

Chua Cheng Liat, manager

St.Selangor—Weld

Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, East

Road, Kuala Lumpur; General Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shipowners and

Teleph. 2580 (Kuala Merchants—58, Ampang Road

Minister—Rev. Alan Lumpur)

H. Pringle, m.a.

Outstation

Selangor Services:

— Klang, Banting, Carey Eastern inSmelting

Island, Kuala Kubu, Kajang, Batu ated England),Cm, TinLtd. Smelters

(Incorpor-—

Arang Eastern

High Street, Kuala Lumpur; 165-167,

Smelting Building, Teleph.

Negri

Pilah,Sembilan

Bahau — Seremban, Kuala 3107; CableHeadAd: Office:

Smelter;Princes

Code: House,'

A.B.C.

Pahang—Raub, Kuala Li pis, Bentong 95, 5th Gresham

edn. Street, London, E.C. 2;

Kuantan and Sungei Lembing Head Office in the East: Penang

St. John’s iNSTiTUTion—Bukit Nanas Rd., J. M. O’C. George, agent

Kuala

Rev. Lumpur; James,

Teleph.Visitor

3977

Rev. Brother

Bro. Cornelius, Director Estate & Hospital Supply Agency, The>

Suppliers

Rev. Bro. Canice, Sub-Director Bungalow ofChicks,

EstateHousehold

Hospital Requisites*

Beddings

Mattress,

Teleph.Curtains,

731; P.O.etc.—Kuala Lum-

St. Mary’s Girls School, A Church of pur; Ad: Burtonco;

Box 14; Cable

England School — Middle Road, Weld J. R. Burton, managing proprietor

Hill, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2647

SELANGOR C155

Evatt & Co., Chartered Accountants— Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Oriental Buildings, Kuala Lumpur; porated in F.M.S.), General Merchants

Cable Ad: Evatt; Code: A.B.C. 5th Head — Office : 21 23, Old Market

Square, Kuala Lumpur ; Teleph. 3377 ;

edn.;

Malacca, andS.S.at and

Singapore, Penang and Cable

Ipoh, F. M.S. Ad: Benta; Codes : A.B.C. 5th

J. R.Ford, c.a., manager,

Bennett, a.c.a. signs per pro and Ipoh6th edns. and Bentley’s. Branch:

H. P. Talalla, j.p., m.c.h., managing

Fedkka l Dispensary, Ltd. (Incorporated director

in F.M.S.), Wholesale and Retail Flowerdew & Co., A. H., Consulting

Chemists — Kuala Lumpur, Klang, MiningStreet;

Engineers—Oriental

Seremban and Singapore; Cable Ad: Java

Federal P.O. Box 156,Buildings,

Kuala

Directors — E.H. A.L. Johnson

S. Wagner, Tong Lumpur

Flowerdew, ; Teleph.

Kuala 3630;

Lumpur; CableCode

Ad::

Wing Wai,

Farquharson and A. N. Broomhall’s Imperial Combination

Kuala Lumpur—Telephs. 3177 and 3178 A. H. Flowerdew, m.inst.m.m., f.g.s.

H. L. Johnson, gen. mgr.

J. Dick | H. Ward Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water

Klang Branch—Teleph. 46 Manufacturers and Distributors for

D. TimmsBranch—Teleph. 24

Seremban Malayan Breweries, Ltd. — Kuala

H. Proctor Lumpur. Head Office: Singapore.

Branches throughout Malaya, Siam,

Singapore Branch—Teleph. 2615 Java and Sumatra

H. F. Foulds R. A. Cessford, manager

E.Wong

J. Roberts, assist.chief clerk

Kyeam Soon,

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The Lin(Seremban

Ah Chong,

(Incorporated in the F.M.S.),

Structural, Mechanical, Civil,

Electrical, Depot)clerk-in-charge

Sanitary and Marine Engineers, Dredge Fam Fatt Nyen, clerk-in-charge

and (Klang Depot)

Brass Ship Builders,Rubber

Founders, Steel, Iron and

Machine

Specialists, Hardware Merchants and

Air - Conditioning Specialists — Head —54, Klyne Freeman & Madge, Advocates, Solicitors

Office and Works: 246, High Street, Cable Ad: Freeman Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Kuala Lumpur

' 2994; Cable Ad: Federated; Codes: Al, General Electric Co., Ltd., Electrical

A.B.C.

Western5th PinionandUniversal

6th edns.edn.,(5-Letter),

Western Manufacturers—Magnet House, 1, Java

Union 5-Letter edn. Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4291;

Board of Directors—J. A. P. Strachan, Cable Ad: Magnet

m.i.mech.e.

gregor, H. (chairman),

H. Robins W.andH. F.Mac-G. Gian Singh & Co., Merchants, Dra-

Ritchie,

MAR. E. m.i. mech. e., m.i.n.a., m.i. pers, Tailors and Outfitters, House

Furnishers, Silk, Cotton, Woollen

H. Campbell, acting secretary and Curios—20, Java Street, Kuala

J.W.M.J. Cochran, Lumpur; Teleph. 2428; Cable Ad:

F. Neave, manager

accountant Giansingh

J. Macfarlane, office assist. Surjeet Singh, manager

A.W. Uyine, technical assist.

W. Motion and T. B. Grieve, asst, Pritam Singh, asst, manager

engrs.

E. H. Glover, works supt. Gibson, Anderson, Butler k Co.,

H. Munday and J. J. Bell, elec, engrs. Chartered Street,

Accountants — 12, Market

Kuala Lumpur

Hutton Hornsby, Ltd.

T. Welborn, a.m.i. mar. e., repres. Teleph. 2232; Cable Ad:; Edbut,

P.O. BoxKuala

47 ;

Lumpur;

Broomhall’s Codes:

(ImperialA.B.C.

Rubber 5thedn.)

edn.,

1 Federated Malay States Chamber of Kuala Lumpur Office

Commerce — {See Associations and A,H. Arbuthnott,

Societies) Munro Scott,c.a.,

a.c.a.,partner

do.

Federal Oil Mills, Ltd.—c/o Cumber- H. R. Villiers, a.c.a., assist.

batch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur L. M. Murphy, a.c.a.,

Glasgow Office—124, St. Vincent do. Str.

Ciae SELANGOK

Gleeson & Ca, Appraisers, Auctioneers i Hallam it Co., Stock and Share Brokers

Commission and Land Agents—Kuala —19, Lumpur;

Old Market Square, Kuala

Teleph. 3326; Cable: Ad: Halco,

Lumpur Kuala Lumpur ; Codes Bentley’s,

Government Printing Office — Brick- Union Broomhall’s (Rubber Edition),

5-Letter edn.), A.B.C. 5th and Western

fields Road, Kuala Lumpur 6th edns., Utility and Private

Superintendent—W.

Supt.—H. T. H.RossWyatt Partners—T.

Deputy

Asst. Supt.—H. Holland Farquharson D.andBetteridge,

L. F. HopkinsonA. N.

Composing

Fisher Room Supervisor—S. J.

Machine Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Smith Room Supervisor — G. A. porated Shipping

F.M.S.), Merchants, Engineers,

and Insurance Agents,-

Warehouse

Spradbrow Supervisor — W. A. Managing Agents and Secretaries to

Rubber Estates and Mines — Head

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Office: Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2943;

Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settle- edn., Cable Scott’s,

Ad: Achan; Codes: A.B.C.

Broomhall’s, 5th

Bentley’s

ments)—1-3, Old Market Square, Kuala and Private

Lumpur ; Teleph. 2466 ; Cable Ad : Directors—Hon. Air. W. A. Fell, E.

Greateast Code : district

A B.C. manager

5th edn. C.D. H.

M, T. Stanley,

Special Representatives — G. M. St. Chari

Legerwood. Hi W.

Parsons, S. O.Moxon,

Tyte

Notley, Lim Kok Gim, K. E. and D. F. Topham

Frugtniet, C. John Thomas, E. Staff—

F. H. Atkinson

Yadivalu, H. C. van Buren and W. H. C. Bell W.

M. W. Allenby O.G. M.

R. Bingham H. B.Brownlie

Hussey

Grenier & Son, Ltd., Charles, Printers, Brand J.W.F.H.Keay McLean,

Publishers and Stationers—27, Old 0.K. Y.B. Eyre

Brandon A.M.E.E.

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. C.A. H. Fell C. R. M. Stutely

2183; Cable Ad: Grenier C. Gilbert C.A. Whitchurch,

Directors—F. C. Grenier (London), W.

II. D. Jansz and A. E. Yzelman W. M. Ifines Ker

Mailer A.C.A.

(Managing)

Joint Manager and Secretary—RIG. J. Paterson P.A. T.W.Brocken

Youtman

G. Yzelman and Printing Dept.—- R. Darby E. J. Caton

Joint G.A. Shister B. A. Gotto

T. R.Manager

Marks A. Baker 0. J. Robinson

London

JourdainAgents & Co.!— Ltd.,

Blyth,Plantation

Greene,

Grenier & Co., Walter, Accountants, , House Fenchurch Street, E.C.3

Auditors & Company

Kwong Yik Bank Chambers (Top Secretaries—

Floor), K. Lumpur; Teleph; 2278

W. J. P. Grenier, f.l.a.a., f.o.i.s., sole Harrisons,

porated

Barker & Co., Ltd. (Incor- ;

proprietor Merchants,in Estateandlnsurance

the Straits Settlements),

Agents !

—Kuala

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.,Merchants—Kuala Cable Ad: Barkers, Lumpur; Teleph. 2251 (3 Lines);

Lumpur

Companies Dept. — G. D. Cameron, Codes: Broomhall’s, Kuala

Bentley’s,Lumpur;

and

c.a. (signs per pro.) Private

Import Dept.—H. W. Esson (signs H.(Kuala

B. EgmontLumpur)Hake, c.b.f., director

per pro.) Haydn O. Peake, a.c.a., director

Accountant—D.

(signs per pro.) S. Davidson, c.A. (London)

Planting W. E. Wallis, director (Kuala Lumpur)

A. RogersAdvisers—A.

and V. G. A. P.Reeve

Cranna,

TuckerP. J.H. B.S. Leask,

Russell,director

director(Kuala Lumpur)

(Singapore)

Assistants—D. R. Gulland, D.

Hawes, T. Hatfield, W. A. B. Kerr, M. M. Kuala Lumpur-

J. O. Kiddle, L. H. Clarke C. J.R. Gow

(engineer), J. V.A.A.Mackenzie,

C. Mackenzie

B. L. J. C. Cuthbert R.D. St. Harper

Peacock,

per pro.), c.a.,

H. F.

Torbitt, Taylor

C. (signs

Thornton, N.

E. G.

J. Gumming

Douglas J. E. G.King,Johnston !

F. M. Walker and R. West G. T. Doig

G. M. Knocker JR, H. Peall Popular Hotel — 125, Fetal mg Street^

C.E. R.H. Medland

Lee • A.M. Thomson

E. Street Kuala Lumpur

D. M. Milne, R. H. White

a.m.x.c.e. A. H. Williams Ritz, The—121, Petal ing Street

Port Swettenham—A. F. Hewett Savoy Hotel, The—123, Petaling Street,

Teluk Anson—W. L. Kitserow Kuala Lumpur

Hendry, P. H., Manufacturing Jeweller, Station Hotel—F.M.S. Railway Station,

Diamond Merchant, Engraver, Watch Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 3233

Maker, Dealer in Silverware, Precious Station

n Stones, Ceylon Lace and Curios—2 and

. :240;

4, Batu Road, Lim Ah Hotels, Ltd., lessees

Tau, manager

Cable Ad:Kuala

Hewa;Lumpur; P,0. Box

Code: A.B.C. 5th Hr/inch Office

Station Hotel, Ipoh

edn.

; , P. H. Hendry, proprietor

I| E.B. Sembaktti,

P. Edwin, manager,

assistant, signsdo.per pro. Tamaya Hotel—72, Batu Road, Kuala

| D. P. Samuel, . do. Lumpur

D. C. P. M. Wijeydoru, do. Tin Suan Mwee Hotel—126, Petaling

i G.D. K. M. V.I. Uluwita,

Somananda, do. do. Street, Kuala Lumpur

Holman Brothers, Ltd. — 23, Java Huttenbachs, Ltd., Electrical, Mechani-

| Street, Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad : cal and Contracting Engineers — 14,

Expanded Market Street, Kuala Lumpur; Cable

'Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Ad: Simit; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn.

1 Corporation—(See Banks) Imperial Chemical Industries (Ma-

laya), Ltd., Importers and Ex-

HOTELS porters of Chemicals, Fertilisers,

Dyestuffs and Manufacturers’ Raw

•Central

: Hotel, The—25, Junken Udin Materials—Sales Office: 120, Java

j i Street, Klang Street, Kuala Lumpur; Telepft.

3792; Cable Ad: Impkemix. Also

Agricultural Advisory Department

I .Eastern

Kuala Lumpur Hotel, The — Ampang Road,

C.M.B.,

H. Tilley, m.a. (agric.) (Cantab.),

ASH., B.SC.

|Empire Hotel, The (The IjJmpire Hotel

i|: Facing

Co., Ld.,theIncorporated in E. M.S.

Padang and Selangor )—

Club; Incorporated Society of Planters— (Agr

Teleph. 2135; Cable Ad: Empire, Kuala Associations and Societies)

; Lumpur; Code: A.B.C. 5th edn. Jacks k Co. (Malaya), Ltd., ’William,

i Empire Hotel—Kuala Lumpur; Tele- (Incorporated in Straits Settlements)

; i phone 2135 Engineers and General Merchants—23,

' Han Keng Fong, manager Java Street,3336;Kuala

3335 and CableLumpur; Telephs.

Ad: Expanded;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.,

New Standard and Bentley’s,

Private. Acme,

Head

Hotel Majestic—Opposite the Railway Office: Ocean Building. Prince Street,

jl and

Station,

3132;Kuala

CableLumpur; Telephs. 3131

Ad: Majestic Singapore Branches at Penang, Ipoh,

andLondon

Port Swe.ttenham

Agents—William JacksStreet,

k Co.,

Himomaru

: Kuala Lumpur Hotel -129, Petaling Street, Winchester Ilouse, Old Broad

| London, E.C. 2

'Kashima Hotel—164, Petaling Street,

I Kuala Lumpur

'Masnya Hotel—407, Batu Rd., K. Lumpur : Jag’s Agency,Agents

Commission General--TheMerchants

Embankment,and

6, Ampang Street, Kuala Lumpur;

’New Shirayama Hotel —20, Rembau i Teleph. 3232

J. A. G. Wharton

] Street, Klang A. K. Lai, clerk

C158 SELANGOR

Johnson

Electrical& Engineers—Kuala

Phillips, Ltd. (London),

Lumpur Lall

JavaSingh

Street,& Co.,

KualaSports

Lumpur Outfitters—25,

William Jacks & Co., Ltd., sole agents Lall Singh

Kean Leong & Co., General Merchants Langenberg & Son, T. C. van, Chartered

and

—44,Importers of MotorLumpur;

BatuRoad,Kuala Car Accessories

Teleph. Architects, Civil Engineers and App-

887Yeoh Cheow Chong, partner raisers—19,

Lumpur; Teleph. Old Market

3803, P. Street,

O. BoxKuala

64

V I. S. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a., l.r.

Keat SengandCo., Commission

porters General Merchants,

Agents—75,Im-

Batu Road, Kuala Lurn] ur; Teleph. 2577, Lindetkves-Stokvis (Incorporated in

N. E. I.), Manufacturers, Engineers,

Cable Ad: Keatseng; P.O. Box 372, Importers of Mining

Branch No. 61 Main Street, Kuala Lipis, inery and Supplies, Building cfe EstateMaterials

Mach-

Pahang and Hardware—Cable Ad : Lindeteves;

Kee Hu at Radio Co., Radio and Elec- Ipoh-60, Code: A.B.C. 6th Edition

trical Equipment—223, Batu Road; Brewster Road; Teleph. 172

Cable Ad: Kikophone, Singapore-. 404, J. van der Noordaa, manager

North Bridge Road; Cable Ad: F. van Hennekeler

Kikophone W.

E. deJ. Yonk

Vries | R. H. deJonge

Keys & Dowdesvyell, Architects and Kuala Lumpur - - 3, Clarke Street;

Surveyors — 9,

Lumpur; Teleph. 2263Holland Road, Kuala Teleph. 2821

P. H. Keys, d.s.o., f.r.i.b.a. B. H. Kreuger

F. Dowdesdell, f.r.i.b.a. J. H. Gemert | G. Vollmer

Penanq^-2Z, China Street; Ghaut;

Khee Meng Press, Printers, Stationers Teleph. 1151

and Importers R. W. Derksen

Teleph. 2443 — 24, High Street; A. Gerritsen

King

and Chong & Co., Old

Importers—29, General

MarketMerchants

Square, Little & Co.,Embankment,

Ltd., John- -Ampang Street:

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Kingchong and The Kuala Lumpur

Cable Ad: Little; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

Kinsey & Co., J. B., Manufacturers’ Agent andA. Bentley’s

Robertson, mng. dir. in the East

and Exporters—85, Campbell Road, A. A. Ross, director-in-charge

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Kinsey; S. R. John, office manager

P. O. Box 101 Teleph. 2033 B. Rawlings

Proprietor of: C. G. Dickens | J. R. Lansdell

Radio Malaya

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Inc. in the Lovelace Solicitors

& Hastings, Advocates and

— 62, Klyne Street, Kuala

F.M.S.),

and Importers,

Contractors to Printers,

F.M.S. Merchants

Government, Lumpur

etc.—Registered Office: 231, Batu Road, William George Warren Hastings, b.a.

Kuala Lumpur. Branches: Ipoh and (Oxon.), barrister-at-law, partner

Penang (S.S.). Cable Ad: Kyi pa (All A. partner Hill, barrister-at-law,

J. Bostock

Branches);

Kendall’s Codes: Bentley’s

and Hamilton’s (2nd edn.),

Kuala Lumpur— McAlister & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Frederick W. Palmer, v.c., director High Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

James L. Ross, c.a., do. 3127; Cable Ad: Messalina

G. Johnstone, manager

H. P. Anderson, c.a., do. {For Agencies See Singapore Section)

Engineering

K. J. Archer Dept.—

Printing Dept.— Malaya Dispensary, Druggists, Chemi-

G. H. Foenander sts and Opticians—Batu Road; Teleph.

Ipoh— 2452

H. P. Anderson, c.a. Physicians—

Penang— Dr.Teleph.

A. M. Soosay,

3283 l.m.s.(Singapore);

E W. Moles worth

SELANGOR Cl 59

Dr. J.Selvam, m.b. and B.s.(Madras), Read Lodge, No. 2337 (E.C.)— Kuala

l.k. c.p. & s.Teleph.

(Glasgow); (Edin.),3727

l.e.f.p. &, s. Lumpur; P.O. Box 9 (Kuala Lumpur)

I. Williams, manager W. M.-B. S. Mee

A. Muthiah, A. Alponse, NgAhPooi, S, W.—D. H. Bodgson

Ng Ah Kam, assistants J. W.—I. Storch

Technician - in - Charge, Electro- Secretary—C. E. T. Mann

Assist. Secretary—A. W. Greaves

Therapy and X-Ray Dept. Treasurer—A. R. White

A. Andrew

“Malay Mail” Press Co., Ltd.—Re- Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—{See

gistered Office: 25, Pudu Road; Banks)

Kuala Lumpur

Directors—J.

(chairman), D.H.H.M.Hampshire,

Robson, D.c.b.e.

St. Methodist Girls’ School— {See Chur-

L. Parsons and F. L. Jones ches and Missions)

“Malay Mail,” Published Daily in the Mohamed Kassim & Co., Ltd., R. E.

Afternoon — 25, Pudu Rd., K. Lumpur; General Merchants and Importers—

Telephs.

Weekly 3114-3115; Cable Ad: Friday

Mail Published Mail Station Street, Klang; Teleph. 221

Theproprietors

Malay Mail Press Co., Ltd., Branches: Singapore, Penang, Malacca,

J. H. M. Robson, c.B.e. , mng. dir. Kuala Lumpur, Carey Island and

F. L. Jones, editor Negapatam

Editorial Staff Neill Bell, Chartered Accountants—

P. H. Romney I E. J. Galvin 1-3, Old Market

F.R. F.N.Cooray

Stephenson,| work

A. Gunasekera

mgr. pur; Teleph. 3144;Square,

P. 6. BoxKuala Lum-

184; Cable

G. Radcliffe, office assistant Ad: Neill

Khoo Hong Tat, cashier A.T. D.S. Enso'

Mackie, c.a., partner

r, a.c.a., do.

Malayan Collieries, Limited (Incor- A.P. G.J. Robertson, c.a., do.asst.

Madge, a.c.a.,

porated in F.M.S.)—Head Office: T. R. L. Milbourne, c.a., do.

Hongkong e; Shanghai Bank Build-

ings, Kuala Lumpur; Teieph. 4265

(2 Lines) with Private Line to Batu Nestle and Anglo-Swiss MilkProducts,

Arang Colliery; Cable Ad: Arang; Ltd. Distributors(Incorporated

of the goodsinof Nestle

Gibraltar),

and

I Codes: Bentley’s, Boe (Shipping) Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. Cham

I and Acme

General Managers and Secretaries and Unsweetened, EvaporatedSweetened

& Vevey; Condensed Milks

and Na-

—J;

Lumpur A. Russell & Co., Ltd., Kuala tural Sterilised Milk, Milk Products,

“Milo” Tonic Food, Quick Oats, Cream,

“Lactogen”,

Malayan Pineapple Co., The, Pine- Cocoa —Nestle Building, Bungsar Road, Cheese, Chocolate and

apple Canners — Harper Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.'2284; Cable Ad:

Klang; Teleph. 195 Klang: P.0. Nestles

; Box 42; Cable Ad : Hockhuat; F. B. Roberts, feting manager

Codes: A.B.C; 5th edn. tfc Universal P. B. Gibson, assistant

Trade Code

Goh Hock Huat, sole proprietor

Chan Choon Swee, manager Nicholas & Sons,

Goh Tiang Chin, assist, mgr.

E. A. Scully, senior asst. Foch Avenue, KualaB. Lumpur;

P. (Bankers) — 2,

Teleph.

Yeoh Thob. T)ee, cashier 3346; Cable

A.B.C; 5tb Edition Ad: Pedplebank; Code:

B. P. Nicholas, managing proprietor

MASONIC Ed.

P. M.T. Thamboe,

Nicholas, accountant

manager ,

Lodge Tullibardine in the East, 1118 D. Selvadurai, clerk

(S.C.), Scottish P.O.Masonic A. Nicholas, do.

Kuala Lumpur;

Secretary—-J. Box 174Temple—

M. Laing

R.X. Velupillai,

Le Prince, . do. do.

Cl 60 SELANGOR

Onn Yin & Co., Importers and High- General Manager—S. J. Clark

class Complete House Furnishers — Import Manager—K. G. Sinclair

145 and 147, High Street, Kuala Assistants—G.

and A. M. StalkerF. Lloyd, G. O’Hare

Lumpur; Teleph. 2300; P.O. Box

343; Cable Ad; Onyico; Code; Bentley’s

K. O. Tham, manager Richards & Co., D., Insurance and Estate

Lee Loong

Bankers : Heng, secretary Agents, Exporters of Malayan Produce

The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. and

172, General

Klang; P.Importers—Klang;

O. Box 28, Klang;Teleph.

Cable

Ad: Amrasekera, Klang

Oriental Government Security Life R. Amarasekera, j.p., mng. proprietor

Assurance

India, 1874)—BranchCo., Ltd. (Incorporated

Office: Orientalin

Building,

Cable Ad: Java OrientalStreet, Kuala Lumpur ; Robb & Nilsson, Civil Engineers and

Contractors, Reinforced Concrete Spe-

Manjeri S. Siva, Branch Secretary cialists—Guthi’ie

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Buildings,2374;JavaCable

St.,

S.V. Ramier, b. com., Asst.Chief

K. Subramaniam, Branch

Asst.Secty. Ad:L. Nilrob

T. A. Robb, managing owner

A.S. G.M. Santhanam, Inspr. (Penang)

Y. Izzudin, Inspr. (Singapore)

Robinson & Co., Ltd., General and

P. (Kuala

Nadarajah, Inspr., Central Malaya Athletic Outfitters,

Lumpur) and Complete HouseDrapers,

FurnishersTailors—

Park & Francis, Ltd., Mining Engineers Java Street, Kuala Lumpur. Principal

Establishment: Raffles Place,

—15, OldTeleph.

Lumpur; Max-ket3931;Square,

P.O BoxKuala 66; London Office: Balfour House,Singapore.

Finsbury

Cable Ad: Parkvale, Kuala Lumpur; Pavement, London, E.C. 2

Directors—R. Page (chairman), W.

Codes: Bentley’s, McNeil 1908 H. MacGregor, L. C. Hutchings, W.

Mungo

M. Park, a.r.s.m.,

A. Francis, a.r.s.m,,director

m. inst., m.m., A.A. Fell andmanager

A. Dobson

director F. Hare,

H. Yernon, accountant

Paterson,

Agents and Simons & Co., Ltd.,

Engineers — Head Merchants,

Office: Robinson Plano Co., Importers of Pianos,

1 & 3, Old

Lumpur; and Market Square,Penang,

at Singapore, Kuala Musical Instruments and Radio Appar-

Klang and Port Swettenham atus—17, Old Market Square, Kuala

Lumpur;

Pia nomakerTeleph. 2147; Cable Ad:

Payne, Davis & Co., Incorporated Ac-

countants—Java Street, Kuala Lumpur Rohini Florists, Specialists in Floral

H. Davis, a.s.a.a. Art—17,

Peninsular Lights (1930), Ltd., Suppliers Rohini; Lumpur; Danansara

Teleph. 2132;Terrace,

CableKuala

Ad;

of Petrol and Kerosene Lighting Codes: A.B.C. 5th & Bentley's

Installations Throughout Malaya. Also H. S. Talalla, manager

Ky Ko Non Electric Fans and Roneo, Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

Oscillators—9,

Peninsular Weld Road; Cable Ad: Street, Modern Office Equipment—33, Java

E.N. A.V. S.Yisvalingam,

Wagner, chairman of directors Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2624;

managing Cable Ad: Roneo, Ltd. Head Office: 17,

director Southampton Row, London, W.C. 1

Planters’ Stores

(Incorporated in England, 1878), Estate G. F. Comper, assistant

Agents

and Insurance

Exportand Suppliers,

Merchants General Import

and Shipping

and Agents—Head Office in Royal Press, The, Printers, Station-

ers, Bookbinders, Rubber Stamp, Block,

F.Swettenham.

M. S.: Kuala London Lumpur.Office:

Branch:17,Port

St. —35, JavaandStreet,

Brass Seal Brass Name Plate Makers

Helen’s Place,Dibrugarb,

E.C. 3. &etc.at Cable

Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur;

Chittagong, Ad: Teleph. 3447

Bandit; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Broom-

hall’s (Rubber and General edn.), Bent- Rubber Planters’ Association—(S'«e

ley’s

SELANGOR CJ61

Russell & Co., J. A.—Hongkong and Cheah Peng Haig, checker

Shanghai Bank Buildings, Kuala Harold

Foo HeeGetz,

Chan, manager do.

; Lumpur; Cable Ad: Jar; Codes: Chien Chooi Slew, dp.

Private, Boe (Shipping), Imperial Tan Keat Chye, book-keeper

! Combination (Mining), Acme, Bent-

ley’s (General) and New Standard

H. H. Robbins, mng. dir. Socfin Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

R. C. Russell, do. F.M.S.), Estate Agents & Road,

Secretaries—

1 Salon- Charles—25, Java Street, Kuala 3rd

Lumpur; x\Iile Damansara

Telephs. 2165 & 2166;Kuala P.O.

Lumpur; Teleph. 2584 Box 330; Cable Ad:Rubberbank; Codes:

Ii-; Salon Ellison de Coiffeur Pour Dames—M. Cogef Lugagne 1929. Broomhall’s Im-

perial Rubber edn., Liber’s Bentley’s

| Shanmugam & Co., Ltd., Wine and Pro- Private Complete Phrase, Bentley’s Second and

l vision and Produce Merchants — 20, Headquarters Staff

[ Fort Street, Kuala Selangor. Branch R. M.manager

E. Michaux, director & general

f at Batang Berjuntai

T? £ H III S. T. Rhodes, acting general manager

! Sharma, S. M. (of Lincoln’s Inn, Barrister- P. Boulle, acting secretary

j at-Law), Advocate and Solicitor, S.S., R. Leonard, superintendent, com-

p!1' Street, F.M.S. and Johore —Office: 71, Klyne mercial dept.

E. J. Talou, agriculturist

j ;- (Office) Kuala Lumpur;

and 3670 Telephs. Cable

(Residence); 3846 I. Sibiriakoff, consulting engineer

Dr. N. MacLeod, medical adviser

!j’) A.B.C. Ad: Sharma, 5th edn.Kuala

House:Lumpur;

Raisina, 9,Code:

Golf Estates Staff

S| View Road, Kuala Lumpur F. de Langlade, head planting mgr.

: Shearn, Delamore ifc Co. (Successors to Estate Managers—S. T. Rhodes, B. T.

j Pooley & Co.

j Advocates, Solicitors & Notaries Public Iversen,

Sube, G. H.Maclnerny

A. Campbell,

and L.C. C.A. Maria

Reels

I- —68, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur: Estate Assistants --R. Aubert, C.J.

;[7 Teleph. 2982; P. O. Box 138;

Sheardel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition &Cable Ad: Beautement, M. Cammaerts,

l Western Union partner D’Augustin, C. d’Oultremont, G.

E. D. Stiearn, Deloche, H. R. Hayes, L. Henville,

A. W. Delamore, do. J.Marveille,

B. King,T. W.C. Masters,

W. Marsh,1). L.B.

J.F. T.G. Charlesworth,

Tosswill, do. do. Newman, D.D. P. Rule, J. Sketchley,

A. Schalhart, T. Tatham, G. Tostee,

i Sime, Darby

Pryce and J. F. Philpott G. LI.

van den Berg, J. Wilkie,

Rubber and Tin Mine Agents and

1 Valuers, General Import, Export and

Produce Merchants, Shipping and Societe Internationale de Plantations

S Insurance

Kuala Lumpur; Agents—14, Market

Cable Ad: et de Finance, Societe Anoyme. (Incor-

SimitStreet, orated in Belgium.) (Straits Agency),

Estate, Mine

Bankand Insurance Agents—

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—i, Overseas Building; Telephs. 2246

2 & 3, McArthur Street, Kuala Lum- and 2247; P.O. Box 145; Cable Ad: Sipef;

l pur; Teleph. 3331; Cable Ad: Codes : Broomhall’s

Broomhall’sComplete Imperial Rubber Edition,

Storage. Registered Office and Bentley’s

Stores: Borneo Wharf, Singapore PhraseCombination,

and A.B.C.

T. M. McLachlan, branch manager 4thA.&Beckett, 5th Editions

agent

R. P. E. Byfield, grocery assistant H.Mounsey,

H. Facer, B.T. C.R.Stanleigh,

i J- Boyle, cold storage assistant W. AllinC. F.and E.

J. P. Barrett, assistants

SingerSevving

in New Jersey, Machine Co. (Incorporated

U.S.A.)—10, McArthur

i Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4026

Lim Keong Leang, supervisor St. Mary’s School—(See Churches

and Missions)

C6

0162 SELANUOK

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Refiners Wcate agner, E. A. (Barrister-at-Law), Advo-

and Solicitor—5, Old Pudu Road,

and Marketers ofSmelting

leum—Eastern all Products of Petro-

Building, High Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2434

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2677; Wai Fong, Cabinet Makers, Consult-

Cable Ad: Standvac ing Decorators and Building Con-

T,C. L.E. M.

Phipps,

Ross,manager

assistant& attorney tractors—Office and Showroom: 229.

Batu Road; Building Workshop:

Station Hotel- --(See Hotels) fit. Lot. No. 10822, Ulu Klang Road;

Storch Brothers,Ltd. (Tnc. in the F.M.S.), Cabinet Making Workshop : 178, Ba-

Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths, Gen- tu Road

eral Merchants Chew Lan Fong, proprietor

Furnishers — 37 and

and Complete

39, Java House,

Street, Chew Chee Kin, manager

Chew Chee Kan, works supt.

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2795; Cable Ad:

Storch; Codes: A. B. C. 5th edn. and Wearne Brothers, Ltd., Automobile En-

Bentley’s. Branch at Ipoh gineers and Importers—Robertson

Isidore Storch, managing director

R. S. Pescod Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2295; CableRoad, Ad :

A. Daniel I M. Grimpel Wearne,

5th Edition Lumpur; Code: A.B.C.

Kuala

S. P. D. Perera ] A L. Hewa E.F. W.

C, Edwards,

Lim Gim Gin, book-keeper Hall, worksmanager

manager

Straits Trading Co., Ltd. (Selangor .1. Myles,, asst, works manager

Branch) Kuala Lumpur Agency-—Cable Sales Department:

J.T. C.B. Patterson

Ad: Straits, Kuala Lumpur Grieve (Ford Section)

Swee & Co., Ltd., L. Y., General Im- L. van de Straaten (Used Cars)

porters and Commission

Rodger Street., Kuala Lumpur; AgentsCable

— 2, W h i tea way, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Drapers,

Ad: Zenobia Milliners,

Street, Kuala Men’s Lumpur;

Outfitters,Cable

etc.—Java-

Ad:

Swee Heng Leong & Co,, Importers. Warfield

Estate Owners and Agents, Rubber and W. J. Wright,

. D.N. L.Kennedy, manager

W. Scott, asst

Produce Merchants — Klan'g ; Teleph.

195; Cable Ad: Hockhuat do. .

Gbh Hrjek.TTuat. sole proprietor H. L. Richard, clerk

“Tamil Nesan”, The Only Daily Tamil Whittall panyKlang,

& Co., Estate Agents and Com-;

Secretaries — Kuala

Newspaper Published in Malaya—80, and

Ampahg Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Selangor, F.M.S.; Lumpur,

Telephs.

'2057; P. O. Box 299; Cable Ad: Arya; K.L.3361,Klang Codes: 230;Cable

Broomhall’s Ad: WhittallJ

(Rubber Edition),'

Codes:

CompleteA.B.C. Phrase6th edn. and Bentley’s Broomhall’s Imperial Combination,

Parthasarathy,. B.A., managing Lieber’s,

GLv editor ley’s, 2ndA.B.C. Lieber’s5th 5-Letter

and 6thedns., Bent-

and Birch-

wood.

London Head Office:

Correspondents:Colombo, Ceylon.

Thomson,

Thomas, Ong & Co. --(1st Floor of Old Eastcheap; Alston & Co., Ltd., 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane,

Moutrie’s, Ltd.), 4, Ampang' Street, E.C. ,;

Kuala Lumpur. Teleph. 2792 Partners — C., , H. Figg (London),

A. N. Thomas, manager I. Li Cameron, L. P. Samson, H. W.

Wong Har Ong, secretary U.rquhart,

Jackson, m.o.C. (Colombo)

E. Hawes,andJ.F, A.C.

Branch Offices'-

38, Bibby Road, Raub, Pahang

K. p. Wong, manager < Assists.—J. R. W. Lumpur)

Wardell (Kuala Coiletti, c.A. ( signs

44,A.Station Street, Kuala,Selangor per pro.),

c.a. and W.M.

E. T. James, C.A.

Savege, D: DeMarco,

N. Thomas, manager

United Railway Employees’ Benefit Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Society, F.M.S.^CSee' Associations and The, Manufacturers under Patents of

“Linatex”—General Office, Sales Office

Societies) and Factory: Batu CaveS,' Selangor,

SELANGOR -NEGRI SEMBILAN C163

F.M.S.; Teleph. 2, Batu Caves; Cable Proprietor—E. L. Watson, j.p.

Ad:Registered

Wilproco,Office:

Batu Harrisons,

Caves Barker Acreage—Total 100, Cultivated

Directors—H.

(chairman), W.B. E.Egmont

Wallis, Hake,

J. B. Yong Shook Lin, m.a., ll.b. (Cant.)

Leask and B. Wilkinson (mana- Advocate, Solicitor, F.M.S. & S.S.,

G.ging director)manager

B. Walker, Notary Public—47, Cross Street, Kuala

Lumpur; Teleph. 2574; Cable Ad:

J. B. Sidebottom Shooklin, Kuala Lumpur

Wong Kee &, Co., Wholesale and Retail, Young Men’s Christian Association—

Wine,

199-203,Spirit

Highand Provision

Street, Merchants—

Lumpur; (See Associations and Societies)

Teleph. 2493; Cable Ad:Kuala

Wongkee

Tay Koong Ooi, manager Yukon Pacific Mining Co. (Incor-

porated in U.S.A.)—Head Office: 120,

World’s End Estate—Postal Add: Broadway,

Mile, New York; Road,

F.M.S. Office:

Lumut, Bindings, Perak. Distance 4th Ampang Kuala

from Railway Station: (Taiping) Lumpur; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 54; P.O. Box 292;

Yukon

43 Miles G. W. Coffey, manager

NEGRI SEMBILAN

(The value of the dollar is 2s. 4d.) (A pikul is 133£ pounds av.)

Geography, including Climate and History

The State of Negri Sembilan, the smallest of the Federated Malay States, lies on the

West

It is inCoast

fact aoffederation

the MalayofPeninsula to theconsisting

“Nine States”, south of the States

of the fourofmajor

Selangor andofPahang.

States Sungei

Ujong, Jelebu, Johol and Rembau, and the five minor States of Ulu Muar, Jempul,

Teracni, Gunong Pasir and Inas. Sungei Ujong is mentioned in a Javanese poem in

A.D., as being subject to the Javanese Empire of Majapahit. In the 15th century

it was ruled by Chiefs of the old kingdom of Malacca. Most of the Malay inhabitants

of the States are descended from immigrants from Menangkabau in Sumatra, and have

an interesting exogamous, tribal and matriarchal social organisation.

This immigration

federation seems to have appears to have

consisted begun inUjong,

of Sungei the 16th century.

Klang (now inTheSelangor),

original Jelebu,

Malay

Rembau, Naning (now in Malacca), Segamat (now in Johore), Pasir Besar (now in

Johore,

partly initstheplace havingDistrict

Temerloh been taken by Johol),After

of Pahang). Johol,the

(nowcapture

Inas) and Ulu Pahang

of Malacca from(now the

Portuguese by the Dutch

in Negri Sembilan politicsanduntilJohore Malayswhen

1773 A.D., in the64 Undang

A.D., Johore took aofleading

or Chiefs the presentpart

four major States invited a Sumatra prince Raja Melewar, ancestor of the present

Yang Di-pertuan Besar to preside over the federation.

' StatesIn 1874

invitedthe the

Dato’assistance

Klana, Undang

of the ofBritish

SungeiGovernment

Ujong, the most important

to maintain his ofrule,theand

ninea

i. British Resident was appointed.

In 1883, Jelebu applied for a British Officer, and Rembau agreed to refer all its

disputes

the YangtoDi-pertuan

the BritishofGovernment,

Sri Menanti andwhoinno1887 accepted

longer a British

effectively Adviser.

presided over theIn whole

1889,

of Negri Sembilan, the Rulers of Tampin (a small principality which had come into

existence to the east of Rembau) and Rembau asked for a Resident and agreed to a

confederation

federation tookknown

chargeasFinally

of“The Old Negri

Sungei Ujong Sembilan”. In 1895, themodern

Resident of thisSembi-con-

lan was constituted. in 1898, the and

YangofDi-pertuan

Jelebu, andofthe

Sri MenantiNegri

was elected

I titular Ruler of the whole State.

C6*

0164 NEGRI SEMBILAN

south The awa of

by byMalacca the'-State

and Johore, is approximately

oli the north by2,580 squareonmiles.

Selangor, the eastIt byis bordered,on

Pahang, andthe on

the west the Straits of Malacca.

The main mountain range of the Peninsula ends in

watershed between the East and West Coast in the southern part of the State is no Negri Sembilan, and the

longer mountainous.,, The highest mountain is Telapak Rurok (3,915 feet).

whichThere are no cause

sometimes large rivers,

such greatand loss

the inState does river

the larger not suffer

valleysfrom disastrous floods

of Malaya.

The glimate is hot, moist and equable. The

annual range, and averages 81°F. It seldom rises above 92° or falls belowshade temperature has 68°.

but a small

The average monthly rainfall throughout the year was 7.05 inches, the highest

recorded

59 inchesbeingat Jeleh15.51in August

inches at Rambau for the month of November, and the lowest

Government

The supreme

the Udang authority in the State is vested in the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and

in Council.

The CouncilYang

Highness of the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and the Undang which consistedtheoffour

His

Gndang, ortheRuling Di-pertuan

Chiefs of the Besar las President,

four major divisions of British Resident,

Negri Sembilan, and the

Tengku Besar of Sri Menanti formed the Upper Chamber. The Lower Chamber, or

State

seven Council,

Unofficialconsisted

Members.of the British Resident

Legislation as president,

is introduced into theand StateeightCouncil

Official,andandif

passed is submitted to His Highness and

and assent is finally given by His .Highness and the Undang.the Undang for confirmation or amendment,

Matters which concern’only the

thatMuhammadan canreligion

legislateoronthe

Malay custom byaremeans

dealt

ofwithOrders

by theinUpper

Council. ChamberThe andUpper Chamber^Iso

Chamber exercises suchstatutory

matters executive

powers vested in the former State Council.

tive For the purpose

districts, namely,ofSeremban,

the local government,

Kuala Pilah,theTampin,

State isJelebu

dividedand intoPort

five administra-

Dickson, in

charge of officers responsible to the tlesident. There

in charge of the Public Worksy Medical, Police, Mines, Surveys, Agricultural are State Heads of Departments

and Forest'

Departments in the State.

The principal towns and villages in each district are for local Government pirr-

poses

districtunder the charge

presides. The Boards of Sanitary

includeBoards

unofficialovermembers

which nominated

the officer byin thecharge of the

Resident.

The work of these Boards is . regulated by the: Sanitary Boards Enactment Cap 137.

POVUEATTON

The estimated population, is 264,742

Railways

The State is served by the F.M.S. Railways with a'total length of lines amounting

to about ! 30 miles and 58 chains.

Roads

milesThe66 chains

total length

of whichof 427metalled,

miles wereroadsasphalted.

in. the State at the end of the year was 553:

• Shipping

this The

and only

otherport

smallof any portsimportance

of the State,is'Port

withDickson. 503 steamof or80,942

a total tonnage motorandvessels entered,

cleared.

Revenue

The revenue for 19.37 was $11,425,313 and, the .expenditure was $9,686,12,7. Imports,

iuil935 were valued at $9,2)22,079 and exports at $45,250,119.

NEGRI kSEMBILAN CI65

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Mftjlis Meshuarat Ka’adilan dan Undang of Negri Sembilan, Council of His

Highness the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and Undang

His Highness the Yang Di pertuan BeSar—Tuanku Abdulrahman, k.c.m.g.,

ibni Almerhum Yam Tuan Muhammad

British Resident—G. L. Hams, M.c.s.

Dato’ Klana Putra, Sungei Ujong—Ma’amor, p.B.E,, bin Inche Kassim

Dato’ Panglima

Penghulu Muda)

of Jelebu, Mendika; Mentri Akhirzaman (Abdullah, c.b.e., bin

Dato’ Leman

Penghulu of Johol, Johan Pahlawan Lela Perkasa Setiawan—Kamat bin

Dato’ Penghulu of Rembau. Lela Moharqya — Hon. Haji Ipap bin Abdullah

The Tunku Besar Burhanu’ud-din, c.m.g. ibni Almerhum Yam Tuan Antah

State Council

(Mejlis Meshuarat Keraja’an)

The British Resident- G. L. Ham, m.c.s. (President); ....

Secretary to Resident—I. W. Blelloch, m.c.s.

The Legal Adviser, F. M.S.

State Medical and Health Officer—Dr. F. V. Jacques

The Inspector of Schools—R. F. C. Markham

State Forest Officer—E. J. Strugnell

The District Officer, Seremban—N. Coulson, m.c.s.

Agricultural Officer—(Vacantl

StAte Engineer—W. W. Davidson, M.o.

Dato’ Wong Yick Tong, j.p., c.h.

D. Farquharson, j.p.

Hon. Tuan Sheikh Ahmad, J. p., m.f.c., bin Sheikh Mustapha

..Chang, Seng Long, j.p., c.h,

Hon. Dr. S. R. Krishnan, J.P., m.f.c.

W. G. Howse

Clerk of Council—R. Nagaratnam

British Resident’s Office Customs Department-

Resident—G. L. Ham, m.c.s. Customs andTeleph.

Excise Seremban

Department:

|i Secretary

M.C.S. to Resident — I. W. Blelloch, Sembilan; 85; Negri

Cable

Ad: Decustoms

: Office Assistant and Clerk of Council Deputy Commissioner —G. J. Gilmour

—R. Nagaratnam Customs and Excise Office,

F Stenographer:—D. J. Michael Seremban

Teleph. Seremban 85; Cable Ad: Cus-

Chinese Protectorate— Seremban toms

Protector of Chinese—H. G. Moles, MiC.S. Supt. Seremban—Capt. R. L. Cuscaden

Clerk Translator—Tuan Boon Supt. Warehouse, Seremban—D. G. Hall

Asst. Supt., Seremban—D. W. Bigley

Port Dickson

Court, Magistrate’s Teleph. Port Dickson 5 ; Cable Ad :

Magistrate—J. P. Biddulph, m.c.'s. Customs

Clerk, Class ’!—Kehar Singh Supt.—E. M. Sykes

C166 NEGRI SEMBILAN

. Gemas Education Department

Teleph. Gemas 11; Cable Ad : Customs Inspector of Schools, N. S.—H. R. Carey,’

m.a. (Cantab.)

Supt.-A. H. L. Wheeler Chief Clerk—J. Loo Siew Hin

Tampin

Teleph. Tampin 43; Cable Ad: Cus- Malay Raja Assistant

Mohd. Inspector

Nordin of Deli

bin Raja Schools—;

toms Tamil Asst. Inspector of Schools — K.

Asst. Supt., Tampin—A. D. Dawson Yallipuram

F. M. S. Export Duties Collection Station King George V School, Seremban j

Singapore Headmaster—D. Roper, b.a. (Oxon.)

Teleph. Singapore 6093; Cable Ad: European (Wales)

Master — P. Samuel, M. A.j

Dutiable

Supervisor of Export Duties—R. S. Teachers, Meow Cheong,I—Y.P. Sinnathamby,

Grade M. Francis, Chin, R.;

Clemons

Asst. Supervisor of Export Duties—J. H. Seneviratne, W. Seneviratne,

Fernandez, S. Muttiah, Maima Singh,; O. E.:

S. Jenkins N. Rajah, PutehandbinYongMohd. Tahir,

Malacca

Teleph. Malacca, 134; Cable Ad: Teacher, Paramasivam Nyuk Lin S. K.

Dutiable Grade III A—L. de Souza

Supervisor of Export Duties — D. Teachers, Grade III B — Miss I. Van

Geyzel and Miss M. de Souza

Trumble Government English School,

District Office—Port Dickson Fort Dickson

District Officer—Raja Aman Shah bin Headmaster,

Teachers,

Grade I—S. P. Swamikannu :

GradeandI—Lim

Raja Harun

2ndof Land

Magistrate and Assistant Collector Kumarasamy J. E.Cheah

Edmonds Aik, R. M.'^

Tuariku Muhammad School,

Mat JabarRevenue—Abdul Aziz bin Haji Kuala Pilah

3rd Magistrate and Assistant Collector Headmaster—G.

European J. Gurney,W.b.a.B. Griffin

Mistress—Miss (Leeds) ;j:

ofRajaLand Revenue—Raja

Mohamed Suleiman bin Teachers, Grade I—L. Van Geyzel, S. B.

Chief Clerk A. A. Fredericks Ponniah, J. A. Luis, H. R. H. Stafford,,

S.Mohd.

S. M. Yusof

R. Muthurajulu, N. M. K. Rajoo,

District Office—Seremban bin Md Yusof,binV.Haji Ahmad, Lokman

Ramanathan and V.lj

Teleph. 204 Seremban Murugasu

Teacher, Grade III A—A. S. Sundram |

District Officer and Registrar

Negri Sembilan—N. Coulson, m.c.s. of Titles, Government English School, Tampin nr

Asst. Headmaster, Grade I—P. Kong

K. Raman

bin District Officer—Che Mohd. Bazain Teachers,

Mohd. Talhah Asirvadam,

Grade I—Hew

Tengku Syed

Nyim, P.j

Jong, S.:

Malay Officer — Tunku Mohamed bin Sinnadurai and S. Dharmalingam

Tunku Besar Burhanud-din

2nd Officer—Che Anjang Saith bin Haji ForestOfficer,

Department

Abas Officer—Che Mohd. bin Abu State Forest

Settlement Negri Sembilan i

Chief Clerk—S. Murugasu —E. J. Strugnell (Headquarters:

Clerk Class I—K. Ponniah Seremban)

Assist. Conservator of Forests, Seremban, i

Clerk

ClerksClass

ClassII—M.

III—S.Nadan

Manickavasagar, K. Asst. —E. S. Erskine

Muttiah

Duaji. and Che. Mohd. Talib bin Haji —F.Conservator

P. Graves of Forests, Kuala Pilah f

Clerk, Class II, S. C. S.—Lee Tian Kee Sub-Assist.

Mahidin binConservator

Mahamed of Forests—i

Rashad

District Land Office—Port Dickson Clerk, Damar Supervising

Special Officer—C.

Class—C. A, PintoA. Pinto m

Collector of Land Revenue—Raja Aman Clerk, Class I—K. Sivaguru

Shah, m.c.s.

Assistant

Abdul Aziz Collector

bin Hajiof Mat

LandJabar,

Revenue—

h.a.s. Labour and Department

Second Assistant Collector of Land Negri 104 ;

Sembilan

Cable Ad:

Malacca; Teleph. r

Aconlab

Revenue

Mohamed, — Raja Suleiman

m.a.s. bin Hassan bin Raja Assist. Controller—H. Watson, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk—Hussain Immigration

Chief Clerk—V. FundYelayuthan

Inspector—S. Janardanjt

NEGRI SEMBILAN Cl 67,

Licensing Boaed— Seremba.n Port Dickson

(Under the “Excise Enactment, 1932,”); Assistant Medical Officer—K. Muru-

Teleph. 904

Chairman — The District Officer, Ser- gasu, l.m.s. (S’pore) Jelebu

emban Assistant Medical Officer—M. Vaitia-

Members — The Protector

Negri Sembilan of Chinese,

(vice-chairman), The lingam, l.m.s. Gemas (S’pore)

Assist. Controller of Labour (Negri Assistant Medical Officer—S. Ramam-

Sembilan and Malacca), The Health

Officer Seremban, Jelebu and Coast), ritham, m.b., b.s. (Madras)

D. Gilchrist and Dr. Eu Khay Hoe Government Dispensaries

Marine Office Outdoor Dispensary

Seremban : Dresser-in-Charge — T. D

Harbour Master—E. M. Sykes , Nayaratnam

Boarding Officer—B. H. Moriera Mantin : Dresser-in-Charge—R. Candiah

L., Medical Department—Seremban Rembau: Dresser-in-Charge- — Mohd.

Dom bin Salleh

State Medical & Health Officer, N. S. Gaol Hospital, Seremban: Hosp.

—F. Y. Jacques, ch.b. (Bristol), Asst.-in-Charge—A. Santiapillay

■' d.p.h. (Lond.), D.T.M.& h. (Eng.),

K Cert. Lond. s.t.m. Mines Department

Medical Officers—E. S. Lawrie, m.b.,

C oh.b. (U. Glasg.), b.a.o. and W. Senior Inspector of Mines—A. T. Bennetts

Hughes, m.b., b.oh., b.a.o., m.d. (N. Inspector of Mines—J.

Inspector of Sanderson

Machinery—A. E. Greetham

I U. Irel.), m.r.c p. (Lond.) Chief Clerk—F. R. Stephpps V ;

Lady Medical Officer, Infant Welfare

V, ch.b.

Centre--Mrs.

(Bristol) E.d.t.m.&

E. Jacques,

h. (Lond.)m.b., Police Department—Seremban :

Health Officer, Seremban, Jelebu & SuperintendentAssistant

- B. F. Oakeshott

Superintendents—Abu Bakar

| Coast—B. A. Taylor, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), bin Baginda,

L.R.c.p. (Lond.), D.T.M.& h. (Lond.), Wallace, H. B.D.J. R.Donaldson L. P. Matheson,

and AhdulF.

Cert. Lond. s.t.m., d.p.h. (Liv.) Jalil bin Haji Aminudin

Assistant Medical Officers—Chong Ah

' Khoon, l.m.s. (S’pore), Tara Singh, Police PorterCadets—C. N. Godwin and T. F.

l.m.s. (S’pore), I. P. L. Sabapathy, Inspectors—Mohd. Samsudin bin Haji

l. m.s. (S’pore), V. M. B. Panikker, Hamzah, bin Mohd. Din bin Mohd: Shariff,

m. b. , b.s. (Madras) and J. Yahaya L. Oor- Dato Abd. Razsak, Low

';i loff, l.m.s. (S’pore) Ghee

Talib, Beng, Arjan Singh, Yunus bin

Ibrahim

Assistant Health Officer—B. C. Ma

I jumder Chan Yoon Lum bin Haji Daud and

Matron, Grade I—Miss V. Wallis Chief Clerk—S. R. S. Naidu

Nursing Sisters—Miss M. E. Timms, Prison Department

Miss M. D. Paine, Miss I. E. Dar- 1 Sdpt.—-T. F. H. Kemp

lington and Miss P. M. Denny . jGaoFr—T. Chowns

Nursing Sister, I. W. C. — Miss M. Chief Clerk—Shuck Fatt

Winton Senior Hospital Assistant—A. S. Pillai

Kuala Pila.h

Deputy Medical Officer—S. S. Raj ana Public Works Department

; yagam, l.m.s. (S’pore),, d.t.m. (Cal.) Head Office—Seremban

■Lady Medical Officer, Women’s Hos- State Engineer—Major

pital-Miss M. J. Lyon, m.b., b.s. Financial Assistant—J. G.T. R.Tamby Percy,Dorai

m.c.

Hons. (Syd.), f.r.c.s. (Edin.) Chief Clerk—N. Nagalingam

Matron, Grade II—Miss A. Jones Typist—Miss Chan Sook Kie

Tampin Seremban and Port Dickson

Medical & Health Officer, Tampin & Sr. Execu. Engr.—T. R.Gjerten

Huttonand C. R.

Kuala Pilah—J. H. Strahan, m.b., Assist. Engineers—C.

B.OH , B.A.O., B.SC. (1st. Hons.), D.P.H. Hawkins

(Q. U. Belf.), d.T.m. & h. (Eng.) Building Inspector—P. A. Peris

0168 NEGBI SEMBILAN

Head Overseer, Seremban—A Kana- Sanitary Board — Port Dickson

pathipillai Chairman —District Officer

Chief

Head Clerk—K. Seeny Clerk—J. P. Danker

Overseer, Port , Dickson — N. Members—Official:

Thanabithurai Health Officer (Serem-

ban, Jelebu(Seremban

Engineer & Coast), &Senior Executive

Coast), Super-

Kuala Pilak and Jelebu intendent of Customs (Port Dickson),

Executive Engineer—P,. O’Connell O.(Port

C. P.Dickson);

D.(Port Dickson) and Penghulu

Chief Clerk—K. Alagar Unofficial:

Chief Overseer—S. K. Mukherjee

Tampin ham, Toh Kee Kah and KohF. Bah

Cunning-

Chee

Executive Engineer—G. C. Hesketh Lady Supervisor of Bungalows—Mrs. C.

Chief Clerk — Koh Boon Seng Gerrard

Sanitary Inspector—Syed Abdullah

Anti-Malarial

Rasiah Branch Inspector—K.

Registry, Supreme Couri—Seremban

Judge—Raja Musa bin Raja Haji Bot State Treasury

Private Secretary to J udge—Sim Lian State Treasurer and Collector of Stamp

Heng Duties—.VI. Xunis

Assist. Registrar—Osman

Clerk, Class bin Haji Dahat Chief Clerk—Tan

I—E. T. Selvaratnam Eng Khoon

Do. Ill—Husain

Do. II—M. Sejvadurai

bin Idrus Survey Department

Bailiff—Mohd. Yumus bin Haji Mohd. Chief Surveyor, Selangor & Xegri'

Sembilan—C. E. Bone (Kuala Lumpur)-

Khatib

Chinese Interpreter—Lau Ohaik Chong Office Deputy, Kuala Lumpur—I. C. Booth |

Indian Interpreter—P. Valuppillai District man Surveyor, Selangor—T. R. Black-1

Malay Interpreter—Abu Hassan bin District

Ujang WiltonSurveyor, Xegri Sembilan—W.K.

JELEBU

District Office | Assistant Collector—Raja Abdul Aziz bin

Dist. Officer—Mohamed Salleh bin Haji Raja Haji Ahmad

Sulaiman

Chief Clerk—-label bin Hassan | Chief Clerk—Hiew Swee Nam

Land Office Sanitary Board

Collector—Mohamed Salleh bin Haji Chairman—Mohamed Salleh bin Haji

Sulaiman Sulaiman

KUALA PILAH

District Office Court

District Officer—E. E. Pengilley Magistrate—Raja Rastam Shaehrom bin;

Asst. do. —Aldul Rani bin Haji R. Said Tauphy

| Chinese

Hussin Interpreter—Chan Yim Kong

Chief Indian Interpreter—M. Ramasamy

Kunaratnamand Sub-Treasurer—R.

Clerk

Sub-Treasury

Land Office Chief Clerk—A. Nagalingam

Assist. Collector of Land Revenue- Sanitary Board

Wan Othman bin Wan Ismail

■Chief Clerk—N. M. Vasagam Chairman—District Officer

NEGRI SEMBILAN 0169

TAMPIN

District Officer—H. A. L. Luckham, m.c.s. Supt., Customs A Excise, Gemas—M. B.

Holland

Asst.

Zaina]District Officer, Uembau—Che Executive

Abidin bin Haji Abas Thatcher Engineer, Tampin — G. S.

Asst. District Officer, Tam pin—Che Medical & Health Officer, Tampin—Dr.

Ahmad Zainudin bin Karun J. H. Strahan

Asst. Supt. Customs & Excise, Tampin— Chairman, Sanitary Board — District

Officer, Tampin

A. D. Dawson

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES People’s

M.B.E. Warden—M rs. W. L. Braddon,

Automobile Association of Malaya, Hon. Treasurer, Church Committee—

' The— A. W. Hughes

P Secretary—F. Hilton (Seremban) Hon.

L. F.Secretary,

WilkinsonChurch Committee—

Church Committee- The above with

Negki Sembilan Planters’ Association Messrs. H. R. H. Stafford and M. J.

—Postal Ad: Port Dickson; Teleph. 6 Hayward, Mrs. Gubbins, Mrs.

(Port Dickson); Cable Ad: Achan (Port Duncan and Mrs. Burns

f; Dickson)

St. President—J.

Paul’s Old Boys’ St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

11. Sta.Association—

Maria (Services: ;Monthly

Seremban in theinMasonic

Quarterly Bahau Hall,

and

l Vice-do. —Chong Ah Kai Kua a Pilah; and elsewhere by arrange-

L Treasurer—Abdullah

Secretary -Wong KeebinFattH. Hassan ment with the Minister)

f Sports Secretary—Loh Chak Seek Minister-in-Charge — Rev. Alan H.

Pringle (Kuala Lumpur)

Sungei Ujong Club—Seremban; Teleph. Elder—N. B. Frazer

30Seremban

(Seremban); Cable Ad: Club, Hon, Secty. and Treas.—D. Ewan

Secretary and Treas.— J. F. Walker St. Paul’s Institution—Seremban

Director—Rev.

Assistant Bro. Joseph Sylvester,

Teachers—Bros.

Borneo Motors,Teleph.

Road, Seremban; Ltd. -302;68-70,

CableSetul

Ad: Anthony, Bernard,Robert, Herbert,

, i Borneocar Basil, Lawrence and 7 Lay Masters

M. Pecchioni, manager

R. Newman, works manager Commercial, Press, Printers, Stationers,

Booksellers Bookbinders, Newsagents,

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Rubber Stamp Makers, Photo-Dealers,

and China—127a,

ban; Teleph. 19 and Birch341Road, Serem- Sports Suppliers and Process Engravers

(2 Lines);

Cable Ad: Sambot —125, Birch Road, Seremban; Teleph .235

[! W. C. Mack ay, sub-agent Yuen Sze Yee, manager

G. F. MacDougall, sub-accountant Cross & Wright, Advocates and Solicitors,

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS and Notaries Public, F. M. S.—93, Birch

Road, Seremban

I,Church of England—Negri Sembilan Francis

law r A. Wright, m.a., barrister-at-

St. Mark’s Church—Seremban R. H. Y . Rintoul, b.a., solicitor

Chaplain—Rev. B. Stokes, L.TH. (St.

M ark’sParsonage),Seremban, F.M.S.

Chaplain’s Warden—A. Edmonds, Egerton Road,m.b.,

Egan, Eugene, d.p.h. d.t.m., & h.—

J.P., C.H. Seremban; Teleph. 76

0170 NEGRI SEMBILAN

Evans & Co., H. W., Mechanical, Civil and Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association.

Structural Engineers and General Con- —(See Associations and Societies) ;

tractors—Works

Teleph. :Setul

Ad: Road, Seremban;"

H. W. 137; Cablemanaging

Evans, Evansco

proprietor Negri Sembilan Planters’ Associa-.

tion—(Aee Associations and Societies)

S.D. Joseph Raj., clerk dranghtsman

A. Wijesurendra,

Leong Yew Soong, do. Negri Sembilan Sporting Club—(See

Associations and Societies)

Fraser a: Neave, Ltd. (Incorporated in Negri Sembilan Press—147, Birch Road;

Straits Settlements), Aerated Water

Manufacturers—83,

ban; Teleph. 109; Birch

CableRoad,

Ad: Serem-

Atlas.

Head Office: Singapore. Branches: Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation,

Throughout

Sumatra Malaya; Siam, Java and Ltd.Road,

(Seremban Branch) — 63, Birch \

Seremban; Teleph. 237 and anal

58;

R. A. Cessford, manager (Kuala Cable Ad: Oversea;Codes:

Bentley’s. Head Office: China PrivateBldg.,

Lumpur; .

Lin Ah Chong, clerk-in-charge Agencies Throughout the Whole World j1

Chulia Street, Singapore. Branches and

Grenier A Son, Ltd., Charles, Stationers, Ng Loo Beng, manager

Printers & Publishers—6.9,

Seremban; Teleph. 177; BirchCableRoad,

Ad: Pratt, W. H., Engineer and Contractor i

Grenier ; London Office : 20, Billiter —Seremban; Cable

Teleph. 36; P.O.. Box 4ll

Ad:Pratt,

Pratt,proprietor

Seremban

Street, London E.C. 3 W. H.

L. T. Mutikisna, manager C. G. Fry, engineer

E. Cheng Pee, assistant C. H. Pratt, cashier

R, T. Fredericks, chief clerk

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor- Yan Sin Min, storekeeper and

poratedin

Ad: Achan,F.M.S.)—Port

Port DicksonDickson; Cable overseer

O. Whatmore, asst, storekeeper

Lee Kee & Co.,t < General Merchants — St. Paul’s Old Boys’ Association;

102 & 103, Birch Road; Seremban —(See Associations and Societies)

Koh Lian Chin, sole pfopr. & mgr.

Mansergh&Tayler, Ltd., VisitingTeleph. Seremban

Agents pliers and Trading Co., The, Estate Sup-;

and Estate Agents—Seremban; General Merchants—117,

128; Cable Ad: Visiting; Codes: A.B.C. Birch Road, Seremban; Teleph. 120 j

5th edn., BroomhaU’s Imperial Com- (Seremban); Cable Ad: Khongsoochin;,

bination Rubber edh., Birchwood, Codes: Private

iAB.C. 5th edn., Bentley’s and

Kendall’s and Bentley’s Khong Soo Chin, managing partner |

Directors—W. G. HowseA.B.S.

W. H. W. Gubbins, (managing), K. Vaithilingam, partner

Morton Agencies:

and A. E. Mullaly International Assurance

Secretary

Eastman, &A.C.A.

Accountant — L. H. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.Co., Ltd. M

Visiting Agent—A. E. Mullaly

Shimaya Hotel—83, Birch Road

Mercantile

Suppliers Co. (F.M.S.),

and General Ltd., Estate

Merchants—4,

Cameron Road, Seremban; Cable Ad: Sime, Darby

in S.S.), & Cp., Rubber

Plantation Ltd. (Incorporated

Estate and j

Mercom Tin MineExport

AgentsandandProduce

Valuers,Merchants,

General

Import,

Shipping and Insurance Agents—Birch

Motorists’

DealersRoad; Stores & Agency

and Commission Co., Motor Road, Seremban; Teleph. 94; Cable Ad: |

Birch Cable Ad: Agents—87-89,

Motoagency; Simit M. W. Hunt, manager

Codes: A.B.U. 5th edn. and,Bentley’s

Lee Kin Kon and Chia Shin Siew, (For Fuller Details See Sime Darby

joint managers Co., Ltd., Malacca and Singapore)

NEGRI SEME.LAN-PAHANG cm

i Straits Trading Co., Ltd., The (Seremban Seremban; Teleph. 240; Cable Ad: Radha,

Seremban; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Agency)—

T. Robertson, agent

t Port Swettenham United Engineers, Ltd., Civil, Structural,

Boustead & Co., Ld., forwarding agents Mechanical, Electrical, Sanitary t e

Marine Engineers,

Sungir Ujong Club— {See Associations builders, Steet, Iron Dredge & Ship-

& Brass Founders

and Societies) —Seremban; Office & Works: Birch

Road; Teleph. 16; Cable Ad: Uniteers;

Codes: {See Singapore). Head Office:

ITown Despensary, The, Chemists and Singapore

Druggists:— 9, Jalan Tunku Hassan, Wm. Laurie, resident engineer

PAHANG

r The State of Pahang lies between Trengganu and Johore, and extends along the

; eastern

Maout 130sidemiles of the peninsulaThe

in length. fromarea2 deg.

of the27 State

min. tois estimated

4 deg. 47 min. N., itssquare

at 13,820 coast miles,

line being

and

its principal river, which drains a large extent of country, is known by the same name

The river Pahang is, however, owing to its shallowness, navigable for small craft only

ithe 80,811country is sparsely

inhabitants, populated,

as compared withthere being,

146,064 according to the census of 1931

in 1921.

; The capital of the State is Kuala Lipis, situated at the mouth of the Lipis river

: where

August, is 1888,

also thetheseat of Government.

Sultan, actinginunder The

the State

adviceisofunder

the Britishofprotection,

Sultan and in

fora British Resident to assist the administration of the country,Johore,

which applied

request

was acceded to in October of that year.

The predominant rock is slate, but granite, sandstone, limestone, quartz, and schist

nbound, while traces of volcanic action at some remote age are shown by the presence

;>f basalt, trachyte, etc. As regards its mineralogy the State has always possessed a

high reputation for its product of gold and tin. Though during recent periods

these have been but little sought, the wonderful old gold workings discovered by

Messrs.

been wellKnaggs knownand andGower show that

populated. Goldthe State must,

is worked at some

on a large scalevery remotebytime,

atRaub have

the Raub

Australian Mining Company, and on a small scale elsewhere

The Pahang Consolidated Company, Ltd., have large tin mines at Sungei Lembing in by Chinese and Malays.

she

■;ind Kuantan

at Gambang district,

in theand there district.

Kuantan is much tin mining in the Bentong-Raub districts

bThe The revenue for 1935 amounted

State on 1st January, 1936, owed 825,509,504 to 85,422,021to the

andother

the expenditure

States of thetoFederation.

85,186,734-

The indebtedness

lire toconstructed, incurred

prove of aopenirjg by the State is represented by public improvements that

: remunerative character in years to >come. Excellent roads have-

oeen up land for planting and aiding prospecting for minerals,

jwhichAllconnects

principalthetowns F. M.areS. now

Railwaysconnected

and thebySiamese

telegraphRailways

and thehasnewbeentrunk railway

completed.

| it is now possible to travel by rail from Singapore to Bangkok through Kelantan.

I The'j■-934.The Thequantity

quantityexports ofof copra

of tin-ore rubber exported

were was

exported

in 1935at $2,390,134

valued amounted to against

542 tons$3,240,915

2029 tons valued atas $2,869,848

as againstin4201934.in

being a decrease

I in quantity of 245 tons and a decrease in value of $317,272 as compared with 1934.

hH The total gold

estimated valuefrom the State placed

of $1,224,062. The Raub on theAustralian

market inGold1935Mining

was 22,909

Company ounces of an

is respon-

E| j-ible for 92 per cent, of this total output.

1 The total value of trade for 1935 was $9,316,979 as against $10,357,242, a decrease

y of over 10 per cent.

C172 PAHANG

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

State Council

President—H. H. Al-Sultan Abu Hakar Ri; Ayatu’ d-diu al-mu’adzdzam

Shah,

Abdullah k.c.m.g., ibni al-Marhum al-Mu’tasim Bi’llah al-Sultan

British Resident—Hon. Mr. C. C. Brown, m.c.s.

The Legal Adviser

Tengku Marhum

Besar ofal-Sultan

Pahang —Ahmad

Hon. al-Mu’adzdzam

Tengku Sulaiman,

Shah o.M.G., ibni al-

Tengku Arif Bendahara—-Tengku

Bi’llah al-Sultan Abdullah Mahmud ibni al-Marhum al-Mu’tasim

Tengku Arif Temenggong—Tengku Abdul-Aziz ibni al-Marhum al-

Mu’ta-sim Bi’llah al-Sultan Abdu’ llah

Orang Kaya Indera Pahlawan—Che’ Wan Haji Abdu’ llah bin Engku

Temmenggong

Orang Kaya Indera Segara—Che’ Engku Abdul Jamal bin Engku Muda

Orang Kaya

M.C.S. Indera Shahbandar—Dato’ Hussain bin Mohamad Tayib,

Chief Kadzi Pahang—Haji Mohamad Daud bin Haji Zainal-Abidin

Tengku Muhammad,

Shah m.b.e., ibni al-Marhum Sultan Ahmad al-Mu’adzam

Tengku ’Umar ibni al-Marhum Sultan Ahmad al-Mu’adzam Shah

Unofficial Members—V. B. C. Baker, R. G. Young, j.p., Saiyid ’Abdu’r-

Rahman bin Hashim al- Habshi, J. P.

Household of H.H. the Sultan

Comptroller of the Household and Private Secretary—N. T. Bewick

Secretary—Tengku Mohamad, m.b.e., ibni al-Marhum al-Sultan Ahmad i

al-Mu’adzdzam Shah

Aide-de-Camp—Engku Muda Mohamad bin Che’ Engku Bendahara

Dato’ Dalam—Che’ Mohamad Tayib bin Haji Muhammad

British Residency District Offices—Lipis

Resident—Hon. Mr. C.C. Brown, m.c.s.' District Officer—J. F. F. Gregg, m.c.s;

Assist, do. —Abdul Rahman bin Mat

Secretariat Deputy Asst. District Officer—Raja Chik J

Secretary to Resident—M. J. Hayward, Jaffar bin Sultan Abdullah

M.C.S. Asst. District Officer, Cameron Highlands j;

Office Assistant—Lee Kim Swee — A. N. Goode, m.c.s.

Clerk, Class I—V. S&i avanamuthu, Yeong Malay Officer—Othman bin Abdul Karim.

Hong Thye Chief Clerk—Loh Ah Khan

Clerk, Class II—S. Thambiaiyah Financial Clerk—V. Arumugam

Clerks, Class III—M. Kathiravelu, V- Sanitary Inspector—J. S. Rodrigues

Murukesa Pillai, Ilyas bin Itam Mat Settlement Officer—Sallehudin bin Mat

Ali and Mohamed Sabar bin Haji Yahya Lela

PAHANG Cl 73

Rauh Malay Writer, District Office—Wan Majict

District Officer—W, A. C. Goode, m.c.s. bin Wan Talib

Deputy Assistant District Officer—Raja Chief Clerk, Land Office—F. Chong Teck

Zainal Azman Shah bin Raja Sir 2ndQuee

C Chulan

Temerloh bin EndutLand Office — Abdul Hamid

Clerk,

District Officer—H. G. Turner, m.c.s. Settlement Officers—Awang bin Tah and

Assist, Mohamad Salleh bin H. Mohamad Amin

MegatDistrict

Mohamed Officer

Isa—Megat Yunus bin Malay W riter, Land Office—Abdul Rah-

man bin Jusoh

Deputy Assist.

bin Mat Piah District' Officer—Ibrahim Tracer—Suleiman bin Koming

Chief Clerk—A. Mayilvanhanam Sanitary Inspector—Othman bin Haji

Land Clerk—V. Yeluppillai Usang

Malay Writer—Hindon bin Hassan Sanitary Board Clerk—Hitam bin Haji

Settlement Officers—Awang Mustaffia bin ChineseAli

Imam Isa, Ahmad bin Haji Hussin and Lim EeInterpreter Say

and Clerk of Court—

Abu Bakar bin Haji Hussin

Sanitary Inspr.—R. Sattanathari ,v Education Dkpauxmem'

Chinese Interpreter—Lee Kong Beng Inspector of Schools—Capt. B. Preedy,

Kuantan M.A., .M.C,. ■ .

District Officer—A. Hyde, M.c.s. Malay Assist. Inspector of Schools—

Asst. District Officer—Raja Mushahar bin Chief M oiiamed Ali bin Mohamed

Raja Yusof, m.a.s. -Clerk, Educ. Dept.—Mohamed bin

Dy. Asst. District Officer— Ma’arof bin Imam Teh

Sheikh Ahmad, m.a.s. Second Clerk, Educ. Dept.—K. Vyramuthu

Chief Clerk, District Officer—C. S. Third Ribut

Clerk, Educ. Dept.—Ab. Latiff bin

,■ , ,

Kandiah

Treasury Clerk—T. Kartigasu Clifford 'ScKoot', Kuala. Lipis

Sanitary Board Clerk—A. M. Kandasami Headmaster—D. B. J. Ambler, b.a.

Sanitary Health Inspector—S. Nagaling- Assistant Teachers—R.

Lian Ah Shin, Somasundaram,

T. C. Chelliah, V.Cheliap-

am

Settlement Officer—Abdul Rahim bin pah, Vasiah, Salleh

PaulbinChang

Hussain,

Ming T. Phang

Sinnappu,

and

Mohd. Jamil R. K. Selvanayagam

1st, Land: Office Clerk—S. Nalliah Kuan tan1 English School, Kuantan

2nd Land Office Clerk—Lee Jun Sang

Malay Writer—Mohamed Ali bin Tahir HeadmasterTeachers —A. Ramalingam

Clerk of Court and Indian Interpreter— Assistant — K. Thurairatnam,

Gurbachan Singh Kaulsi, S. Selvarat-

S. Cbelliah nam, Ten ten Eng, Loh Him Meow, S.

Chinese Interpreter—Chia Kah Sek

■Bentong Kandiah and: Abdullah bin Sultan

Raub English School, Raub

District Officer—Dato’ Hussain bin Mohd. Headmaster—J. S. Saini, B. sc.

Taib, M.c.s., M.s.c. Assistant Teachers—S. Mailyaganam, C,

Dy. Assistant District Officer—Mohamad Sivapakiam,

Ariffin.bin Mohd. Sulaiman, j.p.

Chief Clerk—K. Muttukumaru A riff bin Abdullah andChee

Chan KokOrm,

Swee Mohd

Hong

Settlement Officer—Abdul Rahman bin Headmaster—N. Bentong English School, Bentong

Suhor Appudurai

I Senior Health Inspector — W. H. T. Assistant Teachers — M. Thambipillai,

Abraham T. K. . Nadarajah, P. Gunaratnam,

Pekan S.Idris

Sivagurunathan,

bin Babjee Tan Eng Seng and

District Officer—E. B. David, M.c.s. Pekan English School, Pekan

Asst. District Officer—Tengku Hussain Headmaster — Tengku Mahmud bib

bin Tengku Yahaya, m.a.s. Terifiiku Haji Yusoff

Chief Clerk—J. Gomes

Correspondence Clerk—V. Coomarasamy

Treasury Clerk—N. Rasasingam Forests Department

2nd Clerk—Mohd. Radzi bin Ibrahim State Forest Officer (Pahang)—H. C.

3rd Clerk—Idris bin Ismail Dolman

0174 PAHANG

District Infant Welfdre Centre (West

(Lipis),Forest

K. H.Officers—Chan

Bryant (Betong Gin Ghee

and Pahang), Kuala Lipis

Raub), J. C. K. Marshall (Kuantan), E.. Health Sister—Miss M. Winton

C. Foenander

Assist. District (Temerloh)

Forest Officer—C. L. Infant Welfare Centre (East

Carrier (Rompin) Pahang), Kuantan

Forest Rangers—Mat Said bin Yaha- Health Sister—Miss N. E. Stafford

ya (Rompin), Pandak bin Khatib Health Branch: Health Office, West

Man (Raub) Pahang, Kuala Lipis

Chief Clerk—S. G. Pragasam

Medical and Health Department Health Officer—Dr. P. G. Currid,Bipis

Cable Ad : Health, Kuala

m.a.,

Cable Ad: Senmed, Raub m.b., ch.b. (Aberd.), Cert. (With

State Medical & Health Officer—Dr. W. Distinction), L.S.T.M.,

J. Moir, m.b., ch.b. (Aberd.), d.p.h. Health Office (East Pahang), Kuantan d.p.h. (Bond.)

(Bond.), d.t.h. (Bond.) d.t.m. & h. (Eng.), Cable Ad: Health, Kuantan

Cert.Clerk—K.

Chief Bond., s.t.m.

Ayadurai Health Officer—Dr. J. H. Hudson, B.sc.,

Medical Branch: Hospitals, Govern- m.b., ch.b. (Deeds), m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.

(Bond.)

ment Dispensaries, Infant Welfare

Centres and Asylums

General Hospital, Kuala Lipis Police Department

Cable Ad: Medical, Kuala Bipis

Medical Officer—Dr. T. A. Divine, m.b., Chief Mumford

Police Officer, Pahang—E. W.

ch.b. (Deeds), Cert. Bond , s.t.m.

Assistant

Parasurama Medical Dr. P. K. Assistant

Officer —(Madras)

Iyer, m.b.b.s. quarters,Superintendent

Kuala Bipis—Yeop of Police,Osman

Head-

Matron—Miss C. Ambrose bin Abdul Wahab

Sister—Miss J. W. Anderson

District Hospital, Raub Public Works Department

Cable Ad: Medical, Raub State Engineer, Pahang—J. B. Mac-

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr.

Menon, m.b.b.s. (Madras) P. K. Bachlan, h.c., m.sc., b. eng., assoc.m.

District Hospital, Bentong inst.c.e.

Cable Ad: Medical, Bentong Senior Executive Engineer, Kuantan

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. W. J. —W. H. Bindsay, b.sc., a.m.i.m. & cv.e.

Jesudason, l.m.su (Singapore) Executive Engineers—Kuala Bipis: H. A.

District Hospital, Kuantan Rofe,

Benton:a.c.g.i.,

E. T. Raub:

F. G. C, Hesketh,

Elbury, b.sc., b.sc.,

assoc.m.

Cable Ad: Medical, Kuantan INST. C.E., ASSOC. M. INST.P. STRUCT. E. andb.

Medical Officer—Dr. R. M.

r.c.s. (Eng.), L.R.c.p. (Bond.) B. Bowis, m. Cameron Highlands: O’Connell,

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. K. Assistant eng., assoc. M. inst. c.E. (Ireland)

.Natarajan, m.b.b.s. Engineer, Head Office—E. M.

Sister—Miss B. Murray Oborne, B.sc.

District Hospital, Mentakab Financial Assistant—K. Kandiah

Cable Ad: Medical, Mentakab Chief Clerk—J. R. Bazaroo

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. S. Sivaga- Chief Draftman—R. Rajaratnam

nam, l.m.s. (Singapore) Storekeeper—S. Kandiah

District Hospital, Pekan

AssistantCable Ad: Officer—Dr.

Medical Medical, Pekan State Treasury

Mohd. Said State Treasurer—Y. Kanapathy Pillai

Sister—Mrs. H. S- Hall(Singapore)

bin Mohamed, l.m.s.

Chief Clerk—K. Arunasalam

PAHANG—THE UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES C175

Central PahangPlanters’Association— Raubaust; Code : Broomhalls. Chas.

Chairman—W. G. Ashford A. Clarke & Son, Empire Chambers,

! Hon. Secretary—R. Noble • ueen Street, Brisbane, Secretaries

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, C. Coldham, b.e., general manager

Fire, Marine, Accident,, Motor F. N. Betheras, b.m.e., asst, general

I • General Insurance—Head Office:CarHong-

and ; manager

S. A. Pascoe, underground manager

, . kong

Agent—Cheah Sam Keat, 14, Ah J. Graswinckel, engineer

Pang Street, Bentong E. C. Bitzer, metallurgist

R, N. Hammon, asst, metallurgist

Pahang Club—Kuala Lipis E. T. Homewood, surveyer

3; | ; President Brit ish R(!sident {ex-officio) J. A. Sinclair, mine foreman ,

i ■ Hon. Secretary—J. R. H. Beadon R. McLean, do.

1 F. G. Crook, do.

Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., 0. B. Nines, assayer

Ltd. (Incorporated in Queensland) H. G. C. Ell wood, accountant

—Raub, Pahang, F.M.S. ; Cable Ad: Miss H. Heale, secretary

THE UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES

< The Malay States not included -in the Federation are Johore, Kedah, Perlis,

IKeiantan and Trengganu.

Articleof,3 aofBritish

pointment the Johore

AgentTreaty of the By11thanDecember,

in Johore. agreement 1885,

datedprovided

the 12thforMay,the1914,

ap-

this was altered so as to provide for the appointment of a British officer to be called

the General

ing Adviser,

the general whose adviceofmust

administration the be asked and

country and onacted upon in allother

all questions matters

thanaffect-

thoes

touching Malay religion and custom.

The States of Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan and Trengganu came under British protec-

tionSiamese

the on the Government

9th July, 1909, when, intoexecution

transferred the Britishof the Treaty ofallthesuzerainty,

Government 10th March,protec-

1909,

tion,

took administration

over from Siamese and control

Advisersoverin these

Kedah,fourPerlis

States. British Advisers

and Kelantan. on that day

In Trengganu, an

officer styled the British Agent assumed duty.

The Sultan of Trengganu, later, expressed a desire that his State should be

administrated

ment dated theupon 24thanMay,

improved

1919, basis,

agreedand,to byreceive

a Treaty with Adviser

a British His Majesty’s

(in placeGovern-

of the

British Agent provided for by an earlier Treaty of the 22nd April, 1910) and to ask

i country and all questions other than those touching the Mohammedan religion. the

and follow his advice upon all matters affecting the general administration of

I I mentThe Treatyforofthe1909

to Siam also provided

purpose of buildingfor athe loan southward

railway of £4,000,000fromby Bangkok

the F.M.S.to GoVern-

connect

i. f‘ increased

up with the to £4F.M.S.

?

Railways

750,000, in system via

consequence of a Kelantan

decision toThis sum upwasalsosubsequently

connect via Kedah.

I! i'‘passenger

The railwayservice

via KedahbetweenwasBangkok

opened and to traffic

Penangon was the inaugurated

1st July, 1918.on A2ndfastJanuary,

weekly

!« at1922.midday

The and

International Express leaves Bangkok every Wednesday and Saturday

arrives at Prai (the mainland station for Penang) on Thursday

9 Bangkok on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.

|t| States In general terms, it has

maybeen

be said

eventhatmorethe development of the Unfederated Malay

Malay inStates.

the lastTheir

decade

revenue, for instance, in remarkable

10 years hasthanmorethat

thanofquadrupled.

the Federated

C176 THE UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES-JOHORE

Although each of the live Unfederated Malay States preserves its individuality

withalso

but the greatest

between solicitude, thereFederated

is the friendliestStates

feeling,

and not only amongst them,

Settlements; and inthem

any and the

matter which tendsMalayto their common the Colony

advantage, ofyetthedoes

Straits

not

affect

another in many respects, both great and small. As examples of the difference in one

their individuality, there is ready co-operation. The States differ from the

smaller matters, it may be mentioned that Kedah, Perlis and Trengganu adhere to the

Mohammedan

calendar. The calendar,

system of whereas

internal Johore and Kelantan

administration differs have adopted onthebroad

very greatly; Christian

lines,

however, the resemblance between the States is strong. They are all Mohammedan

countries, and are governed by a Ruler who is advised by a State Council. (Johore has

separate Legislative and Executive Councils; in the other States the Councils are both

Legislative

Straits and Executive.)

Settlements. Their They

European use the coinageareand

officials the currency

British notes ofall theof

officers, almost

whom

and are lent, on deputation, to them by the Governments of the Straits Settlements

theirtheseparate

Federated

issuesMalay States. TheJohore,

of stamps. small Kedah,

State of Kelantan andinTrengganu

Perlis (which earlier dayshave was

a part of Kedah) still uses the Kedah stamps.

JOHORE

This State occupies the southern portion of the Malay Peninsula, and has an area,

of about 7,500 square miles. The State is ruled by a Sultan, who is juristic&lly

independent, but politically under the protection of the British Government. The

presentAbubakar,

Sultan Sultan, Ibrahim, was crowned

born in 1873, 2nd and ofsucceeded hisof father, the late

the 1st January, in1916, 1895,the

beingdignity of onan theHonorary November

Knight Grand thatCrossyear. On

of the

Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George was conferred on His

atHighness the Sultan

Johore Bahru on Mayby11th,His 1916.

Majesty

His the King,hasandbeenthedecorated

Highness investiturewithtook place

the Order

ofandthemoreBritish Empire

recently withinGrand

furthercross

recognition of hisExcellant

of the Most services during

Order the GreatBritish

of the War

Empire. Since 1910, the Sultan has had the services of an officer of the Malayan

Civil Service as General Adviser, and other members of that service are

seconded to control

now on a sound footingvarious departments,

and financially one ofwith the resultofthat

the wealthier the goveniment

the Malay States withis

large savings to meet the present fall in revenue. The country has made great pro-

gress in material prosperity, and has attracted a good deal of European capital,

invested in planting enterprises.

and The revenue for to1937$18,397,752

amounted to $20,196,688 against $17,988,691 inSurplus

ly36r

assetstheat expenditure

the end of 1936 amounted into 1937 against The

$43,662,504. $i7,911,794

railway,inwhich1936. connects

Singapore with the F. M. 8. system, was completed in 1909. Along its 120 miles it

provides

by access waterways,

the natural to the extensiveit is areas of valuable

operated forest

and leased by land

the F.notM.conveniently

S. Railways reached

Depart-

causeway has been constructed over the Straits of _ Johore, between thePeninsula.

ment, which now controls the whole of the railways in the Malay mainland ofA

Johre and

opened the Islandtrains

of Singapore, carrying a railway track and a roadway. It was

lar trafficforonpassenger

28th June, 1924.on 1st October, 1923. The roadway was opened to vehicu-

The capital is the town of Johore Bahru, or new Johore, as distinguished from

Jqhore

situated Lama,few ormiles

a little old up

Johore,

the the former

wide estuary seat of the

of the

the Sultans

Johore river.of Johore, which

town iswas

The newisland,

flourishing

lying received

about 17a milesplace on the nearest point of mainland to Singapore anda

have good todealtheofnorth-east

attentionofinSingapore city, inand1° $7,243,458

recent years 26' N. Public was Works

spent

on them in 1937. There are now about 875 miles of roads in the State, and new

roads are being constructed.

JOHOKE C177

The estimated population of the State in 1937 was 613,510, of whom 930

Europeans, 267,500, Malays, 268,300 Chinese, 72,600 Indians and 4,180 others. The were

Chinese are chiefly found as cultivators of rubber.

1936 1937

Imports $ 38,908,158 $ 47,288,555

Exports $ 76,897,361 $102,962,706

Total $115,805,519 $150,251,361

European and Chinese have taken up large areas for planting, chiefly rubber,

pineapples and coconuts. The export of tapioca was 12,604 piculs in 1937, as

compared with 58,7«3 piculs in 1936, and the value were $223,874 and $85,707

respectively. The export of rubber in 1937 amounted to 2,067,153 piculs, valued

at $86,349,336 against 1,495,527 piculs in 1936 valued at $59,348,483. A remark-

able feature of the rubber industry in this State is the large amount of land

taken up by the Japanese. In 1937, 742,055 piculs of copra, valued at $1,666,559

| and 286,602 piculs of areca-nuts, valued at $1,785,529 were exported.

At the present time the principal exports of Johore are the carefully cultivated

rubber, copra, gam bier, pepper and areca-nuts, and the natural products of tin, timber,

f rattans and damar. For almost all such produce Singapore is the port of shipment.

Johore is rich in iron ore, and a mine is being successfully worked by Japanese in

Batu Pahat and 519,339 tons of ore worth $2,596,696 were exported in 1937. The

; export of tin ore in 1937 amounted to 18,104 piculs.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

1' SiiIjTAN—His Highness Sir Ibkahim, g.c.m.g., k.b.e., g.b.e., Sovereign of the Most

Esteemed Darjah (Order

Mahkota Johore Karabatof the

(Family

CrownOrder) and theFirstMost

of Johore), ClassHonourable

Osmanieh Dariah

Order,

First Class Order of the Crown of Rumania, and First Class Order of the White

| Elephant of Siam; “Grand Croix” of the Ordre Royal du Cam bodge

Croix” of the Ordre Imperial du Dragon de 1’Annam; First Class Grand Cordonand “Grand

I ofof Scotland

the Order(Hon.);

of the Colonel

Rising Sun of Japan; Fellow

Commandant, Johore ofMilitary

the Royal

andZoological

VolunteerSociety

Forces

i and Hon. Col. Johore Volunteer Engineers. Born 17th Sept., 1873. Proclaimed

^ , 7th Sept., 1895; crowned 2nd November, 1895

[ Private

Hon. S.Secretaries- Majorp.i.s.

Abdullah, s.m.j., The Hon. Dato H. Md. Said, D.p.At..;., p.i.s. and Capt. The

Council of State Clerk of Councils — Inche Esa bin

I , President—Mentri Besar Abdullah, S. Ahmad bin Ali (Acting)

I Vice-do— Deputy Mentri Besar

General Advisee’s Office

Office of Mentei Besab Genl. Adviser—W. E. Pepys

Personal Assistant—Inche Ahmad Krppel

Mentri Besar—The Hon.1 Y. M. Ungku bin Jaafar

A. Aziz bin A. Majid d.k., c.m.g. Stenographer - IncheAtaiibin Mohd. Yasin

I Deputy Mentri Besar H. H. Tunku Clerks—Sheikh Ahmad bin A. Rahman

]• Temenggong Ahmad, d.k., p.i.s. and A. Majid bin Awaldin

Cl 78 JOHORE

State Secretariat Personal

(Acting)Assistant — Ismail bin Ariffin

State

bin Secretary—Hon,

AH, d.p.m.j. Dato Mohd. Salleh Chief Clerk — Abu Bakar bin Junid

Deputy State Secretary—M. Eunus bin (Acting)

Noordin (Acting) Customs Office

Office Assistant — Ungbu Ibrahim bin Johore Bahru

Ahmad (Acting) Deputy Commissioner—Dato Awang

Agricultural Department bin Omar

State Agricultural Officer — A. E. Assistant bin Superintendent—Syed Hashim

Abdullah

Coleman-Doscas,.; dip. agr. (w.a.) Causeway

Agricultural Officer, Jobore Central—J. Supt.—Mahmood bin Hussain (Acting)

Fairweather, n.d.a., u.d.a.

Agricultural Officer, Johore North—N. Asst. Superintendenfs— A bdul Kadir bin

Abdullah & Raja Omar bin Chik

H. Sands, dip. agr. (wye.) Mudr

Audit Office Dy. Commissioner—Ibrahim bin Abu

Auditor—Wan Jusoh bin Ali Bakar

Actg. Assist. Auditor—Abdul Aziz bin Asst. Supts. — Zainal bin Mohamed and

Mohamed Sam bin Haji Abdul

Hj Shukor Rahim

Clerk, Grade I—Othman bin Mohd. Noor

Clerk, Grade II — Mohd. Taib bin SuperintendentBatu Pahat

Ismail Rahman — Ibrahim bin Abdul

Bankruptcy and Companies Office Asst. Supt.—Ahmad bin Awang

Official Assignee and Registrar of Kota Tinggi

Companies—J. B. Weiss

Assistant Official Assignee — Inche Supt.—Ahmad binPontian Ibrahim (Acting)

Mahmud bin Mohamed Shah Supt.—Awang Chik bin Pandak

Official Administrator - J. B. Weiss

Assistant Official Administrator—Inche Supt.—Ja’afar binSegamat Ali (Acting)

Mahmud bin Mohamed Shah Mersing

Commissioner for Workmen’s Compensa-

tion—J. B. Weiss Asst. Supt.—Abdul Rahim bin Kimen

Chandu Monopoly Preventive Branch

Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Teleph. Senior Supt.—D. Johore Bahru

92232(Johore) P. Stokes

J ohctre Bahru Supt.—J. Tolmie

Supt.—Commissioner of Trade it Customs Asst. Supts.—Wan Abdullah bin Haji

Deputy Supt.—Shahdan b. H. Md. Salleh Wan Hussein, Onn bin Abdullah and

Ongku Abdul Majid bin Ali

(Actg.). , Muar

Assist, do. —Saffar bin Morja Supt.—A. H. Gridley

Storekeeper—Ahmad bin Sendot Asst.

Chief Clerk— A. Aziz bin Abdullah

Muar Aziz bin H aj i Taibbin Aman and Abdul

Supts.—Roaf

Assist. Supt.—Wan Ibrahim b. Uda Batu Pahat

Batu Pahat, Endau, Segamat, Kota Supt.—N. D. Mackay

, Tinggi and Kukop Asst. Supt.—Manas bin Simen

Assist. Supts.—The Supts. of Customs East, Kluang

Supt.—O. R. T. Henman

Customs Department Asst. Supt.—Elias bin Haji Ali

Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Segamat

Teleph. 92232 Asst. Supt.—Ongku Ahmad bin Omar

Customs Office, Causeway, Johore Pontian Kechil

Bahru; Teleph. 92268 Asst. Supt.—Osman bin Ahmad

Office of Commissioner of Trade Chandu Monopoly

and Customs Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Teleph.

Commissioner—G. R. Sykes 92232 (Johore)

JOHOKE C179

Johore Bahru Government English School, Muar

I Supt. Commissioner of Trade and Headmaster—J. R. Taylor, m.a.

Customs—G. R. Sykes European Master—W. S. Morgan, b.a.

, Dy.Salleh Supt.—Shadan Assistant'Masters —L.C.Sarny,

D. Westwood, A.

(Acting) bin Haji Mohamed upillay, Sinnathamby,

N. A. P.Hannay, T. Sivagur-

Chelliah John,

E Asst. Supt.—Safiar bin Morja b.a.,

Storekeeper—Ahmad bin Sendot

Chief Clerk—A. Aziz bin Abdullah HansTan Raj Chong

Bangah,Chew, P. C. Joseph,

K.Y. Lingam, A. K.

Muar Pillai, S. P. Johnston, Md. Hashim bin

\ Asst. Supt.—Wan Ibrahim bin Uda Mat Piah, K. A, Chaly, Law Chin Tang,

Batu Pabat, Pontian, KotaTinggi, Segamat G. Ward and S. Afumugam

U --Duties of Assistants Superintendent Assist. Mistresses—Mrs. B. de Souza and

|' Chandu Monopoly Are Performed by Mrs. E. Hannay

Government English Preparation

Superintendents of Customs School, Johore (Muar)

i Mersing—Duties Performed by Assistant Headmistress—C. E. Milne

II Superintendent of Customs

Asst. Masters—L. Gawthorne,

teiro and Yusof Tajudiu R. A. Mon-

b. Teh

Education Department

]! Supreme Court Buildings; Telephone No. Asst.Government Mistress—Mrs. B. de Souza

English School, Segamat

| L 14, Johore

?■ Supt. of Education—F. L. Shaw Headmaster—R. E. Ince, b.a.

{. Inspectors, Malay Schools—A. Shukor Assistant Masters—Gurdial Singh, V.

| bin Hamidon Ismail,binSyed Esa bin Alwee and A. Mathew, b.a.,, Lim Teck Slang,

fclj. Andak K. Cartygesu, Khor Beng Hoe, Ang

11I Inspector,

Ya’acob Religious Schools—Ahmad bin Kean Kah, A. K. Mahadev, Halim bin

Hj. A. Rahim, Syed Othman bin Ali,

i: Asst. Inspector, Malay Schools—Alias b. V. Chandasakaram and K. P. Chaly

1 Akhbar Assist. Mistresses—Miss M. Yan Someren

Office Asst.—Wan Mohamed bin Ibrahim and Miss K. Aeria

Insp., Tamil Schools—S. Yenkata Raman Government English School,

English College, Johore Bahru Balu Pahat

Headmaster—C. E. H. Jacobs Headmaster^—Noel Rees, b.a.

! f European Masters—H. D. Grundy, b.a. Assistant Masters—Lee Kong Boon, S. A.

, and C. R, Tolliday, b.a. Monteiro, M. E. Mathews, R. A. Alfred,

!;!- Assistant Masters—F. S.Devasagayam,

N. Chopra, b.a., C. R. Krishnan, G.

Subramaniam, F. A. LeJ.Vos,Treusein,

Ahmad binS. sekaram, T. Moreira, M. Gnana-

B. N. Chatterjee, Daud bin

!; Suleiman, So Hoo Kum Chin, G. J. Md. Amin,

: Stephens, Ng Ah Ow, b.a., P. L. Arunasalam andKoeM- Ewe LueasTeik, M.

1 Machado, Wee Hye Kwee, Md. Salleh

; bin Hassan, M. A. H. Wyatt and A. Assist. Mistresses — Mrs, E. A. Mon-

V. Arunisalam teiro and Mrs. D. S. Alfred

j - Hukit Zahrah School, Johore Bahru Trade School, Johore Bahru

. ; Headmaster—George Lowe Senior Instructor—J. W. Moore

! ; Assistant Masters—R. A. Logan, C. I. Asst. Masters—A. Wahid bin Sulai-

man, Omar bin Ismail, Akarim bin

f Joseph; T. V. Sundaram, b.a., Md. Aris Suleiman b. Hj. Omar and

T.Hock,H. J.Annadurai Aiyer, Khoo Peng

A. David, Chen Siew Suan, Md. Jamil W. H. Yusof

LI Chiang Mong Hoe, V.

Madhavaniar, b.a., Goh Teik Chow, Krishna, M.

{ Zainal Abidin Fire BrigadS;

Oman and Missbin Tamby Koh Gim Officer-in-Charge—J.

M. Pereira A. D. Anderson

Clerk- do. —K. Sitarama Ayer

JVge Heng Primary School,

Johore Bahru Forest Department

Headmistress—Mrs. M. J. Hamilton

jl’Assistants Mistresses—Mrs. J. Lowe, Mrs. Conservator—A. E. Rambaut, m.f.s.

Assist, do., Kluang—J. E. Garfitt,

L.SiewMoore, Mrs. H. K. Wee, Mrs. Chan

Suan, Tan Kiong Hee, Md. Noor Sub-Assist. M.F.S.

A; Ghani, Toh Boon Chin and G. Kosai b. Conservator,

b.Pachymuthu H. M. Salleh

Jphore Bahru-

Cl 80 JOHCRE

Government Printing Office Deputy Pathologist & Official Analyst—

Superintendent—K. C. David S. Luther

Asst. Printer-—Markom B. H. M. Said Lady Medical Officer i/c Children’s Ward

& Outdoor—Mrs. W. N. 1). Lowson ,

Chief Clerk—Md. Amin B. Idris Assistant Medical Officers — N. K. Sharma,

Health Department P. J. Joseph,

Meng and Hu SyedChocMahmood

Ing, HengbinYeck A.

Health Office—Johore Bahru Rahman Alkudoy

Senior Health Officer—E. A. Stru- Matron, Grade I—Miss C. Monk

thers (Acting) •

Health Officer, Johore South—W. Nursing Sisters—Miss K. E. G. Giffen,

Miss L.Miss

H. D.Parkins, Miss M.

Puleston Jones Early,

Asst. Health Officer, Jo'hore Bahru—(•B.' Jones, M. Preston, MissS. W.K. M.J,

Bhimayya Miss E. F. McConochy,

Law, Miss O. M. Gunner, Miss MissA.T. D.T.

Chief Health [nspeetoV —Haji Mohamed Service, Miss M. J. Turnbull, Miss

bin His^anf Acting) • M. Sparks and Miss E. P. Markby

(Temporary)

Senior Healtli Inspector, Grade I.—M. B. Nurse

Leicester Tutor —Mrs. N. W. Harvey

Women and Children’s Clinic, Government Hospital, Muar

Johore Bahru Medical Officer-in-Charge—W. C. Evans

Lady Medical Officer-in-Charge—Mrs. Deputy

M. Smallwood bin HajiBacteriologist—Mohamed,

Abdul Hamid Salleh

Health Visitors — S. Tratnick, C. Assistant Medical Officers Iv. Damodaran

and V. J. John

Veitch, M. K. Paglar and Tengku Nursing Sisters—Miss G. M. Grafton and

Marian Miss M. L.Nurse—Mrs.

Reeve L. A. Rozel

Dental Clinic, Johore Bahru Maternity

Dental Surgeon—J. D. Pinkerton Government Hospital, Batu Pahat

Lady Dental Surgeon—Mrs.. Hilda Assistant Medical Officer — A. N.

Xilo Gangully

Health Office, Muar

Health Officer, .1 chore North Muar — Maternity Nurse—Mercy Lee

Government Hospital, Segamat

J. C. P. Grey Deputy Medical Officer C. Chelliah

Health Inspector, Grade I—V James Government Hospital, Kota Tinggi

Women and Children’s Clinic, Muar Deputy

Lady Medical Officer-in-Charge—Mrs. wamy Medical Officer—K. Coomaras-

Harley Clarke Government Hospital, Kluang

Maternity Nurse—Mrs. M. Carvalho Deputy Medical Officer^-S. T. Aiyathurai

Women and Children’s Clinic, Govt. Hospital, Pontian Kechil

Batu Pahat

Lady Medical Officer Mrs. E. McMullan Assistant Medical Officer- —A. Murugesu

Maternity Nurse —Mrs. Heusman Govt. Hospital, Mersing

Health Office, Johore Central, B. P. AssistantGovt. Medical Officer—Lim Ah Sitt

Hospital, Tangkak

Health Officer, Johore Central—J. R. Assistant Medical Officer—K. Eapen

Gwynne (Acting) J.M.F. Hospital, Johore Bahru

Senior Health Inspector, Grade II— Deputy Medical Officer—S. Luther

N. K. Krishnan Gaol Hospital, Johore Bahru

Dental Clinic, Muar Medical Officer-in-Charge—E. W. Martin-

Assistant Dental Surgeon—Teo Lam dell

Chye Assistant Medical Officer—P. J. Joseph

Dental Clinic, Bata Phat Government Out-Door Dispensary,

Assistant

Karim Dental Surgeon — Abdul Johore Bahru

Medical

Bahru—E. Officer i/c Officials, Johore

W. Martindell

Hospitals and Dispensaries

Government Hospital, Johore Bahru Deputy Medical Officer—H. C. Samuel

Kukup Dispensary

Physician—J. M. A. Lowson Dresser-in-Charge—Mohamep bin Haj

Surgeon—C. P. Allen Siraj

JOHORE ClSl

Lumatic and Leper Asylums, 2nd-in Command—Lieut. Col. Dato

Johore Bahru Hon. Yahya bin A. Talib, d.p.m.j.

Deputy Medical Officer—J. D. Perinbam Military Major D.Adviser and Chief Instructor-

M. hloyes-Lewis

Assistant Medical Officer—N. S. Nather Adjutant—Major Mohd. Tahir, s.m.j.

Land Omcs Quarter-Master

bin Ahmad — Capt. Abdul Rahman

Commissioner of Land & Mines—H. S. Stall Officer—Maj. Hon. Dato Haji Mohd.

Paterson Said bin Haji Sulieman, d.p.m.j., p.i.s.

Office Assist.—Abu Bakar bin Ahmad

Clerk, Class I—Ahmad bin Arshad

Collector of Land Revenue, Johore Warden ofMines Department

Mines—A. Bean

Bahru—Wan Idris bin Ibrahim

Collector of Land Revenue, Muar—F. Clerks—A. Rais and B. H. A. Hamid

K. Wilson Municipality

Collector of Laud Revenue, Batu Pahat— Town -Boards—Johore Bahru

R. E. Wilson

Collector of Land Revenue, Segamat— President—R. W. Grant, m.c.s.

A. J. Gracie Deputy President — The Protector of

Collector of Land Revenue, Kluang— Members Chinese, ofJohoreTown Boards—The State

L. R. F. Earl

Collector of Land Revenue, Pontian— Veterinary Surgeon, Johore, The State

Treasurer, Johore, The District Sur-

R. V. Brant veyor, Johore Bahru, The Senior-

Collector of Land Revenue, Kota Executive Engineer, P.W.D., Johore

Tinggi—A. N. Ross

Collector of Land Revenue, Mersing Bahru, The Collector of Land Revenue,

Johore South,

Bahru,TheTheGovernment

Health Archit

Offieer,

—Othman bin Buang Johore

Legal Advisee’s Department

Legal Adviser— R. Moor (Acting) Police Officer, Johore Bahru, The Chief

e.ct, P.W.D., Johore Bahru, The Hon.

Deputy Public Prosecutor—Abdul Hamid Tan Inche Onn bin Jaafar, Dr. T. E. Cheah,

bin Mustapha Chuan Quee, P. V. Gharry and

Ohief Clerk—Ismail bin A. Kadir C. G. Toh

Clerk- Hussein bin Mphamed Acting Secretary—Syed Abdul Kadir bin

Mohamed

Magistrate’s Court Financial Assistant—Oh Gim Koey

First Magistrate—J. B. Weiss Building Inspector & Dy. Registrar

Second Magistrate—Sheikh Abubakar Acting of Jinrikishas—G. A. Marshall

bin Yahya Town Supervisor—W. H. Brockett

Third Magistrate— Raji Suleiwan bin Office of Registrar-General of Births

• Raja Bot and Deaths

Medical Department Registrar-General—G. H. Garlick

A dminis tra tion Police Department

Principal Medical Officer—Dato G. H. State Headquarters—Johore Bahru

Garlick, d.p.m.j. Headquarters

Secretary to Principal Medical Offi- Commissioner of Police—H. StaJ, Johore

cer, Johore—Inche Abdul Rashid b. worthy B. Lang-

j Ismail, s.m.j. Adjutant—F. K. McNamara

Accountant—I. A. Rashid Ismail (Acting) Officer i/c Police Depot—F. K. McNamara

f Chief

man Store Keeper—Syed A. Rah- Assistant Officer i/c Police Depot—Inspt.

bin Ahmad

*• Ahmad b Haji Hussein

Asiatic Pharmacist Wong Lick Heing Officer-in-Charge “ A” Company, Police

Military Department Depot—Pro-Inspt. Muslim b Haji

(Johore Forces) Abdullah

j,’i Headquarters-^-The Fort, Bukit Officer

Police- inDepot—Sub-Inspt.

- Charge “ B ”Hazara Company,

Singh

Timbalan, Johore Bahru Licensing Officer, Motor Vehicles—H.

| Col. Comdt. — Col. H. H. Sir Ibrahim, G. Brooks

’ Sultan of Johore, d.k., s.p.m.j., g.c.m.g., Asst. Licensing Officer, Motor Vehicles—

G.B.E., etc. Daud b Admad

C182 JOHOEE

1

Detective Branch O.C.P.D., Kulai—Irispt. Abdul Hamid b

Chief Detective Officer—Date Abdul Kadir

Abu Bakar O.C.P.D.,

b Buang, d.p.m.j., p.i.s. Pontian—Inspt. Hitam b Lamit

Inspector, Weights and Measures—S ub- O.C.P.D., Plentong—Inspt. Mahbob b

Inspt. Mohamed b Salim Ahmad

Segamat Circle Kota Tinggi Circle

Chief PoliceSegamat—Inspt.

O.C.P.D., Officer—J. E. C. DennyHashim b Chief Police Officer—L. D. E. Cullen

Mohee 0„C.P.D.,

Abu Bakar Tinggi—Inspt. Haron b

Kota

Court Inspector—Inspt. Abdul Eahman O.C.P.D.,

b Salleh Mersing — Inspt. Ali b Haji

Traffic Inspector—Prob. Inspt. Dahadi b O.C.P.D., Hassan

Mohamed Labis—Inspt.

Yassin Pengerang—Sub-Inspt. Sulong

O.C.P.D., Abdullah b b Hussin

Kassim Posts and Telegraghs Dept.

Assistant Licensing

Vehicles— Abdu 1 HamidOfficer, Motor Postmaster

b Haji Moin General — E. W. Hide

Mudr Circle Superintendent-W. H. Oliver

Chief Police Officer—J. Gardiner Chief Telegraph Engineer—S. P. Morton

Malay Assistant Commissioner—Ahmad b Telegraph Engineers —G. W. Bristow and

L. V. Waumsley

Haji Tahir Johore Bahru

O.C.P.D., Muar — Inspt. Hashim b

MaridanInspector — Inspt. Yusof b Postmaster—A. Eanee bin Ibrahim

Court

Ibrahim Tangkak — Inspt. Othman b Postmaster—Ibrahim Miliar

O.C.P.D., bin H. Ismail

Mohamed Yassin Batu Pahat

O.C.P.D., Panchor—Sub-Inspt. Tawas Postmaster— Omar bin Mustaffa

Khan

Licensing

Morris Officer, Motor Vehicles H. C. Inspr. of Prisons Department

Batu Pahat Circle Prisons (Johore) and Supt. of

Chief Police Officer—H. J. Barnard Prisons (Johore Bahru) — F. M. Still

Malay Johore Bahru

SamarlAssistant

b Puteh Commissioner—Abdul Gaoler, Grade II—W. Muar

Lindsay (Acting)

O.C.P.D., Batu

Noor b Hamid Pahat —Inspt. Mohamed

Court Inspector—Inspt. Abdul Eahman Gaoler, District Supt.—F. K. Wilson

b Mohamed Grade III—C. Bonning (Acting)

Traffic Inspector — Sub-Inspt. Hashim Public Works Department

b Mahat

O.C.P.D., Senggarang — Sub - Inspt. Johore Office),

Bahru; Telephs. 92311 (Head

92409

Khamis b Ba’adon

O.C.P.D., Yong Peng—Sub-Inspt. Manap District Office)(Water Department

and 92244 (Store and

and

b Nawar Eenggam—Inspt. Othman b Workshop)

O.C.P.D., Headquarters Staff, Johore

Haji Samad State Engineer—F. M. G. MeConechy,

O.C.P.D, Kluang—A.C.P. Musa b Yusoff, Senior B.SC., ASSOC.M.INST. C.E.

S.M.J. Executive Engineer—(Vacant)

Licensing Officer, Motor Vehicles—L. C. Executive Engineer—J. A. Henderson*

Marsh A.M. INST. C.E.

Jchore Bahru Circle Assistant Engineer—G. Egan, b.e.

Chief

MalayPolice Officer—L.

Assistant H. Pearce — Wan Accountant—F. M. Still

Commissioner

MohamedJohore

b LTdaBahru—A.C.P. Haron b Chief Clerk—C. S. Subramania Iyer

O.C.P.D., Architectural Branch

Hassan Government Architect—(Vacant)

Court Inspector—Inspt. Abdul Khalid b Assistant b.a.

Architect—H. C. Upton, a.r.i.

Dato Klana Putra Mamor

Traffic Inspector—Inspt. Mohamed b Mechanical Branch

Abdul Jamal Senior Mechanical Engineer—E. Eves

JOHORE 0183

Waterworks Branch Kluang

i Senior Executive Engineer — J. 0. Telephs. 18 (Office) and 46 (Executive

Engineer’s Office)

Plunkett, m.inst.c.e.

I Technical Assistants—J. A. Danker and Executive A.M.I C.E. Engineer—J. J. Bryan, B,sc.r

:■ K. G. Menon

District Office Staff, Johore Bahru Assistant Engineer—(Vacant)

Technical Assistant—R. S. Subramaniam

Senior Executive Engineer - F. J. Chief Clerk—K. Chelvathurai

Button, a.m.i.o.e. Segamat .

Assistant Engineers—W. P. Winston, Teleph. 16 (P. W. D. Office)

a.m.i.o.e. , J. H. B. Fairley and Ariffin ExecutiveA.M.I.C.E.,

Engineer—J. M. Billing, b. sc.,

ASSOC. M.INST. CR. E.

| bin Haji Elias Technical

Public Works Department sein and Assistants—Hashim

K. S. Maniam bin Hus-

I Technical Assistants—j. A. H. Reid,

; W. A. Keyt, B. R. Charlie and K. Judge — TheSupreme Court

Hon. Mr. Justice J. V.

M. Abdue, a.m.i.str.e. G. Mills

l.! Chief Overseer—Musa bin Taib Registrar—J. B. Weiss

Superintendent Anti-Malarial Works—R. Assistant Registrar—Inche Mohamed bin

’ Rajangam

: Chief Clerk—Syed Hassan bin Mohamed Mohamed Shah '

$ Alkudri Survey Office

Muar

i Telephs. 22 (Senior Executive Engineer’s Chief Head Office, Johore Bahru

Surveyor—F. A. Fend all

i- Office) and 64 IP. W. D. Workshop)

i Senidr Executive Engineer—W. H. Office Deputies — H. W. Hamilton and

G. L. Gibson

Hipwell

1 Assistant

and W. W. Morton L. Ashley, b. s.c. Office

Engineers—E. Assistant—Mohamed b. Yusof

(Acting)

t Technical Assistants—F. A. van Schoon- Chief

f beck, J. H. Carvalho and S, Vy thilingam Head Draftsman—T.LyeM.Khui

Clerk—Low (Acting)

Kassipillai

Chief Clerk—V. L. Joshua Head Computer—X. K. Pillai

Waterworks District Offices, Johore Bahru

iI Technical

am and C.Assistants—O.

C. Scully M. Subramani- District Surveyor—M. and Pontian

F. Cameron

Batu Pahat District Offices, Muar and Segamat

] Telephs. 7 (Senior Executive Engineer’s District Surveyor—J. K. Ramsay

| Office) and 81 (P. W. D. Store) District Offices, Batu Pahat & Kluang

[L Senior Executive

Anderson, b. sc. Engineer- J. W. S. District Surveyor—R. A. Simcock

j Assistant Engineers—W.

F. C. Jones and IsmailO.binBelton, B. sc., Surveyor-on-Agreement—A. B. Griffin

Mohamed

I Doon District Offices, Kota Tinggi and

i Chief Clerk—Annuar bin Haji Malik Mersing

District Surveyor—A. D. Cooper (Acting)

Johore East, Mersing

Office - Mersing; Teleph. Mersing 7 Treasury Department

f Executive Engineer—F. E.ASSOC.

B. Murphy, Financial

General—N. Commissioner and Auditor

A. Sedwick (Acting)

f B.SC.,

C.E. ' ASSOC. M. INST. W.E., M. INST.

State Treasurer

Assistant Engineer—M. J. P. Casserly Duties —Ibrahim bin Abu Bakar & Collector of Stamp

|; Chief

Branch Office—Kota Tinggi; Teleph. Duties—Ismail bin Abu Bakar of(Acting)

Clerk— 1 .ee Gee Tee Assist. Treasurer and Collector Stamp

■ Kota Tinggi 4 Accountant —H. Amin bin Ahmad;(Acting)

, Chief Overseer—V. B. Menon Probate Examiner—Ng Yook Fong

0184 JOHQKE

BATU PAHAT DISTBICT

State Commissioner“-U ngku Suleiman Collectors of Land Revenue— R. E.

bin Mohd. Kalid, d.k., d.p.m.j., p.i.s. Wilson, I. Talib bin Hj. Talib, L.

Secretary—Syed Omar bin Abdul Rahman Hussen b. H. M. Sulong, I. A. Rah-

Al-atas man bin Musa and Ungku Mohd.

Assistant Adviser—11. E. Wilson bin Musa and Ungku Mohd Salleh

b. Ismail

2nd Assist. Adviser—K.. G. A. Dohoo Chief Settlement Officer—H. W. Ha-

First Magistrate—R. E. Wilson milton

Second Magistrate—Ahmad bin Abas Asst. Settlement Officer—I. Ahmad

Harbour Master—Opypo bin Haji Abas bin Ab. Bakar

Malay Inspector of Schools—Syed Esa

President, Town Board—Y. M. Ungku bin Alwee

Suleiman bin Mohd. Khalid, b.k. Supt. of Customs—I. Ibrahim bin Ab.

Deputy President, Town Board—R. E. Rahman

Wilson District Treasurer—I. Ab. Majid bin

Ibrahim

Secretary, Town Board—Inche Ahmad Sr. Agri. Assistant—H. Ab. Rahnmn

bin Md. Shah bin Mahmood

ENDAU DISTRICT

District Office Sub-Treasury Office

District Officer — Inche Othman bin Treas.—Inche

Buang, s.m.j.

Othman bin

Clerk—Inche Ibrahim bin Othman

Buang, s.m.j.

Chief Clerk—Inche Ibrahim bin Awang Kathi Office

Officer-in-charge,

Daud Bin Mahmud Padang Endau—Ungku Kathi—Haji Hasbollah bin Haji Hassan

Chief Clerk—Shiekh Ubit bin Ahmad

Town Board Office Public Works Dept.

President, Assistant Engineer - W. D. Tucker

bin Buang,Town

s.m.j.Board—Inche Othman Chief Clerk—Tan Jee Tee

Chief Clerk—Inche A. Aziz B. A. Hamid Forest Office

Land Office Forest Ranger—Mohd. bin Mohd. Samian

Collector

man binofBuang,

Land s.m.j.

Revenue—Inche Oth- Posts and Telegraphs

Assistant Collector of Land Revenue— Post Master—R-ijS' Halim b. Mohamed

Inche Mohd. Noah bin Omar

Chief Clerk—Inche Adon bin M. Yatirn Senior GroupMalay Teachers

Teacher—Inche Hashim bin

Court Office Haji Ahmad

Teachers (Boys’ School) — Abdullah bin

1st Magistrate—Inche Mohd; Noah bin Othman,Yusuf

Abas bin Othman, Mohamed

Omar

2ndBuang,

Magistrate — Inche Othman bin in HajibinAli Haji Abdullah and Hassan

s.m.j. Customs Office

Chief Clerk Inche Haron bin Abdul

Majid Supt.—Ahmad bin Ibrahim

Court Interpreter—Chong Ah Poi Chief Clerk—Wan

Rahman Mustaffa bin Abdul

Hospital Office Police Office

Assistant Surgeon—P. J. Joseph O.O.P.D.—Inche Sulong bin Omar

JOHORE (Ji85

•Johore Military Forces Endau Club—Mersing

Officer Comdg.—Capt, Musa bin Yusuf, President

S.M.J. — Inche Othman bin Buang,

R.i.s. Vicebin President—Inche Mohamad Noah

2nd Lieut.—Abdul Hamid bin Daud Omar

Secretary—Ungku Jaffar bin AH

.Johore Volunteer Forces Assist. Secretary—Inche Hassan bin Haji

Abubakar

Officer Commanding—Othman b. Buang Treasurer — Inche Ahmad

Sergt. Major—Abdul Aziz bin Ismail Assist. Treasurer — Inchebin. Ibrahim

Ibrahim bin

Yan

Licensing Board Auditor —Inche Baron bin Abdul Majid

Asst.

OsmanAuditor — Inche Abdullah bin

Chairman —Inche Othman bin Buang, Committee—Inche Abdul Gani bin Bah-

S.M.J.

Vice-Chairman—Inche Mohd. Noah bin nan, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ismail, Inche

Keling bin Shukor and Inch Ha-

Omar shim bin Haji Ahmad

Committee—Assistant Surgeon, Supt. of Foreman Member—Capt. Musa bin

Custom. Towkay Chang Yik, Towkay Yusof, S.M.J., P.I.S.

Chong Earn and Inspector of Police

Marine Treasury Department

Port Officer—Abdul Aziz bin Ismail Treasurer—Syed Abdullah bin A. Majid

(Kluang)

MUAR DISTRICT

State Commissioner’s Office

State Commissioner—Dato’ A. Kadir bin District Surveyor—J. K. Ramsay

Daud, d.p.m., j.p.i.s.

Secretary to State Commissioner—Inche Secretary,

bin Login

Town Board — Inche Bidin

Abu Bakar bin Andak, s.m.j.

Asst.

WilsonAdviser and 1st Magistrate—F. K. Inspector of Malay Schools — Inche A.

Shukor bin Ismail

Second Asst. Adviser—J. A. A. Faith Senior Executive Engineer of Public

1stbinClass Magistrate—Tuan Haji Nasir Works—W. H. Hipwhell

H. Salleh Postmaster — Inche Ibrahim bin Haji

Chief Police Officer—J. Gardiner Ismail

Medical Officer—W. G. Evans Harbourmaster—U. Abdul Rahman bin

Treasurer—Inche A. Majid bin Ahmad Ahmad, d.k.

Deputy Commissioner of Trade and District Officer, Chohong—Inche Hassan

, Customs—Inche Ibrahim bin A. Bakar bin Abdullah (Buang)

Allen & Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors eral Insurance—Head Office: Hongkong

and

Muar;Notaries Public—23,

Cable Ad: Gledhill F.JalanCameron,

Majidi, Chief Office, Bank

Southern Agencies—

Solicitor-in-Charge—I. Hongkong Chambers, S’pore

advocate and solicitor General Agents — Chop Eng Hock

Hin, 6, Jalan Haji Abu, Muar

Bakri and Saaban, Auctioneers and

Appraisers—Cable Ad: Hajibakri Crawford Dr. R., m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & h.

China

Marine,Underwriters,

Accident, MotorLtd.,

Car Life, Fire, (Lond.), Estate Medical Officer—Mura,

and Gen- Johore, Malay States

0186 J0H0RE

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Teleph. 21; Cable Ad: Oversea; Codes:

Corporation

hone 92482, — Johore

Johore; Bahru

Cable Ad: ; Tele- Bentley’s and Private

Minaret

ohore People’s

Ibrahim,Dispensary,

Johore Bahru; The —Also34, atJalan

42,

T.J. W.

C. F.Doyle, sub-agent

Connell Jalan, Ibrahim

Dr. H. S. Yeoh, m.b.b.s., medical

Johor® Civil Bahru;

ServiceTeleph.

Club92247

—Sungei consultant

Staff — Y. Liang Soo, R. Gospal, P.

Chat, Johore Sarny, R. B. Krishman and Wong

Patron—H. H. The

President—H. B. LangworthySultan of Johore Kwong Foo

Committee—S. P. Morton,

Pery, H. D. Grundy, D. P.H. Stokes

V. H. Regent Poultry Farm, Specialists:

and E.Treasurer—C.

C. Crosse Ritchie White

C. & S. Leghorn, Australorp,

L. Wyandottes, Turkeys,

R. I. Reds,, etc.,

Hon. and Breeders of High Class Cattle —

Hon. Secretary—J. Hardman

Clefk-Bobk-keeper—Lim Soon Chin Sedenak, Johore;G.Cable Ad: f.Warrior

Manager—M. Warrior, inst. a.c.,

f.c.i. (Eng.), F. INST. com. a.

Johore Planters’ Association — Salt & Co., W. H., Advocates &

Rennie Lowick & Co., secretaries,

(Hpng Kong .Bank ; Chambers, Teleph. Solicitors—2, Jalan Petri, Muar;

Singapore) Muar 8, Exchange 4

W. H. Salt, b.a., l.l.b. (Honour),

Leerdam, D. J., Licensed Auctioneer, barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn)

] st Class Appraiser, Commission, Insur- P. F. de Souza, barrister-at-law

ance and Forwarding Agent—Office and , . Clerks—K. (Middle Temple)

Sale Room: 22, Jalan Maharani, Muar M. Arumugam, Mo-

Agent for: hamed Don bin Haji Hasanu-

TheCo.,Commercial Union Assurance din, Chong Chong Sang, Oth-

Ld. man bin Haji Rais and K. M.

The Asia Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Manickam

Masonic Lodge, Johore Royal, No. 3946, Shelley catesand- Thompson

Solicitors ofk S.Demuth, Advb-

S. and Johore

E.C.—Johore

Treasurer—C. BahruRitchie (Hock Lim -t-82, Jalan Soga, Batu Pahat; Teleph.

Estate, Masai, Johore) 127; and at 19-20, Chartered Bank

Secretary — H. R. Cheeseman (5, Chambers W. E. Demuth, m.a. (Oxon.)

Malcolm Rd., Singapore)

Muar Civil Service Club—Muar, Johore Sime, Darby k Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

inTinS.Mine

S.), Plantation

Agents andRubber

Valuers,Estate and

General

Muar Planters’ Association— Import, Export and Produce

Shipping and Insurance Agents—Muar, Merchants,

Chairman—O.

Vice do. —J. W. H.G. W.

A. Fraser

Godfree ■ Johore; Cable Ad : Simit

Secretary—A. Porter {For Fuller Details See Sime Darby &

Committee —W. G. Wallace*.

J. Wallace and J. F. Green R. 1). Co., Ltd., Malacca and Singapore)

Sing

Fook,LohJohore Dispensary

Bahru;—Teleph.

52, Jalan92294,

Ah

Norris, H. H., Barrister-at-law

Inn.), Advocate (Grays Johore

and Solicitor, Notary

Public for the State of Johore—!0, J. E. Thomson, m.b.,

(Paris), d.p.h. (Cantab.) m.ch., d.t.m.,

Jalan Petrie, Johore J. N. Dugdale m.b., b.ch. (Edin.)

Ong Huck Chye, Dr., j.p., m.b., b.s. (The Town Pharmacy—1; Jalan Bakri, Muar

UniversalTeleph.

Street; Pharmacy)—118,

768. ResidenceAcheen: 228, Warrior, M. G;, f. inst. a.c., f.c.i. (Eng.),

Macalister Road; Night Teleph. 857 f. inst. com. a., Accountant (Inc.)—

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation c/oBrook,

Indo-Malayan

Brown Agencies,

k Thacker, Singapore

L’don.,

Ltd.—1 and 3, Jalan Sayang, Muar; agents

KEL\NTAN

This State lies on the Eastern Coast of the Malay Peninsula between latitudes

4 deg. 32 min. and 6 deg. 15 min. North and longitudes 101 deg. 19 min. and 102 deg.

37 min. East, with a coast line of 60 miles on .the China Sea. It embraces an area of

5,750 square plain,

rich alluvial miles. drained

, Southern Kelantan

hy the Kelantanis mountainous

and Golok Rivers but Northern Kelantan is a

and their tributaries.

According to the Census of 1931 the population was 362,517 as compared with

309,300, in 1921.

Kota Bharu, six miles up the Kelantan River, is the capital, and the chief port is

Tumpat at its mouth. His Highness the Sultan resides at Kota Bharu which is the

capital and administrative headquarters of the State.

The chief exports are copra, rubber, betulnut, poultry, cattle, dried fish, tin ore>

manganese ore, gold temperature,

and gold ore and iron ore. and

Thecopious

characteristic features of the

from thearesituation

climate uniform of the State high in thehumidity,

equatorial zone of rainfall,

constantarising mainly

precipitation.

Actually the State is just far enough north and distant from the Straits of Malacca,

for its climate to be appreciably affected by the Central Asian mountain mass. Most

of the rest of the peninsula shares with Kelantan the heavy rainfall in November,

December

Kedah haveandanything January, approaching

during the Norththe East Monsoon,

Kelantan but onlydryTrengganu

continuous and

period from

February to September, most other regions having only a short dry spell in February

with a second wet season reaching its maximum in April. This climate rhythm is

however far less marked than it is in countries bordering on the Indian Ocean.

In 1910, the revenue amounted to $419,327 and the expenditure to $403,552.

In 1937, the revenue had risen to $3,209,722 and the expenditure to $2,757,900.

The public debt at the transference of the suzerainty was $150,000, upon which

Siam charged 9 per cent. This debt was taken over by the F. M. S. Government,

interest being reduced to 4 per cent. The debit balance of the State at the

end of 1937 was $3,267,701. The value of the imports in 1937 was $7,941,213 against

$6,562,911 in 1936. The principal imports were:-Rice, tobacco, textiles, provisions,

kerosene

tonnage ofoil,thebenzine,

steamerssugar,

usingtimber and plants,

Kelantan ports wassalt,141,000

machinery andagainst

in 1937 tinned milk.

214,000Thein

1936.

State There is ragular steamship communication with Bangkok and Singapore. The

roads had beingat those

the endfrom of 1937,

Kota241Bharu

milestoofKuala

road open

Kraito(45wheeled traffic,

miles) and the two

to Pasir Putehmain

(26

miles). The latter has been extended to give connection to Kuala Besut in the State

ofalsoTrengganu. By rail the State has been some years connected

with Penang, through lower Siam and Kedah. Since the opening in 1931 of the with Bangkok, and

East

Pahang. CoastBeside

Railway, there slower

the daily has been directa communication

trains, fast through Mail withTrain

Singapore through

with sleeping

berths runs once a week in each direction and does the journey in less than 24 hours.

Kota Bharu is in direct telegraphic communication with Kuala Lumpur, Haadyai

and

ports,Trengganu.

Tumpat andItBachok, is also connected by telegraph

and with Kuala Krai, PasirandPuteh,

telephone with theSungai

Temangan, two chief

Nal

and

one Pasir

at KotaMas.

Bharu, There are

belonging three

to wireless

the transmitting

Royal Air Force, and

onereceiving

at sets

Kemubu in Kelantan,

and one at

Kuala Krai, both belonging to the Federated Malay States Railways.

Cl 88 KELANTAN

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Ruler—H.H. The Sultan Sir Ismail ibni Almkrhum Sul^ak Mohamed, IV, k.c.m.g.

British Adviser to the Govt, of Kelantan—G. A. de C. de Moubray, m.c.s.

(Acting)

Assistant British Adviser to the Government of Kelantan—D. Wills, M.c.s.

State Council Chandu Monopoly

Members —Ibrahim

H. H. ibni

The Raja Kelantan Supt. of Chandu—F. L. Skilton

(Tengku Chief Clerk—P. Mohd. Kassim

Mohamed, IV, c.m.g.),Almerhum Sultan

British Adviser

(Capt. A. C. Baker, m.c., m.c.s., b.a. . Courts

Oxon.), Legal(•). Adviser

mmissioner and Judicial

D. M. Smith, Co-

m.c.s,, m.a., High Court

Aberdeen), Assist. British Adviser Legal Adviser and Judicial Commissioner

(J. S.. Macpherson, m.c.s., m.a.. —W. A. Gordon-Hall, m.o.s., Barrister-

Edin. (Acting), H. H, the Rajla at- Saw

Muda (Tengku Zainal Abidin ibni Registrar—Mahmud Hashim, Barrister-

Almerhum Sultan Mohamed III), at-Law

Tengku Sri Ismara Raja (Tengku Official Translator to Legal Adviser —

Abdul Rahman ibni Almerhum Sul- Hassan bin Hussein

tan Ahmad), Tengku Sri Utama Ra- Central Court

ja (Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Magistrate — Tengku Abdullah bin

Petera Semerak), Tengku Yusoff Hassan, Barrister:at-Law

, ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed Chief.

IV, Ten'gku Abdul Majid bin Teng-

ku Besar Tuan Yusoff, Dato’ Per- Sun Clerk,,4 Interpreter—Ktyng; King

dana Mentri Paduka Raja (Haji Ecclesiastical Court

Nik Mahmood bin Haji Ismail, Chief Kathi—Haji Ahmad Maher

,;C.b.e., Dato’ Sri Stia Raja (Nik Assist, do, .—Haji Wan Ahmad

Ahmad Kamil Date’

Bar.-at Law). bin Haji Sir Mahmood,

He’ Raja Customs Department

(Haji Mohamed Sa’aid bin Haji Superintendent, Marine

Jamal, i.s.o.), Dato’ Mufti (Haji) Capt. P. L. Skilton, m.c.and Customs—

Ibrahim bin Haji Yusoff), Dato’ Kaya Senior Assistant Superintendent of

Pati (Towkay Yeap Hong Ghee) Customs—Tengku

s.m.k., Mahamood,

bin.Sultan Mohamed IV kn.c.s..

Clerk of Council- Nik Hassan bin Issa

Assistant Superintendent of Customs—

British Adviser’s Omcr. TengkuMohamed

Sultan Mohamed,IV kn.c.s., s.m.k. bin

British Adviser to the Government of Customs Probationer—Nik Hassan bin

Kelantan—Capt.

Assist. A. C.to.Baker,

British Adv iser m.c., m,c.s. t Haji Wan Ahmad

of Kelantan—D. Wills,the m.c.s.

Government

District Offices—Kota Bharu

Secretary to the

A. G. Walker, m.c.s. British Adviser—G.

Chief Clerk—Nik Baud bin Nik Matt District Officer—Mahmood bin Haji Sa’id

kn.c.s. (The Hon. the Dato’ Adika Raja)

1stbinAssistant District Officer—Wan Baud

Audit Office

Auditor—G. A. G. Walker, m.c.s. Raja)Wan Ali, kn.c.s. (Dato’ Perwira

Asst. Auditor —Nik Abdullah bin Nik 2ndmadAssistant

Yusof binDistrict Officer—Moham-

Mohammad (Acting)

Hussin, kn.c.s. 3rdbinAssistant District Officer—Hashim

Chief Clerk—M. K. Sabapathy Haji Mohammad, kn.c.s.

KELANTAN Cl 89

Ulu Kelantan Military Police

District Officer—H. G. Turner, m.c.s. Commissioner of Police—E. C. Tidy

1st Assistant District Officer-r-(Vacant) Deputy Officer Commissioner

— Tengku Mohamed and Chief Yusoff

Police

2nd Assistant District Officer — Sayed (Tengku Sri Laxamana) bin Almerhom

Abdul Hahinan bin Sayed Abubakar, Sultan Mohamed IV, m.s.c., d.j.m.k.,

KN.C.S.

3rd Assistant District Officer—Moham- Asst.S.M.K.,Commissioner S.K.

of Police — Che

mad Salleh bin Omar, kn.c.s. Hamzah bin Mahmood

Pasir Mas O. C. P. D. Pasir Mas — Inspector Nik

District Officer — Tengku Ahmed bin Mohamed bin Dato’ Amar

f Tengku Temanggong, Ktr'id.l?. (Teng'ku O. C. P. D, Kuala Krai-O-Inspector Che

Panglima Raja) Talib bin Lisut

1st Assistant District Officer:—Nik Daud Asst. O. C- P- D. Kuala Krai—Insp. Che

I bin Haji Nik Mohammad, kn.c.Si

2nd Assistant' District Officer — Wan O.Abdul C.

Rahman bin Haji Dris

P. D. Tumpat—Insp. Che Mohamed

Abdulrahman bin Wan Ismail, KN,c.s. Nasir bin Ya?eob

Pasir Puteh O. C. P. D. Kota Bharu & Bachok—Senior

District Officer—Nik

Nik Mahmoodj KN.O.s.Ahmad Haji Insp. Che Sha’ary bih Che Mat

bin Nera

(Dato’ Seri

) Deraja) 0-Omar

C. P. D.binPasir Puteh(Acting)

Che Man -Sgt. Major. Che

Assistant District Officer- Nik Mustapha

kn.c.s. Bandmaster

Fathil bin Haji Nik Mahmood, Menezes & Quarter Master — M. S.

Bachok Probationary Inspectors- Nik Yusoff bin

District Officer—Che Hassan bin Sulai- and Nik Mohamed, Abdul Razak bin Osman

man, kn.c.s. Che Ahmed bin Che Abdul Hamid

Chief Clerk—Awalludin bin Sikin

Electkical Department

Electrical Engineer—F. J. tarard, s.m.k. Posts and Telegraphs Dept.

Supt of Posts and Telegraphs—G. A.

Land Office—Kota Bharu G. Walker, m.c.s.

Adviser of Lands and MinesWills,

and Registrar i Postmaster, Kota Bharu—S.Teck

Do., Tumpat—Chew Kandavanam

Hong

of Titles, Kelantan—D. m.c.s. Do., Kuala Krai—A.V. Sithamparam

Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Yang Pillai

Postmaster, Pasir PutCh—(Vacant)

Medical Department Telegraph Master, Kota Bharu—(Vacant)

Chief Medical Officer -Dr. H. J. Prisons Department

| Lawson (acting) • ,• Superinteiideht Of1 Gaols—E. C. Tidy

Medical Officer, Ulu Kelantan—Dr. Asst. do. do. —Che Mohanled bin

, . W. J. Geale ; Hassan

Asst. Med. & Health Officer, K. 1 B.— Gaoler—Che Omar bin Mohamed

Dr. Mah Kee T mi ■ Clerk—Wan Salleh bin Haji Che Noh

Asst. Medical Officer-Kuala Krai—Dr: Public Works Department

Quah Boo Ghee

Asst. Lady Medical Officer, K. Bharu State Engineer—W. M. McCrae

Assistant Engineer—G. H. Caldicott

j —Dr. (Mrs.) Nya Sim Mah Inspector of Works— P. A. V. Poyan

!IIMatron - Miss K. M. FHsdjke ‘

Staff Nurses—Mrs. J. Pestana, Miss Chief Clerk—N. W. Idris

A. Oliveiro, Miss Vqp Siew Yung Registry of Vehicles

Infant Welfare Nurse—Miss Lina Kim Registrar—The President,’ Town Board,

Un KOta Bharu

^Cliief Hospital Assistants — Kota , Deputy Registrars — The Commissioner

Bharu: G. K. Pillay and Tumpat; of Police,...The. Sectetary, Town Board,

•' 1 Sie Sihg Chang

Chief Clerk—Wan' Omar bin Wan Kota Bha,ru and The District Officers,

Ulu KeTantan, Pasir Puteh, ' Pasir Mas

- Awang and Bachok

C190 KELANTAN—TRENGGANU

Survey Department Town Board—Kota Bharu

Acting Chief Surveyor— P. EL Goss President—W. W. M. Ismail

Secretary—Tengku Lennox,binm.c.s.Tengku

Senior Surveyor Field—R. K. A. Bruce Sri Perkerma Raja

Chief Clerk—M. Ariyaretnam Treasury Department

Head Computer—S. Nalliah State Treasurer—W. W. Lennox, m.c.s. |

Assist.

Head Draftsman—S. K. Thuryrajah ZainalTreasurer — Nik Hussin bin Nik

Boustead & Co., Ltd. , General Merchants, Kelantan St. Andrew Society—

Shipping, Estate, Insurance and Chieftain — W. Graeme Anderson*

Forwarding Agents—Tumpat; Cable Kota Bharu

Ad: Boustead. Head Office: Sin- Hon. Secty. — T. G. Peddie, Kuala

gapore Geh Estate, Kuala Krai

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Yice-Chieftain — W. A. Gordon Hail

Fire, Marine, Accident, Motor Car

and General

Hongkong Insurance—Head Office: Mercantile Bank op India, Ltd.—Kota

Agents

Jalan—Post

Chop Office,

Eng Hoe 282, Bharu;

KotaHin,Bharu,

Cable Ad: Paradise; Codes:

Bentley’s A. B. C. 5th edn. and Private

Kelantan C. F. Pow, agent

Cycle Trading

Ad: Cycle, Co.—Kota

Kelantan; Codes:Bharu;

A.B.C.Cable

5th Soon Thye Chop, The, Durian Cake

andAgents

6th edns. and Bentley’s Manufacturers — Works : Kampong

for All the Leading Makes of China, Kota Bharu, Kelantan; Cable

Bicycles and Motor Cycles Ad: Lempok

TRENGGANU

With a territory of about 5,050 square miles, an extensive sea-board, and a

population at the 1931 census of 179,789, Trengganu is the least developed of

allthe Malay States. It lies between latitude 3°53" and 5°51" North latitude and

the meridians of 102° 23' and 103° 30' East Longitude. The capital is Kuala

Trengganu situated on both banks of the mouth of the Trengganu River, with

a population of 14,000.

There are 175 miles of road open to traffic, upkept by the P. W. D. and about 170

miles of subsidiary

is by good road and

native paths upkept by theTheLand

rivers. Office.however,

latter, Communication with thebeyond

are not navigable interiora

certain point from the sea owing to rapids. There are no railways (except for 3

light railways on Mines).

There is a sixty six-mile trunk road from Kuala Trengganu. to the Northern

boundary.

and Regular steamship communication is maintained with Singapore and Bangkok,

coast.locally built motor-boats maintain a passenger service along the Trengganu

timesDuring

such the

as toNorth-East Monsoon,

close the coast from November

to shipping for shorttillperiods.

March, theThe weather

rainfall isanda

temperature conditions are similar to those in the other Malay States.

officesTelegraph communication

are at Kuala wasKretai,

Trengganu, established

Dungun,with Singapore

Kemaman,inBesut 1922. andTelegraph

Kuala

Byang. There are small local telephone exchanges at Kuala Trengganu, Kema-

man and Besut. i

TRENGGANTJ 0191

A branch of the Mercantile Bank of India was opened in April, 1936.

The total net value of trade of the State in 1937 was |17,441^816’as against

$13,713,309 in 1936.

The chief exports in 1937, were :

Copra $ 139,459

Dried Fish ... 609,081

Tin Ore

Haematite ... ... 863,720

4,495,245

Manganese ... ... 171,328

Para Rubber 3,701,910

Arecanuts 85,541

The chief imports in 1937 were:

Rice $1,507,449

Sugar 162,351

Tobacco, Cigarettes and Cigars .497,460

Cotton Stuffs ... 395,653

Petroleum 392,091

The Malays are ingenious and industrious, and excel as boat-builders and

fishermen. They also engage m silk weaving, net making, and iron,

brass and nickel manufacturing.

The revenue of the State for the year 1937 A.D. amounted to $2,660,399 and

the expenditure to $2,645,686 the corresponding figures being as above.

By an agreement between His Majesty’s Government and the Government of

Trengganu, dated 24th May, 1919, the then Sultan agreed to receive a British

Adviser affecting

matters in place the

of angeneral

Agent,administration

whose adviceofmust be asked and acted upon in all

the country.

The indebtedness of the State at the end of 1937 stood at $3,000,000. In 1923 the

dtate obtained a loan of l,e000,000 from the Government of Straits Settlement for

Sevelopment

$1,500,000 in purposes, and inthis1932.was These

1928, $100,000 followedhave

by enabled

further loans of $1,000,000

the State in 1925,

(by resumption

of concessions) to recover control of important natural resources, and to incur large

expenditure

roads. on essential works of development—surveys, machinery, buildings and

The reigning Sultan is His Highness Sir Suleiman Badru’l-alam

ibni almerhum Sultan Zainalabidin. He was installed Sultan on 26th May, 1920 and Shah, k.c.m.g.

he governs the State in consultation with his State Council.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—His Highness Sir

Sultan ZainalabidinSulaiman Badaru’l-alam Shah, K.C.M.&., ibni Almarhum

Mentri Besar- Haji Ngah bin Yusof Dato’ Seri Amar Diraja, c.b.e.

State Secretary—Tengku Omar bin Osman (Tengku, Seri Setia Raja)

Office of British Adviser Appeal Court

British Adviser—Hon. Mr. N. R. Judges—The Raja, c.b.e.

Hon. Dato’ Sri Amar Di-

(Mentri Besar), The Hon.

Jarrett. m.c.s. (On leave), A. E. Coope, Mr. A. E. Coope., M.c.s. (British Adviser)

m.c.s. (Acting) ■ and

(StateTheSecretary)

Hon. Tengku Sri, Stia Raja

Office Assistant—K. P. Pillai Registrar—Haji Busu (Yusof) bin Noh,

Chief Clerk—Che Yaakob T.C.S. .

Typist and Registration Clerk—Incbe’

. Stenographer—M. S. Zachariah Abdullah bin Maso’od-

Cl 92 TRENGGANU

Audit Office Sura, W. F. N. Churchill, Inche Abdul

State Auditor—Tunku Seriakar Raja Aziz bin Mohd. Kassim and Inche Ali

bin Long

(Tunku Woh Mahmood bin Mustaf- Malay Inspectors of Schools—Inche Abdu .

fa), m.c.s.

First Assistant Auditor—Inche Ab- Aziz bin Long

bin Mohd. Kassim and Inche Ali

dulroh-Man bin Awang Chief Clerk—Inche Osman bin Mahmud

Second Assistant Auditor—(Vacant) Sultan Sulaiman English School

Chief Clerk—Inche Ngoh bin Haji Ismail Head Master— E. H. S. Bretherton

Asst. Masters—G. M. Nayar, Saiyid '

Customs

Principal of Customs — Dato’ Jaya

Perkasa, m.b.e. Land Office

Asst, Commissioner of Lands and Mines—

Taib bin Mohamad Awang Mohd. A. T. Newboult, M.c.s. (Acting)

to Principal—Hadji

Supt Collector of Land Revenue —W. W. M.

Tahirofbin Customs

Mohamad (Chief

SamanClerk)—Che Lennox, M.c.s.

Supt. of Customs (Cashier)—Che Awang Assistant Collector of Land Revenue

Bin Mohamad Salleh I.—Che Yusop bin Long

Preventive Branch Assistant Collector of Land Revenue

Preventive Officer--.! E. MacLaughlin II.—Wan Abdullah b. Dato’ Kamal

Preventive Clerk—Che Mohamad bin Asst. Collector

—Tengku of Raja

Peduka Land Revenue III

Abdul Rahman

Court

Salleh Inspector—Che Abdul Aziz bin Official Assignee’s Department

Statistic Official Assignee — Inche’ Busu bin Noh,

Registrar of Imports & Exports—Dato T.C.S.

Jaya Perkasa, m.b.e. Clerk—Inche’ da Abdul-Rahim bin Datok

Chief Clerk—Teo Eng Beng Biji Sura

Mono]^olies

Supt., Chandu Monopolies—Dato’ Jaya Public Works Department

Perkasa, m.b.e. State Engineer—G. O. Dorrity (Acting) j

Inspector—Che Awang Anuar bin Dato’ Asst. Engr., Kuala Trengganu—J. N.

Andika Marine McHugh

Harbour Master — Dato’ Jaya Perkasa, Financial Assist.—Wan Muda bin Ali

M.B.E. Religious Affairs Department

Boarding Officer—Che Chik Abdullah Commission for the Religious Affairs—

bin Ali Customs Godown Mohammad bin Yusof (Dato’ Seri De-

Supt. of Customs—Che Rashid bin Jaya Muffi raja)

Kerajaan—Mohammad

(Dato’ Biji Sura) bin Hitan

Besut

Supt. of Customs—Che Mohamad bin Secretary to the Religious Affairs—Haji

Abdul Rahim bin Dato’ Biji Sura

Hassan Dungun Chief Clerk—Che Ngah bin Awang

Supt. of Customs—Che Abdul Kadir bin Supreme Court

Ali Kemaman

Supt. of Customs —Che Abdul Rahman Judge—Inche Nik Mohammad

(Dato’ Biji Sura), t.c.s. bin Hitam

bin Awang Kemasik Member of the Supreme Court - J. Calder,

M.C.S.

Officer i/c Customs—Che Abdullah bin Registrar—Haji Busu (Yusof) bin Noh,

Ali T.c.s.

Jabor Estate ClerkClerk—Inche

— Inche Osman

Officer i/c Customs—Che Mahmud bin Financial AwangbinAbdul-

Ali

Kahar lah bin Haji Da Mohamed

Haji Hitam Hamed bin Dato’ Sri

Education Department Amar Di-Raja

Board of Education — Tengku Biji Copying Clerk—Wan Mahmood bin

Wangsa, E. H. S. Bretherton, Dato’ Biji Embong

TRENGGANU 0193

Survey Department Head Draftsman—K. T. N. Menon

Chief Surveyor—P. H. Bonnet

Senior Surveyor—G. C. Irving Treasury Department

Office Assistant—E. Karthigasu State Treasurer — Tengku Biji Wangsa

Chief Clerk—Che Shamsudin bin Haji (Tenku Hitam bin Ali)

Talib Assist. Treasurer—Inche Abu Bakar

Head Computer—K. Chittampalam bin Abdul Rahman

SOUTHERN DIVISION

Headquarters—Kemaman

|- State Commissioner’s Office Uand Office, Kemaman

State Commissioner, East Tengku Collector of Land Revenue—M. C. ff

!> Judge Wangsa, TengkuCourt,

Supreme HitamKemaman—The

bin Ali Sheppard, m.c.s.

|[j:; State Commissioner, East and the Asst. English Clerk Grade II—Che’ Dahlan bin

Wahab

t Adviser, Kemaman English Clerk Grade IIL-Ohe’ Bachik

j

LandsLand

andCourt—The Commissioner of

State Commissioner bin Abdul Jalal

Malay Clerk Grade II—^Che’ Ahmad bin

.Magistrate

iApprentice Grade II—Che’

Haji Omar Officer — Tengku Khamsah bin Awang

Ali bin Malay Clerk Grade III- -Che’ Muda, bin

Sultan Sulaiman of Trengganu Mohammad

Clerk Grade I—Abubakar Mohammad- Settlement Officer, Grade LJ—Che’ Hamid

bin H. Mohammad dan Tuan Yusof

Olerk Grade II—Che Puteh bin Haji Mining Overseer—Low Yew Cheong

f,Clerk

ArsatGrade II—Che’ Mahmud bin Yunus

I iClerh Majlis Pegawai (Club)

i OsmanGrade II—Che’ Mohammad bin President—Tengku Wangsa

Hon. Secretary Wan Ismail bin Musa

si Clerk Grade III—Che’ Muda bin Abdullah

Assistant Malay School, Kemaman

. . |Assistant Adviser,Adviser’s Office C. ff

Kemaman—M. (Group Teacher—Che'’ Mat bin Ismail

Teachers—Che’ Man bin bin

Omar,Idrus,

Che’Wan

Mat

‘jt. t Sheppard, m.c.s. bin Ismail, Che’Ismail

English Clerk Grade I—Ng Swee Piow' Abdullah bin Mahmud

Custom Department

.j i. Customs Police Department

t: Kadir binOfficer,

Ali Kemaman—Che’ Abdul O.Abdullah

C. P. D. — Che’ Abdul Rahman bin

Dispensary

. A. M. O.—Dr. P. S. Raman Posts and Telegraphs Dept.

atl Midwife—Miss

Dresser in Charge—J.

FlorenceG.Chin

Gomes Postmaster—Omba Sigh

DUNGUN & Para Public . Works D epartment 1 1

ij District Officer—Che’ Hashim bin Datok Clerk-in-Charge—N.

Malay Clerk Grade V.11—Wan

Naryanart

[ ■ Diwangsa Musa

Ismail bin

a Assistant District Officers -Che’ Khlid Malay Clerk Grade III—Che’ Sulong bin

jt f£ bin

DatokH.Jaya

A. Rahman and Embong bin Osman

t Kemasek, Kertay & Kijau Town Board, Kemaman

■' District

i Ahmad Officer -Haji Wan Long bin President — Tengku Wangsa, Tengku

Hitam bin Ali

C7

0194 THEN GGANU—KEDAH

WESTERN DIVISION

State Commissioner,

bin Ahmad) West — Dato’ Sangsura Pahlawan (Haji Wan Long

Assist. State Commissioner— Haji Wan Dagang bin Abdullah

Assist. British Adviser, Besut—D. A. Somerville, m.c.s.

China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Place, Off Hill Street, Singapore ,*j

Branches:

Fire, Marine, Accident, Motor Car 261

and General Insurance—Head Office: and 262,123,Kuala

JalanDungun,

Pasar Kemaman,

Dungun^

Hongkong Cable Ad : Cashstores, Singapore,!

Agents—Chop Hong Bee, 43, Kedai Kemaman and Dungun

Payang, Kuala Trengganu Chia Poh Heng, managing director

Fernandez Bros., General Merchants and Toh Seah Hwee, Tan Tiong Sweejj

Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Fern Phua Ah Wah, directors

P. A. Fernandez, managing pro- O. C. Smalley, secretary

prietor Phua Ah Wah, Tan Tiong Swee,,

Isadore Lopez, assistant managers

Mrs. P. A. Fernandez, cashier Chia Choon Kiat and Soh Kee Seng,

assistants

Hin Leong & Co., Timber Merchants and

Steam Saw Millers—Kemaman; Cable United Trading Co., General Merchants .

Ad:

Chye Hinleong. HeadRoad,

Office: Chop and Commission Agents — Kemaman, :

TanHin,

Chian,416,soleBeach

proprietor Singapore Agents

Trengganu

for:

Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd. (Incorpor- Cycle

Kodak,andLd.Carriage Co. (1926), Ld.

ated in Singapore),

Commission Agents,General Merchants,

Importers and Danish Islands Preserved Butter Co.;,

Exporters—Head Office: 13, St. Gregory Denmark

KEDAH

Situated on the north-west coast of the Malay Peninsula, between the parallels of!

5 deg. 05 min. and 6 deg. 40 min. North and the meridians of 99 deg. 40 min. and 101

deg. 10 min. E.,

the country Kedahbuthastheanplains

is hilly, area ofalong

aboutthe3,660

coastsquare

are miles. In theand

well-watered north and east

fertile. In.

the

part northern

the rubberpart of the

industry State

has the

grown chief

to agricultural

large dimensions.produce

The is rice.

country In

is the southern

favourable foi

cattle raising.

beenThemade.

StateRoad

came making,

under British

bridgeprotection

building inand1909,canal

and extension

since thenare greatfeatures

progress

of has;

the-

presenttheregime.

joins road An excellent

system of motor road

southern Siam running

and to the northern

Songkhla on the frontier

East Coast,of the

and Stab

the,

railway from Bukit Mertajam, in Province Wellesley, has been extended through Alor,

Star, the capital of Kedah, to connect with the Siamese railways on the frontier off

Perlis.

between This connection

Singapore has been been completed and regularrailway communication!'

been introduced andandtheBangkok

telegraphhasand established.

telephone Thehave

systems moneybeenorder system The!

extended. hasj

telephone system is connected with Penang and southwardsas

towns of Alor Star, Sungei Patani and Kulim are lighted by electricity. far as Singapore. The:

_ At the50,82

Chinese, 19314 census

Indianstheandpopulation was 429,691, of whom 286,262 were Malays, 78,415 1

411 Europeans.

KEDAH 0195

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan — H. H. Sir Abdul Hamid Halimshah Ibni Almarhom

Sultan Ahmad Tajudin Mdkarramshah, k.c.m.g.

Aide-de-Camp—H. H. Tunku Kassim

Extra Aide-de-Camp—H. H. Tunku Mohamed Jewa

Private Secretary—Che Mohamed Zain bin Ariffin

State Council

H. H. Tunku Badlishah, c.m.g., President

Hon. Mr. J. D. Hall

Hon. Haji Mohamed Sheriff, c.b.e.

H. H. Tunku Yaacob

Hon. Che Kassim

Che Shuib bin Osman, Clerk of Council

State Council Office Chief Kathi—Haji Ismail bin Haji

f Regent—H. H. Tunku Badlishah, c.m.g. Salleh (Acting)

Secretary to Goverment — Hon. Haji Department of Statistics

Mohamed Sheriff, c. b. e.

Under Secretary to Government — Che Registrar

Ismail bin Haji Puteh MonopoliesImports & Exports — Supt.

2nd Under Secretary to Goverment—Che Adamsahib Office Assistant—Mohd. Sultan bin Haji

Ismail bin Harun

Assistant Under Secretary and Clerk of District Officers

Council—Che Shuib bin Osman Kubang Pasu—Syed Mohamed Aljafree

Audit Office Kubang Pasu (Asst.)—(Vacant)

PadangTerap—Tunku Thiaudin Haji

j Auditor-General—H. H. Tunku Md. Jewa Padang (Acting)

Terap (Asst.)—Rowtin Ibrahim

I Asst. Auditor-Genl.—F. E. Ivery

i Cadets, K. C. S. — Che Long bin Md. Langkawi—Che Soft bin Che Hassan

Langkawi (Asst.)—Che Harun bin Haji

| Baud Syed Noor Shahabudin Hamzat

Courts Yen—Wan Ibrahim bin Wan Salim

High Court, Alor Star Yen (Asst.)—Md. Arshad bin Che Ismail

European Judge—Hon. Mr. Justice G. B. Baling—Syed Bakar

Baling (Asst.)—Che Zakaria

bin Syed Osman

Kellagher, m.c.s. SikIsmail

(Asst.)Haji

— Wan Abdullah bin Wan

Chief

MalayMalay Judge—Hon.

Judge—Hon. Wan HarunChi Hanafi Kuala Muda — Syed Hussein bin Syed

Registrar—Tuan Syed Sheh Barakbah Idrus Jamalullil

: Sheriff—Che Abdul Hamid Kuala Muda (Asst.)—Che Abdullah bin

Deputy Registrar—Sheik Md. Hashim Md. Zain

Kulim- H. H.(Acting)

Tunku Abdul Rahman

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f Assistant Legal Adviser—Syed Makthir Bandar

I Fadaah Bahru—SyedIdrus Abdul(Acting)

Rahaman bin

Lower Court, Alor Star Syed Abdullah Aljafree

j Chief Magistrate—Che Aznie Bandar

(Acting) Bahru ( Asst.) — Wan Kassim

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’ 3rd Magistrate—Che Ahamd Education Department

Sheriah Court, Alor Star Supt. of(Cantab.)

Education—E. de la M. Stowell,

Board to Perform Functions of Sheikh- b.a.

j Ul-Islam — Haji Ismail bin Haji Head Master, Sultan Abdul Hamid

Salleh (chairman ) and Haji Abdul College, A. Star — T. J. Thomas, m.a.

; Ghani bin Haji Awang (Cantab.)

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0196 KEDAH

European Masters, Sultan Abdul Hamid Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. S. M,

E.College—W.

H. Bromley,H. Davey, b.a. (Cantab.)

b.sc. (Honours ) and Kumuraswamy,

M. R. Bhandari,Dr.Dr.P. Tan

T. K. Joo

Nayar, Dr. >'

Cheng,

R. A. Goodchild, b.a. (Cantab.) Dr. S. K. Kelkar, Dr. Low Thean Seang. j

Head Mistress, Girls’ School, Kampong Dr. Daniel

Low Thean Loy and Dr. D. M‘ >

Baharu- - Miss I. M. Aikman

Assist. Mistress, Girls’ School, Kampong

Baharu—Che Tom bt. Dato’ Stia Abdul Mines Department

Razak Superintendent—B. S. Walton, m.c.s. |

Head Master, Ibrahim

Petani—Syed Jan bin S.School,

A. Ali Sungei

Chief Monopolies and Customs Dept. :'

Ali b.Clerk,

Che Education

Md. HassanOffice—Che Mohd. Supt.—Che Kassim bin Che Ismail

Malay Assistant Inspector of Schools— Adviser—B.First Assist.

S. Walton M.s.c.

Supt. (Head Office)—Tunku

Che Mohamed Darus b. A. Rahman Ismail bin Tunku Yahaya

Chief

Hassan Visiting Teacher —Che Walad b. Financial Assistant (Head Office)—Che j

Visiting Md. Akib bin Yaacob

Osman Teacher,

b. Jusoh North Alor Star—Che Assistant Supt.. of Customs, North —

Tungku Ozair

Visiting Teacher,

A. Rahman b. Ahmad South ( Kulim) — Che Asst. Supt., Central — Wan Irbahim bin

Wan Salim

Visiting Teacher, Koran North Alor Star Asst. Supt., South—Syed Sofi Aljaffree ?!

—Che Mohamed Zain bin Abu Bakar Inspr. of Customs, North—Syed Ali bin '

Visiting Teacher, Koran South (Kulim)— Syed Bakar Shahabudin

Ahmed bin H. Shariff Inspr. of Customs, Central—Che Din bin

Forests Department' Md. Sidik

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bin Md. Saad South — Che Hussin

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Protector of Labour—T. F. Carey Police Department i Cl

Lands. Department —Alor Star Commissioner—C. W. D. Hall (Acting) j

Director of Lands—fciyed Ahmad Aljafree Officer Superintending

Star—P. H. D‘ JacksonPolice Circle, Alor 1 \

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1st Assist. Director—Che Laedin bin Haji Officer Superintending

Sungei Patani—L. G. Valpy Police . Circle, J

Abdul Manan Officer Superintending Police Circle, J

2nd Assist. Director—Haji Tajularus Kulim—Inche Othinan bin Mohamed | I

Office Assistant—Che Kassim M. Joonoos Adjutant, K. S. P.—H. H. Tunku Yahaya 3

Marine Department Commandant, Police Depot — Inche J S

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Fisheries Officer—Che Bahrom bin Posts and Telegraphs Dept.

Ahmad

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Mohd. bin Osman

bin Abu Bakar ; ]

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State Surgeon—Dr. J. Tortelly Superintendent—R.

Medical Officers—Dr. S. J. Campbell Assist.

and Dr. M. P. O’Connor budin do. —SyedH. German

Hassan Shaha-A

Senior Health Officer—Dr. W. J. Vic- Chief Gaoler—T. B. Bresnahan

kers

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Lady Med. Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) M. G.

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bin Haji Ismail

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Assist. Engrs., North—E. P. Purcell

Supt.,

MachineryWorkshop & Inspector

& Boilers—W. L. Davison of Supt. of Survey Department

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Chairman—Syed Ahmad Aljefri Farrington

Senior Health Officer

t Senior Executive Engineer, N.K. Treasury Department

O/C Traffic

Medical Branch

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Land Officer, Kota Star budin

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K.Dr.P.Cheah

Hudson

Toon Lok

Tan Eng Soo' Veterinary Department

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Che Hasan, .r. p. B.A., M.R.C.V.S., D.T.V.M.

Chartered Bank,Of India, Australia Robb & Nilsson,

tractors, Civil Con

Reinforced Engineers and Con-

crete Specialists

and China, The — Alor Star, Kedah ; —Kuala Lumpur, F M.S.; Teleph. 2374;

Cable Ad : Ascendant, Alor Star, Head

Office : 38, Bishopsgate, London, E. C. 2 Cable Ad. Nilrob

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China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, Miss Loong Cheng Ha, personal

secretary

Marine, Accident, Motor Car

General Insurance—Head Office: Hong- and Low Chiu Mou, technical assistant

kong

Agents—; Chiat Lee Co., 7, Jalan SeNg CHeong & Co., General Merchants

Raya, SungeiTatPatani

Agent—Chew Teck & Commission Agents—52, Jalan Pekan

China, Alor Sengcheorig;

Cableedn.Ad: Star, Kedah Code:

Teleph.A.B.C.

121;

Mouiiin & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Incor- 5th

porated in F. M, S.) Merchants and

Shipping Agents—Bandar Bharu, South Whatt & Co., General Merchants—125-

Kedab; Teleph. 12, Bandar Bharu; Cable 127, Pekan Malayu, Alor Star, Kedah;

Ad:Directors—Arthur

Mourin Mourin (chairman) Teleph. 125; Cable Ad: Whatt; Code:

and E. James A.B.C. 5th edn.

Secretaries—Serdang Group Hospital Low Guan Huat, proprietor

Association W. S. Dakin

PERLIS

Perlis is a small State on the West coast of the Malay Peninsula, the area being

about 316 square

practically miles.withIt those

identical is situated to the The

of Kedah. northBritish

of Kedah, and have

Advisers its conditions are

followed the

policy which marks British control in the Federated Malay States, and the active co-

operation of thesince

administration Rajatheandassumption

his CouncilofhasBritish

led to suzerainty

a great improvement

in 1909. Thein theFederated

internal

Malay States have completed the extension of their railway system through Perlis to

link up with the Siamese railway system. Rail communication with Bangkok has been

maintained since the 1st July, 1918.

The 966

Chinese, totalIndians

population at theothers.

1931 census was 49,296 1,611

including Siamese.

39,716 Malays, 6,500

lation then showed anandincrease

2,114 of 23% over Of the

the “others”

1921 figures. were The popu-

The estimated population

in the middle of 1937 (determined by the balancing equation method) was 52,703 being

comprised

1,992 othersof(mostly

7 Europeans,

Siamese).6 Eurasians, 43,497 Malays, 6,224 Chinese, 977 Indians and

medan year 1356 (1937-38) year

The revenue in the first of BritishwasProtection

the revenue $728,531was

and$145,026.

expenditureFor the Moham-as

$634,483,

compared with $667,644 and $574,065 in the previous year. With the transference of

suzerainty a debt of $495,394 was taken over by the F. M. S. The debt has since been

paid.

Kangar, the Government Headquarters, is a busy little town of about 2,000

inhabitants. The shop-keepers besides selling sundry goods also export padi—the

staple

chief productareof cottons

imports the country—as

for native wellclothing,

as duckskerosene,

and fowls for theand

Penang market. The

ends used by the Malay country people. His Highness tobacco

the Raja livessundry

at Arau,odds and

6 miles

from Kangar, on the main trunk railway from Singapore to Bangkok. In 1910 the

State Council abolished the general duty of 3 per cent on imported goods. Till 1932

{A. H. 1351) the only goods on which imported duties were levied were spirits, beer,

wine, tobacco,of kerosene,

as a result the Ottawapetroleum,

Conference,matches, sugarduties

additional and cartridges.

were imposed At on

theaend of 1932of

number

articles, the chief of which are cotton goods, milk, perfumery and rubber goods.

Articles manufactured within the British Empire are Generally entitled to preferential

rates of duty. The general duty of 5 per cent on exports has been abolished and

replace! by duties

In 1937 10,279 pikulsonofrice, tin-ore,

tin-ore wererubber,

exported.jungleMany

produce andlimestone

of the other specific

hills products.

of Perlis

contain caves rich in guano deposits. The chief native cultivation is padi. Rubber is

represented by a few native plantations.

(Note : 1 dollar=2s.4d. 1 pikul = 133§ lbs.)

PERLIS Cl99

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

State Council Treasurer — Haji Ismail bin Haji

His Highness the Raja, Tuan Syed Ibrahim

Alwi, c.M.G., c.b.e., president Chief of Police—Che Matt bin Haji

Tuan Syed Hamzah, vice-president Kassim

The British Adviser Chief Kathi—Haji Mohammad Nor

Tuan Haji Ahmad bin Haji Mohamad bin Haji Mohammad

Tuan Haji Mohamad Nor bin Haji Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. R. Siva-

Mohamad sambandan, m.b.b.s. (India), d.t.m.

Clerk of Council—Syed Alwee bin & H. (London)

Syed Idrus Executive Engineer—A. L. McClure

Gaoler—Che Mahmud bin Haji Mo-

Government Officials hammad

British Adviser—C. W. Dawson, M.c.s. Co-operative Officer—Wan Ahmad bin

Commissioner of Lands & Mines—Che Wan Daud

Mahmud bin Mat, m.c.s. Asst. Co-operative Officer—Syed Ba-

rChief Judge—Haji Ahmad bin Haji haldin bin Syed Noh Aljumlud.

Mohammad Inspector of Schools—(Vacant)

Second Judge—Che Abu Samah bin Visiting Teacher—Mohammad Hashim

Haji Ali, m.c.s. bin Abdul Rahman

Third Judge—Chs Abdul Wahab bin Visiting Teacher Koran—Haji Ismail

Abdullah bin Haji Mohammad Taib

Collector of Customs & Supt. Chandu Clerk of Council—Syed Alwee bin

Monopoly—Syed Hussin bin Syed

Safi Syed Idrus

TARIFF OF INVOICE CHARGES AT MANILA

MANILA GHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Amended Invoice, Charges Adopted 1st Aprily;192d

Hemp.— Fire StoreInsurance,

Rent 8fCents

per cent, plusper20 month.

.per bale per cent, per 'month on. first cost, plus screvvage

centsCharges

cost of receiving; into godownex-godown

for delivering hemp from lighter2) orcentscascomadeandup10as“Cents

follows:

fbr re-10

delivering.

Dry*Sugar.—Boat J per and

cent,coolie

pips hire,

20 perreceiving

cent, perand shipping,

month. Store25Rent,

cents3 per picul. picul

cents-per Fife per

Insurance

month

Wet Sugar.—cent,Landing,

plus shipping,

20 bags

percent, and

per bagging,

month on 75

firstcents,

cost. per picul.

Store Rent,.? Fire Insurance,

cents per ! per

picul per

■ month. ■ ■ ■ '"

f

Coffee.—Receivingpicul. and weighing, 40 cents per picul. Bags, packing and shipping, 10 cents per

Rent, 12Fire

centsInsurance,

per piculiper

per month.

cent, plus 20 per cent, per month on first cost. Store

Copra*.—Receiving,

J

“ cents weighing and shipping, 35 cents £perperpicul, including

20 per lighterage, or 25

on firstwithout

ocist. lighterage.

Store Rent, Fire

6 centsInsurance, cent, plus

per picul per month. cent, per month

Sapanwood.- Reeeivingj loading, and shipping, 40 cents per pipui.

Hide Chtfm^s.r—LoadingTand> shipping* 30 cents per picul.

Cordage.—Loading and shipping,1 50 cents per picul.

Itidisro.-^-Receiving and packing

per quintal. Loadingin,and

pitched oases,50P.2^0

shipping, perquintal.

cents per quintal. Classification, P.1,00

Leaf Tobacco.—Receiving,

bale packing and shipping, P.2.50 per bale of 2 quintals and P.4.50 per

Rent,of104 quintals. FireofInsurance,

cents per bale 3 quintalsJ perper cent,

month.plus 20 per cent, per month. Store

Cigars.—Receiving, packing and shipping, P.7.50 per case of 10,000.

Rules Covering

StandardHemp

Size,Damage in Godown,

Reconditioning Shortand/or

Broken, Weight,Rejected

and Bales

Bales.Exceeding

the That damage done byin “anay” to hemp

of sale,onsaid

deposit

riskshall

shallbebeforforthe risk and accountafterof

expiryoriginal depositor,

of three monthsbut, theofevent

from date purchase. account of buyer

For reconditioning broken bales, P.1.00 per bale.

For re-classifying, packing and pressing damaged or rejected bales, P.1.50 per bale.

For sundrying,

per bale. re-classifying, packing and pressing damaged or rejected bales, P.2.50

Payable by seller to buyer.

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ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS

DIRECTORY, WHICH IS THE

ONLY PUBLICATION OF ITS

KIND COVERING THE WHOLE

OF THE FAR EAST, PLEASE

WRITE TO OUR AGENTS FOR

MALAYA

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Publicity Bureau, Ltd. Robinson Road, Singapore.

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CONSULT

The

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and

Hove Your Visiting Cards Engraved on

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Have Dies made for your office Letterheads.

Have Dies made for the address on your

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Stocks of Stationery and Envelopes, etc. on hand.

All this work carefully and promptly executed

under expert supervision — reasonable prices.

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

IN

MALAYA, SUMATRA, BORNEO, ETC.

! Abaco (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.—Sem- Acreage—Total : 1,804, cultivated

1 enyih P-0 , Selangor , (rubber) 1,717

W. Roche, manager

i; Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Allenby Rubber Oo., Ltd.—Eng Kee

braith, Ld., 7,. Martin's Lane, Estate, Johore; Tankah P.O. via

E London, 15. C. Malacca

I Agents—Cumberbatoh & Co., Ltd., A. W. Porter, manager

L Kuala Lumpur Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

| Acreage — Total: 1,010, cultivated Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

H (rubber) 1,010 Acreage—Total: 1,827, cultivated

' Algemeene Vereeniging van Rubber- 1(548' (cbconuts) 31

i PLANTERS TER OOSTKUST VAN SUMATRA

|l ’ (A.V.R.O.S.)—Sumatra Alma Estates, Ltd.—Bukit Mertajam,

i " Bestuur P. W., Straits Settlements

President—Dr. H. Kolkman H. E Sparke, j.p., manager

Yice-President -J. Morton Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Co., Shanghai

P . Secretariaat (A.V.R.O.S.) Local Agents—Kennedy, Burkill &

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Co., Ltd., Penang

I Java Immigranten Bureau der Acreage—Total: 2,279, cultivated

A.V.R.O.S. (rubber) 1,954, (coconuts) 20

Directeur—Dr. M. Haima

Administrateur—Ch. H. Paris

I Algemeen Proefstation der Alor Ga.taU Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

A.V.R.O.S. Alor Gajah, Malacca

Directeur—Dr. ;A. W. K. de Jong Sime Darby & Oo., Ltd., Malacca,

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma agents

I Dagelijksch Bestuur Secretaries & Registered Office—Der-

I Directeur—Dr. H. Kolkman rick Co.. Singapore

H SecretariDr. M. Haisma Acreage ^ Total : 765, cultivated

|. Commissie van Toezicht pp het Java (rubber) 758

| ; Immigranten Bureau der A.V.R.

6.S. Alor Pongsu Amalgamated Estates,

I President—Dr. H. Kolkman Ltd.—Bagan Serai, Perak

Directeur, Botanicus Dr. A. J. G. Miller, mgr., Alor Pongsu

I Commissie d’Angremond

van het Algemeen Proef- and Brieh Estates

1 station (ler xA.V.R.O.S. Registered Office—R. L. Spicer &

I President—Dr. J. F. A. M. Buffart Co.,

Street,3 and 4, Gresut

London, E.C. Winchester

I, , ..Commissie'jvan. Oontrdle op de Agents—A. A. Anthony h Co.,

Toewijzihg van de Ingekomen Aan- Penang

vragen voor Cbntractarbeiders Acreage—Planted : 1,295

I Allagar Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

I Trong, Perak (F.M-S.) Alpha Bernam Estate—Utan Mel in-

R. J. Strong, manager tang, Lower Perak

Registered Office-—Planters’ Stores A. Wiberg, manager

I and Agency Co., Ld., 17, St. Acreage — Total: 1,600, cultivated

Helen’s Place, London, E.C. (rubber) 950, (coconuts) 330

C202 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Amalgamated-Malay Estates, Ltd.— Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Jinjang Estate, Kepong, Selangor & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon-

A. A. Roberts, manager don, E.C. 3

Serdang Estate—Sungei Besi, Se

langor Amherst Estate (Sel) Rubber Co.,;'|:

A. A. Roberts, manager Ltd. Jenderak Estate, Gong Halt,

Registered Office—Boustead .& Co., Pahang via Gemas

Ld., 1, Embankment, Kuala J. Craig, manager

Lumpur Secretaries—Kennaway Neame & j

Acreage—Total: 2,541, cultivated Co., Lloyd’s Avenue, London, :1

(rubber) 1,955 E.C. 3

Amalgamated Rubber & General Acreage—Total: 3,055, cultivated

Estates, Ltd. (rubber) 600

Dolok Estates—P.O. Lima Poeloeh,

Sumatra; Teleph.Poeloeh

33, Parlanaan. Ampat (Sumatra) Rubber Estate, Ltd., |

Station—Lima Ramboeng Estate—Sumatra ; Postal l

P. Winiger, general manager Ad: Rampah, Deli, S.O.K.

Dolok Taloen Saragih Estates N. E. M. Burns, manager

A. H. Schonfield, manager Secretaries — Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 4

Besar

Ohr. Maligas " Bder

J. H. van ” Estate

iScheer, acting London

manager Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents )

Acreage — Total: 3,140, cultivated

Besar Maligas “ B ” Estate (rubber) 1,977

E. Wohlgemuth, manager

Bahilang Estate—Teleph. 106, Tebing Anglo-Java Rubber Co., Ltd. (Ineor-

Tinggi porated in England)

K. Hohermut, manager Agents — Sandilands, Buttery &

Nagodang Estate Co., Singapore

L. H. Nahapiet, manager Secretaries — Eastern Industries |

Goenoeng Malajoe Estate (Gambier Ltd., King William St., Regis 1

and Oil Palms). Postal Address : House, London, E.C.4

Tanjong Balei Nam Heng Estate—Postal Ad: Kota

A. Bouvard, head manager Tinggi, Johore; Teleph. 35; Kota

Negara Estate Tinggi

H. Senn, manager A. K. D. Neilson, manager

Amber Rubber Estate—Johore Bahru A. J. Strath, A. B. Agnew, E. •

J. J. Mathews, manager A. Griffin, D. W. Harvey and j

Secretaries and Agents—Sime Darby Ian McArthur, assistants

& Co., Ltd., Malacca Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. J. N. :

Dugdale

Acreage—Total: 8,425.14, tiultivated

Amherst Estate—P.O. Box 132, Kuala (rubber) 6,250

Lumpur, Selangor S. (rubber)

K. Division—Total: 939, cultivated.'

D. McIntosh Whyte, gen. mgr. 924

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,001 1,020, cultivated Sungei Papan Estate—Postal Ad:

P.O. Box 648, Singapore

Amherst Estates (Selangor) W. B. Martin, manager

Co., Ltd.—Amherst Estate, Rubber

Selan- D. Browning, J. R. WeighL A.

M. Noble and E. N. Callen-

gor ; P.O. Box 132, Kuala Lumpur der, assistants

Acreage—Total: 1020, cultivated Acreage—Total 7,483.61; cultivated J

D. (rubber)

McIntosh1,001

Whyte, general mgr. (rubber) 6,902

Sungei Kong Kong Estate—Postal

Leonardo Estate—P.O. Box 132. Ad : Kota Tinggi, Johore

Kuala Lumpur C. M. Botten, manager

Acreage — Total: .513, cultivated B. H. Gahan

(rubber) 505| Acreage—Total: 1,994.47, cultivated

J. H. Morley, assist, manager (rubber) 1,887.97

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C2Q3

Bukit Tinggi Division — Total Agents—Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.,

I. 117.88, cultivated (rubber)

Medan

980.88

Acreage—Total: 4,590, cultivated

Anglo-Johoke Rubber Estates, Ltd. (rubber) 2,548

(Great Britain)—Merging Estate

C. T. Hinde, general manager Antara Estate—Sabak Bernam, Lower

J. M. Watts, assistant Perak

Dr. M. H. Kapadia, f.r.c.s.e., G. Kylberg, managing proprietor

visiting medical officer Acreage — Total: 267, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,964^, cultivated (rubber) 100, (coconuts) 35

(rubber) 1,391.12

Anglo-Johore Bekok Estate— Arcadia Coconut Estates, Ltd.—

C.Dr.T. M.Hinde, Hagan Datoh, Lower Perak

H. general

Kapadiamanager

f.r.c.s.e., R. Nutt, manager

Registered Offioe>—Lewis, Brown &

visiting medical office Co., Colombo, Ceylon

K. S. Menon, chief clerk Agents—Whittall & Co., Kuala

A. E. M.ullay, visiting agent Lumpur

Agents: Mansergh and Taylor, Ltd., Acreage—Total: 3,070, cultivated

Seremban (coconut) 2,328

Registered Office—Henry Gunter &

Co., Ltd., 37-38, Fenchurch Street, Argentine Land & Investment Co.,

London, E.C. 3 Ltd., (Incorporated in England),

Acreage—Total: 978.66, cultivated Bode Estate—Postal Ad: Sanda-

(rubber) 940 kan, B.N.B.

C; Swan Jones, superintendent

Anglo-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.—Lin- Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

sum Estate, Rantau, Negri Sembilan Ltd., Sandakan, Agents

Acreage—planted 1,649 Secretary and Registered Office—W.

W. A. Millner, manager H. Christie, 17, Street Swithin’s

Terentang Estate—Sungei Gadut Lane, London, E.C. 4

Acreage—planted 1,518 Acreage —» Total: 8,120, cultivated

W. A. Millner, manager (rubber) 1,136

O. E. F. Moore, assistant

Ayer Angat Estate—Pedas, Negri Asahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Suma-

Sembilan tra

Acreage—planted 804 G. J. Hekkert, manager

W. A. Millner, manager R A. Pye, assistant

St. Helier Estate—Bahau Secretaries and , Registered Office—

D. Keir, manager Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Registered Office—Harrisons &; Cros- Great Tower Street, London

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Agents—Harrisons & Crosfields,

London, E.C. Ltd., Medan

Agents—Harrisons, Barkei & Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Ascot Estates, Ltd.—Port Dickson,

Acreage—Total: 5,739 Negri Sembilan

Rl M. Robertson, manager

Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd. Registered Office—Gibson, Anderson,

(Incorporated in Scotland), Butler & Co., 12, Market Street j

han Estate—Sumatra ; Postal Grea-

Ad : Kuala Lumpur

Bangoen Poerba, Deli; Teleph. 3

(Galang); Cable Ad: Anglo-stra, Avondale Estate—Kuala Selangor,

Medan; Codes: Broomhall’s (Rub- Selangor

ber Edition), A.B.C. 5th Edition F. B. O’Malley, manager

G. R. Shaw, acting manager Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries and Registered Office— Lumpur, agents

Brewis, Rainie & Boyd, 6, Dar- Acreage—Total: 359, cultivated

naway Street, Edinburgh (rubber) 222

€204 EUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate, B. J. P. Joaquim and E. D. Shern,

Ltd.—Selangor proprietors

J. Miller, manager A. I. Owen, assistant

Registered Office—Whittall & €o., Secretaries and Registered Office —

Kuala Lumpur Cumberbatch & Co., Kuala Lum-

Acreage—Total: 1,524, cultivated pur

(rubber) 1,467 Acreage—-Total: 211, cultivated

(rubber) 187

Ayer Kttning Estate — Taiping,

Perak Ayer Tawah Rubber Plantation Co.,

Tan Eng Seng, manager Ltd., The—Sitiawan, Lower Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office— J. Watson, acting manager

85, Hperen Street, Malacca Registered Office—Oeddes Trading

Acreage—Total: 352, cultivated and Dairy Farm Co., Ld., 8, Yuen

(rubber) 331 Ming Yuen Road, Shanghai

Ayer Kcning Estate—Taiping, Perak Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Ooi Ean Chye, manager Ltd., Penang

Acreage Acreage—Total: 1,516, cultivated

(rubber)— 479Total : 485, cultivated (rubber) 1,463

Ayer Kuning (E.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ayer Tengah Rubber. Estates, Ltd.—

Ltd., Bunkit Jelutony & Rasak Es- Negri Sembilan

tates—Batu Tiga, Selangor A. Murchie, manager

R. J. Rait, manager Secretaries and Registered Office1-

W. B. R. Rudgard and E. W. Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., 4, Fort

Ellaby, assistants Road, Malacca

M. A. Vakil, head clerk Acreage—total: 1,970, cultivated

V. M. ( >., Drs. Cameron and Mac- (rubber) 901 ■

kintosh

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Mantin,

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Negri Sembilan, F.M.S.

Bro., Ceylon House, 49-51, East- V. C. Cowan, manager

cheap, London, E.C. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Agents—Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum Thos. Barlow & Bros., 49-51, East-

pur cheap, London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 6,206,275, planted Agents—Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum-

(rubber) 3,166.5 (oil palms) 960 pur

Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd. — Acreage — Total : 816, cultivated

Malacca (rubber) 783

Opg Chin Yam, managing director Bagan Serai Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Yap Swee Liari, assistant (Incorporated in England)—Postal

Tan Swi Chay, secretary and Telegraphic Add: Soon Lee

Registered Office—18, Jonker Street, Estate, Bagan Serai, Perak. lj

Malacca Miles from Railway Station and

Acreage—Total: 1,412, cultivated Telegraph Office

(rubber) 945 Soon Lee, Hai Kee, Kuran, Strathe-

Ayer Panas Rubber Estate, Ltd.— son & Ardgowan Estates

Jasin Malacca Acreage—Total: 2,837.60, planted

C. C. Curran, manager (rubber) 2,638 (coconuts) 146

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Kurau Estate

Singapore R. M. Dawson, actg. manager

Acreage—Total : 3,165, cultivated A. F. Bruce, planting adviser

(rubber) 2,894, (coconuts) 40 Agents — Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

Penang and Registered Office—H.

Secretary

Ayer Puteh Estate—Kulah Pilah, S. Pickthall, 85, Gracechurch St.,

Negri Sembilan London, E.C. 3

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C205

Bahau Edible Oil Syndicate, The— Bang Nara Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bang-

Postal Ad: Bahau; Railway Sta- nara (Naraclhivas)j South Siam

tion: Senama Halt; Teleph. 7, A. E. C. Gercke, manager

Bahau Secretaries—The Bangkok Times

W. Keilitt, proprietor Press, Ltd., Bangkok

S. C. Howard, do. Registered Office—Bagueley and

G. R. Stevenson, do. Tooth, New Road, Bangkok

W. H. Pratt, do. Acreage — Total: 1,280 cultivated

A. S. Woodroffe, visiting mgr. (rubber) 492, (coconuts), 80

N. Sellathurai, office.clerk

Bah Lias Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Bah Bangawan Estates, Ltd. — Bangawan

Lias, Deli, Sumatra Estate via Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

Secretaries & Registered Office— A. Thomson, manager

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, A. Baillie, S. Mitchell, C. G.

Great Tower Street, London Beers and P. W. Van Veen,

Acreage — Total r 6,’587, cultivated assistants

2,1573 Siew Foong Hee, book-keeper

Dr. Lau Lai, medical officer

[ Bahru-Selangor Rubber GPg., Ltd.— Jesselton Agents—Harrisons & Cros-

jr ‘ Jeram,' Selangor field (Borneo), Ltd.

C. A. Farebrother, manager London Office—1 & 2, Great Winches-

! Registered Office—A. B. Simon, 33, ter Street, London, E.C. 2

t Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 Acreage — Total: 6,594, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 635, cultivated (rubber) 5,068

(rubber) 633 Banir RuEber Estate, Ltd. — Banir,

BajAu Rubber and Produce Estates, Perak

Ltd.—Jurong Road, Bukit Timah, P. W. Hatfield, manager

Singapore Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretary & Registered Office—H.P. Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

Carter, 6, Queeti Street, Cheap- Lloyd’s Avenue, Londbn, E.C.

side, London Planters’ Stores and Agency Co.,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

agents Acreage—Total: 1,620, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,026 (rubber) 1,220

Balgownie Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Banjar Estates; Ltd., Banjar Estate—

Kajang, Ulu Langat, Selangor . Kuala Selangor

Acreage^—Total: 871, cultivated J. M. Ferguson

(rubber) 784 Registered Office—Banjar Estates

J. B. Sullivan, manager Ltd., Kuala Selangor, F.M.S.

Paroi Estate—Sungei Gadut, N.S. Acreage—Total : 553 (coconuts)

Acreage—Total: 1,217, cultivated Banopdane Rubber Estate, Ltd., Bi-

(rubber) 888 dor, Perak; Teleph. 32, Bidor

V. E. H. Rhodes, manager E. C. Allan, manager

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Hongkong

pore Bank Chambers, Singa- Oumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur

Mu Bandar Acreage-—Total: 1,163, cultivated

Galang,Sumatra

Serdang,Rubber Co., Ltd. —

Sumatra (rubber) 774 i

W Wuthrich, manager Banteng (Selangor) Rubber Estate,

i J. Hoek, assistant Ltd.—Banteng Estate, Selangor

: Registered Office—Bunge House, 31, A. J. Reid, manager

I St. Mary’s Axe, London Acreage—Total: 1,264.87, cultivated

Anglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Ltd., (rubber) 1,157.01

Medan, agents Puchong Estate, Puchong

Acreage—Total: 3,727, cultivated

(rubber) 2,379.11 A. J. Reid, manager

0206 EUBBEH ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Acreage—Total: 953.19, cultivated Kennedy, Burkill & Co , Ltd., Ipoh,

(rubber) 932.95 agents

Postal Ad: Puchong Estate, Pu- Acreage—Total: 2,313, cultivated

chong (rubber) l,4f76

V. G. A. Reeve-Tucker, visiting

agent Batu Caves Rubber Co., Ltd. (Eng-

Registered Office—-Guthrie & Go., land)—Batu Coves, Selangor

Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street, R. Nixon, manager

London, E.C.3 Registered Office—McMeekin & Co.,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, 10 and 11, Lime Street, London,

agents E.

Barlow

Bassett Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bagan Acreage—Total: 4,437, cultivated

Serai, Perak (rubber) 3,228

A. V. Tyack, manager

Registered Office—Boustead & Co., Batu Dua Rubber Estates—Postal

Ld., 1, Weld Quay, Penang Ad: Kluang, Johore

Acreage—Total: 1,771, cultivated Pang Kim Seng, jnanager

(rubber) 1,022.68, (coconuts) 136 Cheong Yong Seng, assistant

Batak Rabit Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Acreage — Total: 570, cultivated

Teluk Anson, Perak (rubber)

H. W. Wylie, manager Batu Kawan Rubber and Coconut

A. F. Bruce, planting adviser Plantations, Ltd. (Incorporated in

J. L. Lowe, assist adviser England), Batu Kawan Estate—

Agents — Boustead & Co., Ltd., Bukit Tambun, Province Wellesley;

Penang Teleph. 17, Simpang Ampat; Cable

Registered Office—H. S. Pickthall Ad:

Secretary — 85, Gracechurch St.,

London, E.C. 3 from Reis, Simpang

Simpang AmpatAmpat..

Rly. 4^Station

Miles

Acreage—Total : 1,407.4, cultivated and 4 Miles from ,P.O.

(rubber) 1,393.6 G. S. Reis, j.p., b.sc., Manager

G. A. Mior, b.sc., ph.d., asst.

Batang Consolidated Rubber Estates, Conductors—Teoh Guan Chiang &

Ltd.—Batang Malaka, Negri Sem-

bilan LimC. Jin

S. N.Kooi,

Ratinam

chief clerk

W. E. Vowler, manager Visiting Agent—J. Melville, Carey

Island

Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall & Secretaries and Registered Office-

Co., 1 and 2, Gracechurch Street, Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., 71,

London, E.C. 3 St. Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Lumpur, agents Acreage — Total: 5,618, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 2,892, cultivated (rubber) 1,147.01, (coconuts)

(rubber) 2,670 2,115.71

Batang Padang Estate—1st Mile, Batu Lima Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Pahang Road, Tapah, Perak ; Cable porated at Sandakan, B.N. Borneo),

Ad: Reid, Tapah; Codes: BentleyC Batu Lima Estates

& A.B.C. 5th Edition Secretaries and Registered Office—

H. W. Reid, proprietor Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

Acreage—Total: 446, cultivated 446 Ld., Sandakan, B.N. Borneo

(rubber, etc.)

Batu Lintang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Batu Anam (Johore) Rubber Estates, Bagan Samak, Kedah

Ltd,—Batu Anam, Johore F. A. McDougall, manager

H. J. Ridgewell, manager Registered1 Office—Henry Waugh &

General Managers and Secretaries— Oo., Ld., Beach Street, Penang

J. A. Wattle & Co., Ld., 10, Can- Acreage—Total: 3,378, cultivated

ton Road, Shanghai (rubber) 2,178

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0207

Batu Matang Rubber Plantations, Lumpur Railway Station

Ltd., Batu Matang Estate—Tai- T. C. Stuart, manager

ping, Perak. Arras Estate, Enggor, W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

Perak Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

S. Ba.yley, manager Kuala Lumpur, agents

Henry Waugh & Cto., Ltd., Penang, Acreage—Total : 1,443, planted

agents with rubber 1,237

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sungei Gumut Estate — Postal Ad:

Lyall Anderson & Co., 16, Philpot Kalumpang Station, 2 Miles from

i Lane, London, E.O1. Kalumpang Rly. Station, Teleph.

14 (Tanjong Malim Exchange)

Acreage—Total: 1,340, cultivated H. A. Parsons, manager

(rubber) 1,321 W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

9 Batu Rata (Sumatra) Rubber Planta- Harrisions, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

tions, Ltd., Batu Rata Si Mahe Kuala Lumpur, agents

•; | and Bangoen Poerba Estates —• Suma- Acreage — Total: 1,239, planted

tra; Postal Ad: Bangoen Poerba; with rubber 1,200

|- Cable Ad : Loeboeq Pakam Rinching Estate—Postal Ad: Se~

I! F. A. Moraux, manager menyih, Kajang; Teleph. 22, Se-

J. B. F. Yates, asst. menyih, 8^ Miles from Kajang

L. A. Worley, do. Railway Station and 2i Miles

I; Hooglandt & Co., agents, Singapore from Post Office

P. H. Fripp, manager

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

|8 t’ Batu . Sembilan Estate — Kajang,

Selangor Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur

Y. S. Ponnampalam, proprietor Secretaries—The

S. Tharmalingam, manager langor) Rubber Batu Tiga (Se-

Co., Ltd.

11 Acreage — Total : 117, cultivated Registered Office — 95a, Chancery

(rubber) 117 Lane, London, W.C. 2

Acreage—Total : 1,352, planted

Batu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co., (rubber) 1,013, (tea) 12

Ltd. (Incorporated in England)—

Batu Tiga, Selangor Batu Village Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Glenmarie Estate—Postal Ad : Batu Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Selan-

Tiga; Teleph. 14, Petaling; Cable gor

Ad: Batutiga. 2| Miles from G. B. Walker, manager

Railway Station Secretaries and Registered Office—

T. C. Stuart, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Singa-

W. A- Stanton, visiting agent pore

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: 62, cultivated (rub-

Kuala Lumpur, agents ber) 52

Acreage—Total: 2,000.20, planted

with rubber 1,818.91 Bearwell Estate—Klang, Selangor

Batu Estate—Postal Ad: Sentul, P. W. Parkinson, proprietor

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2115. G. M. Browne, manager

Miles from Kuala Lumpur Rail- Commercial Agents—Harper, Gil-

' wayT. Station fillan & Co., Kuala Lumpur .

C. Stuart, manager Acreage—Total: 182 (rubber)

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

Harrisons, Barker & Cd., Ltd.r Beaufort Borneo Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Planting Companies, etc., Woodford

1 Acreage—Total : 900, planted with Estate—Beaufort, via Jesselton, B.

rubber 865 N. Borneo

Bukit Kiara Estate—Postal Ad: J. S. Morris, manager

Bukit Kiara; P.Q. Box 206, Old Thomas Chung, chief clerk

Damansara Road, Kuala Lumpur; Eastern Agents — Guthrie & Co.,

Teleph. 2331. 6^ Miles from Kuala Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.

C208 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Beaumont^. EsTATE-^-Klang, Selangor Belian Wangi Estate—Sungei Gadut,

Goh Hock Huat, sole proprietor Negri Sembilan

Lee Khar Soon, conductor Mrs. I. Battishill, owner

Acreage — Total : 422, cultivated Acreage — Total: 139, cultivated

with rubber (rubber)

Bedford Plantations, Ltd. (F.M.S.) Beng KoNg Seng Estate—90, Jonker

— Slim River, Perak; Teleph. Slim Street, Malacca

River 28; Cable Ad : Callard, Slim Secretaries and Registered Office—90,

River Jonker Street, Malacca

E. M. R. Callard, manager Acreage — Total: 231,-. ciiltivated

Secretaries and Agents — Harper (rubber) 231

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd'., Kuala Benta Rubber Estates, Ltd. — Raub,

Lumpur Pahang

Acreage — Total: 956, cultivated W. G. Ashford, manager

(rubber) 920 Agents and Secretaries—Harrisons,

Behrang E’STAts — Tanjong Malin, Barker & Co., Ltd., Penang

Perak Acreage—Total: 3,353.47, cultivated

C. T. de B. Whitehouse, managing (rubber) 1; 796.21

director Bengal Estate—13th Mile Coast

C. L. Edmonds, assistant Road, Port Dickson

Dr. Bedell, medical officer B. B. Sen Gupta, manager

Acreage — Total: 500, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office^

(rubber) 497

Acreage —Estate,

Bengal Total: Port

273, Dickson

cultivated

Behrang Mitda Estate — Tanjong (rubber and coconuts) 269, rubber

Malim, Perak (all mature) 247

Mrs. C. T. de B. Whitehouse, pro- Beranang (Selangor) Rubber Planta-

prietor tions, Ltd.—Bangi. Selangor; Tel.

C. L. Edmonds, assistant No. 24 Kajang; Cable Ad: Buxton,

Acreage — Total: 415, cultivated Bangi

(rubber) 55 C. A. Buxton, manager

Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estate, Registered Office — Boiistead Bros.,

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Walsfhgham House,- Seething Lane,

Johore and Malacca Estates'—Postal London, E.C. 3

Ad : Bokok Estate, Asaham, Malacca, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

S.S.; Cable Ad: McKerrow, Asaham pur, agents

W. M. McKerrow, manager Bernam-Perak Rubber Plantations,

Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall & Ltd.—Teluk Anson, Perak

Co., Ld., 1 and 2, Gracechurch J. E. Staley, manager

Street, London, E.C. Acreage

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents (rubber)— 2,050

Total: 2860, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 3,63l, planted 2,671 Bernam Oil .-Palms. Ltd —Ulu Bernam

(Johore 2,307, Malacca 364) Estate, Perak; Postal Ad: Hutan

Belata River (Sel) Rubber Estates, Melintang, Perak; Cable Ad: Pal-

Ltd. (Incorporated in England)1— mo, Sobak Bernam. Railway Sta-

Nearest Telegraph Office & Railway- tion : Teluk Anson Town

Station, Kerling 7 Miles; Teleph. W. O. Grut, general mgr.

Kuala Kuba 11; Cable Ad: Belata, L. K. Pay, field manager

Kerling P. Bedey, sr. asst.

P. Paxton Harding, manager A. S. Lehmann Nielsen, chief

Agents—Harper Gilfillan & Co., engineer

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor S. A. R. Jacobson, engr.

Acreage—Total: 1,750, cultivated Acreage — Total: 8,556, cultivated

(rubber) 1,113 (oil-palms) 6,107, (tea) 5, (rubber)

10 and (coconuts) 15

BUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C209

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., Beulah Rubber Estate—Postal Ad :

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Rantau, Negri Sembilan

W. R. Stothard, manager A. T. M. Lane, proprietor

Boustead & Co., Ld., agents, F. R. Poole, do.

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Agents Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd

Registered Office—H, Read Smith, Kuala Lumpur

4, London Wall Buildings, Lon- Acreage — Total: 200, cultivated

don, E.C. 2 (rubber) 200

Acreage — Total: 3,280, planted BeverLac (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.

(rubber) 2,766 —Beverlac, Klang; Selangor

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., A. H. Mortimer, manager

Ltd. (Incorporated in England) Secretaries & Registered Office—Lee-

chman & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

Bertam Estate Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

' Postal Ad: Kepala Batas, Province agents''

Wellesley; Tel. Ad: Calapah, Acreage—Total: 312, cultivated

Kepala Batas; Teleph. 25, Kepala (rubber) 295

( Batas. Distance from Railway

Station: Tassek Glugor, 8 Miles, Bibor Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Bidor,

1 Prai 14 Miles. Distance from Perak

' Telegraph Office: Kepala Batas, 1 A. E. Gourlay, manager

Mile Registered Office-^Bosanquet, Traill

H. E. Roberton, gen. mgr. & Co,, Towers House, 40, Trinity

J. H. Worth, assistant Square, London, E.C. 3

K. A. G. Hague, do. 'Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

E. T. Pike, do. Lumpur, agents

H. L. H. B. Barry, do. Acreage—Total: 1,658, cultivated

Vellasamy Pillay Karuppayan, (rubber) 1,295

chief clerk & book-keeper Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Victoria

Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe- Estate, Kedah

nang W. 0. Warrack, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office- Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Read Smith & Co., Ltd., 4 London field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St.,

Wall Buildings, London Wall, London, E.C.

London E. C. 2

Acreage—Total: 13,223, cultivated Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd., The—North

1, (rubber) 7,708, (coconuts) 469 Labis Estate, Labis, Johore

Taisho and Tanah Panjis Estates C. G. Tanner, manager

Taisho Estate A. S. Mackenzie and J. B. Stoker,

(Batu Chapping and Sungei Gesong) assistants

Postal Ad: Bahau, N.S. Distance Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

from Railway Station: 1 Mile. field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

Distance from Telegraph Office: London, E. C. 3 •

\ Mile : Teleph. 8 Bahau Harrisons, Barker , & Co., Ltd.,

Tanah Panjis Estate (Balamah). Kuala Lumpur,,7,933.66,

agents cultivated

Distance from Railway Station: Acreage—Total:

1 /4 Mile. Distance, from Tele- (rubber) 4,553.34

graph Office: 1/4 Mile

W. R. Stothard, manager Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Sungkai,

R, H. Pantling, div. assistant Perak

Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe- S. Y. MacQueen, manager

nang and Kuala Lumpur J. R. Gardner, assistant

u Secretaries & Registered Office— Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Read Smith & Co., Ltd., 4, London field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St.,

Wall Buildings, London Wall, London, E.C.

London E.C. 2 Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 3,966, cultivated Kuala Lumpur, agents

(Rubber) 2,628 Acreage—1,310 (rubber)

U210 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS

Bila (Sumatea) Rubbee Lands, Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 1,536, cultivated

Kota Pinang, Sumatra (rubber) 1,369

H. G. W. Van der Lee, manager

B. H. Croon, assistant Beadwall (F.M.S.) Rubbee Estate,’

Registered Office—1-4, Great Tower Ltd., The—Negri Sembilan

Street, London A. Fraser, manager

Harrisons & Crosfield., Ltd., Medan, G. R. Bums,Office—Thomas

asst.

agents Registered Barlow &

Bro., 49-51, Eastcheap, London, ]

B intan Estate—Riouw Archipelago, E.C. 3

N. E. I. Postal Ad: P.O. Box 83, Barlow

Singapore Acreage — Total: 3,504, cultivated

N.Ltd.,”

V. E. Mij ‘‘Bintan Plantations, (rubber) 2,915

proprietors

Acreage—2,069 hectares, cultivated Beauntson (Malay) Rubbee Estates, :

(rubber) 1,356 ha, (ooconute) 24 Ltd., Brauntson Estate — Jeram,

bouws Selangor

H. C. Mustard, manager

Bintang Rubbee Estates Ltd.—Chahia Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther-

Bintang Estate, Seremban, Negri ford & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap, |

Sembilan London, E.C. 3

R. F. Mesney, manager Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Agents — Harper Gilfillan & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Acreage—Total: 1,485, cultivated i

Registered

84 WilliamOffice—Queensland

Street, MelbourneBldg., (rubber) 1,447

Acreage — Total: 250, cultivated Beitish Boeneo Paea Rubbee Co., 1

(rubber) 232 Ltd., The, Beaufort Estate— B. :

Blackwatee Estate (Klang) Rubbee N. Borneo, Postal Ad: Beau- ;

Co., Ltd.—Klang, Selangor fort viaBeaufort;

tang, Jesselton;Codes:

CableA.B.C.

Ad: Bin-5th \

A. H. Mortimer, manager Edition and BroomhalFs

C. E. Bernard, supt. G. S. Tuxford, manager

Registered Office—Skrine & Oo., J. C. Bryant, visiting agent

Colombo Ambrose Lim, head clerk

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste-

agents wart & Co., 87, West Regent St.,

Acreage—Total: 1,371, cultivated Glasgow

(rubber) 687 Acreage—Total: 3,188, cultivated

(rubber) 1,430

Bona we Estate—Port Dickson, Negri

Sembilan Beitish-Malay Rubbee Co., Ltd. —

Mrs. G. W. R. Millar, proprietress Negri Sembilan

Agents—Baillie Gifford & Co., Edin- A. R. Thompson, general manager

burgh, Scotland H. A. S. Hughes, assistant

Acreage — Total: 531, cultivated H. D. Bidlake, do.

(rubber) 510 J. Lindsay, do.

Boonoon Estate-"--Sepang, Selangor P. Rajaiah, office clerk

Registered Office—H. L Turner, 2a, '

J. H. Bagnall, proprietor Eastcheap, London, E C. J

Planters Loans Board, managers Acreage

Acreage—Total: 99 3,000, —cultivated

Kubang (rubber)

Estate : Total:

2,320.

Boeelli Rubbee Co., Ltd., the (Incor- Jindaram Estate: Total: 2,000,

porated in F.M.S.), cultivated’ (rubber) 1,200

Estate—Negri SembilanBukit Kledek

; Postal and Beoadwatee Estate—Sungei Siput,

Cable Ad: Ayer Kuning South Perak; Cable Ad: Trevor. Sungei

A. M. Maxwell, manager Siput, Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office— T. Trevor, proprietor and mgr.

Boustead & Co., Ld., Kuala Lum- Acreage — Total : 200, cultivated

pur (rubber) 180, (coconut) 15

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0211

Broga Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Negri Brunei (Borneo) Rubber and Land

Co., Ltd., Labu Estate—Postal Ad:

Sembilan

f J. R. E. Hill, manager Brunei via Labuan, S.S.; Cable Ad:

t Registered Office—No. 1, Embank- Brunite

V ment, Kuala Lumpur F. B. Giffening, manager

Agents and Secretaries—Cumber- Registered Office—42-43, Broad St.

House Old Broad Street, London,

R batch & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur E.C. 2

Acreage—Kingsland Estate, Semen-

yih, Selangor: Total: 1,068, culti- Brunei United Plantations, Ltd.

vated (rubber) 1,065

Bukit Batu Estate, Tampin, Negri (Incorporated in Straits Settlements)

Sembilan : Total: 1,029, cultivated —S.S.; Cable Ad: Lynn, Brunei

(rubber) 622 U. P. Lynn, manager

Labugama Estate, Kuala Pilah, Secretaries and Registered Office—

N. S. :

ber) 335 Total: 335, cultivated (rub- Evatt & Co., French Bank Build-

ing, Singapore

Brooklands (Selangor) Rubber Co., Acreage — Total: 3,821, cultivated

f Ltd.—Banting, Selangor (rubber) 1,427

W. A. Stanton, manager

Registered Office — Boustead Bro- Bruskh Rubber Estates,

Estate—Bidor, Perak Ltd., Bruseh

1 thers, Ltd , Seething Lane, London J. J. Matthews, Estate manager

Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur, R. Anderson, Mine manager

| agents

Acreage—Total: 5,657, cultivated Registered Office—Borneo Co., Ld.,

28, Fenchurch Street, London,

t 5,092! (rubber), 564! (coconuts) E.C. 3

Broome Rubber Plantations, Ltd. (In- Borneo Co., Ltd., 1,526,99, Singapore, agents

' corporated in England), Broome Acreage—Total: cultivated

(rubber) 1,333.87, (mine) 143.06

Estate, Balau Estate and Eldred

I Estate—Postal Ad: Bangi, Selangor;

| Cable Ad: Broome, Kajang Bua Bua Estate—Klang, Selangor

, F. J. Pratt, general manager Goh Hock Huat, proprietor

I C. W. Warner, L. J. P. Carey, J. Acreage—Total: 190, cultivated

D. Hornidge, R. H. Aldworth, (rubber) 180, (pineapple and

| D. C. A. Fraser and G. A. Miles, fruits) 10

assistants

| Secretary and Registered Office— Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi-

F. C. Rycroft, 98, Great Tower cate, Ltd.—Batang Berjuntai, Se-

St., London, E.C. 3

I; Acreage — Total: 6,851, cultivated langor J. Samuels, in charge

11 (rubber) 6,059 Secretaries

Bruas Perak Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Cumberbatch& &Registered

Co., Ltd., Office—

Kuala

Bruas, Perak Lumpur

lj ' Registered

T. K. Wilson, manager Acreage — Total: 1,142, cultivated

Office—McDonald, Ste- (rubber) 926

wart & Co., West Regent Street, Bukit Badang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

J; Glasgow

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Merbau Estate, Jeram, Selangor

(Distance from Post Office and Tele-

f Lumpur, agents graph Office : 9 Miles)

HI}. Acreage — Total

(rubber) 633 : 760!, cultivated W. H. Gilliland, manager

Registered Office—Planters’ Stores

RBruas Rubber Co., Ltd., Bruas and and Agency Co., Ltd., 17, St.

|| Gelang Gajah Estates—Postal Ad: Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, Lon-

IjJ Bruas, Perak don, E.C 3

^ S. B. Palmer, general manager Planters’ Stores and Agency Co.,

L Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Penang Ltd., agents

• t Acreage—Total: 1,843, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,130!, cultivated

t (rubber) 1,538 (rubber) 1,122

C212 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi- Registered Office—Bright and Gal-

cate, Ltd.—Batang Berjuntai, Se- braith, Ltd., 7, Martin’s Lane,

langor Cannon Street, E.C. 4

Y. S. K. Panikkar, in-charge Acreage—Total: 3,636, cultivated

Agents, Secretaries and Registered (rubber) 3,271

Office—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur Bukit Kamuning Rubber Estates,

Acreage—Total: 1,134, cultivated Ltd.—Selangor

(rubber) 976 S. M. Martin, manager

Leong Peng Khoon, asst. mgr.

Bukix Gloh Rubber Co., Ltd.—Jeram, M. Krishnasamy, asst.

Selangor Lee Sem Kee, clerk

C. A. Farebrother, manager Agents and Secretaries—Cumber-:

Registered Office—A. B. Simon, 33, batch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 Acreage—Total: 1,837, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 1,111, cultivated (rubber) 1,753

(rubber) 1,091 Bukit Kattl Rubber Estates, Ltd.—:

Bukit Darah (Selangor) Rubber Co., Malacca

• Ong Chin Yam, managing dir.

Ltd.—Sungei Buloh, Selangor Koh Cheng Kee, assist.

D. F. Hutton, manager Secretary—Tan Swi Chay, Register-

G. Shelton Agar, visiting agent ed Office: 18, Jonker St., Malacca

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,674-3-37, cultivated

Cumberbath & Co., Ltd., Colombo (rubber) 1.140-3-31

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur

Acreage — 1,000, cultivated (rubber) Biikit Kepong Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

851, (paddy) 25 Bukit Kepong and Bolton Estates—.

Selangor

Bukit IffOK (Selangor)1 Rubber Co., W. Leggatt, manager

Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld.,

Ltd.—Jeram, Selangor; Cable Ad : Kuala Lumpur

Ijokruboo, Jeram

N. Fish, manager

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Kuala Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal

Lumpur, agents Ad: 3, First Cross Street, Malacca

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & G. C. S. Rabjohn, Chairman

Co., Ltd., 14, Leadenhall Street, Loh Kim Swi, Director

London, E.C. 3 Secretaries and Registered Office —I

Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

(rubber) 1,500 Acreage — Total: 230, cultivated

(rubber) 224

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Rengo Malay Estate — Kluang, Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Johore Salama, Perak

G. E. Clarke, manager E. W. Jacques, manager

Joe M. Fernando, clerk dresser Secretary and Registered Office—E.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., T. Jacques, Matang, Perak

Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage — Total: 796, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office- (rubber) 555

Bright and Galbraith Ltd., 7,

Martin’s Lane, Cannon Street,

London, E.C. 4 Bukit Kubu Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Acreage — Total : 2,625, cultivated Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 1,692 M. L. Phillip®, manager

Registered Office—S. J. Warnock,

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estate, Ltd.— 84-88, William Street, Melbourne,

Malacca Australia

W. E. Ainger, manager Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS C213

Bukit Lintang Rubber Estates, Ltd. Investment Trust, Ltd.—104, Win-

—Malacca chester House, London, E.C. 2

F. D. Sime, m.a., manager Acreage—Total: 6,186, cultivated

Registered Office—Greenhill & Ciap- (rubber) 3,647

perton, c.a., 31, George Street,

Edinburgh Bukit Putus Estate—Tebong, Malacca

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, A. Simpson, manager

agents Acreage — Total: 432, cultivated

(rubber) 360

Bug it Mertajam Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Kulim, South Kedah Bukit Rajah Rubber Co., Ltd., (In

A. J. Forbes, manager corporated in England)—Divisions:

Bukit Rajah, Boon Hean, New

I p G.Leggatt,

E. Angier, C. H.Eames,

G. Scott Morgan,J. E.E. Eskdale, Sungei Binjai, Sungei Rasa

Bonnalie, assts. & Delabole Estates; Postal Ad: —

Registered Office — R. Lawrence Klang, Selangor; Cable Ad: Ra-

Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win- jah; Telephone 44; Distance from

chester Street, London E.C. Klang Railway Station—3 Miles;

i Acreage—Total: 13,560.28, cultivated Distance from Klang Telegraph

■ (rubber) 9,389.9V. (coconuts) 111 Office—3 Miles

E. A. Ash, general manager

T. J. McGann and V. V. Gleeson,

Bukit Nilai Rubber Estates, Ltd.— divisional assistants

I f Negri Sembilan Koh Siew Hin, head clerk

II D. Farquharson Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

1 , Registered Office—Planters’ Stores Kuala Lumpur

and Agency Co., Ld., London Secretary & Registered Office—A. W.

Smith, 37-38, Fenchurch Street,

London, E.C. 3

Bukit Palong Syndicate, Ltd.—Port Acreage— Total : 5,9545, cultivated

I Dickson, Negri Sembilan (rubber) 4,6865

M. H. Cocke, manager

I • Secretaries • and Registered Office — Bukit Rimau Estate, Ltd.—Batu Tiga,

■H Road, Matisergh and Tayler, 50, Birch

Seremban Selangor

I Acreage — Total: 542, cultivated S. M. Martin, manager

B[ (rubber) 515 Lee Sem Kee, clerk

K. Guru, conductor

Agents and Secretaries—Cumber-

i Bukit Panjong, Ltd.—Jeram, Selan- batch & Co., Kuala Lumpur

li gor Acreage — Total: 421, cultivated

A. J. Gomm, manager (rubber) 401

I Local Agents—Harper, Gilfillan &

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Bukit Selangor Rubber Estates

H 1 Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & (1920), Ltd.—Selangor

Co., Ltd., Adelaide House, King Bukit Selangor Estates

I - William Street, London (Bukit Rotan, Java, Selangor and

•t- Acreage—Total: 2,013.40, cultivated Tanjong Pasir Divisions)

|j) (rubber) 1.990.24 C. P. H. Duncan, manager

B. Wolde, assistant

FBukit Pulai Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

Johore; Postal Ad: c/o P. O. Masai, Walsingham House, London, E.C.

?if;L Johore; Whictall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

W. K. P.O.

Davy,Boxmanager

501, Singapore Acreage — Total: 3,342, cultivated

(rubber) 2,517^

1 » M. A Innes, assistant

Sandilands Buttery & Co., Singa-

pore, agents Bukit Sembawang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

| Secretaries and Registered Office— Singapore

British Industries and General T. E. Andrews, manager

0214 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries and Registered Office— Bukit Untong Rubber Co., Ltd.—

British Industries and General Postal Ad: Ulu Puting Estate,

Investment Trust, Ltd., Dashwood Siliau, Negri Sembilan

House, 69, Old Broad Street, Lon- A. Simpson, manager

don, E.C. 2

Commercial Agents — Sandilands, Agents & Secretaries — Mensergh &

Tayler, Ltd., Seremban

Buttery & Co., Singapore Acreage—Total : 514, planted 434

Acreage — Total: 6,634, cultivated

(rubber) 5,248 Buloh Akar Estates (1921), Ltd.—

Bukit Setongkol Estate—Postal Ad: Postal Ad: Parit, Perak; Teleph.

Bukit Setongkol, Kuantan, Pahang . Masai 8

George Pliinteman, manager

Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, proprietress Registered Office—Brown, Phillips &

E. H. Lawrence, manager Stewart, Ipoh

Bukit Tambun Estates, Ltd.—Bukit Acreage—Total

(rubber) 812

: 1,198, cultivated

Mertajam, Province Wellesley

R. G. Ladell, manager

Registered Office—Bukit Tambun Buloh Easap Rubber Plantations,

Estates, Ld., 149, Leadenhall St., Ltd.—Buloh Kasa Estate, Segamat,

London, E.C. 3

Financial Agents—McAuliffe, Davis Johore R. A. M. Stradling, manager

& Hope, Penang H. E. Nixon, visiting agent

Bukit Tempurong Estate—Postal Ad: Boustead & Co., Ltd., No. 1, The

Rembau, Negri Sembilan Embankment, Kuala Lumpur

W. H. W. Gubbins, proprietor Acreage—Total: 2,710, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office — (rubber) 1,633

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban

Acreage — Total : 105, cultivated Buloh River Rubber Estate—Johorep

Postal Ad: c/o Post Office Masai,

(rubber) 92

S. Johore; Teleph: Masai 28

Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Societe J. L. Gorddard, manager

Singapore Internationale de Planta-

Tan Pi ah Eng, manager tions et de Finance, Kuala Lum-

Secretaries & Registered Office— Acreage pur, agents

Evatt & Co,, Singapore — Total: 1,662, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 478, cultivated (rubber) 1,609

(rubber) 386|

Bukit Toh Alang Rubber Estate— Buntar Rubber Estates, Ltd., Buntar

Jarak Station, Province Wellesley ; Estate,

T. W.

Serdang, Bouth Kedah

Carey, manager

P.O. Kapala Batas, Province Wel- Agents—S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur

lesley Secretaries and Registered Office—

O. L. Ching, manager The Rubber Estate Agency, Bunge

Bukit Tupah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— House, 71, St. Mary Axe, London,

Kedah E.C. 3

R. St. J. Gore, manager Acreage—Total: 1,1351, cultivated

Registered Office — Rubber Estate (rubber) 1,011^

Agency, Bunge House, 71, St. Bute Plantations (1913), Ltd.—Nilai,

Mary’s Axe, London, E.C. 3 Negri Sembilan

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents C. H. O. Strettell, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,278, cultivated Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Agents

(rubber) 1,529, (coconuts) 82

Chempedak Estate Secretaries & Registered Office—

C. H. Paramor, manager A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Acreage — Total: 1,351, cultivated Acreage(rubber)— 1673

Total: 1922, cultivated

(rubber) 1,192

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C215

Cairo (Malay) Robber Syndicate, Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Simpang Estate, Simpang Ampat,

J. T. Smith, manager Province Wellesley

Registered Office—Gardiner, G. Michelsen,

and manager

& Co., 40-41, Old Broad Hunter

Street, Secretaries Registered Office —

Eastern Industries, Ld.

London, E.C. ?

Planters’ Stores and Agency Co., Acreage — Total: 1,255, cultivated

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents, (rubber) 945, (coconuts) 281

Acreage—Total: 1,205, cultivated Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 1,187 Padang Piol Estate, via Kuala

Caledonian (Sel) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Lip is, Pahang

Caledonian Estate, Bukit Arang Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

and Bukit Moyong Divisions, Batu Lumpur, agents

Arang, Selangor Secretaries and Registered

Eastern Industries, Ltd., Office-

King

A. P. Atkins, manager William St. House, London, E.C.

J. Voin, assistant Acreage—Total: 5,395, cultivated

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, (rubber) 279.

agents

Secretaries and Registered

Dickson, Anderson & Co.,Office—

Ltd.. Central Perak Rubber 06., Ltd.—

Cannon St., London Dovenby, Simpang, Krian Road,

Acreage—Total : 1,784, cultivated Padang Piol, Tong Hing and Cen-

(rubber) 1,699 tral Paloh Estates

E. St. Clair Morford, manager

Carnarvon (Selangor) Rubber Co., (Dovenby Estate) and visiting

Ltd.—Kuala Selangor; Teleph. 37 j mgr. (Krian Road Estate)

Carnarvon Estate P. H. Begbey, manager (Simpang

Capt. J. M. Ferguson, gen. mgr. { Estate)

Registered Office—The Planters’ j R. A. Coles, manager (Tong Hing

Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17, ! Estate)

St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, j J. F. Philpott, assistant manager

London, E.C. (Tong Hing Estate)

Planter’ Stores and Agency Co., F. Girdler, visiting mgr. (Padang

Ltd., Kuala Lumpnr, agents Piol Estate)

R. L. Inaer, manager (Central

Palo’h Estate)

Castlefield (Klang) Rubber Estate, | Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.,

Ltd.—Selangor Kuala Lumpur, agents

James Neilson, manager Secretaries and Registered Office

P. J. F. Young, assistant Eastern Industries, Ltd., King

E. L. Rendle, do. William Street, London, E.C. 4

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Acreage—Total: 11,219.67, cultivated

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, (rubber and coconuts) 9,436.47

Cannon Street, London, E.C. 4 Central Sumatra Rubber Estates.

Commercial Agents Cumberbatch Ltd.—Bah Boelian Estate, Tebing

& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra

Acreage—Total: 3,472, cultivated S. A. Robinson, manager

(rubber) 3,324 Harrisons & Orosfield, Ltd,, Medan,

Central Johore Rltbber Estate, Ltd. agents

—Niyor, Kluang, Johore Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. Murchie, manager Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Gt. Tower St., London, W.O. 3

1 1Registered Office—Shaw, Darby &

Co.,

Street,Ltd.,London,

14 andE.C.

19, 3 Leadenhall j Cetor Estate—Postal Ad. Rantau,

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Rasmussen,

agents Rentau Railway Station, Seremban

Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated F. O. Rasmussen, proprietor

(rubber) 1,576 Acreage — Total: 292£, cultivated

(rubber) 290

C216 RUBBER, ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Ceylon Planters’

Ltd. — Pendamaran Rubber, Syndicate,

Estate, Port Chemor United Rubber Co., Ltd., j

The, (Incorporated in Hongkong), | ;

Swettenham Batu Dua Estate—Postal Address: -

E. R. Reger, manager Batu Dua Estate, c/o Kota Bahroe j

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., jah, Estate, Kota Bharu, via Batu Ga-

Kuala Lumpur Perak.; Cable Add: Dawson,

Secretaries—Cumberbatch & Co., Kota Bharu, Perak Distance from 1

Ltd., Colombo, Ceylon Railway Station: 2 Miles, Telegraph U

Acreage — Total: 928, cultivated Office : 2 Miles

(rubber and coconuts) 606 Raymund M. Dawson, manager

H. C. Pinching, visiting agent b

Changkat Kongsi, Ltd. — Changkat Local Agents — Kennedy, Burkili & :

Estate, Banting, Selangor Co., Ltd., Penang

F. H. Mustard', manager

Whittall & 'Co., Kuala Lumpur, Secretaries — J. A. Wattie & Co., |

Ltd., Shanghai

agents— Total: 503, cultivated Acreage—Total: 587-3-25, cultivated ;

Acreage

(rubber) 503 (rubber) 565-1-00

Chemor

Chan Yee Seng Estate—Salak North. Ipoh, Perak; United, Rubber Co., Ltd.— ;

Perak Teleph. 220, Chemor I

Madam Mak Lin Sin, proprietor A. E. L. Smith, manager , .

Chan Tuck Hor, manager Secretaries & Registered Office— ,

J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai

Changkat Salak Rubber & Tin, Ltd.- Kennedy, Burkili Co., Ltd., Penang, ; 1

Salak North, Perak ■agents

Registered Qffipe.—Gribson & Ander- Acreage—Total:

bef) 438 519, cultivated (rub- 1

son, 124, St. Vincent St./Glasgow

Acreage — Total:

(rubber) 3,500 3,991, cultivated

Chpng Ritrrer. Estates, Ltd., Cheng

Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd.— Estate—Postal Ad: c/o Kelemak ;

Estate, Alor Gajah, Malacca

Taiping, Perak L. S. Harland, manager |

W. de B. MacLaren, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office— Kennedy, Penang,

Burkili & ' Co.,. Ltd.,

agents

Evatt & Co., Singapore'

Acreage — TotaJ.: 1,034, .cultivated Secretaries—J.

Canton Road,A. Shanghai,

Wattie & Co., 93,

Chinese

(rubber) 862.8,. , P.O. Box 566

Charlesland Estate—Bagan Serai, Acreage — Total: 1,686, cultivated ;

(rubber) 1,622

Perak

Mrs. Symons, proprietress

S. B. Palmer, Bruas, Perak, Cherang Tuli Estate—Pasir Puteh, I

Kelantan; Cable Ad: Kennedy,

attorney, Pasir Puteh

M. Asaipillai, manager E. L. Kennedy, manager

Ferguson & Palmer, Bruas, manag- London Office—83, Cannon Street, |

ing agents. London, E.C. 4

Acreage — Total : 213, cultivated

(rubber) 208

Chembong Malay Rubber Co. (1920), Cheras jang, UluRubber

Langat,Estates,

SelangorLtd.—Ka- |

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan T. P. Warin, manager

J. Chalmers, manager

Registered Office—Boustead Bros., Secretaries & Registered Office—

Boustead & Co , 149, Leadenhall

Walsingham House, Seething Lane, Street, London

London, E.C. 3

Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

pur, commercial agentsKuala Lum- Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2.824, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1,770, cultivated

(rubber) 1,517

(rubber) 2,660

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0217

Chermang Development, Ltd.—Lan- Cumberbatch Lumpur, agent

& Go., Ltd., Kuala

ohang Estate, Mentakab, Pahang

R. A. Rainnie, manager Secretaries & Registered Office—

H. E. Nixon, visiting agent Bright and Galbraith, Ld., 7, Mar-

Secretaries and Registered Office— tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, Lon-

Evatt & Co., French Bank Build- don

ing, Singapore

Acreage—Total: 3,760, cultivated ; Chungloon Rubber Estate (1932), Ltd.,

The--Chungloon Estate, Jitra, Ke-

(rubber) 1,518 dah

Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates, Ltd. K. P. Hudson, manager

. (England), Rubber and Coconuts— McAuliffe, R. J. Augustin, asst.

Kuala. Kurau,. Perak Tur.quand, Youngs & Co.,

Eric T. Boyd, manager Penang, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

W. H. Bruce, A. S. F. Percival, E. B. Ridsdel & Co., 411-419,

M. H. L. Evans and W. E. Pea- Salisbury House, London Wall,

cock, assistants London, E.C.

Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bros., Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 916.64

1,006.60, cultivated

Ceylon House, Eastcheap, London,

E. C.

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Chulsa Selangor

(Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

agents G. L. O’Hara Hickson, manager

Acreage — Total: 7,617, cultivated Registered Office-J-C. A. Goodricke &

(rubber) 2,865, (coconuts) 4,115 Co., 9, Billiter Square, London,

E.C. 3

Cheviot Rubber, Ltd.—Labu, Negri Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Setemban,

Sembilan agents

Cheviot Estate Acreage — Total: 1,757, cultivated

H. W. C. McCutcheon, manager (rubber) 1,525

I. A. Ford and M. B. Phillips,

assistants Cicely Rubber Estates Go., Ltd.—

Middleton Estate (Incorporated in England) Cicely

F. I. Hamilton Moore, manager I Estate; Postal Ad: Teluk Anson,

J. B. Hendrie, assistant Lower Perak, F.M.S.,' Cable Ad:

Secretaries and Registered Office— Cicely Estate,

' Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5'2-54, Grace- 4; Distance from Teluk Anson; Teleph:

Railway Station—

church Street, London, E.C. 3 2 Miles; Distance from Telegraph

i Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Office—2 Miles

Acreage — Total: 4,188,- cultivated

agents (rubber) 3,283

Acreage—Total: 3,534, cultivated Kampar Estate-

(rubber) 3,057 Postal Ad.: Kampar, Perak, F.M.S.

Uhimpul (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates, Distance from Railway Station—4

Ltd.—Tampin, Negri Sembilan Miles; Distance from Telegraph

W. J. Wallace, manager Office—5 Miles

A. Wallace and W. Murray, assts. Acreage(rubber)— 1,565

Total: 1,867, cultivated

\ Sime Darby & Co., Malacca, agents H. de H. Smithj general manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Divisional managers, H. Walker

4 Shaw Darby & Co., Old Broad (Kampar Estate) and F. Wise

Street, London (Gloucester Division, Cicely Es-

Acreage—Total: 2,545, cultivated tate) & (Cicely Division)

(rubber) 1,476 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Rowe, White & Co., Ltd., 4,

' Chota Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sentul Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchurch Street,

P. O., Selangor London, E.C.

D. M. Atwell, manager, Segambut Financial Agents—McAuliffe, Tur-

Estate quand, Youngs & Co., Penang

0218 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Clovelly Rubbeb Estates, Ltd.— Consolidated Eastern Plantations^

Toroi, Negri Sembilan Ltd.—Rengam, Johore, Teleph. 3

H. D. Furze, resdt. manager Rengam; Cable Ad : Consols Ren-

J. S. M. Rennie & Co., 6, Battery gam

Road, Singapore, agents A. Gould, m.c., manager

Secretary and Registered Office — G. W. Lawrie, M.A.

R. D. Saw, Moorgate Station J. R. Hodgson, b.sc.

Chambers, London, E.C. F. A. Tough

Acreage—Total: 1,’732, cultivated T. U. Sime

(rubber) 1,187 Dr. R. Hall, m.b., ch.b., medical

officer

Cluny Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Slim Secretaries and Registered Office—*>

Shaw Darby & Co., Ltd., Winches-

River, Perak ter House, London, E.C. 2

J. M. P. Landon, manager

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., agents

London, E.C. Acreage—Total: 10,760, cultivated

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., 9,260

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Coconut Estates of Perak, Ltd.— Consolidated Malay Rubber Estates,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak Atherton and Leigh Estates

Capt. A. Prichard J.P., manager G. H. Wood, manager

Registered Office—Whittall & Co., R. E. Royston and B. W. Hubble,

Colombo, Ceylon assistants

Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Ainsdale Estate

agents H. S. Brown, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,468, cultivated W. Kellitt, engineer

(coconuts) 2,332 Registered Office—Shand, Haldane

Compagnie du Cambodoe—Kedah & Co., 24, Rood Lane, London,

Sungei Ular Estate E.C. 3

H. A. Campbell, manager Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban,

D. B. Newman, J. Wilkie and C. agents

H. D’Oultremont, assistants

Socfin & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Consolidated Rubber Estates (1914),

agents

Acreage—Total: 4,977, cultivated Ltd.—Postal Ad : Sitiawan, Perak

Estates: Sitiawan Estate and Lu-

(rubber) 4,831 mut Estate

D. Carmichael, manager

Compagnie des Caoutchoucs de Padang Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

—Nigel Gardner Estate, Batang Penang, agents

Berj untai Secretaries and Registered Office—A.

C. A. Roels, manager R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

T. P. H. Tatham, supt.

L. Merveille, assistant Continental Plantation Co. (Incor-

R. J. Ravix, do.

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, porated in U.S.A.), Hoeta Padang

Estate—Sumatra; Postal Ad : Kisa-

agents

Acreage — Total: 7,609, cultivated ran, Asahan; Teleph. 21 (Kisaran);

Cable Ad: Conrub. Kisaran Asa-

(rubber) 7,598 han. Head Office: 1775, Broadway,

Connemara Estate, Ltd. — Bangi, Se- New York

Hoeta Padang Estate

lansror Acreage — Total : 11,985, planted

J. E. S. Codner, manager 4,700 (rubber)

Secretaries and Registered Office — W. Hansen, general manager and

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur attorney

Acreage^—Total: 1,543, cultivated Soengei Nadoras Estate

(rubber) 1,391 C. J. Derkson, manager

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C219

Cosmos Estate—Kuala Kangsar, Pe- Secretaries and Registered Office—

rak Robertson Bois & Go., Ltd., 12,

H. P. Kendall, Attorney Fenchurch St., London, E,C. 3

G. E. Henning, pro. Acreage—Total: 2,046, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 150, cultivated (rubber) 1,618

(rubber) 150

Damansara (Sel) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Craigielea Rubber Plantations, Ltd. Cable Ad: Damar, Klang

i Craigielea Estate, Bukit Pasir, H. V. Puckridge, manager

Muar, Johore; Teleph. 22 J. F. Gooch, assistant

W. J. Wallace, manager P. Thangarajah, clerk

J. B. Gould, S. A. B, Ross and Reg. Office—Morrison Rutherford &

A. S. Black, assts Co., 20, Eastcheap London E.C.3

R. L. Fernandes, chief clerk Agents—Harrisons Barker

Kuala Lumpur

Registered Office—Shaw Darby & Acreage—Total:

Co., Ltd., 14 and 19, Leadenhall 4,235, cultivated

Street, London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 3,377

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents Deli Batavia Rubber Maatschappij,

Acreage—Total: 6,582; cultivated Rubber — Postal Ad : Pematang

Siantar, E.O., Sumatra; Cable Ad.

(rubber) 6,907

Bamyrub Pematang Siantar

Cromlix Rubber Estate and Produce Deli Planters Vereeniging (Associa-

’ Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor tion of Tobacco Companies)—Medan

Bukit Jalil Estate— Sumatra; Cable Ad: Planterscomite

Andrew Mustard, manager President—Ir. P. M. Yisser

Registered Office—Walker Bros., 36, Secretary—Dr. G. van der Veen

Basinghall Street, London, E.C.

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala DeliStation Proefstation (Experimental

for Tobacco)

Lumpur, local agents Director—J. C. van der Meer

Cultuur Maatschappij “de Oostkust’' Mohr

—Postal Ad: Goenoeng Pamela, Secretary—H. van Berkel

Tebing Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra Members of the Deli Planters

A. Jeppe, general manager Vereeniging :

L. van Drooge, proxy N. V. Cultuur Maatschappij “De

Rubber Estate—Goenoeng Pamela Oostkust” (1 rubber-estate)

with Divisions : Goenoeng Monaco Headmanager—A. Jeppe

and Goenoeng Para Secretary—L. van Drooge

N. V. Deli Batavia Maatschappij

Cultuur Maats, Leidong West- (8 tobacco-estates)

Sumatra Headmanager—C. G. J. Bos

Kanopan Oeloe Estate Secretary—A. C. G. M. Ropke

J. Grondhout, manager N. V. Deli Maatschappij (21 to-

H. A. A. M. Hen Drictts, asst. bacco, 3 rubber-estates and 1

Leidong West Estate oil palm-estate)

Y. Grondhout, manager Headmanager—Ir. P. M. Visser

H. Birnstiel, assistant Secretary—C. A. van der Lindey

1

i Cycle Estate—Nilai, Negri Sembilan N. V. Deli Spoorweg Maatschap-

Lye Chan Lira, manager pij (Railway Company)

Manager— Ir. J. A. A. Hoetnagels

ChuaCheng Bok, Kuala Lumpur,fagents N. V. Senembah Maatschappij (11

Acreage — Total: 646, cultivated tobacco, 2 rubber-estates and

(rubber) 608 1 cocoa-estate)

Headmanager—A. F. W. Delsman

Dahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Dahan Secretary—J. Monj£

Estate, Upper Sarawak N. V. Serdang Cultuur Maats-

Borneo Co., Ltd., Kuching, Sara chappij (l tobacco-estate)

wak, agents Headmanager—G. Kost

0220 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

N. V. Tabak Maatschappij England

^Arendsburg” (5 tobacco and Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,*

2 rubber-estates) Penang, agents

Headmanager—F. T. M. Koster

Secretary—P. Leezenberg Dingkill Estate—Kajang, Selangor ?

N. V. Tabak Maatschappij “Tjin- Y. E. H. Rhodes, proprietor

ta Radja” (1 tobacco and 1 C. K. Paul, do.

rubber-estate). Acreage — Total: 100, Cultivated

Headmanager—G. Schwarz (rubber) 100

Secretary—A. Meyer

N. V Zwitsersche Landbouw Ma Dingwall Estate — Mambau, Negri

atschappij (1 Derris-estate) Sembilan

Headmanager—G. Schwarz A. Simpson, manager

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem- ;

Dennis town Rubber Estates, I/ri)., ban, agents

Kim Seng Estate Acreage—Total 341, cultivated

E. J. Chandler, manager (rubber*) 315

B. W. Hallet, assistant

J. agents

Murray, Kuala Lumpur, visiting Djapoera Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sumatra

Shaw Darby & Co., Ltd., 14, L. B. H. von Rabenau, supt.

Leadenhali Street, London. E.C.3 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Henry, Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang, M. P Evans & Co., 30, Mincing

agents Lane, London, E-C. 3

Hooglandt &, Co.,.-Singapore, agents

Devon Estates (Malacca),' Ltd.— Djember Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

Malacca corporated in England)—Pahang;

Commander F. W. F. Fegen, r.n. Jerantut Estate, Jerantut

(Retired), resident director R. M. A. Maycock, manager

J. A. St. C. Stewart, gen. mgr. Secretaries—Begg, RobeTts & Co.,,|

Registered

Malae’cst Office -Sirne Darby Co., 138, Leadenhali Street, London,

Acreage E.C.

(rubber).—4,848

Total: 5,516, cultivated Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore,:

Agents

Semahtan Estate—Mentakab, Pahang, Acreage—Total: 3,628, cultivated !

F.M.S. (rubber) 1,111

G. D. Treble, manager

Acreage — Total: 4,834, cultivated

(rubber) 1,460 Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. of N.Z. .

(Registered in New Zealand),. Te-|

Diqwarrah Rubber Co., Ltd., (Cal- bing Tinggi Estate — Kelantan;

cutta)—Sungkai, Perak. Postal . Ad,: .^ebipg Jinggi Estate, i

H. J. Mansbn, manager’ Sungei Kusial

Secretaries and Registered Office— h. E. White, manager

Andrew Yule & Co., Calcutta Acreage—Total: 1,875, . cultivated

Dstier & Co., Hong Kong Bank (rubber) 1,221

Building,, Singapore, commercial

agents Dominion Rubber Co.. Ltd., Hendra

Acreage—Total: 900, cultivated Estate—Sungkai, Perak

(rubber) 872 L. A. Blackball, manager

H. 0. Pinching, visiting agent

Dindings Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Kennedy,

Sitiawan, Perak agent Burkill & Co., Ltd., Penang,

A. T. Edgar, manager Secretaries and R gistered Office—

G. W. Rand, assistant A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai j

Registered Office — R. Sunderland Acreage — Total: 825^, cultivated

Taylor, 10, Queen Street, Ipswich, (rubber) 8011

ilUiSBEB, ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS C221

Dominion Rubber Oo., Ltd. (Incor- A. H. C. Allen, M.C., j.p., com-

porated in Hongkong), Dominion mercial manager

Estate— Selangor; Postal Ad: T. A. Barnes, secty. to resident dir

. Semenyih, F.M.S. ; Teleph. 19 (Se- A. W. Goode, assist. do.

menyih); Cable Ad : Skyum, Semen- E. F. G. Anderson, J. W. Russell,

jib C.A., L. Chadderton, b.com., ac-

N. J. Skyum, manager countants

H. C. Pinching, visiting agent Dr. A- F. M'ackay, m.b.ch.b. (N.Z.),

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., 19, d.t.m. & h. (Eng.), medical

Beach Street, Penang, agents officer

| Secretaries and Registered Office — Dr. W. B. Haines, d.sc. (Lond.),

A. R. Burkill & Sons, 2, Canton F. INST. P., F.R.MET. SOC., D.I.C.,

Road', Shanghai field research officer

Dr. F. J. Baton, ph.d., b.sc.,

Dorset Estate—Sungei Bakap, Pro- | W. A.latex research

Adcock, latexchemist

1

supt.

' vince Wellesley T. H. Barnwell, latex chemist

O. A. S. Sellers, proprietor F. J. Payne, rubber technologist

F. W. Petrie Hay, manager Jashi Lalamg Estate (Malacca)

Acreage—Total: 92jj. cultivated D. E. Webster, manager

(rubber) 92J B. S. B. Johnston, assistant

‘Dour Estate—Batu Caves P.O., Se- R. Trewhitt, m.i.mar.e., engineer

1 langor, Federated Malay iStates Bahau Estate (N. Sembilan)

H. M. S. Wagner, manager for the J. F. Clarkson, manager

Estate of C. Wagner (Deceased) W. Wall. P. G. Jones. M. T. Piercey,

Areage—Total: 127 G. A. W. Booker, P. N. H. Gush and

W.B.D.M.Pattenden,

Sewell, assistants

engineer

IDuff Development Co., Ltd.—Kelan- Kuala Jelei Estate {M. Sembilan)

! tan M. G. F. ■Moffatt, superintendent

W. A. Allan, general manager Ladang Geddes {N. Sembilan)

C. P. Gregory, senior assistant A. B. Fowler, manager

Planting Assistants—G. G. Daw- M. E. L. Robey, superintendent

son, L. Feeny, K. G. King, D. Gates. K. R. Yates, E. Blomfield

A. H. Robinson, C. G. Young, C. and H. M. Burkill, assistants

A. MacCallum, engineer

H. Collect, R. I. McHarg and R.

Phillips Johol Estate (Ar. Sembilan)

Registered Office—24, Rood Lane, | R.N. 0.McLeod,

Lloyd-Owen, manager

E. G. W. Guslp.G. L.

London, E.C. 319,855, cultivated

Acreage—Total: Hogan and L. 0. Lincoln, assistants

(rubber i 7943.7 Regent Estate (A. Sembilan)

J. Hoffmann, manager ‘

W.Johnson,

S. Roe, assistants

Si. L. Salmom 'and E. M.

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd.—(Incor- i

I porated in England)—Postal Ad: Beruntong Estate (N. Sembilan)

I Baetion House, Malacca; Teleph. W. J. Donaldson, manager

304 (2 Lines); Cable Ad: Dunlop, J. T. McElfrish, assistant

| Malacca; Codes: Lombard, Broom- Ulu E.Kanchnng Estate (Ah Sembilan)

M. Hawes, manager

| hall’s (Rubber Edition), Bentley’s, J. R. Dunn and D. D. Rennie, assists.

Western Union, A.B.C. 5th Edition, Hillside 'Division

| Birchwood’s and Private C. G. Bukit

Berridge, atg. Division

superintendent

Acreage—Total: 101,051, cultivated Bertam

(rubber) 85,034 J. H. Yallender, superintendent

Headquarters Staff te (Ar. Sembilan)

, The Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman, j.p.,

»• resident director G.Legong Ulu Esla

V. Bolton, manager .

P. M. Williams^ deputy general L. Y. Strivens,

Pay a Lang assistant

Estate (Johore)

manager A. Y. Ames, manager

R. B. Carey, asst. gen. mgr. W. L. Phillips, superintendent

C222 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Durian Sabatang Rubber Estates Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5,

(1931), Ltd.—Durian Sabatang Es- Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St.,

tate, Johore Bahru _ London, E.C. 2

B. J. R. Barton, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Penang, accountants

Secretaries and Registered Office— Eaglehurst Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

E. B. Rids del & Co., Ltd., Salis- Pondok Tanjong, Perak

bury House, London, E.C. 2 E. T. I. Wilkie, manager

Acreage — Total : 1,167 cultivated McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.|

(rubber) 914 Penang, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office - -

Dusun Bertam Estate—Postal Ad: Townsend and Ridsel, 411, Salis-

Ipoh; Teleph. 235 Pulai; Cable Ad : bury House, London Wall

Dusun Bertam Estate, 4^ Miles from Acreage—Total: 1,629, cultivated

Ry. Station and Post Office, Ipoh (rubber) 1,217

Agents—Brown, Phillips; & Stewart

Secretaries and Registered Office— East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Maclean, Brodie and Forgie, 7, Johore

Royal Bank Place, Glasgow H. L. Jeppesen, manager

H. N. Winter, manager East Asiatic Co., Singapore, agents

Acreage — Total : 1,064, cultivated Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient

(rubber) 1,044 House, London, E.C. 2

Gunomo Kron Estate, Kampong, Acreage — Total: 3,045, cultivated

Kedayang, 755 Acres (rubber) 2,520

H. N. Winter, manager

East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Dusun Besar Estate—Ipoh, Perak Kedah, Padang Meiha Estate

Mrs. D. M. Sympthe, Mrs. G. 'C. O. Jorgensen, manager

Waterhouse and Mrs. F. C. S. assistants

K. Petersen and O. V. Hansen,

Cowdy, proprietors

John L. Woods, manager East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Acreage — Total : 123, cultivated agents

(rubber) 123 Registered Office—H. Gunter, 37-38,

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C.3

Dusun Durian Rubber Estates, Ltd.— East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Bilham Estate, Sitiawan, Lower Trengganu, Postal Ad: Kretay via

Perak Singapore; Cable Ad: Juul, Kretay

G. D. Sansom, manager East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ld.,

Secretaries & Registered Office— proprietors

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St., N Juul, manager

London V. Torp, assistant

Acreage—Total: 1,662, cultivated E. K. Sorensen, do.

(rubber) 605 Sv. A. Hjerrild, do.

Dusun Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Secretary and Registered Office—

Walbrook Estate, Sitiawan, Perak H. Gunter, 37/38, Fenchurch St.,

G. D. Sansom, manager London, E.C. 3

Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5, East Asiatic Co.. Ltd., Singapore,

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St., managing agents

London, E.C. Acreage—Total: 4,516, cultivated

(rubber) 4,343

Dusun Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates,

Selangor and Perak Ltd. (Incorporated in London),

Duson Durian Estate Boekit Maradja Estate—Sumatra;

J. A. Barton, manager P.O. : Pematang Siantar; Teleph. 9

Walbrook & Bilham Estates (Siantar)

G. D. Sansom, manager E. P. Barnett, manager

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Registered Office — The Rubber cent Street, Glasgow, Scotland

Estates Agency, Ld., Bunge Eastern Correspondents — Gibson,

House, 71, St. Mary’s Axe, Lon- Anderson, Butler & Co., Kuala

don, E.C. 3 Lumpur

Anglo-Dutch Estate Agency, Ltd., Acreage—Total: 5,012.2, cultivated

Medan, agents (rubber, African oil palms and

Acreage^—Total: 8,761, cultivated coconuts) 3,168.3

(rubber) 7,550

Edensoe Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Eden- Eow Seng Rubber Co., Ltd.—Parit

ser Estate, Mentakab, Pahang Buntar, Perak

H. W. Randle, manager O. C. H. Beaman, manager

Oumberbatoh & Co., Ltd., Kuala Paya Besar, Estate, Lunas, Kedah

Lumpur, agents R. O. Tyndale Powell, mgr.

Secretaries and, Registered Office— Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Bright & Galbraith, London & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Acreage — Total: 1,481, cultivated church Street, London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 992 Eow Seng Rubber Co.—Sungei Duri

Edinburgh Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Estate, Songei Bakat, Province Wel-

Selangor lesley

O. J. Arnold, general manager C. C. H. Beaman, manager

Registered Office—McDonald, Ste- McAulifl^, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

wart & Stewart, c.a., 87, West Penang, agents

Regent Street, Glasgow Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

Elaeis Plantations, Ltd.—Elaeis Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchchurch St.,

Estate Mengkibol, Johore London, E.C. 3

E. W. Gruer, manager Acreage — Total: 272, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office — (rubber) 269

Guthrie & Co., 52-54, GracecHurch Equatorial Produce Co., Ltd. (Inc. in

Street, London, E.C. 3 F.M.S.), K’lapaLima

Bali Estate—Postal Ad :

Guthrie & Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lum- K’lapa Bali Bias Estate, Slim

pur, agents River; Teleph. 23 ; Cable Ad: Klalim.

Acreage — Total: 3,091, cultivated Distance from P.O. and Rly. Station to

(oil palms) 3,000.10 Estate : 6 Miles

Eldred Estate—Bekok, Johore; Cable W. M, Iversen, manager

Ad: Eldred, Bekok G.J. G.Tostee,

Reed,superintendent

visiting medical officer

F. J. Pratt, general manager Agents—Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

C. W Warner, resident manager R. M. E. Michaux, general mgr.

R. H. Aldworth, assistant Acreage — Total: 5,895, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 3,512, planted (rubber) 1,103 (oil palms) 3,398

(coffee) 33, (rubber) 3,278

Emerald Rubber and Coconut Co., Errol Estate, Ltd.—Parit Buntar,

Ltd. (Incorporated in Scotland), Perak

Bukit Slarong & Sungei Sluang V. Ambalavanar, manager

Estates — Postal and Telegraphic Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ad: Padang Serai, South Kedah Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang

i Railway Station—Tassek Glugor. Acreage—Total: 329, cultivated

Distance from Post Office: 5 Miles. (rubber) 323, (coconuts) 2

Distance from Railway Station : 11

Miles Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd., Behrang

R. A. Wanless manager River Estate—Tanjong Malim, Perak,

; C. R. Little, assistant F.M.S.

S. D. Russell, do. T. G. Laver, manager

; Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- Acreage — Total: 1,215, cultivated

son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. Vin- (rubber) 1,215

C224 RUBBER ESTATES AND 6THER PLANTATIONiS

Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd., The— Finance, 2, Marche aux Grains,

Slim River, Perak Antwerp, Belgium

Slim River Estate Agents—S. I. P. E. F., P.O. Box

Y. K. Menon, resident-in-charge 145, Kuala Lumpur Selangor,

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame F.M.S.

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Acreage—Total : 8,626.31, cultivated

church Street, London, E.G. 3 (rubber) 6,480.65 -

Planters’ Store and Agency Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents F.M.S. Rubber Planters’ Estates,

Ltd. (Incorporated , in England),

Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor Jemima Estate—Postal Ad: Mam-

M. J. Kennaway, general manager bau, Negri Sembilan; Cable Ad:

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame Jemima

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- J. S. Laird, manager

church Street, London, E.C. 2 Registered Office — Lyall, Anderson*

& Co., 16, Philppt Lane, London,

Estate of Khoo Heno Pan (Deceased) E.C.

—Waterfall Estate, Bedong P.O., Guthrie & Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lumpur,

Kedah agents

Estate of Khoo. Heng Pan, pro- Acreage — Total: 5,666, cultivated

prietor, 178, Victoria; Street, (rubber) 4,646

Penang

C. A. Panicker, manager & P/A Federated (Selangor) Rubber Co.;|

Acreage — Total: 1,200 relongs, (1932), Ltd.—Klang

planted (rubber) 1,195, (coconuts) H. Case, manager

5 Registered Office—Naftel, Morison, '

Rutherford & Co., 20, Eastcheap, /

Eu Tong Sen Estate (Pahang)—8th London, E.C. 3

Mile Bentong-Tras Road; Postal Foothills (Malaya) Rubber Estate,

Ad : 148, High St., Kuala Lumpur Ltd.—Kedah

Secretaries and Registered Office— A. V. Perrin, manager

Chop Yan Woh,' Kuala Lumpur Registered Office—Edward, Bou-

Acreage—Total: 1,100, ' cultivated stead & Go., Ld., 149,;. Leadenhall

(rubber) 1,100 Street, London, E.C. 3

Eu Tong Sen Estate—Negri Sembilan Boustead

Secretaries and Registered Office— agents

Chop Yan Look, 148, High Street, Gadek Rubber EstaTe, Ltd.—Tampin, f

Kuala Lumpur Negri Sembilan

I. M. Shaw, manager

F.M.S. Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor- Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore, agents 1

porated in Belgium)—Kuala Lumpur, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Selangor Eastern Divisioii: Kajang Begg, Roberts & Co., 138, Leaden-

E. H. B. Nobbs, manager hall Street, London

C. J Longmore, assistant, Acreage—Total: 1,419,' cultivated

D. W. Allen, do. ; (rubber) 1,323

Western Division: Kajang

D. J. Kibby, manager Gadjah Meuntah Estate, Langsa Rub-

M.A.L. Christensen and G. F. Stooks, ber Onderneming (Holland) N.V.— |

assistants Langsa, Atjeh E. C. (Sumatra)

Tuan Estate : Bentong P. Chr. van Staveren, manager

0. G. Ponsonby, manager McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,4

Dr. W. T. Ouaife, medical officer Medan, agents

Registered Office—Societe Interna- Acreage — Total: 8.645, cultivated

tionale des Plantations • et de (rubber) 2,081

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS C225

jiGADONa Coconut Plantations^ Ltd. — Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson

■ Batu Laut, Selangor, F.M.S. & Co., 16, Philphot Lane, London,

r T. G. Wilson, manager E.C.

Secretary & Registered Office — F. Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Trenouth, 85 Gracechurch Street, Lumpur, agents

London, E. C, 3

|. Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Glasgow Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Anak

1 Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S. Kulim Estate, Kulim, Kedah; P O

Acreage — Total: 965, cultivated Box Kulim; Teleph. Kulim 66

I (coconuts) 961 J. G. Winehester, manager

R. Graham, assistant

!Galang Besar Rubber Plantations, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala

i Ltd. (Incorporated in England)— Lumpur, agents

1 Postal Ad: Poeloe Galang: P.O. Secretaries and Registered Office—

| Box 230; Cable Ad : Galang, Singa- Gibson and Anderson (Glasgow)

• ; pore Ltd., 124, St. Vincent Street, Glas-

D. J. Schrik, manager gow

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Acreage — Total: 3,737, cultivated

I pur, agents (rubber) 2,040£, (coconuts) 8

Secretaries and Registered Office—

i Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- Glen Bervie Rubber Co.—Tandjong

church Street, London, E.C. Poera, Langkat, Sumatra

1 Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, G. B. Penford, manager

visiting agents W. L. B. Tisbury, assistant

' Acreage—Total: 22,489, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 2,314 Bunge House, St. Mary’s Axe,

London

Gali Estate—Raub, Pahang Acreage — Total: 2,593.6, cultivated

A. N. Dumareso, manager (rubber) 2,397.05

Secretaries and Registered Office— Glen Muar Rubber Estates, Ltd; (In-

o/o A. N. Dumaresq, Raub corporated in Great Britain) —

; Acreage—Total: 1,058, cultivated Johore, Ban Heng Estate; Postal

(rubber) 550 Address: Panchor P.O. via Muar,

Tan Kee Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ba- Johore; Cable Ad; Banheng, Pan-

; tang Malaka, Negri Sembilan chor. Distance from Railway Sta-

D. McFarlane, manager tion : Malacca 54 Miles. Distance

from Telegraph Office: Panchor 17

| Secretaries and Registered Office— Miles

Bright & Galbraith, Ltd., 7, Mar- J. F. Green, manager

tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, London Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer, visiting

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala agbiit

Lumpur, agents Registered Office—Dickson Anderson

A: Co., Ltd., 1/9, Cannon Street,

Taring (Malacca) Rubber Estates, London, E.C.4

Ltd.—Malacca Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

| F. S. Williams, manager Lumpur, ggents

^Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 1615, cultivated

I a Basanquet, Trail & Co., 4, (rubber) 1,464

Tower House, 40, Trinity Square, Glenealy Plantations, Ltd.—Parit,

London, E.C. 3 Perak

1 Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala J. Scott, manager

Lumpur, agents Registered Office—Derrick & Co.,

Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa-

[j&EDONG (Perak) Rubber Estate, Ltd.— pore

| ; Bidor, Perak Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

W. Watters, manager Lumpur, agents

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C226 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Glbngoweie Rubber Co., Ltd., Semen- Goldkenep Estate—c/o A. N. Kenion,

yih, Selangor proprietor and manager, Maxwell &

J. M. McBurnie, manager Kenion, Ipoh, Perak

Secretaries — McAuliffe, Turquand, Acreage — Total: 268, cultivatedi

Youngs & Co., Penang (rubber) 261

Glenshiel Rubber Estates Cq., Ltd., Good Hope (Selangor)

Ltd.—Telok, Selangor Rubber Co.i

The—Selangor L. G. Hutton, manager j

J. H. H. Bailie, manager Secretaries — Cumberbatch & CoJ

Frank Trenouth, secretary Colombo, Ceylon

A. F. Bruce, planting adviser Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Registered Office—85, Gracechurch Lumpur, agents

St., London, E.C. 3 Acreage — Total: 919, cultivated

Boustead & Co , Ltd., Penang agents 1

(rubber & coconuts) 903

Acreage—Total: 2,261, cultivated

(rubber) 2,123 Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co.—

Postal Ad: Serbalawan, E. C. Su-

Glugor :Estate—Penang matra,: Cable Ad: Goodyear, Dolok

Miss H. M. Brown, proprietress Merangir

H. R. Watts, manager Head Administration, ,■

J. Y. Boothby and H. R. Watts, J. B. Ingle, resident director and i

assistants manager, general administration.

Acreage — Total: 2,981, cultivated P. S. Shoaff, assistant manager,! \

(rubber, coconuts, fruit and rice) general administration

2,943 ,C.W. L.M. Marsh,

Mayers,auditor

office manager

Goloonda (Malay) Rubber Co., Ltd.— W. N. Bangham, plant research i|

S.elangor W. T. L. Ten Broeck, research r

H. B. Clifton, manager chemist .

Registered Office—Bosanquet, Trail Dolok Merangir Estate

& Co., Ltd., 40, Trinity Square, P. S. Shoaff, manager

London, E.C. 3 L. Riedhorst, field manager

Cumberbatdh & Co,, Ltd., Kuala • A. A. Musch, engineer

Lumpur, agents Wingfoot Estate—Postal Ad: Pang-L

kattan, Bila, E. C. of Sumatra;

Golden Hope Rubber Estate, Ltd., Cable Ad: Goodyear, Rantauj

The, Sungei Kelamah Estate—Gemas, P rap at

"Negri Sembilan F. S. Weida, manager

A. J. Allen, manager R. C. Arnold, assistant manager \

M. W._ Laws, assistant J. E. Shultz, office manager ,

Secretaries and Registered Office— D. G. Bonamy, L. O. Figland!

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, and L. R. Geyer, inspectors !l £

•T. Horst mg and J. H. K. M. da I

Great Tower St., Londn, E.C. 3 Smit, field managers

Harrisons, Barker & Cq., Ltd., J. W. F. Meijer, engineer

Kuala Lumpur, agents i Dr. A. Goudberg, medical office! I

Golden Hope Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co.—j*

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak Postal

SumatraAd: Cable : Serbalawan, E. C. of '<■

Ad : Goodyear-Dolok|

J. T. Pickering, manager Merangir

J. L. Milne and R. D. Brown, Head Adniinis ii ntion

assistants P. manager

S. Shoaff,(General

residentAdministration)#

director and#

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, C.R. C.L. Arnold,

Marsh, manager

auditor (Dolok Mer-|t

Great Tower Street, London

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., angir Estate)

Kuala Lumpur, agents W.

Acreage—-Total: 2,757, cultivated

(rubber) 2,479 W. M.N.Mayers,

Bangham,office in-charge

manager pi antf i

research

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0227

W. T, L. Ten Broeck, research chemist Registered Office—W. B. Gould, 149,

D. W. Peabody, assistant research Leadenhall Street, London, E.O. 3

Dolok Merangir Estate Acreage—Total: 5,589.01, cultivated

R. C. Arnold, manager (rubber) 4,518.24

L. Riedhorst, field manager

A. A. Musch, engineer Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ltd.

. WIwgfodt Estate—Postal Ad : Pang- —Kedah

kattan, Bila, E. C. of Sumatra; J. McCradle, general manager

; Cable Ad : Goodyear-Rantau Pra- Sungei Tawar Estate, P.O. Kuala

pat Ketil

F.Administration

S. Weida, asst, manager (General

and Manager- A. H. Douglas, manager

Wingfoot Estates) J. Davenport, G. T. Cameron, B.

R. M. Astle, office manager R. Burnham, J. E. Emmelle and

L.D. 0.G. Figland, J. F. Sandison, assistants

Bonamy, current assignments

field inspector Secretaries—85, Graoechurch Street,

London, E.C.3

L. R. Geyer, assistant field inspector Acreage—Total: 4,590, cultivated

J. North)

Horsting, field manager (Wingfoot (rubber) 4,341

J. H. K. M. de Smit, field manager Gunong Krom Estate — Teleph. 35

| (Wingfoot South) Pulai

H.

Dr.A.A.H.Goudberg,

Botti, engineer

medical office J. F. Nalder, manager

Acreage — Total: 776, cultivated

1■Goodwyn Estate—Sitiawan, Perak (rubber) 719.5

N. S. Maccoll, manager

Acreage — Total: 340, cultivated Gunong Panjang Rubber Estate—

(rubber) 336 Gunong Panjang, Gopeng, Perak

: W. L. H. Morrison, proprietor

Gopeng (Perak) Rubber Estates, Ltd. (140, Gopeng Rd., Ipoh, Perak)

—Kampong Kepayang, Perak

A. F. Carter, manager Gunong Pari Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Chemor, Perak; Cable Ad: Gunpari

Lumput, agents H. Scully, general manager

| Secretaries and Registered Office- Secretaries and Registered Office—

Eastern Industries, Ltd., Regis 36, Old Queen Street, London,

House, King William St., Lon- S.W. 1

don, E.O. 4

it Acreage—Total: 2,152, cultivated Hamilton (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.

(rubber) 1,829 (Incorporated in F.M.S.)—Negri

Sembilan; Postal Ad: Nilai; Rail-

Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates, way Station: Nilai and Sepang

Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Bri- Road; Teleph. 2, Nilai

tain)—Gordon Estate, Kedah W. J. Doughty, manager

B. M. Walls, manager E. N. T. Oummins, visiting agent

Secretary and Registered Office — Secretaries and Registered Office—

W. B. Gauld, 149, Leadenhall Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Street, London, E.C. Lumpur

' Ethelburga Malayan Agency Syndi-

cate, Ltd., eastern agent Han Yang Plantations, Ltd.—Masai

| Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, local Johore Bahru, Johore

agent Bruce Petrie, general manager

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., H. V. H. Pery, manager

Penang, accountant & auditors E. C. Crosse, assistant

[Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates, D. C. H. Copping, do.

Ltd. — Tampin, Negri Sembilan; Secretaries and Registered Office —

| Cable Ad: Goromal-Kuala, Pilah Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore

Acreage — Total: 5,368, cultivated

E. A. Martin, general manager (rubber) 4,750

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0228 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Hakceoet Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ayer Heawood

. Tawar, P.O., Via: Ipoh, F.M.S. —SungeiTinSiput,

and Rubber

Perak Estate, Ltd.;

Manager, C. L. Ryeroft J. S. .McCrow, manager

Auditors — McAuliffe, Turquand, J. R. C. McCrow, asst.

Youngs & Co., Penang

Secretary^-C. E. Tirkins, Teleph: Registered Office—Gibson & Ander-':

26 Ayer Tawar son, Ld., 124, St. Vincent Street,

Distance from Railway Station— Glasgow

Taiping, 55 Miles • and Ipoh, 55 Acreage—Total: 3,412, cultivated

Miles ■ '(rubber) 2,293

Acreage — Total : l,752j, cultivated Henrietta Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(rubber). l,747|,r , (coconuts) 5 Kedah

J. P. Roach, acting manager

HaWood ’ Rubber . . Estates, Ltd.— Registered Office—Paterson,- Simons

Batii & Co., Ld., London House, New

O. H.Oajahj Perakmanager

Barber, ., London Street, London, E.C, 3

Acreage — Total : 6,40l!, cultivated

Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel & (rubber) 3,686

' Ed., Mil-tig, Salisbury House,

London Wall, E.C. 2

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Cq., Hessa Rubber Maatschappij, N.V.—

Penang, agents Hessa Estate, Tandjong Balei, Su-

Acreage—Total: 1,343|, cultivated matra

(rubber) 1,184! J. A. Hijner, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,930, cultivated

Harimau Rubber Estates — Kota (rubber) 1,658

Tinggi, Johore Postal Ad: Harimau, Hevea (Burma) Co., Ltd., Hevea

Estate, Johore Bahru (Burma), Estate—Victoria Point,

M. H. van der Gucht, inanager Lower Burma, via Penang; Cable

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ad: Hevea, Victoria Point

Thonias Barlow and Brother, London S. Booth Russell, general manager

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents Whittall & G

Acreage—Total: 1,036.6, cultivated ■ agents l

(rubber) 970.48 Secretaries and Registered Office-—•

Hawaiian Sumatra Plantations, Ltd. A. B. Simson, 33, Eastoheap,

—Langkat, London, E.C. 3

J. F. M. East

Ophol,Coast of. Sumatra

manager Acreage — Total : 3,152, cultivated

(rubber) 2,440|

G. Veeman and G- Christensen,

assistants ' Hevea (Johore) Rubber Plantations,

Acreage- -Total : 12,415, cultivated Ltd., (Incorporated in England)—

(rubber) 3,987 Sungei Burong Estate, Kukob,

Hawthornden RubberKuala Estate,Lumpur.

Ltd.— Johore: Postal Ad: Pontian Ket-

P.O. Box 171, chil, Johore

Selangor . J. G. Butcher, f.r.g.s , manager

F. H. Riches, manager A. R. Pfordten, assistant

Secretaries — Cumberbatch & Co., S. B. Palmer

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Secretaries and Registered Office —

Acreage—Total: 2,440, cultivated Dickson, Anderson & Co., Ltd.,

(rubber) 2,281 20, Abchurch Lane, London, E.C.

Acreage — Total: 1,794, cultivated

(rubber) 1,700

Haytor Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Kapar,

Klang, Selangor Hevea Rubber Trust, (1933), Ltd. —

C. R. Hamerton, manager Sungei Choh, Selangor

Secretaries and Registered Office— R. B. G. Forbes, manager

Evatt & Co., Singapore Secretaries and Registered Office —

Acreage — Total: 507, cultivated A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap,

(rubber) 507 London, E.C. 3

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0229

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Secretaries and Registered Office—

agents 28, Ah Chong Street, Teluk Anson,

Acreage—Total: 1,571.74, cultivated Perak

(rubber) 348.58,. (oil palms) 581.74 Acreage — Total: 318, cultivated

(rubber) 318

Hibernia Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Pondok Tanjong, Perak Holland Sumatra Rubber MaatsOhappi j

M. G. Oorbet Singleton, manager (Rubber)

Registered Office — McAuliffe, Tur- SOengei Bamban Estate, Rampah,

quand, Youngs & Co., Penang Sumatra

Acreage — Total: 711, cultivated C. Balbach, manager

(rubber) 700 A. G. Besier, assistant

Hidden Streams Rubber Syndicate, HoLLANDSCH-AMERIKAANSCHE P LANTA GE

Ltd.—Bruas, Perak Mu,, N.V.—Kisaran, Asahan, S.E.

J. F. N. Bach, manager C. ; Telephs. Kisaran 7, 8 and 9;

Registered Office—Geo. Williamson Cable Ad: Estafette, Kisaran;

& Co., 138, Leadenhall Street, Codes: A.B;C. 6th Edition,, Bentley’s

London, E.C. and General

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., M. D. Knapp, head manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents L. M. Reuvers, secretary

Acreage—Total: 1,211, cultivated H. T. Pakenham, assist, secty.

(rubber) 800 F. J. Farrington, chief acct.

Highlands & Lowlands Para Rubber F. P. Howell-Price, accountant

Co., Ltd.—Selangor; Cable Ad : P. Purnell, internal auditer

Highlands, Klang N. W. Li. Stofkoper, inspector

B. M. Bousfield, manager Dr. W. R. O. Goslings, chief

Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bro., medical officer

49-51, Easteheap, London, E.C. 3 J. van Eijsbergen, factory mgr.

Barlow Co., Kuala Lumpur, W. E. Cake, director of United

agents States Rubber Plantation Re-

Highlands Estate search Dept. (A Private Ex-

Acreage—Total: 4,370|, cultivated perimental Station located on

(rubber) 2,324|, (oil palms) 1,044^ the Estates of the N.V. Hapm)

Midlands Estate

Acreage—Total: 3,601|, cultivated Holyrood Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated

(rubber) 3,2491, (oil palms) 208 in England), Holyrood and Bukit

Rhona Estates—Postal Ad : Pondok

Highwood Estate—10th Mile Rawang Tanjong, Perak; Cable Ad: Holy-

Road, Selangor; Postal Ad: P.O. rood

Box 130, Kuala Lumpur R. G. C. Hill, manager

Proprietors — The Plaiiters’ Loans K. J. Lewis, assistant

Board, Kuala Lumpur Chong Fook Seong, book-keeper

Acreage — Total: 101, cultivated J. Murray, Kuala Lumpur, agent

(rubber) 101 Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Hillrise Estate—Tanjong Tohalang Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

( Road, Batu Gajah, Perak braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon

H. R. Baxter, manager Street, London, E:C.

f Harper, Acreage — Total: 3,303, cultivated

agents Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., (rubber) 2,434

Acreage — Total : 510, cultivated

| (rubber). 441 Honan Estate — Sungei Malayu,

Hock Seng Co., Hock Seng Estate— Johore; Postal Ad: 112-114, Robinson

Postal Ad: 28, Ah. Chong St., Teluk Road, Singapore

Anson, Perak Lim Chong Pang, visiting agent

Lim Ah Mok, manager Acreage—Total: 2,968, cultivated

(rubber) 2,600

€230 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Hongkong (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 4,303.69, cultivated;

Selangor (rubber) 3,560.68

S. W. Harper, manager

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Inchong Rubber Estate, Tnchong.

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Estate—Kedah ; Postal Ad : Serdang,;

London, E.C. Kedah

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala H. Forrest, manager

Lumpur, agents W. Miller Mackay, visiting agent

Acreage—Total: 1,508, cultivated Secretaries—Thos. Barlow & Bro.,;

(rubber) 825^ 49-51, Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In- agents

corporated in England), Kemayan Acreage — Total: 1,335, cultivated

Estate—Postal Ad: Kemayan Es- (rubber) 1,246, (coconuts) 8 i

tate. Kemayan, Pahang. Distance

from Railway Station: 1 Mile Indo-Malay Estates, Ltd. — Batang!

G. T. Lyford, manager Berjuntai, Selangor

V. R. Ratnam, conductor-in-charge R. P. Broome, manager

R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent Secretaries and Registered Office —

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Cumberbatch & Co., Colombo

Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage — Total: 795, cultivated i

Acreage—Total: 1,104, cultivated (rubber) 687

(rubber) 593.80

Indragiri Rubber, Ltd., Sungei Lala i

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Benut and Sungei Parit Estates—Indra^. .

Estate, Rengam, Johore giri, Sumatra

G. T. Lyford, manager W. H. J. Frahm, general manager t

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- B. Montgomery, supt. (Lala)

field, Ld., London H. F. Derksen, assist. (Parit)

Acreage—Total: 1,748 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Evatt & Co., Singapore

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd., Jeran-

gong Estate Insulinde Sumatra Rubber Estates,

G. T. Lyford, manager Ltd. — Namoe Oengas, Tandjong,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Poera, Sumatra

Kuala Lumpur, agent O. E. Moriarty, manager

Acreage-—Total: 628 Registered Office — Regis House,

King William Street, London,

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor- E.C. 4

porated in Great Britain) Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan,

Benut Estate — Cable Ad : Benut agents

Estate Rengam, Johore Acreage—Total: 10,857, . cultivated

G. T. Lyford, manager (rubber) 2,287

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ipoh Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor- L•

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4. porated

Ipoh,

in the United Kingdom)— ’

Perak

Great Tower Street, London, E.C.

3 Jabi Rubber Plantations (1932), Ltd.

Acreage—Total • 1,755$ (Incorporated in England)—Postal

Inch Kenneth Kajang Rubber, Ltd.— Ad: Cable

Jabi Estate, Alor Star, Kedah;;,

Selangor K. P.AdHudson,

: Hudson,manager

Alor Star

R. J. Watson, manager S. Floris, overseer

T. McAlpine, senior assistant Secretaries—E. B. Ridsdel & Co.,

E. S. Clark, junior assistant Ltd., 411-419, Salisbury House, t

Registered Office—D. A. Clapper- London Wall, London, E.C. 2

ton, 31, George S-t., Edinburgh McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., i

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang, agents

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Acreage—Total : 1,301

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C231

Jalan Kebcn Rubber Cg., Ltd. — Jitra Rubber Plantations, Ltd., Bukit

Klang, Selangor Karangan Estates — Postal Ad:

| T. M Latimer, visiting manager Padang Serai, South Kedah

. W. F. - O. Stephens, assistant-in- Titi Karangan Estate—Postal Ad .

charge Padang Serai, South Kedah

Derrick & Oo., Singapore, agents Acreage—Total : 900, cultivated

;| Acreage — Total: 388, cultivated (rubber) 562

(rubber) 383 Jitra Estate^—Postal Ad: Jitra N.

Kedah

Jasin (Malacca) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Acreage—Total: 753, cultivated

I —Malacca (rubber) 553

C. E. R. Darby, manager J. C. H. Aitken, general manager

| Registered Office — Shaw Darby & Bukit Tunjang Estate — Postal Ad :

1 Co., Ltd., 14 & 19, Leadenhall Jitra Kedah

j1 Street, London, E.C. 3 Acreage—Total: 162, cultivated

I Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, (rubber) 162

i agents Sandilands, Buttery & Co.,

' Acreage — Total: 1,963, cultivated Penang, agents

(rubber) 1,719 Secretaries—M. P. Evans & Co.,

30, Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3

IJebong (Perak) Rubber Co., Ltd.---

| Matang, Perak Joco Coconut Estate—Pontian, Jb-

1 M. S. McOahey, manager^ hore

| C. J. McDermot, assistant 'A’ J. G. Crosse, visting mgr.

| Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,607, cultivated

t Bosanquet & Skrine, Ltd., Colom- (coconuts) 1,361, (areca nuts) 60

bo, Ceylon

: Acreage—Total: 1,703, cultivated

| (rubber) 1,626 Johore Para Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Johore, Gunong Pulai Estate,

Jeram -Kuantan Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Johore Bahru ,

■ Kuantan, Pahang. 9 Miles from H. M. MacKay, manager

Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 38,

' Telegraph Office and 111 Miles from Eastchcap, London, E.C.

Railway Station Whitfcall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

[ H. J. M. Mutch, manager agents

I Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker Acreage—Total: 1,665, cultivated

&;Co., Ld., Chartered Bank Cham- (rubber) 1,625

bers, Singapore

' Acreage—Total: 2,005, cultivated

(rubber) 1,334 Johore River Rubber Plantations,,

|Jeram Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor Ltd.—Johore

i Jeram Estate J. C. Stephen, manager

J. D. Smart, manager Registered Office — Shaw Darby &

| Registered Office—The Rubber Estate Co., Ltd., Royal Mail House, 14,

Agency, Ld., Bunge House, 71, St. Leadenhall Street, London, E. C. 2

Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3 Sime Darby & 'Co., Ltd., Malacca,

( S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents agents

i' Acreage—Total : 2,087, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,715, cultivated

(rubber) 2,024. (rubber) 3,307

Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Port Johore Rubber Lands, Ltd.—Johore

j Dickson, Negri Sembilan B. J. R. Barton, manager

[ A. C. Mulloy, manager Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel &

ji Secretaries and Registered Office— Co., Ld., London, E.C. 2

Gattey & Bateman, Fullerton McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Building, Singapore Penang, accountants

; Acreage — Total : 1,030, cultivated Acreage — Total; 2,082, cultivated

(rubber) 987 (rubber) 1,910

C232 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Jong Landor Rubber Estates, Ltd. H. S. Bryce, office manager

(Incorporated in England)—Perak. W. A. B. Smith, factory supt.

Postal Ad : Tapah; Teleph. 7 ; Cable I. T. Coutts, R. J. MacLachlan, C.

Ad: Landor. 9 Miles from Tapah F. Mangin, J. T. Nixon, D. S.

Road Station and 3 Miles from Post Thomson and G, E. Waits,,

Office. Situated: 3rd Mile Tapah, superintendents

Chenderiang Road " C. S. Allan, W. N. Allan, S. J.

Arthur Tinker, manager Halkett, A. J. Hunter, J. G.

W. Adamson and D. F. Grant, Martin, A. N. Moncur, I. A. N.

assistants McClew and M. G. S. Parker,'

S. Yinasithamby, chief clerk assistants

Dr. J. G. Reed, medical officer Acreage—Total: 28,733£, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office — (rubber) 9,970, (coconuts) 6,898,

Geo. Williamson & Co., 138, Lea- (tea-) 87^, (coffee) 102

denhall Street, London, E.C. 3 Paradise Estate

Harrisons, Barker

Lumpur, agents Postal Ad: Kajang, F.M.S. ; Cable

Acreage—Total: 2,834, cultivated Ad: Coutts, Kajang. 1 Mile from

(rubber) 2,515 Railway Station and H Miles from

Telegraph Office

Jong Produce Co., Ltd. —Teluk An- Acreage—Total: 574^

son, Lower Perak Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. Fraser, director Macdonald, Stewart & Co., c.a.,

0. T. de B. Whitehouse, director 87, West Regent Street, Glasgow,

L. H. Ghee, secretary C. 2, Scotland

Registered Office —10, Dennison

Road, Teluk Anson Juntai Development, Ltd., Juntai

Acreage—Total: 708, cultivated Estate^—Kuala Pilah, Negri Sem-

410 bilan

H. M. James, manager

Jugra Estate—Banting, Selangor Secretaries and Agents — Harper

N. S. Killick, manager Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Registered Office—24, Coleman St., Lumpur

London, E.C. Acreage - Total: 800, planted 506

Acreage—Total: 3,703^, cultivated

(rubber, coconut, coffee and oil

palms) 31563 Junun Rubber Estates, Ltd., Junun

Estate—Gurun P.O., Kedalh

Jugra Land and Carey, Ltd. (Incor- H. W. Rickeard, manager

porated in Scotland)—Tamil name S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

‘‘Teluk Gunjing” ; Postal Address: Secretaries and Registered Office—

Carey Island, Port Swettenham, The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

F.M.S. ; Cable Ad: Loquat, Port Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

Swettenham; Teleph. 53, Port Swet- London, E.C. 3

tenham Acreage—Total: 2,122, cultivated

Distance from Railway Station— (rubber) 2,058.75

Port Swettenham, 9 Miles, by

Company’s Launch Juru Estates, Ltd.—Simpang Ampat,

Distance from Telegraphic Office Province Wellesley

—9 Miles (Special arrangements J. M. Arbuckle, manager

for sending and receiving tele- W. Pollock, assistant

grams from Port Swettenham by

telephones)' Registered Office—McLean, Brodie &

Forwarding and Enquiry Office— Forgie, 7, Royal Bank Place,

Carey Island Agency, Port Buchanan Street, Glasgow

Swettenham, Telephone 4, Port Agents—Brown, Phillips & Stewart,

Swettenham Penang

James Melville, resident general

manager Acreage — Total: 2,093, cultivated

(rubber and coconuts) 1,836

RUBBEft ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C233

Kampcng Gueon Estate — Sungei Cable Ad: Austmalay, Taiping;

Bakap, Province Wellesley Telephone 34, Taiping! Auth. Cap.

Chua Guan Hup, manager £140,000 In Shares of 5/- Each,

Cheah Chin Yean, owner Capital Fully Paid

Acreage—Total: 244 Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., general

managers and secretaries ■;

1 K. H. Syndicate, Ltd., Kuala Hau

F. Leverrier, k.c. (chairmaq), W.

Estate—Kelantan; Postal Ad : Te- A. Freeman, H. Huntsman, R.

! mangan; Cable Ad-: Kualahau J. • D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.),

G. Holderness, manager m.inst.m.m., E. E. G. Boyd. b.e.

H. C. Pinching, visiting agent (Syd.), A. M.INST.M.M., F. V.

Kennedy Burkill & Co., Ltd., agents Stanley, b.e. (Syd.) and C, C.

Nardin, b.e. (Syd.), directors

Sydney Office—Challis House, Mar-

K. M. S. (Malay States) Rubber tin Place, Sydney

Plantations, Ltd.—Sungei Petani,

Kedah Kampong Lima Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Sungei Patam and Bukit Lembu Sungei Bakap, Province Wellesley

Divisions F. W. Petri Hay, manager

R. Ohrystal, manager Agents, Secretaries and Registered

D. O. Wright, assistant Office — Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.,

Secretaries and Registered Office — Penang

Guthrie

church Street, London ,

Acreage—Total: 4,536, cultivated Kamuning (Perak) Rubber & Tin Co.,

(rubber) 3,606, (coconuts) 16 Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Perak

Kamasan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala H. C. Butler, general manager

Selangor, Selangor B. M. Hembry, assistant

A. G. R. Cowe, manager R. B. Jackson, do.

Secretaries and Registered Office — Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,

London, E.C. 3

Acreage — Total: 763, cultivated Agents—Guthrie

Lumpur

Kampong Batu Estate, Ltd.—Rembau, Acreage—Total : 6,139, cultivated

Negri Sembilan (rubber) 4,193

Agents .& Secretaries—Mansergh & Kapala Islands Estate, Kapala

Tayler, Ltd., Seremban

Acreage — Total: 187, cultivated Djerei—c./o Lewis & Peat (Singa-

(rubber) 185 pore), Ltd., local agents

R. Wodschow Pyne, manager

Kampong Kuantan Rubber Co., Ltd.— Head Office—J. A. Wattie & Co.,

Ltd., Shanghai

Kuala Selangor, Selangor Acreage—Total: 5,250, cultivated

V. N. B. Were, general manager (rubber) 2,170

E. W. Fesq, assistant

L, G. Trevor-Koch, do.

i Registered Office — Boustead Bros., Kapar Para Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.

Walsingham House, Seething —Selangor

Lane, London, E.C. 3 W. S'. Leslie, manager

Cumberbatoh & Co., Ltd., Kuala J. D. Moss, assistant

Lumpur, commercial agents Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Acreage—Total: 4,049, cultivated agents

( rubber 1 3,496 Registered Offioei—Wm. Nevett &

Co., 3, Salter’s Hall Court, Can-

Kampong Kamunting inTinthe Dredging non Street, London, E.C .

Ltd. (Incorporated F.M.S.)— Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3,566

3,619, cultivated

Registered Office: Taiping Perak;

C234 RUBBEIt ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kapayang Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—?

Manebau, 'Negri Sembilan Henry Waugh & Co., Penang ‘

H. Simpson, manager Acreage—Total: 4,442, cultivated5

Kennedy, Burkili & Co., Penang, (rubber) 2,197, (coconuts) 1,811 ;

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kelantan Rubber Estates (1933), Ltd.,:

J. A. Wattie & Co., Ltd., Shang- Estates: Chaning, Pasir Jinggi and

hai

Acreage — Total: 523, cultivated Lepan Kabu Estates — Kelantan;:

Postal Ad: Pahi; Cable Ad: Chan-j

(rubber) 490.56 ing Pain, Kelantan

Karak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Pahang F. W. B. Sergeant, manager

R. G. Young, manager R. Lindsay Smith, assistant

Registered Office—Geo. Williamson Boustead & Co., Ltd., Tumpat,:

agents — Total: 7,328, cultivated ■

& Co., Ld., 13*8, Leadenhall Street, Acreage

London, E.C. (rubber) 2,290

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, local agents

Acreage — Total: 1,350, cultivated Keeton Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kelton

(rubber) 1,231 Estate—Serdang Selangor

Karmen Rubber, Ltd.—Pahang Secretaries and Registered Office—

E. R. Batts, manager Planters’ Stores and Agency Co., |

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Begistered Office — Guthrie tV Co.,! Acreage—Total:

Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,' 160

London, E.C., 3

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Kemasul Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kema-i j

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lon- sulJ. Estate, Mengkarak, Pahang

Anderson, manager

don, E.C., 3

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Harrisons, Barker & 'Co., Ltd., H

Kuala Lumpur, agents

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,980, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Greenhill & Clapperton, 31,

(rubber) 2,131 George St., Edinburgh

Katoyang (Bahru) Rubber Estate, Acreage — Total: 1,140, cultivated

(rubber) 712

Ltd. (Registered in F.M.S.)—Postal

Ad: Katoyang Estate, Tanjong

Malim, Perak Kempas, Ltd.—Masjid Tanah, Malacca :

L. W. Tivy, resident manager E. E. C. Lacey, manager

G. C. Bailey, visiting agent I. Ogg and J. B. Gould, assistants If

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, ,

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— -

Kayan (F.M.S.) Coconut Co., Ltd.— Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca ;

Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak, Spynic Acreage—Total: 2,567, cultivated

Estate (rubber) 2,440

P. C. Fisher, manager

Secretary and Registered Office—A. Kempas, Ltd.—Postal Ad : Tenth Mile j 1

S. R Bruce, Estate 12, DecTangkah

Street, via

Aber-Malacca

deen, Scotland F. P. Marshall, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Sime Darby & Co.," Ltd., Malacca, |

agents agents

Acreage — Total: 2,172, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,365, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,897J (rubber) 1,302

Kedah Bubber Co., Ltd.—Bagan Kepayang Estate—Ipoh, Perak

Samak, South Kedah

J. W. Wilson, manager H. Rodvvay Rix, manager

S. L. Roberts, L. Lockyear and G. Acreage — Total: 172, cultivated

(rubber) 172

M. Clark, assistants

RUBBEil ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0235

Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Acreage—Total: 950, cultivated (rub-

(Incorporated in England)—Selan- ber) 947.50, other cultivation 2.5

gor Group

A. Y. Beith, general manager Kiamsam Plantation and Ranch—

G.Woodcock,

M. Speeden,S. L.Y. W.Turner,

Tivy, H.

B. G.I. Labuan, S. S.

MacLennen and G. Dudgeon, W. W. Boyd, j.p., general mgr.

staffs

Keppng Estate—Postal Ad: Ke- Acreage D.and

G. proprietor

Boyd, assistant

pong, Selangor — Total: 1278, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 1,718|, cultivated (coconuts) 400, (fruits) 50, (cattle

(rubber) 1,577 ranch) 828

I Bujong Estate—Postal Ad: Sungei Killinghall (Rubber) Development

Buloh, Selangor

Acreage — Total: l,393i, cultivated Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor

D. S. Ainger, manager

(rubber) 1,336^ Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

i Sungei Gapi Estate—Postal Ad: braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon

\ Sungei Tampian, Ulu Selangor Street, London, E.C.

; Acreage — Total: 2,273^, cultivated Oumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) 1,807 Lumpur, agents

I Oorscan Estate—Postal Ad : Sungei Acreage—Total: 1,807, cultivated

< Choh, Ulu Selangor (rubber) 1,293£

' Acreage

466 — Total: planted (rubber)

| Bukit Lanchong Estate—Postal Ad : Kim Po Estate, Rhio—Postal Ad : N.

£ Batu Tiga, Selangor V. Landbouw Mij. Slipi, Batavia

I Acreage — Total: 1,184, cultivated Acreage—Total: J. G. Schilpzand, manager

(rubber) 1,015 2,200, cultivated

Bukit Prang Estate—Postal Ad: (rubber and pineapple) 1,000

Dingkil, Kajang

I Acreage — Total: 1,000£, cultivated Kim Seng Land Co., Ltd. — Pasir

(rubber) 920 Panjang, Singapore

Katoyang Estate—Postal Ad: Tan- Goh Leng Inn, estate manager

; jong Malim Acreage--Total: 2,467

! Acreage — Total : l,057i, cultivated

S (rubber) 1,009

Yimy Estate—Postal Ad: Pengkalan Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated

in England), Kimanis Estate—

Kundang, Selangor Postal Ad: Jesselton, B.N. Borneo;

. Acreage — Total: 1,4521, cultivated Tel. Ad: Kimanis, Jesselton

(rubber) 949i W. Riddel, manager

• Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kua- R. B. Lutter, senior assistant

la Lumpur R. J. C- Dobbie, assistant

} Secretary & Registered Office—W. B. E. I. Morris, do.

Gauld, 149, Leadenhall Street, Guthrie (ic. Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

F London, E.C. 3 agents.

Acreage-Total:

I (rubber) 9,079f 10,5451, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Co., Ld., 52-54, Grace-

■LKhota Tampan Bubber Co., Ltd. (Inc. church St., London, E.C. 3

T

in the T . Kingdom’)- Khota Tampan Acreage — Total: 714,878, cultivated

If Estate; Postal Add : Lenggong. Upper (rubber) 5,307^

I Perak; Cable Ad : Khota Tampan

P Lenggong ; Distance from Railway Kinding Rubber Estate Syndicate.

| Station, Kuala Kangsar Railway Changkat Kinding Esta-te—Postal

■ Station 30 Miles Ad: Changkat Kinding Estate,

■J. R. Bell, manager Tanjong Rambutan, Perak; Teleph.

I Agents—Brown, Phillips & Stewart, 218, Chemor. Distance from Railway

Station and Telegraph Office—2$

Ipoh

| Secretaries and Registered Office— Miles

McLean, Brodie & Forgie, 7, Royal J. S. Ferguson, P. McCaull and J.

Bank Place, Glasgow, Scotland Booth, proprietors

C236 RUBBEE ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

J. S. Ferguson & Co., Ltd., manag- Ulu Dr.PariAlex.

Estate

ing agents Scott, medical officer

Acreage — Total: 1,136, cultivated Acreage — Total: 211, cultivated

(rubber) 711, (tea) 225 (rubber ) 208

Kamiri Estate t— Postal Address :

Kings Mead Estate — Postal Ad: Sungei Siput, Perak. . Distance

Jerantut, Pahang from Railway Station & Tele-

M. R. K. Nambiar, manager graph Office: 3 Miles

Acreage — Total: 200, cultivated J. B. Middleton, manager

(rubber) 200 M. J. Mathews, chief: clerk

Acreage

(rubber)— 954'

Total: 1,376, cultivated

Kinta Kellas Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Batu Gajah, Perak Karaigor.Estate — PostalfromAddress:Railway

Eng-

D. D. Booth, gen. mgr. (On leave) Distance

J. Morgan, acting manager Station & Telegraph Office: 2

J. Philip, assistant Miles

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Acreage — Total533, cultivated

Co., Adelaide House, King Wil- (rubber) 515

liam Street, London, E.C. 4 Padang

Harrison, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Penang, agents AcreageRengas Division161, cultivated

— Total:

(rubber) 150

Dr. G. Waugh Scott, medical

Kinta Valley Estate, Ltd. • Postal officer

Ad: Batu Gajah, Perak Barlow <& Co., Kuala Lumpur,

H. F. Hutcheson, manager agents

Registered Office—Brown, Phillips Secretaries and Registered Office—

& Stewart, Ipoh Thomas, Barlow Eastcheap,

House,E.C.49-51, & Bro., CeylonLon-

Acreage—Total: 3,165, cultivated don, 3

(rubber) 2,298

Kirby Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Negri KlananG Produce Co., Ltd.—Selan-

Sembilan gor, Klanang Estate

Kirby, Carrotina, Georgia Khatoum J. M. Barkway, manager

Estates D. E. Trevaldwyn, assistant

D. Farquharson, general manager Registered Office — Walker Bros.

Registered Office — The Planters’ (London), Ltd., 3, London Wall

Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17, Buildings, London, E. C.

St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

London, E.O. 3 Kuala Lumpur

Planters’ Stores and Agency Co., Acreage—Total: 2,224

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 3,594, cultivated

(rubber) 2,804 Klian Kellas, Ltd.—Padang Rengas,

Perak

Klabang Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- R. W. Low, manager

ated in England)—Postal Ad: Kla- Registered Office — E. B. Ridsdel &

bang Estate, Chemor, Perak. Dis- Co., Ltd., 411-419, Salisburg

tance from Railway Station and House, London Wall, E.C. 2

Telegraph Office : Klabang 2i Miles,

3. Prah and Ulu Pari 5 Miles

K. Brown, manager Kluang Rubber Co., : Ltd.—Kluang

C. K. Sukumar, chief clerk Estate, Johore

Klabang Estate F. C. Cox, manager

Acreage—Total : 1,476, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office-

(rubber) 1,309, (coconuts) 28 Derrick & Co., Singapore

Sungei Prah Estate

Acreage^—Total: 575, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,892, cultivated

(rubber) 554 (rubber) 1,566

RUB BEK ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C237

Kombok (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Registered Office—R. D. Saw, Moor-

Sungei Gadut, Negri Sembilan gate Station Chambers, Londbn,E.C.

H. A. Smith, manager Sime Darby & Co.,’ Ltd,, Singapore,

H Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., agents

I Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch, Street, Acreage—Total: 1,871, cultivated

London, E.C. (tubber) 1,767-i

I Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

I agents

[ Acreage — Total : 2,802, cultivated Estate,Rubber

Kramat Estate, Ltd., Kramat

Lumut, Bindings, S.S

(rubber) 2,609 St. J. B. joriklnaS, manager

SfefeJ'btkries—Bou-stead ife Co., Ltd., Ipoh

Kong Lee (Perak) Plantations, Ltd, Acreage — Total: 431, cultivation

(rubber and coconuts)

i —Bagan Serai, Perak

I A. R. Wintph, manager

! Secretaries and Registered Office— Kretay Ad:Plantations — Trengganu,

f McLean, Brodie & Forgie, Royal Postal Kretay wd' Singapore;

Cable Ad : Juul, Kretay

Bank Place, Glasgow N. Jtiul, general manager

| Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang, Ptop.rietbrs—Det Ostasiatiske Indnstri

! agents og PlantagC Kbmpagni, Copenhagen

Acreage — Total: 753, cultivated East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore,

(coconuts) 710, (rubber) 33 managing agents

f Kongsi Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang Acreage—Total: 3,925, cultivated

(coconuts) 3,352, (rubber) 474

Gajah Estate, Kapar Selangor

' H. B. Dudley, manager

f Secretaries and Regi-stered Office— Krian RubriER Plantations, Co., Ltd.

—Subang Estate, Batu Tiga, Selan-

Leechman & Co., Colombo

Acreage—Total: 1,433, cultivated gorP. M. Geering, nianager

| (rubber)' 1,403 , Secretaries and Registered Office—

; Kota Bahroe Rubper Estates (1921), Thomas Barlow & Bro., 49, East-

I Ltd., The (Incorporated in Shang- Barlow cheap, London, E. C. 3

■ hai), Kota Bahroe Estate—Postal & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Ad: Kota Bahru Estate, Kota Acreage agents

— Total: 1,315, cultivated

s Bahru, via Batu Gajah, Perak; , (rubber) 1,100

! Cable Ad: Dawson, Kota Bahru-

; Perak. Distance from Railway Krian Rubber Plantations Co., Ltd.,

! Station : 4A Miles, Telegraph Office : The—Jin Seng Estate, Bagan Serai,

1 Miles Perak

, Kota Bahroe Estate M. T. Ooode, manager

Acreage—Total: 2353-0-06, culti- Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

vated (rubber) 1114-0-00 Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51,

; Gunong Rapat Estate Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Acreage—Total: 258-2-23, culti- Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

vated (rubber) 240-2-00 agents

Canning Estate j

Acreage—Total: 554-1-16, ctulti- Krubong (Malacca) Rubber Planta-

|) vated 422-2-00

Raymund M. Dawson, manager j tions, Ltd.—AlorJ.P.,Gajah, Malacca

i H. C. Pinching, visiting agent j Chas, Milne,assistant manager

Secretaries—A. R. Burkill & Sons, | A.H. Nicoll,P. de B. Thomas, assistant

Shanghai

, Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

agents

Penang, local agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Rowe, White & Co., 4, Lloyd’s

; Kota Tinggi (Johore) Rubber Co., Avenue, London, E. C.

! Ltd.—Johore Acreage

R. B. Perkins, manager (rubber)— Total:

773 770, cultivated

C238 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kuala Geh Estates, Ltd.— Ulu Acreage — Total: 2,636, cultivated!

Kelantan; Postal Ad: Sungei Nal; (rubber) 2,333f

Tel. Ad: Kualageh Kent Estate, Batu Caves P.O. K

T. G. Peddle, manager C. K. Paul, manager

W. B. Ford, assistant Acreage—Total: 1,446^, cultivated '!

Local. Agents—Guthrie & Co., Ltd., (rubber) 1,215^

Kuala Lumpur Kundang and Rawang Estates,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Pengkalan Kundang, Selangor

142, Great Winchester Street, H. G. Thomson, manager

London Wall, E.C. 2 Acreage—Total: 2,324|, cultivated j

Acreage—Total: 3,277, cultivated (rubber) l,94l£

(rubber) 2,460 Gemas Estate, Gemas, Johore

Kuala Kangsae Plantations, Ltd.— B. Burr, manager

Perak Acreage—Total: 1,706|, cultivated j

Gapds Estate, Padang Rengas ' (rubber) 1,416

O. H. M. Sturges, general mgr. S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

J. G. Butcher, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 1,706, cultivated W. Hector Thompson, 9, Arundel

(rubber and coconuts) 1,393 Street, Strand, E.C.

Sungei Biong Estate, Kuala Kang-

sar

R. O. Phillips, resident mgr. Kuala Muda Rubbee Estates, Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 956, cultivated Sungei Patani, Kedah (Incorpo-

(rubber) 913| rated in England)—Postal Ad :

Padang Gajah Estate, Trong Sungei Patani, Kedah; Cable Ad:

Jas. Craig, assistant-in-charge Kumuda, Sungei Patani; Distance

Acreage—Total: 677, cultivated from Railway Station and P.O. :

(rubber) 516 9 Miles; Teleph. 4, Sungei Patani

Batu Balai Estate, Jerantut, Pa- M. E. Barrett, general manager

hang J. Downes, senior assistant

P. R. Spicer, resident manager R. D. Mitchell, J. O. Tyndale

Acreage—Total: 2,492, cultivated Powell, H. Allen and H. A.

(rubber) 639 Hill, assistants

Meranti Lapan Estate, Lahat Agents—Ethelburgu Malayan Agency

W. A. McMichael, resident mgr. Syndicate, Ltd., c/o Boustead &

Acreage—Total: 806, cultivated Co., Ltd., Penang

(rubber) 791

Registered Office—Dickson, Ander- Secretary and Registered Office—

E. D. Roberts, 149, Leadenhall

son & Co., Abchuroh Lane, Lon- Street, London, E.C. 3

don, E.C. 4

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: 9,604, cultivated

(rubber) 7,280, (coconut) 5

Penang, agents

Kuala Kubu Rubbee Estate, Ltd.— Kuala Nal Kelantan Rubbee Co., Ltd.

Ulu Yam P.O. Selangor (Incorporated in England), Kuala

D. J. Fraser, manager Nal Estate — Postal Ad: Sungei

Secretaries and Registered Office— Nal, Kelantan Cable Ad: Nal

Geo. Williamson & Co., 138, Lea- J. W. Hope, manager

denhall Street, London

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Whittall agents

& Cb., Kuala Lumpur,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 983, cultivated Boustead & Co., Ltd., Tumpat, for-

warding agents

(rubber) 955 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kuala Lumpue Rubbee Co., Ltd. A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap,

Wardieburn Estate—P.O. Box No. London, E.C. 3

17, Kuala Lumpur Acreage—Total: 3,975, cultivated

H. L. Linnell, manager (rubber) 2,176

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C239

fjl Kuala Padah Estate—Ben tong, Pahang Kuala Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.—

W. M. Phillips, Company's Re- Selangor

i presentative in the East R. D. Giilett, manager

I W. M. Phillips, manager P. S. Ransom, assistant

l | Local Office—Cooper, McDougall & Secretary and Registered Office—

* i\ Acreage Robertson, Ltd., Singapore

— Total: 2,000, cultivated S. L. Thompson, 276, Winchester

s, ; (insecticidal crop) 1,050 House, Old Broad Street, London,

E.

Kuala Pergau Rubber Plantations, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

1, Ltd., Kuala Pergau and Balah Lumpur, agents

Estates—Ulu Kelantan; Postal Ad : Kuala Sepang Estate—Sepang, Sel-

Kuala Pergau, Ulu Kelantan angor

T. W. T. Bangs, manager C. J. Taylor and R. V. Ross,

I. Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala proprietors

i ! Lumpur, local agents Planters Loans Board, managers

I i Acreage — Total: 3,982, cultivated

ill (rubber) 1,247 Secretaries and Registered Office-

, | Kuala Pertang Syndicate, Ltd., Kuala Planters' Loans Board, Kuala

Pertang Estates — Kelantan; Postal Lumpur

I Ad: Nal, Kuala Pertang; Cable Ad: Kuala Situm Rubber Co., Ltd., Batu

[ Kualapertang, Nal Pekaka Estate—Kedah ; Postal Ad .

, ' ' J. McNicol, manager

F. ■ C. Anderson,

)• ti Secretaries assistant Office—

and Registered

Kuala Ketil P.O.; Teleph. 10 (Kuala

Ketil)

:! Lyle, Leckie & Co., 48, West F. C. Meyrick, manager

, Regent Street, Glasgow H. N. W. Bulford, assistant

I Acreage — Total: 5,400, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

I (rubber) 2,360 Boustead & Co., Ltd., 1, Weld

! Quay, Penang

Kuala Pilah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 3,382, cultivated

Negri Sembilan (rubber) 2,503

E. W. Waterfield, manager

Begistered Office —• Dickson, Ander- Kuantan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Sembilan

son & Co., Ld., Abchurch Lane, Estate, Kuantan, Pahang

London, E.C. 4 D. G. Robertson, manager

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Harrisons, Barker & Go., Kuala

Lumpur, agents Lumpur, agents and secretaries

Acreage — Total: 1,066, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1,551, cultivated

(rubber) 1,023 (rubber) 981.72

Kuala Reman Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kukub Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore;

The—Pahang Postal Ad : Kukub Rubber Estates,

A. de B. Haughton, general mgr. Ltd., Cueob via Singapore

W. M. Mills, superintendent A. J. G. Crosse, manager

Registered Office—Arthur Giffard, R. A. Middleton, assistant

Blomfield House, London Wall,

London, E.C. 2 Secretary and Registered Office—

1 Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, local Roger Wright, 69, Old Broad

^ agents Street, London

Acreage—Total: 12,837, cultivated Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore,

* (rubber) 6,810 agents

Kuala Sawah Rubber Co., Ltd. (In- Acreage—Total: 2,706, cultivated

( corporated in Singapore), Kuala (rubber, coconut and sago)

Sawah Estate—Postal Ad : Serem- Kulai Rubber Estate—Kulai, Johore

ban, Negri Sembilan W. P. Millar, proprietor

i J. A. Jansen, manager Acreage — Total: 780, cultivated

Registered Office^—J. M. Jansen, 3, (rubber) 700

Coleman Street, Singapore

C240 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kulim Rubber Plantations, Ltd. — Labu (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.3

Kedah Labu, Negri Sembilan

J. G. Wood, manager H. W. C. McCutcheon, manager

Bukit Genting Estate J. S. Potter, assistant

Acreage—Total: 1,856, cultivated H. S. Shaw, do.

(rubber) 1,665 Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ghim Khooti Estate Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,

D. Campbell, manager London, E.C. 3

Acreage— Total: 1,277, cultivated Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-;

(rubber) 1,171 pur, agents

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang, Acreage—-Total: 3,268, cultivated,

local agents (rubber) 3,004

Registered Office—Eastern Indus- Glendale Estate, Gemas

tries, Ltd. Regis House, London, R. S. Reid, manager

E.C. 2 D. J. Stalker, assistant

Acreage—Total: 5^061, cultivated

(rubber) 2,502

Kundong Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Jo-

bore Labuan Bileh, Ltd.—Port Dickson,

A. W. Porter, manager Negri Sembilan

Secretaries—Harrisons, Barker & C. K. Campbell, manager

Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur Secretaries-—Boustead & Co., Ld.,

Kuala Lumpur

Kuraman & Usukan Islands Estates Acreage—Total: 560, cultivated

—Postal Ad: Kuraman Island, (rubber) 530

Labuan, S.S. Lalang Rabat Kiri Estate—Ipoh,

W. W. Boyd, proprietor and Perak

general manager A. N. Kenion, .manager

D. G. Boyd, assistant Acreage—Total: 490, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 440, cultivated (rubber) 490

(coconuts) 440

Lam Chong Estate—Kampar, Perak;

Kurau Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Postal Cable Ad: Lamchong

Ad : Bagan Serai, Perak Chan Ying Tit, manager

R L. Parker, manager Acreage — Total: 270, cultivated

Registered Office—E. E. Maguire, (rubber) 260

Pinner’s Hall, 8, Austin Friars,

London, E.C. Lambar Rubber, Ltd.—Jobore

Boustead' &, Co., Ltd., Penang, F. A. F. Johnstone, manager

agents H. F. Stilwell, assistant

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Kwaloe Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Lon- Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,

don)—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Mem- London, E.C. 3

bang Moeda ; Tel. Membang Moeda Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

4; Cable Ad : Kwaloe, Membang agents

Moeda; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition Acreage—Total: 4,138.15, cultivated

Tanjang Pasir &' Simanager

Toengir Estates (rubber) 4,005.48

L. H. Sturgess,

H. Grothusen, assistant Lanadron Rubber Estates, Ltd. — |

Secretaries and Registered Office— Johore

J. A. Henderson & Co., Ld., Ocean Lanadron Estate, Muar

House, Great Tower Street, Lon- Acreage—Total: 4,201, cultivated

don, E.C, 4 (rubber) 3,128

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents Jementah Estate, Segamat

Acreage — Total: 5,254.8, cultivated Acreage—Total: 7,507, cultivated

(rubber) 2,379 (rubber) 2,262

RUBBEit ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0241

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kerassan & Bali Bajoe Estates,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Pematang Siantar

D. M. Tibbs, visiting agent A. V. Vanscolina, L. van Es, H.

W. L. Harvey, assistant A. Roddis and J. Pamplin*

C. A. Cray,

Registered do. & Cros-

Office -Harrisons assistants

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Acreage—Total: 8,021, cultivated

London, E.C. (rubber) 7,241, (oil palms) 55

Petatel Estates, Soengei Bedjanker

Langat River (Selangor) Rubber Co., >C. W. Dicks, manager

Ltd., Sungei Sedu Estate—Selan- Acreage—Total: 5,500, cultivated

gor ; Postal Ad : Banting (rubber) 2,201

0. B. Wheeler, manager Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Me-

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, dan, Cable Ad: Larastat, Me-

agents dan, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office1— Aer Temam Estate, Moeara. Biliti,

Palembang

Lewis, Brown & Co,, Ld., Inveresk

House, McCallum Road, Colombo H. van Heutsz, manager

Acreage-Total: 283.58, cultivated Acreage—Total: 7,665, cultivated

(rubber) 2,027.50, (coconuts) 340, (rubber) 2,372

(rubber in bearing) 1,877,50 and Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan,

(coconuts in bearing) 340 agents; Cable Ad: Larastat,

Langkon North Borneo Rubber, Ltd. Medan

—Kudat, B. N. Borneo; Cable Ad : La was (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Batu

Langkon, Ranau Apoi and Biang Estates, Brunei

R. McGechan, manager (Incorporated in London) — Postal

Acreage—Total: 10,562, cultivated Ad : Brunei via Labuan ; Cable Ad :

(rubber) 1,633 Oakford, Temburong

Secretaries and Registered Office— M. A. MacG. Oakford, manager

The British North Borneo (Char- Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

tered) Co., Staple Hall Stone Ltd., Labuan, agents

House Court, Bishopsgate, Lon- Secretaries—Rowe, White & Co.,

don, E.C. 3 Ltd., London

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

commercial agents

Lankat Rubber Co., Ltd., Soengei La was (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Lu-

Pendjara Estate—Sumatra. Sta- madan Estate — B. N. Borneo;

tions Kwala and Selesseh; Telephs. Cable Ad: Lawasarel Beaufort

14 and 15 Kwala Registered Offices—4, Lloyds Avenue,

H. A. J. Meeuwesen, manager Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3;

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, Cable Ad: Skyscraper

agents Directors — A. Parker Smith

(chairman), T. H. B. Owen, Rt.

Lapan Utan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala Hon. Lord Hawaiian and G. D.

8 Selangor F. Sinclair

E. A. O. Simpson, manager Layang Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

K. P. Sarathy, book-keeper

■> Secretaries and Registered Office— Johore

S. Harper Ball, manager

Boustead Bros., Colombo, Ceylon C. H. D. Upton, assistant

Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala Northern Division

Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total 454^, i cultivated Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

(rubber) 450 agents

Acreage — Total: 6,047, cultivated

Laras (Sumatra) Rubber Estates, (rubber) 3,575

Ltd.—Head Office : Kerasaan Estate, Registered Office—Shaw Darby & Co.,

Pematang Siantar, E.C. Sumatra Ltd., 14 & .19, Leadenhall Street,

R. M. Skeet, general manager London, E.C. 3

RUBBEft ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Lhdangi Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— Lenggeng Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Tangkah, Johore porated in England), Lenggeng;

J. H. W. Godfree, manager Estate and Bener Estate—Negri

J. L. Gray, assistant Sembilan; Postal Ad: Semenyih,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

agents 0. H, Miller, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office — Registered Office—Paterson, Simons

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting- & Co., Ld., New London Street,

ton Avenue, London, E.C. 3 London, E.C.

Acreage^—Total: 2,231, cultivated Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Kuala

1,945 Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,664, cultivated

Ledbury Rubber Estates, Ltd.— (rubber) 2,471

Selangor

Ledbury, Kinrara and Sione Estates Leong Bee Estate — 23^ Mile Stone,

W. S. Godward, manager Soudai, Johore Bahru

D. Money-Taylor, assistant Koh Toon Hor, estate manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—|

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, c/o 10, Mohamed Sultan Road,

Great Tower Street, London, E.C. Singapore

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Acreage — Total: 178, cultivated

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur (rubber and bananas) 145

Acreage—Total: 2,727|, cultivated

. (rubber) 2,407^

Lesong Tujoh Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Lee Mono ■•Oh ye Estate (Yee Hee Lesong Tujoh Estate — Kedah ;

Kongsi), Yee Hee Estate—Postal Postal Ad: Padang Serai

Ad: 55, Jalan Maharani, Muar, B. H. Symes, visiting manager

J chore Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

Secretaries and Registered Office— & CO., Ltd, Penang

c/o 168, Jalan Abdullah, Muar,

Johore Ligertwood Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Acreage — Total: 721, cultivated Krian Road, Perak

(rubber) 721 Registered Office — Chartered Bank

Chambers, Penang

Lendu Rubber Co.,Tembeling

Ltd.—(Incorporated Secretaries and Registered Office—

in England) Estate, Pa- S. B. Palmer & Co., Bruas

hang Acreage—Total: 675, cultivated

R. M. Alleyne Maycock, visiting (rubber) 512

manager

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Lilford Estate -Sungei Besi, Selan-

agents gor

Secretaries and Registered Office— H. S. Talalla, manager

Rowe, White & Co., 4, Fenchurch Acreage—Total: 278, cultivated

Street, London, E.C. (para rubber) 278

Acreage-— Total: 785.87, cultivated

(rubber) 668.15

Lima Blas Estate, Plantation des

Lendu Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Malacca Terres Rouges (Incorporated in Indo

Charles Milne, j.p., manager China)—Postal Ad: Slim River, Perak;

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Cable Ad: Klalim, Slim River;

Go., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon- Teleph. 23, Slim River; Railway

don, E.C. Station and P. O. (Slim River) 6

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Miles

agents W. M. Iversen, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,408, cultivated P. Binder, assistant

(rubber) 2,242, (coconuts) 2 G. Deloche, factory assistant

RUBBEft ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C243

Agents — Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala London Asiatic Rubber and Produce

Lumpur Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in Gt.

B. T. Foss, head planting mgr. Britain)

Dr. J. G. Reed, visiting medical Telemong Estate (Telemong,

Timah Divisions) — PostalRenAdj ok:

officer Bentong, Pahang, F.M.S.; Teleph.

Acreage — Total: 7,146, planted (oil 5 Karak; Cable Ad: Telemong,

palm) 5,000 Bentong. Distance from Rail-

Linda Rubber Estate—Teluk Anson, way Station—Kuala Lumpur:

| Perak 69 Miles; Mentakab: 32 Miles

. B. H. Lewis and Dr. C. F. Gidd|y, G. A. Chalmers, manager

proprietors R. E. Ruck, assistant

B. H. Lewis, manager A. C. Watson, do.

■ Acreage—Total: 256, planted (rub- Secretaries—Harrisons & Crosfield

Ltd., 1-4, Great Tower St., Lon-

ber) 200 don, E.C. 3

“Linggi Plantations Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

i Rantau, Negri Sembilan Kuala Lumpur, local agents

J. C. Peskett, manager Visiting Agents: F. H. Brunton,

K. McAustand, assistant Sepang P. O.

| Acreage — Total: 3,310, cultivated Visiting Medical Officer — Dr. W.

| (rubber) 2,546 J. Dixon, Raub P. O.

t Ulu Sawah, Kuala Sawah, Negri Acreage

(rubber)—Total:

3,807.508,530.07, cultivated

Sembilan

\ H. de B. Williams, manager London, Asiatic Rubber & Produce

* E. R. Batts, assistant-in-charge Co., Ltd.

S Acreage — Total: 2,070, cultivated Diamond Jubilee Estate, Jasin,

(rubber) 1,622 Malacca

) Siliau, Negri Sembilan H. F. Cardwell, manager

H. de B. Williams, manager (On E. G. Robertson, assistant

leave) Acreage—Total: 5,350, cultivated

i; R. A. White, acting manager (rubber) 4,091

| Acreage — Total: 2,305, cultivated Batang Benar Estate, Nilai,

(rubber) 1,929 P.O.N.S.

\ Mantin, Negri Sembilan B. G. Chalmers, manager

J. C. Peskett, manager Acreage—Total: 1,362, cultivated

N. F. Modder, assistant (rubber) 1,360

i Haron, Acreage

(rubber) — Total : 1,556, cultivated Tangkah Estate, Tangkah P.O.,

Klang1,193 Johore

H. L. Lamotte, mgr. (On leave)

[ A. J. Reis, manager G. A. Chalmers (Acting)

Acreage — Total : 1,916, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,296, cultivated

[ (rubber) 1,797 (rubber) 2,429, (coconuts) 9

( Sembrong, Layang, Johore Elphil & Plang Estates, Sungei

| E. M. Pennefather, manager Siput, Perak

|| Acreage (rubber)— 3,062

Total: 3,087, cultivated J. M. Ross, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,358, cultivated

iEok Kawi Rubber, Ltd.—Postal Ad: (rubber) 1,539

Simpang Estate, Taiping, Perak

1 Jesselton, B.N. Borneo- Cable Ad: J. M. Ross, manager

Lok Kawi, Jesselton • Codes: Bent- Acreage—Total: 637, cultivated

e ley’s Complete Phrase (rubber) 624

| H. Read, manager Braemar Estate—Semenyih, P.O.,

F. G. L. Chester, assistant Selangor

| T.LauG.Lai,Lopez, do. officer

m.b., b.s., medical B. G. Chalmers, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,052, cultivated

| Agents and Secretaries—The Borneo (rubber) 933

Co., Ltd., 143-149, Fenchurch St., Semenyih Estate, Semenyih, Selangor

London, E.C. 3 B. G. Chalmers, manager

0244 RUBBEli ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Acreage—Total: 1,014, cultivated Lubok Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuala

(rubber) 943 Ketil, Kedah

Sepang Estate, Sepang, Selangor . R> Heywood, manager

F. H. Brunton, mgr. (On leave) Registered Office—D. Laing, 3, Lon-

Jas. Marshall (Acting) don Street, London, E.©; 8 .

W. M. Henderson and T. G. Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban,

Winch, assistants agents

Acreage—Total: 11,246, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,465, cultivated

(rubber) 6,247, (coconuts) 36 (rubber) 1,907

Harrisons, Barker & Go., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents LtImut Rubber Estates, Ltd., (Sungei

Secretaries and Registered Office— Wangi Estate)—Postal Ad : Sungei

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, Wangi Estate, Sitiawan, Perak;

Great Tower St., London, E.C. Teleph. 9 Sitiawan; Cable Ad:

Sungei Wangi Estate, Sitiawan

Londsdali, EgTAtE—Sepang, Selangor H. W. Steele, manager

K. S. Marsh, proprietor P. Blackburn, superintendent *

W. F. Brown, manager W.

Dr. U.Keng

Calder, assistant

Sim Lim, m.r.c.s. (Eng-

land), l.r.c.p. (London), vifeiting

Lower Perak Coconut Co., Ltd.— medical officer

Blenheim Estate, Teluk Anson, Perak T. A. P. Menon, chief clerk and

L. F. Tribe, manager book-keeper

Boustead & Co., Ltd, Teluk Anson, T. H. Menzies, visiting agent

agents Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Gordon, Frazer & Co., Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Colombo, Ceylom Harrisons & Crosfields, Ltd.—1-4,

Acreage—Total: 1,985, cultivated Great Tower Street, London, E.C.

(coconuts) 1,690 Acreage—Total: 4,018.5, cultivated

(rubber) 3,885.1, (coconuts) 33.8

Lower Perak Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd., Lunas

Teluk Anson, Perak Estates—Kedah; Postal Ad: Lunas;

R. J. Morton, manager Cable

C. H.Ad:Mackay,

Mackay, Lunas

manager

Registered- Office—British Industries Secretaries and Registered Office—

and General Investment Trust, Evatt & Co., Singapore

Ltd., 104, Winchester House, Old Acreage—Total: 1,472, cultivated

Broad Street, London, E.C. 2 (rubber) 1,349

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs ife Co.,

Penang, financial agents M.M.R.M. Estate—Rawang, Selangor

Acreage^—Total: 1,778, cultivated M.manager

M. R. M. Subrarr’aniam Chettiar

(rubber) 1,403

Lower Segama Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kulipirai, Tirumayam, Southern

Lahad Datu, B. N. Borneo India

S. T. Bell, manager: Acreage — Total: 117, cultivated

Registered (rubber) 117

London Office — 41, Eastcheap, Madinglry (Malaga) Rubber Estates,

Acreage Total: 4,700,. cultivated Ltd. —Selangor

(rubber) R. B. Wyatt-Smith, manager

Lowin Estate Co., Ltd.—Kuala Kang- Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

sar, Perak; Teleph. K. K. 33 & Co., London, E.C.

F. C. Vanrenen, manager Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries and Registered Office- Lumpur, agents

Brown Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh Acreage—Total: 1,417, cultivated

(rubber) 1,239

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS 0245

- Majedie (Johore) Rubber Estates, Malakofe Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Inc

p! ; Ltd.—Majedie Estate, Johore Bahru in England)

1; C. Eldon Scott, visiting mgr. Malakoff Estate—Postal

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

i Secretaries and Registered Office— Batas, Province Wellesley;Ad:Cable

Kepala

Ad:

Malakoff, Butterworth;

Butterworth Distance from Tassek Teleph. 13,

Thomas Barlow & Bros., Ceylon Glugor Railway Station and Kepala

House, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 Batas Telegraph Office : 3 Miles

Acreage—Total : 970.42, cultivated W. M. Thomson, manager

I (rubber) 770

Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd. T.G. E.Halliday,

Hastie, assistant

do.

Bukit Asahan Estate, Asahan W. N. Naismith, assist. (Engineer)

J. Snoxhill, manager Acreage — Total: 2,463.02, planted

A. J. Hutchison, R. A. I. Bell with (rubber) 2,151.21, (coconuts)

and A. J. Burns, assistants 85.25

Acreage — Total : 7,593, cultivated Mayfield Estate—Postal Ad : Tassek

(rubber) 6175 Glugor Station, P. W. Distance

Bertam Division, Malacca from Tassek Glugor Railway Station

A. E. Bennett, manager and Telegraph Office : 2 Miles

[ Acreage — Total: 3,842, cultivated A. R. Craig, divisional manager

I (rubber) 3,615 Acreage—Total: 2,638.45, cultivated

Serkam Division, Merlimau, P.O. (rubber) 2,224, (coconuts) 10.70

J. F. S. 'Carmichael, manager Stothard Division—Postal Ad : Kuala

') G. N. McHardy, assistant Ketil, Kedah. Distance from

[ G. W. Chatham, soils officer Railway Station—Tassek Glugor:

! Acreage—Total : 4,669, cultivated 23 Miles; Distance from Telegraph

! ^ (rubber) 4,142 Office—Kuala Ketil: 6 Miles; Tele-

Fortrose Division, Gemas phone Kuala Ketil 14

I R. H. Fortescue, manager J. E. Gauld, divisional manager

Acreage—Total: 2,442, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,449.15,62.40

ber) 1,071.81, (Piqui-A) planted (rub-

(rubber) 2,372| Agents- - Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Kemuning Division, Tebong via E. G. Leyne, visiting agent

Tampin Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co., 149,

B. Goldman, manager Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3

| J. assistants

R. Angus and A. J. Hutchison,

Acreage—Total: 7,066, cultivated Malay Coconut Estates, Ltd.—Teluk

(rubber) 5,538 Anson, Perak

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Capt. D. Owen Jones, M.c., mgr.

agents C. N. C. Bryer, assistant

A. P. Cranna, visiting agent Registered Office—Thomson, Alston

Secretaries and Registered Office— & Co., 2-4, Idol Lane, Lond., E.C.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

G church St., London, E.C.

Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Malay Queen Rubber Plantation, Ltd.

96, First Cross Street, Malacca, S.S. —Perak

Tan Cheng Lock, c.B.E., managing Chow Hye Seng, manager

director Harper, Gilfillan (St Co., Ltd., Kuala

Mai aka Pinda Division Lumpur, agents

Chan Tuan Giap, manager

Teoh Teong Joo, asst. (Tampin

FamDivision)

Swee Nyen, asst. (Bukit Bruang Malay Rubber Planters, Ltd.—Lahat,

Division) Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office- Secretary

Chan Sze> Chin & Co., 96, Market

Street, Singapore Allington and

House,Registered

Allington Office—

Street,

Victoria Street, London, S.W. 1

Acreage

(rubber)— 2,470

Total : 2,670, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,097, cultivated

(rubber) 2,770

C246 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Malaya General Co., Ltd., Johore Harvard Estate—Post Office: Be-

(Incorporated in England)—Rengam dong, Kedah; Teleph. 2, Bedong;

Estate. Postal Ad: Rengam, Jo- Cable Ad: Harvard, Bedong;

hore ; Distance from Rly. Station : Distance from Rly. Station, Sun-

1 Mile; Distance from Tel. Office: 1 gei Toh Pawang: 1 Mile

Mile; Teleph. 225, Rengam Manager—H. R. Walden

G. W. Husband, manager Assistants — Scarboro Division:

C. H. Engley, L. C. Bailey, F,W. J. O’Callaghan, J. C. Pratt

Saunders, J. H. Higgins and R. and P. McD. Laing

K. Eames, assistants Acreage — Total: 5,063i, cultivated

C.A. Farquharson,

Rodgers, chiefgroup

clerk engineer (rubber) 4,500

Visiting Agents—Brown, Tough and Assistants — Harvard Division :

Menzies, Kuala Lumpur R. B. Duke, B. B. Duke, F.

Buchanan and T. G. Merriott

Agents—The Anglo-Siain Corptn., Ltd., V. M. O.—Dr. I. S. Abraham

Mercantile Bank Building, Singapore Acreage — Total: 6,300|, cultivated

Secretaries and Regd. Office—Yule, (rubber) 6,224^

Catto & Co., 7, Great Winchester Wessyngton Estate—Post Office :

Street, London, E.C. 2 Rengam. Johore; Teleph. 4, Ren-

Acreage — Total: 7,749, cultivated gam ; Cable Ad : Wessyngton, Ren-

(rubber) 5,480 gam ; Distance from Rly. Station

Malayan American Plantations, Ltd. and Tel. Office: 6 Miles

(Incorporated Manager—J. D. Green

Ad: P.O. Box in350,F.M.S.)

Penang; — Postal

Cable Visiting Medical Officer—R, Hall

Acreage — Total: 3,096, cultivated

Ad: Maplaing, Penang; Telephs. (rubber) 3,045

Office: 1136, Penang, House (U.A.N. Linden Estate

Laing): 269, Penang and House Manager—D. S. Inglis

(W. J. Burnet): 110, Penang Acreage — Total: 2,583, cultivated

President & Managing Director— .(rubber) 2,557

J. W. Bicknell

General Manager—M. D. Knapp Malayan Para Rubber Co., Ltd., Wei- |

Inspector—U. A. N. Laing lesley Estate—Sungei Bakap, Province |

Process Department, Manager— Wellesley: Telephone 207, Sungei

W. J. Burnet Bakap

Resident Medical Officer—R. B. R.T.N. Kitchener, manager, Wellesley

Wallace, d.s.o., m.c., m.b., oh.b. Estate

(Glas.), d.t.m. & h. (London) Agents and Secretaries — Henry

Bristol Estate—Post Office: Kuang, Waugh & Co., Ltd,., 33, Beach ;

'

Selangor; Teleph. 10, Rawang, Street, Penang

Selangor; Cable Ad: Bristol, Acreage — Total: 933J, cultivated j

Kuang; 3/4 Mile from Railway (rubber) 900, (coconuts) 14

Station

Actg. Manager—P. S. Sherwood

Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. B. Malayan Tea, Ltd. — Malayan Tea

Barrowman Estate—Banting, Selangor

Acreage—Total:

Dublin Estate—Post 2,357fOffice

acres: Karan- C. Grant, manager

gan, Kedah; Teleph. 45, Kulim; Whittall & Do., Kuala Lumpur,

:■ Cable Ad: Dublin Karangan; agents and secretaries

Distance from Tel. Office : 6 Miles ; Acreage — Total: 800, cultivated

Distance from Rly. Station, Bukit (tea) 400

Mertajam: 25 Miles Malaysia Rubber Co., Ltd.—Sungkai,

Manager—R. S. C. Herring Perak

Assistants—F. B. Pratt, L. J. W. Paton, manager

Thompson,

D. Sandeman,H. J.J. G.Blake,

ScottJ.and

A. Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- 1

M. J. Mackay field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, |

Acreage—Total: Maryland Division ; London. E.C.

958 acres; Dublin Division; 9,862j Harrisons, Barker & Co.,' Ltd., i|j

acres Lumpur, agents

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0247

Mambau (E.M.S.) Rubber Go., Ltd.— Maryland Estate—Postal Ad: Lumut,

Negri Sembilan, F.M.S. Dindings, F.M.S.

W. A. Gutsell, manager Mrs. O. N. Maxwell, proprietress

Re,gi8tered Office—Lyall, Anderson & Agents—F. S. Mathieu & Co., Ipoh,

Co., 16, Philpot Lane, Lond., E.C. 3 Perak

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem- Acreage — Total : 487, cultivated

ban, agents (coconut and rubber) 200

A. E. Mullaly, visiting agent

Acreage — Total: 1,765, cultivated Matano Estate—Postal Ad: Mtatang

(rubber) 1,612 Perak

Manchester North Borneo Rubber, E. T. Jacques, manager

Ltd., Melalap Estate—Postal Ad: Secretaries—Dickson, Anderson &

Melalap Estate, Jesselton, B.N. Borneo; Co., Ltd., 116-126, Cannon Street,

. Cable Ad: Melalap Post Tenom London, E.C. 4

H. D. Lack, manager Acreage—Total: 1,375, cultivated

B. M. Iversen and R. Matthews, (rubber) 1,050

assistants May Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuantan,

Johnny Soh, chief clerk Pahang

Kinarut Estate C. J. Windsor, managing director

R. F. Jones, manager S. Low, superintendent

Kong Hiap Hin & Co., Jesselton, Acreage — Total: 230, cultivated

agents (rubber) 230

Secretary and Registered Office—

John Hall, 6, Brown Street, Man- Melintang Rubber Estate — Utan

chester Melintang, Perak

Acreage — Total: 18,000, cultivated L. R. Danforth, manager

(rubber) 3,552 Acreage — Total: 659, cultivated

Mandai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber rubber) 427, (coconuts) 40

Estates, Ltd.—96, Market Street,

Singapore Membakut Estates, Ltd. — Jesselton,

Ong Song Quee, manager B. N. Borneo, Membakut Estate;

Secretaries—Chan Sze Onn & Co. Cable Ad: Palmer, Jesselton

Acreage — Total: 607, cultivated P. F. Palmer, manager

(rubber) 590

Marsiling Estate—Woodlands Road, Mengkebang Rubber Estate—Postal

Singapore, S.S. ; Postal Ad: 112- Ad: Kuala Krai, Ulu Kelantan

114, Robinson Road, Singapore S.S. Tengku Ahmad Zainul-Abidin, sole

Lim Chong Pang, visiting agent proprietor

Acreage — Total: 573, cultivated Tuan Ismail, manager

(rubber) 553 The Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.,

Mercantile Bank Bldg., Singa-

Marudu Consolidated Estates, Ltd.— pore, selling agents

Kudat, B. N. Borneo Acreage,— Total : 2,001^, cultivated

J. A. Col man, manager (rubber) 1,050

Francis Peek & Co., Ltd., Singa-

pore, agents Mengxibol (Central Johore) Rubber

Co., Ltd.—Johore

Marudu Rubber, Ltd. — Taritipan C. H. F. Pierrepont, manager

Estate, Kudat, B. N. Borneo ' C. S. Pendrigh and C. R. Gleeson,

G. J. Brand, manager RegiTtered11 Office - Yule, Catto &

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Sanda-

kan, agents Co., Ltd.,

field Street,Finsbury

London, House,

E.C. 2 Blom-

Secretaries and Registered Office— Anglo-Siam Corporation, Singapore,

Shand, Hald'ane & Co., Ld., 24, agents

Rood Lane, London, E. C. 3

Acreage—Total : 2,500, cultivated Acreage—Total: 4,964, cultivated

(rubber and coconuts) 500 (rubber) 2*573

OS48 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Mentakab Robber Co., Ltd., Mentakab Acreage—Total: 2,088, cultivated i

Estate—Mentakab, Pahang (rubber) 1,346

Peng Ann Estate,' Befitong, Pahang Agents—Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.||

W. Keiller, acting manager Malacca

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office-^

Harrisons, Barker ,& Co., Ld., Shaw Darby &14, Co.,

Mail House, Ltd., Royal

Leadenhall St.,.

Chartered Bank Chambers, Singa- London, E.C. 3

pore

Acreage—Total: 2,769, cultivated

(rubber) 1,880 Merlimau Pegoh, Ltd. (Incorporated!

Menyenangkan Diri Estate—Postal in England)—Permatang Estate

Ad : Sitiawan, Perak P. T. Bowers, manager

N. S. Manon, manager Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,:

agents j

Acreage — Total: 299, cultivated

(rubber) 292 Merton Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.—

Meranti United, Ltd.—Kajang, Se- Selangor

langor G. M. Browne, manager

Cecil K. Paul, manager Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

Co., Ld., Adelaide House, Kingg

Secretaries and Registered Office—: William Street, London, E.C. 4

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala I

Acreage—Total: 1,225, cultivated Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 1,030

Merbau Robber Estate, Ltd.—Kedah Ming Shu Cultivation—Sungeii Mala-i

J. M. Baker, manager yu, Johore

Registered Office—R. Lawrence Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win- agents

chester Street, London, E.'C. Acreage—Total: 2,058j, cultivated

A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang, (rubber) 1,6G1J

agents Mon Repos Rubber & Coconut Estate

Merchiston Rubber Estate, Ltd. — —Mon Repos Estate, Sabak Bernam,

Pondok Tanjong, Perak Perak

A. B. Robertson, manager G. R. Ekeroth, proprietor and

Registered Office—H. S. Pickthall, 85, manager

Graceohurch St., London, C. E. 3 Acreage — Total: 300, cultivated

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, (rubber) 270, (coconuts) 30

agents

Morib Plantations, Ltd., The—'Selan-'

Mere i mao Pegoh, Ltd., Merlimau gor

Estate—Merlimau, P.O. R. Paton, manager

W. A. Wilken, manager K. C. George, clerk

G. A. Swanson, assistant Registered Office—T. H. Nicholson, j

T. Forester, do. 200, Gresham House, Old Broad

Acreage—Total: 6,330, cultivated Street, London, E.C. 2

(rubber) 5,788, (coconuts) 40 Hooglandt & Co., Singapore, agents j

Pegoh Estate—Home Division, Tam-

pin. P.O., Negri Sembilan Mount Alma Syndicate, Ltd. (Regis-

A. McLeod, manager tered in Singaipen’e)—Postal Ad:

L. MacPhail, assistant Johore Bahru, Johore

icreage—Total: 5,192, cultivated G. C. Wemyss, manager

(rubber) 4,816, (coconuts) 58 Registered Office—Evatt & Co.,

Permatang Estate—Kota Tinggi, French Bank Chambers, S’pore

J chore Acreage—Total: 1,495, cultivated

G. Massie, manager (rubber) 1,032

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS 0249

• . Mount Austin (Johobe) Rubbeb N.V. Cultuur Maatschappij — Bochit

I Estate, Ltd.—Jchore Lambasa, Sumatra; Post Office

• P E. Anker, general manager Building, Bochit Lambasa Estate

Chr. A. Jepsen, section manager F. C. Honcorp, manager

' I R. Jesperson, do. N.y. Nederiandsch-Indisch Land-

| H. F. Clausen, do. Syndicaat Pematang Siantar S.O.K.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore, —Head Office : Amsterdam; Posta 1

agents Ad: Pematang. Siantar, Sumatra;

| Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient Cable Ad: Siantarsum

Jl House, 42-45, New Bond Street, K F. Zeeman, delegate

London, E.C. 2 J. C. Gruenenburg, inspector

1 Acreage—Total: 11,901 (rubber) P. Landzaad, secretary

1 Mount Cyril Rubber Estates, Ltd.— N.V. Rubber Maatschappij Basilam—

Merging, Johore Sumatra; Postal Ad: Bindjey

j| P. Cavallero, manager Basilam Estate

| Cl G. Swamy, assistant J. C. Honcoop, manager

i|: Secretaries and Registered Office— Nalla Estate—Tronoh, Perak

] Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore Proprietors — Riverview Rub)

Estates, Ltd.

d Mountjoy Rubber Estate, Ltd., The— Manager—D. K. Patterson

Bukit Sidim Estate, Kulim P.O., Secretaries—Evatt & Cq., Ipoh

Ij South Kedah Acreage — Total: 1,000, cultivated

J. C. Mathison, manager 817*

Y. J. Morgan, assistant Nanyo Gomu Kaisha, Ltd. — Kota

II; Secretary

Pickthall,and Registered Office—H.St.,S.

85 Gracechurch Tinggi, Post, Johore H. Gosoh, manager

j(i ; London, E.C. 3 Acreage—Total: 3,088, cultivated

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, (rubber) 3,050

agents Narborough (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

Acreage—Total: 7,963, cultivated LTD.—Sungkai, Perak

l (rubber) 2,412 W. C. Ephraums, manager

J. B. Watts, assistant

: Moynalpy Estate—Gopeng,. Perak Registered OfficeLondon,

— J. Dykes,

S. W. Clarkson, manager London Wall; E.C. 65,

j : General Managers—Osborne & Chap- General Managers—Osborne & Chap-

pel, Ipoh, Perak pel, Ipoh

Muar Itam Estate, Ltd.—Johore Negri Sembilan Oil Palms, Ltd., (Inc.

E. A, Tolson, manager inSembilan;

the F.M.S.)—Senama Estate, Negri

Postal Ad: Bahau, Negri

j Registered Office — S. W. Ramplin, Sembilan; Teleph. 7, Bahau Railway

7-8, Great Winchester Street, Lon- Station : Senama Halt

Hdon Wall, London, E.C. 2 A. S. Woodroffe, visiting manager

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents N. Sellathurai, office clerk

S. M. Vaganam, conductor

j| Muar River Rubber Co., Ltd.—Batu Secretaries and Registered Office—

111 Anam, Johore Mansergh & Tayler, 50 and 51,

J|; J. W. Allgrove, manager Birch Road, Seremban

H J. C. Thom Acreage — Total: 2,047, cultivated

|| W. J. McLeod (African oil palms) 842

|J Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & New Coconut

Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51,

Eastcheap, London, E.C. Lower PerakCo., Ltd.—Telok Anson,

|j Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, P. C. Fisher, manager

S. Mahalingam, assistant

agents W. A. Stanton, visiting agent

0250 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries and Registered Office— New Scudai, Ltd. — Scudai, P.O.,

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur Johore

K. L. Woodhouse, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,203. cultivated Agents—Sime

(coconuts) 1,194 Malacca Darby & Co., Ltd.,

New Columbia Rubber Co., Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Chan Sze Onn & Co., Singapore

Avar Tawah, Perak Acreage—Total: 2,161, cultivated

R. E. L. Davies, manager (rubber) 1,831

J. Mackintosh, assistant

Registered Office—Samuel Fitze & New Serendah Rubber Co., Ltd.,'

Co. (London), Ld., 91 and 93, Serendah Estate—Serendah, Selan-

Bishopsgate, London, E.C.

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., gorDirectors — D. H. Hampshire

Penang, agents (chairman), J. H. Clarkson, E.

Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated G. Leyne and M. J. Kennaway

(rubber) 2,338 E. T. Hasselhuhn,. manager

New Crocodile River (Selangor) Secretaries—Boustead

Kuala Lumpur

& Co., Ltd.,

Rubber Co., Ltd. Acreage—Total : 1,840, cultivated

Sungei Buaia Estate, Banting (rubbef) 1,433

J. G. A. Symoiis, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,660.18, cultivated New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.

(rubber) 1,600.3 (Inc. in Oamaru) — Ulu Kesial

Teluk Datoh Estate, Banting Estate; Postal Ad : Sungei Kusial

G. O. W. Symons, manager Kelantan

C. G. Corke, acting manager L. E. White, manager

Acreage — Total: 1,346.9, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1,031, cultivated

(rubber) 1,345.4 ■(rubber) 860’

Lunderston Estate, Banting

C. B. Colson, manager

Acreage — Total: 846, cultivated Nipah Distilleries or Malaya, Ltd.—

(rubber) 753, (coconuts) 76 Kuala Selangor, Selangor; Cable

A. L. Sands, manager Ad: Nipah, Kuala Selangor

Acreage — Total: 2,185, cultivated Victor M. Hinchy, m.sc., a.i.c.,

(rubber) .1,408 general manager

Sialang Estaite—Bahau, N., Sembilan J. Baillie, engr.

S. G. Clappen, manager H. C. M. Pitts, field supt.

Acreage—Total: 1,034.37, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 794.40 Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchurch Street,

Percy B. Cowham, 49, Dale Street, London

Manchester, England Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

agents

New Rompin and Mengkarak Rubber Acreage—Total: 2,265, cultivated

Estates, Ltd.—New* Rompin, Negri (nipah) 1,901, (coconuts) 39

Sembilan

A. P. H. le Prevost, manager Nithsdale Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

W. H. Goom, assistant Mersing, Johore

Secretaries and Registered Office— P. A. G. Stage, manager

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 3,919, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Boustead & Co., Ld., Singapore

(rubber) 1,900 Acreage—Total: 2,517, cultivated

(rubber) 462

New Rompin and Mengkarak Rubber

Estates, Ltd.—Mengkarak, Pahang Nordanal (Johore) Rubber Estates,

J. J. Mackie, manager Ltd.—Johore

Secretaries and Registered Office— D. G. A. Fraser, manager

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore D. E. Forbes, assistant

Acreage—Total: 1,000, cultivated Registered Office—Edward Boustead

(rubber) 948 & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street,

.RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS 0251

London, E.O. 3 Secretaries and Registered Office—

| Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Evatt & Co., Singapore

pur, agents Acreage—Total: 2,002^, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 4,249, cultivated (rubber) l,759i

(rubber) 3,085

Oil Palms of Malaya, Ltd. (Incor-

North Borneo State Rubber, Ltd., porated in England) — Ulu Remis

Lumat Estate & Namazie Division

ton, B.andN. Mandahan

Borneo Estates—Jessel- R. G. Roden, manager

J. L. Gray, asst, manager

P. F. Palmer, manager S. W. Sidford, senior asst.

J. A. Tayer, asst, manager A. Mitchell, N. Chalmers, J. M.

K. E. H. Kay, do. Munro and A. Sheldon, assts.

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), L. W. L. Cole, soils chemist

Ltd., Jesselton, agents H. M. Gray, geneticist

Registered Office—Staple Hall, Stone A. H. Wright, factory and trans-

House Court, Bishopsgate, London, port manager

E.C. 3 Dr. R. Hall, m.b.ch.b., visiting

h medical officer

. North Hummock (Selangor) Rubber A. P. Cranna, visiting agent

I Co., Ltd., The—Selangor, Klang Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

H. Case, manager F.M.S., local agents

F. S. Thompson, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

f B. T. Plunket, do. Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

Cumberbatch & Cb., Ltd., Kuala church Street, London, E.C. 3

* Lumpur, agents Postal Ad : Layang Layang, Johore,

Registered Office—Morison, Ruther- Malaya

ford & Co., Eastcheap, London, Acreage — Total: 19,233, cultivated

E.C. (oil palms) 12,508

Acreage—Total : 4,200, cultivated

(rubber) 3,400 Ong Chin Yam Plantation — Rompin,

Negri Sembilan; Genuang, Johore;

| North Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Rhiow, D.E.I. Office: 1, Second

Kuala Ketil, Kedah, Baling Estate Cross Street, Malacca, S.S.

' H. G. Shannon, manager Acreage — Total: 1,700, cultivated

H. Crichton (rubber)

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Cereal Ophir Valley Estate, Ltd. (Incorpo-

House, Mark Lane, London E.C. 3 rated in the S.S.), Ophir Valley

Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, agents Estate—Tangkah, via Malacca;

Acreage—Total: 2,535.23, cultivated Cable Ad: Ophir, Tangkah

(rubber) 2,191.87 D. C. Rodrigo, manager

j North Malay Rubber Estates (1931), A. P. Carrana, visiting agent

Ltd.—Subur Estate (Incorporated Dr. A. F. Mackay, visiting medical

in England). Postal Ad: Ulu officer

Sapetang Secretaries and Registered Office'—

S. Gates, manager Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

W. Mathieson, assistant pur

Acreage—Total:

ber) 649 1,360, cultivated (rub-

HenryMurray,

J. Waughvisiting

& Co.,agent

Ltd., Pennang

agents Oriental Rubber Co., Ltd.—Negri

Acreage—Total: 2,541.56, cultivated Sembilan

(rubber) 2,198.28 E. P. Windsor, manager

• Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Postal J. E. Theophilus, assistant

Registered Office—H. L. Turner, 2a,

Ad : Ayer Kuning South, Negri Eastcheap, London, E.O. 3

Sembilan Acreage—Total : 2,311, cultivated

Chi Sun Cheng, manager (rubber) 2,311

C252 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Pahang Jawa Rubber Estate, Ltd.— | Padang Senang Rubber, Ltd.

Selangor Stoughton Estate — Ulu Sapetang,

Padang Java Estate, Klang Perak; Teleph. Batu Krau 5 )

H. H. Harper R. Redder, manager

Registered Office — Bright & Gal- Acreage — Total : 1,268, cultivated;

. brai

; Cannon Street, London, E;.C.

Cumberbatch. Co., Ltd., Kuala Lauderdale Teleph.

Estate—rMntang, Perak;.;

Taiping 71

Lumpur, agents R. Pedder, manager

Padang Langkat Rubber Estates Ltd., Acreage — Total: 1,026, cultivated

(rubber) 1.013

&TheBukit

- Padang Toealang,

Tinggi Bwkit— Tanjong

Estates Sentang Secretaries and Registered Office—

M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Mincing.

Poera, Sumatra Lane, London

W. Friedlander, manager Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang,

R. J. Wallace, assistant agents

Secretaries and' Registered Office—

M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Mincing Lane,

London

Acreage—Total: 4,000, Cultivated Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd., Tub.

(Incorporated in England), (Found-:

(rubber) 2,400 ed 1906)—Mine’s Ad: Sungei Lem-

bing, Pahang, F.M.S.; Mine’s Cable- ! i

Padang Lange at Rubber Estates, Ltd., Ad: Pahangcon, Sungeilembing. l

Head Office: Blbmfield House, Lon-'

The—Padang,Xocalang, Bukit Sentang don Wall, London, E.C.2. Proper- .;

&Boera,Bukit Tinggi Estates—Tanjong ty:

Sumatra

W. Friedander, manager hang.Some 300 Sq.of the

The Bulk MilesTinN.Is E.Deriv-’

Pa-

R. J. Wallace, assistant ed from Lodes; About 2 Per Cent of

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, theDirectors—D.

Output Is from Alluvial

J. Ward (chair-

agents man), H. Frisby, J. J. Brown, :

Secretaries and Registered Office— D. T. Lewis and Sir D. Brown-

M. P. Evans, 30, Mincing Lane rigg, b.t., o.b.

London, E.O. 3

Acreage — Total: 4,0001 cultivated Staff in Pahang—

(rubber) 1,800 V. B. C. 1 Baker, m.i.m.m., general

manage

Padang Nyor Estate—Kuala Selangor, G. H. Fairmaid, m.i.m.m., senior

Selangor : mining engineer

G. R. L’Estrange, proprietor B. F. Tyson, F. H. Way, W. W.

Acreage — Total: 187, cultivated Abel, E. I. Pocock, W. T.

(rubber) 18V Dunne, H. Hocking and W. K

Davies, asst, mining Engineers

Padang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang H. L. Waymouth, chief accountant

Rengas, Perak W. B. Fox, assistant accountant

H. W. S. Gowland, manager T. McClay, a.m.i.m.e., chief engr. i

Secretaries and Registered Office'— D. Kidd, C. Lawrey, T. McEach-

A. R. Burkill

Shanghai C. M. Jones and J. B. Derby,

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., asst, mech; engineers

Penang, agents D. A. Bett, chief electrical engr.

Acreage—Total: 950|, cultivated H. Knight, G. W. Blatchford, R.

(rubber) 78€|, (coconuts) 20 G. Baxter and R. J. Black, asst.. :

electrical' engineers

T. Lawther, mill manager

Padang Sonant Rubber, Ltd.—Sungei E. A. Barnes, mill foreman

Siput, Perak W. C. Johns, R. Lanyon, J. H.

W. S. Robinson, manager Mitchell, A. J. Symes, W. M. ;

Registered Office—M. P. Evans

Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London foremen

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 025$

j W. J. Lanyon, surface foreman Parit Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Parit

* Dr. J. Bulmanason, l.e.c.p., & m. Perak

s.e., resident meet; officer J. N. Morrison, manager

Kuala Kuantan Agents & Registered Office—Henry

A. John, clerk-in-charge Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang

i The Borneo Co., Ltd., agents, Lon- Acreage- Total: 1,046. cultivated

(rubber V 987 .

don & Singapore

Pahang Para Rubber Syndicate, Ltd., Paris Besar Estate — Postal Ad:

Pasir Besar, Kelantan

Atbara Estate—Kuantan, Pahang H. E. Lind, proprietor

N. M. Glass, manager

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage—Total: 2,212, cultivated

, Secretaries and, Registered Office - (rubber) 553

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

Bunge House, St. M.ary Axe, Lon- Pasak Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kota

| don, E^.C. 3

| Acreage — Total : 2,151, cultivated Tinggi, Johore

P. T. Bowers^ manager

(rubber) 1,744 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Derrick & Co., Singapore

: Pahang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Cher oh. Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

i Pahang agents

R. V. Ross, manager

!• Registered Office—Pacific Trust Co., Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,707

2,755, cultivated

■ Ltd., Honolulu

> Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Singa- Pasoh Sawmills—Bahau, Negri Sem-

:pb're,, agents bilan ; Cable Ad: Thomsen Bahau

f Pahi Plantations, Ltd.—Kelantan H. Thomsen, proprietor

H. D. L. Figher, manager

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble, & Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd,—Kuala

Co., Ld., 4^1 484. Salisbury House, Ketil, Kedah

London Wall, London, E.C. 2 B. H. Symes, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore, G. D- Taylor, senior assistant

I agents K. Mathieson, junior do.

Pajam, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Ltd., Penang

| F. P. Marshall, manager Secretaries & Registered Office —

\ A. L. Denholm, asst. Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

|• Registered

Singapore Office—Derrick & Co., Great Tower St., London, E. C. 3

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Acreage (rubber)

— Total: 7,048, cultivated

4,157

i agents

^ Pajam, Ltd.—Amber Division, Senai, Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

I Jphpre; Teleph. Senai; 25; Cable Ad: Cashwood Estate—Postal Ad: Ayer

Tawar, via Ipoh, Perak, F,M.S.;

Amber, Johore Cable Ad: Cashwood Estate, Ayer

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Tawar ; Teleph. 21, Ayer Tawar

| agents Gordon Travers, manager

'^Parit Buuas (Malay) Rubbrr Co., J. Martinez, chief clerk

Ltd.—Parit, Perak R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent

J. H, Goudie,' manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

V. M. Eglington, assistant Penang, agents

Secretary and Registered Office — Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

H. Bailey, Allington House. 136, London, E.C.

Victoria Street, London, S.W.l

Acreage — Total: 1,750, cultivated Acreage — Total: 2,856, cultivated

(rubber) 2,202, (coconuts) 36

(rubber) 1,633

0254 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Penang Rubber Estates, Co., Ltd., ;

Pataling Estate, Selangor, Postal Postal The (Incorporated in England)—;

Address: Petaling P.O. Ad: Nibong Tebal, Province|j

S. G. Taylor, manager Wellesley; Cable Ad: Priam, Ni-

D. L. Mann, assistant bong Tebal

Registered Office—Harrisons & Oros- A. F. Bruce, general manager

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, J. L. Lowe, asst, to gen. mgr.

London, E.C. D. J. Howes, engineer

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Dr. C. C. Ross, m.b., oh.b., medi-lj

Kuala Lumpur, agents cal officer

Acreage — Total: 2,345, cultivated Caledonia Estate — Nibong Tebal, J

Province Wellesley

(rubber) 2,263

Jawi Estate—Sungeimgr.Bakap,

A. G. Malcolm, (Actg.)Pro-i\

Patani Para Plantation, Ltd.—Postal vince Wellesley

Ad: Sungei Patani, Kedah; Rail F. W. Petrie Hay, manager

way Station: Sungei Patani; Cable By ram Estate—Nibong Tebal, Pro-

Ad : Reading, Bedong vince Wellesley

W. Reading, manager F. C. Bruce, manager

J. Murray, visiting agent C. B. Lqrraine-Williams. A. R.

Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, agents Milner-Moore, J. F. S. Stan-

Secretaries—Lyall, Anderson & Co., ley-Cary and C. D. B. White, r

16, Philpot Lane, London, E.C. 3 assistants

Secretary and Registered Office—F.

Trenouth, 85, Gracechurch Street,

Patricia Estate — Postal Ad: Coal Acreage—Total:London, E.C.3

Point Road, Labuan, S.S. 15,371, cultivated

W. W. Boyd, j.p., mgr. and prop. (rubber) 10,117 and (coconuts) i

Acreage—Total: 55, cultivated (rub- 2,716

ber, coconuts and experimental

plants) 40 Pengkalan Durian Estate—Rantau, .

Negri Sembilan

Paya Rotan Estate—Bahau, Negri Proprietor — Thye Ann Investment

Co., Ltd., 17, South Cannal Road,

Sembilan. 2 Miles from Senama Singapore

Halt Railway Station and 5 Miles Acreage — Total: 1,231, cultivated

from Bahau P. O. (rubber) 1,030

A. S. Woodroffe, visiting manager

N. Sellathurai, office clerk Perak Kongsi Coconut, Co., Ltd.—

S. M. Vaganam, conductor

Secretary & Registered Office—F. A. Teluk Anson, Lower Perak

L. F. Tribe, manager

Wright, Solicitor, Seremban Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 288 300, cultivated Gordon, Frazer

Ceylon

Pelepah Rubber Co., Ltd. — Johore. agents & Co., Ltd., Teluk Anson, ■

Boustead

Distance from Railway Station 31 Acreage — Total: 1,007, cultivated j

Miles; Teleph. Office 5 Miles; Postal (coconuts) 1,007

Ad: Kota Tinggi, Johore; Teleph.

Hewgroup Kota Tinggi

G. B. W. Gray, general manager Perak River Coconut Co., Ltd. —

Bagon Datoh, Lower Perak, F.M.S.

A. J. Blaney, assistant J. J. Heider, visiting adviser

Registered Office—R. D. Saw, Moor-

gate, Station Chambers, London, Agents J. D. Donald, supt.

E. C. 2 and Secretaries & Registered

Sime Darby

agents Colombo, Ceylon; Teleph. 236, Ba- j-

Acreage — Total: 2,166.72, planted Acreage gon Datoh

(rubber) 2,166.72 — Total: 2,005, cultivated |!

(coconuts) 1,5474

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C256

Perak River Valley Rubber Co., Ltd. Pilmoor Rubber Co., Ltd. (Inc. in

—Padang Ptengas, Perak England)—Pilmoor Estate, Batu

H. E. M. Mason, manager Tiga, Selangor, F.M.S.

Secretaries—Brown, Phillips & Ste- S. E. Chamier, manager

wart, Downing Street, Penang C. W. Tait, assistant

Acreage — Total: 1,025|, cultivated Registered Office—33, : Eastcheap,

(rubber) 923 London, E.C.

Perak Rubber Plantations, Ltd. — Whittall & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Sungei Krudda Estate, Sungei

Siput, Perak

J. D. Howell, manager

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Plantations des Terres Rouges—

Co., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, London, Lima Perak

Bias Estate, Slim River,

E.C. 3 W- M. Iversen, manager

Harrisons, Barker

Kuala Lumpur, agents G. Deloche, asst, engineer

Acreage—Total: 2,139, cultivated Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Selangor,

(rubber) 1,937 agents

Permas Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad: Acreage — Total: 7,416, cultivated

(oil palms) 5,000

Permas Estate, Johore Bahru, Johore Johore Labis Estate, Labis, Johore

C. Eldon Scott, manager S. T. Rhodes, manager

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents D. D. P. Rule, superintendent

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & E. J. Talou and T. C. Masters,

Brother, 49-51, Eastcheap, London, assistants

E.C. M. Camaerts, asst. agr.

Acreage — Total: 1,529.6, cultivated W. W. Marsh, engineer

(rubber) 1,416.8 Acreage—Total: 25,866, cultivated

Pkrmata Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ser- (oil palms) 10,009, (rubber) 2I72

kam, Malacca '

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Plantations Hallet, Ltd. (Incorpo-

managing agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— rated in Belgium),

Estate—Postal Sungei Berjun-

Ad: Bataug Tinggi

Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shang- tai, Sedan go r; Cable Ad : Tinggi;

hai Teleph. 7; 6^-7 Miles from Railway

Acreage — Total : 439J, cultivated Station and Post Office

(rubber) 437£ J. d’lribarne, manager

J. A. Sketchley, supt.

Peureupla (Sumatra) Rubber Estates, A. Schalbart, assistant

Ltd.—Atjeh, Sumatra Dr. N. MacLeod, medical officer

J. A. MoGregdr, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Socfin agents

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Sharpe, Estall & Co., 1 & 2 Grace- Sungeri Tinggi Estate .

church Street, London Acreage- Total: 4,837, cultivated

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, (rubber) 4,678^

i agents Minyak Estate

Acreage— Total: 5,500, cultivated Acreage—Total- 3317J, cultivated

) (rubber) 620 (oil palms) 2,253

I Phin Soon Rubber Estate—Sungei Poeloe Loemoe Rubber, Estate—

' Siput, Perak

Executors of Capt. Chung Thye Kardmon Islands

S. J. Judah & Co., No. 3, Cole-

Phin, j.p. (Deceased), proprietor man St., Singapore, proprietors

J. E. B. Jessamine, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,248, cultivated Acreage — Total : 490, cultivated

(rubber) 1,248 (rubber) 450

0256 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Pon;. k Tanjong Estate, Ltd.—Pon- Secretaries and Registered Office—

dok Tanjong, Perak Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

R. N. Whitaker, Great Tower St., London, E.C. 3

manager Office— Acreage—Total:

Secretaries and Registered (rubber), 2,312 2,664.5, cultivated

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Acreage—Total: 2,628, cultivated

(rubber) 1,369 Prye (Penang) Syndicate, Ltd. (In-

corporated in London), Prye Town-

PoNtoOLAND Estate—Pondok Tanjong, ley. ship Estate—Prye, Province Welles-'

Perak 3 Mile from Railway Station

E. C. Nicholson, proprietor J. Ashworth, manager

H. L. if. Tate, manager Haji Mohamed, conductor

Acreage—Total: 990, cultivated Acreage—Total: Huttenbachs, Penang agents

(rubber) 876 611, cultUated

(coconuts) 495

Port Dickson-Lukut

Estates, Ltd.—Negri(F.M.S.)

SeiribilanRubber Prye Rubber & Coconut Plantations,

S. A. Mountain, manager Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

T. A. Wight, assistant Prye Estate—Postal Ad : Prai, Pro-

T. A. Hislop, do. vince Wellesley; Teleph. 9, Butter-

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, worth, 1| Miles from Railway

Station and Post Office

agents J. Ashworth, manager

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Tan Boon Eong, chief clerk

Ltd.,

London,52-54,

E.C. GracechurCh

3 Street, Tan Ah Thuak, Tan Ghin Suah

and Mun bin Saaid, conductors

Port Savettenham Rubber Co., Ltd.— The Societe G. S. Reis, visiting agent

Australasia Estate, Mambau, Negri Internationale de Plan-

Sembilan tations et de Finance, Kuala Lum-

H. M James, manager pur, commercial agents

Head Office—84-88, Williams Street, Secretaries

The Rubber

and Registered Office—

Estate Agency, Ltd.,

Melbourne

Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

Acreage—Total: 790, cultivated Acreage—Total: London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 790 4,006, cultivated

(rubber) 1,154^, (coconuts) 1,033|

Port Swettenham Rubber Co., Ltd.— Pulau Daat Coconut and Rubber

Klang, Selangor Plantations—Labuan, S.S.

T. M. Latimer, visiting manager Cheah Loon Ghee, general mgr.

W. F. O. Stephens, assistant-in- Secretary—Martin V. Funk, Labuan

charge

Acreage — Total: 259, cultivated Acreage — Total: 960, cultivated

(rubber) 100, (coconuts) 500

(rubber) 254

Posu Estate—Tapah Road, Perak Pulau Toh M’Ali Estate—Postal Ad:

Cheah Kee Ee, proprietor and Bagan Serai, Perak

A. R. Winton, manager

manager Brown, Phillips' & Stewart, Penang,

Lim Kee Chee, assistant manager agents

Acreage--Total: 1,272, cultivated Acreage — Total: 182, cultivated

(rubber) 862 (coconuts) 165, (rubber) 17

Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd., Pundut Estates, Ltd. — Sitiawan,

Prang Besar Estate—Kajang, Selan-

gor; Teleph. 35 Kajang; Cable Ad: Perak B. M. Webber, gen. mgr. & agent

Prang Besar Kajang R. S. White, assistant

M. E. Wright, manager Registered Office—George Spencer

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Moulton, Ltd., 2, Central Build-

Kuala Lumpur, agents ings, Westminster, London, S.W.l

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C257

Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Rambutan Rubber Estates (1930), Ltd.

Batang Malaka, Malacca —Palau Langkawi, Kedah

J. M. McDonald, manager M. J. V. Miller, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, agents

j Gattey and Bateman, Fullerton Secretaries and Registered Office—

Building, Singapore Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd., 22, Fen-

Acreage—Total : 1,091, cultivated church Street, London, E.C.

(rubber) 797 Acreage—Total: 1,640, cultivated

Fusing Rubber and Tin, Ltd.—Sung- (rubber) 849.32, (coconuts) 12.79

kai, Perak Rambutan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Rasa

F. P. Blakey, manager

Registered Office—J. W. Dykes, 65, Estate, Rasa, P.O., Ulu Selangor

F. W. Castle, manager

London Wall, London, E.C. 2

General Managers—Osborne & Chap- A. J. Abbott, asst.

pel, Ipoh Secretaries and Registered Office—

Badella Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Malacca Burt Taylor & Co., Cereal House,

V. K. R. Nair, assist.-in-charge 58, Mark Lane, London

Secretaries and Registered Office— Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Sime Darby agents

;

Road, Malacca& Co., Ltd., 4, Fort Acreage—Total:2,196,

ber) 1,867

planted (rub-

ijRAHMAN Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

I Kaiang Selangor Ranston Estate—Sungei Gadut, Negri

i J. H. H. Bailie, manager Sembilan

} Secretaries and Registered Office— C. H. Ryves, manager

Sharp, Estall & Co.—1, Grace- Acreage — Total: 156, cultivated

church Street, London, E. C. 3 (rubber) 156

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 420, cultivated Rassak (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, Ltd.

—Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 402 J. S. Laird, manager

Rajah Hitam Coconut Estate, Ltd.— Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

i Selangor ; Postal Ad : Teluk Anson, Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

Lower Perak Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3

V. S. Westh, resident manager

; Agents and Secretaries—Boustead & Acreage — Total: 482, cultivated

(rubber) 444

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Acreage—Total: 1,280, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,085 Ratanui Rubber, Ltd.—Teluk Anson,

Perak

Baja Musa (Selangor) Rubber anp J. Anderson, manager

Coconuts, Ltd. —Selangor Registered Office—Bright & Gal-

T. A. Curran-Sharp, manager braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane,

Registered Office — The Planters’ Cannon Street, London, E.C.

Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

St. Helen’s Place, London, E.C. 3 Lumpur, agents

I,' Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Raub Rubber Estates, Ltd., Pahang—

IBajaghiri iChembong) Estate—Kua- Raub & Sungei Mas Estates; Postal

Ad: Raub, Pahang

la Selangor; Teleph. 8 R. C. Weston, manager

; \ E.V. W. N. B.Fesq, manager

Were, visiting agent P. C. Joseet, clerk

1 Secretaries and Registered Office— V. E. H. Rhodes, agent

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Dr. W. J. Dixon, v.m.o.

Acreage — Total: 809, cultivated Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 809

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C258 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretary and Registered Office— Remfield Rubber Estates, Ltd., Coal-

A. G. England, 19, Finsbury fields Estate—Sungei Buloh, Selan-

.Court, Finsbury Pavement, Lon- gorF. D. Loveweil, manager

don, E.C.

Distance 44 Miles from Kuala Ku- S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

bu Rly. Station, £ Mile from Secretaries and, Registered Office—!

The Rubber Estate! Agency, Ltd.,.

Telegraph Office Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,.

Acreage — Total: 2,777, planted London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 489 Acreage — Total: 1,316, cultivated

(rubber) 1,094

Rejang Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad:

Kanowit, Sibu, Sarawak; Cable Repah Rubber and Tapioca Estates,,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Ad : Kidd, Kanowit P. F. H. Crowther, manager

G. D. Kidd, manager Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

D. Duclos, assistant Co., Ltd., 10; Canton Road, S’hai

Rembau Jelei Rubber, Ltd. — Negri Reyland Estate—Siputeh, Perak

Sembilan H. R. Baxter, manager

K. P. Reynolds, manager, Jeram Aylesburyagents

& Nutter, Ltd., Ipoh,,

Padang Division

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 504

636, cultivated!}!

Ld., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

denhall Street, London, E.C.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Ribu Rubber Co., Ltd. — Rantau,|j

Negri Sembilan

agents Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., Kualaijj

H. J. Norris, 'manager, Batu Lumpur, agents

Hampar Division Secretaries and Registered Office—1|

G. T. McCulloch, manager, Pedas Lewis, Brown & Co., Colombo,,

Division Ceylon

B. G. Woodcock, manager, Parit Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 875

933, cultivated!

Tinggido

Acreage—Total: 9,458, cultivated

(rubber) 7,254 Riverview Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Ini

corporated in F.M.S.)—Perak

Rembia Rubber Company, Ltd.—Kuala Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Ipoh

Mayan g Estate, Mersing, Johore General Manager — Andrew Buchanan,!

W. H. C. Horn, manager Batu Gajah

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Riverview Estate, Batu Gajah

agents Andrew Buchanan, manager

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Acreage — Total: 1,638, cultivated;

(rubber) 1,333

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- W. S. Paterson, manager

church Street, London, E.C. Acreage—Total: 1,247, cultivated (rub-

ber) 989

Rembia Rubber Co., Ltd.—Malacca Nalia Estate, Tronoh

Chas. Milne, manager D. K. Paterson, manager

A. Nicoll, assistant Acreage—Total: 1,000, cultivated (rub-|

ber) 817

H. P. de B. Thomas, assistant

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Rivington Estates, Ltd., Rivington

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Estate—Padang Serai, Kedah

church Street, London, E.C. 3 Secretaries and &Registered

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, G. W. Wilson Co., Ltd., Office^—

Sungei

agents Patani, Kedah

Acreage—.Total

(rubber) 1,549: 1,658^, cultivated Acreage—Total: 566, planted (rub-

ber) 557

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C259

Roebourne Finance and Investment Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

,■ Co., Ltd., Sungei Peradin Estate, field, Ld.,

London, E.C.

1-4, Great Tower Street,

Pontian Kechil, Johore Acreage—Total: 5,009, cultivated

; A. St. Alban Smith, proprietor

E. A. Chard, manager (rubber) 2,863

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

agents Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. (Incor-

Registered Office—Wallis Wood & porated in England), Bagan Samak

Co., 29, Rood Lane, London, E.C. and Chan Seng Estates—Kedah;

3 Postal Ad : (for both Estates), Rub

Acreage — Total: 935, cultivated ber Estates of Krian, Ld., Bandar

(rubber) 861 Bharu ; Cable Ad : Gregory

C. H Gregory, manager

B. C. Butterfield, assistant

Rosevale Rubber 0o., Ltd.—Selangor Cumberbatch

E. Clyne, manager & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Wihittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Secretaries

agents and Registered Office—

, Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 33, Bright & Galbraith, 7, Martin’s

Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3 Lane, Cannon Street, London, E.

Rothiemay (Selangor) Rubber Es- Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd.—•

tates, Ltd. (Tamil Name: Sungei Kota G. H.

Tinggi, Johore

Boddington, general mgr.

, Buloh Aar)—Postal Ad: Kuala J. W. W. Carter, assistant

f Selangor; Teleph. 43, Bukit Rotan A. L. Archer, do.

P.O. G. D. Templer, do.

Directors—J. Murray, E. C. Ros- Secretaries and Registered Office—

sell and W. A. Fell Francis Peek & Co., 5, Eastcheap,

H. H. Park, manager London, E.C. 3

Secretaries and Agents--Harper Francis Peek & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Acreage — Total : 6,637, cultivated

Lumpur (rubber) 6,247

Rubana Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Teluk Rubber Growers’ Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Selangor, Selangor

; Anson, Perak H. G. L. Richards, manager

H. K. C. Tobutt, manager

I Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8, Secretaries Cumberbatchand & Registered Office—

Co., Colombo

p. Austin Friars, London, E.C. 2

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

agents

■y Acreage—Total: 4,918, cultivated Acreage—Total: 640, cultivated

(rubber) 4,53V, (coconuts) 14

N.V. Rubber Cultuur Maatschappy Rubber Plantations Investment Trust,

“Amsterdam,” Rubber and Oil- Ltd., The—Juliana Huis, Medan,

Sumatra; Telteph. 200, Medan;

palms—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Ga- Cable Ad : Rupitli; Codes: Bentley’s

lang; Cable Ad: Amstrubber, Me- and Western Union

i> dan : Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition

Rubber

Rubber Cultuur Maatschappy “Ams- Rubber Estate—AyerTrust Ltd., The, Taiping

1, terdam,” N.y. Rubber, Tea and Coffee— Perak. Postal Ad : c/o Kuning North,

ava

:',•>?. Cable

J - AdPostal Ad : Tanggoel O/L • Wellington

: Amstrubber Djember Estate, Padang Renga, Perak

f H. W. S. Gowland, visiting mgr.

’Rubber Estates of Johore, Ltd.— Secretaries—J. Ltd., Shanghai

A. Wattie & Co.,

Batu Anam. Johore Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

j Albert Booth, manager Penang, agents

I Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd, Acreage—Total: 532, cultivated

Kuala Lumpur, agents (rubber) 515

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0260 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Ruthken Estate—Postal Address: Port Sandakan Estates, Ltd.

Sungei Batang Estate, Sandakan,

Dickson B. N. Borneo

J. K. Russell-Leonards, prop.

Acreage—Total: 205 (rubber) Acreage — Total: 1,262, cultivated

(rubber) 350

Sablas North Borneo Rubber, Ltd., Batu Limah Estate

Papar and Mawao Estate—Jesselton, Harrisons, & Orosfield (Borneo),

B.N. Borneo; Cable Ad: Mawao Ltd., Sandakan, agents

(Jesselton)

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage (rubber)— 400

Total: 1,006, cultivated

Guthrie & Co.,

ton Avenue, LondonLtd., 5, Whitting-

R. B; Lutter, manager Sandycroft Rubber Co., Ltd.—Tai-

Kong Hiap Hin Co., Jesselton, ping, Perak

Chas. Prentice, manager

commercial agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 9,942, cultivated Harrison's, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

(rubber) 4,073 Penang

Sabrang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Perak Acreage—Total: 1,102.77, cultivated

G. Ractliffe. manager (rubber) 853.65

Registered Office—F. Trenouth, se- Sanglop Estate—Kota Bharu, Perak

cretary, 8 & 9, Austin Friars. S. W. Clarkson, manager

London, E.C. 2 Managers — Osborne and’1

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, General Cffiappel, Ipoh, Perak

agents

Acreage—Total: 5,225, cultivated

(rubber) 3,673 Sango Koshi Rubber Estates—Johore.

Singapore Office: 17, Beach Road r

Sabrang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Te-luk N. Akuzawa, president

Anson, Lower Perak T. Koizumi, manager

W. J. Smith, manager P/A. A. Nakanishi, assistant

Secretary & Registered Office — F. Pengerang, etc., Estates, irid Singa-

Trenouth, 85, Gracechurch St., pore

London, E.C. 3 T. Koizumi, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Acreage—Total: 10,135, cultivated

agents (rubber) 7,123, (coconuts) 73

Acreage — Total : 5,226, cultivated Batu Paihat Estates, Batu Pah at,

(rubber) 3,677 Johore

Batu Pah at Estate No. 1

Sagga Rubber Co., Ltd. -Negri Sem- T. Koizumi, manager

bilan S. Miyake, assistant manager

R. B. Nunneley, manager Acreage—Total: 4,337i, cultivated

Registered Office—Henckell, Du Buis- (rubber) 4,124, (coconuts) 9

son & Co., 5, Laurence Pountney Batu Pahat Estates No. 2

Hill, London, E.C. T. Koizumi, manager

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban, -S. Miyake, assistant manager

agents Acreage — Total: 9,403, cultivated;

Acreage—Total : 5,522, cultivated (rubber) 7,705, (coconuts) 106

(rubber) 1,850

Sapintas : Government Plantation—

Samagaga Rubber Co., Ltd. —Bagan Selangor: Postal Ad: Sabak

Bernam vid Teluk Anson, Lower

Serai, Perak; Teleph. 20, Bagan Perak

Serai

L. Lockyear, manager (On leave) E. J. Malim, manager

Registered Office—J. A. Wattie & Planters’ Loans Board, Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Co., Shanghai

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Acreage — Total: 1,642|, cultivated

(rubber) 88, (coconuts) 912

Penang, agents

RUBBER ESTATES aND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0261

•Sapong Rtjbber Estates, Ltd., Sapong Seaport (Selangor) Rubber Estate,

Estate — Tenom, Jesselton, B.N. Ltd.—Selangor

Borneo C. N. Crush, manager (On leave)

0. B. Brewer, M.G., manager J. Gusch, acting manager

J. R. Baxter, assistant H. V. Shelton Palmer, assistant

R. H. Coward, do. Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

0. R. Crosland, do. . field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

R. G. Barrette, do. London, E.C. 2

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ld., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

‘ agents Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S., agents

Secretary and Registered Office—F. Acreage—Total: l,986i, cultivated

E. Lease, 1-4, Gt. Tower Street, (rubber) 1,934

London, E.C. 3 Seaview Syndicate, Ltd.—Banting,

Acreage—Total: 20,000, cultivated Selangbr

(rubber) 3,230 E. L, Huson, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

•Sarawak Rubber Estates, Ltd., Sun- Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur

gei Tengah Estate, Kuching, Sara- Sedenak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Jo-

wak—Teleph. 46. Distance from hore ; Telephs. 2, Sedenak (Office)

Kuching: 10 Miles; Cable Ad: and 3, Sedenak (Mgr’s. Bungalow)

Borneo C. H. F. Pierrepont, manager

D. MacDonald, manager C. S. Pendrigh, E. A. J. Brooks, R.

T. J. C. Munro, assistant C. D. Oliver, A. B. J. Pargeter,

L. Shak On, head clerk D. S. McDonald and F. J.

J. Choi Siew, head dresser Blowers, assistants

Acreage — Total : 3,476, planted Registered Office—Yule, Catto & Co.,

(rubber) 2,021 Finsbury House, Blomfield Street,

London, E.C.

Sardam Rubber Estate—Postal Ad: Anglo - Siam Corporation, Ltd.,

Kati, Kuala Kangsar, Perak Singapore, agents

Louis Thivy, proprietor Acreage — Total: 11,354, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 217, cultivated (rubber) 7,876

(rubber) 203 Sedgeley (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated in England), Sedge-

• Scottish Malayan Estates, Ltd.— ley Estate—Postal Ad: Kajang,

Riverside Estate Selangor, F.M.S.; Teleph. 55, Ka-

Wm. Dewar, manager jang; Cable Ad: Sedgeley, Kajang.

(Distance from Railway Station &

Seafield Rubber Co., Ltd. (England) Post Office : 7 Miles)

F —Selangor ; Cable Ad : Seafield A. G. Barron-Toop, manager

J. Timm, supt., Batu Tiga Agents—S.I.P.E.E., P.O. Box 145,

G. Anderson, assistant Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Registered Office—McMeekin & Co., The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

10 and 11, Lime St., London, E.C. Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, London, E.C. 3

a | agents Acreage — Total: 2,423, cultivated

* Acreage — Total: 2,976, cultivated (rubber) 2,1981

; “ (rubber) 2,719

Segari Rubber, Limited—

j ' Seah Neo Huang Estates — Johore; Lintang Estate—Sungei Siput, North,

Postal Ad: 28, Jalan Segget, Johore Perak

t Bahru A. R. Mathieu, manager

; Seah Slow Seek, manager Acreage—Total: 505, cultivated

(rubber) 377

Acreage — Total : 363, cultivated Segari Estate—Segari, Dindings,

(rubber) 360 Perak

0262 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Managing Agents : F. S. Mathien & Avenue, Fenchurch Street, Loa

Co.—P.O. Box 3, Ipoh, Perak don, E C. 3

. Secretary and Registered Office : C. Acreage—Total : 1,428.20, cultivate*

(rubber) 1,181.76, (coconuts) 16

E. Eastland—35, Charles Street,

Farringdon Road, London, E.C. 1

Acreage—Total : 338, cultivated Selangor Coconuts, Ltd.—Batu Laut

(rubber) 338 Selangor, F.M.S.

T. G. Wilson, manager

Segaei Rubber, Ltd.—Segari Estate, Secretaries and Registered Office-;

Segari, Lumut, Bindings; Lintang Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuak

Lumpur, F.M.S.

Estate, Sungei Siput, N. Perak

Managing Agents—F. S. Mathieu & Acreage—Total:

(coconuts) 1,464

1,473, cultivated

Co., Ipoh, Perak

Secretary and Registered Office—C.

E. Eastland, 35, Greville Street,

Farringdon Road, London, E.C. 1 Selangor Oil Palms Co., Ltd., Elmina

Estate—Sungei Buloh, Selangor

D. W. McGrow, manager

Sekong Rubber Go., Ltd. (England), J. G. Inglis (On leave), J. D.|

(Incorporated in England), Sekong MacNob and J. C. Smith, assistant*

Estate—Postal Ad : Sekong Estate, Cumberbatch & Co.,, Ltd., Kuala

Sandakan Bay, Sandakan, B.N.B. ; Lumpur, agents

■ Cable Ad : Sekong, Sandakan Secretaries and Registered Office-^ [

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents C. A. Pattullo, 46, Charlotte!

Registered Office—Thos. Barlow & Square, Edinburgh

Bro., Oeylon House, Eastcheap, Acreage—Total: 3,423|, cultivated E

London, E.C. 3 (oil palms) 2,1163, (rubber) 1,236* i

Acreage—Total : 8,771, cultivated

(rubber) 1,432 Selangor Plantations Co., Ltd.

Budu Estate, Raub, Pahang

Selama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd., B. T. Foss, manager

Bindings Cocoanut Estate—Perak i .Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

A. C. Jameson, manager agents»

Registered Officfe—Hawaiian Trust Acreage—Total: 4,556

Co., Ld., Honolulu, Hawaii

Agents — McAuliffs, Turguand. Selangor Plantations Co., Ltd. —

Bungsar Estate, Kuala Lumpur

Youngs & Co., Penang J. D’lribarne, manager

Acreage—Total : .3,072, cultivated Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur;

(rubber) 454, (coconuts) 2,317| agents

Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Ltd. Acreage — Total: 1,905, cultivated

(rubber) 1,850^ ^

—Serdang, Kedah; Teleph. 22, Ser- Sungei Rambai Estate—Postal Ad:

dang Batang Berjuntai.

G. D. MacDonald, manager G. Maclnerny, manager

G. C. Sowden, assistant

Agents—Mansergh, and Tayler, Ltd.; Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur^

agents';

Seremhan Acreage — Total: 3,572^, cultivated

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame i (rubber) 3,498^

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

church Street, London, E.C.3 Selangor River Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Selangor

Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, R D. Bingley, manager

Ltd., Choong Meng Estate—Ser- J. C. Parkinson, assistant

.• dang, Kedah; Teleph. 22, Serdang J. F. Gomez, chief clerk

G. D. MacDonald, manager Harper

Lumpur,Gilfillan

agents & Ca, Ltd., Kuala

G. C. Sowden, assistant

Agents—Mansergh and Tayler, ■ Ltd.. Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

Co., Ltd., Adelaide House, King|

Seremban William Street, London, E.C. 4

Secretaries & Registered Office—Ken-

naway Neame & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Acreage—Total: 3,006 (rubber)

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C263

Selangor Rubber 'Co., Ltd.—Selangor Seletar Plantations, Ltd. —Seletar,

| R. J. M. Bennett, manager Singapore

V. J. Blake, assistant Selinsing Rubber Co,, Ltd.—Taiping,

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- Perak

I son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. Vincent G. C. Booth, manager

I St., Glasgow Registered Office—Carson & Co.,

Harrisons, Barker & Co'., Ltd., Colombo, Ceylon

’ Kuala Lumpur, agents Whittall & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Acreage — Total.: 2,7,23f, cultivated pur, agents

P (rubber) 2,652}

Selangor United Rubber' Estates, Ltd. Semanggol Estate—Krian Road, Perak

f (Incorporated in England)—Selan- Ooi Ean Chye, manager

1|p Browncomet

gor Acreage — Total:, 268, cultivated

Estate—-Postal Ad: (rubber) 225

' Browncomet Estate, Klang, Se- Sembilan Estates Co., Ltd.—Negri

langor. Distance from Railway Sembilan

|i' Station: 6 Miles; Distance from Tampin Linggi Estate

‘ Telegraph Office : 6 Miles J. E. Skelton, manager

I B. Huxley Walker, visiting mgr. Sua Grensing Estate

| |i P. A. Rogers, visiting agent J. E. Skelton, manager

I Agents—Guthrie «fe Co., Ltd., Kuala A. M. H. Hawes, assistant

I Lutopur Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

[ Acreage — Total: 715, cultivated agents

jr (rubber) 627 Registered Office—John K. Gilliat &

\ St. Andrew Estate—Postal Ad: Co., Ld., 10, Old Jewry, London,

; St. Andrew Estate, Batang Ber- E.

f juntai; Cable Ad: Standrew. Acreages— Total : 7,511, cultivated

i Distance from Railway Station : (rubber) 4,189.

j 2 Miles from Batang Berjuntai St.

1 Distance from Telegraph Office: Semenyih

1 Mile from Batang Berjuntai T.O.

| B. Huxley Walker, manager Selangor . Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

P. A. Rogers visiting agent F. B. Gough, manager (On leave)

! Guthrie & Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lum- E. C. M. Pugh, acting manager

pur, agents Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

I Secretaries and Registered Office— Fenchurch Street, London, E.C:

j- iGuthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Boustead and Co;, Ltd, Kuala

Gracechurch Street, London, E.C. Lumpur, agents

I Acreage—Total: Acreage — Total: 1,685, cultivated

(rubber) 1,498 .“2,122, cultivated (rubber) 1,549

^ELBORNE Plantation Co., Ltd., The, Sempah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Pro-

f Sel'bbrne Plantation—Padang Tung- vince Wellesley

| ku, Kuala Lipis, Pahang: Cable E. T. Lewis, manager

Ad: Selborne, Padang Tungku Registered Office:—Rubber Estates

S. J. Hartfield, hianager Agency, Ltd., Bunge House, 71,

Dr. W. J. Dixon, visiting medi- St. Mary’s Axe, London, E:C.

l) cal practitioner S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,262

| S. Walker, engineer

|1 Lee Cheopg, chief clerk and Senawang Rubber Estates Co. (1921),

book-keeper Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

i Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd,, Sin- C. H. Ryves, managerA. Wattie &

i. gapore, Kuala Lumpur

agents Cb., 10, Canton Road,. Shanghai

) Registered Office—22,, Old Broad St., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

i, London, E.C. 2 Penang, agents

! Acreage Acreage—Total : 1,882, cultivated

(Gutta —Percha),

Total:2,890

3,590, cultivated (rubber) 1,663

0264 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd. Serdang Blah Syndicate, Ltd.—Bant-

(Incorporated in England), Senda- ing Selangor

yan Estate; Postal Ad: Sendayan Secretaries and Registered Office—

Estate, Port Dickson, N.S. Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur

R. A. White, manager Acreage—Total: 1,475, cultivated 1

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 1,000

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- Seremban, Ltd. — Seremban, Negri

church Street, London Sembilan

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Osborne & Chappel, Ipoh, general;

agents managers

Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.- Secretary and Registered Office —

Kerling Estate, Selangor Tom Wickett, Station Hill, Red-

J S. Godward, manager ruth

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Acreage—Total: 754, cultivated :

Ld., 55, Graeechurch Street, London (rubber) 514

Acreage — Total: 6,032, cultivated Seremban Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sun-

(rubber) 4,212 gei Gadut, Negri Sembilan

Sengat Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kam- J. I. Wardell, manager

pong Kepayang, Perak W. J. Mearns and W. F. Higgins,

E. L. D. Evans, manager assistants

Registered Office—Shaud, Haldane & Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, ,

Co., 24, Rood Lane, Lond., E.C. 3 agents

Acreage—Total: 1,898, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,788 Thomson, Alston & Co.—2, Idol

Lane, Eastcheap, London

Acreage—Total: 3,487, cultivated

Sennah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad: (rubber) 3,334

Negri Lama, E.C. Sumatra; Cable

Ad : Rubberbank Seventh Mile Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

J. J. Ruelle, head manager Selangor

J. Greven and J. A. van Diemen, A. C. McCaul, manager

head assistants Registered Office —Cumberbatch &

Bilah Estate Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

J. J. Ruelle, head manager

Acreage — Total: 9,200, cultivated Shalimar (Malay) Estate Co., Ltd.,

(rubber) 3,250, (oil palm) 2,071 Shalimar Estate—Postal Ad : Bukit

Sennah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad : Rotan, Selangor

Laboehan Bilik, E.C. Sumatra O. R. Ransom, manager

J. Russell, head manager Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

W. L. B. Tisbury and J. Moser, Lumpur, agents

head assistants Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bilah Estate Cumberbatcih & Co., Ltd., Colombo

J. J. Ruelle, head manager Shanghai Kedah Plantations, Ltd.,

Acreage — Total : 9,200, cultivated Paya Kamunting Estate—Kedah

(rubber) 6,132 R. G. D. McAuley, manager

Sepang Valley Estate, Ltd.—Negri Riverside Estate

Sembilan R. G. D. McAuley, manager

H M. Parry, manager Registered Office—A. R. Burkill &

Registered Office—Mansergh & Tay- Sons, 2, Canton Road, Shanghai

ler, Ltd., Seremban Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates

(1925), Ltd. (Registered in Hong-

Serdang Cultuur Maatschappij—Sta- kong), Pasir Gajah Estate—Postal

tion : Perbaoengan ; Teleph. 20 (Loe- Ad: Pasir Gajah Estate, Nal, Ke-

boe Pakam); Cable Ad: Sibajak, lantan; Railway Station: Sungei Nal

Perbaoengan G. Holderness, manager

G. Kost, head manager H. C. Pinching, visiting agent

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C265

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Pe- Showa Rubber Co., Ltd.—Teluk Sen-

nang, agents gat, Senggerang and Rhio Estates;

Acreage—Total: 2,996, cultivated Postal Ad : 21, Beach Road, Singa-

(rubber) 974 pore; Cable Ad: Showagomu, Sin-

gapore

Shanghai*Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd. S. Matsumoto, managing director

—Sungkai, Perak K. Yoshihara, general manager

L. A. Blackball, manager S. Takenouchi, mgr. (Rhio Estate)

Secretaries and Registered Office-y

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ipoh, agents Teluk Sengat Estate, Kota Tinggi,

Secretaries—J. A. Wattie & Co., Johore

Shanghai Acreage — Total: 13,255, cultivated

Acreage — Total ^ 1,145, cultivated (rubber) 10,229

(rubber) 858

SiAK Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incorpo-

Shanghai Pahang Rubber Co., Ltd.— kan rated in England)—Sumatra; Pa-

Pahang Baroe, Siak, S.E.C.; Cable Ad:

Siakrubber, Pakan Baroe; Code:

Registered Office—A. R. Burkill & Broomhall

_ Sons, Shanghai J. J. van den Hoek, manager

Kennedy, Burkill & Ck>.,' Ltd., Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

Penang, agents pore, agents

Secretaries—Rowe, White & Co., Ld.,

Shanghai Seremban Rubber Estate, Acreage 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C.

Ltd.—Mambau, Negri Sembilan — Total: 2,382, cultivated

H. Simpson, manager (rubber) 1,472

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sialang Rubber Estates, Ltd., Batoe

J. A. Wattie & Co., Shanghai

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Gingging Estate—Bangoen Poerba,

Serdang, E.C. Sumatra

Penang, agents J Ellis, acting mgr.

Acreage—Total: 707, cultivated Paya Pinang Estate—Tebing Tinggi,

(rubber) 638 Deli, E.C. Sumatra

Shanghai Sumatra Rubber Estates, A. Campbell, manager

Ltd., The—Tandjong Poera, Sumar G. Paton and G. G. Skinner,

tra assistants

R. P. Woodyear, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

L. R. Lewis, assistant Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Great Tower Street, London

McAuliffe, TurqUand, Youngs & Co., Acreage—Total: 10,048^, cultivated

Medan, managing agents (rubber) 6,358

Shansi Estate—Scudai, Johore Sidmouth Estate, Ltd.— Rompin,

Owners — Hongkong and Shanghai Negri Sembilan

A. L. Harrison manager

Banking Corporation, Singapore

Acreage — Total: 1,047, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban

(rubber) Acreage—Total: 520, cultivated

i Shei.fokd Rubber Estates, Ltd.— (rubber) 500

' Selangor Sigunting (Negri SembilaS) Rubber

T. K. Wilson, manager Co., Ltd.—Port Dickson, Negri

W. J. S. Price

i | ! Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Sembilan B. J. Lavers, manager

Lumpur, agents J. M. Gomez, clerk

Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste- IO5 Miles from Railway Station and

wart & Co., West Regent Street, Post

Glasgow Port Office;

DicksonCable Ad : Singinting,

0266 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretary — R. D. Saw, Mooregate Estates; Postal Ad: Bentong, P.O.,

Chambers, London, E.C. 2 Pahang, E.M.S. : Teleph. 3, Karak

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Bukit Dinding Estate — 1st Mile

agents Karak-Mentakab Road

Acreage — Total : 1,971, cultivated D. C. Green,. manager

(rubber) 1,762 Acreage — Total: 2,368j, cultivated

(rubber) 2,282f

Simpang Rubber Estate Co., Ltd.— Bukit Jeram Estate — 6th Mile

Simpang Ampat, Prov. Wellesley Karak Bentong Road

F. R. Wright, manager D. C. Green, manager

Registered Office—Eastern Indus- Acreage — Total : 262J, cultivated

tries, Ld., London (rubber) 260^

Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd., Bukit Chaxnang Estate—1st Mile

The—Jorak Estate, Muar, Johore Chamang Road

D. C. Green, manager

W. R. Webber, manager Acreage — Total: 300J, cultivated

' J. Murray, visiting agent (Kuala (rubber) 288j

Lumpur) Dr. W. T Quaife, m.b., medical

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa- officer

pore, agents Major C. H. A. Huxtable, d.s.o.,

Secretaries—M. P. Evans & Co., 30, m:C., visiting agent

Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3 Eastern Agents — S. I. P. E. F.,

Kuala Lumpur

Singapore Para Rubber. Estates, Ltd. Secretaries and Registered Office—

(Perhentian Tinggi, Margot and Societe Internationale de Planta-

Hansa Estates) — Sungei Gadut tions

gium et de Finance, Antwerp, Bel-:

P.O., Negri Sembilan

R. M. S. Keir, manager (On leave)

R. H. MacNiven (Acting) Societa Italiana del l’Estremo

Secretaries

M. P. Evans and

Co., 30, Mincing Oriente, Ltd., Rubber Plantations—

Kedah

Lane, London, E.C. 3 Dr. B. Bertoli, manager

Acreage — Total: 8,388, planted Dr. M. Manfredi, asst. mgr.

(rubber) 2,148

Soeka Radja Cultuur Mu. N.V.,

Singapore United Rubber Planta- Soeka. Radja Balei,

(Asahan) Estate—No.

tions, Ltd.—Paya Lebar, S’pore. 55, Tandjong Sumatra

R. A. Dix, manager T. H. Hall, adininistrator

Registered Office—British Indus- Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medaa,

tries and General Investment Sumatra, agents

Trust, Ld., 104, Winchester House,

London, E.C. 2 Soengei Lipoet Celtuur Maatschafpij

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa- —Soengei Lipoet Estate

pore, agents H. Moggi, manager

Acreage

(rubber)— 2,901

Total : 3,712, cultivated J. van Oort, book-keeper

Ed. de Bruyn, head assistant

A. Goffin, assistant

Si-Pare-Pare A. Paans, machinist

Par4 EstateRubber (RubbeirCo.,only)—Su-

Si-Pare- Ir. A. Hoogendoorn Zeepzieder •

matra: Post and Tel. Office: Kisa-

ran, Deli, E.C. Sumatra Soengk; Radja Estate—P.0 , Tand-

Registered Office—Si-Pare-Pare Rub- jong Balei, Sumatra

ber Maatschappil, Amsterdam, W. H. F. Klein, administrator

Holland Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

Societe des Plantations de Telok Soengei Rampah Rubber and Coconut

Dalam (Societe. Anonyme), (Incor- Plantations, Co., Ltd., Soengei

porated in Begium)—Bukit Dinding, Rampah Estate—Rampah, Sumatra,

Bukit Jeram and Bukit Chamang E.C.

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C267

' R. S. McIntosh, manager Spring Hill Estate—Serdang, Kedah

i Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, W. Adair, proprietor

agents H. Adair, do.

! Secretaries and Registered Office^— T. E. Upton, visiting manager

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Lon- Acreage—Total: 260, cultivated

don (rubber) 200

Acreage—Total: 2,481, cultivated

| (rubber) 1,516 St. Albans Estate—Sungei Tiram,

ISonosekar Planting Co., Ltd., Kele- Estate,Johore; Postal Ad: c/o Peradin

mak Estate—Alor Gajah, Malacca; Pontian, Johore

Telepb. TO; Cable Ad: Harland, A. St. Alban Smith, proprietor

Alor Gajah E. A. Chard, manager

L. S. Harland, manager Acreage — Total: 105, cultivated

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Pen- (rubber) 105

ang, agents St. Cyz Rubber Estate—Temangan,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kelantan

J. A. Wattie & Co , Ltd., 39, Lom- W. O’Cpnnor, proprietor

bard Street, London, E.C. T: G: Menon, book-keeper

Acreage — Total: 748, . cultivated Acreage—Total: 450, cultivated

(rubber) 741 (rubber) 400

OUTH JOHORE RUBBER ESTATE, Ltd.— Standard Rubber Co, of Selangor,

^ F Johore Ltd. —Semenyih, Selangor

H. G. Bailey, manager Alexr. Davidson, mgr. (On leave)

Registered Office—Burt, Taylor c. H. B. Wilkinson (Acting)

Co., Ltd., Mark Lane, London, Registered Office—H. F. Llinton, 72,

) E.C. 3 King Street, Sydney

i Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

agents Kuala Lumpur, agents

i South Malay Rubber Plantations Acreage—Total: 1,193, cultivated

(rubber) 1,123

1j (1932), Ltd., London (Inc. in Eng-

land)—Postal Ad: South Malay

! \ Estate, Kota Tinggi, Johore; Te- Straits Plantations, Ltd. — Bagan

! leph. 19; Cable Ad: Kota Tinggi, Datoh, Perak

Bagap Datoh Estate

. \ Johore A. C. Smith, manager (On leave)

i ; J. S. Foley, manager N. J. Cowie, acting manager

V. D. Nair, book-keeper J. H. Young, assistant

| Jack Murray, visiting agent T. G. Wilson, do.

J| J. N. Dugdale, visiting medical Acreage? • T'otal: , 4,298, cultivated

l r officer . (coconuts) 3,887

ifI fj Henry

agentsWaugh & Co., Ltd., Penang, Strathmashie Estate, Bagan Datoh,

T j Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson Perak

| & Co., 16, Philpot Lane, London, A. B. Symes, manager

C. F. Fyfe, assistant

!| E.C. Acreage — Total: 3,159, (coconuts)

d!. Acreage — Total : 1,479, cultivated 2,800

a 984.90 Melentang Estate, Bagan Datoh,

Perak

* South Perak Rubber Syndicate, Ltd. A. H. Robertson, manager

—Sungkai, Perak Acreage — Total : 3,159, (coconuts)

k R. C. Williams, manager 2,237

Registered Office—Rubber Estate Flemington Estate, Teluk Anson,

Agency, Ld., 71, St. Mary’s Axe, Perak

London, E.C. J. Robertson, manager

1 Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Acreage — Total: 3,427, (coconuts)

Kuala Lumpur, agents I,

C268 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Teluk Buloh Estate, Teluk Anson Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

C. Cruickshank, manager field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

Acreage — Total: 3,077, cultivated London, E.C.

(coconuts) 2,327

Dr. John Stewart, m.b., ch. b., Strathmore

gor

Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selan-

med. officer N. J- Alexander,

A. C. Smith, visiting agent

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Strathmore and Ulumanager

Buloh Estates

Kuala Lumpur, agents R. P. Thomson, manager

Sungei Rawang Estate

Secretaries and Registered Office— D. W. McCrow, visiting super-

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, visor

Gt. Tower;St., London, E.C. Registered Office—C. A. Pattulo, 46,

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh,

Straits Planatations, Dm. (Inc. in Scotland

Great Britain), Sungei Samak Streamland Estate—Port Dickson,

Estate—Postal Ad: Utan Melin-

tang, Lower Perak, F.M.S. ; Tele- Negri Sembilan

A. A. Kula Singam, proprietor &

graph Office: Utan Melintang; manager

Cable Ad: Sungeisamak; Railway Acreage—Total: 136, cultivated

Station : Teluk Anson, Nearest Sea- (rubber and coffee) 136

port, Sabak Bernam

W. M. Henderson, manager

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., SuaRantau, Manggis Rubber Co., Ltd.—^

Negri Sembilan

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries & Registered Office — Kennedy,

nang,

Burkill & Co., Ltd., Pe-

agents

Harrisons & Crosfield Ltd., 1-4 Secretaries and Registered OfficJe —

Great Tower St., London, E.C. J. A. Wattie & Co., Ltd., Shang-

Acreage — Total: 3,370, cultivated hai

(Oil palms) 1,496 Acreage—Total: 800, cultivated (rubber)

723

Straits Rubber Co., Ltd. — Gedong Suloh Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tapah,

Estate, Bagan Serai, Perak Perak

W. C. Kemp, manager L. A. Tucker, manager

J. Hedley, assistant

Acreage — Total: 4,402, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

Brown, Phillips and Stewart,

(rubber) 4,317, (coconuts) 58 I p oh

Nova Scotia Estate, Teluk Anson, Acreage — Total: 760, cultivated

Perak (rubber) 744

J. Hargreaves, manager

R. Robson, A. W. Sanders, A. K. Sumatra Caoutchouc Maatschappij,

Murphy, J. E. Tiffen, S. G. Rubber and Oilpalms—Sumatra;

Smith, assistants Marbau, Bila S.O.K.; P.O. Marbau,

Acreage — Total : 7,476, cultivated Bila; Cable Ad: Sumcama, Mar-

(rubber) 6,003 bau; Codes: A.B.C- 5th, Mercuur

Boustead A: Co., Ltd., Penang, and Bentley's

agents

Secretaries and Registered

H. S, Pickthall, Office— Head

85, Gracechurch

Office

J. H. Bloemink, head manager

Street, London, E.C. 3 C. de Boer, doctor

J. correspondent

C. A. Dirksz, book-keeper and

Strathisla J. C. Claasen (1st factory)

Ltd.—Perak(Perak) Rubber Estates, BrusselA. C. VosEstate(2hd(rubber)

factory)

W. Watt, manager D. Huizinga, manager

G. T. Doig, assistant

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Pernantian Estate (rubber)

J. A. van Hasselt, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents Th. G. Kerkhoff, assistant

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Padang Halajban Estate (oil paims); E. H. Kirby, manager

F. G. R, Serena, manager A. H. Holt, assistant

Leidong West Estate (rubber) Secretaries—Rubber Estates Agency,

J. Grondhout, manager Ltd., London

II. A. F. Jansen, assistant Local Agents—Sime Darby & Co.,

Kano pan Estate (rubber) Ltd,, Malacca

Assistants—N. R. Chevalier, A. Acreage — Total : 3,787, planted

Nijhoff (rubber)

Sumatra Para Rubber Plantations, Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Ltd. (London), Pangkattan Estate—

Sumatra; Postal Ad: Pangkattan, Tampin, Negri Sembilan

A. MacCombie, manager

Bila, Sumatra E. A. J. Perkins, assistant

R. F. Masters, manager E. P. Hosken, assistant

Hooglandt.& Qo., S’pore., agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Secretaries and Registered Office— Rubber Estates Agency, Ltd., Lon-

M. P. Evan® &; Co., 30, Mincing don

Lane, London, E.C. 3

Acreage — Total: 8,156, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,239

1,498, cultivated

? (rubber) 4,994

Sumatra Proprietary Rubber Planta- Sungei Batang Estate-—Sandakan, B.

tions, Ltd., Bukit Sentang. Estate— N. Borneo

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Tanjong Poera, Sumatra Harrisons Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

; W. Friedlander, manager

■' Registered Office—M. P. Evans & Sandakan

v Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London Sungei Batu (Malaya) Rubber Es-

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, tates, Ltd., Sungei Batu Estate-

| agents Postal Ad : Bedong, Kedah; Teleph.

Acreage—Total: 4,200, cultivated 26, Bedong

(rubber) 1,404 E. J. C. Currie, manager

Sungala Rubber Estate, Ltd.- Port A. G. Sanders, assistant

Dickson, Negri Sembilan T. N. Speers, do.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Agents — Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

Penang

The Geddes Trading and Dairy Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co,,

Farm, Ltd., Shanghai 149, Leadenhall Street, London,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., E.C. 3

Kuala Lumpur, agents

J. Broadbent, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,269, cultivated HardingBilut

Sungei Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Raub, Pahang

(rubber) 977 G. M. Harding, managing dir.

StrNGEi Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., Secretaries—Rennie,

Singapore

Lowick & Co.,

Sungei Bagan Estate—Kelantan Acreage — Total: 1,060, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 2,852, cultivated (rubber) 750

(rubber) 1,689

Sungei Durian Estate Sungei Blat Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 639, cultivated 388 Gambang, Kua'ntang, Pahang

R. Carswell, manager (On leave) Acreage—Total : 1,295, cultivated

C. D. Ritchie, (Acting) (rubber) 610

J. Murray, visiting agent

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sungei Buaya (Sumatra) Rubber Co.,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld.,

Chartered Bank Chambers, S’pore Ltd. — Panigoran Estate, Marbau,

Bilah, Bandar Kwala Estate, Galang

W. Mackinnon, manager

Sungei Bahru Rubber. Estates Ltd., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

(Incorporated

Ad: in England)

Masjid Tanah, — Postal 1 Secretaries

P.O. Malacca

and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., London

C270 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Sungei Buloh Rubber Co., Ltd..— Sungei Durian Estates, Ltd., Sungei

Selangor, Sungei Buloih Estate, Durian Estate—Kuala Krai, Kelan-

Bukit Rotan, Selangor, F.M.S.; tan

Cable Ad: Sunburubco Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. M. Ferguson, manager Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala

E. R. Arnold, assistant Lumpur

Registered Office—17, St. Helen’s Acreage—Total: 746, cultivated

Place, Bishopgate, London, E.C. 3 (rubber) 435, (coconuts) 65

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents Sungei Duri Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Sungei Chermang Rubber Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in Hongkong),

Selama Estate—Postal Ad: Ser-

Sungei Kawang Estate—Bentong, dang, Kedah; Cable Ad: Selama

Pahang Estate, Serdang; Teleph. Serdang 19

H. I. Royal, manager Registered Office — Burkill & Sons,

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents. Ltd., Shanghai

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

The Rubber Estate Agency Ltd., Penang, agents

Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

London, E.C. 3

Acreage—Total: 3,502^, cultivated Sungei Gettah Rubber Estates, Ltd.

—Postal Ad: Sungei Patani, Be-

(rubber) 871 dong Kedah; Cable Ad: Bedong

Sungei Cheroh Estate — 3^ Miles, McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Penang, agents

Cameron Highlands Road, Tapah,

Perak; Cable Ad: Reid, Tapah; Secretaries and Registered Office—

Codes: A.C.B. 5th Edition and E. B. Ridsdel & Co., Salisbury

Bentley’s House, London Wall, London,

H. W. Reid, proprietor E.C.

Sungei Ohinoh Rubber Go., Ltd.— Acreage—Total: 1,654, cultivated

Perak (rubber) l,561j

E. P. Lorange, manager

J. L. Morgan and N. R. Disney, Sungei Kari (Sumatra) Rubber

Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad: Galang,

assistants

Registered Office—Walter Duncan & East Coast, Sumatra

G. W. Muir, manager

. Go., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon- Secretaries and Registered Office—

don, E.C. Bright & Galbraith, Ld., 7,. St.

Sungei Choh Rubber Co., Ltd.— Harrisons Martin’s Lane, London, E.C.

Selangor & Crosheld, Ltd., Medan,

J. G. Mearns, manager agents

N. R. Disney, assistant

Registered Office—Thomson, Alston Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Somme Estate—Postal Ad : Somme

& Co., 2, 3 and 4, Idol Lane, East- Estate, Serdang, Kedah; Teleph.

cheap, London, E.C. 3 Serdang 7; Cable Ad : Somme, Ser-

Whittall & Co., Kuala, Lumpur dang, Kedah

Sungci Draka Estate—Matang, Perak M. A. M. Lock, manager

J. S. Ferguson & Co., Ltd., Tanjong T. B. Benson, assistant

Rambutan, managing agents Lim Eng Chong, chief clerk

V. Anamalay, conductor-in-charge Wong Siong Lee, visiting medical

Acreage—Total: 762, planted (coco- officer

nuts) W. Miller Mackay, visiting agent

Agents —- Barlow & Co., Kuala

Lumpur

Sungei Dua Estate—Remban, Negri Secretaries—Thomas

Sembilan Barlow & Bro.,

K. R. Claudius, proprietor Ceylon House, 49-51 Eastcheap,

J. K. Borrowman, do. London, E.C. 3

Acreage — Total: 222, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,785.48

2,215.25, cultivated

(rubber) 211

RUBBEll ESTATES AND OTHEft PLANTATIONS C271

: Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Sungei langor

Nipah Estate—Sepang, Se-

Bagan Serai, Perak Planters Loans Board, managers

f A. J. Taylor, manager Secretaries and Registered Office'—

G. H. Spare, assistant Planters’ Loan Board, Kuala

p! W Kim Soon, chief clerk Lumpur

f Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Acreage — Total : 762, cultivated

Bro., 49-51, Eaetcheap, London, (darf coconuts) 753

I E.C. 3

| Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Sungei Patai Estate—Mantin, Negri

agents Sembilan. Distance from (Seremban

I : Acreage—Total: 3,058 Railway Station) 12 Miles, ('telegraph

Office)

Chua6 Cheng

Miles Bok, prop.

1 Sungei Kruit Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Lye Chan Lim, manager

1. Sungkai, Perak Agents — Chua Cheng Bok, Kuala

I- B. K. Malleson, manager Lumpur

; ' Registered Office—M. P. Evans &

I Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London, Acreage—Total: (rubber) 634

733, cultivated

E.C. 3

! Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Sungei Pelek Estate—Sepang, Selan-

Kuala Lumpur, agents

I Acreage—Total: 2,201, cultivated gorA. Denny, proprietor

p 1 (rubber) 1,906 Acreage — Total: 252, cultivated

Sungei Ledang Rubber Estates, Ltd (rubber) 194, (coconuts) 50, (fruits) 6

■ —Kerling, Ulu Selangor Sungei Petaling Rubber Estate—Gali,

M. D. Fallon, manager

m Secretaries and Registered Office'— Raub, F.

Pahang

J. Ayris, proprietor

[»j Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 864, cultivated Sungei Puntar Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

- (rubber) 783 Postal Ad : Bedong, Kedah; Teleph.

1 Sungei Lembu Estate—'Sungei Lembu, 17Bedong Bedong; Cable Ad: Suntar,

| Bukit Mertajam, Prov. Wellesley, S.S. A. Hinton, manager

| | Madame Teoh Aun Liew, owner J. Murray, visiting agent

' Ung Chye Thuan, manager Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Teoh Ghin Guan, visiting agent agents

1 Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Burt, Taylor &

Cheah Inn Kiong, Penang, Co., Ltd., Cereal House, Mark

Acreage—Total: 188 Lane, London, E.C. 3

!

Sungei Mangis Syndicate, Ltd.— Sungei Purun (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.,

Ltd.—Semenyih, Selangor

Banting, Selangor

; Secretaries and Registered Office— RegisteredLeyne,

E. G. manager

Office^—Edward Boustead

Gibson, Anderson & Butler, Kuala & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street,

Lumpur London, E.C.

Acreage — Total: 710, cultivated Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

(rubber) 705 pur, agents

[ Sungei Matang Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,351

1,425, cultivated

Taiping, Perak

T. B. Spence, manager

Registered Office—Portal Trust and Sungei Ramal Syndicat, Ltd. (Inc. in

Agency, Ld., Portland House, 73, F.Teleph.

M. S.)—Postal Ad: Kajang,

32 Kajang. Distance:Selangor;

3 Miles

; Basinghall Street, London, E.C. 2 from Railway Station, 2^ Miles from

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Post Office

Penang, agents C. Phillips, manager

C272 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—j

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala British North Borneo Rubber

Lumpur Trust, Ld., 104, Winchester House,

Acreage—Total: 1,018, cultivated Old Broad Street, London, E.C.

(rubber) 947 Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang,

agents

Sungei Rinching Rubber Estates, Acreage—Total: 1,620, cultivated

Ltd.—Semenyih, Kajang, Selangor (rubber) 890

F. J. O'Shea, manager

Secretary and Registered Office—E. Sungei Tamu Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Parsons, 38, Lincoln's Inn Field's, Sungei Tamu Estate—Ulu Yam,

London, W.C. Selangor

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd. James Carter, manager

Acreage — Total: 1,420, cultivated T. H. Menzies, visiting agent

(rubber) 1,380 The Planters' Stores & Agency Co.,

Sungei Salak Rubber Co., Ltd.— Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Sungei Salak Estate, Siliau, Negri Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sembilan The Planters’ Stores and Agency

A. S. Woodroffe, manager Co., 17, St. Helen’s Place, Bishops-

Acreage—Total: 1,096, (rubber) 1,012 gate, London, E.C. 3

New Labu Estate Acreage — Total: 746, cultivated

R. T. Mills, manager (rubber) 658

Acreage—Total: 1,836, (rubber) 1,358^ Sungei Telor (Malaya) Rubber

Sungei Sekah Estate Estates, Ltd.—Johore Bahru P.O.,

C. P. Thane, manager Johore ; Teleph. 31, Kota Tinggi

Acreage—Total: 1,414, (rubber) 1,196 H. G. Dixon, manager

Valley side Estate T. A. S. Menon, office clerk

G. Hooper, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,292, (rubber) 666 Sandilands Buttery & Co., Singa-

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban, pore, agents

agents Secretaries and Registered Office-

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson Eastern Industries, Ltd., King

& Co., 16, Philpot Lane, London, William Street, London, E.C. 4

E.C. Acreage — Total: 1,929, cultivated

(rubber) 1,922

Sungei Sepang, Ltd., Wales Estate—

Sepang, Selangor Sungei Timah Estate (Perak), Ltd.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala Hidong Estate—Manek Urai

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur Kelantan

Acreage — Total: 827, cultivated Boustead & Co., Ltd., Tumpat, Ke-

(rubber) 624, (coconuts) 199 lantan, forwarding agents

Acreage — Total : 1,475, cultivated

Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations, (rubber) 373

Ltd., Malaya Estate—Selama, Perak

J. E. Gibson, manager Sungei Tiram Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang, Johore; Cable Ad: Oyster, Johore-

agents Bahru; Teleph. Tiram 7

Secretaries and Registered Office— S. M. Kirkpatrick, acting mgr.

B. I. G. I. T., Ltd., London Registered Office—British Industrie®

Acreage — Total: 1,345, cultivated and General Investment Trust,

(rubber) 928f Ld., London, E.C.

Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations, Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

pore, agents

Ltd.—Perak Acreage—Total: 2,824, cultivated

Stanley F. Hobson, manager (rubber) 2,581

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0273

Sungei Tua EsTAi*E—BatU" Caves, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd1.,

Selangor Kuala Lumpur, agents

A. H. Frugtuiet, manager

Proprietors—J. A. Russell & Co., Sungkap Para Plantations, Ltd.

Kuala Lumpur (Incorporated in England), Sung-

Secretaries and Registered Office— kap Para Estate — Sungei Patani,

J. A. Russell & Co., Kuala Lumpur Kedah

Acreage — Total: 1,020, cultivated J. W. Jones, manager

(rubber) 1*005

V. Nadarajah, clerk

Sungei Tukang Rubber Co., Ltd.— J. Murray, visiting agent

Kedah Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

C. O. Tyndale Powell, manager agents

Registered Office — McAuliffe, Tur- Secretaries and Registered Office-

quand, Youngs & Co., Penang Eastern Industries, Ltd., Regis

Acreage — Total: House, London, E. C. 4

(rubber) 1,763 1,814, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1,483, cultivated

(rubber) l,421j, (coconuts) 3£

Sungei Tukong Rubber Plantations,

Ltd.—Masai P.O., Johore Sussex Estate—Postal Ad : Sussex

H. E. MacKenzie, manager Estate, Teluk Anson, Perak

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa- J. K. Sabapathy, manager

pore, agents N. A. Rao, clerk

Registered Office—Eastern Indus- J. Hargreaves, visiting agent

tries, Ld., King William St. R. Nutt and J. Hargreaves,

House, London, E.C. 2 proprietors

Acreage — Total: 2,629.16, planted

with (rubber) 2,127.92 Acreage—Total: 691, cultivated

(rubber) 691

Sungei Udang Estate—Postal Ad:

85, Heeren Street, Malacca Tabak Maatschappu Arendsburg N.

Tan Eng Seek, manager V., Tobacco and Rubber—Sumatra;

Registered Office—85, Herran Street, Soengei Bras; Postal and Cable Ad:

Malacca Medan. Tobacco Estates: Soengei

Acreage — Total : 116, cultivated Mentjirim, Klambir Lima, Kloem-

(rubber) 116 pang, Mabar and Saentis. Rubber

Sungei Way (Selangor) Rubber Co., Estates: Bandar Bedjamboe, and

; Sungei Way Estate—Selangor Naga Radja

T. E. Upton, manager Tabak-My. “ Tjinta Radja ” (Incor-

J. R. C. McCrow, assistant porated in Switzerland), Tobacco,

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- Rubber and Coconuts—Sumatra;

son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. Head Office: Tjinta Radja Estate;

Vincent Street, Glasgow, C. 2 P.O. : Tandjong Poera

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, H. Ritz, act. head manager

agents

Acreage — Total: 2,894, cultivated Tjinta Radja Estate (Tobacco, Rub-

(rubber) 2,459 ber and Coconuts)

H. Ritz, manager

■ Sungkai-Ghumor Estates, Ltd.— A. Amsler, H. Hadorn, J. Meurer

and A. Amiguet, assistants

Batang Padang, Perak Kotari Estate—P.O. : Galang

Sungei Estate G. Schwarz, manager (On leave)

W. C. Warrack, manager R. Meister, acting manager

Chumor Estate A. Meyer, and E. W. van Someren

J. C. E. Murray,

. Registered manager & Cros-

Office—Harrisons Greve, assistants

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Acreage — Total: 3,047, cultivated

London, E.C. (rubber) 3,193, (coconuts) 16

Tai Tak Plantations, Ltd.—Johore Secretaries and Registered Office--

Tai TaL Estate Derrick & Co., Singapore

A. M. Dick, manager Acreage — Total: 833,. cultivated

T. A. G. Menon, clerk (rubber) 790

Acreage^—Total': 3,180.48, cultivated

(rubber) 1,519.75 Tambira Rubber Estates, Ltd., Tam-

Sungei Dangar Estate boenan Estate—Kwala, Sumatra

P. W. Welby, acting manager E. Glasspoole, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,383, planted (rub- iS.I.P.E.F., Medan, agents

ber) 1,246 1 Acreage—Total: 8,750, cultivated

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd ., (rubber) 2,010

Kuala Lumpur

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Tamiang Rubber Estates,. Ltd.—Sungi

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Bekok Estate", Bekok, Johore

London,'E.C. W. R. Napier, manager

Taiping Rubber Plantations, Ltd. Eastern E. Kunhi Kannan, office clerk

(F.M.S.)—Perak Agents — Societe Interna-

G. L. Moysey, manager tionale de Plantations et de Fin-

ance, Kuala Lumpur

Registered Office^—Edward Boustead Secretaries

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon- — The Rubber Estates

don,. E.C. 3 Agency, Ltd.. House, 71, St. Mary

Offices—Bunge

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, agents

Acreage — Total: 4,382,' cultivated Acreage Axe, London, E.C. 3

(rubber) 3,746 ,— Total: 1,574,. cultivated

(rubber) 1,298 .

Takau (F.M'.S.) Rubber Estates, Did. Tanah Merah Estates (1916), Ltd.—

(Inc. in England) — Rantau, Negri Postal Ad: Tangkah P.O., Johore

Sembilan R. G. Bower, manager

E. W. Flanagan, manager

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame A. McKenzie and W. D. Cur wen*

& Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- assistants

church Street, London, E.C. 3 Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Penang, agents

Talgarth Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tal- General Managers and Secretaries—

A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

garth Estate, Bemban, P.O., Malacca Acreage—Total: 4,771, cultivated

R. R. Cook, manager (rubber) 3,478, (coconuts) 35

Acreage — Total: 320, cultivated

(rubber) 499

Talisman Rubber Co., Ltd., Talisman Tandjong Selangor

Mas Estates — Sepang,

Estate—Niyor, Johore K. S. Marsh, proprietor

Secretaries and Registered Office — W. F. Brown, manager

Derrick & Co., Singapore Acreage — Total: 356, cultivated

Acreage—Total : 1,026, cultivated (rubber) 246, (coconuts) 110

(rubber) 302

Tandjqng Rubber

Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Ad: Tandjong Kassau, Tebing Co., Ltd.—Postal

Parit Buntar, Perak Tinggi, Sumatra

W. D. Chapman, manager R. Williams, manager

Registered Office — F. E. Maguire, E. A. Matheson and K. W. Bulloch,

Pinner’s Hall, 8 and 9, Austin assistants

Friars, London, E.C. 2 Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

agents

Tambalak Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Mas- Secretaries and Registered Office—

jid Tanah, Malacca Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,;

Khoo Kim Lian, manager Great Tower St., London, E.C.3

Cho Sin Yew, clerk Acreage—Total: 9,712, cultivated

Khoo Tong Seng, conductor (rubber) 6,067

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C275

Tangga Batu Rubber Co., Ltd.— Tanjong Pau Rubber Estate— Jitta,

| Malacca Kedah

E D. Farquharson, visiting agent M. F. Ward, manager

j Secretaries and Registered Office— Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Bailie, Gifford & Co., 3, Glenfinlas Penang, secretaries and agents

|: Street, Edinburgh Acreage—Total: 1,608, cultivated

: Acreage — Total: 597, cultivated (rubber) 1,215

: (rubber) 593

Tanjong Rambutan Estate (Rambutan

Bangkok Rubber Plantation, Ltd., Rubber Estates, Ltd.) — Tanjong

Sikota Estate—Postal Ad : Tampin, Rambutan, Perak

N.S. A. S. Taylor, manager

G. B. W. Gray, general manager , Secretaries and Registered Office—

Pelepan Rubber Co., Ltd., Kota Burt Taylor & Co., Cereal House,

Tinggi, Johore 58, Mark Lane, London, E. C. 2

G. Corley, manager Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Registered Office—:Sime Darby & agents

Acreage—Total: 1,193^, cultivated

Co., Ltd., Singapore (rubber) 1,131

Secretaries and Registered Office—

G. E. Atter, Mooregate Station Tapah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tapah

Chambers, London, E.C. Road, Perak

Fanjong Duablas Estate — Banting, E. W. Battensby, manager

i Selangor J. M. S. Shelton, assistant

F. E. A. Gray, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Evatt & Co., French Bank Build-

Kuala Lumpur, agents ings, Singapore; Telephone 223

Tapah Road

•Acreage

(rubber)- Total

658 : 676, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,478|, cultivated

(rubber) 2,103^

i Fanjong Malim Rubber Co., Ltd.— Tarun (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

l Tanjong Malim, Selangor Bukit Selambau Estate—Postal Ad :

. I A. P. Miackilligin, manager Sungei Patani, Kedah; Teleph. 1,

i ^ Registered Office—W. Hector Thom- Kuala Ketil; Cable Ad: Tarun,

j son & Co., 9, Arundel Street, Sungei Patani

I London, W.C. J. Firth-Fletcher, manager

j S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Dr. A. Louden Dunlop, medical

officer

Fanjong Labu Rubber Plantations, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

i Ltd.—Batu Pahat, Johore Secretaries — Boustead Bros., Wal-

[ C. Daintry, manager singham House, Seething Lane,

" Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore, London, E.C. 3

agents Office—Mooregate Sta-

C ? Registered

“l tion Chambers, London, E.C. Tarun (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

j Acreage — Total: 1,117, cultivated Tarun Estate—Semenyih, Selangor

i) (rubber) 856 H. B. Wilkinson, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

i Fanjong Olak Rubber Plantation, Registered Office — Boustead Bros.,

I I1 Ltd.—Muar, Johore Walsingham House, Seething Lane,

F. G. Wallace* manager London, E.C. 3

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Tasek Rubber Estate—c./o P,0.. .Box

Honolulu No. 99, Ip oh

I|! Fred Waterhouse & Co., Singapore, A. C. J. Towers, mng. proprietor

| agents A. R. M. Towers, assistant

L Acreage—Total: 2,595, cultivated Acreage — Total: 115,. cultivated

\ f (rubber) 800 (rubber and coconuts) ‘

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Tate’s Hill Estate—Taiping, Perak Registered Office—Baillie Gifford &

H. L. H. Tate, manager Co., W.S., 3, Glenfinlas Street,

Acreage — Total: 214,, cultivated Edinburgh

(rubber) 205 Acreage—Total : 7,187, cultivated

(rubber) 5,636

Taynton Rubber Estate—P.O. Box

21, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Telok Bhaeu Coconut Go., Ltd. (in-

W. Leggatt, manager corporated in Ceylon), Telok Bharu •

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Estate—Postal Ad : Teluk Anson,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Lower Perak

Acreage—Total: 297, cultivated Capt. A. Pritchard j.p., manager

(rubber) 287 Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, :

agents ;

Tebing Rubber Estates (1931), Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Hevea Estate—Postal Ad1: Tebing Whittall & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

Acreage—Total: 1,446, cultivated

Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra (coconuts) 1,286

D. W. Breingan, manager

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Medan, agents Telok Mangqis Estate, Ltd.—Telok '

Secretaries—E. B. Ridsdel & Co., Manggis Estate, , Sepang^. Selangor

Ltd., Salisbury House, London C. J. Tayler, manager

Wall, London, E.C. 2 • Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem-L

Acreage—Total: 1,763, cultivated ban, agents

(rubber) 1,697 Acreage—Total: 311!, cultivated ]

Tebolang Estate—Malacca (rubber) 286, (coconuts) 22

J. J. Johnston, manager Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., (Registered in Singapore)—Postal

Kuala Lumpur, agents Ad: Teluk Anson, Perak, F.M.S.

Acreage — Total : 2,144£, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,817 Derrick & Co., Singapore

Tkbong Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Incor- C.T. de B. Whitehouse, j.p., mgr.

porated in .Hongkong)—Malacca; Acreage—Total: 2,428!, cultivated

Home: Batang Malaka, Bukit (rubber) 1,827

Putus, Dua

Sungei Bemban, Lombong

Divisions; and

Postal Ad: Telok (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Tarapin. F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Gilch- Klang, Selangor

rist, Sungei Dua. Railway Station : D. L. Gulland, manager

Sungei Dua Secretaries and Registered Office— ,

D. Gilchrist, manager Dickson,

W. D. Brown, J. H. Cairns and E. AbchurchAnderson & Co., Ltd. 20,

Lane, London

W. Blake, supts. S. B. Palmer & Co., Bruas, Perak,

V. I. Perumel, accountant agents

Kennedy, Acreage — Total : 782, cultivated

nang andBurkill

Ipoh, &agents

Co., Ltd., Pe- (rubber) 730, (coconuts) 31

Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. A. Wattie & Go., Ld., 10, Can- Teluk Gong Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bant-1

ton Road, Shanghai ing P.O., Kuala Langat, Selangor

Acreage — Total: 4,265, cultivated D. S. Little, manager

(rubber) 3,820 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Tebrau Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore; McNeill & Sime, 46, Charlotte

Square, Edinburgh

Cable Ad: Tebrau Cumber batchcommercial

& Co.. Ltd.,

W. Miller Mackay, gen. manager Lumpur, agentsKuala

H. G. Grieve, J. M. Herries, and Acreage — Total: 667, cultivated

H. S. MacDonald, assistants (rubber) 652

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0277

Teluk Meebau Plantations, Ltd.— Thiam Guan Estate — Postal Ad :

Sepang P.O., Selangor Kluang, Jbhore

F. 0. Fog'h, general manager Pang Kim Song, manager

The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singa- Cheo Guan Lok, assistant

pore, managing agents

Secretary and Registered Office—H. Wee Boon Swi and Neo Sin Lye,

Gunter, Orient House, 42-45, New Acreage conductors

Broad Street, London, E.C. 2 — Total: 1,045, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 7,933-2-25, cultivat- (rubber)

ed (rubber) l,279f, (coconuts) 6,437g Third Mile (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.,

Teluk Piah Rubber Estate (1914), Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

D. Ewan, manager

; Ltd., Teluk Piah Estate—Postal Wm. Aberdein, assistant

Ad : Kuala Selangor Jelebu Estate

E. A. O. Simpson, manager D. C. Baker, manager

K. P. Sarathy, book-keeper

| Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Baillie & Gifford,

W.S., 3, Glenfinlas St., Edinburgh

Shand Haldane & Ooi, 24, Rood Acreage—Total: 3,570, cultivated

Lane, London (rubber) 2,936

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 757, cultivated Tiang Bee Estate—Postal Ad: Ban-

(rubber) 729 dar Bahru, South Kedah

Tennamaram Palm Oil Co., Ltd., ling Chye Thuan, manager

Tennamaram and Hopeful Estates— Agents—Chin Ong Cheng Bok, assistant

Batang Berjuntai, Selangor Thye & Co., Penang

E. M. Allen, manager Secretaries—Cheah Inn Kiong&Co.,

Registered

&E. Co., Office — John K. Gilliat Acreage — Total: Penang

18, Bishop Street,

353, cultivated

C. 2 Ltd., 10,. Old Jewry London, (rubber) 350

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents Tikam Batu Rubber Co., Ltd., Tikam

Tenom (Borneo) Rubber Co.. Ltd.— B'atu Rubber Estate—Kedah ; Postal

Ad : Sungei Patani

Beaufort, B. N. Borneo A. F. Holley, manager

N. R. Hatton, manager

Harrisons and Crosfield (Borneo), Brown, agents

Phillips & Stewart, Penang,

Ltd., Sandakan, local agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries—Rycroft Kelly & Co., 08

Great Tower Street, London, E.C. 3

Maclean Brodie & Forgie, 7,

Royal Bank Buildings, Glasgow

Acreage—Total: 3,000, cultivated Timbang Deli (Sumatra) Rubber Co.,

(rubber) 1,630 Ltd.—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Galang

Termerloh Rubber Estates Ltd — S.E.C. W. K. S Muir, mgr.

Trong, Perak, F.M.S. Timbang Deli Estate

T. A. Crosbie, manager McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Secretaries and Registered Office—

A. A. Anthony & Co., 9, Beach Acreage Medan, agents

Street, Penang — Total: 3,283, planted

Acreage- Total : 1,205, cultivated (rubber) 3,011

(rubber) 1,018, (coconuts) 16

Thailamal Estatej Ltd. —Postal Ad . Tiram Estate—Kuantan

C. J. Windsor, owner

Kuala Selangor, Selangor

T. S. Chinniah, chairman and

managing director Toerangie (Sumatra) Rubber Produce

Shanmugam &; Co., Kuala Selangor Estates, Ltd., Toerangie Estate—

Acreage — Total: 149, cultivated Sumatra; Postal Ad: Kwala, Deli

(oil palms) 149 A. T. Gedd'ie, manager

C278 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries—Harrisons & Crosfield, j Trong Rubber Estates, Ltd. —Trong,

Ltd., 1-4, Great Tower St., London Perak A. K. Smith, manager

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Med'an, Secretaries and Registered Office—

agents Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Pe-

Acreage—Total: 5,166, cultivated nang

(rubber) 2,824 Acreage — Total: 800, cultivated

(rubber) 730

Trafalgar, Ltd.—Ponggol, P.O. Paya

Lebar, Singapore Tropical Produce Co., Ltd.—Johore

C. Richards, manager

Secretaries andmonRegistered Office— Mitsui pore,

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Singa-

agents

Paterson, Si s & Co., Ltd.,

Singapore

Acreage—Total : 254, cultivated Tuan Mee (Selangor) Rubber Co.,.

Ltd.—Sungei Buloh, Selangor

(rubber) 236 C. H. Green, manager

Tras Rubber Plantations—Postal Ad : J. Murray, visiting agent

Tras, Pahang Agents—Gordon Frazer & Co., Ltd.,

VIohamed Ariffin, manager Colombo, Ceylon

Lee ChitChin

Bah,Pin

clerkUee, proprietress Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated

Madam (rubber) 1,271

Swee Heng Leong & Co., Klang, Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

agents and secretaries

Acreage — Total: 788, cultivated ported in England)—Postal Ad :

Jesselton, B. N. Borneo; Cable Ad:

(rubber) 600 Tuaranesta, Jesselton

Tremelbye (Selangor) Rubber Co., Tuaran Estate

H. A. Byron, manager

Ltd.—Batu Tiga P.O., Selangor; Acreage—Total: 3,040, planted (rub-

Telephs. 237 Bata Tiga and Klang 23 ber) 2,073

Thos. M. Latimer, manager Tenghilan Estate

W. H. M. Maling and D. G. H. A. Byron, mgr.

Freeman, assistants I. R. H. Miller, supt.

R. V. Aiyer, book-keeper Acreage—Total 1,043, planted (rub-

Registered Office—Morrison, Ruther- ber) 753

ford & Co., 20, Eastcheap, Lon- Secretary and . Registered Office—

don, E.C. Geo. Johnson, f.c.i.s., secretary,

Oumberbatch & ‘Co-> Ltd., Kuala 20, Copthall Avenue, London, E.C.

Lumpur, agents 2

Acreage — Total: 2,898, cultivated

(rubber) 2,820 Tyrnie Estate —

C. H. La Brooy, trust owner

Triangle Estate—Klang, Selangor Secretary and Registered Office—

Goh Hook Huat, proprietor C. H. La Brooy, Ipoh

Lee Khar Soon, assistant Acreage — Total: 225, cultivated

(i-ubber) 215

T^rolak Estates, Ltd. — Trolak Divi- Ulu Ayer Tawar Co., Ltd.—Postal

sion, Trolak, Perak; Sungei Bil Ad: Sitiawan, Lower Perak

Division, Slim, Perak

T. M. Philson, manager Registered Office—19, Hale Street,

Ipoh

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 835, cultivated

Macdonald, Stewart & Co., 102, (rubber) 820

Hope Street, Glasgow

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Ulu Benut Consolidated Rubber Co.,

Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 1,038, cultivated Ltd., Norseman Estate—Ulu Sa^pe-

tang, Perak; Teleph. 170 Taiping

(rubber) 9©9 J. A. G. Stage, manager

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C279

Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ramuan China, Sungei Bahru;

Derrick & Co., Hong Kong Bank Ayer Molek, Selandar, Sg: Petei,

Chambers, Singapore Rumbia & Pilin Divisions—Postal

Acreage — Total: 1,384, cultivated Ad: Masjid Tanah P.O., Sungei

(rubber) 1,®56 Bahru, Malacca, S.S.

C. Jacob, manager

TIlu . Caldonian, Ltd.—Ulu Yan, Se- Secretaries and Registered Office—

langor; Office at Batu Arang C. F. Gomes & Co., 96 & 1, Cross

A. P. Atkins, manager Street, Malacca

, J. Yoin, superintendent Malacca Industrial Co., 96, First

G. C. Bailey, Rawang, visiting agent Cross Street, Malacca, commercial

Secretaries and Registered Office— agents

Dickson, Anderson & Co., Cannon Acreage — Total : 2,344j, cultivated

Street, London (rubber) 2,295

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents United Patani (Malayan) Rubber

Acreage—Total: 1,360£, cultivated Estates, Ltd.—Kedah

rubber) 1,199 R. S'. Qhantler, manager

W. S. Harding, senior assistant

Ulu Klang Rubber Co., Ltd., Ulu J. B. G. Lamo and W. E. N. Green,

Klang Estate c/o E. L. Hunter— assistants

Bukit Nilai Estate, Nilai, N.S. Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co.,

E. L. Hunter, manager 149, Leadenhall Street, London

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Bon stead & Co., Ltd., Penang, agents

Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage—Total: 14,536, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 8,896, (coconuts) 27

Lempriere & Hunter, 54, Victoria

Street, London, S.W. 1 United Plantation, Ltd.—Teluk An-

Acreage — Total: 108, cultivated son, Perak; Teleph. 6, Utanmelin-

(rubber) 92 tang; Cable Ad: Jendarata

P. B. Heilmann, general manager

Ulu , Pandan (Singapore)- Rubber (United Plantations, Ltd.) and

Estates, Ltd. — Holland Road, director (Bernam Oil Palms,

Singapore Ltd.)

Oh K eat Guan, manager P. Gnanaiah, book-keeper

Secretaries and Registered Office— S. Pontoppidan Moller, sub-mgr.

Evatt & Co., Singapore (United Plantations, Ltd.)

Acreage — Total: 526, cultivated T. Lunoc, assistant (Jendarata

(rubber) 440 Estate)

A. Laursen, assistant (Jendarata

Ulu Puting Estate—Silian, Negri Estate)

Sembilan A, Lindquist, engr. (Jendarata

A. Simpson, manager Estate)

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban, O. (Sungei

C. Dalsgaard,

Bernam acting

Estate)sub-mgr.

agents Dr. E. G. S. Hall, m.b., resident

L Acreage—Total: 400, • cultivated medical officer

f (rubber) 327 Registered Office—Jendarata Estate,

Ulu Rantau Rubber Estates Co., Ltd. Teluk Anson

| —Negri Sembilan Acreage—Total: 12,982.05

E. D. Harding, manager

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, United Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.,

agents Durian Tanjong Estate—Coal Point

Registered Office—William Nevett & Road, Labuan, S.S.

Co., Cannon Street, London W. W. Boyd, visiting manager

Acreage — Total: 1,127, cultivated Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated

(rubber) 1,035 (rubber) 60

C280 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

United Skedang (S) Rubbee Planta- Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

tions, Ltd., the-—Sumatra; P.O. Ltd., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea-

Bangoen Poerba, Serdang denhall Street, London, E.C. 3

Begerpang Estate

G. E. Carnachan, manager United Sumatea Rubbee Estates, Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 3,520, planted (rub- The—Head Office : London. Estates :

ber) 2,399 Serapoh and Tanah Abang; Postal

Namoe Rambei Estate Ad: Tandjong Poera, Sumatra E.

R. A. Lumsdale, acting manager

Acreage—Total: 9,235, planted (rub- C. H.; Cable Ad : Serapoh, T. Poera

E. Boyall, manager

ber) 4,588 Sandilands Buttery

Boengei Merab Estate

J. W. Henderson, manager Deli, Sumatra E.C.,& agents

Co., Medan-

Acreage—Total: 6,393^, planted (rub-

ber) 2,561 United Temiang (F.M.S.) Rubber

Siantar Estate, Siantar, P.O. Estates, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

J. Ellis, acting manager Temiang Renchong Estate—Cable

Acreage—Total: 2,982 Ad: Mountain, Panchor; Postal

Poelau Rambong Estate — P.O. Ad: Panchor, Muar, 10 Miles from

Kwala Post Office and 20 Miles from Port,

G. H. Haddock, manager Negri

A. J.Sembilan

Reid, manager

Acreage—Total : 2,584

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, LocalA. P.Agents—Guthrie

Cranna, visiting agent

& Co.,

agents Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, Guthrie & Co., 5, Whittington

Gt. Tower Street, London, E.C. Avenue, London, E.C- 3

Acreage — Total: 3,927, planted

United Sua Betong Rubbee Estates, 2,098, (In Tapping) 540

Ltd.—Labis, Johore

Tanaih Merab Estate—Tanab Merab, Utan Peang Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

N.S. porated in F.M.S.)—Kuala Kang-

H. T. Piper, manager

Acreage — Total: 18,072, cultivated sar, Perak, Cable Ad: Kendall,

Kuala Kangsar; Distance from

(rubber) 11,112, (coffee) 52

Sengkang Estate--Port Dickson, Railway Station 16 Miles

■ N.S. H. P. Kendall, mng. director

Acreage — Total: 414, cultivated

H. J. Topliss, manager (rubber) 374

Acreage—Total : 7,624, (rubber) 5,249

S'ua Betong Estate—Port Dickson

G. Henderson, manager Utan Simpan Rubbee Co., Ltd., Utan

Acreage—Total: 5,935, (rubber) 4,314 Simpan Estate—Kuang, Selangor

O. H. Halcrow, manager

Melville Estate—Labis, Jobore

R. S. Cole, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 2,411, (rubber) 2,421 Boustead & Co., Ltd., 1, Embank-

Ampar Tenang Estate — Bangi, ment, Kuala Lumpur

Selangor

H. T. Piper, manager Acreage —Total: 1,700, planted'

(rubber) 1,504

Acreage—Total: 2,081, (rubber) 1,692

Gutbrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Val D’Oe Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Ino.

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— inP. W. England), Val D’Or Estate—

Postal & Cable Ads: Sim-

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- pang Ampat; Teleph. 220, Simpang

church Street, London, E.C. 3 Amp at

United Sua Betong S. E. Smith, manager

Ltd.—Negri SembilanRubbee Estates, F. J. G. Macdonald, assistant

Khor Ewe Choe, clerk

J. G. McCartney, manager C. A. Paul, dresser

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0281

A. F. Bruce, visiting agent Wampoe Tobacco & Rubber Estates,

Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe- Ltd.—P. O. Bindjei, Deli, Sumatra

nang Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, agts.

Secretaries—P. R Buchanan & Co., Secretaries and Registered Office—

9, St. Helen’s Place, London Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Acreage — Total: 2,884.62. Planted Great Tower Street, London, E.O.

with (mature rubber) 1,384.46,

(immature rubber) 151.16 and Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber

(coconuts) 561.24 Estates, Ltd.—Batu Pahat, Johore

Banang Estate

Vallambrosa Rubber Co., Ltd., The K. F. Miller, manager

(Incorporated in Scotland), Klang, Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Selangor—Cable Ad : Leaves agents

Klang Estates—Yallambrosa, Sungei Acreage—Total: 2,011, cultivated 1,789,

Kapar, Athlone, Brafferton, Bukit Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber Estates,

Kraiong Ltd.—Rawang, Selangor

Gen. Mgr.—Sutherland Brown G.H. C.F. Bailey,

Staff — P. W. Shearlaw, b.sc.

(Agri.) Edinburgh, J. B. Dud- Fisher, gen.

asst, manager

manager

geon, J. Stewart, b.sc. (Agri.), H. M. Mears and R. M. Stuart, assts.

St. Andrews, E. Karunakaran M. P. Pillai, chief clerk

Kapar Bharu Estate, Sungei Choh V. S. Maniam, asst, clerk

R. G. B. Forbes, manager (Re- Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

sides on Bukit Munchong) Walsingham House. Seething

Sutherland Brown, gen. mgr. Lane, London, E.C. 3

Registered Office—Maxtone Graham Acreage—5,242 (tapping)

and Sime, c.a,, 34, Charlotte

Square, Edinburgh Wee Wei Sionh Estate—Postal Ad.

Masjid Tanah, Malacca

Yictoria Malay(Incorporated

Rubber Plantations Acreage — Total: 327, cultivated

Co., Ltd. in Aus- (rubber) 327

tralia), Victoria Malay Estate-

Postal Ad: Victoria Malay Estate, Windsor (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate,

Seremban, Negri Sembilan, F. M. S.; Ltd.—Ulu Sepatang, Perak

Cable Ad: Victoria Malay, Seremban W. H. Pearse, manager

R. F. Mesney, manager Registered Office—Edward Boustead

Registered Office—Melbourne, Aus & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street,

tralia, London, E.C. 3

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Lumpur, agents agents

Acreage — Total: 1,462, cultivated

Vimy Estate—Pengkalen Kundang, (rubber) 1,284

Selangor

S. Y. Turner, manager Woodlake Estates—Kuala Selangor,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Selangor

Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates, R. H. Ransom, proprietor & mgr.

Ltd., London Acreage — Total: 443, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,452, cultivated (rubber) 430, (coconuts) 13

(rubber) 955

Virik Estate—Postal Ad: Tangkah, World’s End Estate—Postal

mut, Dindings, F.M.S. Ad: Lu-

Distance

Johore from Railway Station: (Taiping)

Gurchurn Singh, proprietor 43 Miles

Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Union Building, E. L. Watson, j.p., proprietor

Collyer Quay, Singapore, agents (Retired)

Acreage — Total: 900, cultivated Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated

(rubber and coconuts) 784 (rubber) 50

0282 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Yam Seng Rubbeb Co., Ltd., The — Yunnan Rubber Estates, Ltd. — c/o

New Scudei Estate Scudai, P.O., Johoes;

Perak K. L. Woodhouse, visiting mgr.

G. A. Howard, manager Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Registered Office—D. A. Whiteside, agents

10, Stock Exchange Buildings, 24, Secretaries—Morton, Moller Sheen

Anglesea Sti’eet, Dublin, Ireland & Co., Capel House, 62, New:

Broad Street, London, E.C. 2

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Acreage—Total:

Penang, financial agents 1,228, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 2,204, cultivated (rubber) 1,130

(rubber) 1,865 Zehnder Rubber Estate—Batang Ma-

laka, Negri Sembilan

Yarak Rubber Co.—Yarak, Province W. F. Zehnder, proprietor

Wellesley L. Zehnder, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries

Zehnder

and Registered Office—

Bros., Church Street,

Hardisons, Barker & Co., Penang Malacca

Acreage — Total: 670, ; cultivated Acreage — Total: 268, cultivated

(rubbsr) 467 (rubber) 208

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NETHERLANDS INDIES

Situation, Area and Population

The Dutch possessions in Asia are situated in the Indian Archipelago, between

: 16°withN. and 11° S.islands,

adjacent latitudetheandarchipelago

95° 40' andofabout 141° E.orlongitude.

Bintang Biouw, theThey compriseofSumatra

archipelago Lingga,

i the Karimon,

Billiton, Java and Tambelan,

Madoera,Anambas,

the western, andsouthern

Natoenaandislands,easternthepartIslands

of Borneo,Bangka and

Celebes,

>i land

(exceptionall the other islands eastward of Borneo and Java to 141° E. longitude, with the

132,274.1 k.ofm.theandeastern part islands

the other of Timortogether

(Timor-Dilli). Java and

over 1,767,476.9 k. m.Madoera extend over

With regard to the legal position, the population is divided into Europeans, with

■ those who are considered equal to them (half-castes, Armenians, Japanese), and natives,

with

i :the total thosenumber

who areof considered

Europeans equal to them

amounted (Chinese,

to 242,372 Klings,

(census Arabs, The

figures). etc.).number

In 1930of

(1 'Chinese, Arabs and other foreign Asiatics in 1930 (census figures) was 1,344,878 of whom

8< 1709,218

Madoera,were and intheJava totaland Madoera.

number The on

of natives natives

all thenumbered 41,719,524

other islands togetherin amounted

Java and

* (to 19,011,501. The total population of the Netherlands Indies at the time of the 1930

■cincreased

ensus wasby60,727,000 inhabitants,

approximately since when the number of souls is estimated to have

4 millions.

fservice:

A great part of the Europeans

next in number are the planters, are employed

traders and in, orindustrials.

retired from,ThetheArabs,

Government

Chinese,

ad Ami other Orientals are almost all tradesmen, but it must

Chinese are in possession of, or are employed on, plantations in Java, and that more be mentioned that some

than

II' *120,000 Chinese are working as labourers on the tobacco estates on the East Coast of

Sumatra, and that thousands of Chinese labourers are employed under European

superintendence in the exploitation of the tin mines of Bangka and Billiton. The

natives cultivate the soil; in the larger places they also are mechanics, but the

practice of the handicrafts is for the greater part in the hands of Chinese. Of the

people of Java only 4| per cent live in cities of more than 50,000 inhabitants, whilst in

the other islands the percentage is considerably lower.

History and Government

When the Dutch in the last years of the sixteenth century established themselves

inother

the European

Archipelago they found

rivals, the Dutch the East

Portuguese

Indian there.

Company In order to be strong

was established against

in 1602 by

charter of the States General of the United Netherlands, granting a monopoly for

the trade in all the countries east of the Cape of Good Hope to the Straits of Magellan,

and the right to make treaties with Indian princes, to make war, build fortifications,

and ginearly

was ve commissions

independent to civil disposed

and military officers, etc. The East Indian Company

(commercial, but soon the and Company extended of large capital.

its power and The first proceedings

conquered were

territory in Java

and the Moluccas. The first “loge” was established at Bantam, then at Jakatra, where

(the

(AfterGovernor-General,

a long period of great J. P.prosperity

Coen, madethea Company

fortress, which he called

fell into decay, Batavia (1619).

the difficulties

lincreased under a heavy burden of debts, and in 1800 the

Charter and took the administration of the possessions into their own hands. At theStates General cancelled the

samegreater

!the time thepartBritish,

of the during the war with

Dutch colonies. France

In 1802, by theandtreatythe Netherlands,

of peace concluded conqueredat

Amiens,

(Republic, theas colonies, with thewere

the Netherlands exceptioncalled,

of Ceylon, weretherestored withto England

the Bataviau

was ofsoon

fall afterwards

Napoleon, declared

in 1815, the then

the greater Dutch

part ofagain

butlostduring

the colonies all were war

their restored

possessions.

to theAfter

. that

Kingdomthe*

bf the Netherlands, and by the London treaty of 17th March, 1824, Malacca and the

establishments on the continent of India were exchanged for Benkoelen.

C284 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Netherlands Indies are

by a Governor-General, who is obliged now governedto inasktheinname

some ofcases

the the

Queen of ciieof Netherlaiu

advice the Count iksl

of the Netherlands Indies, consisting of a Vice-President and four members, assisted by| i

secretary. Since the beginning of 1918 a representative college, called Volksraad, has be

instituted,

The President consisting of a Member-President

is appointed by the Crown, half and of60 the

members,

members assisted by a secretary

are elected by til

members of the local boards and the other half are appointed by the Governor-Genera nn

gulation 38 members will be elected and 22 members appointed. The Governor-Genetr m

who in cases of legislation acts in accordance with the Volksraad; according to a new

is Commander in-Chief of the Army and Navy, and is seconded by a Lieutenan sr.

General,

Admiral orCommander-in-Chief of the Armyof and

Rear-Admiral, Commandant the Chief

NavyofandtheChief

War Department,

of the MarineandDepajj a Vic y,j

ment, and further by six Directors of the Departments of Justice, Finance, Intern,

Administration, Education and Public Worship, Economic Affairs, and Comrnunicat^

and Waterways.

Netherlands-India is divided into provinces, governments and residences, und<

the administration of Governors or Residents and their Assistant Residents, aj”

“Controleurs.”

the titles of Regent, TheWedono,

direct government of the population

and Assistant-Wedono in Java,isand

entrusted to natives

other titles wl

in the othi

islands. In appointing the native officials it is considered a rule, that the. people^

the different islands, residencies or districts must be governed, if possible, by their o\

chieftains.

of other islands Ln Soerakarta and Djogjakarta

the native princes have still,(into aJava) anddegree,

certain in a great many

the rule residenci*

of the count

in their hands, but they are dependent on the Government of Netherlands-India.

The Supreme Court is located at Batavia, and Courts of Justice are established ?

Batavia, Samarang, Soerabaja, Padang, Medan, and Macasser ; there are also Residentl

Courts inof residencies,

capitals all the Residencies. The Courts

divisions, regencies and ofdistricts;

Justicethey

for have

the natives

differentarenames,

in 1

landraad, rapat, regentschapsgerecht, districtsgerecht. Since 1914 a large number

lower courts

offences committedcalledby “Europeans

landgerechtas”well

haveas been established

by natives and otherforAsiatics.

the trial of pei| t:

Climate

The climate in general is fairly damp; the average relative humidity varies j >

different places between 80 and 90 per cent. The maximum temperature reaches aboi {

36° Centigrade,

falls below freezing but inpoint,

some mountainous regionsAttheBatavia

in the dry season. minimumthetemperature occasional!

mean daily temperatu

isvia26°temperature

Centigrade.byThe mean temperature

subtracting 0.6° for every of other places may

100 metres be deduced

of height fromlevel.

above sea the BatT1

monsoons

October have a great influence on the climate. South of the equator from April

blowing, the whilesouth-east

north ofmonsoon, and from

the equator the October

south-west to April the north-west

monsoon blows frommonsoonjApril ,

October and the north-east monsoon from October to April. The changes of t)

monsoons are marked by periods of three to four weeks, during which the wind blo^

from

fairly different

uniformThedirections

during and thunderstorms and calms arethefrequent. The day heat!*

fairly cool. west the whole

monsoon isyear; the nights

the rainy season.during

The annualsouth-east

rainfall ismonsoon

above 3,C

millimetres

Paloe 549 mm., in aatgreat

Tombopart6711.

of the high mountain regions. The mean annual rainfall

Products

rich The

in islandsproducts.

useful of the Indian

The Archipelago

most important have generally

products a very

of Java fertile

are:nuts, soil

sugar,and

Rice,kapok, —

coif#

tea, tobacco, cinchona bark, rubber, copra, fibres, maize, ground tapidm

produce,

palm oil: of Borneo and Celebes: copra, rubber, gums, rattans, maize, coffee, hides. JE.

teak timber; of Sumatra: tobacco, coffee, pepper, tea, fibres, rubber, gums, te

copper Diamonds

ores inareSumatra

found inandBorneo;

Timor;goldironandores

silverininCelebes,

Sumatra,Sumatra

Celebes, Borneo and iHk

and Borneo;

placers of great importance in Bangka, Billiton and Singkep, and small alluv^pi

tin deposits in Sumatra and on some other islands; lead ores in Sumatra, Celebedh

Borneo and Lombok; zinc ores in Java and Sumatra; lignites and coal of better qualite

in Borneo, Sumatra and Java, manganese ore of very pure quality in Java. Nick#

NETHERLANDS INDIES

>re is found in Celebes; platinum in Borneo; chrome ore in Celebes, Borneo, and Lesser

Sunda isles; tungsten in the tin islands; titaniferous magnetite sands in Java and other

slands; cinnabar in Sumatra; antimony ores in Borneo and in other parts of the

irchipelago,

mall quantities arsenic ores ininBorneo;

of bismuth Borneo, traces

.Celebesofand

molybdenite

Sumatra. inIodine

Borneois produced

and Sumatra; from

aline

ava and springs in Java;

in some othersulphur

islands;is produced

magnesitefrom volcanic

in Some mud;ofphosphates

islands the easternarepartfound

of thein

trchipelago. Salt of excellent quality is made in Madoera and also on some other

slands byBorneo

Sumatra, solar and

evaporation

Ceram is aofVery sea profitable

water. The one.production of mineral oil in Java,

1j ule The possession of the soil by the natives

the ground cannot be sold to foreigners, not even is strongly protected by law. nor

to Dutchmen, As atogeneral

their

descendants who are born in India. The Government is authorized

wultivated grounds and grant parts of them for a-oertain period to foreigners (erfpacth.) to dispose of un-

Revenue and Finance

The revenue of the colony is derived from different taxes, viz., import and export

iuties, excise, ground taxes, personal tax, income tax, property tax, corporation profits

ax, slaughter

ercoal),and tax, licences,

assignment succession duties, stampsalt,

duties, duty on public

minessales,

(tintrans-

forests, railways,duty, monopolies

mining-and (opium,

agricultural pawn-shops),

concessions. and

leople deliver it intq the Government godowns at a fixed rate per hectolitre and tothea

The salt required for the Government monopoly is made in Madoera, where

Faller extent on Government’s salt farms in Madoera and Grisee (residency

djonagoro) where the salt is produced under Government management.

The use of opium and the profits the Government derives from the regie system are

eclining.

The pawnshop-monopoly is gradually being extended all over the archipelago

auch to the benefit of the lower classes for which it functions as a banking-system

Ranting

moderate the fixedsmall

ratescredits of not less than 10 cents on the collateral of goods against

of interest.

The tin mines of Bangka are exploited by the Government. Chinese labour is

Jensively used for working the tinplacers, also for transportation and melting the

*tn concentrate, and for various other purposes. Some of the placer-diggings are

irectly worked

bntractors underbyGovernment.control.

the Government; others are operated

Electric power is bysupplied

Europeanto allortheChinese

main

listricts; the smaller districts are worked by steam,

I The monetary system of Netherlands-India for which in accordance

pith

If goldthat is ofadopted, the Netherlands

consists of the gold limping

coins ofstandard

the valuewith offree tencoinageand

ive guilders, silver coins of two guilders and a half, of one guilder, and of half a

guilder

0'25, and f.OTO, bearing Malay and Javanese inscriptions; nickel coins of f.0'05, andof

(these coins are the same as those in the Netherlands); besides silver coins

topper coins of f.0'025 (2| cent), f.0'01 (one cent), and f.O'005 (^ cent). The issue of

tank-notes is a monopoly of the Java Bank. The convertibility of the bank-notes into

»ld which has been practically suspended since the beginning of the war was restored

y the declaration of the Government and the Java Bank in May 1925.

Education

j) The educational system distinguishes two kinds of instruction: (I.) Instruction

iven in the Dutch language; (II.) Instruction given in a vernacular language.

!b the first category belong 772 (268 private) elementary schools, amongst which are 367

specially for natives and 109 for Chinese. Furthermore, there are 69 (33 private) inter-

aediate schools; 14 public and 6 private secondary schools, which find their continuation

n le universities in Holland and in the institutions for higher education in the Dutch

Past Indies—the college of technical science at Bandoeng and the colleges of law and

edicine at Batavia, the certificates of which colleges are equal to those issued by the

(Diversities in Holland; 6 private secondary schools for girls, and 66 private Frobel

tchools. In addition, the following professional schools fall within the same category:

* schools Of. medicine, 1 training school for civil-service officers, 3 schools for native

C286 NETHERLANDS, INDIES

officials, 6(2

schools, 3 agricultural schools, 1schools

private) technical school offorveterinary medicine,

architecture, 5 (1 pri vate)

mechanical commercial

electro-technica

and mining,engineering, 2 trade schools, 18 (12 private) training schools and some course!

for higher qualifications,

a number of the intermediatesupplying European

schools. teachers teachers

For Chinese for the elementary

there is a schools

school witl and

instruction in the Dutch language, for native teachers there are 12 (5 private): L

Furthermore,

chemist-assistants, there1 course

are 1 forschool for 1post

analysts, schoolandfor telegraph

chief matesofficials,

and naval1 school

engineers!foi '1

11 (7 private)

20,400 ( private)schools for occupations

elementary schools forwithwomen.

1,785,000In pupils,

categorybesides

II. there are abouio: 1

a number

trade schools and agricultural schools and a marine-school for the Navy at Macassar !.

Furthermore,

courses for trainingthere arenative20 public

teachersandin13vernacular

private normal

language.schoolsTheandother280 schools

elementary are j ;

Mohammedan religious schools (18,000 with 450,000 pupils) and a number of schools fof ffr

Chinese and for Arabs (with 50,000 pupils).

Trade

Tandjoeng Pinang and Sabang are free ports. The other ports are open for

either general trade or only for native coasting navigation. Godowns where goods ;i>

can be stored and sold, and from whence they can be exported without payment oi

import

Padang,orPalembang,

export duties,

Belawan, are Manado,

established at Batavia,

Gorontalo, Ternate,Cheribon,

Amboina, Semarang, Sourabaya,

Neira (Bandaneira),

Macassar and Koepang.

Import duties are imposed in the whole of Netherlands-India, except the Island

We (Sabang)

Residency (Government

Riouw Atjeh andTheDependencies),

and Dependencies. import duty isandfixedtheadisles belonging

valorem to the h:

or according

toed the

in the tariff. Most of the metals and raw materials, as lime and wood, and articles A:!

weight or the quantity dimensions, most of the goods being separately mention^

ofarticles

art and sciencetoarevaluefreeof ofquantity.

according import duty.

TransitExport

cargo isduty

free. is only paid on a few

An excise is charged on kerosene-oil, gasoline and benzine, on matches of all kinds; :VJ -

on cigars, cigarettes

moreover on inlandand cut tobacco

arrack in Java (except inland cut tobacco) and on inland beer;

and Madoera.

Principal Harbours

Island of Java

Tandjong Priok.—The old harbour of Batavia, which is situated on the north of the! V-

Tji Liwoeng serves only for prahus and lighters. In the year 1877 new harbour works, r

were

from constructed for ocean

the old harbour. goingworks

Those vessels at Tandjong

consist of an outerPriok,harbour 9 kilometres

comprisingeastward'

a water : ;

area of about 1,400,000 sq. metres, formed by two moles .of dumped stone built out into.

the

for sea and having

mooring a length

on buoys; withofan1,700 areametres

of about each.850,000

The square

harbourmetresgives for

accommodation

slops with a1 .

draught of 9 metres and is in open connection with three inner

first inner harbour basin is 1,100 metres long and 185 metres wide. Along the western! harbour basins. Then •

side

Along seven large storage godowns have been built, on a quay of 1,000 metres length. j

quay athe neweastern

quay ofside200ismetres

a quaywill‘be

of 125 built,

metresthelength with one

rest being godown,withnorth

provided screwof this

pile! 'k'

jetties, with a total length of nearly 300 metres which serve for coal, tin and salt.

The quays

inner give accommodation toa length

ships with a draught ofand8 ismetres.

on bothThe second

vided basin

with awidequay150wallmetres

of a haslength of metres.

of 1,000. 1,000 metres

Six large godowns aresideserected!

pro--, 1S;

on the western side and two godowns and one open shed, on the eastern side. The. : '

quay walls of the second basin give accommodation to ships with a draught of 9

(about 1,700 metres) and for the rest of 9.50 metres. On the Westside of the third!

basinfirst

the is made

and asecond

quay ofinner500 harbour

meters. basin In thea canal

land-tongue, broadwith

for lighters 300 a metres,

draughtbetween

of 2.20 jI )!

metres has been made. Ip the land-tongue on the west side of the first inner basin i

are two harbours for lighters with a total area of 24,0.00 square metres, where also ,

join? a canal for lighters leading to the old harbour and the town of Batavia. In the ? (/

northern part of this land-tongue is another small basin. A large part of this basin :

NETHERLANDS INDIES 0287

and the land adjoining it is let to the Tandjong Priok

installed repairing yards, a 8,000 and 4,000 tons floating dock and a patent slip with Drydock Oompany, which

S etablishments,

2,000 tons lifting viz.:power.

one of Eastward

the B.P.M.from the Dutch)

(Royal third harbour

and one are of thesituated

Socony.twoThey oil-

J connect with the sea by canals and by pipe-lines, and also with the oil-wharf at the

fj qnd of the second

as at theeastwharf. harbour so that liquid may be obtained at different quays as well

I situated of theA,harbour

third basin.for fishermen’s

The originally boatslowlying

(area 200,000

marshy square metres) is

land surrounding

i the harbour has been reclaimed. The harbour is equipped with 36 electric-cranes with

|, a75lifting capacity

tons and ahave of

floating 3.5 to

derrick10 tons, a floating

of by15 the motor-crane

tons.Nederlandsch

Floating bunker with a lifting

cranesSteenkolen capacity

and electric coalof

transporters been installed

, Maatschappij. Every point of any importance is connected with the railway-system of Indische Handel

the harbour. At the end of 1932 altogether a surd of about FIs. 55,000,000 had been

devoted to the construction of the Tandjong Priok harbour, apart from the costs of

the railway connections to Batavia.

JSoerabaja.—The

Mas and its boards. harbour This riverofhasSoerabaja orginallyandconsisted

been abroaded is now used,only asof atheharbour river Kali

for

lighters to which purpose quays are built on both sides. On the mouth, a spit of land

-Ti■t ^ which has been reclaimed

is accommodated on the western board

with a quayA pier, of the

wall ofbroad lengthened

370 metres length bank of the Kali Mas,

tion to small ocean going steamers. 200 metres (theandNorth-pier)

gives accqmmoda-

has been

built in the sea from the seaside of this land-tongue, to the west and roughly parallel

with the coast line. Its front coincides approximately with the natural channel and

has a length of 1,200 metres, it gives accommodation to ships with a draught of up to

, 9ships metres.

with aThe headofof9 the

draught metres piercanconsists

berth. ofBehind

a quay the withNorth-pier

a length ofa big 200 harbour

metres where basin

f in the form of a square with sides of 900 metres has been dredged. , Along the southern

quay wall of the North-pier (800 metres in length) the basin has for a breadth of 250

«i j metres with a quaya depthof 160of metres.

9 metresAdjoining

under lowto tide.

this quay On have

the east beensideinstalled

the basinthree is provided

floating

M11( docks been of

built1,400,

with 3,500

a and

length 14,000

of 920 tons

metres capacity.

(giving On the

berthing west side

accommodationof the basin

for a:Ships

quaywith

has

. a draught of up to 10 metres;; the southern 400 metres are used for a big coaling plant.

1 Parallel to this coal wharf and at a distance of 160 metres a new pier (the Holland-pier)

;! beenwith constructed.

a length of 750, a front'

It gives of 140 accommodation

berthing and a base of 160formetres, ships haswithin athedraught

recent yearsof 10

I metres on the sides and on the head. The remaining part of the basin is provisionally

intended

the basin.forThe the use

vastofmarshy

lighters,landwhich can moor alongside

surrounding the harboura quay on thereclaimed.

has been south sideTheof

|[1 harbour equipment includes

50 tons respectively; two floating

on the quays steam-cranes

there are 22 electric with cranesa. lifting

from onecapacity

to ten tons of 25each.

and

i At the,end

to the of theharbour,

Soerabaja year 1932apart altogether

from thea sumcostsofofabout FIs.,,78,000,000

the railway had been devoted

connections.

Semarang.—When

- insufficient a few years the ago old harbourlighter

a spacious works,harbour

dating from the year 1878

was adjoined, provedoftotwo

consisting be

I basins and a small harbour for fishing boats. The total water area is 185,000 square

J1 equipped

metres, thewith berthing

sheds,length

one available

steam-crane for lighters

of 25 tons, is '4,0Cf0andmetres.aboutThe20 wharveselectrically are

|I driven cranes, one of which has a lifting capacity of 10.

2| to 5 tons. At the end of the year 1932 a sum of about FIs. 13,000,000 had beentons, the others of 1^ to 3 and

jldevoted to the construction of the Semarang harbour, apart from the costs of the rail

1 way connections, which lead to every point of any impprtauce in the harbour.

I situated on a —Tjilatjap,

Tjilatjap. tongue of land, the only harbour

bounded on oftheimportance

east by theon Indian the southOcean coastand of Java,

on theis

|| (8westmetres

by, theatriver Donan,

low tide) in the estuary

for large lying steamers.of which there is sufficient depth of water

I the island of. Noesa Kembangan, off theOwingcoast tohere,tjiethis protection

estuary provided

offers a safe by

‘anchorage,

(pier and vheredrawing

ships the breakers

8 metresof theareIndian

able Ocean

to berth arealongside

not felt. There

the is 520 metres ofof

northern'part

the pier

FIs. even has

2,506,060 at lowbeentide.

devotedAt theto theend Tjilatjap

of the year 1932 altogether

hairbour apart from athesumPpstsof ofabout the

railway connections.

C288 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Cheribon.—The harbour, consisting of two basins and a harbour canal has a total i

watertideareais maintained

low of 87,000 square metres. AnA quay

by dredging. averagelength

depthofof700fairway,

metresofis3 metres

availablebelow

for

lighters, which carry out the loading and discharging of vessels anchoring at the well

protected roadstead. The wharves are provided with cranes and sheds.

Tegal.—The harbour with two basins has a total water area of 83,000 square >'

metres, including

discharging the harbour

lighters. The wharves canal.areAprovided

length ofwithquaycranes

of 800andmetressheds.is available for;! }•:

Island of Sumatra

Belawap, the most important harbour of Sumatra—the land of Sumatra tobacco, tea .

and rubber—is situated on the Island Belawan, at the estuary of the Deli and Belawan

rivers.

lighters The having harbour

a waterconsists

area ofof27,500

wharves squareon the westand

metres, sidewharves

of the onisland (along side

the north whichof .

the island. The wharves have a total length of ,2000 metres; 300 metres do not belong \

toquay

theongovernment but to private owners and 980 metres are

the northern side for vessels with a draught of about 10 metres. The wharves formed by a newly built

are provided with sheds those on the new

equipment includes one floating steam-crane with a lifting capacity of 50 quay of a large type. The harbour

tons while

tons. The depth on theof the quaychannel have atbeenthe moutherectedof the5 Belawan-river

electric craneshas ofalready 3 tobeen10 I

increased by suction dredging to more than 8 metres

vear 1932 altogether a sum of about FIs. 26,000,000 had been devoted to the Belawan-at low tide. At the end of the

narbour apart from the cost of the railway connections, which are reaching to every

point of any importance.

Emmahaven.—This harbour is the chief port of the West Coast of Sumatra and is

situated in the north-western part of the Koninginne-bay, which is formed by thee j!

tongues ofbasin

harbour landisprojecting

enclosed between into the twosea breakwaters,

in a south-western with aandlengthsouthern

of 260 direction.

and 900 metre Th 8 ||||

respectively, and the northern shore of the bay. The,depth is 9 metres at low tide. ||

Four

berthing screwaccomodation

pile wharves,to the fourlength

ocean ofsteamers.

which is 120, Six 108,

large,108shedsand have

96 metres, give j

been built

behind the jetties. The most important export consists of Ombilin coals from Suma-

tra.

300 tons an hour. At the end of the year 1932 altogether a sum of about FIs. 5,000,000of !

The colliers moor at a special jetty where a coaling tip fills them at the rate

had been devoted

connections. On theto which

the Emmahaven

eastside of the harbour,will apartbe from the costs of the railway

192 metres alongside ships of 9coaling

metrestipdraught canbuilt

moor.a jetty with a length of ]

Sabang.—The harbour of Sabang is in a spacious bay, accessible from the west, in ;1

the

the island

capital of Poelo Weh, situated a little Theover harbour

50 kilometres

servesto principally

the north ofasKoetaradja, i

station

north-westernand ofis the

part

province

equipped of Atjeh.

of the forbaythis purpose

are the with modern

coal wharves with a accommodation.

total length of 590 In

a coaling-

the ,!

metres,

alongside

To the dock which ships

south-west of theofspecially

9coalmetres draught

wharves can 5,000

liesforone moortons

for loading

floating and

dock,discharging coal.

to the is a quay intended ships requiring repairs. Inwhile

theadjoining

northern

part of the bay is a general commercial wharf, 200 metres long with the requisite .

storage godowns adjacent.

Oosthaven.—Oosthaven,

of Sumatra is the beginning point whichofisthesituated

railwayintothePalembang.

Lain pong-bayA quay on thewith south coast, jj

a length

offor170 metres and equipped with a large shed (100 x 40 square

ocean going vessels with a draught of 9 metres. Along the south side of the inner metres) has been built !

;

harbour

can moor is a jetty with a length of 80 metres along which ships of 9 metres draught :

its Palembang.—Palembang, which is situated on the Moesi-river, 90 kilometres from

at mouth

the mouth in theof Bangka

the river,Straits, whereis the

a tidaldepthharbour;

at highlarger

waterships can onlyto 6.3

amounts crossmetres,

the barat

flood-tide.

with a hand-craneIn theofharbour

6 tons.is aWhen screwtherepile isjetty with aavailable

no room length offor250ships metres

at theequipped

wharf,

they remain at anchor in the river and can load and discharge on both sides by means

of lighters.

NETHERLANDS INDIES C289

Island of Celebes

Makasser.—Makasser, the most important harbour in the eastern part of the

Archipelago

protected byisseveral

situatedcoralon islands

the south-west

and two point of Celebes.

breakwaters, It possessesparallel

approximately a road with

well

wharves

quay-wall at the shore, at a distance of about 1,200 metres. The wharves consist of a

even at lowwith

tidea and

length of 1,340

a screw pilemetres

wharf, where shipslong

500 metres of 9and

metres draughtbroad,

10 metres can moor

with

a depth alongside of 7.50 metres at low tide. A harbour for sailing boats and native

vessels with an area of 20,000 square metres and 26 little screw pile jetties has been

made.

the endThe harbour

of the year is,1932

equipped withasheds;

altogether sum ofliquid

FIs. fuel and coalhadcanbeen

14,000,000 be obtained.

devoted to the At

construction of the Makasser harbour works apart from the costs of the railway con-

nections.

Island of Borneo

Pontianak.—Pontianak,

trading centre of the West Coast whichof isBorneo.

situatedThere

at theis Kapoeas river, is300themetres

a wharf nearly principal

long

behind which sheds are built.

Bandjermasin.—Bandjermasin is situated near the South Coast of Borneo on the

Martapoera-river, a few kilometres

river. The accommodation exists ofabove the pile

a screw junction

wharfofwith

that ariver

lengthwithof the

150 Barito

metres

and sheds behind it.

Civil Aviation

panyThe civil airlines,

(K.N.l.L.M.) formwhich are run byand

an important the valuable

Royal Netherlands

supplementIndian

to theAirlines Com-

other means

ofsjtransport. The following lines are now in regular exploitation:

Batavia-Sydney, vice-versa: twice weekly; this service provides a through con-

nection with the Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij service from Batavia

to Amsterdam.

Batavia-Saigon, vice-versa; weekly

Batavia-Bandoeng vice-versa; twice or thrice daily according to season(70miles).

Batavia-Samarang-Surabaya, vice-versa; once or twice daily (420 miles).

Batavia-Palembang-Singapore, vice-versa; weekly (700 miles).

Batavia-Palembang-Pakanbaru-Medan, vice-versa; weekly (1, 080 miles).

Batavia-Surabaya-Bandjermasin-Balikpapan, vice-versa; twice weekly (585

miles) with weekly extension to Tarakan (363 miles) from Balikpapan.

Surabaya-Den Pasar CBali), vice-versa; twice weekly (237 miles).

Surabaya-Macassar, vice-versa; weekly (500 miles). Besides operating airlines

the K. N. I. L. M. engages in aerial cartography and photography; also

taxi-flying, joy-riding, etc.

Douglas, three-engined Fokkers and De Havilland Dragon Rapide machines

are used, while several Lockheed Super Electras operate the Australian route.

The K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) maintain a thrice-weekly service between

Amsterdam (Holland) and Batavia. The planes leave Batavia on Tuesdays,

Thursdays

5| days. and Saturdays, covering a distance of about 9,000 miles in

I The Empire Flying Boats carrying the all-up air mail provide a thrice-weekly

service

ed betweenEmpire

by Qantas SydneyAirways

and Southampton, the Singapore-SydneyAirways.

in conjunction section being operat-

Flying Boats have aroused considerable interestwithin Imperial

the Netherlands East These Short

Indies by

their size and comfort and the inter-continental traffic is rapidly increasing.

CIO

C290 NETHERLANDS INDIES

DIRECTORY

BESTUUR VAN NEDERLAN DSCH-INDIE

Gouverneur-Generaal—Jhr. A. W. L. Tjarda van Starkenborgh

Stachouwer

Adjudant van Z. E,—G.,A. de Stoppelaar,

Intendant van het ritmeester'(tevens fungeerend

Huis van den Gouverneur-

Generaal)

Do. —W. E. van Vreesevijk, Lt. ter zee Iste Klasse

Raad van Nederlandsch-Indie Hoog Militair Gerecshofht I

Vice-President—Dr. J. W. Meyer Ranneft van Ned. Indie

President

Leden — Dr.— L.P.M.vanSchoorel

Hulstijn,(b.b.v.d.L.>

gepens! ,'

VotKSRAAD

President—Dr. W. H. van Heldingen D. Scalongne, gepens. Schout bij ;

General-Majoor-titulair der Infanterie^

1st Vice-President^R. M. A A. Koesoemo Nacht, M. E. A. van Goor, Luitenant- r

Oetoyo Kolonel der Infanterie, A. van Olsl r"

(b.b.v.d.L.)

2nd Vice-President—F. H. de Hoog ' Plv. Leden—R. F. G. Smith, gepens. Lui- l

Secretary—C. Th. de Booy tenant-KoIonel der van

Artilerie, J. Rot- Cj,

gans HoofdofBcier Administratis

Algemeene Secretarie , der 2de klasse, Hoofd der 3de Afdeeling |

Algemeene Secretaris—J. M Kiveron van het Department der Marine, J. van ji

Eerste Secretaris van het Gouvernement— Eenennaam, Majoor der Infanterie.

J. Ramaer Griffier—Dr. A. Biichenbacher

Secretarissen van het Gouvernement— Advocaat-Fiscaal voor de Land-en

E. A. Zeilinga, F. G. Barbas Zeemacht in Nederlandsch-Indie

Algemeene Rekenkamer A. Mieremet (Acting)

Voorzitter—F. de Bakker

Secretaris—Dr. L. van Son Raden van Justitie

Batavia

Departement van Justitie President—Dr. J. J. Smit

Directeur—Dr. K. L. J. Enthoven Vice-President—Drs. E. Gh. Grivel, B.

Secretaris—Dr. W. C. A. B. P. Arriens Giffen Semarang

Rechtswezen President—Dr. J. G. Geerlings

Vice-President—Dr. L. G. Krol

Hooggerechtshof van Ned. Indie Soerabaja

President^-Dr. J. Elshout President—Dr. A. :S. Block

Vice-President—Dr. E. Pino Vice-Presidenten—Drs. J. W. G. Krusemam

Raadsheeren—Drs. L. M. Schoorel,M.J.A.R. G-L- I. Hen P&dang

Jansen, A. J.J. G.G. Geerlings

Harthoorn, M. Nelissen, President—Dr. W. F. C. J. Baukema

Procureur Generaal—Dr. G. Vonk Leden—Drs. N. S. Blom, A. C. H. Gieben

Advocaten Generaal—Drs. J. E. Jonkers, Medan

H. Marcella President—Dr. F. H. Poser

Griffier—Dr. B. E. R. N. D. Engelbert van Mahasser

Bevarvoorde President—Dr. A. M. Z. Westrik

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1 Hogg MlLITAIK GtERECHTSHOF van Kediri—H. Loriaux (v.), J. Hofstede (tijd.

Nederlandsch-Indie verv.)

President—Dr. L. M. Schoorel Blitar—Dr.

Padang— K. E. Krijgsman

Landsadvocaten Fort de Kock—L.Kadiman

Sibolga—Raden Dubbeldam

Batavia—Dr. E. J. F. van Dunne Teloek Betoeng—G. L. Scipio

Semarang—Dr. A. A. A- Knappert Palembang—A. Ridder (v.)

Soerabaya—Dr. H. Zeydner. Medan—Tj. Dykstra (v.), Ch. J. J.

Gottgens

Kantoor van Arbeid Koeta Radja—F. R. Swens T

Hoofd—E. A. C. den Hamer Pangkalpinang—A. A. WDekker

eeda (v.), Dr. J.

Hoofd van de afdeeling Werkloosheidszong Pontianak—H. van Eupen (tijd. verv.)

—J. B. Akkerman Bandjermasin—P. de Vrij

Chef

Chef van van dehetArbeidsinspectie—H.

YeiligheidstoezichtJ.—Top Ir. Manado—W.

L. A. Schmid Makasser—C. C.F.Earners

E. Blankenstein

Amboina—A. G. van den Berg

Notarissen Weeskamers

| Serang—F. Brandenburg van den Batavia

5 ' | Gronden

— Pres., E.enL.Yoogdijraden

van Rouveroy van

‘ I Batavia—G. H Thomas, Dr. A. H. van Soerabaja—Pres., Nieuwaal

■ i Ophuijsen (v.), Dr. G. L. P. Bouman Semarang—Pres., E.H. Herrmann

’/A[ E.(tijd.Prosee verv.),(tijd.A. J.verv.),

M. Zoetmulder

D. J. M. de (v.), A. Medan—Presdt., J. T.Engel

Hondt de Vries

* Tangerang—J. Simon Makassar — Gedelegeerd Eid, J. D.

’Buitenzorg—H. J. de Graaf Krijsman

'■ t Poerwakarta—Th. J. Indewey Gerlings Padang—Gedelegeerd Lid, L. A. Jolly

:LSoekaboemi—L.

j Bandoeng—H. E.L.E.H.Chavannes R. Scipio Bliim Departement van Binnenlandsch

l

1a. fTasikmalaja—P. Bestuur

Cheribon—A. Y. H.C. van Hulstijn

Earners Directeur—F. A. E. Drossaers

Indramajoe—Ch. L. Yermandel

;I jPekalongan—Th.

::Tegal—L. WoesthofiF W. Yoskuijl

(v.), G. A.(tijd. verv.) Secretaris—W. G. F. C.vanRissink

Soesman

Onder-Directeur—A. Davelaar

| (tijd. verv.) Adviseur voor de agrarische zaken en

Semarang—H. J. J. Earners, A. M. G. Hoofd verplichte diensten—C. C. J. Maassen

I Meertens, F. L. A. Bode van den Dienst der Algemeene

Politie, Hoofd de Afdeeling Politic ven

! Salatiga—B. Dubbeldam het Departement—H. P. Smits

;Koedoes—J. F.Ribbers

membang—H. Meelhuysen Adviseur voor Decentralisatie—Dr. H. J.

fBodjonegoro—S. Oppenkamp Levelt Hoofd van den Dienst der

Adviseur,

Toeban— Oost. Asiatische Zaken—A. H. J. Lovink

IH. Soerabaya—F.

W. Hazenberg Eichholtz,(v.), J.J. Townsend (v.)

W. Bek (tijd.

verv.), W. H. J. N. van Buuren, F. J. Berg Java

(tijd. verv.) Provincie West-Java

Sidoardjo—D. W. Hardenberg Gouverneur—L. G. C. A. van der Hoek

Modjokerto—R. van Vendeloo Secretaris—Mr. G. H.(residentie)

Afdeeling Bak

lombang

Dalitz - A. J. H. Boudier (v.), L. J. Bantam—Resident, A. M. van der Elst

IPasoeroean—B. Batavia— Do., H. Fiever de Malines van

Malang—E. Th. E.Young Dietz Ginkel

Priangan— Do., M. F. Tydeman

-Probolinggo—M. A. E. Andela Cheribon— Do., Ch.A.H.O. van

(Djember—Th. R. W. Vermeulen

iPoerwokerto—G. C. Boogaard Buithenthorg—Do., de der

JongPI as

jTjilatjap—M. Soedja Gouvernement der Molukken

• Magelang—J. W. White Gouverneur—Dr. B. J. Haga (residentie)

iPoerworedjo—(vacant)

jDj okj akarta—(vacant) Secretaris—A. Breekland

Afdeeling (residentie)

Soerakarta—G.Ch.A.L.Fransz

1 iMadioen—W. Pichel Amboina—(Vacant)

Ternate—(Vacant)

CIO1

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Borneo Afdeeling (residentie)

Weste.rafdeeling van Borneo Pekalongan—Resident,

Resident—J. Oberman Semarang — Do., C.J. Bijleveld O. Matray

Secretaris—J. Ozinga Japara Rembang—P. W. Palte

Quider-en Oosterafdeeling van, Borneo Banjoemas—Resident,

Kedoe — Do., H. A. A.J. van Hulst

C. Linck

Resident—Dr. B. J. Haga Provincie Oost-Java

Secretaris—Dr. L. Pronk

Celebes Gouverneur—J. H.. B. Kuneman

Menado—Resident, M. van Rhijn Secretaris—

Secretaris, T. J. M. Sijmons Afdeeling fresidentie).

Soerabaja—Resident, A. H, Moreu

Celebes en Onderhoorigheden—Gouver- Madioen Bodjonegoro—Do.,

—Do., J.J. Habbema

F. Verhoog

neur, J. L. M. Swaab Kediri —Do., N. W. van

Secretaris, J. Hueting

Timor en Onderhoorigheden—Resident, Malang —Do., R. K. Hartingsveldt' A. Bertsch

J. J. Bosch Besoeki —Do.. C. H. H. Snell

Secretaris, Mr. A. Verheul

Bali en Lombok—Resident, G. A. W. Ch. MadoeraGouvemement —Do., W. van Hartingsveldt

Jogjakarta

de Hase Winkelman

Secretaris, Gouverneur H.M.H.Stok

Dr. C. Lion Cachet Secretaris—E. de Kook

Inlandsche Zelfbestuurders

Soesoeh oenan van Soerakarta—PakOeBoe- Jogjakarta—Resident,(residentie)

Afdeeling

wono Senopatie Ingalogo Abdoerrach Gouvernement Soerakarta

man Saijidih Panoto Gomo X. Gouverneur—M. J. J. Treur

Stiltan van Djokjakarta—Hamengkoe Boe- Secretaris— C. A. N. Boers (wd.)

wono Senopatie Ingalogo Abdoerrach-

man Afdeeling (residentie)

VIIISaijidiri Panoto Gomo Kalifatoellah Soerakarta—Assist.-Resdt..Mau E. W.

Hoofd van het Mangkoe -

Huis—Pangeran Adipati Ario Mangkoe Negorosche Klaten — Do. J. A.renRuys

brecherp

Negoro VII Sumatra

Hoofd van het Pakoealamsche Huis— Sumatra’s Westkust—Resident, B. H. F.

Pangeran Adipati Ario Pakoe Alam VII van Heuven

Sultan van Besar

Pertoean Siak SjSriariIndrapoen—Jang

f Kasim Abdul Dj aliidi Tapanoeli—Resident,

Secretaris, L. K. Hubenet

Saifoedin J. W. Th. Heringa

Sultan van Deli—Amaloedin Sani Perkasa Benkoelen- Secretaris, H. J. Looman

Alam Sjah Resident, W Groeneveldt

Secretaris, C. W. Schuller

Sultan van Serdang—Soeleiman Sjarifoel Lampongsche Districten —Resident, H. R.

Alam Sjah Rookmaker

Sultan Secretaris, G. E.W.Bloem

Djalilvan I^angkat—Machmoed

Rachmat Sjah Abdul Palembang—Resident, Steinbuch

Sultan van Asahan — See iboen Abdul Secretaris, B. Korn

Djalil Rachmat Sjah Djambi—Resident, Ph. -J. van der Meulen

Bestuurder

A1 Hadji van KpealoeSjah

Mohamad - JangDipertoean Oostkust van Sumatra—Gouverneur, Jhr.

Sultan van Sambas—Mohamad Ibrahim B. C. C. M.G. M.W. van

Secretaris, FrisSuchteleii

Tsafioedin „

Sultan van Pontianal;—Sjarif Mohamad Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden—Gouverneur,

A. Ph. vanI. Aken

j

ibnoel Marhoen Soethan Sjarif Yoesoef

Sultan van Koetei—Mohamad Parikesit Riouw enSecretaris, D. W. de

Onderhoorigheden—Resident,Haan

Sultan van Boeloengen—Maulana Sultan Jhr. J. M.A.vonM. Schmidt

Mohammed Dialaloedin

Sultan van Ternate — Sultan Iskandar Banga enSecretaris, V. Hekking

OnderhoOrigheden—Resident,

MohamadTidore—The

Landscbap Djabir Sjah“Raad van Lands- J. C. Mann

grooten” is charged vritji the Goyi ,.

Provincie Midden-Java Sultan van SoembawaSdhijf

Secretaris, G. SC 0,- — Mohamad ' ;]|

Gouverneur—J. C. de V Kaharoeddin

Sultan van Bima — Moeharamad. Sala-

Secretaris—J. Gerritsen hoeddin

NETHERLANDS INDIES

Department van

en Eeredienst Onderwijs Lichamelijke opvoeding

, Directeur—Dr. P. J. A. Idenburg Inspecteur—F. H. A. Claessen

[ Secretaris—I. J. Brugmans Bestuur van de Protestantsche KerkJ|in

Hooger Onderwijs Ned.-Indie te Batavia

Technische Hoogeschool te Bandoeng Voorzitter—Dr. N. A. C. Slotemaker de

College van Curatoren Bruine

President-Curator—Ir. Ch. E. van Haften Secretaris—Jhr. W. de Savornin Lohman

Central Missie-bureau te Batavia

Secretaris—C.

College vanDonker van Heel

Curatoren der Batavia- Voorzitter—Mgr. P. J. Willekens

sche Hoogescholen Hoofd

A. H.Afdeeling

G. BrokerA (Algemeene Zaken)—

II President - Curator

Hoesefn Djajadiningrat — Prof. Dr. R. A. Hoofd Afdeeling B (Onderwijs en

| Ed. Secretaris—Raden Soewandi Opvoeding)—C. van der Deyl

Middelbaar Onderwijs Hoofd Afdeeling C (Administrateur—G.

j\ Inspecteur—Dr. T. Hommes Th. Driesen

H. B. S. met Vijfjarigen cursus

Koning Willem III. School te Batavia— VicarisBisschop

Titulair van Zorava, Apostolisch

en Pastoor van Batavia—Mrs.

i Directeur, V. Esbach P. J. Willekens

I H.Directeur

B. S.-A. M. J. B.S. Mollenkamp

afd. B. te Semarang—

(wd.) Apostolisch Prefect en Pastooa van

Bandoeng—Mgr. J. H. Goumans

1^ Lyceum te Soerabaja—Rector, W. G. G. P, Apostolisch Prefect en Pastoor van

Lubbers

H. B. S. te Bandoeng—Directur, Dr. W. F. Apostolisch Prefect B.enJ. J.Pastoor

Poerwokerto—Mgr. Visser

1i Gisolf van

Lyceum en A. M. S. afd. B te Malang— Apostolisch Soerabaja—J. J. Zoetmulder

Rector (Directeur van de A. M. S.), J. F. Prefect en Pastoor van

j H.Bakker B. S. te Medan—Directeur, J. B. E. van Titulair Malang—Mgr. A. E. J. Albers

Bisschop van Corna. Apostolisch

[ Meir (wd.) Vicaris te Padang—Mrg. L. T. Brans

|j A.Directeur,

M. S. afd. Dr. AI J.enSchouten

AH et Jogjakarta—

(wd.) Apostolisch Prefect van Benkoelen en

B. te Jogjakarta^—Directeur Pastoor

ri A.Jr.M. J.S. B.afd.Grandjean van Palembang—Mrg. Dr. H.

M. Mekkelholt

; A. M. S. afd. B. te Batavia (tevents Apostolisch Prefect van Bangka en

Middelbare

II Prins

teur, T.Hendrik Handels

Versteeg (wd.) school) — Direc Billiton—Mgr. W. Bonma

School t e Batavia Titulair Bisschop van Area en Apostolisch

| (Literair - economische H. B. S. met 5j. —Mgr. H.vanLeven

Vicaris de Kleine Soendaeilahden

L cursus) Directeur, T. Versteeg (wd,) Apostdlisch Vicaris van “Nederlandsch-

Technisch Ondenvijs Timor”—J-. Pessers

! Inspecteur—Dr. T. Hommes

Koningin

Directeur, Wilheminaschool

J. J. Popping te Batavia— Titulair Bisschop van Apollonia, Apos-

tolisch Vicaris van Nederlandsch-Nieuw

Koningin Emraaschool te Soerabaja — -Guinea—Mgr. J. Aerts

[ Directeur,Tr J. W. Halbisch Titulair Bisschop van Trisipa, Apostolisch

fs Technische

teure, B. Vol' School

kers te Semarang—Direc- Vicaris van Manado—Mgr. J. W. J.

Panis

Westersch Lager Meer Uitgebreid Apostolisch Prefect van Makassar—G-

| Lager en Kweehschoolondertvijs Martens

I Algemeen Inspecteur—W. Schmidt Titulair Bisschop van Kombe, Apostolisch

,'Inspectteur

tjPlv.d’Heans ter beschikking — W. H. Vicaris en Pastoor van Pontianak —

Inspecteur ter besehikking — B. Mgr. Kunsten H. J. van Valenberg

en Wetenschappen

| Kranen

Inlandsch Onderwijs Adviseur voor Inlandsche Zaken — E.

I jUnspecteur in Algemeenen dienst—G. G. Hofdambtenaar Gpbed

| i Sanders voor de Volkslectuur en

Nijverheidsonderuijs anverwante aangelegenheden — Dr. L.

fj (Ins pec trice v/h onderwijs in huish. de Vries (wd.)

! :I ' Men lenhoff Oh. A. j. Hoek geb. Hoofd

vakke-Mevr. —Dr.vanW. den Oudheidkundigen Dienst

F. Stutterheim

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Dienst dek Volksgezondheid Directeur van het Centrale Genees- s-

Hoofd—Dr. J. Offringa kundig Laboratorium te Batavia—; •

Hoofd van de administratie - C. M. Directeur Dr. W. K. Mertens

Brooshooft van de Nederlandsch-' fi

Inspecteur, Hoofd van de Provincialen, Indische Artsenschool te Soerabaja—; |

d.v.g. van 'West Java S. W. de Wolff R. J. F. van Leben

Inspecteur, Hoofd van de Provincialen, Directeur van de School tot opleiding; i

d.v.g. van Midden-Java — Dr. H. C. van Indische tandartsen te Soera-

Goraperts baja—R. J. F. van Leben

Inspecteur, Hoofd van de Provincialen Directeur van de Landskoepokinrich-: 1

d.v.g. van Oost-Java—J. A. de Nooy

Inspecteur voor de Geneeskundige Afd. ting en het Instituut Pasteur te;d

Bandoeng—Prof. Dr. L. Otten

Zuid-Sumatra—Dr R. Soesilo

Inspecteur van Noord-Sumatra—Dr. E. R. Leider der Malariabestrijding—J. GJi L

Overbeekder Pestbestrijding—H. J.: if

Pflug Ceil

Inspecteur voor den Oost-Archipel—Dr. LeiderRosier

H. de Rook

Inspr.-Pliarmaceut—Dr. C. Blomberg

Inspecteur voor het Ziekenhuiswezen— Departement van Economische ZaKEN: I

Molenvliet West 8, Batavia-C.

W. F. Theunissen

Inspecteur voor het Krankzinnigenwezen Directeur—H. J. van Mook

—Dr. R. Tumbelaka Onderdirecteur—F. H. Y. Middelaer

Adviseur voor de Medisch-Hygienische Hoofd van den Centralen Dienst—J.

Propaganda^Dr. J. Lee Eydrick J. Rombach

Directeur der Gouvernements Centrale Hopfd van het Katoor voor den Han-

Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Ba- Hoofd del—J.vanE. devanAfdeeling

Hoogstraten

Buitenland-

tavia—Dr. T. A. Fisher (fd.)

Directeur der Gouvernements Centrale sche Handelsvoorlichting — Th. J.

Odenkirchen

Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Se- Hoofd van de Afdeeling Uitvoerzaken - i

marang—A. J. Cohen —D. F. Blokhuis

Directeur der Gouvernements Centrale Hoofd van de Afdeeling Invoerzaken | 1

Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Soe- —J. Bronkhuyzen

rabaja—Dr. T. A. Slot (fd.)

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- Hoofd van de Afdeeling Handelspoli- . ;

zinnigengesticht te Buitenzorg—P. tick en Algemeene Zaken—Drs. W.

van Enst

J. Stigter

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- Hoofd van het Crisis Invoerbureau—j

Alb. Bos

zinnigengesticht te Lawang—Dr. J. Hoofd van het Handelsmuseum—P. ! '

A. Latumeten van Ernst

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- Hoofd (tw) van de Afdeeling Alge- ’

zinnigengesticht te Magelang—Dr. meene Economische Aangelegenheden i

R. J. Prins —J. J. Ochse

Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank- Hoofd van de Afdeeling Nijverheid— ?

zinnigengesticht te Sabang—J. A. P. H. W. Sitsen

M. Lichtveld

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Hoofd van de Onderafdeeling Nijver- ! < ;

krankzinnigen t e Batavia — J. H. heidspolitiek en Fabrieksnijverheid— [j

Ir. F. D. Pigeaud

Gravestein

Hoofd van het Dooi'gangshuis voor Hoofd van de Afdeeling Consultatie- |tf

krankzinnigen te Soerakarta—Rd. bureau en Kleinindustrie—Ir. Raden j f

Mas Pandji Soerachman Tjokroa- *

Wiknjobroto disoerio

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Hoofd

krankzinnigen te Semarang—Moez- Technische van het Centraal Bureau voor 1

bar Onderzoekingen —Ir. E.

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Hoofd van K. E. Halewijn

het

krankzinnigen te Soerabaja—Prof. Scheikundig Onderzoek—Dr. Laboratorium voor r

Dr. P. J. van der Schaar D. R. I;

Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor Hoofd Koolhaas

krankzinnigen van het Laboratorium voor Ma- i

Tman Santoso te Medan — R. Slamet teriaal

Th. Amons

Onderzoek—Prof. Ir. W. J. |

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1Hoofd van het Indische Centrale Aan- Hoofd van den Dienst der Bosschen op

K ' schaffings Kantoor—Ir. C. L. J. J. Java en Madoera—W. A. Zijp

Quant

Leider van het Laboratorium voor de Hoofd van den Dienst der Bosschen in

de Buitengewesten—A. J. Beversluis

' Lederbewerkihg—W. A. Cavalini (fd. Adviseur)

Hoofd van den

bouw—A. Dienst van den Land- Directeur van het Boschbouwproefsta-

Luytjes tion—Dr. H. E. Wolff von Wulfing

Directeur van het Algemeen Proefsta- Hoofd van den Burgerlijken Vee-

tion voor den Landbouw—A. Luytj es artsenijkundigen Dienst—T. C. Schol

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Lanbouwvoor- Directeur (tw) van het Veeartsenijkun-

lichting en Binnenvisscherij—Ir. G. dig Instituut—Dr. F. C. Kraneveld

A. van der Harst Directeur van de Nederlandsch-In

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Onderne- dische Veeartsenischool—Dr. J. Mer

mingslandbouw—Ir. A. H. J. Kroon kens

Landbouwonderwijs Hoofd van het Centraal Kantoor voor

Ir. G. A. de Mol en Publicaties— de Statistiek — Dr. W. M. F.

Leider van de Onderafdeeling Tuin- Directeur Mansvelt

bouw—Ir. G. J. A. Terra van ’s . Lands Drukkerij—

Leider van de Onderafdeeling Zeevis- Secretaris Dipl. Ing. K. E. Ehmcke

scherij—C. J. Boottemanne van de Commissie voor

Leider van de Onderafdeeling Binnen- Voogd Handelsgewassen—Ir. C. N. A. de

visscherij—E. J. Reyntjes

Hoofd van bet Plantkundig Labora- Hoofd van den Dienst van het

Ijkwezen—J. P. de Vos

torium-—Dr. H. J. Toxopeus

Hoofd van bet Bodemkundig Instituut Departement van Yerkeer en Water-

—Dr. J. Th. White

Hoofd van bet Instituut voor Planten- Directeur—Ir. Ch.STAAT F. van Haeften

ziekten—Dr. P. van der Goot

Hoofd van bet Landbouwkundig In- Onderdirecteur—J. M. de Lange

stituut—Ir. A. Wulff Mijnbouw

Hoofd van het Klapperproefstation— Hoofd—Ir. W. Holleman

Dr. P. M. L. Tammes

Inspecteurs bij de Afdeeling Land- Hoofd—Ir.Tinwinning op Bangka

A. L. ter Braake

bouwvoorlichting —A. A. Crince Le Oembilinsteenkolenmijnen

Roy, X. F. Crince Le Roy, Th. G. van Hoofd—Ir. G. J. Wally

Alpben,

Vroon, J. Dr.

C. L.H.GbtzLoos, Dr. Vet

van der Ir. (tt)

L. J. Boekit-Asemsteenkolenmijnen

Directeur van Gouvernements Land- Hoofd—Ir. D. W. Weber

bouwbedriiven—H. van Lennep Post-Telegraaf-en Telefoondienst

Directeur der Middelbare' Landbouw- Hoofd van den dienst—Ir. C. Hillen

school—T. C. E. W. Canter Visscher

Directeur van de Cultuurschool—R. Directeur—B.Postspaarbank C. A. Grotjohann

Hennephof Staatsspoorwegen

Directeur van ’s Lands Plantentuin— Hoofdirispecteur—J. P. Ader

Dr. K. W. Dammerman Afdeeling Spoorwegtoezicht .

Hortulanus bij den Botanischen Tuin Hoofd—Ir. D. Willebrand

—P. M. W. Dakkus Afdeeling Electriciteitswezen

Hoofd van bet Herbarium en Museum Hoofd—Ir. G. van der Harst

voor Systematische Botanic—Dr. D. Bureau Luchtvdaft

F. van Slooten

j Hoofd van bet Zoologisch Museum en Hoofd—B. H. F. van Lent

Laboratorium—Dr. K. W. Dammer-

man Depa'rtement van Finanoien

Hoofd van bet. Laboratorium voor het Directeur—G. F. de Bruyn Kops

1 Onderzoek der Zee—rDr. J. D. F. Secretaris—A. F. Verhoeff

Hardenberg Thesaurier Generaal—L. Gotzen

^ Hobfdinspecteur, Hoofd van den Belastingdienst

ir Dienst van bet Boschwezeri;—Dr. J. Hoofd Inspecteur van Financien — H.

H. Becking Holtkamp

C2y6 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Opium, en Zoutre

Hoofd—P. de Booy Kolonel W. J. L. Ladour

Pondhuisdienst Riouw—Kapitein C. F, Hazenberg jr

Hoofd—J. S. de Bruyn Westerafdeeling van Borneo - Luitenant- 3

In-en Uitvoerrechten en Acciinzen Kolonel W. A. Braspot

Hoofdinspecteur, Hoofd van den dienst — Zuider-en Oosterafdeeling van Borneo—f <

Lt.-Kolonel G. J. T. Gosenson

S. M. van dei’ Zee

Inspecteur-onderhoofd — W. H. Stoinmann Celebes der Wal Manado — Kolonel H. van, s

en

Kantoor voor Beiswezen Timor en Onderhoorigheden—Luitenant-'

Hoefd—S. Lont Kolonel G. P. Cheriex

Dienst der Landelijke Inkomsten Molukken— Majoor E. T. ran Aarem ;

Hoofd —L. V. Alsdorf

Gouvernements Accountantsdienst

Hoofd—A. Ritz Z EEMACHT

Belasting Aecounianisdienst Commandement der Zeemacht en

Hoofd—L. Korthals Departement der Marine

Opiumfabriek Commandant der Zeemacht — Vice-;

Directeur—Ir. W. J. Burck Admiraal H. Ferwei'da

Leger Adjt.—Luit. ter zee le klasse F. J. E.

Krips

Commandant—Luit.-Genl. J. C. Koster Secretaris—W. J. Leyds Jzn

Adjudant

A. Sol — Kapitein Adjudant W. C. Chef van ter

Kapitein denzeeStaf

E. A.der Zeemacht — -

Yreede

Departement van 0orlog Hoofd der Afd. Militair personeel —

Hoofd—Luitenant-Generaal J. 0. Koster Kapitein ter zee W. A. de Jong

Hoofd van den Generalen Staf—Kolonel Hoofd der Afd. Materieel — Kapitein-i

G. J. Berenschot luitenant ter zee A. G. Yromans

Inspecteur van het Wapen der Infanterie Inspecteur van Administratie—J. G. vanij i

—GeneraaLMajoor J. L. Ravenek Kregten

Inspecteur van het Wapen der Cavalerie Hoofd

—Luitenant Kolonel M. Thomson der Afd. Algemeene zaken—J. H.;l!

Inspecteur van het Wapen der Artillerie Fockens, administrateur

—Kolonel J. Wesseling Hoofdinspecteur Hoofd van den dienst

van Scheepvaart—J. W. Langeler

Inspecteur van het Wapen der Genie— Inspecteur,

Generaal Maioor L. 0 A. 'van de van Scheepvaart—J. Onderhoofd van den dienst: ■

Kasteele Kuyper

Hoofdintendant—Kolonel H. van Ree Directeur van het Koninklij k Magnetisch j

Inspecteur der Militaire Administratie— Prof. Dr. J. Boerema Observatorium —I

en Meteorologisch

Kolonel A. J. Haan Comman dement der Marine te Soerabaia j; ■

Inspecteur van den Militair Geneeskun- Eskader

digen Dienst—Generaal-Majoor Dr. T. Kapiteinin terNed. zee Indie Commandant — i ■

G. W. Stove

J de. Yrieze Directeur van het Marine-etablissement ,

Hoofd van H.denJ. Topografischen

Kolonel Kuiper Dienst— te Soerabaja— C. W. Heringa

Hoofd van het Dienstplicht-en Reser- : iiKi—l 1 L

vepersoneel—H. M. Weeda CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE ; 5

Inspecteur van den Milicair Diergenees- AND INDUSTRY

kundigen Dienst—Dirigeerend paarden-

arts le. klasse Dr. J. M. G. Numans Batavia

Gewestelijke Staven President—A. Praasterink

Commandant le. Divisie

Generaal-Majoor M. L. F. Bajettoop Java — Secretary—I. Arentz

Commandant

Generaal-Majoor 2e. J.divisie

Beumerop Java — Yoorzitter—A.Semarano

Militaire Commandamten Fernhout

Atjeh Onderhoorigheden — Kolonel Vice-Voorzitter—Jhr. Ir. F. E. C. 1

J. C. J.enBongers Everts

Sumatra’s Westkust—Luitenant -Kolonel Secretaris—T.pagne

J. Van Lookeren Cam-

E. A. Steimmetz

NETHERLANDS INDIES C297

Sp U BABAYA Denmark

President—B. N. Oudraad Consul, Batavia—C. Prins

Secretary—Dr. H. J. Vredendaal Vice-Consul, Semarang—J. Chr. Wdller

Consul, Sourabaya—Jhr.

Savornin Lohman De A. F. de

Padang Consul, Padang—V. J. Hanchuyk

President—(Vacant) Consul, Medan—A. Verschoor (Acting)

Vice-President—M. Passer

Members—R. B. Meyer, A. Nagel and Vice-Consul, Menado—G. F. Hbchner

Consul, Macassar—W. R. Groskamp

) F. F. Anema

Macassab Finland

President—W. R. Groskamp Consul, Batavia—L. Th. Haasmann

Secretary—G.: Poster France

Cable Ad : Fransulat, Batavia

CONSULATES Consul-Genl., Batavia—R. Delage

Vice-Consul—P. Saintes

i Austria Commercial Agent—J. Burin des Roziers

Consul, Batavia—D.J. Rigterink (Acting) Consular Agent, Semarang—P. J.penburg Klop-

Consul, Padang—(Vacant) Do., Sourabaya—P. Bijlard

r Vice-Consul, Medan—J. J. Kok (Acting) Do., Tjilatjap—G.J.P. duPerron

^Consul, Sourabaya—J. H. Wouterson Do., Bandoeng—Dr. N. L. Swart

Belgium Do., Macassar—F. R. A. Weber

Do., Padang—K.P. Schuitmaker

.Consul-General, Batavia—P. Vandersti- Do., Medan—L. C. van Kasteele de

; chelen

IConsul, Semarang—M. W. J. G. Ollganer

’ Do., Sourabaya—J. van Neuren Germany

I Do., Macassar—D. Eskes Consul-General, Batavia—W. Timann

; Do., Palembang—H. G. Faber Consul, Makassar—O. Ohle (Acting)

; Do., Padang—J. Jonker Do., Medan—E. Dollmann

t Do., Medan—G. G. van Kooy Do., Padang—P. Schneewind

.Vice-Consul, Medan—Max Lemye Do., Semarang—E. Schafer

Do., Sourabaya—H. Bartels-Troje

Chile

I Consul, Batavia—S. W. Nash (Acting) Great Britain

Consul-Genl., Batavia— H. Fitzmaurice,

China C.M.G., M.B.E.

Consul General, Batavia—Tsebou-Kwong Consul—E. T. Lambert

Vice-Consul—G. C. Whitteridge

R. Kah Vice-Consul, Semarang—W. F. Loudon

Consul, Soerabaya—Tsao Ju Chuan

Semarang—(Temporarily under the Char- Consul, Sourabaya—E. W. Meiklereid

; ge of the Consul-General at Batavia) Consul, Medan — H. Bruce Henderson

Vice-Consul, Padang—H. Levison

Consul, Palembang—Shou Hsi Ming

t Vice-Consul, Consul Titulaire (In Charge), Vice-Consul, Macassar—C. M. David

f, Medan—Dalton T. Djang

Consul, Makassar—Teh-Fung Wang Italy

- Consul, Batavia — Cav. Uff. Dr. Dino

Cuba . Senaplicini

^Consul - Gen., Batavia — Gustavo E. Japan

I Mustelier y Galan Consul-General, Batavia—S. Koshida; V

Czechoslovakia Kotani (Vice-Consul)

Consul, Sourabaya—J. Aneha

Consul, Batavia—Ir. R. Stanek (Acting) Consul, Medan—Keizo Naito

NETHERLANDS INDIES

Norway Commissarissen—E. J. F. van Dunne,

Consul-General, Batavia—W. M. Col- M. H.

P. Tielens, Ir. E. A. Voorneman, M.

Thamrin, P. N. Janssen, P. Th.

vill Elfring

Consul, Padang—K. P. Schuitmaker Directeur—P. E. Bos, dipl. el. ing. e.t.h.

Vice-Consul, Semarang—P. D.

Consul, Sourabaya—J. C. SchreuderLewis Chef Exploitatic—C. J. van Loghem de

Vice-Consul, Menado — Chr. P. E. Josselin de Jong

Andersen Gedelegeerde te Amsterdam—Nederland-

Vice-Consul, Macassar—M. P. Rasmussen sch-Indische Escompto Maatschappij

Poland .• Deli Spoorweg Maatschappy

Consulate—Batavia, Soendaweg 17 Directeur (Nederland-Amsterdam)—B. H.

Consul—Dr. Z. B. Przybykiewicz A. van Kreel

Vice - Consulate12 — Semarang, Hoogen- Commisarissen—H.

Smits,

Cremer, Ir, G. C. M.

dorpstraat

Vice Consul - J. H. Boelen Kielstra,Ir.C.C.J. van

C. W.Kempen

van Dyk, R. E.

Plaatselyk Comite Medan—J. H. Bitters,

Portugal Dr. H. Kolkman, G. Pitlo

Consul, Administrateur—Ir. A. Baron van Styrum

(Acting)Batavia — J. A. van Staveren Wd do —Ir. J. A. A. Hoefnagels

Consul, Sourabaya — J. J. Ph. de Tries

(Acting) Kediri Stoomtram Maatschappij

Siam Directeur— (Nederland-Amsterdam) Ir.

H. F. van Stipriaan Luiscius

Acting Consul, Batavia—H. D. Bittleston Hoofdvertegenwoordiger — A. J. W.

c/o Maclaine Watson & Co. Vorster

Spain Chef der Exploitatie—Ir. J. Madaesrz

Vice-Con., Batavia—P. L. Jut de Bourg- Madoera Stoomtram Maatschappij

helles Dir. — (Nederland-den Haag.) Ir. M. C.

Sweden Rueb

Consul-Genl., Batavia—G. J. M. Wehry Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

trateur—Ir. C. J. Bollee, Jr.

tevens Adminis-

Vice-Consul—S. O. Lehman Comite te Soerabaia—Jhr. Dr. C. J.Ir.van

Consul, Sourabaya—G. F. J. Staargaard der Wijck, Ir. E. Ch. Demmink, H.

Consul, Padang—F. F. Anema W. van der Voort

Vice-Consul, Mocassar—E. Biermann

Consul, Medan—S. L. Coster Malang Stoomtram Maatschappij

Vice-Con., Semarang—Jhr. F. E. Ch.Everts Cable Ad: Malangtram Malang

Switzerland Directeur (Nederland-Amsterdam) — Ir.

Consul, Batavia—Dr. P. L. Lenzinger D. J. M. G. Baron van Slingelandt

(Acting) Hoofdvertegenwoordiger —A.J.W. Vorster

Consul, Medan—Fr. Homberger (Acting) Chef van Exploitatie—J. Madarasz

Modjokerto Stoomtram Maatschappij

United States of America Directie—(Nederland’s-Gravenhage) — J.

Consul-General, Batavia, Java—Erie

Dickover H. Chattenburg, Jr. R. J. Doffegnies, H. Kepper

Consul—Albert Hoofdvertegenwoodiger—A. J. W. Vorster ,

Vice-Consul—Marselis C. Parsons, Jr. Chef der Exploitatie - B. Zoetemeijer

Consul, Sourabaya, Java—Frederick van Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg

den Arend Maatschappij

Consul, Medan, Sumatra — John B. Directie (’s - Gravenhage - Nederland ) —

Ketcham Raad van Beheer; Prof. Ir. J. Klopper

(voorzitter) Ir. Dr. J. A. Ringers (Lid)

RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY COS. Directie: Comite van Bestuur (Samarang-

Bataviasche Verkeers Maatschappij Ned. Oost-Indie)

(Voorzitter); Ir. H.; R.A. Beukelman,

J. W. Vorster A.

Regeeringsgemachtigde—Het

het Spborwegtoezicht Hoofd van G. de Ceuninck van Capelle, Ir. J. Slim,

Ir. P. A. G. Asselbergs (Leden)

NETHERLANDS INDIES

Gouvernements-Commissaris—(in N e- China Navigation Co., Ltd.

derland) A. W. E. Weijerman; (in Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Indie) Hoofd van de Afdeeling Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co. & Co.

Spoorwegtoezicht van het Depart- Do., Sourabaya— Fraser, Eaton

ment Van Verkeer en Waterstaat

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MaRITIMES

Oost Java Stoomtram Maatschappij de France

Directeuren -— (Nederland’s-Gravenhagn) Agenten, Batavia l

G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van Alphen. Do., Semarang h Hadden & Co., Ltd.

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir. G. Diephuis Do., Sourabaya J

(Semarang)

Administrate^'- Ir. E. Ch. Demmink Deutsch-Australische Gesselschaft

Dampfschiff

(Soerabajar) Agenten Tjilatjap

te Batavia,— Soerabaya, Semarang,

Pasoeroean Stoomtram Maatschappij Wm. H. Muller & Co.

Do. Macassar—Mohrmann

Directeur— (Nederland’s-Gravenhage) J. Do. Padang—H. My. v/h Giintzel & Co.

J. Deggeler Schumacher &

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

van Ameijden van Duijmin (Probolinggo)

N.-I.—Ir. D.

Chef der Exploitatie—J. Schooleman East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Agenten—MacNeill

Dieden & Co.,Watson

& Co., Maclaine, Semarang'

& Co.

Probolingo Stoomtram Maatschappij Batavia

Directeur — (Nederlands-Gravenhage) J. Agents, Soerabaya—East Asiatic Co.

Do., Tjilatjap—Rouwenhorst, Mulder

J. Deggeier & Co.

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

van Ameijden van Duijmin (Probolinggo)

N.-I.-—Ir. D.

Chef der Exploitatie — Ir. D. van Holland-Amerika Lijn

Ameijden van Duijm Agent at Padang—Internationale Crediet

en Handels. Mij. Rotterdam

Semarang-Cheribon Stoomtarm Java-Australie Lijn

Maatschappij

Directeuren. — (N ederland’s - Gra venhage) Agents, Macassar—Kon. Paketvaart Mij.

Do., Padang— do.

G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van Alphen

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger tevens

Exploitatie—Ir. G. Diephuis Chef der Java-British-Indian Line

Agents—Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Samarang Jo ana Stoomtram Maat-

■ . schappij Java-Chin a-Jap an Line

Representatives at Batavia—A. L. W.

Directeuren — (Nederland ’s-Gravenhge)

G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van Alphen van Dobben and J. H. Warning

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir. G. Diephuis Agents, Cheribon—Ned. Ind. Handelsbank

Chef der Exploitatie — De Hoofdverte- Do., Emmahaven—Intern. Cred. en

Handels. “Rotterdam”

genwoordiger Do.,

Do., Muntok—

Padang— do.

do.

CABLE AND TELEGRAPH COS. Do., Panaroekan

“ Panaroekan ”— Maatschappij

Cable and Wireless, Ltd. (formerly Do., Pasoeroean — Afscheep- & com-

Eastern Extension, Australasia and Do., Pekalongan —v/h. missiezaak J. F. Esser

Ned. Ind. Han-

China Telegraph Co., Ltd.)—Cable delsbank

Ad: Eastern Do., Probolingo— do.

Vertegenwoordiger—A. Stevens Agents, Sabang—St. My. “Nederland”

SHIPPING COS. Do., Singapore—Internationale

diet-

BritishBatavia—Maclaine,

India Steam Nav.WatsonCo., Ltd. Do., Tandjongpriok

Semarang ' J.-C.-J.Lijn

Agenten, &Co. Do.,

Do., Sourabaya

Agenten, Semarang—MacNeill & Co. Do., Macassar

Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton & Co. Do., Tegal—Ned. Ind. Handelsbank

0300 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Agents, Balik VNederlandsch Indis i

roleum Maatschappij Pet- Pekalongan

Papan —Bataafsche e

T, P Ichey Handelsbank

Do., Menado—N. V. “Prauwenveer” Probolmggo JfNHandelbank Cable Ad;

Pacific Java Bengal Line Tjilatjap— N.V.

Handel Borneo Sumatra

Management — Netherland Line, Royal

Dutch Mail Cable Ad:Maatschappij;:

Borsumij

Pasoeroean— N.V. Afscheep-v/h.

missiezaak k Com-;

J.Ad:F.

N. V. Koninklijke

Maatschappij Paketvaakt- Esser; Cable

Hoofdkantoor te Amsterdam Rinkhuis

Directeuren—C. ter Poorten, J. W. B. Banjoewangi— Tambong Do.; Cable Ad:

Everts Panaroekan— Panaroekan

Hoofdkantoor te Batavia-C.

President-Directeur—A. J. Pronk appij; CableMaatsch- Ad:

Directeuren—A. F. Vas Dias, R. Pronk, Prauwe

bond o veer - Si toe-

D. H. de Jong en H. B. ter Braake Makasser— N. V. Nederlandsch

Nederlandsche Stoomvaart Indische Scheepvaart

Maatschappij “Oceaan” Etablissemen ten; Cable

Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Oo. Balikpapan Ad: Lloydmail

Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co. { N. V. De Bataafsche

Do., Tarakan ) Petroleum

CableMaatsch-

Do., Sourabaya

Pasoeroean \r Fraser, Eaton & Oo appij;

J udex

Ad:

Do., Probolingo J

Agenten, Tj erebon ] Nederlandsch-Indis- Sabang— N.V. Stoomvaart Ma-

atschappij “ Neder-

Do:! Macassar — Michael .<*' Haiidetsliank land”; Cable Ad:

Nederland

Do., Stephens & Penang— Inward:

Do.,

Oo., Ld.

Indramajoe—Rupe Colebrander N. V.(Europe)

Paketvaart Koninklijke

Maatsch-

Do., Tjilatjap—MacNeill

Do., Padaug—Haacke k Oo. k Co. appij; Cable Ad:

Do., Paketvaart

Do., Belawan

Sabang—S.Harrisons k Crosfield

M. Nederland Inward: (U.S.A.-Atl.

Mansfield & Co. c.)|

Ltd.

Do., Telokbetong

Meyer k Co.— H. My. Behn Cable Ad: Mansfield

Outward:

Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co. Boustead k Co. Ltd.;

Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Cable Ad: Lloydmail

Toyo Kisen Kaisha Port Swettenham—Harper,

Co. Ltd.; Gilfillan

Cable Ad:k

(Oriental Steamship Co.) Achan

Agenten, Batavia — Campbell, MacColl Inward:

k Oo. Boustead & Co. Ltd.c.)

(U.S.A.-Atl.

Peninsular and Oriental

Navigation Steam

Co.Watson N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij

Agenten, Batavia—Maclaine, “Nederland”

k Co. Vertegenwoordigers

Do.. : Batavia

Do., Semarang—McNeill

Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton& Co.

Do. Batavia C. j ^;g Kantoor

Rotterdam Lloyd—Royal Dutch Mail Do. Tandjoeng Pnok ^ *en lStooim,

Agencies at : Do. Semarang My.der "Nederland”

Batavia Do.

Do. Soerabaja

Sabang J|

Cheribon

Semarang j N.V. Internationale Do. Padang : Internationale Crediet-en

Soerabaya | Credieten Handels- Do. Do. Emmahaven I Hf-ndelsver. “Rotterdam”

Medan (Belawan) jWereeniging, “Rot- Macassar 1 Eigen Kantoor van

Padang j terdam”; Cable Ad: Do. Medan Jf * de s_ M N.

Do. Singapore

Benkoelen Karang jJ Lloydmail

Tandjong Do. Tjilatjap -Ahicamy

(Oosthaven) J Do. Penang ) Koninklijke Paket-

Singapore Do. Olehleh J vaart Mji.

NETHERLANDS INDIES—BATAVIA C30I

Agent te Pekalongan A. M. Timmermans Hoofdvertegenwoordiger, Batavia—W. C.

Pasoeroean — N. V.

Afscheep commissiezaak J. Versteegh

voorheen J.— F.en Esser

Do. Probolingo

N. V. — N. I. Handelsbank HeadAccountancy Dept.—Th. J. deBruijn

6

Do. Panaroekan—Maatschappij Head Commercial Dept.—M. E. A. L. de

“Panaroekan” Jong

CIVIL AVIATION Head Technical Dept.—J. P. de Bree

Koninkluke NEDEKLA NDSC h-Indische Flight Superintendent—R. W. C. G. A.

Wittert van Hoogland

Luchtvaakt Maatschappxj

Direeteuren (Nederland, Amsterdam)—

A. Plesman en H. N ieuwenhuis Head Publicity Dept.—A. Zimmerman

BATAVIA

w Batavia, the seat of the Government of the Netherlands Indies and the capital of

J the provincie West-Java, is situated in 106° 4a E. longitude and 6° 7' S. latitude,

ji century

The old surrounded

city is builtbyinfortifications,

the ancient Dutch

whichthestyle and wasbeen

haveunfavourable.

since till demolished.

the beginningItof was the 19th

for-

V; merly considered unhealthy. In 1699 conditions were greatly

increased by an eruption of Mount Salak, masses of mud ind sand being washed

? up by the river Tjiliwong, so that drainage became very difficult for a time. For

I this reason it became the habit for but few Europeans to remain day and night in the

I old city. The fine large houses are employed for offices and godowns, and in the after-

|| isnoon, when south

situated businessof isthefinished, most of the

old city builtEuropeans retire to the new town, which

; spacious squares and pleasant villasandsurrounded in bymodern

gardensstyle.form Broad

there aroads and

desirable

|; place.

embellish the new town by the construction of barracks and the palace that was de-to

It was Marshal Daendels who, in the first years of the last century, began

j: signed to be the residence of the Governor-General, but has never been used for that

1 purpose. It is now utilised for Government offices and it is situated on the east side

of the Waterloo Square, where are monuments celebrating the allied victory at the

j battle of Waterloo to General Michiels who fell in Bali, and to Jan Pieterszoon Coen,

I| anniversary.

the founder ofOn the the

city,leftwhich

andlatter

rightwas of unveiled

the palacewhen are Batavia

the Supremecelebrated

Courtitsand250th

the

i Military Club Concordia. At a short distance from the Waterlooplein is another

i larger square, the Koningsplein,' each side of which is one kilometre long. It is sur-

! rounded by large houses occupied by consulates, clubs, the Ethnological Museum, the

j Commercial Museum,

residences, shops the School

and office of Law

buildings, theofNatural

the University,

Historical many hotelstheandMunicipal

Society, private

: Buildings, the Willem’s Church, large private schools, the Weltevreden railway station.

To the north is the town Palace of the Governor-General, the central telephone office,

'j ofsports

the grounds andsixa Cinema.

University, well equippedIn other

modernpartshospitals

of the newandcity

two are the Medical

maternity homes,School

many

fj government

grounds, a Department

golf course Headquarters,

and numerous large

other hotels, four

attractions. swimming

;

Batavia baths,

is a many sports

thoroughly

modern, up-to-date city.

The Banks

Several old cityand

and Banking

the new areCorporations

connected by haverailways,

offices tramways,

at Batavia,andincluding

wide ijoads.

the

** Netherlands Trading Society (Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij), Netherlands-

Indian Commercial Bank (Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank),

Indian Discount' Company (Nederlandsch Indische Escompto Mij.). There are also and the Netherlands-

agencies of the Australia

Bank of India, HongkongandandChina, Shanghai

of theBanking Corporation,

International BankingofCorporation,

the Charteredof

the Taiwan Bank, Ltd. and the Yokohama Specie Bank.

The population of Greater Batavia consisted on October, 7th 1930, of 37,278

Europeans, 78,965 Chinese, 7,478 non-indigenous Orientals, and 411,049 natives: total

534,770.

C302 BATAVIA

BUITENZORG

The usual residence of blie Governor-General is at Buitenzorg, at a distance:

of nearly one hour by railway from Batavia. The botanical gardens near the

palace

for theirof beautiful

the Governor-General

arrangement, were made in 1817,

but especially andgreat

for the are well known

services not onlyto

rendered

science and agriculture under the management of the eminent directors, Teysmann,

Dr. Scheffer, and Prof. Dr. Treub. All experiments for the introduction of exotic plants

nto Netherlands-India are made here, with the result that many useful plants from

foreign countries are reared and flourish in Java as in their native soil

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Company, Cable Codes Arcken & Co., Van, Weltevreden,

Condensers and; Private

pilers—Batavia Cable Ad:Code Kolff,

Com- Jewellers and Goldsmiths; Cable

Batavia Ad: Vanarcken, Codes:—A.B.C. 4th

Agents: and 5th Editions and Mercuur 2nd

G. Kolff & Company Arima & Company, Ltd., H., Export-

Albrecht & Co., IN. V. Electrjsche ers of General Produce—Cable Ad :

Drukkerij v/h.—Molenvliet Cost 8, Arima; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th

Batavia-Centrum and 6th

13 & It 35 H Asia Life Insurance Co. —Hongkong

Mei yah pao sien hung sze Bank Building, 15, Kali Besar West

Batavia; Teleph. 1961; Cable Ad: Alico

American-Asiatic Underwriters Ltd.,

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, Motor Assurantiekantoor Langeveldt

Car, Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate Schroder, N. V., Insurance. Branches at

Glass,

HongkongBaggage

Bank andBuilding,

Special 15,Bisks—

Kali Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang. Teleph.

Besar West; Teleph. 225; Cable Ad: Batavia 567; Sourabaya Noord 1444,

Alico Semarang 1278 and Bandoeng 1450;

Cable Ad: Caledonian; Codes:

“Amsterdam” Handels Vereeniging, Bentley’s and Acme

Exporters of General Produce-

Cable Ad: Reineke; Codes: A.B.C. BANKS

6th Bentley’s and Private

Amsterdamsch Kantoor voor Indische Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The — Cable

Zaeen, Importers of Electrical Ad: Taiwangink

Machinery — Cable Ad: Akiz; T. Arimoto, manager

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 6tn edn., Batavia Bank—22 & 23, Asemka, Bata-

Mosse, Tybo and Galland via ; Cable Ad: Bataviabank

Ang Sioe Tjiang Handelmaatsohappij

N.V., Importers of Building Chartered Bank of India, Australia

MaterialsCodes:

— Cable and China—Cable Ad: Banana

jiang; A.B.C.Ad:5th Angsioet-

and 6th, Batavia—D. M. Millar, agent

Engineering 2md. Western Union Sourabaja—A. D. Trail, sub-agent

and Liebers’s Semarang

agent — R. F Hunter, sub-

“Archa” N.V. Oliefabriek. Exporters Medan—L. O. Tasker, agent

of Cocoanut Oil, Raw and Refined— Makasser—Michael Stephens & Co.,

Cable Ad: Archa; Codes: Bentley’s Ld., agents

BATAVIA

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Nederlandsch - Indische Escompto

Maatschappij-—Cable Ad: Escompto

Corporation—Cable Ad : Nerbudda

Batavia—H. G. Hegarty, manager

Sourabaya—H. R. Hemsted, agent N ederlandsch-Indische Handelsbank,

Samarang—McNeill & Co., agents N.Beheer, V.—

Nederlandsch Indisch Kan-

Cheribon—N. V. Internationale toren

Crediet and Handelsvereeniging

“Rotterdam”, agents Directeur—G. J. Jobsis, F. Fzn.

Macassar—Java Bank, agents Yokohama Specie Bank —

De Java-Bode (Algemeen Dagblad vook M. Matsuda

Nederlandsoh-Indie) Newspaper — Bavosta (Bataviasche Volks eai Stad-

Cable Ad: Javabode (Batavia-G.) sapotheek), Chemists and Druggists

De Javasche Bank—(Only Bank of Issue, —Rijswijk 9, Batavia Centrum; Cable

of the Netherlands East Indies) Estab- A.d : Bavosta

. lished 1828. Head Office: Batavia; Becker and Company, N.V., Batavia,

! Branch in Holland: Amsterdam. Bran- Sourabaya and Pasoeroean, Impor-

ches in Java: Bandoeng, Cheribon, ters of all kinds of Machinery;

Djokjakarta, Kediri, Malang, Semarang Machine shop in Pasoeroean; Con-

Sourabaya, Solo. Branches in

Sumatra: Kceta Radja, Medan, Padang tractors to Dutch Indian Navy;

1 Palembang, Tandjong Balei. Branches Codes: Bentley, A.B.C. and Mosse

in Borneo: Bandjermasin, Pontianak.

! Branches in Celebes: Makassar, Menado Behn Meyer & Co., Handel - Maats.

; Cable Ad: Delegatie, Codes: Bentley’s chappij, N. Y. General Importers—

Complete Phrase, Second Phrase, Teleph. Bt. 1832 and 1834; Cable Ad :

Peterson’s 1st, 2nd and 3rd edns. Behnmeyer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

A.B.C. 5th, 6th and 7th edns. Bentley’s, Acme, Mosse and Private

New York Correspondents: —

Guaranty Trust Co. of New York Bendien & Company, N.V., Importers

London Correspondents—Lloyds —Cable of Provisions, Chemicals and Drugs

Bank, Ltd., N.M. Rothschild Ad : Bandioo, Codes. Bemb-

and Sons ley’s and A.B.C. 6th

President—Dr. G. G. van Buttingha

Wichers Bergman, N.V., Handelsvereeniging,

Managing Director and First Impoorters of Electrical Accessories—

Deputy Presdt.—A. Praasterink Cable Ad: Bergman Codes: Bent-

Managing Director-Secretary and ley’s and A.B.C. 6th

2nd Deputy President—J. C. van

Waveren

Capital (Paid Up) F. 9,000,000, Biedermann & Co., W., Handelsven-

nootschap v/h., Importers of Pro-

Reserve Funds F. 9,066,561 visions, Wines and Spirits—Cable

Ad : Biedermann ; Codes : Bentley’s^

I Nederlandsohe Handel-Maatsohappy, A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Private and

I N. V., Bankers—Head Office for the Far Mosse

! East: Batavia. . Agencies at; Sourabaya, Biljartfabriek “Emma,” Billiaard Table

| Semarang, Medan, Weltevreden, Ban- Cactory—Factory and Head Office : G.

^1 doeng, Djosja,Macasser,

Solo, Djember, Palem- Fhaulan 31, Batavia Centrum; Cable

| bang, Djambi,

Pontianak, Pemangkat, Bandjermasin,

Singkawang, Ad :Kielich, Batavia-Centrum;

edn. and Codes

Rudolf:

\ Sambas, Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, A.B.C. 5thBranch

and in6thSourabaya

: Rangoon, Calcutta, Bombay, Singapore, Mosse.W. Kielich, managing director

I Penang. Djeddah and Suriname,

f| Sun-Agencies

Pekalongan andat:Tiilatjap

Cheribon, Tegal, Bombay Java Trading Co., Ltd., The,

President—M. H. "Woutman ImportersJ of Rubber and Tea

Members—H. Giel and K. F. Zeeman Chests—

Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Romford; Code:

Secretary -C. F. H. de Vries

C304 BATAVIA

Boeneo-Sumatka, Handel Maatschap- Aerated Water and Syrup Fac-

pij, Importers of Automobiles and tory-Cable Ad: Gouwboenseng;

Provisions—Cable Ad: Borsumy; Codes: A.B.C. 5th & Improved,

Codes: Bentley’s and Acme A.B.C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s

Complete Phrase, Acme and

Brandon Mesritz k Co., General Im- Private

porters—Cable Ad: Brandon; Codes: Agents at—Semarang, Soerabaya,

Bentley’s, Oriental and Schofield’s Borneo k Sumatra

Canadian Government Trade Com- “Deli Atjeh,” N.V. Handel Maats-

missioner (Commercial Intelligence chappij,

Spirits

Importers of Wines and .

Provisions, Tobacco, Hard-

* Service; Dept, of Trade and Com- ware, Piece

merce) for Netherlands India— Men’s k Ladies’Goods, Soft Goods,

Dress, Fancy Arti-

Chartered Bank Building; P.O. Box cles and Flour—Cable Ad : Nolte-

84; Cable Ad: Canadian; Code: haas; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th;

Bentley’s Second

Assistant Trade Commissioner—R. Edn.,Code

Bentley’s Complete Phrase

P. Bower

Head Office for the Middle East— ‘Djatti Baroe,” N.V., Import and

Union Building, Singapore Industries Mu, Importers of Glass,

Acting Trade .Commissioner—B. C. Household Supplies, Paints, Cotton

Butler and Silk Goods—Cable Ad: Leder-

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V., Export- werk; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

Mercuur 3rd, Bentley’s and Mosse

ers of General Produce—Cable Ad :

Catzco; Code: A.B.C. 6th, General, Dunlop k Co., E. (Handelsmaatschap-

Bentley’s pij), Importers of Provisions, Beve-

Chotirmall k Co., K.A.J. (Estab. rage, Spirits, Cigars, and Sundries

1875), Silk Merchants, Drapers and —Cable

Bentley’s

Ad: Dunlopco; Codes:

a

Ladies’ Dressmakers — 7, Pasar

Baroe; Teleph. 1051 Central; Cable Dunlop Rubber Co. (N. E. L), Ltd.,

Ad: Chotirmall; Codes: Acme The—Tanah Abang West 20; Cable

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition. Ad: Tyre. Head Office : Batavia,

Head Office: Singapore. Branches Java; Depots: Semarang, Soeraba-

in Sourabaya, Saigon, Hongkong, ya and Medan

C'antom and Kobe

Cobeja fComptoir Belgo Javan ais, Erdmann and Sielcken, Sugar and

General Produce Exporters—P.O.

Societe Anon.), Importers of Glass, Box 44, Batavia; Cable Ad: Visur-

Metals, Hardware and Cotton

Goods—Cable Ad : Cobeja; Codes : gis; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

(Old and New), Acme and Private

Beniley’s A.B.C. 6th

Esche Forwerg k Co., Importers of

Glass Ware, Piece Goods and Office

Compagnie de Importation de Pro- Appliances—Cable

duits Metalttrgiques et Annexes, Codes: Bentley’s, Ad: Eschewerg;

Importers of Building Materials and A.B.C. 5th and Western 6th

Union

and Machinery—‘Cable Ad : Albet;

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th

Fermont Cuypers, N. V. Architecten-

Cultuur, Bouw & Handel Mu., N. V., en Ingenieurs Bureau, Architects

“Hok Hwie Goan”, Gouw Boen and Constructing Engineers—Mojen-

vliet Oost ?©; Teleph. Wl. 275; Cable

Seng & Co., Batavia, N.E.I. (Esta- Ad: Fermont Batavia, Codes: A.B.C.

blished 1878), Importers of Provi-

sions and Drinks of All . Kinds and 5th Edition and Mercuur

Manufacturers’ Agents A. A. Fermont, dir. and architect

Proprietors of Agricultural (Rub- Th. J. Taen, architect, director

ber) and Real Estate, Lemonade, M. Kaptijn, signs per pro.

BATAVIA C305

General Motors Java Handel Maat- HetGenootschapOnderling“DeLevensverzekerinq

schappij, N. V., Manufacturers in Life Insurance. HeadOlyeh van 1879”—

Office:forTheH

Motor Cars and Trucks (Tandjong Holland;, Branch Office

Priok, Java, N. E, I.)--Cable Ad: East: theague,

Far

Genimotjava Batavia,, Voorrij Zuid; Teleph.

H. A Quade, managing director Bat. 823'

A.B.C. 6th; Edition

Cable Ad: Olveh; Codes:

Gorkom & Co., J. Van, N.V., Puarma- M. G. Hoekstra, manager

oeutische Handelsvereeniging, Im- H. Creutzberg, sub-manager

porters of Chemicals and Drugs and A. I. Ipsen, asst, manager

Photographic Supplies, Wines and

Spirits—Cable Ad : Gorkom-Djokja Heybrcek’s Groothandel, N. V., Importers

Hagemeyer & Co’s., H. Mu., Import- ofRadios,Electrical Materials, Fittings, Bulbs,

and Kerosene Lamps etc.—

ers of Wines and Spirits, Provi- Konningsplein West 5, Batavia Cen-

sions,, Chemicals . and Drugs and

Office Appliances—Cable Ad : Hage- trum 108;

; Teleph. Weltevreden 240 and

Cable Ad: Hageehandel; Code:

meyer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s

Hall Trading Corporation, The Ex- Holland.-Batavia Handelmaatschappij ,

porters of General Produce - Cable

Ad: Halltrading; Codes: A.B.C. Exporters of General Produce

Cable Ads: Holba and Bahol,

6th, Bentleys & Acme Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

Handel

! N. V.—

Handel Mu. Gestetner, N.V.,Duplicator Imp.Merchants,

Ind. Mu. Djati Baroe, General

Batavia and996Sourabaya—

Manufacturers-^38, Tanah Abang West,, Telephs. Weltevreden (Batavia)

Batavia^Centrum; Teleph. Wl. 5800; Noord 2046 (Sourabaya); Cable Ad;

Cable < Ad:Aloon

Sourabaya, Gestetner. Lederwerk Batavia; Codes A.B.C. 6th.

Branches:5, edn.,

Aloon Tjpntong

Bandoeng, Bentley’s and Mosse

Villapark 4,Tamblongweg

Medan, Oude6,Marktstraat

Semarang, D. Matthias, director

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York Umpla” Import Mu. voor Pharmaceu-

(American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd., TISCHE EN LaNDBOWKUNDIGE AkTIKE-

len N.V., Importers and Chemicals

Managers for tlieOrient)—5, KaliBessar

West; Teleph, 225; Cable Ad: Mann and Drugs—Cable Ad: Impla;

AlicO Code: A.B.C. 6th

Mann’s Insurances, general agents

r Harmsen, Verwey & Co., Importers

Indische Lloyd, Algemeene Verzeker-

of Wines and Spirits, Tobacco and ing Lloyd,

Maatschappij N. V. (Indischk

General Insurance Co., Ltd.).

Provisions — Cable Ad: Hapege; Branches at Samarang, Batavia, Ban

Codes: AB.C. 5th and 6th, Bent- doeng and Soerabaya. Phone Sin. 1417;

ley’s, Mercuur 2nd and Private Cable Ad: Indische Lloyd; Codes A.B.C.

5th & 6th Editions

■Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., Batavia

IJ) (Java). Etate Agents,

and Exporters General Importers

and Insurance Agents : Internationale Credit en N.Handels-

| Import:

Rubber all Estates

Machinery, Bequisites,

Gas Tea and Vereeniging

andOilEngines,

“Rotterdam,”

porters of Provisions, Building

V., Im-

|| etc. Export: Tea and Rubber—Cable Materials, Chemicals, Hardware

Ad

6th :and

Crosfield;

Bentley’sCodes : A. B.and

Complete C. 5th and and Sundries, Exporters of Alcohol,

Revised

f 2nd Phrase Code. Pepper, Rubber and Oil Products—

Cable Ads: Pacific (Import Dept.) and

Heath & Co., Ltd., Tea Merchants— Bentley’s, Cosmonatio (Export Dept.); Codes;

Kali Besar West 49, Batavia Acme, and A.B.C. 5th

and 6th. Head Office at Rotterdam

C306 BATAVIA

“Isamy” Pharmaceutical Department Javasche Houthandel-Maatschappij

of the N. V. Borneo Sumatra Han- (N. V. Vereenigde), Timber Mer-

del Maatschappy Batavia-Sourabaya, chants, Exporters of Hewn and

Importers of Chemicals, Drugs and Sawn Java Teak (Tectona Grandis)

Photographic Articles—Cable Ad : —Head Office: Semarang; Cable

Borsumy Ad: Javahout

Jacobson van den Berg & Co., Im- Kerkhoff Kerstholt & Co., Import-

porters of Building Materials, Che-

micals, Provisions, Cigarettes, To- ers ofAppliances—Cable

Glassware, Hardware and

bacco and Paper. Exporters of Office Ad : Kaka-

Alcohol, Grain, Flour, Tobacco and co; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Oils—Cable Ad : Jacoberg

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Mu., Ex-

Jaissle

Watches, Jewellery, Gold and Silver- Ad: Kianguan; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

ware and Toilet requisites, Clocks, Lieber’s, Bentley’s Acme and Private

Novelties, Silverplated Ware, Foun-

tain Pens and Pencils—Noordwyk Klaasen Co. —Administrators : Bijs-

15, Batavia-Centrum; Phone W.l. wijk 18, Batayia-C. Cable Ad: Klaa-

2569; P.O. Box 68: Cable Ad:

Jaissle; Code: Bentley’s and Mosse. senco; Codes: A. B. C. 5th and 6th

Editions and Bentley’s

Branch at Sourabaya Th. A. Klaasen, general manager

Partners—O. H. Jaissle (Batavia)

L. K. J. Matschelknauss (Soura- and E. Egas, asst, manager

baya) M. K. Tels, do.

Jansen & Co., L. E., Importers and Kolff & Co. (Konninklijke Boek-

Merchants, Batavia (Centrum)— handel en Drukkerij G.), Importers

Cable Ad : Jansenel of Paper and Office Appliances—

S. C. van Vliet, manager

M. de Waard, J. Phang, O. Cable Ad: Kolff; Code: A.B.C. 5th

and 6th Editions, Bentley’s 5th and

Altmann and J. M. Blad 6th

Java

KaliChina

BesarJapan Lijn N.Telephs.

Cost 10-12; V., Shipping-

iBatavia Koninklijke Nederlandsch Indisohe

1755-1758; P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad; Luohtvaart Maatschappij N.V. (Ro-

Chinaliin; Codes: Bentley’s Phrase yal Netherlands Indies’ Airways),

Code (Second). Branches at Semarang, A.B.C. Batavia—Cable Ad: Aera; Codes:

Sourabaya, Macassar, Shanghai,

Hongkong, Kobe,

Can- plete Phrase6th Edn., Bentley’s Com-

ton, Amoy, Code, Bentley’s Second

Osaka, NagoyaSwatow,

and Manila Phrase Code

A. L. W. van Dobben and J. H. Managing

Warning, representatives

H. M. Spit, passage dept. Versteegh Director — W. C. J.

A. Nunnikhoven, secretary Head Accountancy Dept.—Th. J. de

W. A. Schreuder, proxy Bruijn

Head Commercial Dept.—M. E. A. L.

de Jong

Java Export Maatschappy, N. V., Ex- Head Technical Dept.—J. P. de Bree

porters of General Produce—Cable Flight Superintendent—R.W.C.G.A.

Ad : Javem; Codes : General Bent- Wittert van Hoogland

ley’s, A.B.C. Western Union Head Publicity Dept —A. Zimmerman

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Lange & Co., de, Handel Mu., v/h,

Exporters of General Produce— Importers of Provisions, Cement,

Cable Ads: Boasover and Jasumy; Chemicals and Tobacco—Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and Delange; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

6th and Private ley’s and Merouur

BATAVIA C307

Letteugieterij “ Amsterdam,” N. V., Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschappy,

f Voorh. N. Tefcterode afd. N.O.I., Type- N.V., Tea, Bobber,: Coftee and Co-

foundry, Dealers in Printing Machinery coa Estate Managers—Cable Ad:

and all West

Abang PrintingNo.Accessories—Tanah-

10, Batavia Cen- Bouwland; Code: Bentley’s 2nd

trum; Teleph. 3011-3 Batavia-Cen- Ned. Siemens Mu., Importers of

tfum; Cable Ad: Lettergieterij; Electrical Accessories and Railway

f Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and Materials, Telephones, Telefunken-

Bentley’s. Head Office at Amster- Materials and Medical apparatus and

, dam. Branch at Sourabaya instruments — Filiaal Nederlandsch-

J. C. Fock, general mgr. Indie, Hoofdkantoor

J. H. Kalkwarf, do. Molenvliet-Oost 2; Cable Batavia/Java,

Ad: Siemens;

Codes: Alpha, Mosse, A.B.C. 6th

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd., Thi Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en

baultweg 1, Batavia-C.—Cable Ad : Uitgevers Maatsohappij, Publishers

Linotype of “Batavaasch Nieuwsblad and De

E. Pundsack, manager for N.E.I. Voehsstem”—Cable Ad: Nieuwsblad

My. Lindetevens - Stokvis (Capital Nederlandsche Rubber Unie, N.V.,

Fs. 10,000,000), Importers of all Exporters of Rubber—Cable Ad:

kind of Machinery, Chemicals, Mo- Rubberunie; Code: Bentley’s

torcars and Trucks, etc., Manufac-

turers of Steel-construction, Steel Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro-

Drums, Paints, etc.—Cable Ad : ducts, Ltd., Condensed & Sterilised

Lindeteves, All Codes Milk, Milk Powders, Chocolate,

Cocoa and “ Lactogen ”—13, Ko-

Maclaine Watson & Co., Exporters of ningsplein Noord, Batavia-C.; Cable

Ad: Nestanglo; Codes: Private

General Produce— and Bentley’s

Maintz Prodtjcten Handel, N.V., Ex- Niederer and Company, Importers of

porters of General Produce—Cable Wine, Flour, Paper and Sundries—

Ad: Produtrade; Codes; Bentley’s Cable Ad: Niederer; Codes: A.B.C.

A.B.C. 6th, Acme 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Private

Mirandolle Voute & Co., N.V., Ex- poration,Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor-

porters of General Produce—Cable Oost 23. Head Ltd., The — Kali Besar

Ad: Mataram; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, branches: Office: Batavia. Sub-

Bentleys and Acme Sourabaya, Medan and Ban-

doeng

S. Van Gelderen, manager for

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General The Netherlands East Indies

Importers and Exporters of Produce

- Cable Ad: Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. Ockerse & Co., Produce and Land-

5th, Bentley’s, Mercuur 3rd, Mar- and-House property—Binnen Nieuw-

oon! and Private spoort Straat 34; Telephs. Batavia

271 and Welt. 6299

Muller & Co., Wm. H., N. V., Shipping ‘Oost Indie” N. V. Handels vereeniging,

Agents—Branches in Semarang and Importers of Piecegoods, Provisions,

Sourabaya; Cable Ad: Mineral Metals, Tobacco and Sundries—

Cable Ad: Toewan; Codes: A.B.C.

Ned. Ind. Gas-Maatschappij, Import- 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

ers of all Kinds of Gas Machinery China & Japan Representatives:

and Apparatus—Cable Ads : Gasfa- Netherland Selling Organisation,

briek and Electron Shanghai & Osaka

0308 BATAVIA

Oud Pzn & Company, Wed. G.. Im- Rowley, Davies & Co., Ltd., Export;

porters of Wine and Provisions— Merchants and Estate Agents—Cable, .

Cable Ad: Oud; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Ad: Hiilrpw: Codes: A.B.C. 5th &A

and Mercuur 6th, Bentley’s, Acme and Private j

Peek & Co., Ltd. (Francis), Exporters Schlieper Carl, Importers of Building:

of Tea—Cable Ad: Franpekoe; Materials, Electrical Accessories, Hard-.

Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union, ware

A.B.C. 5th, Leiber’s, etc. Codes:andA.B.C.

Metals—Cable

5th and Ad:

6th, Schlieper;

Bentley’s!i

Peet & Co., John, Managers of Tea Carlowitz and Engineering Code

Estates—Cable Ad: Peet; Codes: Schnitzler and Co., Importers oim

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Automobiles and Motor Trucks, i|

Mercuur Provisions, Tobacco and iSundries—W

Pitcairn, Syme & Co., Ltd., Importers Cable Ad; Prevalade; Codes: II

and Exporters Shipping and Insur- A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Acme

ance Agents—(Estab. 1825); Cable

Ad:

6th, Pitcairn;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. Batavia,

and Scott. 5th and Schulte & Co., Handel Maatschappij,

Sourabaya and Samarang. Asso- Importers of Electrical Accessories, i

Hardware, Leather Goods and Rail-;

ciated with Ker, Bolton & Co., Lon- way

don and Ker & Co., Manila, Iloilo, Cable Ad: Schulteco; Codes:Cost

Materials—Molenvleit 99;:

A.B.C. '

Cebu and Davao. Agents in U.S.A.: 5th and Mosse

Aaron D. Weld’s Sons, Boston

Pryce & Co., John, Importers of Semarang Sea and Fire Insurance

Wines and Spirits and Exporters of Company, Established 1866, All

General Produce—Cable Ad: John- Classes of Insurance Transacted—

pryce; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Branches and Agencies Throughout

Bentley’s and Mosse the World. Head Office: Semarang

Rathkamp & Co., N.V., Ohemicalien- Smalhout Handelsvereeniging, Wel-

handee, Batavia, Chemists, Import- tevreden, Importers of Disinfec-

ers of Chemicals and Drugs—Cable tants; Toilet Articles and Office

Ad : Rathkamp ; Code : A.B.C. 5th Appliances—Cable Ad: Smalhout;

Reiss and Co., Handelsvereeniginq Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

v/h, . Importers of Provisions, Piece

Goods, Photographic Articles, Sundries,

Exporters of Products —Cable Ad: Soc. COMMISSIONARIA DI EsPORTAZIONE

Rosmarin; Codes:

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th and 6th, e di Importazione, V.H. (iSooieta

Private Commissioinaria Oriehtale), Import-

Renlook Trading Co., a/s. The, Im- ers of Motors, Proviaions, Building

porters of Bicycles, Cement and Materials, Tobacco and Office Appli-

Building Materials — Cable Ad: A.B.C. 5th andAd:6th Socita;

ances—Cable Codes:

and Private

Bofra; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s

and General SOC I ETA COMMERGIALE OLTREMARINA.

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd., Estate and N.V., Importers of Automobiles,

Chemicals, Household Supplies and

Shipping

bal; Agents—Cable

Codes: A.B.C. 6th,AdBroom-

: Tay- Toilet Articles—Cable Ad: Oltre-

hall’s, Bentley’s and Birchwood marin; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

ley’s, Lieber’s and Private

Rouwenhorst, MulderBuilding

ers of Provisions, & Co., Import-

Mate-

rials, Glassware, and Iron and Steel, Steenkolen Handel Mu. Ned. Ind.,

Importers of Coal and Coke, Steve-

Exporters of General Produce— dores, Tug and Lighter—Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Mulhorst; Codes: A.B.C. Coaltug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

6th, Bentley’s and Scott ley’s Mercuur and Scott’s

BATAVIA—SOUUAP.AYA 0309

A . Stibbe’s Export Mu B.G., N.V., Im- Velodrome N.V., Importers of Auto-

i; £ porters of Motor Bicycles, Chemicals mobiles and Motor Trucks—Cable

‘I • and Drugs, Electrical Accessories Ad: Velodrome; Codes: A.B.C. 5th;

I r' and Toilet Articles—Cable Ad : Bentley’s, General and Acme

r Berstibbe; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent-

ij ley’s and Western Union (Universal) Visser & Od., Boekhandel, Importers

of Paper, Stationery and Office

Stokvis Koninklijke Fabriek van Appliances—Cable Ad: Visboek;

Metaalwerken. W J,, N.V. (Ned. Ind. Codes:

W. J.

A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions

Th. Gerrelsen, director

Afdeeling), Importers of Sanitary

Articles—Cable Ad: Wisa; Codes:

A.B.C., 5th and 6th and Bentley’s Wall &. Boom, Weltevreden, Importers

of Provisions, Building Materials

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— and Textile Goods — Cable Ad:

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

• Cable Ad: Sunbeam and Bentley’s

Branch Manager—Stanley Price

Wehry & Co., Geo., General Import-

ers and Estate Managers—Head

Tels & Co’s. Handei. Mu, n.v.l.e., Office.

Importers of Wines, Provisions, Codes: Batavia; Cable Ad: Wehry;

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent-

Household Supplies, Metals and ley’s, Mosse, and Private

Textile Goods—Cable Ad: Letels;

, Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union

and Private Western Electric Company of Asia,

Ineoporated in U.S.A.—P.O. Box

52, Batavia-Centrum; Cable Ad:

Tiedeman and van Kerchem, Export- Wecophones,

ers of Coffee and Tea—-Cable Ad : Singapore; Codes:

Sterling; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. A.B.C., 5th Edn., Bentley’s and

Western Electric Private Code

5th and 6th and Mercuur

United States Rubber Export Co., Wilding & Co., General Importers

' > Ltd., Batavia, Importers of Tyres and AbangMerchants

West No.—28,Bentley’s

Head Office:

Batavia; CableTanah

Ad:

i, and Rubber Goods—Cable Ad: Rub- Wildingco; Codes: Second and

export ; Codes: Bentley’s, General Acme. Branches: Semarang and Soura-

’ and Private baya

SOURABAYA

J ( Sourabaya is the capital of the “Provincie” Oost-Java, in the island of Java, and

1 [ is advantageously situated for commercial purposes on the Madura Strait, directly

i if opposite

principal the island

centre of Madura.

of Java’s The second

commercial largest

activities. It iscityalsoonthethenaval

island, it is the

headquarters

| of Netherlands India. Among its principal buildings are fine Government and

i municipal offices, a naval arsenal, several shipbuilding yards and a naval flying-base.

| of theSourabaya’s position

Kali Mas river whichis empties

naturallyintoprotected

the Maduraand strait.

it lies onThisthestrait

low isalluvial delta

the narrow

|f -outlet

divisioninbetween

a trade the island

way for of Java and that

exceptionally rich ofdistricts.

Madura.It Sourabaya,

has been therefore,outiselse-

pointed the

, where that Java is naturally divided into three producing districts, each of which,

jj, climate

while yielding

as well asmuch

to soil.the Much

same ofproducts,

the soil ofyields

Javaaisdifferent

of volcanicgrade.

originThis

and istherefore

due to

exceedingly rich in deposits of a nutritive value. The eastern portion of the island, of

|: land,

whichmost

Sourabaya

of whichis the

has seaport proper,

been under contains for

cultivation about

many2,000years.

squareAbout

miles of71 agricultural

per cent, of

|; part.

the population is agricultural.

In 1937 there were 29,783 Among

Europeans, the foreigners

52,070 foreign the Chinese

Orientals,play299,000

an important

natives;

! total 380,853.

C310 SOUBABAYA

difference between the longest and the there

The climate is typically tropical shortestbeingday.onlyThe.

three quarterhowever,

climate, of an hour’s)

shows)

one

and marked differencemoderates

mountain-hreezes from that the of other

heat tropicaltheregions

during day forprevents

and the influence

too ofcooling-,

fast the sea'

off

95° atF. night. The’ pressure

and a rainfall is constant

of 130 inches. Thewith

wet aseason

meancovers

temperature of 80fromF. maximum)

the period December

to May, the dry one from June to November.

Sourabaya is extremely fortunate in .point of shipping, thanks largely to its geo-1

graphical position.Besides a modern, well equipped harbour, Sourabaya is provided;

with an excellent and safe roadstead. The entrance to the roads is 1,500 feet in U

width at the west, and the depth of water at low-tide is 22 feet. At the East entrance,*

which widens to the open sea, the depth is about 16 feet and in the roads about 42:

feet. The harbour has approximately 5,500 yards of quay and is fully equipped with!

electric

miles fmm cranes, dry-docks,

the centre of theandtown,

othertoloading

which itandis linked

coatingbyfacilities.

rail, road If,andlieswater.

about threes

DIRECTORY

Aanneming Mu, N. Y. Algem. Bou- j Accessories, Railway Materials,

wen (A.B.A.M.), Building, Contrac- Wireless Goods, etc.—Cable Ad:

tors— Akiz; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s,

Moese, Tybo and Galland

Aanneming Mu, v/h Firma H. F. Arima Y .Go., Ltd., 11., Importers of

Boersma, N. V. Nederlandsche Building Materials; Tea and Rub-

(N.E.D.A.M.) - ber Chests, Textile Goods, etc., Ex-

AgENTUUR EN COMMISSIEHADEL M/BoHR- j porters of General Produce—Cable

man, N. Y. — Sociteitstraat 17; Ca- Ads: Arima and Arhiko; Codes:

ble Ad : Rohrman ; Codes : Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

, Complete Phrase and A.B.C. 6th

Edn. Head Office: Tanah Abang BAN KS •

West B8, Batavia-Centrum

Algemeene Ned. Lnd. Electricxteit Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Head

Mu, N. V., Electric Power Co., Office Taipeh, Formosa, Sourabaya

serving Java and Borneo. Importers Branch; Cable Ad: Taiwangink

of Electrical Accessories—Cable Ad: Chartered Bank of India Australia &

Energon; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and China, The—Head Office: Londonp;

6th, Tybo, Bentley, Mosse, Galland Sourabaya Branch — Cable Ad.:

& Alpha Soothsayer

“Amsterdam” N.V. Handelsvereenig- S. Fortune, agent

ing, Producers of Sugar, Producers De Javasche Bank — Head Office:

and

tra Exporters

Manila ofFibre,

Sisalfibre,

Palm Suma-

Oil, Batavia, Sourabaya Agency; Cable

Tea, Tapioca, Rubber—Head Office : Ad : Delegatie

Amsterdam; Cable Ad: Reineke.

Branch Offices: Sourabaya & Me- Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

dan; Cable Ad: Victoria; Codes: Corporation — Head Office: Hong

Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and Kong; Cable Ad: Nerbudda

Private H. R. Hemsted, agent -

Amsterdam Kantoor voor Indische Koloniale Bank—Head Office : Amster-

Zaken, Importers of Electrical Ap- dam; Eastern Head Office: Soura-

pliances, Agricultural Machinery, baya; Cable Ad: Dutchman

Motors, Engine and Boiler Room E. H. van Veen, head agent

SOURABAYA C311

Mercantile Bank of India, etc.—Sou- Bentley’s, Acme, Oriental, Voller’s,

rabaya Branch A.B.C. 6th and Private. Head

Office: The Hague Sourabaya Office:

l^EDERLANDSCHE HaNDEL-MaATSOVAPPIJ, Societeitstr. 1-3

; N. Y.—Head Office: Amsterdam;

I Eastern Head Office: Batavia; Sou- Brandon, Mesritz & Co., General

rabaya Branch; Cable Ad: Trading Importers — Cable Ad : Mesritz;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and

Hederlandsch-IndischeEscomptoMaat- Private

schappij N.V.—Head Office : Bata- Brocades & Italie, N. V., Importers

via; Sourabaya Branch; Cable Ad: of Drugs and Chemicals—Chineesche

I Escompto

F. H. Pino, agent Voorstraat No. 17

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, of Coffee IIurns Philp & Co., Ltd., Exporters

N.V.—Head Office: Amsterdam; Head and General Produce—Cable

1 Office for Asia, Batavia; Sourabaya Ad: Burphil;

Bentley’s

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Branch; Cable Ad: Handelbank

Y. Lulof, manager Butteweg & Co., N.Y., Estab. 1880,

Importers of Leather and Leather

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The— Goods — Cable Ad: Butteweg;

Head Office, Yokohama, Sourabaya Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and

Branch Private

Becker & Co., N.V. Maatschappij, China Underwriters, Ltd., Life,

t.v.d.z. van, Importers of Building Fire, Accident, Marine, Motor-car

General Insurance—Head Office: Hong-

and

Materials, Machinery, Leather, kong

tools, etc.—Cable Ad : Beckerco ; Agents—Ross

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and

Mosse Heerenstraat;Taylor & Co.,Roscot

Cable Ad: Ltd.,

Behn, Meyer & Co., N. V., Handel- Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab.

Maatschappij, General Importers— 1875), Silk Merchants, Drapers, and

Telephs.

Ad N1124, 1125Codes

: Behnmeyer; and: A.B.C.

126; Cable

6th, Ladies’ Dressmakers—23, Pasar Be-

7th, Bentley’s, Acme, Mosse and tirmall sar; Teleph. 312z; Cable Ad: Cho-

Private ; Codes: Private. Head

Office: Hyderabad (Sind.), India.

Director—H.

Agent—E. J. L. Bartels-Troje Central Office: Singapore. Bran-

Import Dept.-Gunther ches : Batavia, Saigon, Cholon,

Hong Kong, Canton and Kobe

F. O. Hunaeus J. Breukel

H. Liebisch Ph. H. M.

H. J. K. Mollerj F. DimpkerSutorius Dekker Hissink & Co., N.V., Handel

W. Ristow A. J. I. Augustyn Mu v/h, Importers of Asbestos,

W. Goehtz E. Peukerk Iron and Steel Paints and Var-

Ford Dept.—Telephs. 221, 222 and 223; nishes, etc.—Cable Ad : Hisdekker ;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

Cable Ad : Behnmeyer

H. M. P. Wennubst, manager Dobbelman, Louis, N.V., Handel Mu,

Ant. H. de Bruin e Importers of Tobacco, Mineral-

H. G. E. Schroder waters, Electrical Accessories etc.—

G. Kuhn

Branches—Den Pasar (Bali) Cable Ad: Dobbelman; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

H. J. Seemann

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu, Gen- Dorp & Co., G.C. T. van, N.V. Boek-

eral Importers, Exporters of Coffee, handel ers

and Drukkeru v/h, Import-

of Paper, Books and Office

Sisal-fibre, Citronella-oil and Pro- Appliances : — Cable Ad: Vandorp;

duce-Cable Ad. Borsumy; Codes: Codes: A.B.C. 6th

013*12 80UKABAYA

Dtj Ckoo and Brauns N.V., Vereentg- Fraser, Eaton & Co., Exporters of

de Machinefabrieken, Importers of Coffee, Sugar, Rubber, Tobacco, Tea,

Tin and General Produce — Codes :

Brass and Copper, Iron and Steel, Bentley’s Second Phrase,andAcme,

and Railway Materials—Cable Ad:

Ducrobra; Codes: A.B.C. 6th 5th and 6th, Mercuur TyboA.B.C,,

G. J. D. R. Cruden

Dunlop & Co., E., General Importers W. F. Loudon I P. Lawrence , ,

—Cable Ad : Dunlopco; Codes : H. Miesegaes | N. M. McLean

A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

Frese & Hogeweg, Accountants—

Ed. P. Itallie, Importers of Packing via, Cable Ad : Contrple; and at Bata-

Material—Cable Ad : Kerkopharm; and Amsterdam Semarang, Bandoeng, Medan

Codes: A.B.C. 6th Th. A. Dyrbye, Jr.

Edgar & Co., Ltd., Exporters of Kapok, P. Kooi

Coffee, Tapiocas,

Kapokseeds, Pepper,Groundnuts,

Snakeskins,Maize,

Liz- Fuchs and Rens, N.V., Mu. t.v.d.z.

ardskins, Crocodileskins, etc.—Cable v/h. Importers of Automobiles and

Ad: Edgarco;

New Bentley’s,CodesAcme,

Used: Mosse and Trucks

A.B.C. 6th, — Cable Ad : Fuchsrens;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and

Tanners’ Council Acme

Ellinger & Co., Importers of Chemi Fuhri & Co,, E., Boek-Steen and Off-

cals, Patent Medicines, Perfumes & set-Drukkeru, Importers of Paper

Soap Perfumes—Cable Ad: Essence ; and Office Appliances—Cable Ad:

Code : Bentley’s _ Fuhri: Code: A.B.C. 6th

Erdmann & Sielcken, Exporters of Gompen & Co’s. Handel Mu, Import-

Java Sugar and General Produce ers of Uigars, Dyes, Hardware, etc.

from Dutch East Indies—Cable Ad : —Cable Ad: Gompen; Codes:

Visurgis; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th A.B.C. 5th and 6th, and Private

Editions, Bentley’s Complete Phrase.

Bentley’s Second, Acme, Scott’s 10th Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd., The,

Edition Manufacturers and Importers of Motor

Hongkong Office: 8a, Des Voeux Tires and Rubber Beltingat-Factory

Batavia,at

Road C., National Bank Bldg. ; Buitenzorg;

Semarang

Branches

and Soerabaja; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Erdmasugar

Shanghai Office: 113, Kiukiang Road, Goodyear; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

Continental Bank Building, 7th and Private

Floor,. Room 710 Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha, Importers

“Europa-Azie” N.Y. Handel Mu., ofGosho; Cotton Goods — Cable Ad .

Importers of Textiles and Carpets vate Codes; Bentley’s and Pri-

—Cable Ad: Euraz; Code: A.B.C.

5th Cyselman and Steup, Brokers—Wil-

Fiat Import Company, N.V., Import- lemskadfe; Teleph. N104; Cable Ad:

Simplon; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

ers of "Fiat” Cars and Trucks and 6th, Acme, Bentley’s and Private

Spare Parts — Cable Ad: Fiat; B. F. Hunt, partner

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and

Acme Hagemeyer & Go’s. Handel Mu.,

Firestone

voor Ned.BandenIndie enN.Y.,Rubber Mu. General

Importers

Importers — Cable Ad:

Hagemeyer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

of Tyres and Rubber Goods—c/o 6th

Jacobson van den Berg & Co. Handel Maatschappij Guntzel

Fiesseman’s Schumacher, N.Y., General Importers&

of Leather, Import Mu., Importers

Toilet Articles, Textiles, —Cable

Codes:

Ad: Guntzel, Soerabaja, Java;

Ropes and Yarns—Cable Ad: Fim Private 6th Edition, Bentley’s and

SOUHABAYA C313

Handel Mu. Fbaser & Neave, N. Y.— Internationale Crediet en Handels

, Registered Office: 79, Bagong, Sou- Yereeniging Rotterdam, General

rabaya. Branch Factories at Soura- Exporters—Cable Ad : Internatio

[ baya and Batavia-Centrum (Products Dept.); Codes: A.B.C.

C. R. Von Holtz, branch mgr. 5th and 6tih, Bentley’s and Acme

L (Sourabaya) A. H. Zick, agent

J. Smart, branch mgr. (Batavia-

; C.) “Isamy’’ Indische Speciaal Agents-

chappen Mu., N.V., Importers of

i Handel Mu. Gestetner, N. V., Dupli- •(Chemicals and Drugs, Photographic

cator Manufacturers—Heerenstr, 19; Articles, etc.—Cable

Teleph. N1322; Cable Ad : Gestetner. Codes: A.B.C. 5th andAd:6th,Isamy; Bent-

f Head Office for Java, Batavia-C. ley’s, Carlowitz and Mosse

F. de Laat, manager

i; Handelsvereeniging te Soerabaia Italik, Firma Ed. P., Importers of

Electrical Goods, Paper and Office

I (Commercial Association of Soura- Appliances—Cable Ad: Kerkop-

baya) , harm; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Chairman—B. N. Oudraad

Secretary—Drs. H. J. Vredendaal

f Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New Jaissle & Co., Otto, Importers of

York (American Asiatic Under- Clocks, and

Watches, Jewellery, Gold

Silver Ware, Silver-plated

1 writers, Ltd., Managers for the Goods, Fountain Pens and Pencils

t Orient)—Cable Ad : Burt

* Burt Myrtle & Co., general man- Jaissle; Codes:— Gebouw

and Novelties Simpang

Bentley’s, Mosse.

agers and general agents Head Office: Batavia

Harmsen Yerwey & Co., General Im- “Java” Handelsvereniging, General

porters—Gable Ad: Hapege ; Codes : Importers—Cable Ad : Crescendo;

A.B/C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

Mercuur 2tnd and Private Mercuur 2nd

} Hellendoorn, N.V., Technische Bu- Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

| reau, Importers of Electrical Mach- N.V., Exporters of General Produce

■ inery and Accessories, Agricultural —Cable Ads : Boasover and J asumy ;

Machinery, Engines and Boilers,

i etc.—'Cable Ad: Machine; Codes: Codes': Private

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and Mercuur J. Korf, manager

[. Heimig Chemische Fabrieken, N.V., Javasche Houtram, Yereenigde del

Pharmaceutische Import Mu., Im- Myen, Exporters of Timber—

porters of Drugs—Cable

mig; Codes: Ad : Bent-

A.B.C. 5th and Hei- G. H. Van Nie, agent

I ley’s Joakin & Co., Handel Mu N.V., Im-

^ Hengelosche Electrische and Mech porters of Provisions and Machin-

ery ; Exporters of General Produce

| anische Apparatenfacriek, Importers —Cable Ad: Joakim; Codes: Bent-

V of Electrical Accessories and Agri- ley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Universal

1 cultural Machinery — Cable Ad :

Heemaf; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Meu Trade and Private

cuur 3rd, Western Union and Pri-

! vate Kaufmann and Ehrenpreis Handel

Mu. N.V., Importers of: Glassware,

> '“Impla” Import Mu. voor Pharma- Hosiery Ladies’ & Gents’ Fashion,

Household Supplies, Toys, Sun-

CEUTISCHE EN LaNDBOUWKUNDIGE dries,

Artiken N.V., Importers of Chemi- Codes: etc.—Cable Ad: Ehrenpreis;

A.B.C. 5th & 6th, Bentley’s,

cals and Drugs—Cable Ad: Impla; Staudt and Hundius

Code : A.B.C, 6th

C314 SOURABAYA

Kerkhoff & Co., N.V., Pharm. Han- Palembang, Padang, Makassar, i

Menado, Penang, Ipoh, Amsterdam; a .

delsafir v/h, Importers of Chemi- London, New York.—Cable Ad

cals and Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc. Lindeteves; All Codes

— Cable Ad: Kerkopharm; Codes:

A.B.C. 6th

Linden, H. J., Van der, Ned. Indi 1

Kian Gwan Handel Mu, General Ex- Wapen and Ammunitiehandel N.V.,

Importers of Fire Arms and Ammu-

porters and Importers—Head Office: nition—

Semarang; Cable Ad: Kiangwan;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Acme & Supple- Maintz Productenhandel N.V, Ex-

ment and Bentley’s porters of Genera] Produce—Cable

Koloniale Tabak Import Mu. v/h. G. A.B.C. Ad: Produtrade; Codes: Bentley’s

Klomp, N. V.,Office:

Exporters 6th Liebers, Leviathan, Mer-« :

of To- cuur, Vollers

bacco-Head Amsterdam; and Private

Cable Ad: Tictam Amsterdam. Java MaNson & Co., S.L., Importers of

Office: Soerabaia; Cable Ad: Bicycles ajid. Accessories—Cable Ad : |

Reyem Soerabaia; Code: Mercruur Mahso'n; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6thlj

and Bentley’s

Koler and Ankersmit, Importers of Mauthe’s Agentschap, C. Jacobs, Im- ,

Provisions—Cable Ad : Kolerank ; porters of Cutlery, Clocks, House-1

Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s hold Supplies and General—Cable

iKolff & Co., G., Boekhandel and Ad: Clockhouse; Codes A.B.C. 6th

Drukkerij N.V., Printers and Im- and Mosse

porters of Paper, Office Appliances, Mirandolle, Voute & Co., N.V., Im- <

etc;—Cable Ad : Kolffco ; Codes : porters of Fertilizers and Gunny [

A.B.C. and Bentley’s Bags, Exporters of General Pro-

duce and Hides and Skins—Cable t

Krapp, F. W. Handelshuis N.V., Im- Ad: Mataram; Codes: Bentley 2nd

porters of Household Supplies, Tex- and Complete, Acme and Private i

tile Goods, etc.—Cable Ad : Krapp ; Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.. Gen-

Code : A.B.C. 5th eral Importers—Cable Ad: Iwasaki-

sal; Codes: A.B.C. oth and 6th i

Lelyveld & Ob., Van, Importers of and Bentley’s

Tea and Rubber Chests, Machinery, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import-

Railway Materials, etc.—Cable Ad : prs of Tea and Rubber Chests, Glass 1

Stutveld, Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent- Ware and Cotton Goods, Exporters a

ley’s and Western Union of General Produce—Cable Ad: :

Ligtvokt’s Fabrieken van Bouwmate- ley’s, Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Bent- -

rialen N.V., Importers and Pro- PrivateMercitin* • 3rd. Marconi and':

ducers of Building Materials—Nga-

gel 93-95; Teleph. Z848; Cable Ad: Munaut &Co., Soerabaische Wapen en r

Ligtvoet AmmunittehAndel, Importers of j

F. M. J. Burkhardt, manager Fire Arms and Ammunition—

Lindeteves - Stokvts, My. (Capital : Naessens & Co., W., Importers of

Fs. 10 000.000), Importers of all kind Pianos, Gramophones and Music—

of Machinery, Building-materials

Tools'' 'and Implements, Paints, Ned. Ind. Gas Mu, N.V., Importers

Chemicals, ‘ Radio and Motor-cars of Gasp! ant Accessories, Gas Mach-

and Trucks. Manufacturers of inery and Apparatus; Electrical ;

Steel construction-work, Steel

Drums, Paints, etc.-Coffices: Soera- Accessories Ad: and Apparatus, Engines,

baja, Semarang, Batavia, Medan, etc.—Cable (Ga.splant) Gasfabriek,

(Electric Plant) Electron

SOURABAYA C315

Ned. Indische Landbotjw Mu, Ex- Pitcairn Syme & Co., N. Y. H. Mij.,

I porters and Growers of General General Merchants, Shipping and

Insurance — Cable Ad : Pitcairn ;

i Produce—Cable Ads: Landbouw for Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C/ 5th and

| Sourabaya Office and Bouwland for Oth, etc.

I Batavia Otfice ; Code : Bentley’s

i Nestle and Anglo Swiss Condensed Ratiikamp & Co,, N.Y., Chemicalien-

I Milk Co., Importers of Condensed handel, Drugs—P.O.

Importers of Chemicals and

Box 153; Cable Ad: Rath-

is Milk, Chocolates, etc.—Cable Ad: kamp;

| Nestanglo'; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and BataviaCode: A.B.C. 5th. Head Office:

|, Bentley’s

i Nieuwe Soekabaia Coukant, News- Regnault’s, P.A., N.V., Paint, Ink

s paper— and Tin Factories. Factories at

Sourabaya, Batavia and Semarang.

Nippon Menkwa K.K., Importers of Manufacturers of all Kinds of Paint,

Cement, Cordages Yams, etc. — Spraying Paint, Nitro Cellelose,

Cable Ad : Menkwa; Codes: A.B.C. Lacquers, Yarnishes, Importers of

Chemicals, Dye-stuffs and Explo-

5th and Oth, Bentley’s, Schofield’s sives—Cable

and Private Ad : Regnault; Codes :

A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private

Oliefabriek Ngagel N.V., Exporters Director—P. A. Regnault (Hol-

[ of Cattle, Fodder, Oils and Fats— land)

Cable Ad: Olvado; Codes: A.B.C, Head Manager for D.E.L—Thi. M.

5th and Oth, Bentley’s and Mercuur van Driel (Sourabaya)

;' 'Oost-Indie’ ’ Handelsvereeniging, Reiss &General Co., Handelsvereeniging

s General Importers — Cable Ad: N.V., Importers and Ex-

Toewan; Codes: A.B.C. 5th amd ebb porters

Codes:

— Cable Ad : Rosmarin;

A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s

and Bentley’s and Private

: Orenstein and Koppel, N.V., Fabrie- Remedios Bros., Produce and General

KEN VAN SpOORWEG MaTERIAAL v/h, Merchants, Importers and Expor-

I Importers of Railway Materials and ters,

r Locomotives for Industrial Purposes veltiesCommission Agents, Latest No-

and Groceries—Butteweg Straat

I[ —Cable Ad: Koppelrail; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and Oth, Bentley’s No. 1; Cable Ad: Remedios

f Broomhall, Mosse and Private R. Remedies, manager

Odd Pzn & Co., Wed. G., Importers Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd., Agents for

Plantation, Shipping and Insur-

j of Provisions and Beverages—Cable ance Companies—Cable Ad : Roscot;

t: Ad: Oud;

Mercuur Codes: A.B.C. Oth and Codes: A.B.C1. 5th and Oth, Broom-

halls, Bentley’s 2nd Phrase and

| Oving Jr.’s Ijzer en Staalhandel, Birch wood

. H. E., N. V., Importers of Iron and “ Rotterdam” Internationale Crediet

Steel, Railway Materials and Locom- en Hanelsvereeniging, N. V., Gen.

Si Steel

tives forPipers

Industrial Purposes,

and Tubes for Iron and Importers—Cable Ad : Internatio ;

Gas and

!• Waterworks—Cable Ad: Oving; Codes: A.Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6thl Bentley’s

I. and Acme

i A.B.C.

Private 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and

Ruhaak & Co., Mu. t.v.d.z., Import-

‘Patria” N.V. Handel Mu, General ers of Building Materials, Chemical,

Importers — Cable Ad : Tolly ; Dyes, Hardware, Paint, Railway

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Oth and Material, etc.—Cable Ad: Ruhaak;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’s

C?,16 SOURABAYA

Ruys Handelsyereeniqinq voor Indie, Stokvis Koninklijke Fabriek van l

Importers of Stationery and Office MeTAALWERKEN, W. J., N. Y. (NED-i,

Inp. Aedeeling), Importers of Sani- ,

Appliances—^Cable Ad: Ninhand; tary Earthenware, Electric Appli-|

Code: A.B.C. 6th anoes, Metals, etc.—Cable Ad:';

San Liem Kongsie, N.Y. Handel Mu., Wisa; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th!

Exporters of Timber—Cable Ad: and Bentley’s

Sanliem; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Stork Gebr. & Co., Van, N. V., Agent-,

6th, Bentley’s, and Universal Lum- schaf voor Machinehandel, Import-;

ber ers of Machinery—Cable Ad: Stork;

Sanders Birnie, N.V. Mu, tot Ex- Codes: Mercuur and Western Union]

PLOITATIE VAN HET TeCHNISCH BUREAU, Sun Life Assurance Company or

Importers of Metals, Agricultural

Implements, Dynamos and Motors, Canada—Teleph. Zuid 820 and Zuid

etc.—Cable Ad: Sandebirni; Code: 813; Cable Ad: Sunbeam

Bentley’s Tkls & Co.’s,, Handel Mu, L. E„ N. V.r,

Schlieper, Carl, Importers of Build- General Importers — Cable Ad:

Letels; Codes: Bentley’s Western

ing Materials, Electrical Acces- Union and Private

sories, Hardware, etc.—Cable Ad:

Schlieper : Codes : A.B.C. 5th, Bent-

ley’s, Carlowitz and Engineering Union Insurance

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Society

Unionistof CantonJ

Code E. C. Hudson, acting branch mgr. .

E. Hoppmann, agent

SlMPANGSCHE ApOTHEEK, Ltd., Estab. Velodrome, N.Y., Importers of Auto-:

1855, Importers of Chemicals and Ad: mobiles and Motor Trucks—Cable

Drugs—Cable Ad : Simpangapot- Velodrome; Codes: A.B.C. 5thr ,

heek; Codes: A.B.C., Bentley’s and Bentley's General and Acme

Mercuur Vraag and Aanbod (N.V. Het Techn. t

Smulders, Frans, Utrechtsche Mac- Bureau), Importers, General Goods r

and Machinery—Aloon Aloon Tjon- •

hinfabriek o.d.. Importers of Agri- tong 58: Teiephs. Z4586, Zll44,j[

cultural Machinery, etc. —- Cable i Z1183 and

Ad: Frasmu; Codes: A.B.C. 5th | tro; Codes:£1575; Cable Ad: Elec-

A.B.C. 6th edn., Bent- U

j^nd Mercuur ley’s and Rudolf Mosse

SOCIETA COMMISSIONARIA DI ESPORTA- i Wattie & Co., Ltd., J.A., N.V., j

zione e di Importazione, General Handel Mu, Estate Agents—Cable !

Importers — Cable Ad: Socita: Ad: Wavito; Codes: Broomhalls ,;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and (Rubber Edition), Bentley’s, A.B.C. t

Private 5th and 6th, Acme, Premier and Private "j |

S6eraba iasch H ANbELSBLAD, El. V., Daily

Newspaper—Pasar Besar,

Cable Ad: Jlanclelsblad ; Soerabaia; Wehry & Co., Geo., General'Impprt-J |

—Cable Ad: Bentley’s

5th and 6th, Wehry; Codes: A.B.C. J r|

and Mercuur

Steenkolen Handel Mu, Ned. Ind.,

Importers

Ad: Coaltug;of CoalCodes:

and Coke—Cable

A.B.C. 5th Wilding & Co., General Importers—r| e

Bentley’s, Mercuur and Scotts Parade Straat 21 ; Teleph. Noord

119; Cable Ad : Wildingco; Codes :

Acme, Bentley’s

Steinhardt, B. & E., General Import- and Second and Oriental Complete Phrase

ers—Cable Ad : Steinhardt; Codes : 3 letter i

Bentley’s, Mosse and Private J T. H. Reerink, manager

Stibbe’s, B. G., Export Mu. N.V., Wingen, N. Van, N.V. Fotografie en

Kunsthandel, Importers of Che- |

General Importers—Cable Ad : Ber-

stibbe; Codes: A.B.C. 6th. Bent- micals, Radio and Photographic

Articles — Cable Ad: Vanwingen;

ley’s and Western Union Code: A.B.C. 6th

SUMARANG

Seniarang, the capital of the “Provincie” Midden Java is situated in 110° 25' E.

Longtitude

Europeans, and27,5666° L.Chinese,

Latitude.

2,133 The population

Foreign of Semarang

Orientals and 187,663numbered

Natives;intotal

1937230,473.

13,111

The city may be divided in two parts, the old part situated near the coast consisting

principally of a native population, and a district a little higher up inhabited mostly

by Europeans,

thills aboutin500 whilstabove

feet there is level,

also anwhich

attractive suburb calledtoTjandi situated ontown.

the

Situated Bodjong whichseais the lies running

main street some twothrough

miles thethetown

South

areofthetheCourts

|Of Justice, various Government Offices and the principal European shops.

A !loading

Theisport

onlyofinterrupted

Semarang onis aanvery openfewroadstead, butyear,

days in the as fine weather usually prevails,

t Railway facilities are good and extend to Sourabaya, Batavia and Soerakarta from

whence they link up with the main line through the Island. There are also light

[railways

anarangtoalso

the possesses

up countryah districts^

up-to-datewhilst the main motor roads are remarkably good,

aerodrome.

DIRECTORY

Airline Co. (Koninklijke Nederlandsch- Internationale Crediet-en Handels-

Indische Luchtvaart Maatschappy)— vereeniging

Cable Ad: Internatio “Rotterdam,”

SemarangN. V.—

AerodrOihe Simongari P. F.Folkers,

Zimmerman, agent

IAutohandel Ada N; Y. Droste’s— W. subst.

A.D. {G.. Broese agent

van dervanMeer,

Groenou, signs

do. p.p.

Autohandel Fiat Import Go.— H. L. Linger, do.

J. Prins, do.

J. van

W. N. B.Alphen,

Verdoold, do.

do.

Javasche Bank (Java-Bank)—Cable

If.hi arte red Bank of India, Al'st. '& China Ad: Delegatie; Codes: Bentley's

— Office: Djoernatan Complete Phrase & Peterson Ink

Code 3rd edn. Head Office : Batavia

>iina & Southern Bank Ltd., The (oi E. H. Ter Bruggen Hugenholtz,

Kananginko) Opgericht 1920. Hoof- agent

dkantoor te Taihoku (Taiwan). A. M.Voute, sub-agent

Kapitaal Yen 2,500,000, volgestort

IL Yen 1,875,000, Agentsehappen te Ned. Ind. Escompto My.—

"’ Semarang, Singapore en Canton— B. Koetsier, agent

1 Kerkstraat; Cable Ad: Kananginko

I. Arifuku, agent . : C. J. A. Andriessen, signs per pro.

ijltuur Mu. Der Yorstenlanden N.V. Ned.J.Ind. Handelsbank, N. V.—

L. Bigot, agent

H. A. A. C. Reyners, agent

j (Hongkong. & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Nederlandsche HaNdel -MaaTschappu,

N.V. (Netherlands'Trading Society)—

McNeill

C318 SEMARANG

Spabarank te Semarang (Stichting A. Gorkom & Co., J. VAN—

F. 5,637,469.33 and Reserves per 1928:

1853, Inleg-kapitaal per ult. ult. Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York

1938: F. 743,635.45')— (American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd.,

Managers for the Orient)—Cable Ad:

Myrtle

Rataafsche Petroleum->Jy.,

zaken, De N.V. De, Producers and Re- Handels- Burt Myrtle & Co., general managers

tailers ofSm.All838, Mineral Oil Products— and general agents

Telephs. 858, 878. 898; Cable Harmsen, Yerwey & Co., General Import-

Ad:

Edition Petreux; Codes: A.P>.C. 6th

N. J. Ch. van der Noort. actg. agent: ers—Sourabaya,

and Batavia Semarahg, Cheribon

P, Ph. van Bosse, signs per pro.

H. Spies, do. Hotel Centraal—

Behn Meyer & Co., Hastdel-Maat- Jacobson van den Berg & Co.—

schappij, N. V., General Importers—

Heerenstraat 39/41; Cable Ad: Behnme-

yer; Telephs, Sg. 233 and 235; Codes: “ Java,” Handelsvereeniging—

A.B.C.

Mosse and5thPrivate

and 6th, Bentley’s, Acme, Java-China-Japan-Lijn — Cable Ad :

H. Menzel, manager Chinalijn

W. Siirig, signs per pro. K. van den Boogaard, agent

W. Ristow, assist.

Java Ien Bob Kongsie, Printing Office,

Biedermann & Co., Handelsvennoot- —Gang Booksellers, Stationers and Importers

schap v/h, Wine Merchants— Pinggir185;

Java; Teleph. StreetCable

68, Ad:

Samarang,

Java-

Boelen & Meursinge, Doctors-at-law— ienboe; Code: Bentley’s

Hoogendorpstraat 12; Telephs. 1720 Sik Tjong Be, director

andH. 1524 Javasche Houthandel Maatschappijen,

J.H.J.A.A.Boelen

Meursinge

Bouman Vereenigde, N. Y.—

Borneo Sumatra Handel-Maatschappij, Klaasesz Mineral Water Factory—

N.M.V.—Cable

Albert, agentAd: Borsumy Koloniale Petroleum Verkoop Mi.j.,

Lloyd’s Agency N. V.—Cable Ad: Kopevema

M. D. Roehm

Burt, Myrtle & Co.,

Importers—Cable Ad: Myrtle Semarang—General

A. Wilding, manager Koninklyke Paketvaart Maats-

CHAPPIJ—

Butterworth & Co., General Brokers — Lindeteves-Stokvis, My. (Capital: Fs.

Semarang/Sourabaya 10,000,000), Importers of All Kinds of

CONSTRUCTIE-WERKPLASTS “DE ArBEID” — Machinery, Building Materials, Hard-

ware, Iron Motor-cars,

Dorp & Co., G. C. T. van, Booksellers, Offices: Chemicals, Trucks,Bicycles,

etc.—

Printers, Publishers and Stationers— Medan, Makassar, Bandoeng,Soerabaja,

Batavia, Semarang, Tegal,

Erdmann

Menado, Ipoh, Palembang, London,

Padang,

Sugar

Yisurgis and General Produce—Cable Ad: New York—Cable Ad: Lindeteves; all

F. F. C. Ziegfeld, signs per pro. Codes

K. Hauserman Maintz

Firma Hoppenstedt, G.— tigd tePorductenhandel,

Amsterdam)—BijkantoorN.Y. (Geves-

H. J. Horn, agent

Fuchs & Rens— Masman & Stroink, Booksellers—

SEMARANG C319

Mirandolle, Voute & Co., N. Y.— Samarang - Joana Stoomtram - Maat-

C. R.C. W.

Verwey, representative schappij, N. V., Railway Company—

van Duinen, agent (Estates van bond

der Entweg; Cable Ad: Tram-

Dept.)

M. Dudok van Heel, signs per pro. H. B. Stapel, general manager

“Nederland,” Stoomva a rt Maatschappjx Semarang sohappij- CN.heribon Stoomtram-Maat-

V., Railway Company—

P. W.D. van

Lewis, agent

Nieuwenhuyzen, signs p.p. van der Entweg; Cable Ad: Trambond

Agencies: H. B. Stapel, general manager

Pacific Java-Bengal Line Semarangsch

Silver Java Pacific Line

Java-New York Line VEER, N. V.—Stoomboot-en Pradwen-

J. G. Yeenenbos, director

J. van Kuik, do.

Nederlandsche - Indische Spoorweg-

Maatschappij, N. V.— Semarangsche Administratis Mu.—

Raad van Beheer (’s-Gravenhage, Caesar Voute, managing director

Nederland)

Prof.

Ir. Dr.Ir.J.J.A.Klopper,

Ringers,Voorzitter

Lid Serajoedal Stoomtram-Maatschappij

N.Y., Railway Company—van der

Gouvernements-Commissaris (in Ne- Entweg; Cable Ad: Trambond

derland) H. B. Stapel, genera] manager

A. W. E. Weijerman

Soctet

Comite van Bestuur (Samarang, e di Importazione, a Commission aria di Esportazione

Java) Inc. in Switzerland,

Ir. H. R. Beukelman, Yoorzitter Piece

272; P.Goods

O. Boxand43; Sundries,

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Socita,

Ir. J. Slim

Ir. P. A. G. Asselbergs Codes: A. B. C. 6th Edition, Oriental

N. H. Westerouen van Meeteren Code and Private, Head Office: Kom-

H. Moorrees missions Gesellschaft

Einfuhr. Zuerich: fuer Ausund

Switzerland

Gouvernements-Commissaris (in Ned. H. W. Friderichs, manager

Indie) P. Delfos, proxy

Ir. D. Willebrand Tels & Co.’s L. E. Handel Mu.—

“Oost Indie,” Handelsvereeniging, N.Y. de Visser Smits

(Gevestigd te Amsterdam)—Kantoren Van Oldenborgh, van Vliet, Vosmaer

te Amsterdam, Soerabaia, Semarang, & van Ewijk, Solicitors —

Cheribon, Batavia, Padang, Makassar,

Menado

Valkenbitrg & Co., Tobacco Merchants—

Oosx - Java Stoomtram Maatschappij

N. Y., Tramway Company—van der Velodrome, N. Y., Importers of Auto-

Entweg; Cable Ad: Trambond mobiles—Head Office: Soerabaya. Bran-

H. B. Stapel, general manager ches at Semarang,' Batavia, Djocja,

Bandoeng, Makasser, and Medan; Cable

Pitcairn, Syme Co.—Samarang; also Ad: Velodrome; All Cod,es

atKer,Batavia

Bolton && Co.,

Sourabaya.

London Head Offices: Wehry & Co., Geo.—

and Glasgow,

Branches: Ker

Cebu and Davao. Agents

Aaron D. Weld’s Sons, Boston in ILS.A.: Wellenstein, Krause & Co.—

PA DANG

Padang, the capital of the West Coast of Sumatra, is situated 100 deg. 20 min. 30 sec. E

longitude and 59 min. 30 sec. S. latitude. The population, numbered 51,976 of whom 2,62]

(1,313 males, 3,259

(3,945 male, 1,309female)

female)Chinese,

Europeans,

1,45640,694 (23,084703male,

(753 male, 17,610other

female) female) Natives,

foreign 7,21!

Oriental!

according to Census, 7th of October, 1930. Padang has a splendid natural harbour, th f

“Emmahaven,” with uparticles.

for Import and Export to-date wharfage

The produce facilities. The place

of the West Coast,is such

an important

as coffee,markei

copra [ .<

cassia-vera, rattan, gum damar, ruboer, hides, nutmegs, mace, cloves, etc., are shippe< ?

to the different

Kock, ports ofof opportunities

offer plenty the world. Theforbeautiful

walking highlands,

and motoring with trips

the centre

amidstFortmosdi >f

gorgeous scenery. Padang is one of the healthiest places on the Coast, land and ses b

breezes contributing materially tp, lower the temperature.. Owing to the absenpe of »*(

monsoons

being morenoordivision of thedivided

less equally year into

overa dry

the and

wholea wet

year.season can beJune

However made,andtheJuly

rainfal]

ar« ij“

considered to be the dry period.

motorPadang

road iswhich

now linked

passes up with Medan-Deli

through a great varietyon theof North

primevalEastandcoast by an excellen

beautiful scenery |

Comfortable hotels and rest houses are distributed

road, so that the journey is warranted free from hardship. along this 850 kilometer length o: |

Within short, Padang will be an aerial port sp that tourists will be enabled t< 1

enjoy

hotels aand

birds-eye

a RotaryviewClub.

of this richly verdured tropical island. Padang has two gooc |

DIRECTORY

Municipality Kamer van Koophandel en Nijverheid

Mayor—Dr. W. M. Ouwerkerk, ll.d. te Padang (Chamber of Commerce and 1#

Secretary—Dr. S. Blankstein, ll.d. Industry, Padang)

Treasurer—J. M. van der Wal President—A. Nagel

Director of Public Works—J. F. Kipper- Vice-do. —M. Passer

man, C.E. Members—F. F. Anema, N. F. Spiers

and van Levicht

Director of Electric Light and Power Secretary—M. F. de Jager

Service—B. van der Weerdt

Veterinary Surgeon—A. H. P. van der

Put, VET. B. BANKS

Kamer van Koophandel

Nyverheid en Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China [

(Chamber of Commerce and Industries) Javasche Bank, agents

Chairman—A. Nagel Javasche Bank—

Vice-President—M. Passer R. W. G. B. R. Wagner, manager i'

Members—F. F.F.Anema

Secretary—M. de Jagerand N. F. Spier Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto Mu.,

H ANDELSVEREENIGING N. V.—

(Commercial Association) H. H. van Delden, manager

Chairman—J. C. Hazevoet C. J. Limpers, assist, manager j

Members of the Board—A. Nagel and

N. F. Spier van Zwicht Borneo-Sumatra Handel- M a atsch appy.

Secretary—M. F. de Jager Importers and Exporters—

PADANG C32I

De Sumatra Bode, Printers and Agencies;

[ Publishers (Daily Papers, Dutch and Lloyds, London

t Malayan)— Samarangsche Zee- & Brand Ass. My.

’ Nederlandsehe Lloyd

Handelmaatschappij E. DunlCP & Co. Oost-lndisehe Zee- & Brand Ass. My.

i; N.Y., Foodstuffs and Beverages — Brand Verzekering My. “Mercurius”

Cable Ad: Toe wan Royal Insurance Co.

H. van Gelder, manager Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.

N.I.L.L.M.Y.

Handelmaatschappy Guentzel & Schu- West-Sumatra

Cultuur My. Rubber and Koffie-

macher, Importers and Exporters — Cultuur My. “Talpeg. Goenoeng”

Cable Ad: Guentzel; Codes A. B. C. 5th Cultuur My. “ Talamau ”

and 6th, Bentley’s, Acme, Private Culthur My. “ Danau Qadang”,

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ld.

Handelsvereeniging Cost Indie ” Nippon Yusen Kaisha

| N.V., General Importers — Cable

Ad: Toewan Passer .& Zon^n, M.,'Importers—

i H. van Gelder, manager M. Passer, partner

?

;Harmsen

ImportersVerwey

(Piece&- goods)—Cable

Co., N. Y., General

Ad: SpciETA Commission aria di Esportazione-

Toewan E DI ImPORTAZIONE : ,y/h SpCIETA

H. van Gelder, manager Commissionaria Orientale, General

Importers—

Hoppknstedt, G., Importers— 'Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:.

Standvac

’Internationale Crediet-en Handels-

| Vereeniging

and Exporters— “Rotterdam,” Importers Tels & Co.’s Handel My. L. E.r

Importers—

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij N. V. Gebroeders Yeth’s Handelmaat-

—Telephs. Padang 187, 189 and

| Emmahaven 6; Cable Ad: Paket; schappy, Importers and Exporters—

F. F. Anema, head manager

vaart; Codes: A.B.C 5th and 6th A. H. yan der Pijl, mgr., import

I edns. and Private R. J. Veth, manager, export

Managing Directors of:

1;Levison, H., Exporter of Colonial Produce Nederlandsch-Ihdische Portland Ce-

and General Importer — Cable Ad: ment My.

Levison Mynbouw My. Barisan

ILindetevis-Stokvis, Importers— Agencies:

Ocean Steamship Co.

Nederl. Stoomv. My. “ Oceaan”

(Maatschappy Voor Handel & Industrie, China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ld.

ji Import and Export — Cable Ad: Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.

i Industrie Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

Palatine Insurance & Co., Ld.

My. t. v. d. z. Van Houten Steffan & Co., Assurantie My. “Veritas”

| Import and Export Weaving Plant, “Union” Assurance Co.

| —Padang, Sumatra; Teleph. 27; Cable Amsterdamsche Maatschappy van

Levensverzekering

I Ad:

A.B.C.Steffan:

6th edn.Codes: Acme, Bentley’s,

and Private “Fatum” Ongevallen Verzekeringmy-

W. J. Hanekuyk, director

I D. J. Gramer, proxy Wehry & Co., Geo., Importers—

MACASSAR

119° Macassar, the capital

24' E. longitude and 5°of8'the “gouvernement”

S. latitude. Celebes and

The population Dependencies,

numbered of 1933 ,™

is situated

in the end

about 84,855, of whom 5,200 were Europeans, 61,665 natives,

foreign Orientals. These figures do not include the floating population of native 18,000 Chinese and 500!

-coolies working in the docks.

{dace Ashasthe principal centre of astrade

great importance in the north-eastern part

is anoffor

oldthegeneral

Archipelago, the1

ong (the Wilhelminakade), withacustom-houses

transit port. andTheregodowns wharf 510

use metres

and a

new concrete quay about 1,400 metres in length (the Julianakade), where the steamship

companies have their own waterfront, godowns and offices. The Southern end of the

waterfrontandiswarehouses.

quarters connected byA breakwater

a highway,2,700 several

metreskilometres long, with

long protects the business

the harbour from j

rough seas. Macassar has been closed as a free port since August, 1906. The ;town

is nicely built. A fine thoroughfare, lined with tamarind trees, traverses the principal

part,

both wheresides tothelarge

Government Housesquares—the

grass-covered and other public buildings and

KoningSplein are situated, and leads

Kerkplein. on

A busi-

ness centre consists ofPassar Street, Wilhelminakade and Julianakade.

test living quarters are General van Daalen weg and Hospitaalweg, where houses with The pleasan-

colonnades give the impression of a town in southern Europe. Around the European 5

settlement

marshy, covered the natives

with have made and

rice-fields theirkampongs.

villages. The Thesurrounding

mountains, country

with theis low

Peakandof

Bonthain

are not covered by the fogs that rise from the plains. Beautiful sunsets are tothey

in the distance, afford a fine spectacle, especially in the evening, when be

seen every night from the Harbourmaster’s landing-stage.

The city of Macassar is administered by a Municipal Council with a Burgomaster

assar,president. The Council

and 2 Chinese). has 17 affairs,

Technical membersgrounds

(10 of European

and the origin, 5 Nativesservice

public sanitary of Macas-

are

managed, under the supervision of the Municipal Council, by an Engineer Director of

Municipal

plant is managed by a Director (Directeur der Gemeente-Gasfabriek) under the 1 j!

public works (Ingenieur-Directeur Gemeentewerken). The municipal gas

supervision of the Gasworks Committee, nominated by the Municipal Council. The p;

electric lighting plant is in the hands of the Ned. Indische Gas-Maatschappy.

million The guilders

harbour (£1,300,000)

(Governmehtandproperty) has beenbyconstructed

is administered a HarbouratBoard

a cost (Commissie

of about twelvevan j, >•

Bijstand)

under the supervision of the Department of Public Works at Batavia. Marine and |,

with the Engineer Harbour-Director (Directeur der Haven) as President,

shipping affairs are managed in collaboration with the Harbourmaster, and pilots are

compulsory.

MACASSAR C32£

DIRECTORY

AgENTUUR & CoMMISSIEHANDEL “CELE- Celebes Motor; Company, importers of

BES ”, N. Y., Importers of : Provisions, Motor Cars and Accessories—Head^

, Spirits,

Celluloid Hard-Glass - Iron - A] umiiiium

Wares, Buttons, Cetleries,- Cffice Hoogepad 25, Macassar; Cable

Rubber-goods, Hosiery-goods, Yarns, Ad: Cemoco. , Branches; at Menado

Woollens, Silk, Piece-goods, etc. — and Gorontalo

! Cable Ad: Agehtuur; Codes: A.B.C. A. E, O. Braun, manager

5th & 6thKolberg’s

Phrase, Editions,13Bentley’s

Figures,Complete

Acme 7

Figures and Private Groskamp, W.R., Exporters of Hides

and Coffee—Cable Ad: Remelius;

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. and

BANKS Western, ITnion

De Javasche Bank—(Head Office: Ba- Internationale Credikt-en Handel-

tavia) Macassar Agency—Caible Ad: svereeniging '“Rotterdam,” Gen-

Delegatie eral Importers and Exporters—‘Cable

Ad: Interiiatio; Codes: Bentley’s

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Complete Phrase, A.B.C. ’6th 'and Acme

Corporation (Head Office: Hong-

kong; Headquarters for Netherlands Jacobson,

! East Indies: Batavia)—Cable Ad:

in Netherlands East Indies: ters andvanGeneral

den BergImporters—Cable

& Go.; Expor-

Nerbudda Ad: Austroberg and Jacpberg;

Agents—De Javasche Bank Codes: A.B.C. and 6th, ^.cme and

Bentley’s ' ,

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij Ledeboer & Co., W. B., Importers

N.Y. (Netherlands Trading Society) and Exporters—Head Office: Ma-

—Head Office: Amsterdam; Eastern cassar. Branches: Menado,(Correspon-

Gorontalo,.

Head Office: Batavia; Macassar Ambon and- ' Samarinda

Branch, Cable Ad: Trading dencies of Netherlands Trading

Society); Gabl e Ad: Ledeboer; Codes :

Nederlandsch A.B.C.

Bentley’s5thand

and Acme

6th, Simplex Standard,.

Maatschappij -N.Y.Indische Escompto

(Netherlands In-

dia Discount Bank)—Head Office :

Batavia; , Slacassar Branch, Cable Linde (Van der) and Teves en R.S.

Ad : Escompto Stokvis en ZonEn, Etd., JNed. Ind.

Mu. T.v.d.z., Importers of Automo-

; Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank biles, Building Materials, Chemi-

[ N.V.—Head Office: Amsterdam. cals and Machinery—Cable Ad:

1 Macassar Branch (Celebes, D.E.I.) Lindeteves; Codes: All Standard

and Private

j Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu, Im- Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V., Ex-

k porters of Automobiles, Provisions, porters of Alcohol and General Pro-

| Cigars and Cigarettes, Iron and duce— Cable Ad: Produlrade;

i' Steel, Chemicals and Drugs, Cement, Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th, Lie-

etc.—Cable Ad: Borsumy; Codes: ber’s, Mercuur, Private and Vollers

Bentley’s, Acme, Yoller’s and Pri-

| vate

Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd., Gen-

j • Catz Java Trading Co., N.Y., Ex- eral Importers and Exporters —

porters of General Produce—Cable Cable Ad : Stephens; Codes : Bent-

i Ad: Catmo; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, ley’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th and

I General and Acme Western Union

C324 MACASSAR

Agents for: Samarangsche Zee and Brand Assu-i

Chartered Bank of India, Austra- rantie Mu. Bykantoor Macasserl

lia and China —R Passerstraat; Teleph. 57; P.O.;

Blue Funnel Line Box 38; Cable Ad: Samarangscha

Lloyd’s London Assurantie; Code: Bentley’s

Union Insurance Society of Can-

ton, Ltd.

And Other Principal Insur- Schlieper, Carl, Importers of Build-

ing Materials, Electrical Acces- j

ance Companies sories, Hardware and Metals—Cable

Mirandolle Youte & Co., Importers Ad: Schlieper; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

and 6th, Bentley’s Carlowitz and

of Fertilisers, Exporters of General Engineering Code

Produce--Cable Ad: Mataram;

Codes: A.B.C. <5th and Bentley’s

Schmid and Jeandel,

ExportersCompagnie Com-

Mohrmann & Co., J., N.V. Handels- merciale, of: Gums,

vereenxging Voorheen, Importers of Coffee, Hides, Mother of Pearl,

Piecegoods, Provisions, Iron and Timber, etc.—Cable; Ad: Schmi-

Steel, and Hardware, Sundries , etc.; darm; Codes: Bentley’s, Acme,

Exporters of Copra, Maize, Coffee, Western Union, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Gum Copal & Damar, etc.;

ping and. Insurance Agepts—Cable Ship- and Liebers

Ad: Mohrmann; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Steenkolen Handel Mij. Ned. Ind.,

and 6th, Bentley’s, Rudolf Mosse, Importers of Coal and Coke; Steve-

Boe, Duo, General Imp. and Private dores; Salvage Contractors and

Moluksche Handels Venootschap, Owners of Harbour and .Seagoing

N. V., General Importers and Ex- Tugs and Lighter Compaily—Cable

porters — Cable Ad : Moluksche; Ad: Coaltug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s Bentley’s, Mercuur and Scott’s

and Acme

Tels &•' Co.’s Handelmaatschappij, N. V.,

Ned. Ind. Gas> Mu. N.Y., Importers General Importers—Cable Ad: Letels;

of Gas Machinery and Apparatus— Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Western

Cable Ads: Gasfabriek (Gas

Election (Electric Plants) Plants) and

Veth’s Handelmaatschappij N.V., ,

Oei iSeeuwen & Co., Exporters of Gebr., Importers of Provisions, I;

Coffee, Shells and Pearls, etc.— Cement, tiles,

Paints and Varnishes, Tex- -:•

Yarns, etc., ExportersHides,

of | t

Cable Ad: Copal; Codes: A.B.C

5th and 6th, Acme, Rudolf Mosse Skins, Rattan, Kapocseeds,

Coffee, Kapoc,

iShells, etc.—Cable 1 t

and Bentley’s Ad: Veth; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and l

6th, Bentley’s and Acme

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging

v/h, Importers of Provisions, Win-

dow Glass, Tobacco and Office Wehry & Co., George, Importers of .! |

Appliances; Exporters of General Provisions, 'textiles andWebry

General Mer- 11i

Produce — Cable Ad : Rosmarin ; chandise—Cable

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

Western V

Private Union and Private

MAN ADC) -HAST COAST OF .SUMATRA C325

MANADO

" Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu., Im- MoHRMANN & Co,, HANDELSVEREaSNIG-

' porters of Automo/biles, Provisions, ing N.V., Importers of Dry-goods,,

, Cigars and Cigarettes, I rod and Provisions, Tobacco, Hardware, etc.

u! I* Steel, CHemicals andj Drugs, —Cable Ad: Mohrmann; Codes:

Cable Ad: Borsumy Codes : , etp.—

Bent- A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s and

. ley’s, Acme, Voller’s and Private Mosse

. Handels and Cultuur Compagnie Moluksche Handels Vennootschap,

“Noord Celebes” N.V., Exporters Importers of: Automobiles,, Provi-

f of Copra—Cable Ad: Marmelstein; sions, Ammunition, Textiles etc.,

Codes: A.B.C. Sth and 6th and Exporters of : Produoe^—Cable Ad :

Bentley’s Moluksche; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

.'1 I; Ledeboer & Co., W.B., General Im- 6th and Bentley’s'

’ porters, Provision Merchants and

: General Exports—Cable Ad: Lede-

\ boer; Codes : A.B.C. 5th and. 6th, Nederlandsche Cultuur en Handels-

maatschafpu, General Importers—

I Bentley’s, Acme, Simplex and Duo, Cable Ad ; Necumy ; Codes : A.B.C.

Liem Oei Tiong & Oo.’s Handel Mu 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

J N.V., Importlers of Provisions,

. Asbestos Sheets, . Cement, Cigars, Reiss & Co. Handelsvereeniging

v/h, General Importers—Call!e Ad:

U etc. Codes:—/Cable

A.B.C. Ad: (Liempeitibaig.;

5th and 6th and 6th Rosmarin; Codes r A.B.C. 5th and

Bentley’s Bentley’s and Private

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

,if the Government

The district knownof Acheenas the

andEast Coast of the Island

its Dependencies in the ofnorth,

Sumatrathe isStraits

situated

of between

Malacca

in the east, Indragiri (a part of the Residency of Riouw and its Dependencies) in the

' south, and the Residency of Sumatra’s West Coast and of Tapanoeli in the west.

jb The fromadministrative

July 1st 1938,formation

the highestof oneadministrative

province for authority

the whole now

of. Sumatra

being tinstook effect asof

Governor

i/ I by Sumatra. Local affairs however in the East Coast of Sumatra

the Resident of the East Coast of Sumatra, who has under him 7 Assistant are in effect controlled

i. I1 Coast

Residents, 19 Controllers

of Sumatra includes (inc. Gezaghebbers)

a number andeach

7 Assistant - Controllers. Theof East

Government, is ruled by a body knownof asStates, of which,

the “Inlandsche under control

Zelfbestuur”, consisting theof

the Sultan

Medan, and his “ Rijkgrooteri.”

the Landraad of Medan, Bindjei,Justice is

Tandjuhg dispensed by

Balei, Tebing the Court of Justice at

, the Residenbiegerechten of Medan, Bindjei, Tandjoeng BaleiTinggi

and and Bengkalis,

Bengkalis, the

Magistrates, the Landgerechten, and by native Courts or i:Karapatan.” The' staple

.industry of the country is agriculture, and, this being dependent upon imported labour

!,(mostly Javanese), the labour question is carefully guarded by a special ordinances.

S .Theand employer

food when

indentured

must houseandhis people

labour sick,

has receivedmonthly

properly,

payments

great attention

provide them with medical

are recent

in the compulsory. attendanceof

The question

past, resulting in a new

1 Coolie Ordinance which calls for a progressive decline in the proportion of contract

|i (labour

coolies was

to thefree.total labour force employed by estates. At the end of 1937, 95.98% of the

The East

according to theCoast 1930ofcensus,

Sumatraof has an areawhich

1,693,200, of 36,101 square11,079

includes milesEuropeans,

and a population,

192,822

!||Chinese, 18,904 other foreign orientals (mostly British Indian) and 1,470,395 natives;

Atjeh and Dependencies an area of 21,448 square miles and a population of 1,002,000.

0326 EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

The European taxable population is,: estimated at 25 per cent, less than in 1930, J

and the labour force on estates at 167,892 coolies, whereas it was formerly as high as'

320,000 from

brought The retrograde

Javaof than movement

are being howevers hasIt ceased and moreto.coolies arethatbeing!

the iii

gradual abolition the penal clausessentin back.:

the agreementsis of interest

of indentured record

labourers has

worked smoothly,

the and freeare labourerslonger now amount .toEuropeanmore thanstaffs,95 per

and cent, of ! ■

casestotalyoungforce. Estates

assistants are beingno brought reducing

out from their

Europe. in some!

The supremacy of the Dutch Government is based upon political treaties with each ! >

•offarthe Princes,tointhewhose

as relates handsofisthe

infliction leftdeath

the jurisdiction

penalty and overbanishment,

their own subjects

and theexceptdisposal'so j u.

ofruling

land prince

or landed and the concessionaire, are subject to the approval of the Governor.:j a

property. Land contracts with Europeans, while made between the

Mining contracts require the approval of. the .Governor-General of the. N’etherland-j

Indies.. duties

customs In all the States the Dutch Government Land has boughtcollected

the rightbytoGovernment

'collect the’

officials, is at theanddisposal

the ordinary revenues. revenue,

:pf the native rulers and his chiefs. The best known of

the States

the whole is Deli, where tobacco planting was first introduced, and by which name j 1

and other oftobacco-growing

the East Coast provincedistricts, isaresometimes

celebrated designated.

throughoutDeli,theLangkat,

world for Serdang

their i

fine silky tobacco leaf, which is specially suited for the outside wrappers of cigars, ;

being at once light in weight and elastic and strong in texture. Next to tobacco, the !

cultivation of rubberin (Heved:HrasiUensis)

siderably restricted recent years. Therewas are developed

also important thoughplantations

it has beenof con-! tea, .

palm-oil and hemp.

Very important, also, is the export of fish from Bagan Si Api Api—to Singapore •,

.and Java. to There

Bengkalis is alsoThe

Singapore. a considerable

production ofexport paddy, ofthoughtimberconsiderable,

from the fallsislandsshortnearof :f■ !

the demand

and theofStraits by many thousand

Settlements. bags, which

AnTheimportant are mostly

oil industry imported

exists from British

inofthethenorth ofIndia

the sb

district

Petroleum Pangkalan Brandon. production is in the hands Bataafsche

brisk tradeMaatschappij.

betweeh Java, Almost all necessaries,of

the Straits Settlements, life haveand

Europe to be.theimported,

East Coast and isa i\.

the consequence.

Medan (Deli), the Capital of Sumatra, and the residence pf the principal civil and <

military officials, is aItpleasant

by a Municipality. is well little town,with

provided laidschools

out in and

moderhstyle,,

hospitals. andIn theadministered

town five j I i

and China, the Neaerlandsche Handels Maatschappij; the Nederlandsch- Indische j 1

European banking corporations—the Javabank, the Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Handeisbgiik,

and there is also theone

Nederlandsch-Indisch

Chinese bank. There Esconipto

are twoMaatschappij—have

hotels (Hotel de Boer theira'nbranches,

d Grand

Hotel), a Social Club (Witte Societeit), Deli Yacht Club, Racing, Golf and Tennis clubs; | r

also'numerous'houses

Tamil shops, etc. 1 Medanof isbusiness, a regularChinese,

port of call Japanese,

on the K.Indian, Malay,

L. Jd. air rbuteBombay

Amsterdam- and ! t

Batavia.

with The portbyofroad

Medan Belawan Deli, at the

and railway, the mouth ofwhich

lines ofPoera theBelawan River, is in' communication

giving,also communication via Tandjoeng andextend along Brandan

Pangkalan distance upwithcountry,

Koeta | 1»

Radja

K«eta (Atcheen)

Penang and to the

and, Improvements south

via Pematang and via Tebing

Siantar, Tinggi,

to thetowest with Tandjoeng

with system Balei

Sibolga,areFort (Asahan),

Koek, | (

decarried

Padang,

out Korintji. extensions thePangkalan

road being

Poera, Tandjoeng Balei, Bengkalis, Bagan Si Api-Api and Laboean Bilik and Pakan- !

by, degrees. Other important .ports -are those of Brandan, Tandjoeng

baroe.

Brastagi . There are Wireless Stations at Medan, Bengkalis and

levelBagan Si latter

Api-Api. on jj

the shoresand Prapat,

of the TobatheLake former nearly'6,000

are popular holidayfeetresorts

above the

withseamodern and

hotelsthewhere golf,

bathing and riding may be enjoyed.

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA C327

DIRECTORY

. Qo vijrnok's' Office—Medan Assist.

r1 Resident—G. W. Meinderma

Governor of Sumatra—A. I. Spits ' Vx. Onderafdeeling Simeloengoen,

Resident—Dr. W. J. Beck (Pematang Siantar)

X Asst. Resident 1st-. >0]

Zadelhoff A. W. yan Under the Ass. ReS.‘ of the Department

Secretary of the Goverment of Sumatra— Controller—J. Dijk

Dr. H. YV, Nolting b. Onderafdeeling Karolanden,

Chief Inspector of, the General Police—J. (Kaban Djahe)

H. Boon von Ochssee Gesaghebber—W. A. Luitwieler

V Afdeeling Bengkalis Ged.

(Bengkalis)

Residentie .East Coast of Sumatra Assist. Resident—Dr. H. D. von

Resident—J. Bouwes Bayinck

Asst. ■ Meyenfelt

A. S.Residents

L. Spoor1and

st Cl—F. J. Bruggeman,

P. A. Lanting a. Onderafdeeling Bengkalis,

(Bengkalis)

Officer of; th^ General Treasure—J. It. C. Under the Asst. Res. of tlje/Depa rtmerit

Fehr

Controller—Dr. J. E. Nieuwenhuis

Administrative Depts. Of the Govt. b. Onderafdeeling

Indrapoera) Siak (SiakSri

i of East Coast of Sumatra Ged. Gesaghebber—J. G. Benders .

I. Afdeeling Deli en Serdang, (Medan) c. Onderafdeeling Bagen Siapiapi

Assist. Resident—C. Bakker (Bagan Siapiapi)

a. Onderafdeeling Beneden . Deli (Medan) Fg. Controller—J . F. M. van der Linder

Controller, Medan—G. van Gelder

[6. Onderafdeeling Bovan Deli (Arnhemia)

Controller—G. E. Bloom (fol.) , ' Inspectie van Financien Medan

e. Pakam)

Onderafdeeling Serdang (Loeboek InspecteUr van Financien ddr le kl.,

| Controller—B. A. Bruins Hoofd der Inspectie—H. F. Beek-

d. Onderafdeeling Padang en Bedagei kerk van Ruth

, (Tebing Tinggi) Inspecteurs van Financien—C. M. F.

[Controller—B. F. Roskoff Braakman, A. W. H. Bussink, A. L.

'II. Afdeeling Langkat (Bindjei) Grendel, M. Dirkzwager. W. F. Bruins

4 fj Assists. Resident — Dr. J. J. C. H. van Slot, J. W. F. Gay maps

Waardenburg Controleur voor de Belastingen—E. Best

a. Onderafdeeling Beneden Langkat Bel as ti n g am b ten are n 2de klasse—J. W.

i Directly under the Assistant Resident Abels, R. R. D. S. Koopnians Stadnitski,

Controller (with residence Pangkalan W. J. Beringer, P. E. van Dijk

Brandan) R. M. van Rhee Belastingambtenaren 3de klasse — C. G.

b. Onderafdeeling Bo yen . Langkat W. Milar, Mej.

Enkoroma Coifie,L. F.Krijgsman,,

Hereman,F.H.B. de

A.

1 (Bindjei) Bruin, Lim Linn Po

{III. Afdeeling Asallan, (Tandjocng Balei) Belastingambtenaar ,4de klasse—Alip

Assist. Resident—W. J. Muller Terreinambtenaar 3de klasse—Mohamad

Con broiler—Dr. W. E. Masbenbinck Djoezat

\'a. Onderafdeeling Asahan (Tandjoeng Adjunct-terreinambtenaar - Osmansjah

} Balei) under the Assist. Resident of the Eerste klerken—Nipo Kasido Cassianus,

department F.Constantijn

E. von Mauw, SalonioTapTampoebolon,

\b. Onderafdeeling Baboe Bara, (Laboehan

l Roekoe) Hoetapea, Som Koei,

I Controller—J. J. Menke Herman Siboerian, Amansjah, Moha-

tc. Onderafdeeling Laboehan Batoe mad

Adenoen, LoeaF Hasibo'ean, Siregar,

Jacoeh, V Paringgbnan Sjarif

I (Rantau Prapat) Naspetion, Parlaoengan

|Controller—J. I. Spijker Klerkeri Achmad Marzoeki, Walter

| IV Afdeeling Simeloengoen en de Sitompoel, Abdul Kahar, Hezekiel

Napitoepoeloe

Karolanden, Pematang Siantar

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

den dienstte der Belastingen Members—Drs.

Ambtenaren vangeplaatst Meijer

H. A. Nauta and A. M.

Pematang Siantar—G. von Kriegenbergh Griffier—Dr. W. J. Smits

(Belastingambtenaar 3de klasse)

Tandjong Balei—H. N. Visser (Terrein- Labour Inspection

am.btenaar 2de kla£se).

Bengkalis—W. A. Ch. B. Paehlig (Ter- Inspr. (Medan)

1st cl.—H. W. A. A. Martens

reinambtenaar Iste klasse), -

Koetaradja—A. W. A. Penningnieuwland Medical Department

(Terreinambtenaar Iste klasse).

Langsa—S. M. van Dissel (Terreinamb- Civil Medical Officer—J. C. A. Ultee

tenaar 2de klasse) Military Department .

Sibolga—Raden Kanafiah (Belastingamb- Commander—Jhr.

tenaar 3de klasse) W. Bored

Tandjong Pinang—Ch. F. A. Meulemans

(Belastingambtenaar 3de klasse) Municipality—Medan

Rengat — L. Kalft (Belastingambtenaar Burgomaster—G. Pitlo

3de klasse). Secretary—S. Blankstein

Administeation of Finances of the Director Surveyc-r—W. van der Vegt

Native States HousingofInspection—Ir.

Public Works,W.Building and

van Ommen

Director—F. J. Bruggeman (Assistant Director of the Municipality Hospital

Resident) -reDr. A. A. Messing

Administrator—;J, van Oyerstraten

Kruysse Native Courts f

Secretary—J. G. van Essel Medan and Bindjei

Auction Department First President—Dr. A. M. Meijer

Superintendent—The fd. Governor Second President—Dr. H. Kraak

Tandjong Balei ^

Opium and Salt Department President—Dr. K. Fauser

PemaidUy

In the Netherlands Indies—Head Office: President—A. Dirkzwager Siantar

Batavia-Centrum

Inspector for North Sumatra at Medan—

J. P. A. Koopmans Kota' Radja

President—Jhr. Dr. W. C. van den Bran-

Cultuurraad deler.

Langsa

President—The Resident President—Jhr. Dr. W. C. van dor

Secretary—C. Nicolai Brandeler

Hoofd-Ingenieur van den Localen Bagan Api-Api

Waterstaat—Ir. G. A. L. Statius-Muller Magistrate—J. C. C. Haar

Inspecteurs van den Localen Water-

staat—Ir. J. G. Frowein en Ir. G. Magistrate—‘J. P. Pandjang

Selat

de Putter

E. Bekkering Siak Sri Indrapo'era

Harbour Department Magistrate—J. Dijk

Belawan Harbour Rohan (Pasir Pengarajan)

Directeur—Ir. R. van Yperen Magistrate—A. J. M. W. van den Berg

Harbourmaster—M. H. Hiemeyer Kampar Kiri (Pahan Baroe)

Asst. Harbourmaster—B. Jongste Magistrate—H. J. G. Dorenbosch

Pangkalan Brandan Harbour Benghalis

Harbourmaster—P.

Assist. van der Rol

Harbourmaster—W. Meer Magistrate-^(V acant)

Asahan Harbour Police Department—Medan

Harbourmaster—W. J. Butteling East Coast of Sumatra, Ned. Indies

High Court (Raad van Justitie) Chief Police Officer—P. Rotteveel

te Medan Treasury Department

President—Dr. W. J. H. Ter Burg , Treasurer—Arinta, J. A. Elsbory

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA C329

Administratie Kantoor Kamerlingh C. L. H.'van Erkom, A. Faubel,

Onnes N. V.—19, 21,23 25, Huttenbach- Ir. C. P. M. Frjjlinck, J. A. H.

straat,

Cable Medan;

Ad: Onnes; Telephs.

Codes: 101 and

A.B.C. 5th 121;

and Giezen, J. C. D. Groot, H. Har-

6th edns., Mercuur 3rd edn., Lieber’s, dus, J. P. F. G. Heydeman, R.

Broomhall’s, Bentley’s A. C. van den Hoek, E. Jakob-

sen, Ir. P. H. de Jong, A. van

der Kaay, G. Kerkbof, G. Reu-

Anglo-Dutch Estates: Agency, Ltd., ter, F. J. Klein, Th. H. F. Kok,

Estates Agents and Merchants— J. J. Knaud, H. G. Kolkman,

Medan, East Coast of Sumatra; Cable M. Kwadijk, O. M. Lammerts

Ad: Anduesta van Bueren, M. H. L. Lefebre,

H. H. Fenton, manager C. F. Th. van Lingen, G. V.

Logeman, J. S. G. Loncke, Th.

Assurantiekantoor van Blaareren G. I. van Looy, Dr. F. H. van

& Michersen, N. V., Insurance—Kesa- der Maarel, Ir. W. Maas Geeste-

wan, Medan; Teleph. 604; Cable Ad: ranus, W. H. Marinas, Dr. H.

Blaamichel; Code Bentley’s Meyer, Dr. J. A. Middendorp,

Bluntschli, H. C., Genera] Agent-rPakan M. R. K. Mittman, D. E. Mor-

Baroe, Sumatra East Coast. Also at gan, Ir. A. van Noortwijk, R.

Singapore Oswald, J. A. Overtoom, W. van

Cable Ads: (SS-): P. O. Pakanbaroe;

Bluntschli, Box 53; Ravestijn, H. Renes, H. Roemer,

A. J. J. Roozenburg, Mej. F. M.

Bluntschli, Singapore P. Rucker, A. H. Rupp, W. C.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij A. Sander us, W. Schputen, W.

A. A. Luyt, manager C. J. Sierhuis, J. . C. Simonis,

W. Simons, R. H. M. Slinger,

Cable and Wireless, Limited—Medan, G. Slotboom, W. van der Sluis,

Deli; Teleph. 130; Cable Ad : J. Smits, W. Sbederhuizen, G.

Eastern A. Sombeek, Ir. J. Spoel, R. J.

M. G. Calder, manager .Springintveld, J. M. B. Staf,

F. C. Van Ingen, asst. H. Stravers, Ir. P. Suter, G. J.

Timmer, Ir. P. M. J. Timp, Dr.

Chartered S. W. Trornp, A. A. Trouwborst,

and ChinaBank

(MedanopAgency)—Cable

India, AustraliaAd: G. Uitenbroek, D. Yeenstra, W.

Vermaesen, Ir. A. Verstege, J.

Durian

H. F. Morford, agent Verton, F. de Vries, I. K. de

T. H. Gwyther, accountant Vries, J. Ph. van der, Wart, L.

W. F. MacDonald, sub-acct. M. Wesdorp and C, Wermeulen.

A. G. Mitchell, do. CONSULATES

Civil Aviation (Koninklyke Neder"

landsch Indische Luchtvaart Maats- Belgium—Consulate at Medan, Deli

chappij) Consul—G. G. van Kooy

P. Th. C., van Adrichem, R. Atot, Vice-Consul—M. Lemye

Dr. G. F. F. Ave Lallemant,

M. L. Beckman Lapre, J. M. China—Consulate at Medan, Deli;

Beuker, J. C. E. Beusekom van, Cable Ad: Sinoconsul

K. C. Boer, Ir. H. M. Boers, Consul — Dalton T. Djang (For

W. H. H. Bogaert van den, A. East CoastandofRiouw)

Sumatra, Atjeh,

1 van den Bosch, W. J. J. A. van Tapanoeli

den Bosch, J. Bouman, Dr. Ir. Eleve-Consul—Niu Shu Chun

R. J. A. Brandes de Roos, J. W. Chancellor—Li Ting Yuan

de Bruyn, A. G. Buys, H. Buys, Secretaries—Chew Yim Choo and

R. F. ten Cate, H. J. V. Coester, Lee Teck Guan

\ E. B. van Dam, M. Dekker, Ir.

H. van Diermen, H. P. G. van France—

Dijk, Zr. A. M. Eigeman, G. J. Consular Agent—L. C. van de

Eimers, Drs. J. D. Emeis, Ir. Kasteele

A. J. Ente, W. J. H. Eradus,

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Germany—Esplanade, Medan Boorterrein Leuboe:

Consul—E. Dollmann K. Cordia, A. B. Flament, R. J.

Heuker, J. J. Houthuyse, W.

Great Britain— Roelfs and H. Tulp

Consul—H. Bruce Henderson Soengei Lipoet:

Pro-Consul—S. McClure J. Band

do. — R. J. Selby Logeehuis Brastagi:

Merr. P. Hirsch

Switzeklanp — Consulate at Medan, De Handelsvereeniging te Medan’!|

East Coast of Sumatra (Medan Chamber of Commerce)—

Kesawan hoek Nienhuysweg, Me--

United States of America—Medan dan; Teleplns. 4 en 25; Codes: A.B.'

Consul-r-Uohn B. Ketcham C. 5th and 6th edns., Bentley, Mer-

cuur, Liebers Western Union

Members of the Board—L. Sark :

DeBataafsche Petroleum Maatscjiappij (president), W. J. van den i

Pangkalan, Brandan —Cable Addr- Bergh

Meerten,i (secretary),

J. Franse, H.D.Gerbraeht,

P. van ■,!

esses: “Aera,”' Medan, Palembang, K. Raadsheer, A. A. Cohrs, L. C. [b

Batavia, Bandoeng,, Seniarang, van

Soerabaja

■ Pakan and“Reprise

Baroe; Singapore; “Bprii,”

Donpasser,” Y. A.deA.Kasteele, < A. A.H. Luyt,

Hoefnagels, Alofs, Jr.,R. ,

Bali Wagner

P. M. de Boer, administrateur De Javasche Bank (Agents: Hongkong ‘ j t

Etablisseitaent Pankala,n Soesoe;

J. J. A. i; Crooy, J. W. C. Ebbe- and CableShanghai BankingCodes:

Ad: Delegatie; Corporation)—

Peterson’s

ler, P. C. Gravendijk, W. Helm, and Bentley’s

H. J. Henkas, J. O. van Heuven Medan Agency:

van Staereling, J. H. Lubbers, R. W. G. B. R. Wagner, agent

Th. Pinchetti, M. H. van der Koeta Radja. Agency:

Veldeii H, W. A. Versnel and S. F. van Musschenbroek, agent |

G. J. and Wachern Padang Agency:

Boorterrein Aroebaai: Ch. M. Kamerling, Agent'

G. W. Drenthen, (Dj. Rajeu), I. Palembang Agency:

Groenepberg, L van Oeveren, C. J. M. Willemsz Geeroms, agent i

W. van, der Sluis, ’ (Gebang), Ir.

A. G. G. Schbt and A. C. Zandee “De Sumatra Post,” Daily Newspaper-

Boorterrein Gebang: Cable Ad: Sumatrapost, Medan; Codes: j t •:

J. A. J. BeUne, H. van Heuven, A. A.B.C. 6th

Tuitert and J. A. Willems

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H. P. N. Bldkzijl, A. B. Prinking, Varekamp ik Co., proprietors

A. HeVnekamp and J. H. L. van Deli Experiment Station Staff—

Wijk J. 0.entomologist

van der Meer Mohr, director

Boorterrein Rantau:

J. Bogaert, J. Brandenburg, Dr. H. van Berkel, secretary

J. A. Cochrane, Ir. C. D. Dooi’- Ir: J. van der Poe!, agriculturist

nik, H. Kluun, G. Ligthart, L. Dr. J. H. Druif, agrogeologist

J. van der Maas, I. C. Neubron- Dr. H. G. van der Weij, botanist ;

ner, Ir. H. J. M. W. de Quartel Dr. P. A. vander Laan, entomo- 1 t

J. Zipp and Y. Zwang logist

Boorterrein Perlak: A Siregar, analyst

P. J. Ausems, A. W. de Beyer, F.

J. van deh Bosch, Ir. B. A.

Geerlings, Ir. A. J. de Jager, Deli SpOoeweg Mavtschappij (Deli P

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Chr. Wezepoel, Ir. J. J. J. van 32; Cable Ad : Delispoor, Medan ; j

Wdechen and J. D. Ykelenstam ■ Code : MercUur ,5th Edition .

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Direction in Europe—Deli Spoor- Phrase, Broomhall’s (Rubber edn.),

Mercuur, A.B.C. 5th edn., Western

weg Maatschappij (Heeren- Union 5-letter edn. and Private.

gracht 164, Amsterdam C.)

Chairmen—Herbert Cremer, Ir. G. Head 1-4, Great Office:Tower

Harrisons

Street,& Crosfield, Ld.,

London, E.C.

C.vanM.Kempen

Smits, R.E. Kielstra and C. J. Branches: Bandoeng, Batavia, Calcutta,

Director — B. H. A. van Kreel Calicut, Colombo, Medan, Montreal,

Quilon and Toronto

(Amsterdam) J. McQueen, manager (On leave)

Secretary — M. W. H. Werker W. Thomson, acting manager

(Amsterdam)

Local Directors—Dr. H. Kolkmanand Estates Department:

G, T. Thompson

Ir. P. M. Yisser

Ir. J. A. A. Hoefnagels, gen. mgr. A. Bruce

J.Ir.J.H.Kok, secretary S. McClure

W. K. Munro (On leave)

Meyer, supt. (Way and Works) H. L. Glendinning

Ir. R. Everwijn, loco. supt.

J. J. Kok, chief accountant Finance

E. W. Carol and Accounts

in Department:

Ir. A. Klein, supt. (Traffic and Trade) T.R. C.J. Selby

Shedden I| P.C. G.H. Malcolm

Dunlop Co., E., Import Merchants— Philipps

Ch. van Dongen, manager Insurance Department:

R. Geels C. Eikens

Import Department :

Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Established 1821), F. A. Moes

Merchants—46, Oudemarkt, Medan; K. G. van Leeuwen (on leave)

Telephs. 367-8; Cable Ad: Guthrie; Shipping H. G. Kromsigt | T. van Loo

Codes: Bentley’s, Complete Phrase and Department:

Bentley’s 2nd Phrase A. C. Weed a

J. C. Horn, manager G. H. W. Kingma

N. W. Taylor | K. E. Adderley A. H. van Oudvorst

Procuration Holders :

Handel Maatschappy Guntzel and A. F.W.C.A.K.Weeda

Moes

Schumacher, N. V., Import, Export, Munro

Shipping and Insurance—Medan, Deli; S. McClure

| Codes: A. B. C. 5th and

Bentley’s, Private and Acme. Head 6th edns., H. G. Kromsigt

Office: Medan. Branches : Padang, E. W. Carolin

!| Amsterdam

Siboga, Singapore, Batavia, Sourabaya, C. Eikens

and Hamburg Belawan Sub-branch:

J. E. Hendriksen

; Handelmaatschappij, Kehding & Van Tandjong Balei Sub-branch :

1j Nie, N.V., General Import-Estates Sup-

C. Sshwaner

pliers-Shipping Agents—Medan; Cable Siantar Sub-branch :

L. L. A. Beek

Ad:

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Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C.Phrase,

Complete 5th &

j Rudolf Mosse and Schofield’s safe check Immigrants’ 23 ; Teleph. 6

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| 3-Letter President—Ir. P. M. Visser

I' i D. P. vanMeerten, director

F. G. L. de Petit, procurator Secretary—G. van der Yeen

W. M. Heinen, cash-proc. Medical

Manager—O. Officer—Dr.

Maas E. Snethlage

j K.P.Siegmund,H. Hartmansasst-peoc.

! R. Jongeneel

F. Cochius, Tg. Balei officer mgr. Koek & Co., Automobielhandel—Medan

j J. F. Polak, do.

)Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Mer- McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.—

| chants, Lloyd’s Agents and Estate Kill mij Building, Medan; Teleph. 941;

Agents—Juliana Huis, Medan; Tel. Bentley’s and Broomhall’s RubberCodes:

Cable Ad: McAuliffe, Medan; edn.

200 (5 Lines); Cable Ad: Harricros, Sir(London)

H. T. McAuliffe, f.c.a., partner

Medan; Codes: Bentley’s Second

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F.H. Grumitt, a.c.a., partner (Penang) Society of Assistants in Deli—j -J

, C.A. Grumitt,

Dobson, a.s.a.a.,

AjCja., do.do. (Penang)

(Singapore) Coenstraat 3

President—J. Batteljee

G.(signs

A. Murphy,

the firm) A;C.A., assistant Secy., Treas. and Editor of the Paper j

S. Dee, a.c.a,, assistant —H. J. de Ruyter

J.S. Hawkins, A.C.A., do. Consuls—J. F. Rusch, J. van den

A. Guild, A.C.A., do. Ende and L. van Es

London Firm and Branches'. Fortnightly Paper: De Planter

Turquand, Youngs, MoAuHffe & Co., Sockets Internationale pupb-mide Planta- !

Chartered

man Street,Accountants,

London, E. (J. 19, Cole-at

2; aiid

Penang, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Estate Agents—Sumatra (S.I.P.E.F.),

tions et de Finance

Agency: 217,

,

Batavia,

lonna, Soerabaya Paris,

Madrid,Rio-de-Janeiro, Barce-

Gibraltar, Malta, Padangboelanweg, Medan, Sumatra ■

New York, Sao E. K.C.;tenCable Ad: Sipef, Medan

Velde, director

Paulo, Santos, Curityba,

Buenos Ayres and Colombo Para, G. J. Herwig, secretary

J. Bijleveld, Jr., accountant

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

N.Y.—Medan; Cable Ad: Handel- Yarekamp & Co., Printers, Publishers,

bank Bookbinders, Booksellers ,and Station-

J. Franse, agent ers, Publishers of the Daily Newspaper

J. M. Cast, accountant “De Sumatra Post”—Medan,

Th. E. de Brauew, sub- Sumatra;

Jhr.accountant Code: A.B.C. 6thEast Coast,

A. S. Carpentier (Acting) J. Varekamp, manager

E. G. Leffelaar, assist, manager

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschapplt, Nederlandsch-Indische

Nederlandsche

Escompto Mij.

Handel Mij.

N. Y. (Netherlands 1671-4;

Bankers—Telephs. Trading;Cable

Society),

Ad: A. P. A. A. Besnard

Trading H. J. Tichelman

Wi. B. Schaper

Roos, Anton, Import and Export Mer- H. Ledeboer

chant—Medan,

Belawan; Cable Ad: Pangkalan

Anton roos;Brandan;

Codes: J.H. Duinker

P.J.J.A.van Dillen

Varekamp

A.B.C. 4th and 5th edns. and Bentley’s S.J. Meininger

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THE PHILIPPINES

Named in Honour of Philip II, King of Spain

[osaryTheof glnwinu

Philippines

islandshas

thnt been picturesquely

nature has hung about described

the heavingasbosom “a ofmagnificent

the warm

“acific.” The archipelago is bounded on the north and west by the China Sea on the

last by the Pacific Ocean, and on the south by the Celebes and Sulu Seas. The land

rea is 114,400 square miles, while the land and sea area embraced

oundaries is 833,000 square miles, which is greater than the land and water area within the treatyof

treat Britain and Ireland. The Philippines extends from North to South between 5

:nd 22 North Latitude, and from East to West between 117 and 127 East Longitude,

lr approximately 1200 miles from North to South, and 700 miles from East to West.

Area and Population

’ The total area of the Philippines is 114,400 square miles. This is larger than

mt of the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware put together.

| The Philippine Archipelago is composed of 7.083 islands, of which 2,441 are named

ind 4,6 i 2 are not. There are 11 important islands, each of which has an area of

(lore

if,012;than 1,0005,124;

Samar, squareNegros,

miles.4,903;

LuzonPalawan,

has an4,500;

area Panay,

of 40,8144,448;square miles;3,794;

Mindoro, Mindanao

Leyte

(799; Cebu, 1,695; Bohol, 1,534; and Masbate, 1,255.

i The Archipelago is divided into three great groups of islands designated as

ijuzon,

ataan,theBatangas,

Visayas,Bulaean,

and Mindanao. Luzon includes

Cagayan, Camarines Norte,theCamarines

provincesSur,of Cavite,

Abra, Albay,

Ilocos

orte, Ilocos Sur, Isabela, Laguna, La Union, Mountain Province, Nueva Ecija,

Classified | Agencies

ueva Vizcaya, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Rizal, Sorsogon,

fi ambales, and the island-provinces of Batanes, Marinduque, Masbate and Mindoro. Tarlac, Taya has and

'i hide Iloilo,

secondongroup, the Visayas, is made up of the provinces

the island of Panay; Occidental Negros and Oriental Negros, on the of Antique, Capiz

;land of Negros; and the individual island provinces of Bohol, Cebu, Leyte, iiomblon,

if igusan,

imar andBukidnon,

PalawanCotabato,

The thirdDavao,

group,Lanao,

Mindanao,

Orientalis made

Misamis, up Occidental

of the provinces

Misamis,of

jurigao, Zamboanga, and a cluster of islands forming the province of Sulu.

E According to the last Philippine Census in 1918 the population was 10,314,310, but

y 1937 the total was 13,601,290 including about 525 British subjects, 6,632 Americans,

9 236 Spaniards, 83,993 Chinese, 17,911 Japanese and 2,774 other foreign nationals.

[ ae Filipinos are chiefly of Malay race and 12,149,358 are Christians (mainly Roman

>d jktholics).

Sr About half the remainder are Mohammedans (in the south) and the other half

w Ifgans.

,l

Physical Features and Climate

‘ | The coastline includes many fertile coastal plains. Added to these are the Central

lain, the Cagayan and Bicol Valleys of Luzon; the Central Plain of Panay; and the

i gusan and Cotabato Valleys of Mindanao. Most of the large islands are crossed by

#11 defined ranges,

d luth-eastern running,

Mindanao, is theashighest

a rule, inpeak,

a north

with and south direction;

an altitude Mount Apo, in

of 9,610 feet.

+\ ithin The part of

the typhoon the archipelago north

area and violent of the islands of Mindanao and Sulu comes

Iny season July to September inclusive.storms are of frequent occurrence during the

I>1

D2 THE PHILIP PINES

The climate

countries itclimates. in the lowlands

is neitherAtunhealthful isnortropical, but compared

unpleasantly hot, evenwith most other bomtropiqjjtq

temperate certain seasons of the year humidity intothepeople

atmosphere inmakStl|11

the

monly experienced in New York, Washington, or Tokyo in the height of summ^ ifk

neat trying, but the thermometer seldom registers the temperatures not uncot

Moreover the periods of extreme heat and extreme humidity, in the Philippines, t |,i

not coincide. The hot and dry season occurs in the greater part of the country durir sri

the periodinMarch

Speaking generaltotheMay, heatwhile

in mostthepartsheavyof therains fall between

Philippines is never Juneextreme,

and Septemb^

and su; [je:

stroke is so rare as to be almost unheard of. Due to the fact that the islands are co: o

stantly fanned by refreshing sea breezes, the nights are pleasantly cool. In the high- g

altitudes

Baguio, 150themiles

climate

north is temperate, log and at are timesto bewintry. At the inmountain

the livingresort roon\ N|

of most homesides duringof Manila,

the greater firespart of the found burning

year.

storms Thewhich

northern part have

usually of the archipelago inliesthewithin

Pacific,theeasttyphoon area, and violeimi'Ic

infrequently sweep over thetheir originleaving

country destruction inof the

theirPhilippines,

wake. Time: hi

warning of the approach of a typhoon is invariably published by the WeathlJ

Bureau of Manila, so that every

unnecessary loss of life and destruction of property. possible precaution may be taken to preveA

The Philippines is at times subject to great seismic and volcanic activity. Of t«

active

symmetrical volcanoes,

shape,Mayon,

which isinanthe.province

almost perfectofcone. Albay,This is noteworthy

volcano has broken becauseforth of ii:■

destructive eruption on several occasions within recent years. During the erupticm

of 1900 lava flowed from its crater to the sea, a distance of nearly ten miles. In Januarj|i

1911, Taalburst

Manila, Volcano,

forth onwitha small

titanicisland

violence,in the middlegreat

causing of loss

LakeofTaal, 40 miles

life and south ;

annihilating

dozen

Mindanao, villages. Other important

Claro Babuan on a smallactive islandvolcanoes

north ofareLuzon, Canlaon and inCatarman

Negros, Apo on tl1

island of Camiguin. This volcano made its first appearance in 1856 as a column

smoke

attendedbetween two rocks.and Inby the

by earthquakes, 1860following year it anunderwent

it had attained elevationviolent eruptioj

of 700 feet,

nearly all the islands of the archipelago extinct volcanoes exist.

Health

and The Bureau of Health is the Government for branch in chargeandof protection

enforcing measure

healthpromulgating

and for therules and regulations

maintenance of general thesanitary

promotionconditions. Its jurisdictiq of pub!

extends to all the cities, towns and barrios of the Philippines. Due to its work, there hj

been noticeable general health improvement all over

two decades and the people of the Philippines are beginning to realize the advantage the archipelago during the pa;

of a well-organized and nation-wide system of sanitation. The old attitude of distru!

towards

all their sanitary rules in promoting

energies toward the countrythehasgospel disappeared;

of clean the andpeople

healthyto-day living.areHospital

exertip

are fast increasing throughout the country, and every day they are gaining ground 1

the estimation

among of theispeople.

the hospitals In Manila,

the Philippine the largest

General Hospital.and There

one ofarethe27 most up-tq-dai

hospitals in tli

city of Manila and 46 in the provinces. Activities

are looked after by the Bureau of Public Welfare. The Board of Pharma ceutici related to child welfare in gener;

Examiners

drug-stores,and Inspectorsandhassimilar

dispensaries the immediate supervision

establishments, bothandprivate

controland of allpublic,

pharmacie

in tB

Philippines

The death rate among the European and American

be lower than the death rate in New York or Chicago. This may be accounted fo residents of Manila is said

however, by the fact that a majority of such residents do not establish themselves :

the Philippines until they have reached adult age, and they almost invariably return '

their morethetemperate

rule,careers

only homeland as they approach the country

declining years. Moreover, as;

out forphysically

themselvesfit overseas.

venture to Ideal

leave their own

health resorts are forfound the purpose of carvin

in the highland

insuchtheasvicinity

Baguio ofin Lake

the Mountain

Lanao, inProvince,

Mindanao.(5000The feetmedicinal

above sea qualities

level), andofthethesettlemen|

waters v r;

Sibul Springs, Los Bafios, Klondyke’s (on the Benguet) road, and many other hot «

mineral springs, are known to be of great value.

THE PHILIPPINES D3

History

In his trip around the world, Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese, in the service

of Spain, discovered the Philippines on March 16th, 1521. Spain, claiming the

L country, colonized it in 1565, when Legaspi, the first Governor of the Philippines,

f founded the first Spanish settlement in Cebu. The city of Manila was founded on

June 24th, 1571.

K The early history of the Philippines is a record of continual trouble. Conflicts

I between the civil and ecclesiastical authorities led to internal contentions, while both

| Portugal and the Netherlands coveted these rich possessions and harassed the Spaniards.

In 1606 the Dutch blockaded the ports with five ships, which were, however, destroyed

^ piratical by the Spanish

fleets. fleet. Attacks

The most were also

celebrated made was

of these at different points by

the invasion by Lipowerful

Ma Hong, Chinese

who

i with 2,000 men landed at Manila in 1574, but was defeated and driven out by the

II} Spaniards was taken and

by natives,

the under

English, the the leadership

private property of Juan

of deinhabitants

the Salcedo. Inbeing 1762 saved

the capital

from

plunder on the condition of the payment of a ransom of £1,000,000, half of which

If meantime, was paid inhowever,

money and peacethehadotherbeenhalfconcluded,

in bills uponand the

the Spanish

countryTreasury.

was restored In theto

| Spain, payment of the balance of the indemnity not being insisted upon.

i The Filipinos were given representation in the Spanish Cortes in 1810. The

jj galleon Manila wastradeopened

instituted

to the by the Spanish

commerce of theGovernment

world in 1830. endedWith in 1815.

the openingThe portof theof

■ Suez Canal in 1869, direct mail service with Spain was inaugurated and railroads and

:ji telegraphs were introduced into the Philippines. Attempts to throw

were made in 1822, 1841, 1842, 1872 and 1896. On June 12th, 1897, Philippine Inde- off the Spanish yoke

; pendence was proclaimed in Cavite, and the Philippine flag was officially unfurled.

; Upon the outbreak of hostilities between the United States and Spain in 1898, the

; Insurgents offered to co-operate with the former. The offer was accepted with the

|; overthrew

result thatSpanish

while the Americans

authority took andtheheld

throughout the cityof oftheManila,

remainder Island the Insurgents

of Luzon and

i established a government of their own with General Aguinaldo as Dictator. Com-

: modore Dewey sank the Spanish squadron in Manila Bay on May 1st, 1898. The

Philippine forRepublic

I providing was established

the cession on January

of the Philippines 23rd,United

to the 1899. States,

The Treaty was ofratified

Paris,

by the Senate of the United States on February 6th, 1899. Civil government was

established in the Philippines on July 4th, 1901. The first

inaugurated on October 16th, 1907. On August 29th, 1916 the Philippine Organic Philippine Assembly was

I Act, commonly known as the Jones Law, came into force, establishing a system of

fovernment which continued until November 15th, 1935. Under this Act the Chief

Ixecutive was the Governor-General, appointed by the President of the United States

i! and representing

Governor, the sovereign

also appointed by thepower of thewho,

President, United States. toUnder

in addition him was

assuming the Vice-

the functions

of the Governor-General during the latter’s absence, held the appointment of

jj Secretary

under a Secretary. The legislative branch consisted of a Senate of 24 members each

of Public Instruction. There were six other executive departments, and

a House of Representatives of 93 members, mostly elected by popular franchise.

From the time of the enactment of the Jones Law there was a progressive increase of

Filipino participation

Officials remained. in the administration, so that by 1935 very few American

} Government

On March 24th, 1934 an Act of the Congress of the United States providing for

'the complete independence of the Philippines (commonly called the Tydings-

McDuflie Act) came into force. Under this law the Philippine Legislature was

? authorised

President ofto the

arrange for the

United drafting

States, was ofto abeConstitution,

submitted towhich, after approval

a plebiscite by the

ot the Filipino

. people. Thereafterbyanthe

upon proclamation election of Officers

President of theofUnited

the new government

States, they werewastototake be held,

overand,

the

duties and tofunctions

States was continue ofuntil

theJuly

existing government.

4th following The sovereignty

the expiration of a periodof ofthetenUnited

years

from the date of the inauguration of the new government.

*D1

D4 THE PHILIPPINES

a Constitution, which in due coursewaswaselected

A Constitutional Convention approvedand byon the February

President8th,of1935

the adopted

United 1j

States and accepted by the people. Elections were held

when Mr. Manuel L. Quezon was elected President, and Mr. Sergio Osmena, Vice- on September 17th, 1935, j';

President of the Philippines. At the same time were chosen the 98 members of the;

unicameral National Assembly which was to replace the

ture. The inauguration of the Commonwealth Government took place on November *; existing bicameral Legisla-

15th, 1935 by proclamation of the President of the United States.

The Constitution provides for a republican form of government, and contains a5

Bill of Bights, setting forth certain fundamental safeguards of individual liberty!

which show the influence of Anglo-Saxon ideas. Suffrage is accorded to all literate

male and female citizens over 21 years of age. Legislative power is vested in a

National Assembly of not more than 120 members (initially 98) to be chosen every

three years, bybutpopular

not members, they may, election.

either The

uponheads

their ofowntheinitiative

executiveor upon

departments

request are

by

the Assembly, appear before and be heard by that body, on any matter pertaii.ing to

their departments. The executive power is vested in a President,

election for a term of six years, who may not be re-elected for the following term. ; chosen by direct:

He hasthecontrol

with consentof ofallthetheCommission

departmentsonofAppointments

the administrationof the and appoints

National their heads

Assembly. He i!

isandcommander-in-chief

pardons. of the armed forces and possesses the power to grant reprieves|

The judicial power is vested in a Supreme Court composed of a Chief Justice and :

six Associate Justices, a Court of Appeals composed of the Presiding Justice and 1

fourteendistricts.

judicial Associate Justices and in Courts of First Instance established in the various j

The Tyd logs-McDuffie Act provides that during the Commonwealth period altl

citizens of the Philippines shall owe allegiance to the United States and all*

officers

During ofthethesamegovernment

period foreign shallaffairs

makeareanunder

oath the

of allegiance to the United

direct supervision States.,,

and control of

the United States, and acts of the National Assembly relating

imports, exports and immigration must receive the approval of the President of the to currency, coinage,!

UnitedCommissioner,

High States. The President of the United

who has access States is represented

to all government records, andby may

a United

obtainStates

from 1I

the Chief Executive of the Philippines any information which he shall request. The,!

Act provides for'the intervention of the High Commissioner in the financial affairs of !

the

port,country

and anyunderothercertain

reportscircumstances,

which maybe and required,

directs that he shall

to the make and

President an annual re- !|

Congress

ofaccordance

the United States. Other duties and functions may be delegated to him, in J

Governmentwith the Act, byto appoint

is empowered the President of the

a Resident United States.

Commissioner to the The Philippine

United States,!,

who shall have a seat in the House of Representatives of the United States, with the ,

right of debate but without the right of voting.

The United States may, by Presidential proclamation, exercise the right to inter- sc

veneconstitution,

the for the preservation for ofthetheprotection

Government andproperty,

for its .maintenance

and individualas liberty,

providedand”

in

for the discharge and

of government of life,

obligations under the constitution.

Education and Literacy

Public education in the Philippines is free, secular and co-educational, and the prm-|

eipal aim is to make the people socially proficient. As a means to this end, emphasis |

isTheplaced

Bureauupon the spread maintains

of Education of literacya oncomplete

the basissystem

of a ofcommon

public language—English..!

education. Public!

elementary

for special and high

education schools

are are

maintained.distributed

The throughout

enrolment of the Country.

students in the Insular

public school'

schools s1

is increasing every year and is now 1,459,743. Private schols, patterned after the'■

publib schools,

sprung besides the old Spanish schools andThecolleges whichin private

still survive, have

and ^'

colleges upis 120,052.

in the Philippines

These schools in recent

offer years. enrolment

primary, intermediate, secondary, school

collegiate,

technical and vocation courses, and come under the supervision of the Department

of Public Instruction. Practically all these offer instruction in English, and even

THE PHILIPPINES D5

the old Spanish schools and colleges have English as the medium of instruction.

Upon graduating from the high schools, the students are admitted to higher

institutions of learning, among which are the University of the Philippines,

‘established

^Tomas, and maintained by thede Letran,

Philippine Government, the University of Santo

of Manila,theFarOolegio

Easternde University,

San Juan Philippinethe NationalUniversity

Women’s University,and the University

Centro Escolar

University.

English and Spanish are both used as official languages and are widely spoken in

the Philippines. There are six established native dialects with printed literature,

namely, the Tagalog Visayan, Ilocano, Bicol, Pangasinan and Pampangan.

Not including the various dialects of the Mohammedans of Mindanao and Sulu,

.Or of the Mountain tribes of Northern Luzon, or of various tribes of Pagans.

Agriculture and Minerals

^ Cane

fareas Sugarareis under

of cane by far cultivation

the most important

in Negros,product

Panay,ofCentral

the Philippines.

Luzon, Cebu,Extensive

Mindoro

and Leyte, and

flthe.se localities. modern mills and refineries have been established, in recent years, in

ij The Philippines is an agricultural country. The people depend chiefly on

.domestic agricultural products for their livelihood, and approximately 88 per cent,

|isof fertile

the total

to a exports of theforCountry

degree, being the most is made up of theinproduce

part volcanic of the

origin and farms. The

exceedingly richsoilin

all

pines at the present time is estimated at 4,262,870 hectares, or 15 per cent, Philip

varieties of sedimentary deposits. The total area of cultivated lands in the of the

i entire area of the country.

Mice is the staple food-product of the inhabitants of the Philippines. It is their

imost widely cultivated crop. The area devoted to its cultivation is nearly two million

^-hectares.

t from FrenchConsiderable

indo-China.quantities

Through ofthethis cereal,

efforts of thehowever,

Bureau areof still

Plantimported,

Industrychiefly

local

‘farmers are realizing the advantages of scientific methods in

selection is given due emphasis. Several irrigation systems are now completed, many rice farming. Seed

more are in process of construction, and others are being projected. This is bound in

ijthe near future

Ipccurrence, and atto the

do away with make

same time the ravages

, feasibleofthedroughts,

growingwhichof twoare of periodical

or three crops a

frear

^receiving due attention from the Government and the local farmers. areas is also

in the rice sections of the archipelago. The extension of cultivated

■ Manila hemp, which the Philippines supplies to the world as first-class cordage

material, is produced from the leaf stalks of the Abaca plant thriving extensively in

the Country only.

disintegrated ManilaTheropesfibre is alsotheused

is made for making

well-known andbinder twine,Manila

much-used and from the old

paper. In

‘the Philippines, Abaca fibre is extensively usfed in the manufacture of cloth. In the

making of baskets, slippers, mats and other articles, the fibre has been tried with

excellent results. Within.the last few years a very important use for the fibre has

been found in the manufacture of hats.'

Coconut- source

considerable palms are grown extensively

of wealth. Tobacco is and copra

grown and vegetable

successfully in theoilfertile;

constitute

valleysa

especially of Cagayan river, and is exported to the United States and Spain in the

form of Cigars and leaf tobacco. The best and choicest class is raised in the provinces

‘of Cagayan and Isabela in northern Luzon.

mv Sugar-cane thrives very well, principally in the island of Negros. The most

noteworthy feature of sugar-cane growing and sugar manufacturing is the increase in

the number of sugar centrals during recent years. The extension of the cultivated

area and the introduction of tractors and other farm machinery of good varieties, use

of fertilizers and proper culture have largely brought about t he increase in production.

Among the other crops with great agricultural possibilities are maguey, sisal, corn,

i coffee, rubber, kapok, cacao, cassava, peanut, vegetables and fruits. Cattle-raising as

an agricultural pursuit is also very promising.

D6 THE PHILIPPINES

Gold continues to be the barometer of mining activities in the Philippines!

Its productionThis

P49,581,430. has been increasing annually untilPhilippines

in 1937 the astotaltheoutput has greatest]

reached

gold producing

Masbate areaproduction

districts under

have been thehasconsistent

placedStates

United the flag. Inforquartz

producers

fourth

mining,

a number of the

years.Bengueljj

At

present

three greatthe Benguet

producingdistrict

minesproduces

in orderabout 95 / importance

of their of the totalareoutput of gold. Con-

the Benguet The!

solidated, the Balatoc, and the Itogon mines, all of which are located in Benguet;!

but about eight others are now in regular production.

Silver mining is done in the Philippines, and the production in 1937 was Pi,094,135

Small quantity of platinum is also recovered in connection with placer operations.

The nativeof furnaces

Development the chromite of Bulacan

depositscontinue to be the

in Camarines Suronlyand source

Zambalesof iron

are production

now being

pushed to the point of production, Other metallic deposits

are the copper of Mankayan and Suyoc; chromite of Zambales and Pangasinan; worthy of consideratioriror

of Surigao and Calambayanga Island; manganese of Ilocos Norte and Masbate; and

lead and zinc of Masbate and Marinduque.

Coal is being produced from Cebu, Mindanao and Batan. Two cement plants, om

inandCebu and another

for domestic in Binangonan,

consumption. Bizal, manufacture

Lime factories in Rizal, TayabasPortlandand cement

Iloiloforproduct

export

quick

is beingandcarried

slack lime

out infortheuse Bondoc

in sugarpeninsula

refineries.andExploratory

other places.drillingSmallforquantity

petroleumofi

bituminous

phosphatic rock rock are

of Leyte is nowproduced

also being being mined

from thefor road

deposits construction. Guano and

of Capiz, Pangasinan,

Tayabas and other provinces.

Forests

areaTimber

of about forests11,035,340

are foundhectares.

in all the principal islands ofcontain

These forests the archipelago,

some of covering

the finest an

timber in the world, especially for cabinet work. Many species

family are used as substitute for mahogany and are sold in foreign markets as Philippine of the Dipterocarp

mahogany.

and dyewoodMinor forest products such as rattan, oils, copal gum, tanbark, dyebark.

are abundant.

The Government owns more than 99 per cent, of all the standing timber of the

Philippines, and the Bureau of Forestry has control over them. The public forests

are not sold,

sawmills, whichbutareareequipped

developedwithundermoderna license

machinerysystem. fit to There

meet are

the atbigpresent

enterpriiIT

of the country.

Fisheries

Fishing, until recently an undeveloped industry in-the: Philippines, is rapidlyt

coming to the front. Commerical fishing, in particular, sees a greater investment of!!

Filipino and American capital every year.

The waters Among

of food-fishes. along thethoseextensive

found incoasts of the quantities

commercial islands teemarewithanchovies,

common sardines,

varieties ,

silversides, mackerels, snappers, pampanos, tunas, sea-basses, mullets, milkfishesi

barracudas, porgi.es and parrotfishes. The local market is under-supplied and con-j

siderable

sive ofquantities of fish and fisheryandproducts areofimported. With the moretheexten-f

teriorusetowns modern

can befishing

suppliedequipment

there will be methods

a decrease intransportation

the imports ofsothisthatcharacter.;^in-1

The

Othercommercial

sea-products canning

foundofinfish the isPhilippine

now an established

waters are industryshark-fins,in sponges,

the Philippines.^:

trepang,..,

pearls, and pearl-shells, top-shell and widow shells.

Manufactures and Industries

materials such as Manila hemp, copra,industrial

The Philippines is a prospective field.lumber,

leaf tobacco, The shells,

countrylumbang,

has available raw

nuts, castorrp

beans, clay, limestone, bamboo, buutal, dye-woods and cassava for the different lines

ofindustrial

manufactures

activities. However, some of the big establishments such as sugar centrals,.!:

and industries. Manila and a few other cities are centres of these-.'

rice and lumber mills are found in localities nearest the sources of materials.

THE PHILIPPINES D7

The production of coconut oil constitutes one of the principal local industries.

| The p'ettisfirst

to themodern coconut

industry, oil mill

thereby wascoconut

placing built inoil191at i.the The

top ofworld-war

the list ofgave an im-

Philippine

exports for 1919. Sugar production, however, is'now the most important industry.

I The first and

centrals sugarimproved

central inmachinery

the Philippines

were then wasinstalled

established in 1910.all Many other

sugar

in thesections

sugar ofexports

the country.

of the Consequently,

Philippines wasafternoted. 1910in aalmost

Inconsiderable

the leading

1937, 47 increasesugar

i centrals

in actual with a total daily

operation. output

Manila cigarsof and

over cigarettes

1,014,007 are tons of bentrifuga! of sugar were

I ciga.r factories.

or imported are Aromatic cigarettes

now manufactured made

in thefrom VirginiantheThe

Philippines. leafoutput

tobacco

rope

Philippine

andlocally raised

hemp-braid

! factories are yearly turning out finished products to the value of millions of pesos,

j; are Within

morerecent

than years, rice milling

3,200 rice has become

mills, with a maximum a principal

daily local

capacityindustry. To-day

of 348,000 there

cavanes,

distributed throughout the archipelago.

i, deryAmong the local household

and hat-making. industries,

The output of themention

simple may nativebe made

looms,ofwhich

weaving, embroi-in

are found

Ii industry

practicallyfoundeveryanhousehold in thelocal

provinces where weaving is done, increased as the

' cloths manufactured are the “ sinamay ” and the “ abatex,” both of which are native

ever-widening market. The most important of these made

ii mademostly fromimportedthe abaca fibre, thespun“ pinasilk ”fibres

made from the pineapple fibre, the “cottonjusi

or thefrom native abaca,gummed pina and maguey fibres,inand

threads

the mixed with ”mercerized

Abel lloco or Ilocano cloth

^manufactured

i Philippine hand-made in the Ilocos provinces are

embroideries fromofbothcottonnative

and andlinen;imported

no silkcotton

is used.threads,

The

!(J materials chiefly crepe

Voile, georgette, used inde the

chinemaking of PhilippineThese

and net-cotton. embroideries

materialsarearenainsooks,

importedbatiste,from

the United

clothes, States. Thetable

handkerchiefs, principal

clothsarticles of embroideries

and underwear made are

of various lingerie,

classes, whichchildren’s

are for

the

workmost donepart is ofprepared

a very according

good gradetoand orders received

brings goodfrom the United

prices. States.of The

On account the

I abundance

for Philippine of hats,

suitable

the local materialsofforhatshat-making

manufacture is a profitable and the excellentPhilippine

industry. prices offered

hats

(are made from native materials such as bamboo, buntal, buri, sabutan and pandan.

The other industries of the country worth mentioning include shipbuilding, foun-

‘dries

; cement,andrefinedmachinesugar,shops,

pearlthebuttons,

makingcutch,of shoes

cannedandpineapple,

slippers, desicatted

wooden andcocoanut,wicker

(articles and other pharmaceutical preparations, matches, salt and pots,leather,

furniture, soap, vegetable lard, margarine, butter, starch, paint, besidestoilet

the

aerated water and mineral water factories. Among the potential industries are

paper making, gold and chromite mining, glass, perfume, alcohol distilleries and beer,

wine and liquor factories, caustic soda, rug and coir mat industries

The Labour Movement

The economic development of the Philippines has brought in its train the formation

of many trade unions, organizations and mutual benefit societies intended for the

[protection and advancement of labour’s interests and for mutual help. The first

Ilabour organization established in the Philippines was. “Union Obrera Democratica”

((Democratic Labour Union) on February 2nd, 1902, in the city of Manila. Subsequently,

(the formation of labour organizations was given greater impetus as the workers were

stimulated by the success attained in dealing collectively with their employers in their

demand for higher wages and better working conditions, until at the end of 1937 a

fcotal of 05 such organizations with 77 branches throughout the Philippines and a paid

membership of 31,363 were in existence in the Archipelago, the majority of them being

located in the city of Manila. In the Philippines there are three national labour

organizations controlling the majority of trade unions and other organizations, viz.,

Songreso Obrero de Pilipinas (Labour Congress of the Philippines), Federacion del

JTrabajo de Filipinas (Federation of Labour of the Philippines) and the National

lOonfederation of Tenants and Farm Labourers of the Philippines.

1)8 THE PHILIPPINES

Transportation and Communications

The bulk of overseas shipments are made from the port of Manila, although ,

considerable

which, with Jolo business andisLegaspi,

handled, are direct,

the through Cebu,ofIloilo,

other ports entry.Zamboanga,

While all andof theDavao,

.opeitfi •

ports have good harbours, only Manila, Cebu, .Legaspi, Davao and Iloilo hav@ti it

wharfage for deep-draft vessels. Zamboanga, can accommodate vessels drawing up ?j1 •

to 28 feet;

vessels are and

nowJolo has a insmall

operated wharf affording

the coastwise trade. the same depth. Nearly a thousand r

Manila, the capital and chief port of the Philippines is on the largest bay in thet

Orient.

for The harbour

steamers is protectedat thebyentrance

a semiofcircular

this baybreakwater

is landlocked. withinThewhich

anchorage

is a space

basin/' iU

large enough to accommodate all vessels of the size of the

steamship lines are maintained between Manila and Hongkong, China and .1 apart;‘'Empress” liners. Regular

Ports, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, New York, Australian and European ports. ^

TheyThere are atbypresent

are owned 1,306 kilometresManila

two companies—the of railroad

Railroadcar-lines

Company, in the

whichPhilippines!]

is owned|

by the Government; and the Philippine Railway Company. In Manila and in th© j s

province

the of Rizal,of electric

total extent its lines car

being.service is maintained

83 kilometres. ; by the Manila Electric Company,,11

Next in importance to railways in the domestic transportation of the country are : •

motor vehicles. During the year 1937, there were registered 48,651 motor vehicles1'

ofService

all classes. Many are

Commission private individuals

engaged in landandtransportation

companies authorized by the Public)

both for passengers and> ;

freight

Funds for highway construction and maintenance are provided for from the ,1

following sources: a small percentage of the land tax, gasoline tax, motor vehicle tax f \

and annual insular appropriations by the National Assembly, The first systematic .

programme

was inaugurated of roadin construction

1908 There and maintenance inForbes,

by ex Governor-General differentwhoparts of the Secretary

Philippines"'

of ;;t

Commerce

5,654 kilometersand Police;'

of lightly are todayroads9,882andkilometers

surfaced of was

2,176 kilometers hardthen

ofsurfaced

earth roads!

roads’ fcjk

making a total of 17.712 kilometers of roads.

The construction of gopd roads open to all kinds of traffic in different parts of

the

pastIslands

20 years.has been properly attended to by the Philippine Government during the !

There are at present one cable line and two radio communication services in)

operation

communication between withthestitions

Philippines

in Northand Borneo.

foreign countries.

The increased Zamboanga

need for isbetterin radio

and‘ I

more extensive

extension facilities and

of telegraph for telephone

internal communication

lines, submarinehascables, been metradiobysystem

the rapid

and I i

mail service.

In 1936, there were in operation 537 telegraph offices, including 100 radio stations [

with 499 combined telegraph-telephone offices.

The chiefpostmailoffices

provincial distributing

in Luzoncentre is Manila.cars,From

by electric trainsthisandpoint, mails areandsent

auto-busses to theto . |

main ports in Viskyas and Mindoro by steamers ami air-planes. The other islandsiI ^

where mail train service is in operation are Cebu and Panay.

Experiments have been made recently with aviation as a factor in the mail and

passenger service, between

regular schedules both domestic

Manilaand andforeign.

Baguio, Airplanes are at presentoperated

between Manila and Cebu via Iloilo^under ;,

between Iloilo and

between Manila and the townsandof between

Paracale, Bacolod Manila

and LaandCarlota

Davao. in Occidental Negros, i;

Banking and Coinage

Among the principal banking institutions doing business in the Philippines are the jfo

National

the City

Chartered Bank of

Bank Bank, New

of India, York, the Hongkong andthe Shanghai Banking Corporation,

ank, the 41hiI

Philippine National the Australia

Peoples BankChina, and TrustYokohama

Co., tile Specie

China Banking

Corporation,

Philippine Bank the ofBank of the the

Commerce, Philippine

Savings Islands,

Bank oftheCommonwealth

Philippine Trust Co., the

the Monte de Inu

Piedad and Savings Bank, and the Netherlands India Commercial Bank.

THE PHILIPPINES D9

The coins used in the Philippines are of the following denominations:—Peso,

[ one-half peso (50 centavos), peseta (20 centavos), media peseta (10 centavos), five

f' centavos, and one centavo.

I The Philippine Commission maintained this parity ly passing the Gold Standard

j Act

fine; ontheOctober 10th, 19031

50 centavo piece The new peso

contains coined contains

10 grammes of silver,20.750grammes of silver,piece,

fine: 20-centavo .800

four grammes of silver, .750 fine; and the 10-centavo piece, two grammes of silver, .750

fine.

The Tie paper peso

Philippine moneyis equivalent

is issued into fifty

1, 2, 5,cents

10, 20, 50, 100, States

in United and 500currency.

peso denominations

| formerly issued by the Bank of the Philippine Islands, but its inissuance

The P2( 0 denomination of paper money now in circulation the country was

has been

discontinued.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Bureau of Health Legal Researchers Teel a San Andres’

P.O. Box 619 (Manila, P. I.) Pedro R. Roxas, Carlos Kahn, Jose

Director

m.d. of Health-- Jacobo Fajardo, a.b. Garcia Bautista and Lualhati Estrella

Depabtment of Finance Bureau of Justice

(Intendencia Bldg., Walled City) Solicitor-General—Serafin P. Hilado

ISecty. of Finance—A. de las Alas Asst. do. —Jose P. Melencio

Under Secy, of Finance— GuillermoGomez Assist. Attorneys—Salvador Abad Santos,

Chief Clerk—Felix L. Lazo Ramon Quisumbing, Catalino Buena-

Bureau of Customs ventura, Antonio E. Cuyugan, Felipe

(Port Area) Natividad, Natividad

Felix Bautista, RobertoAlmeda-Lopez,

Concepcion,

(Insular Collector—Vicente Aldanese Pompeyo Diaz,Emilio Abello,Constante

“ Insular Deputy Collector—Jesus Obieta Valera,

Bureau of Internal Revenue Letargo, Rafael

Antonis Dinglesar,

Canizares, Jose

Juan R.F.

Enriguez,Roque

KapunanP. Jr., V. Desguitado,

Eleuterio Ruferto

(229, Juan Luna, Manila, P. I.)

Collector—Alfredo L. Yateo Alfonso Donesa, Mario J.Villanueva,

Gustilo,

Deputy Collector— Jose M. Hilario Tomas

Leon Guinto, Antonio QuirinoLava,

Garchitorena, Francisco and

Bureau of the Treasury Lucas Lacson (Juan de Leon, Chief

Clerk)

(Intendencia Building)

nsular Treasurer—Salvador Lagdameo Public Service Commission

Bureau of Printing (86, Sta Potenciana, Intramuros, Manila)

(P.O. Box 157); Public Service Commissioner—Vicente

Director—Pablo Lucas de Vera

Department of Justice Senior Associate Commissioner — Alex.

Reygs

(2, Arzobispo, Intramuros) Junior Associate Commissioner —

Secretary—(Vacant) Feliciano Ocampo

Under Secretary—Jose P. Melencio Acting Secretary—Benigno Villanueva

Chief Clerk—Juan

Law Clerks—Eusebio de Leon

Cachero, Antonio General Land Registration Office

Quirino, Eulalio Pichay, Rizal G.

Adorable, Lucas Madamba and Jose (Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium)

Baradi Chief—Enrique Altavas

DIO THE FHILIPEINES

National Library Archives Division

(Legislative Building) Chief of Division Manuel M. Mirauad!

Office of the Director Teleph. 28227

Director Archives Assistant—Catalino Tuason \

22375 — Teodor© M. Kalaw, Teleph. Branch Provincial Libraries in the Cities and

Capitals

Asst. Director

Teleph. 22369 — Eulogio B. Kodriguez

Petronilo de Castro

Library (Baguio, — Baguio

Mountain Branch;|

Province)

Administrative Division Isabel© C. Moran Batangas Branch ] Ii

(With

and Sections

Supervisionof Accounts Property; !f Library (Batangas, Batangas) ■

of BranchandLibraries)

Chief of Division and Chief accountant— | Cirilio K. Darunday — Bohol Branch; B

Daniel S. Albano, Teleph 22372 Library (Tagbilaran, Bohol) '

Property Clerk—Francisco L. Pantaleon | H.Branch C. General (Mrs.) — Camarines Su*

Library (Naga, Camarines Sur)}

Cashier and Collection Clerk—Leoncio F. | (Mrs.) Flavia S. Muana- -Cebu Branch |

Cruz Library (Cebu, Cebu)

Record

Santos Clerk and Time Keeper — Felix I Emilio L. Alvarez — Ilocos Norte Br. j r

Head Library (Laoag, Ilocos Norte)

matinBookkeeper — Simplicio B. Villa- j Federico Llanes - Ilocos Sur Br. Library 1 (

Filipiniana Division (Vigan, Ilocos. Sur)

(With Manuscripts and Publications Sec. | Paulino Ratino — Iloilo Branch Library! h

and the National Gallery of Arts ) I (Iloilo, Iloilo)

Chief

27819of Division -Luis Mantilla, Teleph. j GregorioLibrary del Rosario—Nueva

(Cabanatuan, Ecija Br.;J r!

Nueva Ecija)

Chief, Manuscript and Periodical Section— j Macario

Mariano Santamaria

Curator, Gallery of Arts—Arseni© de la Esteban LibraryD.(Lingayen,

Ofiana — Pangasinan

Pangasinan) Bran ell ?

Rosa V. Salyanera—Tayabas Branch ! j .

Technical Assist.—Pacific© Victoriano Library (Lucena, Tayabas)

Legislative Reference Division Cesareo

Library Medina — Zamboanga

(Zamboanga, Zamboanga)Branch')j jt}

(In Charge of Civil Registry) Bernardo P. Mercado — Paco Banch

(With Sections of Legislative Research Library (Manila)

and Bill-drafting; Civil Registry and Dolores Latorre (Miss)—Sampaloc Branch L

Registry of Priests and Ministers Library (Manila)

of the Gospel) Jose T. Tecson — Tondo Branch Library,; r

Chief of Division

Teleph. 22719 — J ose L. del Castillo, (Manila)

Leg. Researcher—Eustaquio

do. —Urbano G. Aquino

do. —FulgencioGarcia

Vineulado Bureau of Prisons

(Azcarraga, Sta. Cruz, Manila) ■; |

General Ref. and Reading Room, Director—Major Eriberto B. Misa

Division Assistant Director—Pablo J. Norona fj)

(With Sections of Public Documents

Exchange of Publications) and

Chief Department of Agriculture and

22373of Division — Jose Munda, Teleph. Secretary—Hon.Commerce Eulogio Rodriguez

Supt. of

Guetilio Reading Room — Melecio B. U nder-Secretary - Hon. Jose S. Camus

Catalog and Copyright Division

Chief of Division

Teleph. 291 b9 — Tiburcio Tumaneng, Bureau of Plant Industry

Asst. Cataloguer and Copyright Clerk— (692, San Andres, Malate)

Pascual Buenaventura Director—Manuel L. Roxas (Acting)

Circulation Division Asst. do.—Jose S. Camus .

(With Traveling Libraries Section) >

Chief of 28065

Division — Rosa Abriol (Mrs.) Bureau of Animal Industry

Teleph. (Pandacan, Manila)

Library Asst.—Jesusa G. Fargas (Mrs.) Director—Gregorio San Agustin

THE PHILIPPINES Dll

Bureau of Forestry Museum of Natural History

(Manila, The Philippines) (Bureau of Science Building, Corner

Director—Florencio

.cting Chief Clerk—Juan TarnesisAcogido Taft Avenue and Herran Street)

Ihief, Division of Forest

Research—Eugenio de la Cruz Studies and Department of Public Works and

Chief,

;Chief, Division of Forest

Management--Carlos Sulit and Range Communications

; Division of Forest Concessions— Secretary—M. (Bureau of Posts Building)

Ramon J. Alvarez Jesus Cuenco

Chief, Division of Forest Delimitation Under-Secretary—Vicente de la Cruz

and Improvement—Felipe R. Amos

Bureau of Public Works

Bureau of Lands (Post Office Building)

(Oriente Building) Director - M. Kasilag (Acting)

Director—Jose H. Dans

Asst, to the Director—Higin de Guia

Chief Clerk-Angel P. Miguel Bureau of Posts

Chief, Public Lands Division — Zoilo (Plaza Lawton)

i JjIAc Castrillo

ting Chief, Law Division - Clodoaldo Director—Juan Ru i z

Garcia Division of Purchase and Supply

?phief, Division of Surveys — Jose

Samaniego (Muelle de la Industria)

Bureau of Science Purchasing Agt.—C. E. Unson

(727, Herran, Ermita) Assistant Chief —G.

Chief Buyer ArcebalPerez

Buyer—E.

director--Angel S, Arguelles Acting Chief Clerk—Roman Amor

Jhief, Administrative Division— Agripino Chief, tino

Supplies Section—Crispulo Tolen-

Reyles

'hief, Chemical Research Division— Acting Auditor—A. C. Gonzales

Augustus P. West

Chief, National Museum Division— Bureau of Labour

Eduardo Quisumbing

Jhief, Tests and Standards Division— Director—Faustino

Asst. Director—(Vacant)

Aguilar (Acting)

? Joaquin Maranon

phief. Industrial

Felix Maramba Engineering Division—

Department of Labour

Ihief, Industrial Microbiological Labora- Secretary of Labour -Ramon Torres

tory Division - Marcos A. Tubangui Undersecretary of Laboui— Faustino

'hief, Soil Survey Division- Marcos M. Aguilar

Alicante

hief, Fish and

Hilario A. Roxas Game Administration— Bureau of Coast and Geodetic

Iphief, Scientific Library Division—Cirilo Survey

B. Perez Director

F. B. T. Siems Surveys—Commander

of Coast

Weather Bureau Bureau of Commerce

1) (406, Padre Faura, Manila) (642, Rizal Avenue, Manila; P.O. Box

iOirector—Miguel Selga, S. J. 1481; Cable Ad: Bucom)

msst. do.—Charles E. Deppermann, s Acting Director—Anastacio de Castro

National Museum Asst. To The Director—Celedonio Agrava

AA Division under the Bureau of Science, Supreme Court

ci1! Science

Avenue andBuilding, Corner of Taft

Herran Street), (Ayuntamiento Bldg., Plaza McKinley,

r! Jhief—Dr. Eduardo Quisumbing Manila, The Philippines)

MANILA

Manila,

western side the

of thecapital

islandand the largest

of Luzon, city ofofthethe Philippines,

at the mouth Pasig River, iswhich situated on the :

practically

divides it into two parts and empties into Manila Bay. The city is almost in the ;

centre

from Nagasaki, five from Shanghai, and 17 to 28 days from San Franciscodaysor ]

of the archipelago. It is distant two days by sea from Hongkong, four

Seattle, according to the varying speed of the different vessels on the run.

The city ofaround

fortifications Manilathe waspresent

founded Walledby LegaspiCityon(Intramuros)

June 24th, 1571.wasThe begunerection

aboutof1590^:

thef;

In

newspaper was published in Manila in 1811. The port was opened, to the .commerces)

1645,1863 and 1880 the city suffered considerable damage from earthquakes. The first

of the world in 1834, and the railroad line to Dagupan was completed in 1891. War |

having

on Maybeen 1st, declared between

1898, sailed into the 13 nited

Manila BayStates and Spain,

and totally the fleet

destroyed the ofSpanish

the formerq

fleet, ':

practically with no loss to the attacking side. Thereafter Manila was blockaded until,

August 13th, when, a military force having arrived, the Americans took possession'!

of the city.

Manila

rincipal portisofthetheleading

Country.centre Theofbulkforeign

of theandimports

domestic

and the commerce

exports asof the

wellcountry

as the.fi|

gasses through

ave their this port. Foreign corporations engaged in business in the Philippinesi

other local main

tradeoffices

centresand storehouses in Manila, whence branches are established in

The harbour

protected equipment of Manila isstone

by a semi-circular almost landlocked, and its deep with

anchorage basin is y

handling project into thebreakwater.

harbour. The Four first ispiers

reserved formodern

the use ofcargo?!

the | ‘

United States Army. The second, 600 feet long, is capable of stowing about 5,000 tons

net.

tons. TheThe third,

fourthwhich is 650about

pier has feet four

in length, has cargo

times the a stowingcapacitycapacity

of theof third

aboutand 9,000-

a’

berthing capacity sufficient to accommodate four of the largest type of ships at one time.,1 1.

ThevesseF

sailing mouth;engaged

of the inPasig River iscommerce.

inter-island used as anchorage

Here can space be seenforlaunches

steamers and >!

moving

inwarehouses

and out, towingon the cascos

banks loaded

of the with river.cargoes

The from

esterossteamers in theprovide

or estuaries bay oradditional

from the I f.

transportation channels to different parts of the city. !1

Manila is the main terminal of the Manila .Railroad Company, with lines from '

northern to southern parts of Luzon. Several provincial roads enter the city, thereby!

makingofmotor

streets vehicle

the city and transportation

its suburbs. feasible. Electric tramways run in the principal-!

The population

Filipinos, 31,213 Chinese, of Manila in 1937 was1,170399,681.

1,989 Americans, Of this

Spauiards* 2,594number,

Japanese,361,676 were | sL

264 British,

277

28,571Germans,

people to67theFrench,

square 36mile.Swiss, and the rest of other nationalities. There were | j

The area of the citytheof Manila

municipal hasis 13.72 square miles.. Fortheallfollowing

administrative and other 1

Tondo, Sanpurposes Nicolas, Binondo, city Santa been

Cruz,divided

Quiapo, into

San Miguel, Sampaloc15 San districts:—

Lazaro, |

Intramuros

Tondo (Walled City), The Port, Ermita, Malate, Paco, andPandacan, and thoroughly

Santa Ana.

Oriental.is San

inhabited

Nicolas,byBinondo,

natives of the

and Santaworking

Cruz:areclass

the business is the most

districts; Intramuros,

the extant example of a mediaeval town; while The Port with its piers, warehouses

and other shipping facilities is the commercial Manila of the future. San Miguel,

Ermita, and Malate are the residential districts.

MANILA 1)13

The total length of the streets and roads in Manila is 545.66 kilometres. Some of

these

Avenue,areP.wide and handsome

Burgos, Azcarraga,avenues, of which

Isaac Peral, the Luneta,

A. Bonifacio Drive,TaftKatigbac

Avenue, Drive,

Hizal

and the Dewey Boulevard are the most notable. The width of the street varies

from 10and

mabolo to o.her

15 metres,

trees while thatalong

are found of Dewey Boulevard

the borders is 75ofmetres.

of many the streets.Cassia,.Theacacia,

pav-

ing is mostly

Escolta macadamis with

in Binondo some asphalt,

the main businesssome wooden

street, and blocks

in it and

mostsome cobbles.

of the AmericanThe

and European stores and bazaars are found. The Rosario, another broad thoroughfare

in Binondo, is occupied chiefly by Chinese shops and is a busy quarter. Rizal Avenue

is a growing business centre.

Among the parks, whose total area is 1,451,917.20 square metres, are the famous

Luneia,areMehan

There monumentsGardens,to Dr.

PlazaJoseMcKinley,

Rizal, the Harrison Park, andheroBurnham

foremost Filipino and martyr, Green.on

the

implanted Spanish sovereignty in the Country, facing the north end of the Luneta;whoto

Luneta; to Legaspi and Urdaneta, the soldier and the priest, respectively,

Magallanes (Magellan), the discoverer of the Philippines, in Magallanes Landing; and

into Anda

Plaza atSanto

the foot of A.andBonifacio

Tomas, Drive, Charles

Queen Isabela IV. in Plaza McKinley, Benavides

II, in Malate;

Foremost among the hotels is the Manila Hotel. Other hotels of importance are

the Luneta

pngs, mentionHotel,

may beBaymade

ViewofHotel and Great Eastern

the Ayuntamiento, Hotel. OfBuilding,

the Legislative the important build-

the General

jPost Office, theTheatre,

|Metropolitan Malaeanan Palace, theNormal

the Philippine University of thethePhilippines,

School, PhilippineUniversity

School of Club,Arts

and

NavyTrades,

Club, theElksBureauClub,ofthe

Science, the Philippine

Y.M.C.A., the Masonic General

Temple,Hospital, the Army

Pilipinas Building,and

and ' “Ei Hogar Filipino” Building. The total number of buildings in Manila is

in round numbers 10,000.

On account of t eir architecture and interior decorations, the churches in Manila

are among the chief objects of interest. The largest is the Catholic Cathedral in

Intramuros. The city has also charitable institutions, prominent among which are the

Hospicio

.the Deaf deandSanBlind;

Jose,theanSan

orphan asylum

Lazaro and home

Hospital for aged

for those women;from

suffering the School

contagious for

[diseases; the sanatoria of the Anti Tuberculosis Society known as the Quezon Institute;

‘the

mentGovernment

House for the Orphanage

temporaryforshelter

the careof destitute

of orphanpersons;

and destitute

and thechildren;

AmericantheGuardianSettle-

■Association for destitute children of American and Filipino parentage.

jbothManila

public isandtheprivate,

educational centrenumber

and their of theisarchipelago.

increasing. FourThe city has for

schools manyvocational

schools,

^education are maintained here by the Insular Government. The University of the

'Philippines—embracing

.Engimering, Agriculture,the VeterinaryColleges of Medicine,

Liberal Arts, Law, Medicine

Education, Schools and Surgery,

of Forestry

^Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Fine Arts, a Graduate School of Tropical Medicine and

Public Ilealth, and a Conservatoire of Music—is located in Manila. Other high insti-

tutionsRizalof College,

dose learningAteneo

are thedeNational

Manila, theUniversity,

Universitytheof Philippines

Manila, and Women’s College,of

the University

1 panto Tomas, which is managed and maintained by the Dominican Fathers. In

:d$ns

■Medicine, there Pharmacy,

are SchoolsBusiness

of Theology and Church Law, Jurisprudence, Notarial Law-,

and Engineering.

•ifjpphe

|h The reservoir at Novaliches, north-easttheirof drinking

city and its suburbs receive Manila. waterThe bywaterpipesis leading

laid onfromto

b^lmost every house, both domestic and business. For the purpose of improving the

rsiiwater-supply and extending its benefits to the neighbouring

uiand ownership has been transferred from the city of Manila to a Government towns, its administration

^Corporation,

^addition, thereknown are 18asartesian

the Metropolitan

wells whichWater furnishDistrict, since toJulythe 1st.

water free 1919. The

public. In

Q^ewerage system is known as the separate system—one for storm

for sanitary sewers. The leading hospitals are the Philippine General Hospital, San drains and the other

Juan de and

1i.and

Hospital, DiosSt.Hospital,

Luke’s St. Paul’sThere

Hospital. Hospital,

are 18 San Lazaro Hospital,with

playgrounds Maryapparatus

Chiles

placed under the charge of a playground director andprovided

staff of assistants. For

s Bre prevention the city has eight fire-stations.

Dl4 MANILA—BAGUIO

Manila is also the principal industrial centre of the archipelago. In the city are;

found coconut-oil

braid hat factories,mills, cigar andandcigarette

breweries factories,

distilleries, rope manufacturing

furniture factories, lumber firms, hemp

mills,'

marine railway and repair shops, foundries and machine shops, vulcanizing plants,

shoe and soap making establishments, and ice plants.

The automatic telephone system extends throughout the city and its suburbs. ’

Electric light has been placed in public parks, streets, hotels, theatres, and other

buildings. The city is provided with theatres, baseball grounds, tennis courts, and

golf and Elks

Espanol, raceClub,

courses. The principal

Wack-Wack Golf andclubs are the

Country Club,Army

ManilaandGolf

NavyClub, Club,Columbia:

Casino

Club, Golf Club, Manila Club, Tiro al Blanco, Philippine Columbian Association, Club

Filipino, Oriental Club, University Club and the Polo Club.

Among the interesting places in the city are the Aquarium for fishes and other

sea animals found in Philippine waters; the Bureau of Science, the headquarters of ]

the scientific work of the Government and its National Museum Division which has ]

charge of theof Museum

Observatory of Natural

the Philippine History

Weather Bureau,andespecially

the Museumnotedaofhighly

forIndustries;

workthe

itsdeveloped

in

connection with typhoons and earthquakes; the Bilibid Prison, with

industrial department; the National Library; the Museum of Santo Tomas University^

and the Luneta, where concerts are given by the famous Philippine Army Band.

BAGUIO

The cityIt isofsituated

typhoon. Baguio 150is the

milessummer

north ofcapital

Manila,of among

the Philippines.

the BenguetThe name means

mountains. Its.;:• it

elevation is 1,450 metres, or about 5,000 feet. At many points it is over 5,500 feet. .

The city has aninarea

Its population 1937of numbered

49 square 11,455

kilometres and a ofperimetre

consisting of 30.6 kilometres.

Igorots, Christian Filipinos,:;| *|.

Americans, Japanese, Chinese and Europeans. The mean monthly minimum tempera- ,

ture is 14‘9 deg. C. (56*8 deg. F.), and the mean monthly maximum 23*0 deg. C. (73*4 '

deg. F.). The annual average of the humidity is 86*4. The forests are pure pine. . j

Baguio was discovered by a Spaniard, Alfonse Martin Quirante in 1623, and six j

years latervisiting

Worcester, Guillermo Galvey, a Spaniard,

the Philippines in 1892, in led an expedition

the interest to Baguio.

of science, Dean C.a

met by chance

Spaniard, Senor Sanchez, and Baguio may be said to owe

meeting. The First Civil Government in the township of Baguio was establishedits origin to this chancein j t;

1900. A committee composed of General Luke E. Wright, Governor-General; Dean C. | '

Worcester,

Company; Major L. M. Maus, U.S.A., Medical Corps; and Dr. Frank S. Bourns, journeyed 1>! »

Secretary of the Interior; Horace L. Higgins, President of Manila Railroad

from San Fernando

tain resort and health to station.

Baguio toOninvestigate

the strengththe possibilities of establishing a moun- :

the Philippine Commission appropriated moneyof the

for committee’s

Baguio’s initialrecommendations,

development, iisL

aThelandscape

first Sanatorium

architect,(now the Post

visited Office)

Baguio in was

1904 constructed

and drew the in 1902.

Burnham D. H.PlanBurnham,

for the

development of Baguio. The Baguio Country Club was organized in 1906, and in 1908, t

the Baguio Hospital am; Mansion House were constructed, and

opened. In 1909 five large Stanley automobiles made a through trip on the Benguet Teachers’ Camp was 11

Road (now Kennon Road) for the first time. In the

was incorporated under the name of City of Baguio with a charter. same year the township of Baguio

and The townshipanhas

vice-mayor, a City

Igorot CouncilCouncil

Advisory consisting of five

of five members,

members, and including the mayor' I

various Government

departments.

Councilman, Heads

members of the various

of thewithIgorot departments,

Advisoryof the the

Council,Vice-Mayor and

are allonappointeda thirdby City

the !

President

the National Assembly. The two other members of the City Council are elected byof

of the Philippines the consent Commission Appointments

popular vote. For obvious reasons, two or more positions are filled by only one person

without extra compensation. The City Treasurer is also the City Assessor, Mining

MANILA-BAGUIO Dis

Recorder for the Sub-province of Benguet, and Registrar of Deeds for both the city

ind the sub-province. The City Health Officer is also the Chief of the Baguio

Hospital. The City Attorney is also the Provincial Fiscal of the Mounfcain Province.

}ne Councilman is also the Superintendent of the Philippine Military Academy. The

IHce-Mayor

ijohn Hay. is usually a ranking officer of the United States Army Post at Camp

ij The activities of the City Government embra.ee the operation of the following

Utilities : Hydro-electric plant, ice plant, telephone system, water supply system,

i< Sewerage system,andpailland

lock crusher, and garbage system, city

transportation. Theslaughterhouse, concrete pipeplant

first city hydro-electric factory,

was

*donsompleted on 1924,

April 21st, July the 16th,ice1921,

plantthebegan

secondthecity hydro-elhctfic

production 6f ice inplant

1912,was

the completed

telephone

system

die sewer was system

inaugurated beganin operation

1908, the water

in 1913,supply

the system

pail andbegan operation

garbage systemin 1910,

was

Inaugurated

pipe factory in

was 1911, the

established cityin slaughterhouse

1920, a rock was

crusher established

installed in

in 1911,

1916, a

the concrete

Baguio

1 Central School (2 stories concrete) was completed on March 16th, 1923, the Sanitary

Camp was established in 1913, the Vegetable Market Building' (stone) was completed

in|924,1918,

and Baguio Auditorium

the Baguio (formerly(branch

Branch Library grandstand) was inaugurated

of the National on April

Library) was 25th,

established

i in August, 1921.

[ TheTeachers’

: School, places of Camp,

interestDominican

in and roundHill,Baguio

Mirador are : Camp JohnSto.Hay,TomasTrinidad Farm

\ ntamok Mines, Topside, Mansion House, CountryObservatory,

Club, Wright Park, l ines Mountain,

Hotel,

Government Centre, Quezon Hill, Burnham Park, Easter School, City Hall, City

Vlarket,

-ollege, MilitaryCentral

Baguio Hill,Schools,

Bua Dormitory, City Baguio

Baguio Hospital, Camp, Brent

BranchSchool,

LibrarySaint

and Louis

Busol

■ave Reservation.

DIRECTORY

A. & P. Co., Inc., The, Merchants— Acme Code Company, Publishers,

620 Escolta; Teleph. 23580; P.O. Box Acme

Acme Commodity

Supplement, and Phrase Code,

2556; Cable Ad : Aandpcompany

S. F Aubrey, pres. & treasurer Seven Figure Code Acme Complete

Representatives :

.bad, Dr. Lucio ‘D., Visiting Physi- Philippine Education Co., 101,

cian : Ear, Nose and Throat, St. Escolta.

Luke’s Hospital—Office, Residence Acme Films, Inc., Importers and

and Own Hospital : 1145 Magda^- Distributors

lena, Trozo; Teleph. 48371 Films — 2215, ofAzcarraga,

Motion Sampaloc;

Picture

Teleph. 23622; Cable Ad: Afilm

Abolafia, Inc., M. & C.—P.O. Box Aoro Taxicab Co., Inc.—521, M. de

2386; Cable Ad : Abolafia Industria, San Nicolas; Teleph.

1,I'Abra

1 Mining Company — P.O. Box

1147; Cable Ad: Abramining Advertising Bureau, Inc., The-931,

R. Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23555:

Atorera, Sofronio, Attorney-at-Law P.O. Box 498; Cable Ad: “Ad-

bureau”

IP11 —Offices: Samanillo

Telephs. 2-22-24 Building, Escolta;

& 2-30-51 R. F. Garriz, president and geri’l. mgr.

Carlos Preysler, treas. & business mgr.

Wademy of Music of Manila, The, Aguado Hermanos, General Merchants—

s Instruction in Music and Classical 103, Balmes, Quiapo; Telephs. 21314

Dancing — 44, A. Mabini, Ermita; and 21315; P.O. Box 2105; Cable

Teleph. 23064 Ad: Aguados

Dl6 MANILA

Aguilar Machine Shop, Machinists [ Agents for:

and Repairers of all kinds of i Draper-Maynard Co.

machines—215, Lakandola, Tondo; !

Teleph. 48864 Jantzen Knitting Mills Co. ■

Crawford-Macgregor Co.

Johnson Motors Co.

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer, Manu- | Winchester Repeating Arms Col

facturer’s agent and Depart-

ment Stores Operator—500, Juan Alonalon, Fabian, Dealer in Meats,

Luna Street; Teleph. 49885; ! Fruits and Poultry—1028, Arlegui;

P.O. Box 1678; Cable Ad: Seine or | Quiapo; Teleph. 21783

Aladdin; all Standard Codes: !

Branches: Iloilo, Bacolod and Cebu, j W » Kt IS It

U.S.

Street, Office:

New York28, CityWest Houston | Mei yah pao sien hung sze

American-Asiatic

General Insurance—(

Underwriters, In-

Agusan Coconut Co. — 1035, Isaac | ternational Underwriters)

Feral; Teleph. 56951; Cable Ad: ;

Agusaninc

J. H. Alley, general manager j American Bureau of Shipping—Upa!

Building; Teleph. 21461

Ah Gong Sons & Co., Importers, j American Chamber of Commerce for:

Grocers and Wine Merchants—389- j the Philippines — {See Association^

391, Echague; Teleph. 21304; P.O. j and Clubs)

Box 1065; Cable Ad: Ahgong; i

Codes: Bentleys “American Chamber of Commerce Jour-

nal,”

Teleph.Monthly—180,

2C26; P.O. Box David,1638;

Bmondo;.

Cable

Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Ad: Amchambcom

Manufacturing Co. 31, Calle

Tayuman; P.O. Box 209; Cable Ad: American Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Alhambra

A.H. P.A. Kuenzle, president

Streiff, vice-president

H. J. Widmer, treasurer American

cial,ShippingExpressandCo.,Travel—95,

Inc., The, Finan-

Plaza

C. Timmerberg, manager Moraga, Insular Life Building; Binondo J

W. Eggrnann \ F. Roller P.O.J. R.BoxLloyd,

1463;manager

Cable Ad: Amexco

C.E. Rupp

Redinger J.M. ReupkeFerrandiz H. L. Terzin, travel repres.

G. Seeberger R. L. Schroeder J. H. Goloy, cashier

H. Wendt H. Sulzer A. F. Domingo, accountant

Alhambra Cigar Store, Wholesale and American Grocery (Ng Tip

Retail Tobacco products—25, Es- j Groceries & Provisions—215-7, EchagueJ

Santa Cruz; Telephs. 21614-5; P.O. Bo:

colta, Corner Nueva, Binondo; Te- 71; Cable Ad: Watip

leph. 25629; P.O. Box 985

F. W. Prising, prop. American Hardware and Plumbing Co.i

Alkan, Inc., C., Arms and Ammuni- Teleph. 125, Escoka,23855 Manila; P.O. Box 137;

tions, Haberdashery Ladies Ware—

Heacock Building, 126 Escolta; P.O.

Box 439; Teleph. 21163; Cable Ad' American International Underwri-

ters for the Philippines, Inc.*

Alkan, Manila,

Cebu, Davao, New York andat Baguio, Iloilo General Insurance: Fire, Marine,

Samuel F. Gaches, president and glass, Motor-car, Life, Accident, Plate-

^F.general manager Baggage and Special Risks—|

L. Schleipen, vice-president Samanillo Building, Escolta; Tele-

Donald O. Gunn, retail mgr. phone 2-43-66; P.O. Box 2776; Cable

Ad : Underiters

MANILA DI7

A. B. Park, president Ang710-714,

TibayYlaya,

Shoe Tondo;

& Slipper P.O. Box 333;—

Factory

C. W.L. F.Seitz, vice-president

Savale, do. (Life)(General) Teleph. 49716

F. B. Baldwin, treasurer Tori bioTeodoro,

Teodoro,secty.

prop,andandtreas.

gen. mgr.

Aug. Auer (Fire Underwriting) Julio

P. E. Meyer, secretary Vicente Sabalvaro, assist, general

M. Velhagen (Life) manager

P.J. T.Florentine,

Dzih (FireChinese

Underwriting)

clerk

V. Gancia, accountant Angat Manila Transportation—555,

Azcarraga; Teleph. 49716

American Mail Line—(See The Bobert

Dollar Co.) Angeles Electrical Supply — 820,

American Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. 23065

Inc., Successors to Fernandez and

Lind Oxygen Co., Inc.—529, Aviles, Antipolo Lumber Co., Lumber Dealers—

San Miguel; Teleph. 22694 2453, Rizai Avenue Extension, Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 26780

American Steamship Agencies, Inc.—

511, Philippine National Bank Building; Araneta, Incorporated, Gregorio,

Teleph. 2 4278; Cable Ad: Amership Realtors, Investors, Trustees and

Gen. Agents in the Philippines for: General Managers of Sta. Mesa Heights

Kokusai Kisen Kaisya —3rd Floor, Soriano Building, Plaza

Ammen Transportation Co., A. L., Cervantes, Binondo; Telephs. 21457,

Bus transportation, Bicol Provinces 22419 Jose

and 21754;

Araneta,

Cable Ad:

president

Grearainc

—324, Kneedler Building, Santa Salvador Araneta, 1st vice-pres.

Cruz; Teleph. 22517; P.O. Box 1169. Manuel Alcuaz, 2nd vice-pres. and

Main Office: Iriga, Camarines Sur secretary

Ampil & Co., Coal Dealers—997, Ramon J. Aranete, treasurer and

Muelle de la Industria; Teleph. Sales manager

21593; P.O. Box 1301 Carmen Z. Vda. de Araneta, director

J. Antonio Araneta, do.

Anakan Lumber Co., Logging and Lum- Luis Lopez Obieta, do.

ber—801, M. de la Industria; Teleph. Consuelo Aran eta, do.

22792; P.O. Box 268; Cable Ad: Anaka Vicente A. Araneta, do.

Severe

JoaquinTuason, Sales manager

Lazo, accountant

Anderson &l Co., Wm. H., General Mer- Vicente

Jose Cobarrubias,

F. Vergara, Real cashier

Estate clerk

chants—

Teleph. 21346; 25, Plaza Goiti,596Santa Cruz;

P.O. Box H. Thomas,

D. Nerecina, Property clerk

Wm. H. Anderson, president V. stenographer

W. H. Rennolds, vice-do. and manager Cayetano S. Arellano, in-charge

E. B. Harris, treasurer (Araneta

Investments,& Inc.)

Co. and Insular

F. G. Azaola, secty. Jose Matti, clerk

Angers Batong Busilak, Mausoleums

Marble Import-of Apolo

TelesforoCoronado, book-keeper

D. Fernandez, do.

and Workers; Alberto Arellano,asst, cashier

Marble and Cement—380, It. Hil- Juan Bartolome, clerk

dago; Teleph. 26640; P.O. Box 2566; Benito Inoncillo, do.

Cable Ad : Batbusil Mateo B. Ramos, salesman

Ang Kalian & Co., Notions Wholesalers Hermogenes

Dominador Martinez,

Perez, inspector

collector

and Retailers—303, Rosario, Binondo; Miguel Arancillo, do.

Teleph. 47697 Alfredo Jose, do.

Ang Ligaya, Slipper Manufacturing- Lucas Caragan, messenger

1309, Azcarraga, Binondo; Teleph Manuel Inocencio, do.

J ose Malazo, do.

48147 Federico Echevarria, do.

PI8 MANILA

Araneta, Zaragoza & Araneta. Law- F. Asia

B. Baldwin,

Life medical m.d., director

vice-president,

for the

yers—Insular Life Building, Plaza Philippines (Teleph. 24366)

Moraga, Binondo; Telephs 2-35-88 American International Underwriters

and 2-3-5-89; Cable Ad: Aragoza for the Philippines, general agents

G. Araneta (1930) I. S. Araneta

S. Zaragoza j J. A. Araneta

Antonio M. Bautista Asiatic Commercial Corporation, Im-

Jose Pagaduan porters and Manufacturers’ Repre-

Hilarion U. Jareneio sentatives — 210, Juan Luna; P.O.

Jose S. de la Cruz Box 1932; Teleph. 4-90-60; Cable Ad:

Modesto T. Flores Reico

S. J. Wilson, president

Arbadji, K., General Importer and F. Akerman, vice- do. & gen. mgr.

Manufacturers’ Agent—227, David, P. Laconico, secretary-treasurer

Binondo; Teleph. 2-10-16; P.O. Box E. Harazim, taximeter expert

1032; Cable Ad: Arbadji Asiatic Lumber Company — El Hogar

Arce and Arce, Drs. Carmelo, Physi- Filipino Bldg.

cian and Dentist—312, Plaza Miran- Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Philippines),

da ; Telephs. Office: 25919 and Ltd., The, Oil Importers and Distribu-

Residence: 23926 tors (ShellBank Brands) — Hongkong and

Argentine Consulate—(Nee Consul- Shanghai Building, Juan Luna,

Binondo ; Teleph. 22541 ; P.O. Box 441 ;

lates) Cable Ad : Petrosilex

H. C. Whittall, manager

Arguellks & Ocampo, Architects—512, C. G. Agnew

Pilipinas

21228 Building, Binondo: Teleph. L. deBlechynden

C. Pi. juaiutaw

Tomas Arguelles, architect J.J. Lauder

G. H. Lander

Fernando Ocampo, do. J. O. D. Bradley

E.R. A. Campbell J.D. C.G. MacGahan MacAvoy

Armour & Co.—322, 13th St., Port D. N. L. Chard D. M.Macnaghten

Area P.O. Box 1386; Cable Ad: R. I. Cherrill D. H. Perry

“Armour” G. H. W.Churchill M. Pollock

Army and Navy Club (Nee Associa- J. W. I. Cowan D.H. F.Ritchie Russell

tions and Clubs) F. Davies L. Smith

E. Dowson F. M. Spence

Army and Navy Y.M.C.A. - (Nee As- G.D. M. Eady

sociations and Clubs) E. B.S. Fitzgerald

Gammell J.J. R.C. Stephen

W. E. Hunt H. C. B.Streatfeild

Watson

Arte Y. Trabajo, Sculptors and Con- J. L. Jay A. C. Young

tractors—651, F. Torres; Teleph. Agents:

21838 Cebu

Asociacion Filatelica de Filipinas— Iloilo :: A.A. P.P. C.C.

P.O. Box 711 Legaspi : A. P. C.

Jesus Cacho, persident Davao : Ker & Co., Agents

Vicents Pastor, secretary Asociacion de Navieros de Filipinas

Asia Life Insurance Co. (Incorporated in —(See Association and Clubs)

U.S.A.), Life Insurance—Samanillo Assanmal & Co., G., Importers and

Building

Box 2776(Top Floor),Ad:619,Alico

; Cable Escolta; P.O.: Exporters. Wholesale and Retail

; Codes

Bentley’s and Acme. Branch Offices Silk Merchants — 775-777, Tabora,

and Ageneies at Lingayen, Pangasinan Ad: San Nicolas; Teleph. 49915: Cable

Legaspi, San Fernando, Pampanga, Assanmal

Cebu, Davao and Iloilo

W. F. Savale, manager for the Philip- Associated Agencies, Inc.—111, Men-

pines (Teleph. 24366) doza ; Teleph. 27026

MANILA D19

Associated Oil Co.—China Bank Build- Army and Navy Young

ing (2nd Floor); Teleph. 49888; P.O. Association — Aduana at Plaza deMen’s Christian

Box 1632; Cable Ad: “Assocdoil” Espana, Intramuros; Telephs. 2-16-04;

P.O. Box 1634; Cable Ad: Ansec

I Associated Publishers, The — 428-432, Executive Secretary for

the Philippines—H. District of

J. Scofield

Rizal Avenue; Teleph. 21584; P.O. Box District Religious and Social Work

449; Ca,ble Ad: Lawcopub Secretary—C. W. Moorman

Associated Steamship Lines — 706, District

ComingsBusiness Seety. — F. S.

Insular Life Building; Teleph. 22032; Physical and Activities—L. H. Davis

[ Cable Ad: Assoclines

Chaa. Kirkwood, seety. Executive secty.—J. Storey

Asociacion

^assurance and Thrift Association, El Hogar Filipino de Navieros de Pilipinas—

Ltd., of Sydney Australia (La Teleph. 22709; P.O. Building, Box 1283

Binondo;

' Eoonomica) Henry Hunter Bayne

|! &Bank Co.,Building

Treasurers—22b,

; P.O. BoxNational

589 City Chamber of Commerce, Manila—Na-

tional City Bank Building; P.O.

Box 2523

f ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Acting President—J. R. Herridge

Technical Adviser — Thomas Har-

i American Chamber of Commerce of the rington

Secretary—Alan Howell

\? 9-26-38;

Philippines—180, Calle David;

Cable Ad: Amchambcom Teleph.

I President—P. A. Meyer Chamber of Commerce of the Philip-

Secretary—C. G. Clifford pines — Filipino Building; Teleph.

2-26-19

A American Guardian Association -Fer- Chambre de Commerce FRANgAisE Aux

it nandez Building, 124, Calle T. Phinpin : Iles Philippines—50, Escolta, Binondo;

|: Teleph. 2 16-88 P.O. Box 597; Telephs. 2-72-68;

Honorary Officers

Honorary Presidents - Paul V. McNutt Cable Ad : Comalfranc

I (United States High Commissioner German Chamber of Commerce of the

and Manuel L. Quezon (President of Philippines—P.O. Box 1327

the Philippines) President—M. Ziegler

Officers Vice-do. —H. Klock

H President—A. K. Spielberger Treasurer—M. Bergmann

|| Vice-President—H. Gilhouser Managing Director—P. Baumann

1st Vice President—J.

; Treasurer—Glenn Wishard W. Early

?; Secretary—Flora N. Gregg Japanese Association of Manila, Inc.,

Board of Directors—A. K. Spielberger Mutual Aid and Benefit—Insular Life

- > (chairman), Henry Gilnhouser, Paul Building, Binondo; Teleph. 2-15-13; P.O.

fl Gulick, Frank Miles, F. H. Hale, Box 335

GlennCanson,

John Wishard,

J. P.Mrs. J. C. Early,

Heilbronn, B, H-

A' Berkenkotter, Colonel C. E. Living- Manila Club—238, San Marcelino;

Teleph. 2-20-72; Cable Ad: Manclub

^ ston and Colonel L. J. Van Schaick

Hi Women’s Advisory Board—Mrs. J. C. Manila Golf Club— Links at Caloocan;

Early (chairman), Mrs. Paul V. P.O. Box 1560, Manila

1 McNutt, Mrs. J. C. Vickers, Mrs.

C. W. Woodin, Mrs. Flora N. Gregg,

1 Mrs. R. R. Sage, Mrs. C. E. Nathorst, Manila Jockey Club—50, Tayuman ;

Mrs. Pomeroy C. Merrill and Mrs. Teleph. 22818

Margaret L. Meyer

IArmy and Navy Club—South Boulevard Manila Polo Club—F. B. Harrison,

Pasay, Rizal; Teleph. 5-17-31; P.O. Box

, Luneta; Teleph. 22095; P.O. Box 460 1961

D20 MANILA

Ault Wiborg Co. (Far East), The(A;i

Philippine Chinese General Chamber ing Division of the International Print-1

op Commerce—(Jhina Bank Building; Printing Ink Corpn.), Manufacturers of I

Tel. 4-90-44; JP. O Box 241; Cable Ad: and Lithographic Inks,;

Chichamcotti, Manila; Codes: Bentley’s bons; Carbon Paper and Typewriter Rib-

A.B.C. 5th Ed. Dealers in Printing Machin-

Alfonso Z. SyCip, president ery and Supplies; Sole Distribu-

Yu Eng Poh, treasurer tors in the Philippines for Miehle

Ty Kong Tin, secretary Printing Press & Manufacturing

Members of Control Board—Dee Co., Chicago, Hi., U.S.A.—176 Soler

Street, Binondo, Manila, P.I.; Te-

Hong Lue, Ng Fai, Kui Hoa San, lephs. 49881-49882; P.O. Box 1353;

Yu Khe Thai, Ng Su Tam

Members of Executive Board — Cable Ad : Aullwiborg

Alfonso Z. SyCip, Tan Samto, C. Aurelia’s Manufacturers and Export-

S. See, Yu Eng Poh, Lim Shui ers of Philippine Straw Hats—80-

Ty, -James Woo, J. Lidio, E. Co

Seteng, G. Dy Buncio, Cham 84, Real St., Walled City; Teleph.

2-27-88; Cable Ad: Aureliahat. Branch:

Samco, Ty Han Eng 12a, Stamford Road, Capitol Building,

Executive Secretary—Yang Sepeng Singapore;

Aurelihat Teleph. 2540; Cable Ad:I

Ateneo db Manila—(Nee Educational) Australian Oriental Line, Ltd.—503-

511, Calle, Echague ; Teleph. 21307 ;5

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Importers, Cable Ad: Storage ; Codes: Bentley’s

G. S. Yuill & Co. Pty., Ltd., agents

Exporters and General Merchants—

Insular Life Building; Teleph. 22342; Auto Trucking Company Inc.—1965,

P. O. Box 1588; Cable Ad: Atol. Also Azcarraga; Telephs. 22345 and

at Zamboanga,

and San Francisco, P.1,, U.S.A.

Cagayan Sulu, P.I.,

22060; P.O. Box 356

N. C. McClelland, vice-pres., gen. mgr.

D.L.L.W.Cochran, manager

Detzel, sales engr. Awad & Co., E., Embroidery Dealers

John amd General Importers—435, Juan

ItobertF.Moffitr,

G. Burke,salessalesengr.

engr. Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49637; P.O.

Box 1743; Cable Ad : Essawad

A. V. Fensch

E.K. G.A. Toft man(Zamboanga)

Strohm Ayala y. Cia., Real Estate and General

G.I. Villanueva

Van Syckpl (Cagayan-Sulul Merchants—Filipinas

21762; P.O. Box 751; CableBuilding; Teleph.

Ad: Ayala

J.C. A.M. Crescini j L. Reyes

Rivera i F. M. Aparte Babcock & Co., Inc., W. R., Importers

and Exporters of Hemp, Copra, Coconut

Atlantic, Culp and Pacipic Co. of Oil, Hides,Products,

Petroleum Kapok, Printers’

Sugar, Inks,Alcohol,

etc. i‘

Manila, Engineers, Contractors, Manu- —El Hogar Building; Telephs. 22962-3;

facturers

Muelle de ofla Structural Steel—71-77;

Industria; Teleph. 22051; P.O. Box 1222 ; Cable Ad: Babtemp:

P.O. Codes: W.U., Bentley’s,

5th andL>uo,6th Acme,:

Codes:BoxAll626; Cable Ad: Dredging; Universal

Standard Lieber’s,

Al, A.B.C.

R. Mosse and Private.

edns.,

York

W. Office:

R. 183, president

Babcock, Madison Ave. New

Atok

414, Gold Mining Go. Manila;

Main Office: J. F. Boomer, vice-president

Box Heaoock

2146. Mine Building,

and Mill P.O.

: Baguio, G. Gruber, do.

R. S. Swinton, treasurer (U.S.A.)

The Philippines M. G. Babcock, secretary

W. W. Harris, president

G. L. Rickard, secretary

Directors—P.

Winship, J. A.B. Hoover, Meyer, S.Thos. DavisI. B.turers

B. B. y La Ideal, Inc., Manufac-

of Cigarettes, Smoking and

Weeks, J. Antonio Araneta and Chewing Tobaccos—542, Echague,

R. L. Janda Quiapo; Teleph. 23652; P.O. Box

F. B. Morehouse, gen. supt. 2047; Cable Ad : BBB.

MANILA D21

Bachrac.'i Motor Co., Inc.—25th Street, BANKS

I Port Area; Teleph. 21544; P.O. Box

I 420; Cable Ad: Emba Bank of the Philippines, The—10, Plaza

Cervantes; P.O. Box 777; Cable Ad:

Badillo’s Embroidery Store, Philippine Banco; Teleph. 21142, 23454, 23455

Embroideries, Ladies and Children’s

Dresses--25, Cortada; Teleph. 23162; Chartered Bank of India, Australia

P.O. Box 2175 and China, The—Wilson Building,

V. Badillo Juan Luna; P. O. Box 303; Cable Ad:

Crucible, Manila

Baguio Cold Mining Co.—American Manila Office—

A.L. T.J. McIntosh, agent

Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 180, Watty, sub-agent

i David; P.O. Box 1855. Capital R. Ralston, acting accountant

Stock Pi,300,000

Meyer J B. Hoover, Sub-Accountants—

President —P. F.A. Caches,

jj Directors—S. J. MacLennan

S.W. D.S. Price

Winship, J. L. Schober

and Wm. Headington, L. WT. Dixon | J. A. Hamilton

j Paul F. Whitacre, secretary W. Watson | A. M. Crichton

Cebu Office— j

W. G. Hollyer, sub-agent

iBailey Stevedoring Co., Water

Inc., Boats,

The, W. G. M. Anderson, sub-accountant

Stevedores; Compradores, F. C. Mudie, do.

j Lighters and Launches—Derham Build- Iloilo Office—

G.. Dodds, sub-agent

'i ing, Port District;

Box 517; Cable Ad: Bailey Teleph. 23246; P.O.

China Banking Corporation—Head

Baker Co., The E. E.—821, Oroquieta, Office: China Bank Bldg., Manila.

Branches: Shanghai and Amoy.

Santa

28747 Cruz; P.O. Box 2100; Teleph. Authorized Capital, P. 10,000,000.00.

Paid Up Capital, Surplus and Un-

divided

Balatoc Mining Co.. Gold Mining- Deposits over P.12,000,000; Profits over P.8,200,000;

610, National City Bank Building, Cable Ad: Chibancorp. Shanghai Manila

Juan Luna, Binondo: Teleph. 21756; Cable Ad: Chibancorp. Amoy Cable

P.O. Box 817; Cable Ad: Balatocm- Ad: Chibank

co, Codes: Western Union, Five Board of Directors—Dee. C. Chuan

Letter and Bentley’s; Mines at (president), Albino Z. Sycip (vice-

Acupan Logon president), Uy Yetco, Oei Tjoe,

J. W. Haussermann, pres, and Chong Su See, Marcelo Nubia, Lee

general manager Siau

Hong,Tong, Li SengDyGiap,

Guillermo DeeDee

Buncio, Chian

K.

F.A. O.F. llaussermann, vice-president

Duggleby, 2nd vice-president Chidng and Albino Z. Sycip (vice-

and director president and manager)

J. W. Ferrier, director

J. J. Dunbar, do. Hongkong

Corporation and -35,

Shanghai

Juan Luna;Banking

Telephs.

ft. T. McKee, scecretary-treas. 2-31-44 (4 Lines, Connecting All Depts.)

“Ban a haw” Fruit Preservers and Canners, P.O.C. Box 304; Cable Ad: Faversham

f Sweetmeat and Pastry Manufaic-

I turers, Unrivalled Ice Cream C.J.I.S.Farnworth,

Cookes, manager

actg. sub-manager

Watson, accountant

| Makers. Restaurant and Refresh- Assistants—A. C. Kennett, H. C. D-

| ment Parlour — 326-330, Carriedo Davies, R. W. Taplin, H. Y. Parker,

Street;1828jTelephs. 21331Banahaw

and 21303; P. O. R. MacIntyre, F. J. McGugan and

Box Cableproprietor

Ad: Ian Kinloch

B. A. Sison, Senior Clerks—J. A. da Silva, E. Na-

Mrs. B. A. Sison, manager and zareno, P. Rigonan, Antonio Roxas

proprietess and G. Santos

Jose Puzon, manager N. Y. Orosa, notary public

1)22 MANILA

Monte de Piedad & Savings Bank— Executive Officers :

Plaza Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 22741; Cable Miguel Cuaderno, vioe-presideni

Ad: Montepiedad and trustofficer

Luis Ablaza, managing director D.

Mauro Blardony, accountant

■Tuan Avecilla, acting secty.-treas. F. P.Pekson, assistant

Paterno, cashierto president

S. A. Warner, chief accountant

Herbert Walker, manager, Sugar

National CityNational

Bank City of New York, Centrals Agency Dept.

The,—Office: Bank Build- Roman Mabanta, manager,

ing, Juan Luna and Muelle de la In- Special Assets Dept.

dustria, Binondo: Teleph. 22085; Cable Primitive Lovina, manager.

Ad: Citibank; P. O. Box 615 Agencies Dept..

A. D. Calhoun, manager Leon Ancheta, manager, Foreign

H. del Valle, sub-manager Dept.

F.F. M.C. Satterfield,

Bailey, do. A. 0. Bautista, manager, Branches,

do. and Real Estate Loans Dept.

Sub-Accountants— Rufino Manotok, manager.

G.E. E.L. Olney

Hill Credit Dept.

: C. E. Harris S. Kabigting, manager, Loans

R.L. S.E. Marsh

Russel] | T.I. G.Falek Spering and Discount Dept.

G.V. Gaskell,

R. Rotor,2nd.

1st. cashier

assist, cashier

George W. Porter, auditor

Peoples Bank and Trust Company, Camus and Delgado, Special

Banking—Peoples Counsels

Corner David andBankDasmarinas; Building,

Cable Ad : Pebanco Philippine Trust Co., Banking; Saving

John Accounts; Interest Paid on Fixed De-

E.H. M.J.W.Belden,

Haussermann,

Bach rack, director president

do.

posits and Savings Accounts; Trustees

and AdministratorsGoiti,of Santa

Estates Cruz;

and

Amos G. Beilis. do. Guardians—Plaza

A.E. A.M. Bryan, do. Teleph. 21255; P.O. Box 150

Grimm, do. Directors

Deymek,—E.LuisB. Ford Ablaza,(president),

E. J.

Wm. J. Shaw, do. Leopold© Kahn, Gabriel La O, Paul

Wm. Douglas, manager A. Meyer and P. Verstockt

Allen L. Dwyre, assistant manager,

treasurer, Officers

officer secretary and trust E.P. B.M.Ford, president

Poblete, vice-president &

Ismael S. Zapata, comptroller secretary

Branches : Leo H. Martin, vice-president and

San Pablo, Laguna trust officertreasurer

Baguio, Mauntam Province F. Ossorio,

San Fernando, Pampanga I. O. Guzman, assist, trust officer

Tarlac, Tarlac Carlos Young, mgr. (Foreign Dept.)

J. L. Corpus, chief accountant

Philippine

Temple, National Bank Masonic Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The,

22251;

1 hilnabank P.O.Escolta, Binondo;

andBoxNational

1469; CableTeleph.

Bank Ads: Banking—34, Plaza Cervantes; Tele-

phones 23755, 23758, 23759, 23768 and

Board of Directors: 23528; P.O. Box 1480; Cable Ad:

Jose Y ulo, chairman Shokin

Vicente Carmona, vice-chairman & , S.T. Dazai, manager

Itoh, sub-manager

Juan pres. Posadas

V. Buencamino

Salvador Lagdameo Bardwil

porters Bros., Manufacturers

of Hand-made and Ex-

Lingerie--252,

Guillermo

Jorge B. Vargas Gomez

Eulogio Rodrigues Plaza Guipit, Sampaloc; Teleph.

Santos Martinez, secretary 6-75-26; P.O. Bax 1826; Cable Ad:

Bardwil

MANILA D23

Bareera & Beyes, Attorneys—2nd. Beck, Inc., I., Importers and Wholesalers

Floor, Wilson Building, 143, Juan —81-91,Escolta, Binondo: Teleph. 23355;

Luna; Telephone 2-37-37, 2-37-38; Cable Ad: Beck

( Cable Ad : Abreumino

Beck’s, General Department Store—

Bartolome & Javier, Customs Brok- 89, Escolta, Binondo ; Teleph. 23356 ;

ers, Land and Water Transporta- Cable Ad: Beck

tion—-62, Muelle de Binondo; Te-

leph. 22836 Beech’s Carriage

A. Bartolome, pres.

T. Javier, manager Marcelino, Ermita; Factory—267,

Teleph. 57297 San

F. Beech, proprietor and manager

F. Beech, Jr., assist, manager

Basilian Lumber Co., Inc., Mill at Port

Holland—Basilan, Mindanao, Head

Otfice: Zamboanga, Mindanao, Cable Merchants N. V. Behn, Meyer Co., H. Mu., Export

Ad: Basilumber; Codes: Bentley’s and and Shipping Agents—

Acme Insular Life Building, Binondo;

Teleph. 22924;

Kuenzle & Streiff Inc., Manila agents Ad: Oldarno; Codes: P.O. Box 298; Cable

Acme A.B.C.

“Bavjera Gun Store”—238, Plaza Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 21714; P.O. Box 2002; Fr. Danielsen, manager

Cable Ad:‘ Baviera K.Leo

Severien.

Bayne & Co. (Henry Hunter Bayne Agency: Schmidtassist, manager

(Cebu)

& Co.), Chartered Accountants, Cer- Germanischer Lloyd, Berlin

tified Public Accountants, Members

of American Institute of Account-

ants — 228, National City Bank Belgial Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Building; Teleplh. 21368; P.O. Box

589; Cable Ad: Portend; Codes Used: Benedioto, G. E., Investment Securi

All Standard Codes ties—107, CrystalArcade; Teleph. 2-32

James R. Herridge, c.a., c.p.a. 80 and 2-11-49

Thomas W. Parnell, c.a.

James

Wm. H.S MacLaren,

Craw, c.a. c.a. Benguet Consolidated Mining Co., Gold

Charles Fuxman Mining—Mines at Antamok, Ben-

Maciano Laqui, c.p.a. guet P.I., Room 600-615, National

Antonio Zulueta City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

Arsenic Reyes, c.p.a. Binondo; Teleph. 21756; Gable Ad:

Ramon Gorres, c.p.a. Benguetcon; Codes Western Union

Socrates Martinez 5-Letter and Bentley’s

Gabriel Pimentel Directors —

Rogelio Tarrosa, c.p.a. John W. Haussermann, predt. &

AmbrosioCastillo

Conrado Cantada, c.p.a. generalm anager

Cirilo Rodriquez F. O. Haussermann, vice-pres. and

Fermin Yoingco asst, general manager

Pedro Dacanay A. F. Duggleby, 2nd vice president

C. A, De Witt

Rose T. McKee, secretary-treasurer

Bay View Hotel — Isaac Peral &

Dewey Boulevard; Teleph. 2-43-84; ‘BenipXyo Press” and Photo Engraving,

Cable Ad : Bayview Printing and Photo Engraving—536-540,

Bazar “ Siglo XX ”de Teodoro R. Misericordia; Teleph. 21905

Yangco,

chants —Importers and General

101-113, Plaza Mer- Bennett, Inc., P.M.—Petroleum Products,

Del Conde,

Binondo; Telephs. 49704, 49706, 49950 and Service Station equipment—58,

and

Siglo;49349; P.O Acme,

Codes: Box 1294; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s Loronzo de la Paz, Pandacan; Teleph.

and 67517;

Western Union Five-Letter Edition P.O. Box 983; Cable Ad: Unoco

and Teneb

D24 MANILA

Berger & Co., S. M., Importers and Ex- Botica Co.)—95,BoieEscolta,

(Philippine

Binondo;American Drugj

P.O. Box299;

porters— 2219, P.O.

Teleph. 21785; Azcarraga,

Box 654; Sampaloc;

Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Boie; Teleph. 23281

Berco, Manila

S. M. Berger, pres. Botica be Sta. Cruz, Wholesale and]

Bermudez & Bautista, Inc., Brokers Retail Druggists & Distillers of

and General Merchants. Especially Ylang Goiti;

Yiang Oil—106, Plaza de

P.O. Box 278; Cable Ad:

on Copra and Maguey, Ice Distributors Salvia

and Salt Talephs.

Binondo; Dealers—5,

2-13-11,San2 13-21

Gabriel,

and Botica Hensonnia, Wholesale and Retail

2-55-79: P.O. Box 1856 Druggists—97, Real; Teleph. 23732

Berry's Chemical Co.—211, Barbosa. Boulevard Apartment Hotel-

Teleph. 2-33-77 1134, Dewey Boulevard; Telephs.

Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation 56981-56982; Cable Ad: Boulapts

—320, National City Bank Bldg; P. H. Trimble, manager

Teleph. 22888

F. N. Holmes, correspondent Bowen & Co., GeneralTeleph

Merchants—

Big Wedge Mining Co.—Bachrach 51P.O.Helios, Box

Echague;

785; Cable Ad:

2-34-31;

Gebowen;

Bldg., Port Area; Teleph. 24466; Codes: Acme, etc.

P.O. Box 420; Capital P.2,000,000.00 G.P.Bowen, manager

E. Tandpc

A. A. Brimo, president

H. M. Levine, vice president

Directors—P. L. Mapa, It. J. Fern- Brias Roxas, Inc., Gentlemen’s Fine Wear,

andes and Wade Cothran MilitaryHunting,

Supplies,andArmsFishing

and Ammuni-

K. H. Waltz, treasurer and actg. tion, Outfits,

secty Spalding Athletic Goods and Tailoring

Department—71-73,

Bilog, Gregorio, Lawyer and Beal Estate P.O. Box 151; Cable Ad: Rrirox; Escolta, Binondo;

Broker — 837, Tayuman, Santa Cruz; Universal Trade Code (Only) Code:

Teleph. 27861

Binondo Harness Factory—365, Gan- Brimo, ImporterAntonio

of DryA.,Goods—4!

Manufacturer

2, Reina and

Re-

dara, Binondo; P.O. Box 1619; Te- gente, Binondo; P.O. Box 134; Cable Ad:

leph. 4-83-80 Abrimo; Teleph. 49719

^ ^ Inc.,

Bio & Chuan, ® Copra

W Exporters

a jSI and British Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Dealers—Head Office: 683 Benavides;

P. O. Box 974; Cable Ad: Biochuan British Corporation and Register of

C. L. Tan, pres, and gen; mgr. Shipping and Aircraft- Upa Build-

S. C. Tan, office mgr. ing, Port Area

American Bureau of Shipping,

Blossom

Workers—4,

Ad: Blossom Otis; Teleph. 57435; Cable

Brittanic Termite Co., White Ant

Bombay Sitk Supply (Sobhraj Jhamatroal Teleph. Exterminators — 132, Juan Luna;

P.O. Box 1932;

chants—128-132, Nueva, Binondo

merly Occupied by Bazar Velasco); (For- F. Akerman, manager

Teleph. M. C. Wain

Sobhraj 23554; P.O. Box 1821; Cable Ad: N. F. C. Lomborg

Boston Hotel and Restaurant, Hotel Bukidnon Cattle and Coffee Co., Inc.

Restaurant(PrivateDiningRoOms)—200,

Echague, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23381 —4, Byng, San Felipe Nery, Rizal ;:

Teleph. 67855; Cable. Ad: Messary

MANILA 1)25

Bulletin, Manila Daily—Corner Raon Campos and

Rueda Hermanos, Inc., I mporters

Expoi’ters, Chocolate Manufac-

and Evangelista, Quiapo; Teleph. turers, Real Estate Administrators,

21102; Cable Ad: Bulletin Commission and Consignee Merchants,

Carson Taylor, publisher Brokers forin All Foresta!of Products,

RoyH. C.A. Bennett, general manager

Linn, advertising do. Specializing All Kinds 1 imber—

W. L. Higlismith, office do. 2-05, Azcarraga, Sarnpaloc; P.O. Box 31;

L. E Moote, circulation do. Teleph. 23944; CableAd: Camporu

H. Ford Wilkins, news editor

^ e E. Abundo, chief accountant Camus Law Office, Lawyers—Suite 402,

Masonic Temple, Binbhdo; Telephs.

Bunking & Co., Inc., Export and Insurance 22347-8; Cable Ad: Bufdel

—135- 6% Felipe 11, Binondo; .P.O.Box

: 289; Teleph. 49753; Cable Ad: In- Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

sumerco Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Canadian Pacific Express Co.

Burroughs, Inc., Dealers in Adding, —14-16, Callo David, Binond >; Telephs.

Billing, Bookkeeping, Calculating 23T6 (Passenger) and 23657 (Freight);

Machines, P. O. Box 288: Cable Ads: Gacanpae

Steel OfficeTypewriters, Cash Registers, (Passenger)

Furniture—PerezSamanillo andagent

D. C. Miller, Canpaoliue (Freight)

Building (4th Floor', Escolta; P.Q- Box B. H. Stearns, passenger agent

2769; Telephs. 234H6 and 23498; Cable

Ad; Burad Stwjf

W. F. Taylor, Freight Dept.

Bush Chkmical Co., Inc., Joe—443, Q. S. Sellner, Accounts Dept.

Ronquillo; Teleph. 23278; P.O. Box 1753

Carmelo & Bauermann, Inc., Lithogra-

Cachq Hermanos Germania—672, Le- phers and Printers—2057, Azcarraga;

garda; Teleph. 2-12-85 P.O.

Carba;Box Codes:

665; Teleph. 23251;A.B.C.

Bentley’s Cable Ad:

5th

; Cadwallader Bkos., Inc.—Plaza Sta. edn. Improved

Cruz; P. O. B.,x 593; Teleph. 21107 Caro Electrical Service, Automotive

1 CableWm.Ad:F. Cadbros

Cadwallader, president and Parts, Accessories and Service—110-

[ general manager 116, Padre Faura; Ermita; Telephs.

Fred. K. Oadwallader, 56944-56945

H. L. Mooney, director vice-president Under the Management of:

Manuel ElizMde, treasurer

J. W. Ferries, secretary Ramcar, Inc., Manila

| Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.—203, Carrera & Co., Bdward G., Certified

Uy Yet Building; P.O. Box 602; Public Accountants — 112, Romero

Teleph. 4-85-91; Cable Ad: Cadwall Box 2647; CableTeleph.

Salas, Ermita; 57692; P.O.

Ad: Audcar

f Calamba

Canlubang,Sugar Estate—Main

Laguna Office: Carrero, Vidal & Co., Inc., Coconut

Province. Manila

I Office:(6tli Floor), Soriano Bldg.; Teleph. Oil Manufacturers—Isla de Pro-

visor, Paco; P.O. Box 1275; Tels.

- 22171; (’able Ad: Calsug

L. Weinzheimer, vice-pres. and 21101 and 21186; Cable Ad : Cavico

V general manager Casino Espanol de _ Manila — Taft

Vjalero & Co., F., Real Estate—1st Floor, Avenue and San Luis, Ermita

El Hogai Filipino Building; Teleph. Castillo & Huos, Marble Workers,

2-31-96; Cable Ad: Calerof Sculptors, Plating, etc.—313, R. Hil-

Ucamara

I

I Filipinas—P.O. de Comisrcio

Box 754;Espanola he dago, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 26157

Teleph. 57575

Casupanan Brothers, Plumbers and

I Camera Supply Co. — 138, Escdlta, Teleph. Plumbing Contractors—243,Blumentrit;

I Binondo; Teleph. 23930 21821

JD26 MANILA

Catholic Tkade School, Printing, Book- Central Luzon Milling Co., Inc.,

binding and Book Store. Books of

Catholic Publishers, Importers and Sugar Millers and Dealers— Paterno

linos. Building,

Manufacturers

Articles—1900-1948, of Religious

Oroquieta;Goods and

Teleph. Teleph. 22917; P. O.5, Box

Plaza

2022Cervantes;

2-28-02 J. V, Ramirez, president

Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manu- Central Motor Co., Dealers in Dodge

Cars, Trucks & Parts—Corner 13th

facturers of APO Cement — Corner

Azcarraga and Evangelista; Telephs. leph. 2-28-51- Street,

and Atlanta Port Area; Te-

21489-21490; Cable Ad: Cepbc; Plant, Ad : Mosec P.O. Box 2282: Cable

Naga, Cebu

Eulogio Rodriguez, president

Gregorio Anonas, general manager Chamber of Commerce, Manila—{See

Associations and Clubs)

Fidel A. Reyes, secretary-treasurer

Jesus J. Santos, sales manager

E.Rufino Melo,gen.comptroller

Taylor, supt. of plant Chamber of Commerce of the Philip-

pines—{See Associations and Clubs)

Oecilio Press, Printers, Bookbinders Chambre de Commerce Francaise Aux

and Publishers—720, Calero, Sta. Isles Philippines—((S’ee Associa-

Cruz; Teleph. 26273 tions and Clubs)

Center de Luxe, Inc., Gentlemen’s Furn- Cham-Samco & Sons, Importers of Con-

ishing Store, Shirt Makers, Importers struction Materials—300-308, San Cristo,

of80-82,

Quality Hats,Binondo;

Escolta, Caps and Hosiery—

Teleph. San Nicolas; Teleph. 49502-38-64, Cable

23787; Ad:

P. O. Box 1719 Chamsamco

Central Auto Supply Co., The—Corner Charter Brunner, Inc., Manufacturers’

Rizal Ave and Azcarraga, Santa Cruz; Representatives—176, Calle Juan Luna;

Teleph. 2-10-63; P.O. Box 1201; Cable

Teleph, 23727; P. O. Box 2115 Ad: Chabrun

Central T. H. Charter, president

Office: Azucarera

212, Marques de Bais—Central

de Comillas; A. C. Brunner, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.

Teleph. 22581; Cable Ad: Azucarera

Lorenzo Correa, president Chartered Bank of India, Attst. k

Ricardo Deseals, vice president China—{See Banks)

Central

Marques Azucarera

de Comillas,de Paco,Tarlac—212,

Manila; Chaves Salinas & Co., Customs

Teleph. 22581; Cable Ad : Luistarlac 217, Brokers and Forwarding Agents—

Lorenzo Correa, president 47102 Dasmarinas Street; Teleph.

Federico Perez, vice-president

Central Azucarera Cu UnDelJieng Sugar Chee

Norte,Building, & Co., L. A. (Varadero de San Mi-

guel),

Central—204,

Binondo; Teleph. 21068 Miguel;Ship Builders—745,

Teleph. 21660, P.O.Echague,

Box 1244San

Central Furniture Co. (Dy Hong Co.), Cheng Ban Yek & Co., Importers and

Exporters, Rice Mill Owners—525,

Furniture Manufacturers,

and Retail Furniture Dealers;Wholesale Muelle de Binondo, San Nicolas:

Contrac- Teleph.

tors for Office Furniture—Main Office: 49903; P.O. Box 792

325, 329, 333 & 337, T. Pinpin, Binondo;

Teleph. 21486. Branches: Standard

Furniture Store, 364 and 368, T. Pinpin, Cheng Siong

and Rice Mills Lam k Proprietors—1001,

Co., Rice dealers

Binondo Dagupan, Tondo; Telephs. 49606 k

Central Hardware Co., Hardware 49650; P.O. Box 1524

Dealers—79a,

Teleph. 4-81-56;Rosario

P.O. BoxSt.,1148;Binondo;

Cable Chicago Portrait Co., Art .Studios—

Ad: Uyliamhua 931, R. Hildago, Quiapo; Teleph.

Uy Liam Hua, manager 26625; Cable Ad: Inartco

MANILA D27

Chin Gu an, Importer of China ware—339, Chua Luan & Co., Inc., Importers,

Santo Cristo; Teleph. 47268 Exporters and General Merchants—

Chin Sing & Co., Hardware Dealers- 310, Sto. Cristo; Teleph. 48547

207, Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 47698 Chua Seco & Co., General Merchants

China Banking Coeporation — (See —519, Santa Cristo; Teleph. 48743;

P.O. Box 963

Banks)

China Drawn Work Co., Importers and Chua Sy Quiat & Co., Imports, Ex-

ports, Exchange and Commission

Exporters, Chinese

Oriental Curio Embroidery

Dealers—84, M. H. and

del Merchants — 52, Santo Cristo, San

Pilar, Ermita; Teleph. 28340; P.O. Box Nicolas; Teleph. 47270; P.O. Box 367

465; Cable Ad. Chinawork

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The Chua Tiat To & Co., Fabricamos Toda

—Perez Samanillo Building; 19, Clase Clase dedeLatas, TambienConcernientes

Trabajos Recibimos Toda

A1

Escolta, Binondo Ramo de Hojalateria—373-379, Muelle

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., de Binondo, San Nicholas ; Teleph.

agents 49993; P.O. Box 2154

Chinese Commercial News Co., Inc.—2, Chua Yap Mirror Factory, Manu-

Soler (Near Azcarraga Bridge), Tondo; facturers

Teleph. 49795; P.O. Box 452; Cable Ad: cases

Sionpo andof Mirror

all kindsFurnitures

of Mirrors,—Show-

Main

Yu Yi Tung, business manager Office and Factory: 716-718, Rizal

S. Lai, managing editor Avenue;

Cristo; Branch

P.O. Box Office:

1155; 417-429

Cable Ad: Sto.

Glass-

Chinese Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Manila

Chua Yap, proprietor

Chinese Trading Co., Inc., The, Im- Chua Yaw, Leon, Water Transporta-

porters of Dry Goods and Provi- tion and Stevedoring—107, Dasmar-

sions—439, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. inas, Binondo: Teleph. 49084

49006; P.O. Box 2197; Cable Ad:

Chintraoo Chumbuque, Jose Lim, Coal Dealer, Bay

Chino Chay Pin & Co., Cigars, Ciga- and River Freighting—204, Sevilla,

rettes, Groceries, Notions, etc.—1016, Binondo; Teleph. 217 31; Cable Ad:

Comercio, San Nicolas; Teleph. Limchumbuque

49259

Choy & Co., S. C., Lumber Dealers, CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Sole Philippine Distributors for Episcopal Mission of the Philip-

Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.— pines—Church House: 555, Isaac

672, Juan Luna; Telephone 49590; P.O. Peral;Teleph. 5-72-67; Cable Ad:

Box 762; Cable Ad : Choy. Mill and Bishopsted

Yard : 1811-1825 Bishop—Rt. Rev. Gouverneur Frank

S. 0. Choy, presdt. gen. mgr. Mosher, d.d.

Henry Choy, asst, manager Suffragan

Wm. Choy, treasurer F. WilnerBishop—Rt. Rev. Robert

Christern,

Import andHuenefeld

Export—711, &CalleCo.,Roman,

Inc., Mission de la CompaSia de Jesus—

Binondo; Teleph. 4-87-74; P.O. Box

2046; Cable Ad : Sternhuene Union Church of Manila (American-

Chua Chiaco & Co., Importer, Ex- European)—Padre

and Faura, A. Mabini,

porter of Native Products—253, Teleph.Dakota;

5-71 09 Manse, 222, Arquiza;

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. Minister—Rev. Walter Brooks

49702; Cable Ad; Chuachiaco Foley

D28 MANILA

Clark & Co., Optometrists—205, Ma- m x m. m

sonic Temple, 90, Escolta; Teleph.

22144; P.O. Box 1108; Cable Ad: CoDealers, SetengManufacturers

& Co., Eduardo,of CigarLumber

Boxes

Clarkhager and Building Contractors—602-610,

Clarke & Larkin, Accountants', Affiliated Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21809;

with Haskins—

Accountants ThirdBells; Certified, Public Cable

Floor,P.O.Wilson

Ad: Coseteng; P.O. Box 247

Eduardo Co Seteng, gen. mgr.

Building; Telephs. 4-79-48; Box

270 ; Cable Ad : Clarlar Oolcol & Co., M., Stationery, General 1

V.A. Thompson,

M. Sanchez,c.p.a.,

c.p.a.,resident

ll. is. partner Cruz;

Merchandise — 94-2, T. Alonso; Sta.

W. H. Hirschman, c.p.a. Teleph. 22998; Cable Ad:

A.M. P.B. Ferrer, c.p.a. Colso

Arcangel, c.p.a.

JR.A. A!

F. ejAquino, c.p.a.

and re, c.p.a. Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap &

Toilet Preparations—-58, Dasmarin-

M. C.

J. Aviado Cruz, c.p.a. as, Binondo; Teleph. 49740; Cable

A.R. P.Schnabel,

Dizon, c.p.a.

cJp.a. Ad : Palmolive

W. M. Pearce, general mgr.

G. Caguiat,

A.F. A.T. Beucler,c.p.a.

del Rosario, c.p.a.

C.p.a. Columbia Hotel—50, M. H. del Pilar

Y. L. Josue, cJp.a . and .106, San Luis, Ermita; Te-J

O.F. A.Villa, c.p.a. leph. 23460

Santos, c.p.a.

F. C. Corpus, c.p.a.

M. Macias, c.p.a. Commercial Electrotype Co., Inc.. Elec-i

F. Dizon trotypes. Stereotypes and Mimeograph I

D.J. N.B. Orbe

Conde Work —23091;

Teleph. 415, P.P.O.Paterno,.

Box 1140Santa Cruz; |

A. R. Cabatingan E. A. Caraig, manager

A.Q. Gandionco

Cervama

Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—-El.Ho-1

Mrs. I.C. L.L. Gaudionco

Mrs. Horton gar Building,

Telephs. 23556 andJ uan

2358U;Luna,

P.U. Binondo;

Box 771; 1|

Miss S. A. Franco Cable Ad; Compac

J.8. Dizon

B. Arcangel S. Macmichael, supt.

D. L. Martinez N. E. Harrison, supervisor

G.A. Quiamco

C. Santos H. B. Dwyer

Commercial Union Assurance Co., I

Coand

BanCarriage

Ling A CoAccessories,

Ban Fiat,PaintsHardware Ltd. (Eire)—Chaco Building, Bin- j

and ondo Findlay, Millar Timber Co.,

Oils, Wholesale and Retail—161-165, agents

Rosario,

Box 2216 Binondo; Teleph. 49755; P.O.

Co Chun Huat, Chocolate and Conconut (Successors toCommercial

Commonwealth Co., Inc.

Aragon Bros.), f

Factory—712, Drat, Paco; Teleph. 54801 Sporting Goods Dealers—305, Bustos j

Co Lu So Hardware, Importers of Hard- Street; Teleph. ^11^8; P. O. Box 2212; :

Gable Ad: “Comcomco”

ware— 112-114,

Barca; Teleph. 49745 Plaza Calderon de la

Commonwealth ; Sales Co., Inc., Im-

Co Pak ife Co., Soap Manufacturers’ and porters and General Merchants—124, T..

Soap Materials Suppliers’ Agents, Pinpin; Teleph. 22576; P. O. Box 400;

Cocoanut

Co., Inc. and Oil forSanPhilippine & Oil ; Cable

Pablo IceRefining C. W.Ad:Rosenstock,

Rosenstockpresident

Factory—426, .M. R. Fernandez, treas.

4-99-31; P.O. BoxSto.2154Cristo Sf.;

,’ Teleph. Delgin .Sallardo, secty.

MANILA D2&

OoMPAGNIE DES MeSSAGEBIES MaRI- China—China Bank Bldg.; Teleph.

timesf—228, Dasmarinas; Teleph. 49023 ; Cable Ad : Sinoconsul

4-98-91; P.O. Box 1637; Cable Ad: Consul-Gen.—Dr. Yuen Tan Tu

Messagerie Vice-Consuls—S. K. Cheng and

Everett Steamship Corporation, K. Y. Mok

agents Chancellors—Chang Chin and

Compania General de Tabacos de Y. H. Loo

Filipinas, General Merchants, Im-

I porters, Ship Owners and Agents, Columbia—Consul-General for Spain

Insurance Underwriters and Agents In Charge

and Mariufactui'ers—212, Marques

i de Comillgs; P.O. Box 143; Teleph. Costa Rica—S. O. de Fernandez

22981 (Private Exchange Connect- Building; Teleph. 2-67-16

ing All Depts.); Cable Ad: Tabacalera Consul—Vincente T. Fernandez

Jose Rosales, director (Spain)

Antonio V. Correa, vice-director

Carlos A. Ferrandiz, do. Czechoslovakia—2, El Hogar Fili-

G. E. Weber, administrator gen. pino Bldg.; Teleph. 22624

Lorenzo Correa, sub-admtor. gen. Consul—Leo Schnurmacher

Compania Maritima (Steamship Co.), Denmark—2008, Robert, Pasay; Te-

Scciedad Anonima — 109, Juan leph. 5-10-17; P.O. Box 193

) Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49826; Consul—G. P. Datema

: Cable Ad: Maritima; Codes, A.B.C.

5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Scott’s

10th edn. and Boe. Agencies at:^— France—Rooms 303-305, Luis Perez;

f Catarman, Cagayan de Misamis, Samanillo" Building; Esoolta;

. Capdz, Oatbalogan, Cebu, Cotabato, Teleph. 23940

' Davao, Dumaguete, Ibahay, Iloilo, ConsuWGaston Willoquet

; Jolo, Misamis, New Washington,

Pulupandan, Laoang, Tacloban

: and Zamboanga Germany—1570, Arlegui Extension,

San Miguel Distr.; Teleph. 2-26-

; ^ & n m t 59, Cable Ad.;. Consugerma

Condiment Manufacturing Co., Manu- Consul Q. A. Sakowhky

| facturers of “Nepa” condiment powder, Chancellor—K. Koesting

j and Sole Distributors of “Tiger” brand

' medicines, “Serravallo’s” Tonic

“Tattoo” cosmetics and make-ups—121,and Great Britain—S. J. Wilson Building,

Rosario, 143, Juan Luna; Teleph. 4-87-i7; P.O.

Box 3; Binondo;

Cable Ad:• Teleph. 47455: P.O.

Condiment Box 295

Acting Consul General— S. Wyatt

Eduardo Co Seteng, general mgr. Srpith .

IjipoNNEEL Bros. Co., Ltd. Importers and Acting Cohsul—P. Scott Stephens

III|l Exporters — Trade and Commerce British Vice-Coiisuls—

Building; Teleph. -439; P.O. Box 279; R.A. Finlay (Manila)1

'll Cable Ad: Connell Guy

E.J.L.Walford

Phillips (Cebu)

(Iloilo)

R.K. Kelly (Legaspi)

U CONSULATES Acting Vice-Consuls—

I. McL. Cameron (Davao)

| ,; Argentine—109, Juan Luna; Teleph. D.J.S. Hay (Zamboanga)

49826

lb Consul—J. F. Fernandez Italy—409,

eph. 5-72-73;CalleP. O.Perez,

Box PaCo; Tel-

875; Cable

fit1 Belgium—31, Escolta; Teleph. 21090; Ad: Italconsul-

i P.O. Box ]23; Cable Ad: Belsulat Consul—Count G. di San Mar-

Consul -M. Verlinden zano

MANILA

Japan — Wilson Building; Teleph. Switzerland—627, Rizal Avenue;

48993;

ActingCable Ad: Riyoji Teleph. 21841; P.O. Box 251

Kihara Consul-General — Jitaro Consul—A. Sidler

Vice Consul—Shiro Kawarainami Turkey—Consul for Spain In Charge ,

Consul (Davao)—Hiraku Iwanaga

Latvia—Aguinaldo Bldg., 520, Juan United States of America—Trade |

Luna; Teleph. 49885 and Commerce Building

Vice Consul—Leopoldo R. Agui- Consulate

Visas Onlyfor Issuing Immigratiorii

naldo

Venezuela—50, Escolta; Teleph,; I

Liberia—793, Santa Mesa; Teleph. 2-29-38

67185 Consul—Albert P. Delfino

Consul—R. Summers

Mexico—2037, Azcarraga;Carmeloy

P.O. BoxCasas Cordoba,

665 —110, San Dr. Jose, Physician and Surgeon -

Honorary Consul—A. Rafael, Santa Cruz; Teleph..

22725

Nicaragua — 1921, Herran, Paco; Cosmos Bazar, Inc., Direct Importers and

Teleph. 56491

Consul-General—Hon. T. E. Lacayo General Merchants—215-217, Rosario, i

Binondo; Teleph. 48109

Vice Consul—Dr. C. Gelano

Norway—3, Plaza Moraga; Teleph. Costa Rica, Consulate of — (See!;

Consulates)

21026

Consul —T. M. Holmsen Couro Hermanos, Importers and Ex-

Panama—99, Cristobal Street: Te- porters—303pin;J. Couto,

Teleph.mgr.

Fernandez Bldg., T. Pin-it

2-73-29

leph. 57525

Consul—E. C. Ross M. Couto, asst. ingr.

Paraguay—8, Muelle del Banco Na- Crown Life Insurance Co., Home i

cional; P.O. Box 982 Office: Toronto, Canada—Cu Un-

Consul—J. J. Russell jieng Bldg.; Telephs. 25946 (Mana-

Perd—34, E) Hogar Filipino ger), 24310 (Cashier); Cable Ad:

Acting Consul — Hon. Manuel Crownislas

Camus Cu Un Jieng & Co., Ltd.. Importers oil

Portugual—517, Dakota; Teleph. Commission Dry Goods,

Goods Shirt Manufacturers,

Dealers, Dryj;

5-62-30 and Wholesale and Agents’;

Manufacturers’ Retail,

Consul—A. da Costa Carvalho —Head Office: 60 64, Rosario, Binondo,' i

Telephs 22894 and 22359; P.O. Box 1105;; i

Siam—Soriano Building, 7th Floor; and Cable6thAd:edn.,

Taihing; Codes:andA.B.C.

Bentley’s 5th

Private.,

Teleph. 22404 Branches: Iloilo and Legaspi

Consul General—E. Arthur Per-

kins

£ 51$

Spain — 623, Pennsylvania; Teleph. Cuprietors,UnjiengLoans E Hijos, Real EstateNego-I

on Mortgages, Pro- i1*

5-67-63 tiable Documents, Notes Discounted; j1

Consul - General — Antonio Jaen and

Morente General Agents—320, Dasmarinas,

Acting Vice - Consul (Cebu)—Jose Binondo;

Cable Ad: Teleph. 23193;Codes:

Cuunjieng; Box 93 ; | *

P.O. Bentley’s

Oquinena

Consular Agent (Legaspi)—Joaquin andFrancis PrivateCu Unjieng, mgr.

Zuluaga

Sweden—75, Dasmarinas Czecholovakian Consulate—(Nee Con-

Acting Consul—H. A. Janson sulates)

MANILA D3I

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd., Importers De Witt, Perkins

and

PlazaExporters—Insular

Moraga, Teleph. 24123;Life Building,

P.O. Box Lawyers—Soriano Building, Binondo;

888; Cable Ad: Daidoboeki-Manila Teleph. 22404; P.O. Box 760; Cable

Ad: Treduoc

Lawyers—Clyde A. De Witt, E.

Dainty Bakery, The, Bakers and Con- Arthur Perkins and A. Ponce

fectioners— 317-323, Echague, Santa Enrile

Cruz; Teleph. 23518; P.O. Box 71

“Debate”, el, Only Morning Daily in

Danish Consulate (Nee Consulates) Spanish in Manila — 61, Muralla ; St.,

W.C.; Teleph. 2-14-94; P.O. Box 601,

Manila; Cable Ad: Debate

David, D. B., Import and Export—89, Jose R. da Silva, gen. mgr.

Juan Luna; Teleph. 49080 P. O. Box Augusto M. Ramirez,

L. Loewinsohn, editor

adv. mgr.

2082; Cable Ad: David, Codes: A.B.C.

5th edn., Bentley’s Phrase Codes and

Acme Dee C. Chuan & Sons, Inc.,

Dee C. Chuan, president Lumber Manufacturers and Dealers

in All Kinds of Philippine Lumber

Davies & Co., Ltd., Theo. H. —14-30, Soler Street; Telephs. 49683

and 48826; P.O. Box 474; Cable

(Established

Eactors, in Honolulu,

Merchants, 1845), Agents

Insurance Sugar Ad: Chuan

and Importers of General Merchandise— Dee C. Chuan, president

Perez Samanillo Building; Telephs. George Dee S Kiat, vice-president

23116, 23876, 23877, 23878, 24546, 27270

and 47276; Cable Ad : Draco; Stand-

ard Codes. Offices: Davies Building, DeeLumber Tian & Co., Saw Mill Operators and

Honolulu, Dealers—1518, Azcarraga, Santa

York ; 215,T. H;Market

165, Broadway,

Street, NewSan Cruz; Teleph. 21847

F rancisco Delgado, Dr. Jose M., Physician—2305, E.

G. H. Wilkinson, mgr. Mendiola, San Miguel; Teleph. 22698

G. G. Gordon, asst. mgr.

M. C. Cheek, mgr. (Life Insurance Denniston, Inc., Photographic Supplies—

Dept.) 120-124, Escolta, Heacock Building;

F. P. Luling, Fire & Marine supt Teleph. 21163; P.O. Box 255; Cable

G. L. Laurent (Merchandise Dept.) Ad: Deinc, Manila and at Baguio,

Fiscal Agents for: Iloilo, Cebu, Davao, New York

The Earnshaws Docks & Honolulu Agents for:

Iron Works (See under The Earn- Eastman Kodak Co.

shaws Docks & Honolulu Iron Bell & Howell Co.

Works)

Managing Agents for: Destilerias

Bogo-Medellin Milling Co., Inc.

Cebu Sugar Company, Inc. Exporters Ayala,

of Fine Inc., Producers

Wines, Gins and

and

General Agents for: Liquors — 630-652, Calle Echague;

Telephs. 21514-5; P.O. Box 691

Lincoln

London National Life Assurance

and Scottish Co.

Assurance

Corp., Ltd. Directory

Far Eastand(China, Chronicle

Japan, of the

Malaya,

Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. Borneo, Siam,Netherlands

The Philippines,

St. Paul Fire and Marine Ins. Co. Indo-China, Indies, Korea,

etc.)

United States Fire Insurance Co. Published by the Hong Kong

Firemen’s Insurance Co. of Newark Daily Press, Ltd., Marina

House, 15-19, Queen’s Road C.,

Davies and Geck, Inc. (Brooklyn, N.Y.); Agents Hong Kong

SurgicalP.Sutures for the Philippines-.

Luna; O. Box Exclusively—153,

300; Cable Ad: IndugJuan Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.,

Chaco Building; P.O. Box 292:

Insular Drug Co., Inc., sole agents for

the Philippines Cable Ad: Stevenson

D32 MANILA

Dizon Filho—Radiumefcor, Pottery DyExporters, Buncio & Co., Inc., Importers and j

Drinking Water Containers—1127, Margarine, Manufacturers of Lard and i)

Ri/al Ave., Sta. Cruz: TeTeph 28448;

P.O. Box 1190; Cable Ad: Radiumetor 211, Muelle dePaper Products,

Binondo; Teleph.etc—191;

4-84-10; !

P.O.

CEdition, Box

des : Acme, 1477; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s, Dy buncio-

A.B.C. 5th j]

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. (New York, etc.

U.S.A.), American Manufacturers, President—Guillermo

2nd Vice-President & DySecretary—

Buncio j]

Agents and Kxport Merchants—Insular Santiago Abraham

Life Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo; Treasurer—Alan Howell

TMeph.

Eximco 22229; P.O. Box 1345; Cable Ad:

Dy Cuiton k Co., Dry Goods Dealers ;

Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipowners, 49161 —119a, Rosarioi, Binondo; Teleph.

Operators, Lumber—Main Office: Port |

Area, Cuy Ticket Office, 87, Escolta; Dy Pac & Co.. Inc. — 1032, Juan

Teleph. 2244'; P.O. Box 1638; Cable Ad: Luna; Telephs. 49561 and 49591; '

Dollar. Head Office:

(Cal.) San Philippine

Francisco P.O. Box 1239; Cable Ad: Dypac ;

Islands, Brunches

Iloilo, Cebuinandthe Zamboanga

H. M. Oavender, general agent Earnshaws DocksManufacturers

and Honolulu

L. B .Tepsor*. chief clerk

J.W.Wells, freightfreight

as-ent solicitor

, Works, The, andIron

Re- |

H. Garrett, pairers, Consulting and Contracting ;

J.Robt.

Hay.W"odfine.

claim agent Engineers, S i gar Factories,

chinery and General Equipment, Ship Mining Ma- '

port captain Builders and118,Repairers

N. V. Carlson, accountant

Stanley Crum, assist, accountant Merchants— 2nd Street,andPortGeneral

Area;

H. MacOowan, dist. passenger agent Teleph. 23213; Cable Ad: Mearnshaw; |

W. F. Cawlev, assist, passenger agent Honolulu, T.H. (See under Honoluluat

Standard Codes. Offices and Works I

E. M. Jennrich. assist, passenger agent Iron Works Co); New York: 165,

H.(Citv

Veo-a.Ticketassist,

Office!passenger agent Street;

Broadway; San Francisco:

J. M. Wittier, pas-enger solicitor Canton: 75, Bund,215,Shameen;

Market

W.linpines) Hilo: T.H.

J. Rogers, agent (Iloilo, The Phi- Cebu, Cebu, The PhilippinesBacolod: Occ. Negros, and jj

R.pines!

R. Reid, agent (Cebu, The Philip- G. Milne, manager

M. H. Diserens, manager (Merchan-

M. P. Bel lem ans, agent (Zamboanga,

The Philippines) I. dise Dept) (Accounts Dept.)

M. Duncan

A. Muscat, supt. (Marine Plant)

Agents : Fiscal Agents—Theo. H. Davies &

Dollar Steamship Co., Ltd.

American Mail LineLine G. H. Wilkinson, vice-president

(Honolulu Iron Works Co.)

Tacoma

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co. G. G. Gordon, asst, treasurer

(Honolulu Iron Works Co.)

Dollar Steamship Lines—(Nee The Eastern and Philippines Shipping

Robert Dollar Co.) Agencies, Ltd. — Ships Agents and j

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd.— Corner Brokers—Escolta 8-12 (Ground Floor),

477a, Mabini ; P.O. Box 3188 Jones Bridge; Telephs. 2-26-23 I

Agents—Vlonserratt Enterprises Co.» (Manager),. 2-26-97 (Shipping Dept.), 1

LM.. 477a. Mabini: Teleph. 5-72-51 2-26-96 (Passenger Dept.); P.O. Box2726

T. J. Pratt, res. rep. E.P. D-vanvanWalree,

Houten, manager

Shipping Dept.

Dutch Consulate—(Nee Consulates) L. R.J. Wentholt,

W. Duyvene deShinping Dept.Dept

Wit, Passage I

J. Passage

A. vanDept. Munster van Heuven, |

Duran

407, Cu& Ltw,

Un Jieng Attorneys-at

Bldg. ; Law—401-

Tetephs.

23094-23095; P.O. Box 522; Cable Representatives Java-China-Japan

in the Philippines for;

Ad : Dulim K. P. M. Line Line

MANILA. 1)33

Nt'derlcuid Li ne Royal Dutch Mail De La Saile ColSege, Primary,

Rotterdam'Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail Intermediate, High School and

Holland-America Line College—1501. Taft Avenue Extension,

Royal Netherlands Indies Airways Mai ate; Teleph. 56843; Cable Ad:

Royal Dutch Air Lines

Cable Ad: for above agencies, Brothers, Rev. )lanila, Xavier, President

Brother

“Javaliin” Rev. Brother Athanasius, Vice-

Holland-East-Asia Line — Cable President

Ad : “ Hoaline ” Rev. Brother A. Peter, Treasurer

Rev. Brother William, Prefect of

Eastern Extension Australia and Studies

China Telegraph Co-, Ltd., Asso- Rev. Brother Michael, Professor

ciated with Cable and Wireless, of Elocution

Ltd. ^Incorporated in England)—

El Hogar Bldg., Juan Luna; Te- Harris Memorial School—431, P.

i lepbs

H. S21744 and 29636

0; Rowley, : P.O. Box 261

manager Paredes; Teleph. 24187; Cable Ad:

; A. Heath, assist, mgr. Endure

Mary A. Evans, principal

Eastern Isles Import Corporation, Marion Walker

Manufacturers and Exporters of

Embroideries—92, Balmes, Quiapo ; International Correspondence Schools

Teleph. 21384 ; Cable Ad: Easternile (Philippine Branch)—308, Uy Yet

S. Davis Winship, pres, and mgr. Building; 217, Dasmarinas; Teleph.

; Eastern Syndicate Investment Co — 4-97 69; P. O. Box 429; Cable Ad:

Intertext

i 605, Wilson Building J. D. Mencarini,mgr. for the Phil ippin es

LEconomic Press, Printers and Book-

1 binders—205, Revidor Cor. Arlegui, National Business School, Steno-

Quiapo; Teleph. 22782 graphy, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and

Sotero Gonzalez, manager Accounting—3rd Floor, Paterno Build-

ing, Sta. Cruz Bridge, Sta. Cruz

| Educational Distributor, The, Sport Officers of Administration—

|i ing Goods and School Supplies—765, Jose Concepcion, a.b., b.s.c.,

Juan Luna, Binondo: Teleph. 49602; ll-b., director

> P.O. Box 557 Ysidro Lerma, Jr., a.b., b.s.c., treas.

Ricardo G. Trinidad, a.a., secretary

EDUCATIONAL

Ateneo de Manila — 406 Padre Faura, National University

University (Largest Private

in the

; Ermita; Teleph. 57249; P.O. 154; Lipa, Sampaloc; Teleph.Philippines)—385

2-15-36

? Executive Officers President—Camilo Osias

| Very Rev. Carroll I. Easy, s.J.,

president

| Rev. Henry B. McCullough, s.J., Philippine Law School (College of Law),

| vice-president and dean of Liberal | National Empowered

University (Incorporated and

by Govt, to Confer Degrees)

| Arts and High School

r Rev. George J. Willman. s.j., treasurer —84, Anda Street, Intramuros;

1 and dean of the College of Commerce ! Teleph. 2-43-21

Dean—Ricardo C. Lacson

I Rev. Maurice A. Mudd, s.j., administra- i Secretary—Venancio H. Benetua

tor

Rev. Francis X. Reardon, s.j., re- :

gent of the College of Law

| Rev. Eugene A. Gisel, s.j., dean of j SanshedJuan1611), de Letram College (Establi-

the College of Industrial Technology | High School andPrimary, Intermediate,

Rev. Luis Pacquing, s.j., headmas- i Intramuros; P. O.College—200, Beaterio,

Box 146; Teleph.

ter of the Elementary Department 2-39 91. Free Catalogue Sent on Request

D2

D34 MANILA

Conducted by Dominican Fathers: University of Santo Tomas, Private:

Catholic Institution — 139 Postigojr:

Very Rev. Fr. Juan Labrador, Intramuros; Calle Espana, Sampalocji

o. p., rector and president

Very Rev. Father Lorenzo Ro- Telephs. 22931, 24335, 21161 and 21162

driguez, o.p., vice-rector and El 82,” Paints and Artists Materials—i rj

director 1013, Azcarraga, Tondo; Cable Ad:; h

Very Rev. Father Jose Cuesta, Rongpin

secretary

University of Manila — 105 - 017, ElCigarillos, Aguila Fabrica de Tabacos Y

Alejandro VI (Sampaloc

2-33-35; 148-152, Unit);

Cabildo, W. Teleph. turers and Inc.,

C. (Intram-

Tobacco Manufac-

Exporters-^86. Plaza

uros Unit); Teleph. 2-41-78; 8, General Dilad, Paco; Teleph. 56504: P.O. i

Luna (Gen. Luna Unit); Teleph. 2-67-55 Box 1027

Graduate Course in Education Eling,

Brillante, Jewelry, Watches, Engrav-

College of Law Watch-repairing, Glasswares and

College of Business Administration Table Wares — 408 Carriedo, Quiapo;

Combined

Law Course in Arts, Business & Teleph. 25830

College of Education El Debate, Only Morning Daily in |

College of Liberal Arts Spanish in Manila—61 Calle Mu-

Junior Normal College ralla, Intramuros; Teleph. 21494

Elementary and HighDay

ment (Intramuros School Depart- (Connecting

& Night) All Depts.); P.O. Box

Elementary and Preparatory (Depart- 601; Cable Ad : Debate

ment (Sampaloc Day & Night) Carlos P. Romulo, publisher

Vocational Department (Day and Jose R. daM.Silva,

Augusto gen. editor

Ramirez, mgr.

Evening Classes)

Mariano V. de los Santos, president

Pedro Sabido, dean, College of Law El—318, Dorado Oil Works, Copra Buyers

National City Bank Bldg. ;

Leodegario Alba, assistant dean, Binondo; Teleph. 2-23-22, 2-33-32

College of Law Cable Ad: Eldoilwrks

Manuel S. Rustia, dean, College of M. Igual, manager

Business Administration

Encarnacion

of EducationR. Lo/ada, dean, College ElandHogar Filipino, Mutual Building

JoseLiberal

M. Arts

Aruegp, dean, College of Loan Association — El _ Hogar

(On leave) Building; Juna Luna, Binondo;

Jos4 A. Adeva, acting dean, College Telephs. 21007-9; P.O. Box 105;

Cable Ad: HogarfiHp; Agencies in

of Liberal Arts

Melecio

Studies Toledo, director of Graduate Iloilo,and Legaspi

Cebu, Zamboanga, Baguio

Jos4 Gragasin, dean of Men

Mrs. Elena D. Santos, dean of Women El InveNTOk,

Gregorio Ramirez, treasurer and Factory, BarberCarriage and Furniture

and Dentist Chairs 1

registrar Bodies for T'rucks, Passenger and Cargo,

Roque Amisola, assistant registrar & Narra; Teleph. 49725 Repair—1110,

Duco Paint and Auto

executive

Liberal Artssecretary, Colleges

and Business Admin-of

istration; In Charge, Vocational ElManufacturersOriente Fabrica de Tabacos,

of Cigars—167 Inc.,..

General

JoseDepartment

R. Cantos, principal, High School Solano, San Miguel,‘ Teleph. 21488: P. O.

and Elementary Department In- Box 590; Cable Ad: Elori

trarnuros

Albina Unit El Oriente Nickel Plating, General Re-

School J,andSantos, principal,

Elementary High pairing—709, Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz;

Department, Teleph. 23045

Sampaloc Unit

Salvador Austria, auditor “ElFactory.

Pavo Real,” Biscuit and Macaroni

University of the Philippines (State , Chemicals,Importers etc.—438, ofP. Rada,

Paper, Paints,

Tondo

University)—Calle Padre Faura Ermita Kurt Sturm, proprietor

MANILA 035

El Zafiro, Jewelry Store—682, itizal Estrella Auto Palace (Levy Hermanos,

Ave., Teleph. 25206- P.O. Box 2376; Inc., Automobile Dealers — 536-568,

Gandara; P.O. Box 273

Cable Ad : Zafiro

European

El Zenith Jewelery Store—35, Escolta, & Co.), Wholesale American Grocery (Woo, Lo

Binondo; and Retail Importers

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Elzenith22985; P.O. Box 257; ofEchague, Fancy inGroceries

Front ofandPhilippine

Liquors—430,

Cold

|iK Elite Ham Factory, Manufacturers of Stores and Quinta Market, Santa Cruz;

Ham, Bacon, Lard and Sausages—2666, Telephs. 21485 & 21382; P.O . Box 1688;

Cable Ad: Wooloco

Herran, Santa Ana. ; Teleph. 55809

Elmac, Everett Steamship Corporation, Ship-

627.Inc.,

RizalElectrical

Avenue;andTelephs.

Machinery Co. ping Agents—Office:

23531- 223, Dasmarinas;

Telephs. 4-98 91, 4-98-92; P. O. Box

32-33; Cable Ad: Tehaselmac; Codes: 1637; Cable Ad: Leverett.

Bentley’s. Western Union 5 letter edn. Manila. Branch

and Mosse Offices- Head Office:

Yokohama,

Kobe,

Cebu Shanghai, Hongkong, Iloilo and

ElizaEde

|| , Importers & Co., Inc. (Estab. 1854),

Mer- Excelsior Bicycle Supply—632 Raon,

chants andand Exporters; General

Manufacturers; Rope, Paint Quiapo

L. A. AWarez, proprietor

|l - and Oil Factories, Steamship Owners;

Insurance; Tanduay Distillery : Sugar

I, and Hemp Plantations; Sugar Centrals Fajardo, Augurio, Piano Repairer and

I; La Carlota, Sara Ajuy and Pilar; Ship- Tuner, Auto-Pianos and Organs a

l; chandlery and Hardware Stores—Bran- Specialty—150, Lardizabal, Sampaloc;

i:|! ches:

Davao,Iloilo, Cebu,Tuguegurao,

Gubat, Sorsogon,

Hong- Teleph.

Bacolod, Sampaloc;21066. Residence:

Teleph. 28568 610, Trabajo,

| hong, _ Shanghai,

Francisco and New Kobe,

York. Bombay,

Manila San

Cen-

tral Offices: Muelle de la Industria; Fanlo &Brokers—518, Cia, Inc., General Merchants

Teleph. 2-27-92: P.O. Box 121; Cable and Rizal Avenue,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23873; P.O.

Ad: Elizalde; All Standard Codes Box 860

j Eng Bio Juat, Inc., General Mer- Farmacia Central, Inc., Wholesale

; chants—722, Magdalena, Binondo; and Retail Druggists and Manufac-

Teleph. 49946; P.O. Box 7 turers’ Agents—-242, 244, 246, 248,

Rosario, Binondo; Telephs. 49694 and

; Engineering Equipment and Sup- Farmcent; 49150; P.O. Codes:BoxA.B.C.

1967;5thCable

EditionAd:

1 ply Co. (Incorporated), Machinery,

Mechanical Supplies, Engineers, Con- Farmacia San Fernando, Manufacturing

] tractors—Thirteenth St., Port Area; and Retail Chemists (Founded 1877)—

Teleph. 2-41-42; P.O. Box 2128; Cable

| Ad : Rapak; Codes : Bentley’s 2nd 835-839, San Fernando; Cable Ad: Sanfer

Phrase Farmers’ Produce and Commercial

R. L. Parker, president Co., Provisions, Local and Importer

H. Erlanger & Galinger, Inc., Exporters —234 Chica, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25872;

P.O. Box 234

:|fl| and Importers — Regina Building;

Teleph. 21234; P.O. Box 426 ; Cable Feliciano, Juan y Hermana, Rope

Ad: Erlgalinc Manufacturers — 115, Dasmarinas;

IJ Ermita Grocery, The (Hong Tai & Cable Ad: Felicorope

Juan Feliciano, manager

|| Teleph.

Co.)—96,21656H. M. del Pilar; Ermita;

Feliciano & Co., Inc., J. B., Manu-

facturers of the “Over the Hill Ink

Escolta Drug Stores ,Co., Inc. — 24, Products,” General Merchants and

Exporters of Native Products—173,

Escolta; Teleph. 2-27-80; P. O. Box

592; Cable Ad: Eseodrugco, Code: Maria Clara, Sampaloc; Teleph.

Bentley’s 28367

'D2

D36 MANILA

FeltMan Bkos., & Juvenile Imports Co.j Diabetis, Asthma, Tuberculosis;

Embroideries—1445,

Teieph. 57250; P. O. Califoriiia, Paco; (Calcium -Yitamin-Silicium-Therapy)

Box 1500; Cable

Ad: Brofeltman. New York 465, Leveriza, Pasay, Rizal: Teiephj

Broadway, New York City Office: 1333 51179Agencies

; Cable Ad : Fima, Manila.

Jack BrOokman, Manila mgr. HermaninA.All Big Places

Fischer, Wanted

proprietor

Feria & La O,Corner

Building, Law'yersJuan

- 520, China

Luna Bank

and, Fiouera, Gravel and Sand Co., Inc;J

Dasmarinas, Binondo; Telephs. 49092 Gravel, Contractors in Concrete Materials.

and 48195 Sand, etc.—1518, Mindoro

Teieph. 57221 ; P.O. Box 1701

Fermin, Begino, Florist—1151,*Singalbng,

Malate; Teieph. 56777 Filipinas

turers and Lumber Co., Inc.,

Exporters Manufac-

of Philippine]

Fernandez <&Co., V;T., General Merchants Binondo : Teieph... 49048; CableLuna,

Hardwoods—123-129, Juan

—S.O. de Fernandez Building; Telephs. Fililumber; Codes A.B.C. 5th Ad:' .!

edn.

2-67-16;

FernancoP. O. Box 1607; Cable Ad: Mills, : . Bentley’s; P.O. Box 18, Saw

and Concession, Cabibihan

Fernandez Heumanos, Inc., Merchants ’ andSlyCalauag, Cong

Tayabas, P. I.

Bieng and Co., Inc.,

and Ship Owners-109, Juan Luna: general managers

Telephs.

Fernandez;4-98-26;

Codes:P.O.A.B.C.

Box 805;

5thCableAd:

and 6th

edns.,Boe, Scott’s, Bentley’s and Private Findlay Millar Timber Co., Lumber

Jose F. Fernandez, president

Ramon J. Fernandez, vice-president Merchants, Importers, Insurance

Carlos P. Fernandez, assist, to the and leiia,

Shipping Agents—1000, Corde

Santa Mesa; Teieph. 67588

president 87-89; P.O. Box 307: Cable Ad:

Import

Carlosand Export Department;

P. Fernandez, in-charge Findmill; All Codes LmC Mills:

Shipping Department: Kolambugan

(Cotabato), (Mindanao). Malbuk

Manila.

Jose L. Mateu, in-charge A. W, Robertson, president ,L mng.

Auditing Department: director

, Luis A’Fernandez, auditor R.1. Reich,

J. Eguaras, 1st vice-president

Ileal Estate Rivera.,

and Insurance 2nd vice-president

Marciano in-chargeDept.: S.A. M.T. Pond

Austin, Mill manager

General, Managers for:

Compania Maritima

El. Varadero de, Manila K.H. W. Howe

N. Percy

Manila Compania, de Seguros A. Eguaras

S. Briggs

C. W. Hedges

Fidelity and Surety

pines, Write Co. of the

All Classes of Philip-

Boiids; Firestone' TffrE :\ki) ’ Rubber Company

Insurance: Life Fire, and

mobile, Earthquake Marine,Flood

Auto-— of the Philippines 207 - 209,1

Monte de Piedad Building, Plaza Goiti, Thirteenth St., Port Area; Telephs.

Santa Cruz; Teieph. 21255: P.O. 24292 and 24293; P.O. Box 3219:

Box Cable

150. Agencies: Iloilo, Cebu, Zamboanga, Ad : Fifestone

Davao and Cagayan R. E. Baskerville, genera,! mgr.

E. B. Ford, president O. J. Fikes, -office manager

P. M. Poblete, Vice-pres. ifc secty.

Simeon Reyes, asst, secty. & treas. Fisk Tire Company, Inc. o-F the

E. WJ Sdhedler, Life manager Philippines, The, Rubber Tires and

Sundries—122, Novaliches, San Miguel

FFi-Ma”, Rectifying; Plant, Manila, P.L-, Telephs. 23780 and 23750; Cable Ad

Manufacturers of Special “German Fisktire: P.O. Box 657

Paul C. Hartnal, manager

Distillate-Liqueurs” by Own

Recipes, Special “Medicines for German- L. M. McClure, office manager

MANILA D37

•, Fleming , ; Williamson, Chartered Free Press Photo - Engraving, Inc.,

Accountants — 4th Floor, Soriano Press Photograving Shop—Third Floor, Free

Building, Plaza Cervantes; P O. Box Teleph.Bldg., 680 Rizal Ave, Sta Cruz:

22110; P.O. Box 326

• 214; Cable Ad: Accuracy

; J. Fraser Brown, French Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

A.B. 1). Goodliffe, a.c.a.

J. V.O. Hickey,

Ferguson, c.a.

a.c.a. Frieder, S. and Sons. Co.—86, Novali-

ches; P.O. Box 2233; Cable Ad:

H. Hausamarm, o.f.a. Frisoh

; L.W; j.'Cnchton, c.a '

J. Corpe, a.c.a.

1>.M. C.H. Deane, a.c.a.

Pickup, a.c.a. . Fukuyama, Nishino & Co., Inc.. Importer

H. Aldred,1 a.c.a. and Exporters,

Products Native and

Dealers—129, JuanForeign;

Luna

F. Hart, a.c.a. Binondo; Teleph. 47573; P.O. Box 346;

J. E. Fairweather Cable Ad: Tatsumiya; Code: Kendall's

H. Mueller Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th edn.

vFook;en Times Co., Inc., The, News

Funeraria Nacional, Undertakers &

paper Publishers—197, Juan Luna, leph. Embalmers—917, Bizal Avenue; Te

Binondo; Teleph. 49688; P.O. Box 22871

747 ; Cable Ad : Fukientiines Fung Tai, Chinese Curio Store, Hand

, G. Dybuncio, president

G. P. Seng, rang, editor & gen. Made Filet Porcelain,

Hair Nets, Laces,-.SilkBrass,

Embroideries,

Lacquer,

manager Chinese Rugs, Leather Suit Cases and

Sam Huang, advtg. mgr. Wooden Ware, etc, Inlaid Furniture,

, - Chinese Flower

Luna, Tea 72, Real, Teleph.

Corner

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd., . General 27206: P.O. Box 2345

Intramuros:

Manila, Iloilo and Cebu, Importers,

Exporters, Merchants, Insurance Gabler-Gumbert, A., Architect—722,

Agents—112-3, Muelle de Binondo; Insular Life Building

P.O.

CodesBox 454 ; Ca bleSecond

: andBentley’s Ad : Sandavid;

Phrase; • M. G, Raffinan, architect

Private Acme R. D. Antonio, b.s. arch.

F. Hills, managing director (London) M. Andrade, BvStc.E.

C. S. Hynes, manager (Manila) A. Vellguth, draftman

J. Strickland Gabriel Bros., General Importers —

E. Klingler 222, Ghica, Sta Cruz; Teleph. 29241; P.O.

J. Walser Box 111; Cable Ad: Gabribos

II. Heinemann

M. Jansen Gaiety Theatre. Cinematograph—630

Agencies: M. H. del Pilar, Ermita; Teleph. 55317

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd

Wenatchee Milling Co. Genato Commercial Corporation, Im-

Kloeckner Eisen porters,Exporters,Groceriesand General

Ethelburga Trading Co., Ltd. Provisions, Paper—1079, R. Hidalgo,

B. A. Hjorth (Primus Products) Quiapo;Ad:Teleph.

Cable 21098: P.O. Box 1396:

Genatocorp

BovriJ, Ltd.

Fox Film Export Company — 518-520, General Electric Co. (Philippines),

Reina Regente, Binondo; Teleph. 49818; Inc.—13th Telephones

and Atlanta St., Port Area:

22911, 22548; Cable Ad:

P.O. Box 423 Ingenetric; P.O. Box 1822

Frank & Co., Stationery, Rubber German Chamber of Commerce of the

Stamps, Brass Signs (A Division Philippines—(See Associations and

of Philippine Education Co., Inc ) Clubs)

-101, Escolta; Teleph. 22131; P.O.

Box 620 German Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

D38 MANILA

German Steamship Agencies Glossy Laboratories, Manufacturers of i

Philippines), Inc. (Formerly v Behn, Cosmetics—835-839, San Fernando I

Meyer & Co. & Zuelling A von

Knobelsdorff), Shipping Agents — Gmur Otto, Inc., Importers and Ex-{

Insular Life Building, Binondo;

Telephs. 21578-22924-27358; Cable Ads: porters—90, Rosario; Teleph. 22737; J

Hapag and Nordlloyd; Codes: Acme, P O. Box 211; Cable Ad: Rolfotto |

A.B.C. 6th, Western Union, Bentley’s Go Colay & Co., General Merchants— 'j

andFr.Mosse

Danielsen, managing director 314, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. 24245; i

K. P.Severien, assist, manager P.O. Box 991; Cable Ad: Colay;

Philipps Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Universal !

H. Spielmann Trade, Western Union, Schofield’s,

Miss W. Bryan Bentley’s, Lieber’s and Peterson 3rd:]

Mrs. M. Morales edn. j

Agencies : Go Colay, manager

Hamburg Amerika Linie Go Kawe, assistant

Norddeutscher Llbyd Go Lamco Hardware, Hardware Mer-

Deutsche Lufthansa A.G. chants—301, Tambacan, Santa Cruz;

Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei A.G. Teleph. 25317

“ Germania” (Cacho Herman os), Printers Go Singco Sons & Co., General Merchants,

—672, Legarda, Sampaloc; Teleph. Direct Importers, Notions, Wholesale

21285 ; Cable Ad : Cacho and Retail—127-129, Rosario, Binondo;

Germann & Co., Ltd., General Importers, Teleph. 48612; P.O Box 1188

Exporters and Insurance Agents—156, Go Sun Guan, Soap Factory—510. 1

Juan

1975; Luna;

Cable Teleph. 49015; P. O.Codes:

Ad: Federation; Box Echague, Quaipo; Teleph. 26249

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.,

Bentley’s, Acrbe, Mosse and Private Lieber’s,

Go Tian Gee & Co., Direct Importers

Germinal Cigar and Cigarette Factory ! ofCalleGeneral Piece Goods—180-182,

Rosario, Binondo; Teleph.

—Sangandaan;

Germinal Teleph. 578; Cable-Ad: ! 47513; P.O. Box 2107; Cable Ad:

I Gotiangee; Codes: Acme Commodi-

Gestetner, Ltd., D.—108, Escolta; P.O. ties and Phrase

Box 2147: Cable Ad: Gestetners Goldenberg & Co., Incor., Importers

Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Com- and Manufacturers’ Agents—Plaza

mercial Brokers—209, Cervantes & Juan Luna; Binondo; :

ing; Teleph. 21 (94; P.O. Soriano

Box 160; Build

Cable Teleph. 22298; P.O. Box 1421 ; Cable I

Ad : Goldenberg; Codes: Acme, Bent- |

Ad : Getz ley’s and Private. New York Office : |

Herman Yaras, branch mgr. 350, Broadway

Gibson, A., General

Luna, Binondo: Broker—189,

Teleph. 17502; P.O.Juan

Box Goodrich International Rubber Co.,Jj

-939; Cable Ad : Gibmac Wholesale

Mechanical Tires,

Goods, Accessories, Rubber

Footwear, Heels and

Gillespie, A. T., Importer and Exporter— j Paco; Drug Sundries — Goodrich Building,

180, David Street, Binondo; Teleph. ; Telephs. 56971-2-3; P.O. Box 1482, |

23809; Cable Ad: Siltonco

A. T.P.O.

Luis

Box 544;

Gillespie,

Decena,

Cable Ad: Atgill

proprietor

manager

W. C. Gulick, branch manager

R. E. Roseveare, asst, manager

(Mechanicals)

Glaiserman, Inc., J. M., Commission L. C. Hayden, asst. mgr. (Tires)

Agents—139, Juan Luna, Binondo: D. M. Raleigh, cr. manager ]

Teleph.

Codes: Duo,47625;Acme,

CableCalpac,

Ad: Glaiserman;

Bentley’s Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export Co., |

Universal

J. M. Glaiserman, proprietor and Ltd., Box 1456The—Magallanes

; Teleph. 23902Landing; P.O.

and 23903

manager Cable Ad: Goodyear

MANILA 1)39

Gotamco Hekmanos, Vicente, Building Halili Transit h Auto Supply—814-816,

Contractors and Lumber Dealers—430, Folgueras, Tondo ; Teleph. 49550

Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21767 Hall & Co., Inc., Whipple S., Paper

Gotauco & Co.,Binondo;

Inc., General Contractors Dealers—176, Soler, Binondo; Tele-

—214, Soler Telephs. 49721 & Ad:phone 49807; P.O. Box 610; Cable

49671; P.O. Box 1254; Cable Ad: Whpihall

Gotauco

Hamburg Amerika Linie (German

Great Eastern Hotel, First Class Steamship Agencies (P.I.) (Former-

Hotel in All Respects

Rates—199 Echague and at Reasonable

; Teleph. 24115 ; &ly von Behn, Meyer & Co., and Zuellig

P.O. Box 145; Cable Ad: Greathotel Knobelsdorff) Inc., Agents)—

Ng Luen Fai, gen. manager 59-61 Rosario, Binondo; Telephs.

Marvin, H. Ellis, mgr. 22324-22924-27398: P.O. Box 298;

Cable Ad: Hapag

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Hamilton Brown Shoe Store & Haber-

Ltd.—199 Echaque, Sta Cruz , Teleph. dashery, Inc. — 109, Escolta; Teleph.

24115;

Greatest P.O. Box 440; Cable Ad: 22644; P.O. Box 1630; Cable Ad: Binondo

'' C. W. Rosenstock, financial agent A.S.R. R.L.D. Hawthorne,

Hileman, vice

Reynolds,

pres, and mgr

treas.pres.

Great

Building,Northern Railway —Binondo;

Plaza Cervantes, Chaco Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.,

Teleph. 21521; P.O. Box 624 Exports, Imports, Shipping and In-

surance

& Iloilo—Chaco Agents,Building:

Manila, Cebu,

P.O. BoxDavao

292;

Gregg Car Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

of Cars and Railway Equipment —672, Cable :

Ad:D.Stevenson

Calle Jesus Pandacan, Manila ; Teleph. Charles Orth, president (New York)

6-75-86; P. O. Box 117; Cable Ad: Michael

F. L. Laurence, J. Smith,2nd-do.

vice-do. do.

Greggcar ; All Codes W. Macgavin, assist, treasurer

Guttridge and Chambers, Inc., R. E. Rigby (Davao)

Insurance—132, Calle Juan Luna; J. H. Forrest

Teleph. 4-93-25; Cable Ad: Gut- G. G. Walker

tridge; P.O. Box 389 J. A. Boyes

A. S. Guttridge, pres, and gen’l. mgr. J. Dean Conrad

H. B. Chambers, vice-pres. and treas. J. Ottinger

R. D. Falkner, assistant B.R. E.W. JonesBarr

Santos Y. Serrano, secretary R. J. Hughes (Cebu)

i General Agents: J. Blechynden

Caledonian Insce. Co. (Estab. 1805) | Agencies: Directory -

Legal and General Assurance

Society, Ltd. (Estab. 1836) Far East&(China, Chronicle

Japan, of the

Malaya,

Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society Korea, Formosa, The

Indo-China, Netherlands Indies,Philippines,

Ltd. (Estab. 1797) Siam, Borneo, etc.)

Hair & Picornell, Exchange, Stock

& General Brokers & Members of Peninsular kShipping

Oriental S. N. Co.

the Manila Stock Exchange—5th Ben Line Steamers

Floor, S. J. Wilson Building, Juan Blue Funnel

Ellerman(European Line (NewS.York

& Bucknall Service)

S. Co., Ltd.

Luna; Telephs. 2-18-44, 2-18-45, 2-18- Service)

46; P.O. Box 1479; Cable Ad: Bro- Moller Line

kerage ; Codes: Scott’s 10th Edition States Shipping Service

& Bentley’s West Australian Service

John Hair, partner Insurance

S. N. Picornell, do. Scottish

Yorkshire Union & National

Insurance Insce. Co.

Co., Ltd.

Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Shoe Manufacturers British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

—615, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

56964-65;Escolta; P.O.Haleshoeco

Cable Ad: Box 1426; Teleph. Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

D40 MANILA

Harris Memorial Training School— Phrase Union (5-Letter), Bentley’s Complete

(See Educational) Duo, Atlas and Paper

Table,United

RudlofTelegraph

Mosse,JJi

Harvey & O’Brien, Lawyers—.' > 20,Masonic Code 'M

Terrsple, Escolta, Bi nondo; 'i’eicph. 21678, Helena Cigar Co.—36, Novaiiches San

P.O. Box 703; Cable Ad: O'Brien Miguel; Teleph. 22296; P.O. Box 1152;

Hashim’s Kalinawan Cable Ad: Helencig

831, Bizal Avenue, Stone

SantaQuarry—

Cruz; “Herald”, The, Only Evening Daily

Telepb. 22850 ; Cable Ad": Hasbiin in English in Manila—61, Muralla

N. T. Hashim, manager St.; Teleph. 2-14-94; P.O. Box 601,

Hausman & Op., L. M.,. Engineers and Manila; Cable Ad: Herald

Vicente Albano Pacis, editor

Importers of Machinery and Allied Ismael B. Zapatta, geh. manage®

Products—440, .Dasmarinas; Teleph.

22363; P.O. Box 1729; Cable Ad: Hercules Lumber Co., Inc. (Manila,

Michelman; AH Standard Codes Zamboanga, Lumarao), Lumber Dealers

L. M. Hausman, pres. • & mgr. and Exporters and Shipowners Manila

Haw E. Heng, Importers and Exporters 922; Office: 155, Paz; Teleph. 57505; P.O Box

ofmission

SugarAgents

and Almaciga

and (Mastic),

Sugar Com- 206, Cable

Dealers—

Ad: Hercules. Shipping Office:

Medrid,Association

Corner M. deBuilding,

la Industria

116, Hormiga; Telephs. 4963 ft a.mi 47206 : c/o Nicolas;

Pilots

Teleph. 57505

San

P.O.

Haw E.Boxes

Heng2185 and 1302: Cable Ad: Hess k Zeitlin, Inc., Stocks and

Hawaiian Philippine Co., Sugar ' I -yCrystal Bonds, Insurance and Real Estate

Manufacturers—321, Regina Building, 23274; P.O. Arcade, Box 721Escolta;

and 1082 Teleph.

; Cable

Manila: Teleph. 21934 Ad : Zelin

Welch Fairchild, Ltd., agents Carl Hess, Jr.

Heacock Co., H. E., General Mer- Wm. Zeitlin

chants, Jewellers, Refrigerating, Hik e Shoe Palace, The—Regina Building,

Engineering—120-130, Escolta, Hea- 144, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 21569; I

cock Building; Teleph. 21163; P.O. P.O. Box 275; Cable Ad: Shoemack

Box 119; Cable Ad: Dial, Manila, U. S. Shoe Co., Inc., proprietors

and at Baguio, Iloilo. Cebu, Davao,

New York Hizon Laboratory, Pharmaceutical and jU

Samuel F. Caches, president and Chemical Products Toilet Articles

general manager and Beauty Preparations—549, Pa-

E. L. Schleipen, vice-president terno, Quiapo; Teleph. 2-36-90

Donald O. Gunn, retail mgr. Primo Hjzon, proprietor

General Agents for: HocSchoolGuanand Ho, General Supplies,

Merchandise

Elgin NationaDWatch Co. Commercial Free

Western Clock Company Delivery in the City—626 F. Torres, Sta

Philco Radio Co. Cruz ; Teleph, 22736

Frigidaire Limited

Remington Rand Inc. Holbrook, E. O..Products

Correspondent. United

General Fireproofing Co. States Steel

Mosler Safe Company

Commercial Refrigerator Mfg. Co. anillb Building, Escolta Co.—221, Sam-

; Teleph. 23238

American Optical Co.

Monroe Calculating Machine Co. Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

Core.—(Nee Banks)

Heilbronn Co., Inc., J. P., Paper, Honolulu Iron Works Co. (Established

Type and Printers’ Supplies—233, 1852), Manufacturers and Repairers,

Galle David, Binondo; Telephs. Consulting and Contracting Engineers,

21412, 21415 and 21416; P.O. Box Sugar

773; Cable Ad: Papertrade; Codes: Honolulu Factories JL—118, and Equipment,

A.B.O. 5th edn., Universal, Western Area; CableT. Ads 2nd Street,

: Mearnshaw, Manila,

Fort

MANILA U4i

or Honiron, Honolulu; Standard Inqersoll, Frank B., Attorney at Law

—Suite 514, Chaco Bldg:; Teleph.

Codes.Francisco:

San New York: 165,

MarketBroadway;

Canton: 75, Bund,215Shameen; Street;T. 21183; Cable Ad: Cascade; Codes:

Hilo: Western Union, 5-Letter & Bentley’s

&H.;J.Honolulu

Manila (See

IronThe

F. Taddiken,

Earnshaws Docks

Works)

general manager Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd., Im

A. F. Ewart, manager of Ha porters, Pharmaceutical Products,

waiian Division Surgical Instruments & Equipment,

. J. Dept.,

Hughes,Hawaiian Merchandise Bldg. ; Teleph.Sundries—China

manager,Division Textiles and

49078; P.O. Box

Bank

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., fiscal 1182; Cable Ad: Walinder

agents Managing Partners:

H. Inhelder

Hoskins & Co., C. M. Real Estate Agencies E. Walch

Brokers and Appraisers—185, David :

Street; Teleph. 2-10-35; P.O. Box F. Hoffmann—La Roche k Co:,

948; Cable Ad: Earcam Basle (Switzerland)

Sandoz Chemical Works, Basle

Houston Rubber Co., Goodyear Tire (Switzerland)

Dealers, Yulcanizers — 548, Rizal Swiss Serum and Yaccine Insti-

Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22122; tute, Berne (Switzerland)

P.O. Box 651 Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Ger-

many)

LG. Farbenindustrie, A. G. Germany Insular Drug Co., Inc., Wholesale

-180-184, Juan Luna Rinondo Drugs and Chemicals—153, Juan

Ilaya Music Store Co., Inc., Wholesale Luna, Box

Binondo ; Teleph. 49075 ; P.O.

and Retail

ments—600, Dealers

Rizal in

Avenue,Musical Instru-

Santa Cruz; Mosse,300Acme,

: Cable Ad : Union,

Western Indug Imp.

; Codes

and:

Teleph. 23598; P.O. Box 2799; Cable Bentley’s

Ad: Ilaya Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd.,

t| Illies & Co., Inc;, C.—550-554, San Luis; The insurance(Life,Co.)—Insular

Health and Accident

Life Building,

P.O. Box 1629 290, Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Box 128;

| Illtes & Co., C.. Bosch Department, Cable Ad: Insulife

V. Singson Encarnacion, president

Manila Branch—P.O. Box 1629: Enrique Zobel, vice-president

I Cable Ad: Boschilli, Manila J. McMicking, manager

Agents for : Jacobo Zobel, treasurer

li Robert Works Bosch . G. and Concern A. F Gonzalez, assist, manager k

W. Zollenkop, branch manager secretary

BI Independent Shoe Shop, The, Shoe Store Mills': Lumber

andShoeRepairShop—112.-L14,Echague,

Insular Co.—P.O. Box 456;

Fabrica, Occidental Negros,

1"H; 2641;

SantaCableCruz:Ad:Teleph. The Philippines; Cable Ad:Street,

llco. Head

Inshoco221^7; P.O. Box ladelphia,

Office: 260,Pa.,South

U.S.A.;Broad

Cable \d: llcoPhi-

II Indian Commercial Co., Importers H. C. Pope, general manager

!;f and Wholesalers of Silk and Cotton

(Fabrica, Occ. Negros, The Philip-

1. Goods—328-330-332, Dasmarinas; Te pines)

leph. 22169; P.O. Box 938; Cable Insular Saw Mill, Inc., Lumber Dealers

Ad: Indiacomco. Branches and -330-340, Canonigo, Paco; P.O. Box

Export Offices: Dalamal k Sons, 2190; Telephs. 56940-49

Kobe and Yokohama

i Manila Bankers: Insular Sugar Refining Corporation

Chartered Bank of India, Austra —325, National City Bank Build

lia and India ing, Binondo; Teleph. 24219; Cable

Philippine National Bank Ad : Sucharphil

China Banking Corporation H. A Burgers, genera! manager

D42 MANILA

International Brokerage Co., Inc., Cebu— M. de la Riva

Customs Brokers, Baggage Trans-

fer, Local and Provincial Trans- Davao— R. M.andBownass

portation, Trucks, Cascos and Iloilo Bacolod—

Lighters—306, Masonic Temple; Tel- J. Pla

ephs. 23011 and

(Piers) 49955 (Garage) 23012 (Office), 23013 Legaspi —

M. Zuluaga

International Cold. Stores — 116, Isardas & Co., T., General Importers

Echague; P.O. Box 290 —62-68, Escolta; P.O. Box 464; Cable

International Correspondence School Ad: Isardas

— (See Educational) Isuan, Inc., Bottlers Isuan Natural Mine-

International Harvester Co. of Carbonated ral Water, Isuan Ginger Ale and

the Philippines (Formerly Macleod Cristobal, Paco;Soft Drinks—47

P.O. Box(Within)

1587;

Co.),andImporters

Maguey, and

Trucks,Exporters:

Tractors, Cable Ad : Isuan, Manila. Bottling

Agricultural Implements; Insurance Works: Isuan Hot Springs, Los

and

ChacoSteamship Agents—Main

Building, Office: Banos,

Plaza P.Cervantes,

Laguna, P. I.

G. J. Burbidge, manager

Binondo; Teleph. 2-22-85; O. Box

308; Cable(Shipping)

Shipmac Ads : Macleodco (General), Italian Consulate—(See Consulates)

N. H.general Duct:manager

worth, vice-pres. and Itooon Mining Company

W. C. Bettendorf, auditor Directors—J. H. Marsman (Pre-

F. Guettinger sident), T. J. Wolff (1st Vice-

Export Department— Pres ), B. S. Ohnick (2nd Vice-

E. O. Cogan Pres.), Mrs J. H. Marsman and

J. F. Tomkins

Steamship Department— Alf Welhaven

J.H. C.S. Littig General Managers — Marsman k

Morton Co., Inc., Insular Life Bldg., Manila,

L. G. D’Aquiuo The Philippines

General Agents in 1'he Philippines for; General Supt.—W. Gilkison, San-

Isthmian Steamship Co. gilo,

pinesItogon, Mt. Prov., The Philip-

Glen Line Ltd. Secretary and Office—M. H. O’Malley,

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd, Insular Life Bldg., Manila, The

Machinery, and Motor Truck Office Philippines: Cable Ad: Mars-

Display Booms and

tion— 154, Marques de Comillas,Service Sta- maninc, Manila,

Ermita; Teleph. 2-22-85; P. O. Box Japanese Association of Manila, Inc.

2498 —(See Associations and Clubs)

O. J. Swonechek,

Machinery Department— asst, auditor

R. J. Elfstrom Japanese Consulate—(See Consulates)

O.J. A.C. Koesling

Roehr

Motor Truck Department— JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO.,

C.A. E.D. Van Sickle Manufacturers of: Pure Manila

Settember Rope, for Marine Trade and Users

Service Station— Who Desire Long Wearing Rope of

J. C. Giles GreatThat

Strength

MeetsandBritish

Excellent Appear-

Hemp Presses and Warehouses — 136, ance U.S. Government

Standard

Specifications

and

Marques

2-22-85 de Comillas, Ermita; Teleph. Dry White Rope, An Agricultural

G. C. Sehlobohm, warehouseman Rope. Smooth, Firm and Safe

Provincial Branch Qffiet: Also Bale Rope, Lathyarn, Trans-

misson “Aluminax” Rope, Tarred Rope,

Baguio Well Drilling Ca bles, Wrapping Twines,

B. A. Colod Fishermen’s Rope and Hard Rock

H. U. Umstad Mining Rope

MANILA 1)43

Address — No. 2, Calle Cristobal; | Kelling, Inc., C., Importers—453, Padre

Teleph. 5-66-28; P.O. Box 1457; Cable | Gomez; P. O. Box 4)2; Cable

Ad: Picketrope; Codes: Universal Ad: Renate; Codes: Bentley’s.

Trade, Western Union 5-Letter, | Acme, and Private

Bentley's, A.B.C. 5th and Private C. Kelling, president and mgr.

J.Victor

T. Pickett, presdt.vice-presdt.

Johnson, and gen. mgr.and M. Pfeifer, manager (Insurance Dept.)

treas. L. Hallum, manager (Jewellery Dept.)

M. F. Herranz, secty. G. H. vonInstruments

(Surgical Wichdorff,Dept:) manager

Jarillas Furniture Store anu Sail ;j Kenwood Hotel - 1099, R. Hildago,

Making—317, Libertad, Pasay ; Te- Quiapo; Teleph. 21477

leph. 51096 j Ker ifc Co., Ltd., Merchants, Est. 1827—10;

Jose Perez Cardenas, Attorney-at- I: 22410-22430; Callejon de San. Gabriel; Telephs. 22409-

Manila, P.O. Box 312,

Law—Paterno Hermanos Bldg., Plaza Iloilo, P.O. Box

I?. Censutes No. 5, Binondo: Teleph. 2-13- 160, Davao P.O.292,BoxCebu297;P.O.Cable Box

36; P.O. Box 501 I Ad: for the Four Ports “Ker”.

Juyco, Velilla. & Co., Insurance, Rea, London, Head Office:BranchKer, Bolton

Offices: Ker && Co.,

Co.,

Estate, Mortgages—110, Crystal Arcade, Ltd., Iloilo, Cebu and Davao; Pit-

Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23272 cairn, Syme & Co., Ltd., Batavia,

Soerabaya and Samarang

[Kagahastian & Co., Inc., R. -Rooms Partners—H. B. Foster, J. W.

? 318-320, Kneedler Building; P.O. Box Howells and W. C. Naismith

1 2237Raymundo Kagahastian, president E. G. Rivers

D. J. Watson

| & general manager •I. Gardner

J. T. del Castillo

Kanaoka, T.. Furniture Manufacturer

and Dealer—325-327, Carriedo, Sta Ki Lin Tong, Tiger Balm Medicine

Cruz; Teleph. 27906 Dealers — 314, Santo Cristo, San Nicolas;

Teleph. 2044; P. O. Box 2044

f s[ “ Katubusan,” Fabrica

Cigarrillos—501, Clavel, San Nico-de Tabacos y ! Kim Tong Heng & Co.—529, Elcano,

| las; Telephs. 49575, 4-95-24; P. O. San Nicolas; Teleph. 48173

15: f Box 892. Show-room:

vantes; Teleph. 23986 Plaza Cer-

li Manuel V. Gal lego, president * Si 91 tt 5*

Dr. Ramon J. Ongisako, i King Hiap Hing Mirror Factory,

Ramon Mai lari, secretarygen. mgr. Manufacturers of Glass Show Cases,

Venetian Glass Mirrors, Desk Pad

Glasses, All kinds of Mirrors, Glass

U,Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A., Merchants— | Contractor, Dealers in Fancy Mir-

-i| Wise Building, 178, Juan Luna, Binondo; : rors, Plate Glasses, Window G'ass,

ij| 4-91-55;

Telephs. P.O. 4-85-49.Box4-86-02,

313 ; 4-89-81

< 'able Ad and: Re-Silvering. Bevelling and Etching

L) Edakeller; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and j Work,Office

Wholesale and Retail—Main

and Factory:

5th Improved, Bentley’s 1st and 2nd,

1|ji atWestern Union 5-Letter. Head Office St.; Teleph. 49922: P.O.403-05

Box07,3139Salazar

Zurich, Switzerland i Kinkwa Meriyasu

|[; W. Ed. M.Keller

Keller, president (Zurich)

(Zurich) turers and ImportersCo.,of Ltd.,

CottonManufac-

Textiles

1 G. Woessner, manager —525-543,

Box 1461 Azcarraga, Binondo; P. O.

| ) J. O Bessmer, asst, manager

A.E. Marschall,

Peter, signs perdo. pro. Kishimoto it Co., S., Importers and Ex-

C. Blum porters—787, Tabora, San Nicolas;

F.SvenPeriquet | J. Roelli, Jr. Teleph. 49752; P.O. Box 903

Hu rum | John Mittner S. Kishimoto, propr. and manager

D44 MANILA

Kock Laboratory, Specializing in the Kwong Ah PhoyDagupan,

Owners—849 & Co., Tondo;

Inc., RiceTeleph-

Mill

Manufacturing of Medical Prepa- 23620; P. O. Box1638; Cable Ad: Kwong

rations—2157, O’Donnell, Santa

Cruz; Teleph. 24197; P.O. Box 511

KwoNg Hing Oheong, Rattan and Wooden

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434 Dasma- Furniture, ChineseOffice

Sea-grass Rugs,

rinas; Teleph. 23741; P.O. Box 296; Bamboo Screens, Equipment,

Wholesale and Retail—309-313, T. Pin-

CabL> Ad: Kodak; Code: Bentley's pin, Binondo; Teleph. 25365; P.O. Box

W. P. Lane, manager 2271; Cable Ad: Kwonghing Cheong

R. M. Gordon

C. Perry Kwong

Kong Li Po, The, Chinese Daily 440-442, Sauce,MeSoy Chan,

T.

Manufacturers

Oil and

Pinpin, Binondo;

of Toyo

Vinegar Dealers—

P.O. Box

Newspaper-^430, Salazar, Binondo;

Teleph. 48357; P.O. Box 148; Cable , 1103; Teleph. 47663

Ad : Konglipo Kwong Wing Lung Grocery (Wong Choo

& Co.), Wholesale and Retail Groceries

Koppel (Philippines), Incorporated, and Liquors—1443-1447, Herran, Paco;

(Successors in the Philippine Is- Teleph. 57286; P.O. Box 1021

Wong Choc, manager

lands to Koppel Industrial Car &

Equipment and Co.), Supplies—75,

Bailway Material,Das- La Ciudad de Nankin, Cigarette

Machinery

marinas; Teleph. 49895; Cable Ad: 414, Salazar, Binbhdo; Teleph.Factory

48690 I

Koppelrail;

Box 189 All Standard Codes;'P.O. La Commercial, Cigar Factory and

A. H. Bishop, vice-president Direct Exporters — 1207, Alegui,

Quiapo; P.O. Box 1041

Keiedt Printing Co.-Bulletin Bldg., La Oonstructora, Bicycles and Acces- i

550 Evangelista, Corner Raon, Santa series, Children’s Vehicles, Imports, I

Cruz; Teleph. 22959; P.O. Box 859 Wholesale and Teleph.

Retail—309-311,

Gerhard W. Kriedt, proprietor

IL Gary. Kriedt, asst mgr. , dara, Binondo; 49131 Gan-

Edith Case Hollin, acct LaFactory

Estrella— 752de Magdalena,

Eilipinas, Cigarette

Binondb;

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., General Im- Teleph. 49665 ; P.O. Box 1128

porters, Exporters and Insurance Agents

—343 - 347, Galle T. Pinpin ; P.O. LaHermanos, Estrella del Norte (Levy'

Inc.), Diamond, Jewellry and

Box 301; Cable Ad: Kuenzle; Watch Importers, Perfumery and Phar-

Codes: A.B.C. 5tli edn., Bentley’s, maceutical

Western Union, Universal edn. and P.O. Box 273Products — 46-50', Escolta;

5-Letter

A. P. Kuenzle, president La Fabrica de Cerveza de San Miguel

H. A. Streiff, vice-president —(See San Miguel Brewery)

A. Jung, treasurer i H Anderegg

W. Diatiker

G.G. PICattaneo j E. Mubllet

ness • |! R.E. B.V’ontobel La Flor de Intal Cigar Factory—

Rein 31, Tayuman; P.O. Box 262; Cable

Iloilo—H. Rieth Ad : Florintal

Cebu A. Schatzrnann

Zamboanga—H. Spruengli La Flor de Luzon Cigar Factory

851 Isaac4-84-41;

Teleph. Feral,Cable

Paco;Ad:P.O. Pox 64

Florluzon

Kummer and Comins, Direct Mill Cheong Wing Yew, manager

Agents, Cotton Goods—189, Juan

Luna; Teleph. 49089 ; P.O. Box 1484; La Frescura, Manufacturing Wooden

Cable

6th edn., Ad: Western

Kummer;Union,

Codes:Commer-

A.B.C. dowsCambas and Bamboo Curtains for Win-

cial. Bentley’s and Doors—340, Trabajo, Sain-

paloc; Teleph. 67389

MANILA IJ45

LaTuason,

Industria Box Factory—v39, G. L. G. Aldeguer, secty.

Sampaloc; Teleph. 25901 P. Escalambre, acct.

E. Tampinco, cashier

La Industrial, Fabrica de Chocolate y

Cafe —278, Cristobal: Teleph. 57740; ..a Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily in

RO. Box 57 Spanish—TYT Building, F. Torres,

Porta Pueo y Cia., proprietors Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21134; Cable

Ad: TVT

LaFactory—20,

Insular Cigar and Cigarette

Plaza Calderon de la

Barca, Binondo; Teleph. 49578; P.O. Box LaBox Yebana, Cigars & Cigarettes- P.O.

422; Cable Ad: Yebana

52; Cable Ad: Insular

La Noeleza, Cigaif and Cigarette Factory Labo Gold Mining Co., Inc. — Head

—409,

Cable Ad:Tayuman, Tojido; Teleph. 22781; Office:

Lanobleza

305, Crystal Arcade, Manila, P.L

Mines at : Malangcao Basud, Labo,

Camarines Nbrte Thomas J. Brennan

President—Dr.

La Patria, Bakery, Confectionery and General Manager—Jose Castro

Biscuit

— Central factory,

Office:Groceries

631-633,andLegarda,

Liquors Mrs. Aurelia A. Castro, treasurer

Sampaloc; .Tpleph. 22394; P.O. Box Atty. L. V. Madamba, secretary

2283. Branches: 635-637, Legafda, Members of Board of Directors — Dr.

Sampaloc; 723, Tabora, San Nicolas Thomas J. Brennan

Dr. Andreas (President),

Trepp, Mrs. Laura

(Teleph. 49149); 1007, M. de Santos, San Brennan, Jose Castro (Director &

Nicolas (Teleph. 49321); 143, Villalobos, Gen.

uiapo (TelCph. 26391); and 73,

ustillos, Sampaloc (Teleph. 25141) Castro (Director and Treasurer) A.

Manager), Mrs. Aurelia

La Previsora Filipina (Spciedad Mutua Laguna Sugar Corporation —5th Floor.

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes; Teleph.

deingConstruccibn

and Loany Prestamos),

Association Build-

— &2, 23081; Cable Ad: Sorox, Manila

David; Teleph. 22329; Cable Ad:

Previsora Laguna

Exporters,Traders, Inc., Importers

General Brokers & Manu-&

La Rosario Distillery—1001-1023, R. facturers’ Agents—Samanillo Building,

Escolta; Telephs. 2-22-24 & 2-30-51;

Hidalgo,

Box 1235; Quiapo;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Benleg 26505; P.O. Cable Ad : Cruzab ; Codes: Bentley’s

& Private

( La Sampaguita, Native Cloth Dealers

f and Jewelers—305, Misericordia, Santa Lambert Salks Company, Inc., Manu-

facturers of Philippine Hand-made

j Cruz; Teleph. 27110 Embroideries—1453, Gral Luna;

| La Tondena, Inc., Distillers of High Teleph. 57486; P.6. Box 1460

Grade Alcohol; Producers and Ex-

|| porters of Fine Wines, Gins, Cor- Landahl, Inc., John, Importers of

fif dials and Liquors—Telephs. 49645- Textiles, Sundries, Machinery—132,

Juan Luna, Telephs. -iSSSl & 47587;

i 49655; P.O. Box 691 P.O. Box 1392, Cable Ad: Landiron;

La Urbana,” Building and Loan Asso- edn., Codes: Western Union, A.B.C. 5th

ciation—Paterno Building, Santa Cruz 3 Letter, Imp. Bentley’s, Acme, Liebers,

Bridge and Helios Street, Santa Cruz; Oriental Code, Schofield,

Telephs. 21855 & 22727; P. O. Box 138; 5-Letter,ment. Rudolf Offices

Branch Mosse inandCebu,

Supple-

Ap-

Cable Ad: Anabru pari

Enrique Carrion, president

E. Vazquez-Prada, first vice-president John Landahl, president

Gerardo Garcia,Roxas,

secondtreasurer

do. Edgar Krohn, vice-do. and tres.

E. P. Brias M. Rasch, signs per pro.

Directors - Santiago Carrion A. L. Zapf

R. Gargollo, T. Lizarraga, G. L. Schmitt (Cebu)

Barretto and M. N. Tuason E. Aroca (Appari)

1)46 MANILA

Laperal be Guzman, Maxima, Importers Libby, McNeill & Libby, Importers—25,

ofWholesale

First Class Diamonds

andKetail Pearls, Santa

and Dealers

Jewellers; Cruz Bridge; Teleph. 21858; P.O.

Box !639; Cable Ad: Libco

inStones—850-852,

Diamonds, Pearls and other Precious

Elza! Avenue, Santa Liberian Consulate—(See Consulates)

Cruz; Teleph. 21907

Laperal, Victorina G. be, Importers of Liggett Corner &Ronquillo

Meyers Tobacco

and EsteroCo.,Cegado,;

Inc.—I

Diamonds—and

Jewellers Pearls,Building,

Laperal Manufacturino

853-855, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21737; P.O. Box

Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 2- 1623; Cable Ad: Ligmytoco

42-60; P.O. Box 1710; Cable Ad: Laperal

Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and Bentley’s Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.—R-315, Na-

Lara Optical (Dr. Cipriano Lara, o.d.) ! tional City Bank Building; Teleph.

Optometrist, Eye-Sight Specialist, 22293; P.O. Box 1422; Cable Ad:

Liguancoal

Manufacturing and Importing Optician

—356, Raow; Teleph. 26754; Cable Ad: ! Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc., Distillery and

Laraop Refinery, Alcohol, Wine and Liquor

Latvian Consulate—(^ee Consulates) Dealers—527-543, Gandara, Sta.

Cruz; Teleph. 27057; P.O. Box 487

Lawyers’s Co-operative Publishing Co., j

The — 428-432, Rizal Avenue, Santa I Public PascuaL,

Lintag, Auditor1537,and Washing-

Certified

Cruz; Teleph. 21584; P.O. Box 449; Cable | ton Ave..Accountant—

Manila, The Philippines;

Ad: Lawcopub Teleph. 67891

Legarda, Vicente L., Architect (Real

•Estate Administration)--1556, Azcar- ! Hidalgo, Lion D’Or,Quiapo;

Coffee Teleph.

Factory 23530;

— 738,P.O.R.

raga; Teleph. 2-31-78 Box 1899; Cable Ad: Liondor

Leo Schnurmacher, Inc., Stock Bro- Litograeia Montes, Inc., Lithographers

kers, Members Manila Stock Ex-

change, Members National Produce and Manufacturers of Paper Boxes—40,

Exchange, Merchandise Brokers, Es- Magallanes, Intramuros; Teleph. 21377;

pecially Copra, Coconut Oil, Copra P.O. Box 116

Cake and Meal—2, El Hogar Fili-

pina Bldg. ; Telephs. 23716 (Four Lloyd’s—Ker & Co., Ltd, Agents—!0

Lines) & 22624 (Two Lines); P.O. Callejon San Gabriel, Binondo

Box 1281; Cable Ad : Leopassage; Lloyd’s Register of Shipping — 240,

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th edn , Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21713; Cable Ad:

Bentley’s and Private Register

Levy Blum, Inc., Importers and Whole- Louis X-Ray Laboratory—305, Regina

sale Dealers

ries and of Diamonds,

Watches. WholesalePearls, Jewel- Building; Binondo; Teleph. 23227

Druggists

Chemists

Cruz, Sta.and Perfumers—35

Cruz; Telephs. Plaza P.O.

23247-48- Sta.

Box 243; Cable Ad: Majuvy; Codes: Lovsted & Co.Dealers—215,

Machinery (Manila), Ltd., C.M.,

Thirteenth

A.B.C. 6th edn. & Bentley’s Street, Port Area; Teleph. 23519;

P.O. Box 1193; Cable Ad: Lovsted;

Levy

lery Hermanos,

and Watch Inc., Diamond,

Importers, Jewel- AllRalph

Perfumery

CodesNash,

Used manager

and

bile Pharmaceutical Products, Automo-

273 Dealers—46-50, Escolta; P.O. Box Luna de San Pedro, Andres, & Copies,

Jose G., Architects, Decorators,Office:

Civil

Levy, Jacob, Importer of Dry Goods— Crystal Arcade, Engineers and Builders—Main

123, Crystal Arcade; Teleph. 21672; 22907; P.O. BoxTower 2907;

Floor; Teleph.

Cable Ad :

P.O. Box 2060 Lunarchi

MANILA D47

Lcneta Hotel — 38-40, San Luis Lyric Music House, Inc.—-633, Es-

colta, Binondo; P.O. Box 274; Te-

Ermita; Teleph. 21971 lephs. 23516 and 23536; Cable Ad:

R. Lee Hobbs, mgr. and owner Music

Luneta Motor Company, Automobile Frank H. Hale, president

Dealers, Spare Parts—54, San Luis; F. W. Sigmund, general manager

I Teleph. 21371. Service and Repair “Mabuhay”, Only Morning Daily in

I Shop: Isaac Feral. Assembly Plant: Native Dialect—61 Muralla St., W. C;

827, 140;

J Box R. Hidalgo;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Walix 23880; P.O. Teleph 2-14-94; P. O. Box 601, Manila,

Carlos Young, president Cable Ad: Mabuhay

A. Hernandez, editor

Newland Baldwin, vice-president Ismeal B. Zapatta, gen mgr.

Barry

H. R. Baldwin, manager

Gillingham, sales manager Mackay Radio and Telegraph Co.,

K. E. Staley, manager (Commercial Commercial Radio Telegraph Com-

| Cars & Truck Dept.) munication—20, Escolta, Binondo;

f D.F. W. R. Keiffer, partssales

Jones, asst, manager

manager Teleph. 24343; Cable Ad: Macrad

M. Pinto, shop supt,

B. Gorla, supt. (Assembly Plant) Macleod & Co.—(Nee International Har-

Agents for: vester Co. of the Philippines

Chrysler Corporation

Willys Export Corporation Macondray & Co., and

Merchants, Shipping Snc., Insurance

General

Luzon Bkokerage Co. (Inc.), Cus- Agents—China Bank Building (3rd

toms Brokers, Foreign Freight For- Floor); Ad: Teleph. 49871; P. O. Box 768;

warders, Warehousemen, Heavy Cable Motor Company Macondray.

and Young(Nee& Baldwin,

Luneta

Trucking—(Derham Building, Port Inc.

Area: Teleph. 22421; P.O. Box 591; Carlos Young, pres. & gen. mgr.

S Cable Ad: Lubrocoin Newland Baldwin, vice-presidiehtv,

M. Furstenburg

| Luzon Consolidated Mines & Co., Inc. fi. J. McSorley

9: —Rooms 312-316, Kneedler Building; A. Rundell

! Teleph. 24308; P.O. Box 2237 J. H. Baldwin

j - Raymundo Kagahastian, president Agents for: Shipping

and general manager

fl ; Alvir Dr. A.&B.Co.,Miranda, secty.-treas.

Inc., consulting geologists Barber Line

and mining engineers Barber

Dod wellWilhemsen

Castle LineLine

Wilh. Wilhelmsen (European) Line

J \ Luzon Investment Company, Inc., Burns,

ChinaPhilp

Service& Co., Ltd. Australia-

jI Real

Loans,Estate, Commercial

General and —Personal

Insurance R-210, Insurance

f Regina Bldg.; Teleph. 2-28-80 Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd.

Merchandise

4’Luzon Stevedoeing Co,, Inc., Marine E. I. du Pont de Nemours

‘1Jj Boats,

Contractors, Lighters, Paints, Enamels, Explosives and

Water Boats, ShipLaunches,

ChandlersTow

and Ammonia

Gillespie Bros. Ltd., Sydney

K Provisioners—MuelleSan Francisco and

. 14thStreet, Port District; Teleph. 21661; Madrigal & Co., Coal Merchants, Ship-

I': P.O. Box 582; Cable Ad: Lusteveco owners, Real

Jj Luzon Surety Co., Inc., Fidelity and Plantations Nacional; —8, Estates

Teleph. Muelle

21826;

and

del BoxMango

P.O. Banco

254;

jfi Surety Bonds, Fire and Marine In- Cable Ad: Carbon or Madrigal; Codes:

!L) Teleph.

surance—R214-215-216Regina

2-16-30 Building; Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Bentley’s

2nd Phrase, Boe’s, Acme, Scott’s, A.B.C.

1 Lyric Film Exchange—Lyric Theatre; 5th edn., A.B.C. 6th edn., Universal

P.O. Box 579; Telephs. 23517; Cable Trade edn., Code, Western

Buenting’s Code 2ndUnion

edn. 5-letter

I Ad: Filma Y. Madrigal, general manager

D48

Managers for: Ma-nila-Compania de Seguros In-

Hizal Cement Co., Inc. corporada—109, Juan Luna

Philippine Cotton Mills, Inc. FSrhaiicfez Sefmaiios, Iric., general*

Madrigai Oil Mills managers

Port Lamon Lumber Co. Manila CLUfr—(Nee Associations and

Magnani, B., Marble Importer and Con- Clubs) ■

tractor, Marble, Granite, and Alabaster •‘Manila Daily Bulletin Corner;

Productions, Simbi Electric Hammers— Raon and Evangelista, Quiapo ; P.O.

619, Raon, Santa Cruz; P.O. Box 824 Box 769; Teleph. 21102; Cable Ad|

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant Bulletin Carson Taylor, publisher

—660, Echague St.; Teleph. 21901 Roy C. Bennett, editor and general

(See San Miguel Brewery) manager

Robert Aura Smith, news edr.

'‘Magsimpan,” Import and Export—617,

Santo Cristo, San Nicolas; Teleph. 48624 H. A. Linn, advertising mgr.

W. L. Highsmith, office mgr.

Leslie E. Moote, circulation mgr.

Malabon Sugar Co., Sugar Refiners & E. Abundo, chief accountant

Candy Manufacturers Hongkong

.Shanghai Bank Bldg., Bin on do. celino; P.O. Box 451; Teleph. 21911:-

Smith, Bell & Co., general managers Cable Ad: Manilalect; and General '

Manila Aerated Water Factory—735 Offices: Meralco Bldg., 134, San I

Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21197; Marcelino

J.H. C.P. Rockwell, pres.mgr.

P.O. Box 1356 L. Jollye,elec.

gen.

R. I. Gilliland, mgr.

Manila Auto Supply Co., Importers E. J. Deymek, auditor

and Dealers in Automobile Acces- J. A. Thomas, gen. sujbt.

sories, Spare Parts, Tools and

Equipments, Tires, Gasoline, Motor Manila Finance and Discount Cor-

Oils, etc.—633-635-637, Azcarraga; poration—(See Banks)

Teleph. 4-94-76; Cable Ad: Masco.

Branch: 500-502, Azcarraga; Te- Manila Filatelica, Booksellers and i

leph. 4-96-47 Stationers — Oroquieta 1318-1322.

Manuel Lopa, mgr. & propr. Branch and Office—Corriedo 318-

320; P.O. Box 70; Cable Ad: j

Manila Blue Printing Co.—Room 19-20- Rizalina Remigio Garcia, pi oprietor

21, Pateriio Bldg., Santa Cruz; Teleph.

23419; Cable Ad: Florobros

Manila Gas BoxCorporation—Calle Otis

Manila Building and Loan Associa- Paco; Cable

P.O.

Ad: Gasworks

1483; Teleph. 56934;

tion—Kneedler Building, Carried©,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22090; P.O. Manila Golf Club—(See Association*

Box 855 and Clubs)

Manila Button Factory—460, Dasmar- Manila Grafica, Inc., Printers, Book- !

inas, Binondo; Teleph. 21635; P.O, Box sellers and Stationers—Printing Plant

767; (.'able Ad: Manbutton and Store: 62, Cable

Escolta;Ad:Teleph.

“Manila Directory P.O.ManuelBox 1850; Grama2-16-38;

of ManilaCity Directory”

and the (A Published

Philippines, Pellicer, president

Francisco Ferrer y Gutierrez, vice- j

Annually)—1104,

Teleph. Castillejos, Quiapo; president and manager

Pecoi 21881; P. O. Box 620; Cable Ad: Manila Grand Opera House—881,

Philippine

Published Education Co,, Inc.,Printing

proprs. Rizal Ave, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Co. A by McCullough

Division of Philippine 22855; Cable Ad: Hashim-Manila ;

Education Co., Inc. Codes : A.B.C. and Bentley's

MANILA D49

—101, Escolta; P. O. Box 620; Teleph.

I Manila Harness Co., —Inc.,19, Leather

Goods Manufacturers Escolta, 12131

Robert N. Millgr, manager

Binondo; P.O. Box 1921; Teleph. 21797; Carlos Cabrera, assist, mgr.

| Cable Ad: Calvet

Emilio Tomas, manager

1 Manila Hotel Co. - Luneta Extension, Tondo; Railroad

Manila Co.—943, Azcarraga,

l Emma ; Teleph. 22022 ; P.O. Box 583 ; Cable Ad:P.O.Ferroco Box 448: Teleph. 4-98-61;

| Cable Ad ; Manhoco Jose Paez, pres. & gen. mgr.

Board of Directors- Jose Paez (pres, Tomas Earnshaw, vice-pres.

and chairman), Gen. Douglas V. E. de Jesus, secty.

MacArthur Tomas

treasurer), (vice-president

Earnshaw, and

B,. Manila Remnant Co., Inc., The,

Bafael and H. M. Cavender Dealers and Importers ctf Silk and

Executive Department:

H. C. Anderson, managing director Cotton Goods of Every Description

Francisco Mendoza, secretary and —451-453, Juan Luna; Teleph.

;

assistant manager 49994; P.O. Box 2796; Cable Ad:

Maremco

Manila Hume Pipe and Tile Works- A Landahl, president

1003, Cordeleria, Sampaloc; P O. Box K. Landahl, vice-do

i 2045; Teleph, 67110;CableAd: Humepipe * Manila Rice Mill Corporation, Rice

Manila Ice Cream Plant, The, Manu- Dealers—817, Dagupan, Tondo; Teleph.

facturer of Pure and Delicious Ice 49625; P.O. Box 1398

Cream—892 F. Guerrero, Tonde; Teleph. Manila Rock Asphalt Co., Pavement

' 49937 and 49761; Cable Ad: Micpi Constructors—12, Aceite Street- Te-

1 Manila Instalment Co., Inc., House- Ad leph. 6-73-66; P.O. Box 1009; Cable

hold and Office Furniture Sold on : Pavement

Easy Payments—407-411, Platerias

' Santa Cruz; Telcph. 22204; P.O. Manila Rubber Co., Manufacturers of

Mechanical Rubber Goods—Corner

Box; Cable Ad : Minco Beata and J. Certeza, Pandacan;

Teleph. 67643; P.O. Box 2251

Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc.,

1, Customs Brokers, Forwarders and Dis- Manila Supply, Electrical Supplies,

Sole Importers of Munkro Lamps—

1I tributors

49013; P.O.—121, basmarinas;

Box 1179; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Malit; 2056, Avenue Rizal; Teleph. 22174; P.O.

I Code: Bentley’s Box 2378

Martin Suaco, proprietor & manager

fci Manila Machinery and Supply Co., Manila Trading and Supply Co.,General

Inc., General Merchants and Machinery Merchants—Port Area; P.O. Box 744;

S': —675-681, Dasmarinas;

Telephs. 22458-9; P.O.Machy

Cable Ad: Box 607; Teleph. 23771; Cable Ad: Mantrade

Julius S. Reese, president

M Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., General W. H. Patterson, vice- do.

II Merchants & Importers— 509 511, Azcar- S. Chas.

W. Thompson,

Kurz, treasurer do.

| raga, Tondo; Teleph. 4-84-30; Cable G. R. Sales, secretary

| Ad: Mamer

T, E. P. Sandejas, pres.-manager Manila Terminal Co., Inc.—Pier No. 5,

H A. J. Mendoza, secty.-treasoref Port Area; P.O. Box 582: Teleph. 21661;

Cable Ad: Luistevco

’ h4ManilaTondo:Oxy Acetylene—

Teleph. 48454 1031, Azcarraga Manila Wine Merchants, Inc., The,

Wholesale

.MIJManila Polo Club—(Nee Associations —174, JuanWineLuna;

and Spirit

P.O. Merchants

Box 403;

sfjif and Clubs), Telephs. 4-90-57 and 4-90-58; Cable Ad :

Winetrade,

Alhambra ; Teleph. 2-17-61 37-39,

Retail Branch Office:

SiManila Publishing Oo. (A Division Calle Wise & Co., Inc., gen. managers

> : of Philippine Education Co., Inc.), E. P. S. Hooper, manager

Sellers of Subscription Sets of Books A. T. Bill, assist. d6.

Manila Yellow TaxiA.Cab

& B. Garage—477, Co., Inc.,

Mabini, N.

Ermita; Keystone Lodge and Council, No,

Teleph. 5-69-55 ; Cable Ad: Mytco 354,NoahS. C.—P.O. PoxPresident—James,

Chief and 238

Stevenson

Man kay an Gold Mines, Inc.— 501, Japhet and Sr. General—Henry,

Samanillo Building ; Teleph 2-26-46 : ShemShirley

and Jones

Jr. General—Samuel ErJ

P.O. Box 3190 McKain

A. M. Opisso, president Kecorder and ChancelOr — Benito-

Amos G. Beilis, vice-president Maneze

O. M.W. Shuman,

W. secretary-treasurer

Harris, director Treasurer—Emery Vines (P.N.C.)

F. de la Cantera, do. Conductor

macher — Thomas H. Fenster-j

J.Enrique Massip, do.

P. Heilbronn, do. Capt. of Guard — Duwald Allen;

Heminger

A. A. Brimo, do. Steward and Lt. of Guard—Burt

A. M. Bosado, do. Julian Beid (P.N.C.)

Manuel Pellicer y Go., Inc., Hatters, Inner Guard of Tower—Charles

Shirtmakers, Burnes

ing Goods—44,Tailors and Men’s

Escolta, Furnish-

Binondo; Te- O. Guard and Sentinel—Harry G.'

Ellsworth (P.N.C.)

leph.

Manuel21177;Pellicer,

P.O. Boxmanager

227 I. P. N. C. and P.—Arthur N. Ham-

mond

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Lodge Perla del Oriente, No. 1034, i

of Toronto — Kneedler Building, (On the Bolls of the Grand Lodge

Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 21504 of Scotland)—1132, California Street; I

Manukatok Mining Company, Inc.— P.O.K. Box 238 —James Taylor Irwin j

W. Master

P.O. Box 2747, Manila, Main Office : 229, I.Sr.P.Warden—Bert

Master S. Henry Jones.

Crystal

XorzagarayArcade; Teleph. 2-39-11. Mines :

Bulacan Swader

President—E. Santos Jr. Warden—Benito Maneze

Secretary—N. Arthur Hammond

Secty. -Treasurer—

Directors—J. L. B. J.Beyes

Arrastia, M. Valero. Treasurer—James

Chaplain — HarryStevenson (P.M.) ;■ :

G. Ellsworth

; C.E. Caguiat

C. Cruz, J. M. Feliciano and _Sr.(P.M.)

Mariano Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Ino., Jr. Deacon - Harry Taylor

Deacon-Thomas H. Fenster- j

Direct Importers—Uy Chaco Bldg.; macher

Dir. of Ceremonies—Emery Vines e

Teleph. 2-24-78; P.O. Box 22; Cable (P.M.)

Ad : Uychaco Stewards—Harry M. Hezekiah and ,

Lim Hian

Marshall Field

Co., Embroideries— InnerGuard—A. Duwald Heminger ;

901, Lepanto, Teleph. Tyler—A. William Parta

22398; P..O. Box 1642; Cable Ad:

Drumar Manila Aerie, No. 500, Fraternal Order | C.

K. H. Williams, manager ofTeleph.

Eagles—No. 6, Isla

2-14-74: P.O. Boxde355Romero; ; ;v

MASONIC Manila -s

Confucius Council, Knights of CornerEncampment,

San MacelinoNo.and1,1.0.O.F.—

California; , :::

Kadosh P.O.Wednesdays

4th Box 562. (Sessions

of EveryonMonth)

2nd and '!

Corregidor-

No. 3, F. Southern Cross Lodge,

& A. M.—Scottish Kite Manila Lodge, No. i, F. & A. M.— )

Temple, Scottish

Avenge Rite Temple, 912, Taft

Box 710 912, Taft Avenue: P. O.

Gautama Consistory — Manila

San Luis, Lodge, No. 761,

Ermita; B. P.21391

Teleph. O. Elks-| 1f

Grand Lodge of the Phillippines— Manu Chapter, Rose Croix—

MANILA 051

Mt. Akayat Lodge of Perfection — Methodist Teleph.

Book Room—638, Isaac Peral;

5-72 63; P. O. Box 756; Cable

Venerable Mastei- —Reuben l^evy

Senior Warden — John Arthur Ad:Rev.Endure E. E. Tuck, manager

CropperWarden — Paul Frederic

Junior

Whitacre Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Manila Inc.—

Orator—Albert John Brazee, Jr. 309, Bustos; Telephs. 22014 and 22020;

Almoner—Fred

K. C. C. H. Meek Holmes, 32° P.O. Box 743

Secretary—William Huse Chapman Mexican Consulate—(See Consulates)

Treasurer—Louis

Master of Ceremonies Michael —Hausman

Walter

Henry Schoening Metropolitan Theater Company—Me-

Expert—John William Ferrier tropolitan Theater Bldg.; Teleph.

Assistant Expert -Ernest August 23915 (Secretary); able Ad: Met.ro-

Heise

Captain of the Guard — Charles theco; P O. Box 2380

Robert Winn

Sentinel—Judge Henry Oswald Mindanao Lumber Co., Inc. — 660,

New Masonic Temple Association, Alvarado; 1254; Telephs.

Cable Ad:49721

Png. — Masonic Temple, Escolta ; BoxRafael Go Tauco,

Ramago

pres. & genl. mgr.

Teleph. 21505: P.O. Box 398 John Go Tauco, assist, manager

E. E. Elser, president

C. M. Cotterman, vice-president Mira Hermanos Inc., Agents and Dis-

W. Huse Chapman, secretary tributors for Swedish Safety Matches

W. W. Larkin, treasurer Olivenza Bueno, Corona, Vulcan, Na-

F. A. Delgado, director tional Costums Brands; American

L. M. Hausman, do. Cigarettes Malboro, H. Tareyton, Time

S. R. Hawthorne, do. Melachrino, Players and Others, Pipe

C. W. Rosenstock, do. Tobacco, Revelation,

Flycaster, BuckinghamHeine’s Blend

and Others,

F. H. Stevens, do. Pipes, Comoys, Loeve Orlik, BBB. Dr.

E. E. Wing, do. Plumb, Valfruit Products, Orange

E. E. Voss. do. Lemon and Others, Mosto Palacio Grape

Zapot Lodge, No. 29, F. and A. M.— Juice, Castillo’s

Iridinoid Pens and Inkstands,

Dental Perporate, Turron

Masonic Temple, Rosario, Cavite Monerris inOthers,

Tablets.Mondariz

GenuineMineral

Castile

Soap and

dEisic Service Station, Lubricating Oil, Water24140;

— Regina Building

P.O. Box 75;

; Teleph.

Cable Ad:

Gasoline, Grease,

Asphalt,Thuban

Wax, Compound,

Roofing — Mirahnos,

, Petroleum,

Corner Reina Regente and Soler, M. Mira Manila . and gen. mgr.

Perez, pres,

I Binondo; Teleph. 48560. Branch Station: J. Nunez Martinez, vice-president

|r;Ik Corner C.F. Limpo

MorenoLlofriu,

Vaga, treasurer

Nicolas San Fernando and Madrid, San A. de la Cruz, secretary

director

JMelteo Electric, Contractors and

|r Teleph.

Electricians—1050,

26258 Soler, Sta. Cruz; Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Importers

and Exporters—Head

Sub-Branches in Cebu, Office: Tokyo.

Iloilo, Davao.

iJwIenzi & Co., Inc., General Merchants— Manila Branch: National City 23151;

Bank

180, iuan Luna; Telephs.

C|, Box 603; Cable Ad : Casamenzi 48623-9; P.O. Building, 22, Juan Luna; Teleph.

P.O. Box 461; Cable Ad: Mitsui

■JMercantile

Banks) Bank of China—(See Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. —

National City Bank Building, 22, Juan

(Merritt, Luna, Binondo; Telephs.

Ads: 24145-24146;

[ ; Derham Frank Building.L.,PortShip

Area;Broker—

Teleph. P.O. Mitsubishi

Box 20; Cable Iwasakisal

2 ? 23246; P. O. Box 517; Cable Ad: Merritt anoF. Suzuki, manager

D&2 . MANILA

Monday Mail, Weekly Tabloid in English National Battery Service, StorageL.

—61 Muralla St., W.C.; Teleph. 2-14-94; Batteries, Sales and Service—1542®.

P. Paredes, Sampaloc; Teleph. 2335&J5!;

P.O.

Herald Box 601, Manila: Cable Ad:

Joses Araneta, editor National City Bank of New York—-

Ismeal B. Zapatta, gen. mgr. (See Banks)

Modern Bakery—139-141-143, Bustil- National 426,

Dental Supply, Inc.—Room*

los, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23415

Lei A. lam Escolta,Perez Samanillo

Binondo; Teleph.Building, 619,11

23831; Cable®

Ad: Phildenply

Monks, A. C.. Certified Public Ac- National Drug Store—539-541, Rizal

countant—2326, Juan Luna, Tondo; , Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21349; P.O.

Teleph. 49430; P.O. Box 571 Box 2239; Cable Ad: Nadrutore

Mo it eta’s Consulting, Designing and National Exchange Co., Inc., General

Engineering

Ermita; Telephs.Office

55504— 37,

(Office)Florida,

and Merchants -Philippines National Bank; ?

55604 (Residence) Building, Binondo; Teleph. 2-21-90; P.OJ

Box 1631; Cable Ad: Natex

Morgan Sales Co., Importers and Ex- National Library—Arroceros and Taft

porters—305, Masonic Temple, Bin- Avenue; Tejeph, 2-23-75

ondo; Teleph. 23675

Morton & Ericksen, Inc., Marine National Tin Smith Co. —1009, Rizal 5

Surveyors -Derham Building, Port Ave,P. M.StaCapace' Cruz; tTeleph. 25583

e, manager

District; Teleph. 22516; Cable Ad:

Morteric National University — (See Educa-' 1“

Motor Service Co., Inc.—Corner 13th tional)

and Atlanta Street, Port Area; Natividad, Graciano T., Attorney at|

Teleph. 2-28-51; P.O. Box 2282; Cable Law—303, Cu Unjieng Bldg.; Te- p

Ad : Mosec leph. 23390

Muller Phiprs

, (Manila), Ltd., Nell Co., Edward J., Machinery and1 f

Manu^aeturers Representatives—322, Mill Supplies, Air Conditioning--Nell 1

324, 326, 328, National City Bank Bldg., No. 1, T. Pinpin; Teleph. 2-29-75;|

Building Binondo; Teleph. 22971, P.Q, Box 164 ; Cable Ad: Neled

P.O. Box 1476; Cable Ad: Mulphico

Nelson & Co., C. B., Registered i

Murphy •& Co, J. A., Manufacturers’ Ship, Marine and Cargo Surveyors, |

Resresentatives — Room 504, Perez Official Measurers for New York

Samanillo Building,

1223; Binondo;

Ad: Teleph. Conference and Bulk Oil Shipment# t

22753;

Codes: P.O: BoxBentley’s

Acme, Cable

Private Jamur; —240, Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21713; ■

•T.G A.W.Murphy Cable Ad : Register

C. Sharpe O. B. Nelson, president & treas. [j

K. R.C. Sanderson

E. Stubo, vice-presiden and sec. ‘i

Nakashima, S , Importer

411, Reina Regeiite, Nearand Druggist—

Oriente Build- Cesareo Diomampo

ing, Binondo; Telephs. 49583 and 49953; Aquilino A. Siapno

P.O. Box 1653; Cable Ad: Nakashima Alberto Mercado

Jorge

LaureanoDiomampo

Cruz

Nakpil, Juan F„ Architect

Dakota, Ermita; Teleph. 56545 —611-615,

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products,.'

Ltd., Manufacturers of Daily Products

Nassoor, Inc., K., Importers—132, Juan —974, Azcarraga ; Telephs. 49821-3;

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 47589, P.O. Box P.O. Box 155; Cable Ad: Nestanglo; j

1468; Cable Ad: Kamel Codes : Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th

MANILA D53

Edition ; and at Iloilo, Cebu, Zam- Norddbutscher Lloyd Bremen (Ger-

boanga, Baguio, Legaspi and Davao man

H. Hansen, manager

A.C. pines)Steamship

(Formerly Agencies

Behn, Meyer(The& Co.

Philip-

and

G. F. Smith

Wood J: P. YVolil Zuellig

Agents) »f—c 59-63

nov Knobelsdorff),

Rosario, BinondoInc.,;

H. Loehler G.A.J. Shrubsole Telephs; 22324-22924-27358; P.O. Box

M. Hearn J.E. C.Hoffmann

Corthesy 298, Cable Ad: Nordlloyd

W. Martin

if INeuss, Hesslein Incorporated, Tex- Co., Exporters North American Trading and Import

>-tiles—144, Juan Luna, Binondo; 308, National City of Molasses—306 and

Teleph. 49085; P.O. Box 1336; Cable Binondo, Manila; Bank Building,

Teleph. 21788;

:i E Ad : Nehesco P.O.

Natico Executive Offices: 260,Sotodel,

Box 2157; Cable Ad: South

Neves, A. M, Importer of Candies Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

illI P and Manufacturers’

Espeleta, Stau Cruz; Teleph. Agent2-17-84;

— 231,

North Negros Sugar Co., Inc., Sugar

i f P.O. Box 1359; Ad: Cable Seven Manufacturers and Dealers — Chaco

Building (3rd Floor), Binondo; Telephs.

(New China Herald, Chinese Daily 21070 and 24392; P.O. Box 735; Cable

s Paper—'568, Misericordia, Santa Ad: Nonsuco

’ t. Cruz; Teleph. 24171; P.O. Box 1455 Norton ■& Harrison Co., Lumber and

SIew Orleans Commercial Co., Inc., Im- Offices: Hardware Dealers, Paints and Oils-

porters—892, Rizal Ave.; Teleph. 23688; Yards and 119, Mill:

13th Street, Port Area;

814, Echague, San

iiP.O. Box 1692; Cable Ad; Neworleans Miguel; Teleph. Private Exchange:

2-20-57; P.O. Box 782 ; Cable Ad:

New People Manufacturing Co.—550, Hoopton F. C. Hagedorn, president and treas.

pT.

. BoxPinpin

2768 Binondo; Teleph. 49958; P.O. C. W.A. L.Fossum,

Hart vice-president

New Plaza Hotel—Plaza Goiti, Corner A. E. Hagedorn

J. E. Norton

j of Rizai Avenue & Santa Cruz; Teleph. H. H. Harrison

It 22015;Edw.Cable Ad: proprietor

Mitchell, Plazahotel A. M. Celis, secretary

“ B. Hellmann, manager Norwegian Consulate—(See Consu-

Nicaraguan Consulate-^ Aee Consu- lates)

[ lates) Ohta Development Co., Planters, Im-

icHOLS Super Yarns and Carpets, g:>rters uilding,

and Exporters

Binondo;

— El Hogar

Telephs. 24128-9;

Fed., Inc.—Manila Hotel; Teleph. 22022, P.O. Box 1150; Cable Ad: Ohta,. Head

Cable Ad : Nicolsuper Office

Branch:: Kobe, TalomO;

JapanDavao, Mindanao.

INTelson Sales Company, “ F. & E,”

Lightning Checkwriters, Dicta Ong LongShares, & Co., Inc., Dealers in Real

■T phones'^ Repossessed Typewriters, Estates, Bonds, and

Drafts, Promis-

Adding Machines, etc.—110, Escol- ory Notes, Securities

Administrators of Estates, Mortgages,

etc. — 191,

I ta; Teleph. 2-19-51; Cable Ad: Muelle de Binondo; Teleph. 48410; P.O.

>J; Checko Box 1477; Cable Ad: Onglongco; Codes:

Ning

5th Edn., Acme and Private

1‘ -j» Dealers

tramuros;andTeleph.

1'ailors—86-90,

28325; P.O.Box Real,1109

In Guillermo Dy Buncio, president

i Nippon

! —CornerBazaar,

PlazaThe,Imports

Moraga and Export, OngWholesale

and Escolta. Siu Gee &(TobaccoCo., Tobacco Leaf Licence

Dealers Dealers

1 . Binondo; L-3-3127), Consignee and Commission

4$-Cable Ad: Teleph.

Nippon 21121; P.O. Box 396; Teleph. Merchants — 237, Soler, Binondo;

48267; P.O. Box 1404

O’Bacca Confectionery Co., Inc., Pampanga Sugar Mills, Central;

Candy, Chewing Gum, Chocolate and del Carmen, Del Carmen, Pam-

Biscuit Manufacturers and Barraca,

Importers—O’liacca General panga Province—Manila Office: 6th!l

Corner Urbiztondo ;Building Telephs. 49633- Floor, Soriano Building, Juan Luna,

49666; P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: Teleph. L.

22171; Cable Ad: PasumiL

Weinzheimer, general mgr.

Oracca. City Branch: Opposite Divi-

soria

Japan Market; Buying Dept. : Osaka, Panama, Consulate of—(See Con-

A. Tsutsui, president sulates)

T.S. Murase, vice-do, treas. and mgr. Paper Box Manufacturers (United*!

Castro, secty. States Shoe Co.)—286, San Marcelinoi

Oriental Furniture, Inc., Contractor Teleph. 57261; P.O. Box 275

R. A. McGrath, pres. 1

and Manufacturer of All Kinds of

Household Furniture, Office Furni- Paracale-Gumaus Consol?dated

ture, iStore Equipment, Phonograph Mining Co. — Main Office: 414,!

Cabinets, Bowling Alleys and HeacockMine Building, Manila; P. O. Box?

Dental Cabinets—324, T. Pinpin, 2146. Camarines Norteand Mill: Paracale, !

Minondo; Teleph. 26057 W. W. Harris, president

Oriental Glass Palace, Glass, Mirror, G. L. Rickard, secretary

Picture Frame and Importer and Directors—P.

R. S, Springer,A. Mayer, H. A. Wendt,

J. C. Klasson, S. J, IjE

Manufacturer —

Binondo; Teleph. 49666 433-435, Sto. Cristo, | Wilson and I. Reich

C. Choa, proprietor

Paraguay, Consulate of—(See Con-

Oriental Saw Mill, Contractors, Buil- | sulates)

ders and Lumber Dealers—313,Tanduay, !

Quiapo;

Cable Ad:Telephs. 22162-3;Code:

Osmuareto; P.O.A.B.C.

Box 2042;

5th |j Paramount Films of Philippine*},

edn. Tno.—Teleph. 21322; P.O., Box 5871

Cable Ad: Paramount

Ortigas, Jr., Francisco, Lawyer—120, !

Legarda, Sampaloc; Teleph. 22310 Parlatone Hispano - Filipino Inc.-;l

Santos Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz;

Otis Telepb. 27081; P.O. Box 2078: Cable)

Sales, Elevator

Erection Company,

and Service Elevator

— 15, |j Ad : Parlatone

Banquero; Teleph. 24337; P.O. Box 847; j

Cable Ad: Lyndentree Parsons Hardware Co., Inc. —

R. C. Joub'ert, manager 805,O. Eehague, Manila;Ad:Teleph.

P. N.B. Domingo;

Artesian Teleph.

Water 68817; Ill, I| P. W.

Co., Inc.P.O.— Box Box 422; Cable Parsons 218291

Parsons, pres.

647: Cable Ad: Artesian R. Inchausti, vice-pres.

Pacific Commercial Co., Importers and I Banks) Bank and Trust Co.—(,S'«6

Peoples

Exporters—National

Binondo; City Bank Bldg., j

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Pacomeco23361; P.O. Box 780; I Peoples Mortgage and Investment

Co,—'Corner Da-smarinas & David 1

Palace Bazaar, Importers and Ex- | gage Teleph. 2-19-91; Cable Ad; Mort-

portera—Arias Building; Teleph. 22885 j Amos G. Beilis, chairman • of, the1

Palace Theatre—325, Ronquillo; Teleph. I W.board Douglas, president

23225; H. S.P.O. Box 56general manager

Everett, Allen L. Dwyre, Vice-president and

secretary

Palomo, Gaudencio, ImporterEvery

and Kind

Gen- |I Ladislao Samson, treasurer

ofera!Remnants,

Merchant; Specialty:

Textile, Silks, Rayons, i Directors—AmosG.

A.Douglas,

A. Bryan,

Beilis (chairman),

H. Wolfson,

J. Belden,E. W.

Leathers, Velvets—

Manila; Teleph. 2-81-92 1061, Azcarraga, j Julian M

Grimm and A. L. Dwyre

MANILA D55

j People’s Press, Inc., Publishers of Philippine Aromatic Cigarete

ufacturing Co., Inc., Manufacturers Man-

D-M-H-M Newspapers (Debate, Ma- and

IliI buhay,

W, 0.; Herald,2-14-94

Telepti. Mail)—61 Muralla St.,

(Connecting All ing Exporters

Tobacco —of555,Cigarettes

F. B. and Smok -

Harrison,

Departments); P. 0. Box 601, Manila; Pasay, Bizal; Telephs. 5-19-21 and 5-10-

28; P.O. Box 1555; Cable Ad: Philaroma

Cable Ad: Herald VicenteNubia,

Chan pro-manager

Quep, manager

J. Amado Araneta, president Ralph

Carlos P. Romulo, publisher Lim An, president

Ismael B. Zapatta, gen. mgr. Dr. Marcelo Nubia, director-secretary

Peoples Shoe Co.—98-118. Soler, Binon- Philippine Auto Supply Co.—720, Rizal

db; Teleph. 49786 ; P.Q. Box 2034 Avenue; Stanta Cruz; Teleph. 21077

Chua Chiong Pio & Co., props.

Perez Samanillo, Rafael, General Mer- Philippine Button Corporation—828-

: chant--116-122, Juan Luna : Teleph. 840, Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

I 49094; P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad: Samanillo 22887; P.O. Box 29; Cable Ad: Petwalo

ManuelPerez

^ Rafael PerezRosales,

Rosales, powerdo atty

Miguel Perez Rosales, do Philippine Education

ers, Booksellers andCo., Inc., Publish-

Stationers—101-

103, Escolta; Teleph. 22131; P.O. Box

Persian Carpet House, Persian Rugs 620,Verne Cable Ad: Pecoi

E.G. Miller, presdt. & gen’l, mgr.

y and Curio Dealers—49, Escolta, David Gunnell, vice-presdt. and

I Binondo; Teleph. 23525; P.O. Box treasurer

II 2096 ; Cable Ad : Priassbro Robert N. Miller, 2nd vice-presi-

' Peruvian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) dent & gen. sales mgr.

Roy D. Bennett, manager(Educational

Dept.) and 2nd vice-president

[^Philippine Acetylene Co., Oxy-Acety- Geo. H. Louis, mgr. (Wholesale Dept.)

P lene Welding, Welding xlpparatus, Phil. Crovat, mgr. (Paper Dept.)

I j Oxygen,(Hydrogen and Acetylene Gases, Carl Orton, manager (Retail Dept.)

II Acetylene Goods—281, Calle Cristo- Proprietors ami Publishers of: "

IftIAd; bal. Pac.y;

PhilacetTeleph. 5-69-17; Cable Propr Manila City Directory

C.LeoM.K.Cotterinau, president ietors oj. :

Manila Publishing Co. (Subscription

Geo. P.Cotterman, vice-presdb.-treas.

Kearney, secretary Book Dept.)

Carlos Cabrera, manager

hilippine Advertising Corporation— Frank k Co. (Manufactg. Stationers)

ifl] 49, Escolta; Teleph. 23525: P.O. Box McCullough Printing Co. (Printers)

« 2906; Cable Ad: Pacor Hoy Barcal, manager

[Philippine Aerated Water Co. —7 -720, Philippine Engineering Co., Inc.—936,

' Raon, Quiapo; Teleph. 2230r5; P.O. Box

41(| P.O.

Misericordia,

Box 2.764Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21153: 786; Cable Ad: Philenco

[Philippine xAeriai. Taxt Co —Grace Philippine Teleph. Exposition, Inc. — Wallace

Ej| Park Airport; Telephs. 24330 and Field: 2-38-91; P.O. Box

1149 ; Cable Ad : Philex

a| 24339, Cable Ad: Piairtaxco

W. R, Bradford, manager

J. H. Marsman, present president Philippine Fish Co., Fish Importers

B. H. Ohnick, vice-pres.

jjl C. Estrait, asst. pres. Teleph, 23181: P.O. Box 2311; Gable

| H. J. Belden, secretary Ad : Philfisihco

lI|hilippine American Drug Co. (Bo- Philippine Foreign Trading Co., Ltd.

tica Boie) (Founded 1830)—95, Escolta;

Tj i Teleph. 23281; P.O. Box 299; Cable General Merchants—253, Espeleta, Sta.

Cruz; Teleph. 23490; P.O. Box 1276,

Ad: Boie Cable Ad: Lobunchay

D56 MANILA

Philippine Fukniture Factory, Fur- Philippine Lumber Manufacturing

niture Manufacturers and Dealers Co., Lumber Manufacturers and

—352-356, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Dealers—16-30,Soler, Tondo; Teleph.

Feleph. 24251 49608;

Mahogany P. O. Box 763; Cable Ad:

Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc., The

(Fidelity, Surety, Fire Insce. Co.)—

Insular Life Building, Binondo; “Philippine Magazine”(AMonthly Illus-

trated Publication of General Cir-

Teleph. 2-24-31: P.O. Box 128; Cable culation)—2li7, Dasmarinas; Teleph.

Ad: Filgar 49376.

(Nee Insular Life Assurance Co.) A. Y. H. Hartendorp, editor and!

Philippine Hosiery Mills, Inc., proprietor

Manufacturers of Hosiery—451-453, Philippine Manufacturing Co. — 244,

Juan Luna: Teleph. 49994; P.O. David, Binondo; Telephs. 22476-424;:

Box 1858 P.O. Box r.63;Codes

Commercial Cable Ad: Philmaco; All

A. Landahl, president and treas. Fred Berry, vice-president and gen’

K. York)

Landahl, vice-president, (New manager

John Landahl, director C. A. Kestler, vice-pres.

M. S. Kestler, treasurer

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship

Co.—{See The Robert Dollar Co.) Philippine Match Co., Ltd.—Office: < ,

P. Paterno; Teleph. 28502; P.O. Box 357;

Philippine Land Improvement Company, Cable Ad: Matches

Proprietors of “Northern Hills” and

of“ Sangandaan

“ Rizal AvenueHeights,”

HillsAdministrators

” and Sales Philippine Milling Co. — Operating

Sugar Central at San Jose, Mindoro.

Agents of “Grace Park Subdivision.

Selling Lots on Instalment Plan; Big General Managers: Elizalde & Co., Inc.

Discount for Cash Payments—3rd Floor, Teleph. Board 22792;

of P. O. Box 121 Charles

Directors—Rev.

Soriano Building,2-14-57

Binondo; Telenhs. PlazaandCervantes,

2-24-19 Beurms, Juan Elizalde, C. Parsons,

Salvador Zaragoza, president P. Campos, M. J. Santos, E.

Yrezabal and J. M. Cajucom

M. N. Tuason, vice-president & treas. Juan Elizalde, president

R. H. Davila, secretary C.E. Parson, vice-president

J. Rickards, director

J. A. Araneta, do-. T. M.Yrezabal,

Cajucom,treasurer

secretary

G. V.Valdes' , _ cashier

do. P. de Ocampo, asst, secretai’y

Cobarrubias* Celso Lobregat, manager

H.

D. I).Araujo,

Nerecina,M. property

Ramos clerk

and F. Philippine Motor Alcohol CorporationJ (|

Tecson, salesmen Alcohol distillers

V. R, Abellana, accountant Motor

colas; Telephs. 49645-55;Building,

Fuels—Palanea San Ni-

P.O. Box691

Philippine

tional) Law School—(Nee Educa- Philippine National Bank — (See

Banks)

Philippine

-109, Long

Plaza Distance

Sta. Cruz; Telephone

Teleph. 65; Co.

P.O. Philippine Net& Braid Manufacturing

Box 444; Cable Ad: Longdistance Co.,

49585;Inc.—367-369,

P.O. Box 320;Juan

CableLuna; Teleph.

Ad: Tagal

Theo V. Halsey, presdt. (U. S- A.)

J. E. H. Stevenot, ex-vice-presidt. Paulino M. Sampedro, manager

Philippine

Ltd., SawnLumberLumber and Exportation Co., Philippine Refining Co., Inc., Coconut!

Logs Exporters

—Office: 758, Legarda, Sampaloc; P.O. Oil Manufacturers—1035,

Teleph. 56951; P.O. Box 1624;IsaacCableferal;:

A

Box417; Cable Ad: Nibiki; Codes:

and Bentley’s. Saw Mill: Casiguran, Acme Philreco

Tayabas.Office:

KobeYusen

OfficeBuilding

: Meikai Building. Kenneth

mgr. B. Day, vice-pres.

Tokyo Cleve Callaway, manager

MANILA. D57

Philippine Shell-Craft Corporation Port Lamon Lumber Co., Logs and

—P.O. Box 672; Cable Ad: Shell- Lumber Dealers and Export Mer-

l craft. ShowTeleph.

room and

2-29 iietail 124, chants

Store: and Nacional-Office : 8, Muelle

: Teleph. 21964; del Banco

San Luis; 25; Factory

Office: 243, Otis, Paco; Teleph. 5 r 9-57; gal. 254; Cable Ad: Lamon orP.O.Madri-

Box

Branch Store: Manila Hotel Lobby Mill at Port Lamon, Surigao,

L. Kifkin, president & gen. mgr. Mindanao

Madrigal A Co., gen. managers

S. Rifkin, vice-pres. & asst. mgr.

A. da Silva, sales manager

Porta, Pueo y. C14, Commission Mer-

Philippine Steelhouse, Inc., Steel chants—212; Magallanes, Intramuros:

Teleph. 21069; P.O. Box 57; Cable

House Manufacturers—4, Calle Otis; : Ad: Pueo

''I ‘ Teleph. 5 47-35; C^ble Ad :

George B. Asp, C. E., manager Steelhouse

Portuguese Consulate - (See Consu-

. Philippine Stenotype, The—411, Ma- lates)

! sonic Temple, Binondo; Teleph. Presby, S. A4 Manufacturers' Agent

23675 —Insular Life Bldg.; Teleph. 22834;

Philippine Sugar Estates Develop- P.O. Box 1379; Cable Ad: Disap

i ment Co., Ltd., The—246, Anda In-

'.j.tramuros; Teleph. 23793; P.O. Box Prudential Mining Co., Inc., The-

p 1310; Cable Ad: Philsugar 501, Samanillo Building; Teleph. 2-

Philippine Tannery Co., Inc., The— 26-46; P. O. Box 3094

A M. Opisso, president

I; 431, Misericordia, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. Jorge L. Araneta, vice-president

I ' 2-55-34; Cable Ad: Pliltanco F Bertram de Lis, treasurer

it Tomas Arguelles, president Jos6 P. Fernandez, director

I Philippine Trading Co., The, General Claudio R. de Luzuriada, do.

I ; Merchants—'230, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Santa Ramon F. Campos, do.

1 Cruz; Teleph. 27723; P.O. Box 1948 Jose Gaston, do.

Jules Dreyfus, do.

I /Philippine Trust Company- (Nee Banks) Charles Beurms, do.

Miss Julia Casanovas, secretary

1; Philippine Vegetable Oil Co., Inc.— Pujalte Lumber Co., Commission Mer-

1 Pureza, Santa Mesa; Teleph. 67512; P.O. chants and Consignees, Lumber Dealers

• Box 843; Oahle Ad: Vedgoil & Exporters—Office: Room 3, Plaza

ji Ramon Lacson, manager Moraga, Binondo: Teleph. 21026; P.O

n!Pickett Harness Co., Wardrobe, Trunks, Box 212

H|i Suit - cases,General

HandRepairing

bags, ofAeroplane

Luggage, Pure

Luggage,

|:8. - Tetuan

English Street;

Bits; Stirrups and Spurs!—300, The, Cane

MolassesMolasses

MerchantsCo.A Exporters—

(P.I.), Inc.,

300, Misericordia, Sta. 432, Samanillo Building; Teleph. 23432;

w#r Gruz; Pickett;Teleph.

Codes: 52-10-43; Cable Ad: P.O. C.BoxParsons,

1307; Cable Ad: Canemola

Trade, A.B.O. Bentley’s),

th, Western Universal

Union N, C. Irvine,president

gen. mgr.

|P 5-Letter Pacijico Ocampo, secretary.

Ik Jno. T. Pickett, .proprietor

' J. S. Herranz, manager Puyat & Sons, Inc., GoNzalo, Manufac-

LPohoomull Brothers (Grand Indian turers of Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys,

If' Bazaar), De ders in Silks and Dry Goods and FurnitufeL-PuyUt Building, 727,

—178, Rosario, Binondo; Teieph. 49494; Soiana Intramuros ; Telephs. 21002 and

23463: P.O. Box 404

P.O- Box 195; Cable Ad: Pohoomull

t!Poon Ka & Co., Importers and Exporters Quiasqn ,& Co., Ijstc.j C.., Pi&no Im-

porters and Dealers—338, Raon ;

w P.O. -447,BoxNueva, Binondo;

910; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Poonka 47647; Ad: Teleph. 26506; P.O. Box 1516; Cable

Poon Ping, manager Quiasonco, Manila

D58 MANILA

E. C. A. Communications, Inc.—In- Rizal Cement Co., Manufacturers of'd

sular Life Building; Teleph. 22601-2; Portland Cement—8, Muelle del Banco j s

P.O. Bon 446; Cable Ad: Radio- Nacional, P.O. Box

Binondo: Telephs. 21962 f

254; Cable Ad: CarbonRizal

or

oorp. Madrigal. Factory at Binangonan,

Radio Supply and Sekvick Co., Inc., Madrigal & Co., gen. managers j

Radios, Spare Parts, Accessories,

eta—698, Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz; Rizal Lumber—532, F. B. Harrisopi

Teleph. 24305; P.O. Box 1390: Cable Pasay; Teleph. 51463

Chu Liong, manager

Ad : Radiosusser

Ram Car, Inc., Operating Caro Electrical Rizal Park Co., Inc., The. Real Es-

tate—Paterno Building, Sta, Cruz;

Service, Manufacturers

Batteries (Trademark of Oriental

Registered), Sales Teleph. 23970; P.O. Box 1402 |

& Service, Electrical Appliances & Re-

pair, Auto Accessories and Spare Parts Robles Transportation, Land and s

TheAutAuto Service Carriage

> Repairing, General Water,

Station: Factory, (Electrical and Charging [

Battery)—Main Office: 543, Sto.j ~

Parting and Upholstering; and Sepulcro, Paco; Telephs. 57326 and

The Ramcar Super Service: Complete 57252;

Maintenance, Special Lubricating Gabriel Branch Office: 15, Sanj

Binondo: Teleph. 21735

Service,DayGasoline,

Open and NightOils and Tires. Roces & Co., Inc., Sporting Goods,.: B

110-116, Padre Faura, Ermita Firearms

Ramirez, J. V., Real Estate and Fire 22188; Plaza Goiti,and Santa

Ammunition — 129,! Iu.:

Cruz; Teleph.|

Insurance Agent—5, Plaza Cervan- Rocecia P.O. Box 1410; Cable Adi p

tes, Binondo; Teleph. 22535; P.O Ramon Roces, president

Box 1144; Cable Ad: Jotaerre

J. V. Ramirez, manager Roosevelt

SteamshipSteamship

Agents—Trade Agency, Inc., >-r.i

& Commerce|

Rawpluos and Rawplug Tools--460- Building; Teleph. 21521; P.O. Box 624; •

466, Dasmarinas;, P.O, Box 767 Cable Ad: Roosteamco;

A. E. Clegg, president All Codes

E. Viegelmann, agent F. R. Hanson, vice-president

Rennolds Co., Wm. H., Importers and Ex- A gents for :

porters—129, Juan Luna; Teleph. 49667 : Kerr Steamship Co., Inc., New ,

P.O.W. Box 1473; Cablepres.Ad: Rennolds

H. Rennolds, York (Silver Line. Ltd.)

W. H. Rennolds, Jr., vice-pres. S. & J. Thompson, Ltd., London |

F. Azaola, secty. Silver - Java - Pacific Line (Joint j |j

Services of Silver Line, Ltd. ; t

Reptile Store, The, Manufacturers of and Pacific-Java-Bengal Line) i \

Reptile Leather; Snake, Lizard and

Crocodile Novelties—28, DaveyBoxBovld., KawasakiLine,Risen

Prince Ltd.,Kaisha,

LondonKobe

Ermita; Teleph. 23927; P.O. 2893; Transatlantic Steamship Co., Ltd.,

Cable Ad: Rowei proprietor Gothenburg

R. Weidemann, Rosendo Dychauco, Hoc Ho Bee.

Reynoso & Sons, Emilio, Painters and General Direct Importer—318-320;

Sto. Cristo St.; Teleph. 4 93-60; .

Contractors—Room 107, 20, Escolta, Cable Ad : Rdychauco

Binondo; Teleph. 29284

Rialto Studio — 456, Dasmarinas; Ross, Lawrence & Selph. Lawyers— •

National City Bank Bldg., (4th i

Teleph. 23619; P.O. Box 541.

Florentino S. Ang, manager and Floor), Binondo : Teleph. 21327: P.O.f f

photographer Box 781; Cable Ad : Sevan*

Rut Hermanos, Inc.. Dealers and Im- Rosenstock, C. W., Promotor and Mining j

porters of Trunks, Saddles, Suit- Stocks—124. T. Pinpin Binondo; Teleph.

cases and Other 2-25-76: P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad: Rosen-| ■

623, Escolta; P.O. Fine

Box378; Leather

CableGoods—

Ad :Riu stock

MANILA 1)59

5 Roxas y CoMPAfiiA, Sugar Manufac- Salacot Mining Co.—3rd FI., People’s

[ turers—Soriano Building; Teleph.22042; Bank & Trust Co. Bldg.; Teleph.

1: P.O. Box 1459; Cable Ad: Roxas

| i Antonio Roxas Gargollo, partner 2-34-48; P.O. Box 1525; Cable Ad: Samic

A. W Ralston, president

n and general manager Carl Hess, J r,, vice-president

Eduardo Roxas Gargollo, partner F Segado, secretary & treasurer

and general manager Casimiro L. Garcia, asst, secretary

Q Jose Roxas Gargollo, partner and treasurer

Miguel Simon, director

1 Royal Dry Cleaning, Dyers and

Myer Harris, do.

Cleaners—614, R. Hidalgo, Quiapo; Rafael R. Alunan, do.

j; Teleph. 25954 J. B. Hoover, director

1: C. Nazario, proprietor Placido Mapa, do.

1Royal Soft Drinks Plant—57-75, SanManufacturers—Chaco Carlos Milling Co., Ltd., Sugar

Bldg., Bin-

p Gen. Solano; Teleph. 23574 ondo; Teleph. 21014; P.O. Box

(See San Miguel Brewery) 1863; Cable Ad : Scarlosco

Russell, C., Civil Engineer, Member, SanEstate—.227, Francisco del Monte Inc., Real

David; Teleph. 21636; P.O.

American Society of Civil En-

tgineers — Room 6, Derham Building, Box 528

MueUe de San Francisco and 13th

Street,

Box 1411-PortCable

Area;

Ad:Teleph.

Russell 23489; P.O. Sanetc.—40,

Juan Mine, Building, Plumbing,

N. Domingo, San Juan del

Monte, Rizal; Teleph. 68842

t Russell & Co., Ship, Freight Pro-

‘ duoe, Coal and General Brokers—

: 8, Muelle del Banco Nacionai; Teleph. Santral Miguel Brewery, Inc. — Cen-

S 21670; P.O. Box 982; Cable Ad: Hustle; 21212;Office: 132, Aviles Street; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Samiguel

\» Codes: Scott’s 10th

edn., Bentley’s and Boe edn.. A.B.C. 5th Beer and Ice Shipping Dept,—132,

Aviles St.; Teleph. 21224

j Russian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Liquid Carbonic Plant (Liquid &

Solidified C02) — 132. Aviles

Street; Teleph. 21212

SaSsater & Company (Opticians), Royal Soft Drinks Plaut — 57-75,

: Manufacturing and Importing Optician, Gral Solano St. ; Teleph. 23574

• I —76, Ice and Cold Storage Plant—57-

P.O. Escolta,

Box 2104;Binondo; Teleph.Sabater

Cable Ad: 22362;

109, Gral Solano St.; Teleph. 23571

| Dr. Manuel Sabater, pres. & gen. Magnolia Dairy Products Plant—

f1- Dr.mgr.Carmen Sabater, vice-pres. & 660, Echague St.; Teleph. 21901

assist, mgr. Andres Soriano, president

Dr. Amparo Sabater, assist, mgr. Antonio Brias, managing dir.

Miss Josefina Sabater, treasurer N. Nyborg, asst, managing dir.

i M. Ramirez de la Vaca, secretary M. H. Ruppel, sales manager

1 and accountant A. G. Z6boli, secretary

M. Diotay, chief clerk R. G. Riis, asst, sales manager

|| F- N.Santamaria, asst. do. Ramon Valdes Pica, asst. secy.

Oracion, clerk

A. Reyes, do. Sanitary Steam Laundry Go., Inc.,

j D. Cruz, chief mechanic The — 908-918, Arlegui, Quiapo;

I. Sumulung, mechanic Telephs. 24441-4; P.O. Box 529; Cable

E. Reyes, do. Ad: Sansteam

A. Flores

Amando Reyes Thomas J. Wolff, pres. & gen. mgr.

D60 MANILA

1

Santa Clara Lumber Co., ino., Ar- Siamese Consulate—(AVe Consulates) !

. cfaitfects,; Laginebrs, , .ContEftctors and

Lumber Dealers — 90} -903, Dagupan, Simeon O. Scan, Hardware and Painfj

Tondo;

Box 1711;Telephs.

UaWe Ad: 499,39Saclahmico

:and 49741; P.O- Dealer—324 and 326, Echague; Tei

lephs. 22146 & 22147; P.O. Box 252’;

Santa Mesa DaIry I^arm- -902, Cordele- j Cable Ad : Sosuan

Simeon O. Suan, president

ria, Santa Mesa; Teloph. 6-70 73; P. | Gregorio Vizcaya manager

O. Box 1566; Cable Ad: Santa Dairy

Singer Sem'ing Machine Co.—Centra}

Santa Rosa Mining Co.—Head Office: Office : 703-713, Reina Regente: Tele

312, Crystal Arcade. Mines at: J. phone 49628; P.O. Box 453

W. E. Maxey, general agent

Pafiganiban, Cam. Norte

Pres.—V. Singson Enoarnacion Sinukuan Aerated Water Factory-

Gen. Manager—G. P. Nava 415, Moriones, Tondo; Teleph. 49697

Treasurer—P.

Secretary—-DornteoAngiildde Leon P.O. Box 1657: Cable Ad: Sinukuan

Board of Directors—V. Singson Macalayac

proprietorsCo., Ld., co-partnership

Encarnacion (president), G. P. j

Nava (vice-pres.

P. Angulo (treasurer), Salva- ! and Contractors—347, San Marce

dor Araneta, T. Teodoro, G. lino; Teleph. 57421: P.O. Box 2764

Montinola and C. Tuason

Santiago & Co. —1929, Felix Huertas, Sirius Trading Corporation—La. De 1

Sta,. Cruz; Teleph, 2-61-80; Cable Ad: fensa Sta.

Building, Corner of Plazj

Cruz and Ongpin 957-

Santi, Teleph. 2-22-34; P.O. Box 1783

Santillan Dr. Jose, Physician and Cable Ad : Marcodurum

Surgeon — 165, Blumentritt, Sta. | Siy Cong Bieng & Co,, Inc., Importer

- ..Cruz ; ..Teleph. 841234 Exporters, Commission Merchants—12:

Santos, Dr. Isidoro De, Physician- 49047 Juan Luna, Binondo; Telephs 490b

Ides, Buildip.g M. de Santos, San Ad : Syoongbeng and 49048; P.O. Box 18; Oabh

Nicolas; Teleph. 49687 Siy Chong Keng, president and mgr

ScHfriTZLEfi Sons, Steel, Textiles—957- Smith, Bell & Co., —

957, Ongpin; Teleph. 22234; P.O. and Importers, Shipping Ltd., Exported

Box 1080; Cable Ad : Schnitzler and Insur

ance. Agents—Hongkong k Shanghg;1

Bank Building;

Sehwani & Co., B. I., Direct Importers Box 311; Cable Ad: Bell. BrancheJ Teleph. 23131; P.O

' offorSilk and Cotton Goods, Sole

Silvertown Tires, Tnbes and Tennis Agents in Cebu, Iloilo, Legaspi, Tabacqj

Shoes — Main Office: 490, Juan Cagayan de Misamis, Ligao & Bui

H. T. Fox, managing director

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 4-96-39: G. W. Sinclair, asst. do.

P. O. Box 2881. Branches: A. J. Balls, Silay,director

Victoria and Baoolod, La Carlota. N. J. MacLeod, do.

Occidental Negros T. Millar, do.

D.. B. Sebwani, managing propr. D. C, Brown

Seng Kee ct Co., General Merchants and K. Bruns

J.A. M.J. Cameron L.I. Edgar

Fox

Importers--622,

leph. 49720; P.O. Nueva,

Box Binondo;

1117; Cable Te-

Ad: Gkailin J. Garcia

W. G. Rimmer

Sengkee; Code: Bentley’s A. Gisbfert

E. W. Ingram J.G. M.L. Sullivan M. Scott

A.A. Chon, mgr.

Ben jin, asst. mgr. H. V. Jones

A. T. Kay A.A. J.Wagner

Tyre

Shau, Charles C., General Merchant- G.G. L.A.M.R. Mprrison

Knowles W. G. Wlaker

613, Magdalena Street: Teleph. Cebu

47658: P.O. Box 1438 G. Walfor 1 H C. D. Johnstoi

MANILA D61

II Solingen Tool Corporation — 178. Assistants— ,

I Juan Luna ■ P.O. Box 3118 O.A. Auenz R. H. Helm

Aymaifli J.W.R.S. Hetdman

0. T. Bauman Hoover

i.'Bolooai*' Development Co., Lt^d., Tue G. S. Brown F.D. A.K. Johnson Huse

ij Patemo Building, Santa Cruz Bridge,

|S.' SantaCruz;Teleph. 33970; P.O. Box !402 J.H. F.P. Carlz

Byrd J.C. C,K. Jones

McClelland

R! G. Doolan C. H. Perkins

Soriano Y Csa., A., Administrations, A.P. Drakefori!

?! I . Insurance, Stocks, Real Estate—5th C.R. W. Edmunds G.H. N.J. Schlereth

D. Everest

Rohrer

| Floor Edificio Soriano, Plaza (Cer- L A. Garrard G.J. W. Shamon .

: | vantes, Manila; Teleph. 2-30-81; G. E. Hanaford H, White

I P.O. Box 3223; Cable Ad: Sorox; Installation Supts.—

, I Codes: Colon, Bentley’s, A.B.C. D.N. E-E. Holeman .1 F. M. Rich

I ! ‘ 5th edn. Improved Johnson I W. G. Scott

| Andres Soriano, president Star Bicycle Store, Dealers in Bicy-

John R. Schultz, vice-prfes.

cles — 751, Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz:

|‘ A.\ntonio P. Roxas,general

M. Macleod, vice-pres.

manager Teleph. 23044; P.O. Box 1277

i’ Angel M Varela, asst, treasurer

II and secretary States Steamship Company, Ship Own-

Jaime de Castellvi., asst, treas and ers, Agents & Brokers—Grd. Floor,

I manager ('Insurance Department) Soriano Bldg., Binondo; Telephs.

23122-3 4-5: P.O. Box 764; Cable Ad:

‘«:ili iSouth Seas Trading Co., Manufac- Statesline C. F. Sharp, general agent

turers of Hand Made Lingerie—17- RobertH. Latta, assist, operating

gen. agentmgr.

|l 29, Aviles, San Miguel: Teleph. John Cook, district,

I 23156 ; Cable Ad : Sudseatrad Sydney J. Albright, Orient pas-

senger agent

Spanish Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Genercd Oriental A ge/nU;

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation

Co. of San Francisco

Spencer Kellogg &, Sons (Philippines), American Pioneer Line, operated

Inc., by Roosevelt Steamship . Co..

Tomas Coconut Claudio.OilPandacan:

Manufacturers—

Teleph. Managing Inc. of New York

Agents for:

i 6-75-52; Cable Ad: Spenkelson

■ H. Dean Hellis, vice-pres. & trea. United States Maritime Commis-

sion

J L. E. Kline, secretary

i Squires Bingham (Jo., Importers —15, Stearns & Go., FRbbiaEicK, Manufacturing

1 ’ Plaza Goiti; Teleph. 21301; Cable Ad: Pharmacists Teleph.

— 635, Sales,

21028; P.O. Box

Sta. Cruz;

269

its: , Squib Ar L- Alsobrook, representative.

Standard Iron Works—713, Azcarraga, Sterling Products International, Inc.,

New York, Export Sales Subsidiary

, Tondo; Teleph. 47315; P.O. Box 2810 for the Bayer Co., Chas. H. Phillips

Chemical CD., R L. Watkins Co;,

Standand-VaCucm Oil Co. — Metro- and Sterling Products, Ihc.—^Mani-

politan Theatre Bldg.; Teleph. 22481; laDasmarinas; Office : Gibbs Building, 670, Calle

Teleph. 2-38-39; P.O.

2 P.O. Box 436; Cable Ad : Standvac Box 1162; Cable Ad: Pharmanila

I F.E. Schradieck,

H. Noble, asst, mgr.manager

of the Philippines Agencies:

Chas. H. Phillips Chemical ..Co.,

1 Attorneys— New York .

A. P. Ames I J. A. Parrish Bayer Co., New York

C.R. E.P. Douglas

Casey I! E.F. L.S. Reed

Richards R. L. Watkins Co., New York

C. A. Larsen R. R. Sage Sterling Products, Inc., New York

DQ-2 MANILA

Sugar News Co. and Sugar News Press, Tabaqueria de la Compania Genera: 1,

Inc., Printers & Publishers—671, de Tabacos de Filipinas (Factory!

Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21275-6; P.O. “La Flor de la Isabela”), Cigar an<| :

Box 514: Cable Ad: Suctose; Codes: Cigarette Manufacturers—57, Escolta|

P.O. Box 75; Cable Ad: Tabaealer|4

Bentley’s

Sun Automotive Shop and Electrical Tableria La Confianza, Lumber Deal!

ers — 920-930, Azcarraga, Tondo

Works—103, E. B. Harrison Pasay Teleph. 48384

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Taguibao Guillermo—1106-A, Ten;

S. J. Wilson Bldg.; Teleph. 49803; nessee, Mai ate ; Teleph. 29212

Cable Ad : Sunbeam Takahashi & Co., Inc.. Importer an<

A. F. Peters, manager Exporter—753-759,

A. I. Bryan, resident secty. Teleph. 49619; P.O. Tabora,

Box 220San Nicolas

Sun Photo Supply, Photographic Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalo

Supplies—Crystal Palace, Escolta —TVT Building, F. Torres, Stale

Cruz: Teleph. 21134; P.O. Box 775i

Suy Guan King Hardware, General Cable Ad: TYT

Importers. Hardware, Paint & Oil

Dealers, Wholesale & .Retail—452- Tanporters Bon Liong

of Woollen Rugs from China

454, Santo Cristo, San Nicolas; —129,

Teleph. 49597; P.O. Box 2533; Cable 2288 Nueva ; Teleph. 25202 ; P.O. Bos 1

Ad: Suyguanhing; Code: Bentley’s Valentin Tan Lian Ting, mgr.

Swedish Consulate—(Nee Consulates; Tan921,Chong Pin, Shipping Agents— •

San Fernando Binondo; Teleph

Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates) 49926

Tan Chong Pin, mgr.

Swiss Oriental Commercial Co., Tan Torres, Genaro, Lawyer —129 ■

Importers — 153, Juan Luna;

49014; P.O. Box 1811; Cable Ad: Teleph. Dasmarinas ; Teleph. 28890

Sworcoco Tanduay Distillery, Inc., Wines and

Frederic Knecht, manager

H. Kessler Liquors — 348, Tanduay, Quiapo] ;i

Telephs. 21419 and 21491; P. O. Box 121

Sy Ling Chong Hardware, Hardware Cable Ad: Elizalde

Elizalde & Co., Inc., gen. mgrs.

Dealers—357, Gandara, Binondo ;

Teleph. 49083 ; P.O. Box 1054 Tay Jay Co., Lumber Dealers, Manu-

facturers of Window Sash, Doors,

Sy Piao & Co., Ltd., Cigar - Box Fac- Louver, Moulding, etc. — 730-734, c

Eohague, San Miguel; Teleph. 25861

tory and Lumber Dealers—766 782 Maria Lim Santos, mgr.

prop.

Echague, San Miguel Tomes Co Cheng,

Sy Yoco & Sons, Inc., Exporters of Tecson Rice Mill Co.—926-C. A.

Hemp, Copra, Knotted Hemp, Rivera Tondo; Teleph. 47592

Ylang-Ylang

Cloth, Oil, Hemp

Buntal Hats, Shells, Slippers,

Hemp Vicente Tecson, proprietor

Hemp Belts, Hemp Hammock, Hemp Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc.,The, Texaco;

Wrapping Twines, Hemp Burlap, Petroleum Products—91, Plaza Mor-

Caragomoy

Bags, RuntalSchool

FibresBags,

and Hemp

Other Market

Philip- aga; Teleph. 23266; P.O. Box 783

pine Produce—6, Ingreso Street; C. Roesholm, mang. director

Teleph. 49086 ; P.O. Box 1124-A; Cable W. E. Murray, assistant mgr.

Ad: Syyoco;

ard, Bentley’sCodes: Acme,

A.B.O., New Stand-

Schofield’s and W. R. Williams, supt. (Kerosene andp

Private Gasoline Department)

A. F. Walker, chief accountant j

MANILA D63

!; Thompson, r. A., Manufacturers’ Re- H. Geary Gardner, acting branch

f:f,' Binondo;

presentative — 206. Masonic Temple, manager

Teleph. 22939; P.O. Box 2007 R. C. M. Savan L. M. Gutierrez

R. W. D. Danbv F. Gutierrez

1 Ti Tiong Ho, Importer and Exporter

Jt —445, Nueva; Teleph. 47648; P.O. G.S. Chofre

H. Caraballo^ Miss Miss F.M.Gutierrez

Kent

Box 912 G. O. Testa Miss B.vonArend

I Chua Chu Lu, prop, and mgr. J.A. M.Villareal

Esperanza LM. Paranada

Gokim

?[ Tionloc, Inc., Ildefonso, Customs Affiliated Companies:

and Forwarding Agents,

i WaterTransportation—123,Dasmarinas, LandBrokers

and British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.

The China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

| Binondo; Telephs. 49016, 49017 North China Insurance Co., Ld.

is Ildefonso Tionloc, manager The Yangtsze Insce. Association, Ld.

Vicente Roque, treasurer Manila Agencies :

Delfin C. Medel, secretary Pacific Commercial Co.

Fidelity and Surety Co. of the P.I.

^ TondoDevelopment Co., Inc., Real Estate United Plumbing Co., Inc., Distribu-

—Room

Teleph. 206,

21627;Arias

P.O.Building, SantaBranch

Box 2051. Cruz; tors and Direct Importers of Complete

Office: 1144, Velasquez Extension North Line

Wall ofandPlumbing Fixtures

Floor Tiles, and Fittings,

Bathroom Acces-

Tondo Estates;

W Olsen, mgr.Teleph. 48493 sories, Valves, Pipes and Fittings,

etc.—General Offices and Showrooms:

onq, Hong Trading Corporation, 652-676, Juan Luna; Teleph. 49878; P.O.

Importers, Exporters and Commis- Box 1093;and Cable Ad: Unpluco. Branches

sion Agents — 427, Nueva Street, in S.Iloilo Choy,

Bacolod

pres. & gen. mgr.

Binond'o; Teleph. 49976; P.O. Box Wm. Choy, vice pres, k treasurer

1976; Cable Ad : Tonghong E. Lintang, Licensed Master

Dy Sin, president Plumber

i Torres, Alfredo B., Civil Engineer— United Press Associations (Incor-

A : 719, P. Leoncio; Teleph. 67254 porated in New York), Philippines

I Torres Optical Co., Optical Goods— Bureau—602, Wilson Building; Cable

jf 554. Juan Luna Binondo; Teleph. Ad:Richard Unipress

C. Wilson, manager

« 48944

Tuason & Sampedro, Inc., Lumber United States Department of Com-

I Dealers, Construction Furnitures—

i 817. Globo de Oro; Teleph. 23756; merce, Bureau of Foreign and

l!:! ; P.O. Box 746; Cable Ad: Lagarian Domestic Commerce—410, Heacock

Building: Teleph. 23595; Cable Ad:

Amcomat

V Turkish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

underwood, Elliott Fisher Sales —314, states United Rubber Export Co., Ltd.

|r Agency, Typewriters & Office Equip- phone 13th Street, Port Area: Tele-

|| ment—30-32, Escolta, Binondo ; Tele- Ad : RubexportP.O. Box 753; Cable

21358;

1* i phones 23171 and 23131

\ Sole Distributors for the Philippines \ United States Sh»e. Co.,' Hike Shoe

] Smith, Bell h Co., Ltd. Factory—286, San Marceli.no, Ermi-

|Pnion Church of Manila—(Nee Churches ta; Teleph. 57261; P.O. Box 275;

Cable Ad: Shoemack

;: Hj and Missions) N. V. McGrath, pres. & mgr.

Jnion R. V. McGrath, vice-president

Canton,Insurance Society 174-

Ltd.—Wise Building, of P. C. Duenas, secretary

- Hf 176, Juan Luna: Telephs. 49061-3;

[■ P.O. :BoxBentley’s

jl|.Oode 427; Cable Ad: Union; United States Steel Products Co.—

{See E. C. Holbrook)

D64 MANILA

UNiy.Kii.SAX

49217 Bakeky 130.0, Nai ra; Teleph. Walk - Over Bank

National Shoe Store — Philippine;

Casimiro Lopez, proprietor Masonic Temple), Bldg.

Escolta;(Formerly?

Teleph^

22180;

Over P.O. Box 1000; Cable Ad: Walk ‘

Universal

AzcarPaga;Pictu res Corporation

Teleph. 21765; P.O.- 2262,

Box

115^; Cahle Ad: Urifilrnan Walters

University of Manila—(£ee Educa- Binondo; Manufacturers’ Agents—158-168, Soler,

tional) Sretlaw Teleph. 49913; Cable Ad

University of the Philippines—(

Educational) Importers ,Rnd Exporters, Shipping

Uy Hoo & Co., Electrical Supplies and ing, and Insurance Agents—ISorianoP.O.Build-

Gen. Mdse.—629, Ongpin; Telephs. 294; Plaza Cable Cervantes,

Ad: Warner:Manila; Box

Standard Codes

23310 & 23319; Cable Ad: Uyhooco Col. F. Hodsoll, rang. dir. (Manila)

Varadero he la Quinta, Shipbuilding T. F. A. Bibby, director (New York) !

and Engineering —549, Echague: Te- J. T. Figueras, do. (London)

leph. 23590 F. J. Hawkins, do. do.

E. C. Barpes, do. do.

Varadero De San Miguel—745, Echa- A. Soriano, do. (Manila)

' gue, Quiapo; Teleph. 21660; P.O. Manila

Box 1244 V. H. Masefield, manager

Venezuelan 'Consulate- (Nee Consu- F. H. Leyshon, sub-manager

lates) G. F. Bridgeford, do.

J. H. Blinko

Vera & Sons Co., P., Importers, Manu- J. F. Bond C. H. V.Nicholson

Knowles.

facturers’ Agents and Printers, Special- E. K. Bramwell J.N. M.O. Pardew

ists in Calendars and Advertising J. S. Curtis M. C. Romillv

Novelties—134-136, Solana, P.O

Intramuros; M. de Goitia A. A. Thorpe

Telephs. 23510 & 23583; Box 36 O. D. A. Green- wood H. Vega

Viotoriano, Dr. Jose, Physician and J. Jamieson O. Wyss ,

Surgeon—465, San Antonio Sampaloc ; Iloilo

Teh'ph. 26713 I. W. Kerr, agent

Victorias Milling Co., Inc., Refined J. F. C. Kingsley, sub-agent

and Raw (3rd

SugarFloor).

Manufacturers—Chaco R. F. Burgas

Building Binondo; Telephs. L.M. S.Garrett

Cairns I W. P. Meier

Muller

21070 and 22206; P.O. Box 735; Cable E. Garriz | P. J. Steel

Ad: Victnico

Viegelmann, E., Tools & Cutlery, Bacolod

Wholesale & Retail—460-466, Das- W. Habluetzel, agent

rnarinas, Binondo; Telephs. 22664 & A. Conde I R. J. Redfern

21635; P.O. Box J. B. Grieve ! J. Ros

Viegelmann; Codes:767; A.B.C.

Cable Ad: Al, CebuP. C. Boncker. agent

Acme, Lieber’s, Bentley’s and Wes- B. Trebol

tern Union proprietor

E. Viegelmann, {On lea^e)

H. Viegelmann K. Habluetzel

U. Viegelmann H. Walford

Vulcano Engineering Co.—211, Sevilla; Shipping Agencies:

San Nicolas; Teleph. 22926 Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Canard-White Star. Ltd.

Walker Herbert, Native Products Imperial Airways, Ltd. (Special Rerj

presentatiyes)

PfialRrs—Pureza, Sampaloc; Teleph. Bibby Line

67685

MANILA D65

Insurance Agencies: Watson & Watson, Importers, Grocers &

Law Union and Rock Insce. Co., Ltd. Books, Druggists’ Sundries, Sheet Pictures,

! China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.Co. of tables, Picture Frames and Glass, Vege-

I

Connecticut Fire Insurance

Hartford, Conn, Lumber,Shells, FineYarns,

Cordage StrawRattan,

Hats, Cigar

Wax,

s Tokio Marine and Fire Insce. Co., Ltd. and Cigarette Exporters, Soda-Water

The Yang-Tsze Insce. Association, and Extract Manufacturers—732, Zaca-

teros, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25410; Cable

Ltd.

Fuso Marine and Fire Tnsce. Co., Ltd. Ad: Profit

The Sea Insurance Co., Ltd.

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd. Weinstein Bros., Dealers in Plain and

General Managers: Fancy Glassware, Men’s, Women’s and

■ Commonwealth Insurance Co. Children’s Furnishings—619 621, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22614;

Iloilo Warehousing Corporation P.O. Box 483

[ Ramona Milling Co. (Starch)

j Machinery Agencies :

! j Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd. Welch Fairchild, Ltd., Sugar Factors,

(Shipbuilders) Exporters and Shipping Agents—321,

! John Thompson Water Tube Boil- Regina Building, Escolta; Teleph.

P.O. Box 549; Cable Ad: Wehald

21932;

ers, Ltd. (Boilers)

I-1 Mirrlees, Bickerton

(Diesel Engines)

» The Mirrlees, Watson Co., Ltd., Werder

porters; Exports: Knotted Hemp, Hats,

i( Glasgow. Machinery)(Sugar and Oil Mill Copal, Fibres of all kinds, Gum Elemi, Gum

( Pott, Cassels and Williamson (Gen- Artificialetc.;Horse-hair, Imports: etc.—6,

ArtificialIngreso,

Silks,

i trifugals) Binondo; Teleph. 49086: P.0- Box 2486:

\ Edgar Allen & Co., Ltd.,

(Mining Machinery, Tool Steel andSheffield Cable Ad: Werder

4s

j. Exporters Ball Mills)

: West Coast Life Insurance Co.—

Sugar- Rattan Furniture-Derris Roots- Home Office : San Francisco. Philip-

Philippine Hats- Bunthal Balibunt-

al, also Buntal Fibre-Industrial Theatre pine Branch Office: Metropolitan

Alcohol-Soconut Charcoal Building; Telephs. 23672-23673;

S Importers: P.O. Box 677

| Flour-(Sperry Flour Co., San Fran- West & Whitaker, General Merchandise

cisco, Calif.) — Gunnies-Chemical Brokers—Leyba Building, 227, David

Manures Anhydrous Ammonia Street;

Warrington, Cable Ad:Teleph. 23655; P.O. Box 1920;

Westmark

' sentative —R.O., 153, Manufacturers’Repre-

Juan Luna; Teleph.

’ 49378;

Manila P.O. Box 952; Cable Ad; Rowar Western Electric Company of Asia

(Philippine

Binondo; Teleph.Branch).24108;

—15, Cable

Banquere,

Ad:

Washington Cold Stores, Inc., Erpiorient

Wholesalers, Importers and Retailers W. J. Roth

of All Kinds of Frozen Meats, Game,

| U.S.A.-

Fruits, Vegetables

China Bankfrom Australia

Building; and Western Equipment and Supply Co.,

Teleph.

i 48295; P.O. Box 2845; Cable Ad: W.C.S. Electrical Supplies—Room 611-12, Cu

Unjieng Building, T. Pinpin; Teleph.

s) Ralph See K.Nubia, manager

Min, accountant 24108; P. O. Box 2985; Cable Ad :

Weanrisco; Codes. Western Union and

VWashington Grocery (Ng Tip & Co.) General William J. Roth

Importers, Wholesale and

> I* ceries and Provisions— 203-205, Echague, Retail, Gro-

Santa Cruz; Telephs.

Box 71; Cable Ad: Watip 21717-8-9; P.O. Westinghouse Electric International

Co.—

Watson & Co., Inc., A. S., Aerated Waters Representatives—Western Equip-

-jp —41, Nagtahan ment and Supply Co.

DS

1

D66 MANILA

White, Page & Co., Chartered Accoun- Wolff & Go., Ino., T. J., Importers,^*

tants—National City Bank Building; Exporters Commercial Brokers andfiiu

Teleph.

Ad: Vigilant 2-43-71; P.O. Box 559; Cable General Merchants—25, Plaza Goitijfi

C. P. White, A.C.A., g.p.a., partner Sta. Couz Bridge, M. del Banco Nacional'fit

P. A.S. B.Page, A.c.A., c.p.a., do. and

Box Roxas

920; Cable Bridge;

Ad: Teleph.

Wolco 21817; P.OJH

Carson, c.A. T. J. ' W olff, president

A.D.W. D.A.R. Brisbane,

Stewart, c.a.

G. Malpas,c.a.a.c.a.

J. R. Redfern, manager

Agents for :

W. F. Campbell, c.a. United Aircraft

Sikorksky Exports

Aviation Corpn.,Corpn.

Bridge-;

A. B. Hatfield port, Conn.

S. Gartner Chance Vought Corpn., East Hart-

J.S. B.F. deDacanay,

la Cruz,c.p.a.

c.p.a. ford, Conn.

Hamilton Standard Propeller Co.,!

A.P. Asico,

Lucero,c.p.a.c.p.a. East Hart., Conn.

A. F. Espiritu, c.p.a. The Pratt A’ Whithey Aircraft Co. j

C.V. S.Lancero,

Pena, c.p.a.

c.p.a. East Hart., Conn.

J. C. Moran, c.p.a. Perfection Stove Co., Cleveland,!

A. M. Lustre, c.p.a. Ohio

R.J. C.C. Roque

J. Agtarap, c.p.a. Superfex Refrigerators

\ M. Guitanguijo Perfection Stoves (Heaters, &

A.M. Mercader Ovens)

Basa j C.C Palmares

P. Laiiada Philips Radios, Eindhoven, Hoi-'

land

J. Litonjua | B. Pondevida Hellesens Batteries, Copenhagen*: ;

Wilson & Co,, Inc., Fred., Consulting Denmark

Engineers, Contractors and Engineering H. IV. Gossard Co. (Corsets)

Agents—53-55, Barraca, Teleph. 49831;

P.O. Box 276; Cable Ad: Fredwilco Wolfson, Barrion & Baradi, Attorneys!

J. F. Loader (absent) at-Law—209, National City Bank Bldg.ji

C.N. A.Linley

Clear Teleph. 22035; P.O. Box 450; Cable Ad;

C. G. Hammes Wolfson; Codes: Bentley’s, Western

P. de Y rureta-Goyena Union, Western Union 5-Letter edhl

General Managers : Al, A.B.C. 5th edn. and Lieber’s

Blue Diamond Petroleum Co., Inc. “Woman’s Home Journal,” The, Monthly ,

(Lubricating Oils & Greases) Woman’s MagazinePublication

in Englishof and;

R. McGregor Spanish; Federation

Official the I[

Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc., N.Y., 1132, California, Ermita;Women’s

National of Clubs-4

Teleph. 57731;; !

Manufactu rers’ Representatives — P.O. Box 30

Manila

Building;Office: Teleph.670,23802;

Dasmarina,

P.O. BoxGibbs

1162; World Book Co., Textbook Publish-, ^

Cable Ad: Pharmanila ers—87, Tortousa; Teleph. 23946;;

Wise & Co., Inc., Importers, Export- P.O. 1100; Cable Ad: Daphne

Matias Perez. Philippine mgr. ?

ers and Insurance Agents—Wise

Building, 174-178, Juan Luna, Binondo;

Teleph. 49033; P.O. Box 458: Cable Ad: Wrigley’s (Philippines), Inc., Wrigley’s ;

Sapiens Chewing Gum Distributor - Hogar:!

T. A. D’O. Aplin, president Filipino; Teleph. 22158; P.O. Box 430;' kr

E. Heybroek, vice-president Cable Ad: Spearmint

N. R. E. Hawkins, do. J. W. Hoover, manager

N. T. Reid, director

N. S. Wotherspoon, director

Yangco, Teodor R., Ship Owner, Land!;

E.J. J.Criss Paterson G. Main

K. M. Crabbe Transportation Operator and General

Merchant—421, Muelle de la Industria; s

R.H. Hawkins

Braat E. F. Stewart San Nicolas; Teleph. 21957; P.O. Bex 829

J. H. D’Authreau

MANILA D67

0

Owner nf\ Young

Navotas Marine Railway and Estate—China Bank Building (3rd

Floor); Teleph. 49871

Drydock Carlos Young, president

Yangco Market Building Newland Baldwin, vice-president

Bazar Villalobos

Bazar Building and

Siglo XX—Hardware

Materials for Construction

Try-Tan, Land Transportation Teleph.& Co.—412|,

Yu Ay Gandara, Binondo;

21356; P.O. Box 1079; Cable

Manila Bay Service—S.S. “Kaibi- Ad: Yuay

gan”, M.S.” “Bataan” and S.S.

“ Caviteno

Ramon L. Corpus, general mgr. Yull

Calle Storage:

Ad: Echague; Codes:

Telephs.Bentley’s

21307; Cable

2nd

Vanotsze Insce. Assn., Ltd., The Phrase. Head Office: Sydney, N.S.W.;

(Marine)—Perez Samanillo Build London Agents: Yuills, Ltd.

ing, 19, Esoolta, Binondo

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Zambales Lumber Co., Lumber Manufac-

agents turers and Exporters—920-950, Janu

Luna; Teleph. 49508: Cable Ad: Zaluc.

Yek Hua Trading Corporation, Im- Concession Saw Mill, Port Matalvis,

porters, Exporters and Commission Masinloe, Dee Hong

Zambales, P. I.

Lue,gen.

pres.mgr.

Agents. Imports: Hardware, Textiles, Deck Chiong,

and Miscellaneous Lines. Exports:

Hemp in Bales, Copra and Sugar—6,

Barraca Street; Telephs. 49068 CM an a

ger), 4-93-37 (Sundries and Hardware Zamora Viuda E. Higos de Orispulo,

Dept.), 49067 (Acct., General Office & Silversmiths and Engravers — 351,

R. Hidalgo; Teleph. 26265; P.O. Box

Tire Dept.) and 48167 (President);

Box 21; Cable Ad: Yekhua; Codes: 2184;P.O. Cable Ad: Crizam

Western Union 5th Imp., Universal, Angel Zamora, manager

Commercial, Bentley’s, Acme and Vicente Zamora, assist, manager

Private

Branches: Shanghai, China, Cebu, Zeitlin, Wm., Manufacturers’ Agent-

Iloilo and Legaspi, P. I. 130, Crystal Arcade,

Agencies in U.S.A. and Europe 23274;

Alfonso Z. SyCip, president and P.O. Box 1082 Binondo; Teleph.

general manager

Uy Yet, vice-president Zuellig, Inc., F. E„, General Importers

John Z. SyCip, treasurer and mgr. and Exporters, Insurance

Agents—55-63, & Shipping

2-31-12; P.O. Rosario,

Box 604;Manila;

CableTeleph.

Ad:

FEZ, Manila. European Office: F.

Yek Tong Lin Fire & Marine Insurance E. Zuellig A.-G., Rapperswil (St.

: Co., Ltd., Fire and Marine Insurance, Gall), Switzerland ; Cable Ad: FEZ,

Rapperswilstgallen. Branches; Iloilo

!I surance

Fidelity against

and Surety Bonds, Loan

Accidents, Life In-

on and Cebu, The Philippines

Mortgages, Negotiable

, Discounts—320, Documents,

Dasmarinas, and

Binondo; F. E. Zuellig, president

' Telephs. 23193 and 23906; P.O. Box O Schulthess, vice-president

j 93 ; Cable Ad : Yektonglin ; Codes : H. Bruggisser, do.

* Bentley’s and Private E. Ouster, treasurer

G. A. Cu Unjieng, president J. L. Rivera, secretary

t Francis Cu Gnjieng, vice-president M. Birenstihl

Ng Su Tam, actg. manager C. Boehm M. Hornstein

| Manuel Lim, secretary O.A. Brugger

Brudermann W. H. Ibach

Jenni

H. Dahlhoff P. Lamprecht

[Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—(Nee V.W. Eigenmann

Frischknecht Miss B.*Mangels

E. Weidmann

1 Banks) G. Haeberle G. Zuellig

*D3

1)68 MANILA

Agencies: Mutual Orange Distributors °?M

Lancashire Insurance Co. California

Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd. Cleeves, Ltd.

Switzerland General Insurance Brand & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Henkel k Cie.

The Fire Assoc, of Philadelphia G. F. Hueblin & Bros.

Nashua Mfg. Co. C. J. Van Houten & Zoon

Yankee Export & Trading Co., Inc. Oxo Limited

M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc. Agents for:

A. D. Juilliard & Co., Inc., Lloyd Triestino Steamship Co.,.,

G. A. Stafford & Co., Inc. Trieste

National Aniline k Chemical Co. Italia Steamship Co., Genova

American Paper Exports, Inc. Adriatica Steamship Co., Venezia l

Dollfus-Mieg

Gebr. Tunghans A.-G. Pan American Airways System,!

Hugo Schneider A.-G. Manila

Georg Dralle Zuellig & von KnobelsdorfF, In-

Swan Pencil Co. surance kManila;

Shipping Agents — 55-63,

Coutinho, Caro k Co. Rosario, Teleph. 2-23-24: P. O.

Sperry Flour Co. BoxF. 604; Cable Ad: FEZ, Manila

Bernese Alps Milk Co. E. G. Zuellig

John F. Trommer, Inc. Victor von Knobelsdorff

Huntley k Palmers, Ltd. Agents for :

Bobin Hood Mills, Ltd. Assicurazioni Generali- Trieste

IL 01L0

According to tradition, the hrst Malay settlers of 1 loilo came from Borneo. Ten

datus with their

Sinogbuhan, nearfollowers andsite

the present slaves landed inIloilo.

of Miagao, PanayTheIsland

Borneanat a immigrants

place then called

found

the

Marikudo. From this chief the Bornean datus bought the entire Islandby ofthePanay

place inhabited by Negritos living under the rule of a brave chief name forof

[ one gold necklace and one Sadok oi gold. They then divided it into three districts or

I sakops Antique,namely, Hamtik,Capiz,

Aklan became Aklan,andandIlong-Ilong

Ilong-Ilong. Iloilo.In later times, Hamtik became

Hamtik was placed under the rule of a datu named Samaquel, who became the

| founder of Malandong, the first Malay settlement in Antique. Aklan was placed

j! I under the rule of Bankaya, who became the founder of the first Malay settlement in

what is now Capiz. And Ilong-Ilong was placed under the rule of a datu named

| Paiburong who became the founder of the first settlement of Malays in Iloilo.

| How Iloilo came to have its present name is very interesting. Before the coming

i of the Malays the inhabitants of the place were Negritos. These people named

Iloilo Irong-irong because the southwest coast of Panay Island is shaped into a nose

! and a chin and because the Iloilo River meanders in a nose-shaped line. “Irong”

means literally “nose” in English, and “Irong-Irong” is equivalent to “like a nose.”

!j Later on, when the Malays settled in the place, they changed its name to Ilong-Ilong.

for the“r.”

letter simple

Andreason

still that

later,thewhen

Malays

the can pronounce

Spaniards camethetoletter “1” better

the place, theythan the

further

changed the name to Ilo-Ilo to suit the convenience of the Spanish tongue. The

f Americans adopted the name Iloilo.

The Spaniards began to enter Iloilo as early as the time of Legaspi. Finding

j lishedthemselves harassed

settlement by the

in the townnatives

now ofcalled

Cebu,Oton.they sailed westwardpower

The Spanish to Panay

reallyandasserted

estab-

;

i; itself when Governor Ronquillo in 1580-1583, founded the villa

of Iloilo became the capital of the province in 1688. It was opened to the commercede Arevalo. The town

l of the world in 1855.

s» immediately

With themelted

revolutionaway.of 1898

On Dec.and23,the1898.coming of the Governor

the Spanish Americans,resident

Spanishof power

Iloilo

resigned, giving over the care of the provincial capital to the Mayor Alcalde of the

j city. The Spanish forces subsequently evacuated Iloilo on Dec. 25.

S, On Dec. 28, 1898, the U. S. forces, composed of the s.s. Baltimore and three tran-

! sports with 3,800 troops under the command of Brigadier General Miller, arrived at

: Iloilo and demanded its surrender. The revolutionary forces, awaiting general orders

; Lfrom ; Aguinaldo,

the city declined.wouldThereupon,

that hostilities commenceGen. at 5.00Miller

p.m.advised

on Feb.the12th.foreign consulates on

The revolutionary forces having no means to hold their positions, set fire to the'

i ! city and retired to the mountainous interior of Panay. The city was thereupon oc-

ri||-.rendered.

! j cupied by the On Americans.

April 11, 1901,Aftercivil some guerillawas

government warfare, the revolutionary

established in the Provinceforces sur-

of Iloilo.

}3 first According class province. The provincial capital, Iloilo is now a chartered city of thea

to the present ranking of Philippine Provinces, Iloilo is classified as

^ Philippine Islands.

Location and Importance

If The City of Iloilo, 340 miles from Manila, 175 miles from Cebu, and 234 miles from

5 Zamboanga, is situated on the southeast of the Island of Panay, just at the

CE|mouth of Iloilo River. It is the capital of the Province of Iloilo, and being safely

r^protected from the adjoining seas by the island of Guimaras, it naturally became the

iffieading Visayan port of the Philippines.

D70 ILOILO

Size a

Tlie City, consisting of Iloilo proper and its suburbs, Molo and Mandurriao, is !1|

estimated to cover 14.25 square kilometers. It is a conglomerate

and nipa houses, with the first two kinds greatly predominating. Some of its build-m of cement, wooden, iH

ings, specially those of its suburb Molo, are notedly old in their style of construction, ffl

The principal streets are of either asphalt or cement.

Climate and Rainfall

than that of Manila. The hottestgeneral

•The climate of the city is in monthsmildare and

Marchagreeable;

and April,ar times it mayDecember

the coolest be better ]Ir

and

blow,January.

bringing the During the months

heaviest rains ofoftheJune.

year. July and August,

February the southwest

is the driest month. winds]

Population and Religion

The census of 1918 gave the population, of Iloilo within city limits as 24,898 males

and

rapid24,216 females into

immigration But due to thetheimproved

the city, conditions

population of 1930 ofwastheestimated

inhabitants

to be and

aroundthe;:

75,000. Among

British, the foreign

Swiss, Hindus, andpopulation are Spaniards,

other nationalities. TheChinese,

natives Japanese, Americans, j■

are predominatingly

Catholi s. There are a good number of Aglipayans and Protestants.

Education

schoolAlmost all the Besides

education. people are its literate. A goodfor number

public schools boys andof them

girls, have at least

the city a high ;!

has. several

private institutions of learning among which are the Cplegio de

Iloilo Institute, both for boys with the latter also receiving girls, and the Colegio San Agustin and the ;I :

de

for lagirls.

Asuncion, The the Colegio delhaveSagrado

Protestants recentlyCorazon and the

established the Colegio de Santa Ana,

Central Philippine Collegeall If"

whichcityis aslocated

the well asin athenumber

adjacent town of Jaro.schools.

of kindergarten There are also commercial schools in ' i

Newspapers

A testimony to the culture of the. people is the. number of newspapers and : 1

magazines in circulation.

magazines which can be had in the city, Besides the Iloilo

foreign andSpanish

has four Maniladailies,

newspapers and ! ft

one English

Daily, two Visayan Weeklies, one Visayan monthly, and

every three days. Papers may be easily had from the newsboys. Magazines may be jbone Yisayan paper issued;!

bought at several stores.

Recreation

Thereinareaddition

pictures four first class theatres in the cityandshowing American or SpanishChineseatsound (hr

Out-of-door recreation can be had at thegrade

to several cheaper one theatre

beach alongside the city,showing

particularly film.;

thef ‘ (i

Cota Drive which forms part of the beach and serves Iloilo in the same way the

Dewey Boulevard serves Manila.

ILOILO D71

DIRECTORY

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer & Manu- "Netherlands-

facturers’ Agent—Iznart ; Teleptt. 558 Acting Vice-Consul — E. J. L.

Phillips

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Philippines), United States (Ex-Officio) — (For

Ltd.—Plaza Libertad; Teleph. 809 American Seamen only)

; Associated Oil Co., The—Off J. M. Basa; Collector of Customs (Acting)

Teleph. 72o Cooperative Filipina, Inc., Importers

BANKS and

441; Exporters—33

P.O. Box 190 J. M. Basa; Teleph.

Primitive D. Alba, vice-president

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The and asst, general manager

—97,74I. de la Rama St.; Telephs. 67

and Directory and Chronicle of the Far

East (China,

pines, Japan,Netherlands

Indo-China, Malaya, The Indies,

Philip-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China—Teleph. 172; P.O. Box Borneo, Siam, etc.)

299; Cable Ad : Indigo Agents for the Philippines:

George Dodds, sub-agent Hanson, Orth

F. M. da Silva, sub-accountant Building, Manila, The Philippines

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners

Corporation— and Operators, Lumber—Callc Legaspi;

C. G. Adams, agent • Cable Ad: Dollar

A.E. L.Dimaculangan

Snaith I J.O Jara

Magat Dy Buncic &■ .Co.* Inc. —16, Legaspi;

C. Y. Ylrnido ! T. Tianero Street; Teleph. 205; P.O. Box 431

|CoMPAniA General de Tabacos de Elizalde y Cia., Inc., Importers, Ex-

Filipinas, Exporters of Sugar, Co- porters, Managers of Sugar Centrals

pra and Tobacco—Casa de Iloilo, and Owners of Sugar Plantations,

Muelle Loney; Telephs. 581 (Mgr.) General Merchants — J. M. Basa;

and 580 (Sugar-Tobacco-Copra-Ship- Teleph. 166

ping) ; P.O. Box 337; Cable Ad: Francisco Lopez, manager

Tabacalera Luis Lacambra, sub-mgr.

Agents for: Angel Ordonez

Francisco Ordenez '

Central Azucarera de Bais Antonio Belzarena

Central Azucarera de Tarlac Rafael Yturralde

Maersk Line Julio

EmilioGarcia

Lopez

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Pedro de Uriarte

i* Sub-Agents for : Esteban Salvado

American Pioneer Line Guillermo Lanza

The Reardon Smith Line

Filma Mercantile

Teleph. 450 Co., Inc.—J. M. Basa;

CONSULATES J. K. Kohlhaas

Great Britain - Hanson, Orth and Stevenson Inc.—

II Acting Vice-Consul — E. J. L. Merchants

Phillips H. Thomson, agent

Hoskyn &. Co., Inc., Import Merchants, Agencies:

Department Store—119, J. M. Basa ; German Nitrogen Syndicate

Telephs. 24, 213, 214, 215, 216 • Cable - I.Potash

G. Farbenindustrie

Syndicate A.-G.

Ad; Hoskyn; Codes: Bentley’s (New Hamburg-Amerika Linie

and Old), Western Union 5-Letter North German

Rickmers Line Lloyd

.

Iloilo Lumber Yard, Manufacturers East

W. Asiatic Co.

Wilhelmsen

and Dealers of Philippine Lumbers, Rotterdam Lloyd

Ties, Pilings and Bridge Timbers— Netherland Line

77, Ledesma, Teleph. 954; Iloilo. Panay, Java-China-Japan Line

The Philippines K.Holland-East-Asia

P. M. Line Line

-Johnston Lumber Co., Inc., pro-

prietors K. N. I. L. M.

F. 8. de la Cruz, resdt. mgr. K.Holland

L. M. Amerika Line

International Harvester Company of Netherland Insurance Co., Ltd.

the Philippines, Importers and Ex- (Est. 1845)

Norddeutscbo

porters, Agricultural Machinery, Tn-

tfernatiohal Motor Trucks Mue'He MaschinenfabrikInsurance Co. Nuern-

Augsburg

Loney berg—M. A. Nr

Ker & Co., Ltd., Merchants—P.O. National Printing Co. (A Division

Bpx 292; Cable Ad : Ker ofJ.M.“Cooperative Filipina,

Basa; Teleph. 441; Inc.”)—

P.O. Box 190 I|

G. M. Alexander, manager

W. Maxtieid

G. H. Pedder, mgr. (Bacolod Sub- I Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condense!

Otltce) , Milk Co.—52, 54 & 56, Calle Ortiz j

Teleph. 250; P.O. Box 178; Cable Ad:

Koppel (Philippines), Incorporated | Nestanglo;

Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn. and

(Successors in the P.l. to Koppel t

Industrial Oar and Equipment Co.), | Oriental :

Railway Material, Machinery and |

Supplies Muelle Loney; Cable Ad: Teleph. 355Glass Palace — Iznart

Koppelrail Pacific Commercial Co., Importers and •

W. F. Gemperle, branch manager Exporters- Mu.elle Loney; P.O.Box 259:!

J. A. Hohmann, assist, mgr. Cable Ad: Pacomeco

A.. Trueb, accountant

Kuenzle & Streiff, Panay

Teleph.Electric

33 . Co. Cacho Building.:

chants—P. O. Box Inc.,

235;General

c Gable Mer-

Ad:

Kuenzle Philippine Railway Co. - P.O. Box 300 |

R. Vontobel Cable

Agents: WesternAd:UnionPhilrayco; Codes: Bentley’s

and General

Elmac, Inc., Electrical & Machinery

Co., Manila Powell,

TempleThos. Bldg: N.,Teleph.

Law Offices—Masonii

99; P. O. Box 1 |

Lizarraga Hnos,; Importers, Sugar and Cable Ad:

Western Union Tempowell; Codes: Bentley |

Produce

P. Pagola,Dealers—Muelle

manager Loney Pure Cane Molasses Co., Inc.—Lapus • 1Er

Manila Trading & Supply Co.--Plaza Teleph. 886

Libertad; Telephs. 47 & 931 Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Merchauts|u

W. S. Fickes, manage; Exporters, Importers, Shipping andii

Insurance

Cable Ad: Agents.

Bell Lloyds’ Agents—§b

Menzi & Co., Inc. — P.O.' Box 302

E. H.L. J.Pfenninger

Nieber E.W. J.Galow

L. Phillips,

| F.signs

Hampper pro. |*

JLOILO—CEBU D73

Texas Co. (Philippines),

Iznart ; Teleph. @24 Inc., The— Cunard- White Star, Ltd.

Prince Line (Far East Service)

Bibby Line

Silver Line

Visayan Shipping Co.,, I no. - Muelel Silver-Java-Pacific Line

Loney; Teleph. 841 Kokusai Kisen Kaisya

Ben Line

Visayan Stevedore - Transportation

Co., Calle Blumentritt—Cable Ad: P.Blue& O.Funnel

Ellerman Line. Line (U.S.A. Service)

Line (European Service)

Vistranco; Codes: A.B.C. Western Salen Line

Union and Bentley’s Madrigal Line

Mirrlees, Watson

Mirrloes, Bickerton& &Co.,Day,

Ltd.Ltd.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Importers Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co:;

and Exporters of Produce and Mer-

chandise, Shipping and Insurance

Agents —Cable Ad: Warner; All R. Ltd.

& J. Dick, Ltd.

Standard Codes John Thompson Water Tube Boilers,

1. M.W. Garrett

Kerr Ltd.

Iloilo Warehousing Corporation

P. J. Steel R.L.W. S.Burgas

Cairiis

R. Muller

Sperry Flour Co.

Imperial Airways, Ltd.

P. Meier

E. Garriz

R. Elizalde J.P. M.Vidarte

Romero White Page & Co.—Masonic Temple,

Agencies : Teleph. 412

Commonwealth

China Fire Insu Insurance Co.

ranee Co., Ltd. Wise & .Co., Inc., Merchants

Law Union and Rock Insurance Go., Teleph'

Ltd. 23; Cable Ad: Sapiens— Melliza;

Pearl

Sea Assurance

InsuranceFire Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Connecticut Insurance Co. of Y. M. C. A. 119, Aznart; Iloilo City

Hartford, Conn.

Tokio

Ltd. Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Zuellig, Inc., F'. E., Merchants—Progreso;

Fusq, Marine 4s Fire Insurance Co., Teleph. European @37 Representatives: F. E.

Ltd. Zuellig, A.‘G. Zurich (Switzerland)

Yaiigtsze Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. -Cable Ad: FEZ

Nippon Yusen Kaisha ■ F. E. Zuellig, president-

CEB U

Ijof theThisPhilippines.

is the capital of the island

Its situation of Cebu,

is latitude 10° 8' and rankslongitude

North, as the124° second port

10' East,

Roman Catholic Missionary enterprise, and in this connection it may be mentionedof

Population about 120,000. ' Fpr many generations it has been an important centre

that the present Seminary and College of San Carlos was founded by the Jesuits in

1595 as the College of San Udefonso. The Redemptorist Fathers have a mission at

(J ICebu. Cebu is a well-built town and .possesses fine roads. The trade of Cebu con-

sists principallyislands

Jjheighbourmg of hemp, of sugar,

Leyte, copra, maguey,andlumber,

Mindanao, tobaccopossess

Camiguin and coconut oil. hemp

extensive, The

plantations, a large proportion of the produce of which finds its way

ment. There are some very valuable and extensive coal deposits in the island of Cebu, to Cebu for ship-

.abut

Himiles only a fewCebu,mines arecompleted

being worked. The have

NagaaCement Works,

of 2,000situated about 20

i whichfromis more notwereenough in 1922theand

to supply capacity

Philippines, and plans arebarrels

on foot;a soday,to

^increase the capacity to 4,000 barrels per day.

D74 CEBU

Cebu continues to grow in importance

28 feet can load alongside the wharves with perfect as a trade centre.There

safety. Vessels drawingberths

are suitable up to

for eight ocean-going vessels at one time. Owing to the increase of steamers making

Cebu a regular port of call, additional wharfage area has been constructed. Pier No. 1

has now been completed and is equipped with a fine cargo shed, two vessels drawing

up to 26 feet can be berthed with safety. Pier No. 2 has also been completed and is

constructed

and will cateron mostly

the samefor lines

local asvessels.

Pier No.Besides

1. Pierthe No. 8 completed

foregoing butprivate

there are withoutwharves

a shed

belonging to the Philippine Refining Corporation, Standard Oil Co.,

Co., and Texas Oil Co. (Philippines), Inc. The annual total production of hemp in the Asiatic Petroleum

Cebu district is between 35,000 and 45,000 tons. The production of copra is important.

Largelocal

the quantities

oil-millsofbought

copra are

up exported,

practically275,000 to 300,000supplies,

all available tons annually;

but nowpreviously,

only the

PhilippineHouse,

Customs Refiningindeed,

Company

the ismajor

running.

portionTheoftown

the possesses

business adistrict

fine reinforced

is now concrete

built of

concrete.

area to theWork on the new

water-front reclamation many

for warehouses, schemeofis which

completed,

haveandbeenhascompleted

added a large

and

isothers

now inareuseunder

and isconstruction. A fineanywhere

the finest building new Capitol in theBuilding at a cost

Islands outside of P500,000

of Manila.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF CEBU

Governor—Hon. Sotero B. Cabahug

Provincial Board oe Cebu Surveymen—Celestino

Provincial Governor & Chairman— Enrique Reroma R. Menchavez and

Hon. Sotero B. Cabahug

Members—Hon. Genaro Marama and Office of the Division Supt. of

Hon. Gaudencio R. Pena Schools, Division of Cebu,

Provincial Treasurer—Dionisio Fabella The Philippines

Provincial Secretary—Ariston Cortes

Provincial Auditor — Alberto Santa Div. Supt. of Schools — Charles V.

Cruz Cline

Provincial Fiscal—Hon. Fernando Dir. Chief Clerk—Segundo M. Orat

Provincial Military Commander —

Captain Eladio Lasam

District Health Office

District Engineer’s Office Dist. Health Officer—Dr. I. Villarica

DistrictEngineers

Engineer—Alejo Assist. do. —Dr. Dionisio M. Flores

Civil Jose O.Aquino

Lahoz, Jose

Tagorda and AntonioAseniero,

Gandionco, A. D. E. ReyesJacob B. Custom House

Acting Collector—Jose Gallofin

Assist. Mech. Engineer—Juan

Chief Clerk—P. O. Principe G. Peralta Deputy Collector—Paulino Valdez

Property Clerk—E. O. 8.Sitan

Ledger Clerk—Julian Cutillar Surveyor—Teodulo Tomakin

Clerk-Stenographer - Gregorio M. Chief, Marine Division—MateoMasecampo

Sinajon Appraiser of the Port—Frederico

Auto. Clerks and Empleo

M. Abellana and Computers— Francisco

Dionisio Unabia Wharfinger Pier No. 1—F. M. Espino

Wharfinger Pier No. 2—Ciriaco Ibanez

Clerks—Emilio L. Tagailo and Pastor Inspectors—Luis Vergara and Enrique

Jr.Sabillano

Top. Draftsman—Pedro Flores Cincoflores

Chief, Secret Service- Daniel Nacilla

Instrumentmen—Dionisio

Pedro Algarme Mercado and Quarantine Officer—J C. Archer

CEBU D75

Bureau of Agriculture Surveyman—Alfonso Simon

Veterinarian—Dr. Alfonso Lecaros Messengers—Montano Cinco and Ge-

rundio Obejero

Bureau of Forestry Auto Clerks & Computers—F. M.

(Office of Forest District No XI) Abellana and D. Unabia

Dist. Forester—Tivnoteo Quimpo Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

Instrumentmen—D. Mercado and P.

Public Library Algarme

Librarian—Flavia Ml Suson Surveymen—J. M. Veloso, C. Men-

chavez, Emilio Viardo and E.

Bureau of Public Works Reroma

(Office of the District Engineer, Cebu) Messenger---Montano Cinco

District Engr.—Alfredo G. Eugenio Civil Engineers—Jose O. Lahoz and Jose

Chavarria

1 Civil Engineers — Pedro Formilleza, Assistant

Catalino Paraiso and Jose Viacrucis Aseniero,Civil Engineers—Antonio D.

F. P. Fabros and Alberto

Asst. Civil Engineers—A. C. Kayanan Bautista

S and Conrado S. Ramirez

f'Asst. Mech. Engineer—Juan G. Pe- Assist. Chief

MechanicalEngineer—J. G-Deralta

Clerk—Pedro O. Principe

ralta Property Clerk—Eulogio O. Suan

| Chief Clerk—Lorenzo Saysoh Clerk-Stenographer—Gregorio

Property Clerk—Eulogio O. Suan

' Ledger Clerk—Sofronio Sencio Clerks—Emilio Tagailo and P.M.Sabillano

Sinajon

Ledger Clerk—Julian S Cutillar

| Automobile Clerk—Francisco Sanchez Auto Clerks & Computers F. m. Abellana

! Clerk-Stenographer—Gregorio M. Si- and D. Unabia

i najon

i Clerks^—Dionisio Unabia, Pastor Sa- Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

Instrumentmen — D. Mercado and P.

< billano and J. G. Pioquinto Algarme

Jr. Top. Draftsman—Pedro Flores Surveymen—J. M. -Veloso, C. Menchavez

Instrumentmen—Pedro Algarme, C. and E. Reroma

R. Menchavez and Enrique Reroma Messenger- -Montano Cinco

Aboitiz & Co., Inc., General Mer- BANKS

chants Exporters & Importers—88,

Juan Luna; Teleph. 64; Cable Ad: Bank of the Philippines, The—19, N.

Aboitiz; Codes: Acme & Bentley’s America; P.O. Box 477; Cable Ad:

Banco

V. Sainz, manager

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer and G.1. M.Borromeo, cashier

Manufacturers’ Agents — 27-23, A. Galicia, accountant

Borromeo Street; Teleph. 494 L.V. Madamba.,

Asiatic Nadela, sub-acct . cashier '

assist,

Teleph.Petroleum

112 Co. (P.I.), Ltd.—

[Associated Oil Co.— Cotiaoco Building; CharteredChina—Cable BankAd: ofCentaur

India, Aus. &

! Teleph. 716 S. Fortune, sub-agent

W. G. M. Anderson, sub-acct.

I ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS F. C. Mudie, do.

a Cebu Chamber op Commerce- Gotiaoco Beck’s (I. Peek, Inc., Cebu Branch)—N.

Building ; Teleph. 744 Carmelo and Borromeo; Teleph. 120

? United Service Country Club, Inc.

| Board of Directors — Capt. C. J. N. V. Behn, Meyer

I Martin (president),J.E. F.S'. Richards Export Merchants & Shipping Agents—

(vice-president),

(sebretary), G. C. Brown Harstine 27. Martires; Teleph. 215; P.O. Box 136;

(treasurer),

G. E. Gentry, F. M. Spence and G. Cable Ad: Hapag; Codes: Hapag/Lloyd,

A.B.C. 6th. Edition, Bentley’s & Voller’s

Walford " L. Schmitt

CEBU

Agencies: Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners

Hamburg-Amerika and Operators-—110, Magallanes;

Norddeutscher LloydLinie Cable Ad: Dollar

Deutsche Lufthansa

Deutsche Zeppelinwerft

Germanischer Lloyd Dy Buncio7G5

Teleph.

Blue Diamond Petroleum Co., Inc.— Dy Te it Co.—63, F. Gonzales; Teleph.

Dy Te Building; Teleph. 238 428

Boada & Co., Inc., Hardware, Ship- Far East Trading Co.—507-508, Manalili;

chandler and General Merchant—27-35, Teleph. 677

•Jakosalem Street

Botica Boie-Phil.-Amer. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—117, F.

Norte America and LegaspiDrug Co.— Gonzales; Teleph. 440

Cebu Portland Cement Co.; Manufac- Forbes, Munn. & Co., Ltd.

turers ofOffice:

—Main APO Manila,

and HI-SILIK Cements

The Philippines; Represented by W. F. Stevenson

Plant: Naga Cebu, The Philippines; & Co., Inc.

Oebii Office: Cebu, Cebu, The Philip- Go Tiaoco Hermanos, Inc.—92 Morga,

pines; Cable Ad: Cepoc Teleph. 5; Cable Ad : Gotiaoco

Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. (Succes- Heacock’s-Alkan’s—Magallanes : and

sors to Hamilton, Jerez & Go., Inc.) Plaridel; Teleph. 42

—17-19, Martires Street: Teleph.

27; P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad: Tug Hotel Shamrock—Fernandez Building;

F. M. Noakes. president

Capt. C. J. Martin, vice-president . Telephs. 114 and 636

D. R. Stanford Insular Drug Co., Inc., Manila, Cebu,

G. W. Jackson Iloilo, Drugs and Chemicals—P. O. Box

E.Albert Barnum

E. Nolan 149

Smith,

Cebu Transit Co., Inc. - Dimas-Alang A (Cebu Bell & Co., Ltd., managers

Branch)

Leon Kilat; Teleph. 887 I Insular Navigation Co.--92, Morga;

Teleph. 633

CONSULATES

International Harvester Co. of the

Great Britain — Philippines, Importers and Ex-

Vice-Consul—Guy Walford porters, Agricultural Machinery,

International Motor 41Trucks—Fernan-

dez Building; Teleph.

Norway:

Vice Consul—Guy Walford John Landahl, Inc. — 27, Martires;

Netherlands - Teleph. 401; P.O. Box 291

Vice-Consul—Guy Walford Leo. Schmitt, branch mgr.

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—118-1 ^2, America Juezan A Paulin, Attorneys—127; Norte

Magallanes; Teleph. 430

Directory andJapan,

East (China, Chronicle

Malaya,of The Far KerBuilding;

the Phi- & Co., Ltd., Merchants—Gotiaco

Teleph. 55; P. O. Box 160;

lippines, Indo-China, Netherlands Cable Ad: Ker

Indies, Borneo, Siam, etc.) Directors—H. B. Foster, J. W.

Agents for the Philippines: Howells, W. C. Naismith, G. M.

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson—Chaco Alexander

C. Brown, and A. A. (Cebu).

Brown

Building, Manila, The Philippines J.G. Gardner manager

CEBU D7?

Kuenzle & Steeiff, Inc., Importers— Procter and Gamble Trading Co., The—

1If 1 Cable17, Nueva; Teleph. 38; P.O. Box 135; 169, Caile Comercio; Telephs. 225 and

Ad: Kuenzle 740; P.O. Box 37; Cable Ad: Procteraw

J.D. R.C. Laurence, manager

Affleck, assist, do.

Luzon Surety Co., Inc. — 127, Norte

American

Lyeig Music House Inc.—A. Borromeo R.C.A. Communications, Inc.—D. ja-

kosalem & Magallanes; Teleph. 645

Madrigal & Co.—Terraplen ; Teleph. Red Star Automotive Supply Corp.—

374 R212, Comercio; Teleph. 274

Manila Trading & Supply Co.—Magal-

I, lanes; Teleph. 283 Royal Sine Leon Kilat

Menzi & Co., Inc., Import

chants—213-221, Caile andD. Export Mer- Smith, Bell, & Co., Ltd., Manila, Cebu,

Jakosalem;

P.O. Box 148; Cable Ad'- Casamenzi; Iloilo; Merchants, Ship ping & In §prance

Codes: Bentley’s, Oriental 3-Letter Agents—Cable G.J.Walford, Ad: Bell

Code, A.B.C.

Moss and Private 6th Improved Editions, A. Lees,manager

mgr. (Imp. Dept.)

H. C. D. Johnston, manager

Michael

: Teleph. 132 Southern Islands Hospital—Jones Ave.;

MoriBicycleStore Inc.—356. Magallanes Teleph. Chief—Dr. 156; P.O.

JoseBox 235 tines

V. Agus

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Psro- Nurse-Adm.

Felices ' V Officer & Cashier—Dr.

esagas

ducts, Ltd.—123-125, Caile Martire; P. Resident Physicians—Dr. Engenio

Q. BoxBentley’s,

: Codes: 122; Cable

A. B. C.Ad: Nestanglo; Carlos and Dr. Domingo C. Yeloso

Radiologist—Dr. Jose H. Heto

Pathologist—Dr

Aurist and Oculist Eugenio

— Dr.Alonso

Jose B.

Oriental

Factory Glass Palace115,— 444,

and Shop: LeonManalili;

Kilat; Coligado

Telephs. 362, 252 (Factory and Shop), Dentist—Dr. Pablo R. llano

and 630-K (Manager) Pharmacist—Miss Consuelo R. Ylanan

Internes—Dr.

Dr. Felix Antonio Unchuan and

Savellon

Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. — 16-18a, Extern—Dr. Paulino Lopez

Boromeo Training School for Nurses

Pacific Commercial Company, Importers Chief Nurse—Miss Arsenia Ledesma

(Acting) Annie Sand (Acting)

Principal—Miss

j —HI, Mogra

■J. Fleming, branch manager Dietitian—Mrs. Pacita Ylanan

S.F. S.E. Taylor

Shafer, auditor Assist, do.—Miss Lourdes Y. Coligado

: B. S. Charnetsky j M. B. Varian Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.,

!) Pastrano, Unchuan & Co., Importers | Agents—Cable Merchants, Shipping and Insurance

i, and Exporters. Business Brokers and and Cebu Ad: Stevenson, Manila

i Agents. Shipping Agents and Operators R. J. Hughes

—82, Burgos St.; Teleph. 48; P.O. Box Agencies' .

43; Cable Ad: Pastrano Ben Line of Steamers

| f Philippine Engineering Co.— Teleph. Blue

Ellerman LineLine (New York Service)

Funnel

410; P.O. Box 308 K. P. M.

J ava-China-J apan-Lij n

i Philippine Long Distance Telephone Australian Oriental Line, Ltd.

h; lem Co.—Telephone

St., City of Cebu Building, D. Jakosa- Peninsular and Oriental Steam

Navigation Co.

D78 CEBU-ZAMBOANGA

Standard - Vacuum Oil Company — Ostrich; Codes; A.B.C. 5th and 6th;|

Gotiaoco Building edns., Western Union 5-Letter edn.J

E. G.S. N.Richards,

Rohrer, manager

asstist. mgr. and Bentley’s

F. A. Johnson, Lubricating Oil Warner, Barnes and Co., Ltd.. Im-'

Dept. porters and Exporters, Shipping

F.R. G.M. Doolan, marketing assist.

Rich, installation superin- and Insurance Agents—Cable Ad :

Warner; Standard Codes

tendent, Opon. P. Boncker, agent

Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc., The—Norte B. Trebol

America and Legaspi; Teleph 143 Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred—Dy Te Build-

A. F. Walker, manager ing; Telephs. 238 and 846

Visayan Electric Go., S. A., Electric! P. G. Ross Hampton, manager

Light, Heat and Power—123, D. Zuellig, Inc., F. E., Merchants (Successor

Jakosalem; Telephs. 82 and 433; P. to Lutz & Zuellig)—Pond & Deen

O. Box 134; Cable Ad: Veco; Codes: Building, Norte America; Teleph. 271

Western Union and Bentley’s European Representatives: F. E.

Zuellig, A. G. Zuerich, Switzerland

Walker, H. B. Fire & Marine Insurance, —Cable Ad: Fez

Agents & Public Accountant—Pond

Deen Building, Calle; Norte Am- and Agencies:

erica; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad: N orddeutscher Lloyd, Co.,

Prudential Assurance Bremen

Ltd.

ZAMBOANGA

Zamboanga is located on the south-western extremity of Mindanao island in j|

latitudesouth

miles 6 deg. 55 min. Itnorth

of Manila. has aand longitudeof about

population 122 deg.41,591.

5 min. Since

east, being 512 nautical

the opening of the i

Port of Davao its volume of business has dwindled considerably. Once a transhipping

point

lumber,fordesiccated

hemp therecoconut

is nowand

practically

cutch arenothehemp

chiefexported

exports. fromThe Zamboanga. Copra,

harbour is partially

protected by two small islands and is never visited by severe storms, as it is south

ofwilltheaccommodate

typhoon belt. steamers

It has adrawing

good anchorage

25 feet. The climate is characterized wharf

for steamers of any size, and the by a |,

remarkable evenness of temperature and a comparatively small rainfall which increases

rapidly as one goes a few miles from Zamboanga in any direction.

five Communication

sailings a weekwithto other Cebu ports

and isManila,

assuredamong

by inter-island

them beingsteamers. ThereR. are

the Manila R.

and excellent service. Overseas Steamship Line making regular cRR at j

Steamship Line’s 22-knot steamer “ Mayon ” with most luxurious appointments

Zamboanga

various is the the

Klaveness Line monthly

is securedservice. Telegraphic communication with

cables andparts landoflines. Archipelago by a wireless station connecting with

cepting Zamboanga was founded

Moro corsair by thewereSpaniards

fleets which in April,

accustomed to pass1635,

theforStrait

the purpose of inter-

of Basilan from

southern Mindanao to the Yisayan Islands. The town was repeatedly attacked by the

day bombardment with an English squadron. In 1872, for putting down a mutinyall-of ||

Moros. In 1646, it exchanged shots with a Dutch fleet and, in 1798, maintained an

prisoners, Zamboanga was granted by the Madrid Government the title “Loyal and

ZAMBOANGA 1)79

' Valiant Town.” On May 10th, 1899, the revolutionists attacked the Spanish garrison in

I[' Zamboanga,

During the whichsummerwithdrew

of 1899,ontheMayRepublic

24th. The town was burned

of Zamboanga was induring the hostilities.

full control, but the

s towr. was finally

on November 16thsurrendered

of the sametoyear.

the American blockading squadron without bloodshed

Zamboanga is the capital of the province of the same name. The town, though

small, is one of the most beautiful, not only of the Philippines but of the Far East. It

is characterised by shady streets and possesses very fine parks and exquisite gardens.

There

in the iscentral

a drastic building

portion mustordinance in forceconcrete

be of reinforced which orprovides that allfire-proof

other equally buildingsmaterial

erected

with an 8-inch firewall

direction from the town. every 100 feet. Good roads extend along the coast in either

DIRECTORY

Province of Zamboanga City Physicians—

Governor—Felipe L. Ramos 1st District—Dr. A. del Rosario, Zam-

Treasurer—N. Valderrosa boanga

Members, Prov’l. Board—Tomas Val- 2nd District—Dr. Celedonio B. Enriquez

, dez and Juan A. Bello

Secretary, Prov’l. Board—Gregorio 3rdBolong District—Dr. Conrado Yumol,

■ Ledesma Lamitan

Zamboanga General Hospital

Judge. Court of 1st Inst’ce.—Alfonso ‘ Dr. P. A. Rodriguez, chief of hospital and

Santos director of the Zamboanga General

Provincial Fiscal—Jose Evangelista Hospital Training School for Nurses

Provincial Auditor—Dalmacio Ramos

District Engineer—Alfonso G. Oboza

District Health Officer—Dr. M. A. Asuzano Dr. J. Capistrano, resdt. phys’n.

Collector of Customs—Marcelo Mendoza Dr. E. Velasco, roentgenologist

Divisional

Steffens Supt. of Schools—Raymond H. Mr.officer

P. M. Villafuerte, r.n., administratiye

Senator—Datu Sinsuat Miss Socorro Sirilan, r.n. chief nui'se and

Representative—Doroteo Karagdag superintendent

Deputy Governors—Pedro Macrohon,

| Pedro Cuevas, ’r., Basilio Ramos General HospitalofTrainingthe Zamboanga

School for

and Pantaleon L. Banos Nurses

Miss Aurora Reyes, pharmacist

District Veterinarian—Dr. Emilio Sanson liizal Memorial Hosintal,

| Dist. Forester—PorfirioSan Buenaventura Dapitan

District Land Officer—Nicolas E. de Dr.inVictor Abastillas, resident physician

j Guzman charge

District Engineer’s Office Mr. Rodrigo Tillano, R.N., administrative

: District Engineer—Alfonso G. Oboza officer and property clerk

Margosatubig Public Hospital,

Bureau of Health Service Officers Margosatubig

Dr. C. J. Elago, resident physician

J[.District

MedalleHealth Officer—Dr. Flaviano

^Presidents

1st—Dr. ofJose

Sanitary

de lasDivision—

Penas Dipolog, Constabulary Officers

Zamboanga Headquarters

2nd—Mr. Catalino Jamora, r.n. (Acting), District of Mindanao and Sulu

Siokon,Climaco

3rd—Dr. Zamboanga

J. Elago, Margosatubig,

Zamboanga Bureau of Customs

Health Department, Collector—Marcelo Mendoza

Zamboanga City of

City Health Officer—Dr. Angel Sanchez Bureau of Lands

(Acting) Special Agent—Faustino Reyes

D80 ZAMBOANGA

Atkins, Kboll & Co., Inc., Importers Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Importers and

Exporters—Cable

Exporters,

Calle Madrid;General

Teleph. 73;Merchants—14,

P.O. Box 199; Bentley’s & Acme Ad: Kuenzle; Codes:

Cable Ad: Atanga, Offices at S. Fran- H. Spruengli, agent

cisco (Cal.), Manila, Cagayan de Sulu, L. A. Meigi

The Philippines

N. C: McClelland, vice-president and Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

Co.—P.O. Box 89; Cable Ad: Nestanglo

general manager (Manila)

K. A. Strohm, ectg. mgr.

Overseas Club of Zamboanga — 16,

Barrios & Co., Francisco, Importers and Calle Madrid; Teleph. 65

Exporters—Teleph. 13; P.O. Box 60

Agents-. Pacific Commercial Co. —16, Calle

Compania Maritima Madrid; Teleph. 14; P.O. Box 189

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The P.O. Hotel—Plaza

Plaza

Box 136;

Pershing; Teleph. 81;

Cable Union

Ad: Plaza;

—Teleph. 17; Cable Ad : Banco Bentley’s, Western

B. C.

5th edn.

Basilan Lumber Co., Inc., Dealers in A. M. Bayot, proprietor and mgr.

Sawn Lumber Logs — Head Office: Plaza Hotel Garage

Zamboanga. Mill: Port Holland, A. M. Bayot, proprietor and manager

Maluso Bay; Cable Ad: Basilumber;

Codes: Bentley’s & Acme

H.manager

Spruengti, president and general Philippine Desiccated Coconut Cor-

poration—Zamboanga, Mindanao, P. I.;

Cable Ad:

Bay. SalesPhildesco.

Office: 527,Mill

5thatAv.,Caldera

New

British Consulate— York

Acting Vice-Consul—D. J. S. Hay

Directory and Chronicle of the Silupa Ranch Co., Inc., Importers and

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya, The Breeders Head Office:

of Indian Breeding Cattle—

Zamboanga; Ranch

Philippines, Indo-China, Netherlands Silupa,

Indies, Borneo, Siam, etc.) near Malangas; Cable Ad: Silupaat

Agents for the. Philippines-.

Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Chaco Spirig & Co., John, Import of Tex-

tilesJohn& Spirig,

Sundries—P.O.

Bldg., Manila, The Philippines manager Box 195

John W. Spirig, treasurer

Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners P. Esperat, travelling salesman

and Operators, Lumber—2, Guardia Torrejon, Jurika & Co., Inc., General

Nacional; Cable Ad: Dollar Merchants, Import

M. P. Bellemans, agent sion Agents—Cent. Office: Zamboanga;

Agents Branches: Jolo,BoxDa207;

vao and

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co. leph. 56; P.O. CableCotabato; Te-

Ad: Jurika

Dollar Steamship Lines

American Mail Line Vegetable Oil Corporation—Teleph.

Tacoma and Oriental Steamship Co. 101; P.O. Box 14; Cable Ad: Cocopalm

Zamboanga

Johnston, Jos. S., Manufacturer of Broad Building Chamber of Commerce -

Philippine

bers, Pilings,Hard

etc. and Soft Woods,

Operator Tim-

of Sawmills,

Lumber Yards, Coconut

Alcohol Distillery, Barges, Zamboanga

Towboats,Plantations, Club, Inc.—16, Calle Madrid;

Teleph. 20; P.O. Box 95

Contractor, Stevedore and General Zamboanga Country Club —

Merchant—Zamboanga,

Cable Mindanao, P.I.;

Ad: Johnston, Zamboanga F. L. Zimmerman, president

Classified List of Agents, Merchants

and Jdannfactarers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, vrill be fonnd at the

JEnd of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Eastern Engineering

Firms follows Song Fong.

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BORNEO

| This island is one of the largest in the world, it extends from about .7 deg. N-

| tomiles,

4 deg.itsS.greatest

latitude,breadth

and from600109miles,

deg. and

to 118°its E.average

longitude. Its islength

breadth is abo atut 350

estimated 850

miles. Its vast interior consists of heavy forests, which teem with anima! life, but

are sparsely populated by man. The soil is fertile, and in some parts near the coast

the land is marshy. It was discovered by the Portuguese in 1526, and they, as well as the

Me/;q [| Spaniards,

none of these Dutch,

was and

longEnglish, formed The

maintained. settlements on different

Dutch claim parts ofoverthethecoast

sovereignty but

greater

;: ■ ments;part of the south and west of the island, along the coast of which they maintain

the territories of the British North Borneo Company, the Rajah of Sarawad establish-

■i3ihti | over

and the Sultanate

and in a along

and of Brunei

the north

backward

(now administered

and north-eastern

condition. coast. byThethe

The total population

British Government)

ofNative

BorneoStates

extent

are insignificant

is roughly estimated

at 3,000,000. The productions are many and varied, and the mineral resources believed

to be great.conduct

generations, The most

Chinese,

of thewho haveoperations.

trading been settledThein country

most Bornean

generallytownsis in for

an

(undeveloped condition. The natives comprise Malays, Dayaks and other races of a

kindred type. A British Protectorate exists over Sarawak and the territory of the

’British North Borneo Company.

SARAWAK

; The territory of Sarawak comprises an area of about 50,000 square miles,, with a

qfi coast

population

of theofisland

aboutof442,900,

Borneo,composed of various

is intersected by manyraces.rivers

It isnavigable

situated for

on the north-west

a considerable

9i< distance

district inland, and

fromof Brunei commands

TanjonginDatu about 450

to the1842entrance miles of coast line. The sovereignty of the

ithe Sultan the year by Sir ofJamesthe Samaharan

Brooke, whoriver was well

became obtained

knownfromas

i] Rajah Brooke of Sarawak. In 1861 a second cession was obtained, from the Sultan of

H iBrunei, of all the

il882 a that

third rivers gndobtained

land from of 100theand Samarahan coastriver to Kedurong Point;andin

i rivers liecession

betweenwasKedurong Point miles

theofBaram line and

river, all the about

including country three

l miles of coast on the north-east, side of the latter; and in 1884 another cession was

obtained of the Trusan river, situated on the north of the mouth

In 1888, a British Protectorate was established, and in 1890 ,the Rajah took possessionof the Brunei river.

c( pf1905Limbaftg,

the Lawas which

districtwas

was apprdved

also addedofto the by H.M.Sarawak Government

territory. inTheAugust,

present1891.Rajah,

In

Hi» iaarried

H.H. Sir onCharles Vyner Brooke, g.c.m.g., who was born 26th September,

27th February, 1911, to Hon. Sylvia Brett, succeeded his father H.H. Sir 1874, and was

[ij Charles Brooke in May, 1917.

Jil {fcion The country produces gold,

rubber, guttapercha, antimony,canes,

india-rubber, timber, cutch,camphor,

rattans, illipe-nuts, petroleum,

beeswax, birds’plan ta-

nests,

gml jfigo and pepper. The principal towns are:—Kuching, the

situated on the Sarawak river,. about 23 miles from its mouth, in latitude i; deg. 33capital of Sarawak,

j min. N., longitude 110 deg. 20 min. E. Baram, the principal town and fort

1 on the Baram river, is about 60 miles inland. Bintulu, situated at the mouth of

fpgj dteup theBintulu

river river,

of thatis famous

name, isforalsoitsnoted

sago for anditsbilian

sago.timber.

Oya, Mukah,

which liesa fewaboutmilesl£

JJ82 SARAWAK

miles up the Oya river, and Matu,

both noted for their sago. Sibu is situated about five miles Sarikei

68 miles, up the27Matu miles river, areli

Binatangf

44 miles, Kanowit 100 miles, and Kapit 156 miles up the Rejang river. Kabong

is situated at the mouth of the Kalaka river. Betong lies about 80 miles up the;

Saribas river, Simanggang is 50 miles up the Batang Lupar and Simunjan is’

situated

Trusan is22about

miles 18upmiles

the Sadong river. All

up the Trusan Riverthese

andrivers haveabout

Limbang a tidal10 wave

miles orupbore

the '

Limbang River, the latter place being noted for its sago. The country shows steady!

progress. There are seventeen wireless stations in the chief centres. A large petroleum i

field, discovered in the Baram District at Miri and Bakong, is now

In 1937 the revenue amounted to $4,801,236 and the expenditure to $4,104,082.; a valuable asset.;

The value of theforce

a constabulary exports

whichwasis armed,

$32,691,247 and ofandthedrilled

equipped importsafter

$22,899,4 5. There

the English is.

model,;

the interior economy in barracks of

force is recruited from Malays and Dayaks. the English Army being closely followed. The.

Harbour, buoy, and light dues:—Five cents per ton, payable on arrival, and

chargeable to all vessels of five tons and upwards.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Rajah—His Highness Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, g.c.m.g.

Tuan Muda—His Highness Bertram Willes Brooke (Special

Commissioner for Sarawak in England)

Supreme Council

President—H.H. The Rajah Datu Patinggi

H.H. The Tuan Muda Datu Imam

Chief Secretary — E. Parnell | Datu Amar

Council Negri, or General Council

President

H. H. the —H.H. The Rajah

Tuan Muda The Superintendent of Lands and Surveyfij!

The Chief Secretary The Principal Medical Officer

The Financial Secretary The Controller of Rubber

The Chief Justice The Secretary for Native Affairs

The Divisional Residents The District Officers

The Director of Public Works The Municipal Commissioner

The Commissioner, Sarawak Constabulary The Principal Chiefs of Each Residency 1

Secretariat

Chief Secretary — E. Parnell | Assistant Secretary — A. Macpherson

SARAWAK D83

RESIDENCIES

First Division, or Sarawak Proper Officer-in-Charge, MedicalKapit—H.

Officer, P.Sibu—Dr.

K. Jacks.

Resident, 1st Division, Kuching—R. L. Assistant

. Abdul Samat

Daubeny

District Officer, Kuching—J. O. Gilbert Divisional Treasurer, and Divisional

Assistant District Officer, Kuching—G. F. Postmaster,

Hardacre 3rd. Division Sibu—C. Pitt-

J. Pegler

[District Officer, Bau (Upper Sarawak)— Superintendent of Customs, andSuperint-

endent of Shipping 3rd. Division, Sibu

P. Scott —J. A. G. Benson

iDistrict

Ditmas Officer, Serian — W. P. N. L. Deputy Supt. of Customs, Sibu—E. Pawle

Asst. Supt. of Lands and Surveys, Sibu—

D. L. Leach

Second Division Settlement Officer, Sarikei—N. Mace

[Resident, 2nd Division, Simanggang—H. Officer Superintending

Sector and Deputy

Sibu Constabulary

Superintendent of

| E. Outfield (Acting) Prisons—R. W. Large

[District Officer, Simanggang — 8. G. Asst. Forest Officer, Sibu—F. J. Wright

i Hansom Clerk of Works, Sibu—P. Jitam

pistrict Officer, Saribas—L. K. Morse

istrict Officer, Kalaka—F. A. Moore Fourth Division

dstrict Officer, Lubok Antu—G. R. H.

Arundell Senior District Officer, Miri and Baram

Miri—E. O. Bruce

Third Division District

Supt. of Officer,

CustomsMiri—D. R. Lascelles

& Shipping and Officer-

Resident, 3rd. Division, Sibu—W. F. Dick # in-Charge, Posts,

Treasury, Miri—W. Lowry Telegraphs and

»pistrict

(Acting)Officer, Sibu—W. S. B. Buck Officer Supt. Sarawak Constabulary, and

Deputy Supt. of Prisons, Miri—ID. Y.

!Assistant

Fisher District Officer, Sibu—J. C. B. Murphy

District Officer, Lower Rejang, Sarikei— Asst. Supt. of Lands & Surveys, Miri—G.

A. Farrelly

’ R. G. Aikman District Officer,

Jadet—F. H. Wright

District Officer, Mukah—J. G. Anderson District Officer, Baram—D.

Bintulu—N.C.E.Hudden

Hughes,

District Officer, Oya—F. L. Crossley District Officer, Limbang—F. H. Pollard

District Officer, Meluan—D. C. White Officer in Charge, Lawas — J. C. H.

Barcroft

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs Brooke Dockyard and Engineering

and Labour Protectorate Works—Kuching

Secretary for Chinese Affairs and Manager—S. Harrop

Protector of Labour—E. M. Selous

(Acting) Sarawak Constabulary

Agricultural Department Commissioner—L. N. Reynolds

IieniorAgricultural Officer—G.Kee

St.F.HuiDare Deputy Commissioner—D. Y. Murphy

Agricultural Assistant—Ong Asst. Commissioners—W. H. Kelley, R. W.

Large, W. Phillips and J. S. Wink

Govt. Dairy Farm

Manager—T. M. A. Pillai Courts

Audit Supreme Court—Kuching

j.Auditor—A. G. Taylor, c.A. Chief Justice—T. J. L. Stirling Boyd

Registrar—H. P. Lansdale-Ruthven

[•[ Births and Deaths Department Resident’s Court—Kuching

jalflegistrar of Births and Deaths — J, H. Magistrate—W. F. Dick

tl Bowyer, m.b., ch. b., d.p.h. (Dublin) District Cowrtf—Kuching

icCoroner—G. F. J. Pegler (Kuching) Magistrate—F. H. Pollard

£X84 JSAKAWAK

Police Court—Kuching Posts and Telegraphs Dept.

Magistrate—F. L. Crossley Postmaster-General—W.

Assistant—F. Harding G. Tait (Acting)

Malay Maqistrates Supervisor—C. S. Were (Kuching)

Datu

Datu Patiiiggi—Ahang

Imam—Abang HajiHajiMorshidi Abdillah Officer-in-Charge,

Datu Div’al. Postmaster P.&T. (Miri)—W.

(Sibu)—C.E. Borry

Gascoigne

Datu Hakim—Abang

Mentri-r-Inche Mohd.Haji Moasili

Zin Printing Office, Government

Datu Amar—Abang Sulieman

Datu Bentara—Haji Hassim Superintendent-

Asst. Supt.—W. J.R.Chater

W. Chater

'Forest Department Sarawak Gaz tie & Sarawak

Senior

Divisional Forest Officer—T. Corson, B.sc.(For.) Editor—H. Government Gazette

P. Ransdale-Ruthven

b.a., Dipl.Forest(For.)Officer—B.J.C. Spurway,

Assistant Forest Officers—D. Carroll, F. J. Public Works Department

Wright and H. P Buxton Cable Ad: Works;

Medical Department Director—C.P. Bowe, Code:

m. insT.Bentley s

c.e., m.i.

MEGH.E.

Executive Engineers

Principal Medical Officer—J. H. Bowyer, and C. F. Birt, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e. R. E. Edwards, m.c.

m.b., ch.b., d.p.h. (Dublin.)

Medical Officers, General Hospital—M. L. Asst. Executive b.a.,

Engineers—T.

b.a.i. and J.A. W.

Reid,Pim,J.

Bynoe, m.r.c.8. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Bond.). P.B.A.,Naughten, B.A.I.

m.b., b.s. (Bond.)

Bady Medical and Officer and.Pathologist Clerk of Works—E. W. Howell

—ElizabethofBeIreland),

(Nat. Sueur, m.b., b.ch., b.a.o.

(Eng.)„BTniv.

R.c.p.s. (Eng.) o.p.H., d.t.m. k H. Registrar, Registration Department

Matron, General Hospital—Miss Y.M.H. Assignee Supreme , Court, , Official

Patterson Begal Adviser-H. P.. Bansdale-Ruthven

Assistant

Hospital—V! MedicalThambipillai,

Officers, General

l.m.s.

, (Singgapore), Shipping Department

(Singapore) Qng Kim Tin. . l.m.s. Shipping Master—A. W.G. Gibson(Aoting)

Assistant; Medical Officer, 3rd Division— Deputy do. (Kuching)—A.

Supt. of Shipping (Min)—W. W.G.Gibson

Dowry

Abdul Samat

, (Singapore i. bin Haji Pagak, l.m;,s. do. (Sibu)-G.A.C. Field

Surveyor of Ships—A. W.G-Gibson,

Health Department

Chief Health Officer—J. H. Bowey, m.b., Kuching, Stores Department, Government

ch.b., d.p.h. (Dublin) Sarawak; Cable Ad: Stores,

Assistant Health Officer—Elizabeth Be Chief Kuching; Code: Bentley’s

Sueur, m.b., B.pH., b.a.o. (Nat. Univ. of Storekeeper—L. K. B. Chan

Ireland),

(Eng.) d.p.h., d.t.m. & H. (Eng.), r.o.p.s.

Assistant Health Officer, 3rd Division— Commissioner—B. Trade and Customs

Abdul Samat bin Haji Pagak, l.m.s. Supt., 1st Division—R. I). Kennedy (Acting)

(Singapore) F. Sinclair

Supt., Beper Camp —C. Mason Supt., 3rd Division—J.A.G. Benson

Actg Chief Sanitary Inspector - Bee Supt., Supt.

4th Division—W. Dowry

Swee Hock Deputy(OnAssist.

leave)—G.A.C. Field Pawle

Supt. (Sibu)—E.

Band and Survey Department Chief Clerks — Thang Ek Bong and Chai

Superintendent—N

Surveyors & Band A. MiddlemasHarnack, Ah Jap

Officers—W. Financial Department

B.F.R. Noakes,

N. Baron.G. A.N. Farrelly,

Mace, D. T.B. E.Beach,

R. K. Kitto, C. S. Sergei

J.

andParker,

C. B. Financial Secretary—H. M. Calvert

Murray Assistant Treasurers—B. A. Trech-

man C. Pitt Hardacre, A. B, Mc-

Baine, F. L. Mansel and C. E

Municipal Department Gascoigne, c.a.

Municipal Commissioner—J. P. Baird Accountant: B. Toon Lu:ke

SAKAWAK 1)85

London: Sarawak Government Offices—

Millbank House, Westminster, S.W. 1

Government Agent in England—H. D. I Manila -Findlay, Richardson & Co.

Aplin Jeddah—John Allan Smith (Sarawak

Singapore—Paterson, Simons

Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in j St.Rev. Augustine’si Church—Betong

J. Sparrow

England), Merchants — Kuching, Sibu Rev. L. Angking

and Miri, Sarawak, Siam, Malaya and Rev. P. H. H. Howes

Kuala

Head Office:Belait. Brunei; Cable Ad: Borneo.

143-149, Fenchurch Street, Rev. M. Senang

London, E.C. 3 Rev. Barnaba Tamban

T.P, C.C. Martine, manager Rev. Hope Hugh

V. Cobbold, signs per pro. Christ Church Lundu

N.K. A. Tucas

Cargill S. (Vacant)

Columba's

Rev. Church—Miri

F. W. Synnott, m.a.

C. B. Horn

it.D. Jotte Rev. Lim Siong Teck

St. Thomas’ Boys School—Kuching-

H. T. Lascaster

C.R. L.S. Sagar

Miles St. Mary’s Girls School Saint

Master—Aev. Maxwell

Mistresses — Misses Andrews and

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd., M . Burgin

The (Incorporated in England)—

F, F. Marriott, general manager Roman CatholiU Mission —

Office

R. R.inHamilton,

Brunei -Kuala Belait, Brunei

local manager Right Rev. Mgr. A. Hopfgartner, pref.

apost.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia St. Mary’s Mission School for Girls—

and Royal

by. China Charter

(Incorporated in England

1853)—Cable Ad: Miss E. S. Andrews

Kernel, Kuching. Head Office: 38, Miss M. Burgin

Bishopsgate,

A. B.D.Beath, London, E.C.

Trail, sub-accountant

agent 2 St. Thomas’ School—Kuching

Warden—Rt.

Principal—Rev.Rev.A. The

J. M.Bishop

Saint, m.a.

Tan Soon Tye, cashier

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS

Ecclesiastical— Kuching Badminton Association—Ku-

Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak— ching

Rt. Rev. Francis S. Hollis (Resid- President—H. M. Calvert

ence: Bishop’s House, Kuching) Hon.

Archdeacon of Sarawak—(Vacant)

Diocesan Reg. - K. Choo Seng (Kuch- Hon. Secretary—Chia Bok Gee

Treasurer-GSim Seng Teck

ing) Kuching Football Association —

Missionaries

Cathedral Church (S.P.G.) of St. Thomas Kuching

President—D. MacDonald

nev. r. m. .naycock Hon. Secretary—Tan Kui Choon

Rev. Lim Tong Chtra Hon. Treasurer- W. J. Chater

Rev. Chong En Siong Kuching Rifle Club —

St. James’s Church—Quop Hon. Secretary—D. L. Leach

(Vacant)

St.Rev. John’s Church—Ta-i Hon. Treasurer—E. S. Holl

T. Buda

St Luke’s Church—Simanggang Sabawak Club —

Rev. M. W.

Rev. A. Stonton, B.sc.

Nahnant Chairman—K. N. Black

Secty. and Treasurer—E.W.H. Jacques

SAEAWAK

Sarawak Chinese Football Asso- Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd.—

ciation—Kuching Rotoscythes Mowers Co., Ltd.—

Patron — Wee Kheng Chiang Decca Gramophone

President—Wong

Vice- do. — Law Cheong

Ah, Yam Way Gramophones, Records, etc.

Hon. Secretary— Tan Kui Chooii Ellams

licators, Duplicator

Office Co., -Ltd.—Dup-

Equipment

Dpty. do. —ChanWeng

Captain—Chan Weng Sheng Shoon T. Land &■ Son (Sheffield), Ltd.—

Yice-do.—Eng Jaw Joo “Civic” Mayers

Clayton, Pewter Co., Ltd. — High

Quality Glassware

Sarawak Turf Club— Agents for Screen Advertisements :

President—H.

Sarawak H. The Tuan Muda of The Sylvia Cinema, Kuching

Secretaries & Treasurers—-The Bornoe

Co., Ltd. ® IS

Stewards—W.

Chong, Datu J.Patinggi,

Chater, WeeChanKheng

Qui Kuching Drug Store, Wholesale and

Chiang, Tan Sum Guan, D. and Manufacturers’ General

Retail Druggists, Importers

MacDonald, G. T. Bates, J. C. H. Sarawak, Borneo ; Agents — Kuching,

Cable Ad : Drug;

Barcroft,andB.H.J.E.C.Cutlield

Archer Spurway, J. B. A.B.C. Code, 5th Edition

Dr. A. F. Law, m.b., f.r.m.s., f.r.e.s.,

Sarawak Union Club— Kuching F.R.S.A., M.R.I.P.H., M.R.S.I., M.S.C.I.,

President — The Bishop of Labuan f.f.sc.,d. m.t., managing proprietor

and Sarawak

Vice-President

Sarawak — The Archdeacon of Law, Dr. A. F., m.b., d.m.t., d.s.t. (Chicago,

Hon. Secretary—Tan Kui Choon U.S.A),M.R.I.P.H.,

F.C.t.i F.R.M.S.,

M.R.S.I.,F.R.E.S.,

M.S.C.I. F.R.S.A.,

Hon. Treasurer—Chan Weng Yen F.F.SC., Licentiate Medical Practitioner —

(Eng.),

Kuching

St. Michael’s Catholic Club -Kuching

President — The Right Rev. Mgr. Sarawak Chinese Banking Co., Ltd.—

Hon.Hopfgartner

Secretary— H. P. Buxton Kuching

Hon. Asst. Secretary—Polycarp Sim

Hon.HarrySports Secretary — Stephen Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ltd*

Hon. Treasurer—Matthew Chong (Incorporated in Sarawak)—Cable Ad:

Hon. Auditor—A. P. Merrells Sesco

Committee — Ng Khim Siong and Gen. Managers — United Engineers,

Lucas Tan Ltd., Singapore

Resident Engineer and Manager—

C.

ResidentCorbinEngineer at Sibu -1). F

Kuching Agency, Ltd., The (Incorporated Welham

in Sarawak), General Merchants Sarawak Museum

Licensed

Estate Auctioneers, Insurance and

Teleph. Agents

24; P.O.— Kuching, Sarawak

Box 70;; Cable Ad:: E. Banks, curator

Agency; Codes : Bentley’s and

London Agents: Alexander Young Sarawak Private. Oilfields, Ltd. (Incorporated

(London), in Sarawak)—Registered

Postal Ad: Miri,Office: Miri,

E. W. H.Ltd.Jacques, managing director Sarawak:

pore; Cable Ad: Saroilco,

via Singa-

Miri; Codes:

Sub - Agencies \ Bentley’s (with Oil Supplement)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. London Agents—The

Di&t/ributors :

Paxamo Manufacturing Co. — Per- Petroleum Co., Ltd., Anglo-Saxon

St. Helen’s

^ fumery & Cosmetics Court,

E.C. . 3 Leadenhall St., London,

Fraser & Neave, Ltd.— Aerated Singapore Agents—The Asiatic Petro-

WatersBros. Co., Ltd.—Pabst Beer

Connell leum Co. (S.S.), Ltd.

Paxamo Manufacturing, Co. — Per- F. L.F. A.Marriott, generalgen.

Toone, assist, manager

manager

fumery B. L. Peacock, secretary and acct

SARAWAK-STATE OF NORTH BORNEO D87

Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incor- Tan Sum Guan &' Son, Merchants, In-

gunrated in Sarawak)—32

Yeang Kuching;

Street, Kuching;and 33, Khoo

Cable Ad: j surance and Manufacturers’ Agents and

Steamship, Codes: A.B.C. 5th j Dealers

and 63, in IceHai& St.;

Ewe Gold Teleph.

Storage—61

250;

edn,, Scott’s 10th edn. and Bentley’s, Cable Ad: Tansumguan; Codes:

Complete k 2nd Phrase A.B.C. 5th edn.. Bentley’s, Acme &

K. N. Black, managing director

Straits S. S. Co., Ld., Singapore Agents ! Private

Tan Sum Guan, partner

Tan Kui Choon, do.

Bime, Darby k Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Wang Slew Liang, chief clerk

S.S.), Tan Geok Chui, asst, clerk

AgentsPlantation, RubberGeneral

and Valuers, and TinImport,

Mine Ong Chin Yeang, do.

Lim Phuan Kay, salesman

Export and Produce Merchants, Ship-

ping and Insurance Agents^—Kuching; M. Suhai, asst. do.

Also at Sibu

A. F. Baughan, manager

{For Fuller Details See Sime Darby

Yamco" Timber Company Lawas,

Co., Ltd., Singapore and Malacca) Codes: Bentley’s and Acme.

STATE OF NORTH BORNEO

This territory, formerly known as Sabah, situated at the northern end of the

j island of Borneo, has a coast line of about 800 miles. The population is made up of

;I Malays, Bajaus, Dusuns, Sulus and Muruts, and at the census in 1931 numbered 270,223,

which

! the mountain includesofabout 47,799 about

Kinabalu, Chinese.13,455Thefeetchiefhigh.

geographical feature river

The principal in theonterritory

the Westis

|i Segama,

coast is the Padas. Ont he East Coast there are the Kinabatangan, Labuk, Sugut,

‘ the Westandcoast, manyKudat other onvaluable rivers.Sandakan

the North, The best and harbours

CowieareHarbours

those of onJesselton on

the East

| Coast, the two last-named being very spacious and possessing great potentialities,

j _ The climate is particularly pleasant for the tropics; the days are rarely very hot,

;#| natural

while insect

from a blanket

pests, issuch

disturbances

often required atandnight;

areasalmost

mosquitoes

unknown.theThe

and little

like. inconvenience is experienced

seasHurricanes,

are teemingearthquakes,

with fish, andand other

there

1

jIkong is a large export trade in panned dried and salted fish. Trade with

and the Philippines is well established. A weekly steamship service is maintained Singapore, Hong-

between North Borneo ports and Singapore by the Straits Steamship Company, and

steamers run regularly to Hongkong and the Philippines. A weekly service to the East

Coast ports

service is maintained

to Tawau by the SabahIndies Steamship Company. ThereLine.

is a The

fortnightly

Shosen Kaisha run afrom Netherlands

monthly service between Java, ports Tawau

by theandK. Japan.

P.M. There areOsaka

in all

four lines of steamships maintaining communication with North Borneo. Most of the

trade supplies are obtained from and through Singapore; and

. brisk and increasing trade in timber. Amongst the zoological productions of North with Hongkong there is a

Borneo are to be noted elephants, rhinoceros, deer of three kinds, wild cattle, proboscis

monkey,

‘few wild orang-utan,

duck, many pig, bears,of pythons

varieties wild pigeon anddan crocodiles. Of game

doves, snipe, birds there are a

and quail.

Sandakan,

trade. Jesselton, the capital,

on the there. has a

West coast,magnificent harbour and is the chief place of

J| Departments are located It is isalsodeveloping,

one of theand severalof the

termini of theState

Government

Railway,

i i The imports include cloth, rice, hardware, manufactured goods of all kinds, Chinese

ID1 Ia chieftobacco,exports

Chinese

are coarse

rubber,crockery, matches,dried

copra, timber, machinery,

and salt biscuits, oil, tobacco,

fish, native sugar, etc.rattans,

The

s j edible or birds’-nests, seed pearls, beche de mer, sharks’ fins, Borneo crystalline camphor

I toise-shell,

::ij interior, beeswax, andSulu

the neighbouring other natural products,

Archipelago, etc. which are brought in from the

1)88 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

Revenue in North Borneo amounted to £414,883 in 1937, as compared with £210,197

in 1913, £31,931

cluding the pre-war year. Expenditure in North Borneo was £209,709 in 1937 (in-

with £115,545 in for

1913.debreciation, railway renewals, contingencies, etc.), as compared

Timber and Rubber are now the largest industries in the country, having displaced

tobacco from the premier place; and coconut cultivation is becoming one of the features

of the country, in which there are large areas still to be exploited. Cutch, which is

extracted

now manyfrom mangrove

companies bark, isinbeing

operating Northexported

Borneo, intheconsiderable

majority being quantities.

engaged There are

in rubber

growing. Over 126,640 acres are under rubber cultivation. The population of the

town of Sandakan, the capital of the territory, according to the 1931 census, was 13,286

(as

562,compared

Indians 193,withJapanese

11,936 in39,1921), composed

Malays of Europeans

176, Philippine 111, Chinese

Islanders 11,030,ofJavanese

248, natives Borneo

1,356 and others 111. The North Borneo State Railway has a total mileage of

127 miles. toThe

Beaufort Tenommainit line

runs runs

throughfor 5630 miles

miles ofthrough

the Padasflat Gorge,

countrynoted to Beaufort.

for its From

beautiful

scenery; and thence on through undulating country to Melalap, the present terminus.

A branch line runs from Beaufort to the small port of Weston, a distance of about 20

miles. The railway is playing an important part in the development of the West

Coast. Already there are 14 large rubber estates and numerous small holdings served

by it, whilst

dakan the acreage

is distant undermiles

about 1,000 padi, from

sago Singapore,

and coconuts1,200is miles steadilyfromincreasing.

Hongkong, San- and

660 miles from Manila. It became connected telegraphically with Labuan on the

7th May, 897, and was thus placed in communication with

now nine wireless installations in the country—at Jesselton, Sandakan, Kudat, Tawau Europe, etc. There are

and Lahad Datu. The Stale Bank of North Borneo was established

head office at Sandakan and an agency at Jesselton. A lighthouse has been established in 1921 with its

atEastBatu Tinagat, near Tawau, and at Tanjong Trang, near

coast. Unattended lights have been placed on Taganac Island, near Sandakan, Tarabisan Island, on the

Kalampunian Island, North Point, Kudat, and Armstrong Reef, near Lahad Datu.

The territoryforofsmall

Sulu by cession Northannual

Borneopayments

was acquired

in 1877,fromandthe the Sultans

British ofNorth Brunei and

Borneo

Company was incorporated by Royal Charter on the 1st November, 1881. The area of

the territory is about 29,347 square miles, and the population,

census of 1931, was 270,223, as co mpared with 257,804 in 1921 This total included 340 as ascertained by the

Europeans, 205,218 natives of Borneo, 47,799 Chinese, and 11,494 natives of the Malay

Archipelago.

cent, was declared The inCompany’s

1916, 4 perauthorised

cent, in 1917,capital

4| peris cent,

£2,000,000.

in 1918,A5 dividend

per cent, inof 1919,

31 per3

per cent, in 1920, 3 per cent, in 1921, 3| per cent, in 1922, 2f per cent,

in 1929, 2 per cent, in 1937 and 4 per cent in 1938. In May, 1888, a British Protectorate in 1923, ij per cent,

was established.

The following officers have administered the Government of the Territory since

its acquisition by the Company:

Governors of North Borneo

1881 W. H. Treacher, o.m.g. 1926

1888 C. V. Creagh, c.m.g.

1895 L. P. Beaufort 1930 A.J.D. L.F.J. Humphreys,

1934 Richards, c.m.g., c.b.e. |

c.m.g.

Jardine, c.m.g., o.b.e.

1900

1901 Hugh

E. W. Clifford,

Birch, c.m.g.

o.m.g. 1937 C. R. Smith

1904 E. P. Gueritz Officers

1911 F. R. Ellis,Mason

1912 c.m.g. ment, forAdministering

Various Periods the Govern-

During

1913 J.TheScott

Rt. Hon. Sir West Ridgeway, the1887Y earsW.Stated M.

:

Crocker

g.c.b.,

porary)g.c.m.g.,

- K.c.s.i. (Tem- 1907 Alex. Cook

1913 1910

1912-26 A.F. W. C. Pearson, c m.g.

1915 C.A. C.W Pearson,

C. Parr c.m.g.

1922 H. W.

Fraser, c.b.e.

L. Bunbury

1922 Maj.-Gen. Sir William Rycroft, 1927-30

K.C.B., K.C.M.G.

1925 A. C. Pearson, C.M.G. 1930-34 E.D. W. R. Maxwell,

Morrell c.b.e

1934-37 C. F. C. Macaskie

BRITISH NORTH BORNEO-SAN DAKAN D89

DIRECTORY

British North Borneo (Chartered) Company

(Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1st November, 1881 )

Ccmrt of Directors— London

{Offices: Staple Hall, Stone House Court, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 3 )

President—Major-General Sir Neill Malcolm, k.o.b., ixs.o.

Vice-President—Sir Douglas 0. | Capt. A. G. Cowie

Malcolm,

Hon. k.c.m.g.W. Elphinstone

Mountstuart Sir Andrew McFadyean

G. E. B. Bromley-Martin Secretary—W. 0. Pidgeon

0. Mallet Legal Assistant—W. J. Worth

Aoents: British North Borneo (Chartered) Co.

Australia

Adetaide. Melbourne and Sydney— Gibbs, Bright x Company

China

Amoy—Tait

Foochow and&Hong Co. Kong—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Tientsin William Forbes & Co.

Ceylon

Colombo—J. M. Robertson & Co.

India

Bombay—The Anglo-Siam

Calcutta—Gillanders, Corporation,

Arbuthnot & Co. Ltd.

Madras—Best '& Co., Ltd.

Straits , Settlements

Singapore and Penang— Guthrie Co., Ltd.

The Philippines

Manila, Cebu and Iloilo— Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Governor and Staff Deputy Asst. District Officers—

Governor and Commander - in - Chief— Kinabatangan—Claudius

Kudat—Nicholas

Yapp

C. R. Smith

Private Secretary—(Vacant) Labuk & Sugut—B.Chin S. Willie

Papar - Hiew Syn Yong

Government Secretary’s Office Pensiangan—Anik

Tenon—Tsen Shau bin Batek

Kong.

Govt. Secretary -G. L. Gray

Under Secretary— W. F. Hill (Acting) Agricultural Department

Administrative Officers Director of Agriculture — H. G. Keith,

Resident, East Coast—C. D. Martyn

do., West Coast—R. F. Evans DistrictFOR.,

B. S C. F.R.G.S. Officer, West Coast

Agricultural

1 Hstrict Officers— —W. G. Higgins, c’d.a. (Edingburgh)

East Coast—B.K. R.Ingle

A. Adams District Agriculture Assistant, East

Interior—D. ( 'cting)(Acting) : District

Coast (Sandakan)—H. King

Agricultural Assistant, West

Beaufort - H. O. E. Sykes (Acting)' ‘ Coast (Jesselton)—J. A. Leano, b.agr.

Jesselton—J. E. Longfield (Acting) (The Philippines)

Kudat—

Asst. (Vacant) District Agricultural Assistant, West

KotaDistrict Officers

Belud—S.

Mempakul—.(Vacant)

- (Acting)

C. Hill Coast

b.agr. (The(Beaufort) F. ,M. Calacala,

Philippines)

Tambunan — J. S. Chisholm (Acting) District Agricultural Assistant, West

Ta wau—( Vacant) Coast (Tenorn)—Ali

District AgriculturalbinAssistant,

Pendek West

Cadets — Coast (Kudat) - Hsu Tai Hok

East Coast—J. F. Dingle, R. S. Abbott Entomologist—Chan Kwai Shang, b.sc.

West Coast — W. K. Wookey, J. H. agr. (China)

Macartney

P90 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SANDAKAN

Audit Department Judicial Department

Auditor—W. A. 0. W.Smelt, a.c.a.a.c.a. President

Asst. Auditor—G. Moffatt, Governorof the High Court—H.E. The-

Constabulary High Cowrt Judges

H. E. the Governor, His Honour the Chief

Commandant - Major W. C. Adams, m.c.; Justice R, A. Rutter, R, F. Evans, G. L.

Gray (Acting)

(On leave)

Officer-in-Charge of Armed Constabulary

East Coast—Capt. A. Rice-Oxley, d.f.c. The Residents Sessions Court Judges

Adjutant—C. D. Round-Turner of East & West Coast

Acting Chief Police Officer, Sandakan— E. W. Skinner (Additional)

G. L. Gray ( do. )

P.G. Edge

Acting Chief Police Officer, Jesselton— Registrar of High( anddo.Sessions

D. K. Ingle ).

Courts—

Charles Peter Soong Chong Fob

Customs and Excise Department Land Office

Commissioner of Customs and Excise— Comm’r. of Lands—J.

A. J. B. Broodbank S'. Abernethy

Deputy Assist. Commissioner of Excise— Medical Department

Lo Ah Fuh

Assist. Commissioner of Customs & Excise, Principal Medical Officer — P. A. Dingler

m.r.c.s.Principal

(Eng.), l r.c.p. (Lond.),

Jesselton—J. H. Macartney

Deputy Assist. Commissioner of Customs, Acting Medical Officer(on—leave)

J. P.

Sandakan—Lo Ah Fuh Taylor, M.s.,

District Surgeons— m.b. (Sydney)

Forest Department Sandakan—H. Wands, m.b., ch.b. (Gals.)

Conservator Jesselton — J. K. O’Byrne, l.r.c.p. &.s.

for., F.R.G.S.of Forests—H. G. Keith, b.sc. Beaufort

(Ireland)and Interior—J. C. T. Tregar-

Deputy

J. Assist. Conservator of Forests— then, m.r.c.s.

Agama (Eng.), l.r.c.p.(Eng.)

(Lond.)

Timber Officer—M. Udarbe Kudat—G. Stonehill,M.R.c.s. l.r.c.p.

(Lond.)

District Forest Officers Nursing-Sisters—

East Coast Forest Division Sandakan — Miss E. Ashworth, s.r.m.,

Elopura Forest District (Sandakan)—F. Jesselton—MissH. C.M.B. E. Bates, s.r.n., c.m.b.

Melegrito

Lahad Datu Forest District (Semporna)

—J. Valera Post and Telegraph Department

St.P. Lucia

Orolfo Forest District (Tawau) — Postmaster-General andA.Supt. of Telegra-

West Coast Forest Division phs and Wireless—H. Dabell, m.i.w.t.

(On leave)

Sabah Forest District (Jesselton)—P. C. Assist. Supt. of Posts and Telegraphs—G.

ClementeForest District (Kudat) — P. C. Fenton

Marudu

Castro (Acting) Acting Asst. Supt. of Posts & Telegraphs

—A. D. Weaver

Gaols Department

Inspector of Prisons — Major W. C. Protector—D.Protectorate K. Ingle

Adams,Sandakan

m.c. Prison — Captain A. Deputy Protector—H.

Supt.,

Rice-Oxley, d.f.c. Assist. Officer— U Sui O.Chuen

E. Sykes

Supt., Jesselton Prison — C. D. Round-

Turner Public Works Department

Harbour Department Director of Works—J. A. Houston, b.a.,

Harbour Master—A. J. B. Broodbank B.E., A.M.I.c’e.

Marine Surveyor and Engr. — J. C. Executive

Bishop, Engineer, Sandakan

A.M.I.STRUCT.E., M.AM.E. — H.

Graham Executive Engineer, Jesselton — E. R

Deputy Harbour Masters— Baker, a.m.i.c.e.

Sandakan—LoH.AhMacartney

Jesselton—J. Fuh Deputy Asst. Executine

Govindarajulu Mudaliar Engineer—M.

BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SAN DAK AN D91

’ State Bank or North Borneo District Surveyor, E;C.—E. J. Small-

Controller—H. J. R. Beckett, a.c.a. field, m.i.s.

Manager, Sandakan Branch—F. D. Block Chief Draftsman—T. V. Durai

Manager, JesseltOn Agency—R. Johnson,

■' A.C. A. Trmsury Department

Financial Controller—H. J. R. Beckett,

Survey Department A.C.A.

Sury.-General—T. J. H. Speedy, f.3.i. Dist. Treas., Sandakan — G. A. Taylor, b.

COM. (BOND.), A.C.A;

. (London), m.t.p.i. (N.Z.), , M.3.1. Dist. Treas., Jesselton—R. Johnson, a.c.A,

N.Z) Assistant—Yun Tsze Chong

The State Bank op North Borneo—

Head Office: Sandakan; Cable Ad: Statebank. Agency Jesselton

Controller—H. J. R. Beckett, a.c. a. | Manager—F. D. Block

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Sandakan Squash Rackets Club—

Hon. Secty.

E. Sykes

Caledonian Society of British North

Borneo, The (Gonstitoted 1925)—

Bakau & Kenya Extract Co,, Ltd.

Chamber of Commerce — Cable Ad: (Registered in Great Britain), Manu-

Commerce facturers

—Head of Tanning Extracts and Dyes

Committee — A. E. Phillipps (chair-

man), Glasgow Office: 24, George Square,

J. K. S.Hon. Mr. T. Dr.

Malcolm, Efford,

Y. A.U.Stookes,

Mavor, W. S. Young, manager.

Harrison and Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Hon. Mr. H. J. Walker, H. F. Hont, managing agents

Hon. Mr. Kwan Yoen Hin and Lao

Boi Ching

Hon. Secretary—-0. Boyer British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd,, Saw-

mill Owners, Timber Merchants,' Ship-

Lawn Tennis Club—Sandakan builders and Engineers — Cable Ad:

Billian, Sandakan

Sandakan Amateur Dramatic Club— Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Patron—His Excellency the Governor agents

Hon. Secretary & Hon Treasurer Timber & Sawmills Dept.:

-W. A. C. Smelt J. H.K. Parnell

S. Malcolm j| F.R. J.F. Robinson

Vaughan

Sandakan Club— E. Williams I J.A. C. Mercer

Hon. President— H.E. The Governor G. W. S. Larkins | H. B. Fletcher

of British North Borneo Engineering Dept.:

R. Wilson

Sandakan Golf Club—

Captain -T. Efford CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Hon. Secretary—Dr. J. P. Taylor

Sandakan Recreation (Tub— . Borneo Basel Self-Established Church

Committee—Hon. —Sandakan

(chairman), VonMr.TszeH. .Chong

J. R. Backett

(hon. Rector—Rev. Yap Hyen Mu

Catechist—Chia Kiam Vun

secretary and treasurer), A. Collado, Trustee—Fung En Sue

P.En,Dominic, Ng Tai Yong, r Kong So

Yun Yin Chong, C. A. V . Lingam, Secretary—Fung Shong Kong

J. S. Funk and A. J. Pereira Treasurer—Pang Hon Hing

D92 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SANDAKAX

Catholic Mission, The— Directors—Hon. Mr. F. H.W. ()Pinnock

(chairman), T. Efford, Peake

TheNorth

Prefecture

Borneo Apostolic of British and C. Boyer

Prefect Apos. Right Rev. Mgr. A. V. H. Bentham | W. A. Morrison

Wachter (Jesselton) J. Mitchell W.G.D. Hemming

Rector of Seminary—Rev. F. Sint D. Graham j A. H. B. Alexan-

(Jesselton) A. G. Ludgate, der, c.a.

Economus it Procurator—Rev. A. a.c.a. I C. M. Taylor

Antonissen (Jesselton)

Revs. A. McCarthy, L. M. Parsons, A. North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd., The,

Timber, Shipbuilding, Engineering,

Mulders (Sandakan)

Revs. A. Verhoeven, J. van Haaren Estate GeneralAgencies,

Merchants, Provision Stores and

Insurance—Sand-

(Jesselton)

Revs. A. Antonissen, V. Weber, M. akan, Tawau, Jesselton, Brunei, Sarawak

Obertegger, G. Lampe (Penampang) and D.E. Indies; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

Revs. A. Raich, A. Flur (Limbahau) and Broomhall’s. LondonE.C.Office:

2 20,

Revs. J. Quinn. J. Connolly Copthall A. E.

Avenue, London,

Phillipps, general manager

(Tambunan) H. E. Hopkins, mgr. (Sandakan)

Revs. Staudacher, B. Walsh (Tawau) C. C. Tallack, mgr. (Tawas)

Revs. H. Murphy, J. Theurl Managing Agents-.

Rev. J. M. A. Klijn (Papar) Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ld.

Revs. J. Unterberger, A. Crowther Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ld.

(Labuan) Estates Agencies-.

Chukch of England—Sandakan Sekong Rubber Co., Ld., Sandakan

Rector—Yen. Archdeacon Mercer Insurance Agencies:

Asst. Priest Rev. Sung Khi Feng Liverpl. & L’don. & Globe Ins. Co., Ld.

Kudat Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.

World Marine & General Ins. Co., Ld.

Rector—Rev. J. Paisley The Great Eastern Life Assurance

Asst. Co., Ltd.

and Priests—Rev.

Rev. Ng Thau LaiSynChun Shang Hole Agencies-.

Bovril, Ltd.

St. Mary’s Catholic School, For Boys Bitulac Paints & Preservatives

—Sandakan Barker & Dobson’s Sweets

Director of School—Rev. A. McCarthy Carbolex

Headmaster—Rev. L. M. Parsons Columbia Milk

Assistant - A. Mulders Decarbo

Decca

Records

Drummond & Co., Chartered Accountants Dairymaid Buttpr

—Jesselton and Sandakan; Cable Ad: De Reszke Anchor

Gillespie’s Cigarettes

Flour

Drummondco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Horlick’s Malted Milk

Bentley’s and Broomhall’s Harvey’s Ports & Sherries

Partners—R. W. S. Drummond, C.A.,

B. Lowick, a.c.a. and D. Phillip, c.A. India “Super” Tyres

L.C. Anderson, c.a., signs per pro. Killgerm Germicide

Lipton’s Teas

Murray’s Cigarettes ,

Funk & Sons, General Importers, Whole- McCallum’s Whisky

sale and Retail Merchants—Sandakan, Martel l’i Brandies

British North Borneo; Cable Ad. Funks Pears Soaps

Redfearn’s Rubber Goods

H arrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.— Silver Slipper Gins

Cable Ad: Crosfield; Codes: Bentley’s, Solo Fruit Drinks

Bentley’s ;Second, Acme, Schofield, Smedleys Canned Goods

A.B.C. Smith & Hoey’s Wines

Western.> 6th,

UnionBroom hall (Rubber), and Thermos “Stronglas” Products

BRITISH NORTH BORNEO-JESSELTON D93

T. Beers & Stouts Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale

Vat 69Ikon

Whisky and Retail Chemists and Druggist®

Zeiss

Rothmans Cigarettes —Cable Ad : Dispensary

C. Oils)

C. Wakefield .fe Co., Ltd. (“Castrol” Harrisons and Crosfield (Borneo),

Ltd., agents

Brown

Whisky Bank’s “Captain’s Own” Sandakan-1ck&

Agfa Photographic Goods Harrisons &Aerated

CrosfieldWater Co.,Ltd.,

(Borneo), Ltd.

managers

Sabah Steamship Co. Ltd., Sandakan Light and Tel. Power Co. (1922),

Coasting Services—Sandakan; Cable Ltd.—Sandakan; Ad: Powerhouse,

Crosfield & Crosfield (Borneo), Sandakan

Ad:Harrisons Shewan, Tomes ife Co., Hongkong,

Ltd., agents general managers

North Borneomanaging

Sandakan, Tradingagents

Co., Ltd.,

Sandakan Hotel Cable Ad: Hotel, San- G.engineer

H. Mavor, manager and resident

dakan

JESSELTON

Armed Constabulary Railway Department

(Military Headquarters: Jesselton) Gen era! Manager, Railways—J. Beatty

Commandant—Major

(On leave) W. C. Adams, M.c. Asst. Permanent Way Engr.—W. F. Smith

Acting Commandant — Capt. A. Rice- Locomotive Supt.—W. J. Sproson

Oxley,— d.f.c.

Supts. C. D. Round-Turner, J. B. Controller ofRubber Control

Atkinson and P. G. Edge. Rubber—E, W. Skinner

State Bank of North Borneo

InspectorEducation

of SchoolsDepartment

— J. S. Abernethy, Agent—Roy Johnson, a.c.a.

LL.B., W.S. Survey Department

Supt. Government

and Editor Printing

(B. N. B. Office R. Surv’r.

Herald)-

General — T. J. H. Speedy, f s.i.,

(Lond.), m.t p.i. (N.Z.), m.s.i. (N.Z.)

S. Abbott District Surveyor E. C.—E. J. Smallfield,

Clerk-in Charge—A. J. Pereira m.s.i.Draftsman—T. V. Durai

Chief

Lands Department

Commissioner

w.s. of Lands—J. S. Abernethy, •Supt.,Telegraph Dept., Government

Land & Radio—H. A. Dabell, m.i.w.t.

Assist. Supt.—G. C. Fenton

Postal Department—G.P.O.

Postmaster-General

graphs —H. A. Dabell,and m.i.w.t.

Supt. of Tele- Cheah Loon Ghee & Co., Ltd.—Jesselton,

Assist. Supt. of Posts and Telegraphs—G. BritishCrosfield

North Borneo; Cable Ad:

C. Fenton Proprietors Of:

Protectorate Bukit Padang Rubber Estate,

Jesselton

Protector Cable

— J. S.Ad:Abernethy,

Protector w.b., w.s. Harrisons k Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

agents and secretaries

Depy.do. R. S. Abbott

Chief Clerk—Lee John Nyuk

Church of England —

Public Works Department Rev. S. M. Collier

ExecutiveEngr.

B., AM A.E. —H. Bishop, a.m.i. struct. Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Foreman of Works—E. General Merchants, Shipping, and In-

Chief Clerk—Kong Ah Daniel

Siong surance—Cable Ad: Crosfield

D94 KUDAT—LABUAN

KUD AT

District Officer ana District Magistrate—H. O. E. Sykes

Harbour Master and Supervisor of Customs—H. O. E. Sykes

Deputy Assistant

Church District Officer—Nicholas

op England—Rev. J. Paisley Chin Ah Fook

LABUAN

This, formerly the smallest British Colony in Asia, was ceded to Great Britain

by the Sultancoast

north-west of Brunei in 1846,

of Borneo and taken

in latitude possession

5 deg. 16 min.of N.,

in 1848. It is situated

and longitude on the15 i

115 deg.

min. E. It has an area of 35 square miles, a,nd is about six miles from the Borneo

coast and 725 miles, or three days’ steaming, from Singapore. Although

possesses a fine port, has extensive coal deposits, and by situation seemed likely to i Labuan

become a depdt

fulfilled the for the formed

expectations trade ofof it.the The

northproduce

coast ofof Brunei

Borneo,Bay it has

findsonly partiallyin

a market

Labuan; about 2,010 acres of rubber are planted, part in bearing, and principally

owned by Chinese.

steamship Coconuts

communication withareSingapore

being planted on the sameas land.

and Sandakan, well asThere

with istheregular

local

ports. The Government was administered by the British North Borneo Company '

from 1890 until January 1st, 1906, when the Colonial Office again resumed direct

control, anda separate

becoming Labuan was incorporated

settlement in 1912.with the Straits Settlements in January, 1907, |

The coal mines worked by the Labuan Coalfields Co., Ltd., exported in 1910,

9,200

styledtons. This company

the Labuan Exploration ceased

Co. operations

was formedininMarch,

London1911,

withandthe another

object ofcompany,

working

these mines and prospecting for other

their export of coal ceased many years ago. minerals but its efforts were unsuccessful and i

In recent years there has been an increase of vegetable and fruit cultivation (

among the insmallholders,

depression the rubber aindustry.

tendency which will probably develop further with the1 ;

The estimated mid-year population in 1938 (1931 Census) was 8567.

Imports... 1936

$ 995,657 1937

$1,185,332

Exports.... $1,082,680 $1,443,852

Total $2,078,357 $2,629,184 1

DIRECTORY

Resident’s Office AtOVEKJNMENT ^schools

Resident—R.

Chief Clerk—J.W.A.Jakeman,

Stanslausm.c.s. English

Correspondent Clerk—Tsen Chi Henn Headmaster—P. A. D’Costa

Malay

Govt. Rest House—Beach St., Victoria Town Malay School

Headmaster—Abdul Kadir b. Bair

Bukit Kallam School

Audit Office Headmaster—Suhaimi b. Ahmad

Visiting Clerk-In-Charge—Cheong Keong Karwpang School

, Quee IToarl m acCor* Y/Trl ftylloVi K PYfrl

LABUAN D95

Harbour Office Medical Department, Colonial

Harbour-Master—G. J. O’Grady Medical OfficerB.CH.

M.A., B.A.C., — Dr. P. E. F. Routley,

Judicial Department Police

District and Police Gowrts C,.P.O. Labuan—W, F. Scully

District Judge and

R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.Police Magistrate—

Police Magistrate^ G. J. O’Grady Post Office

Postmaster—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Justices of the Peace Public Works' Dept.

Wee Kira (Jhuan Settlement Engineer—G. J. O’Grady, b.

Land Department eng.

Collector of Land Rev,—R. W. Jakeman, Treasury Department

M.C.SBailiff—Mohamed bin Dally

Land Asst. Treasurer—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Land Bailiff, Grade III—Abdullah bin Clerk—Abdul Rahman bin Lpvegrove

Anson. Victoria Gaol

Clerk - in - Charge — Abdul Majid bin

Tamimih Superintendent—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Asiatic

Petroatic; Petroleum

Codes: Co., Ltd.—Cable

Bentley’s Ad: EngBeach

Complete

Watt & Co., Merchants —32

St.

Phrase and Oil Supplement Koh Eng Watt, managing owner

Harrisons

agents & Crosfield (Borneo), .Ltd., ChuaChoo Liong,cashier

mgr., signs per pro.

Koh Yew Seng,

Catholic

Pastor—Rev. Church—Labuan

J. Unterbergef Harrisons & Crosfield ( Borneo), Ltd.,

Merchants

Ad: Crosfieldand General Agents—Cable

Church of England—Church of Our C. M. Taylor, manager

Holy Saviour

Rt. Rev. H. Hudson, Bishop of Labuan Recreation Club—

Labuan and Sarawak President—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Hon. Secretary—J. A. Stanslaus

Eastern Extension, Australasia and Hon. Treasurer—C. de Silva

China

with Cable Telegraph Co., Ltd.,

& Wireless, Ltd.—Associated Labuan Golf Club —

T.C.Operators-

F.H. Marsden

Soper, manager

T. F. Tsen and J. Fong

President—R. W. Jakeman, M.q.s.,

Hon. Secretary—P. E. F, Routley

BRUNEI

Geography

Brunei is a State on the north-west coast of Borneo, lying between latitude ;■>

4° 5' and 5° 2' North and longitude 114° 3' and 115° 22' East. It is bounded ' (

on all sides by Sarawak territory, an intrusion of which consisting of the basin s

of the Lirabang River splits the State into two separate parts. It comprises •

an area of some 2,226 square miles, and has a coast line of about a hundred <

miles extending from Brunei Bay in the East to the boundary with Sarawak | t

m the West.

The capital of the same name, or, to give it its honorific Arabic title,

Daru’l-Salam (Abode of Peace), is situated on the Brunei River about nine

miles from its mouth and is distant by sea 758 nautical miles from Singa-

pore. At the time of the last census in 1931 it had a population of 10,453.

Prior to 1910 the town consisted entirely of Malay houses built on nibong

piles on the mud flats in the river, but it has now spread over a portion of

the mainland, partly reclaimed, on which the Government Offices and other ;

public buildings and streets of shophouses have been built.

Set in a wide sweep of the river, somewhat reminiscent of one of the

smaller Italian lakes, this river town is in its way unique. At high tide under

favourable conditions of light it takes on quite a remarkable beauty; viewed

at close quarters it is even more remarkably ramshackle. The houses are

grouped together in small 'ill ges, many being connected by precarious

bridges, and there the inhabitants carry on their multifarious activities in

much the same way as if they were on land.

The only other town of any size is Kuala Belait at the South-western end

of the State’s seaboard with a population of about 4,000. It is the centre of “

a rapidly expanding oil producing district and the local headquarters of the

British Malayan Petroleum Company, Ltd. Here, with municipal services,

piped water supply, electric light, domestic gas, cold storage, cinema and other ,

amenities, it is difficult to realise that it is just a fringe of civilization on

the edge of the jungle, that as recently as 46 years ago there was a human

sacrifice in this spot, and that only two hours up river there are pagan tribes

treasuring the grisly relics of head-hunting expeditions of by-gone days.

History

Brunei has no pre-history, and the meagre written records do not begin 1

until Mohammedanism established the Arabic script in the fifteenth century.

For records of the pre-Mohammedan era we have to turn to Hindu and Chinese

chroniclers. Chinese annals of the sixth and seventh centuries contain re- ;,

ferences to a kingdom known as Poli or Puni which sent tribute to the Em-

perors of China in A. D. 518, 523 and 616. Simijar references to State of that

name 45 days’ sail from Java occur in the ahnals of the Sung dynasty which 1

ruled over Southern China from about 960 to 1280 A. D., and there are strong i

grounds for identifying it with Brunei, though the authorities are not !,<

unanimous on this point. With the decline of the Sung dynasty Brunei trans- 4

ferred its allegiance to Hindu Majapahit in Java, then back again to China, l

and finally, at the end of the fourteenth century, paid tribute to Mohamme- j

dan Malacca. With the coming of the Ming emperors the ties with vassal |

states were strengthened, and tribute was sent to China several times between

1405 and 1425. Thereafter there is no record.

Brunei must soon have thrown off all allegiance, for by the early years )

of the sixteenth century it had risen to great power, and one of its rulers.

Sultan Bulkiah, or Nakhoda Ragam (the Singing Captain), a renowned sea

rover, made conquests in Borneo and Sulu, and even seized Manila. This was

BRUNEI 1)97

Jihe §ol4en age pf Brunei. Her sovereignty extended over the whole of

Borneo, Sulu, and the islands of Balabac and Palawan, and the Sultanates

; of Sulu and of Sambas, Pontianak, Banjerma-sin, Pasir Kotei and Balungan

in Borneo were her vassals.

The first European account of Brunei is that of Pigafetta, Magellan's

historian who sailed with him on his famous voyage round the world. Piga

pfetta visited Brunei in 1521 and was greatly impressed by the splendour of

the Court and the size of the town, the population of which he estimated at

,215,000 families. Further visits were paid by the Portuguese in 1526 and 1530,

and a trading factory and Catholic mission were established at the beginning

of the next Century. Spain too, having taken possession of the Philippines,

| evinced an active interest in Brunei affairs and twice attacked the capital,

while the English and the Dutch in turn also made their appearance.

Towards the end of the sixteenth century the power of Brunei began to

decline and the outlying territories gradually fell away. The Dutch, having

established trading stations on the South-west, South and East of Borneo,

rapidly extended their influence over the semi-independent but nominally

vassal Sultanates, thus beginning the movement which lead to the ultimate

consolidation of Dutch Borneo, and by the beginning of the nineteenth cen-

itury the kingdom of Brunei had dwindled so as to include only what is now

Sarawak and part of British North Borneo.

At this period the town itself seems to have degenerated to the condition

'of a slave market for the sale of captives of the Illanun and Sulu pirates,

i J Anarchy was rife in the outlying districts, and in 1841 Sarawak proper wa,s

ceded to Mr. (later Sir James) Brooke in return for his services in quelling

an insurrection at Kuching, and he was declared Rajah of Sarawak. In

1846 the island of Labuan wTas ceded to Great Britain as a base for anti-

“jpiracy measures, and in 1877 .the whole' of the northern portion rf Bcrneo

was ceded to form the nucleus of what was to become British North Borneo.

At various later dates further cessions .were made to the Rajah of Sarawak

'and to the British North Borrieo Company till the territories of the State

•were eventually reduced to their present circumscribed limits.

In 1847 the Sultan entered into a Treaty with Great Britain for the

furtherance bf commercial relations and the mutual suppression of piracy.

[An additional clause provided for extra-territorial jurisdiction over British

subjects in Byunei, which provision was modified by an Agreement of 1856.

By % further Treaty made in 1888 Brunei was placed under the Protection

jof Great Britain, and the Sultan agreed that the foreign relations of the

Sfate shpufd be conducted by Pfer Majesty’s Government. Provision was also

jmade for the setting up of Consular Courts with jurisdiction over British

(subjects and foreign subjects enjoying British protection. In 1906 a supple

'mentary Agreement was entered into whereby the Sultan undertook to accept

a British officer to be styled Resident, who should be the agent and repre

‘'tentative of the British Government under the High Commissioner.

Climate

The climate is of the tropical marine type, and is characterised by con-

stant moist heat. The heat is usually tempered with a slight breeze, and,

.part from the monotony, the climate is not Unpleasant.

‘ The rainfall is high and varies from 100 or more at the coast to over 200

nches In certain parte of the interior. There are no well marked seasons,

but the rainfall te usually heaviest from October to the end of January

d|luring thevperiod of the North-east monsoon, known locally as the Bandas.”

Government

Brunei is a Sultanate, the present Ruler being His Highness Afimad Ta

ijjudin- Akhazui K’hai'ri Wadih ibni Almerbiiim ' Sultan Moliamed Jemal-u!-

.lam, who succeed, his father, ii^ 1924 at the o.ge of eleven years. During

D4

D98 BRUNEI

his minority the Duli Pengirah Bendahara and Duli Pengiran Pernanchai 1

the two chief ministers of State, were appointed to act as joint Regents. Ot1

19tfi September, 1931, His Highness the Sultan assumed full sovereignty ant ■

the Regency terminated.

The supreme authority in the State is vested in the Sultan in Council.; '

The Copncil al^ present consists of ten members, including the British Resi-i

dent, with His Highness the Sultan as President. All legislation requires

the assent of the Council which also decides important question of policy, i ;

The general functions of administration are discharged by the British ;

Resident who is an officer of the Malayan Civil Service. By the Treaty off;

1906 his advice must be asked and acted upon in all questions other than t

those affecting the Mohammedan religion. The Resident has his headquarters

in Brunei Town. , and..communicates with the High Commissioner through the

intermediary of the Secretary to the High Commissioner in Singapore. He i

is assisted by the Assistant Resident, also, ah officer of the Malayan Civil:

Service, who is stationed at Kuala Belait.

The State is divided into five administrative districts, namely, Brunei, s

Muara, Temburong, Tutong and Belait. under the charge of Malay District'

Officers responsible to the Resident. In addition there are State heads in

charge of the Public Works, Medical, Agricultural, Forest, Police, Customs,Ur

Posts and Telegraphs, and. Education Departments in the State.

BelaitForSanitary

the purposes of local

Boards, government

composed of officialthere

and are at Brunei,

unofficial Tutong

members and1 ‘*

appoint-

ed by the Resident. These Boards are the authorities responsible'for sanita-j:

tion, conservancy, street lighting, rating and municipal matters generally; ;

within the areas for which they are appointed.

There are also at Brunei and Belait Licensing Boards which control the

licensing of the sale of intoxicating liquors.

Population

Apart from the diversity of alien peoples inhabiting the State, the in-

digenous pop illation itself presents a peculiar heterogeneity of race. Brunei^ !

(as the Malays proper of the State are called), Kedayans, Tutongs, Belaits, ,s

Dusuns. Muruts and Dayaks are all represented. The first two are found; 1

principally in the Brunei. Muara, and Temburong Districts and to a lesser

extent in Tutong District, which is the. particular province of the Tutongs.

The Belaits inhabit the area along the banks of the Belait River in the upper:

reaches of, which, as well as of the Tutong River, the Dusuns lead a hand to i

mouth existence controlled by omens. The few Muruts are confined to the!

hinterland, of the Temburong District, while , small colonies of Dayak settler?!;

are scattered over all the more remote areas.

The Bruneis are predominantly fishermen, and the Kedayans. whom; J-

tradition credits with a Javanese' origin, agriculturists, as are also the Tu-j »

tongs and the Belaits, though in a lesser degree. The Muruts, Dusuns, and] ;

Dayaks practise shifting cultivation only.

Vital Statistics

The total population of the State at the 1931 census was 30,135, distribute j

ed by race as follows:

Europeans ... ... 60

Eurasians ... 10

Malays ... 25.6V0

Other Malaysians .... ... 1,302

Chinese ... ••• 2,683

Indians ... 377

Others 33

The estimated population at the end of 1937 was 35.963.

BRUNEI D99

Commerce

Practically the whole of the external trade of the State passes through Singapore

witheffected

are transhipment at Labuan,

by pipe-line and, with

straight to thetherefinery

exceptionin ofSarawak,

exports foreign

of crudetradeoil, which

in its

commonly accepted sense may be said to be non-existent.

The State is largely dependent upon imports for its requirements of foodstuffs.

About two-thirds of the consumption of rice, which forms the staple food of the bulk

offoodstuffs,

the population,

apirt from has fish

to beandimported,

meat, is and also the

high.proportion of imports

It is a curious fact oftoomost

that,other

in a

State which is a very large producer of oil, petroleum should rank amongst the most

important imports. The reason is, of course, that no refining is done within the

State, the whole of the production being exported to Sarawak for that purpose.

1 It is noteworthy that the value of the exports of crude oil and plantation rubber

represent approximately 70 per cent, and 22 per cent, respectively of the total export

trade.

Malaya’swasbasic589,000

Agreement quotatons,for and

the ofyearthisunder the International

the share allotted to BruneiRubber wasRegulation

2,140 tons.

The International quota release for the first quarter

. 80 per cent., and for the third and fourth 90 per cent., and the domestic was 75 per cent., for release

the second

was

the same. ofThe

operation the exportable

scheme the quota'

price for the year

remained wassteady

fairly thus 1,792

from tons. Under

January to the

March

round the comparatively high level of 35 cents a pound. In April there was a sharp

rise to 45 cents, but thereafter there was a steady decline, with only occasional

rallies, to a price of about 23 cents a pound at the end of December.

The import

controlled. of cotton

Regulation and rayon

is effected piece goodsby ofruleforeign

by prohibiting originCustoms

under the is, in Duties

effect,

Enactment the importation of such goods except from the Straits Settlements or a

Malay State, where they have already been subjected to the quota restrictions.

The aggregate value of the trade of the State for the year (exclusive of notes,

coin, bullion and specie) was $8,069,582 as against $6,017,329 in 1936 and $5,703,553 in

Imports.—The total , value of imports during the year, (exclusive of notes, coin,

bullion and specie) amounted to $2,516,154. The majority of the principal commodities

showed increases, the largest being in respect of tobacco, provisions, petroleum,

timber, dyed cotton goods, machinery, cement and miscellaneous manufactured

articles. The figures for the preceding four years were:

1933 $2,051,156

1934 $1,751,868

1935 $1,994,059

1936 $1,869,994

The total value of exports during the year was $5,553,428. The general

trend upwards, with crude oil, plantation rubber, cutch, sago flour and

H misc< manufactured articles showing the largest increases. The only serious

!| decn in respect of the export of dried prawns. The figures for the preceding

, four

$2,191,037

$3,390,750

$3,709,499

$4,147,335

I

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DIRECTORY

Saltan —His Highness'Ahmad Tajtjdin Akhazul Khairi Wadin''

Ministers of State—Pengiran Bendahara and Pengiran PemanchA

British Resident’s Office Police Force (Brunei Police) , .1

British Resident-- J. Graham Black, M.c.s. Chief

—T. Officer

F. Brownin charge, residing at Brune:

Secretary

Jahfar to Resident—Ibrahim bin Md. . Posts and Telegraphs Department I

Courts Superintendent Kong En Choi 1

Judge -I. Graham Black, m.c.s. Wireless Engineer— Pengiran Mohd. bin

Magistrates—E. C. G. Barret, m.c.s.. Pengiran Pint

Ibrahim Bin Mohd. Jahfar, Alt Public Works Department

Hassan bin Edin State Engineer—F. V. Murdock. B.A.,

Customs, Monopolies and Marine B.A.I.

Bldgs. Overseer—E. B. Keasherry ]

Brunei Roads and Waterworks Overseer K{

X:it,ar;ijan

Superintendent—Chua

Supervisor—Bangiran Ahmad Low Lee Belait District

< Jhief Clerk—Kong Soo Vui Clerk-of-Works—S. P. Pillai

Clerk—Haroon A1 Bashid

Chandu Outdoor

Senior Clerk—Y.Officer

F. Humphrey

— Awang Kong

Abdul Sanitary Board

Ladi Kuala Beloit Chairman— J.>r. Graham Black,T.M.c.s. I

Supervisor—Lim Eng Kong Members—1

E. W. Houston,O. E. E.Fisher, F. BrownJ

Bomphrey, Inehel

Clerks— Cheong Keong Thong and Ghahi Ibrahim bin Mohamad Jahfar, Pangiranl

bin Hassan Tutonq Shahbandar, Capitan Ong Boon PangJ

and Awang Yusoff

Secretary—Chua LowbinLeeJawatan Dal’am'

_ JI

Cl erk-in-Charge — Ahmad bin Baud Sanitary Inspectors—Shim Fook MuS' an'cN

Kuala Labu Pangiran Kamis

Clerk-in-Charge—Abdullah

Muara Sanitary Board (Kuala Belait) j

Outdoor-Officer-in-Charge — Sugut bin Chairman—H. R.O. Hughes.Hallett,

M aat

Jierbwnot Members—Dr. E. fisher. Dr. P.m.c.s.

C. R.iI

Outdoor-Officer-in-Charge — Said bin La’ W.

Brooy, Pehin Dato Shahbandar EJ

Sulaiman ShakHouston,

Chung R. R. Hamilton and'Yapi

Sanitary Inspector—Leung Chung Fab J

Electrical Department

Electrical Foreman — E. Rajaratnam, Treasury Department

A. I.E.E. (Eng.) Financial Assistant —Peter Liew Thian^

Medical Department Tai

Clerks—Francis

Metassim bin Japai Liewudin

Fook Lpye andj

Medical Officer—O. E. Fisher

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd. | Island Trading Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in Great Britain), Cutch Extract Manu-

(Incorporated in England ) — Kuala | facturers, etc. — Brunei and Sarawak;:

Belait Cable Ad: Acreage, Brunei: Codes: Bent-;

J. B. Kay, field manager ley’s

SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Crciskt? “KENT” Lieutenants-

B. Ctirrie, F.- (Q)1). P,Holford

J. Millner-BjiTy,

and P. C R.F.

ft.850 Tons. S.H.P. 80,000. Arbuthnot

Guns—8-8 Inch 8-4 Iih*1i H.A., 4-3 Fr- Commander (E)—W. E. C. Davy

Fifth Grni-er Squadr n, China Lieutenants (E)—E. S. Stanger and W-

| Vice-Admiral — .Sir Percy L. H. Noble, R. Knocker

| k.<:.b., o.v.o. ^Commander-in-Chief. Major—A.

i China Station) Fleet.R. M.N. Officer)

Williams, R. M. (And as

Personal Staff Captain, R. A. Eustace

Admiral’s

>f <-Pride Secretary—Paym. ©apt. W. Instr. Coin.—(Met) A. R. Edwards, m.a.

Flag Chaplain- Rev. D. J. N. WanstalJ, m.a.

' (AndLieut.-Com.

as Fleet (S) (S)

and- W/T

P. H.Officer

Matheson Paym. Capt.- E. H. Wetbey, o.b.e.

Paym. Comdrs.—A.' C. Spears and T. E.

Staff Nave

Chief of Staff Capt. li. P. McGrigor Paym. Lieut.-Comdrs.—F. L. Coleman

. (Commodore 2nd Class). and J. P. McIntyre

Secretary — Paym. Lieut. G. P. Teale Paym. Lieuts.—A. E. N. Merry and G. S.

Bucknall

Assistant Secretary—Paym. Lieut. J. E. Surg.-Lieut.—J. W. Walker, m.b, ch.b.

Stevens

Captains — F. J. Wylie (Captain on the Sub-Lieut. H.H. Dannreuther

Staff, Sub-Lieut.(K)- R. D. Roberts,

P. H. G.Accommodated

James (NavalinLiaison

“Tamar” and

Officer) Cd.Gunners—(T) H. C. Skinner and G. H.

'-Commanders—G. A. W. Voelcker (Staff Hayes

Officer, Operations). A. H. Spurgeon Gunners—G. D. Brook and J. X. Bui man

(For D. F( Duties)

(RAN)

E. Porter (Accommodated

(Staff Officer,in “Tamar”), L.

Intelligence)

and (i Gr) R. F. Elkins 1

(Fleet (G) Wt.,Shipwright—C. E. J. Jenner

Officer) Wt. Engineers—W. R. G. Knott, W. H.

Lieu t, - Com d rs.—A. S. D. Ryder (S. O. (I), Arnold and H. Hounsell (Acting)

Shanghai), (A I Fr) G. R. Fuller Wt. Elect.—W. J. Gulliford

(Assistant to S. O. (I), Slianghai) and Senior Master—S. W. Harman

M. S. L. Burnett, Bandmaster, R.M .B.—D. A. Jarman

Lieutenant—(S) Midshipmen—C. D. Brownrigg, D. A. K.

to Fleet (S) andJ.W/T R. Officer)

Phillimore (Asst, Finlay, J. W. Lochore, C. W. St. C.

Lambert, P. C. Chapman,A.R.Carew-Hunt’

M. R. Yorke,

Eng. Capt.—D. P. Rowland (Fleet E. W. L. Winterbottom,

Engineer Officer) G. S. C. Clarabut, S. Falle and F. E.

Captain, R. M.- C. L. Edwrads (S. O. Hanning-Lee

(I), Hong Fong) 3 Paym. Mid.—C: C. H. Dunlop

Paym. Lieuts.—Com. I . J. Row (Ac- Paym.

commodated in “Tamar”) Ray, Cadets.—A.

J. P. Banbury, W. R.Hankin, R. M.andL.

H. Sharps

j For Duty in Admiral’s Office I. P. Goodwin

I Paym. Lieuts.—J. Charles and G. A. Com. (N)—E. G. A. Clifford (And as Fleet

j Williams (N) Officer)

j Wt; Writer—F. Pring Surg.-Com.—T. J. O’Riordan, m.b., b.ch.

|Paym. Mid —W. T. Blunt and R, A. H. Commissioned Engineer—H. Cooper

/Paym. Cadet—F. G. Thatcher Wt. Shipwright—A. E. Larkman

'Captain—L. H. Ashmore

Commander—C.

Lieut.-Comdrs.—(T) E. F. Hall Aircraft Carrier “EAGLE”

A. F. .Matheson, (P)G.H.C.H.Blundell, (G)

Caddy, (R) 22,600 Tons. S.H.P. 50,000.

- H. Riley and E. H. M. Colgrave Guns—9-6 Inch, 4-4 Inch H.A., 4-3 Pr.

1)102 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Chino, Flight-Lieuts., R. A. F.—J. D. Miller

Captain—C. Atoody Sub-Lieut. M. R. F. Lemon

Commander—R. OUver-Bellasis Flying Officers, R. A. F.—F. O. Dickson,

Lieut.-Comdrs.—tJ. J. Arkwright, A. B- R, H M. Heriot-Hill and B. J. Sandeman

MacBrayne, R. H. Cra's'ke, A. St. J. Cruiser “DORSETSHIRE”

Edwards, P. E. Heseltine and A.A.Yeoman 9,975 Tons.Inch, S.H.P.

Lieutenants—H. H. Gardner,

Hunt, G. Hare, G. N. Beaumont, W.

H. F. Guns—8-8 8 4 Inch80,000.

H.A.

Elliot, K. C. Grieve, J. B. Saunders, A. Captain—F. 5th Cruiser Squadron, China

F.H. Ingram, R. Barry

Barnes, D.M. E.F. Bromley-Martin,

Somerville, H. P.J. deS. Commander—N. G. Garnons - Williams,

Manning and G. J. Oardew 1 M.B.E

Commander 0. P. Gallimore Lieut.-Comdrs. - V. F. Boyle, J. R.

Lieut.-Com.—H. B. Sam way s' 1 Westmacott and G. M. F. Fuller

Lieutenant—L. S. M.' Walker- Lieutenants—T. R. Fowke, G. R. Carver,’1

Captain, R.M.—J. O'. G. Hayter E. N. Pumphrey^ W. J. Lucas, J. M. M., '

Lieut., R.M.—G. W. A. Courtice Tarver,

Rycroft H. B. Aeworth and H. R. ;

Instr, Lieut.-Cpm. —0. S. Portor, m.a. | Commander (E)—H. J. B. Moore

Chaplain—L. D. Sherley-Price, m.a. ! Lieut.-Com. (E) — D. C.W.Collinsand

H. CoughlinR. T. F.j 1

Surg.-Com.—R. J. Inman, m.b., b.ch. | Lieutenants (E)—G.

Paym. Com.—W. H. W. Winn j Brown

Paym. Lieut.-Com. W. E. Brockman j Captain, R. M.—H. A Tracey

Lieut., R. M.—W. J. Tyndale-Biscoe |

Surg.-Lieuts A. Turnbull, m.r.c.s., i Tempy. Inst. Lieut. (Met) — G. B. C. 1

l.r.c.p. and J. B. Morris, l.d.s. | Britton, m.a.

Paym. Lieut.—P. G. Bowden j Chaplain—Rev. H. N. M. .\rtus, a.k.c. i

Sub-Lieut.—A. E. A. Abbot

Cd. Gunners—J. H. Davies and F. Luxton j Surg.-Com.—T. Paym. Com.—F.GA,.B.Haines Crawford, m.b. b.oh.I . f

Cd. Boatswain—0. J. Davis

Schoolmaster, C.WlO.—E. P. Thomas j| Sui’g.-Lieut. L.R.C.P.

- L. R. Nosworthy, m.r.c.s.,? j

Gunner—Y. A. Cawley Paym. Lieuts.—H. W. L. Haynes and

Sig. Boatswain—B. G. Grindell | A. M. Nagle

Wt. Tel.—A. J. Peachey Sub.-Lieut.—I. N. D. Cox

Wt. Shipwright — C. Worthington Sub.-Lieut. (E)—F. Withers (Acting)

Wt. Engineers—A. Wilkinson R. J. G. Gunner—C. For VV. Hague

D. F. ! uties

',

Stacey,

Wooddock W. Burton and D. A. M. Wt. Shipwright—J. E. Jackson

Wt. Elect.—H. C, Syms |; Wt. Engineer—T. Smillie

Wt. Mechanician—A. J.W. Clegg (Acting) (

Wt. Writer—F. W. C. Warwick ! Wt. Electrician—R. J . Bed worth

Wt. Supply Officer—J. Crowley ' Schoolmaster—E.

Fleet Air Arm.

Headpuarter* Midshipmen — B..V.D.K. Campbell,

Paynter A. M.

Wickham,J. F.P. Marryat,

R. C. M.Guinness,

L. Blake,D.

Wing-Coin., R. A. F.—C. R. Carr, d.f.c., R. E. Roe, J. E. F. Dickson,J.The

Norcock,

Hon.

a.f.c.

Sqdn.-Ldrs.,

C. L. Gilbert,R. K.A. P.F.—Q.

Lewis W, Ross, T.Joyce,V. P.Stopford,

and A.P. Heatli LaverickJ.andH.R.Worth,

P. LuceyP. N.

T. S. R. Squadron $13 Paym. Mid.— R. A. H. Cox and R. N. F. |

Lieut.-Com. N. Kennedy Glennie

Lieutenants.—R.

Gregory. P. N. Medd M. Smeeton, P. M. Cruiser “SUFFOLK”

Flight-Lieut., R. A. F.—R. C. Gaskell 10,000 Tons. S.P.H. 80,000,

Flying Officers, R. A. F.—C. S. Cooper, D. Captain—C. Inch,

Guns—8-8 6-4 Inch H. . 4-3 Pr.

SdStandford

O. F. Lumsden and F. G. R. Thomas Commander—P. S. Smith

S. R. Squadron SSJ Lieut.-Comdrs. — A. R. Murray-Smith,

Sqdn.-Ldr., R; A. F.—R. C. Forbes M. A. Everett, A. A Tait, E. M. Penton

Lieutenants—U. and C. F. Rawnsley

Waters, G. W. L.A.A. E-Bayly Woods,

and D.M. W.R. Lieutenants—E. A. Blundell, D. H. Elies,

M. J. A. O’Sullivan, A. H. Nicholls and

Maund

Lieutenant—R. H. M. Heriot-Hill / F. Fletcher !

R.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST D103

r'Eng. Com.- H. Welch Capt., R. M .—W. F. P. Whitmarsh

I * Lieut.-Com. (E)- E. J. H. Kirby

H'Lifeftftenahts ' (E) L. Baker and J. L. Surg.-Com.—T. C. H. .Neil, m.b., ch.b.

; (And for Duty at Wei-hai-wei)

| Sedgwick i 1 Paym. Com. —C. S. B. Hickman

| Lieut., Captain,R.R.M. J C. A.R. Milliken

Powell Surg.-Lieut. —J. L. S. Steele - Perkins,

|I Instr. Lieut. Com..T. -D. B.. Gunn, c.e.c.p. & s. CAnd for. Dockyard Duties)

Chaplain—Rev-. Cree, m.a.

a.k.c.b.'sc. Cd..Gunner-

Paym. Lieut. J. O. Britton

H. S- Cooper

i Surg.-Lieut.-Gom.—A.

Paym. Com.—S. T. Crichton R. Ewart, mb., | Boatswain—W. G. R: Easterbrook

| B.CH. Sig. Boatswain —W. A Deacon

,' Surg.-Tdeut.

Surg.-Lieut.—I. Wt. M.A.A.—W. Lee (Mail Officer) '

(D)-Whittington, m.d. b,s.:x,.D.s. ! Wt.

K. E. J. Fletcher.. Shipwright W. PI. Hobbs (And for

i Dockyard Duties)

Ii Sub-Lieut.

Paym. Lieut, *.~H. S. Spittle

. P. Cuhner

I Sub-Lieut. {E)--F. J. C. Godfree (Acting) I Additional The Following Officers Are Borne As

| ■ Paym.'Sub-Lieut. :

Cd.W.Gunners— B.- L.Chambers

Putman. G.n.s.M,.

Sutherland

A. Moody (Retired),

and A. J. j Lieut,-Comdrs—-H. Kor Miscellaneous /Services

Gouffini W. D’Arcy Kvans

I Cd. Shipwright S. G. Beal |; (For(Provost

Dutv Marshal),'

with PettyS.Offices’Courses)

J. Hoi-swell

[ Schoolmaster (C. W. O.)—A. S. Road I and R. R.Helbert (In Charge of D.S.E.A.

Wt. Engineer—S. A. Wpodriffe Training and as Anti-Piracy Officer)

i Wt. Mech.- G. L. Aikman (Acting)

i Midshipmen-J. W. Endicott. R. Wake, Capt., R. M.—G. P. Carless (Instructor of

Small Arms, Hong Kong)

i GD. Verney, L. E. Herrick,

R. R. Wilson, J. W. Shaw.

J. A. Murray, A. B. Wt. Tel,—E. W. Smee (For Survey of W/T

|: Speak Henley,manM. M. Dunlop and E. V' Stores) “Tamar If”

| Paym. Mid.- J. M,. Wade For Accounts of Dedrapers

Paym. Com. — W. R. Tucker

Receiving Ship “ TAMAR Paym. Lieut.-Com, C. T. Cooper

4,650 Tons. Cd. Gunner—(T) A. Smith

Wt. Wtr,—E. J. Corbin

Guns—6-6 Pr. ! Wt, Sr. Officer— H. G. Stuart

Hong Kong

| Captain- E. B. C. Dicken, o.b.e., n.s.c.

!} (Commodore -nd Class), (In C'hargp of , Ukuisee “GARDIP’F”

; Naval Establishments at Hong Kong) 4,290 Tons. S.H.P. 40,000.

Commodore’s Secretary—Pavm, Com.

( H. G. Oswin Guns—5-6 Inch, 2-3 Inch H.A.. 2-3 Pr.

1 Lt.—(S) J. P. Gunner (As Port W/rI'

'| ofOfficer for V/S and

Commodore, HongW Kortg.

T Duties Staff Ij Captain-5th A.Cruiser

for onCharge

Squadron, China

R. Ralthide

!'* of Naval W/T and Signal Stations and j Lieutenants—L. Hare, H. L. Oliver. J. Sedgwick, R. O.E. W.R.

G. A. Tree,

’ as Flag Lieutenant , to Commodore, I Manners and C. P. Adams

I Hong Kong)

;C Commander— i Commander— J. B. Rooper

Operations) H. T. Rust (Staff Officer, Lieutenant—E. B. Carter

, Kor Duty In Commodore's Office Ij Captain, R. M.—D. L. C. Duncan

Paym. Com.—C. E. Glenister

1 Paym. Lieuts. J. S. Theobald and C. H A. Surg.-Lieut.-Gom.—M. J. Brdsnan, m.b.

i Harper B.CH.

| Wt. Writer —J. Brain

If Commander- W. P. McCarthy (Main- Sub-Lieut.—O. R. Moore

Cd. Engineer—F. S. Margree

>. tenance Commander) Gunners—H. J. Saunders, E. W. Burfoot,

IE. { Lieut.-Comdrs.-

C. L. TurnerH. G. St. J. Bury and Wt.L. Mech.- A. Pepperell and W. R. Stead

Eng.-Com.- G. F.forTaylor W. Winchester

of Stores and Fleet (And

DutiesforatCharge

Hong Schoolmaster—S.J. Grundy, b.sc.

Kong) Paym. Mid. -D. A. Yeo

I) 104 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Cruiser “BIRMINGHAM” Lieutenants—A. C. Price (And for Flotilla

9,100 Tons. H-P. 75,000. Duties), J. G. S. Cunningham, G. B.

Guns—12-6 Inch, 8-4 Inch H.A., 4-3 Pr. Flotilla Rowe, Duties),

G. Affleck

R. W.- Graves (Andfor

Mayo (And for

5th Cruiser Squadrot', Chiva Flotilla Duties)

Captain—E. J. P. Brand Eng. Com.—S. O. Frew

Commander- D. M. Lees Lieut.-Com.—J. P. W. Purse

Lieut.-Comdrs.—J. P. de W, Kitcat, Lieutenant—J. G. McDonald

H. Norman, J. H. Dathan and L. P. Chaplain—Rev. W. J. Williams, l.t.h.

Paym. Com.—J. H. B. Herbert

Moore

Lieutenants—J.

J.G. W. N, N. Synnot,

T. Halliley, E. I.andR. Sarel, Surg.-Com.—H.

E.R.C.S. H. Fisher, m.b., b.ch.,

R. Brown, E. A. P.Shaw Fanshawe,

J. E Surg.-Lieut.-Com.—J. M. Park, l.d.s.

Manners Paym. Lieut.-Com.—L. W. Pring

Cmmander—S. Brown Surg.-Lieut.—F. P. Ellis, m.b., oh.b.

Lieutenants—A. G. B. Norman, J. E. H. H. Paym. Lieut.—R. L. Kirby

Machen and P. D. Lewis Paym Sub-Lieut.—A. L. S. Allen

Captain, R. M. -G. A. Haward Cd. Gunners—P. J. Semmens and

Lieutenants, R. M.—G. J. McCann and J. Renton (Retired)

K. M. Jolliffe Cd, Elect.—E. W. Smith

Tempy. Instr. Lieut.—A. E. C. Ellis, b sc. Gunner —E. G. Lee

Chaplain—Rev. W. H. S. Chapman, b.a. Boatswain—H. J. Tulett

Surg.-I-om.—A. de P>. Joyce, m.b. b.ch. Wt. Tel.—W. Alder

D.O.M.S. Wt. Shipwright—R. Sharpe

Paym. Com,—E. N. R. Fletcher, o.b.e. Wt.Holmes

Engineers—W.

and S. C.H.Cox B. Sellers, C. C.

Surg.-Lieuts. - M. F. Sheehan, m.b. b.ch. Schoolmaster—1). L. Jones, b.sc. (And for

and W. I. N. Forrest, l.d.s. Duty in Flotilla)

Paym. Lieut.—P. A. V. Lloyd-Rostock

Sub - Lieuts.—T. C. Meyrick and A. B. Wt. Wt.

Writer—V. E. Jupp

Supply Officer—G. H. Meara

Dickie For Snbmarine.i

Paym. Sub-Lieut .—.A. W. Hazelwood Lieut.-Com.— R. T. Gordon-Duff'

Cd. Gunners—W. J. Be van, J. S. Cleary Lieutenants—D. A. B. Abdy and G. P.

and A. P. Welch Darling-

Cd. Shipwright—E. A. Cunningham Sub-Lieu ts.R. P. Webb, S. A. Portor.

Cd. Elect.—F. G. Anderson R. A. St. C. Sproul - Bolton and K.

Gunner—W. R. Muttram Barkley

Cd. Engineer - A. E. Urhll

Wt.W. Engineers

L. May L. R. Vince and R. T. Wt. Engineer — E. R. Read and L. E.

Schoolmaster -I,. S. Garner, B.sc. Buckler

Midshipmen—E. B. Ashmore, T. V. A. Submarine “GRAMPUS’’

Cleeve, C. R. E. Compton,

M. Z. Baillie-Grohman, I. D.A. McLaugh.

B. Wood-

Ian, J. C. C. Hamilton and D. P, 1,520 Tons. H.P. 3,300.

Robertson Guns—1-4 Inch.

Paym. Mid. — M. J. H. Collins and oth Submarine Flotilla

P. White Lieut.-Com.—R. W. Moir

Lieuts. —A F. Collett, P. S Skelton and'

R. R. Simpson

Submarine Depot Ship “MEDWAV” Lieut. (E)—G. Webster

. 14,650 Tons. S.H.P. 8,000.

Guns—2-4 Inch, 4-4 Inch H.A., 4-3 Pr. Submarine “ ODIN ”

Jfth Submarine Flotilla, China 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Captain—C, B. Barry, n.s o. (And as Guns—1-4 Inch.

.(.’apt. (S) IV S/M Flotilla) Mh Slti Flotilla, Ghana ' "

Commander - Hi S. Murray-Smith Lieut.-Com.—C, A. Rowe

Lieut.-Comdrs.—A. C. Cresswell, W. S. . .Lieutenants—M. R. G. Wingfield, A. M.

Lee and J. D. Luce (Staff Officer, Cd.Green

Operations)

and K. J. Dorrell

Eng.—J. Walker

H.B.M. SQUADRON IK FAR EAST D105

Submarine “ OLYMPUS ” Submarine “ PHOENIX ”

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Guns—1-4 Inch. Guns—1-4 Inch.

Jflh'SjM Flotilla, China 4‘h r'.jM Flotilla, China

Commander—H. V. King Lieut.-Com.— D. C.R.Ingram

Lieutenants—L. W. Napier,' M. J. P. Lieutenants—P.

Phillemire

Ward and W. A.

Waiters and I. M. Anderson

Lieutenant (l>y—R. F. H. S. Tolson Sub-Lieut.— J. C. Ogle

Wt. Engineer—F. Pegler (Acting)

Submarine “ORPHEUS’7 Submarine 1 PROTEUS ”

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Guns—1-41 Tneb. Guns—1-4 Inch.

J+th Sj M Flo ilia, China 4th SjM Flotilla, China

Lieut.-Oom.-C. J. Blake

Lieutenants—'J. S. Huddart and T..E. Lieutenants—R. L. M.S. Gaisford

Lieut.-Com.—R.

Galloway,' FT. B.

Barlow Turner and H. TA. Smith

Sub-Lieut.—P. F. Fawkes Cd. Engineer—W . J. McNally

Wt. Engineer— A. T. Wilkinson

Submarine “ OTUS ” Submarine “REGENT’?

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. 1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Gun—1-4 Inch. Guns—1-4 Inch.

m StM Flotilla, Chi -a 4th SiM Flotilla, China,

Lieut.-Com,—R. M. G. Gambier Lieut.-Com.—R. G. Mills

Lieutenants—C. E. S. B. St. G. Beal, Lieutenants—R.

R. T. Y. Kyrke

P. Coppinger and

E. B. Talbot and C. H. Rankin Lieutenant (E)- L. K, D. Wood

Wt. Eng.—R. W. Blatehford Sub-Lieut. D. Lambert

Submarine “ PANDORA ” Submarine “REGULUS”

1.475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400.

Guns—1-4 Inch. 1,475 Tuns. S.H.P. 4,400.

J-tih SjM Flotilla, China Guns—1-4 Inch.

Lieut.-Com.- R. W.A.Peers 4th SjM Flotilla, China

Lieutenants-

St. John -M. Langley and M. B. Commander—G. C. P. Menzies

Sub Lieut —C. J. R. Cave Lieutenants—H. Winter, J. D. Martin

Wt. Eng.— R. Y. Froud and A. C. G. Mars

Wt. Eng.—J. W. North wood

Submarsnk ••PARTHIAN" Submarine “RORQUAL”

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,4oO. 1,520 Tons. H.P. 3,000.

Guns—1-4 Inch. Guns—1-4 Inch.

'fih SjM Flotilla, China 5th Submarine Flotilla

Lieut. Com.- M. G. Remington Lieut.-Com.—D. Y. Sprague

Lieutenants— Ji B. de B. Kershaw, H. N. Lieuts.—E. F. Ralston, E. T. Stanley and

Edmonds and H. D. Verschoyle F. B. Gibbs

Lieutenant IE)—H. D. T. DufFen Lieut. (E)—B. W. C. Leonard

Submarine “ PERSEUS ” Submarine "ROVER’’

1,475 Tons. S.H.P. 4,400. 1,475 Guns—1-4

Tons- S.H.P.

Guns—1-4 Inch.

4th Si M Flotilla, Chism Inch. 4,400.

Lieut.-Com.- P. Q. Roberts 4th Submarine Flotilla, China

! Lieutenant—G. R. Colvin Lieut.-Com.—H. G. Bowerman

i Lieutenant (E)—P. S. N. Parker (Lieutenant—M.

Sub-Lieuts.—T. WillmottK. Catlow and R. E.

Sub-Li cute.—G. H- Gunner and W. W. Boddington

Dennis Wt. Eng.—T. C. Lee

Dl06 SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Submarine "RAINBOW” Destroyer “DELIGHT’

1,475 Tons. 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000

Guns—1-4 JjDjeb. Guns—4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A.

Jfth SjM lociMa, China , 8th Flotilla^ China

Lieut.-Com.—W. S. Hall Commander—J. R. N. Taylor

Lieutenants—C. G. Walker, 1). S. R. Lieutenants—.1. A. Wight-Boycott, l. G.

Martin and P. Chapman EL Garnett and C. F. Parker

Lieutenant. (E)—R. D. Yerner-Jeffreys Lieut. (E)—H. R. Adams

Sub-Lieut.—J. B. Lamb

Flotilla Lladek “DUNCAN” Gunner—(T) S. W. G Hubbert

1,400 Tons. I.H.P. 36,000. Destroyer “DAINTY”

Guns 4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A. 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000.

Sih, Flotilla, China Guns—4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A.

Captain H. Hickling (Captain (D), 8th Flotilla, China

8th Destroyer Flotilla) 1 Commander—F. M. Walton

Paym. Lieut.—J. G. Batchelor (Secretary Lieutenants—A. H. P., Noble, C. W.

to Captain (D). ) North (A/S) and J. E. Poulden

Flotilla Staff

Lieut.-Comdrs,—(G) H. W. Firth and Lieut. (E)—G. W. Bird

Sub-Lt - N. A. E. S. Acheson

(A/S) J. C. H. Nelson

Lieuts.—(T) I). G. F. Bird and (S) .1. A. Gunner—(T) E. G- Harris

C. Henley Destroyer “DARING”

Surg.-Lieuts.—D. Shute, m.b., ch.b. and 1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000.

P. O’Brien, m.b. b.ch.

Gunner—J. H. Witherden, N. T. Teleg Guns—4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Incb H.A.

and G. H. Guy 8th Flotilla, China

Lieut.-Com.—J. C. H. Nelson Commander—F. W. H. Clarke

Lieuts.—(F)

B. Pares G. E. Bingham-Powell and Lieutenants—P. L. Roberts and A. A.

Com (E) -- P. C. Taylor (And for Lieut. Cavendish

Flotilla Duties) (E)—C. R. Snellgrove

Sub-Lieut.—B. G. Ward Sub-Lieut.—M. J. de C. Carey

Gunner—L. R. Saunderson Gunner (T)—W. H. Easton (Acting)

Wt. Engineer—G. A. J. Ellis Destroyer ‘WESTCOTT”

Schoolmaster -T. W. H. Foster, b.sc. 1,100 Tons S.H.P. ii7,000.

Destroyer "DUCHESS” Guns—4-4 Inch,

1,375 Tons. H.P. 36,000. Mh SjM Flotilla, China

Guns—4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch A.A. Lieuts.—E. C. VT.A.Brightman

Commander—J. C. Hill and (N) W.

Mh Flotilla, China Whitworth

Lieut.-Coin.-- R. C. M. White Lieut.—(E) R. J. H. Duffay, m.b.e.

Lieutenants Sub-Lieut.—C. A. H. Owen

S. Hooker R. L. Vlathesdn and J. J. Gunner—J. F. SaJigwell

Lieut. (El-B. S. Blanchford Destroyer “THANET’

Sub-Lieutenant—G. G. W. Ram 908 Tons. S.H.P.

Gunner—(T) H. P. Gorden (Acting) Guns—3-4 Inch.27,000.

Destroyer “DIAMOND” Lieut. Com.—St. J. R. J. Tyrwhitt

1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000. Lieutenant—L. D. B. Kenny .

Guns—4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A. Sub-Lieut.—J. H. A.

Cd. Eng. —E. C. Walling Stucley

H!h Flotilla, China Gunners—C. W. Baker and J. A. Macallan

Lieut.-Com.—T. C. Robinson

Lieuts. — .1. M; Uodgos - and R. F. ,G. Destroyer “THRACIAN”

Els worth 905 Tons. S.H.P. 27,000.

Lieut. (E)—G. W . Tanner Guns - 3-4 Inch.

Sub-Lieut.—O. Carr Lieut.-Com.—H. G. D. de Chair

Gunner—(T) S. R. Thomas (Acting) Lieutenant N. C. Easey

H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST D107

Sub-Lieut. C. U. H. Brown River Gunboat “CRICKET”

Cd. Eng.—E. J. B. Kirton-Vaughan 625 'Tons. LH P. 2,000.

Ounner—L. W. ])ubock Guns- 2-6 Inch, 13 Inch H.A.

China

YANGTSE FLOTILLA Lieut.-Com.-~J. A. Agnew

Lieut.—N. H. G. Austen

River Gunboat “BEE” Surg.-Lieut.—AY. H. E. McKee, m.b,,b.<;.h.

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000.

Guns—It3 Inch IT.A., 2-3 Pr. River Gunboat “FALCON”

C ~i, ina 372 Tons. I.H.P. 2,250

Rear-Admiral—R. V. Holt, C.B., u.s.o., Guns—8-3 7 Inch, 2 6 Pr.

m.v.o. (Rear-Admiral and Senior Naval Chm a '

Officer, Yangtse)

Admiral’s Secty. — Paym. Com. W. J. G. I Lieutenant- J. A.P.M eClure

j Lieut.-Com.—G. C. Ball

f Prophit ^ Surg.-Lieut.—W. H. C. M. Hamilton,

Flag Lieut.—D. W: E. Chubb M.B., B.OH., M.R-C.S., L.R.O.P.

(Chief of Staff Captain—L. S’. SabYrders

For Duty in Admiral’s Office River Gunboat “GNAT”

Paym. Lieuts.—C. K. T. Wheen and D. C. 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000.

i,. Coote Guru 2-6 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A.

Lieut.-Oom.—F. B. P. Brayne-Nichols China

Lieutenant- J. M. S. Cox

(Command' r (E)— J. D. N. Ham (And for Lieut.-Com.— E. Neville

Lieutenant—R. G. C. Haines

Duty at Shanghai)

Paym. Com.—E. A. Folley (Resident

Naval

Smith Officer, Shanghai), E. F. McNeil 1- Rivet; Gunboat “LADYBIRD”

Hankow)(Flotilla Accountant Officer,- 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000

Guns-2-6 Inch, 1-3 Inch H. A.

Paym. Lieut.-Comdrs—C. F. Franklin and

R. M. P. Skinner (Assist, to Flotilla Lieutenant—F. M.China Crithton

Accountant Officer)

Paym. Sub-Lieuts. — A. W. Pearson and Surg.-Lieut. l.r.c.p.

-G. T. Holroyd, m.r.c.s..

J. G. West

River Gunboat “COCKCHAFER” River Gunboat “MANTIS”

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000. 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000.

[* Guns—2-6 Inch, 1-3 Inch H. A. I Guns- 2-6 Inch. ! 3 Inch A,A.

China China

! Commander—H. T. Armstrong Lieut.-Com.—E. W. Reep

( Lieutenant—J. B. Cox j Lieutenant—N. R. Murch

i Surg.-Lieut.—S. Miles, m.b., ch.b. | Surg.-Lieut. V. J. R. Sheridan,:m.b., oh.b.

| River Gunboat “GANNET” River Gunboat “PETEREL”

310 Tons. I.H.P. 2,250. 310 Tons. S.H.P. 2,250.

Guns—2-3 Inch H.A. Guns—2-3 Inch H.A.

China Gh%na

^Commander- A. F. St. G. Orpen \ Lieut.-Com.—H. N. A. Richardson

(Lieutenant—N. T. B. Tibbitts Lieutenant—B.. M. B. Charter

Surg.-Lieut.- W. V. Owens, m.r.o.s. ! Surg.-Lieut.—J. F. Meynell, m.r.o.s,

| T..R.C.P.

1 River Gunboat “APHIS” River Gunboat “SANDPIPER”

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000. 185 Tons. H.P. 600

Guns—2-6 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A. Guns—1-3.7 inch, 1-6 Pr.

. China China

Lieut.-Com.—R. B. Chandler Lieut.-Com.- W. E. J. Eames

Lieutenant—P. Beken Lieutenant—O. R. Barr

1)10$ H.B.M. SQUADKON.m 1’Ali EAST

River Gunboat “SCARAB” Lieutenants-J. E. Gruning. C. H. C.|

625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000. Adams and G S. Eitehit

Guns—2-6 Inch, 1-3 Inch H. A. Paym. Lieut.-Corn.—R. H. Rump

tJkma Surg.-Lieut.—R. A. C. Herron, ai.b., b.oh. ;

Lieut.-Com.—P. B. S- Olitherow Sub-Lieut.—W. Ashton

Lieutenant—A. L. Wylde Cd. Engr.—G. H. Hunt

Surg.-Lieut.- P. S. Edgecombe, m.k.c.s, Boatswain—B. H. ,D. Clark

l.r.c.p.

VY. R. GUNBOATS

River Gunboat “TERN” River Gunboat “TARANTULA” i

262 Tons. S.PI.P. 1.370. 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000.

Guns—2-3 Inch H.A. Guns—1-6 Inch, 1,3 Inch H.A., 2-3 Pr.1 t

China. ] icrg

Lieut.-Com.—51; H. E. briehtoh Captain—F. C. Flynn (Senior Olliceiy, U

Lieutenant—J. C. Carver West River)

Surg.'-Lieut.- D. Martyn, m.b., ch.b. Lieutenants—H. F. 0. Hale and E. (

Destroyer “DEFENDER” W. Douglas

1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000. Surg.-Lieut.—P. G. Burgess, b.oh., | ‘

. Guns—4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

Sth Flotilla iJl ina River Gunboat “ CIGALA ”

Lieut.-Comdrs.— 1). G. F. W. 5IacIntyre

and H. A. Stuai-t-Menteth 62o Tons. L.H.P. 2,000.

Lieutenant—PI. Guns—2-6 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A. >

Lieut. (E)—W. II.W.Kemp Barnett

Lieut.-Com. - D.

• h>n«

J. Pack-Beresford

Sub-Lieut. -C. L Bound

Gunniei- -(T) G. PI. Powell Turner Lieutenant—P. O. Bayly

Surg.-Lieut. — F. H. Williams, l.m.s.

Destroyer “DIANA” s.a., L.A.H.

1,375 Tons. ; S.H.P. 36,0t 0.

Guns —4-4.7 Inch; 13 Inch H.A. River Gunboat “MOTH”

■8th Flotilla, ’ hitui. 625 Tons. I.H.P. 2,000.

Lieut.-Com.—•I. L. Machin Guns—2 6 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A.'

Lieutenants U. D. IP S Pankhurst and China

A. P. Noi-they Lieut.-Com.- D. Lampen

Lieutenant (E) - .5.1. P. Blaer Lieutenant—G. E. C. T. Baines

Sub-Lieut.—G. C. Potter Surg.-Lieut.—B. M. O’Sullivan, m.b. b.ch.

Gunner—(T) G. S. Swain

River Gunboat “ SEAMEW ”

Destroyer “DECOY' 262 Tons.- S.H.P. 1,370. '

1,375 Tons. S.H.P. 36,000. Guns—2-3 Lich H.A.

Guns—4-4.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch H.A. China

' m'/lotilbu GG/m Lieut.-Com.—A. M. D. Dampden

Commander -W. J. C. Robertson River Gunboat “ROBIN

Lieutenants I'. D. Herric’k and J. A. 226 Tods^-IEstimated). H.P. 8o0. j

Tennyson Guns- i -3.7 Inch, 1-6 Pr

Lieut. (Eh-F: J. Hurt China

Sub-Lieut. —C. H. C. Gough

Gunner—L. H. Jackson Lieut.-Com. ■- R: A. Forbes

Lieutenant—L. C. Smith

Surveying Ship “HERALD”

1,650 Tons. I.P.H. 2,500. Escort Yessei. “FALMOUTH”

(Displaced by Previous National Rules) 1,060 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000,

Guns—1-3 Pr. Guns—1-4 Inch H.A., 4-3 Pr.

' hina China

Commander—W. C. Jenks Commander—C. C. Hardy

Lieut.-Comdrs.—K.

W. M. Passmore St. B. Collins and i Lieutenants—E.

Blake and J. W. G.Bucheridge

Anderson, T. M.

H.B.M. SQUADR03S IN FAR EAST D109,

;'Surg.-Lieut.—I. CL Macdonald, M.n., j HONG KONG DOCKYARD.

Cd. Eng. II. Hannaford { Commodore ..In Charge' ofE. B.Naval

; Giihndr—W. J. Taylor Establishments—Captain C.

Dicken, o.b.e., d.s.c. (Commodore

2nd Class)

Escort Vessel “FOLKESTONE" II Commander—(N)Secretary and Cashier—H. J. S. Scull

E. V. Lees (Comuiandet'

1,045 Tons. S.H.P. ^,000.

(Guns--1-4 Inch. -4 Inch H.A., S-.'-i I’j-. II Liept.-Corn.—{N.)

of Dockyard and Master Attendant) :

O/iina

iCoinmander—H. T. O. Bayliss | tb Corpipander., , pfL.: NDiOckyanl

R.j Kirby (Assistant

-and

Lieut.-Corn.—A. 1). Lenriox Uonyngham jj Lieut.-Com.

Superiritendent oi!Chart Deppt i

— B. M. Douglas ^Retired),

? C. E. A. Crcc

Surg.-Lieut.—I. McN. A. Drysdale, | Cd.(Passive Defence Officer)

Gunner—(T) E. Tickell

M.B., CH.B. Cd.

pub-Lieut.— C. Jj•Bateman Chief Constructor- R.G. (W. Cole

Boatswain—C. .R. McCammon,

Cd. Engineer—A. Erskine M.B.E. (Acting)

Constructor—S. N. Trevan

Escort Vessel “GRIMSBY" Assistant Constructor, ,sf Class—H. M.

Mowatt, B.sc.

990 Tons. H.P. 2,000. Chief Engineer—Eng. Capt. A. K.

Guns—2--:.7 Inch, 1-3 Inch FLA., 4-3 Pr. First Dibley

Assistant to Chief Engineer—

FCaptain - L. Fv. Enw right Commander

Assistant For Gun(E) Mounting

n. B. H: Johnstone

Work — Eng.-

Lt.-Oom.—J. R. A. Seymour Com. A. Holt

Lieutenant—A. E. Sutcliff

Surg.-Lieut.—- J. T. Wellwood, m.b., Superintending

ton. b.em-;.,

Civil Engineer—R. Mor-

a.m.j.c.e. (Acting)

B.CH. Civil Engineers—E. E. F. Ellis, b.a.,

Suic Lieut.— I*. N. Forbes a.m.i.c.e. (Acting) and W. C. le Bas,

Gunner—W. N. Wright A.M.I.C.E.

Wt. Eng. J. R. DunlitigfeOn Assistant Civil Engineers—M. R. Davis.

and F. H.Surveyors—F.

Assistant Stokes, b.sc., a.m.i.u.e.

J. Hammick,

j Escort Vessel “LOWESTOFT" p.A.s.l. and G. A. Electrical

Superintending Hughes Engineer,

990 Tons. H.P. 2,000. Grade II—C. J. Manning, a.m.i.e.e. B.sc.

-Gun-—2-4.7 Inch, ! 3 Inch H.A., 4-3 Pr. ElectmcaJ Engineer 14. Cainp’ocTl,

Co’cmander - A. M. Knapp (Acting)

Naval Store Officer—W. H. I,. Roberts

Lieut.-Coin.—«)L IT. Mcl. Malcolm Deputy Naval Store Officers—V\. M.

Lieutenants—(N) G. Valbot-Smith and iI Deputy Bishop and T. F. B. HariHten

Expease Accounts Officer—H.

J. S. Kerans Appleton

Surg,-Lieut.—P. II. K. Gray,.nvj.R.c.s., J Assistant Expenses Accounts. Officer—

: L.R.C.P.

Gunner- P. C. Pascoe I B. L. Ellis

■ Wt. F:? >. J. J. Piper | Deputy Cashier- J/C' L. Penny (Acting)

j Chaplain—Rev. J. T. B. Evans, b.a.

1 Escort Vessel “SANDWIIOH" ! Surg.-Com.—G. (Andfor R. N: Hospital) .

S. Rutherford, l.r.c.p. & s.

K' 1,045 Tons. S.H.P. 2,000. Deputy Naval Store Officer—1. A

iGuns 4 Inch, -4 Inch H.A., 2-3 Pr. ; Brown (For Wei-hai-wei)

China ROYALHONG NAVALKONG HOSPITAL.

i;j; Commander—R. A. B. Edwards

|| Lieut.-Com. -A. R. M. Baines

i Lieutenants —J. Loveday and D. R. Curry Surg.-Capt.—G. V. Hobbs, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

'Surg.-Lieut.—N. M. McArthur, m.d. Surg.-Com. (D)—C. J. Finnigan, l.d.s;

« Sub.-Lieut.—D. J. L. Wood Surg. Lieut.-Comdrs.—C. B. Nicholson,

Od. Engineer—W. A. Jones M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P., D.L.O. and

‘Ghimer—E. A. Tomlins (Acting) T. L. Cleave, m.r.c.p., m.r.o.s.

1)110 H.B.M. SQUADRON IN FAR EAST

Surg.-Lieut. — S. J. Wheeler, m.b , W/T Officer for V/S and W/T

M.R.C.S., L.K.C.P. Duties on Staff of Commodore,

Super Sister—Miss M. Goodrich Singapore and for Charge of Naval I

Nursing Sisters—Miss B. G. Silson W/T Mansell

and Signal Station,) and J. O.

and Miss H. B. Durey Lieutenants-- W. L. Whi,lacker (Retired)

Senior Pharmacist—G. Large and W. G. Knight (Retired)

Pharmacist—II. A. T. Spanner Major, R.M. R. IL Quill, m.v.o. (Staff

Wt. Wardmaster—M. A. Ball Officer (I).)

Hon. Consulting Physician to the Surg.-Com.—E.

R.N. Hospital, Hong Kong—Surg. D.r.H. (And asR. SotTey, m.d., oh.b.,

Medical Officer In

Com. W. J. Gerrard, o.b.e., m.d., Charge of Medical Organisation)

b.p.h., m.u.c.p., h.n. (Retired; Surg.-Lieut.-Comdrs.—(B) J. G. Currie,

l.r.c,p. & s. and E. J. Mockler, m.d.,

Monitor ‘ TERROR” b.ch., d.ph. (Naval Health Officer)

7,200 Tons. I.H.P. 6,000. Wt. Tel.—E. F. Evans (For R.N.

Guns—215 Inch, n-4. Inch, 2'i Inch H A. I Wireless Station. Singapore)

Base Ship For Minesweepers in Reserve

Sini/apore, Lieut.-Com.— H. A. Barclay .

Commander—I. W. Whitehorn Cd. Gunner—W. A. Parsons

Lieut.-Qprpidrs.—(G) A. W. Gush, H. Cd.D. Boatswains- M. Connolly (Retired). |

N. C. Napper and E. T. Ford

Vickers and R. C. Harrison Cd.Tatford

Engineers—S. J.RoseRutland L. J. B.

Lieut.-Com. (E)~ J. R. Coote and G. L.

Captain, R. M. -N. C. Ries

Paym. Com. -B. K. H. Norgate

Cd.B.Gunners

Quick R. Davis, G. A. Gough and ! SINGAPORE DOCKYARD

Boatswain - C. E. Eastmead

Wt. Shipwright—W. G. BJewden Commodore,

Naval Malaya, and InSingapore—Charge of

Wt. Eng. T. Bennetts

Wt. Writer—F. C. Butcher CaptainEstablishments

M. L. Clarke,at Drs.o. (Com-

modore 2nd Class)

Secretary—F. H. J. Podger

“TERROR” II King’s Barbour Master and Assistant

(Late Steam Launch No. 290) ('omma >• der of Dockyard

Sin

Captain--M. L. Clarke, n.s.c. (Commodore i Lieut.-Com.—F. E. Chevallier, D.s.c.

2nd Class) and (In Charge of Naval | Boatswain—A. C.T. Clisby

Lieutenant—A. Board (Master Rigger)

Establishments at Mnsrapore) Chief Constructor—S. Payne, m.b.e.

Commodore’s Secretary—Paym: Com. j Constructor—H. E. Newnham (Acting)

M. Lawrey Chief Engineer—(Vacant) -

Asst. Secretary—Paym. Lieut.-Com. Engineer Captain—W. D. Strachan-Smith

C. A. Herdman First Assistant—Commander G. L. Baily

For Duty in Commodore’s Office Superintending Johnstone-Burt;,Civil B.so., Engineer—C.

mj.c.e. K.

Wt. Writer—P. J. Murray

Commander—A. D. Torlesse (Staff Civil Engineers—J. W. Hunter, b.sc.,

Officer, Operation- and as Naval a.m.x.c.e. c.e.

(Acting), W B. Ruddock, a.m.i.

(Acting), J. H. A.Siddons, m.eng,B.sc.,

a.m.

Attache, Siam) inst.c.e. (Acting), C.L.Stewart,

Commander 0. R, Di. G.Tucker* Retired) a.m.i.c.e. (Acting) and R. Wadding-

H C

- '- Ainslie, d.s.c. tori

(And for Duty with Commodore, Sin- Assistant Civil L. M.Engineers—R. I. Crawford,

gapore), (Ol I. M. N. Mudie (And for A.M.I.C.E., Gardiner, a.m.I.c.e., A:

.Service with Commodore. Singapore,' F.a.m.I.c.e., J. Grant,J. b.sc.,

H. T. W._b.eng.,

Mulligan, S. Milligan,

J. C-

and for General Liaison Duties with

B. A. k .), ,1). Grove-White (As ' Port and Urquhart, b.sc., C. I. Wilks, a.m.I.c.e.

H. S. Waddington, b.a., a.m.I.c.e.

COASTING AND RIVER STEAMERS

China Navigation Co., Ltd. J u m

Butterfield & SwiTe (John Swire & Sons, ! Kalgan

Ltd.), Agents, Hongkong Fleet j Captain—F. Gilebes

IS ' 3c Kang uow

Anhgi Captain—W. E. Awcock

i Captain—L. Evans m m

m % | Raying

Anking Captain—E. R. Histed

B O-iptaii'—E. Johnson IS tl

* « Kiangsu

Ansh on. Captain—R. Allinson

lOaptain—C. P. Millar JL IB-

Kingyuan

Changsha Captain - N. Hardie

I Captain S '. J. Gregg Ah B

it m KA NOTING

Chekiang Captain-C. \Vright

! Captain—D. Brotchie •m m

m ^ Kiungghow

Chength taptain •). H. Hodgkiss

, Captain P. F. M. de Friestas M ii

t Kwangtung

C’llt NGKING Captain—J. R. Nisbet

I Captain—W. A. Or win s *

Oi # Kweiyang

Fatshan Captain -U. Williams

i Captain —D. D. Richards

n Liangohow

Hoihow I Captain— G. P. Cope

| Captain—O. Fox m »

& At ffi Nanchanc

Hsin Peking | !

aptain—J. Middleton

i Captain -C- H. Jones #1

g m Nannin(.

Hunan Captain E. W. Richards

i Captain—J. B. Bruce :

At m m +

Hupeh Newchwang

! Captain C. B. Stringer Captain-S. M. Barling

D112 •OAST1NG AND RIVER STEAMERS

M W

Wenchow

Captain—- W. B. Paul : .{ Captain—A. Taylor

fi M

Shantung Whangpu

Captain— J. S. Anderson Captain—A. V. Winckler

ffj & m %

Sll ASl . WoOSUNTG

Captain— J. W. Evans i Captain—A. Naismith

i. ^

Shengking Wuchang

Captain— Y. N. Campbell , Captain—P. J. Green

X m ; m m

Shun tien WUHU

Captain— VV. L Shinn j Captain—R. H. Fairley

M 7Vuein

Sxangtan

Captain—I. Paterson | Captain—E. G. Thomas :

m m m B

Stnkiang WUSUEH

Captain—,J. S. G. Brown i Captain P. N. Booth

m m •w a

SOO€ HR) W Y IN G CHOW

Captain— 7. Whyte Captain—J. G. Guart

m & IS

SUIYANG Yochow

Captain—'L. V. Rowe j Captain—D. Wilson

Ml m w m

SZKOI UEN Y UNNAN

j Captain—J. D. Whyte

Captain—.4. Cook

M t Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.

Taiyuan Douglas Lapraik

Captain—.I. D. Fraser

W m m

Tsinan j Haichinc, Brit. Str., 2182 tons gn >ss

Captain—tJ. K. Clark i Captain O. H. Farrilr

^ Mi m m

Wanhsien Haiyang, Brit. Str., 2330 tons gross

Captain—«.1. L. t ; arable ./ Captain—W. G. Erwin

Wanliu W. M

Captain— ( i. R. Torrible Haitan, Brit. Str., 3553 tons gross

Captain—E. Walker

ii M pg m ft

A'antung Seistan, Brit. Str., 2455 tons gross

Captain — 1i. C. E'inch Captain—W. B. Patey

COASTING AND 1UVEK STEAM EES D1I3

' j Genl. Indo-China

Mgrs.—JSteam

ardine,Navigation

Matheson&Co., Co.,Ltd.

Ld. £ *

t! ^ Marine Supt.—Capt. 11. W. Bateman, D.s.c. Captain—D. Kwaisang, Brit.hickStr., 2,320 tons

S. Pel

Supt. Engr.—H. Heggle

: Typist—Mrs. L. M. Gomes Remedios ^ m

Stores Dept. —G. Hill Leesang, M.Brit.Cater

Str., 1,655 tons

Captain—C.

4 m ft flj

Ghaksang, Brit. Str., 2,358 tons Li-Wo, Brit. Str.

i Captain -L. McRae Captain —C. R. Harris

Loongwo, ft Str.,m 3,923 tons

Brit.

E-Sang, Brit. Str. Captain—F. Rowell

| j; Captain—S. Schofield

Eausang, £Brit. Str., 2,256 tons Mausang, Brit. Str.,'3,372 tons

Captaii — P. Jowitt

] ,j Captain 1). B. Smith

m t In ^

Eooshing, Brit. Str., 2,284 tons Ping wo, Brit. Str., 2,670 tons

j Captain—C. M. Boas Captain—F. Webster

ft m

Euh-Wo, i-uBrit. Str.,

m 953 tons Siangwo, Brit. Str., 2,595 tons

Captain -J. W. Stoneham

Captain—D. Robertson

^ tl 4 Str.,*1,982 tons

Simsang. Brit.

Hangsanu, Brit. Str., 2,143 tons Captain- T. Hughes

Captain - T. Wilkinson

ft Str., ^2,265 tons

Hinsang, ^Brit. Str.,m 2,930 tons Suiwo, Brit.

Captain—A. "Woodley

| Captain—A. D. Kelman

£ ^

Mosang, £Brit. Str.,

m 5,698 tons

Captain—W.Taisang,

A. BalchBrit. Str.

) Captain—J. W. Pehigiew

In a Tingsang, Brit. Str., 1,650 tons

1 Kiangwo, Brit. Str., 2,209 tons Captain—G. Goddard

\ | Captain—C. Nock

ft Str.,M1,312 tons ft [E]

Kiawo, Brit. Tung WO, Brit . Str., 1,337 tons

| Captain—R. Hughes Captain—N. NeiDen

ft Brit.MStr., 617 tons ^ Brit.

Wingsang, * Str.

i Hsinchangwo, Captain- S. J. Barden

: Captain—G. Lawson

^ n Wosang, Brit. Str.

Ir Captain—D.

Kumsang,G. Brit. Str., 5,443 tons

Burleigh Captain—R. J. T. Hopkins

ftBrit. Str., 4,606 tons m o

Kdngwo,Cook Yatshing, Brit. Str., 2,284 tons

|Captain—N. Captain—G. Clarke

& Brit. Str.

| Kutsang,&Brit. Str.,a 5,847 ton Yusang,

Captain—M. Costella

| Captain—D. R. Kilbee

ft Str., 2,665 tons At U

Kutwo,G.Brit.

I-Captain—W. Walter Yuen sang, Brit. Str., 1,982 tons

Captain—J. Lawrence

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

SCALE OF BROKERAGE

To be charged to Buyei

Minimum Brokerage

Price

Under dealt a- Brokerage.

50 cents Per1 Share.

cent

At or50 oyer

cents .

$1.00 Ij cents

1.60 U „

• n.

2.00 i%

The and

seller scale of onbrokerage

all Manila forf Stocks.

Loans and debentures is }% to be charged to buyer and

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

N B.—This for scale

which does

will benot apply

adjusted to Straits,

from time Shanghai

to time asandoccasion

SterlingmayStocks,demand.brokerage

The above cancels

Hongkong, 15th October, 1934.the Scale dated 20th August, 1K34.

VALUE OF STAMPS ON SHARE CONTRACTS

•? 3-00

1.00 stamp for amounts up„to 10,000 $1,000

5.00 „„ ,. „„ „ 20,000 $7.50

10.00 stamp

„ for., amounts

„ over up to $50,000

$60,000

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STRAITS DOLLAR STOCKS

Bo be charged tc Buyer and Seller

Price

Up to dealt at

$31 Brokerage. Price$100.00

dealt and

at over

Over $3-j and under $71 21 cents $150.00

$200.00 „ „„ ...... 1 $1.00'

$7i

$20.00

$36.00

and,. over

„ ., ...

„ S 300.00 „ ' $0.50

Over $300.00 „ $1.50

more for$100.00

each

$60.00 „ „ ... complete

All the above are Straits currency.

By Order of the Committee, >

This List cancels all previous issues. VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

Hongkong, 1st January 1935.

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STERLING STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller

Brokerage. Priceor dealt

At100/- over ,

5/- • lid. 150/-

5/- . 3d.

6d. 200/-

Over 2/

200/- p

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

This list cancels all previous issues.

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jAktieboiaget Archinmcdes—Gadelius & E. Merck, Darmstadt—Schmidt Shoten

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.)JAktieboiaget Atlas Diesel—Gadeluis Ekstroms Maskinaffar—'Gadelius &

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Ltd. Leitz, Wetzlar—Schmidt Shoten,

| Ltd. Eugene F. Phillips Electric Works,

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& Co., Ltd Telephones, Ltd., of Japan

jj Allmanna, Svenska Elektriska Aktie- I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesells-

bolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

(■American Electric Co., Chicago III. chaft Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha

Indian Motorcycle Co.—Tozai Motors,

fK; L.S.A. — Automatic Telephones, Ltd.

ft Ltd., of Japan

Automatic Electric Sales Co., Ltd., Karlstad:- Mek, Verksted, A.B. Qadelius

■> Chicago, 111., TJ.S.A.—^Automatic k Co., Ltd. Classifies

|| Telephones, Ltd. of Japan Lister & Co., R. A. (Lister Diesel En-

ilAutomatic Electric Co., Ltd., Liver- gines)—Tozai Motors, Ltd.

[I popl, England—Automatic Telep- Ljungstroms Angturbin, A.B.—Gadelius

1 hones, Ltd., of Japan k Co., Ltd.

®Antomatique Electrique de Belgique, Matchless Motor Cycle Ld., Reditch -

S.A. Antwerp, Belgium—Automatic Tozai Motor Co.

li, Telephones, Ltd., of Japan

m A vesta Steel Works—Gadelius & Co., Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens

sjliBurman & Sons Ld., Birmingham Northern Equipment Co.—Gadelius &

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Saadvik Steel Works, Sandviken— Stickstoff-Syndikat, Berlin, Fertilizers

Gadelius &, Co., Ltd. —Ahrens & Co., Nachf H.

Sanitas, Berlin—Schmidt Shoten, Ltd. Svenska Aktiebolaget Bromsregulator

—Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Sehoeller-Bleckman Steel Works, Ltd.— Svenska Diairiantbergborrnings Ak-

tiebolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Schoeller - Bleekman Phoenix Seiko .Svenska Turbinfabriks AB.—Gade-

Goiiiei Kaisha lius &■ Co., Ltd.

YOKOHAMA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries, Indo-China Line—Owston & Co., Ltd.

'Ld.—Owstou & Co., Ltd:

Ariel Works, Ltd.—-A. VI. Apcar A Co. Jardine, Matheson b Co., Ltd. —

OwHtou A Co., Ltd.

British-India h Apcar Lines.—Mac- Java-China-Japan1 Line—VI. S. Wiersutn

kinnon, Vlackenzie & Co. (Japan), A Co., Ltd.

Ltd. John Pottie

Canadian Transport Co.—Owston & Marine Insurance Co., Ld. Mac-

Co., Ltd. kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),

Code Services. Ltd.—A. Vl. Apcar A Co. Ltd.

Bay, Sonife Hewitt. Ltd.—A: M. Apcar Meadows A Co., Thomas—Owston &

■& Co. • Co., Ltd

Merchant* Fire Assurance Corpn. of

E. & A. S. S. Co., Ltd.—Mackinnon, New York.—Mackinnon, Vlackenzie

Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Ltd. b Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ltd.— Xorddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens•

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Ja- Co., Yacht., H.

pan) Ltd.

Federal Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac- P. & O. S. N. Co.—Mackinnon, Mac-

kinnon, Vlackenzie &, Co. (Japan), kenzie b Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Ltd. Peninsula b Oriental Steam Nav. Oo.

—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Glen

Co., Ltd. Rhys and Company—Owston b Co-,

Hartford Fire Insurance Co—Mac- Ltd.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Sea Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon,

Ltd. Mackenzie b Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Holland-East Asia Line—M. S. Wiersum Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H.- Ahrens

b Co., Ltd. .fe Co., Nachf., H.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.—Owston

AGEN Cl ES—OSAKA— KO BE E,3

OSAKA

{^For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Aa.li i Co., Ltd.—Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. Dollar Steamship Line — Nickel &

American

: Mail Line—Nickel & Lyons Lyons, Ltd.

Ltd.

An Sat Lines—Maekinnon, Mackenzie & Eastern and Australian S.S. Co.—

Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ltd.

|, Co., Ltd. EtabKssermnts Kuhlmann, Paris

British-India Steam Nav. Co.—Mac- Co. (France)—Liebermamn, W'aelchli k

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.

Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.— Holstein Shipping A Insurahce Agencies—

Nickel k Lyons, Ltd. Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.

Conies k Co. (Ben Line)—Nickel k Peninsular k Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Lypns, Ltd,,, —Mackinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ltd.

KOBE

.(.For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents Set Preceding Sections)

i

i Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Dod- “Bayer” I.G. Farbenindustrie Aktien-

| - well & Co., Ld. gesellschaft Leverkusen, Rhein (Ger-

| Alliance Assurance Cb., Ld.—Jar- Kaisha many) — “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei

I dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

| Arabrican Steamship Owners’ Mutual Ben Line Steamers Ld.—Cornes k Co.

I ' Projection and ■ Indemnity Associa- Board of Underwriters of New York—

1 1 turn.

Ld

Inc.—Nichizui Trading Co., Cornes k Co.

I1 Ainministrazionne

- Borax Consolidated, Ltd. — Brunner

Nissim — Nichizui Mond & Co., (Japan), Ld.

1 Trading Co.

'B Andrew Weir k Co.—Dodwell & Co., Britannia S.S. Insurance Association,

Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

| Ltd.

K Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co., Ltd. Paint Co.—Dodwell kComposition

British Anti-Fouling

Co., Ld.

k

K Mu rase Shoten British Canadian Steamships, Ld.—

I Angio-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld.

I Ltd. of London—Ermenberg, A.

K Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd.— British Dyestuffs Corpn. Brunner,

Mond k Co.

I Dodwell & Cb., Ld.

Anfcamok Goldfields Mining Go.— Brunner, Mondk kChemicals

British Glues Co.,Ltd.Ltd.—

Co. (Japan),

B Birnie Leonard British India and Apcar Lines.-—Mac-,

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld., kinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ld.

B) fnndon-- Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. British ,Shipowners, Mutual Protecion

4 , Assuranceforeningen “Gard”—Nishi- and Indemnity Association. Ld.

I zivi Trading Co., Ld. Nibhizui Trading Co., Ld.

B Assurancet'oreuingen “ Skuld ” —

K Nichizni Trading Co., Ld. Caledonian Insurance Co.—Dodwell

k Co., Ld.

mf Bakau Co.—Dodwell

I:!* Batik Line, Ltd.—Dodwell k Co., Ltd. kinnon, Mackenzie k Co., Ld.

Bairber-Wilhelmsen Line—-Dodwell & Canadian American Shipping Co.,

I; Co., Ltd. Ld.—Murase Shoten

E4 AGENCIES KOBE

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- j Maggie, Ld.—(D. H. & G.)—Brunner,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld

Carlowitz & Co., Ld. —The Standard Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Mac-

Braid & Produce Co. kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Cassel Cyanide Co. Brunner. Mond Holland American Line—Java-China-

(Jastner-Kellner Alkali Co.—Brunner, Holland East Asia Line Java-Ohina-

Mofid & Co. (Japan), Ld. Japan Lijn N. V.

Chance & Hunt, Ld.- Brunner, Mond Holland Cost Azie Lijn—Java-China-

& Co. (Japan), Ld. Japan Lijn

Code Compiling Co., Inc. (New York) Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

—Ennenberg, A. -Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ld. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.. J. C. I. 'Alkali), Ltd.—Brunner, Mond

Ld. k Co., Ltd.

Compagnis Maritime Beige—Nichizui I. C. I. (Fertilizer A Synthetic Pro-

Trading Co., Ltd.

Goughian & Sons, Ltd.,.) .—Murase Shoten I. ('. 1. Ltd.—Brunner,

ducts), Mond & Co.

Crown Willamette Paper Co.. San Brunner, (General Chemicals) Ltd,—

Mond & Co., Ltd.

Francisco ^Lendrum (Japan), Ld. I. O’. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellscbaft.

Dampney Leverkusen/Rhein —“Buyer” Yakuhin

Co., Ltd.«fc Co., Ltd., J. - Dodwell .& “ :IXGomel Kaishai

L” Mining Co., The-Birnie Leonard

Danish Shipowners, Defence Associa- Tndo-China

tion, Copenhagen—Nichizui Trading Ld —Jardine,Steam (Navigation Co.,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Directory

East .1 L.& Thompson of the Far '‘Rotterdam”—Standarden Braid

Chronicle

&

Dodwell-Castle Line -Dodwell A Co., Produce Co

Ltd. J. A- C. Hrison, Ld. — Dodwell A Co., Ld.

East

Ltd.Asiatic Co., Ld.-Do.dwel] & Co., Liverpool & London & Globe Insce.

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ld. Japan), Co.. Ltd - Brunner, Mond Sr. Co.

- Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. I iverpoOl Ltd. and London and Globe In-

Eastern Insurance Co.. Ld.—Jardine. surance Co . Ld.—Nichizui Trading

Matheson .&• Go,,. Ld. Co., Ld.

EM^nnan & Bueknall S.S. Co., Ltd.— Lloyd, Triestino . Trieste — Nichizui

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co., Ld.

Fearnley & Eger—Nichizui Trading Lloyd’s, London—Cornes &orneCo.

C-C Ld. London Salvage Assoc.—C s &

Federal Insurance Co. -Mackirinon, London Steamship Owners' Mutual

Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Insurance Association. Ld.—Nichi-

Feldman Rug Co.—Birnie Leonard zui Trading Co., Ld.

Fylgia Insurance Co.. Ld.—Nichizui Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd.—Sulzer

Trading Co., Ld. Brothers Engineering Office

Glen

Co.. Line,

Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Magadi Soda C°-. Ld. — Brunner,

Mond & Cp. (Japan), Ld.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. —Nichizui trading Co., Ld.

Guardian Assurance Co,, Ltd.—Seymour- Marine Insurance Co. (London), Ld.

Sheldon Co , (Japan), Ltd. —Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Ld.

AGENCIES-K OB K E5

Maritime Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac- | Royal Insurance Co, Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co, Ltd.

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

McEwan-Younger, Ld., Edinburgh —- j Royal Insurance Co, Ltd.—G. K. A.

Jardine. Mathesoh & Co., Ld. j Mitchell & Co.

Mooney & Co., Ltd., J. K.—Birnie Royal Netherlands Indies Airways (K. N.

i Leonard I. L. M.) Java-China Japan-Lijn N. V.

Mysore Government—Brunner,, Mond A ; Royal Packet Navigation Co.—Java-

K Co. (Japan), Ld. China-Japan Lijn N. V.

Navigazion© Geeerale Italiana Ndchi Ruinione Adriatica de Sicurta—Nichi-

zuj Trading Co, Ld.

zui Trading Co.. Ld.

I‘Netherlapd ” Royal

| China Japan Lijn N. V.Dutch Mail Java- j S. A. des ('sines Destree—Brunner,

Newcastle Protection and indemnity St.Mond

Maurice Valley Paper Co, Ltd.—

Association—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Nobel’s Industries, Ld. - Brunner, Sea Ipsurance(^apan),

Lendrum Ltd.

C0-i Ld. Mackinnon.

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. Mackenzie & Co, Ld.

Norddeutscher Lloyd Breanen— Ahrens Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H, Berlin

, & Co, Naohf, H. —Ahrens & Co, Nachf. H.

North of England Protecting and Sulzer Bros, Ld. Sulzer Bros. Engineer

Indemnity Association—Dodwell & ing Office

Go., Ld. Swedish East Asiatic Co, Ltd. —

1Oriental Consolidated Mining Co — j Nichizui Trading Co, Ltd.

Birnie Leonard Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

Pacific Mills, Ld, Vancouver, B. C.— 1 Co, Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co, Ld.

i Lendrum (Japan), Ld. Transatlantic Steamship Co, Ld.—

Peerless Carbon and Ribbon Co, Ld. Nichizui Trading Co, Ld.

' —Dodwell & Co, Ld. Triton Insurance Co, Ld.—Jardine,

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Matheson & Co, Ld.

s Co.—Mackinnon,

Ld Mackenzie & Co, Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.—Dodweil

*' Perryman

- Electric Co.— Elko Shima Union & Co, Ld.

Co.

Premier Electric Welding Co.—Brun^ United well &Assurance

Co, Ld Society, Ld.—Dod-

J ner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. Carbon Co - Brunner Mond V

i| |Prince T ine, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson United Co, (Japan), Ld.

& Co, Ld. Kingdom Mutual Steamship

|5 jjProgil, S. A.— Brunner, Mond

(Japan), Ld. zui Trading Co, Ld.

United States Alkali Export Associa-

« Raili Brothers Ltd.—Comes & Co. tion—Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan),

fi'Reckitt & Sons, Ld.—Brunner, Mond Ltd.

11 & Co. (Japan), Ld.

SReliance Marine Insurance Co, Ld. W.

Co, (Japan), Ld.

k Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ld. Weir (Andrew) & Co.—Dodwell & Co,

I "Rickmers

j InsuranceLine — Holstein Shipping & j Ltd.

Agencies

1 rRiunione Adriatica de Sicurta—Ni- | West of England Steamship Owners’

Protection and Indemnity Associa-

i' chizui Trading Co. tion, Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

i (“Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal Dutch

"j Java - China - Japan Lijn N. V. Mail— Wilhelmsen Lines—Dodwell & Co, Ld.

Roura

well & Co, Ld.

A; Co, (Japan), Ld.

fl Royal Dutch Airways—Java-China- Yorkshire Insurance Co, Ld.—Owston

Japan Lijn N. V. & Co, Ld.

AGENCIES MOJ!

MOJI

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Accident Insurance Co.—Nutter & North American Insurance:Co.-—Nui-teiM

Co. & Co.

North of England Protecting k In-J

Cotton Control—Nutter & Co. demnity Association—Nutter k Co.-

Occidental Insurance Co.— Nutter k. Co. '*

Dollar Steamship Lines—Nutter & Co.

Overseas Assurance Corporation—

Export Insurance Co.— Nutter & Co,,Nutter & Co.

F. S. Morse—Nutter & Co. Prirtpe Line- Nutter &. ,Oo.

Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co.—Nutter

Steamship Owners Protecting and in-

& Cq. demnity Association'—-Nutter k Cc.

Glen Line—Nutter & Co. Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Nutter

& Co.

Home

Nutter& &Fire

Co. Marine Insurance Co.—

Thos. Schmidt (German Insurance

New Zealand Insurance Co , Ltd.— Bureau)—Nutter k Co.

Nutter k Co. UnionN utter

Insurance

Nobel's Explosives—Nutter & Co. *fc Co- Society of Can-tori Ltd-

FORMOSA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

' American and Manchurian Line—Jar- Java-China-Japan Lijn—Carter Ma-

j dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. cy Co., Inc.

? American & Oriental Line—Tait & Java-China-Japan Lijn—Lee Tiong Ghee

I Go., Ld. & Co.

. American Pioneer Line—Carter Ma-

' l.-.cy Co.,•Inc. Lloyd Triestino—Jardine, Matheson &

I Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Carter Ma- Co., Ltd^

ul I cy Co., Inc. Maersk Line—Tait & Co., Ltd.

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.—Tait & Co., Morris Commercial Cars, Ld.—Tait &

Ltd. Co., Ld.

| Biue Funnel Line of Steamers—Jar-

dine, Matheson k Co., Ld. Morris Motors, Ld.—Tait k Co , Ld.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Naigai Rubber Co. Lee Tiong Ghee &

| Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld. Co.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- North China Insurance Co., Ld.—

| dine, Matheson k Co., Ld. Tait k Co., Ld.

j Dollar Line—Tait k Co.. Ld. Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Tait k Co.,

Directory and Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, of China,

etc. -S.Elphinstone Ld,

! East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Ma- Peninsular k Oriental Steam Nav.

j theson k Co., Ltd. Co.—: fTait k Co., Ld.

[ Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ltd. Prince Line—Tait & Co., Ld.

G —Tait & Co., Ltd.

| Ellermann London Line—Carter Ma- Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.—Jar-

! cy Co., Inc. dine, Matheson k Co., Ld.

| Glen Line of Steamers — Jardine, South British In see. Co., Ld. - Tait k

I Matheson k Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

* Bong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Lee Tiong

j.^ —Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld. Ghee & Co.

] Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Union Insurance Society (of Canton), Ld-

Ld.—.Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld. —Tait k Co., Ld.

E8 AGENCIES—TAINAN & TAKAO-SEOUL & CHEMULPO

TAINAN AND TAKAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Blue Funnel Ljj^e—Mitsui Bussan Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussaa

Kaisha' Ld. Kaisha,' Ld.

Ellerman and Bucknall S.S. Co.— Norddeutscher Doyd—Mitsui Bussan

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld. Kaisha. Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika Lini© Mitsui Bus- Taisho Marine and Fire insurance C0.7

san Kaisha, Ld. -Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Java-China-Japan Lijn Brunner Mond Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Osaka Shosen

& Co. Kaisha

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha. Mitsui Bussan Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

Kaisha, Ld. —Mitsu Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

CHOSEN

SEOUL AND CHSMULPO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Express Co.—Taylor k Co.,

W. W. South British Insurance Co.—;Taylor k

Go.. W. W.

American Mail Line—J. H. Morris States Steamship Co.—W. W. Taylor

Dollar Steamship Line- - J. H. Morris & Co.

Fox Eiga Kaisha—Taylor k Co , W. W. Underwood Typewriter Co—Taylo- k

Home Insurance Oo-.^e-J:. H. Morris • Co.. W. W.

Messageries Maritimes — Plaisant Wilkinson, Hevwood k Clarke Tavlor

Freres k Co., W W.

NORTH CHINA PORTS

PEIPING

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Bryner & Co.—Pacific Storage & Packing Corporation

Canadian Pacific Railway —A. C. Henning & Co.

Claude Neon Lights. Fed. Inc. -North China Advertising Co.

Directory asid Chronicle of the Far East—The French Bookstore

E. Lee’s General Store—Lukashik

Louis Eilers -Basel & Frey

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.-L. H. Howell

TIENTSIN

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

8 '• Agripta” Brand Strapping and Sealing Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—Jardine,

Machines—Borrows & Co,, JLtd Matheson & Co, Ltd.

J Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.—

i Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ld.

| American Mail Line—Dollar & Co. Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardine,

| (Robert) Matheson & Co., Ld.

;! Atlas Macaroni

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ltd. Jardine, Capsulerie Liegeoise S. A. Belgium

Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd.

•Babound, Mary & Gie—J ar dine, Mathesoh Carr & Co', Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson

| & Co, Ltd. k Co, Ltd.

i Baldise Fire Insurance Go.. Ltd.—Car- Chairmen, China Horn ward Freight Con-

1 lowitz & Co. ference—Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd.

| Barber Wilhelmsen Line—E. Winter &Co. Charles Marchant—.Jardine, Matheson

« Bata Shoe Co.—Jardine, Mathesoh & Co., & Co, Ld.

■ Ltd. . Chemiseh - Pharmazeutische, A. G.-

d!|| Batavia Sea and

—Carlowitz Co. Insurance Co, Ltd. '5 China Export-Import and Bank Co.

|| “Bayer” Pharma Co.-China Export- Chinese Central Railways, Ld.—Jar-

!! Import and Bank Co. dine, Matheson & Co, Ld.

Cie. Franco '-Ainericane D’Assurances—

|j t?' Beddow B. JLtd.

son

Clarke, Nickells & Coombs Ltd.—

1 . Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd.

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ld.

t \ British and Chinese Corporation, Ltd. Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc. - North

:|i: —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. China Advertising ,Co.

British India Steam Navigation Co, Ltd. I Crown Cork & Seal Co.—E. Winter

. 5 —Jardine, Matheson & Co„ Ltd, j Dodwell Castle Line—E. Winter & Co.

IgCadbury-Fry | Dollar S.S, Line—Dollar &, Co. (Ro-

[U Matheson &ExportCo., Ltd.Go, Ltd.- Jardine, i bert)

ElO AGENCIES—TIENTSIN

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson John Wisden & Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

I'.dward Sharp & Sons Ltd.—Jardine, Joseph Sankey

Matheson andLtd.

& Co., Sons, Ltd.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Estate of E. Waller—Jariline, Matheson Kopke

& Co., Ltd. theson & Co., Ltd.

Ewo Brewery Co.—Jardine, Matheson Lanson Pere Et Fils— Jardine, Matheson

& Co., Ltd. & Co,, Ltd.

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld. — .Jardine Libby MeNiell & Libby—E. Winter ACo.

Matheson & Co., Ld.

F. C. Fincken & Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Madrigal Line—E. Winter & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Maersk Line, Copenhagen—Melchers

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ld.- & Co.

Whitamore & Co. Magirus,

Fatum Accident Insurance Co.—Hol- Manufacturers and BankC..Co.D.—China Export-Import

land China Handels Companie Life Insurance Co.—

J. A. Tibesart

Garstin & Co., Ltd. London—Jardine, Mather & Platt, Ltd.—Liddell Bros. &

Matheson & Co,, Ltd. C,o., Ltd,

Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—E. Win ter A (Jo. McEwan Younger, Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe-

Glen Line—Jardine, Matheson & Co., son

Ld. Mercantile Bank of India, Ld. -Jar-

Glens Falls Insurance Co.- Lee-Fu Millers' dine, Matheson & Co.

Trading Co. Timber

Jardine, and Trading

Matheson & Coi, Ltd.Co., Ltd,—

Hamburg-Amerika

■ ' & Co. Linde — Oarlowitz Netherlands Insurance Co.—Carldwitz

Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

<- Melcners &' Co. New Zealand Insurance Co,, Ld.., The ;

Hercules

Jardirie.Cycle 'and" Jr.Motor

Matheson Col, Ltd.- —Fairchild & Co., Ld.

■Co., Ltd. New Zealand Insurance Co.— J. A.

Holland Assurance Society (1814), Ltd. Tibersart

—Melchers & Co. Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Jardine, j

Holland-Fast Asia Line—Holland-China Matheson & Co., Ld.

Handels Campagnie. Nofddeutscheir Lloyd, Bremen—Mel-

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— chers & Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—

Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing Co., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. North China Insce: Co., Ltd.—Wilson j

T. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.—China Northern & Co.

Export, Import and Bank Co. Assurance Co.—HollandW'hina

Handels Gompagnie (Tientsin) N. V... ^

Imperial Assurance Co.—Fairchild & Northern Assur. Co., Ltd.—‘-Mackenzie]

Co., Ld.

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ld.— Norwich Union Fire-Insurance Society

Jardine, Matheson

International

Bryner Ar Co. Assurance Co., Ltd.— Ocean MarinP Ihsurarice Co., Ltd.—

Isthmian Line—Jardine, Mathson & Co., ; Ocean Anglo-American Export Co.

Ltd. Shipping Co., Ltd.—Jardiue,

Matheson A Co., Ltd.

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co.— Otard-Dupuy, Cognac—Jardine, Mathe-

Holland-China Handels Campagnie son & Co., Ltd.

AGENCIES—TIENTSIN—HA R BIN Ell

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Wilson Sun Fire Insce. Office—Wilson & Co.

& Cp., ^ . n■ Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd. -Jar-

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co. dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Prince Line—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co.—The Ro-

bert Dollar Cb.

Ltd. Taku Pilot Co.—Jardine, Matheson &

Queensland

Matheson Insurance

&, Go., Ltd.Co., Ltd.—.Jardine, Tampa

Co., Ld.

Inter-Ocean

Inc.—Whit amore & Co.' Steamship Oo.,

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, Ltd.— Thames and Mersey Marine insurance

; China Export-Import and Bank Co.

Scottish Insurance Corporation, Inc.— C6., Ltd.—Wilson & Co.

Anglo-American Export Co.

South British Insce. Co., Ltd.—Wil- Underwood & Co. J

Typewriter Co.—E. Winter

son & Co.

Staatsmijnen in Limberg — Jardine, Western Laboratory

MathteSon Co., Ltd.Shanghai—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Stablond Laboratories, London—Jar- White Horse Distilleries, Ld —lardine,

Matheson A Co., Ld.

dine. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Standard Insurance Co., Ltd.—Hol- Wilh. Wilhplirisei) Line—Bryne): A Co.

land-China Handels Campagnie Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld.—

States Steamship Co.—E. Winter & Co. Whitamore & Co.

HARBIN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line—Bryner A Co., Dollar Line — Internationale des

Harbin Wagons

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Har- ■Dollar Line—Bryner A Co., Harbin

bin Gien Line, Ltd.—Bryner A Co., Har-

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & bin

Co:, Harbin

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co,, Harbin Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—Bryner A

Co., Harbin

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—Bryner Holland East Asia Line—Bryner A

1 & Co., Harbin Cp., Harbin

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.—

Bryner &:Cp., Harbin Java-China-Japan Line— Bryner A

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Cp., Harbin

i -R. C. Goodman P. A O. Steam Navigation Co.—

i Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes Bryner A Co., Harbin

—Bryner A Co.

: Dodwell-Castle, Line—Bryner A Co., Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo Insurance —

jl H arbin Bryner A Co., Harbin

El 2 AGEN DIES -MUKDEN— DAIREN

MUKDEN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Asiatic Underwriters—Bry- Dollar Line—Bryner & Co., Mukden

ner & Co., Mukden

American Mail Line—Bryner & Co., Glen den

Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Muk-

Mukden

Asia Life Assurance Co.—Bryner & Co. Holland East Asia Line—Bryner &

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co., Muk- Co., Mukden

den

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Co., Mukden Line—Bryner & Java-Chin a-Japan Line—Bryner &

Co., Mukden

Blue Funnel Line—Bryner & Co.

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co., Muk- Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bryner & Co.

den Sun Insurance Office., Ltd. Kiukong

Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—Bry- Trading Co., Mukden

ner & Co., Mukden

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Tacoma Oriental S.S Co.—Bryner k

Co., Mukden

Bryner & Co.. Mukden

Cie. des Messageries Maritimes—-Bry- Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner k

ner & Co., Mukden Co.. Mukden

DAIREN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American

Co. . Mail Line, The—Brvner ‘ k Java-China Japan lane—W. H. Winning

&.Oo.

Bank Line, The—Bryner & Co. Kailan Mining Administration—W. H

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner k Winning

Co. Lloyd’s London—W. H. Winning

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co.

Caldbeck, Macgregor

Winning ifc Co. Bryner & Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— North Pacific Shipping Co. - Bryner it Co.

Bryner k Co.

Davie, Boag

Dollar S. S. Line, The Bryner S: Co. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Bryner

Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner

Glen Line, Ltd. —W. H. Winning

ning Insurance

& Co. Co., Ltd.—W. H. Win-

Holland East Asia Line—Bryner <& Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. W. H.

Co. Winning.

Hongkong

W. H. WinningFire& Co.Insurance Co.— Swedish EastCo,Asiatic ,Co., Ltd. —W. H.

Winning it Co.

Imperial Typewriter Co.. Ltd.—W. H. Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co.

Winning & Co.

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.—- Yangtsze General Insurance Associa-

W. H. Winning & Co. tion, Ltd.—Wr. H. Winning & Co.

AGENCIES— CHEFOO —WEIHAIWEI- TSINGTAO El*

CHEFOO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agqnt* See Preceding Sections)

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Phoenix Co.

Assurance Co., Ld.—Casey k

L. H. Smith & Co.

Clande Neon Lights. Fed. Inc—T. Mc- South Britisli Insurance Co., Ld —

Casey & Co.

Mullan * Co.

Glen Line--W. Niggemann & Co. Union Assurance Society, London—

L. H. Smith & Co.

Holland East Asia Line—W. Niggeroann Union Insurance Society of Canton—

L. H. Smith & Co-

& Co.

Vancouver Shipping Co. - W. Niggemann

Nippon Yu sen Kaish'a -W. Niggernann a- Co.

North British and Mercantile Insuranf'e Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—W. Nigge-

Co. L. H. Smith k Co. / mann & Co.

WEIHAIWEI

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

China Soap Co., Ld.—Foo Wei Co. j Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Foo Wei Co.

Gande. Price, Ld.—Weihaiwei Import

and Export Co. The Texas Company (China), Ld.—

Glen Line W. Niggemann & Co. The Fpo Wei Co.

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld.— Union Insurance Society of Canton

Fop Wei Co. Ld.—Foo Wei Co.

Kalian Mining Administration—Foo Union Insurance Society of Canton—

L. H.,Smith & Co.

Wei Co.

McEwan-Younger, Ld. — Weihaiwei Yao Hua Mechnical Glass Co.—Foo

Import and Export Co. Wei,, Co. ,,;

TSINGTAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Technical

Internationa] Society—Telberg’s

Bookstore Office Appliance Co. —Telberg’s Interna-

tional Bookstore

Claude

MullanNeon

k Co.,Lights

Ltd. Fed. Inc.—J. Mc- Batons & Baldwins, Ltd.—J, McMul-

Commercial Union Assurance Cop, Ltd., lan k Co., Ltd.

The—J. McMullan & Co., Ltd. Sherwin 'Willituiig Paints—J. McMul-

Manufacturers Life Insce. Co., The—J. lan k Co., Ltd.

McMullan k Co., Ltd.

North China Daily News and Herald— Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd —J. Mc-

Telberg’s International Bookstore I Mull an & Co., Ltd.

SHANGHAI

(For Detail* of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

“A. I ” Bhugage Insurance Go., Ltd.— American La France & Foamite In-

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. dustries, Inc.—Dodwell & Co.. Ltd.

A. B. de Lavels Augturbi.it—H. J. >loyser American Mail Line—Dollar Co. (The

& Co., Ltd. Robert)

A. Moysey

B: Liljchaimens

& Co., Ltd. Kalu lfabrik B. J. American Metal Hose Co.—H. Oliveira

& Son

A. B. Pentaverkeri—H. J. Movsey Jc Co., American Pioneer Line States S.S. Co.

Ltd. Amsterdam Underwriters Associa-

A. B. Separators—Moysey & Co., Ltd. tion—Shanghai Insurance Office

A. Boake, Koberfs A Co., Ltd. — Imperial Anchor Line—Canadian Pacific Steam-

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. ships, Ltd.

A. Ltd.

& H. Simonett—The China Engineers, Anderson, MeyerCo.,& Inc.

Co., Ltd.—China

A.for& Overseas

M, , Ka.ragKegsien General Edison

—Caraven^meriean.

Studio, Inc.\ lyorp. Anglo-Canadian Shipping CblV Ltd.—

Herlofson, Gordon

A. S. Potter (Hongkong) — Bed Hand Ariel Motors, (J. S.), Ld.-- Imperial

Compositions Co. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

A/S National Industri—Hugo Reiss Arthur & Hinshaw, Ltd.—Imperial

& Co, Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Air Tool Mfg.' Co.—Hugo Reiss & Co. Asea Electric, Ltd.--H. ). Moysey & Co.,

Albertson & Co.—H. Oliveira & Son Ltd.

Albright

' Chemical Indiistries (Cbi,na), Ltd. Aspro (Nicholas Pty. Ltd.)—Dddwell

Alfloc, Ltd.—Imperial

(China), Ltd. Chemical Industries $ Co., Ltd.

Alfred J. Amsler A Co. Hi her Hegner & Asia-Werke A. G. Melchers & Co.

Co., Ltd. Astatic Microphone

tific Service Co. Laboratory—Scien-

Alfred Simon & Son—0! Morgenstern Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Alkali Export Association (U.S.)— Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Atlas Diesel,Ltd.

A. B.—The Ekman Foreign

Allg. Kunst-zijde Unie N.V. Arnhem.— Agencies,

A. K. IT. China Agency Atlas Imperial Engine Qo.—American

Engineering Corpotation

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Austin Cars—Auto Palace Co., Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Automobile

Alliance (Fire) Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Jenkins Insurance, .Co. — Bruce,, S

American Asphalt Paint C—Fagan & Avenarius & Co.—Melchers & Co.

Co., Ltd. Backhouse, Ltd. (J. H.)—General Ac-

American Cotton Co-operative Asso- cident, Fire and Life Assurance

ciation—Volkart Brothers’ Agency Corporation, Ld.

American Express Co., Inc.—G. E. Marden Baldwins. Ltd. — Imperial Chemica

& Co., Ltd. Industries (China), Ltd.

American Gulf-Orient Line—Everett Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—C. Luthy

Steamship Corporation & Co.

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI El5

Baloit® Marine Ins tt ranee: Co.—Shanghai Boots Pure Drug Co., Ld. — Imperial

Insurance Office Chemical Industrie® (China), Ld.

Bankers & Traders Insurance Co., Borax Consolidated, Ld.—Imperial

Ed. ^Marine)—Jardine, Matheson & Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Co.. Ld.

Barber-Wiihelmsen Line—Dodwell & “Bosch” Spark Plugs, Horns, etc.—

Hanyang Motor Supply Co,

Co., ,i Ld.

Barrow Hepburn & Gale—The General Brevetti-Scotti A. G.—Glathe & Witt& Co.

Bremen Underwriters—Melchers

Electric Co. (of China), Ltd.

Bates Numbering Machines—Dodwell Brevillier Co., Inc.

& Urban—Kofa American Drug

&• Co.. Ltd.

Battle Creek Drugs, Inc.—O. E. Vongehr Bristol Co.—American Engineering

Corporation

Fed. Inc.

Bauer

Co.—American Engineering

Co., Inc.

Bauer & Black—O. E. Vongehr Fed. Inc. British American Assurance Co.—

Shanghai Insurance Office

Baum Co.—Kofa American Drug Co., British American Assurance Co.—

Inc E. F. Toeg

Bayerische

& Co. Motorenwerke A.G.— Eickhoff British Belting and Asbestos Co.—

Bayers Pharmiac Dept. — China Exp.- Dodwell & Co., Ltd

Imp. & Bank Co., Ltd. British Dyestuff Corporation—Imperial

Beck Henkel, Kassel—United Me- Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

chanical Industries British Glues and Chemicals, Ld.—

Bedford Trucks—Auto Palace Co., Ltd. Imperial Chemical Industries

Beechams Pills, Ltd.— H. C. Dixon & Son, (China), Ld.

Ltd., British Mannessmann Tube Co.—Dod-

BellCo.,Telephone Well & Co., Ld.

Ltd. Mfg. Co. - China Electric British Ropes, Ltd. General Electric Co.

Bell’s, Ld—Wallem & Co. : (of China), Ltd.

Bell

Bemberg, J. P. — A. K. U China Briton Ferry (China),

& Riddle Ltd.

Steel & Tinplate, Agency,

Agency Ltd., The—Imperial Chemical Indus-

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.—Gibb, Livings- tries (China), Ltd.

ton

Benjamin Brooke & Co., Ltd.—The China Broder ston

Canning Co., Ltd. —Gibb, Living-

& Co., Ltd.

Soap Oo., Ltd. Brotherton & Co., Ld.—Imperial Che-

Berkefeld Filter Co.—Kofa American mical Industries (China), Ld.

Drug Co., Inc. Brunswick-Balke-Collender Oo.— Fa-

| Binks Mfg. Co.—H. Oliveira & Son gan & Co., Ltd.

| Binney & Smith Co.—Melcliers & Co. Brunelli, Dott, G.T.—Lloyd Triestino

j Bird & Co., G. E.—Burrel & Co., Ltd.

| Birmingham Railway Carriage & Waggon Brush Development Co. — Scientific

Service Co.

t Co., Ltd.—The China Engineers, Ltd. Buffalo Forge Co.—American Engineering

Blackhouse, Ltd., J. H.—General Ac- Crop. (China) .

cident, Fire and Life Assurance “Buick” Storage Batteries—Nanyang

Corp., Ltd. Motor Supply C

Bols Erven Lucas—Dodwell & Co-, Bunge, Paul—Kofa American Drug

| Ltd. Co., Inc.

Bombay-Burmah Bunge & Born, Ltd. Bunge it Co., Ltd.

tion, Ld.—Jardine,Trading

MathesonCorpora-

& Co., Bunge it Oo., Ltd. (London)—Bunge

Ld. Co., Ltd.

Elt5 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Bunge (Australia) Proptv., Ltd.—Bunge Century Insurance Co., Ltd. -Shang-

hai Insurance Office

& Co., Ltd.

Bunge North American Grain Oorp.— Certain-teed Products Corpn.—Fagan

Bunge & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Bunge S. A. R.—Bunge & Co., Ltd. Chamberlain & Plookham, Ld. — The

Burns, Philp Line—Gibb, Livingston & General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Co., Ltd.

Butterworth & Dickinson, Ltd.—Moy- Chance & Hunt, Ld.—Imperial Che-

mical Industries (China), Ld.

sey & Co., Ltd.

Buxton Lime Eirms Co., Ld.—1m Chateau etCheese

Charabot Cie —The Union Trading Co.

Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

perial Chemical Industries (China). Ld.

Ld.

Chemische Fabrik v. Heyden—Melchers

A. ParsonsLtd.>fc Co., Ltd.—The China & Co.

C. Engineer,

Chevrolet Cars & Trucks,—Auto Palae

Cadbury-Frv—Jardine, Matheson «k Co., Co, Ltd.

Ltd. ' " China American Trading Corporation—

Cadillac, General Accident, Fire and Life

ChevroletLaMotor

Salle,Cars—Reliance

Buick, Vauxhall

Motors,& Assurance Corporation, Ld.

Fed. Inc. China An S. S. Co.—Union Steamships

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co., Ld.-— Agency

General Accident, Fire and Life China Finance Corpn, Fed. Inc.—General

Assurance Corporation, Ld. Accident, Fire & Life Assurance

Caledonian Insurance Co.—Meyerink Corpn, Ld.

& Co. China Fire Insurance Co, Ltd.—Gibb,

California Livingston &■ Co, Ltd.

. Co., Ltd. Stucco Products Co.—Fagan & China General Edison Co, Inc.,

Shanghai—China United Lamp Co

Canadian Pacific Express Co.—-Cana- China Realty Co.—General Accident,

dian Pacific Railway Co. Fire and Life Assurance Corpora-

Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.—-Jar- tion, QLd.

dine Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Canning & Co., Ltd.—Inniss & Rid- China mical

Soap Co., Ld.—Imperial Che-

Industries (China), Ld.

dle, Ltd.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld. (Marine) China Co,

Ship-Breakers, Ltd.—Wheelock &

Ltd.

-Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. China Spinners, Ltd.—The China Eng-

Cam Co.—H. Oliveira & Son ineers, Ltd.

Carreras, Ltd. — Inniss & Riddle China Spraying Lacquer Supply Co.

(China), Ltd. —China Auto Accessories Co.

Carson Pirie Scott A Co.—Liebermann China Textile Mfg. Co, Ltd.—The China

Waelchli & Co. Engineers, Ltd.

Carter Medicine Co.—Kofa American China United Lamp Co.—China General

Drug Co., Inc. Edison Co, Inc.

Casebourne & Co. (1926). Ltd.—Imperial China Underwriters, Ltd.—Probst.

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. Hanbury (China), Ltd.

Castner-iKellner

perial ChemicalAlkali Co., Ld.

Industries —Im- Chio Brass Co.—The China Engineers,

(China),

Ld. Ltd.

Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), Ld.—

Celluloid-Verkaufs-Gesellschaft

—Deutsche m. b. H. Imperial

Farben-Handelsgesellschaft, (China), Ld.

Chemical Industries

Waibel & Co. Chloride Electrical Storage Co.. Ltd.

Celotex Co., The—Fagan & Co., Ltd. —Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd.

Central Insurance Co., Ltd., The.—G. D. Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co, Ltd.-

Jack Insurance Office Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves

A.GEfHCiIEiS—SHANOHAI

i Clarke & Vigilant Sprinkler, Ltd.— Crosley Radio Corpn.—American En-

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., gineering Corpn.

" Ltd.

f Cleveland Pneumiatio Tool Co.—Hugo Crown Cork Co., Ltd., The—Dodwell

k Co., Ltd.

| Reiss & Co. Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crownchina

lf I Cleveland Rock Drill Co.—Hugo Co., Inc.

- * Reiss & Co.

| Clive & Co., Ltd.—Eickhoff A- Co. Dal Wai Textile Works — The China

Cochran & Co. (Annan), Ld. The General DallmanEngineers, Ltd.

Electric Co. (of China), Ld. k Co.—Kofa American Drug

I Colman, Ld. (J. k J.)—Imperial Che Dampney Co., Inc.

si mical Industries (China), Ld. & Co., Ltd., J.—H. Oliveira

k Son

1 ’ Columbia Casualty Co. —Bruce S. Jenkins Davey Pexman Oil Engines—The General

Comaorib Directory of China, The— Electric Co. (of China), Ltd.

I ( Commercial k Credit Information David Bentley, Ltd.—The China Eng-

Bureau ineers, Ltd.

i Comacrib Press, The—Commercial & Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co.—York Ship-

r Credit Information Bureau ley Co., Fed. Inc.

;ii Commercial Union Assurance

Dodwell (fe.Oo., Ltd. Co., Ltd.— Dean & Dawson, Ltd. — The Travel

Compagnie des Produits Chimiqlies' et Advisers

Delco

Electrometallurgiques—Hardivilliers & Co., Ltd. Appliance Corpn.—Dodwell k

1F Cie

J Comptoir Franco-Beige d’Exportation des Demag A. G.—Chien Hsin Engineer-

Tubes d’Acier— Hardiyilliers

Comptoir Siderurgique , de France— Denis Freres de d’Indo-Chine, Sai-

Hardivilliers & Cie gon—General Accident, Fire and

! Confederation Life Association— G. D. Life Assurance Corporation, Ld.

I Jack Insurance Office

i Conklin Pen Co, — Wing On k Co. Deutsche Farben - Gasoline A. G. — Deutsche

Handelsgesellschaft, Waibel

- (Shanghai), Ltd. k Co.

;i Consolidated Mining and Smelting Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen G. m. b. H.

Co., Ld. -A. Cameron & Co. (China), —International Business Machines

I Ld'. Corp.

Cook & Co., Ltd.—The. China Engineers, Deutsche Akqstik—Kofa American

Ltd. Drug Co., Inc.

r Corn Products Refining Co.—Imperial Dewar k Sons, Ltd., John—Hoehnke

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. Frithjof

| Cornabe, Eckford

i cident, Fire and Life Assurance ent, Firek and Co., Ld.—General Accid-

Life Assurance Cor-

5 Corporation, Ld. poration, Ld.

[ Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dod- Directory and Chronicle of China,

well & Co. Ld. Japan, Malaya, etc. -Finance and

ij, Cornhill Commerce

Darre Insurance Co., Ltd. - Marcel Distillers

Courvoisier, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. MathesonCorporation,

k Co., Ltd.Ltd,, The-- Jardine,

1 Cow & Gate, Ltd.—H.C. Dixon & Son, Ltd. Dodge

II CoxCo.,k Ltd.

Kings (Agents), Ltd.—Dodwell k Dodwell-Castle Line—Dodwell k Co ,

Ld.

|i Creed & Co., Ltd.—China Electric Co., Doelling, WTalter — Kofa American

j ( Ltd. Drug Co., Inc.

Crosfield k Sons,. Ld., J. — Imperial Dominion Tobacco Co. • Whig On k Co.

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. (Shanghai), Ltd.

E2

ElS AGENCIES—SHANGH.A I

Dofiau, Allg. Ver’s. A. G. — Shanghai Express & So. M. S. Lift Co.. Ld.,

Insurance Office London—General Electric Co. (of

Du Pont De Nemours & Go.—Fanga & Eyres (China), Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Smelting Co., Ltd. — The China

Duckworth & Co., Ltd. —H. C. Dixon

Son, Ltd.

Dupont-Film Manufacturing Corpn., F.Fabriques Cochu A. G.—Glathe & Witt

Inc.—Probst, Hanbury (China), Ld. Co. de Laire—The Union Trading

Dusseldorf General Insurance Co. — Fabrique National d’Armes de Guerre

Burkhardt, Buchan & 0o. —Glatne and Witt

Eagle Insurance Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Faultless Rubber Co—Kof a American

Drug Co., Inc.

Insurance Office

Eagle, Star Ins. Co., Ltd.—Bruce S. Jenkins Federal Laboratories, Inc. — American

Eagle, Star Ins. Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Engineering Corp.

Insurance Office Ferd. Muelhens—Melchers & Co.

East India, Sea and Fire Insurance Ferodo, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.. Ltd.

Co.—Shanghai Insurance Office Ferrero, Fili di Ricco—Dodwell &

Eastern Agencies,

States Life Ins. Co.Inc. — The United Fisher

Co., Ltd.

(Elliott) Accounting and Writ-

Eastern Insurance Co.—Jardine, Ma- ing Machines—Dodwell

, theson & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ld.

fiatinon, G.m.b.H. — Kofa-American EngineeringSteel

Fitzgibbons

Corp.

Boiler Co.—American

Drug Co., Inc. Flexible Steel Lacings, Ld.—The General

Einar Nilsen-Moe—Moller & Co. Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Ekman & Co. — The Ekman Foreign Florsheim Shoe Co.—Wing On & Co.

Agencies, Ltd. (Shanghai), Ltd.

Electric Construction Co., Ltd. — The Foamite Firefoam—Dodwell k Co.,

China Engineers, Ltd. Ld.

Electric Specialty Co. — International Forestal Land Timber & Railways Co.,

Products Co., Ltd. Ld. — Imperial

Electromekano, A.

Foreign Agencies, Ltd.R. — The Ekman (China), Ld. Chemical Industries

Electrozeit Watches—Wm. Hilsberg Fox Furnace Co.—American Engineering

Corp.

Eley Bros., Ld. — Imperial Chemical F ram, Leipzig—G. Sohink

Industries (China), Ld. Franke & Heidecke—Melchers

Emil Busch A. G.—Melchers & Co.

Equitable Fire & Accident Office— Frank Slater, Ltd., Halifax—Walker,

Turner & Co., Ltd.

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.

Ericesson Telephone Co., Ld., The— Fraser & Chalmers Engineering

Works—The General Electric Co. (of

The Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd. China), Ld.

Erling Mortensen—Moller &■ Co.

Ervan Lucas Bols—Dodwell & Co., Frederick Stearns

(Shanghai), Ltd. & Co.—Wring On & Co.

Ltd.

Establissements Arnout—General Ac- -r U uiort s team shipsBureau

Freight & Transport of U. 8. S. R.

Agency

cident, Fire and Life Assurance Frick Co.—American Engineering Corp.

Corporation, Ld.

European Wool Co., Ltd.—The China Frigidaire Corporation—American En-

gineering Corporation

Engineers. Ltd.

Evans Sons Lescher & Webb, Ltd.—H. E. Fulham Crown Cork Co., Ltd.—H. C.

Dixon & Son, Ltd. Dixon & Son, Ltd.

Evinrude Motors Corpn. — American Futham Crown Cork Works—H. C. Dixon

Engineering Corporation A Son, Ltd.

AGENCIES-SHANGHAI £19

G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd.—Wheelock & H.Engineers,

Putsch ifc Comp.

Ltd. m. b. H.—The China

Co., Ltd.

[ G.M.C. Trucks—Auto Palace Co., Ltd. “ Heinhlolz ” Vereingte Sohmirgel—

I Gebr. Crede & Co.—Glathe & Witt Carlowitz & Co.

i Gebrueder Kroner—Kofa American Hadfields, Ltd.

Ltd.-The China Engineers,

Drug Co., Inc.

f Geigy, A. G.> J. K.—Melchers & Co. Hajos & Szauto A. G.—H. J. Moysey

Co., Ltd.

( Genera] Accident & Guarantee Corp., Ltd. Hamblin-Metcalfe,

can Drug Co., Ld.

Ld.—Kofa Ameri-

—Bruce S. Jenkins

Geaneral Electric Co., Ltd., The — Co.—Melchers & Oo.Fire Insurance

Hamburg Breman

General Electric Co. (of China),

Ld. Hamburger Allgemeine Vers.—Shang-

General Machinery Co.—Hugo Reiss hai Insurance Office

& Co. Hampton, Ltd., C. J.—Dodwell & Co.,

General Office Equipment Corporation Ltd.

—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co.—Kofa

George American Drug Co., Inc.

ineers,Ellison,

Ltd. Ltd.—The China Eng- Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Ltd.—H.; C.

George Hattersley & Sons, Ltd.—The Harper, &Gilfillan

Dixon Son, Ltd.

& Oo.—General Ac-

China Engineers, Ltd. cident, Fire and Life Assurance

Gerard Bros., Ltd. — Wing On & Co. Corporation, Ld,

(Shanghai), Ltd.

German Forwarding & Stevedoring Co.— Harry Greayer— Morgenstern

Harvey & Sons, John—Caldbeck, Mac-

Eickhoff & Co. gregor & Co., Ltd.

Germanischer Lloyd—Melchers k Co. Heath & Co.—Walter Dunn

Gerrard Industries, Ltd.—Dodwell & Henri Baer

Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—Shang- Henry Matier & Co.—Jardine, Ma-

hai Land Investment Co., Ltd. theson & Co., Ltd.

Glaswer Gustav Fischer, Ilmenau—Kofa Herbert, Ld., Alfred—Inniss & Rid-

American Drug Co., Inc. dle (China), Ld.

\ Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Herbert Morris, Ld.—Inniss & Riddle

i Ltd. (China), Ltd.

| Glen Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Hercules Powder Co.—Imperial Che-

Co., Ltd. mical Industries (China), Ltd.

Gleniffes Engines, Ltd.—John Gray Hilaturas Casablancas, S. A.—Liddell

I Glycerine, Ld.—Imperial Chemical In- Brothers & Co., Ltd.

dustries (China). Ld. Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Co., Ltd.

Gossage

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. & Simpson, Ltd.—The China

Soap Co., Ltd.

Goulds Pumps, Inc.—Hugo Reiss & Co. Hoellriegels Kreuth—Melchers & Co.

^ Gresham & Co., Ltd., H. F. — Walker, Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. —

Turner & Co., Ltd. Shanghai Insurance Office

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Lester, Hollaud Assurance Society, Ltd. of

| Johnson & Morriss 1841—Melchers & Co.

Guest, Keen and Piggotts, Ld.—H. Holland Insulated Wire & Cable Works—

Hobden Philips China Co,

Guildhall Ins. Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Hollborn Jz Soehue, Dr. K. — Kofa

American Drug Co., Inc.

Ins. Office

E*20 AGKNCIES-SHANGHAI

Holman Bros., Ltd.—TlVe China Eng- International Standard Electric Corp.—

China Electric Co., Ltd.

ineers, Ltd.

Holmes Projector Co.—Scientific Service Iron Fireman Mfg. Co.—American Eng-

ineering Corp.

Co.

Hongay Coal—Pierre H. Dpuy Isbrandtsen Moller Co., Inc.—Melchers

Hongkong ITire Insurance Co., Ld.— & Co.

Jardine, Mathcson & Co., Ld.

Hugh Middleton ik Co. (Ins.), Ltd.— J. Ltd. C. Eno, Ltd.—H C. Dixon & Son,

Liverpool

Co., Ltd. & London & Globe Insurance J. iCawthra & Co., Ltd. —Sir Jacob Behrens

fe Sons

I. Brunner

C. I. (Alkali), Ld., (Formerly J. Crosfield & Sons (China), Ltd.—The

Mond & Co., Ld.)—Im- China Soap Co., Ltd.

perial Chemical Industries (China), J. Dampney

Ld. Engineers, Ltd.

1. C. I. (Fertilizer and Synthetic J. H. Tucker A Co., Ltd.—The China

Products). Ld.—Imperial Chemical Engineers, Ltd.

Industries (China), Ld. J. Tmcas, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd

1. Imperial

C. L (General Chemicals), Ltd.— Jaffe & Sons, Ltd.—Morgenstern

Ltd. Chemical Industries (China), James KenyonLtd.& Sons, Ltd.—The China

Engineers,

I. C. I. (Lime), Ltd.—Imperial Chemical James Taylor & Son (Cleckheatoft), Ltd.

Industries (China), Ltd.

I. C. I. Metals, Ltd.— Imperial Chemical Jas.—The &

China Engineers, Ltd.

Geo. Stodart & Co , Ltd.—Jardine,

Industries'(China), Ltd. Matheson

1. C. I. (Rexine), Ld.-Hmperial Che- Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.—Liver-

mical Industries (China), Ld, pool and London and Globe Insur-

I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G., Lever ance Co., Ld.

Kusen—China Exp.-Imp. & Bank Co., ■'Jeffrey Tiles, Ld.—Shanghai Water-

Ltd.

L G. Farbenindustrie ^ktiengesellschaft Jenaer works Fittings Co.

Berlin—Waibel & Co. Glaswerk Schott and General

Gena—Kofa American Drug Co.,

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft, Inc.

Frankfurt, a/Main—Waibel & Co. John Dixon & Sons, Ltd. —The China

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft, Engineers, Ltd.

Verkaufsgemeindschaft,

Waibel & Co. Chemikalien— John Kidd

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Improved Liquid Glues

perial Chemical Co., Ld.—Im-

Industries (China), Johns-Manville International Corpn.

Ld. —Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Insulite Products Co.—-Fagan & Co., Engineers, Ltd. Ltd.—The China

Johnson & Phillips,

Ltd. Jones & Colver

Insurance

S. JenkinsCo. (of N'orth America)—Bruce JonesEngineers, Ltd.(Novo), Ltd.—The China

International Assurance Co., Ltd.—G. E. China Engineers,Export

Textilaties

Ld.

Co., Ld.—

Marden

International Nickel Co., Inc. —Imperial K.Chemical Duxbury, b.sc., A.I.C. — Imperial

Industries (China), Ltd.

Chemical Industries -(China), Ltd.

International Chemical CO., Ltd.—H. C., Kaffee Handels A. G.—Melchers & Co.

Dixon & Son, Ltd. Kailan Sales Agency—The Kailan Min-

Iniernational Composition and Farve- ing Administration

fabrik—Wallem & Co. Kalle & Co—Waibel & Co.

International Handpls Consortium— Karbolsaeure - Yerkaufs - Gesellschaft —

LTnited Mechanical Industries Waibel & Co.

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E21

Keiller A Sons. Ld. (Jas.)—DodweU & Lloyd’s—Gibb, Livingston A Co., Ltd.

Co., Ld. Lombard Codes- Dodwell A Co , Ld.

Kennedy Inc., David E.—Fagan & Co., “London Times” Publications —

Ltd. ‘ Shanghai Times”

Kermatb Manufacturing Co.—Ameri- Lurgan Weaving Co., Ltd., Lurgan—

can Engineering Corporation Walker, Turner A Co., Ltd.

Kern A Co.—Si her Hegner & Co., Ltd. Lurgi Gesellschaft fuer Waermetechnik

Kiwi Boot Polishes^—Dodwell & Co., m. In H.—Deutsche Farben-Handels-

Ltd. gesellschaft, Waibel A Co.

Kockums Mekaniska Verkstads—Dod- Mackenzie Sport Co.—Eickhoii A Co.

well A Co., Ltd.

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.

L. Wielchli

Bamberger —Jardine, Matheson A Co., Ltd.

& Co. & Co. — Liebermann MacMillan Petroleum Corp. —The K. D.

La Calabro - Sicifienne — The Union Petroleum A Co. of China

Trading Co. MacMillan Ringfree Lubricating Oils—

La Fabril, S A.—Bunge & Co., Ltd. The K. i>. Petroleum Co. of China

La VaJHere Co.—Arnhold & Co. Maersk Line—Melchers A Co.

Lament & Sons, Ltd., Samuel—James Magadi Soda Co., Ld.—Imperial Che

McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. mical Industries (China), Ld.

Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto, Ltd, Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co.—

—Dodwell A Co., Ld. Shanghai Insurance Office

Landis A Gyr S. A.—Siber Hegner Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Lavalis, A. B., de—Moysey A Co., Ltd. Jardine, Matheson A Co., Ltd.

Law Union and Bock Insurance Co., Maritime Insce. Co.—Erzinger A Co.

Ld.—Reiss, Massey A Co., Ld. Marsden A Co.—China Engineers, Ld.

LeMateriel

Co., Ltd. Telephonique—China Electric Marston, Ld. (John)—Imperial Chemi-

cal Industries (China), Ld.

Lee Howl A Co., Ltd.—Dodwell A Co., Maschinenfabrik Augsburg, Nuernberg

Ltd. (M. A. N.)—Kunst A Albers

Leign Mills Co., Ltd.—Sir Jacob Behrens Mather A Platt, Ltd.—Liddell Brothers

& Sons A Co, Ltd.

Les Petits Fils de Fois de Wendel A Cie— Mauserwerke A.G., Oberndoff—Carlo-

Hardivilliers A Cie

Lever Brothers (China), Ltd.—The China MaywitzCo.,The—Liebermann

A Co.

Waelchli A Co.

Soap Co., Ltd. McEwan, AVilliam A Co., Ld.—Jar-

Lewis A Tylor,

gineers, Ltd. Ltd.—The China En- dine, Matheson A Co., Ld.

Libby, McNeill A Libby—Dodwell A McEwan-Younger,

theson A Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Jardine, Ma-

Co., Ltd.

Lightning Fasteners—Imperial Che- McKenna A Co. — McDonald, Ranald

mical Industries (China), Ltd. George

Lighting Trades, Ltd. —Imperial Che- McKesson A Robbins, Inc.—O. E.

mical Industries (China), Ltd. Vongehr Fed. Inc.

Linde’s Eismaschinen- United Mechani- McMullan (Agencies), Ltd. — General

cal Industries Accident, Fire A Life Assurance Corpn.,

Liverpool, London A Globe Insurance Ltd.

—Dodwell A Co., Ld. Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.—The Kailan

Liverpool, London and Globe Insur Mining Administration

ance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Matheson A Mediziniscbe Darmbad - Apparate

G.m.b.H.—Glathe A Witt

Co., Ld.

Liverpool Uganda Co., Ltd.—Volkart Matheson A Co., Beverages—Jardine,

Melchers Laoshan

Ltd.

Brothers

E-22 AGENCIES-SHANGHAI

Mercedes Buroraaschinen-Werke A. G. N.Bunge V. Bunge’s Handelmeatschappij —

A Co., Ltd.

—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Metal Box Co., Ltd.—Imperial Chemical China Philips’

N. V. Gloeilamperfabricken—

United Lamp Co.

Industries (China), Ltd.

Metal N. V’. Philips Glowlamp Works- Philips

lock &Industries

Co., Ltd. of China, Ltd.—Whee- N.V. China Co.

Standard Yerzekering Mij. —

Metallwarenfahrik Eugen Ising — Eick- Melchers & Co

hoff a- Co N/V. A. Wulfing A Co.—Melchers A Co.

IMicafil A. G.—Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd. Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ld.—Im-

Michael Nairn & Co., Ltd.—Fagan

Co., Ltd. Ld.

Middleton & Co., (In.), Ltd., Hugh— Nathan A Co., Ltd., Joseph—Imperial

Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

ance Co., Ld.

Midland Electric Manufacturing Co., Nathan Co., Ld.

A Co., Ld.. Joseph—Slowe A

Ltd.—Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. National

Midland Investment Co., Ltd. — FurnishingBrewery Co.

— Sintah Mill

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd. National Co., Inc.—China Electric Co.,

Millar’s Timber & Trading Co., Ltd. Ltd.

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. National Steam Pump Co.—Hugo

Millers Falls, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Reiss A Co.

Ltd. NeilA Co.,

A Co.,Ltd.Ltd., James—Gibb, Livingston

Milton Proprietary, Ltd.—Dodwell & Netherlands Fire and Marine Insur-

Co., Ltd.

Minimax-Export Co., Berlin — Car- Office ance Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Insurance

lowitz & Co. Netherlands Lloyd—S’hai Insce. Office

Mond Staffordshire Refining Co., Ld. New China Testile Co., Ltd.—The China

—Imperial Chemical Industries Engineers, Ltd.

(China), Ld.

Morris Commercial, Ltd.—Dodwell & Newalls Ltd.

Insulation Co.—Fa can A Co.

Co., Ltd.

Morris Marine Motors, Ltd.—Dodwell Nichizui BrothersTrading Co., Ltd. — Yolkart

& Co., Ltd. Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—China Electric

Morse Chain Co.—Moysey & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd

Morton, Ltd., C. & E.—Jardine, Ma- Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Imperial

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

theson &. Co., Ltd. 1

Motor Union Insurance Coj, Ltd.—H. C. Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd —Jardine,

Matheson A Co., Ld.

, Dixon & Son, Ltd.

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Norddeutsche Insurance Co.—Shang-

Livingston A Co.,, Ltd. hai Insurance Office

Mouldrite, Ltd. — Imperial Chemical Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—Melchers

Industries (China), Ltd. A Co.

Mundet & Co., Ltd.—Fagan & Co., Norris. A

Henty A Gardners — Dodwell

Co., Ltd.

Ltd. North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—

Myers

Son A.Bros..Co., F. E.—H. , Oliveira A Jardine, Matheson A Co., Ltd.

Myers Manufacturing Co.—Kofa Am North l'

British A Mercantile Insurance

o., Ltd.—G. D. Jack Insurance Office

erican Drug Co., Inc.

Mysore GovernmentChemical

Factory—Imperial Sandalwood Oil chers German

Industries

North

A Co.

Lloyd, Bremen—Mel

(China), Ltd. Nydquist A Holm—Moysey A Co., Ltd

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E23

Occidental Life Ins. Co.—Bruce S. Jenkins Pearl Assurance Co , Ltd.—Jebsen & Co.

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corp., Ltd. “Petria” Nprsk Fofsikrings—Moiler

— Bruce S. Jenkins & Co.

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn., Fetters, Ltd —The General Electric Co.

Ltd., London—K. M. Gumming (of China), Ltd.

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.— Pfaudler Co.—Kofa American Drug

Shanghai Insurance Office Co., Inc.

Ocean

gineers,Oil Ltd.

Co., Ltd. — The China En- Philco Radio & Television Corp.—

American Radio & Refrigeration Co.

Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. — Herlofson, Philips & Co., Ld., J. & N.—Reiss,

Gordon'

Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Co.— Philips’ Gloeilampenfabrieken, Eind-

States Steamship Co. hoven, N V.—China United Lamp Co.

Oeresunds Chemiske Fabriker—Im- Philips Glowdanipworks, Ld. —Philips

perial Chemical Industries (China), China Co.

Ld.

Officine de Villa Perosa—Dodwell & Philips Radio, Ld.—Phlips China Co.

Philips van Houten (Dorhyfral)—•

Co., Ltd.

Ohio Brass Co.—China Engineers, Ld. Pilkington’s,China

Philips Co.

Ltd.—The China Engineers,

Oliver Wilkins, Ld.—Imperial Chemical Ltd.

Industries (China), -Ld. Pilling & Sons—-Scott, Harding A Co.

Orient Paint, Colour v Varnish Co., Ltd., Pirelli

The, c/o Butterfield & Swire - The Red GeneralGeneral Cable Works, Ltd.—

Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Hand Compositions Co.

Oriental Passenger Service — Union Plibrico Jointless Firebrick Co.—

Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Steamships Agency

Original Odhner Calculating Ma- Polak’s Frutal Works—Melchers & Co.

chines—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Polesello, Cav. C.,—Lloyd Triestino

Osram Komanditgesellsehaft, G.m.b. Pomona Pump Co.—Hugo Reiss A

H., Berlin—China United Lamp Co. Co., Inc.

Oswald Aamodt, Oslo, Norway, s.s. Pompeian Beauty Preparations—H.C.

Havdrot—-Moller & Co. Dixon & Son, Ltd.

Otard Dupuy & Cie—Jardine, Mathe- Pontiac Cars—Auto Palaco Co., Ltd.

son &; Co., Ltd. Pootung & Za Whei Kong Wharves—

P. &D.Co.Carnegie & Sons, The Kail an Mining Administration

(Shanghai), Ltd. Ltd.—Wing On Pope, Holland. (Enamelled Wire)—

Philips China Co.

P. gineers,

& C. Garnett,

Ltd. Ltd.—The China En- Porritts & Spencer, Ltd.—Dodwell A

Pacific Greyhound Lines — The Travel Co., Ltd.

Advisers Price’s Soap Co. (China), Ltd —The China

Page-Hersey Export Co.—Dodwell & Prince Soap Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Mathespn

Palestine Oil Industries “Shemen’;, Prince, & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury (China), Engineers, Ltd.Stells, Ltd.—The China

Smith A

Ltd.

Parry Leon & Hayhoe, Ltd.—The Travel Principal A Sons

Manufacturers—W. Z. Zee

Advisers

Parsons Oil Engine Co., Ld.—The General can DrugExport

Promonta Co.—Kofa Ameri-

Co., Inc.

Electric Co. (of China), Ld. Providence Washington Insurance Co.

Paul Lechler—Melchers & Co. —Dodwell A Co., Ld.

Payan & Bertsand—The Union Trading Pumpindustri, A. B.—The Ekman For-

Co. eign Agencie, Ld.

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. — Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. A. White

Brandt k Rodgers, Ltd. A Co., Ltd.

Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.--Jar- Russell A Co. (G. C. F.)—General Ac-

dine, Matheson

Corporation, Ld.

II. H. Maey & Co., Inc. — Liebermann

Waelehli & Co. >S. A. des L'sines Destree (ITltrar

R. The W.China

Hawthorn Leslie marine)—Imperial Chemical Indus-

Engineers, Ltd.&t Co., Ltd. — tries (China), Ld.

Racine A Cie — Imperial Chemical In- S. Dodwell A. T. A. M. (Gasoline Pumps) —

& Co., Ltd

dustries (China), Ltd.

Railway Passengers

Bruce S. Jenkins Assurance Co. — S. K. F. Ball Bearings Co.—The Ekman

Foreign Agencies, Ltd.

Ransomes k Rapier, Ltd.. Ipswich— Safe Cabinet Co., Ltd. — Dodwell A

The

Ltd. General Electric Co. (of China), SalvageCo.. Ltd.

Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker — Glathe Association—Gibb, Livingston A

& Witt Co., Ltd.

Samson Tire and Rubber Co.—Dod-

Raytheon Production Corp. — China well A Co., Ld.

Electric Co., Ltd.

Reckitt & Sons, Ltd.—Imperial Che- “Sanbra” Soc. Algodoeira do Nordeste

Brasileiro, S. A.—Bunge A Co., Ltd.

mical Industries (China), Ltd.

Reichert Optical Works—Kofa Ameri- SandersonA Bros.

Sanderson Sons—The Union Trading Co.

A Newbould, Ltd.—

can Drug Co., Inc. General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd.

Reinhart & Co.—Volkart Brothers

Reliance Marine Insurance Co—Jar- Engineers, Ltd. Works — The China

Sandoz Chemical

dine, Matheson A, Co., Ld. Sartoriuswerke A. G.—Glathe A Witt

“Renee Mine’;—Moller k Co.

Rheinisch - Westfaelische Spreng - stoff- Schaeffer

Son

A Budenberg—H. Oliveira A

industrie A. G.—Glathe & Witt Schering-Kahlbaum—Nofa American

Richard, Crittall, Ltd. — Shanghai Drug A Co., Inc.

Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd.

Ritchie k Co., H. F.—H. C. Dixon k Son, Schieren Co., Chas. A.—The General

Electric Co (of China), Ltd.

Ltd.

Robert Hudson, Ltd. — The China Sohlage Lock Co.—Fagan A Co., Ltd.

Engineers, Ltd.

Robert Stephenson

The China A Hawthorns

Engineers, Ltd. Ltd.— Drug Co.,A Inc.

Schleicher Schuell—Kofa American

Robinson Meyers Electric Motors — Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works —

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., G. m.b H.

Gallop & Co. (Ltd.)

Robinson k Son, Ltd., Thos.—Moysey Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft

k Co., Ltd. —Glathe A Witt

Roneo Office Equipment—Dodwell & Scott A Browne, Ld.—Imperial Che-

Co., Ld. mical Industries (China), Ltd.

Ross A Co., Ltd., A.—General Acci- Scott,

dent, Fire and Life Assurance Cor- and Harding A Co., Ld.—Liverpool

London and Globe Insurance

poration, Ld.

Roura A Forgas — Imperial Chemical Co., Ltd.

Industries (China), Ltd. Scottish Dyes, Ltd.—Imperial Chemi-

Rowntree k Co., Ltd.—Melchers k Co. cal Industries (China), Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co.—Probst, Han- Seager Evans A Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

bury & Co. Matheson A Co., Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. —Rd. Probst Serberling Storage Batteries—Nan-

Hanbury A Co. yang Meter Supply Co.

AUENCJES SHANGHAI E25

Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co.; Spindler & Hoyer, G.m.b.H.-Glathe

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. & Witt

Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd.— Sprout, Waldron & Co.— Hugo Reiss

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. & Co., Iric.

Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.— Staats Mijnen in Limburg—Jardine,

Wheelock & Ob.',' Ltd. Matheson & Co , Ltd.

Shanghai Worsted Mill, Ltd.- The China Stal JLjungstrbm) Steam Turbihe Co.,

Engineers, Ltd. Ltd. —H. J. Moysey & Co:, Ltd.

Sharpies Specialty Co.—Hugo Reiss Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

& Co. & Co., Ltd.

Siemens and G. E. Ely. Sig. Co., Ltd.— Standard

General Electric Co., of China, Ltd,

Simplex Projectors — Pen cock Motion Co. ilarine Ins^Co-, Ltd —Brook

Picture Co., Inc. Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.—

Sjoassurandorernes—Moller & Co. China Electric Cd., Ltd.

Slack Sellers & Co., Ltd. — China En- Standard Ultramarine Co.—Fagan k

gineers, Ld. Co., Ltd.

Smith & Sons, Ld., Sir Wm. Reardon Starrett Co., L. S.—H. Oliveira & Son

— States Steamship Co. State, Assurance Co.—Brook & Co.

Soc.Hardivilliers

Alsacienne

can Drug Co., Inc.

Soc. d’Electro-Chimie— Hardivilliers & Stabilarc Motor Generators — Peacock

Cie Motion Picture Co,vine.

Soc.Tonkin—Hardivilliers

Francaise des Charbonnages ilu Steamship Company Orient, Ltd.—

dCCie East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Soc. L’Invulnerabile - Fagan

Soc. des Produits Chimiques Cbignet— Engineers, Ltd, ,

Hardivilliers and Cie Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—Imperial

Societe Ahonyme Bunge- Bunge & Co., Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Ltd. Stevenson & Son, Ltd. - Morgenstern

Sooi^tb Commerciale des Usines Gus- Stickstoff-Syndikat, G. m. b. H. — Waibel

tave Boel — A. Cameron

(China), Ltd. "Storebrand’’—Moller k Co.

Societe Francaise Bunge, S. A.—Bunge & Strong Lamp Houses—Peacock Motion

Co., Ltd. Picture Co., Inc:

SocieteF raueaiseHollerith —International Sturge;

Ltd. J.; E.—Imperial IndustriesfChina),

Business Machines Corp.

q Solignum, Ltd. (Rusto)-A. Cameron iV Sun Oil .Co.f-Kunst: & Albers >

11 Co. (China), Ltd. Sunderland Steamship Owners—-Paul-

q! Somervell Brothers, Ltd.-Wing On .Co. sen & Bayes-iDavy

(Shanghai), Ltd. Sundstrand Adding Machines—Dodwell

rj|;r South British & Co,, Ld,

Sassoon & Co.Insurance Co. David Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd. —

rwiW South

Cameron

Wales (China), Corpn.,

Ltd. Ltd.— The Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltdr

Swiss Loco and Machine Works—Hugo

'

Dixon & Son, Ld. Syracuse

Spalding & Bros., Ltd. A. G.—Fagan

| Co., Ltd. Tangyes, Ltd.—The China Engineers Ltd.

Sparks-Withington

(Shanghai), Ltd. Co.--Wing On Co. Teacher & Sons, Wm. —Dodwell k

Co., Ltd.

' Sperry Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co., Thos. W. Riley, Ltd. — The China

Ltd. Engineers, Ltd

E-26 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Vendi m. b.tor-Kunststoff-Verkauf

H.—Waibel & Co. sgesellschaft

Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.— Vereenigde, N.V.—Imperial Chemical

Industries (China), Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Toplis & Harding—Moore

A.K.U. China Agency

Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—Shanghai Vereinigte Gluehlampen and Elektriz

Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Trans-Lux Equipment---Peacock

Picture Co., Inc. Motion itaets A. G.—China United Lamp Co.

Viney Price and Goodyear—Thomson

Trico Products Corpn., New York— & Co.

China Auto Accessories Co. Vinolia Co., Ltd.—The China Soap Co.,

Triton Insurance Co., Ld. — Jardine, Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Vitama Co., Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury

Tung, Yih Spg. & Wvg. Co., Ltd. — B. D. (China), Ltd.

Tata & Co. Vivanco & Co.—Eagan

Tweedales & Smalley, Ltd.—The China Voith Turbines—Chien Hsin Engineering

Engineers, Ltd. Co., G. m. b. H. (Ltd.)

Tyfon Air Whistles—Dodwell & Co., W. H. Holmes & Sons, Ltd.—The China

Ltd. Engineers, Ltd.

U.S. Alkali Export Association, Inc. Wallem & Co., A/S—Wallem & Co.

—Imperial Chemical Industries Wallem & Co., Hong Kong—Wallem

(China), Ld.

U.S. Electric Tool Co.—Hugo Reiss Washburn Crosby Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

& Co. Ld.

Undterwood Typewriter Co.—Dodwell Waterlow & Sons, Ltd.—R. E. Francis

& Co,, Ld.

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. — Weber Showcase and Fixture Co.—

American Engineering Corporation

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Weeks & Co., F. A.—United Book &

Union Iron Works—United Mechanical

Industries Stationery Co.

Union-Matex—Chien Hsin Engineers (Shanghai), Ltd. Co.—Wing On

Wei San Knitting

Co., G. m. b. H. (Ltd.)

Union Mini&re du Haut Katanga— Weise Soehne Hall, A. S. — Chien

Hsien Engineering Co., G.m.b. H.

A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd. (Ltd.)

United Alkali Co., Ld. — Imperial Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik, Oerlikon—

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. Glathe & Witt

United Glass Bottle Manufacturing, Western Assurance Co., Ltd.—iShang-

Ltd.—H. C. Dixon & Son, Ltd. hai Insurance Office

United

EverettStates SalvageCorporation

Steamship Assn., Inc.— Western Assurance Co.—Probst, Han-

bury & Co.

Valet Auto-Strop Razors and Blades Western Co.,

Electric Co., Inc.—China Electric

Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Van Den Berghs, Ltd.— Imperial Chemical . Western

Witt

Transformer Co.—Glathe &

Industries (China), Ltd.

Van-Ess & Co. (A.)—General Accident, Westinghouse Electric International

Eire and Life Assurance Corpora- Co.—Hugo Reiss & Co., Inc.

tion, Ld. Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.—

Van Vollenhoven’s Dutch Pilsner Beer China Electric Co., Ltd.

—J. Krijgsman & Co. Whitbread & Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Vapo-Cresolene

Drug Co., Inc. Co.—Kofa American Whitecross, Ltd.—The China Engineers

Ltd.

AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E2

White Horse Distillers, Ld.—Jardine, Wolff & Co.—Kofa American Drug

Co., Inc.

Matheson & CA, Ld.

White, Ld., J. & J.—Imperial Che- WolselyLtd.

Motors, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

mical Industries (China), Ld. World Marine and General Insurance

Wiggin & Co., Ltd. (Henry)—Impe- Co., Ltd.—North British & Mercan-

rial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. tile Insce. Co., Ltd.

Wilcock Bros.—The China Engineers, Ltd. Yah Tai Shipping Co.—Union Steamships

Wilh. Jul. Teufel—Kofa American Agency

Drug Co., Inc. Yao Hwa Mechanical Glass Co.—

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Co., Kailan Mining Adminstration

Ltd. York Ice Machinery Corporation—

Willard Storage Battery Co.—Interna- York Shipley Co., Fed. Inc.

tional Products Co., Ltd.

Wm. Gossage & Sons (China), Ltd.—The Zoong Radio

Zenith Corp.—Scientific Service Co.

Sing Cotton Mills, Ltd.—B. D.

China Soap Co. Ltd. Tata & Co.

YANGTSZE PORTS

CHINKIANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Secttonti

Canton Insurance Office—Jardine, Matheson Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Insurance Cd.—Jardine. Matheson

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

NANKIKG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sectiont)

Evans & Sons. Ld. (Ed.)—Educational Bookstore

Great Wall Machine Brick Co., Ltd.—China Cosmopolitan Co.

National Tile Co., Ltd.—China Cosmopolitan Co.

Tung Nan Tile Co.—China Comopolitan Co.

HANKOW

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections,

American Engineering Corporation- Central Insurance

Paon Shun Rung Co.,

Sze Ltd. of London—

China Cosmopolitan Co.

American Mail Line—The Bobert Chee Hsin Pottery—China Cosmopo-

Dollar Co. litan Co.

Aquarius Co.—Pearce &, Garriock China Navigation Co., Ld.—Butter-

Australian-Oriental Line—Butterfield & field & Swire

Swire Claude

Bank Line—Jardine, Matheson &. Co., China Neon

Post Lights, Fed. Inc.—Central

Ltd. Crown Cork Co., Ltd.—Dodwell k

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell

Co., Ltd. Dewar & Sons, Ltd., John- fiawisa

Ben Line—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Blue Funnel Line (A. Holt & Co.)— Directory and Chronicle

Butterfield & Swire

British

Ltd.—Butterfield & Swire Dodwell-New York Line of Steamers

Burrells & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., —Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Dollar Steamship Line—The Robert

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.— Dollar Co.

Pearoe & Garriock Excess Insurance Oo., Ld.—Lovait k

Canton Insurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Byrne

Matheson & Co., Ltd.-

Central Agency, Ltd.—Dodwell tz Co., General Electric Co. of China Ld., The—

Ltd. The Hankow Light & Power Co., Id.

AGENCIES-H ANKOW-ICH A XG E29

Gerrard Wire Tying Co., Ltd.—Dod- Peninsular & Oriental S.S. Co., Ltd.

well & Co., Ltd. —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ciena Falls Insurance Co.—Young Progress Wire Netting Factory —

Bros. Trading Co. China Cosmopolitan Co.

Guardian

Gankow Press Packing Co., Ld., The Royal

Insurance Co., Ltd.,—Ramsay

—Arnhold & Co , Ld.

Henry Simon, 'Ld., Manchester—Arn- Safe Cabinet Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

hold & Co., Ld. South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld — Ramsay & Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

Indo-China S. N. Co., Id —Jardine, Standard & Co., Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Butterfield & Swire

Kailan Mining Administration—Dod Steamship Company Orient—East-

Asiatic Co., Ld.

well & Co., Ld.

Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- Taikoo Chinese& Swire

Butterfield Navigation Co., Ltd.—

ance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Lloyd Triestino—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.—

Butterfield & Swire

London &, Lancashire Insurance Co., Ld. Teachers & Sons (Wm.)—Dodwell k

—Butterfield & Swire Co., Ld.

Metropolitan Vickers Electric Export Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.—Dodwell k Co., Ltd.

Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell A Tung Nan Brick Tile Co. — China

Cosmopolitan Co.

Co., Ltd.

Navigazione Gen erale Italiana—Dod- Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc.—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

well & Co., Ld.

New India Assurance Co., Ltd.— Union Assur. Society, Ltd.—Dodwall

k Co., Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

North China Insurance Co., Ld.- Whitbread k Co., Ltd.—Dodwell &

Ramsay & Co. Co., Ltd.

Ocean Transport Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Yue Chung Press Packing Co.—Arnhold

& Co., Ltd. V Co., Ltd.

Orient Paint Colour & Varnish Co., Ltd. Yuen Feng Corporation—China Cos-

—Butterfield & Swire mopolitan Co.

I0HANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of: Agents See Preceding Sections)

Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Ld. Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jar- Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ld. - Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Ltd—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. —Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ld

SOUTH CHINA PORTS

F O O C HOW

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Advertising

Hankow &onCanton-Sanashui

Canton Kowloon,Railways

Canton- China Mutual Life Insurance (Do.—

— Draco Advertising Service Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Ailaa Oraig Marine Motors—Dodwell China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Dodwell

k Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ld. China Underwriters, Ltd.—M. W. Greig

Atlas Assurance Co., Ld.—Harrisons, k Co.

King & Irwin, Ld.

Australian Oriental Line, Ld.—Dod- China National Trading Co. Go.—

China Wool Manufacturing

well & Co., Ld. Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc.—Siemssen

Bank Line, Ld.—Harrisons, King & & Krohn

Irwin, Ld Commercial Union Assurance Oo.,

Banque de Tlndo-chine — Dodwell & Ld.—Dodwell & Oo., Ld.

Oo., Ld.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Co., Deutsche Farben Handels Gesella-

Ltd. chaft Waibel & Co.—Siemssen &

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co. — Krohn

Bathgate & Co. Directory & Chronicle

Japan, Malaya, of China,

etc.—Brockett&Co.

Ben Line—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Dodwell Castle Line—Dodwell k Co.,

British and Foreign Marine Insurance Ld.

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

British-India Steam Navigation Co., East Asiatic Steam Navigation Co.,

Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.— Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

R. Bathgate & Co. Eastern and Australian Steamship

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston A Co.,

—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Burns Philp & Co.—Gibb, Livingston Ellerman Line—Harrisons, King k

& Co., Ltd. Irwin, Ltd.

Batterfield & Swire—Dodwell sfc Co., Ltd.

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co., Ltd.—H. S. Co. (Far East), Ld.—Batngate k

Furness

Brand

Canadian Insurance Office, Ld.— Jardine Gerrard Wire Tying Machine Co.,

Matheson

Central Agency, Ld.—Gibb, Livingston Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—Dodwell k

k Co.

Century Insurance Oo.—Siemssen k Co., Ltd.

Krohn Guardian Insurance Go., Ltd —Dod-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia and well k Co., Ltd.

China—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

China Dyeing Works, Ld.—'China Hamburg-Amerika

Siemssen k Krohn

Linie, Hamburg—

National Trading Co.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Ho Hong Soap Manufacturing Co.—Sin

Livingston & Co. Tai Kee & Co.

AGENCIES- FOOCHOW E31

Holland Assurance Society—Sierassen Ocean Marine Insurance Go., Ltd.—

& Krohn Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Holland Oost Azie Lijn—Harrisons, Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd.—Dodwell

King & Irwin, Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Oo., Ld.— Orient Insurance Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Ltd.

Original Qdhner Calculating Machines

Co. Osaka Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., Ltd.—Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Kobe Marine Transport and Fire Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. of Lon-

Insurance Co., Ltd.—Osaka Shosen don— Harrisons, King & Irwin,

Kaisha

Ltd

Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga-

I Oo. Dddweir & Co., Ld. tion Co.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

London and Lancashire Insurance Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—Brand

I Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. & Co.

Maersk Line—Harrisons, King

Ltd. gate & Co.

Messageries Maritimes — Dodwell & Roneo Office Equipment—Dodwell &

Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd:

N. Y. Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maat- Royal Exchange Assurance Corpora-

tion—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

schappij—Harrisons, King & Irwin, Royal Insurance Cd., Ltd.—Dodwell &

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

NT. V. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maat- Royal Insurance Co.—M. W. Greig & Co.

schappij—Harrisons, King & Irwin,

Ltd. Scottish Union National Insurance

Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell & Co.—Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ld.

Co., Ltd. Sea Insurance Co., Ld.—Dodwell &

Navigazione Generale Italiana—Dod- Co., Ld.

well & Co., Ld. Shanghai Lamp Co.—China National

New India Assurance Co., Ltd. (Marine Trading Co.

Dept.)- Geo. L. Show Shanghai Life Insurance Co.—Dodwell

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bathgate & Co. & Co., Ld.

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—Siem- Siemens China Co.—Siemssen & Krohn

ssen & Krohn Signode Patent Strapping — Harri-

Norris Henty & Gardners, Ltd., sons, King & Irwin, Ltd.

—Dodwell & Co., Ltd, South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

North British and Mercantile Insur- Bathgate & Co.

ance Co , Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co. Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dod-

well & Co., Ltd.

^t'North China Insurance Co., Ld.— Standard Marine-Insurance Co., Ld.— Dod-

I I! Dodwell & Co., Ld. well & Co., Ld.

t : Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—Bath- Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Brand &

gate & Co.

I f Norwegian. Africa and Australia Linein- SunCo.Insurance Office—Bathgate & Co.

j* Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Sun Life Assurance Oo. of Canada—

Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor- Dodwell & Co., Ld.

poration, Ltd.—Harrisons, King &; Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Go-

Irwin, Ltd. thenburg—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

E;i2 AGENCIES—FOOCHOW-AMOY

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance West of Scotland Insurance Office, i

Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld

Tung Yih Trust Co.—China National Ltd. -Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. |1r,

Trading Co.

Underwood Typewriter Co., Ltd.— Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

—M. W. Greig & Co.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd. well & Co.,Insurance

Yorkshire

Ld.

Co., Ld. — Dod' j j

—Gibb, Livingston Co.

AMOY

(Fc - Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Albert Mendel A.-G.—E. S. Cheong & Jardine Engineering

—Douglas, Lapraik k Co.Corporation

Sons

Bank Line Douglas, Lapraik k Co. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Douglas, Lapraik k Co.

Batavia Sea and Fire Insurance Co., “ KLM ” Royal Dutch Air Lines — ;

Ld.—Traders Co. Java-China-Japan Ldjn, N.V.

Ben Line—Douglas, Lapraik

Burgoyne, Burbid gee & Go., Ld.— Cheong & Sons

E. S. Cheong & Sons Lilly & Co. (Eli)— E. S. Cheong &

Canadian Pacific Steamship Line Sons

— Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Lotus Honey—E. S. Cheong & Sons

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. Nederland Rotterdamsche Lloyd—Java-

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. China-Japan Lijn, N.Y.

Commercial Union Assurance

k Co. Co., Nederland Line RoyalLijn,Dutch

Ltd, - Douglas, Lapraik Java-China-Japan N. Y.Mail—

Dakin Bros., Ld.—E. S. Cheong & Sons Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen —

Deutz ” Engines—Traders Co. Traders Co.

Directory and Chronicle North British

Ltd.Mercantile Insur-k 1

East —Douglas, Lapraik & of

Co.the Far ance Co.,

Co.

Douglas, Lapraik

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.

Douglas, • Lapraik Co. Prince Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Ewo Brewery Co.— Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail—

Far East Aviation Co.^—Boyd & Co. Java-China-Japan-Ldjn, N. V.

Glen Line Douglas,- Lapraik k Co. Royal Packet Navigation Co.—Java-

China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.— Royal Netherlands Indian Airways— |

Douglas, Lapraik k Co. Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.

Holland Assurance Society—Traders Sellar, L. H.—E. S. Cheong & Sons

Co. Serravallo’s, J.— E. S. Cheong & Sons I

Holland-East Asia Line—Java Chinar- Shire Line—Douglas, Lapraik &Co.

Japan Lijn, N. Y.

Hongokng Fire &insurance

Douglas, Lapraik Co. Co.— Vie Ray Malt & Laxagar—E. S. i

Gheong & Sons

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Yangtsze Insurance Association,

Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik k Co. Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik k Co.

AGENCIES—SWATOW E33

SWATOW

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

H Alliance Assurance Co.—-Jardine, Europe. Societe Insurance Co.—

I Matheson & Co., Ld. Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

I Assurance France-Asiatique—Carr Ram- Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. — Jardine,

■ sey & Son, Ltd. Matheson & Co., iLd.

I Baboud, Mary

I Son, Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Badssche Assurance Gesellstchaf Far Eastern Insce. Co. — Reiss, Brad-

1 —Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. ley & Co., Ltd.

Ben Line o-F Steamers Reiss, Brad- Forsakrings Aktiebolaget

Co., Ld. Ocean

■ ley Co., Ltd. (Ocean Insurance of Go-

thenburg) —Reiss, Bradley & Co,, Ltd.

|i British India Steam Navigation Co.^— Furness (Far East), Ltd.—G. E. Huygen

? Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Furness (Far East), Ld.—Reiss, Brad-

■ Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co.—Roese, ley & Co., Ltd.

I Gebrueder Fuse

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Co., Marine

Ld.—Reiss,and Fire &.Co.,

Bradley Insurance

Ltd.

1 Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Gehe & Co. A.-G.—Roese, Gebrueder

i Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- “Glen” Line of Steamers—Jardine,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Matheson & Co., Ld.

Carson Pirie Scott & Co. (Chicago) Green Island Cement Co., Ld.—Jar-

—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Central Agency (Glasgow) Reiss, Gulf Oriental Line— Roese, Gebrueder

Bradley & Co., Ltd.

i; Chartered

China—CarrBankRamsey

of India,

& Son,Australia,

Ltd. & Hamburg-Amerika-Linie—G. E. Huygen

China Fire Insce. Co., Ld. - Reiss, Ho Hong Steamship Co. (1932), Ltd.,

j) Bradley & Co., Ltd. Singapore—Ho Hong Co. (China), Ltd.

China Underwriters, Ltd. —Reiss, Hongkong Daily Press— Reiss, Brad-

Bradley & Co., Ltd. ley & Co Ltd.;'

Comite des Assurances Reiss, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co , Ld.—

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Bradley & Co., Ld. Corporation Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

Ltd.

v Deutz Motoren Fabrik — Roese, Ge- Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

brueder Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Directory and Chronicle of China, Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Japan, Malaya, etc—Reiss, Bradley

I Co., Ld. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

if'i) Dollfus-Mieg

& Son., Ltd.& Cie., S. A.- Carr Ramsey Jebsen Line—Roese, Gebrueder

} Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.—Jardine, Kailan Mining Administration — Carr

Matheson & Co., Ld. Ramsey Son, Ltd.

t E. Merck Chemical Co., Ltd.—Roese, Kohlberg, Alfred, New York—T. K.

Gebrueder Chang

Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Matheson & Co., Ld. —Java,China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Eastern United Assurance Corpora- La Fcmciere Insce. Co. -Reiss, Brad-

!_ tion—Ho Hong Co. (China), Ltd. ley

E34 AGENCIES—SWATOW

Lamont & Son (Samuel), Ld., Belfast Ocean Insurance Co— Reiss, Brad- jt ■

—Tshu Sok Che, (Mrs.) ley & Co., Ltd.

Lancashire Insce- Co.—Eoese, Gebrue- Co., Ld. -Reiss,and

Osaka Marine Fire

Bradley Co., Ltd.

der

“Levant”

surance Co. Insurance and &Rein-

Reiss, Bradley Co., Batons &

Ltd. Matheson c Co., Ltd.

Lloyd’s—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Peninsular

Navigation &Co.Oriental-Reiss, BradleySteamit |

Lloyd Italia Insce. Co. -Reiss, Brad- Co., Ltd.

ley & Co,, Ltd. Peninsular it Oriental Banking Cor- if

Lloyd Triestino—Reiss, Bradley & Co., poration—Jardine,

Ld.

Matheson & Co.,

i

Ltd.

Poshan Coal Mine—Roese, Gebrueder j1 j

Macksoud Importing Co., New York Provincial Insce. Co., Ld. Reiss, I

—T. K. Chang Bradley it Co., Ltd.

Maersk Line—Roese, Gebrueder

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—Carr Reinsurance

gen—Roese,

Co. “Rossia” Copenha-

Gebrueder

Ramsey & Son, Ltd. Rickmers Linie —Roese, Gebrueder

Marbarak Bros., New York—T. K. Royal Insurance Co.—Reiss, Brad-

Chang ley it Co., Ltd.

Masch. Fabrik Gritzner—Roese, Ge-

brueder Samuel Lamont & Son, Ltd.—Tshu

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Sok Che (Mrs.)

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ld. Siemens China Co.—Roese, Gebrueder

Messageries Maritimes—Jardine, Ma- "Shire” Line of Steamers—Jardine,

theson & Co., Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi

rance Co., Marine

Ld. —Reiss,&. Bradley

Fire Insu-

& Co., South British

Ltd. Reiss, Bradley Insurance

& Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—

Spence

—Reiss, Bradley && Co.,

Bryson Ld. (Belfast)

Co., Ltd.

N. V. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maat- Steel Union China Co. — Roese,

schappij — Java-China-Japan Lijn Gebrueder

Swatow Agency, Ltd.

Nanyang Handf. Corporation, New Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ld., The—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

York-T. K. Chang Swiss National Insurance Co., Ld.,

National City Bank of New York— Basle—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Reiss, Bradley & Co./Ltd.

Netherlands Insurance Co., est. 1846 Taiheiyo ance Co.—Reiss, BradleyFire

Marine and & Co.,Insur-

Ltd.

—Roese, Gebrueder

New India Assur. Co., Ld. Reiss, Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

Co., Ld.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Bradley k Co., Ltd.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. United States Salvage Association

—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. —Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha -Reiss, Brad- Western Assurance Co. — Reiss i

ley & Co., Ltd. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

N orddeutsche Versicherungsgesells- Western Australian Insurance Co.

ehaft—Roese, Gebrueder Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—Roese, Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark — Carr i

Gebrueder Ramsey ifc Son, Ltd.

North British & Mercantile Insurance Yangtsze Insurance Association

Co., Ltd.—Carr Ramsey & Son, Ltd. Ld.—Reiss, Bradley it Co., Ltd.

North China Insurance Go., Ltd.—Carr Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.— I

Ra msey & Son, Ltd. Carr Ramsey & Son, Ltd.

CANTON

Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Acme Code Co. New York, U.S.A.— China Underwriters, Ltd.—Shewan,

Hogg

i Adolphe Saurer, Ltd.—II. Spalinger & Co., Coca Cola—S. A. Watson & Co., Ltd

I S. A. Crown Life Insurance Co. Crown

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—Deacon China Co.

& Co.. Ltd.

i American Pioneer Line—John Man- Deutsche Teleph.

ners k Co., Ltd. Bornemann k Co.

K American k Manchurian Line—Jardine, Dewars—A. S. Watson k Co., Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Directory & Chronicle of the Far

; Andrew Weir & Co. (Bank Line)— East -Koehler k Co.

John Manners & Co., Ltd. Ditmar Bruenner Bros , Ltd., It.—Sander

. Appareillage

k Co., S. A. Gardy S. A.—U. Spalinger Wield1it Co.

Dubarrv Perfumery Co., Ltd.—Rafeek

! Ateliers de Construction Oerlikon-U. k Co.

i •Spalittger k Co., S. A.

il Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—U. Spalinger Eastern and Australian Steamship

& Co*, S. A. Co., Ld.—Deacon & Co,, Ld.

Bayer Pharma Co.—China Export- Elin A. G. Fuer Elektrische Indus-

Import and Bank Co., Ltd. trie, Wien—Baist k Co.

Breithaupt k Sohn, F. W.—'Schmidt Ellerman k Bucknall S.S. Co., Ld.—

i; k Co John Manners k Co., Ld.

British-India S. N. Co. (Apcar Line) Engelhard, Frankfurt, K. — German

—Deacon k Co*, Ltd. Dispensary, Ltd.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Ernst Krause k Co.—Baist k Co.

—Deacon & Coi, Ltd. Eseher Wyss Engineering

j Burns-Philp Line—Deacon k Co., Ltd. U. Spalinger & Co., S. A. Works, Ltd.—

Byk Guldenwerke, Berlin—Baist & Establissements Benninger S. A. — U.

Co. Spalinger it Co., S. A.

t Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd. — Jardine, Flottmann A. G.—Baist k Co.

Matheson k Co,, Ltd.

' Canton Insurance

Matheson Office, Ltd.—Jardine,

k Co., Ltd. G. H. H. G u teh off nun g shue'tite—Baist

k Co

j) Chemische Fabrik Promonta—Bornemanh G. H. H. Gutehoffnungshuette, Ober-

11K A Co. hausen Rhld. A. G.—Kunst k Albers

Ohemisch Pharmazeutische A. G.— Gebr. Pfeiffer, Barbarossa Werk—

China Export-Import k Bank Co., Baist k Co.

Ltd Gehe k Co. A. G.—Bornemann k Co.

\ “Chevrolet” Cars A Trucks — Liang General Accident k Life Assurance

if Kwang Motor Trading Co. Corp., Ltd. — W. R. Loxley k Co.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—Dea- (China), Ltd.

1 con k Co., Ld. “Glen” Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson ik

China Mail—Wm. Farmer k Co. Co., Ltd.

E36 AGENCIES—CANTON

“Goodyear” Tires & Tubes—Liang Kwang Magdeburger Feuer Yersicherungs —

Motor Trading Co. Sander Wieler & Co.

Halifax Fire Insurance Co.—Y. E. Ferrier “Magirus” Small Motor Fire Engines

“ Goliath ”—Sander Wieler & Co.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Carlowitz & Meyer Castens & Co.—Baist & Co.

Co. Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Ltd.—

“Hansa Lloyd”

Wieler & Co. Diesel Trucks—Sander V. E. Ferrier

Hatz Dieselmotoren G.m.b.H.—Baist Marine Insurance Oo., Ld.—Deacon

& Co., Ld.

& Co.

“Helvetia” Swiss Fire Insurance Co.— con & Co,Bank

Mercantile

Ld.

of India, Ld.—Dea-

U. Spalinger & Co., S. A.

Hillman Motor Car Co., Ltd. — V. E. | Messer & Oo.—Baist & Co.

Ferrier Metrawatt, H. G.—Bornemann & Co.

Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steam- | Meyer Oastens & Co.—Baist & Oo

boat Co., Ld.—Deacon & Co., Ld. Michael Birk, Ltd.—Bornemann Co.

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. — Moutrie & Co, Ltd, S.—Fergxison, Farmer

Koehler & Co. & Co.

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.- j N. V. Amsterdamsche Leder Mij.— Sander

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

Hong Kong Sunday Herald—Wm. Naef & Co, Ltd, M.—Rafeek

Farmer & Co.

Hong Kong Telegraph—Wm. Farmer Nordmark Works—Kunst & Albers

& Cb. North British and Mercantile Insur-

Hudson, Terraplane—V. E. Ferrier ance Co, Ltd. — Deacon & Co.,

Humber, Ltd.—V. E. Ferrier Ltd.

North British and Mercantile Insur-

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.— Jardine, ance Co, Ltd.—Herbert Dent k

Matheson & Co;, Ltd. Co, Ltd.

Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C.—Ferguson,

Farmer & Co. E. Ferrier

Jetter & Scheerer—Schmidt & Co. Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—V. E. Ferrier

Johannes Buerger Ysate Fabrik, Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.—Jardine,

Wernigerode—Baist & Co. Matheson & Co, Ltd.

“Kepkold” Refrigerators—Hm. Far- Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga-

tion Co.— Deacon & Co, Ltd.

mer & Co.

Kern & Co.—IT. Spalinger & Co., S. A. Poehl, Prof. Dr. von & Sons, Berlin—

Koch & Sterzel A. G. Bornemann & Co. Poehl, Baist & Co.

Prof. Dr. von & Sons—Kunst &

Landis & Gyr- IT. Spalinger & Co., S. A. Albers

Leitz, E.—Schmidt & Co. Prince Line and Silver Line—Deacon

Leslies, Ltd.—Rafeek & Co. & Co, Ld.

Lloyd’s—Deacon & Co., Ld. Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. R. Loxley

Lowney ,fc Co., Ltd, W. M. Rafeek j Co. (China), Ltd.

& Co.

Luitpo! d-Werke, Muenichen—Gorman Ritz & Schweizer—Baist & Co.

Roechling Buderus Steel Works—

Dispensary, Ltd. Baist & Co.

M. Hensoldt & Sons, Optical Werks, Roechling Buderus Steel Works —

Wetzlar—Kunst & Albers Kunst & Albers

M. A. N Maschinenfabrik—Baist & Rootes, Ltd.—V. E. Ferrier

Co. Royal Insurance Co, Ltd.—W. R1 Loxley

“M.A.N.-G.H.H. ’’-Kunst & Albers & Co. (China), Ltd.

AGENCIES—C ANTON—PAKHOI-HOIHOW E37

Sang Sang Art Printing Co. — Draco Union Assurance Society, Ld.—Dea-

Advertising Service con & Co., Ltd.

Sanitas, Berlin,—iSchmidt & Co. Union Brewery—W. B. Loxley & Co.

Sohule & Co.—Baist & Co. (China), Ltd.

Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd. — John United States Bubber Export Co.,

Ltd.—Bafeek & Co.

Manners & Co., Ltd.

Slazengers, Ld.—Bafeek & Co.

Societe des Ciments, Portland — John V. S.Ammann

A.

A. G.—U. Spalinger & Co.,

Manners

South China Morning Post—Wm. Yereinigte Lausitzer

Farmer & Co. Sander Wieler

Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd.—Kafeek Villeroy & Booh—Baist & Co.Glaswerke A. G.—

& Co. & Co.

States Steamship Co.—John Manners & Weil, Dr. B. and Dr. O.—Baist & Co.

Co., Ltd. Weir

Sun

Co., Ltd. Office, Ltd.—John Manners West

Co., Ltd.

Sun Oil Co., Philadelphia—Baist & mannCoast ifc Co.Life Insurance Co.— Borne-

Co. Wichmann Broth.—Kunst & Albers

SunAlbers

Oil Co., Philadelphia — Kunst

Co. (China),

Swiss Car & Elevator Mfg. Corp., Ltd.— Willys-Overland, Ltd.

U. Spalinger & Co., S. A. Inc.—V. E. Perrier

Swiss Locomotive & Machine Works— Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. —

II. Spalinger & Co., S. A. Holland-China Handelscompagnie

Thomas Cowan & Co. — Jardine, (Canton), N. V.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Yorkshire Insurance Oo.—Holland-

Tres Corporation--Baist & Co. China Trading Co.

PAKHOI

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Kwong Cheong Wo

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Kam Sing Cheung

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Yamashita Kisen Kaisha

Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Ching Tai & Co.

H OIH O W

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

B. & S. Marine and Fire Insurance China Navigation Co., Ltd.--Yuen

-Yuen Fat Lee Co. Fat Lee Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Wing Fat Wo Fat Sing Steamship Co., Ltd.—

Hong Wing Fat Hong

HONGKONG

{For Details of Adlresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

A. W. V. Turner & Co., Ltd.-A. W Amrutanjan Cp,, Ltd.

Depot—K. B. Yaidya &

V. Turner k Co.

.Aachen

Melchers & Co. Ltd.

Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.,

Ltd.—San Martino Co.

Co.—Melchers & Co.

Abdulla & Co., Ltd.—John D. Hutchi- Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ld.—She-

wan, Tomesi & Co.

son

Acme Commodity and Phrase Code— Aquascutum Coats—Mackintosh’s, Ld.

Fung Tang Armstrong Cork Co.—Davie, Boag &

Addressograph Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Machines—Davie, Boag & Armstrong Siddeley Motors. Ltd.—

Administration of Western Samoa— Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld. Aron Electricity Meters, Ltd.—A. VV.

Adriatica Insurance Co. V. Turner & Co.

Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.—Inc.,

American

U.S.A. Arrol & Co., Ltd., Sir Wm.—Malcolm k

Agfa China Co.—Deutsche Farben Co., Ltd.

Handelsgesellschaft, Waibel & Co. Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld.—

Airetool Manufacturing Co.—Shewan, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Tomes & Co. Aspinalls (Paints), Ltd.—Dodwell &,

Albert Weinberg—The Orient Tobacco Co.. Ltd.

Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Ltd.)

Alfa-Laval Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Assuranceforeningen

Thoresen Co., Ld.

Gard Arendal—

Ltd. Assuranceforeningen “Skuld” Oseo—

Alfred Bird & Sons, Ltd.-W. E. Thoresen & Co., Ld.

Loxley li Coi (China), Ltd.

Alklum Storage Batteries, Ltd.—Reiss Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld.—Jardine,

Atlas Assurance Co.,

Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Alklum Storage Batteries, Ltd.—A. Atlas Macaroni Co., Ltd. —Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

W. Y. Turner & Co.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Jack & Co.,& Ltd.

Atlas Metal Alloys Co., Ltd.—Wm. C.

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Allied Iron Founders, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. A.B.—Robertson, Wilson

Aug. Stenman,

& Co., Ltd

Aluminium Union, Ltd. — Shewan, Australian Flour “Stag's Head and

Kiwi” Brands—Mowing Co,

Tomes & Co.

Amalgams Co., Ltd.—Carmichael & Automatic Coil Winder & Electrical

Clarke Equipment Co., Ltd.—A. W. V.

American Bantam Cars—Hoong Fat AT Turner & Co.

Co. Avres, Ltd., F. H.—Harry Wicking & Co.,

American

Co. Mail Line —The Robert Dollar Ltd.

American Pioneer Line—Thoresen & B. Bicycle S. A. Motor Cycle & Bicycle — British

Co.

Co., Ltd.

Amritlal Gjha & Co., Ltd. —K. B. Bank Line, Ltd.—Bank Line (China),

Vaidya & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG E39

Bankers’ and Traders’ Insurance Co., Bouchard Aine A Fils.- L. K.mdori

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. A Co., Ltd.

Barbara Goulo—Shewan, Tomes A Co. Bovril, Ltd —John D. Hutchison A Co,

B a rber -Wi ihe Imsen Line—Dodwell & Bovril, Ltd.—S. H. Langstan

Co., Ld. Brigg A Sons, Ltd.,. Wm.—Malcolm A Co.,

Bata Shoes, Ltd.—Jardiiih, Hatheson &■ Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Bright Moon A Co.—Mowing Co.

Beck & Henkel — Hutted Mechanical British Belting A Asbestos Co. —

Industries Shewan, Tomes A Co.

Bedford Trucks—Hong Kong Hotel British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.—

Garage Gibb, Livingston A Co., Ltd.

Beechams

Co., Ltd. Trust — Jardine, Matheson & British - India A Apcar Lines—Mac-

Beeston Boiler & Co., Ltd.—Malcolm British kinnon, Mackenzie, A Co.

& Co., Ltd. Insulated

wan, Toines A Co.,Cables,

Ltd. Ltd.—She-

Beldam Packing and Rubber Co.. Ltd.— British Mannesmann Tube Co., Ltd.

Reiss, Bradley A Co., Ltd.

Belfast Ropework Co, Ltd.—John —General Ltd.

Electric Co. of China,

D. Hutchison A Co.

Bell Brothers, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes A Co. British North Borneo Government—

Gibb, Livingston A Co., Ld.

Bell A Howell Co.—Filmo Depot British Phosphate Commissioners—

Bell Telephone Mfg. Co. — China Gibb, Livingston A Co., Ltd.

Electric Co., Ltd. British Power Boat Co.—Reiss, Bradley

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd. — W. R. A Co., Ltd.

Loxley A Co, (China), Ltd. British Reinforced Concrete Engineering

Bergen Marine Insurance Co.—Karsten, j British Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag A Co., Ltd.

Larssen A Co. Steel Piling Co., Ltd.—Blackmore.

Bergens Skibsassuranceforening Thoresen j Brook’s Basto A Shank, Ltd.

A Co., Ld. Appliance Co., Ltd.—A. S, Watson

Berger A Co., Ltd.

A Co.A(China),

Sons, Ltd.,

Ltd.Lewis—W. R. Loxley I| Brooke, Bond(.Cevdon), Ltd.—iJavie, Boag

A Co., Ltd.

Billeruds A./B.—Thoresen A Co., Ltd.

Birdsboro Foundry Co. — Shewan, Co., Ltd.Wade, Ltd. —Reiss, Bradley A

Broom A

Tomes A Co. ! Bruntons (Musselburgh), Ltd. — Shewan,

Birmingham Carbon Works—General j Thornes A Co.:

Electric Co., Ltd. of China Brush Development Co., Ohio —

Bitulac, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes A Co. Scientific Service Co.

Blakeborough Bruusgaard Kiosterud A Co.—Thore-

A Co., Ltd. A Sons, Ltd., J. — Malcolm ! sen A Co.

Bleistift-Fabrik vorm Johann Faber I Buchanan A Co., Ltd,, Jas.—Dodwell A

A.-G., Nuernberg—Jebsen A Co. | Co, Ltd.

Blood Wolfe A Co., Ltd. —Jardine, ! “Buiek”—Reliance Motors, Ltd.

Matheson A Co., Ltd. Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Arnhold A Co,

Boizemburg

Ltd. — Cathay Ceramics (H. K.), Ltd.

I Burgoyne, Burbidges A Co., Ltd.—

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpora- S'. H. Langston

tion, Ld.—J xrdine, Matheson A Co., I Burn A Co, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley, A

Ld. Oo, Ltd.

Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd.—A. S. Burns, Philp A Co, Ltd. —Gibb,

Watson A Co., Ltd. ! Livingston A Co., Ltd.

Borneo' Ob., Ld.—Gibb, Livingston A Burroughs Adding Machine Co, Reiss,

Go., Ld. Bradley A Co, Ltd.

E40 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Bush & Co., Ltd., W. J.—Harry Wicking ! Ceylonica Tea—T. H. Mendis

& Co., Ltd. Chamberlain & Hookham—General

Butterfield & Swire -Wilkinson, Heywood Electric Company, Ld. of China

& Clark Chargeurs Reunis—Messageries Mari-

C. Huge Thiss—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Charles times

C. A. V.-Boach, Ltd.—Jebsen & Co. McNeil, Ltd.—Carmichael &

Clarke

Cadbury Bros., Ltd.—John D. Hutchison Chas. A. Schieren Co.—Harry Wick-

Co. ing & Co., Ltd.

‘Cadillac”—Reliance Motors, Ltd. Chatwood Safe Co., Ltd.—Reiss,

Cadillac & La Salle—Hong Kong Hotel Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Garage

Caledonian Insurance Co.—Dodweil j Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. The

Intercontient Corp.

& Co., Ltd. China Siam Wharf & Godown Co. -

California Ink Co., Inc.—Che San & ; Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Co. China Underwriters, Ltd. — Shewan,

Calkins & Burke, Ltd.- Jardine, Matheson j Tomes & Co.

& Co., Ltd. Chinese Aluminium Rolling Mills, Ltd.

Campbell Soup Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. —Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Canada Foils, Ltd.—A. W. V. Turner Chi vers & Sons, Ltd. — Jardine,

& Co. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Canadian Canners, Ltd — J ardine, Chrysler Corporation—Dodwell & Co.,

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Canadian Hanson & Van Winkle Co., Cie. Air France—Messageries Maritimes

Ltd.—Cheung Loy Cie. Generale Transatlantique—Messa-

Canton Insurance

Humphreys & SonOffice, Ltd.—John D. Cie.geriesIndo-Chinoise

Maritimes

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jardine, Messageries Maritimes de Navigation—

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Carburetter Co., Ltd., S. U.—Dodwell & Clark & Clarke

& Sons, Ltd., Henry—Carmichael

Co., Ltd.

Carl Spanuth—J. A. Victor Clarke, Nicholls

Carl Zeiss—Carlowitz & Co. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Carreras, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc,, U.S.A.

—Neco.Neon Co.

Carron Co. of Scotland—Harry Wicking Cleeves, Ltd.—Dodwell

»fc Co., Ltd.

Carter’s Inks—N. A. Tye & Bros. Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co. —

Casa Shewan, Tomes & Co.

—FarItaliana Generi Nutritivi

East Mercantile Co. Orientali Cleveland Rock Drill Co. — Shewan.

Cellaotite & British Uralite Co., Ltd. Tomes & Co.

- Elackmore, Basto & Shank, Ltd.

•Celotex Co., The—Shewan, Tomes & Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Water

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Co. Climax Rock Drill Co., Ltd.—A. W.

Central

Ltd. Agency, Ltd.—Davie, Boag

Central Union of Marine Under- Coca & Co., Ltd.—J. A. Victor

writers—Karsten, Larssen & Co.

Century Electric Co.—Shewan, Tomes Cock Ltd.Cola Corp.—A. S. Watson & Co.’

& Co Insulation Co., Ltd. — Cathay

Century Insurance Co., Ltd. — N. V. Coleman Ceramics (H. K.), Ltd.

Holland China Handelscompagnie Export Corporation—Jebsen

Corebos, Ltd.—John D. Hutchison & Co. & Co.

Certain-teed

Tomes & Co. Products Corp. — Shewan, Colonial Dames, Inc.—A. S. Watson

Co., Ltd.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG E41

CoitIntercontinent Machine Guns — The Daimler-Benz. A.-G.—Jebsen & Co.

Aircraft Corp.

Dalidit & Co., George—L. Rondon & Co.,

Coivilles, Ltd.—Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Comoy & Co., Ltd., H.—The Orient Dalton Adding Machine—Davie, Boag &

Tobacco Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Co., Ltd.

Ltd.) Dampney & Co., Ltd., ' T. — Reiss,

Compagnie Franoaise des Phosphates Bradley & Co., Ltd.

de L'Qceanie—Gibb, (Livingston & Darragh, Smail & Co., Ltd.—Harry

Co., Ld. Wicking

Compagnie des Metaux d’O verpe.lt Davey Compressor Co. — Shewan,

Tomes & Co.

Lommel et de

F. Mathieu, S. A.Corphalie, S. A.—Maison

Davey, Paxmen & Co.—General Electric

Compagnie de Produits Chimiques— Co. of China

Shewan, Tomes & Co. Dean & Dawson, Ltd. — The Travel

Compania Transatlantica de Barce- Advisers

lona—A. G. Botelho & Co. Demag — Chien Hsin Engineering

Comptoir Siderurgique de France— DenCo., Gjensidige Ld.

Dampskibsassurance-

Maison F. Mathieu, S.A.

Conklin’s Pens and Pencils—Wing On forening Skjold—Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Dencil Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—

Consol Mowing Co.

Ltd. Products, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Denis Freres d’Indochine—Indo-China

Corbin, P & F.—John D. Hutchison & Co. Trading Co.

Corbin Cabinet Lock Co.—John D. Dental Lathe Brushes—H. F. Shields

Hutchison & Co. Des Bergers Pharmaceutical & Co.—

Corn. Heyl A.G.—Jebson & Co. Jardine, Matheson

County Perfumery Co-.—A. Si Watson Distillers Corp., Ltd. —Jardine, Matheson

& Co., Ltd. & Co,, Ltd.

Cow & Gate, Ltd. —S. H. Langston Dodge Spare Parts—The Great Hardware

CoxCo.,& Ltd. Co.

Kings (Agents), Ltd.—Dodwell & Dodwell-Castle Line—Dodwell & Co.,

Crane, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Dollar

Crane, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Dollar Co. Steamship Line—The Robert

Ltd. Dominion Truck Equipment Co.—Far

Creed & Co., Ltd.—China Electric East Motors

Co., Ltd. Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.— Doug-

Crescent Manufacturing Oo. — John las, Lapraik & Co.

D. Hutchison & Co. Drysdale & Co., Ltd.—Malcolm &

Crompton Parkinson, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley Co , Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Duff Whisky—Wing On Co., Ltd.

Crosly & Co., Wm.—Dodwell & Co., Duncan Ltd. & Co.—Cathay Caramies (H.K.),

Ltd.

d Crosse

& Machinery, Ld.

I Hutchison & Co. Durand & Huguenin S.A.—Petersen & Co.

}1 Crossley Brothers, Ltd.—Malcolm & Dynamit Actien-Besellschaft—Shewan.

Co., Ltd.

^Cunard White Star Line—Nippon Yu- Tomes & Co.

sen Kaisya Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.—Dodwell

| Curtiss-Wright Corp.—The Intercontin- & Co., Ltd.

* ent Corp. Eastern and Australian iS.S. Co., Ltd.

—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Oo.

Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.— Eastern Asbestos Co.—Reiss, Bradley

Mitsui Bussan Kaisya, Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

E42 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Eastern Insurance Co. — Jardine, Fawcett Preston k Co.—Arnhold A

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

Economic Insurance Co., Ld.—Fur- Federal Co., Ltd.Telegraph Co.—China Electric

ness (Far East), Ltd.

Eisen Export Co.—J. A. Victor Ferodo, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Elbschloss Beer—Wing On Col, Ltd. Ferro-Arc Welding Co., Ltd.—Sbewan,

Tomes ifc Co.

Elders Insurance Co., Ld.—Union Fincken & Co., A. C. — Jardine,

Trading Co., Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Electric

Ltd.—The & Musical

AndersonIndustries

Music Co.,(China),

Ltd. Fine Foods Inc., S. W. — John D.

Electrolux, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Firth Hutchison & Co.

Co. it Sons, Ltd., T. F.—W. R. Loxley

EliLtd.Lilly & Co.—A. S. Watson & Co., FordCo., (China), Ltd.

Co., J. B.—John D. Hutchison

Forsikrings-Aksjeselskapet

Ellerman & Buclcnall S.S. Co., Ltd.— sen k Co., Ltd. Vega—Thore-

Bank Line (China), Ltd. Fraser & Chalmers—General Electric

Elliott Fisher Co.—Wang Bros.

Employers’ Liability Assurance Co., Ltd. Fraser Valley Milk Producers Asso-

—Jardine,, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Eno Ltd., J. C.—Harry Wioking & Co.,Ltd. ciation—Jardine,

Ltd.

Matheson & Co.,

Erasmic Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe- Frederick Sage & Co., Ltd.—Harry

son & Co., Ltd. Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Ernst Schliemann Oelwerke—Shewan, Freeman Co., Ltd

& Sons Co., J.—Dodwell A

Tomes

Eta. Pernod & Fils.—L. Rondon & French American Banking Corpora-

tion, New York—Banque de 1’Indo-

Co., Ltd. Chine

Etbs de Wendel, Hayange, France— Frick Corp.—Dodwell A Co., Ltd.

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A.

Export Brothers, Ltd.—Harry Wicking Fried Krupp A. G. Essen—Carlo-

«fe Co., Ltd. witz & Co.

Evans, Marshall & Co., Ltd.—Jar- well A Co., Frigidaire Corp. of New York—Dod-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Evans Sons, Lescher & Webb, Ltd.— Hutchison A Ltd.

Fry A Sons, Co. (J. S.)—John D.

Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Furness,

Ewo Brewery Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe- (Far East), Ld. Withy A Co., Ld.—Furness

son & Co., Ltd.

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. — Jardine, Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

—Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Matheson

Express Lift Co.—General Electric Galbraith A Grant, Ltd.—Dodwe’ii A Co.,

Co.. Ld. of China Ltd.

Eye-Gene Co.—United Traders Gambrell Bros. A Co.> Ltd.—A. W. V.

Fairbanks, Morse

Tomes & Co. Garrard Engineering A Mfg. Co.,

Famous Foods, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Ltd.—S. Moutrie A Co., Ltd.

Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft Phar- “Geisha” Fabrique de Parfums—Mowing

maceutical Co.

Import & BankDept. Co. — China Export- Genatosan, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley A Co.

Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft I. G. (China), Ltd.

—chaft,Deutsche

Waibel &Farben

Co. - Handelsgesells- General Accident, Fire- A Life Assur

Farleigh Netheim

house, Ltd.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG E4S

General Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.—Jar-

Oorp., Ltd.—W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), dine, Matheson & Co.; Ltd.

Ltd. Gypsum Lime

Geneal Electric Co., Ld. (London)— —Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

General Electric Co., Ld. of China Haden & Sons, Ltd., G. N.—Reiss, Bradley

General Motors—Hongkong Hotel Ga- 4 Co., Ltd.

rage

General Motors Export Co.—Far East Hall, Ltd., J. & E.—Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Hamad, d. s. o. j.—San Martino Co.

Motors Hamburg Amerika Linie — Hongkong

George Banks & Co., Ltd.—Harry Wick- and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

ing & Co., Ltd.

George Dralle, Germany and Java— Hamburg Amerika Lime—Jebsen k Co.

Jebsen & Co. Hammond Organs—S. Moutrie & Co.,

Germ Lubricants, Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack & Ltd.

Co., Ltd. “Hanan" Shoes—Mackintosh’s, Ltd.

Germanischer Lloyd—Melehers & Co. Hanover Fire Ins. Co. — American

Gerrard Industries, Ltd.—Dodwell & Asiatic U. S. A.

Underwriters, Fed. inc.,

Co., Ltd.

Gibbs, Ltd., D W.—John D. Hutchison Hanson —CheungVanLoyWinkle Munning Co.

& Co.

Gibson Electric Refrigerator Co. — Hanson Weighing Scales of U. S. A.—

Wong Siu Woon

Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Gillespie, Kinsports & Beard — Hong Ltd. Harris, Ltd., J. A.—K. B. Vaidya & Co.,

Kong

Gillette Industries, Harrison & Crosfield i Borneo), Ltd.—Gibb,

& Co. (China), Ltd. Ltd.—W. R. Loxey Hartog’s

Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Givaudan & Co., L.—Shewan, Tomes Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.N. V.—W. R,

Vleeschmaatappij

Sz Co.

Glandular Preparations, Ltd. — Dod- Hattersley& Co., Ltd.

(Ormskirk), Ltd. — Malcolm

well & Co., Ltd.

, Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—W. R. Lox- ding Co. Hattori Poultry Farm-Oriental Tra-

ley & Co. (China), Ltd. Haugesunds Sjoforsikringsselskap, A/S.

f: Glen Co., Line,

Ltd. Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson 4 —Karsten, Larssen & Co. (Hongkong),

Ltd.

| G1 onfield & Kennery, Ltd.—Arnhold

j Co., Ltd. Ltd.

| Godfrey Phillips, Ld.—John D. Hutchison Henderson, Ltd., P. C.—Blackmore, Basto

| & Co.

jf; Golden& Co. State Co., Ld.—John D. Hutchison Hendry Bros. (London), Ltd. Mal-

colm & Co., Ltd.

i Grant & Sons, Ltd., Wm.—L. Rondon & Henry Disston & Sons, Ltd. W. R.

( Co., Ltd. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

•- Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.— “Henry Heath” Hats—Mackintosh b.

i' John Manners «& CoMLtd. Ltd/

Great Western Chemical Co., U.S.A. Henry Simon, Ltd.—Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

—Domestic Engineers, Ltd.

| Gregg Co., Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Hepworth

& Grandage, Ltd. Dodwell

I Co.

Gregory & Co., T. M.—Ipekdjian Bros., Hercules Cycle

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

I Ltd.

| Grimault

0

& Co.—Atienza, Vicente & Herring-Hall

&, Co, Ltd.

Marvin Safes—Davie, Boag

1I Grotiahn

°-

j- Co., Ltd. (China), Ltd.

E44 \GENCIES—HONGKONG

Hiil, Ltd., R. ct J. - The Orient Tobacco International Handels Consortium N. V.

—United Machanical Industries.

Manufactory (C. fngenohi, Ltd.) i

Holmes Projector Co., Chicago — International China ElectricMarine

Co., Ltd. Radio Corp.—

.Scientific Service Co.

Holophane, Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack & Co., International Shewan, Tomes «fc Co. Corporation —

Selling

Ltd.

Home Insurance Co. of New York— International Corp.—China Electric StandardCo., Ltd.

Electric

Union Trading Co., Ld.

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.—Gibb, International Crediet en Handels-

Yereeniging “Rotterdam” N. Y.—N. V.

Livingston & Co., Ltd. Holland China Handelscompagnie

Hope & Co., &Ltd.,

Hutchison Co. H. Edward—John D. Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd.—T. M. Gregory

Horlick’s Malted Milk Co.-W. S. She.rly Ironite & Co.

& Co. Co., Ltd.,—Reiss, Bradley &

Horrockses, Crewdson & Co., Ltd.— Irish Co., Ltd.

Jardine, Math ©son & Co., Ltd. Linen Mills, Ld.—Davie, Boag

Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Britain, Ltd.— & Co., Ltd.

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Isthmian S.S. Lines—Bank Line (China),

Hubbuok & Sons, Ld. (Thomas)— “Italit” Ltd.

Harry Wicking & Co., Ld. Products, Ld. — .Shewan,

Hunt, Roope, Teage & Co.—Dodwell & Tomes. & Co.

Co., Ltd.

Hutton & Co., Pty., Ltd., J. C.—Dod- J. Ltd. Calvet & Co.—L. Rondon & Co.,

well & Co., Ltd. J. Thiriez Pere &: Fils & Cartier,

Huntley & Palmer, Ltd.—Dodwell & Bresson—L. Rondon & Co., Ltd.

“I. S.”—Cathay Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd. J. T. Smith

Icilma Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Bank Line Jacks Ltd.

& Co., Wm.—Dodwell & Co.,

(China), Ltd.

Imperial Airways, Ltd. — Imperial HutchisonCo.,& Ltd.,

Jacob & Co. W. & R.—John D.

Airways (Far East), Ltd.

Imperial Chemical Industries Metals, & Shanghai Co.,

James Boring Inc. — Hong Kong

Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. James BurroughHotels, &

Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Imperial Typewriter

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—JReiss, Matheson

India Tyre & Rubber Co., Ltd..—W. R. James Farmer Norton & Co., Ltd., Sir—

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Loxley & Co., (China.) Ltd! James H. Lament & Co., Ltd.—Reiss,

Indian Transcontinental Airways. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Imperial Airways (Far East), James Hardie & Co.—Reiss, Bradley

Ltd.

Insulating Produfets, Ltd. — Mowing & Co., Ltd.

Co. . James Mackie & Sons, Ltd.—Reiss,

Insulite Co.—Dowell

Insurance Co. of North America— James Robertson & Son, Ltd.—Harry

Wicking & Co., Ltd.

China Underwriters, Ltd.

International B. F. Goodrich Corpn. James & John G. Scoot—Robertson,

—Carl©witz

International Chemical Co.—W. R. Jardine Engineering Corp., Ltd.—Thomas

Loxley & Co. (China). Ltd. Cowan & Co.

International Farve fabrik, A'S., Ber- Jardine, Matheson Jr Co., Ltd—Thomas

gen—Wallen & Co. Cowan & Co.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG E46

Jas. Hennessy & Co.—L. Rondon & Kinkai Kaisya Yusen Kaisya—Nippon Yusen

Co., Ltd.

Jas. Williamson & Son, Ltd.—W. R. I Kirby Beard it Co,, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley it

Co. (China), Ltd.

Loxley it Co. (China), Ltd. Kiwi Polish Co., Pty. Ltd. - W. R. Loxley

Java Sea & Fire Ins. Co., Ltd.—Car- it Co. (China), Ltd.

lowitz & Co.

Jeantet David — The Orient Tobacco sen & Co., Co.,

Klaveness it

Ld.

A. F„ A/S. — Thore-

Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Ltd.) Klaveness Line (Pacific Coast Asiatic

Jebsen & Co.—Deutsche Farben-Han- Service)—Bank Line (China), Ltd.

delsgesellschaft, Waibel & Co. Kohler of Kohler Sanitary Equipment—

Jenson

Hutchison & Co. Ltd. — John D. Kollsman

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Jeyes’ Sanitary Fluid—Wing On Co., continentInstrument Corp.

Co.—The Inter-

Ltd. Kolok Mfg. Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

John A. Hunter

Hutchison & Co.

John Dewar & Son, Ltd.—A. S. Matheson it Co., Ltd.

Watson & Co., Ltd.

John Dickinson it Co., Ltd.—Pentreath L.L’Union

Leichner (London), Ltd.—Petersen it Co.

Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. of

& Co. Paris—Credit Foncier d’Extreme

John Knight, Ltd.— Dodwell

Johnson, Ltd., H. & R.—Harry Wicking “ La Salle ”—Reliance Motor, Ltd.

& Co.

Johnson-Pickett Rope Co.—Dodwell it Laboratories

Ltd.

Famel—A. S. Watson it Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Jones it Co., Pty., Ltd.—Dodwell it —Dodwell it Co., Ltd.and Crypto, Ltd.

Lancashire Dynamo

Co., Ltd.

Joseph Lucas, Ltd.—Dodwell it Co., Ltd- “Lanka Brand” choicest pure Ceylon

tea—Windsor Brothers

Josiah Parkes it Sons, Ltd.—Harry Wick- Lauritzen, H.— Davie, Boag it Co., Ltd.

ing it Co., Ltd.

Jules Robin, S. A.—W. R. Loxley it Lawrence wan,

Leather Co., A. C. — She-

Tomes it Co.

Go. (China), Ltd.

Lee it Perrins, Ltd.—John D. Hutchison

“K” Shoes—Mackintosh’s, Ltd. & Co.

Kabelwerk Rheydt A.-G., Rheydt— Lee Howl it Co., Ltd.—Dodwell it Co.,

Jebsen

Kailan Mining Administration — Dod- Legal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Russ it Co.

well it Co.. Ltd. Leipzig Fair—Melchers & Co.

Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.— Leland Electric Co., Ltd., U. S. A.—Domes-

Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Kelvinator Corporation of U.S.A.— Lestic Engineers,

Parfums

Ltd.

de Molyneut - Shewan,

Domestic Engineers, Ltd. Tomes it Co.

Kenrick it Jefferson, Ltd.- W. R. Loxley Lever Bros. (China), Ltd.—Wing Sang

it Co. (China), Ltd. Hong

Kent, Ltd., George- Malcolm it Co., Ltd. Levers

Kenyon it Son, Ltd., James—Gibb, Gibb, Pacific Plantations Pty., Ltd.—

Livingston

Livingston it Co., Ld.

Kerner Greenwood & Co., Ltd.— Libby, Ltd: McNeil it Libby—Dodwell it Co.,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

! Kidd it Co., Ltd., John—Harry Wicking Linde’s Eismaschinen—United Mechan-

ical Industries

’ & Co., Ltd.

Kimpton & Sons, W. S.—Dodwell & Liner Concrete Machinery Co., Ltd.—

Co., Ltd. Reiss, Bradley it Co,, Ltd.

E46 AGE NCIE S—HONGKONG

Linguaphone Language Records—An- Masonite Corporation-—Davie, Boag A

derson Music Co., Ltd. Co, Ltd.

Lister ik’Co., Ltd., R. E.—Malcolm & Co., Matth. Hohner A.G.—W.S. Sheriy & Co

Ltd. Maybelline Co.—United Traders

Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- McCray Refrigerator Co.—Dodwell A

ance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Co, Ltd.

Liverpool Refrigeration Co., Ltd.— McEwan Younger, Ltd.—Dodwell A

Reiss, Bradley k Co., Ltd. Co, Ltd.

Lodge Plugs, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Mckesson & Robbins, Inc.—Shewan.

Ltd.

London Assurance—China Underwriters Meccano, &Ltd.—W.

Tomes Co.

R. Loxley

London and Provincial Marine and (China), Ltd.

General Insurance Co., Ltd.—Davie, Mieji Fire Insurance- Cd.j Ltd.—Mitsui

Boag Co., Ltd. Bussan Kaisya, Ltd.

London Varnish and Enamel Co., Ld. Meltis, Ld.—Robertson, Wilson & Co,

—John D. Hutchison & Co. Ld.

Louis Bert & Cie—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. “'‘ME'M’ Shirt ”—National Shirts Mfg. Co.

Ludwig Krumm A.-G.—John D. Hut- Menam River Towage and Lighter

chison & Co. Co, Ld, The—Thoresen k Co, Ld.

Lyons k Co., Ltd.—S. H. Langston

Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co,

Maersk Line—Jebsen & Co. Ld.—Gibb, 'Livingston k Co, Ld.

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.— Merchants Marine Insurance Co, Ltd

•Jardine, Matneson

Maconochie

theson & Co.,Bros.,Ltd.Ltd. Jardine, Ma- Merck (E.)—Carlowitz & Co.

: Merz k Co.—K. B. Vaidya & Co.

Madrigal Line- Wallenr& Co.

Magnolia Michel Cosmetics, Inc.—United Traders

Robertson,Anti-Friction

Wilson

Ltd. Co.— Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex-

“Magnus” Metal—H. F. Shields port Co.—Arnhold k Co.

‘ Magnus'’ Metal Sundries — H. F. Millars Timber

Shields Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd.

“Magnus” Metal Equipment—H. F. Milton Pty, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co,

Shields Ltd.

“Magnus” Metal Dentures — H. F. Minerva Insurance Co. — Karsten,

Shields

Maison Jacquin.—L. Rondon & Co., MoLarssen k Co.

k Domsjo Trading Co, Ltd.—W.

Ltd. R. Loxley k Co. (China), Ltd.

Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—A. S. Wat- Moffats, Ld.—Sheu an, Tomes k Co.

son k Co., Ltd.

Manila Button Co.—Neptune Products Co. Mollers’ Limited of Shanghai — A. E.

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—Societe des Gerondal

Ciments Portland Artificiels de 1’Indo- Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Louis

Chine —W. S. Sherly k Co.

Manufacturas

Botelho & Co.deA. G.Carcho Armstrong— Montgomerie, Stobe & Co, Led.—Davie,

Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co., Boag k Co, Ltd.

Ld. —Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld. Morgan

ing k Co, Ltd. Co, Ltd.—Harry Wick-

Crucible

Marchant

Co, Ltd. Calculators—Davie, Boag & Morris Industries Export. Ltd.—Dodwell

Marine Insurance Co, Ltd.—Mackirtnon, & Co, Ltd.

Mackenzie & Co.- > Morris

Co. Spare Parts—The Great Hardware

Markt & Co.—Dodwell

Mason & Co, Ltd,.Geb.—W. R. Loxley J- Motor Union Insurance Co, Ltd.—

Co. (China), Ltd. Union Trading Co, Ltd.

AGENCIES—HONGKONG E47

M >: jren - Werke Mannheim Vorm. Norris, Henty & Gardners, Ltd.—

{ Benz & Co.—Jebsen & Co. Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Muloott Belting Go.—Dodwell & Co., North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—Jar-

S : Ltd. - dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

, ( Muilard, Eddystone, Radios—Ander- North British and Mercantile Insce.

Co., Ltd.—China Underwriters, Ld.

I ' son Music Co., Ltd.

i; I Manning & Co.., A. P. Cheung Lby North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Nan-Yo

SyosenKaiun

KaisyaKabusiki Kaisya - Osaka North Paver Insurance : Co.—American

Asiatic rUnderwriters.

i Napp, Ltd., H. R.—Jardine, Matheson & Northam, Warren Sales Co;, Inc.—

1 Co., Ltd. W. R. Loxley * Co. (China), Ltd.

![ National Assurance

Davie, Boag Co., of Ireland— Northern Assurance Co., Ld.—Gibb,

A Co., Ltd. Livingston & Co , Ld.

> National Carbon Co., Inc—China Norton * Gregory, Ld.—Harry Wick-

! Electric Co., Ltd. ing

National Provincial Bank . Ld., Lon- Norwich Union Fire Insurance So-

j don—Banque de I’lndo-Ohine ciety, Ld,—Rpbertson, Wilson &

-National Union Fire Insurance Co.— Co,, Ld.

i American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Noxzema. Chemical Co,—United Traders

I Inc., U. S. A.

[National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Reiss, O. Roth & Co.—San Martino Co.

ji Bradley & Co., Ltd. Ocean Insurance Co.—Gibb, Livings-

, Needler’s Ltd—Mowing Co. ton & Co., Ld.

‘ Neill & Co., Ltd., James—Dodwell & Ocean Marine Insce. Co., Ltd.—China

j Co.. Ltd. Underwriters, Ltd

New India Insurance Co., Ltd.—Bank Ooean Oil Co., Ld.—Davie, Boag &

:• | Line, '[China), Ltd. : Co., Ld.

; Newton, Chambers & Co., Ltd.—Jardihe, Oceanic * Oriental Navigation Co.—

® Matheson & Co., Ltd. Thoresen & Co., Ltd

; Newton Mill Ltd. Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Oji Paper Mfgl Oo., Ltd.—Mitshui Bussan

i Nicholsori Bile Co.—John D. Htttchi- Kaisya, Ltd.

! sdh & Co

' [Nippon Electric Co.—-China Electric Olivier-Chine—JAtdine,

Ltd. Matheson & Co.,

; Co., Ltd. Orlik (L.)—Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd:

[Nippon Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Osaka Electrolyzed Tin Works —

[ Mitsui Bussari Kaisya, Ld. Oriental Trading Co.

Nippon Paint Co., Ltd. — Oriental Osram-Robertson Lamp Works—Gen-

r Trading Co. eral Electric Co., Ld. of China

Nippon Salvage Co., Ltd.—Mitsui Otard Dupuy & Oo.—Jardine, Mathe-

[1 Bussan Kaisya, Ltd. son & Co., Ld.

[Nisshin Kisen Kaisya -Nippon Yusen Otto & Co.—Deutsche Farben-Han-

ij Kaisya delsgesellschaft, Waibel & Co.

IJNobel Chemical Finishes, Ltd.—Reiss,

!, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

jNobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Jardine, Mackenzie & Co. Co.—Mackinnon,

P. & O. S. N.

j Matheson & Co., Ltd.

ijNoilly Prat & Co.—L. Rondon & Co., Pacific dvisers

Greyhound LinCS—The Travel

h Ltd. Co.:, Ld.—Dod-

'/ Noll esche Werks -John D. Hutchison'* well & Co., Export

Page-Hersey

Ld.

ft Co. : '

KiNorddeutsoher Lloyd—Melchers & Co. Palmer Mann * Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

flNordisk Skibsrederforen.ing Oslo— Pan American Airways Co.—China

The resen & Co., Ld. National Aviation Corporation

E3

E48 AGENCIES—HGNGKON( I

Paraffine Cos, Inc.-^Reiss, Bradley & Premier Steel Co., Ltd.--China En-j

Co., Ltd. gineers. Ltd.

Parfums Charbert, Inc.—United Traders Prentice Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack

Parry, Leon & Hayhoe, Ltd.—The Travel Garage Batteries—Hongkong Hotel

Prestolite

Advisers

Pasmans, N. V.—W. R. Loxley & Co. Priestman

(China', Ltd.

Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Reiss,!

Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Prince Line—Furness

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd. — Jardine, Pyrene Co., Ltd., The—Davie, (Far East), Ld.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Boag &

Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd.—United Co., Ltd.

Traders Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.—Im-

Peak, Frean & Co., Ld.—Robertson. perial Airways (Far East), Ltd.

Wilson & Co., -Ld. Quasi-Arc Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag k

Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Queen Co., Ltd.

Co., Ld. Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. R. Loxley

&

Pears, Ltd., A. & F.—Jardine, Matheson Queensland Co. (China), Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Insurance Co., Ld.—

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ld.

Pepsodent Co., The—W. S. Sherly & Co. Queensland

Perry & Co., S. J.—Dodwell

Peter Lunt & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Petters, Ltd.—General Electric Co R. Wilson Hood Haggie & Sons—Robertson,

& Co., Ltd.

of China, Ltd. R. C. A. Aircraft Radio—The Intercon-

Peugeot et Cie.—Jardine, Matheson tinent Corp

& Co., Ld. R. I. V. Ball & Roller Bearing—The Great

Peugeot Hardware Co.

Co., Ltd.Freres—Jardine, Matheson

Picture Co., Inc.

Philip W. Heyman—Shewan, Tomes & “Rakovnik”—Cathay Ceramics (H. K.),

Co. Ltd.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Gibb. Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd.—General

Livingston & Co., Ld. Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Phosferine (Ashton & Parsons, Ltd.)— Raoul Bigazzi, Florence—Reiss, Brad-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ley & Co., Ltd.

Pillenger & Co., G. C.—Dodwell &: Co., Rawlings Manufacturing Co., Ltd.—

Ltd. Carmichael & Clarke

Piper Heidsieck, Rheims—L. Rondon Rawplugs, Ld.—General Electric Co. 1

& Co., Ltd. of China, Ltd.

Pirelli-General Cable Works — General Raymond k Whitcomb Co.—Hong-J

Electric Co., Ltd. of China kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Plaimar Ltd—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Raytheon Production Corp.—ChinaJ

Platt Bros. A Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Brad- Electric Co., Ltd.

ley & Co., Ltd.

Polish Trading Co., Ltd.^—Jardine, Mathe- Red Hand Compositions &Co.—Dodwell

Reavell & Co.—Dodwell Co., Ltd. :

son & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Poulton

Co. (China), Ltd.

Powell Duffryn Associated Collieries, & Co.

Ltd—Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. Redpath Brown 4 Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag

Powell and Russell—Dodwell & Co.. 4 Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co., Inc.

Remington -A. W. V. Turner 4 Co.

Co., Ltd. Typewriters—Davie, Boag

Premier-Pabst Sales Co.—Dodwell & Co., | Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Rex Research Corp.—United, Traders j

AGENCIES—HONGKONG E49

“ Kexine ” Leather Cloth —Jardine, Shalimar Rope Works, Ltd.—Dodwell

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

Rhederi M, Jebsen, A./S., Aabenraa— Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co.,

•Jebsen & Co. Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Richard, Haworth & Co., Ld.—Gibb, Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co.,

Livingston & Co., Ld. Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Richard Weise, Dr. -K. B. Vaidya

Rickmers-Linie— .Jebsen & Co. Ltd.

Rigaud, V.—Atienza, Vicente

Robert Bosch G. m. b. H. Jebsen * Co. Ltd.

Robert McDade, Ltd.—Asia Agencies Sharp & Sons, Ltd., Edward —John

D. Hutchison & Co.

Robertson Co.. H. H.—Davie, Boag "Shelltox” Insecticide—Jardine, Ma-

& Cb., Ld. theson & Co., Ltd.

Rolls-Royce Cars —. Hongkong Hotel Shields Preserving Works—S. H.

Garage

Rolscreen Co.—Davie, Boag & Co., Langston

Ltd. Shun Lee Co,—Channel Trading Co.,

Roneo, Ltd.—Dodwell &Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Ross & Sons. Ltd., W. A.—Dodwell & Signode Strapping Machine—James

Co., Ltd. H- Backhouse, Ltd.

Roxburgh Morgan & Co., Ltd.—Ro- Sika, Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack & Co., Ltd.

bertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd. Silver Line- Furness (Far East), Ltd.

Royal Insurance Go.—W. R. Loxley & Co. Simon Arzt—The Orient Tobacco

(China), Ltd. Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Ltd.)

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Ltd.— Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.—She-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. wan, Tomes & Co.

Ruiberoid Cb . Ltd—Davie, Boag & Sino-British Engineering Corp., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. —Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.

Ruston & Hornsby, Ltd —Reiss, Brad- Sisalkraft Co.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

ley & Co., Ltd. Sissons Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Wm. C

S.M.A. Corp —A. S. Watson & Co., Skelton Jack & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. & Co., R. A.—Blackmore,

Safe-Cabinet—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Basto & Shank, Ltd.

Salescorporation of Bohemian Sheet Thoresen & Co., Ltd. i. Arendal—

Skibsassuranceforeningen

Glass Factories, Ltd. — Shewan, Skibsassuranceforeningen i. Christia-

Tomes & Co. nia—Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Salford Electric Instruments, Ltd— Skibsassuranceforeningen Vidar, Oslo

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. —Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Samuel Osborn

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Engineers, Ltd.

Sandeman Sons & Co.,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Ltd., Geo. G.— Slazengers, Ltd.—'John D. Hutchison

Sanderson & Son, Ltd., Wm.—W. R. & Co.

t Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Smooth-Gn Manufacturing Co.—Car

Sankey Sheldon Ste. 1 Furniture—Davie, michael & Clarke

Boag & Cb., Ltd.

Sauter, S. A.—China Engineers, Ltd. Societe Chimiques de Produits Coigret

—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

j Sohoeller-Bleckmann — Chien Hsin Societe Coty.—L. Rondon & Co., Ltd.

Engineering Co.; Ltd. Societe des Oiment* Portland Artifi-

Scotti & Co.—San Martino Co. ciels de ITndo-Chine—John Man-

“Scotts” Hats—Mackintosh’s, Ltd. ners & Co., Ltd.

*E3

E50 AGENCIES^-HONGKONG

Snciete des Riz. dHndochine Denis SunTraders Insurance Office, Ltd. — United

Freres—Indo-china Trading Co.

Societe Dubonnet —L. Rondon & Co , Sundstrand Adding Machines—Dod-

.Ltd. ■ well & Co., Ltd.

Soeiete' Rateau—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Solignum, Ltd.—Harry Wicking & Sutton, Carden & Co., Ltd.—W. R.

Co., Ltd. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— Swan. Hunter & Wigham Richardson,

S. T. David & Co. Ltd.- Malcolm & Co., Ltd,

Sparagnapane, Ld,.—Robertson, Wilson Swedish Lloyd Insurance Co.—Kars-

& Co., Ld. teh, Larssen & Co-

Sperry Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co., Swedish Match Co., Ltd., Sweden—

Ltd. Swedish Match Co., Ltd.

Spratt’s Patent, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley Szerelmey, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

& Co. (China), Ltd. Ltd.

St. Louis Engineering Corp., A. R.— T. & R. Boote, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes &

Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

Staatsmignen in Limburg—J ardine, TaiCo. Hing Vacuum Bottle Factory—

Matheson k Co., Ld. Au Siu Cho

Staley Manufacturing Co.7 A- E-— Taisho Marine and Fire Insurance

Davie, Boag & Co.. Ld.

Standard Motor Co.—Far East Motors Ltd. Ltd—Mitsui Bussan Kaisya,

Co.,

Standard Telephones, & Cables, Ltd.— Tampax, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

China Electric Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Stanley Works—John D. Hutchison & Tanqueray, Gordon & Co., Ltd.—Dod-

Co. ~ well & Co., Ltd.

States 'Steamship Co. Thoresen & Co., Thomas Ths. Sabroe

Ltd. Tomes & Co.

Stavanger Marine Insurance ‘Co.— Thomson & Co., Ltd., M. Ci:—Reiss,

Kar&ten, Larss'en & Co. . , Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Stevenson & Howell, Ltd.—W. S. Tokyb Marine and Fire Insurance

Sherly '& Co. Co., Ltd.—Mitsui Bussan Kaisya.

Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H.—Jebsen Ld.

& Co. Tolley, Soott & Tolley, Ltd.—Dodwell

Stoddart & Sons, Geo. — Jardine, Tootal & Co., Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.—

Stoopen & Meeus—Thoresen &, Co., Trachsler. 5afdinB, ; Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Ltd., J. H.—Peterson &

Stratton & Sons, Ltd.—Dodwell & Trane Co.

Co., Ltd. Co.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Stream-iLinfe Filters, Ltd.—Malcolm A Triton Insurance Co., Ld,—Jardine,

. Miathesom &• Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd.

Stuart Turner, Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack A Truscon: Co.

iSteel Co:—Shewan, Tomes &

Co., Ltd.

Tucker

Studebaker Trucks & Cars—Hongkong Jack & Co.. & Co., Ltd., J. H.—Wm, C.

Hotel Garage Ltd.

“Summit” Collars and . Shirts^-Mae- well & Co., Ltd. Cement

Turners Asbestos

,

Cp.—Dod-

kintosh’s, Ltd. 1

Sun Insurance Office, Ld.—John Manners Undetwood Elliott-Fisher Co.—Dod-

AGENCIES-HONGKON G E51

Union Assurance Society, Ltd.—Harry Wailes Dove Bitumastic, Ltd.—Reiss,

Bradley '& Co:, Ltd.

Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Union Brewery, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley Wakefield & Cd., Ltd., O C.—Gibb,

Livingston & Co., Ltd.

& Co. (China), Ltd.

Union Chimque Beige, S. A.—Maison Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc.—Malcolm

& Co., Ltd.

F. Mathieu, S. A.

Union des Verreries Mecanique Beiges, Wallem & Co., A/S.—Wallem & Co,

Brussels—Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. Wall & Sons, Ltd., T —W. R. Loxley

Union Iron Works—United Mechani- & Co.. (China), Ltd.

cal Industries Wander, Ltd., A.—Jardine, MatKeson

Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.— & Co., Ltd.

Bank Line (China), Ltd. Warner-Hudnut Co., Fed. Inc.—W.

Unionmatex—Chien Hsin Engineering R, Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Co., Ld. Watson & Co., Ltd., Angus—W. R.

Union Oil Co. of California—Shewan, Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Tomes & Co.

United American Bosch Corp.—Jeb- Webb Ltd.

& Foulger, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

sen & Co.

United Molasses Co., Ltd.—Pure Cane Co., Ltd.& Sons, Francis—Dodwell &

Webster

Molasses Co., Ltd. Weir, Ltd., G. & J.—Malcolm & Co.,

United States Leather Selling Cor- Ltd.

poration—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

United Steel Co., Ltd. — Harry Weise Soehne—Chien Hsin Engineer-

ing Co., Ltd.

Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Upmann, H.—The Orient Tobacco Co., Australian

West Steam Navigation

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Ltd.) Co., Ltd.

Vauxhall Cars — Hongkong Hotel West Basto Disinfecting

& Shank, Ltd. Co. — Blackmore,

Garage Western Assurance Co.—N. V. Hol-

Yeldown Co., Inc.—United Traders land China Handelscompagnie

Veritys, Ld—Shewan, Tomes & Co. Westinghouse

Yerkoopkantoor van’s Lands Mij.—John —Davie, BoagElectric International Co.

& Co., Ltd.

Manners & Co., Ltd. Weston Electric Instrument Corp.—

“ Vesta” Battery

ing & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Harry Wick- China Electric Co., Ltd.

Vibro Piling Co., Ltd.—Blackmore, Westwood, Ltd., A. E.—‘China En-

Basto & Shank, Ltd. gineers, Ltd.

Victor Oil Engine, Ltd.—Dodwell & Whitbread & Co., Ltd.—A. S. Watson

Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Victor Safe Co. —Dodwell & Co., Ltd. White Horse Distillers, Ltd.—Jardine,

Vieille Cure de Cenon, S. A. — W. R. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Wiggins Teape & Alex. Pirie Exports,

Viking Pump Co. of Canada, Ltd.—A. Ltd.—Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd.

W. V. Turner & Co.

Vita-Lick, Ltd.—A. W. V. Turner & Co. Wilh.Ltd.

Wilhelmsen—Thoresen & Co..

Voith, J. M.—Chien Hsin Engineering Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—W. R. Loxley

Co., Ltd. & Co. (China), Ltd.

Vulcan Foundry, Ltd. — Malcolm & William Street & Son — Blackmore,

Co., Ltd. Basto & Shank, Ltd.

Vulcanized Rubber Co. — United Wingets, Ld.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Traders Wingrove & Rogers, Ltd.—A. W. V.

W. A. Biesterfeld & Co.—J. A. Victor Turner & Co.

W. S. Ray Manufacturing Co.—Reiss, Wonhams Incorporation — Shewan,

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Tomes & Co.

E52 AGENCIES—HON aKONG

Woodward, Ltd., W.—W. R. Loxley York Safe .fo Lock Co. —Shewan, Tomes

A Co.

& Co, (China), Ltd.

Woodite Co.—fDodwell & Co., Ltd. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—China';

Provident Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Wrigley’s Chewing Gums ‘‘Spear- Yorkshire

mint”—N. A. Tye & Bros. Boag & Co.,Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ld.—Davie,

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ld. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Union

Trading Co., Ltd.

-China Underwriters, Ld.

Yardley & Co., Ltd.—John D. Hutchi Zeiss Ikon, A. G. Dresden—Carlowitz

son & Co. & Co.

Yates Improved Rail Anchors, Ltd.— Zenith Radio Corporation, Chicago—

Shewan, Tomes, & Co. Scientific Service Co.

MACAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line—H. Nolasco Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.

—A. A. de Mello

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—Compag- Industrias Portuguesas de Municdes, Ltd.

nie Optorg —F. Rodrigues

China Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.—A. A. de Java-China-Japan-Lijn, N.V. — H.

Mello Nolasco

China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Jose Domingos Barrelro, Ltd.—F. Ro-

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues drigues

Companhia de Navegacao Tung Tick,

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues Lloyds—F. Rodrigues

Companhia de Seguros Tagus 1877 Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail—

Lisboa—F. Rodrigues H. Nolasco

Companhia Agricola—F. Rodrigues Nippon Yusen Kaisha - A. A. de

Cordeiro Santos k Ferreira, Ltd — Mello

F. Rodrigues Norddeutscher Lloyd — A. A. de

Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Mello

Co.—King Kee & Co. Ocean Steamship Co.—F. Rodrigues

Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd.— Orient Java Africa Line—H. Nolasoo

H. Nolasco Plum, T. E.—F. Rodrigues

Directory and Chronicle of the Far

East -A. A. de Mello Robert Dollar Co.—H. Nolasco

Eastern & Australian Steamship Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail—

Co., Ltd—A. A. de Mello H. Nolasoo

Empreza Industrial de Conservas Pker, Royal Packet Navigation Co. — H.

Ltd —F. Rodrigues Nolasco

Francisco Cinzano & Cia—F. Rodri- Scott fladio, E. H.—F. Rodrigues

gues Sociedade dos Yinhos Irmaos Unidos

—F. Rodrigues

Garland Petroleum Co., Inc.—F. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—H. No-

Rodrigues lasco

Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Texas Co.—Garage Lusitana

—Chang Pak Tung Tung Hing Match Factory—K. C-.

Gross Hermanos—F. Rodrigues Poon & Co.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—A. A. de Tung On S. S. Co.—F. Rodrigues

Mello Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Heung. On Insurance Co.—Chang Pak Ltd.—F. Rodrigues

Tung Usines de Allondon—F. Rodrigues

Holland Oost-Azie Lijn—H. Nolasco

Hongkong, Canton and Macao Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C.-F.

Steamboat Co., Ltd—A. A. de Mello Rodrigues

“ Hong Kong Daily Press ”—A. A. de Watson & Co. (A. S.)—Hip Wo & Co.

Mello Wurtz (Ernst)—Oriental Co.

INDO-CHINA

HANOI

‘(For Details, af Addresses, etc. of Agents., See Preceding Sections)

Alhambra Cigar Mfg.,-,CoM Manila— Haig and Haig, Makinch—Louis Oglias-

. Louis Qgliastrb

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras— Jacob k Co., Dublin—Louis Ogliastro

Louis Ogliastro tfe Co. & Co.

California Packing Corpn., San Lloyd Triestino—C. Larrive

Francisco—Louis Ogliastro & Co.

Canadian Pacific— C. Larfive New Zealand Insurance Co; — Louis

Central Agency—Louis Ogliastro k Co. Ogliastro' k Cie.

Cie. d’Assurance Oenerales — liOuis Nippon Yusen Kaisha^-C. Larrive

Ogliastro df jCie. Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navi-

Dollar Steamship Line—C. Larrive gation jCo,—Louis, Ogliastro. & Co.

Gordon k Co., Ltd., Tanqueray—Louis Tanqueray, Gordon & Co., Ltd.—

’ ■ 'Ogliastro & Co. Louis Ogliastro & Co.

HAIPHONG

(For'Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alhcwnbra Cigar, Manila—L. Ogliastro John Haig & Co—L. Ogliastro k Co.

k 'Co;

Anglo-French Textile Co., Ltd.—Die- Koninklijke

thelm k Co.

Paketvaart My. — Die-

thelm & Co.

Anglo-French Textile Co.—L. Oglias- Nederland Mail Line—Diethelm & Co.

tra k Co. Netherlands Fire Insurance Co.—Die-

thelm k Co.

California Pkg. Corpn.—L. Ogliastro Norddeutscher

& Co; Lloyd—Diethelm & Co.

Central Agency, Ltd.—L. Ogliastro k New Zealand Inurance Co., Ltd.—

Diethelm k Co.

Co. :J

Cognac Jul«es Robin k Cie—L. Oglias- Peninsular and Orientar Steam Naviga-

tro k Co. tion Co. ^--L.’ Ogliastro k Co.

Crosse .k Blackwell^—L. Ogliastro A,Co. Philips Glowl amp works, Ld,—Die-

Eastern and Australian S. S. Co.— thelm k Co.

L. ('gliastro

Hambtirg-Amerika Linie-—Diethelm & k Co.

Co. Rotterdam Lloyd—Diethelm k Co.

Haig k Co., J.—L. Ogliastro k Co.

Houbigant-Cfteramy—Diethelm k Co. Silver-Java-Pacific

Co.

Line—Diethelm k

Jacob

COCHIN-CHINA

SAIGON

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

America!) Asiatic Under writevSrr-Com- Cie. Generale Transatlantique—Mes-

pagnie Franco-Amerieaij8er4’:4^ufances sageries Maritimes

American Cie. des Hants Plateaux Intio-

CdmpagnieInternational Underwriters--

FranpO-Americaine d As- chinois—Cie. de Commerce

Navigation d’Extreme Orient et de

surances

American Maiil Line—Louis Ogliastro Comite des Assureurs Maritimes de

& Co. Paris—Denis Freres d’Indochine

American Pioneer Line—Diethelm & Compagnie des Bois d’Indo-chineh—

Co. Export and Import Co., Ltd.

Anglo-French Textile Co.— Louis Compagnie Cotiere de PAnnam—Denis

Ogliastro & Co. Freres d’Indochine

Asahi Marine and Fire Insurance Co., Cojnpagnie Generale d’Assurances—

Ld.—Export and Import Co., Ld. A. B. David & Co., Ltd.

Asia Life Insurance Co. — Compagnie Crosse & Blackwell — Louis Ogliastro

Franco-Americaine d’Assurances & Co.

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.—Society Canard Steamship Co., Ld. Cie.de

Commercial Francaise de I’lndo-China Commerce et de Na-v. d’Extreme

Automobiles Renault—Cie de Com- Orient

merce

Orient et de Navigation d’Extreme Gunard Steamship Co., Ld.-—Export

and Import Co., Ld.

Bankers Traders Insurance Co., Ltd, Danish East eAsiatic C<5., deLtd.Find

— Societe

—Export & Import Co., Ltd. Commercial Francaise rich in e

Bank Line, Ld.—Export and Import Dean & Dawson—Diethelm & Co.

Co., Ld. Directory and Chronicle of the Far

Ben Line, steamers. Ltd.—A. B. David East—Cie. de Commerce et de Nav.

& Co., Ltd. d’Extreme Orient.»,! W

British India S. N. Co., Ltd.—Messageries i Dunlop RubberCo. pi©, de'd’Extreme

Maritimes et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient

California Packing Corporation—Louis Eastern and Australiah Steamship

Ogliastrb & Ob. Ld.—Export and Import Co., Ld.Co.,

Central Agency, Ltd, — Louis j Ellermaun

Ogliastro & Co. Denis Freres d’Indochine

China Mutual Steam Wa v. Co., Ltd. Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd,

—Cie. de Commerce' eti dd Navigtion j —EHerman’s

; Arraqan Bice & Trad:

d’Extrenpie, Orient ; hig Cb!, Ltd.

Cie d’Assurance Generals Centre

PIncendie & les Explosions—Louis | Furness, Withy & Co., Ld.—Export

and Import Co., Ld.

Ogliastro & Co.

Cjie/—Louis

d’AsiSgmnce. (^enerales,

Ogli astro & do. sur la Vie | ance Co.—Denis Fire

General Accident, and Life Insur-

Freres d’Indochine

Cie d’Assurances “Le Nord”--Louis Haig & Co!, John—Louis. Ogliastro

Ogliastro & Co! & Co.

E56 AGEN GIE S—SAIGON

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Diethelm & National Fire Insurance Co.—L’Union

Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri-

Co. caine

Holland Oost-Azie Lijn—Djetholm & Nederland Line, Royal Dutch Mail—

Co. Diethelm & Co.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.— Netherlands Insurance Co.,The—Die

A. B. David & Co., Ltd. thelm & Co.

Jacob & Co, (W. R.)^-Louis Ogliastro Netherlands

thelm &; Co.

Fire Insurance Co.—Die-

& Co. Netherlands India Tourist Office—Die-

Java-Chinia-Japan Line — Diethelm & thelm & Co.

.Co. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., The

“K.L.M. Air Service—Diethelm & —Diethelm & Co.

Co. Nippon Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—

“K.N.I.L.M.’, Air Service—Diethelm Nippon Export hnd Import Co., Ld

& Co. Yusen Kaisha—Denis Freres

d’Indochine

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.—Diethelm & Norddeutscher

Co. Lloyd—Diethelm & Co..

Klaveness Line—Sop. Commerciale Fran- North Co., British Mercantile

Ltd.—Cie, Insurance

de, Commerce,

caisfe de iMndo-Cliina Navigation d’Extrerrte Orient et de

L'Union Incendie —Denis Freres Ocean Steamship

Commerce Co., Ltd.—Cie.

et de Navigation de

d’Extreme

d’Indochine Orient

L’Urbaine & La Seine—Soc. Com- Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Messageries

merciale Franeaise de L’Indo-Chine Maritimes

L’Urbaine, Paris (Fire)—Societe Com-

merciale Francaise de L’Indo-Chine Fare’s Confectionery Works—Louis

Ogliastro & Co.

L’Urbaine, Paris (Life)—Societe Com- Peninsular

merciale Francaise de L’Indo-Chine tion Co.—andLouis Oriental Steam Naviga-

Ogliastro & Cot.

"La Cordialite” Cie. Franco-Suisse Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.— Cie.

d’Assurances—Diethelm & Co.

"La Flandre”, Cie Francaise d’Assur- d’Extreme Orient de Navigation

de Commerce et

ance:—Diethelm & Co. Phoenix Assurance fJo., Ltd.—Soc. Indo-

La Societe Franeaise des Char bo ti- chinoise de Commerce, Ltd.

llages de Tonkin—Denis Freres Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.—L’Union

d’Indochine Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri-

La Societe Indo-chinoise des Alumettes caine

de Benthuy—Denis Freres d’Indo Queensland insurance Co., Ltd.

chine Cie. de Commerce

La Sooiete "La Tabac du Glove’’-- d’Extreme

Denis Freres d’Indochine Orient et de Navigation

Le Nord—Louis Ogliastro & Co. Remington Typewriter Co.—Denis

Lloyd’s—Denis Freres d’Indochine Freres d’Indochine

Rickmers Line—Export and Import

Mansfield

merce & Co., Ltd. -Cie de Com- Co., Ld.

Orient et de Navigation d’Extreme Robin,& Co.

Jules, S. A. —Louis Ogliastro

Mitsubishi Marine, and Fire Insurance Rotterdam Lloyd, Royal Dutch Mail

Co.—Denis Freres d’Indochine —Diethelm &; Co.

Moller Line, Ltd.—Societe Commer- Royal Exchange Assurance—Export &

ciale Francaise de L’Indo-Chine Import Co., Ltd.

AGENCIES—SAIGON E57

Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation Tanqueray Gordon & Co., Ltd.— Louis

—Denis Freres d’Indochine Ogliastro & Co.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Diethelm Union insurance Society of Can-

& Co.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Louis ton, Ltd. Cie. de Commerce et de

Navigation d’Extreme Orient

Ogliasitro & Co. Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P. Ltd.—Louis Ogliastro & Co.

M. Line)—Diethelm & Co. Cnian Insurance Society of Canton,

Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.—Soc. Ltd.—Export and Import Co., Ltd.

Commerciale Francaise de 1’Indo-China Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

—Cie. de Commerce et de Navigation

Silver-Java-Pacific Line—Diethelm & d’Extreme

Co. Orient

Socicte des Garages Charner Cie. Union Oil 0o. of California—Eller-

de Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex- man’s

Ltd.

Arracan Rice & Trading Co.

treme Orient

South African Railways and Harbours Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.—Soc. Commerciale Francisco

—A. B. David & Co., Ltd.

South British Insurance Co.—Denis de I’lndoohine

Freres d’Indochine Wilh. Wilhelmsen—Soc. Commerciale

Sun Insurance Office (Fire)—Eller- Francaise de Flndochine

man’s Arraoan Rice & Trading Co.,

Ltd. Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — Denis

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Societe Freres d’Indoohine

Commerciale Francaise de 1’Indo- Yamashita Kisen Kaisha—Export and

chine Import Co.

CAMBODGE

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Gfrargeurs * Reunis—Compagnie ’ Sai- j Messageries Maritimes — Compagnie

■gonnaise de Navigation et de Tran- | 'Saigonnaise ../de: Navigation .et di-

sports I Transports ,)

SIAM

BANGKOK

{For DetoAls of Addresses, etc. Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ainerican Bantam Cars—Ipekdjian London Assurance Corpn.—Ellerman’s

Bros., Ltd. Arracan Rice and Trading Co.

Bangkok Docks, Ltd. — United Engi- Mungo Scott, Ltd., Sydney—Ipekdjian

neers, Ltd. Borthers, Ltd.

Carl Schlieper—Ewongi Koh Long Royal Exchange Assurance Corpora-

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Imperial tion- -Ipekdjianters, Ltd.

Chemical Industries (Manila), Ltd SamarangSea & Five Insurance Co., Ltd.

—Ipekjan Brothers, Lid.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—The Siam Schering Kalbaum—Kwong Koh Long

Steam Navigation Co., Ld. Seiberling Rubber Go., Ohis, U.S.A.—

Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Mark’s Tyre Store

Ld.—Ellerman’s Arracan Rice and South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Trading Co., Ltd —Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd.

Kinapton & Sons, W. S. Ipekdjian Sun Insurance Office^—Ellerman’s Arra-

Brothers, Ltd. can Rice and Trading Co., Ltd.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

SINGAPORE

'fr'or Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

1r Abctfieen - & Coi^jjjpnwealth Line— China

Mansneld & Co., Ltd. Co. •Can Co.y Ltd.^Hooh Seek Trading

' Ainslie & Heilbron (Distillers), Ltd.— China Mutual Steam: Navigation Cos—

1| Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Mansfield & Go. . •

Amalgamated Dairies, Ltd.—Singapore Lluetic Peabody, Inc.—Teh Co.,’s

Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Trading Society

’ Ardath' Tobacco Co., Ld.—Malayan Cunard White Star, Ltd.—Mansfield

Tobacco Distributors, Ld. & 06., Ltd.

1 Arliotts. Ltd.—Singapore Cold Storage Dfuv:,.$enCo.

Co., Ltd.

' Australian Commonwealth Railways— Storage Oo., Ltd. Singapore ,. Cold

Mansfield & Lid:, Ltd. Directory and Chronicle of the Far

East The

Bureau, Ltd. Advertising & Publicity

| Austv^lian. National, Airways Pty.j ,

Ltd.—Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Dottridge Bros., Ltd. — Singapore

Australian Oriental Line—Mansfield & Casket Co.

1 Co. Dunlop Rubber Co.—H. M. de Souza

B^ngai Chemical & Pharm. Works, & Co.

* Ltd.—Naina Mohamed & Sons Eng Moh Soap Factory—M. Jumabhoy

Berger apdy Wiyth^-.Tpl, - & Co. (s Trad-. & Co.

ing Society ‘Eradico’ Anti-vermin Solution—Boon

| Blue .Funnel Line—Mansfield & Co.y Seng &' Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Eyssen, Ltd., H.—L. K. Laing & Co.

Brit;sh-American., Tobacco Co., Ld,— * F. M. S. Railways—Mansfield & Co.,

Malayan.' Tjoipftcco .-Distributors,,- Ld.

! British Belting & Asbestos, Iitd.— Ltd.

Belting & Asbestos Co. Fairbank Kirby (Grimsby), Ltd.—

l British Brands, Ltd.—Singapore Cold L. K. Laing & Co.

I Storage Co., Ltd. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.—Union

British Oxygen Co.r Ltd.—Far East Insurance Society of Canton

) Oxygen and :Acptylenfi Co., Ltd. Florists’ Sundries & Wreath Co.—

| Burmah, Oil Co., Ltd., The—The Singapore Casket Co.

i Scotia Lubricating Oil Co. ‘Fortress’ Brand Soft Soap — Boon

Butler Air Transport Co.-^-Mansfield Seng A Co., Ltd.

* & Co., Ltd. Guardian Assurance Co.r—H. M. de

Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.— Souza & Co.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Guinea Airways, Ltd.—Mansfield &

“Celotex”—Pliotex, Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Champion’ Outboard Motors — Boon Hadfields (Australia), Ltd. — Fogden,

Seng & Co., Ltd. Brisbane

E60 AGENCIES—SINGAPORE

Ham burg-Amerika Linie—N. V. Straits Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co.,

Java Trading Co. Ltd.—Mansfield

Harrods Ltd., London — Singapore Macrobertson Miller Aviation Co., Ltd.—

Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Mansfield fe Co., Ltd

Henschel Diesel Trucks — Federated "Marbrunite”—The Nouveaux Co.

Motors, Ltd.

Holdenson & Nielson Fresh Food ing Co.Bros., Ltd.—Hoon Seek Trad-

Marsh

Pty., Ltd.—Singapore Cold Storage Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd.—Singapore

Co., Ltd. ' Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Holland East Asia Line—Nederland Line, Morris Cars

Royal Dutch Mail Malayan Motors, Ltd.

Hua Khiow Steamship Co.—Mansfield Motor Master Blue Crown Spark

& Co., Ltd. Plugs—Yew Aik & Co.

Humboldt-Dentz-M.otoren A. G.—N.Y.

Straits Java Trading Co. National Carbon Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

Trading Society

Hutton Pty., Ltd., J. C.—Singapore National

Cold Storage Cp., Ltd. Underwriters . Agency —

Royal Exchange Assurance Inc.

I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G.—N. V. New Zealand Co-operative Honey

Straits Java Trading Co. Producers’ Assoc., Ltd.—Singapore Cold

Ibrahim Sheriff—M. M. Abdul Rahim Storage Co.

& Co. New Zealand Govt. Tourist Bureau—

Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Mansfield & Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Indian Trans-continental Airways, Opel Co.

Cars & Trucks—Brinkroann k

Ltd.—Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— Oval Manufacturing Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd. Trading Society

“Inwald”—The Nouveaux Co. Pan American Airways (Inc.)—Mans-

field & Co., Ltd.

Irrawaddy Flotilla Co., Ltd.—Mans- Parkinson

field & Co., Ltd. (Doncaster), Ltd., S.—

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Italian Marble Co.—Singapore Casket Paterson,

Co. Simons & Co., Ltd.—Royal

Exchange Assurance, Inc.

Jantzen Knitting Mills—Tel.

Trading Society Eastern Dental Supply Co.

K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways)— “Plibrico”—Pliotex, Ltd.

Pliotex, Ltd.—Sternberg & Co.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd

K. N. I. L. M. (Royal Netherlands Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.—Mans-

Indian Airways)—Mansfield & Co., field & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Keiller & Sons,' Ltd., James—Singa- Queensland Meat Export Co., Ltd.—

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Kraft Cheese Co., Ltd., Hayes—Sin- Storage Co., Ltd.Ltd.—Singapore Cold

QuinnetteProducts,

gapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Kong Hing Hung—Kian Guan Hin ‘Romac’ Fire Extinguishers — Boon

Oil Mill Co. Seng & .Co.,, Ltd.

Kraft, Phenix Cheese Corp.—Singa- Royal State Railways of Siam—

pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Kraft Walker Cheese Co., Pty., Ltd.— Royal Windsor Motor Oils—Yew Aik

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. & Co.

AGENOLEStt-SINGAPOEE—pen an g E61

Russell, J. A. & Co.—Royal Exchange ! “Thermolux”—The Nouveaux Co.

Assurance, Inc. Tuck & Co., Ltd.—Belting & Asbestos

Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Ltd.— Co.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Van den Bergs, Ltd.—Singapore Cold

Sarawak Steamship Co., (1927) Ltd.— > Storage Co., Ltd.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Vauxhall & Buick Cars—Federated

Shaw, Savill & Albion Co., Ltd.— ; Venesta,Motors, Ltd.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Ltd. — Fogden, Brisbane &

i

Siam Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.— Victorious Co., Ltd.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. & Co., A. V.—Tel. & Co.’s

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd—Erasmic “Vitrea”—TheTrading Society

Co., Ltd Nouveaux Co.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—•Bee Huat ! W. K. & C. Peace, Ltd.—Belting V

& Co. Asbestos Co.

Straits Settlements Flour Mills— | Wahl Eversharp Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

Singapore General Stores Trading Society

Sydney MeatStorage

pore Cold Preserving

Co., Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.—Singa- Whiteaway Cyder Co., Ltd.—Singa-

pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

“Tafa’;—The Nouveaux Co. Whitworth & Mitchell, Ld.—Tel. &

Co.’s Trading Society

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co. Ltd—Singa- Whlliamson & Co., Ltd.—Singapore

pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Teacher & Son, Ltd., Wm.—Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W.—Royal

Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co., Exchange Assurance, Inc.

Ltd.—Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Wolseley Cars—Malayan Motors, Ltd.

PHNAN G

(/'or Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Chargeurs Reunis—Moine Comte & Krementz A Co.—Wassiamull, Asse-

Co., Ltd. nt all & Co.

Colupabia Gramophones & Records—

Robinson Piano Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Marconi Radio—Robinson Piano Co.

E. M. de Souza & Co.—Kim Keng (S.S.), Ltd.

Leong & Co. Messageries Maritimes—Moine Comte

& Co., Ltd.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Straits Java Nederland Line & Rotterdam Lloyd—

Trading Co. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Holland-East Asia Line—Koninklijke

Paketvaart Maatschappij Pacific-Java-Bengal Line—Koninlijke

1. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.—Straits Paketvaart Maatschappij

Java Trading Co. Trufood—Dispensary (1929), Ltd.

E62 AGENCIES—MALACCA

MALACCA

{For Details of Addresses, etc-, of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—H. M. New Selandor Estate- H. M. de Souza

de Souza & Co. & Co.

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Chuan & North British & Mercantile Insurance

Co. Co., Ltd.—H. M. de Souza & Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Koh Keng Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Bock Jt Co. poration, Ltd.—H M. de Souza &

Co.

Guardian (Fire) Assurance Co., Ltd. Senang Hati Estate— H. M. de Sou za A Co.

—H.JVL de Soiaza.'& Co. Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—Koh Keng

Ho

Co. Giap Estate—H M. de Souza Sun Life Assurance' Co. of Canada—

H.M. de Souza & Co.

Liverpool A London & Globe Insurance I Wee Chin Kam & Co.—Heyea Agency

Co., Ltd.—Koh Keng Bock & Co.

<

FEDERATED MALAY STATES

PERAK

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

All-Nu Products Co.—United Import- Holmes & Sons, Ltd., W. H.—United

ers, Ltd. Importers, Ltd.

Allen Co.—United Importers, Ltd. Mobile Oils—Teluk Anson Cash Chemists

Automatic Water Filter Co.—United Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpn.

Importers, Ltd.

Ayrton Saunders & Co., Ltd.—United —Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co-, Ltd,

Impoiters, Ltd Sanitte Rubber Corpn.—United Im-

Easy Washing Co.—United Importers, porters, Ltd.

Ltd. Stanley Earl & Co., Ltd.—United Im-

General Electric Co., Ltd., England— porters, Ltd.

Einta Electrical Distribution Co., Young & ' Co.—United Importers,

Ltd. ' Ltd.

SELANGOR

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Lloyd Agency, Ltd.—Thomas, Greene, Jourdain & Co., Ltd., Blyth—

Ong & Co. Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Asia Life Insurance Co.—Thomas, Ong International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

& Co.

Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld. — Kean N. Y. PhilipsOngRadio-J.

Thomas, & Co.

B. Kinsey & Co.

Leong & Co.

Fine Art & General Insurance Co., Ltd. Singer Sewing Machine—Thomas, Ong

Thomas, Ong & Co. & Co.

NEGRI SEMBILAN

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— I Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Seremban

Seremban Trading Co. | Trading Co.

JOHORE

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Asia Life Insurance Co., Ltd.—D. J. Leerdam

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.—D. J. Leerdam

TRENGGANU

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.—United Trading 'Co.

■Danish Islands Preserved Butter Co., Denmark—United Trading Co.

Kodak, Ld.—United Trading Co.

NETHERLANDS INDIES

SEMARAKG

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Anglo-Saxoo. Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Ned. Ind. Tank Stoomboot—Bataafs-

Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. che Petroleum Mij.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. — Bataafsche

Petroleum Mij. Pacific Java-Bengal Line—^‘‘Neder-

Colas Co.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. land ” Stoomvaart Mij.

i'linkote & General Advisory Co., Silver Java Pacjiic Line—-“Neder-

Ltd.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. land” Stoomwa,rt Mij.

Java-New Tork Line—“Nederland” State Shipping Service—Pitcairn,

Stoomwaart Mij. Sym & Co.

PADANG

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Amsterdamsche Maatschappy van Oultuur My. “Talamau”—Van Houten

Levensverzekering—Ge breeders Veth’s Steffan & Co.

Han d elmaatschappy Cultuur My. “ Taloeg Goenoeng

Assurantie My. “ Veritas ”—Gebroe- Van Houten Steffan & Co.

ders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy Ounard Steamship Co., Ltd.—Gebroe-

ders Veth’s Handelmaatschappjr

Brand Verzekering My. “ Mercurius ”

—Van Houten Steffan & Co. ,£ Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.—Van Hou-

ten Steffan & Co.

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

—Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaatsch- “Fatum”—Gebroeders Veth’s Handel-

appy maatschappy

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Lloyds—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Hertford—Warner, Barnes

Ld. Magdeburger—Gebroeders Veth’s Han-

Cultuur My. “Danan Gadang”—Van delmaatschappy

Houten Steffan & Co.

Cultuur My. “Korintji”—Handels- N.I.L.L.M.Y.—Van Houten Steffan

maatschappy Guentzel & Schumacher Co.

AGENCIES—PADANG—MACASSAR—E. C. OF SUMATRA E65

Nederl. Sfcomv. My. “ Ocean ”—Geb- Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gebroe-

roeders Yeth’s Handelmaatschappy ders Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Polyhonwerke

Steffan & Co.

A.G. — Van Houten

—Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmy.

Queensland

Nederlandsche Lloyd—Van Houten Steffan & Co. Insurance Co., Ltd.—Van

Steffan & Co.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Van Houten Royal Insurance Co.—Van Houten

Steffan & Co.

Steffan & Co. Samarangsche Zee & Brand Ass. My.

—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

Ocean Steamship Co. — Gebroeders Union Assurance Co.—Gebroeders

Veth’s Handelmaatschappy Veth’s Handelmaatschappy

Oost Indisohe—Van Houten Steffan West Sumatra Rubber and Koffie Cul-

MACASSAR

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sectiom)

Blue Funnel Line—Michael Stephens Lloyd’s London—Michael Stephens &

& Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Union Insurance Society of Canton,

and China—Michael Stephens & Co.,

Ltd. Ltd.—Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ass. My. De Nederlanden van 1848— I Motor Union Insurance Co.—Van Nie

Van Nie & Co. | & Co.

THE PHILIPPINES

MANILA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Acme Blue Funnel Line—Hanson, Orth &

Co., Code

Inc. Co. — Philippine Education Stevenson, Inc.

Adriatica Steamship Co. — F. E. Bogo Medellin Milling Co., Inc. — Theo.

Zuellig, Inc. H. Davies' & Co., Ltd.

Alliance' Assurance'LCd., Ltd. — Smith, Borden & Sons, Inc., M.O.D., New

Bell & Co., Ld. York—Kummer and Comins

American Bleached Cotton Goods Co., Bovril, Ltd.—Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.

Inc., New York — Kummer and Brand & Co., Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Comins British and ForeignBellMarine

American Mail Line—The Robert Dol-

lar Co. ' Co.; Ltd.—Smith, & Co., Insurance

Ltd.

American International Underwriters British- Indian S.N. Co.,'Ltd.^Smith,

— American Asiatic Underwriters, Bell & Co., Ltd

Ltd. British Traders Assurance Co.—Smith

American and ; Manchurian Line-1- Bell & Oo., Ld.

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. .oD British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

American Optical Co.—H. E. Seacock Co. —Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

American Paper Exports, Inc.—F.: E. Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.—Macondray

Zdellig, Inc. , ’ & Go., Inc:

Assicurazioni Generali-Trieste — Zuellig Caledonian Insurance Co.—Guttridge

& con Knobelsdorff and Chambers, Inc.

Atlas Assurance Co.—Fernandez Her- Cannon Mills Inc., New York—Kum-

manns, Inc. mer and Comins

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.^—Macondray Canton,

& Cd.y Ihic'.'" Bell & Insurance

Co., Ltd. pJRcnLtd-,^ySmith,

'

Australian-Oriental, Ltd.—Yuill & Co., Cebu Sugar Co. Inc.—Theo. H. Davies Jr

Ltd. Co.,. Ltd.

Bank Line—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd: Chance Yought Corp.—T. J. Wolff &

Co., Inc.

Barber Line—Macondray & Co., Inc. China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Warner,

Barber Wilhemsen Line—Macondray Barnes & Co., Ld.

& Co., Inc. China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

Barrell Co., William L.—Kummer Ltd.—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

and Comins China Navigation Co., Ltd. — Smith,

Bayer Co.—Sterling Products Inter- Bell & Oo., Ld.

national, Inc. Chiron-Werke, Tuttlingen (Germany)

Bell & Howell Co.— Denniston, Inc. —Inhelder Walchl Co., Ld.

Ben Line Steamers—Hanson, Orth & Chrysler Corporation—Luneta Motor

Stevenson, Inc. Co.

Bernese Alps Milk Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Cleeves, Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Bibby Line—Warner, Barnes & Co., Commercial Refrigerator Mfg. Co.—H. E.

Ltd. Heacock Co.

AGENCIES—MANILA E67

Commercial Union Assui'ance■ Go., Ld. Gebr. Inc.

Junghans A.-G.—F. E. Zuellig,

—Smith Bell & Co., Ld.

; COnhect-icut Fire Insurance Co. of General'Fireprooting

Co.

Co.—H. E. Heacock

Hartford—Warner, Barnes

Coutinho, Caro & Co.—F. E. Zuellig, General Insurance Cp,', Ld. of Trieste

Inc. . .j and Venice (Marine)—G. Kelling,

Crawford-MacGrhgfeHCo.—C.- Alkah, Inc- Inc.

Cjanard-White Star, Ltd. — Warner Georg Dralle—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Barries & Co., Ltd. G^rmanischer Lloyd — N.V. Behn

Deutsche Lufthansa A. G.—German Gillespie. Meyer & Co, H. Mij.

Steamship Agencies (P.I.), Inc. Bros, Ltd.—Macondray &

' Deutsche' Zepplin Reederei A. G.— Glens Cd, lilC; : •, ,

German Steamship Agencies (P.I.')r .Yq^—Laqdahl-.Lnc/, Falls Insurance Co. of New

Inc.

Directory and Chronicle cF the Glen Line, Ld.—International Harves-

Far East -Hanson, Orth: arid Steven- ter Co. of Philippines ,

• 80H4- Inci':'. ! '■ ■ • ' Glens Falls Ipscp., C°. -9?dNew York—

Dodweii Castle ' Line—Macondray & i(C, Kelli rig,' Inc.

Co., Inc. Gossard Co, H. W.—T. J; Wolff & Co,

) Dollar Steamship Lirie—The Robert Inc.

, Doliar Co. i;, / Great Eastern Life Assurance Co,

i Dollfus-Mieg & Col—F. E. Zuellig, Ltd, Singapore—O. W. Rosenstock

IlKi. ,0.) r . . ■ ■. Guardian Assurance Co, Ld.—Ker &

Draper-Maynard Co.—C. Alkan, Inc. Co, Ltd.

| E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co:— Hamburg-Amerika Linie — German

Macondray & Co., Inc. Steamship Agencies (P.I.), Inc.

‘ Earnshaws Docks & Honolulu Iron Works Hamilton Standrad Propeller Co.—

; —Theo. H.T Davies &• Co,, Ltd. T. J. Wolff & Co, Inc.

) Eastern <1 Australian Steamship Co Hellesens Batteries—T. J. Wolff & Go,

—Smith. Bell, & ,ConT-Ld. Inc.

Eastman Kodak Co.—Denniston, Inc. Henkel & Cie—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

> Edgar Alleri

i Elgin

at Co.Natioriar W'atdh Co.—H. E. Heacock' Hoffmann-La Roche & Co, F.—In-

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.— helder Walch Co, Ltd.

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Holland-America Line—Eastern and

\ Ethelburga-

bes,'Mu-rifi'A Trading Co.', . Ltd.—For- Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd.

Cdi, Ltd. Holland-East-Asia Line—Eastern and

Fidelity and Surety Co.—Union Insur- Hongkong Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd.

ance Society of Captoa. Ltd. and Whampori Dock Co,

Fire Association of Philadelphia, Hueblin Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co, Ld.

Pennsylvania—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. & Bros., G. F.—F.E. ZuelHg,

Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark— Inc.

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Hugo Schneider A.-G.—F. E. Zuellig,

t EranJdin, Manufacturing Co., New Huntley Inc.

| York—Kummer and Comins & Palmers, Ltd.—F. E. Zuel-

Frigidaire,' Ltd,-r H. E., Heacbck Co. lig, Inc.

Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co, Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Smith, : Bell

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co, Ld. Co, Ltd. ' '

E68 AGENCIES—MAN ILA

Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Warner, Barnes Moller Line—Hanson, Orth & Steven-

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Monroe Calculating Machine Co.—H. E.

Ltd.—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Heacock Co,

Isthmian S.S. Co.—International Har Mosler Safe.Co-—H. E. Heacock Co.

vester Co., of Philippines Mutual Orange Distributors of Cali-

Iltaia Steamship Co. — F. E. Zuellig, fornia—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Inc.. ^ . Nashua Mfg. Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Jahtzen

Inc. Knitting Mills Co.^—C. Alkan, National Aniline & Chemical Co.—F.

E. Zuellig, Inc.

Java China-Japan-Line—Eastern and j National Union Fire Insurance Co.

Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd. —^American Asiatic Underwriters,

Johnson Motors Co.—C. Alkan, Inc. Inc.

Juilliard

Zuellig, Inc. Eastern & Philippines Shipping

K. P. M. Line—Eastern and Philip- New Agencies, Ltd.

pines Shipping Agencies. Ltd. Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha—Roosevelt Nippon Yusen Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Steamship Co., Inc. Kaisha — Warner,

Barnes & Co.

Kerr S.S. Co., Inc.—Roosevelt S.S. Norddeutscher

Agency, Inc. Lloyd—German Steam-

Klaveness Line—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. ship Agencies (P.I.), Inc.

Kloeckner Eisen—Forbes, Munn & t Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—Theo.

H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Kokusai Kisen Kaisya — American Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society,

Ltd.—Guttridge and Chambers, Inc.

Steamship Agencies, Inc.

Kummer, Comins & Co., Inc., New Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.—Smith

York—-Kummer and Comins Bell & Co., Ld.

Lancashire Insurance Co. — F. E. j Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.—

State Steamship Co.

Zuellig, Inc. Oxo, Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Law, Union and Rock Insurance Co., I

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Pacific Commercial Co.—Union Insur-

Legal and GeneralandAssurance,

Ld.—Guttridge Chambers, Soc.,

Inc. jj ance Society Airways

of Canton, Ltd.

Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.— Pan-American

Zuellig, Inc.

System—F. E.

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Pearl Assurance Co.—Warner, Baines

Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co.—Smith, | & Co.

Bell & Co., Ltd.

Lloyd Triestino-Steamship Co.—F. E, Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co.—

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Zuellig, Inc.

Lloyd’s Agents—Ker & Co., Ltd Perfection

Co., Inc. Stove Co. — T. J. Wolff

London & Scottish Assurance Corp.. Perfection Stoves—T. J. Wolff & Co.,

Ltd.—Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Inc.

Lowenstein & Sons, Inc., M.—F. E. Philco Radio Co.—H. E. Heacock Co.

Zuellig, Inc.

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Hanson, Philippine Inter-Island Steamship

Co.—The Robert Dollar1 Co.

Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Philips China Co., New York—Kum-

Mirrlees, Eickerton

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Mirrlees, Watson Co., Ltd. — Warner, j Sterling ProductsCo., International,

Phillips Chemical Chas. H.—

Barnes & Co., Ltd. Inc.

AGENCIES- -MANILA E69

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Ker & Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—In-

I Co., Ltd. ternational Harvester Co. of Philip-

j Pott Cassels & Williamson—Warner, pines

j Barnes & Co., Ld. Swiss Serum and Vaccine Institute--

I Pratt <& Whithey Aircraft Co.—T. J. Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd.

I Wolff & Co., Inc. Switzerland G.eneral Insurance Co., Ltd.

Prince Line, Ltd.—Roosevelt Steam- —F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

| ship Agency, Inc.

Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.^-F. E. Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co-—

The Robert Dollar Co.

Zuellig, Inc. Thompson Water Tube Boilers, Ltd.,

i Remington Rand, Inc. —H. E. Heacock Co. John—Warner, Barnes & Co.

: Robin Hood Mills, Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Thompson, Ld. (S. & J.)—Roosevelt

| Inc. Steffamship Agency, Inc.

i Roosevelt Steamship Co., Inc. — State Tirrenia Steamship Co.—F. E. Zuel-

[ Steamship Co. lig, Inc.

j' “Rotterdam Lloyd”, Royal Mail Line Tokyo Marine and Fire Insurance

—Eastern and Philippines Shipping Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

S. Agencies, Ld.

[. Royal Dutch Air Line^-Eastern and Transatlantic Steamship Co., Ld.—

Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc.

Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd. Trommer,

’ Royal Netherlands Indies Airways— Zuellig, Ine. John F. — F. E.

Inc.,

Eastern and Philippines Shipping Turner Halsey Export Corporation. New

'! Agencies, Ltd.

; Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Forbes, York—Kuturner & Cumins

Munn & Co., Ld. United Aircraft Exports Corp.—T. J.

Wolff & Co., Ino,

! Sabater Sales Co.—Universal Optical Co. United

Sandoz Chemical Works—Inhelder, Theo. States Fire Insurance Co.—

H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Walch Co., Inc.

i; Scottish Union & National Insurance Van Houten & Zoon, C. J.—F. E.

| Co.—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Zuellig, Inc.

r; Inc.

; Sea Insce. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes Watkins Co., R. L.—Sterling Products

International, Inc.

|; & Co., Ld.

I Sikorksky Aviation. Corp.—T. J. Wolff & Co., Ltd.Milling Co.—Forbes,'Munn

Weiiatchee

: & Co., Inc.

j Silver-Java Pacific Line — Roosevelt West Australian Service—Hanson,

Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Steamship Agency, Inc.

I South British- Insurance) Co., Ld.— Western Clock, Cov—H. E. Heacock Co.

Smith Bell & Co., Ld.

j Sperry Flour Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Wilh. Wilhelmsen (European) Line—

Macpndray & Co,, Inc.

| Stafford & Co., Inc., G. A.—F. E. William L. Barrell Co., New York -Kum-

| Zuellig, Inc, mer & Comins

a States Shipping Service—Hanson, Willys Export Corporation — Luneta

Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Motor Co.

I Sterling Products, Inc., New York— Winchester Repeating Arms Co.—C. Al-

Sterling Products International, kan, Inc.

Inc.

| St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.— Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

, Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

I gun Insurance Office, Ld.—Ker & Co., Ltd. Yankee Export & Trading Co., Inc.

— F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

i Superfex

Inc. Refrigerators -T. J. Wolff & Co., Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Han

i Swan Pencil Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. son, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

E70 AGENCIES—ILOILO

i l o:1 ILO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ben Line—Warner, Barnes & Co., [! Imperial Airways, Ltd. — Warner,

Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Bibby Line—Warner, Barnes & Co., Java-China-Japan Line — Menzi A

Ld. Co., Inc.

Blue Funnel Line—Warner, Barnes & John Thompson Water Tube Boilers,

Co., Ltd. Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— “K.L.M.” Air Service—Menzi & Co.,

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Inc.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.- "K.N.I.L.M.” Air Service—Menzi &

Wise & Co., Inc. Co., Inc

Commonwealth Insurance Co.—War- “K.P.M.” Line—Menzi & Co., Inc.

ner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.—War- Kokusai Kisen Kaisya—Warner, Bar-

ner, Barnes & Co., Ld. nes & Co., Ltd.

Cunard-White Star, Ltd. — Warner, Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance

Barnes & Co., Ltd. Co., Ld — Wise it Oo., Inc.

Dick, Ltd., R. & J.—Warner, Barnes “M.A.N.”—Menzi & Co., Inc.

& Co., Ld.

East Asiatic Co.—Menzi & Co., Inc Madrigal Line—Warner, Barnes &

Co., Ltd.

Ellerman Line—Warner, Barnes & Mirrlees, Bicfeerton & Day. Ld.—

Co., Ltd. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Elmac, Inc.-L-Euenele & Streiff, Inc. Mirrlees,’ Watson & Co., Ld.—War-

Fuso Marine and1 Fire Insurance Co., ner/Barnes & Oo., Ld.

Ltd.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Netherland Insurance Co. est. 1845

German Nitrogen Syndicate—Menzi (Ltd.)—Menzi & Co., Inc.

& Co., Inc. Netherland Line—Menzi & Co.. Inc.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld —Wise Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Warner, Barnes

& Co., Inc. & Co., Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Menzi & Norddeutsche Insurance Co.—Menzi

Co., Inc. & Co., Inc.

Holland-Amerika Line—Menzi & Co., North China In see. C’p,,. Ld.—Wise

Inc. & Co., Inc.

Holland-East Asia Line—Menzi & North German Lloyd—Menzi & Co.,

do., Inc. Inc.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld—

Wise & Co., Inc. P.

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd!

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Warner,

I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.—Menzi Barnes & Go., Ld.

& Co., Inc. Potash Syndicate—Menzi & Co., Inc.

Iloilo Warehousing : Corporation— Prince Line- Warner, Barnes & Co.,

Warner, Bqmes & Co., Ld. Ld.

AGENCIES-ILOILO^CEBU-Z AM BOAXGA E71

Rickmers Line—Menzi & Co., Inc. South British Insurance

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—

Rotterdam Lloyd—Menzi & Co., Inc, Sperry Flour Co.—Warner, Barnes &

Salen Line—Warner, Barnes & Co., Co., Ld.

Ltd.

Sea Insce. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance

& Co.., Ld. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Silver Line—Warner, Barnes & Co., W. Wilhelmsen—Menzi & Co., Inc.

Ltd.

:Siiver-4ava-Pacific Line — Warner, Xjangtse ; Fire Insurapce Co., Ltd.—

Barnes & Co., Ltd. . Warner, Barpes & Co., Ltd..

CEBU

(For Details of Addresses, etc. Agents '‘See d'feceding Sections)

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.—W. F. Hamburg-Amerika Linie—N.Y. Behn,

Stevenson & Co., Inc. Meyer iCo., H. .Mij.

Ben Line—W. F. Stevenson & Co., Inc. Jaya-China-Japan-Lijn — W. F. Ste-

Bi ie Funner Line—W. F. Stevenson vehsoir & Cq., Inc.

&, Co., Inc.

British Traders' Insurance Co.—Han- “K.P.M. ”—W., I1. Ste\ enson & Co., Inc.

son, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Deutsche Lufthansa — N. V. Behn, Noreddutscher Lloyd—N. V. Behn,

Meyer & Co., H. Mij. Meyer &Co., H. Mij.

.Deutsche Zeppelinwerft—N. Y. Behn, Ocean S.S. Co., Ld.—Hanson, Orth

Meyer & Co., H. Mij.

Eliennan Line'—W. F. Stevenson & & Stevenson- Inc.

Co., Inc. Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga

Germanischer Lloyd — N. V. Behn, tion Co.—W. F. Stevenson & Co.,

Meyer & Co., H. Mij. . Inc.

ZAMBOANGA

(For Details of Ad,dresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line--The Robert Dollar Co.

Dollar Steamship Lines—The Robert Dollar Co.

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co.—The Robert Dollar Co.,

Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.—The Robert Dollar Co. '

BORNEO

SARAWAK

{For Details of Addresser, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—The Fraser & Neave, Ltd.—The Kuching

Kuchihg Agency, Ltd. Agency, Ltd.

Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd.—The Land k Son (Sheffield), Ltd., T.—The

Kuching Agency, Ltd. Kuching Agency, Ltd.

Bata Shoe Company, Ld.—Tan Sum Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Guan & Son Tan Sum Guan & Son

Clayton, Mayers Co., Ltd.—The Ku- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

ching Agency, Ltd. Tan Sum Guan & Son

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Orange-Crush Co., London, Ld.—Tan

Ld.—Tan Sum Guan & Son Sutra Guan & Son

Connell Bros. Co., Ltd.—The Ku- Paxamo Manufacturing Co.—The Ku-

ching Agency, Ltd. ching Agency, Ltd.

Decca Gramophone Co., Ltd.—The Remington Rand, Inc—Tan Sum Guan

Kuching Agency, Ltd. & Son

Ellams Duplicator Co., Ltd.—The Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd.-

Kuching Agency, Ltd. Tan Sum Guan & Son

Sylvia Cinema—The Kuching Agency,

Esbensen, P. F.—Tan Sum Guan & Ltd.

Son Tom Storey

Ford Motor Co. of Malay, Id.—Tan Union Assurance Sofciety, Ltd.—Tan

Sum Guan & Son Sum Guan & Son

SANDAKAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. Agents See Preceding Sections)

Agfa Photographic Goods—North Borneo Columbia Milk—The North Borneo

Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co.—North Borneo Dairymaid Butter—The North Borneo

Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co., Ltd.

Barker & Dobson’s Sweets—North DeBorneo Reszke Cigarettes—The North

Trading Co., Ltd.

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Bitulac Paints & Presservatives— Decarbo—The

Co., Ltd

North Borneo Trading

North Borneo Trading Co.. Ltd.

Bovril, Ld.—North Borneo Trading Decca & Decca-Polydor Gramophone

Records—The North Borneo Trading

Co., Ltd. CO*., Ltd.

Brown

Co., Ltd.c Pank’s—North Borneo Trading Gillespie’s Anchor Flour—The North

Borneo Trading Co.. Ltd.

Carbolex—The North Borneo' Trading Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Co., Ltd. North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

AGENCIES—SAN DAKAN E73

Harvey’s Port & Sherries—The North Rothmans Cigarettes — North Borneo

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co., Ltd.

Hor lick’s Malted Milk—The North Sandakan light and Power Co., Ltd.

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. —North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

India 1; Super ” Tyres—The North Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd.—North Bor-

neo Trading Co., Ltd.

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Silver Slipper Gins—The North Bor-

Killgerm Germicide — The North neo Trading Co., Ltd.

Borneo Trading Oo>., Ltd. Smedleys Canned Goods—The North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Lipton’s Teas—The North Borneo Smith & Hoey’s Wines and Spirits—

Trading Co., Ltd. The North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Solo Fruit Drinks—The North Borneo

Co., Ltd —North Borneo Trading Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. T. Beers & Stouts—The North Borneo

Trading Co., Ltd.

Martell’s Brandies—The North Borneo Thermos

Trading Co., Ltd. “Stronglas” Products—The

McOallun’s Whisky—The North Bor- TuaranNorth Borneo Trding Oo., Ltd.

neo Trading Co., Ltd. Rubber Estates, Ld.—North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Murray’s Cigarettes — The North Vat 69 Whisky—The North Borneo

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co., Ltd.

New, Chambers & Co., Ld., England Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C.C. - North

—Sandakan Dispensary, Ld. Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Pears Soaps—The North Borneo Trad- World Marine and General Insurance

Co.. Ltd.—North Borneo Trading

ing Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Redfern’s Rubber Good's—The North Zeiss Ikon—The North Borneo Trad-

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. ing Co.. Ltd.

JAPANESE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

•WEIGHTS

1 Kwam-me" or 1,000 Momme = . 8.2817077001 lbs. avoir., hr 3.7565217 kilogrammes

1 Tliyaku-me or 100 Momme = 0.8281707700 lb. avoir., or 37.565217 grammes

1 Momme or 10 Fun = 0.0082817077 1b. avoir., or 3.756521 grammes

1 Fun or 10 Rin = 0.0008281708 lb. avoir., or 0.375652 gramme

1 Rin or 10 Mo ^ . 0.0000828171 lb. avoir., or 0.037565 gramme

! Mo or 10 Shi = 0.0000082817 lb. avoir.,., or 0.003756 gramme

X gm . =&••''> 0.0000008282 lb. avoir., or 0.000375 gramme

60.1043472 kilogrammes

1 Hiyak-kin or 100 Kin = 132.5073232011 lbs. avoir., or 601.043472

1 Kin or 160 Momme 1.3250732320 lbs. avoir., or grammes

Apothecaries Weight—1 Eiyo or 4 Momme equal 0.0402683013 lb. troy.

[TRY 51EASUKE

1 Jo, make 10 Shaku —< about 3.314 yards English

1 Shaku makle MO Sun about 1 foot English

1 Sun make 10 Bu = about 1.18 inches English

LAND MEASURE

1 Ri make 36_Cho. -s . .2.44Q3.EngliBh miles

1 Cho make 60 Ken = 119.305 English yards

1 Ken make 6 Shaku = 59.653 English feet

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CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COVERING

JAPAN. CHINA, MALAYA, THE PHILIPPINES, SIAM,

NETHERLANDS INDIES, BORNEO. ETC.

ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Peiping

JAPAN Thomson & Co.—Grand Hotel des

Wagon-Lits

Kobe

Shanghai

Mackie and Co., F. W.—Crescent

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi Beck & Swann—17, The Bund

Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund

Tokyo Haskins Sc Sells—320, Szechuen Rd.

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews — 2,

Pearson & Oo.—6, Marunouchi, 2- Peking Road

chome, Kojimachi-ku Mortimer-Reid & Slee—18, The Bund

Thomson & Co.—20, Canton Road

Yokohama

Pearson & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho

Fischer, Emil S —15, ex-Austrian

CHINA Bund

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews — 4&

Hankow Victoria Road

Thomson

I Thomson & Co.—Union Buildings

MALAYA

Hong Kong

\ Linstead & Davis—.Exchange Bldg. Singapore

| Lowe, Bingham & Matthews — Chan Sze Onn & .Co.—96, Market St.

7, Queen’s Road Central

Roza, C. A. da.—296, Prince Edward Derrick & Oo. — Hongkong Bank

Chambers, Collyer Quay

Road

l Smith Percy, Seth & Fleming—6, Evatt & Co.—French Bank Building,

Raffles Place

Des Yoeux Road, Central

Thomson & Co.—Hong Kong Bank Gattey & Bateman, Inc. — Fullerton

Building I Building,

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E76 ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS

Jee An Chian & Co.—15, Chulia St. SIAM

Lowe, Bingham & Dunman—4, Laid- Bangkok

law Buildings

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union Donaldson & Lowden—9, Chartered

Building, Collyer Quay

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—Cecil Jlouse, Bank Lane

9. De Souza Street

Rennie, Lowiok & Co.—C.6-10, Hong NETHERLANDS INDIES

Kong Bank Chambers Batavia

Penang Fressen Hogeweg

Brown, Phillips & Stewart — 1a, Hegie, C.

Penang iStreet LOYENS & VOLKMAARS

Cheah Inn Kiong & Co.—18, Bishop McAuliffe, Davis en Hope

Street Vooren, H. J.

Evatt & Oo.—Chartered Bank Cham- Wolff, B.

bers

MoAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Chartered Sumatra

Bank Chambers

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Nillmij

Perak Building, Medan

Brown, Phillips & Stewart—Hong- THE PHILIPPINES

kong Bank Building, Ipoh

Evatt & Co.—Chartered Bank Cham- Manila

bers, Ipoh

Payne Davis & Co.—1, Hale Street, Bayne & Co., Henry Hunter—218,

Ipoh N.C.B. Building

Towers & Co. — Towers Chambers, Carrera & Co., Edward G.—112,

Ipoh Romero Salas, Ermita

Selangor Clarke & Larkin—308, Masonic Tem-

ple, Binondo

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd. — Holland Fleming & Williamson—G. de los

Reyes Bldg.

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Evatt & Co.—Mercantile Bank Build- Monks,

Tondo

A. C.—2326, Juan Luna (Int.),

ings, Kuala Lumpur

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co —12, White,

Bank

Page & Co.—National City

Building, Binondio

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Grenier & Co., Wai/ter—Kwong Yik

Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Cebu

Neille & Bell —1-3, Old Market

Square, Kuala Lumpur Walker, H. B.—P.O. Box 100

Ross

Road,& Kuala

Co., James

LumpurL.—8, Barrack

BORNEO

Johore

Drummond & Co.—Jesselton & San-

M. G. Warrior—Sedenak dakan

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ADVERTISING AGENTS E77

ADVERTISING AGENTS China Commercial Advertising

Agency—40, Hong Kong Road

JAPAN Consolidated National Advertising

Co.—255, Shantung Road

Kobe Millington, Ltd.—668, Szeohuen Rd.

Benkyo-sha—8, Sakae-machi Mutual Advertisers, Ltd.—679, Sze-

Hakushin Kokoku-sha — 25, Naka- Vbechuen Road

Loo Advertising Co.—305, Kiu-

yamate-dori kiang Road

Taiyo Kokoktt G. K.—76, Kitanagasa-

dori Tientsin

Osaka Modern China Advertising Co.—46,

Heng An Lee

Asahi Kokoku K. K.—28, Kawara- North China Advertising Co.—113,

machi Rue de Chaylard

Dai-Ichi Kokoku-sha—25, Imabaahi Peiyang Advertising Co.—114a, Rue

Hogi-sha—5, Kyomachi-dori du Baron Gros

Mannensha, Ltd.—35, Koraibashi

Manshi-sha—3, Dojima Kami-cho MALAYA

Sendensha—1, Hachiban-cho Singapore

Tokyo Advertising & Publicity Bureau,

Ltd., The—Publicity House. 114, Ro-

Dento-Kokoku, K.K.—3, Ginza Nishi, binson Road

2-chome Amalgamated Publicity Service—82,

Hirose Kogyo-sha—1, Gofukubashi, 3 Robinson Road

chome Glover & Co.—9, The Arcade

Igarashi-Shoten—7, Kayabaroho, 1- Masters, Ltd.—19a, Cecil Street

ohome Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd.—2,

Naigai Kokoku-sha—14, Marunouchi Raffles Place (second floor)

Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha—1, Ginza Rogers & Co., Ltd.—82, Robinson Rd.

N ishi

Penang

CHINA

Film News, The—Id, Penang Street

Hong Kong

Advertising & Publicity Bureau, THE PHILIPPINES

Ltd., The -Queen’s Building ManHa

Millington, Ltd. —King’s Building

United Publicity and Advertising Advertising Bureau Inc..— 931, R.

Co., Ltd.—S. C. Morning Post Hidalgo, Quiapo

Building Philippine Advertising Corporation

—P.O. Box 2640

Shanghai Manila Advertising Go.—620, R. Re-

gente

Acme Advertising Agency—131, Mu- Rosenstock

Pinpin

& Co., Inc. —124, T.

seum Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ADVERTISING AGENTS-AEROPLA1NES AND ACCESSORIES

E78 A LUMEN AX TRANSMISSION ROPE-ALUMINIUM

SIAM Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.—26,

Nathan Road

De Cruze Publicity Bureau—Daily- Harper

Nathan

& Co., Ltd., Wallace—226a,

Road

Mail Building.

Shanghai

AEROPLANES AND ACCESSORIES

Aircraft (China), Ltd.—88, Museum

JAPAN Road

Andersen, Meyer

Kobe and 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Kawasaki Zosks-sho—6, Wadayama- Arnhold

Jardine

& Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

cho, 1-chome 50, Yuen,;Engineering

Ming Yuen Corporation—

Road

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Nagoya

Atchi Tokei Denki K. K.—15. Funa^ NETHERLANS: INDIES

kata Ohitose Batavia

Mitsubishi Jukogyo K. K. Nagoya

Works—7, Oye-cho, Minami-ku Royal Netherlands Indian Airways—

P.O. Box 56

Tokyo THE PHILIPPINES

Bosch-Department of C. Illies & Co. Manila

—15, Tameike-cho

ISHIKAWAJIMA HlKOKT SeISAKU-SHO— Knbedlkr, D. C.—736, Dakota, Malate

6, Mamnouohi, 1-chome

Mitsubishi Jukogyo K.K.—4. Mar- Philippine

Park Airport

Aerial Taxi Co.—Grace

unouohi

Nakajima Htkoki K.K.—Marunouchi, ALUMINAX TRANSMISSION ROPE

3-chome

Nihon Koku Yuso K.K.—3, Tamura- THE PHILIPPINES

cho, 1-chome

Manila

CHINA

JOHNSON

2, Calle Cristobal ROPE Co. -

PICKETT

Hankow

Chinese National Aviation Corpora ALUMINIUM

tion—3, The Bund, F.C. [See Also Page B2)

Gale Co., The L. E.—48, Rue Dautre-

mer, F. C. JAPAN

Hong Kong Osaka

Aero Trading Co.—8a, Des Voeux Asia Aluminium K.K.—1, Imabashi

Road Central Mitani Aluminium Seisa Kusho—37,

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Holland House Minami, Sakai-gawa

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ALUMINAX-ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS E79

Osaka Aluminium Seisaku-sho—1361, Moji

Sakuragawa, 3-chome

Sumitomo Aluminium, K.K.—56, Shi- Nutter & Co.—Monshin Bldg., Higa-

shi Hon-machi, 2-chome

maya-cho, Konohana-ku

Tamada Aluminium Seisaxu-sho—57,

Shimofukushim a Tokyo

Tokyo Konoike-gumi—3, Ginza, 6-chome

Raymoni), A.I.A., Antonin — Seisho-

Asia Aluminium Co.—2, Muromachi Kwan, 7th. Floor, 2, Ginza, 4-chome

Vories & Co., W.M.—Fujiya Bldg.

' CHINA

Yokohama

Shanghai

Kruger, Kenneth F. H.--51-B, Ya

Aluminium Union Limited — 2, mashita-cho, Naka-ku

; Peking Road

Middleton & Oo., H.—45, Kiukiang CHINA

\ Road

Sino-Continental Co.—119, Jinkee Canton

Road

Hong Kong Nieisen & Malcolm—Chartered Bank

Bldg., Shameen

Shew an. Tomes & Co.—10, Dee Voeux Dairen

Road Central

ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS Fukushq & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

JAPAN Hankow

Kobe Credit Fo’ncier d'Extreme Orient—

4, Rue Clemenceau

Morse, F. S.—305, Nunobiki Bldg., 1, Hemmings & Berkeley—Ching Ming

Nunobiki-cho, 4, chome Building, S.A.D.3.

Owston & Co., Lffn., F.—79, Kyo- Nielsen & Malcolm—Racine Building

machi F.C.

Reid, S.—Toyo Building. 7, Harima Sachse, R.—S.A.D. 13, The Bund

I machi

, Kyoto Hong Kong

iSfiiMiDZu-GOMi—Shimotachiuri Basto, C. H.—9, Devon Road

’ Takenaka Komu-ten — 17/14, Suzaku- Chau & Lee—8a, Des Voeux Road

Central

machi, Mibu Cornell, W. A.—Stock Exchange Bldg.

Osaka Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

French Bank Building

Inoub Gumi—13, Izumi-cho Davies, BroAke & Gran—St. George’s

0 Ohbayashi-gumi—75, Kyobashi Building

E4

CLASSIFIED LIST OF THADEiS

E80 ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS

Farrell & Co., P. T.—6, Wongnei- Central China Realty Co., Ltd.—110,

chong Road Av. Edward VII

Goddard & Douglas—Alexandra Bldg. China Realty Co.—290, Szechuen Rd.

Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s Chang Foong Realty Co.—149, Yuen

Road Central Ming Yuen Road

Lai Shiu Wing & Co.—China Bldg. Chollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcel Tillot

Lane, Alfred J.—26, Des Voeux Road Chuang, T.—212, Kiangse Road

Central Corrit, A.—278, Kiangse Road

Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building. Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Des Yceux Road Central Sassoon '•House, 18, The Bund

Little, Adams & Wood—York Build Cumine & Co., Ltd.—149, Szechuen

ing, C'hater Road Road

Palmer & Turner — Hongkong

Shanghai Bank Building Eastern Asia Architects & Engineer-

Siu, H. M.-v-Exchange Building ing Core., Ltd.—131, Museum Rd.

Way & Hall—20, Queen’s Road Central Faber, S. E.—33 Lucerne Road

Wong, S. L.—66, Village Road Fan, Robert—110, Szechuen Road

Xavjer, A. M.—2, Granville Road Gonda, C. H.—410, Szechuen Road

Mukden Hudec, L,, E,—299, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road

Marcks, Lothar—She I Wei Lou Keys & Dowdeswell—349, Kiapgse

Road

Peiping Krivoss & Co.—1331, Avenue Joffre

Kun Lee Engineering Co., Ltd.—89,

Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia Foochow Road

Hutung Kyetay Engineering Corporation—

China Radiator C6.-^-311, Chao Yang 160. Avenue Edward VII

Men Street Leonard and Veysseyre P. & Kruze

Hussey, Harry—1, Ta Soochow Hu- A.—461, Avenue Joffre

tung Lester, Johnson & M-orriss—20, Kiu-

Kendal, R. R.—1, Tsung Pu Hutung kiang Road

Leth, Moller & Co.—24, Ko Shao Minutti & Cie—668, Szechuen Road

Hutung MulEer, E. J .—2, Peking Road

Shanghai Nielsen ,& Malcolm—12, The Bund

Palmer & Turner—17, Canton Road

Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hongkong Rd. Parker,

Road

Rielley &. Co.—91, Peking

Allied Architects—406, Kiangse Rd. Powell,

Asia Realty Co.—110, Szeohuen Road Republic Sidney J.—410, Szechuen Rd.

Land Investment Co.—149,

Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd.—100, Peking Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road

Berents. Hans—2, Peking Road Richardson & Co., A. J.—572, a27,

Szechuen; Road

Brandt &; Rodgers, Ltd.—391, Kiang- Scurr,

se Road Tanner & Co.—59,- Peking Rd.

Busch, E.—218, Kiangse Road Spence, Robinson & Partners — 27,

CALAtkhNi,” Hsieh & Co.—110, Han- Suhr, K. Road

Peking ,

H.—266, Peking Road

kow Road

Carmichael, Lennox & Gray—106. TopoREAi/n—4, Quai de FranceRoad

Tilley, Perch?—326, Szechuen

Szechuen Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TORADEiS

ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS ESI

Tientsin Wilson, Oscar—16, Mercantile Bank

Building

Bonetti, P.—26, Corso Vittorio Penang

Emanuele

Borrows. & Co.—Liddell’s Building Craik, D. McLeod—39, Beach Street

Brossarl* Mopin—110, Rue de France

Chinese Engineering Co. — Hsin Yi Stark & McNeill—29, Beach Street

Li, Bristow Road

Cook & Anderson—1, Victoria Road Perak

Corinth & Co.—127, Woodrow Wilson

Street Brash and Smith—Pusing

Fleet, H. A.—143, Meadows Road Stark & McNeill—21, Hale Street,

Geyling, R.—49, Bromley Road Ipoh

Hemmings & Parkin—73, Consular Selangor

Road

Hua Sheng Co.—40, Miyajima Road

Kwan Chu & Yang^—11, Rue du Mare- Barnabas & Co.—5, Klyne St., K.L.

chal Foch Booty & Edwards—-9, Holland Road,

Loup & Young—106, Rue de Paris Kuala Lumpur

Sirtori, Ing. L.—57, Meadows Road Keys K.L.

& Dowdeswell—14, Holland Ref.,

Swan & Maclaren—Kuala Lumpur

Tsingtao

Lennox & Co., J.—8, Chekiang Road NETHERLANDS INDIES

Snow & Co., M. L.—Exchange Build- Batavia

ing

Tsinan Fermont Cuypers, N. V.—Molenvlies

Credit Foncier d'Extreme Orient THE PHILIPPINES

Manila

MALAYA

Arguelles & Ocampo—511, Pilipinas

Singapore Building

Gabler-Gummert, A. — 712, Insular

Arbenz, H. R.—Union Building, 2nd Keys, Life Building

Floor H. H.—329, National City Bank

Building, Binondo

Chung and Wong—6th floor, Union Legarda, Vicente L.—124, Maytubeg

Building

Jackson, J. M.—Winchester House, Moreta’s Consulting Office — 37,

Florida, Ermita

Collyer Quay Mapua & Vales—843, Rizal, Sta Cruz

Pennefather, J. P.—370-1, Pasir Pan- Building, Port District

jang Road Myers Buck Co., Inc.—Free Press

Ritchie and Bisset—F-l, Union Bldg. Building

Swan and Maclaren — Hong (Kong Nelson & Co., C. B.—G. De Los Reyes

Building

Bank Chambers

*E4

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E82 ASBESTOS

ASBESTOS CHINA

JAPAN Hongkong

Kobe Eastern Asbestos Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Central

Awbo Asbestos Packing, K. K. —713, Jardine

Nishide-machi Engineering Corp., Ltd.—

14, Pedder Street

Kawahara Sh' ten G. K.—251, Higashi Loxley&

Kawasaki-cho Co. (China), Ltd., W. B.—York

Nikko-sha—2, Matsumoto-dori Building, Chater Road

Nippon Sekimenban Seizo K. K.—83, Ross Road

Motor Co., Alex.—1a, Charter

Kitanagasa-dori, 3-chome Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Taihei Packing Seisaktj-cho—!), Ho- Road Central

soda-cho

Takamatsu Asbestos Kogyo-sho — 11, Wicktng

Building

& Co., Ltd., Harry—Prince’s

Tobacho, Hyogo-ku

Osaka Shanghai

Ando Asbestos Packing K. K.—21, Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road

Itachibori Calder-Marshall & Co.—2, Peking

Hayashi Shoten—35, Shinmachi Mi- Road

nami-dori China United Trading Co.—110, Av.

Kanae Packing Seizo K.K.—2, Dejiro- Edward YU

dori Elliston & Co. —185, Yuen Ming

Miyoshi Ishiwata Kogyo 'K.K.—16, Yuen Road

Itachibori Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse

Osaka Asbestos Kogyo K.K.—1, Na- Road

katsu Hama-dori

Settsu Asbestos K. K.—13, Itachibori Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—34,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Minami-dori

Yasuoka Hoon Kogyo K.K. 50, Utsu- Road Co., Wm. 51, Hongkong

Jacks &

bo Minami-dori Jardine Engineering Corporation—

Tokyo 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Langdon & Co., K. W, 30, Cardinal

Mercier

Nippon Asbesto—3, Ginza Nishi. 6- Wait Foung & Co.g-115, Broadway

chome

Okahara Yoshiji Shoten—3/3, Ginza, Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road

6 chome , Walworth International Co.—110,

Sakurai Shokai--6, Kayaba-cho, 1- Szechuen Road

ohome ZfcE & Sons—101, Broadway

Yokohama Tientsin

Asahi Slate K. K.—470, Tsurumi-cho,

Tsurumi-ku Hua Sheng — 40, Miyajima Road,

Matstti Seisakusho—122, Hiranuraa-cho Japanese Concession

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ASBESTOS—BANKS E83

MALAYA Nomura Securities Go. - Sakaemachi-

dori

Singapore Sanju-Hachi Bank—7, Sakae-machi

Sanwa Bank—50, Sakae-machi

Bell's Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. Sumitomo

chi

Bank, Ltd.—11, Sakae-ma-

—6, Bonham Building

Yasuda Bank—5, Sakae-machi

AUDITORS—($?(? under Accountants) Yokohama

machi

Specie Bank — 24, Kj o-

AUTOMOBri/FS (See under Motors) Hakodate

BANKS Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—11, Suehiro-

cho

JAPAN Hokkaido Ginko, Ltd.—96, Suehiro—

! cho

Nippon Ginko, Ltd.—1, Suehiro-cho

Kobe Yasuda Ginko, Ltd.—5, Suehiro-cho

Bank of Chosen—Sakae-machi-dori Kyoto

Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd —45, Hajima- Atchi Bank — Muro-machi-nishi-iru

machi Shi go

Banode Franco-Japonaise—36, Nishi- Dai-Ichi Bank, Ltd. — Karasuroaru,

machi Sanjo-Sagaru

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Fudo Saving Bank Tomikoji-nishi-

Si China—67, Kyo-machi iru, Sanjo

Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi Japan Hypothec Bank, Ltd.—Oshi-

Fujlmoto Bill Broker & Securities koji-agaru, Karasumaru

Co.—Sakae-machi

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Juoo Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru Nishi-

kikoji-sagaru

Corporation- 2, The Bund

Hyogoken Noko. Ginko, Ltd.—13, Sa- sumaru One-Hundred Bank—Kara-

Kawasaki

kae-machi Kawasaki

Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—35, Nishi-machi higashi-iruSaving Bank- Yanagibaba

Kawasaki One-Hundred Bank, Ltd.- Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru

Takoyakushi-Sagaru, Karasumaru Higashi-iru

Kobe Bank, Ltd.—56, > Naniwa-machi

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—10, Aioi-cho Mitsui Bank—Karasumaru Higashi-

iru Shiyo-dori

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi Nagoya Bank—Nishikikoji-agaru, Mu-

National City Bank of New York- ro-machi

38, Akashi-machi

Netherlands Trading Society—83, Osaka Nomura Bank—Takakura-nishi-iru

Kyo-machi Saving Bank—Fuyamachi-kado

Netherlands India Commercial Bank Sanwa Bank—Takayakushi-Kado

—38, Akatehi-maehi Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Rokkaku-saga-

Nippon Kogyo Gunko, Ltd.—36, Ni- ru, Higashinotoin

shi-machi Yasuda Bank—Karasumaru, Higashi-

Nomura Bank—34, Sakae-machi iru

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E84 BANKS

Kyushu Osaka

YoshL Ginko, K. K.—Nagarekawa- Aichi Bank, Ltd.—34/1, Hon-machi

dori • Bank of Chosen—18, Imabashi

Moji Bank of Japan—23, Nakanoshima

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—22, Kitahama

Dai-Ichi Ginko—Nishi Hon-machi Dai Ichi Ginko—35, Koraibashi

Mitsui Bank—Higashi Hon-machi Kashima Bank—1, Tosabori, 1-chome

Nippon Ginko, Ltd.—Nishi, Hon- Kawasaki One-Hundredth Bank—Ko-

raibashi, 3-chome, Higashi-ku

machi

Sumitomo Bank—Nishi Hon-machi Kobe Okazaki Bank, Ltd.—7, Ima-

Yasuda Bank—Nishi Hon-machi bashi, 2-chome, Higashi-ku

Mitsubishi Bank—16, Imabashi

Nagasaki Mitsui Bank, Ltd. —1, Koraibashi

Nagoya Ginko—10, Bingo-machi

Eudo Chokin Ginko—60, Nishi Ka- National

mano-machi City Bank of New, York—

34-35, Kitahama, 5-chome, Higashi-ku

Juhachi Ginko K. K. —107, Isuki- Nippon Kangyo Ginko—5, Awaji-ma-

machi chi

Nagasaki Chochiku Ginko—107, Isuki Nippon Kogyo Ginko—1, Koraibashi

machi Nomura Bank, Ltd.—21, Bingo-machi

Yasuda Ginko K K. — 36, Higashi Osaka Noko

Hamano-machi Ginko—20, Imabashi

Yokohama Specie Bank—72, Nishi Osaka Savings Bank—18, Fushimi-cho

Hamano-machi Sanwa Bank, Ltd.—3, chome Imabashi

Showa Ginko, Ltd.—35, Bingo-machi

Nagoya Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—22, Kitahama

Aichi Ginko — Miyuki Hon-machi- Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—12, Koraibashi

Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama

dori, 8-chome

Aitchiken Noko Ginko—3, Sin sakae

machi Shidzuoka

Dai Ichi Ginko—Shimozono-cho Aichi Ginko—1, Gofuku-cho

Meiji Ginko—lemma-cho

Mitsubishi Ginko — Minami ISiaka- Hamamatsu Ginko—10, Gofuku-cho

shima cho, 1-chome Nippon Kangyq Ginko—2/41, Ohte-cho

Mitsui Ginko — 2, Shin Yanagai- Shizuoka Ginko—28, Gofuku-cho

machi Sanjugo Ginko-^IO, Gofuku-cho

Nagoya Ginko—i, Sakae-machi

Nippon Kogyo Ginko — 1, Minami Suruga Ginko—28, Ryogae-cho

N agashima-cho, 1-chome Shimonoseki

Nomura Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Sanwa Ginko—Minami Kuwana-cho, Chosen Ginko—54, Kannonzaki-cho

t-chome Dai-Ichi Ginko—66, Nishinabe-cho

Sumitomo Oinko -Shin Yanagi-machi Jugo Ginko—Kannonzaki-cho

Yasuda Ginko — 9, Minami, Otsu- Nippon Kangyo Ginko—Kannonzaki-

machi

Yokohama Specie Bank—Shin Yanagi- cho

machi Sumitomo Bank—88, Nishinabercho

CLASSIFIED, LIST OF TRADES

BANKS EM

Tokyo Kawasaki Dai, Hyaku Ginko — 41,

Honcho

Bank of Chosen, Ltd.—4, Ote-machi Mitsui Ginko, K. K.—20, Hon-chi

Bank of Japan—Hongoku-cho National City Bank of New York—

Bank of Taiwan—2, Marunouchi 74-a, Yamashita-cho

Ba'nque Franco-Japonaise—1, Gofuku Nederlandsch Indisch Handelsbank—

17, Nibon-Ohdori

bashi

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Sumitomo

chome. Gtnko, X. K.—22, Hon-cho, 2-

& China—Yusen Building

Chosen Shokusan Gtnko—Marunou- Yokohama ‘SpecieK—44,

Yasuda Ginko, K. Hon-cho

Bank, Ltd.— 60,

chi Building Minami Naka-dori

Dai Ichi Ginko—1, Marunouchi, 1-

chome

Hokkaido Takushoku Ginko—18, Ma- FORMOSA

runouchi

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—14, Bank of Taiwan--3, Sakae-machi

Marunouchi Kanan Ginko—2, Omote-cho

Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—2, Kobiki-cho Sanwa Ginko—55, Hon-machi

Kawasaki-One-Hundredth

7^-11, Tori l-chome Bank, Ltd. Taiwan Shoko Ginko 1, Yamato cho

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou- KOREA

chi

Mitsui Bank—1, Muro-machi Crosen Ginko—11, Nandaimon-dori

National City Bank of New York— Kanjo Ginko—14, Nandaimon-dori

Tokyo Kaijo Building

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank— Yasuda Ginko 41, Hon-machi

8, Marunouchi

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunouchi CHINA

Nippon Kwangyo, Ginko—1, Uchiya- Amoy

mashita-cho

Nomura .Ginkp—1, Tori Amoy Commercial Bank

Sanwa Ginko—6M, Muro-machi Bank of Taiwan

Showa Ginko—3, Muro-machi Hongkong & .Shanghai Bank Corpn.

Sumitomo Bank -2/2, Marunouchi International 'SavtS'gs Society—20,

Tokyo-fu Noko Ginko—3, Marunouchi The Bund

Yasuda Bank, :Ltd.—6, Ote-machi N EDERLANDSCH. InDI SCHE HANDELSBANK

Yokohama Specie Bank—Hongoku-cho N.V.

Antung

Yokohama

Bank of

! Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—3'3,‘ Nihon- Bank of Chosen China

Ohdori

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Canton

k China—18; Nihon-Ohdori

t Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—46. Hon-oho Bank of East, Asia, Ltd.—133, King

I Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—2, Ya- Loong Road

| mashita-cho Bank of Taiwan, . Ltd—British Con-

[ Jugo Ginko—23, Ohta-machi cession, Shameen

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E86 BANKS

Banqxte DE l’In-o^ohxne—Shameen ( Foochow

Chartered Bank or India, AusTRALjiA

& CriiNA—Shameen Bank of China

Deutsch Asiatische Bank- Sj British Bank of Taiwan

Concession, Shameen Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking & China—c/o Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Corp.—Central Avenue, Shameen Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

International Savings Society — P. Corporation

O. Box 27

Kwangtung Provincial Bank South Hankow

Bund

National City Bank of New York— Bank of Canton—Yangtze Boad

Shameen Bank of China—1, Pa-o Hwa Street

Changchun Bank of Taiwan—77, Kiang Han Road

Bancgue Belee Pour l’Etranger—

Bank of China 87a, Poyang Road

Banque de I’lncioehine—The Bund,

Bank of Chosen—12, Iwai-machi F. C.

Central Bank of China—8, Iteh

Chungking Street

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and

The Mei Feng Bank of ' iSzechijen Chekiang China—Wha Cheong Road

Young Brothers Banking Corf Industrial Bank, Ltd.—

Hupeh Road

Continental Bank—7, Rue Dautremer

Chefoo Credit Fonoier d’Extreme Orient—

4, Rue Glemenceau

Bank of Communications—3, Ferguson Deutsch

Bund

Asiatiche Bank — S.A.D.

Road

Hongkong &, Shanghai Banking Hankow Bank I/td.—Cheng Chung

Chieh, Japanese Concession

Corporation

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Dairen Corporation—The Bund, S.A.D. 3

International Savings Society—The

Bund, F. Con.

Bank of China- Central Circle National City Bank of New York—

Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-odori The Bund, S.A.D. No, 3

Bank of Communications—12, Oyama- National Commercial Bank, Ltd.—

dori Kianghan Road

Bank of Manchuria—69, Ise-machi National Commercial and Savings

Dairen Commercial Bank—5, Nishi- Bank—40, Avenue de Marcilly

dori Kincheng Banking Corporation—9,

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—47, Sip Sen Road

Echigo-cho Shanghai Commercial & Savings

National City Bank of New York, Yien Bank, Ltd.—30,Taiping Rd., S.A.D. 3

The—Okura Building, 14, Yama- Yieh Commercial Bank—Hupeh

gata-dori Road

Yokohama Specie Bank—Central Cir- Yokohama Specie Bank—10, The Bund,

cle 5.

CLAjSSII1 li&D LIST OF TRADES

BANKS

Harbin Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Road

Bank of Chosen—Uchaskovya Street IdERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD.—

Bank of Communications—North 4th 7, Queen’s Rjoad Central

Road, Main Street National City Bank of New York-

Bank of Manchuria — Kitaiskaya 2, Queen’s Road Central

Street National Commercial and Savings

Banque Franco-Asiatique—10, Kitais Bank, Ltd.—8A, Des Voeux Road

kaya Street, Pristan Nederlandsch Indisch Handels-

Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & Bank—Chung" Tin Building

China—76, Novogorodnaya Street N ederi. vndsoh Handel-Maatschappij,

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank — 14, iVV. (Netherlands Trading Socie-

Vodoprovodnaya Street ty)—Holland Flouse, Queen’s Road

International . Savings Society — 1, Central

Kitaiskaya Street Overseas-Chinese Banking Oobpora-

National City Bank of New York. tion, Ltd.—13, Queen's Road Central

The—48, Mostovaya Street P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

—Marina House

Hongkong Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D,

Holland House, 9, Queen’s Road

American Express Gcl, Inc. - - 4, Des Tang Central

Voeux Road Central Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s Rd.

Bank of Canton -6, Des Voeux Road ' Central

Central Underwriters Savings Bank 12,

Bank of China—4, Queen’s Road Queen’s Road Central

Central

Bank of Communications - 5, Ice Road Central Ltd.—26, Des Voeux

Wing On Bank,

House Street

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The -10, Yien Yieh Commercial Bank 236,

Des Voeux Road Central

Des Voeux Road Centra

Bank of Kwangsi, H. K. Branch, 10, . Building Specie Bank, Ltd.— Prince’s

Yokohama

Queen’s Road Central

Bank of Taiwan--Prince’s Building

Banque Belge pour l’Etranger, S. A. Kongmoon

—4a, Des Voeux Road Central

Banque de flndochine French

Bank Building, 5, Queen’s Road Central

Chartered Bank of India, Australia International Savings Society—Sun

<& China—3, Queen’s Road Central Year Bead

Chase Bank, The—Marina House, 15-

19, Queen’s1 Road Central Macao

Cook & Son, Thos. - Queen’s Building

Credit Fancier d:Extreme-Orient Banco National Ultramarino—Ende-

French Bank Building , reco Telegraphico

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank- Chee Cheong Bank—25, Rua dos Mer-

ing Corporation - Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building cadores

Ka Wah Savings Bank,, Ltd.—24, 1 International Savings Society—P.O.

Wing Lok Street Box 27

CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

E88 BANKS

Mukden Cook & Son, Thomas—Grand Hotel j

de Pekin

Bank of Chosen—Shoseikwan, Out- Deutsche

, Street

Asiatische Bank—Legation I

side Little West Gate

Bank of Communications — Small Epargns Franco-Chi noise l.’ — Re-

gine’s, Building

,

South Gate

Bank of Manchuria—P.O. Box 30 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking ,

Corporation—Legation Street

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking International'

Corporation—Ta Hsi Rian Men Wei Rue Gaubel Savings. Society—3,

International

r Savings Society—Wu fC inch eng Banking Corporation-Hsi !

W ei Lu Chiao Ming Hsiang

National City Bane of New York— National City Bank of New York—

’ T'a Hsi Pien Men Wai Legation Street/

Nederlandsch Syndicaat voor China Sin-Hua Trust a nd; Savings Bank— j

—Kungtsze 2, I Djing Loo 8, Dang Eang T ow- T;iao

Provincial Bank of the Three Yokohama

Eastern Provinces—Inside of the Street . Specie ?:

Bank, Ltd.—Legation

.

ii

1b

, Big North Gate

Yokohama Specie ‘•Bank:, Ltd, — 28, Shanghai

Naniwa-dori

Newchwang American Express Co., Inc.—158, I j;

Kiukiang Road

Bank of 'China—Yuan Shik T’ao Bank of Canton Ltd.—52;, Ningpo Rd.

Bank of China—50, Hankow Road

u

Chieh

Bank of Chosen— Bank of Communications—14, The

Bank of Communications—Dung Ta Bund

-'Chieh Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—299, Spe-

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. cimen Road' | [■

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—16, The Bund

Peiping Banque Beige Pour i’Etranger,

S. A. -Sassoon House, 20, The Bund |

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com- ,

Hotel des Wagon Lite Mbp.Ce et lTndustrie—I Quai France 1|

Bank of China—37, Hsi Chiao Min Banque France

Hsiang Bund de I’lndochine—29, The |I lf.

Bank of Communications—Hsi Ho Central Bank of China—15, The

Yen Bund

Bank of Tientsin—Hatamen Street Chartered Bank of India, Aust-

Banqce de l’Indochine — Legation ralia &. China, The L8, The Bund i

Street Chase Bank, The—80, Kiukiang Road j

Banque F rancd-C h i no i se pour le Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.—123 ^

Commerce et l’Industrie—Legation Foochow Road

Street

Chartered Bank of India, Australia China Export-Import and Bank Co.

136-138, Kiangse Road

and China—Legation (Street

Commercial Guarantee'Bank'of Chih- China Road

State Bank, TCd.—356, Peking

li—Hsi Chiao Min Hsiang

Continental Bank—Hsi Chiao Min Chinese Industrial Bank—328, Nan-

king Road

Shiang

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS ES9

Chung Foo Union Bank—103, Jinkee P. 28,& O.TheBanking

Bund

Corporation, Ltd.—

Road

Chung Hwa Commeecial & Savings Sassoon Banking Co.* Ltd., E. D.—

Bank—290, Peking Road Sassoon House

Chung Wai Bank, Ltd.—97, Avenue Shanghai Bank, Ltd.—190, Haining

Edward Y1I Road

Commercial Bank of China—7, The Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Bund Bank Ltd.—50, Ningpo Road

Continental Bank. Ltd. — 111, Kiu- Shanghai Mercantile Bank —100,

kiang Road Tientsin Road

Cook & Son, Thomas-^119, Nanking Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—69, Kiukiang

Road Road

Deutsch-Asiatiscne Bank — 85, Kiu- Underwriters Savings Bank—17,

kiang Road The Bund •

Exchange Bank of China—16, The Union Road

Commercial Bank—4, Ningpo

Bund

Foo Yuen Bank—70, Ningpo Road : Yokohama Bund

Specie Bank, Ltd.—24, The

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Young Brothers Banking Corpora-

Cokporation—12, The Bund.

Internationa! Savings Society 7, tion—276, Kiukiang Road

Avenue Edward YII Shasi

Italian Bank for China—186, Kiu-

kiang Road

Ktangsu Bank—371, Kiangse Road Shanghai Commercial and Savings

Kincheng Banking Coeporation—212, Bank

Kiangse Road

Kohan Trust Bank—321, Kiangse Swatow

Road

Land Bank of China—239, Peking Rd. Bank of China

Manufacturers Bank of China, iLtd.— Bank of Taiwan—1, Yong Ping Road

86, Tientsin Road

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—4, Hongkong

Corporation

and Shanghai Banking

The Bund

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—36, Kiukiang P. t O. BankingBank

National City of New York

Corporation

Road

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—93, Canton Road

National City Bank of New York Tientsin

41, Kiukiang Road

National 'Commercial Bank, Ltd.—406, American Express Cc.—137, Victoria

Kiangse Road Road

} National Industrial Bank of China Bank of China—Rue Pasteur

1’ —130, Peking Road Bank of ChosfK—37, Rue de France

Nederiandsche-indische Mand- Bank of Communications—82, Rue de

elsbank, N. V. -186, Kiukiang Road Baron Gros

Netherlands Trading Society Bank of Tientsin—2/15, Asahi Bead

* Sassoon House, 20, The Bund Banque Belge Pour l’Etranger S. A.

| Ningpo Commercial Bank, Ltd.—240, —86, Victoria Road

Peking Road Banque Eranco-Chinoise (Pour Lb

Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpn.— Commerce et l’Industrie)—114, Rue

120, Kiukiang Road de France

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS

Banque de l’Indoohine—73, Rue de Weihaiwei

France

Chartered Bank op India, Australia Chartered

& China

Bank of India, Australia

& China—79, Victoria Road

China and South Sea Bank—48, Vic- FIongkong

Mainland

and Shanghai Bank —

toria Road

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chi-

hli—72, Rue de France Yunnanfu

Continental Bank—32, Rue Dillon

Credit Fonoier d’Extreme Orient^- Banque de l’Indochine

111, Rue de France

Deutsche Asiatiche Bank -27, Con- FNDO-CHINA

sular Road

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Hanoi

Corporation—Victoria Road

International Savings Society—85, Banque de l’Indochinb—47-51, Boule-

Rue de France vard Amiral Courbet

Italian Bank for China—91, Rue de Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—16, Rue

France Paul Bert

National City Bank Of New York,

The—60, Victoria Road Haiphong

National Commbbctal Bank Ltd.—

103-5, Rue Pasteur, F. Con. Banque de l’Indochine

National Commercial and Savings Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com-

Bank Ltd. The merce et l’Industrie

National Industrial Bank of China Chartered Bank of India, Australia

—Consular Road & China—17, Boulevard Paul Bert

Shanghai Commercial and Savings Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corp.—3, Rue Jules Ferry

Bank—100, Rue Pasteur

Sinhua Commercial and

Bank—51-53, Rue dee France Savings

Provinces du Tonkin

Yokohama Specie Bank—Comer Vic-

toria Road and Bristow Road Banque de l’Indo-Chine—Pnom- Penh

Tsingtao Saigon

Bank of Chosen—8, Kuantao Road Banque de l’Indo-Chine

Bank of Communications—30, Chung Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China—3, Rue Georges Guyne-

Shan Road mer

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—21, Place Rigault De

& China—Exchange Building Genouilly

Deutbch

ill Asiatische Bank—P.O. Box

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—6, SIAM

Kuantao Road Bangkok

International Savings Society — 2,

Kuantao Una a Banque de l’Indochine

Yokohama Specie Bai^k Ltd. — 1, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Kuantao Road & China

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS E91

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Perak

Corporation—East Bank of River

Menam, Corner of Klong Kut Mai Bank of Malaya, Ltd.—26, Hale Street

” Canal Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. & China—Ipoh

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient-

Ltd. 31, Station Road, Ipoh

Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration—Station Road Tpoh

MALAYA Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd —

Station Road, Ipoh

Johore

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank—Jo- Selangor

hore Bahru

Overseas Chinese Banking Corpora- Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Kuala Lumpur

tion—1, Jalang Sayang, Muer Hongkong and Shanghai Banking

Kedah Corporation—2, Ampang Street,

Kuala Lumpur

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Street,YikK.L.Banking Corpn.—91, High

Kwong

& China—Alor Star Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—12,

Kelantan Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn.—

Mercantile Bank of India, Australia 11, Rodger Street

& China—Khota Bahru

Singapore

Malacca

Estate & Trust Agencies (1927), Ltd.— American

Road

Express Co.—84, Robinson

17, First Cross Street Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—31, Raffles

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Place

Corporation Banque de l’Indochine—Ruffles Place

Penang Chartered Bank op India, Australia

& China—Battery Road

Chartered Bank of India, Australia China Raffles

and Southern Bank, Ltd —31,

Place

& China

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas—39, Ro-

binson Road

PORATION

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—11, CitEDiT Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers

Beach Street Eastern Bank—4, D’Almeida Street

Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpora- Hongkong and Shanghai Bank—21,

tion, Ltd.—28 & 30, Beach Street Collyer Quay

Negri Sembilan Kwong Lee Banking Co.—76, South

Bridge Road

Chartered Bank of India, Australia LeeRoad Wah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal

& China—127, Birch Road

Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn.—63, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—21,

Birch Road, Scremban Raffles Place

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E92 BANKS

National City Bank of New York BORNEO

-Ocean Building, 9, Collyer Quay

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

N. V.—1, Cecil Street

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij State Bank of North B orneo

— 2-6, Cecil Street

Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn.— THE PHILIPPINES

China Bldg., Chulia Street

P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.—

Union Building Cebu

Sze Hai Tong Banking & Insurance

Co., Ltd.—56, Chulia Street

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Meyer Chartered Bank of India, O.Australia

Bank of the Philippines—P. Box 477

Chambers, Raffles Place & China

NETHERLANDS INDIES National City Bank of New York—

Calles Burgoes and Comercio

Batavia Iloilo

Bank of Taiwan

Batavia Bank—-22^23, Asemka Banco de Las Islas Filipinas

De Javasche Bank Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—P.O. Box 299

Padang Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking

Corporation

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and China Manila

Javasche Bank

American Express Co., Inc.—95, Plaza

Semarang Moraga; P.O. Box 1463

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The

Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, N.Y. —10, Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Sourabaya & China—Filipina’s Building, 21,

Plaza Moraga

Escompto Maatschappij, Ned. Ind. China Banking Corporation—China

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Hongkong: Bank Building, Dasmarinas

Corporation and Shanghai Banking

Corporation—35, Juan Luna, Bihondo

Koloniale Bank Nederlandsch In- Mercantile Bank of India—216, Plaza

dische Handels bank Samanillo Bldg.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank-

75, Plaza Goiti, Sta. Cruz

Sumatra National City Bank of New York

The—National City Bank Building,

Binondo

Chartered Bank of InCia, Australia Peoples

& China—Medan Bank and Trust Co.—Peoples

De Javasche Bank—Medan Bank Building, Corner David and

Dasmarimas, Binondo

Nederlandsch- Ind i sche Handels-Bank Philippine National Bank -Masonic

—Medan Temple, Escolta, Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS BEANS AND BEAN PRODUCTS—BOOKSELLERS

AND STATIONERS E93

Philippine Trust Co.—Monte de Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Piedad Building, Plaza Goiti Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen's Road

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—34, Central

Plaza Cervantes Mohamedally, N.—27, Wyndham St.

Zamboanga Shanghai

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The Aenhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Compagnia Italiana d’Estremo Ori-

& China—Barrios- Building ente—20, Kiukiang Road

BARRISTERS—(Nee under Lawyers) Eiwa Yoko—86, Canton Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—27, The

Bund

BEANS AND BEAN PRODUCTS Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Kermani & Co., R. S:—10, Consular

JAPAN Mitsui BBssan Kaisha—18'5, Szechuen

Road

Kobe Sassoon & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon'House

SieMssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

Tientsin

CHINA

China Northern Corporation—47-55,

Dairen Rue de Paris

Santai Oil Mills Co., Ltd. BELTING—(Nee under Leather)

Foochow BLEACHING & DYEING FAC-

TORIES- (Nee Page B2)

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, BOARDING HOUSES—(Nee under

Me Wu Ting Road Hotels)

Hankow BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House JAPAN

Mehta. B. R. — 27, Panoff Flats,

SA.D. 2 Kobe

Wah Chang Trading Corporation— Kawase Book Store- 24, Moto-machi-

23, Rue Dautremer, F. Con. dori

Harbin Maruzen K. K.—31, Akashi-machi

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Hakodate

Ltd.—1, Pekarnaya Street

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—65, Polevaya Nishihori Oami-do—13, Suehiro-cho

Street

Kyoto

Hongkong

Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Fuya-machi, Ni-

Connell & Co., Ltd., PI.—China Bldg. shi-iru

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS

Moji Shincho-sha—71, Yarai-cho

Tokyo-do

cho K.K.—84, Kobinata Suido-

Harada Kinzan-do—Shin-machi

Nagasaki Yokohama

Kobitn-do—11, Higashi Hamano-cho Bunju-do—55, Tokiwa-cho

Miyamoto Shigesaburo — 47, Moto Chikusei do—48, Choj a-machi

Shikkui-machi

Moriya S. Watanabe—44, Tsuki-machi Chikyudo Shoten—30, Isezaki-cho

Nagasaki Shoten—95, Higashi, Ha- Kinsho-do—101, Noge-cho

Marusen Kabushiki Kaisha—34, Beu-

mano-machi ten-dori

Nagoya Takahashi Shoten—85, Moto-machi

Yurin-do Honten K.K.—22, Isezaki

Chu-Kyo-do—M i nam i -Otsu-cho cho

Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Matsgmoto Book Store — Minami KOREA

Ostu-machi

Sanydk WAN-S HOTEN — Miyuki, Hon- Maruzen Co.—167, Kogane-cho, Seoul

machi, Nishi-kii Osakaya Shoten—28, Hon-cho

Shiba, H. Nikkan Shobo—10, Hon-

Osaka machi

Asai Taizan-do—Sonezaki-naka CHINA

Daido Shoin—8, Sonesaki Kami-dori Amoy

Fukuinsha

midori SnotEN—31, Utsubo, Ka-

Osaka Toshdin — 14, Shinsaibashi- Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd.

chome

Osaka Shoseki K;K.—Tsuniori-Nishi, Canton

Nari-ku

Maruzen Co.—114, Bakuro-machi Sodth China Christian Book Co.—

Osaka Hobunkan Co., Ltd.—1-20, Awa- 2, Chiu Yum Kai

bori-machi Dairen

Sakaigawa Bienko—Kosatenkado

Sakuraya-Shoten—54,

dori Dojima Naka Kobayashi & Co.—Oyama-dori

Shunban-kwan—56, Bakura-machi Osakyago Bookstore —138, Naniwa-

dori

Shinshin-do—4, Sueyoshibashi

Harbin

Tokyo Genfer, M. A.—10, Polevaya, corner

Ars, The—13, Jionho-cho 43, Diagonaluaya

BijutskE-sha—4, Samon-cho Hongkong

Dai-Ichi Shobo—1, Sanban-cho

Hakubun Kwan—8, Hon-machi Bible, Book and Tiract Depot —

Maruzen K, K,—6, Tori, Nihonbashiku Queen’s Building

Sansei-do,—1, Jinbo-cho, Kandaku Brewers Bookshop—Alexandra Bldg.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS

Chung Hw\ Book Co., Ltd.—69, Queen’s Christian Literature Society of China

Road Central —128, Museum Road

Commercial Press—35, Queen’s Road Chung Road

Hvva Book Co.—221, Honan

Central

Der A. Wing & Go., Ltd.—14, Wellington Comacrib Press—118, Museum Road

Street Commercial Press, Ltd., The—211,

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building Honan Road

Mahan & Co.—5, D’Aguilar Street Dah Tung Book Co.- 331, N. Fukien Road

Sincere Co., Ltd — Des Vceux Road E-Shing & Co.—494, S/echuen Read

Central Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—190, Rubbling Well

Sun Co., Ltd., The—Des Vceux Road Road

Central Hap Kee Educational Supply Co.—

Sun Tai Cheung —129, Bonham 84-5, Honam Road

Strand East International Booksellers, Ltd.—

131, Museum Road

Macao Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—66, Nanking

Road

Der A. Wing & Co.—13, Avenida Koreska, W.—133, Yuen Ming Yuen

Almeida Ribeiro Road

Po Man Lau—2, Largo de S. Domingos Kwang Hsueh Publishing House-

San Kwong Co.—52, Avenida Almeida 140, Peking Road

Ribeiro Lee & Co., H.—238, Nanking Road

Thompson Loo & Co.—1a, Rua May Sun & Co.—81, Honan Road

Central Noessler & Co., mox—331, Kiangse Road

Nanking Shanghai News Co.—1133, Bubbling

Well Road

Educational Bookstore—400, Chung Taisho & Co. -22, Chaotung Road

Shan Road, Kulo Union Book Store—1124, Bubbling

Well Road

Peiping United Book & Stationery Co.—78

Nanking Road

French Bookstore-Grand Hotel de Vicajee & Co., F.—132, Kiangse Road

Pekin Wah Yang Printing Co.—37, Miller

Peiyang Press—3, Legation Street Road

Wing On Co.—635, Nanking Road

Shanghai Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd. — 635,

Szechuen Road

f1 American

Bubbling Book

Well &Road

Supply Co.—841, Tientsin

| Bookstall

a Yu Yuen Road

Brewer, H. E,—.526, Embankment Build- Lien Chang & Co.—116, Rue Dillon

| ing Lynns Book Store—45, Rue de France

8 China Baptist Book Store—209, Yuen Oriental Book Store, The—69, Rue de

| Ming Yuen Road France

l) China Educational

tion—406, Foochow (Supply

Road Assooia- Serebrennikoff

Peiyang Press—27, Wusih Road

I China News Co.—447, Szechuen Road & Co., A. J.—16,

Council Road

- Chinese-American Publishing Co.— Tientsin Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria

160, Nanking Road Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES :

E96 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS

Tsingtao Singapore

Telberg’s International Book Store Chong & Co.,. Peter —7 & 9, Robinson |

26, Chungshan Road Road

De Souza Brothers—9, Stamford Rd. I|

MALAYA Dickinson & Co., John — Dunlop ]J

House, Robinson Road

Malacca Good Books, Pictures & Works of I

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross Art—Romanis House, St. Andrew’s

School, Stamford Road

1

Street

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—32,RoadRaffles

Jitts & Co.—96, Robinson

Cross Street Place

Negri Sembilan Kiat & Co., Ltd., G.H.—6

Road

Commercial Press—125. Birch Road, Malaya Publishing House, Ltd.—

Stamford Road and Armenian St.

Seremban

Grenier & Son—69, Birch Road, Se- MotiwAlla & Co., E.J.—6 and 8,

D’Almeida Street

]

remban

Phu Yik & Co., Ltd.--38, Hill Street !

Penang Spicers (Export), Ltd.—P.O. Box 572

Criterion Press, Ltd.—-Echo Build- NETHERLANDS INDIES

ing, Penang Road

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—6, Beach Semarang

Street

Penang Premier Press, Ltd. — 49, Java Ien Boe Kongsie—Gang Pinggir

Beach Street Street 68

Sumatra

Perak

Aw Brothers—23, Market St., Ipoh Yerekamp & Co.—Medan

Commercial Press—15, Panglima St., THE PHILIPPINES

Ipoh

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta^ Manila

tion Road, Ipoh

Grenier & Co., Charles—37, Station American Bible Society—-636, Isaac

Road, Ipoh Peral Ermita

Pritchard & Co., Ltd. — Market Associated Business Corporation—

Street, Ipoh 652, Ave. Rizal

Selangor Associated Publishers, The—430, Ave.

Rizal

Caxton Press—4 and 6, Market St, Chung Hwa Book Co.—327, Juan

Kuala Lumpur, and 20, Station Luna, Binondo

Street, Klang Educational Supply, The—704, Ave.

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—23, Old Rizal

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur Escolta Bazaar and Book Store, Inc.

Grenier & Son, Ltd.—27, Old Market —2, T. Pinpin, Binondo

Street, Kuala Lumpur Lawyers Co-operative Publishing

Robinson & CO., I/td.—Java Street, Co., The—430, Ave. Rizal

KuaJa Lumpur Manila Filatelica—318, Carried©

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS AND STATI ONERS—BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES E97

Manila Publishing Co.—101, Escolta Osaka

Pinpin, Binondo

Methodist Publishing House— Kitahama Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—19,

Methodist Building, 442, Ave. Rizal,

Sta. Cruz Kirin Beer K. K.—17, Minami Moto-

Miranda, Book Store—327, Florida maohi

Oriental Commercial Co., Inc.—ill, Noda maohi

Shoyu K.—4, Edobori Kita-

Crystal Arcade

Philippine Education Co., Ino.—101- Sakura

dori

Beer K.K—3, Dojima Hama-

103, Esoolta, Binondo

Reliable Bazaar and Book Store—

—645, Ave. Rizal Yokohama

Sayo, P. Soriano, Vda. de—225, Ro- Dai Nippon Beer K. K.—17, Kanbe

sario, Binondo Shita-machi

Tong Hing Press—424-426, F. Torres, Kirin Beer K. K.—38, Masago-cho

Sta. Cruz

Variety Store—391, R. Hidalgo, Kotobukija

Ichiba-cho

Yokohama Beer Co.—792,

Quiapo

Sakura Beer K.K.—81, Miyagawa-cho

BRASS COPPER & TIN FAC-

TORIES-^ Page B4) CHINA

BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES Hongkong

(See Also Wines and Spirits) Hongkong Brewery & Distillery,

Ltd.—Dina House

JAPAN

Shanghai

Tokyo

Union Brewery, Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Dai Nippon Beer, K.K.—1/1, Ginza, Road

1-chome

Kirin Beer K. K.—4, Kyoboshi MALAYA

Meguro Works—247, Mila-cho Singapore

Moji Archipelago Brewery Co., Ltd.—

Dai Nippon Beer K. K.—Hagoromo- Malayan 365-366, Alexandra Road

cho Breweries, Ltd.—7, Trafal-

Kirin Beer K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi gar Street

Sakura Beer K. K.—Dari-cho THE PHILIPPINES

Nagoya Manila

Dai Nippon Brewery K. K.—1, Ta- Ayala, Inc.—652, Eohague

kamatsu-cho Destileriade de Tanduay, Inc.—Eli-

Kirin Beer K.K.—Shimada-cho zalde Building

Sakura Beer K. K.—6, Shimozono- La Graciosa Distillery—407, M. de

oho Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES — BRISTLES EXPORTERS —

E98 CUSTOMS BROKERS

La Fortuna Inc. Factory—445 Mo- Mansouk <5i Co.—101, Rue Pasteur

riones Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.-29, Con-

La Fuerza—414, Fundidor. sular Road

La Rosario—1001, R. Hidalgo Shingming Trading Co.—178, Taku

San Miguel Brewery, Inc. 132, Road

Aviles Street Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Tanduay Distillery- 348, Tanduay, Teh Chee & Co.—105, Rue Pasteur

Quiapo Tientsin Forwarding and Commis-

sion Agency—13, Italian Bund

BRICKS & TILES FACTORIES—(Aee Wilson & Co,—55, Ewo Road

Page B5)

BRISTLES EXPORTERS Tsingtao

KOREA Beykirch, Emil—11, Hunan Road

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan BROKERS (Customs)

CHINA JAPAN

Hankow Kobe

Arnhold & Co-.—Han Chung Road, Dai-ni Shokai—58, Ura-machi

Daido Shokai—94,

Sakae-machi

S.A.D. No. 1

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund, Fujita Shokai—106, Hachiman-dori

S.A.D. No. 3 Goto Kaisoten—121, Sakae-machi

Hongkong Hirano Shokai, G. K.—59, Sakae-

machi

Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building Kawanishi-ya, Soko, K. K.—47, Aka-

shi-machi

Kelley & Co., Ltd. 11, Queen’s Road Koyama Shokai—35, Sakae-machi

Central Maruki Shoten—65, Skimagami-cho

Lepack & Co., Ltd.—York Building Ogura Shokai—7, Isobe-dori

Melchers & Co.--Queen’s Building Ohhama Gumi, G. K.—

Shanghai Saito Shoten—1-16, Kaigan-dori

Sanku Unyu K. K.—74, Sakae-machi

Bolton Bristle Co., W. H.—P.O Box Taihei Shokai—104, Yedo-machi

247 Yamasaki Shokai G. K.—12, Kaigan-

dori

Tientsin Yoshioka Shokai, K. K.—40, Isoge-

Battegay et Cie.—17-21, Rue Dillon dori

Caprino

China American Trading Corpora- Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

tion—36, Rue de France

China Netherlands Produce Co.—89, Tokyo

Rue du Julliet

Fairhild & Co.—169, Taku Road Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd.—1,

Gipperich & Co., E.—<52, Taku Road Edobashi, Nihonbashi-ku

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CUSTOMS BROKERS-EXOHANGE BROKERS E99

Yokoliama Tienzo, T.—Ill, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Tionloc, Inc., Ildefonso—123, Das-

Buao Gumi—Shin Mdnatocho marinas, Binondo

Ohuoh Usrso Kabushiki—2, Midori- ViiiDAi e Hijos de Angel Jose—9,

Plaza Moraga

cho

Kaiso Gumi Unsoten, K. K. -28, Aioi-

cho BROKEE8 (Exchange)

Kinoshita Shokai -I, Kaigan-dori

Swehiro Kaisoten—52, Ohta-machi JAPAN

Sato Unsoten—42, Takashima-dori Kobe

Uohijoa Kaisoten—44, Kita, Naka-dori

Yanagisawa Shokai—11, Kaigan-dori Blad & McClure—72, Kyo-machi

Teverson & Mactavish—29, Harima-

CHINA machi

Shanghai Osaka

Commercial Express and Storage Co. Blad & McClure—10, Kitahama, 3-

—53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road chome, Higashi-ku

Harden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Kauero & Lewis—10, Koraibashi

Hankow Road

THE PHILIPPINES Yokohama

Manila Stewart, Blad & McClure—2, Yama

shita-cho

Barreto, Felipe—302, Cortes Oshoa

Building CHINA

Bartolome y Javier — 62, M. de Canton

Binondo

Cansipit, Inc., Gregorio M. — 51, Lammert & Son, C. H.—86, B. Con.,

Escolta, Binondo

Chaves, Salinas & Co.- 217, Dasmar- Shameen

inas Street Tavadia & Futakia—19, British Con.,

I1 Commercial Brokerage Co., Inc.—456, Shameen

Da&tnarinas, Binondo

Foz Brokerage, Ino.—240, Dasmar- Hankow

njmf inas, Binondo

Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc.—51, Es- Gellmacher & Lindmeyer—Yih Yuen

l| colta Road

i Herrera Gral. Transportation Co., Gracey & Pearson—Union Building

Inc.—217, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—iDerharo Hong Kong

’ Building, Port Area

I Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc. Abraham, E. S. —9.9, Waterloo Road

Ju 129, Dasmarinas

Philippine Brokerage—1061, M. de la Champkin, C.—7, East Point Terrace

Industria, Binondo Grossman, E. — Hong Kong Stock Ex-

Tantoco, Inc, Hilarion—106, M. de change Building

Binondo Joseph, F. A.—Prince’s Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 00 EXCHANGE BROKERS—GENERAL BROKERS

Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s Building Penang

Kbw & Co., Fred—Hong Kong Stock

Exchange Building Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St.

Roza Bros.—Bank of East Asia Bldg., Kennedy & Co.—2n. Beach Street

Des Yoeux Road Central

Stewart Brothers—1b, Chater Road Lean & Co.^—3a, Union Street

Selangor

Shanghai

Baker, Morgan & Co,—11, Loke Yew

Allan

Drakeford, Davis and Wilson — 12, THE PHILIPPINES

The Bund

Hayes, J. A.—267, Kiangse Road Manila

Kann, E. Office—45, Kiukiang Road

Wentworth, C. M. and Andrews, L. Chiat Hong Co.—1125, Sta. Elina

R.—20, Kiukiang Hair, Little and Picorneli—P.O.

White & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road Box 1479

Ho Thay Co.—329, Nueva, Binondo

Tientsin Ling Tong Exchange—540, Nueva,

Binondo

Manila Stock Exchange—Corner of

Doney & Co.—42-46, Bristow Road Nueva and Escolta, Binondo

Robertson & Rosier—Hong Kong & Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 982

Shanghai Bank Bldg., Victoria Rd. Woo Seng Exchange Co.—545, Nueva,

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road Binondo

Watts & Frisk—73, :Consular Road BROKERS (General)

Tsingtao JAPAN

Kutt, Paul—Exchange Building Kobe

Daini Shokai-h58, Sakae-machi

MALAYA Fujita Shokai—106, Hachiman-dori

Singapore Goto KaisOten K.K.—58, Sakae-machi

Hasegaava Shoten—24, Kaigan-dori

Brown & Co., E. A.—10, D’Almeida Hokoku Shokai--59,

Hirano Sakae-machi

Unyu K. K.—22, Naninsa-

Street machi

Fraser & Co.—Union Building, Ooll- Korenori Unsoten K. K.—101, Yedo-

yer Quay machi

Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place Kovama Shokai G. K.—35, Sakae-

Manasseh & Elias—12, D’Almeida St. machi

Moheideen & Co., K. Syed.—39, Chulia Maruki Shoten—65, Shimagami-cho

Street Meiji iShogyo K.K.—11, Kyo-machi

Saunders & Macphail — Mercantile Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higaehi

Bank Building Kawasaka-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS ElOl

Nippon Iranel—Isobe-dori Dairen

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-dori

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—12, Kyo- Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

machi

Saito Shoten—1-16, Kaigan-dori Foochow

Sankc Unyu K:K.-74, Sakae-machi

Sumitomo Soko K.K.—1-7, Kaigan- Brand & Co., H. S.

dori

Taisho Unyu' K.K.—Toshin-Soko Hankow

Utsunomiya Kaisoten — 456, Moto-

machi-dori Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14, Fancheong

Yamasaki Shokai—12, Kaigan-dori Road, S.A.D.3

Nagasaki Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Wha

Cheong Road, S.A.D. 3

Pearce’

Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Tokiwa- S.A.D. 3 & GAERibcK—Tung Ting Road,

machi

Shimonoseki Harbin

Wurui Shokai (Holme, Ringer & Co.) Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaia

—5, Karato-machi

Hong Kong

Osaka

Alves, A. A.—1,49, Waterloo Road

Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cho Bagram, J. T.—Stock Exchange Bldg.

Osaka Bill Brokers—26, Kitahama Benjamin & Potts—Stock Exchange

(Jeda Shoten—2-27, Koraibashi Building

Carroll Bros.—Exchange Building

Yokohama Croucher & Co. — 3, Queen’s Road

Central

Blad & McClure—72, Kyo-machi Dastur, It. A.—5o, Wongneichong Road

Buso-Gumi—Shin-Minato-cho Ellis A Edgar Holland House, Queen’s

Fujimoto Kaisoten—^66, Ohta-machi Road Central

Kinoshita Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori Esmail, H. M. H.—China Building

Sato Unsoten—42, Takashima-dori Greaves,,A P.—11, Queen’s Road C.

Uchida Kaisoten—44, Kita-Naka-dori Grose

Road &Central

Co., J. F.—6, Des Voeux

Fanagisawa Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori Harriman, G. A. 11, Queen’s Road

Central

CHINA Joseph &■ Co., H. B.—Hongkong Stock

Exchange Building

Canton Kitchell & Co., O.—11, Queen’s Road

Central

Lammert & Son, C. H.—86, B. Con., Kotwall

Building

& Cg., E. D. —French Bank

Shameen LoCentral

Kin Fai & Co. —10, Des Yoeux Rd.

Tavadia and Futakia—19, B. Con.,

Shameen Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Building

OLASiSIFlED LIST OF TRADES

El 02 GENERAL BROKERS

Festonji, R.—8, Humphreys Building Dupire Morrell, Ltd.—4-1, Collyer

Potts, A. H.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Quay

Silva, P. M. N. da.—Stock Exchange Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place

Building Macphail & Co., Ltd.—Mercantele Bank

Wright & Co.—Prince’s Bldg. Building

Yeung Yau & Co.— 6, Des Voeux Road Manasseh & Elias—12, D’Almeida St.

Central Reuben Bros.—^a, De Souza Street

Shanghai Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.- 4,

Collyer Quay

Allan & Buchan—69, Kiukiang Road A. E. Tilly—147, Sims Avenue

Anglo-Danish Co.—8, French Bund Penang

Benjamin and Potts—27, The Bund

Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund Anthony & Co.—9, Beach Street

Citmming, K. M.—16, Central Road Lean & Co.—3a, Union Street

Fredericks, J. A.—40,& Brenan

Herlofson Gordon Road The

Reeves—12,

Bund NETHERLANDS INDIES

Kokusai U'nyu Kaisha 33, Szechuen Batavia

Road

Liddell Bros.—4, Peking Road Andree Wiltens en Co.

Harden & Co*—125, Hankow Road Beauclerk & Co.

Holler & Co.—30, Foochow Road Dunlop & Kolff

Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd.—169, Can- Gijzelman and Steup

ton Road

Rutherford, N. H.—16, Central Road Van Nierop and Twijsel

Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road Ockerse, F. W. A.—Binnen Nieuw-

Wheelock & Co.—2-3,. French Bund poart Straat 34

White & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road Vermeys & Co.

Wallbrink & Co.

Tientsin Wesselink en Dijkhuis

Wiechert and van der Linden

China Expess Co-, Ltd.—Erh-ching WlECHERT EN GeERLINGS

Lu

China Forwarding & Express Co.— Sourabaya

Settlement Railway Station

Foox & Co.—65, Consular Road Gy seem an & Steup—Willemskade

Liddell Bros. & Co.—50, Taku Road

Tientsin Forwarding & Commission THE PHILIPPINES

Co.—14, Italian Bund

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road Manila

Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

Araneta y Zaragoza, Jose—Insular

MALAYA Building Plaza Moraga, Binondo

Associated Agencies, Inc.—Ill, Men-

Singapore doza

Bermudez & Bautista, Ino.—5, San

Abdeen H.—16, Jalan Masjid, off Changi Gabriel, Binondon

Road Commercial Brokers Co.—456, Pas-

David, J. B.—10, Malacca Street marinas

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS—SHARE BROKERS E103

Foz Brokerage, Ino.—240, Dasmar- Hongkong

inas

Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soriano Build- Bagram, J. T.—Stock Exchange Bldg.

ing. Plaza Cervantes

Hair, Little & Picornell—Insular Benjamin

Building

& Potts—Stock Exchange

Life Building, Binondo Carroll, A. H.—^Alexandra Bldg.

Murphy Co., J. A. — Luis Perez Croucher & Co. -3, Queen'* Road

Samanillo Building, Binondo Central

New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc., Greaves, A. P.—11, Qneen’s Road 0.

The—892, Rizal Avenue

Philippine Brokerage Corpn.—1001, Grose & Co., J. F.—6, Des Vceux

Road Central

M. de la Industria, Binondo

Rosenstock, C. W.—124, T. Pinpin, Joseph Si Co , H. R—Hongkong Stock

Binondo Exchange Building

Russell & Co.—P.0 Box 982 Lo Kin Fai & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Sorox y Cia—Soriano Bldg.. Plaza Road C.

Cervantes Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Build-

ing

Cebu Pestonji, R.-r-8, Humphreys Building

Pastrano, Unchuan & Co.—-84, Burgos Potts, A. H —Stock Exchange Bldg.

Silva, P. M. N. da- Stock Exchange

Street Building

BROKERS (Share) Tester & Abraham—Exchange Build

ing

JAPAN Wright & Co.—Prince’s Building

Yeung Yau & Co.—6, Des Voeux Road

Kobe Central

Teverson Mactavish—29, Harima- Shanghai

machi

Benjamin & Potts—27, The Bund

Osaka Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund

Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cho Gumming, K. M —16, Central Road

Osaka Bill Broker—26, Kitahama Fredericks, J. A.—40, Brenan Road

Ueda Shoten—2027, Koraibashi Hayim, A. J. —27, The Bund

Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd.—160, Can-

CHINA ton Road

Rutherford, N. H.—-16, Central Road

Canton

Lammert & Son, C. H.—86, British Tientsin

Concession, Shameen

Tavadia & Futakia—19, British Con., Davis, R. S.—17, Victoria Terrace

Shameen Doney & Co.—46, Bristow Road

Hankow Robertson & Rosier—Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank Bldg., Victoria Rd.

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road

Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14. Faucheong Whitamore

Road & Co.—105, Victoria Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El04 SHARE BROKERS —BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS

MALAYA Nielson & Co., L. R.—601, Escolta,

Binondo

Singapore Ong Long & Co., Inc,—51, Alhambra,

Ermita

Bell & Co.—24, Raffles Place Sorox y Cia—Soriano Buildirig

Chia & Co.—34, The Arcade Swan, Culbertson & Fritz—16, Escol-

Etlin

Fraser & Co.—Union Building, Coll-

yer Quay BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND

Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place MATERIALS

Reuben Bros., Ltd.—7, D’Sou/a St.

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade JAPAN

Penang Kobe

Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St. Doi Chisaburo—2-8, Ogawa-ddri

Kennedy & Co.—2b, Beach Street Hata Komuten—5, Omichi-dori

Lean & Co.—3a, Union Street Hosono-gumi—69, Kano-cho

Soon Theam & Co.—30, Beach Street Ishimatsu Daieiseki Kogyo-sha—27-

162, Arata-cho

Perak Kagawa Komuten—63, Susano-dori

Kansai Sekizai K.K.—2064, Wakino-

Botly & Co.—P.O. Box 96, Ipoh hama-dori

Macphail & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 1342, Kitamura

dori

Goshi Kaisha—13, Higure-

Station Road Ipoh Kyokuyo Kenzai Kaisha—107, Kami-

Selangor sawa-dori

Nakashima-gumi K.K.—11, Eizawa-

Baker, Morgan & Co.—11, Loke Yew Noda cho

Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Gomei Kaisha—69, Kyo-machi

Hallam & Co.—19, .Old Market Square Ohkura Doboku K.K.—8, Kaigan-

Street dori

7 Shimizu-gumi G.K.—30, Shimoyamate-

THE PHILIPPINES dori

Tabayashi Kenchiku Jimusho — 24,

Manila Nozaki-dori

Takemura Seizo Shoten—131, Aioi-cho

Alegre y Araneta—34, Escolta Takagi Gumi Kaisha—124, Sanhan-cho

Bonded Brokerage Corporation — Uyeda Iwakichi—46, Shinouome-dori

Heacock Building

Campos &; Co., Inc., R. J.—Crystal Hakodate

Arcade Building

Hess & Zeitlin, Inc,—Crystal Arcade Hattori Chokicki—2, Masagd-bho

Building Imai-gumi—56, Kaisho-cho

Juyoo, Velilla & Co.—110, Crystal Ishida Yoshinao—235, Asahi-cho

Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Mackay & McCormick—2, Plaza Mo- Morikawa Heiji—53, Tani Jito-cho

raga, Binondo Takeuchi-Gumi—73,' Aoyagi-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS E1Q5

Nagasaki Haraki-gumi K.K.—104, Horai cho

Ohbayashi-gumi K.K.—53, Aioi-cho

Kaneko Shokai—8, Irie-machi Shimizu-gumi G. K.—65, Yoshida-chu

Mitsui Bussan K. K.—3, Tokiwa-

machi

Nakamura Seikichi—57, Yedo-machi KOREA

Nippon Asbestos Co.—45, Atago-machi

Nagato-gumi G. K.—16, Kanko-dori.

Nagoya Seoul

Ohkura Doboku K.K.—44, Yamate-

Nagoya Tekkin Block Co.—Toyoda- dori, 'Seoul

cho Tada Junsaburo G. K.—40, Taihei-

Obayashi-gumi—Sumitomo Building dori

Shimizu-gumi Goshi Kaisha — 18,

Hattanda Furuwatari CHINA

Osaka Canton

Ando Shoten—99, Itachibori Kita- Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road

dori

Asahi Tile Shoten—Awaza Naka-dori, Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, British

Concession, Shameen

1 chome, Nishi-ku Rafeek & Co.—27-28, French Conces-

Akita Mokuzai K.K. -5-10, Izuo sion, Shameen

Awaji Kawara Shokai—2, Shirinashi- Siemens China Co.—17, British Con-

gawa

Hamatsune Shoten K.K.—50, Chishi- cession, Shameen

ma-cho

Hokkai Ringyo K. K.—19, Izuo Kita- Dairen

mura-cho

Horne

dori G. K.—51, Yamagata-

Ishikawa Shokai Kenzai-bu—109, Do- Hara-gumi G. K.—27, Yawafca-oho

jima bama-dori

Kansai Sekizai K. K.—3, Shirinashi- Okuka

cho

Doboku K. K.—18, Yamagata

gawa-kita

Maruka Shoten G. K. — 50, Rita Toashikoen-cho

Dobokc Kigyo K. K.—21, Higa-

Horie

Maruka Shoten Goshi Kaisha—50, Yoshikawa-gumi—43, Nishikoen-cho

Kita Horie

Nihon Kenchikushiko K. K. — 44, Hankow

Edobori Minami-dori

Sanki Kogyo K.K.—21, Bingo-machi Andersen, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue

Showa Shokai—22, Umeda-cho Clemenceau, French Concession

Toyo Toki K. K.—10, Awaza Kami- Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Han Chung

dori Road, S.A.D. No. 1

Wakama, Kinzoku, Seisaku-sho — 3, Carlowitz & Co.—Ta Chi Men

Nankai cho, 2-chome Mbi Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping

Yokohama Road, S.A.D. 3

Ming Sons Construction Co.—Hunan

Fhkko Kenchiku Josei K.K. 1, Ise- Road, S.A.D.

zaki-cho Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E106 BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS

Harbin Engineering Practice. Inc.—11, Fang

Chia Hutung

Chibunovsky & Co., A. G.—3, Kitais- Siemens Kou China Co. — 41, Teng Shih

kaya Street

Hongkong Shanghai

Andersen,

Andersen, Meyer & Co. — fi7-69, Des 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Meyer & Co., Ltd.- 21-44

Vceux Road Central Road

Blackmore, Basto & Shank Ltd. Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

York Building Calco China Agency—40, Ningpo Rd.

Concrete Products Ltd.—H. R. Bank Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road

Building Cathay Ceramics Co. , Inc.—24, The

Davie, Boag

Central

Hongkono Engineering & Construo Chang Sung Construction Co.—33,

Szechuen Road

tion Co., Ltd.—St. George’s Building Chien

Lai To Construction Co.—217. Hen- G.m.b.H.Hsin Engineering Co.,

(Ltd.)—138, Kiangse Rd.

nessy Road China Cosmopolitan Co. — Shanghai

Lam Woo & Co.—34, Johnston Road Bank Building, 40, Ningpo Road

Lau Tung—12, Des Yooux Road Central Duncan & Co.—Hamilton House 170,

Lee & Co. . Joseph . J.—17, Thomson Kiangse Road

Road Fagan & Co., Ltd.—-261, Kiangse Road

Lee Ping Hong—52, Des Voeux Hsin Heng & Co. —160. Avenue

Road Central Edward VII

Lee Yu Kee—37, Des V^eux Rd. C. Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Lun Sang & Co.L-5, Queen’s Road The—50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Central Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd,—2f7,

Shewan, Toiues

Road Central Krivoss, B.—1331, Ave. Jeffre, Sze-

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd.— chuen Road

Queen’s P>uilding Kunst and Albers—110, Szechuen Rd.

South China Brick & Tile Co.— New Shanghai Construction Co.—S.

6, Des Voeux Road 12, Connaught Road

Yee Sang Tai & Co.—353, Hehnessy Reuter, Brockelmann & C&.—452,

Road Kiangse Road

Yeung Rieli.y, Simmons & Milne—91, Peking

CentralFat & Co.—20, Queen’s Road Road .

Tai Chong & Co.—740, Nanking Road

Mukden Telqe and Schrqeter—620, Szechuen

Road

Engel, Max M. Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway

Marges, Lothar—She I Wei Lou Road

Peiping Tientsin

Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Ohia Blakeney & Co., J. D.—Corner Dun-

Hutung barton and London Roads

China Radiator Co.—Sill, Chao Yang Bro^sard, Mopin— Banque Franco-

Man Street Chinoise Bldg., 110. Rue de France

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS E107

Carlowitz & Co.—140-144, Taku Rd. Harper, Gilfillan & Co.—

Hong Kong Bank Building

China American Trading Corpn.— Hinhede & Co., Dro.—Bukit Timak

Rue de France Road

Corinth & Seidel —127, Woodrow Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road

Wilson Street

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Simplex Concrete Piles—5th Floor,

Union Building

Victoria Road

Hayes Engineering Corporation, J. SinLavender

Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co. — 52,

Street

E.—49, Taku Road

Hua Sheng—40, Miyajima Road, J.

Concession Penang

Kapustin & Co., G.—9-11, Victoria

Terrace

Kessler

Alexandra Brickworks,

course Road and Bureau Street Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35-36, Weld

Quay

Weihaiwei Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry-^-33, Beach

Street

Weihaiwei Land and Building Co-,

Ltd. Selangor

SIAM Kenneison Bros., Ltd.—Batu Caves.

King Chong & Co.—15 & 17, Station

Bangkok Street, Klang

Planters’1 Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.

International Engineering Co., -P.O . Box 288, Kuala Lumpur

Inc. Chartered Bank Lane

Perak

NETHERLANDS INDIES Lindeteves-Stokvis (Inc. D.E.L.)-

Sourabaya 60, Brewster Road, Ipoh

Young, C. H.—7, Hale Street, Ipoh

N. V. Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van THE I’HILIPPINES

Bouwmaterialen—Ngagel 3

MALAYA Manila

Singapore American Hardware and Plumbing

Ooi—125, Escolta

tL Atlantic Gulf m Pacific Co. of

| Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. - Mer Manila—P.O. Box 626

! cantile Bank Buildings, 3rd Floor Choy & Co.., S. C. Mill and Yard,

• Ui The Borneo Company, Ltd.—Meycan 1811-1825, J una Luna, Tonda

I tile Building Co Seteng & Co., Eduardo—602-610

I Chin Ho & Co.—37, Philip Street Tanduay, Quiapo

| Craig & Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bldg. Engineering Equipment & Supply

1 Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550, Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 2128

Havelock Road Findley Engineer a^d Oonstruction

Co., Inc.—32, Fisher Ave., Pasay

U I Fonghin64, Wallich& Street

G. H. Watts Co. Gordon, John—227. David, Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E108 BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND MATERIALS—CARPETS AND RUGS

Gotauco & Oo., Inc. — 214, Soler, Jade Tree, Ltd. -- Kowloon Wharf

Shops, Salisbury Road

Binondo

Lime Kilns, Inc.—99, Cristobal Street Lane, Crawford & Qo. — Exchange

Building

Manila Builders Corporation - Little Shop, The—Gloucester Build-

411, Heacock Building ing

Norton and Harrison Co.—410-420, SincereCentral Co., Ltd.—Des Voeux Road

Kneedler Building, Carrido

Philippine Steelhotjse, Inc.—P.O. Box SunCentral

Co., Ltd., The—Des Voeux Road

2794

Russell, C.—P. 0. Box 1009 Swatow Lace Co., Ltd.—16, Pedder

Simeon O. Scan—324, Echague, Sta. Street

Cruz Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.—Des

Tay Jay Co.—734, Eohague, San Vceux Road Central

Miguel Wing On Co., Ltd. Des Vceux Road

Tuason e Hijos, 0.—1174^1188, Agno, Central

Mai ate

Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc., Mariano Peiping

— 25-37, Plaza Cervantes

Vieglemann, Scharoeder & Co., Inc.— Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc.—8, Tung

456-466, Dasmarinae, Binondo Tan Erh T’iao Hutung

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred—53-55, Bar Hackmack & Co.—126, Soochow Hu-

acca tung

BUTTON FACTORIES— (See Page B5) Henning & Co., A.C.—45, Wai Chiao

Pu Chieh, East City

Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison St.

CAFES, ETC.—(See under Hotels) Kai Yuen Woollen and Carpet Fac-

tory—61, Lan Man Hutung

CAN FACTORIES — (See Page B5) Shoemaker Art Looms—23, Hsi

Tsung Pu Hutung

CANNED GOODS FACTORIE8—(See Sullivan & Co,, J.—1, Morrison St.

Page B6)

Shanghai

CARPETS AND RUGS Arts & Crafts, Ltd.—887-889, Bub-

JAPAN bling Well Roads

BingOya & Co.—201-203, Boone Road

Kobe Browne, Hill & Co —24, The Bund

Central Asia Co., Ltd.—201, Seymour

Imai Shoten—137, Moto-machi-dori Road

Tanaka Sho-Kai, G. H.—65, Sauno- Esso Elbrook, Inc.—156, Peking Road

muya-cho Co.—452, Kiangse Road

Yamada & Tanaka Shoten—50, Harv- GoldenRugDragon

Fette Co.—119, Nanking Road

Rug Co. — 417, Bub-

ma-maohi bling Well Road

CHINA Great Northern Carpet Co.—437,

Bubbling Well Road

Hongkong Hall & Holtz, Ltd. — 190, Bubbling

Well Road

Fook Weng & Co.—37, Nathan Road Kung I Cheng—391, Bubbling Well

Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CARPETS AND RUGS —CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS E109

Lane, Crawfokd, Ltd.—90, Nanking Rabben & Co., W. (Succsrs.)—118, The

Road; Branch: 866, Bubbling Well Road Bund

Ouskotjli, M. H. A. —142, Museum Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con-

sular Road

Road

Peh Yang Rug Factory—45-47, Yates ShantungRoad

Silk & Lace Co.—Taku

Road

Sincere C x, Ltd.—690, Nanking Road —178, TakuTrading

Shingming

Road

Co- (China), Ltd.

Sun Sun & Co.— Nanking Road Standard Carpet and Export Co.—

Whiteway, Laidlaw & Co.—98, Nan- 108, Rue du Baron Gros

king Road Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co.—252-

Wing On Co.—635, Nanking Road 255, Taku Road

Tientsin Twyford Co., J. — 113, Rue du

Chaylard

Avanozian & Sons, M.—32, Bristow

Road Tsinan

f Bareovitch & ,Co., H.—19, Victoria Rubant, Francis W. —122, Seventh

\ Terrace

\ Bubeshko & Co., S. O.—92, Woodrow Main Street

5 Wilson Street

J China-American Trading Corpration SIAM

—Rue de France Bangkok

I Comfort Company, The —146, Rue

‘j Dillon, French Concession

! Eastern Rug Co.—8, Lin Ho Li, B. Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd. —Tapan

Hua Takay

C. ' CHristiani and Nielsen (Siam), Ltd.

! Elbrook, Inc.—31-47, Davenport Rd.

j Fairchild & Co., Ltd.— THE PHILIPPINES

; Gershevich, L —20, Victoria Terrace

Greenland & Sons—118, British Bund Manila

Hacmack & Co:—15, Rue Courbet

| Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101-103, Victoria Nichols Super Chinese Carpets—

Road Manila Hotel Lobby

[ Hua .'Ruang Trading Corporation— Persian Carpet House—49, Escolta

173a, Tunbridge Road

‘ Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Lin Ho Li

H Isawa & Co., K.—138, Victoria Road CEMENT MANUFACTURERS DEALERS

AND

Jen Li Co.—78, Rue de France

* Karagheusian American Corporation JAPAN

I! for Overseas,. A, & M.—135, Rue

II Pasteur Kobe

j Kleeman & Co,, Otto—17, Wopdrow

Wilson Street

£ Malkassian, S.—104, Taku Road Biknie, Leonard—45, Nakamachi

I Mentrup Ob.,’ C. Wusih Road, Inouye

machi

Konnosuke Shoten—38, Sakae-

'j 1st Special Area

Michaeijan & Kohlberg, Inc. —18, Kitaura dori

Yeizo Shoten—23, Tamon-

Korostovetz Road

Nichols Super Yarn and Carpets— NisHii Kunijiro "Shoten—24, Ashi-

hara-dori

104, Taku Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Elio CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS

Moji Ittaki Cement K.K.—1, Marunotichi

Ube Cement K.K.—Mitsubishi 21-go-

Asano Cement K.K.—Shirokisaki-cho kan, Marunouohi

Hokqktj Cement K.K.—Nishi Hon-

machi CHINA

Nagoya Dairen

Asano Cement K.K.—Shin Yanagi- Asano Cement K. K.—Ill, Yamagatar-

maehi, Naka-ku dori

Hotcoktt Cement Works, Ltd.—-6. Oye Onoda Cement Co., Ltd.—Clum-shui-

machi, Minami-ku

Mxkawa Cement K K.—Minami Otsu- Szu

maohi, Naka-ku Hankow

Onoda Cement Seizo K.K.— Atsuta

Higashi-machi Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd.—9, Rue

Osaka du Marechal Foch, F. Con.

Jardine. Matheson & Co.—The Bund,

Asano Cement K.K.—605, Osaka Gas S.A.D. 3

Building Hongkong

Hokoku Cement Co., Ltd.—1, Kovai-

bashi

Matsumoto Yojiuo—49, Edobori Shi- Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—32, Con-

naught Road Central

mo-dori

Neo Cement K.K.—13, Tamae-cho Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Nippon CeMent, K.K.—6th floor, Ni- InternationalBuilding

—Exchange

Trading Co.- China

hon Shiu Gin Bldg. Building

Oita Cement K.K.—Kushin-cho Jardine, Matheson & Co. — 18, Pedde

Osaka Yogyo Cement K.K.—14, Doji- Street

ma Hamadori Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Toa Cement K.K.—1-178, Hatsushima. Building

Taishu Reiss. Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s

Tosa Cement K.K.—23, Kitahorie. Road Central

Nishi-ku Ross & Co., Alex—la, Chater Road

Ube Cement Seizo K. K. — Gosho South China Brickworks, Ltd.—

Bldg., Nakanoshima 6, Des Voeux Road

Shidzuoka Warren

Building

Hida Shoten—65, Shimo Uo-machi Macao

Sakurai Tokichi—Sakae machi

Shimonoseki Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Onoda Cement Co. K.K.—Higashinabe Shanghai

Tokyo Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21-24 & 43,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Asano Cement K.K. —Kaijo Building, Chee Hsin Cement Co.—406, Kiangse

Marunouchi Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES Elll

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS—CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

China Portland Cement Co. — 406, MALAYA

Kiangse Road

Elliston & Co.—185, Yuen Ming Singapore

Yuen Road

Glanzmann, Fco.—162, Canton Road East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles

Jacks & Co., Wm.—51, Hongkong Rd. McAlisterQuay

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen House, Battery & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

Road Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu-

kiang Road THE PHILIPPINES

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, Sze-

chuen Road Manila

Racine & Co., Cie S. A.—Glen Line

Building, 2, Peking Road Bazar Siglo XX., Central Office—

Shanghai Portland Cement Works, 101-113, Plaza del Oonde

Ltd.—33, Szechuen Road Cebu Portland Cement Co.—Insular

Sohieren Co., C. A.—25, Ningpo Rd. Life Building, Plaza Moraga

Zee & Sons—101, Broadway Cham Samco & Sons—306, Sto. Cristo

Hope Manufacturing Co.—14th, Ave.

and' 5th

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Limited—

National City Bank Bldg., Binondo

Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P. O. National

Box 66 Development Co. — Corner

Azcarraga & Evangelista, Sta. Cruz

Tientsin Rizal Cement Co., Inc. — 8, M. de

Banco Nacional, Binondo

! Comfort Company, The — 146, Rue Simeon O. Suan—324, Echague

| Dillon, French Concession

, Hua Sheng—40, Miyajima Rd., J. C. Cebu

, Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria

Road Cebu Portland Cement Co.—Comet

1 i Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Ya- Gonzalez Street & Comercio

; maguchi Road

[ Perrin-Cooper & Co., Ltd.—73, Con- CHEMICAL FACTORIES (See Page

:! sular Road

| Racine & Cie (S.A.)—137, Quai de B8)

; F ranee CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

INDO-CHINA JAPAN

Haiphong Kobe

Societe

ArtrficielsDesde Ciments

I’lndochinePortland Akakabe Pharmacy—133, Motomachi-

dori

SIAM Bayer Meister LucUis Y. G. K.—11,

Sumitomo Bldg.

Bangkok Brunner, Mond & Co. — 72, Kyo-

machi

3 East Asiatic.-Co., Ltd., The Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

( Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The I.—72, Kyo-machi

E5

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 12 CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

Fujita Seitaro—4, Niban-cho Nippon Shinyaku Co.—Mibu Shimo'

Funai Shoten—35, Moto-machi Mizo-oho

Goto-Denshin K.K.—1, Yakumi-dori Radium

dori

Seiyaku K.K.—Karasumaru-;;

Hankuyu Pharmacy—28, Kamitsukin Sankyo gumi—Nijo-agaru

Hotei-ya Pharmacy—100, Moto-machi

Ishihara Yeijtt-do—89, Nishiyanagi- Kyushu

wara

Iwata Shoten—142, Susano-cho

Kirin-do Pharmacy—14, Kitauagasa- Hakata

cho

Pharmacy—Higashi Nakasu-

dori

Kishihashi Shoten K.E.—Higashi, Kawaguichi-ya

moto-cho

Pharmacy—1, Kura-

Shiruke-cho

Kobayashi Keisuke—35, Naka-machi Kawazu Pharmacy—1623, Sumiyoshi-

cho s ho fi

Kobe Eisei Pharmacy—1, Niban-cho Modori Pharmacy—575, Sumiyoshi

Kumochi Pharmacy—130, Kumochi-

bashi-dori

Minatogawa Pharmacy—8-47, Mizuki- Nagasaki

dori

Nippon Shono, K. K.—128, Onoe-dori Fukushima Kozo—h6, Shinchi-machi

National Aniline & Chemical Co.. Hirasaki Moichi—Moto Daiku

U.S.A.—65, Naniwa-machi

Nippon Koryo Yakuhin K.K. — 28, Shinsei-do—29, Kajiya-machi

W akinohama^cho Naffoya

Saisei Shono K.K.—31, Wakinohama-

oho Aoki Senryo Shoten—84, Suehiro-cho

Sansei-do—134, Moto-machi

Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—108, Ito- Dai-ichi, Kogyo Seiyaku K.K.—Mina- :

mi-Sotobori-cho

maohi

Takeda Gomei Kaisha—5, Kaigan- Murakami Shoten—Ofuna-cho

dori Osaka Godo K.K.—14, Kagura-cho

Tor Pharmacy—1/105, Nakayamate- San-kyo K.K.—Minami Ogawa-machi

dbri Sawani Shoten—11, Nakaichiba-cho

Yazawa Shoten G. K.—4, Hachiman- Sugimura Shoten—61, ,Kyo-machi

dori

Hakodate Osaka

Ikkan-d6^64,'Jizo-oho Arita Otomatsu—37, Uchi Hon machi

Kurosaki Kenji Yakubo—56, Suehiro- Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—117|

cho Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—146,

Kusakari Pharmacy—31, Tsuruoka- Naniwa-cho

cho Brunner, Mond & Co.—Fushimi-cho

Shirasari, G. K.—36, Jizp-cho Dai Ichi Seiyaku K.K.—25, Dosho-

machi

Kyoto Dai Nippon SEiYaku K.K.~ Dosho-

machi

Dai-Ichi Kogyo Seiyahu K.K.—50, Lieberman,

hana

M' aelchli & Co.—Kita-j

Kubo-cho

Mori Yoshi Gomei Kaisha — Bojo- Morishita

cho ,

Co., H.—643, Tamahori-

machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF THADES

CHEMICALS AND DRUGS EllS

N'agase Shotbn K. K. — Itachibori Yokohama

Minami-dori

Osaka Seiyaku K.K.—10, Doshu-do Ahrens & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho

Sajsttendo K.K.—108, Kitahama Hattori Shoten—31, Onoe-cho

Shuho-do—Hanano Hill Pharmacy—127, Motomachi

Society of Chemical Industry in Hodogaya Soda K.K.—791, Tenno-cho

Basle—55, Kawara-machi Inagaki Yeizo Shoten K.K. — 17,

Yamada Yasutami—8, Minami Kyuho- Noga-machi

ji-cho Kurihara Yakuten—103, Noge-machi

Maruzen & Co.—34, Benten-dori

Shidzuoka Masudaya Goshi K.—39, Hon-cho

Seike Sekaido Pharmacy—43, Matsu

Ichikawa Gomei Kaisha.—38, Rhiche- gae-oho

ken-cho Siber, Hegner & Co,, Ltd. — 90a,

Nozaki Shoten—38, Abe-cho Yamashita-cho

Uemasa Shoten—2, Yuki-cho Takagi Fakutaro Shoten G. K.—27,

Kusunoki-cho

Shiraonoseki Yokohama Dispensary G.K.—156, Ya-

mashita-cho

Isobe Tomiro—Nishinabe-cho KOREA

Shuho-do—Hanano

Tsuchitani Pharmacy—Nakano-cho Bennett & Co.—'Chemulpo

Dai-Ichi Yakuhin K.K.—50, Kubo-

Tokyo cho, Seoul

Fujisawa Tomokishi—42, Seishomon-

Bayer Meister Lucius, Y.G.K.—Yaesu KimuraSeoul

cho,

Shinzaburo — 126, Hon-cho,

Building Seoul

Brett’s Hospital Pharmacy—4, Owari- Kitajima Pharmacy — 12, Hon-cho,

! cbo Seoul

|I Brunner,

cho Mono & Co.—1, Uchisaiwai- Nippon Shinyaku K.K.—Mibu Shimo

| Dai-ichi Seiyaku Kaisha—1, Edobashi Severance Mizo-cho

Wholesale

ij Dai Nippon Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.— Co.—115, Nandaimon-dori, Medical Supply

j Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho Seoul

I Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.— Tanaka & Co., Y.—Fusan

Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yujaku-cho

Hoshi Seiyaku Kaisha , Ltd.—326, CHINA

Kirigaya, Osaka-cho Amoy

Hospital Supply Co.—6, Yamamoto-

1 cho, Kojimachi Hope Co.

) Katow & Co.—2, Muro-machi

I’ Konishi Shinbei Shoten—Nihonbashi Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—10, The Bund

Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—3, Kobuna-

r. cho Canton

'Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

—200, Kamedo-cho Imperial Chemical Industries

ji Society of Chemical Industry in (China), Ltd.—46, Central Avenue,

Basle—Yamaguichi Building Shameen

*E5

CLAJSSIFIED list of trades

CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

Rafeek & Co.—4, The Bund, Shameen Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd. — 62, Hunan Road,

Reuter, Brockelman & Co.—37, B. C., S.A.D, 3

Shameen,

Schmidt & Co. -20, Ching Yuan Maloo Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 13,

Tungting Road

Chefoo National Aniline &; Chemical Co.—7,

Russian Bund

Imperial Chemical Industries Harbin

(China), Ltd.—1, Customs Read

Chungking Druggist Company—6, Aptekarskaya

Street

Deutsche - Farben - Handelsgesell- FarRusskaya

Eastern Drug Trading Co.—20,

schaft, Waibel & Co.—Young Bros. Imperial Street Chemical Industries

Building (China), Ltd.—159, Kitaiskaya St.

Imperial Chemical Industries Klarer, W. L.—7, Birjevaya Street

(China), Ltd.—Tai Ping Tu, Nan

Sao Lhmenty & Co., Harry—153, Kitais-

kaya Street

Dairen Schmidt Shoten—152, Kitaiskaya

Skoblin, S. F.—31, Konnaya Street

Hamasaki & Co.—135, Yamagata-dori

Mammo Kogyo K. K.—07, Yaumgata- Hongkong

dori

Nippon Beiyaku Kaisha—147, Naniwa- Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

cho Yceux Road Central

Imperial Chemical Industries Colonial Dispensary — Gloucester

(China), Ltd.—1©6, Yamagata-dori Building

Shimamatsu & Co.—20, Kanbu-dori Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells-

chaft, Waibel & Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

Foochow Fletcher & Co. —Shell House

Imperial Chemical Industries Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—5, The Bund, Nantai Itc(China),

& Co.,

Ltd. —12, Pedder Street

G..—4a, Des Yceux Road

Leadman & CO., Ltd.—Nantai Central

Kwong Sing

Road Central Cheong—220, Des Yceux

Hankow

Kwong Sing Cheong—220, Des Voeux

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary—7, Sing Road C.

Seng Road ;, . * Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Deutsche Farben H G. Waibel & Co. Luk Hoi Tung Coi, Ltd.—299. Des

—The Bund, S.A.D. 3 Vceux Road Central

Du Pont de Nemours, Inc., E. 1.— Maison Building

F. Mathieu Soc.—Prince’s

23, Tung Ting Road

Fuhrmeister & Co.—37, Han Chung Mitsui ‘ Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Building

Road

Hankow Chemical Laboratory—50, MoSes & Co., Ltd., N. S.^Prince’s

Rue Dautraemer Building

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The—9, Dahlia National Aniline & Chemical Co.

Building, Hunan Road U.S.A. - H.K. Bank Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

CHEMICALS AND DRUGS Ell5

Reiss Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Rd. Blickle Road

Ross & Co.—210, Kiukiang

Central

Sander^ Wieler & Co.—King’s Bldg. Burroughs,Hongkong Road

Wellcome & Co. — 60r

Schmidt & Co.—York Building Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Yieux Road Chemical Exchange Co.—Lane 195, 60,

Central

World Drug Co., The—370, Nathan Tientsin Road

Road China Educational Supply Associa-

tion—406, Foochow Road

Macao China Export-Import and Bank Co..

136-138, Kiangse Road

Tackson Medicine Co.—338, Rua dos Coates & Son, Thomas—137, Peking

Mercadores Road

Daido Yoshiten--105, Kiangse Road

Mukden Deutsche Farben Handelsgesellschaft

(Waib^l & Co.)—261, Szechuen Road

Betines & Co., Ltd.., S. J.—Ta Hsi Deutsche Stickstoff H. G. Krauch

Pian Men Wai & Co.—261, Szechuen Road

Dixon & Son,Road

Szechuen Ltd., H. C.—Lane 126, 10,

Peiping

Dodwell

American Drug Store—94, Hatamen Du Pont de Nemours & Co.—17, Canton Road

Street & Co., E. I.—

Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street 51, Canton Road

Eagle Drug Co., Inc.—639, Szechuen

Betines & Co., S. J.—Hatamen Str. Road

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells- Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd.—

chaft W’aibel & Co.—21, Gan Mien 162, Canton Road

Hutung

European and American Drug Store Foster-McClfdlan

Road

Co.—489, Kiangse

—42, Teng Shih K’ou Frost, Bland & Co.—33, Szechuen Road

Hackmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu- Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—461, Kiang

• tung se Road

Schmidt & Co.—1, Hsi Tang Tsu Hu- Gabbott & Co., F. R.—3, Rue Laguerre

tung Hamilton, James & Co.—160, Avenue

Shanghai Edward YII

Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—133, Szechuen Road

Allen & HanburYS, Ltd.—110, Han- I Kiangsu Chemical Works—Lane 1501,.

kow Road 181, Berry Road

I American Dispensary—226, Nanking Kobayashi Yokg—115, Kiangse Road

Road

^American Asiatic Trading' Co.—-250 Kofa American Drug Co.—226, Nan-

ing Road

Sassoon House

^American Trading Co.—51, Canton Road Lilly && Co.,

Ku.nst Albers—110, Szechuen Road

Eli—316, Kiangse Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21-24 & 43, i Lion Co., M.—150, Kiukiang Road

Yuen Ming Yuen Road ;

j. Axglo-Chinesk Dispensary, Ltd. — Mactavish & Co.—1,2,3, Nanking Rd.

235, Honan Road Major Bros.—180, Ferry Road

IL Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road Medicqn, Ltd., S. A.—6, Kiangse Rd.

(ji Beh.n Meyer China C.a.—356,,, ^Peking Yee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 137,

Road I Canton Road

IK

OLAjSSIFIED list of trades

El 16 CHEMICALS AND DRUOS

Mulford Co., H.K.—161, Museum Rd. Imperial Chemical Industries

Mostard & Co., Ltd.—161, Museum (China), Ltd.—7, Rue de France

Road National Aniline and Chemical Co.—

National Aniline & Chemical Co.— 56, Rue de I’Amiraute

88, Museum Road Schmidt & Co.—52, Taku Road

Parke, DavTs & Co.—43, Yuen Ming Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Yuen Road Walte & Co., A. Sucors.—186, Bristow

Reiss, Bradlev & Co., Ltd.-88, Mu- Road

seum Road

Reliance Co.—40, Lane 1197, Nojrth Tongku

Szechuen Road

Scherings, LTd—133, Yueri Ming Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd.

Yuen Road

Scholoten, H. Office—210, Kiukiang Tsingtao

Road

Schmidt & Co.—Sa.ssoon Arcade, Nan- Imperial Chemical Industries

king Road (China), Ltd.—28, Kuantao Road

Siemssen & Co.—4<51, Kiangse Road Phoenix Chemical Co.—P.O. Box 207

Simmons & Co.—61, Yangtszepoo Road

Sing Lee Co.-—14, Museum Road Tsinan

Slowe & Co., Ltd.—110, Hankow Rd.

Telge & Schroeter — 620, Szechuen Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells-

Road chaft Waibel & Co.—We San Lu

Unkel, H. J.—775, Changping Road Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

Warner Hudnut & Co., Inc., U.S.A. L—23, Shengping Road

—668, Szechuen Road Imperial Chemical Industries

Watson & Co., A. S.—71, Nanking (China),Shan Lu

Ltd.—7, Hsieh Ma Lu, Wei

Road

Williams’ Medicine Co., Dr.—Hong

Yue Bldg., 451, Kiangse Road Wuhu

Zimmermann Co., W. I.—215, Szechuen

Road Imperial Chemical Industries

Zung Lee Co —182, Ave. Edward VII (China), Ltd.—76, Ta Ma Lu

Swatow MADAYA

Imperial Chemical Industries Singapore

(China), Ltd.—1, Haikwan Road

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—3a & 3b,

Tientsin Robinson Road

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd.—271, South Bridge

Bielfeld & Sun—79, Fukushima Road Road

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Fulford Co., Ltd., , G. T.—3a & 3b

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle Malacca Street

III Imperial Chemical Industries

China Expcrt-Import and Bank Co.— (Malaya), Ltd.—35, Rebinson Rd.

Shou An Street Royal Drug Industries—163, Moul-

Deutsche mein Road

Waibel &Farben

Co.—6Handelsgesellschaft

14a, Rue Courbet Singapore Fertilizer & Chemical

Hackmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Co., The—P.O. Box 77

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICALS AND DRUGS E] 17

Penang National Drug Store—53®, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz

George Town Dispensary, Ltd., The New Orleans Commercial Co. —892,

—39, Beach Street Rizal Avenue

Imperial Chemical Industries Philippine American Drug Co.—95,

(Malaya), Ltd.—48, Weld Quay Escolta

Rennolds Co., Wm. H.—129, Juan

Selangor Luna, Binondo

Sterling Products Exports, Inc., N.

Imperial Chemical Industries (Ma- Y.—Gibbs Building

laya), Ltd.—120, Java Str., Kuala Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc.—436, Das-

Lumpur marinas

SIAM Cebu

Bangkok Insular Drug Co., Inc.—P.O. Box

Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan 149

Hua Takay Canton

Dietheim & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

. Diethelmco German Dispensary, Ltd., The—38,

Imperial Chemical Industries (Mala- West Bund

ya), Ltd. — o/o. East Asiatic Co., Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Shameen

Ltd.

THE PHILIPPINES Hankow

Manila Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, The - 7,

Sing Seng Road, S.A.D. 3

Berry Chemical Co.—211, Barbosa, Associated Drug: Co. — Kai Shien,

Quiapo S.A.D. 2

Botica Boie—95, Escolta, Binondo Central China .Dispensary, Ltd.—22,

Botica Hensonnia—97, Beal Corner Sing Seng Road

Cabildo, Intramuros Hankow Chemical Laboratory, The—

Bush Chemical Co.—443, Ronquillo 50, Rue Dautaemer, F. Con.

Castmac, Inc.-^181, David, Binondo Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Rue dc

Central Chemical Co.—1011, R. Hil- Hanoi and Rue Dubail

dago Quiapo Intertional Pharmacy—Liang Yee St.

[ David Drug Store—P. Gomez Cor.

j Ronquillo, Sta. Cruz Harbin

i Escolta Drug Co.—58-60, Escolta

Fi-Ma, Manila—465, Leveriza, Pasay, Far Eastern Drug Trading Co.—20.

i Rizal Russkaya Street

i Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box Imperial Chemical Industries

1182 (China), Ltd.---14, Novogorodniaya

Insular Drug Co., Inc.—153, Juan Street

I Luna, Binondo

• Japanese Pharmacy—612, R. Hildago, Hoihow

Quiapo

Chino-Polish Dispensary

I;;i Kuenzle

Pinpin, &Binondo

Streiff, Inc.—343-347, T,

German Pispensary

classified' lIst of trades

E118 CHEMICALS AND DRUGS-CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS

Hongkong Dai Nippon Seiyaku Kaisha—7, Hon-

cho

Bakilly Co.—153, Des Voeux Road Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.—

Centra] Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho

Berlin Co., Ltd.—161, Des Voeux Road; Hos-hi Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.—826,

Central Nishi Osaki-cho

China Despensary—82, Queen’s Road Katow & Ca, Y. K. R.—2, Muro-

Central machi

Colonial Dispensary - Gloucester Nagase & Co.,, Ltd., D.—3, Kobuna-

Building oho

Edward Dispensary, The—51, Queen’s Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Road Central —200, Kamedo-cho

Fletcher & Co., Ltd.—Shell House

Franklin Laboratory—63 and 65, Des Yokohama

Voeux Road Central

Grand Dispensary—China Building

King’s Barnwell, tS. M.—87, Yamashita-cho

BuildingDispensary—King’s Theatre Hattori Shoten—31, Onae-cho

Kowloon Dispensary — 80, Nathan Maruzen YakuTen—34, Benten-dori

Road Takagi Fukutaro Shoten G.K.—27,

Pharmacy , The—Shell House Kasunoki-cho

Queen’s Dispensary—22, Des Voeux Road Yokohama Yakubo G.K.—156, Yama-

Central shita-cho

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Alexandra

Buildings CHINA

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS Amoy

JAPAN Amoy Pharmacy

Kobe Cheong & Sons, E. S. —Kulangsu

Hope Co., The

Akakabe Pharmacy—133, Motomachi-

dori Macao

Hankyu Pharmacy—28, Kamitsutsui-

cho

Hoteiya Pharmacy—100, Motomachi- Farmacie Moderna -Alvenida Alm-

eida Ribeiro 1

dori

Hill Pharmacy—36, Shimoyamate-i Pharmacia

Senada

Popular—16, Largo do

dori

Internation Pharmacy—73, Kyo-machi

Kirin-do Pharmacy—14, Kitanagasa- Mukden

dori

Kumoohi Pharmacy—130. Kumochiha- Betines & Co., Ltd., S. J.—Ta Hsi

Pien Men Wei

shi-dori

Tokyo Nanking

Beck, Walter—5, Kofukubashi Nanking Pharmacy — 203, Taiping

Dai-ichi Seiyaku Kaisha—1, Edobashi Road, Hua Pai Lou Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS E119

Peiping Parke, Davis & Co.—43, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

American Drug Store—94, Hatamen Pharmacie Generals—949, Avenue Joffre

Street Pharmacie Moderne -772, Ave. Joffre

Betines & Co.—Hatamen Street Shanghai Chemical Laboratory—138

International Dispensary—35, Chien : Nanking Road

Men Street Sharp & Dohme, Inc. —161, Museum

Peking Dispensary—Morrison Street Road

Saitq. & Qf>., G.S.—Shia-kung-fu iSine Pharmacy—32, Broadway

• Sing Lee Co.—14, Museum Road

Shanghai Union Dispensary—1313, North Sze-

chuen Road

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.-110, Hankow Union Pharmacy—760, Avenue Joffre

Road Warner Hudnut Co., Inc.—668, Sze-

Anglo - Chinese Dispensary — 235, chuen Road

Honan Road Watson & Go., A. S.—71, Nanking Road

Asia Pharmacy—1918, Avenue Joffre

Cathay Pharmacy—1131, Bubbling Swatow

Well Road

Chang & Co., Ltd., J. D.—286, Nan- Seng Road

Hong. Co., Ltd.—229, Wai Ma

king Road

Eagle Drug Co.—639, Szechuen Road Tientsin

Fqster-McClellan Co.—489, Kiangse

Road Adachi & Co., K.—158, Asahi Road

Great China Dispensary, Ltd.—313,

Foochow Road Balandin’s Pharmacy — 6, Haining

Great Eastern Dispensary—851, Pe- Road

king Road Centrvl Dispensary, Ltd., The—

Grenard & Co-, L. — 619-621, Avenue CityNorth East Corner of Tientsin

Joffre

Hawley, H. V.—3 8, Sassoon House Henderson & Co., J.—139, Victoria

International Road

Foochow Road Dispensary, Ltd.—221, New Oriental Pharmacy—281, Vic-

Jensen's Chemical Laboratory-*-! 14. toria Road

Nanking Road RaiherV Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road

Kasamatsu Dispensary—SS^, Canton Universal Pharmacy—40, Dickinson

Road Road

Kofa American Drug Cq.—226, Nan- Watson Road

& - Co., A.S.—238, Victoria

king Road

Lubbert’s New American Pharmacy- :: Woollen,

F ranee

Vosy & CO.—86, Rue de

169, Nanking Road

Mulford Co., H.K.—161, Museum Rd. Tsingtao

Nanyang

Road Dispensary—506, Nanking

National Pharmacy — 811, Nanking | Linke, Otto—76, Chungshan Road

Road . Snow & Oo.',- M. L.—Exchange B.ldg.

Nisshodo Dispensary—280, Woosung Tsingtao Dispensary—27, Chungshan

Road Road

Oriental Dispensary — 356, Foochow Tsingtao Pharmacy—27, Chungshan

Road Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Ei20 CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS

INDOCHINA Maynard & Co., Ltd.—11, Battery

Road

Hanoi Medical Hall, Ltd.—20a & 20b, Collyer

Quay

Pharmaoie Montes—54, Rue Paul Street Dispensary, Ltd.—59, Hill

'Sincere

MALAYA Sr. Mark’s Dispensary—23-2, Cole-

man St.'

Johore United Pharmacy—305, North Bridge

Road

People’s Dispensary—34, Jalan Ibra Penang

him, Johore Bahru

Malacca Boon Pharmacy—182, Penang Road

George Town Dispensary—39, Beach

Street

George Town Dispensary, Dtd.—9 11, Northam Pharmacy—168, Campbell

Riverside Street

Malacca Pharmacy—100, Bunga Raya Universal Pharmacy — 118, Acheen

Road Street

Ong Dispensary—10, Riverside

Perak

Negri Sembilan

Excelsior Pharmacy—58, Hugh' Low

Town Dispensary—9, Jalan Tunku Street

H asSan Seremban George Town Dispensary—Station

Road, Ipoh

Singapore Oh Kim Siang & Co.—34, Belfield

Street, Ipoh

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary — 303, Anson Anson

Teluk Cash Chemists — 1,

Road, Teluk Anson

North Bridge Road

British Dispensary—33, Raffles Place Selangor

British Pharmacy—440, North Bridge

Road Coronation Dispensary—137, Petaling

Chong iShing Dispensary, Ltd.—398, Street

North Bridge Road Federal Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner

Choo Dispensary—102, Rochore Road Yap Ah Loy & High Street, Kuala

Lumpur

Eastern Dispensary-149, New Bridge Selangor

Road Dispensary — 228, High

Federal Dispensary, Ltd.—8, Raffles Street

Place THE PHILIPPINES

Foster-McClellan & Co.—42, Mosque

Street Manila

F(ILFORD

Street Co., Ltd.—3-a & 3-b, Malacca Berry’s Chemical Co., Inc. — 211,

Grafton

Quay Laboratories—20b, Collyer Barbosa, Quiapo

Hinnam & Little Dispensary—309,311 Botica Boie—95, Esoolta

Botica de Sta. Cruz—106, Plaza

International Surgery—17, Robinson Bush Chemical

Ronquillo, Sta. Co.,

Cruz Ino., Joe—443,

Road

CLASSIFIED LTST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS — COAL MERCHANTS E121

Castmag, Inc.—181, David, Binondo COAL BRIQUETTE FACTORIES—

Central Chemical Co.—1011 R. (See Page BlO)

Hidalgo, Quiapo

Corona Pharmaceutical, The —105, COAL MERCHANTS

Plaza Calderon de la Barca

David Drug 'Store—P. Gomez, Sta. JAPAN

Cruz

Ermita Drug Store—233, M. H. del Kobe

Pilar

Francos’ Pharmacy—501, Bambang Asoh Shoten—Meikai Bldg., 32, Aka-

Sta. Cruz

Glorious Drug Store—653, Dart, shi-machi

Paco Birnte, Leonard —45, Naka-machi

Hizon Laboratory—549, P. Paterno, Bujuxtan Hambai K.K.—c/o Hime-

Quiapo tora, Gumi, Sakae-machi

Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd.—403, Deguichi-Shoten—15, Shinzaike cho

China Bank Building, Juan Luna Furukawa Kogyo K.K.—97, Kaigan-

Insular Drug. Co., Inc.—153, Juan dori

Luna Hamada Tosuke—170, Sakae-machi

Kock Laboratory—2157, O’Donnell

Levy & Blum, Inc.—35, Plaza Sta. Hashimoto

machi

Coal Shoten—45, Moto-

Cruz

Luzon Drug Store—1913, Rizal, Sta. Kaijima Tanko K.K.—Meikai Bldg.,

32, Akashi-machi

Cruz

Manila Dispensary — 1919, Herran j Kamiichi Okiyama Hambai K.K.—

Paoo 1 / 63, Naka-machi

Menzi & Co., Inc. — 180-182, Juan Kobe Genzan Sekitan G.K. — 111,

Luna, Binondo Sakae-machi

National Drug Store—539-541, Ave. Kyushu Tangyo K.K. —Sakae-machi

Rizal

Philippine American Drug Co.—95, Manbyo Sekitan Shoten K.K. —15,

Kawasaki-chp

Escolta

Rizal Avenue Pharmacy—711, Rizal, cho Masctaro—318. Sannomiya-

Masuda

Sta. Cruz

Standard Drug Store—1329, Herran Miki cho —

Sekitan Shoten G.K.—43, Isono-

■ 07 ’u >' ■

Stearns & Co.—635, Sales, Sta. Cruz Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—48, Aka-

Universal Drug Store—511-513, Rizal, shi-machi

Sta. Cruz

Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc.—680, Mitsui dori

Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan-

Dasmarinas

Yucuanseh

' marinas Drug Co., Inc.—436, Das- Ohkura-gumi—8, Kaigan-dori

Shindo Kinya Shoten—55, Moto-

BORNEO machi-dori

TeraolA Taizo Shoten—91, Funadai-

Kuching Drug Store—'Kuching, Sa- ku-cho

rawak Uyeyama Shoten—20, Kaigan-dori

CIGAR FACTORIES—(.See Page B9) Watanabe miya-chp

Ukiohi Shoten—164, Sanno-

CIGARS AND CIGARETTES—(Nee machi Kogyo K.K.—26, Sakae-

Yamashita

under Tobacco)

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

El 22 COAL MERCHANTS

Hakodate Osaka

Hokkaido Tanko Kisen K. K.—7, Amano Hidetaro—16, Benten-cho

Masago-cho

Mitsubishi Kagyo K, K.—4, Higashi Fukumatsu Shokai—25, Taisho-machi

Fukuyama Wakiei K.K.—30, Nishi Sa^

Hama-cho kaigawa

Ohkura Shoji K. K.—6, Moto-machi Hida Ken—17, Benten-cho, Minato-ku

Kaijima Shogyo K.K.—15, Kawagui-

Kyushu chi-cho

Kyodo Sekitan K.K.—1, Nishi Doton-

Fukumatsu Shokai—Maaago-cho bori

Kita Shiten—Kaigan-dori Kyushu Sekitan K.K.—16, Benten-cho

Uchida Shoji K.K.—Sho Shinkawa- Nagasaiya iShoten—77, Tsumori-oho

dori Nihon Cokes K.K.—1071, Sakuraga-

wa-cho

Moji Osaka Godo Sekitan K.K.—2-15, Kit-

sugawa, Naniwa-ku

Shuzo Shokai—11, Kita Ajikawa-cho

Kyushu Tangyo K.K.—Sanbashi-dori Takasago

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K. — Higashi cho Shoji K.K.—473, Ichioka-

Minato-cho Teikoku Tangyo K.K.—3, Dojima

Rutter & Co.—P.O. Box 3 Hama-dori

Ohhashi Shokai—Higashi Hon-machi Tsumori Cokes Seizo-sho—665, Tsu-

Yamashita Kogyo K.K.—Kaiun Bldg., mori-machi

Nishi Kaigan-dori

Yasukawa Seizaburo—Yusen Bldg., UbeTombori

Sanbashi-dori

Senten Gomei Kaisha—18, Nishi

Wakada Tosaburo—18, Minami Aji-

kawa-cho

Nagasaki Yamamoto Shoji Kaisha—2-18, Minami

Ajikawa-cho

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone; Yamashita

ma-cho

Cokes K.K.—250, Chishi-

machi

Mitsui Bussan K.K.—3, Tokiwa-machi Shidzuoka

Mitsubishi Kogyo Kaisha—21, Ozone-

machi

Mukai Sekitan Shoten—2, Funakura- Tanaka Shoten—20, Hinode-oho

cho Uruhata Shoten—20, Hinode^ho

Yamaha Shoji K K.—Onae-maehi

Shimonoseki

Nagoya

Kaijima Tanko K.K.—Karato-cho

Murayama Sekitan K.K.—4, Kako- Takarabe Tsutomu—Nishinabe-cho

machi

Niimi Shoten—Nagaune-cho Tokyo

Showa Sekitan K.K. — 10, Sakae-

machi Bunjuntan Haxbai K. K.—Maru-

Suzuki Sekitan Shoten--13',‘ Ikenchi- nouohi Building

cho FtlEUKAWA SlKI’fAN KoGYO K.K.—8,

Toyoda Sekitan K.K.—Kako-machi Marunouchi

CmSSflFIEC LIST OF TRADES

COAL MERCHANTS E123

Iw\ki Tanko K.K.—Shokin Building, Miyazaki Shokai, G. K.—2, Irifune-

Marunouchi oho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha -Muro-machi Taijun-yoko—11, Nogi-cho

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha-—2/2, Ma-

runouchi Hankow

Yokohama Eikwa & Co.—17, Poyang Road

Fu Chung Corporation—95, Rue d’Al

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 271 sace Lorraine

Keihin Cokes K.Kr—Chiwaka-cho Kailan Mining Administration—3,

Mtinakata Shokai—1, Yoshihama-oho LiTungting Road

Ho Kow Mining Co.—Communi-

Okamttra Shoten—632, Kubo-cho cations Building, Hunan Road

Yamashita Kogyo K. K.—81, Ono«-ch( Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Kiang

Yamanaka SflOTEN—14, Yoshihama-cho Han Road, S.A.D. 3

Yokohama Kiyota Shoten—250, Ka- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Taiping

naka wa^ciho Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

FORMOSA

Harbin

Chin Seng Industrial & Develop-

ment Co., Ltd.—Taihoku Moulin Coal Mining Corpn.—Ashi

Elphinstone, S.—Taipeh heiskaya Street

Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taihoku Skidelsky’s Successors, L. S. — 44,

Bolshoi Prospekt

KOREA Suzuki & Co.—Mostovaya Street

Horai Shokai—79, Horai-cho, Seoul Hongkong

Hoyei Shokai—13, Kanko-dori Seoul Charbonnages DU ri ON KIN — Marina

Mikasa Shokai — 8, Okazaki-cho, House, 15-19, Queen’s Road C.

Seoul

Mikuni ShoKai^25, Nandaimon-dori Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Building

Seoul

Ohshima Kimikazu—43, Furuichi-ma- Hin Fat &&Co.—Prince’s

Grimble Bldg:

Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

chi Road Central

CHINA Hughes & Hough, Ltd.—6, Des Vceux

Road. Central

Canton Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Building

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—58, B. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Holland

House, Queen’s Road Central

I C., Shameen Reiss Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Central

Chingwantao Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Voeux Road Central

Kailas Mining Administration Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central

Dairen Thoresen & Co.—Queen’s Building

Kyodo-gumi, G. K.—2, Irifune-oho Wallem & Co.—Hongkong & Shanghai

Bank Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E124 COAL MERCHANTS

Williamson & Co.—E. & O. Building Sumitomo

Road

Honsha, Ltd.—69, Kiukiang

Winqly & Co.—26a, Des Voeux Rd. C. Tarawa

Wong Siu Woon—271, Hennessy Road Wallem &&Co.—93,Co.—320, Szechuen Raod

Canton Road

Peiping Wheelock & Co.—2 3, French Bund

Wing Tai & Co.—124, Nanking Road

I Li Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—28, Nei Yamashita Kisen Kaisha—30, Foochow

Er Hung Tung, Chienmen Road

Mentoukou Coal Mining Co.—Culty

Chambers, Legation Quarter Taku

Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha—Tung Tan

Pai Lou Road

Matoui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tsung KailanTongku

Mining Administration

Pui Hutung

Shanghai Tientsin

Bourne, Z. S.—347, Sieyes Road Ching-Hsing Minen G.m.b.H. — 14,

China Coal Briquette Co.—33, Sze- Tungchow Road 1st Special Area

chuen Road

Dah Tung Coal Mining Co.—480, I.—52, Taku Road & Co., Inc., E.

Du Pont de Nemours

Nanking Road Hua Sheng—40, Miyajima Road

Eastern Coal Co. — Lane 432, 80, Kailan Mining Administration —

Myburgh Road Meadows Road

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron & Coal Co., Ltd. Mitsu Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—42, Rue du

33, Szechuen Road 14 Julliet

Hargen & Co.—115, Hankow Road

Herlofson, Gordon, Reeves—12, The maguchi Road Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Ya-

Mitsui Bussan

Bund

Ilber't & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road PeiPeiping-Liaoning

Piao Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—

Railway Adminis-

Iwai & Co., Ltd.—99, Hankow Road tration Bldg.

Tientsin Forwarding

Kailan Sales Agency—33, Szechuen Agency—14, Italian Bund & Commission

Road

Wutaca

Kiyohara & Co.—110, Szechuen Road Gros. & Co., Y.—18, Rue de Baron

Mataichi Yoko—;159, Boone Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu-

kiang Road MALAYA

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen

Road Singapore

Monroe & Co., Ltd., F.C. — 128,

Museum Road

Nee Tai Shing & Co. 182-184, Sinza Bonham Building, &Chulia

Eastern Mining Rubber Co.—22,

Street

Road Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. —

Racine & Cie—2, Peking Road Hong Kong Bank Building

Sam Joe & Co.—195, Broadway

San Dah Sung Coal Co.—w700a, Mark- Lye Huat & Co.—4, Robinson Road

McAlister & Co.—Battery Road

ham Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—Sassoon Paterson, Simons & Co.—Prince- St.

and Collyer Quay

House

Shanghai Lumber (fc Coal, Co.—70, Senda & Co., Ltd.—39, The Arcade

Thong Aik Co.—112-114, Robinson Road

Szechuen Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COAL MERCHANTS-COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE El25

Selangor Shimada Otosuke—20, Edobori

Teikoku Seimei K. K.—Osaka Bldg.,

Malayan Collieries, Ltd. — Bank Soze-cho

Buildings, Kuala Lumpur

Yokohama

THE PHILIPPINES

Akimoto Gunpei Shoten—8, Tokiwa-

Manila cho

Hattori Shoten—31, Onoe-cho

Ampil & Co.—997, M. de la Industria Kitagawa Kinzo Shoten—11, Sakura-

Chita Be—128, Villalobos, Quiapo gi-cho

Chua Kia—45, Pza Oral Lachambre Tanigawa Shoten—8, Minato-cho

Fernandez & Co., V.T.—204, Va- Bldg., 1,Seima

Teikoku K.K. — c/o Tokiwa

Tokiwa-cho

lenzuela Yokohama HampU K. K.—56, Kita-

Madrigal & Co.—8, 'Muelle del Banco naka^dori

Nacional, Binondo

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. — CHINA

National City Bank Bldg.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.--Nation-

al City Bank Building Hongkong

Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 982

Santos Chua' Hongu 67, Muelle de Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd.—10, Des Vceux Road Central,

Jolo Works, Kennedy Town

COMB FACTORIES—(Nee Page Bll) Elizalde & Co.—H. K. Bank Bldg.

CONTRACTORS (Nee under Build- MALAYA

ing Contractors) Singapore

COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd.—100-102,

Robinson Road

JAPAN

Kobe NETHERLANDS INDIES

Hosokawa Shoten—163, Shinzaike Padang

Ichinoki Shoten—97, Shin-machi ’ OCHNEEWIND, P.

Ishikawa 'Shoten—20, Monotana-cho

Kobe Asabukuro, K. K.—157, Shin- THE PHILIPPINES

zaike-oho

Tokyo Seiko K.K.—2, Irie-dori Manila

Yoshioka Shoten G. K.—29, Komono-

ya-cho Agusan Coconut Co.—422, Heacook

Osaka Building, Binondo

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—Insular

Life Building, Binondo

Abe Ichirobei—Kita Kyutaro-cho Babcock & Co.. Inc—El Hogar Bldg.

Hirota Toyozo—51, Bakuro-machi Bermundez & Bautista, Inc.—5, San.

Horitomi Shoko, K. K.—9, Shinzaike Gabriel, Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E126 COPRA, HEMP AND ROPE - COTTON AND TEXTILES

Bio & Chuan, Inc.—685, Benavides COTTON AND TEXTILES

Daido Bocki Kaisha, Ltd. — Hong

Kong & Shanghai Bank Building JAPAN

Du Hu Ting—342, Camba, San

Nioolas Kobe

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-209, M. de

Binondo Akamatsu Shoten—7/51, Goko-dori

El Dorado Oil Works 318, National Bagnall, K.—76, Hachiman-dori

City Bank Building, Binondo Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-doii, 2-

Erquiaga, Inc., B. de—909, Indiana chome

General Manufacturing Co., Ltd.- Birnie, Leonard—Uchida Building,

45, Nakamachi

129, Juan Luna

International Harvester Co. of the Cader, Doray & Co.—107-4, Nakaya-

Philippines—P.O. Box 308 Clough, Kerby—10, Kaigan-dori

Johnson-Pickett Rope Co.—P.O. Box Cox & Hirao—112, Kita-machi

1457 Delbourgo & Co., D. H. —85, Yedo-

Lim Seam Sons—912, San Nicolas machi

Lu Tay & Co.—644, Juan Luna Detaram & Son—30/1, Isobe-dori

Luzon Industrial Corpn. — Chaco Dialdas Alimchand & Co.—110b, Ha-

Building, Binondo chiman-dori

Manila Cordage Co.—P.O. Box 131 Dodwell & Co.—82, Kyo-machi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Na- Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-machi

tional City Bank Building, Binondo Fatichand

Philippine Manufacturing Co.—244, Findlay,

Ltd.—0,Richardson

Ito-machi & Co.(Japan)*

David, Binondo

Saleeby Fiber Co., Inc.—325, National Gosho K.K.—15, Naniwa-machi

City Bank Building, Binondo Gourgey, J. S.—169, Sannomiya-cho

Schnitzler Sons—957, Ongpin Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39,

Siy Cong Bieng & Co.—123, Juan Ak ashi-machi

Luna Hosokawa Shoten—173, Shinzaike-cho

Smith Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hong Kong Hukmichand Rambhagat & Co.—14,

and Shanghai Bank Building, Nakay amate-dor i

Binondo

Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—1, ■ Iraq Trading Co., The—Ito Bldg., 60,

Sannomiya-cho

Tomas Claudio Jhamatall Gurbamall & Co.—100c,

Tubbs Cordage Co.—P.O. Box 131 Hachiman-dori

Yek Hua Trading Corpn.—129, Juan Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—Misaki-

Luna . cho

Katsukura Shoten—6, Hachiman-dori

Zamboanga Kawasaki Shoten—17, Motomachi-dori

Kerry & Co.—7, Harima-machi

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box Koga Shoten—1/38, Kita-Sakasegawa-

199 cho

Philippine Dessicated Coconut Cor- Kurachi Shoten—39, Kaigan-dori

poration—Recodo Layko Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

machi

COSMETIC FACTORIES (See Page Makaver McBeath & Co.—30, Akaehi-

B12) machi

Moosa, Motiwalla & Sons—95, Isobe

COTTON MILLS (See Page Bl3) dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES El 27

Motiwalla & Sons—95, Isobe-dori Takisada G.K.—Higashi Yorozu-machi

Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—18, Tem-

Murata Umetani & Co.—180, Sanno- ma-cho

miya-cho Osaka

Naigai Wata K. K.—1-5, Hamabe-

dori

Naraindas, B.’—'87, Sannomiya-cho Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Nippon Menkwa K.K.—123, Higashi- Anderson, Clayton & Co.’s Agency—

P.O. Box 166 (Central)

machi

Okayoshi Shoten—62, Aioi-cbo Ito Tomigoro—IS, Kitahorie-cho

Okuzawa Shoten—79, Isobe-dori Kitahei Goshi Kaisha—850, San-pin

Pohomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49 Bldg., 15, Kita Kyutaro-machi

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3/68, Kiyama Katsutaro —16, Kitahama,

Higashi-ku

Isobe-dori Kobayashi Hideichi—51, Matsushima-

Shibari Shoten—87, Sannomiya-cho cho

Songerwalla & Co.—106, Isobe-dori Manget Bros. & Co.—P.O. Box 96,

Takashima-ya, Iida & Co.—97, Yedo- Central

machi Marunaga Shoten—35, Minami Kyu-

Tamba Menko—184, Wakinohama-cho taro-machi

Yamagushi Kenjiro Shoten—94, Tsu- McFadden

tral

Bros.—P.O. Box 55, Cen-

kamoto-dori

Yasuda Shokai, T.—Ita Bldg., Sanno- ma, Kita-ku K.K.—10, Nakanoshi-

Nippon Menka

miya-cho

Yasuda Shoten—60, Sannomiya-cho Sansho Goshi Kaisha—52, Edobori

Minami-dori

Showa Menka K.K.—Gosho Building,

Kyoto 25, Nakanoshima

Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—22, Ima-

bashi

Kanegafuchi Boseki Kaibha Kono Takemura Shoten—13, Minami Hon-

; Uchiraki-cho machi

Kyoto Orimono K.K.—46, Shimo Tazuke Shoten — 40, Minami Hon-

Adachi-cho machi

. Tsuji Boseki Kaisha—Hanai-cho Toyo Menka K.K.—1, Koraibashi

Nagoya Yamamoto Shigezo—21, Itachibori Mi-

nami-dori

1

Hattori Shoten, Ltd.—11, Miya- Shimoiioseki

machi, Ninami-ku

THattori-yo G.K.—Shimosono-cho

■Ito Shin Shoten—2, Nakano-cho Suho Orimono K.K.—Ono-mura, Yar

(Japan Cotton Trading Co.—^6, Hichi- Ubemaguich-ken

Boshoku K.K.—Ube, Yamaguich-

, i ken-cho

UKanematsu & Co.—Shimo Choja- ken

machi Tokyo

PMiyaki Siioten—Tsurushige-cho

IIMiyamoto Bussan Gomei Kaisha—20, Dai Nippon Boseki K.K.—1, Minami-

| Tenma-cho senju

IiMiyata

; Shoten—7, Shimo Sono-cho Fuji Gasu Boseki Kaisha—40, Saka-

6ugimoto Shoten^2, Temma-cho moto-cho

CLAiSSIFIED LIST OF TEADE8

El 28 COTTON & TEXTTI/ES

Jay W. Myers, Inc.—P.O. Box F.89. Miyabayashi

gawarcho

Taiji Shoten—72, Hase-

Central

Kanegafttchi Boseki K.K.—1612 Su- Takase Gomei Kaisha—95, Naaidai-

mon-dori, Seoul

mida-oho

Nippon Menka K.K.—13, Hongoku-cho ToyoSeoul

Senshoktt K.K.—83, Chosa-do,

Toyo Menka K.K.—20, Shinzaimoku ; Yamada Tomeikighi — 121, Nandai-

cho, Nihonbashi-ku

mon-dori, Seoul

Yokohama

CHINA

Akita Genchichi Shoten—58, Nihon

Oh dori Canton

ChellaRam, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Hon- Bodiker & Co.—86, B. C., Shameen

cho Central Agency,' Shameen

Ltd., The—60, Cen-

Gazal, Joseph G.—38, Naka-machi tral Avenue,

Gehimall Bros.—10, Fukiya-cho Rafeek k Co.—27-28, French Conoes

I WASHITA Shokai—38, Nihon-Ohdon sion, Shameen

Moruishi Shokai—20, Minato-cho Reuter, Brookelmann & Co.—37, B.

Nanri Trading Co., Ltd. —11/14, Con., Shameen

Kitanaka-dori

Nihalchand Bros.—77, Yamashita- Chefoo

cho

Nozaki Shokai—202, Yamashita-cho Chefoo Export Co. — Broadway

Okumura & Co., K.—53, Onoe-cho (Laoes)

Premsing <$r Sons, I.—153, Yamashi- China Hairnet Co.- Chang Yu Road

ta-cho • (Laces)

Ramchand, G.—76, Yamashita-cho China Crafts (Laces)

Robinson, G.—24, Yamashita-cho China Manufacturers—(Laces)

Shimada & Co.—4, Onoe-cho China Merchants’ Pon.gee Associa-

Takemura Co., Ltd.—3, Ohta-machi tion—Beach Street (Laces)

Teikamdas Bros.—127b, Yamashita Hsin & Co., D. T.—(Embroideries)

cho Reiser & Co., Inc.—(Laces)

Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2, Shantung Silk and Lace Co.—

Omote Takashima-cho

Wakabayashi Shoten, T.—4, Bandai- Tai TungRoad

Beach

& Co,—Broadway (Laces)

cho

KOREA Dairen

Chosen Seimon K.K.—104, Moto- Fuha Yoko—208, Yamagata-dori

machi, Seoul Hsien Miao Cheng—60, Naniwa-cho

Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo Manshu Fukubo K. K.—Shusuishi

Ide Teizo — 135, Nandaimon-dori, Murata Shoko K.K.—37, Ise-cho

Seoul Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha -

Kajiwara Sentaro—93, Kita Yone- 48, Yamagata-dori

kura-cho Te Tai—55, Oku-machi

Kbijo Boshoku K.K.—116, NandaL Toyo Menkwa K. K.—182, Yamagata

Kyoyeki-sha—133, Nandaimon-dori cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES E129

Hankow She wan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central

Dojtwell & Co.—5, Tungting Road South ChinaStreetKnitting Factory—

Shantung

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund

Lee & Co., D.A.—7, Ding An Lee, Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince's

Building

Poyang Road Union Trading Co.—French Building

Menta, B R.—7, Tungting Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Kiang 5, Queen’s Road Central

Han Road, S.A.D. 3

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Shanghai

i 4. Kiang Han Road

“Sapt” Textile Products—‘2, Yih Anderson,

Edward VII

Clayton & Co.—34, Avenue

! Yuen Road

[Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road, Azadian, J.—4, French Bund

S.A.D. No. 1 Behn, Meyer China Co.—356, Peking

Road

Harbin Behrens & Co., Sir Jacob—150, Kiu-

kiang Road

'iKagan, A. I.—11, Politzeskaya Street Central Agency, Ltd.—50, Szechuen

STschurin & Co.—Tschurin Building, Chun Road

I New Town Taii Cotton Spinning & Weav-

ing Co.—349, Ningpo Road

Hongkong Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

ward VII

8 Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—Marina Dunlop Dodwell & Co.—17, Canton Road

•[:! House, 15-19 Queen's Road & Co., W. — 117, Hong Kong

>HRodiker

|| Central Cotton Mills, Ltd. — 27, The

arlowitz & Co. — Bank of China Fein,Bund

Building Aron—893, Avenue Joffre

■Central

|1 Road Central

Fook Weng & Co.—132, Nanking Rd.

Agency, Ltd.—2, Connaught Forster & Co.—128, Kiangse Road

• Davis, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Golding, F. AV.—20, Canton Road

Road Central Gray Trading Co.— 61, Peking Road

«Feld & Co., Ltd., F. — 5, Queen’s (Laces) •

Road Central Hedaya Importing Co.—25, Chu Pao

|jibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. San

||? Building Hongkong and Shanghai Lace Co.—

—17, Museum Road

#,Huygkn,Central G. E. — 5, Queen’s 'Road How Sang & Co. — 33, Montauban

Japanese Bazaar—7, D'Aguilar St. (Laces)

pJKeller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Alexan- Ilbert & Co. -17, Canton Road

; dra Building Illingworth, L. E.—210,KiukiangRoad

rLoxley & Co., W.R.—York Building Itoh & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Scanners & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Cem- Jacobsen, Axel—40 Ningpo Road

i tf al

iIReiss, Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Jardine,

Bund

Matheson & Co.—27, The

' Central

hISassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des Kishida & Co., H.—202,. Broadway

Voeux Road Central Kung Yik Mill—160, Robinson Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E130 COTTON AND TEXTILES

Lebel (China)—220, Szeohuen Road Swatow

Master & Co., M.J.—131, Hankow Rd.

Mbe-Yeh Handels Compagnie —137. Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76

Canton Road

Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd. — 50, Chang, (Laces)

T.K.—14, Avenue Republique

Szechuen Road; Factory: Yangtzepoo China Embroidery Co. —11, Siang

Road Yap Street

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuec Eastern Trading Co.—8, East Liang

Road Hua Lee

Morgenstern, 0.—81, Jinkee Road

Nagai Wata Kaisha, Ltd. — 931, Gor- Kialat Co.—2, Meng Hin Lane,

E. Chong

don Road

Nippon Menkwa Kaburhiki Kaisha— Hip Seng Co.—75, Kialat Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

103, Hankow Road Box 66

Nissei Trading Co.—33, Szechuen Rd. Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44,

Olivier-Chine—95, Museum Road Yee Aun St.

Oriental Trading Co., Ltd. — 367, Tonkin & Co., H.—59, Kialat Road

Kiangse Road

Pioneer Knitting Mill — Lane 468A, Tsu Sok Che, Mrs,—11, Sin Heng

15, Szechuen Road Road

“ Sapt ” Textile Products, Ltd.—

255, Peking Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—Sassoon

House.

Sean You Zoo & Co.—587, Nanking Central Building

Agency, Ltd. — Davenport ^

Road

Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co. Fairchild Co.—75,

Collins & Consular Road

& Co., Ltd.

—185, Szechuen Road & Co., Ltd., William^1 45, i

Shanghai Trading Co. — 36-38, Miller Forbes Victoria Road

Road

Shepherd, G. C.—320, Szechuen Road Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road j

Siber, Hegner & Co.—97, Yuen Ming Hall Hatch,

& Holtz—101, Victoria Road

Carter & Co.—131, Davenport

Yuen Road Road

Spunt & Co., J.—221, Foochow Road Hua Mao Trading Co., Ltd.—8, Lin

Tai & Son, C. T.—185, Proper Paris Ho Li

Tokwa Boseki

kow Road Kaisha, Ltd.—93, Han- JaRDine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. —

Toyo Menka Kaisha—185, Szechuen Liddell Victoria Road and Ewo Road

Road Brothers & C6.—Taku Road

Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weav- Mackenzie & Co.—136, Taku Road

Moyler, Powell & Co.—193, Victoria

ing Co.—200, Jessfield Road Road

Ultramar Import Co. —17, Canton Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

Road 163, Quai de Auguste Boppe

Vokart Brothers’ Agency—34, Avenue Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con

Edward VII sular Road

Yannoulatos Brothers—120, Jinkee Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2,

Road (Laces) Miyajima Road

Yu Fong Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd. Volkart Bros. Agency—52, Taku Rd.

—110, Hankow Road

Zais, Steinman & Co.—110, Szechuen Wilson & Co.—55, Ewo Road

Road Wulfsohn, Louis—34-36, Taku Road |

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON AND TEXTILES 'CUfttO MERCHANTS E131

Tsingtao THE PHILIPPINES

Nippon' Menkwa Kabttshiki Kaisha— Manila

I P. O. Box 88 (Cotton)

Kummee & Comins—175, Juan Luna

Weiliaiwei Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 1392

Manila Remnant’Co., Inc.—451, Juan

Sunlight Co., The—(Etnbroideries) Luna

Neuss, Hesslein Coeporation—144,

Wenchow Juan Luna

SCHNITZLER SONS—P.O. Box 1080

Hwang Co., Chiwen W.—15-18, Mo Yek Luna

Hua Trading Corpn.—129, Juan

i Chih Fang Street

SIAM CURIO MERCHANTS

Bangkok JAPAN

1 ■Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Kobe

Hua Takay

Borneo Co., Ltd., The

‘(■Diethelm & €o„ Ltd.—Cable Ad: Asahi Shoten—64, Shimoyamate-dori

AiOi Gabo—90, Toman-dori

Diethelmco

Eastern Indian Trading Co., The— Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

jl opposite

1409, EastEconomic

Side Memorial

Museum Bridge, Chanrai & Co.—39, Isobe-dori

Chujo Shokai—2143, Fukiai

MALAYA Handa Shuko-do—35, Fukuhara-cho

Inouye Shoten, K.—14, Kitanagasa-

Singapore dori

Kerry & Co.—7, Harima-machi

Barlow

Kokusen-do—314, Motomachi-

J Collyer Quay

S,Bin & Co., S. I.—22, Meyer Chambers, Layko machi

Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

Raffles Place

8 Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.---36-38, Robin- Miyama Yoshijiro—58, Kano-cho

jK son Road Nakai & Co., M.—185, Sannomiya-obo

8Brinkman & Co.—French Bank Bldg., Naraindas, B.—37, Sannomiya-cho

Raffles Sq.

|kcHiGOYA & Co..—54-56, Middle Road Pohomull Bros.—1/5, Isogami-dori

'els & Co’s Trading Society — 34-6, Shono Shoei-do—195, Moto-machi

Cross Street

nion Trading Co. — 72, Robinson Taniguchi

machi

Shoten G.K.—230, Moto-

■I Road Cyeda Kinseki-do—10, Kitanagasa-

ff* dori

Penang Yamato Bros. & Co.—4, Shimoyamate-

dori

1>(oulatram & Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach Yamana Torao Shoten—24, Moto-ma-

Street chi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 32 CURIO MERCHANTS

Kyoto Yamato Shokai, Ltd —22, Benten-dori

Yano and Toko—63, Yamashita-cho

Ha* ash i Shinbei—Gion-cho, Kitaya- Yonekura Shoten—86a-d, Yamashi-

ma ta-cho

Yamanaka G.K.—Sanjobo-eho

KOREA

Nagasaki

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

Fukagawa Seiji K.K.—35, Kajiya

machi CHINA

Fukuda Tokiten—43, Kajiya-maohi

Nagasaki Porcelain Co., Ltd.—46, Canton

Kabashima-cho

Nagoya Mogra & Co., E. R.—25, Shameen

Asai Gomei Kaisha, A. — Higashi Hankow

Yoshino-cho

Matsumura Koshitsu Tori K.K.—5, Gdzdar & Co.—Hunan Road

Chigusa-cho

Nagoya Seitosho, Ltd.—7, Higashi Hongkong

Yoshino-cho

Taiyo Shoko Kaisha, Ltd.—6, Chi- Caravan, The—Gloucester Hotel and

kara-machi Peninsula Hotel

Tamakia & Co.—lida-machi Chellaram, D.—China Building

Tokyo Fook Weng & Co.—37, Nathan Road i

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Glou-

ester Building

Nichio Boyeki Shokai—Shosei Bldg., Handicraft

7, Futaba-cho Distribution Co.—5, Wynd-J

ham Street

Yokohama Jade Tree, Ltd. — Kowloon Wharf

Shop, Salisbury Road

Little Shop— Gloucester Bldg.

Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho

Dialdas & Soons—108D, Yamashita-cho Lock King--33, Queen’s Road Central,|

Swatow Drawn Work —14, Pedder

Furuya Company—5-6, Motohama-cho Street

Iwaida & Co., Ltd., G. — 22, Nihon Swatow Lace Co.—16, Pedder Street

Oh-dori Ullman & Co.—Alexandra Building

Iwata Shokai— 206, Yamashita-cho

Komada & Co., Ltd.—23, Motohama- Wat Kee—Hong Kong Hotel Building .

cho Macao

Komaki Shokai -221, Yamashita-cho

Little Shop, The—22, Benten-dori Empreza Oriental—Rue Central

Nihalchand Bros.—77, Yamashita-

, cho ' Peiping

Premsing and Sons, I.—153, Yama-

shita-cho

"itrome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street

Teikamdas Bros.—127b, Yamashita Camel Bell, The—Grand Hotel de-

cho Pekin

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CURIO MERCHANTS El 33

China Craft?—10, Main Embroidery Takeda Road

Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria

| Street

E. Hou Shing Curio Exporting & Talati Road

Brothers & Co.—31, Bromley

j Packing Co.—130, Morrison Street

[Hackmack & Co.—]25, .Soochow Hu- Ullmann & Co., J.—99, Rue de France

I tuDg

Henning & Co., A. C.—45, War Chiao Tsinan

Pu Chi eh

Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison Street Rubant, Francis W. — 122, Seventh

[Painter, D. A.—7, Shi Chiao Hutung Main Street

[.Peking Art Gallery—4, Chao Tang

I Tze Hutung Weihaiwei

[Peking Craft Shop—37, Teng shih

Kou Weihaiwei Handiwork Go.—28-29b,

Shanghai Kung Ming Street

I {Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House MALAYA

[China Art & Products Trading Co.— Penang

137, Broadway

China Produce Co.— 288, Tiendong

| Road Wassiamull Assomull Co.—12, Bi-

Rook Weng & Co.—132, Nanking Rd. shop Street

:Gabbott & Co., F.R.—3, Rue Laguerie Perak

Cray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Sassoon

Arcade

ip Seng & Co.—143, Nanking Road Kin^a Silk Store — 128, Belfield

Hongkong and Shanghai Lace Co.— Street, Ipoh

17, Museum Road

ijjADF Store Co.—so. Nanking Road Singapore

IKomor & Komor—270, Kiangse Road

IKosloff, L.—61, Nanking Road Singapore Silk Store — 36-40, North

: Hinds ay, Jean—66, Nanking Road Bridge Road

aLittle Shop, The—59, Nanking Road Wassiamull Assomull & Co.—31-33,

IMikasa & Co.—931, Bubbling Well High Street

■ | Road

J

THE PHILIPPINES

Murakami Toyo—270, Kiangse Road

ijjpNE Price Lace Co.—133, Broadway Manila

|(pRiENTAL Trading Co.—367, Kiangse

m! Road

Bazar Siglo X.X.—101, Plaza del

Tientsin Conte

Beck, Inc.. I.—89, Escojta, Biuondo

Hackmack

(Hua Kuang Trading Corpn. — 137, San Nicolas

□ • Tunbridge Road China Drawn Work Co.—84, M. H.

Hua Mad Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Li del Pilar

i^EN Li Co.—78, Rue de France Fung Tai—72, Real, Oral Luna

Ikuter, Brockei.mann & Co.—29, Con- Long Life Curio Store—320, M. H.

sular Road del Pilar

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 34 CURIO MERCHANTS—DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS

Osaka Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa

Cruz

P ohqqmjjll Brothers — 45, Escolta, Malcolm, W., m.d.

Binondo

Tawahae, The—40, Isaac Peral, Hankow

Ermita

Cohn, A. J.—66, Hwang Pei Road,

S.A.D. 2

CUSTOMS BROKERS (See Under Skinner—Asiatic

Brokers) Petroleum Co. Bldg.

DENTISTS (See Under Doctors) Harbin

Korinsky, K. Y.—2, Magasinnaya

DISTILLERIES (See Under Street

Breweries) Hongkong

DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS Asger, M. E. — Kayamally Building >

(Dentist)

JAPAN Barnes, J. W.—8, Cameron Road

Basto, R. A. de Castro—Exchange | I

Kobe Building

Black, Balean, Skinn, Nelson Jones

Zirn & Schmidt, M. C.—26, Yamamo- & Talbot—Union Building

to-dori Burton, C. H. — Union Building (Den- (

tist)

Tokyo Chau Wai Cheung—22, Des Vceux |;

Road Central

Butler, L. E.—749, Marunouchi Chavn, Dr. K. W.—Marina House, ]

15-19, Queen’s Road Central (Dentist) J

Furtwaengler, Dr.—26, Tachibei-oho Gourdin,

Stedefeld, Dr. H.—67, Tansu-machi Allston — 20, Queen’s Road J

Central

Go teres, Dr. A. P—Chung Tin Bldg. |

Yokohama Hoahing, Martha—China Building

Kew Bros.—Alexandra Bldg. (Den- ]

McSparran, J.—7, Nihon Ohdori tists)

Paravincini, Dr. — 772, Sanchome, Lau Pak Wai—Gloucester Building J

Honmoku (Dentist)

Richmond, G. D.—167, Yamashita-cho Law, Edward—16, D’Aguilar Street

Li Shu Fan & Li Shu Pui—Bank of 1

KOREA East Asia Bldg.

Noble & Co.—Union Building

Brien, D. H.—Takezoye-machi, Seoul Ozorio,

EdwardF.RoadM. Graca — 289, Prince j

CHINA Pfister, M. O.—Pedder Building

Shin, L. Road

Queen’s S. — Tai Ping Building, 16, >

Central

Amoy Strahan, Nicolson, Bunje and Soott—

Alexandra Building

Cheong & Sons, E. S.—Kulangsu Wong, Dr. B. C.—466, Nathan Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS E135

Wong, Dr. R. J—63-5, Des Yceux Road Swatow

f Central

Wong, S. To, Ophthalmic Surgeon Brangwin, C. H.—P.O. Box 5

—Pedder Building

Yamasaki, T. — Gloucester Building Tientsin

(Dentist)

Macao Baldi, A.—16, Via Trieste

Benjamin, & Robin—86, Rue Dillon

Leitag, Antonio N.—-10, Rua do Pe Gerstenzang, E.—97, Rue de France

Antonit Irvin & Grice—140, Victoria Road

Newchwang Kingman, H. B.—8i2b, Rue de France

Liang, P. K.—314, Elgin Avenue

Phillips, W. Liang, P. P.—Chi Tai Bldg., Rue du

Marechal Foch

Shanghai O’Neill, G.—238, Victoria Road

I Baev, A.—373, Av. Roi Albert Tsingtao

i Berger, M. A.—64, Rte Vallon

J Bume, G. F.—142, Museum Road Weischer, Dr. P.—60, Hunan Road

I Downs, N. L. .& W. H.—26, The Bund Schmidt, Dr. H.—10, Hunan Road

(Dentists)

1; Evans - Jones, Dr. E. Office — 153, INDO-CHINA

f Nanking Road (Dentists)

I [ Gradow, A. G.—24, The Bund Hanoi

I Hudson, Dr. F. B.—213, Sassoon House

j Jackson & Partners, E. D.—27, Pe- Le Roy Des Barres—Rue Boigin

■ king Road Desbordes

Kasakoff, D. J.—469, Avenue Joffre

! Kassoff, Dr. J. F. — 217-26, Hamilton MALAYA

| House

E Keylock & Pratt—646, Gordon Road Singapore

I Kirkby-Gomes, S. G. — 220, Szechuen

i Road

£ Marshad-Marsh, A. V.—104, Bubbling Butter, Dr. W. (Mrs.)—137-139, Cecil St.

Well Road

- McCracken, J. C.—5, Avenue Retain Clarke, H. Harley—Me Alister’s Bldg.,

5, Battery Road

j. Mertens, H.—788, Bubbling Well Rd. Dexter Allan (Mrs. M. E. Butter)—4,

iI Miorini, Albert — 934, Bubbling Well Oxley Rise

|, Road Elder & Heron—33, Raffles Place

v Paris, A.—461, Avenue Joffre Hanna, J. G.—Hong Kong Bank

‘IPhilipp, F. G.—1001, Yu Yuen Road Chambers

H Rall, A.—20, Kiukiang Road Hardy, Chas. J.—Paya Lebar Post Office,

Serangoon

/IReiss, Frederick—142, Museum Road Phoon, S. F.—9, Wilkinson Road,

IjJrtENNkR, Alexander C.—110, Sassoon Katong

II House

|';Santilli, Dr. R.—461, Avenue Joffre Sloper, Sloper &; Smith—3, Battery

kY; elliot Santelli Paris, Drs. — 461, Yin,Road

, ! y- Avenue Joffre S. C.—99, High Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El86 DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS—EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS

Negri Sembilan Santos, Isodore de—Ides Building^

M. de Santos, San Nicolas

Start, H. A.—110, Echague

Egan, Eugene—Egerton Rd., Serem Virata,

ban M. G.—12, Escolta

Krishnan, S. R.—9, Jalan Tungku

Hassan BORNEO

Perak Law, A. F.~ Kuching, Sarawak

Matthews & Webb—c/o Georgetown DRUGS AND DRUGGISTS—(See

Under Chemicals and Chemists

Dispensary, Ipoh

respectively)

Penang

EGGS AND EGG PRODUCTS

Abiff, Kamil M.—47, Leith Street CHINA

Hanna, J. G. (Dentist)—Chartered

Bank Chambers Hankow

Hertz, C. Henry—17b, Northam Road

(Dentist) Arnhold & Co.—S.A.D. No. 1

Ong Huck Chye—111, Acheen Street Behr & Matthew, Ltd., S.—19, Rue|

Scully, Thos. G. A.—182, Penang Rd. Dubail, French Con.

Smith, J. Emile—182, Penang Road Carlowitz & Co.—Da Chi Men

Dodwell & Co.—P.Q. Box 8; Tung ih

Johore Ting Road

International Export Co.—Hanchung

Aeria, J. R.—Muar Road

Crawford, R.—Muar Soc. Anonyme Belge Pour L’Indus-

trie des Oeufs

Selangor Wah Chang Trading Corporation—<

21, Rue Dautaemer

Ansley-Young, W.—14, Station Street, Nanking

Klang

Barrowman, Drs. Sir Malcolm Wat- International Export Co.

son &—Federal Dispensary Build-

ing, Klang

Macaskill & Cameron—Federal Dis- Shanghai

pensary Building, Kuala Lumpur

Stewart, E. E., Dental Surgeon— American

Road

Trading Co.—51, Canton

Oriental Bldg., Kuala Lumpur

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

THE PHILIPPINES Behr & Matthew—1267, Yangtszepoo

Road

Manila Borden’s Co., Inc.—2, Tengueh Road

China Bird Co. — 133, Yuen Ming

Abad, Lucio D.—1145, Magdalena, China Yuen Road

Trozo Egg Produce Co.—229, Whang-

poo Boad

Delgado, Jose M.—2305, E. Mendiola, Compagnia

San Miguel Italiana d’Extremo Ori-

Hasselman, C. M. — 400, Masonic Connellente—20, Kiukiang Road

Temple Brothers -149, Szechuen Rd.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EGGS & EGG PRODUCTS-ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES El 37

East Asiatic Co.—17, 'Canton Road Nagoya Poultry & Supply Co.—

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. —162, Si779, Legard

son Marcos—244, Espeleta, Sta.

Canton Road

Ewo Cold Storage ‘Co.—1500, Yang TanCruzLiao—106, Gunao, Quiapo

tzepoo Road

; Flhrmeister & Co.—66, Museum Rd.

Harvie, Cooke & Co.—659, Szechuen ELASTIC FACTORIES—

j Road (See. Page B19)

Henningsen Produce Ob.—250, West

I . Sawgin Road

Masfkow & Co.—33, Foochow Road ELECTRICAL PLANTS—

Moss & Co., David L.—110, Szechuen (See Page B71)

Road

Olivier Chine—95, Museum Road ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES—

Rakusen Dr. C. P. Optometrist—250, (See also Page Bl9)

Nanking Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—259, JAPAN

Kiangse Road

So Brothers k Co.—299, Szechuen Rd. Kobe

Tientsin Adachi Denki K.K.—21, Sakae-machi

Ando Electric Co.—1-6, Nakayamate-

Battegay & Cie. , M. — 17-21, Rue dori

Dillon Arai iShokai—129, Kano-cho

Oollins & Co., Ltd. — 75, Consular Ebara Denki Shokai—156, Saamomi-

Road ya-cho

Fairchild & Co., Ltd. Furukawa Denki Kogyo K.K.—144,

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road Mizuno

Hackmaok & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Futaba Denki Kaisha,—15, Moto-ma-

Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Li Hanshin chi

, International Export Co. (Tientsin), HayashiyaDengyo-sha—33, Moto-machi

Denkigu Hambaiten—204,

Ltd.—4th Special Area Minato-cho

.Mansouk & Co., J.—101, Rue Pasteur Isono Musen (Denshin Denwa Seisa-

|Olivier Chine—Rue de Takou ku-sho—101, Shimagami-cho

Rabben & Co., W.—118, The Bund

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Katayama

dori

Denki Shokai—20l, Daikai-

sular Road

Societe Anony^me Pour L’Industrie Kato Denki Radio Shoten—304, Shi-

moyamate-dori

Des Oeufs—Cr. of Rue de Verdun Kimura Denki Shokai—129, Kumo-

) and Rue de Takou chibashi-dori

Wilson & Co.—55, Ewo Road Kobe Denki Shokai—1-8, Minato-cho

THE PHILIPPINES Kudo Denki Kumo-sho—334, Baba-

machi

(Manila Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—3, Wadami-

saki

Miyoshi Denki Shoten—15, Kitana-

iAlonalon, Fabian—1,028, Arlegui gasa-dori

| J ok Dian Chong—423, Misericordia Nikko Denki Shokai—87, Onoe-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El38 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Nippon Musen Denki Komo-sho—19 ; Toho

chi

Denryoku K.K.—1, Fukuro-ma-

Sakae-machi

Nokitake Shoten—19, Sannomiya^cho

Ohsaki Denki Shokai Gomei Kaisha Nagoya

-42-5, Nakayamate-dori

Ohshima Denki Shokai—153, Minato- Furukawa Denki Kogyo K.K —8,

cho Shimosono-oho

Oki Denki K.K.—10, Sakae-machi

Sato Denki Kogyo-sho—33, Tamon- Makita Denki Seisaku-sho—Minamij

Takehira-cho

dori Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—18, Yada-cho

Soryu-gumi Denki Kogyo-sho — 52, Oki Denki K.K.—13, Iwai-machi

Kitanagasa-dori

Stjwa Kogyo K.K.—101, Motomachi Tokai Electric Co., Ltd.—Minami

Otsu-machi

Takata Bros. & Co.—3/111, Kano-cho Yuasa Battery Co., Ltd.—37, UramoiL

Togashi Electric Trading Co.—28, Maye-machi

Motomachi

Yokochi Shokai—2, Tamon-dori

Osaka

Kyoto

Bagnall & Co.—3, Kyobashi Mayeno

Inouye Electrical Engineering cho

Works—Nishikujo Kitanouchi- ma- Daido Daido Denryoku K.K.—Mitsui ; 1

chi Building, 1, Koraibashi

Kyoto Denki-kogyo K.K.—Kawara- Kawakita Denki Shoji K.K.—Edo- 1

machi bori Building, Edobori Minami- :

Kyoto

sagaruDento K.K. — Takoyakushi- Nippondori

Nippon Denchi K.K.—Imadegawa- Nippon Denken Denryoku K.K.—1, Soze-cho ! 5

agaru Shinmachi-dori K.K.—Tenuna Bldg., ’

Tsuda Electric Wire Manufacturing 29, Minami Mori-machi

Co.—Toiya-machi Osaka Denkyu K.K.—6, Dainihigashi-

eho I|

Kyushu Sanyo Chuo Suiden K.K..—1-48, Kita-

hama

Inouye Denki Kogyo-sho—Akiba-dori Shimazu Seisaku-sho — Gosho Bldg.,! \

Oita Denki K.K.—Akiba-dori 20, Nakanoshima

Yamaichi Shoten—Naka-machi Sumitomo Densen Seizo-sho—60, Oki- j ti

j ima, Minamino-cho

Moji Tokai Denkyku Seizo K.K.—Asahi i

Bldg., 3, Nakanoshima

Fuji Denki Seizo K.K.—Umetatechi, Tokyo Denkyu K.K.—26, O-hito, Hi- j >

Minato-cho gashi

Furukawa Denki K.K.—Dairi-cho Ujikawa Denki K.K.—Osaka Bldg., 1, |i

Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon- Soze-cho

machi

Nagasaki Shidzuoka

Nomo Dento K.K. — Moto Hakata- Ishii Shoten—10, Kinza

machi Kaimei-do Honten—30, Shiehiken-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES El 39

Tokyo KOREA

AALL & Co.—P.0 Box 41, Central Furukawa Electric Co.—1, Nandai-

Allen, Sons & Co.—6, Marunouchi Itomon-dori, Seoul

Shoko—6, Kanko-dori, Seoul

Automatic Telephones, Ltd. — 508, Kawakita Denki Doboku K.K.—207,

Toyo Building

Bosch A. G., Robert—15, Tameike-cho Taihei-dori, Seoul

Daido Denryoku K.K.—Tokyo Kaijo FORMOSA

1 Building, Marunouchi

Escher, Wyss Engineering Works— Kagi Electric Light Co., Ltd.—

! Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi iSedmon-gai, Kagi

Fuji Denki Seizo K.K.—6, Maru- Koshun Electric Co., Ltd.—Koshun-

nouchi gun, Takao

Furukawa Electric Industry Co.-^-8, Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—Hon-

Muro-machi machi, Trihoku

i International General Electric Co., Taikan Godo Denki Kaisha—Toen-gai,

Inc.—10, Yuraku-cho Shinchiku

Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—4, Marunou- Tokyo Electric Co, Ltd.—Sakao-

i chi, Kojimachi-ku

INippon Electric Oo., Ltd.—2, Mita machi, Takao

• Shikoku-machi

■*Oki Denki K.K.—New Kaijo Bldg., CHINA

j Majunouchi

jTokyo Denki K.K.—Horikawa-cho Canton

i'Toyo Denki Seizo K.K.—Yuraku-kan, Andersen, Meyer & Co.—Shameen

' 4, Marunouchi

I Western Electric Co. (Orient), Ltd. Bodiker & Co.—86, ,B- C., Shameen

| —2, Marunouchi Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road

[Yokogawa Denki K.K.—9, Tagoto-cho China Electric Co., Ltd.

Yokohama Jardine, Matheson & Go., Ltd.—B. C-,

Shameen

IAnnaka Denki Dairi-ten—36, Sumiyo- British Brockelmann,

Reuter,

Conoession

. & Co. — 37,

shi-cho Siemssen & Co.—75 and 75a, B. Con.,

Furukawa Denki Kogyo Kaisha—23, Shameen

Nishi Hiranuma-cho Spalinger & Co., U.—49, Shameen

ern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

FKinko Denki Shokai K.K.—64, Ben- Dairen

n ten-dori

UMatsui Denki Shokai G.K.—21, Enkyo Denmi G. K.—2, Mikawa-cho

II Sakuragi-cho

KMinato Denki Shokai—151, Hiranu- Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. — 113,

iu ma-cho Yamagata-dori

IjMiTSUi Bussan'K.K.-^M, Nihon Oh- General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

i|U dori —4,7, Echigo-cho

1/Nakamura Boeki Shokai—55, Mina- Osram China Co.—47, Echigo-cho

V' minaka-dori

'Nippon Musen Denshin Denwa K.K. Skoda Works—18, Yamagata-dori

-I • —11, Masago-cho

i’NozaKi ShoTen, K.K.—47, Aioi-cho Foochow

,:Pan

! American Trading Co.—17, Moto- Foochow Electric Co., Ltd.

I|| i hama-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El40 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Hankow Feld & Co., Ltdc, F.-'-u, Queen’s Road |

Centra]

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—II, Rue Cle- Genera! Electric Co. o-f China, Ltd.

Teh.—Queen’s Building

menceau

Bechler, E.—Hunan Road Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & Q.

Carlowitz & Cq.—Ta-chi-men Building

China Electric Co.—n, Hwang Pei Hongkong Building

Electric Co., Ltd. P.&O. j

Road

China Tome Trading Co.—3, Yangtsze Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.—Ex-

Road change Building

General Electric Co., Ltd. — 23, Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd.—Russell ji

Tungting Road Street

Hankow Light and Power Co.—10. Hung Ming Electric Co.—157, Des

Kai Hsien Road Vceux Road Central

Hankow Light & Power Co., Ltd.- Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—67,

12, Kai Hsien Road

Representation for British Manufac- Des Voeux Road Central

turers, Ltd.—23, Tungting Road Jack & Co., William C.—St. Geroge’s ;

Siemens China Co.—7, Rue de Presi- Building

dent Wilson, French Con. Jebsen

Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road Kato & Co., S.—16, Queen’s Road Central

Wah Chang Trading Corporation— Moses & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg.

23, Rue Dautremer

Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd.—37, j

Harbin Hankow Road

Ross & Co., Alex—la, Chater Road

International Technical Trading Co. Sander, Wieler & Co. — King’s Building

—139, Kitaiskaya Street Shew an, Tomes & Co. —10, Des Voeux j

Skoblin, S. F.—31, Konnaya Street Road Central

Skodaworks, Ltd.—2, Commercial St. Siemens China Co.—12, Pedder Street j

Siemssen & Co.—6, Queen’s Road Cen-

Hongkong tral

Sun Light Co.—137, Des Voeux Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des Wah Central

Yceux Road Central Mei Electric Co.—135, Des

Voeux

Bodiker

Central Mustard & Co.—67, Des j

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.— Voeux Road Central

Shell House Yee Sang Tai Sing Kee—353, Hennessy ]

China Light & Power Co (1918), Ltd. Road

iSt. George’s Building

Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des Mukden

Voeux Road Central

Colonial Electric Co.—24, Ice House Chinese Engineering & Development

Street

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd —3, Queen’s Road Co.—San Djing Road, 1, Jiu Ching

Domestic Engineers, Ltd.—22, Des FarLi Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani-

Voeux Rd. C.

Everlasting Electrical Supply Co.— wa-dori

102, Johnston Road Fujita & Co.—24, Naniwa-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES El41

Peiping Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—34,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—1, Ta Yu Fu Jardine Engineering Corporation—

50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Hutung Kanan & Co.—43, Dixwell Road

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang Larsen & Trock—178, Avenue Edward

Men Street VTT

Siemens China Co.—41, Teng Shieh Leede Engineering Corporation--SOS,

Kou Bubbling Well Road

Siemssen & Co.—20, Can Mien Hu Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de FOuest

tung Mee-Yeh Handels-Compagnie — 137,

Canton Road

Shanghai Mbtropolitan-Yickers Electrical Ex-

port Co., Ltd.—329, Sassoon House

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43, Moysey & Co., H.J.—452, Kiangse

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Road

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road National Commercial Co.—153, Can-

Arnhold & Co., LTD.—Sassoon House ton Road

Asia Electric Co.—2^0, Kiukiang Rd. National Electric Cp.—599., Nanking

■ Automatic Telephones of China, Fed. Road

^ Inc., U. S. A.—236, Sassoon House Otis Elevator Co, —935, Avenue Road

l Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The Bund Philco Sales Corporation—709, Bub-

| Behn, Meyer, China bo.—356, Peking bling Well Road

j Road Philips China Co.—935, Szechuen

j Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road Road

' China General Edison Co., Inc.— Porter & Co.—180, Canton Road

140, Robison Road Rielly, Simmons & Milne—91, Peking

; China Electric Co.—269 & 285, Lay Road Road

? China Engineers, Ltd. — 88, Museum Rose, Downs & Thompson iFar East),

I Road Ltd.—121, Peking Road

China Scientific Instrument Co.— Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking

S , 131, Museum Road Road

| China United Lamp Co.—140, Robin- Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co.—

I son Road 424, East Broadway

| Comfort Electric Co.—287, Avenue Shanghai Electric Construction Co.,

I J offre Ltd.—185, Soochow Road

| Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Shanghai Electrical Supply Cb.—314,

i? Ekman Foreign Agencies —101, Hamil- Nanking Road

ton House Siemens China Go.—233, Nanking Road

i} EnssLe, K. - 2, Card. Mercier Siemssen & Co.—4'51, Kiangse Road

| Fagan & Go', Ltd,—261, Kiukiang Takaiwa & Co.—-320, Szechuen Road

j) Road

Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd.—33, Sze- t—149, Manufacturers’

United Electric Co.

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

r chuen Road W ahson & Co.—513, Fukien Road

: Furukawa Electric Co. I to, Jinkee Wei Tong Electrical1 Co.—486, Che-

Road' kiang Road

l General Electric

Ltd.—23-27 Ningpo Co,

Road(of China), Western . Electric Co. of Asia—142,

I German Machtne Co.—153, Canton Rd. Westinghouse

Museum Road

Electric Internation-

SGremt. China

| bling Well RoadElectric Co.—1194, Bub- al Co. 161, Museum Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 42 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Swatow INDOCHINA

San Shing Co. Provinces du Tonkin

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44,

Yee Ann Street Veyrenc et Cie—Dap-Cau

Tientsin

A.E.G. China Electric Co—63, Taku MALAYA

Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de Penang

Takou

Bisseker, Ltd., F.D.—52, Taku Road Beng Swee & Co.—41, Bishop Street

China American Trading Corpora- Kee Huat Radio Co.—24, Beach Street

tion—Rue de France

China Electric Co., Ltd.—132, Rue Little & Co., John—1, Pitt Street

du Baron Gros

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Perak

Victoria Road

Frazar, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—25, Rue Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. — c/o Wm.

du 14 Juillet Jacks & Co., Ltd.

Furukawa Electric Co.—224, Bristow

Road Selajigor

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

—202, Taku Road

Jardine Engineering Corporation— Huttenbach, LAZARirs, & Sons, Ltd.—

14, Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Victoria Road

Liddell Brothers & Co.—2, Bruce Peninsular

Weld Road

Lights (1930), Ltd.—5,

Road

PottingeR & Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria

Road Singapore

Siemens China Co.—Siemens Build-

ing, Taku Road Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36-38, Robin-

Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road son Road

Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, Woodrow Wil- British Electro-Plating Works — 29a

son Street & 31, Penang Road, Orchard Road

Tientsin Steel Drum and Engineer- General Electric Co., Ltd. — Magnet

ing Works—13, Via Torino, Italian House, 12, Battery Road

Bund Hoe Boon Leong—25, Thomson Road

Twyford Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay- Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

lard

Little & Co., John—Raffles Place

SIAM Morey & Co., John — Tricity House,

Bukit Timah Road

Bangkok Nathan, M. & E.—25/29, Orchard Rd.

Oriental

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Ltd.—Telephone Telephone & Electric Co.,

Hua Takay House, Hill Street

Eastern Indian Trading Co., The— Spot Radio, Ltd.—58, Orchard Road

1409, East Side Memorial Bridge, 57, Robinson Road & Cables, Ltd.—

Standard Telephones

opposite Economic Museum

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind- Western Electric Co. of Asia—23,

Stamford Road

mill and New Roads

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-FILM DISTRIBUTORS El 43

NETHERLANDS INDIES Cebu

Batavia Pacific Commercial Co.—Ill, Morga

N. V. Heybroeck’s Groothandel Visayan Electric Co., S. A.—P.O.

Kroningsplein West 5 Box 134

Siemens & Halske, A. G.

Western Electric Co. of Asia—P.O, EMBROIDERIES—OSee Under Silk)

Box 52

Sourabaya ENAMEL FACTORIES — {See Page

B21) ;•

Algemeene Nederlandsch - Indische

i Electriciteit Maatschappij

ESTATE AGENTS—(/See Under Land

THE PHILIPPINES and Estate)

Manila EXCHANGE BROKERS—(Nee Under

Angeles Electrical Supply — 826, Brokers)

Echague

Arce Electric—43V, Evangelista

Caro Electric Service—110, Padre EXPORTERS—{See Under General

Merchants)

Faura

Central Electric Service—248,Ongpin

Electrical Supply Co., Inc. — 514, FILM DISTRIBUTORS

Misericordia

Elmac, Inc., Co.—62V, Rizal Avenue JAPAN

General Electric Appliance Corpn. of

the Philippines — Crystal Arcade

Building Osaka

Manila Electric Co.—San Marcelino

Manila Machinery and Supply Co., Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co., Ltd.—

| Inc.—6V5-681, Dasmarinas 28, Higashi-Umeda-cho

Manila Supply Co —2054, Ave. Rizal Skiten Kinema Kwan—(5, Urae Kami-

Philippine Electric Supply Co.—120, cho

i Tetuan Toa Kinema K.K.—28, Hirano-oho

Philippine Engineering Co. — Pilar

Building

3 Romero Electric — 314, Azcarraga, Tokyo

p Tondb

3! Rosario Electric Service—1903, Ave. Fox Eiga Kaisha—2, Ginza

' Rizal

8Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co.—New

Osaka Building

•: Bank Building

T Thompson Electric Co., Inc. -Plaza KyobashiKatsudoshashin K. K. — 11,

Nippon

Hg' Sta. Cruz Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg.

UUy Hoo & Co.-629, Ongpin, Binondo Shochiku Cinema Co., Ltd.—5, Shin-

liWestern Equipment and Supply Co. tomi-cho

B! 117, Calle T. Pinpin Warner Bros. First National Pic-

LWestinghouse Electric International tures (Japan), Inc.—Tokyo Tatemo-

’ Iji Co —1, T. Pinpin no Bldg. V, Gofuku-bashi

E6

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 44 FILM DISTRIBUTORS

CHINA Star Motion Picture Co., Ltd.—135.

Zikawei Road

Hankow Universal Pictures Corporation of

China—136, Embankment Building

China Trading Co., The -“Central Tientsin

China Post” Bldg., Hunan Road,

S.A.D. 3 Film Distributors & Cinema Con-

tractors of North China — 3rd

Hongkong Special Area

Paramount Films of China, Inc.—10,

Central Theatre—Queen’s Road Cent. Council Road

China Entertainment and Land In- PeacockI-Pin

Motion Picture Co., Inc.—

Bldg., 49, Bromley Road

vestment Co., Ltd.—34, Queen’s Rd.

Central MALAYA

Columbia Films of China Ltd. —

Entertainment Bldg. Singapore

Fox Film Fed., Inc.—Entertainment

Building Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd.—

G-eneral Amusements—Marina House, 76, Orchard Road

15-19, Queen’s Road Central Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental, Inc.

General Film Exchange, Inc.— 144b, Robinson Road

King’s Theatre Building Paramount Film Service, Ltd. —51,

King’s Theatre—34, Queen’s Road C. Robinson Road

Metro Goldwyn Mayer of China - Penang ;

Street

Biograph Co.—68. Prinsep

Shell House

Oriental Theatres—Fleming Road Sree Kannabiran & Co.—56, Robinson

Paramount Films of China—Shell UniversalRoad

House Pictures Corporation of

Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.— Singapore—287, Orchard Road

14, Queen’s Road Central

United Artists — King’s Theatre THE PHILIPPINES

Building

Universal Pictures Corporation of Manila

China -Entertainment Building

Warner Bros. First National Pic- Acme Films, Inc.—2216, Azcarraga

Commercial Film Exchange — 456,

tures, Inc.—Shell House Dasmarinas

Shanghai Fox Film, Fed. Inc.—P.O. Box 423

Goodwill Film Exchange — 326,

Misericordia

Electric & Musical Industries— Luzon Theatres Inc.—504, Bizal, Sta.

1099, Rue de Zikawei Cruz

International Films (China), Ltd.— Lyric Film Exchange — 670, Das-

160, Avenue Edward VII marinas

Metro-Goldwyn Mayer of China— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer—Ideal Theatre

400, North Soochow Road Bldg.

Odeon China Co., Ltd.—356, Peking Paramount Films of the Philippines,

Road Inc.—P.O. Box 587; 702, Cu Unjieng

Peacock Motion Picture Go., Inc.— Bldg.

404, North Soochow Road Philippine Film Production — 327,

Star Cinemas Ltd.—301, Park Road Raon, Sta. Cruz

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FILM DISTRIBUTORS-FLOUR MERCHANTS El 45

United Artists Corpn.—'507, Cu Un- Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi

jieng Building Shintaku Bldg., 1 Imabashi 4-chome,

Universal Pictures Corpn. — 2262, Higashi-ku

Azoarraga Teragi Shutaro — 1, Hikami-cho.

Kita-ku

FLOUR MERCHANTS Yoshida Dempun Seizo-sho — 2, Tem

mabashi

JAPAN

Kobe Shidzuoka

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—2, Kaigan- cho Hasegawa Eikichi Shoten—Imonishi-

dori l-

1050 (San.)

Masuda Flour Mill Co.—16, Sakae- Kawaguichi

cho

Eikichi Shoten- -Kinza

machi 3-chome, Kobe-ku

Nippon Seifun K.K.—3, Terayama, Yamaguighi

kae-machi

Chiyokichi Shoten—Sa-

Higashi Shiriike-cho

Nippon Seimei Seifun K.K. — 43,

Imedezaike-cho Shimonoseki

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—No. 1, Sumi-

yoshi-cho Hirano Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Kyushu Maruju Shokai—Nishinabe-cho

Yuasa Shoten, K.K.—Nishinabe-cho

Shiramizu Kunigoro — 122, Nishi-

machi Tokyo

Yamasaki Shoten—28, Kami Nishi-cho

Yasukawa Konarui Shoten — Naka Aall & Co., Ltd. — P.O. Box 41

Central

Uo-machi

Nippon Kokusan Kogyo Kabushiki

Nagoya Kaisha—Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-

cho, Kojimachiku

Nippon Seifun K.K.—5, Tennozaki- Yokohama

oho, Naka-ku

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—260, Noritake

Nitto Seifun K.K. 2, Shio-cho, 2- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,, Ltd.—14 Ni-

chome, Nishi-ku hon Oh-dori, Naka-ku

Nippon Flour Mill Cc., Ltd.—1,

Osaka Chiwaka-cho 2-chome, Kanagawa-ku

:» Inoue Tomesaburo—10, Asahi machi CHINA

.^ Nishizaka Shintaro Shoten—1, Imai-

cbo l-chome, Kita-ku Hongkong

» . Ogiwara Nisaburo—7, Uchi Kyuhoji-

machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd. — 4,

1 ,Ohsawa Shoten—1-200, Ishida-eho Queen’s Road Central

Ohtake Toyoji—31, Genzo-cho, Kita- American Flour Co.—8, Des Voeux Hoad

tu Central

> Osaka Dempun K.K.—2-14, Kawasaki- Connell Brothers & Co.—David

cho, Kita-ku House, Des Voeux Road Central

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E146 FLOUR MERCHANTS—FORWARDING AGENTS

DinsTBAB. & Co., L.—Hong Kong Bank Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Akiyama

Road, Japanese Con.

Bldg.

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Peters & Co., E.C.—120, Meadows

Road, B. C.

Building

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Vceux Road

Central MALAYA

Loxley

Maxim & Co.—Queen’s Building Singapore

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. —

Prince’s Building Hasanali Jivabhai—36, Wallich Street

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Voeux Road Central THE PHILIPPINES

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road

Union Trading Co.—York Building Manila

Shanghai Bennett, Inc., P. M.—58, Lorenzo de

la Paz

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-209, M. de

Asiatic Yeast Works—13V, Canton Binondo

Road El Porvenir—427, Azcarraga

Canadian Trading Co.—18, The Bund Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd. — 113,

Connell Brothers Co.—149, Szechuen Muelle de la Industria.

Road Macondray & Co., Inc.—China Bank

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Building

Fou Foong Flour Mill, Co., Ltd. Ong Jan Chuan—467, Nueva

97, Jinkee Road Pacific Commercial Co. — National

Gedbes Trading and Dairy Firm City Bank Building, Binondo

Co.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road

Jacobsen, Axel— S’hai Bank Bldg., 40, FLOUR MILLS—(See Page B21)

Ningpo Road

Kong FORWAUDING AGENTS

ContyDah Rice Hong—132 138, Route

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185. JAPAN

Szechuen Road

Mow Sing and Foh Sing Flour Kobe

Mims—421, Kiangse Road

Union Import & Export Syndicate, Akita-gumi—144, Aiod-cho

Ltd.—162, Canton Road Boyeki-gumi—13, Kaigan-dori

Hamaguchi

machi Gonshiro — 223, Moto-

Tientsin Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-machi

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—84, Sakae-

Collins & Co.—75, Consular Road machi

Getz Brothers & Co.—63, Taku Road, Kokusal

maohi

Unyu K.K.—32, Akashi-

British Con. Maruki Unsoten G.K.—13, Isobe-dori

Gipperich & Oo., E.—52, Taku Road Omori Kaisoten—4, Sakae-maehi

Liddel Brothers & Co-—192, Taku Yamamoto-gumi—22, Naniwa-machi

Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FORWARDING AGENTS El 47

Moji Mukden

Nutter & Co.—Monshin Bldg., Higa- Bryner & Co.—96, San Wei Loo

shi Hon-machi 2-chome

Nagasaki Peiping

Aota Tokijiro—56, Junin-maohi Pacific Storage and Packing Cor-

Kobayashi-ya—3, Tamai-cho poration—4, Rue Marco Polo, Lega-

Nagasaki Godo Unso K.K.—1, Daiba- tion Quarter

machi, 4-chome

Sawayama Shokai—4, Senza-cho, 1- Shanghai

chome

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura- China Express Co.—117, Boundary

manhi Road

Osaka Commercial Express & Storage Co.—

53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Ajikawaguchi Godo Unso K.K.— Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—11.9, Nan-

Ajikawaguchi Eki Konai, 5 Kawa- king Road

kishi-cho, 2-chome, Konohana-ku Magill & Cd.—120, Kiangse Road

Ajikawaguchi Unso Jigyo K.K.—49, Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E. — 125,

Nakatsu Minami-dori 1-cho ne, Hi- Hankow Road

gashiyodogawa-ku Melchers & Co.—210-214, Kiukiang

Chugoku Unso K.K.—4, Donshu-cho, Road

1-ehome, Higashi-ku Shanghai Express ”Co.—150, Boone

Dai-Ichi Boeki Gumi—105, Kitahama Road

Manage Hoten — 74, Tomishima-cho,

Minato-ku Tientsin

Osaka Go bo Unso K.K.—10, Umeda.

Kita-ku Girraud, F.—447, Race Course Road,

Yamanaka Ob., Ltd.—1, Ttachibori B. Cbh.

CHINA Tientsin Forwarding and Commis

sign Agency—14, Bund, J. Con.

Dairen MALAYA

Anz & Co., O.H.—212, Yamagata-dori

Penang

Foochow

B ROCKETT

Bank Chambers, Beach Street

Young, L. J.—305a, Perak Road

Harbin

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya St. Singapore

Hongkong Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin

son Road

Cook k Son, Ltd., Thos.—Queen's I Mansfield

Building I Oollyer Quay

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E148 FORWARDING AGENTS-FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS

THE PHILIPPINES Harbin

Manila China Fur Trading Co., Ltd.--98,

Kitaiskaya-st.

American Express Co., Inc., The—95, East

—7,

West Fur, Trading Corporation

Rinochnaya

Plaza Moraga, Binondo

Chaves, Salinas Sc Co.—217, Dasmar- Fur and Wool Co. (China), Ltd.—78,

Diagonalnaya-st.

inas Street Lev. S.—68/3, : Kommer-

Luzon Brokerage

Building, Co., Inc.—Derham Jacobshohn,

Port Area cheskaya

Tionloc Ildefonso, Inc.—123, Das- Koulaiff’s Sons, Inc., T.—20, Pble-

vaya, cor. of Uchastkovaya-st.

marinas, Binondo

FOUNDRIES—(See Page B24) Shanghai

FUR AND SKIN MERCHANTS Barbash & Co., B. S.—38, Rte. Paul

Henry

JAPAN Blicklf, Ross ck Co.-210, Kiukiang

Road

Hakodate Brook & Co.—150, Kiukiang Road

China

chuen Fur

Ro'adTrading Co. — 458, Sze-

Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11 Forster & Co., Ltd.—128, Kiangse

Road

Osaka Goldenberg, M.—374, Kiangse Road

Aall Si Co., Ltd —9 & 10, Koraibashi Kale E.—106,M.Tifehg

Gutbezahl, L.—7a, The Bund

Kimura Jinsaburo—40, Sakae-raachi Laou Kiu ChwangRoad Silk Co.—422,

Makita & Co.—4, Nishihama Kita- Nanking Road

dori Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking

.S ikaki Santaro—6, Sakae-machi Road

Lily & Co —316, Kiangse Road

Tokyo Maison Arcus—Hamilton House

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central Maison Lucile — 964, Bubbling Well

Road

Marderfeld, jVl.—458, Szechuen Road

Yokohama Oriental Fur Co.—80, Szechuen Road

Polish Asiatic Commercial Co.—80,

Abb Koichi Shoten—46, Benten-dori. Szechuen Road

3-chome Savul & Co., A.I—128, Museum Road

Aizawa Toshio Shoten—78, Ohgi chc Siberian Furriers Co.—1137, Bubbling

Well Road

CHINA

Hankow Tientsin

Arnold & Co , Ltd.—S.A.D. 1, The 133, Rue de Takou Trading Co.—

Alexander Gutbezahl

Bund

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.— Andersen,Takou

Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

Wha Cheong Road, S.A.D. No. 3

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

FUE AND SKIN MEECHANTS-FUENITURE DEALERS El 49

Asia Export Co.—19, Victoria Terract; Kawanami Chu Shoten—180, Sanno-

miya-cho, 2-chome

Bernstein & Sons M. and Forman, Mizobuchi Shoten — Shimoyamate

Inc.—8, Rue de Verdun, F.C. dori, 4-chome

China Korean Fur Co.—Davenport Nagata Ryosuke Shoten—42, Sanno-

Bldg., Davenport Road, B.C.

China National Trading Co.—158, miya-cho, 3-chome

Bristow Road, B.C. Qkamura Shoten—61, Sakaguchi-dori,

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular 1-chome

Road Takikawa Shoji K.K.—1, Ashihara-

Eitington-Schild Co.—50, Nicolai dcii, 4-chome

Road, 3rd Sp. A.

Fairchild & Co., Ltd.—169, Taku Yokohama

Road

Gershevitch Brothers—1.8, Victoria Kuwayama Seizo Shoten—174, Moto-

Terrace machi, 4-chome

Gold, A. S. & Bros., Ino.—>55, Rue de Sato Shoten—136, Yamashita-cho

Verdun

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road chome Shoten—201, Moto-machi, 5-

Tanabe

Grigory, Gutbezahl k Co.—30, Taku

Road, B.C.

Hardy, Gatliff & Co , W.—192, Taku CHINA

Road

Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Road Hongkong

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—192,

Taku Road Arts and Crafts, Ltd.—330, Shauki-

Malkassian. S.—32, Via Ermanno wan

Carlotto East Asiatic Trading Co. — Shell

Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation- House

27, Rue de Verdun

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Hongkong Furniture. Co.-^8, Queen’s

Road Central

sular Road

Sheets Brothers, Inc.—Victoria Park Store—300,Furniture

Kowloon

Nathan Road

and Electric

Mansions, Taku Road Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. 4, Han-

Weistein. V. 8.—60, Rue Henri Bour- kow Road, Kowloon

geois Kwong Tai Cheong—58, Queen’s Ed.

Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road Central (Rattan)

Wulfsohn Company of China—48, E- Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

wo Road, B.C. Building

Little Shop, The—Gloucester Bldg.

FURNITURE DEALERS Lock Hong—33, Queen’s Road Central

Yee Sang Tai & Company—353,

JAPAN Hennessy Road

Kobe Shanghai

Fujiwara Shoten, S. — 113, Kitana- Arts and Craft, Ltd. —887-889, Bubbl-

gasa-dori

{ Hirano Shoten, G. K.—136, Eizawa Arting SteelWell Road

Furniture Co., The—545,

cho, 2-chome

Kashiwai Shoten—324, Nakayamate- Chalk, Peking Road

dori, 1 chome M.—128, Museum Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E15Q FURNITURE DEALERS

Diaward Steel Furniture Co. 566, Selangor

Nanking Road

Fette Rug Co.^119, Nanking. Road Federal Furniture Depot Co.—171,

Simmons Co. (Chicago)—61, Yangtsze Batu Road, K.L.

poo Road Onn Yin & Co.—145, High Street,

Sung Furniture Co.—684, Bubbling Kuala Lumpur

Well Road Poo Wah & Co.—141, High St., K.L.

Tai Chong & Co.—740, Nanking Road Robinson & Co.—Java Street. K.L.

Peiping Singapore

Henning & Co., A. C.—45, Wai Chiao Art Furniture Depot—32&34, Orchard

Pu Chioh, East City Road

Talati & Co., J. M.—4, Legation St. Frankel, Bros.—Frankels Building, 101,

Victoria Street

Tientsin Nang Heng Furniture Co. — 103,

Selegie Road

Corinth & Oo.—194, Woodrow Wilson Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

Street

Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria Rd. THE PHILIPPINES

Welb-are Furniture Co., Ltd. — 147,

Rue du Consulat

Manila

SIAM

Angeles Furniture Co. — 276, G.

Bangkok Tuason

Beauty Furniture & Co.—240, T. Pin-

Bangkok House Furnishing Core., Centralpin

Ltd —Phya Thai Road Furniture Co.—329, T. Pin-

pin

MALAYA Chong Kee Furniture Store—132,

Tetuan

Insular Furniture Co.—355, T. Pin-

Penang pin

Kwong Hing Oheong—309, T. Pinpin

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith “ La Confianza,” Siy Kioko Furni-

ture—372, T. Pinpin

Street

Hewett Art Furniture Co., Ltd.—1, Rizalueva Fortuna — 884, Avenue

La N

East Jelutong

Pritchard & Oo., Ltd.—9, Union St. Luzon Furniture Go. —<250, T. Pinpin

Storch Bros., Ltd.—4, Beach Street Modern

pin

Furniture Oo.—503, T. Pin

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co.—4-14, Bis- Oriental Furniture Inc. — 342, T.

hop Street Pinpin

Perak Perez Samanillo Rafael—122, Juan

Luna

Pritchard & Oo., Ltd.—Market St., PuyatSolana

& Sons, Inc., Gonzalo—219,

Ipoh Tay Heng Furniture—523, T. Alonso

Storch Bros., Ltd—Brewster Road, Wright Furniture Co.—628, Rizal

Ipoh '

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E151

GARAGES—(See under Motor) Cooper, Findlay & Co., Lm.—110, Ito-

machi

Cornes & Co.—88,

GENERAL BROKERS—(See under Curnow & Co —2, Kaigan-dori Yedo-machi

Brokers) Daido Boeki Kaisha—57, Naniwa-

GENERAL MERCHANTS machi

(IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS AND Daishin cho

Boyeki Shokai—64. Naniwa-

COMMISSION AGENTS) Daver & Co., R.E.—28, Sannomiya-

cho, 1-chome

VLADIYOSTOCK Delacamp, Piper & Co.—1, Kaigan-

Anglo-Chinese Trading Co. — 27, Dodwelldori

Leneinaya Street & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi

Becos Traders, Ltd.—15, 26th Octo- Dossa

Down

& Co —76, Kyo-machi

Boeki Shokai—127/8, Shimo-

her Street yamate-dori, 4-chome

Wassard & Co. Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East) Ltd.

—Wakinohama

JAPAN Ennenberg, A.—3-20, Yamamoto-dori,

Kobe 4-chome

Faizallabhoy, E.—26, Sannomiyacho,

Abraham & Co.—50, Harima machi 3-chome

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori Fatechand & Sons—12, Isobe-dori 3-

Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros., Ltd. Frazar chome

40/7, Isobe-dori, 4-ohome & Co.—46, Harima-machi

Ahrens & Co.—Meikai Building 32, FutehallyShokai—20,

Furtdo Harima-machi

& Sons—114. Higashi-ma-

Akashi-machi chi

Amberg & Co.—49, Harima-machi

American Trading Go. of Japan, Ltd. Gedeon Fweres—40/15, Isobe-dori

General Export Trading Co.—72/7,

—99, Yedo-machi Isobe-dori

Antaki & Co., Isaac—91, Kita-machi Getz Bros.

Arratoon, C. M.—94, Yedo-machi

Ben Trading Co.—88, Sannomiya-cho Gobhai

dori

Karanjia, Ltd —130. Isogami-

Bergmann & Co.—105, Haohiman-dori, Graham k Co. Goshi Kaisha — 99,

3:chome Yedo-machi

Berrick & Co., Ltd.—17, Nakaya Haidarali & Co.—102, Isobe-dori

mate-dori Hir.it & Co.—92, Yedo machi

Cameron & Co.—93. Yede-machi

Carroll Brothers & Co.—12, Kaigan- Holstein & Co.—8. Kaigan-dori

Hoondamall & Co—1/38, Isobe-dori

dori

Caro Trading Co.—98, IsobeMori, Hunter & Co.—29. Harima-machi

4-chome Illies & Co.—12, Kaigan-dori

Chalhoub & Co., Ltd.—105, Yedo- Iwai Shoten—44, Naka-machi

maehi

Chotirmall & Co.—96, Isobe-dori, 3- Izawa G.K.—119, Hacbiman-dori

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—83. Kyo-

chome machi

Clay & Co.—46a, Harima-machi Jarmain, Davis & Co.—75, Kyo-machi

Colombo Export Co.—80, Isobe-dori Joseph & Co.—60, Sannomiya-cho

Comptoir Orient Export—114, Higa- Kahn & Co., G. K. -28/1, Isobe-dori,

shi-machi 2-chome

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E152 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Kimatrai

Koschkin, H.—86, Yamamoto-dori Isobe-dori

Lautier Fils Shokai—P.O. Box 47 Schmid Co., Ltd., H. A.—70, Kyo-

machi

Lendrum (Japan) Ltd.—35, Nishi- j Selles IIermanos—78, Kitano-cho

machi

Liebermann, Waelchli & Co. — 98, Seymour-Sheldon & Co. 107, Ito-

Yedo-machi machi

Macnaughton, H. C.—26-b, Ito-machi Shibya Shoten Goshi Kaisha—53,

Mather & Platt, Ltd.—7, Goko-dori, Sakae-machi

4-chome Shroff, SGn & Co.—P.Q. -Box 166

Maxwell & Co.—100, Yedo machi Simon, David—27, Naka-machi

Mehta & .Co.., S. B.—3, Hachiman- Souza, F. S.—17, Nakayamate-dori,

dori Nichome

Mitchell & Co., A.—61, Isobe-dori

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan- Sphinx cho

Trading Co.—38, Sannomiya-

dori Standard Trading—Co-.—2, Sanno-

Munning & Co.—46, Tsutsui-chc miya^cho, 1-chome

Mgrata Umetani Shoten—2-180, San- Strachan & Co.-—1, Kaigan dori

nomiya-cho

Nakamura Shokai—50, Sakae-machi Strong & Co.—96, Higashi-machi

Nakamura Yushutsuten—8, Hamabe Summers Boeki K. K.—62, Naniwa-

dori machi

Naraindas Goshi Kaisha—164, Isobe- Tamura Trading Co.—23, Sakai-machi

dori

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-machi

N. V.—83, Kyo-maohi Toorabally & Co., V. H.—26, Sanno-

Nessim & Co.—30, Akashi-machi miya-cho

Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co.- Toyo Boeki Shokai—5, Tsobe-dori

113, Higashi-machi

Nunobiki Shogyo K.K.—34, Nisihi- Union Trading Co.—7, Gokodori

Vasunia & Co.—1/113, Goko-dori, 6-

machi chome

Okura & Co.,' Ltd.—8, Kaigah-dori

Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd.—28, Harima- Vendrell,

gashi-machi

Mustaros & Co.—125, Hi-

machi

Oye Rae Trading Co.—34, Shimoya- Yerleysen & Co.—33, Shimoyamate-

matet-dori, 2-ehome dori, 3-chome

Pacific Commercial Co—305, Crescent Viroomal & Co., K. G.—P.O. Box 212

Building ■Valker & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori

Parbury. Henty

dori & Co., C.—122, Higashi-

machi

Parsonage & Co.—93, Hachiman-dori WeItzei, J.—39,

Patten, Mackenzie & Co.—86, Yedo- Winckler & Co.—5-7, Akashi-machi

machi Isobe-dori, 1-

Paulinat & Co.—92, Yedo-machi chome

Pearce & Co:—92, Yedo-machi Witkowski & Co. —118-125',, Naka-

Perez Corp & Co.—125, Higashi machi machi

Poohoomull Bros.—1/5, Isogami-dori Wolf, Hans—119, Hachiman-dori

Pullar & Sons—26b, Naniwa-machi Xonei Shoten K.K.—23, Sakae-machi

Raspe & Co.—12a, Kaigan-dori Yuasa Trading Co.—32, Akashi-machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS El 53

Hakodate Mitsubishi Shoji K.K. — Higashi

Minato-oho

Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11 Nichizui Trading Co.-18, Minato-

Lury Bros.—86, Suehiro-cho, Nishi- Nutter &3-chome

maphi

Co. —902, Kiyotaki-maphi

hama-machi Okhashi Shokai—Higashi Hon-maohi

Kyoto

Nagoya

Arimoto & Co., K. — Goko-machL

Nishi-iru Abeko & Cc.—19, Temma-dho

Asahi Trading Co.—Koromon-dori Arakawa Gomei Kaisha—Nishi Kikui-

Hamada Goro—Matsubara-sagaru oho

Hitomi Isamu—Ohmiya-nishi Goto Trading Co.—Minami Gofuko-

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—Sanjo-sagaru cho

Masuda & Co.—Kawara-m'achi Japan Import & Export Commission

Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—Shijo-dori Kato Co.—12, Chikara-machi

Nishtmura Trading Co.—Karasu- Mitsubishi & Co., Ltd.—Shin Yanagi-cho

maru Nishi-iru Shoji Kaisha—Minami

N agashima-cho

Osawa & Co., -J.—Kawara-machi, Hi- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Sa-

gashi-iru ga.] ima-cho

Sagues, Busquets—P.O. Box 8

Yendrell, Mustards & Co.—32, Hon- Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—Shinyana-

gai-machi

machi Strong & Co.—27, .Aoi-cho

Kyushu Taiyo Boeki Shokai—Yoshino-cho

Takata & Co., Ltd.—3, Shin Yanagi-

Horne Company Ltd.—18, Kawabata- machi

machi

Osaka

Nagasaki

Aall & Co.—9, Korabashi

Hara Shoten—33, Tsuki-machi American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

Holme, Ringer & Co. -7, Tokiwamachi —417, Dojima Building, Hama-dori

Ito & Co.—54, Kabashima-machi Andrews and George Co., Inc. —18,

KikUChi Shoten—49, Kabashima-cho Yedobori Minamidori

Kurose Shoten—19, Tsuki-maohi Aoki Kasayama-do—10, Awaza Kami-

Matsuno Shoten—30, Ura Goto-maohi Asahidori

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Tokiwamachi taro-cho Boeki K.K.—48, Kita Kyu-

Moritaya Shoten—4, Tsuki-machi Asano Bussan K.K.—55, Kawara-ma-

Otani Shoten—30 Ura Goto-machi chi

Shibutani Shoten—29, Tsuki-tmachi Ashida Co.—5-19, Imabashi

Yamamoto Shoten—25, Zaimoku-machi Ataka & Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi

Becker & Co.—Oye Building

Moji Blundell & Co., Ltd., G. — Daido

Seimei Bldg., Tosaboji

Demitsu Suzeko Shoten—Nishi Hon China Export, Import & Bank Co.

machi — Mitsubishi Shintaku Bldg., 1,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—4, Sanbashidori I mb ash i 4-chome

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E!54 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Doitsu Seiko K.K.—Nihon Kaijo Siber, Hegner & Co.—1, Imabashi

Bldg., 4th floor, Edobori Kami-dori, Slack, Alfred M.—Daido Building

1-chome Sogo Boeki Shokai—4, Tamae-cho

Eastern Trading Co.—5, Imabashi

Oadelius & Co., Ltd.—Gosho Build- Strong & Co.—Meiji Building

Sugiyama Shoten K.K.—6, Kyomachi-

ing, Nakanoshima bori

Green & Son, Ltd., E.—514, Dojima Summert Co.—10, Umeda-cho

Building

Greenhill, Kato & Co.—Ohye Build- Taiheiyo Boeki K.K.—25, Tosabori

Tanaka Gentaro Shoten—49, Hikama-

ing dori

Harada Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—©, Ando- Tanaka Sukezaemon—13, Edobori Ka-

jibashi-dori mi-cho

Healing Shokai Ltd. — 20, Dosho- Tata & Co.—17, Kitahama

machi 2-choine

Henry & Co., A.

Building

Trading Co. — Shijimibashi

'

Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori Volk art Brothers’ Agency—26, Kita-

Hunter & Co.—12, Kawaguichi cho hama

Illies & Co.—Mitsubishi Shintaku Yoshida Bussan K.K.—21, Oimatsu-

Bldg., 1-Imabashi cho

I w.ai Shoten—43, Kitahama dori

Iwata Shokai—€1, Bakuro-machi Shidzuoka

Japan Import & Export Commission

Co.—1, Toyosaka Nishidori Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Shimizu-ma-

Japan Trading & Manufacturing Co. chi

—Minami Horiye-dori Shidzuoka Trading Co. - 8, Shim-

Koerting & Co.—1, Tosabori bach iman-machi

Kongo Shokai—13, Yedobori

Korkhau & Co. 1, Honden Sanban- Tokyo

cho

Koyei Kabushiki Katsha—14, Fushi

mi-machi A all & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 41

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—5, Tosabori Ahrens & Co.—Yaesu Building

Ljebermann Waelchli & Co.—Kita- j American Trading Co.—2, Marunou-

hama Nomura Building, Kitahama chi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Koraibasbi

Nichiziu Trading Co., Ltd.—36. Kita Andrews & George Company, Inc.—5,

Shiba Park

hama

N ickel & Lyons, Ltd.—3 of 9, Kawa- Aranami, E.—537, KusenNakadori

Arima Yoko—fiokuyokan

Building,

guchi-cho Marunouchi

Oemichen, E. M. & A.—Oye Building Asahi Trading Co.—672, Marunouohi

Osaka Bazaar —64, Awabori-dho Building

Osawa Shokai K.K.—Awaji-cho Asano Bussan Co.—Tokyo Kaijo

Ozu TakebayasAi Kigyo K.K.—1-37, Building

Utsubo Minami-cho

Pearce & Oo.—Nisshin Seimeikwan Barth Shokai—727, Marunouohi Bldg.

Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd.—P.O. Box Berriok

Ginza

& Co. — Ginpokaku Bldg.,

3-chome

163 (Central)

Sale & Go., Ltd.—Dai Ichi Building, Blundell & Co.- 2, Kyobashi

Buxbaum, C. H.—6, Yamamoto-cho

35. Koraibasbi

Saito & Co.—Oye Building Cameron & Co.—435, Yusen Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS El 5 5

China Export-Import & Bank Co.—2, Kurosawa, T. — 2, Ginza 6-chome,

Kyohashi Chiyoda-Shintaku Bldg. Kyobashi-ku

Chiyoda Boeki Shokai—Kogyo Build- Lendrum (Japan) Ltd.—P.O. Box 95

ing Marunouchi

Chiyoda Gttmi—810, Marunouchi Making,, O.—5, Ginza Nishi 2-chome

Building

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Gofu Malkee Trading Co.—Dai-Ichi Sogo

Building

ku-cho Masuda-ya G.K.—Marunouchi Build-

Daido Shokai—769, Marunouchi ing

Building Mitsubiki Shoji K.K.—4, Marunou-

Dewette & Co.—Osaka Building chi 2-chome

Dodwell & Co.—Chiyoda-kan Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—4, Maru-

Ebihara & Co.—25, Honkoku-cho nouchi

Forkes & Koch—21, Mitsubishi Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. i,

Milro-machi

Fraser & Co.—525, Yaesu Building Miyasaki

Furido Shokai—P.O. Box 8 Nihon- cho & Co., Ltd.—2, Torihatagp-

bashi

Furukawa & Co.—8, Marunouchi 2- Moritanichome

& Co.—3, Gofuku-bashi 2-

chome Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.—

Gill & Co.—7, Naka-dori 758, Marunouchi Building

Hamano Shoji Kaisha — c/o Naka Nagase & Co., D.—Kobuna-cho

Hachigo-kan, 8, Marunouchi 3-chome Nakai Shoten—7, Jukkendana

Hammond & Co., F. W.—10, Marunou Nakashima Shoji K.K.—Yurakuk-

chi wan, Marunouchi

Hansen & Co., A. H.—8, Marunouchi Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kinsan

Hattori & Co., Ltd., K.—2, Ginza 4- Building

chome, Kyobashi-ku

Healing & Co., Ltd.—Shiei Gaikan Nippon ShoJi K.K.—4, Nakasu-cho

Helm Bros., Ltd.—1, Hakozaki-cho 1- Nosawa

chome

Gumi—10, Marunouchi, 2-

chome

Herbert Ltd., Alfred—6, Marunouchi Oestmann

machi-ku

& Co.—32, Nagata-cho Koji-

Kojimachi-ku

Holstein & Co:—8, Nakadori Maru- Ohara & Co., Ltd. —7, Kofune-cho

nouchi 2-chome Okamoto & Co., Ltd.—3, Ginza 2-

Horii & Co.—3, Kaji-cho chome

Hunter & Co. —> 3, Ginza Nishi 7- Okura Gumi—2, Ginza, Kyobashi-ku

chome, Kyobashi-ku Okura & Co., Ltd.—Ginza, Kypbashi-

Ichikawa Shiseido & Co.—25, Haru- ku

ki-cho Omi Sails Co., Ltd.—Fujiya Bldg.

Illies & Co.—Teikoku Seimei Kan, Pearce & Co.—Nishigashi Bldg.

Marunouchi, Ratjen, Rud—34, Kitamachi

Ito Shoten, S.—3, Kyobashi 2-chome, Rudolf & Co.—7, Marunouchi, Naka-

Kyobashi-ku dori

Kanematsu & Co.—Marunouchi Bldg., Saito & Co.—459, Marunouchi Build-

2-Marunouchi 2-chome ing

Kenzai-sha—2, Tori 3-chome, Nihon- Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi

bashi-ku

Konishi Kotakudo

shi 1-chome, & Co.—1, Kyoba- Sohmidt

Kyobashi-ku

Shoten—2, Muromachi, Ni-

hon-bashi-ku

Kurabayashi

ing Brothers—Yusen Build Shibakawa & Co., Ltd.—2, Edobashi

2-chome

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El56 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Shima Trading Co. Ltd.—c/o Sanwa Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon Odori

Bldg. Getz Bros. & Co.—93, Yamashita-cho

SlEMEINS SCHUCKERT DeNKI K.K.—2, Gillon & Co.—23, Yamashita-cho

Marunouchi 3-chome Hattori Shoten—31, Onoye-cho

Strachan & Co.—Yusen Building, Hiraide & Co.—66, Ota-machj

Eiraku-cho Kojimachi-ku Horikoshi & Co.--28, Yamashita-cho

Taiheiyo Boeki IK.K.—703, Marunou- Hassaram & Co.—108, Yamashita-cho

chi Building

Takata & Co.—| Yaesu-cho Helm Bros., (Ltd.—48, Yamashita-cho

Tokyo Trading Kumiai—3, Shinosaka Holstein & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho

Tomeye Trading Co.—Yusen Bldg. Isaac Bunting & Co.—41, Nihon Odori

Uchida Shoji K.K.—2, Marunouchi Isaacs & Co.—92, Yamashita-cho

Union Trading Co.—21, Gochi Shiba Japan Imp. & Exp. Commission Co.—

Park 252, Yamashita-cho

Weinberger & Co.—3, Naka-dori Kato Seiju Shoten K.K.—15, Kitana-

Yamaguichi & Co., K.—3, Ginza 2- ka-dori

chome Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Yamatake Shokai—1, c/o Yaesu Bldg. Kimitrai & Co., J.—76, Yamashita-

Yonei Shoten K.K.—13, Ginza cho

Yoshida Katsue Shoten—20, Hasega- Kopp, E G.—108, Aioi-cho

wa-cho Maruni & Co.—4, Onoc-cho

Yitasa Trading Co.—542, Marunouchi Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—43, Honcho

Building Mitsui Bussan Kabushiki, Ltd.—14,

Nihon Oh-dori

Yokohama Miyabe Suyetaka Gomei Kaisha—176,

Yamashita-cho

Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho Motley, R. Hunter—92, Kominato-

Ahrens & Co.-“-51, Yamashita-cho machi

American Trading Co. of Japan—255, Nakamura Trading Co.—55, Minami-

Yamashita-cho naka-dori

Apcar & Co.—164, Yamashita-chi; Nanri Trading Co., Ltd.—11, Kitana-

Arai Seitaro Shoten—8, Onoe-cho 1- ka-dori

choine Nichizui Trading Co.—46, Yamashi-

Associated Trading Co.—21, Sum- ta-cho

yoshi-cho Oppenheimer & Co.—13, Yamashita-

Audoyer, G.—109, Yamashita-cho cho

Berrick & Co.—199, Yamashita-cho Oversea Trading Co.—P.O. Box 57

Butterfield & Swire—7, Yamashita Owston & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori 1-

cho chome

Cornes & Co.—81, Yamashita-chc Perez, Corp. & Co.-^-93, Yamashita-

cho

Curnow & Co., Ltd.—66, Yamashita- Pohoomull

cho Bros.—76, Yamashita-ch©

Daido Boyeki K.K.—21, Hon-cho cho

Darbier, J.—12, Yoshihama-cho Rudolph & Co., Charles—254, Yamas-

hita-cho

(Dell ’Oro & Co.—91, Yamashita-cho Sato

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 271 Trading Co.—244, Yamashita-

Dosht Trading Co.—16, Aioi-cho cho

Eymard & Co.—163, Yamashita-cho Schramm & Co.—P.O. Box 295

Feltman Bros. Inc.—26, Otamachi Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd. — ©Oa,

Yamashita-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E157

Singleton, Benda & Co.—96, Yamashi- Taylor

Seoul

& Co., W. W.—Taylor Bldg.,

ta-cho

Stadelman & Co.—116, Takenomaru Townsend & Co. — P.O. Box 10,

Stanton & Co.—21, Yamashita-cho Chemulpo

Strong & Co.—204, Yamashita-cho Wolter & Co., Carl — P.O. Box 3,

Suzor, Ronvaux & Cor—36, Nihon Chemulpo

Odori CHINA

Takemura Co., Ltd.—3, Ota-machi

Wataya Trading Co.t-6, Benten-dori Amoy

Wiersum & Co.—26, Yamashita-cho

Winckler & Co.—256, Yamashita-cho Boyd & Co., Ltd.

Witkowski & Co., J.—93, Yamashita Butterfield & Swire

Yano & Joko Gomei Kaisha—63, Ya-

mashita-cho Chin Ho Hong

Yonei Shoten K.H. 0, Motohama-dori Douglas, Lapraik & Co.—The Bund

Yoshikawa Shoten—74, Yamashita-cho Hope Co., The

Yoshinaga Shoten—13, Motohama-eho Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd.—The Bund

Yu Cheong Co.—87, Yamashita-cho Teo Kian Huat Co.

Whitfield & Co., P.S.—129, Chong

FORMOSA San Road

Yeo Swee Swan & Co.

Jakdine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box 81, Taihoku Antung

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K. — 5, Hon-

machi, Taihoku

Mitsui Bussan K.K.—Omote-cho, 1- Shaw, George L.Swire

Butterfield &

chome, Taihoku

Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—8, Hoku- Canton

mon, Taihoku

Omi- Trading Co., Ltd.—6 , Nisshin-

cho, 2-chome, Keelung Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Tait & Co., Ltd.—21-22, Minato-cho, Bodiker & Co.—86> British Conces-

Taihoku sion, Shameen

Tokki Gomei Kaisha—130, Kensei-cho, Bornemann & Co.—12, French Con.,

1-chome, Taihoku Shameen

Tsujinoto Trading Co., Ltd.—13, Butterfield & Swire

Nisshin-cho 3-chome, Keelung Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99,

Yamada & Co.—Omiya-cho, Tainan Sup Sam Hong Road

Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road

KOREA China Export-Import and Bank Go.—

Tai Ping Road South

|1 Bennett & Co.—Nissen Kaiun

Hon-machi 4-chome, Chemulpo Bldg.. Deacon & Co., Ltd.

Davidson, H. W.—18, Takesoye-machi Dent & Co., Ltd., Herbert—47, B. C.,

'Shameen

1-chome, Seoul Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

■ Morris, J. H.—21, Teido, (Seoul

Plaisant Freres—5, Horaicho, Seoul Fancy

meen

Goods Store—15, F. 0., Sha-

Steward & Co., E. D.—345, Taihei- Farmer & Co., William—British Con.,

^ dori 2-chome, Seoul Shameen

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El58 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, British Changsha

Concession, Shameen

Frolich, Tselee & Co., Ltd.—39, B.C., Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Shiameen Butterfield & Swire

Hannibal & Co., W. A.—73, B. Con., Central China Trading Co.—32, Sha

Hogg & Co.—Shameen Lu Pu Kai

Holland-China Trading Co.—65, Bri- CzARNETZKI & Co.

tish Concession

Hongkong & Canton Export Co., Ltd. Cheloo

—33, British Concession, Shameen

Huygen, G. E.—2, French Concession Anz & Co., O. H.

James H. Backhouse, Ltd.—Shameen Butterfield & Swire

Jardine, Mathbson & Co., Ltd.— Casey & Co.

Shameen Erzinger & Co.

Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18 Lane & Co., Walter & David

Johnson & Co., R.—P.O. Box 35

Karanjia & Co., Ltd.—21, French McMullan & Co., Ltd., James

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd —129,

Concession, Shameen Sing Tai Street

Koehler & Co.—19, British Concession Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E.

Kruse & Co.—P.O. Box 61

Lam & Co., J.—33a, British Conces- Shantung Traders Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 2

sion, Shameen Smith & Co., L. H.—P.O. Box 12

Leison Bros. & Co.—28, Ning Kai Webster, Chao & Co.—Broadway

Wang Kai

Loxley & Co., W. R.—50, Shameen Chingwantao

Manners & Co., John—62, British

Concession Hop Kee & Co.

Mehta, M. N.—Shameien Chungking

Melchers & Co.—P.O. Box 70, Sha-

meen

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—58, British Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Barry & Dodwell Ltd.—P.O. Box 17

Concession, Shameen

Mogra & Co., E. R.—P.O. Box 44 Butterfield & Swire

Northern Feather Works, Ltd.—48, Philippidis

Street

Bros.—19, Chang Ping

British Concession, Shameen

Pavri & Sons, K. S. —Shameen Szechwan Handels-Gesellschaft

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen Wolheim, Gebrueder & Co.

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 37,

British Concession, Shameen Dairen

Sales & Co.—25, French Concession,

Shameen Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—56, B. Con., Ltd.—3, Higashikoen-cho

Shameen

SiEMssen & Co.—75a, British Conces- Anz & Co., O H.—212, Yamagata-dori

Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori

sion, Shameen Butterfield & Swire—212, Yamagata-

Soc. Commerciale Asiatique—Shameen dori

Spalinger & Co., U.—49, Shameen Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

Strong & Co.—37, British Concession, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—182. Yama-

United Trading Co., Ltd. gata-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yamagata- Fuhrmeister & Co.—361, Han Chung

Road, S.A.D. 1

dori

Nishikawa & Co. Gale & Co., L. E.—48, Rue Dautre-

Okoea & Co. (Trading), Ltd. mer

Ruthe & Co., A. E.—P.O. Box 24 Guzdar & Co.—Hunan Road

Taito Co., The—18, Yamagata-dori Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6,

Tschurin & Co., I. I. The Bund

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The—9, Dahlia

Foochow Building, Hunan Road

International Export Co. — Han

Anderson & Co., Ltd., Robert Chung Road, S.A.D. No. 1

Bathgate & Co. .Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The

Brand & Co., H. S. Bund

Brockett & Co. Kunst & Albers —11, The Bund

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Lee & Co., D. A.—7, Ding An Lee,

Eastern Engineering & Trading Co.. Poyang Road

Ltd.—1, Shang-Hang St., Nantai Li & Co., T. Y.—23, Rue Dautremer

Etablissements Chapron — Foochow Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Wha-

City cheong Road

Foreign Trade Co. Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie —13,

Gibb, Livington & Co., Ltd. Tungting Road, S.A.D. 3

Greig & Co., M. W. Melchers & Co.—S.A.D. Bund No. 49

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. -

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Kiang Han Road, S.A.D. No. 3

Leadmen & Co., Ltd.—Nantai Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Kiang

Oriental Engineering Co. Han Road, S.A.D. No. 3

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—Nantai Mustard & Co., Ltd.—18, Faucheong

SlEMSSEN & KROHN Road

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, Olivier-Chine—Ta Chi Men

Me Wu Ting Chong Ching Shan Paou Shun Kung Sze—3, Paou Shun

Union Trading Co., The Road, S.A.D. 3

Pearoe & Garriook—Tung Ting Road

Hankow Racine et Cie—Racine Building, Rue

Dubail

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd ll, Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road

G Rue Cleinenceau

Arnhold

D l

& Co., Ltd—The Bund, S.A. S.A.ID.&.2 Co.—70, Huangpei Road,

Rohde

1 Butterfield

' & Swire—The Bund Schnabel, Gaumer & Co.—37, Han

n Carlowitz & Co.—Ta Chi Man Chen Pei Lee

If China Trading Co., The—Hunan Rd., Siemssen

Sobbe,

& Co.—Han Kiang Road

H.—1, N.K.K. Bldg., Kiang

1 S.A.D. No. 3

Dodwell & Co, Ltd.—5, Tungting O. Han E. Vongehr Fed., Inc.—The Bund

R*, Road

If Dollar Co., The Robert—Hai> Ching Wah Chang Trading Corpn.—23, Rue

Dautremer

Kai

III East-Asiatic Co., Ltd. -The Bund, S. S.A.D.Tai 2 & Co.—15, Sankiao Road,

Yung

1 A. I). 1

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El60 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Harbin Batten & Co.—China Building

Adler, N.—84, Kitaiskaya Street Berg & Co., Ltd.—6, Des Voeux Road

Central

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Blair & Co.—5, Queen’s Road Central

Ltd.—1, Pekarnaya St. Bodiker & Co.—67, Des Voeux Road

British Far Eastern , Co., Ltd.—34, Central

Kitaiskaya Street Bornemann & Co.—Prince’s Building

British Far Eastern Co.—11, Kitais- Bright Sun Co.—12, Queen Victoria

kaya Street Street

Brown, J. A.—9, Rinnoohnaya, Pris- Carlowitz& Co. —Bank of China Build-

tan ing, 4, Queen’s Road Central

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya Street Carroll, A. H.—Alexandra Bldg.

Carlowitz & Co.—P.O. Box 403 Carroll, W. J.—16, Bowen Road

Fleet & Co., Hayton—P.O. Box 241 Central Trading Co.—6, Des Voeux

Klemantaski, Jacques Road Central

Koulaieff’s Sons—20, Polevaya Channei Trading Co. - Asia Life

Manchurian Co., Ltd.—119, Novotor- Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central

govaya Street Chau Yue Teng—China Building

Skoblin Co., S.F.—31, Konnaya St. Cherry & Co.—33, Queen’s Road Cen-

Tschurin

Chik Fung Co.—Prince’s Building

Hoihow China Commercial Co., Ltd.—7, Cliff

Road

Wing Fat Hong—Chungshan Road China Emporium, Ltd. — 62a,-68,

Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Raad China Queen’s Rd. C

Export-Import and Bank

Hongkong Co., Ltd.—Shell House

China Import and Export Co.—15-19,

Abdoolally Ebrahim & Co.—20, Stan- China Queen’s Road Central

ley Street Mercantile Co.—China Bldg.

Acme Commercial & Industrial Co.—4 Wyndham &Street

Chotirmall Co., K. A. J. — 35,

Queen’s Road Central

Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd.—4, Road Central Co. -- 8, Des Voeux

Christensen &

Queen’s Road Central

Andersen, Meyer & Co. Ltd 67, Chung West

Hing Co.—261, Queen’s Road

Des Voeux Road Central Conley Trading Co.—National Bank

Arculli Brothers—Stock Exchange Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road

Building

Arculli & Sons, A. F.—Godowns, Tai- Cooper && Co.,

Connell Co., Ltd., H.—China Bldg.

D. H.—1, Des Voeux

kok-tsui Road Central

Arnhoid & Co., Ltd. — 15 -19) Co-operative

Queen’s Road Central (Marina House) Bank Bldg.,Trading Co.—National

8a Des Voeux Road C.

Asiatic Trading Co.—China Building

Au Siu Cho—China Building, 6th floor David &, Co., S.J.—David Building

Danby & Hance—Alexandra

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.15 — Davie Boag & Co., Ltd. -3,House Queen’s

19, Queen’s Road Central Road Central

Banker & Co., Ltd.—37, Des Vceux Road Desai, R. E.—China Building

(Central

Basa, R.—4, Queen’s Road Central Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—

Basto & Co., L. E.—18, Ice House St. French Bank Building

(CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E161

DodwelS & Co., Ltd. — Hongkong & Hughes & Hough, Ltd. —6, Des Vceux

Road Central

Shanghai Bank Building

Douglas, Lapraik & Co.—P. & O. Hutchison

Building

& Co., John D. King’s

Building, 20, Connaught Road C.

Dunbar & Co., L.—H. K. Bank Bldg. Huygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road C.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg. International Trading Co. — China

(2nd floor) Building

East

HouseAsiatic Trading Co.—Shlel IpItoTakCo.,Co.,Ltd.—4A,

Ltd.—Prince’s Building

Esmail, H. M. H.—China Building Des Voeux Road

Central

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. 0.—St. George’s

Central Building.

Fongkey & Co.—18, Connaught Road Jardine, Matheson &Co. 18,Pedder

Central Street

France-Eastern Trading—Chung Tin Jebsen & Co. - Pedder Building

Building Johnson & Co.—63, Wai Ching Street

French Store, The—97, Queen’s Road Kai Tai & Co.—66, Connaught Road

Central Central

Fung Tang—Pedder Building Kaihong Trading Co.—9, Stewart Rd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—P. & Karsten, Larssen & Co.—York Build-

O. Building ing

Gilman & Co., Ltd—4a, Des Vceux Kato & Co., S.—16, Queen’s Road

Road Central

Globe Trading Co., The — 37, Des Katoh & Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road

Voeux Road Central Central

Goeke & Co., (1935) Export, A. Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Alexan-

China Building dra Bldgs.

Gotla & Co., P. D.—36, Wyndham St. Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

Gregory & Co., T. M.—Queen’s Build- Central

ing Kian Gwan Co. (India), Ltd. — 10,

Hall Law Co.—China Building Des Voeux Road Central

Hannibal & Co., W.A.—15-19, Queen’s Kotewall & Co., R. H.—China Bldg.

Road Central

Henry Sales Co.—14, Queen’s Road C. Kunst && Albers—Pedder

Kruse Co.—Chung Tin Building

Bldg.

Henry Sales Co.—China Building

Himly, Ltd. — 32, Connaught Road K wax an Trading Co. — Chung Tin

Building

Central

Hin Cheong Trading Co.—10, Des Kwok Street

& Co., P. K.^—35, King Lung

Voeux Road Central

Kwong

Ho Tung, Sir Robert—4a, Des Voeux Road CentralSang & Go.—59, Connaught

Road Central

Holland China Trading Co., Ltd Kwong Tai Hong — 27, Connaught

—67, Des Voeux Road Central Road Central

Honda & Co.—40, Johnston Road Lai Shiu Wing & Co.—China Bldg.

Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd.— Lay & Co., S. C.—David House, 67-69a,

5, Queen’s Road Central Des Voeux Road Central

Hongkong Commercial Co.—4a, Des Lepack Co.—York Bldg.

Voeux Road

Hongkong Import and Export Co. Lewton & Co.—China Bldg.

—4, Queen’s Road Central Loxiey & Co., W. R. -York Building

Howah & Co.—12, Des Voeux Road C. Chater Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E162 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Luhring & Smith—12, Des Vceux Rd. Sherly & Co., W. S. 20, Queen’s Road

Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Hongkong & Central

Shanghai Bank Building She wan, Tomes & Co. - -20, Des Voeux

Manners & Co., Ltd., John — 7, Road Central

Queen's Road Central Silva-Netto & Co. Alexandra Building

Maxim & Co. ^Queen’s Building Sincere Co., Ltd.—173, Des Voeux Road

Melchers & Co.— Queen’s Building Central

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Holland Singon & Co.—35, Hing Lung Street

House, Queen’s Road Central Skott & Co., H.—7, Queen’s Road C..

Mitsubishi Shoot Kaisha—14, Red- Societe Commerciale Asiatique—21,

der Street Connaught Road Central

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. —Prince’s Spalinger St Co., U. 16, Queen’s Road

Building, Ice House Street Central

Mohamedally, N.—27, Wyndham St. Sui Heung Yuen—34-36, Hing Lung

Morton Bros. & Co., Charles—203, Street

Wanchai Road Sun Co., The—Des Voeux Road C.

Moses & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg.

Moulder & Co., (1934), Ltd., A. B.— Sun8a, Fat Co.—National Bank Bldg.,

Des Voeux Road Central

China Building Swedish Trading Co.,—China Bldg.

Mustard & Co.—67, Des Voeux Rd. C

National Trading Co.—China Bldg. Talati, M. P.—18, Ice House Street

Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. -07-69, Tat(5thKuan—Bank

floor)

of China Building

Des Voeux Road Central Thoresen & Co., Ltd.—4, Queen’s Rd.

Oriental Trading Co.—Prince’s Bldg Central

Overseas Trading Co. — Asia Life Tykb & Co.—Hong Kong Hotel Bldg.

Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central

Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Union Trading Co., Ltd. - French

Building, 5; Queen’s Road Central

Street

Pentkeath & Co-—Alexandra Build- Vasunia

Street

& Co., J. P.—38, Wyndham

ings

Petersen & Co. York Building Wallem & Co. —Hongkong Bank Bldg.

Pohoomull Bros. (India)—29c, Wynd- Wicking & Co., Harry —Prince’s Build-

hana Street ing

Rahim & Son, C.—43a, Wyndham Str. Williamson & Co. P. V O. Building

Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s (5th floor)

Road Central Wing On Co., Ltd.—207-225, DcS

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—6, Des Voeux Road Central

Voeux Road Central Wingly & Co.—26a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Rocha & Co., J. M. da—10, Des Voeux Wong Sui Woon—271, Hennessy Rd.

Road Central Wong Tong Kee — 32, Canton Road,

Ross & Co., (China), Ltd., Alex- Kowloon

ia, Chater Road Yiu Fatt & Co.—4, Fife Street

Rudolf, Wolff & IKew, Ltd.—54, Young & Co.—China Building

Queen’s Road Central

Rumjahn & Co., U.—4, Queen’s Road Xavier Bros., Ltd.—8, Des Voeux

Road Central

Central

Sander Wieler & Co.—King’s Build- Ichang

ing

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David 12, Des

Vceux Road Central Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS El 63

Kiukiang Newchwang

ButTfiK FIELD & SWIKE Butterfield & Swire

Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ehlers & Co.

Farmer &. Co.. F.D

Macao Jaspersen, M. P.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. 185,

Basto, J. A. — If, Avenida Almeida VanSzechuen Road

Ess & Co., A.

Ribeiro

Empresa Commercial Lusitana—lE, Nanking

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro

Fernandes & Co., J.V.—-22, Avenida Butterfield .& Swire

Almeida Ribeiro

Hingkee & Co.—32, Avenida Almeida Drysdale & Co.—16, San Chia Wan

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro

Hip Wo & Co.— 29, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro Peiping

Eai Chong & Co.—13,' Avenida Al-

meida Ribeiro Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—1, Ta

Mello, A.A. de—22, Praca Lobo Yuan Fu Hutung

d’Avila Bertram, R. 6, Legation Street.

Nola^oo, H.—20, Ave, Almeida Ribeiro Cameron & Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei

Nolasco & Co., H.—57, Praia Grande Flutung

Oriental Co., The- 23, Rua dos Mor Carjowitz A Co.—12, Hatamen Street

cardore China Crafts—10, Big Embroidery

Po Man Lau—2, Largo de S. Domin Fowler Street ‘ .

gos & Co., W. W.—9, Hwang

Poon & Co., K. C.—94, Ave. Almeida 1 razar, Fed., Tung

Cheng Ken, Hwa Win

Inc.—294, Hatamen

Ribeiro Street

Rodrigues, F.—8, Alvenida Almeida Hacnmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu-

Ribeiro tung

San Kwong Co.—52, Avenda Almeida Henning & Co.^ A C.—45, Wai Chiao

Ribeiro Pu Chieh

Mitsubishi Ugshi Kaisha—Tung Tan

Mukden Pai Lou Road

Modde, F.—39, Mahtsien Hutung

Gran, A. L.—39, Chiyoda-dori Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tsung

Keil & Co., W.—1, Yang Fu Li, Chin Pu Hutung

Wei Lou Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 39,

Kiukong Trading Co.—225, Shih Yih Yang Yi Hutung

Wei Road Saito & Co,. G. S.—Shia Kung-fu

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Siemssen & Co.—20, Gan Mien Hu-

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—196, Shih Yib tung

Wei Loo Nan Skiotis Bros. & Co.—6, Legation St.

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Sullivan & Co., J.—1, Morrison Str.

Milk Co. Talati & Co., J. M.—4, Legation St.

Wolter & Co., Carl—H.K. & Shang Tipper & Co.—Ev.n Building, Lega-

hai Bank Bldg tion Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El64 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Yang & Co., Ltd., I. 0.—Tung Tan Chapeaux & Co., Ltd.—4, French

Pai Lo Bund

Yen Nan & Co.—78, Tung Sse Nan Ta Chen, Neeling—114, Peking Road

Chi eh China Export-Import & Bank Co.—

136/138, Kiangse Road

Shanghai China Foreign Trading Co.—47,

Ningpo Road

Abdoolally Ebeahim & Co.—671, Sze- China Import & Export Co.—269,

Broadway

chuen Road

Abraham Katz & Co.—316, Kiangse China Mercantile Co.—274, Av Ed-

ward VII

Road

Adams & Co., W. A.—51, Canton Rd. China Merchants’ Trading Co., Ltd.

Alt.anson Willian- 455, Rue Lafayette —175, Canton Road

American Asiatic Trading Co.—250, China Sales and Service Co.—59,

Hong Kong Road

Sassoon House

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43. China Trading Corporation —119,

Jinkee Road

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

AngSo-Chiness !nc!enting Co. 190, China Trading and Industrial Co.—

Kiuk;ang Road 280, Peking R/ ad

Anglo-Danish China United Import & Export Co.,

French Bund Shipping Company—8, Ltd.—61, Museum Road

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road China United Trading Co., Ltd.—

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. Sassoon House Ching110, Av Edward VII

Australia-China Trading Co. — 367, Chung Chong & Co.—359, Yates Road

Kiangse Road Foo Co.—230, Kiukiang Road

Baer & Co., A.—8-10, Rue du Cbnsulat Clerici,

Road

Bedoni & Co.—107, Museum

Behn, Meyer (China) Co.—356, Pe- Commercial Trading Co.—48, North

king Road Honan Road

Behr & Matthews—1267, Yangtsepoo Compagnia Italiana d’Extreme Ori-

Road ents—20, Kiukiang Road

Bell, A. D.—525, Avenue Haig Gompagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Beraha D. & Stetten, Ltd. — 320, ward VII

Kiangse Road Connell Brothers Co., Ltd.—149, Sze-

Boyd & Co.—620, Szechuen Road chuen Road

Breen & Co., C. J.—70, Szechuen Road Continental Trading Co.—Lane 520,

Brook

Burkill & Sons, A. R. — 20, Canton Dastoor & Co.,' F. R.—125, Hankow

Road David & Co., S.J.—320, Kiangse

Butterfield & Swire—21-23, French Road

Bund Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C.—Lane 126,

Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd.—2, Pe- 10, Szechuen Road

king Road Dad wen Sc Co., Ltd. 17, Canton Road

Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A. Dorman Long & Co., Ltd.—26, The

81, Jinkee Road Bund

Canadian Trading Co.—18, The Bund Duncan & Co. 117-129, Hamilton

Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Rd. House

Central Express Co.—-447, Broadway East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

East Road

Oknrtal Trading Co.—150, Kiukiang Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd.,.

Road — 162, Canton Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E165

> Egal & Cie.—709, Av. Joffre Holliday (China) Co., Cecil—115,

Hankow Road

Ehlers & Co., A.—264, Kiangse Road Ilbert

I Eikwa & Co.—115, Kiangse Road & Co. (1981), Ltd.—17, Canton

Eiwa Yoko—86, Canton Road Road

! Ekman Foreign Agencies Ltd. Inniss & Kiddie, Ltd. 4, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

'i] I 101, Hamilton House Iwai & Co.—99, Hankow Road

Elbrook, Inc.—156, Peking Road Jacks & Co., William—51, Hongkong

Elliston & Co.—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

, Road Jardine, iVlathesoni & Co., Ltd.—

> Emens & Co.—8, Quai de France 17, The Bund

Ezra & Co., Edward 150, Kiukiang Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Road Joseph Brothers —12, The Bund

t Far Eastern Import & Export Co.— Joseph, R. M.—12, The Bund

751, Avenue du Roi Albert Kanan & Co.:—^43, Dixwell Road

[ Forster & Co., Ltd.—128, Kiang"se Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. —137,

I j Road Peking Road

Frost, Bland & Co. 83, Szecbuen Rd. Kingshill Trading Co.-210, Kiukiang

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co., Road

J Ltd.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd.—137, Pe-

\ Gaelop & Co., Fed. Ino.—320, Sze king Road

i chuen Road KiuKiangsi

ChengRoad

Loung Export Co. — 121,

Getz Bros. & Co.—66, Nanking Road

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee Kiu Foo ,& Co.—22, Siking Road

A] j [ Road Knipschildt & Eskelund—220, Sze-

gh Gidumal chuen. Road

(O.K.) ^ Watumi-l -131, Koenigsberger,

Hankow Road L.—622, Avenue Joffre

-iii G-Tanzmann Fco.—162, Canton Road Koh Jai Tse— 147, Kiangse Road

Glathe & Witt —40, Szechuen Road Kunsi & Albers—110, Szechuen Road

i f1 Grilk, G. J.—141, Minghong Road Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—12, The Bund

Hamilton, Ltd., James—160, Avenue Linson & Co.—40, Ningpo Road

! Edward YTI Little & Co., Ltd., William—131,

I Hargen & Co., C.—115, Hankow Road Museum Road

: Harris & Co., H. E.—261, Kiangse Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.—77, Canton

Road Road

f Harrisons. King & Irwin, Ltd.—549, Maitland & Co., Ltd. — Lane 126, 10,

Szechuen Road

Szechuen Road

i Harvie, Cooke Co.—659, Szechuen Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Road Road

i, Hai'tori Trading ‘ Co.—22, Siking Marderfeld, M.—458, Szechuen Road

i Road Mar-Kao, Ltd.—110, Szechuen Road

, 5 Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road Master & Co., M. J.—131, Hankow

} Henry Trading Co., W.—280, Peking Road

[ Road Masukow & Co.—33, Foochow Road

» Hochang & Co.—-47, Ningpo Road Matheson &; Co., George • 119. Jinkee

, HoehnUe, FrithjO'f-220, Szechuen Rd. Road

r j Hoki Yoko- Lank 24,-C. F. 7. Nohtr McBain, George—1, The Bund

Haining Road Mee-Yeh Handles Compagnie—137,

Holland-China Trading Co. (Shang- Ca,nton Road

- hai), Ltd.—320, Kiangse Road Mehta & Co.—25, Rue du CoDsulat

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E166 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Melchers & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Road Ross & Co., Alex—81, Jinkee Road

Mercantile & Co.—128, Museum Road Sam Hwa Export Co.—7-9 Siking Rd.

Meyerink & Co., Wm.—150, Kiukiang Sam Joe & Co.—195, Broadway

Road Sassoon A Co., Ltd., E. D.—Sassoon

Middleton & Co., Ltd.—15, Kiukiang House

Road Sator, A.—131, Museum Road

Mitsubishi Sho.ti Kaisha—36, Kiu- Savul & Co., H A. I.—128, Museum

kiang Road Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, Scandinavian Trading Co. —43, Boone

Szechuen Road Road

Moller & Co.—30, Foochow Road Schnabel, Gaumer & Co.—294, Sze-

Monroe & Co., F.C.—128, Museum chuen Road

Road Schen & Co., K. H.—230, Kiukiang

Mocre & Co., L.- 8 8, Museum Road Road

Moss & Co., David, L.—! IQ, Szechuen Scctt,

Road Road Harding & Co.—121, Peking

Murakami Toyo - 270, Kiangse Road Shanghai Import Co.—153, Nanking

National Commercial Co.—153, Can- Road

ton Road Siber, Hegner & Co.—97, Yuen Ming

National "Trading Co. —131, Mu- Yuen Road

seum Road Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Nemazee & Co., H.M.H.—190, Peking Siemssen & Krohn—66, Museum Road

Road Slevogt & Co.—128, Museum Road

New China Trading Corporation- Slowe & Co., Ltd.—110, Hankow Rd.

21 0-14, Kiukiang Road Hoki Yoko—P.O. Box 3065

Nichiwa Shokai, Ltd.—299, Szechuen Smailey &. Co., W. N. A. — Queen’s

Road

Nissim & Co., Ltd., Edward—2, SoBuilding, (Ice House Street Entrance)

Brothers & Co.—299, Szechuen

Peking Road Road

Okura & Co., Ltd.—20, Kiukiang Rd. Societe Francaise du Haut Yang Tze

Olivier-Chine—95, Museum Road —25, Rue du Consulat

Oppenheim Bros., A. & S.—330, Sze Spizzica & Co., G. —110, Szechuen Rd.

chuen Road Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd.

Oriental Construction and Trading Sunflower Mercantile Co.—119, Jin-

Co.—573, Szfchuen Road kee Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha — 20, Canton Synnerberg, G. V.—264, Kiangse Rd.

Road

Ouskoult, M. H. A.— ! 12, Museum Taisho & Co.—22, Chaotung Road

Road Takaiwa A Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Peters & Co., H. K.—320, Szechuen Tata & Co., Ltd., B. D.—20, Ningpo

Road Road

Picking Import & Export Co.—47, Thoresen & Co., O.—110, Szechuen

Ningpo Road Road

Racine

Ragi

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—452, Trachsler, Ltd., J. H.—133, Yuen

Kiangse Road Ming Yuen Road

Rohde & Co.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen Tung Tai Trading Co.—21, Siking

Road Road

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue Union Import & Export Syndicate,

Edward VII Ltd.—162, Canton Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E167

Union Trading Co.—119, Jinkee Road Batouieff’s Estate Executors,

124, Taku Road, B. C. E.A.—

United Manufacturers’ Electric Co. Bernstein Sons, M., and Froiman,

149, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Ino.—8, Rue de Yerdun

Vajda & Co., G.—330, Szechuen Road Bisseker, F.D.—52, Taku Road

Yasunia & Co.—391, Kiangse Road

Viocajek & Co.. Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse Boss, F. li.—108, Taku Road

Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Road Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuel III

VilouDaki & Co.—59, Peking Road

Walker, Turner & Co., Ltd. — 20, Bubeshko

Street

& Co.—92, Woodrow Wilson

Ningpo Road

Wattie & Co., J.A.—93, Canton Road Road Co., A. E.—27, Consular

Bulling &

Way Tai & Co.—190, Peking Road Butterfield & Swire—117, Victoria

Wisner & Co.—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road Caprino & Co., P.—299, Victoria Rd.,

Yoshida & Co.—86, Canton Road British Concession

Yuen Dah & Co.—50-56, Jehol Road Capstick & Co.—118, British Bund

Zais, Steinman & Co.—110, Szeohuen Cariowitz St Co. 140R44, Taku Rd.

Road Chang & Co.-^59, Rue dei Paris

Zee & Sons, W.Z.- 101, Broadway China-American Trading Corporation

Zimmerman Co., W.I.—215, Szechuen —Rue de France

Road China Continental Commerce Co.—

Zung Lee & Co.—18-2, Ave. Edward YII Taliti Building

China Export, Import

Swatow 6, Shon An Street

China Express Co.—6, Road, No. 2

Best & Co., H.C. — 22 to 24, Chien ChinaH. 3rd S.P.A.

Ping Road Import Trading Co.—Daven-

Htjygen, G. E.—P.O. Box 20 port Bldg.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Bristow Road, B.Trading

China National

Con.

Co. — 158,

—P. O. Box 66 China Netherland Produce Co.—89,

Lee Brothers & Co. Rue de 14 Julliet

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—1, Yeong Chinese Associated Trading Co.—

Ping Road

Mblchers & Co.—8, Yeong Ping Road Chung Roads

Hsing Bldg., Taku & Canton

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Ooltnet, G.—16, Rue Henry Bourgeois

Roese Brothers — 113, Seng Peng Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

[ Street Road

S San Shing Co. Commercial Traders Association—79,

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd —P.O. Rue Pasteur

Box 3 Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road,

vShih Brothers—11, Sin Heng Road British Concession

Foox & Co., H.—65, Consular Road

Tientsin Forbes Co., William—43, Victoria

Road

Altamira & Co.—21, Rue du 14 Julliet Foreign Commission Agenoy — 321,

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd — Taku Road

96, Rue de Takou Fuhrmeister & Co.—Cor. Canton &

Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku Road Taku Roads

Asia Export Co.—19, Victoria Terrace Gipperich & Co.—52, Taku Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 68 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Greenland & Sons—11, The Bund Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 2®,

Hackmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Consular Road

Hat Ho Trading Co.—98, Victoria Rd. Shea Tung Co.—8, Chu Fu Li, Coun-

cil Road

Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Ltd. — 192, Shingming Trading Co. (China),

Taku Road

Hatch, Carter & Co.—131, Davenport Ltd.—50, Taku Road

Road Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Holland-China Trading Co. (Tien- Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—5,

tsin), Ltd.—S6’5*8, Rue Dillon Rue Dillon

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria Skioti? Bros. & Co. — 47, Rue de

Road F ranee

Juvet & Co.—99, Rue de Takou Taichong Lmport & Export Co —124,

Kapustin & Co.—11, Victoria Terrace Taku Road

Kato & Co.—Asahi Road Talati Bros. & Co.—2, Council Road

Keim, A.—70, Erin an no Carlotto Twyford & Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay-

Kleemann & Co., O. — 3, Woodrow Universallard

Wilson Street Trading Corporation—54,

Lee-Fu Trading Co.—55, Victoria Rd, VrardRue Piguarez

& Co.,

Lee, E.—38, Woodiow Wilson Street Walte & Co.—186, L.—71, Rue St. Louis

Ley, Ltd.—90, Victoria Road Bristow Road

Whitamore & Co.—200, Taku Road

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.- 192, Wilson

Taku Road & Co.—72, Victoria. Road

Mackenzie & Co.—-138, Taku Road Vue Nan Yung—306, Victoria Road

Malkassian, S. — 32, Via Ermanno

Carlotto

Mansouk & Co., J.—101, Rue Pasteur Tsinan

Melchers & Co.—16, Bruce Road Carlowitz & Co.—Se Da Ma Lu, Wei

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Akiyama Rd. Se Lu

Moyroux, V.—41, Bue de France Dau & Co., C.

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Wei

Milk Co.—60, Rue de France Chi Lu

Okura & Co.—Japanese Bund

Olivier Chine (S. A.)—Corner Rue

de Taku and Verdun Tsingtao

Oriental Trading & Engineering Co.

—49, Taku, Road, B.C. Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantao

Oriental Trading Corpn.—8; Rue Road

Laville Carlowitz & Co.—52, Woosung Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—iO, French Casey & Lyttle—61, Chunghan Road

Bund Djing &; Co., Walter—80, Kuan

Osawa & Co., D.—Asahi Road Hsien Road

Pennell & Co.—36, Council Road East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—28, Kuantao

Perrin Cooper & Co.—Consular Road Road

Polish Commercial Co., Ltd.—44-46, Henzler & Co., A.—61, Feihsien Road

Rue de Paris Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd—16,

Pottinger & Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria Kuantao Road

Road McMullan & Co., Ltd., James—P.O.

Rabhen & Co.—118, The Bund Box 92

Racine et Oik--8, Rue Henri Bourgeois Melchers & Co.—2, Chekiang Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E169

Mrtsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. —11, Negri Sembilan

Tangyi Road

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—86, Ewan Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Port Dickson

Hsien Road Lee Kee & Co.—1.02, Birch Road

Siemssen & Co.—15, Kwangtung Road Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd—4,

Cameron Road, Seremban

Weihaiwei Noormohamed & Co.—30, Main Street,

Nilai

Fock Tai & Co. Seremban Trading Co.—117, Birch

Foo Wei Co., The—12, Yi Yuan Lu Sime, Road, Seremban

Lavers & Clark—Mainland Darby & Co.—Birch Road,

Seremban

Weihaiwei Import & Export Co.—The Straits

Bund Trading Co.—Seremban

Wuliu Pahang

Ching Hong Joo & Co.—15, Bibby

Butterfield & Swire Road, Raub

Jarduste, Matheson & Co.. Lto IP Ren, E. W.—Kuantan

Wuchow Penang

Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.—14,

Banker & Co. Station Bldg.

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith

MALAYA Street

Beng Saves' & Co.—41, Bishop Street

Johore Boon Hak Co.—25, Penang Road

Borneo Co., Ltd.—7a, Weld Quay

Sime, Darby & Co.—Muar Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, Weld Quay

Chin Chin Co.—55, Beach Road

Kedah Chong Kee Co.—35a, Beach Street

Dennys &. Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

Mourin & Co., Arthur — Bandar Diethelm Street

k Co., Ltd.—12, Church

Bharu

Whatt & Co.—125, Pekan Malayu, Doulatram k Co., B.H.T.

Durege k Thomas—P.O. Box 638

Alor Star

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rly.

Kelantan Building

Evans & Co., J.—13, Church Street

Boustead & Co., Ltd.—Tumpat Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35, Weld Quay

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—23,

Beach Street

Malacca Huttenbachs, Ltd.—21, Beach Street

Jacks & Co., William—15, Beach

| Guthrie & Go., Ltd.—129, Jonker St. Street

t Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.— Keong Lay k Co.—9, Pangkor Road

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross St. Khoo Saik Inn k Co.- -34, Beach St.

Sime, Darby & Co.—4, Fort Road Kyle, Palmer k Co., Ltd.—88-92, Bis-

Tan Soo Hock k Co.—130, Hereen St hop Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E170 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Look Brothers—211-213, Penang Road Saunders & Co., J. H.—126, Belfield

McAlister & Co., Ltd. Street, Ipoh

Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co.—10, Ah Sime. Darby & Co.—94, Brewster Rd.,

Soon Bee & Co.—100, Main Road,

Quee Street Taiping

Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—9, China Storch Brothers, Ltd. — Brewster

Street, Ghaut Road, Ipoh

Overseas Trading Syndicate — 2c, Waugh & Co., Henry — 1, Station

Burmah Road Road, Ipoh

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—9, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.—12,

Weld Quay Station Road, Ipoh

Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—29, Beach Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W.—Ipoh

Street

Seng Lee & Co. — 26, Kampong

Kholam Selangor

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

Street Aliy & Co. M. S.—105, High Street,

Slot & Co.—2, Weld Quay Kuala Lumpur

Solomon & Co., S.—154, Beach Street Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.—

Storch Bros., Ltd,—4, Beach Street 1, High Street Lane, Kuala Lumpur

Straits Trading Co.—Hong Kong & Blunn & Co., Ltd., George—120, Java

Shanghai Bank Buildings Street, Kuala Lumpur

Swee Co., Ltd., L.Y.—64. Beach Street Borneo Co., Ltd.—Borneo Motors

Thean Huat & Co.—4, China Street Bldg., Ampang Rd., Kuala Lumpur

Ghaut Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1. Embank-

Tiang Lee & Co.—158, Beach Street ment, Kuala Lumpur

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

Victor & Co.—18, Leith Street Road, Kuala Lumpur

Waugh & Co,, Ltd. Fletcher Tratxing Co. — 21, Old

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Gian Singh & Co.—20, Java Street,

Perak Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Co.—3, Java Street, Kuala

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Brewster Road Lumpur

Boustead & CO. —Ipoh Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Kuala Lumpur

Chong & Co,., Reter—120, Belfield St., Harrisons Barker & Co., IjTd.—

Ipoh •. Kuala Lumpur

Fletcher Tra-oimj Co.—103, Brewster Huttenbachs, Limited —14, Market

Road Street, Kuala Lumpur

Guan & Co., L. Y.—166, Hugh Low Jacks & Co., (Malaya), Ltd.—23, Java

Street, Ipoh Street, Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Co.—89, Bielfield Street Kean Leong & Co.—44, Batu Road,

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

Huttenbachs, Limited—94, Brewster Kinsey & Co., J. B —85, Campbell

Road, Ipoh Road, Kuala Lumpur

Jacks & Co;, Ctd., William—94, Kyle, Palmer & Co.—231, Batu Road,

Brewster Road, Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Station Rd. Little & Co., John—Ampang Street.

Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St , McAlister & Cb., Ltd.—High Street,

Ipoh Kuala Lumpur 'j

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS EI71

Paterson, Simons, & Co., Ltd.—1, Old Edgar Bros., Ltd.—42 & 44„ The Arcade

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

Planter’s Stores & Agency Co., Ltd. Elias Bros.—18, Malacca Street

Eu Tong Sen —271, South Bridge

—Kuala Lumpur Road

Richards & Co., D.—Klang

Sime, Darby & Co.—14. Market Street, Franco Eastern Trading—2B, Fin-

layson Green

Kuala Lumpur

Storch Brothers, Ltd.—37, Java St., Street Neave, Ltd.—4-10, Trafalgar

Fraser &

Kuala Lumpur

Wattgh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Eastern Gaw Street

Brothers, Ltd. — 59, Ghulia

Smelting Bldg., High Street, Kuala Getz Brothers & Co.—53, Robinson

Lumpur Road

Singapore Gian Singh & Co.—4, Battery Road

Abdttl Rahim & Co., M. M.—135, Cross Hagemeyer& Co.,

Guthrie Ltd. 4, Battery Road

Trading Co., Ltd.—104

Street 106, Robinson Road

Abdullah Sahib A Co., A. M. —66 & 68a Harrisons, Barker k Co.—Chartered

Market Street

Aldens’ Successors (Eastern), Ltd.— HoeBankBoon Chambers

Leong—60, Selegie Road

Prince Edward Road

Alsagoff, S. O.—35a, Winchester House Hooglandt

Street

4 Co. - 139-149a, Market

(3rd Floor)

Anglo-Siam Corporation—Mercantile Hye Seng & Co.—35 & 36, Chulia Street

Internationale Credit-en Handels-

Bank Bldg. vereeniging “Rotterdam”—37a, Bo-

Angullia

Road & Co., M. S. E.—4, Robinson binson Road

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Collyer Isaac & Co:, E. S.—12, Robinson Road

Quay Jackson & COi; Ltd.—55, Robinson Road

Bartholomeusz, Ltd., F. A.—12a, Ro- •Jaeger & Co.—6, D’Almeida Street

binson Road

Bee Huat & Co., Ltd.—121, Beach Road Jumabhoy

Street

& Co., M.—17, Malacca

Bell’s Asbestos k Engineering (S.S.) Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road

Ltd. - 38, Cross Street

Bolter & Co., H.—23, Winchester Keng Road

Seng & Co. - 28, River Valley

House;: Collyer Quay

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. 36-38, Kiat 4 Co., G. H.~ 6 4 8, Rbbinson Road

Kiat 4 Co., T. G. 766. North Bridge

Robinson Road Road

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bank Koshino Shoten—45, High Street

Building

Boustead & Co. — Union Building, Lee Kim Soo, Ltd.—89, High Street

Collyer Quay Little 4 Co., Ltd., John —Raffles

IBrinkmann & Co. — French Bank Place

k Building, Raffles Square Lohmann & Co., Ltd.—124, Robinson

■ Bun Bee & Co. 111 4 113, Beach Road Road

|Chin Ho & Co.—37, Phillip Street Manasseh & Co., S.—2, Prince Street

gCoNNELL Bros. Co., Ltd.—187, 187a, 187b, “ North

Mayfair ” (Mayfair & Co.)—157.

Bridge Road

I Cecil Street

IDiethelm & Co., Ltd.—139/149, Mar- McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

i ket Street House, Battery Road

bDuncan Roberts, Ltd.—10, Collyer Meyer Brothers—14, Oollyer Quay

! Quay Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Finlayson

BEast Asiatic Co.—12, Raffles Quay Green

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

Em GENERAL MERCHANTS

Mohideen & Co., B.S.—39, Chulia UniversalRoad Trading Co.—332, Geylang

Street

Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. —Union Vick & Co., V. R.—Hongkong Bank

Chambers

Building Oollyer Quay

Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery Waugh & Co., Henry—Raffles Chambers

Road Wearne Bros., Ltd.—45, Orchard Rd.

Noordin & Co., F. M.—15, Cecil St. Wood & Co., R.-J.—Union Building

Paterson, Simons & Co. — Collyer

Quay and Prince Street Trengganu

Peek & Co., Ltd.—E-2, Hongkong Bank Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd.—Chukai,

Chambers

Reuben & Co., Ltd., N.—7, De Souza Kemaman

Street

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place SIAM

Saiboo Marican

Quay Bangkok

Sanddilands, Buttery & Co. — 28-31

Meyer Chambers Barrow, Broavn & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Satake & Co.—18 & 18-2, Prinsep Street Hua Takay

Sayers, M —10, Malacca Street (First Berli, Jucker & Co.

Floor)

Schiffner & Co., Ltd.—189, Cecil Street Couper-Johnston & Co., D.

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

Siang Huah iSeng Kee—77, Boat Quay Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading

Sim Heng & Co.—37, Prinsep Street Co., Ltd.

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street Internationale Crediet-en Handels-

Simoda & Co.—88, Robinson Road vereeniging “Rotterdam” — P.O.

Singapore Cold Storage, Co., Ltd.— Kiam Box 49

Empire Dock Hoa Heng & Co.—East Bank,

River Men am

Singapore Trading Co.—19, Robinson Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Road

SOCIETA COMMISSIONARIA DI ESPORTA- Nai Lert

zione e di Importazione—175, Cecil Steeled

Brothers & Co., Ltd.—Charter-

Bank Lane

Street Waugh & Co., Henry — Nai Lert

Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4 Buildings

Collyer Quay Windsor & Co.

Stephens, Paul & Co.—Commercial

Union Bldg., Robinson Road NETHERLANDS INDIES

Straits-Java Trading Co., N. V.—

P.O. Box 600 Sumatra

Tan Kim Cheng & Co.—317-d, e. River

Valley Road

Thong Aik & Co.—112-114, Robinson Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu.—Hin-

doestraat, Medan

Road Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—46, Oudemaaket,

Tiong Huat Co.—38, Cecil Street Medan

Tong Lam & Co.—183, 183a, and 183b, Handel Maatschappii Guntzel & Schu-

Cecil Street macher—Medan

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph— Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.—Juliana

Chartered Bank Chambers Huis, Medan

Tyebally, F. N.—17, Cecil Street Lindeteves-Stokvis—Medan

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—Medan

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E173

Batavia THE PHILIPPINES

Behn, Meyer & Co.’s Handel Mu Manila

Kolff k Co.

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. A. & P. Co., Inc., The—620, Escolta,

Steinhardt, B. & F. Binondo

Wehry & Co., Geo. Aguado Hermanos — 103, Balmes,

Quiapo

Sourabaya Aguinaldo, L. R,.—237, V. Mapa Int.

Anderson & Co., Wm. H.—25, Plaza

Handel Mu Kian Gwan Goiti, Santa Cruz

Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis—Boomstraat Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—Insular

Life Building

8 Babcock & Co., Inc., W. R.—14, El

N. Y. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handed— Hogar Bldg.

Maatschappij Beck, Ino., I.—89-91 Escolta, Binondo

N. V. Java Sumatra Handel Mu Behn, Meyer & Co., Mu.—227, David

N. V. Koloniale Tabak Import Mu.— Binondo

v/h G Klomp Berger & Co., S. M.—2215, Azcarraga

Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Remedios Bros.—15, Kempang Dje- Bio Chuan—685, Benavides, Binondo

Bowen & Co.—Calle Helios

poon Campos Rueda Hermanos, Inc.—2205,

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. Azcarraga

'SiMPANGISCHE AjPOTHEEK SlNIPANG- Cheng Ban Yek & Co.—525, Muelle de

plein—2/6, Kaliasin Simpang Binondo

Vraag & Aanbod, (N. V. Het Techn. Chinese Trading Co., Inc. — 439,

Bureau)—Aloon Tjontong 58 Nueva

Wilding & Co.—Parade Straat 21 Christern, Huenefeld & Co., Inc.—

P.O. Box 2046

Semarang Comercio de Filipinas—326, Dasmar-

inas

Burt, Myrtle & Co. Compania General de Tabacos de

N. V. Vereenigde Javasche Hopthan Filipines—212,

las

Marques de Comil-

DEL MaATSCHAPPUEN. Connell Bros. Co.—P.O. Box 279

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Corona Supply Co.—402, Juan Luna

Padang Cu Un Jieng & Co., Ltd.—64, Rosario

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—Hongkong

Maatschappu voor Handel & Indus- David, and Shanghai Bank Bldg.

trie D. B.—189, Juan Luna

Davies

[) My. T. V. D. Z. Van Houten Steffan nillo Bldg. & Co., Theo. H.—400, Sama-

| & Co.

r N. V. Handel Maatschappij Guntzel Dee Dian Guan & Co.—437, Nueva

Dy Buncio & Co.—191-209, M. de

; & Schumacher Binondo

\ N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel- Eastern Isles Imp. Co.—92, Balmes

\ maatschappu

| Soc. Commissionaria di Esporta- Erlangkr & Galinger, Inc.—P.O. Box

ZIONE E di Importazione—v/h Soc- 426

teta Ccwminissionaria Orientale Exporters Sales Corporation—1340,

Wehry k Co., Geo. O’Donnell

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E174 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Fernandez Hermanos, Inc.—109, Juan New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.—

892, Rizal Ave.

Luna

Norton

Fernandez & Co., V. T.—S. O. de ier Building & Harrison Co.—418, Kneed-

Fernandez Building

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd. 113, Ohta Development Co.—P.O. Box

Muelle de Binondo 1150

Fukuyama, Nishino & Co.—129, Juan Osaka Cruz

Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa

Luna

Germann & Co., Ltd.—156, Juan Luna Pacific

780

Commercial Co.—P.O. Box

Getz Brothers & Co.—P.O. Box 160 Philippine

Glaiserman, Inc., J. M. — Helios- 367, Juan Imet Luna

& Braid Mfg. Co.—

Echague Poon Ka & Co.—447, Nueva, Binondo

Gillespie, A.T.—180, David Street,

Binondo Porta Pueo y Cia—212, Magallanes

Go Colay & Co.—314, Neuva, Binon- Presby & Co., S. A.—703, Insular Life

do Building

Go Singco Sons & Co. — 127-129, Rennolds Co., W H.—129, Juan Luna

Rosario, Binondo Roces y Cia, Inc.—129, Plaza Goiti

Go Tian Gee & Co.—180, Rosario

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Rosenstock & Co.—124, T. Pinpin

Seng Kee & Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo

—P.O. Box 292

Hap Liong Co. —362-364, Sto. Cristo Shau,Street

Charles C.—613, Magdalena

International

the PhilippinesHarvester Co. of Sirius

—Chaco Building Trading Corporation — 957,

Plaza Cervantes Ongpin

Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd. China SiyJuanCong Bieng & Co., Inc. — 123,

Luna, Binondo

Bank Building

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A —178, Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

& Shanghai Bank Building

Juan Luna, Binondo

Kelling, Ino., C.—453, P. Gomez South Seas Trading Co.—17, Aviles

Ker & Co.—10, Callejon de iS. Swiss Oriental Commercial Co.—153,

Juan Luna

Gabriel

Kinkwa Meriyasu Co.—529-543, Az- SyBinondo Yoco & Sons, Inc.—6, Ingreso,

carraga

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc. 343-347, Calle Tan Senguan & Co.—865, Dagupan

T. Pinpin Tong Hong Trading Corpn.—427,

Landahl, Inc. John--132, Juan Luna Nueva

Levy & Blum—Ayala Bldg. VIEGELMANN, SCHROEDER & Co., INC.—

Macondray & Co., Inc.—China Bank 456, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Building. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Madrigal & Co.—8, Muele de Banco Box 294

Naciopal West & Whitaker—227, David

Manila Mercantile Co., Inc.—511, Wise & Co., Inc.—174, Juan Luna

Azcarraga, Tondo

Menzi & Co., Inc.—180, Juan Tuna WolffHua & Co. Inc., T. J.—66, Escolta

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Na- Yek 129,

Trading Corporation —

Juan Luna

tional City Bank Bldg. Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S. - 503-511,

Model & Co., Inc.—618, Echague Echague, Quiapo

Nassoor, Inc.. K.—132, Juan Luna Zueilig, Inc., F.E.—55-63, Rosario

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS EI75

Iloilo IN DO-CHINA

Film a Mebcantile Co., Inc. Cambodge

Hanson, Okth & Stevenson, Inc.

Hoskyn & Co., Inc. Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi-

International Harvester Co. of the gation d’Extreme Orient

Philippines

Ker & Co. Haiphong

K OENZLE & StREIFF, INC.

Macleod & Co. COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI

Manila Trading and Supply Co. gati on d’Extreme-Orient—36, Rue

Menzi & Cn Harmand

Pacific Commercial Co. Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. ceau

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A.—Boule-

Wise & Co., Inc. vard Amiral Courbet

Ynchausti y Cia M. Da'ndolo & G. Chardin—1, Rue de

Zuellig, Inc., F. E. Lanessan

Ogliastro & Co., Louis

Cebu Societe Francaise des Verreries

d'Indocuine

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.—143, Calle Societe Contonniere du Tonkin

Juan Luna Societe des Verreries d’Extreme

International Harvester Co. of the Orient

Philippines

Ker & Co. Hanoi

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—P.O. Box

136 Compagnie Francaise des Chemins de

iLandahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 398 FER DE L’InDO-ChINE AND DU YUN-

! Menzi & Co., Inc.—213, Calle Norte NAN

' America Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient — 26,

; Pacific Commercial Co. Rue Paul Bert

[Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F. Societe Asiatique des Boissons Indi-

genes

Zamboanga Societe Francaise des Distilleries de

l’Indochine—55, Boulevard Gam-

betta

IiAtkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—14, Oalle Societe Industrielle et Commerciale

T Madrid d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

I'Francisco Barrios & Co.—P.O. Box Taupin & Go., G.—50, Rue Paul Bert

jh 60 Pastrano, Unchuan & Co.—84, Burgos

mlOHNSTON, Jos. S. Street

/Kuenzle

c & Streiff, Inc. Procter & Gamble Trading Co.—

Pacific Commercial Co.—P.O. Box Norte America

ij:;! 189 Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

■ppiRiG & Co., John—P.O. Box 195 Yaptico & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 84

JlliToRREJON, JURIKA & Co., INC.—P.O. Zuellig, Inc., F.E.

1, Box 207

E7

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADEiS

El76 GENERAL MERCHANTS—GLASS AND GLASSWARE

Provinces du Tonkin Funk & Sons—P.O. Box 53, Sanda-

kan

Bach-van-Lam Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

De Monpezat Ltd.—Sandakan, Labuan and Jes-

Emil Leconte selton

Hiap

Socieme Anonyme des Anthracides on Kuching, Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

Tonkin Sarawak

SOCIETE COTONNIERE DU TONKIN Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Kuching,

Sarawak

Societe Francaise des Distilleries Tan Sum Guan & Co.—61, Ewe Hai |

de l’Tndochine Street, Sarawak

Societe des Etains et Wolfram du

Tonkin GINNING MILLS -(,SV Page B25)

Societe des Papeteries de l’Indo-

CHINE

Societe Marbres ft Calcaires a Ke- GLASS FACTORIES IN CHINA—

(See Page B26)

So

GLASS AND GLASSWARE

Saigon

JAPAN

Berthet & Cie. 165. Rue Catinat Kobe

llIEDERMANN & Co.

CoIvipagnie Fonciere d’Indo-Chine— Bastel & Co., W. —38, Isobe-dori

79-81, Rue Ricaud

Compagnie de Commerce et de Cox & Hirao—112, Higashi-machi

Navigation d’Extreme - Orient— Kodera machi

Boyeki K.K.—50, Sakae-

12, Rue Boissy d’Anglas Kuwada Glass Shoten—22, Tamon-

COMPAONIE DES Ch.ARGEURS REUNIS —15- dori

17, Quai Le My re de Tilers Noritake Garasu-ten—340, Sannomi-

David & Co., Ltd., A. B—43-45, Rue ya-oho

Chaigneau Charner

Descours et C'abaud—1, Quai de Bel- Moji

gique

Diethelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgique Asahi Glass K.K.—Yusen Building ]

Export & Import Co. of Cochinchine Goto Giichi 'Shoten—Shin Sakae4

- 39, Quai de Belgique machi

Societe Anonyme des Riz d’Indochine

Denis Freres—4, Rue Catinat. Nagasaki

Societe Indochinoise de Commer- Kawazae Glass Shokai, G.K. — 66J ;

ce, Ltd.—23 bis, Rue Georges Guyne- Yedo machi

mer ' *

Societe Indo-Chinoise d’Importation Shiga Glass-ten—3, Yedo-machi

-59-67, Boulevard Charner

Nagoya

BORNEO

Chug Hari Seisa Kusho—13, Higashi!

Borneo Futaba-cho

Ishidzaka Motosaburo Shoten — 11,

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Kuching, Sarawak N akaichiba-cho

Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street, Matsubayashi Glass-ten — Hanazono-

Labuan cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GLASS AND GLASSWARE EI77

Osaka Hongkong

Curmally & Co.—36, Kawaguchi-cho Corney & Co.,- Ltd., R.—127, Des

Imai Glass Osaka Hontbn—34, Umeda- Vceux Road

cho Huygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road C.

Maruzbk Itagakas (j-ten—5, Shio-maohi Ip Tak & Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

Miyoshi Glass Factory- 1030, Nish- Kato & Co.—16, Queen’s Road

ente-cho Kelley Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

Tokujstaga Garastj Seizo-cho—18, Yori- Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

ki-cho Building

Yamamate Glass Setzo-cho—8, Yoriki- Maison F. Mathieu Soc.—Prince’s

cho Building

Yoshida Glass Kojo—42, Kita Do- Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol-

shin-machi land House, Queen’s Road Central

Shewan, Tomes

Tokyo Road Central

Sincere ' Co.—173. Des Wceux Road

Asahi Glass K.K.—Yaesu Bldg., Ma- SunCentralCo.—Des Vceux Road Central

runouchi

Ikeda Slzunosuke Shoten—17, ilama- Wing On Co.—213, Des Voeux Road

Central :

cho

Iwaki Glass Factory—4, Miyoshi-cho Shanghai

Sasaki Glass-ten—11, Bakuro-cho

Yokohama Arts & Crafts—887-9,., ;Bubbling Well

Road

Asia Glass Co.-130, Hongkong Boad.

Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.—1, Suehiro- Dixon & Sons, Ltd.—H. C. Lane 126,

10, Szechuen Road

cho

Dai Nippon Beer K.K. -17, Kanbe Kitafuku Yoko—205, Ming Hong Road

Shita^machi Knipschildt and Eskelund—220, Sze-

Nippon Koki Kogyo KJK.—89, Uchi ohuen Road

oda-cho Molnar & Greiner—330,' Szechuen Road

Occhiai Tahichi Shoten—Ochiai Glass Olivier Chine—95, Museum Road

Kogyosho Pilkington Brothers (China), Ltd.—

179, Pingliang Road

CHINA Sunsuntay Co.—42-44, Rue de la Porte

du Norol

Dairen Tsai Zung Mow—284, Tiendong Road

Saito Yoko—49, Yoshino-cho Tientsin

jfSHOKO Glass K.K.—20, Akitzuki-cho

| Yamauchi Glass Shoten—Rensashoten- Kailan Mining Administration—

Meadows Road

1 gai Shinsaibashi A-ku Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd.—

11, Rue de France

Hankow Wen Hsiang Yung Co.—6, Canton Road

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.—Con-

| Olivier-Chine—Peking Road sular Road

CLAjSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E]78 GLASS AND GLASSWARE—HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC

INDO CHINA Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff, Yokohama

Haiphong Bund Hotel, Ltd.—1, Shinyamashita-

cho, Yokohama

Society Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho,

Orient des Verreries de’Extreme- Yokohama

Cho Hotel—67, Tansu-machi, Tokyo

MALAYA Chosen Hotel—Seoul, Korea

Singapore Chuo Hotel—6, Uchisaiwai-cho, Tokyo

Daito-kwan Hotel—108, Koya-machi,

Ebata & Co.—33, Coleman Street Shidzuoka

Dobuil Hotel—Dojima, Osaka

THE PHILIPPINES Fukushima-ya—14, Omura-dho, Naga-

saki

Manila Fusan Station Hotel—Fusan, Korea

Heijo Railway Hotel—Heijo, Korea

Behn, Meyeb & Co., H. Mu—227, Hotel du Japon—24, Oura, Nagasaki

David, Binondo Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita-

Chua Leong & Go.—305, Gand'ara cho, Yokohama

Chua Yap—716-718, Rizal

Daymon Glass Store.- 707, R. Hidalgo, Imperial Hotel—Hibiya, Tokyo

Kamenoi Hotel — Nagarekawa-dorL

Quiapo Beppu, Kyushu

Kim Leng Glass Store, The—136, Kyoto Hotel—Kawara-machi, Kyoto

Villalobos Qu iapo

King Hiap King Mirror Factory - Marunouchi Tokyo

Hotel — Marunouchi,

403-405, Salazar, Binondo

Mitsui Bass an Kaisha, Ltd.—National MikasaTokyo

Hotel—Karuizawa, Shinshu,

City Bank Building

Orienta I, GlaSSs PaLace-433-435, ^to Miyako Hotel—Keage, Kyoto

Nagasaki Hotel—Unzen Park, Naga-

Cristo saki-ken, Nagasaki

Weinstein Bros.- 61.9-621, RizarAveriue, Nagoya Hotel—80, Tatemitsukura-cho,

Sta. Cruz Nagoya

GOURMET POWDER FACTORIES Oriental Hotel, Ltd. 6, Bund, Kobe

—(See Page B28) Osaka Hotel—Imabashi, Higashi-ku,

Osaka

HARDWARE—(Nee under Machinery ‘ ‘Pleasanton,

dori, Kobe

” The—4, Kitanagasa-

amt Also Page B28) Rokkosan Hotel—Rokkosan, Kobe

HAt FACTORIES (See Page US'i) Sanyo Hotel—Shimocoseki

Shingishu Station Hotel—Shingi-

HEMP—(Nee under Copra) shu, Chosen, Korea

Taiwan Railway Hotel—7, Omote-

HIDE—(Nee under Leather) cho, Taihoku, Formosa

Tokyo Railway Hotel—Marunouchi,

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, Tokyo

CAFES, ETC. Tor Hotel, Ltd., The—Kitano-cho;

P.O. Box 184, Kobe

JAPAN Toyokan Hotel—Takeo-machi, near

N agasaki

Am Hotel—1, Nagata-cho, Tokyo Uyeno-ya—12, Manzai machi, Nagasaki

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC. El 79

Yamato Hotel — Hoshiguja (Star Harbin

Beach), Dairen

Yamato Hotel — Nakayamate-dori, Grand Hotel—8, Sugarisky

Kobe

Yamato Hotel—Hsin King, Manchu- Grand Hotel Restaurant — Opposite

Railway Station, NewT Town

kuo

Yedobitil Hotel — 94, Yedo-machi, Hotel Moderne—177, Kitaikaia St.

Kobe

Yamato Hotel— Hongkong

Tokyo

Mukden Empress Hotel—159-161, Connaught

Port Arthur Road Central

Empress Lodge—8, Mody Road

CHINA Gloucester, The -Gloucester Building

Amoy Great Eastern Hotel—112, Connaught

Road Central

Insular Hotel—Kulangsu Hongkong; & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

—Pedd'er Street

Hotel Cecil—Royal Building

Canton Kell a, Mrs. E. — 30, Mody Road,

Kowloon

Victoria Hotel - British Concession “Kingsclere” Hotel —t Carnarvon

Shameen Road

Changchun Kowloon Hotel—Hankow Road

Luk Kwok Hotel—Gloucester Road

Yamato Hotel—P.O. Box 5 MetropOle Hotel—10, Queen’s Road

Central; Annex: 22, Ice-House Street

Chefoo N Vtttas? Hotel—Nathari Road

PalIOe Hotel—Haiphong Road

Astor House Hotel Palm Court—21, Nathan Road

Peninsula Hotel—Salisbury Road,

Dairen Kowloon

Repulse Bay Hotel Repulse Bay

Yamato Hotel St. Francis Hotel—13A, Queen’s

Road Central

Foochow

Macao

Brockett’s Boarding House

H ote! Riviera Praia G rande

Hankow

Mukden

I Central Hotel—33, Rue Dubail Hotel Lengmuller, Ltd.—3, San Djin

I Little

S.A.D.Hotel—43,

2 Huangpei Road, Lou

Wagons-Lits Terminus Hotel — Oriental Hotel—33, Chiyoda-dori

! French Concession Yamato Hotel (S.M.R.)

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 80 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC.

Nanking Grand Hotel — Petrograd Road,, near

Railway Station

Nanking Hotel-. The Bund Hotel Moderne,—33, Rue du Consulat

Yangtsze Hotel Imperial Hotel—3-5, Rue de France

Kreier’s Hotel—2-20, Woodrow Wil-

Newchwang son Street

Pen siOn Holland—130, Meadows Road '

Astor House Hotel—The Bund Savoy Hotel—18, Wusih Road

States Hotel—63, Race Course Road

Peiping Talati House Hotel—246, Victoria Road

West Lake Hotel—491, Race Course

Grand Hotel de Pekin ' Road

:

Grand Hotel des WAGONS-LifiS, Ltd. Tsingtao

Hotel du Noril : Hataihen ’ Street

Bickerton’s Private Hotel—12, Lai-

Shanghai yang Road

Edgewatee Mansions

Astor House Hotel IT, Whangpoo Erin House—11, Hunan Road

Road Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—P.Q. Box 117

B;. \<;k stone Apartments — 1331, Rue Iltis Hydro & Hotel—iris Huk

Lafayette

Burlington Hotel — 1225, Bubbling Park Pension—16, Hunan Road

Pension Eger—20, Kuanhai Road '

Wei! Road

Cathay Hotel -Sassoon House, Nan- Villa Laoshan (German)- PO. Box 217

king Road Weihaiwei

Cathay Mansions—Corner Rue Mercier

;C. U. A. Cafe—Lane 96, F2 Bubbling East Cliff Hotel

Well Road

Hamilton House—170, Kiangse Road Island Hotel—The Island

Hot Sp,ot , Cafe—931, East Broadway King’s Hotel—Mainland

Metropole Hotel—180, Kiangse Road INDO’CHINA

The New Royal Hotel—2004, Bubbling

Well Rd. Prov. du Tonkin

Palace Hotel 23, Nanking Road

Park Hotel—Bubbling Well Road Ferriere—Cao-Bang

Royal Hotel—409, Range Road Hotel des Nations

Savoy Hotel—210, Broadway Bazin, Scheffer

Swatow Viaud Hotchier a Laokay

MALAYA

Astor House Hotel

Palace Hotel—Customs Road Penang

Tientsin Crag Hotel—Penang Hill

Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Ltd.—

Astor House Hotel, Ltd. —Victoria Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street

Road Runnymede Hotel — 40-42, Northam

Court Hotel, The—Victoria Road Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

HOTELS, RESTAUKANTS, CAFES, ETC. E181

Perak Ermita Hotel and Restaurant—97-99,

M. H. del Pilar, Ermita

Grand Hotel . I poll Grand Hotel and Restaurant — 135,

Plaza Station, Cruz

Selangor Great Eastern Hotel -199, Echague

Empire Hotel—Facing the Padang & Hotel Cantabria—268,

Hotel Gral Luna

Santa Cruz—741, Misericordia

Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur

Hotel Majestic, Ltd —Damansara Imperial Hotel — 118, Real, Intra-

Road (Opposite Railway Station), LamurosPalma de Mallorca—154 Real and

Kuala Lumpur 187, Salona

Singapore Luneta Hotel—38-40, San Luis.Ermita

Adelphi Hotel —1 & 2, Coleman Street Manila Hotel Co.—Luneta Extension

New England Hotel and Restaurant

Burlington

man Street Private Hotel—3, Cole- —346, Ronquillo

Goodwood Park Hotel—Scotts Road Orient Hotel—121, Real, intramuros

Lanka Hotel—12-13, Trafalgar Street Seaside Hotel—CaviteGoiti

Plaza Hotel—Plaza

Raffles Hotel, Ltd. — French Bank Toyo Hotel—831, Edhague

Building

Rex Hotel—76-77, Bras Basah Road Yamato Hotel—550, P. Gomez, Sta.,

Sea View Hotel, Ltd. -Tajgong Katon f Cruz

Singapore Airport Hotel—Civil Air- Cebu

port

Toya Hotel—208, Queen Street Hotel Dapat—42, N. America

Hotel Shamrock—Fernandez Building

SIAM International Hotel—26, N. Carmtlo

Bangkok Iloilo

Hotel Royal America Hotel—46, J. M. Basa

Oriental Hotel Bilbao Hotel—Rizal

THE PHTLiPPTNES Central Hotel—J. M. Basa

Iloilo Hotel—Plaza Liber tad

Manila Plaza Hotel—Plaza Libertad

Army and Navy Club—South Boule- Zamboanga

vard, Luneta

J Asahi Hotel—506, Sales PlaZa Hotel—Plaza Pershing

Balares Hotel—278, ■ Gral. Luna, In- BORNEO

' tramuros

j Bay View Hotel—Dewey Boulevard Sandakan Hotel—San dak an

I!: Boston Hotel—200, Echague, Santa j

fl. Cruz , NETHERLANDS INDIES

Boulevard Apartment Hotel—] 144, Batavia

si i Dewey Bouievai’d

■ Colombia • Hotel—'50-52, M. H. del G-rand Hotel Java . -

j ; Pilar,' Ermita

Congress Hotel—551, M. H. del Hotel Hotel

Astor

Binnenhof

Pilar, Ermita

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC.—INSURANCE

Hotel Cramer Maxwell Insurance Office — 100a,

Hotel Daendels Yedo-machi

Hotel Dekker New Zealand Insurance Co.—Cres-

Hotel de l’Europe . cent Building, Room 303, 72, Kyo-

Hotel Hakone machi

Hotel Hollandia Nichizul Trading Co., Ltd.- -72, Kyo-

machi

Hotel des Indes North China Insurance Co. — 28,

Hotel Ronningsplein Harima:machi

Hotel de Nellrlandkn, Owston & Co., LTD..; F.- 72, Kyo-

Hotel Preanger v h Patria machi

Hotel du Pavillon Reid Goshi K atsha, S:. — Toyo Building,

Hotel Semarang 7, Harima-machi

Hotel AsCtorja 1 Strachan & Qo.—1, Kaigaai-dori

Hotel Villa Park ‘ Union Insurance Society of Canton

Hotel Rembrandt —28, Harima-machi

Palace Hotel Yasgtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

Stations Hotel Creamer —28, Harima-machi

Sumatra Hakodate

Grand Hotel Brastagi—Medan Kyoho-.Seimei Hoken K.K. — 37,

Grand Hotel Medan Aoyagi-oho

Hotel Mu. de Boer N.V.—Medan Mitsui Seimei Hoken K.K.—66,

J Kaisho-machi

ICE FACTORIES- (SW Page Bit!) Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K.—8, Ake-

bono-oho

INSURANCE

JAPAN Kyoto

Kobe Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co.

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori —Nishikikoji-kudaru

American Trading Co. of Japan—99, sumaru Fire eUrraM

Chiyoda .Insurance Co.—Kara-

Yedo-machi Hokoku Fire Insurance Co.—Kara-

Birnie, Leonard—99, Kita & Yedo- snmaru

machi

Cameron &'Coj, Ltd.—93, Yedo-machi Meiji Fire Insurance' Qq.—Shijo

Chiyoda Seimei Hokan Sogo Kaisha Fuya-machi

—36, Naka-machi Nippon FihE Insurance Oo.—Sanjo,

Cooper Findlay- Co., Ltd.—110, Sakai-machi

Ito-machi

Oornes & Co.—88, Yedo-machi Moji

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi

Holstein Shipping . and Insurance

Agencies—8, Kaigan-dori Ishida Mitsutaro—Nishi Hon-machi

Home Insurance Co., of New York Muramoto Benzo—Yusen Building

27, Naniwfwnachi

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—83, Nutter &;Co.—902, Kiyotaki-machi

Kyo-machi Tomoe Gumi —Sanbashi-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OK TRADES

INSURANCE El 83.

Nagasaki Tokyo

Asada Kiyoshi—38, Kajiya-machi Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co.

Hoi,me, Ringer & Co.—P.O. Box 22. —Nisshin Seimei Building

Ito Tatsuchiro — 54, Kanashima- China Mutual Life Insurance Co.—

machi (See Sun Life Assurance Co. of

Kikuya Shokai—75, Yedo-machi Canada)

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone- Chiyoda Insurance Co.—18, Minam-

machi meda-cho

Nagasaki Jitusgyo K.K.—108, Tsuki- Continental Insurance Co. of New

machi York—Yuraku Building

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Chiyoda Kan

Osaka Foreign Marine-Insurance

of Japan—14, Marunouchi Association

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. Home Insurance Co. of New York—

—416, Dojima-Bujlding, Hama-dori Yuraku Building

Asahi Kaijo Kasai Hokan—7, Ima- Joint & Foreign Fire Insurance As-

bashi sociation of Japan—14, Marunouchi

Banzai Deimei Hokan—1, Soze-cho Liverpool & London and Globe In-

surance Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Bldg.

Continental. Insurance Co. . of New Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

York—T, Sozb-cho 407-8, Yaesu Building, Marunouchi

Dai-Ichi Kikan—28, Koraibashi New Zealand Insurance Co.—14,

Daito Kaijo Kaisai Hokan—1, Kinu- Marunouchi

gasa-cho Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co.

Fuji

KitaLife

L

raachiInsurance Co.—20, Dojima —417-419, Nisshin Seimei-Kan

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. — Mitsubishi

Building

Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.- Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi

Osaka Building South British Insurance Co., Ltd.--

Maxwell Insurance Office Taihei Yurakukan Building

Building, Umeda 'Shinnirfachi Strachan & Co. (Agencies), Ltd.—

Mitsui Seimei Hokan—1, Koraibashi Yusen Building

New ‘ Zealand Insurance Co. — 35, Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. 14,

Koraibashi Marunouchi

Nippon Life Insurance Co.—.7, Ima- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

bashi 6, Marunouchi

Osaka Kaijo Hokan—2, Dpjima Ha- Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Eiraku

madori Building

! Sale & Co., Ltd—35, Koraibashi Toyo Life Insurance Co.—8, Otema-

' Sun Insurance Office—Osaka Build- chi

' ing Union Insurance Society of Canton,

jSun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Ltd.—12, Marunouchi

Asahi Building, Nakanoshima Yorkshire Insurance Co.—2, Kyoba-

p Taisho Kaijo Kaisai—6, Kitahama shi

| Teihoku Kasaf Hokan—9, Doshu-cho

Yokohama

Shimonoseki Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho

Wuriu Shokai Amsterdam' Underwriters , Associa-

5, Karato cho (Holme, Ringer & Co.)— tion 164, Yamashita-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E184 INSURANCE

Commercial Union Assurance Co., CHINA

Ltd.—72, Yamashita-cho

Continental Insurance Co. of New Amoy

York—21, Honoho-dori Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Dodwell & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho

Holstein Shipping and Insurance Antung

Agencies--7, Yamashita-cho

Home Insurance Office—73, Yama- Shaw, Geo. L.

shita-cho

Manufacturers Life Insurance CqA- Canton

73, Yamashita-cho American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— —Missions Building, The Bund

73, Yamashita-cho Andersen, Meyer & Co.

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Asia Life Insurance

Union Building, 75d, Yamashita-cho Building, The Bund Co.—Missions

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd.—92, Bodiker & Co.—P.O. Box 19

Yamashita-cho Bornemann & Co.—12, F. C. '

ScHOENE, F.—73, Yamashita-cho

South British Insurance Co-—77, Sup Sam Hong RoadTrading , Co.—99,

Canton Overseas

Yamashita-cho.

Union Insurance Society of Canton, China Underwriters, Ltd. — c/o

Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Ltd.- Union Building; 75d,, Yama- Confederation Life Association

shita-cho

Wiersum & Co.—-25, Yamashitarcho Deacon & Co.

Yangtsze Ferrier, V. E.—2, F. p. Shameen

—Union Assurance

Building Association, Ltd. Hongkong & Canton Export Co., Ltd.

—33, British Concession, Shameen

Huygen, G. E.—2, French Concession

; FORMOSA Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18

Manners & Co., John—62, British

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—25,. Concession, Shameen

Minato-Cho, Taihoku . Melchers & Co.—P.Q. Box 70

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.- P.O. Reuter, Brokckelmann &,Co.—27, B. C.,

Box 81, Taihoku Shameen

Tait & Go., Ltd.—Minato-cho, Taiho- Rossia Fire Bldg.,

—Missions Insurance Co, of America

The Bund

ku

Siemssen &

sion, tShameenCo.—75a, British Conces-

KOREA SunB. Life Assurance Co. of Canada—75,

C., Shameen

Chosen Kaisai Kaijo Hoken K.K.— Union Insurance Society of Canton

59, Meiji-cho,: Seoul —Loxley Building, Shameen

Hokoku Keisai Keijo K.K. —156, Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. — 65, B.

Kagane^cho, Seoul , C.

Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K,—1, Na- Chungking

daimpn-dori, Seoul

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

Teikoku Setmei Hoken K.K.—85, Fed. Inc. IT.S.A.—124,'PUnderwriters,

American - Asiatic

ei Hsiang Gai

Kogane-oho, Seoul Low & ..Co., P. C.

Yokohama Kaisai Keijo Hoken K.K Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

—36, Shoro-dori, Seoul c/o Barry and Dodwell, Ltd.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE E185

Chefoo Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.—A.P.

C. Building, The Bund, S.A.D. 3

Anz & Co., O. H. British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

Confederation Life Association —Union Building, Tungting Road

Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E. Carlowitz & Co.

Shantung Traders Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 2 China Trading Co., The—Centra]

China Post Bldg., Hunan Road,

Smith & Co., L. H. - P.O. Box 12 - S.A.D. 3

Dairen Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

ing Co.—29, Rue de Paris

Comp. Franco-Americaine d’AseuR-

Anz & Co., O. H — 212,, Yamagata-dori ANCES

Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Confederation Life Association

Chinese Eastern Railway Commer- Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

ciai. Agency—110, Yamagata-dori 4, Rue Clemenceau

Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori Crooks & Co., W. J.—Liddell Bros.’

Compound, S.A.D. 3

Taito Co., The—18, Yamagata-dori Dodwell & Co.,- Ltd.—5, Tungting

Foochow Road

Fuhrmeister & Co.—361, Han Chung

Road, S.A.D. 1

American Asiatic Cndep,writers—89, Hanover Fire • Insurance Co. —

' Tai Ping Hsiang A.P.C. Building, The Bund, S.A.

I Asia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.— D.

Chong Chien San, Nan tai Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The

i Asia Life Insurance Co.—69, Tai Pidg Bund, S.A.D. 3

; Hsiang .Lacey & Cannan,

Bathgate & Co — Shanghai BankLtd.—Hongkong

Building and

| Confederation Life Association— Melchers & Co.—49, The Bund,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.— 5.

| Greig & Co., M. W. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. North

Union China Insurance

Building,- Co.,Road

Tungting Ltd —

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— 0. E. Yongehr. Fed. Inc.--David

Osaka Shosen Kaisha Sassoon Bldg. .

| SlEMSSEN AND KrOHN Oliver Chine—Peking Road

1 South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road

| Me Wu Ting Chong Ching Shan Schnabel, GaumEr & Co.—61, Woo Tsu

I Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Street

h c/o Dodwell & Co. Stemssen & 'Co,—34, Hankiang Road

Union Trading Co.. The Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

|r Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.— ■ Central China Post Building

Union Insurance Society of Can-

ton, Ltd.—Union Building, Timgting

Hankow Road : ,

BAmerican Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Harbin

InC

H American ' Foreign Insurance Asso- American Asiatic Underwriters —

1, Konnaya St.

jj ciation-N.K.K. Building Asia Life Insurance Co.—1, Konnaya

B'Andersen, M.eVer & Co. Street '

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 86 INSURANCE

Bryner & Co'.—1, Konnaya Goeke & Co., ' A.—China Building

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Hannibal & Co., W. A.—15-19, Queen’s

Road Central

Ltd.

Klemantaski, J. Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

Pelstrusoff, M. V.-P.O. Box 447 Road Central

Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd.—

5, Queen’s Road Central

Hongkong Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

American Asiatic Underwriters 18, Pedder Street

Fed. Inc., U.S.A. 12, QaeeiA Huygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road C.

Read ^Central I On Marine & Fire Ins. Co.—26,

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67. Bonham Strand West

Des Voeux Road Orttral Insuhanoe Oh; of -North America—

Arnhold & Co., Dtd.—15-19, Queen's 10, Des Voeux Road C.

Road Central 1 nternaTionai. Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Asia Life ; Insurance Co.. I no.—12, 14,. Queen’s Road Central;

Queen’s Road Central ■ International . Trading Co.—China

Assurance Franco-Asiatique — China Building

Building Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—18,

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—15-19, Pedder Street

Queen’s Road C. Kotwall & Co., E. D.—French Bank

Bodiker & . Co.—David House, 67; Building

Des Voeux Road Central Kwan On Insce. Co., IItd.—29, Con

Bornemann & Co.—Prince's Bldg. naught. Road West ' * -1

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Liverpoou'

Co.,

& London iV'Globe Ins.

Ltd—H. K. Bank Bldg.

—Union Building

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. Luk Hoi Tung Life Assurance Co.—

299, Des Voeux Road Central

18, Pedder Street

China Fire insurance Co., Ltd., LunDesT.«Voeux Mutual Ins.: Co., Ltd,/-272,

Road C-

The -Union Building

China Underwriters, Ltd. - 4a, Des Manners & Co., Ltd., John — 7,

Voeux ttoad Central Queen’s Road Central

Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Manufacturers

Shell House

Life Insurance Co.—

8, Queen’s Road West

Co-operative Trading Co.—National Melchers & Co.—Queen’s Building,

Chater Road

Bank Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s

Central Building

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Holland

Ltd. —2, Queen’s Building House, Queen’s Road Central

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient- National Mutual Life Association of

French Bank Building

Orownchina Co.—Gloucester Building Road Central Ltd.—6, Des Voeux

Australasia,

Crown Life Insurance Co. -Glou- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

cester Building 10, Des Voeux Road-Central

Dastur, R. A.—Exchange Bldg.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—H. K. Bank Union China

North Insurance Co., Ltd. -

Building

Building Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo-

Gibb, Livinoton k Co., Ltd.—P. k O. ration (of London), Ltd.—4a, Des

Building Vceux Road Central

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a,

v Des Voeux Overseas Assurance Corporation—

Road Central ! * 10, Des Voeux Road C.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE EI87

Petersen & Co.—York Bldg. Asia Life Insurance Co.—96, San Wei

Loo

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. — P. & Assurance

O. Building Franco-Asiatique — Wu

Po On Marine Insurance & Godown Wei Loo

Co., Ltd.—288, Des Yoeux Road C. Bryner & Co.—96, San Wei Loo

Rocha & Co., J. M. da.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central Newchwang

Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Alex.—1a,

Chater Road •J-ASPERSEN, M. P.

Shanghai Fire & Marine Insurance

Co.—209, Des Voeux Rd. C. Ningpo

Shewan, Tomes & Co. -10, Des Voeux

Road Central Chen Siau Pau & Son — P.O. Box

Siemssen & Co.—6, Queen’s Rd. C. Special 1

Sincere Insurance & Investment Co.,

Ltd.—173, Des Voeux Road Central Peiping

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

173, Des Voeux Road Central

South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Asia Chi Life

Kow, Insurance

East City Co.-^-SS, Temg

—Prince’s Building AssufeANCE Franco - Asiatique — 9-11,

Sun Life Assurance Co, of Canada— Legation St.

Gloucester Building Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas & Wagon-

Swedish Trading Go., Ltd., The— Lits Co. - Grand Hotel de Pekin

China Building Danby, C. G.—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung

Tung On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

15, Queen’s Road West of Canada—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung

Union InsuranceBuilding

Ltd.—Union Society of Canton, North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—1,

Rue Marco Polo

Union Trading . Co., Ltd. — York Pacific Storage & Packing Oorpn.—

Building 4, Rue Marco Polo

Wing On Fire & Marine Insurance Smallwood & Co.—5, Rue Marco Polo

Co., Ltd.—225, Des Voeux Road C. Tipper & Co.—Ewo Building

Wing On Voeux

26, Des Life Assurance Co., Ltd.— Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Road Central Ltd.—1 and 2, Rue Marco Polo,

Legation Quarter

Hoihow

Wing Fat Hong—Chungshan Road Shanghai

Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Road Adams & Co., W. A.—51, Canton Hoad

Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hongkong Rd.

Macao American Asiatic Underwriters—17,

The Bund

( Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. American Foreign Insurance Asso-

China Underwriters, Ltd — 19, ciation—51, Canton Road

; Avenida Almeida Ribeiro An Ping Insurance Co., Ltd.—212,

Kiangse Road

Mukden Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21, 24

& 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

I American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Asia Life Insurance Co.-17, The

Inc., U.S.A.—96, San Wei Loo Bund

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

El88 INSURANCE

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—1, Rue General Accident, Fire and Life

Montauban Assurance Corpn., Ltd.—60, Hong

Atlas Assurance Co.—45, * Kiukang General Kong Road

Road Insurance Co., Ltd., of Trieste

Bisset & Co., J. P.—10, The Bund Insuranceand Venice—18, The Bund

Blom ife Van Der Aa—3, Ezra Road Company of North Ameri-

ca—113, Kiukiang Road

Brook a Co.—150, Kiukiang Road International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd. — 2, 17, The Bund

Peking Road International Underwriters, Ltd.—

Carlowitz cfc Co. 670, Szechuen Road 17, The Bund.

China Assurance Corpn., Ltd. — 40, The BundMatheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

•Iardine,

Ningpo Road

China Insurance Co., Ltd.—270, Sze- Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co.^ -Ltd.

—3, Edward Ezra Road

chuen Road

China Realty Co.—290, Szechuen Road Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Kreulen, R. A.—113, Kiukiang Road

ChinapUnderwriters,

Ming Yuen Road Ltd. 185, Yuen Littie & Co. (1930), Ltd., William—

China United Assurance Society, 131, Museum Road

Ltd.—104, Bubbling Well Road Liverpool and London and Globe In-

Columbia Casualty Co. of New York surance Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road

—17,. Can top Road Manufacturers Life Insurance Oo.—

Commercial Express and Storage Co MelchersHamilton House

—53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Rd.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Meyerink Road

& Co., Wm.—150, Kiukiang

Ltd. —17, Canton Road

COMPAGNIE d' A sSUKANCES GeNERALES— Middleton & Co. (Insurance), Ltd.,

—1, Rue Monfcauban Hugh—45, Kiukiang Road

Compagme Franco - Americiane Moeller & Co., L. E.—110, Szechuen

□’Assurances 17, The Bund Road

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—119, Nanking New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

27, The Bund

Road

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient- Ningpo king Insurance Co., Ltd.—470, Nan-

Road

18, The Bund North British & Mercantile Insurance

Ckownchina Co., Ino—113, Kiukiang Co., Ltd.—259 Kiangse Road

Road Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor-

Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund poration, Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd. Olivier-Chine (S.A.) —95, Museum Road

Eastern Insurance Office—470, Nan- Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. — 17,

Canton Road

king Road

Eastern Underwriters — 470, Nan- Phcenix Road

Assurance Co., Ltd.—27, Peking

king Road Racine & Oie.—2, Peking Road

Employers' Liability Assurance Cor- Royal Exchange Assurance—6, Char-

poration, Ltd.—Sassoon House tered Bank Chambers

Erzinger A Co.—.18, The Bund Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee

Finance, Commerce and Insurance Road

: Office-470, Nanking. Road Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking

First Fidelity Ins. Co.—40, Ningpo Road

Road Scottish Union and National Insur-

Euhrmeister & Co.—66, Museum Rd. ance Co.—18, The Bund

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE EI89

Shanghai Insurance Office—299, Sze- Century Insurance Co.

chuen Road China Express Co., Ltd.—33, Erh

Sincere Insurance and Investment ching Lu, 3rd Special Area

Oo., Ltd.—403, Chekiang Road

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.— China Terrace

Securities Co.—12, Victoria

403, Chekiang Road

South British Insurance Co., Ltd.— (Jolinet, G.—16, Rue Ltd.

China Underwriters,

Henri Bour-

18, The Bund geois

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—1, The Commercial Union Assurance Co.—

Bund 98, Victoria Road

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Dodwell & Cq., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

218, Szechuen Road FaIrchild & Co., Ltd.

Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd. — 406, Forbes & Co., Wm.—45, Victoria Rd.

Kiangse Road

Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. -406, Haiho Road

Trading Co. — 98, Victoria

Kiangse Road

Toeg,; E. F.—103, Kiukiang Road Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—139,

Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance iIome Rue de Takou

Co., Ltd.—18, The Bund Insurance Co. of New York-

140, Victoria Road

Union Insurance Society of Canton, JARDiNE,

Ltd.—26, The Bund Matheson & CO., Ltd.—Vic-

Union Marine & General Insurance Java toria Road

Co., Ltd.—27, Peking Road Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

—Siemens China Bldg., Taku Road

Union Underwriters of China—299, Manufacturers’

Szechuen Road Life Insurance Co.

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—51, Mitsui of Canada—144, Victoria Road

Canton Road Bussan . Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

West of Scotland chi Road

Insurance Office, Moyroux,

Ltd.—17, Canton Road V.—41, Rue de France .

North China Insurance & Invest-

Tientsin ment Co.—1-Ping Building

Ocean Accidt. & Guarantee Corpora-

American Asiatic Underwriters— tion—187, Victoria Road

139, Rue de Takou ^Shanghai Insurance Office 30, Rue

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Corbet

ciation—1i40, Victoria Road Siemssen & Co.—-63, Taku Road

Asia Life Insurance Co.—96, Rue de Sincere Insurance & Investment Co.,

Paris Ltd.—95, Rue de Baron-Gros, F.C.

Assurance Franco Asiatique — Rue South British Insurance Co.—187,

de F ranee

Begue, H.—40, Rue Henri Bourgeois SunVictoria Life

Road

Assurance Co. of Canada—

( Blom & Van der da—Taku Road 187, Victoria Road

|Bremen Colonial & China Trading Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

j Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle Co.—14, Italian Bund

t; 111

| British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Tipper & Co.—187, Victoria Road

Union Insurance Society of Canton

I —57, Victoria Road —57, Victoria Road

^Butterfield & Swire—121, Victoria

Road I Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

Central Insurance Co.—113, Rue du Wing On Insurance . Co., Ltd.—Rue

Chaylard Laville, F. C.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E190 INSURANCE

Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen-

ceau

Manners Co., Ltd., John—l, Yeong Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ping St. Ltd.

Melchers

Tsinan Saigon

Hsianpu Insurance Ofeice, L.—38, Wei —50, Rue LefebvreUnderwriters, Inc.

American Asiatic

Wu Lu

Ma & Co., Y. C-.--87, Fourth Main Rd. Asia Life Insurance Co.—50, Rue

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. Ltd.—Wei Chi Lefebvre

Lu Biedermann & Co.

Tsingtao Compagn-ie Franco-Amer icai ne d’As-

surance—50, Rue Lefebvrel

Compagnib de Commerce et de Navi-

Busch

Road Rue

Casey & Lyttle—61, Chunghan Road Boissy d’Angias

China Underwriters, Ltd. David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43/45, Rue

Chaigneau

Russell

Road & Co.—29, Quai de Belgique

Siemssen & Co., — Kvvangtung Rd. Ogliastro & Co.—50, Quad de Belgigue

Ulf-Hansen & Co.—20, Kuantao Road Suriwongse Road

Societe Indochinoise de Commerce,

Weihaiwei Ltd.—23 bis, Rue Georges Guynemei

The Export & Import Co., Ltd. of

Confederation Life Association Cochinchine—39, Quai de Belgique

Fock Tai & Co.

SIAM

Wuchow

China Underwriters, Ltd. Bangkok

INDOCHINA Berli, Jucker & Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd.

Hanoi COUPER-JOHNSTON <& Co., D.

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

Asia Life Ins. Co.—Rue Paul Bert Fire Insurance Association of Siam

Gompagnie Franco-Americaine d’As- Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

surange—Rue Paul Bert Ltd.—1765, Bush Lane

Larrive, C.—Rue Paul Bert

Maron, Paul 16, Boulevard Henri International

—Chartered

Engineering Co., Inc.

Bank Lane

Riviere Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Haiphong Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

New Road

American

Ltd.—59, Boulevard Henri Riviere Wacgh

Asiatic Underwriters,

Bldgs.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE E191

MALAYA Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y.—64, Beach St.

United Traders, Ltd.

Johore

Perak

Leerdam. D. J.—8, Jalan Maharani

Sime, Dauby & Co.—Muar China Underwriters, Ltd.

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Malacca Ltd.—Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Harper Galfillan & Co., Ltd.—Ipoh

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 11. McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Ipoh

Blacksmith Street Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd,—94. Brews-

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. ter Bead, Ipoh

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross

Street Selangor

Koh Keng Bock & Co.—11, Black-

smith Street Blunn k Co., Ltd., George—120, Java

Lim Keng & Co.—77, First Cross St. Street, Kuala Lumpur

Stme Darby & Co - 4, Fort Road China Underwriters, Ltd.

Penang Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—1-3, Old Market Street

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St. Lumpur

Borneo Co., Ltd. —7a, Weld Quay Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ltd.—

China Underwriters, Ltd. Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach St. McAlister & Co., Ltd.—High Street.

Kuala Lumpur

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—12, Church St. Oriental

Durege & Thomas, Ltd. Govt. Security Life Assur.

Fire Insurance Association of Paterson, SimonsBldg.,

Co.—Oriental Java Street

& Co., Ltd.—1 k 3,

Malay-a—Chartered Bank Chambers Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—21, Beach Street —Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35, Weld Quay Richards & Co., D.-^Klang

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—23, Russell & Co.. J. A.

Beach Street Stme, Darby & Co., Ltd.—14, Market

Kennedy & Co.—4, Beach Street St., Kuala Lumpur

Kennedy, Burkill <& Co.—39, Beach Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y.—2, Rodger St.,

Street

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered Kuala Lumpur

Bank Chambers

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Singapore

35, Weld Quay

McAlister &. Co., Ltd. American Foreign Insurance Associa-

North British and Mercantile In- tion—Mercantile Bank Building

surance Co., Ltd.—39. Beach Street Asia Insurance Co., Ltd.—©, 7 & 8,

Paterson Simons & Co.—9, Weld Chulia Street

Quay Asia Life Insurance Co.-—C16-, H.K.

Sandilands, Buttery & Co. —29, Beach Bank Chambers

Street Atlas Assurance Co., LtD: c/o Har-

S'ime, Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street rison, Barker & Co., Ltd.

CLASSIFIED LI&T OF TRADES

El 92 INSURANCE

Bankers and Traders Insurance Co., Liverpool and London and Globe In-

Dtd.—Gresham House, Battery Road surance Co-, Ltd.—French Bank

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Col- Building, Raffles Place

lyer Quay Liverpool Victoria’ Insurance Cor-

Batavia Sea and Fire poration—Commercial Union Bldg.

Ltd.—139/149a, MarketInsurance

Street Co., London and Lancashire Insurance

Blom and van der Aa — Chartered Co., Ltd.—Union Building

Bank Chambers Mansfield & Co. — Ocean Building,

British Equitable Assurance Co., Collyer Quay

Ltd.—6, Chartered Bank Chambers Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,

British Traders’ Insurance Co., The—2nd Floor, Hong Kong Bank

Ltd.—Union Building, Collyer Quay Chambers

Caledonian Insurance Co.—Mercan- Marine and General Mutual Life

Assurance Society — The Arcade,

tile Bank Bldg. llA, Collyer Quay

Cheong Koon Seng & Co.—30 & 31, Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. — The

Chulia Street, near Raffles Place Arcade, il-A, Collyer Quay

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— McAlister & Co.. Ltd. — Gresham

Union Building House, Battery Road

China Underwriters, Ltd. 2nd Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—Ground

Floor, Hong Kong Bank Chambers Floor, Union Building, Collyer Quay

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—Corner of Robinson Road and Malaya.Motor Insurance Association of

Telegraph Street Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Confederation

35, MercantileLifeBankAssociation—34-

Bldg. 5, Malacca Street

National Employers Mutual

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Insurance Association, Ltd.—Meyer General

3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers

Eastern United Assurance Cor- Chambers, Raffles Place

poration Ltd., The -16d, Cecil St. Nationai. Mutual Life Association of

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Australasia, Ltd.—Union Building

poration—c/o Wm. C. Jack & Co. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.— Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Union Building, Collyer Quay North British and Mercantile In-

General

suranceAccident,

Corpn.—1st Fire Floor, As- surance

& LifeHong Co., Ltd.—Meyer Chambers,

Raffles Place

Kong Bank Chambers North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Union Building, Collyer Quay

Ltd.—Great, Eastern Life Bldg,, Norwich Union Fire Insurance So-

Cecil Street ciety, Ltd. — Mercantile Bank

Guthrie & ,Co.—24, Battery Road Chambers

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. — Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Hongkong Bank Building

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.— poration, Chambers

Ltd — Chartered Bank

Chartered Bank Chambers Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Ho Hong Co.—61, Chulia. Street c/o Meyer Bros.

Insurance Office of Australia,

—Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place Ltd. Overseas Assurance Corporation,

Ltd., The—China Bldg.. Chulia St.

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince

Cl2, Hongkong Bank Chambers Street and Collyer Quay

Jacks & Co, (Malaya), Ltd.—Ocean Peek & Co., Ltd., Francis—E-2, Hong-

Building, Prince Street kong Bank Chambers

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co,j. Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Ltd.—Chartered Bank Chambers The 17/18 Mercantile Bank Building

CLASSIFIED IjIST OF TUADES

INSDKANCE El 93

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.— Ondeplinge Levensverzekering VAN

Gresham House Eigen Hulp

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—Cecil House, Pitcairn, Syme & Co.—

9, De Souza Street iSamarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co.

Royal Exchange Assurance—6, Char- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

tered Bank Chambers

Sandilands, Buttery & Co. — 28-31, Macassar

Meyer Chambers

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street Samarangsche Zee & Brand—P.O.

South British Green

2, Finlayson Insurance Co., Ltd.— Box 38

Stephens, Paul & Co.—Commercial Padang

Union Building

Straits-Jaya Trading Co., N. Y.— Van Nie & Co.—Handelskade, 30

132-136, Robinson Road

Sun Insurance Office—French Bank Sourabaya

Building, Raffles Place

Sun3rdLife

Floor,Assurance Co. ofBank

Hong Kong Canada—

Bldg. China Underwriters, Ltd. — c/o

Swee Seng & Co.—Victoria Building, Sluyters Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd.

63a, Victoria Street & Co.

Sze Hai Tong Banking and Insu- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

rance Co., Ltd.—Szehaitong Bank Union Insurance Society Co. of Can-

Bldg., Chulia Street ton, Ltd.

Thames

French& Bank

MerseyBldg.,

Marine Ins.Place

Raffles Co.—

Sumatra

Union Assurance Society—Commer-

cial Union Buildings Assurantiekantoor a^an Bladeren' &

Union InsuranceBldg.,

Society of Canton, Michelsen, N.V.—P.O. Box 47

Ltd.—Union Collyer Quay Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.

Watts & Co., Ltd.—144, Robinson Road Hei deman & Co.

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Raffles Handel Maapchappij Guentzel& Schu-

Chambers macher—Medan

Yangtsze Sandilands, Buttery & Co.

Ltd.—UnionInsurance Association,

Bldg., Collyer Quay Sluyters k Co.

Van Nie k Co.

NETHERLANDS INDIES

Batavia THE PHILIPPINES

American Asiatic Underwriters, Manila

Ltd.—P.O. Box 21

Asia Life Insurance Co.—P.O. Box American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

—Samanillo Building, Escolta

21

Assurantiekantoor Langeveldt Schro- American International Underwri-

der, N. V. ters, Inc.—Samanillo Bldg., Escolta

China Underwriters, Ltd. -c/o Ross Asia Life Insurance Co.—619, Escolta

Taylor & Co., Ld.

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. of Sydney,k Thrift

Assurance Association, Ltd.

Australia—218, National

—P.O. Box 21 : City Bank Building, Binondo

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo- Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. • Kneedler

ration, iLtd.—Kali Besar Oost 23 Building, Sta. Crud

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El94 INSURANCE

Behn, Meyer & Co., Hu.—227, David, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National

Binondo City Bank Building, Binondo

China Fire Insurance Go., Ltd. -819,. Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—619,

Escolta, Binondo Escolta, Binondo

China Insurance and Surety Co., Inc. Pearl Assurance Co , Ltd.—19, Es-

colta, Binondo

—6l4, Gandara

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc.—Insu-

Utd. (Fire)—Hongkong & Shanghai lar Life Bldg.

Bank Bldg., Binondo Phcenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—178,

Compania General de Tabacos de Fili- Juan Luna, Binond'o

pinas—212, Marques de Comillas Ramirez, J. V.—Crystal Arcade Build-

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Cu Un- ing, Escolta, Binondo

jieng Building Rosenstock, C. W. —124, T. Pinpiu

Davies & Co., Ltd., Theo H.—619, Rqxas y Compania—719, Echague

Escolta

Elser, Inc., E. E.—400, Kneedler Royal Insurance ' Co., Ltd.—112-113,

M. d$ Binondo

Bldg.

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Escolta, BinondoCo.-, Ltd., The—19,

' S ea Insurance

poration, Ltd.—Kneedler Building, Smith. Bell Co.-- Hongkong Bank

Sta. Cruz

Fidelity^ & Surety Co. of the Philip- SunRuijiding, Binondo

Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

pine Islands — Monte de Piedad Heacock Building

Building Spielbiolger. A. K.—Heacogk Bldg.

Findlay Millar Timber Co.—Chaco Union Insurance Society of Can-

Bldg.

Forbes, Munn & ?Co.. Ltd.—11-2, Muelle ton, Ltd. —Wise Building, 174-176,

Juan Luna

de Binondo

Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance Co., United States Life Insurance Co.—

Ltd., The—Perez Samanillo Bldg., Muelle dei la liidustria

Binondo Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. — Luiz

Guttridge and Chambers, Inc.— Rerez Samanillo Bldg.

129, Juan Luna West Coast Life Insurance Co. of

Hanson, Orth Ac Stevenson, Inc.^- San Francisco—Facing P. Burgos

Chaco Bldg. Wise & Co., Inc.—Wise Building,

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 174-176, Juan Luna

—90, Plaza Moraga | Yangtsze Insurance Association—619,

Juyco, Velilia Ac Co.—Binondo i Escolta, Binondo

Keller & CoM Ed. A.—178, Juan Luna Yek Tong Lin

Insurance Co., Fire

Ltd. —& 320,

Marine

Das-

Kelling,

Quiapo Inc., C.—453, Padre Gomez, Zuellig, marinas, Binondo

Ker & Co., Ltd.—10, Callejon San Inc., F. E.—55-63, Rosario

Gabriel Iloilo

Law Union & Rock Insurance Co,,

Ltd.—19, Esoolta, Binondo Warner Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Luzon Investment Co., Inc. —Regina Wise & Co., Inc.

Bldg.

Manila Firc: Insurance Association— Cebu

174, Juan Luna

Manufacturers

of Toronto —Life Insurance

Kneedler Co., Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Building,

Sta. Cruz Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.

Menzi & Co.—180, Juan Luna Walker, H. B.—P.O. Box 100

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE--IRON And STEEL MERCHANTS E195

Zamboanga Kobayashi Kitajiro—81, Horai-oho

Shindo Yeitaro—8, Jizo-cho

Smith, Bell k Co., Ltd, Yamada Fukuji- 16, Tsurnoka-eho

BORNEO Moji

Sarawak Jineen Gumi G. K. —Tanoura

Matsui Rihachiro—Hon Kawa-cho

Sime, Dakby & .Co., Ltd. —6,. Main Shinkai-Gumi

Bazaar, Kuching G. K.—Ozkubo, Tanoura

Tan Sum Guan & Son-^1, Ewe Hai Tatshi Tekko K.K.—Komorie

Street

Nagasaki

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS

Hashimoto Shokai—1, Moto Funa-

JAPAN maehi

Higuchi MtiTsuji—24, Ura-machi

Kobe Okubex Gomei Kaisha—44, Daikok-

machi

Arata Zosei^sho—322, Nishide-machi

Akashi Tekko-sho — 15, Kamisawa- Nagoya

dor.i ■: 'i ^ ■

Fujiwara Tekko-sho—Ll6, 'Kagura-cho Ghuo Iron Works—Toyoda-cho

Boki Seizo K.K. -Wakinohama

Hanshin Tekko-sho---6, Ichiban-cho Daido

yama

Denki Seikosho—60, Maru-

Hirano Tekko-sho—9, Matsubae-dori Inshihara Sh;oten—82, Higashi Yana-

Ishinabe Tekko-sho- -11, Kagura-cho gi-machi.

Kato Tekko-sho—Ybban-cho Isobe Tekko Goshi Kaisha—57, Shino-

Kobayashi Tekko-sho G.K.—Higashide- nome-cho

machi Matsui Iron Works—12, Nagare-

Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki- machi

cho Okaya & Co.—7, Teppo-cho

Morita Seisaku-sho—7, Irie-dori

Nakata Tekko-sho—7, Wakinohama- Osaka

cho

Okamoto Tekko-sho—149, Higashide-

maehi Adachi Tekko-shq—67, Honden-oh i

Sanyo Kosaku-sho K.K.—8, Yoban- Arita Seiko-sho—27, Shimazu-ch<.

sho Baleour & Co., Ltd., Arthur—Nippon

Teikoko Tekko K.K. — Shinonome- Kaijo Building.

dori Bohler

Yamada Tekko-sho—41,’ Shibya-cho MinamiKeitei Goshi Kaisha—142,

Yotsui Tekko:sho—8, Higashi Kawa- Daito Seiko K.K.—32, Fuku-machi

saki-cho Fujimoto Seiko-sho—19, Minami Aji

kawa-cho

Hakodate Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Gosho Bldg.

Honda Seishinsho—6, Yoshinyama-

Hoshino Kogyo K.K.—209, Higashi cho

Kawa-cho Igawa Tekko-sho—333, Kujo Mmami-

Kamata Yuzo—7, 0hmachi dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E196 IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS

Kaneda Toraji—1061, Sakuragawa-cho Doitsu Seiko K.K.—2, Marunouchi

Mansson Shokai—646, Osaka Build- Fuji Seiko K.K.—Marunouchi Bidg.

ing, Sozo-cho '

Matsumoto Seiko-sho—18, iSangenya Eishinsha Co,—Jitsugyo Building

Escher Wyss Engineering Works—

Ichiba

Nagata Meriyasu Kikai K.K.—42, 778, Marunounchi Building

Kyobashi Gadelius & Co-., Ltd.—Osaka Build-

Nihon Seiko Goshi Kaisha—24, Ita- ing, Uchisaiwai-cho

chibori Kitadori Hattori Seisakusho K.K.—1, Eiraku-

Poldi Steel Works—7/2, Saiwaicho- eho

dori

Sawatake Kikai Kogyo Kenkusho— Hod a Steel Works—53, Fujimicho

Karatsu Tekko-sho — Marunouchi

49, Kita Ikuno-cho Building

Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko Kitayama Shoten—1, Minaminabe-eho

G. K.—48, Itachibori

Styrian Steel Works—3, Minami Lemke, Walter—8, Marunouchi

Sakaigawa Matsumura Tekko-sho—719, Horinou-

Sumida Sakugoro Shoten—4, Itachi- . chi

bori

Takasago Tekko K.K.—13, Itachibori Mitsubishi

su-cho

iSeitetsu Kaisha—1, Yae-

Toa Seiko K.K.—30, Shin-machi Nihon Seikosho K.K.—Chiyoda Bldg.

Toyo Seiko K.K.—19, Kitahama-cho Niigata Steel Works—21-gokan, Ma-

Watanabe Tekko-sho—3©, Kuji Mina- runouchi

mi-dori Nishioka Steel Work—25, Sarugaku-

Shimonoseki , cho

Okada Shoten—29, Motomachi

Hayashikane Tekko Zosen K.K.—Ta- Poldi Steel Works — 1, Shintomi-

cho, 1-chome

kesaki-cho

Ichikawa Tekko Zosensho—Isaki-cho Sato Seisaku-sho—263, Shimo-osaki-

Matsushita Zosen Tekkosho- Take- cho

saki-cho Schmitz Co., P.—Tokyo Tatemono

Shima Tekko-sho—Takesaki-cho Building

Takahashi Saiji—Takesaki-cho Sh i ba Seisaku-sho- 38, Tamatsuzaka

Styrian Steelwork, Ltd.—2, Echizen-

Tokyo bori

;

Toa Seiko K.K.—1703, Minamihama-

AaLl & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi 2lst Bldg. kawa

Akashi Seisaku-sho—N. Y. K. Build Tokyo Tekkotsu Kyoryo Seisaku-sho

- 4, Tsukimicho

ing

Allen Sons At Co., Ltd., W.H.—6, Maru- Tokyo Elevator, G. K.—1, Hogon-

nouclii kucho

Ando Tekko-sho—Higashi Nakadori Toyo Kyoekisha Tekko-sho—403. Shi-

Armstrong, Whitworth ,7 Co., Sir W.G. mo Osakicho,, .;j

—8, MarttnOuchi

Asakura Seisaku-sho — Marunouohi Yamagata gawa

Seisakusho —16, Sakura-

Building

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur—6, Yamawa Seisaku-sho—2, Hatagaya

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku Yanase Tekko-sho—146, Tamahimecho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS El 97

Yokohama Dairen Tekkosho—2, Sakae-eho

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

Am Tekko-sho—12, Yoshihama-sho dori

Ar.vta Tekko-sho Q. K.—3667, Aoki- cho Yoko Tekko-bu—8, Yaiuate-

Shinryo

Date Tekko-sho K.K.--6, Takigashi- Toba Y )K0-—8, Omi-maehi

ra-cho

Kotaki Zosen Tekko-sho—Moriya-cho Hankow

Mikami Tekko-sho—78, Sumiyoshi- Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

cho : ing Co., Ltd.—29, Rue de Paris Exten.

Nippon Juzo K.K.-~-iSuehiro-cho

Oriental Steel Pr'odtjcTs ' Co., Ltd.— Siemens China Co. - 3, Wilson St.

Kawasaki City

IIraga Dock K.K.—2, Ohno-cho Harbin

Yamaha Zosen Tekko-sho—3659, Aoiki- Fetisoff Bros.—21, Mostovaya Street

cho

Yokohama Kosakusho KJK.--1, Haya- Srodaworks,

Pristan Ltd.—2, Commercial St.

shi-cho

Yokohama Tekko-sho K.K.—LJhiwaka- Hongkong

cho'

KOREA Davie, Boag & Co,, Ltd.—3, Queens

Road Central

E. Hing & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street

Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K.—91, Nan- Globe Trading. Go,—37, Des Voeux

daimon-dori, Seoul Road Central

Japan Steel Products Co.—Keijo Build- Kelly & Co., Ltd. 11, Queen’s Road

ing Central

Koga Fukutaro—9, Horai-cho

Marusan Shokai G. K.—162, Horai- Lee—133, Tung Wo Brass & Iron Foundry

Portland Street, Kowloon

cho Maison,

Showa Shoji K.K. —13, Kanko-dori BuildingE. Mathiru, Ste. Ame.—Prince’s

Yee On—19, Hillier Street

FORMOSA

Mukden

i Taiwan Chuzo K.K.—117, Dairyudo- Fujita & Co., Inc.—24, Naniwa-dori

cho, Taihoku

i\ Taiwan

Takao Iron Works — Takao-gai, Shanghai

|i Toa Iron Works—Kensei-cho,' Tai- Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd. — 107,

\ ,, hoku . Museum Road '

'i Koshin Shokai, Ltd. -- Kyo-machi Cameron &. Co. (China), Ltd., A.

i Taihoku 81, Jinkee Road

CHINA Chung Hwa Steel Products Co.,

Ltd.—89, Foochow Road

Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.—34,

Dairen Museum Road

Ferros^aal A,.G.—30, Foochow. Road

{ Dairen Engineering . Works, Ltd.— Guest, Keen St Nettlefdlds, Ltd.—

120, Jinkee Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E198 IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS-JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC.

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron t Coal Co., Ltd. Redpath Brown & Co., Ltd. —Hong-

— 33, Szechuen Road kong Bank Chambers

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road United Engineers, Ltd—-River Val-

McGregor Iron Works—286, Ward ley Road

Road

Osborn <8t Co., Ltd., Samuel 20, THE PHILIPPINES

Museum Road Manila

Poldi Steel Works—-451, Kiangse

Road

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—133, Sze- Atlantic. Gulp & Pacific Co. of

Manila—71-77, Muelle de la Indust ria

chuen Road

United States Steel Products Co.-- BETHLEHfcM

opBuilding

STEEL EXPORT CORPORATION

New York—National City Bank

17, Canton Road

Kaknshaws Hooks & Honolulu Iron;

Tientsin Works—Second Street, Port Area

Perez Samanillo, Rafael—116-122, Juan

Luna

Ferrostaal, G.m.b.H.—29, Consular Philippine SpCncrete, Inc. — Heac >ck

Road Building

Otte & Co.—29, Consular Road Schnitzler Sons.—9o7, C. Ongpin

Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, ML Wilson Street Verlinden, M.—Capitol Building

MALAYA JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS,

Penang ETC.

JAPAN

Kim Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach

Street Kobe

United Engineers, Ltd.—37, Bishop

Street Asahi iShoten—Tor Hotel Road

Chiyoda-ya Shoten—193, Motomachi-

Perak dori

Gedeon, Freres—40/15, Isobe-dori

United Engineers, Ltd.—Lahat Road, Hikai Shoten—222, Motomachi-dori

Ip oh S Iwami-ya Shoten—43, Sannomiya-dorl

Mita Bijutsu-ten — 161, Motomachi-

Malacca dori

Nambu Shigeru Shoten—270, Moto-

United Engineers, Ltd.—1, Riverside machi

Shibachu Shoten—45, Motomachi-dori

Selangor i Swiss Watch Import Co.— Crescent

Building

Federated Engineering Go., Ltd., Yamato dori Brds. & Co.—4, Shimoyamate-

The—246, High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Osaka

Singapore

Haneda Kikinzokuten—7, Shinsaiba-

Butter, W.-137-139, Cecil Street shi

Hume Pipe (Far East),. Ltd.—6th Mile Harada Genhodo — 30, Andojibashi-

Bukit Timah Road dori

CLASS [FLED LIST OF TRADES

JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC. E199

Hattori & Co., Ltd., K.—17, Bakuro- j Peiping

oho

Iwaide Kiichi—17, Haichiman-dori j Raymond Dreyfus—98,' Morrison Str.

Matsuya—2, Andojibashi

Moraki & Go,, S.—Minamikyuhoji ! Shanghai

Shobido JemtelLery Co., Ltd.—2, Ki- : Beraha &' Stetten, Ltd., D. — 320,

tahama Kiangse Road

Yamaguichi 'I'ank.!^ K. K,—30, Korai- Hilsjberg, Wm.—103, Kiukiang Road

bashi

Yamamoto Mark-do—Shigino-cho Hirsbrunner A ( Vi.—659, Szechuen Road

Ismer A Co., C, 244, Nanking Road

Tokyo Nose Dragon A Go,—207-9, Boone Road

Sennet Freres—137, Nanking Road

Japan Diamond Co-—6. Owari-cho Ullmann A Co., Ji—410, Szechuen R. ad

Kume Takao—17, Minami Igamachi

Mikuni Pearl Co., Ltd.—5, Muro- MALAYA

machi

Tensho-do—16, Owari cho Penang

Yokohama De-Silva, Ltd., B.P.—1, Bishop St.

Storch Brothers, Ltd. — 4, Beach

Aoki Tokeiten—47, Fukutomi-oho Street

Ishikawa Tokeiten—6, Isezaki-chn Wassiamuel,

Street aIsomull A Co.—12, Bishop

Kawakita Tokeiten—43, Ban ten-dor i

Musashiya Shoten G. K.—12, Masago- Perak

oho

Suzuki Tokeoten—101, Noge cho Pritchard & Co.. Ltd.—Market Str.,

Ipoh

CHINA Storch Bros.—Brewster Rd., Ipoh

Hongkong

Selangor

Beraha, M.—14, Queen's Road C.

Chellaram, D.—China Bldg. Hendry, P. H—2/4, Batu Road, K.L.

Isaok A. Co. — Hongkong Hotel Build- Regold A Co.- 225, Batu Road, K.L.

ing Robinson A Co.—Java Street, K.L.

Little Shop, The—Gloucester Build- Storch Brothers, Ltd.—37-39, Java

ing .Street, .Kuala Lurapu

Mayen & Co.—37, Quesn’s Road C.

Sennet Freres-Gloucester Building Singapore

Ullmann & Co., J.—Alexandra Build- Brisk & Co.—26, Battery Road

ing, Chater Road

De Silva, Ltd., B. P—19-21, High

Dairen Street

Ezekiel A Sons, M.—Raffles Chambers,

Miyazaki Shomei-do—84, Naniwa-cho Raffles Place

'Okudo Tokeiten—137, Naniwa clk> Flinter, Ltd., A.—6, Raffles Place

Omi Yoko G.K.—37, Naniwa-cho Frankel Bros. — Fran kels Building,

Tensho-do—90, Naniwa-machi 101, Victoria Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E200 JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC.—LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

Gammeter & CO., E. O.—Winchester Manila Jewelry Store—38, P. Moraga

House (Opposite Clifford Pier) Tiffany, The—408-410, Carried©, Cor.

Goessele, R. F.—2a, Robinson Road Plaza Miranda, Quiapo

Kong Sun & Co.—55, North Bridge

Road LABORATORY EQUIPMENT FAC-

Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15, TORfES- (See Page B50)

Battery Road

Ullmann, Rene Raffles PI,ace LACES—(See under Silk and Also

Wassiamull Asoomull & Co.—31 and Page B50)

33, High Street

NETHERLANDS INDIES LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

Batavia JAPAN

Jaissle & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 68 Kobe

Chuo Sokusan K. K.—9, Tachibana-

Sourabaya dori

Jaissle &. Co., Otto—P.O. Box 12 Horai dori

Fudosan K. K.—10, Kaigan-

Sim pang Kangyo Shoji K. K.- Sakae-machi

Semarang Morimoto Shoten K. K.—3, Isogami-

dori

Maison Pbeciosa—Badjong 115 Teikokc Shinyei K. K.—37, Fusunoki-

cho

THE PHILIPPINES CHINA

Manila Hankow

Abolaptx, Inc., M. & C.—l22,X'ueva Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Bern ado & Sons—85, Rosa-rio 4, Rue Clemeiicean

El Barato—300, Carried*', Sta. Cruz

El Brilliante D. Trinidad e Hijos Harbin

408, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

El ZafIro -682, Rizal Are., Sta. Crilz

El. Zenith Jewellery Store—"33-35, Es- govaya, N.T. Ltd.—119, Novotor-

Manchurian Co.,

coltap Binondo

Filipino Expert, Inc.—314, Echague Hongkong

Heacock Co., H.E.—120-130, Escolta,

and David Binondo China Entertainment and Land . In-

La Estrella Del Norte—46-50 Escolta vestment

Central Co;, Ltd.— 34, Queer’s Road

La SampaOuita - 305, MiseHcordia ’

Laperal, Victorina G. De—Laperal ings Estates, Ltd.—China Build-

Chinese

Building, 851-853, Rizal

Laperal de Guzman, Maxima- -850 852, j Cooper & Co., D. H.—1, Des Voeux

Road Central

Rizal Avenue, 'Sta. Cruz. Credit Foncier d’Extreme

Levy Blum, Inc.--35, Plaza Sta. Cruz \ —French Bank Building ' Orient

Levy Hermanos ' Inc.—46-50, Escolta, ' David & Co., S. J.—67-69, Des Voeux

Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS E201

Ellie & Edgar — Holland House, j Lester,' Johnson and Morriss—20,

Queen's Road Central | Kiukiang Road

Greaves, A. P.—li, Queen’s Road C. i Metropolitan. Land Co,., Ltd.—81.

Grose & Co., J. F.—^6, Dea Vceux Jinkee Road

. Road Central Miao Kay Pah—Lane 733, 13, Con-

H Kong Land Inves™ent and naught Road

Agency Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg. Moeller k Co.. L. E.—110, Szechuen

Hong Kong & Kowloon Land & Loan Road

Co.. Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road West Moore & Co., Ltd., L.—88, Museum

Hong Kong Realty & Trust Co., Ltd. Road

—Exchange Building Mutual Investment Co.—89, Foochow

Humphreys Estate & Finance Go., Road

Ltd.—Alexandra Building Nissim, N. Fred—278, Kiangse Road

Kwok Hin Wang—17, Connaught Rd Powell, Sidney,, J.—410, Szechuen Hoad

Central Realty Investment Co., Fed. Inc. —12,

Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd.—12, The Blind

Queen’s Road Central Republic Land Investment -Co.—149,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Peiping Shanghai Land Investment : Co.—100,

J inkee Road

Cameron & Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei Sop her & Co., Theodore-131, Museum

Hutung Road ,

Spence, Robinson a Partners- 27.

Shanghai Peking Road

Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hong Kong Suhk, Toeg,

K. H.—266, Peking Road

E. F.—103, Kiukiang Road

Road West End Estates, Ltd.—29, Avenue

Asia Realty Company- 110,. .Szechuen Edward VII

Road

Bis,set & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund Tientsin

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd,—391, Kiang-

se Road

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—110, Han- toria Terrace Co., Inc.—12, Vic-

China

; Securities

kow Road Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Cathay Land Co.—Sassoon House 111, Rue de France

China Realty Co.—290, Szeehuen Road Davis,

Chinece Auctioneering Co., Ltd.— Fischer,R. EmIl’ S.—17, Victoria Terrace

S. — 15, ex-Austrian

157, Peking Road

i Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Tientsin LandTung

Bund near Fu Chiao

Investment Co., Ltd.—

I 18, The Bund 49, Taku Road

| Crone, Erik—294, Szechuen Road

) Cumine ■ & Co., Ltd.—149, Szechuen Tsingtao

Road

j Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund Lennox tr Co., J.—8,.Chekiang Boad

David & Co., S. J.—320, Kiangse Rd.

Great Shanghai Realty Co., The—24, NETHERLANDS INDIES

The Bund

Hsin

VII Heng & Co.—160, Avenue Edward Batavia

Krivoss Realty Co.—1331, Avenue Ockerse, F. W. A.—34, Binnen Nieuw-

J off re poortstraat

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

E202 LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS

MALAYA Penang

Negri Sembilan Anthony

M anseegh Taylkr 50, Birch Road, Brown, Phillips & Stewart—1a,

Penang Street

Seremban

Dennys & Co., A. —22a, Beach Street

Perak Lim Cheng Teir — 292, Brick Kiln

Road

Foo Nyit Tse—321. Lahat Road Estate & Trust Agencies—11. Light-

Yin Foon Chan and Nyit Shin—321, Kong Street

Lahat Road & Ct). -10, PenaDg Street

Selangor

Malacca

Barlow & Co. — Eastern Smelting

Building Tan Cheng Look’ ' c.B.k.

Gleeson & CO. - 139A, Ainpang Road,

Kuala Lumpur

Low Leong Huat—BA, Brickiield Road, THE PHILIPPINES

Kuala Lumpur

Richards & Co., D.—Klang Manila

Soc. Internationale de Plantations

et de Finance—Laidlaw Building, Araneta, Inc.—Insular Life Building

Kuala Lumpur

SocFlN & Co.—P.O. Box 330, Kuala Ayala nondo

& Co.—Pilipinas Building, Bi-

Lumpur

Teh Seow Teng—16, Weld Road. Bldg. Cu Unjieng, Leopoldo — Ou Jieng

Kuala Lumpur

Farre He km a nos—97, Cristobal, Paco

Singapore Hoskins & Co., C. M. — 185. David

Street, Plaza Cervantes

Abdeen & Co., Ltd.—16, Jalan Masjid, Juyco, Velilla & Co.—110, Crystal

Off Changi Road Arcade Bldg.

Abdeen, H. IB, Jalan Masjid, Off Madrigal & Co.;—8, Muelle del Ban-

Changi Road co Nacioual

Alkaff & Co.—70 & 1 70a, The Arcade Manila Development 306. Kneedler

Alsagoff, S. O. — 35a, Winchester Building

House (Third Floor)

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Bldg., Collyer Insular Life Building, BiruondoCo.—

Philippine Land Improvement

Quay

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Ramirez, J. V.—Crystal Arcade Build-

ing, Esoolta

3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers Rizal Park Co-, Tnc.—Paterno Build-

East Asiatic Co.—12, Raffles Quay ing

Estate and Trust Agencies (1927), Rosenstock, C. \V.—124, T. Pinpin,

Ltd. 9-B (k C, d’Almeida Street Binondo

Peek & Co., Ltd. — E-2, Hongkong Roxas y Compania—719, Echagae

Bank Chambers

St. Helen’s Court (Singapore), Ltd. San Juan Heights Co.—680, Rizal

—Shell House, Collyer Quay Ave.

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade Sorox y Cia—Soriano Bldg.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS E203

LAWYERS Suzuki Law Office — Marunoucbi

Building

JAPAN Uzawa Somei Law Office—12, Naka-

dori

Kobe Vogt, Dr. K. & R. Sonderhoff—

Yaesu Building

Akita Shintako—62, Kusunoki-cho

De Becker, de BeGker & Sebald— Yokohama

Meikai Building

Fujimura Kazuo — 3, Nakayamate- Spence, Wm. B.—45a, Yamashita-cho

dori

Ike Zenichi—90, Nakayamate-dori CHINA

Isogawa Noaichi—122, Isogawa dori

Matsuno, Dr. H.—IT, Yamamoto-dori Hankow

Nakamura & Co., Ltd.—C42, Nishi- Bailey & Perry—16, Foucheong Road

machi

Ohta Yasutani—40, Nakayamate-dori

Yoshida Seizo—31, Akashi-machi Hongkong

Osaka Arculli, A. el—Stock Exchange Bldg.

Asamura Tokyo Jumusho—217, Kita- Brutton & Co., Geo. K. Hall—10,

Des Yoeux Road Central

hama

Osaka Tokyo Dairikyoku — 16, Kita Queen’s RoadNin,

Chau Tsun

West

Hon. Mr. — 8,

hama D’AImada & Co., Leo David House

Yomota Tei—36, Okawa-cho (1st floor)

Yuasa Law Office—42, Kitahama D’Almada & Mason—20, Queen’s Road

Central

Tokyo Deacons -1, Des Yoeux Road Central

Hastings & Co.—15-19] Queen’s Rd. C

Abe Maoyuki—Marunoucbi Building Johnson, Stokes & Master — H.K.

Akiyama Law Office—21, Mitsubishi Kwan,Bank Building

Building C. Y.—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Oahusac, A. F.—7, Nakadori Lo & Lo—Alexandra Building

GIadsby, J.—12, Maruriouchi, Kojima- Lb, Hin Shing—Chung Tin Bldg.

chi-ku Lo, Tung Fan—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Hamao Shiro—30, Samoncho Maonamara, H. C.—Hong Kong Bank

Hara Law Office—40, Nandomachi Building

Havilland, W. A. de, m.a. — Maru- Pollock, Hon. Sir H. E.,r k.o.—

nouchi Bldg. Queen’s Building

Inui Masahiko—Marunoucbi Building Potter, Eldon, k.c.—Prince’s Build-

Kawamtjra Tetsuya — Mamnouchi ing

Building Russ & Co,—6, Des Vceux Road C.

Making Ryozo—12, Fukuromachi Sheldon, H. G.—Pripce’s Building

Moriya Law Office—Showa Building Silya, M. A. da—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

Nakamura Ginzo—Marunouchi Build- Sin & Co.. P.H.—14. Queen’s Rd. C.

ing Tam, W. N. Thoma*—4, Queen’s Road

Plage Jimusho, Dr.—29, Mikawadai- Central

machi T’so & Hodgson—Prince’s Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E204 LAWYERS

Wilkinson &. Grist — 2, Queens Road Fox & Morrison—34, Rue de France

Central Kent & Mounsey—2, Victoria Ter-

Woo & Woo-Bank of China Building, race

4, Queen’s Road Central Kleinschmidt, E,—12, Wuchang Road

Macao INDOCHINA

Jorge, Adolfo—50, Avenida Almeido Hanoi

Ribeiro

Lxjiz Nolasoo, Dr.—53, Praia Grande Mourlan, Pierre et Marcel Pascalis

Rodrigues, Damiao—11, Avenida Al- —40, Boulevard Gambetta

meida Ribeiro

. . SIAM.

Shanghai Bangkok

Allman & Co., R. G.—205, Hamilton Baguley & Tooth

House

Anderson J. O. Office—131, Museum Tilleke & Gibbins

Road

Browett. H.—34, Museum Road MALAYA

Chang, K. W.—40, Ningpo Road Johore

Chu Ponson C.—614, Rue Lafayette

Ellis & Hays—137, Peking Road Allen & Gledhill—23, Jalan Majidi,

Fessenden A Holcomb —149, Yuen Muar

Ming Yuen Road Shelly-Thompson & Demuth — 82,

Fishman, Alex. N.—246, Vallon Road Jalan Soga, Batu Pahat

Franklin & Harrington—149, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road Malacca

Hansons—39, Peking Road Allen & Gledhill—13, Church St.

Machado, C. J.—9, Albury Lane

McDonald, Ranald G. — 169, Yuen Gould

Rogers

& Co., Ralph C.—36, Riverside

& Son—40, First Cross Street

Ming Yuen Road

Platt, White-Cooper & Co.—83, Pe- Zehnder Bros.—9, Church Street

king Road

Priestwood, Victor—2, Peking Road Negri Sembilan

Rangel, T.—330, Szechuen Road Cross & Wright—93, Birch Road,

Rodger & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Schuhl, & Lurton—330, Szechuen Rd. Seremban

Teesdale, Newman & Co.—59, Peking Farr, Mervyn E. A.—39, Jalan Tunku

Hassan, Seremban

Road

Tuck, Joseph—Lane 124, E-9, Burkill

Road Penang

Tientsin Abdoolcader, H. H.—39, Beach Street

Cheng Ean & Soon Chee—33f & 33g,

Eastham, B. C.—3, Victoria Terrace Beach Street

Evans, R. T.—1, Victoria Terrace Logan, Ross & Samuel—5, Union St.

Presgrave & Matthews 9, Beach St.

Fermus & Hoselitz — 111, Rue de Wreford

France & Thornton—29, Beach St.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS E205

Perak Wee Swee Teow & Co.—4, Bonham

Building

Bryant & Taylor—Ipoh Zehnder Bros.—26a, Chulia Street

CowDY & Jones—15, Hale St., Ipoh

Di nford-Wood, J.—29, Hale Street, NETHERLANDS INDIES

Ipoh

Gibb & Co.—Hongkong Bank Bldgs., Batavia

Ipoh

Maxwell & Kenion — Station Road, Brouwer, L. G.

Ipoh Brouwer Borgman, W. F. J.

Watson, E. C.—P.O. Box 105, Ipoh Buddingh de Voogt, J. G.

Doornick, A. van

Selangor Dunne, E. J. F. van

Feith,

Au-Yong Bros.h-17,:: Church Street, Fromberg, Jhr. P. R.

Kuala Lumpur P. H.

Bannon & Bailey—Laidlaw Building, Groot, J. H. C. dk

Java St., Kuala Lumpur Hasselt, F. H. Copes van

Ford & Delamore—60, Klyne Street, Kastelijn, L. J. C.

Kuala Lumpur

Freeman & Madge—54, Klyne Street Kruger, J. G.

Klatte, J. H.

Lovelace & Hastings—56, Klyne St. Lebbe, J. H. L.

Pooley & Co.—66, Klyne Street

Sharma, S. M.—71, Klyne Street, , , Lubbers, J.

Wagner, E. A. Stockwell — 5, Old Marting, W. C.

Mulder, W. G. F. B.

Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur Neef, N. N. J. de

PoNt, P. A. M.

Singapore Sartono, R. M.

Aitken & Ong Siang—9, Bonham Smits, H.

Building Stern, Jhr. J. L.

Allen & Gledhill—22a, Raffles Place Tellegen, P. H. W. F.

Battenberg & Talma—1a, Raffles Place Venema, O. J. A.

Braddel! Bros.—Meyer Chambers Westerholt, A. J. A. Baron van

Campbell & Co., J. G.—8, Raffles Place

Chan & Eber—Raffles Chambers Semarang

Donaldson & Burkinshaw — 3, De

Souza Street Boelen, H. J. & Meursinge, J. A.—

Drew & Napier—10, Collyer Quay Hoogandorpstraat 12

Johannes & Sammy—1, 2 & 5, Bonham Knappert

Building

Kow Soon Kim—4a, Change Alley THE PHILIPPINES

Mendis k Ahlip—1st Floor, 21, Bat-

tery Road Manila

Rodyk & Davidson—4, Raffles Place

Shelley-Thompson & Demuth — 26a, Abrera, Tansinsin & Marquez—501,

Change Alley Fernandez Bldg.

Sisson & Delay—Union Bldg., Collyer Alcid, Lim & Agbayani — 9, ■ Plaza

Quay Moraga, Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E206 LAWYERS—LEATHER, BELTING AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS

Atuneta, Zaragoza and Araneta—In- Tan Torres, Genaro—129, Dasmar-

sular Life Building, Plaza Mor^ga, inas, Binondo

Binondo Villarosa, Fernando, C.—Free Press

Atienza & Umali—Cu Unjien Bldg. Building

Barrera & Reyes—Burke Building, Whitney,

nondo

Courtney—181, David, Bi-

Escolta

Camus Law Office—Suite 402, Ma- Wolfson, Jos. N.—209, National City

Bank Building

sonic Temple, Escolta

Carlos & Carlos—12, Escolta

Claravall, Francisco—Bl6, Paterno LEATHER, BELTING AND SHOE

Building MANUFACTURERS

Corporal Counsel (Ramon Diokno)—

Masonic Temple, Escolto, Binondo JAPAN

DeWitt, Perkins & Ponce Enrile—

Heacock Building, Pinondo Kobe

Diokno, Ramon — Masonic Temple,

Escolta

Duran & Lim—Cu Unjieng Bldg. AsaHi-ya Shokai—154, Kitanagasa

Gibbs, McDonough & Ozaeta—Peoples dori

Bank Bldg. Fujimoto Shoten—62, Shimoyamate-

Grey & Encarnacion—Regina Bldg. dori

Fujitani

Gutierrez Repidf. & Monson—97, Gral Hoshi-ya—N Shoten—11, Nunobiki-cho

Luna unoboiki-cho

Harvey & O’Brien—Suite 520, Ma- Kobe-ya Hambai-sho—187, Motomaohi

sonic Temple, Escolta. Binqndo Oiwa Shoten—238, Motomaohi

Ingersoll, Frank B, — 514, Chaco Sakai Shoten—40-41, Nakayamate-

Building dori

Koh & Koh—266, Juan Luna Yamano Shoten—8, Motomachi-dori

Leon, Fortcnato de—Kne.edler Bldg. Yamasaki Shoten—109, Motomachi-

Lockwood, L. D.—324 Kneedler Build- dori

ing, Sta. Cruz Yoshida Shoten—172, Sannomiya-cho

Lontok Law Office — 1, Quesada,

Tondo Nagoya

McFie, Jr., John R.—312, Kneedler

Building, Sta. Cruz Ajuka Seika Kaisha, Ltd.—33, Okuno-

Mendoza, Pedro B. — 227, David, bo

Binondo

Natividad, Graciano T.—303, Cu- Iwata & Co.—Teppo-cho

Unjieng Building, Escolta

Ortega Law Offices—407. Masonic Yokohama

Temple, Escolta

Quirino Law Offices—Metropolitan Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Theater Bldg.

Ramirez & Ortigas—408. Filipinas Marumori

cho

Shoten—68, Sumiyoshi-

Building, Plaza Moraga

Reyes, Isabelo G.—451, P. Campa, Miyashita Shoten—1, TokiwEvoho

Sampaloc Okumura Kinjiro Shoten—33, Onoe-

Reyes & Reyes—131, Quesade, Tondo cho

Shouse & Lichanco — Brias Roxas Tsutajio Hikaku Shoten—85, Okina-

Bldg. cho

.CLASSIFIED LIST of. trades

LEATHER, BELTING AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS E207

Osaka Tientsin

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Shima Bldg. Froiman, D. A. —145, Davenport Road

Akita Shoten—33, Shikitsu-oho Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Dairoktt K. K.—^500, Ssnbi-oho Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Taku Rd.

Fttkdi Shoten—42, Bekko-cho and 2, Bruce Road

Hanshtn Belt G. K.—18, ImakaLcho Stekol A. G.—278, Victoria Road

Hibi Shoten—110, Shibata-cho

Miartjku Shoten—725, Kujonaki-dori MALAYA

Murata

macbi Yasu Belt Shoten—22, Tani- Singapore

CHINA Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. IB, Prince Ed-

ward Road

Foochow Rahamin Penhas—86, Robinson Road

Eastern Engineering & Trading Co., THE PHILIPPINES

Ltd.—1, Shan Hang St., Nantai

Harbin Manila

Boisen. C.—77, Uchastkovaya St. Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Sojiano Bldg.,

Plaza Ceryantes

Hongkong Manila Harness Co.* Inc.—1Q8, Es-

colta

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—China Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Na-

Canada Shoe Co.—18, D’Aguilar St. New tional City Bank Bldg.

Fook On Wing, Ltd.—40, Hing Lung 552, T. Pinpin, Binondo Co.—550-

People Manufacturing

Street

Oriental Shoe Co., The—17, Welling- Philippine Tannery Co., Ino.—431-

433, Misericordia

ton iStreet Pickett Harness Co.—300, Tetuan,

Sander, Wieler & Co.—King’s Bldg. Sta. Cruz

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux Prospero Harness, The—-811, Raon,

Road Central Qui apo

South China Leather Goods Manu- Reptile Store, The—28, Dewey Boule-

facturing Co.—17, Pottinger Street vard, Ermita

|Wong Sui Woon—271, Hennessy Rd. Riu Hermanos, Inc.—623, Escolta

Shanghai United States Shoe Co. — 286, San

Marcelino, Ermita

I' Belitng & Leather Products Assooia Yumarinas Guioc Lo & Co.—312-314, Das-

!L tiojt, Inc.—57, Peking Road

3:Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiangse YuV icente Joaquin & Co.—219-221, San

Road

KJnited Leather Goods Co.—120, Nan- NETHERLANDS INDIES

| king Road

s V i Lou dak r A Co., Fed. Inc. — 59, Sourabaya

j Peking Road

2ais, Steinman ^ Qo., Inc.—110, Sze-

|. chuen Road Butteweg & Co.

L8

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LIGHTERAGE AND TRANSPORTATION-MACHINERY

E208 AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS

LIGHTERAGE AND Manila Lighter Transportation. Inc.

TRANSPORTATION 129, Dasmarinas

Manila Electric Company 134, San

CHINA Marcelino

Pasay Transportation

Macao Robles Transportation — 543, Sto.-

Sepulcro, Paco

Empresa. Lusitana deTransportes, Iloilo

Ltd. P.O. Box 493

Shanghai Visayan Stevedore - Transportation

Co., The

Commercial Express & Storage Co.-- LUMBER (Ser under Timber)

33. Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Magrill & Co., Ltd., James 120, MACHINE FACTOR!ES—(See

Kiangse Road Page B51)

Mardkn & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Han-

kow Road

Shanghai Express Co., Ltd. — 150, MACHINERY AND HARDWARE

Boone Road MERCHANTS

Shanghai Tug Ac Lighter Co., Ltd.—

2-3, French Bund JAPAN

Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd Kobe

97, Hankow Road

Whangpoq Tug & Lighter Co.. Ltd. Ahrexs & Co. Nacht., H. IGomei

—120, Kiangse Road Kaisha)—32, Akashi-machi

Tabu Abe Shoten—56, Umegaka*-cho

Aoyama Steel Co.—3-71, Aioi-cho

Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd Cader, Doray. & Co. — 38A. Sakae-

machi

Tientsin Fuji Shokai Goshi Kaisha—56. Sa-

, kae-machi

Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., machi, Engineering

General

Kobe-ku

Go.—-18. Akashi-

The—British Bund Hashimoto. -Shokai iK. K.—32, Akashi-

THE PHILIPPINES machi

Hiwada Shoten—39, Nishide-machi

Manila Honda Michitaro—4-195, Nishide-

machi

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company Kansai Kosaku-sho—8, Yoban-cho

of Manila — 71-77, Muelle de la Kobe dori

Mekki G. K.—119, Hachiman-

Indust ria

Luzon Brokerage Co.. Inc.—Derham Mikado dori

Yotetsu-ten—37, Isogami-

Bldg.

Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc.—Pier Nakajima Shoten -17, Kumochibashi

Nippon Kinzoku K.K.—27, Kaigan-

No. 5, Port Dickson dori

Manila Land & Water

Co., Inc.—117, Transportation Noda

Dasmarinas Gomei Kaisha—69, Kyo-nmcihi

/ CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS E209

NokiTake Aijxbo—132, Isogamai-dori MitsuBisHi Zosen . Kaisha—Akunoura

Senkokukx Seizo K.K.—58, Shima- Nagasaki

Asaki-machi

Kxkaj Seisakusho — 1,

gami-cbo

Suganuma Shoten—260, Bossho-mura

Takashima Shoten—12, Minami Saka- Nagoya

segawa'-cho

Wada Shoten—6j Sannomiya-cho

Weitzel, J.—39, Akashi-nlachi, Kobe- Bussan

jima-cho

Kyodo Goshi Kaisha—Saso-

ku Herbert, Ltd.. Alfred—23, Murata

Yagixt Kiyoji Shoten—84, Yedo-maohi inaehi, Nakaku

Horne & Co., Ltd. -3 Shin Yaraagi-

Hakodate machi

Mitsubishi Naninen Katsha, Ltd.

Hoshino Kogyo K. K. — 209, Higashi (Aircraft)—Oe Minami-ku

Kawacho Nogamy Automatic Loom Works, Ltd.

Meguro Toku.iiro 7. Masago-cho —Gokisho-cho (Textile)

Mttrase Tekkosho—226, Sakae-machi Okaya & Co.—Teppo-cho

Uroko 'Shokai—Higashi Kavva-cho Okura & Co.—Sumitomo Buildings

Yamagtjcht

cho Tekkosho—48, Nishikawa

Osaka

Kyoto Akioka Eijiro—2-41, Tani-machi, Mi-

nami-ku

Doban Seisakct-jo—Kawabata-Higashi Anegawa Yosoji—1-35, Sonezaki

Ichihara Hatsxxtaro—Hon-cho Kami, Kita-ku

Inoxtye Seikichi—17, Hon-cho Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Gosho Bldg.

Inottye Zenbai—Kobashi-nishi Hayashi Kan Shoten—8, Tani-machi

Kamasen—Muro-machi Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—28, Higashi

Kawachi Ygtaro—18, Hon-cho Umeda-cho

Kitagawa Denki Kigyo-sha—2, San jo Horne Co., Ltd.-—14, Imabashi

sagaru Iwata Keitei Shokai—11, Itachibori

Mitani Shindo Kaisha—Maruta-ma- Kita

chi Kawashima Shoji Gomei Kaisha—

Ohashi Masaji—Horikawa-Higashi 132, Shin-machi, Nishi-ku

Okixmura Saburo—Hon-cho, Higashi Kikai dori

Boeki K.K.—3, Dojima Hama

Uyengama Yeikichi—Senbon Higashi Koga Shoten—3-21, Itachibori Mina-

Moji mi

Kusuda Takejiro—10-61, Honden-cho

i Asakawa Shoten—Minato-cho Mizutani-Shoten—48, Tani-machi

i Fudo Shoten—Sagae-maohi Naniwa Boeki Shoten—25, Satsuma-

bori Minamino-cho

Ohara Shimpei Shoten—Sakura-machi Ohbei Boeki Shokai—30, Utsubo

Ono Reitaro Shoten—Kiyofeaki-cho Min ami

Temmaya Shoten—Nakai-machi Roroku Shoten K.K.—21, Itachibori

Nagasaki Kita

Schmitz & Co.—Nippon Kaijo Bldg.

; Kobe Hatsudoki K.K.—42, Ura-Goto Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Osaka

i machi Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ErilO MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS

SUGIYAMA SHOTEN GoMEI KaISHA~8, Furukawa Denki K.K.—23. Nishi,

Hiranuma-cho

Honden, Nishi-ku

Tomoe Shokai—37, Itachibori Kita Namikawa Sho*ten—60, Nihon Ohdori

Toyo Seikosha—721, Ishino-cho Sato Shoten—24, Nihon-dori

Yamatake

dori Shokai—14, Dojima Hama- Tanaka Shoten—48, Miyaki-cho

Kern & Co., A.—77 Yamashita-cho

Shidzuoka Singer Sewing Machine Co.—1, Shin-

sakaye-machi

Asahi Imono K.E.—160, Temma-cho Yokohama Kogyo K.K.—1903. Kubo-

cho

Ohishi Jimbei Shoten—30, Einza- Toyo Babcock K.K.—1, Isogo-machi

machi

Tokida Choshichi Shoten—66, Shin- KOREA

dori

Shimonoseki Hashiguchi Usaku — 26, Honcho,

Seoul

Masijtani Shokai—Kannozaki-cho Kanae Shokai—1, Sakae-machi, Seoul

Matsuoka Masaicht—Tmamuro-cho Kondo Yasukichi—33, Hon-cho, Seoul

S'hikitma Tomozo—Irie-cho Kugimoto Tojiro—58, Hon-cho., Seoiil

Yokoyama Shoten—Irie-cho Sano Hiko Shoten—31, Hon-cho,

Seoul

Tokyo Sato Hanjiro—55, Hon-cho, Seoul

Singer Sewing Machine Co. — 1-28,

Armstrong Whitworth k CO;, Ltd , Teido, Seoul

Sir W. G.—8, Marunouchi Tatsumi Shoji K.K.—1, Nandaimon-

Becker & Co. (Printing, Paper Work- dori. Seoul

ing and Textile Machinery and

Machine Tools)—12/5, Marunouchi CHINA

Central

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—tWka Bldg., Canton

Uchiisaiwai-cho

Holstein & Co., Chr.—15, Uchisai- Andersen, Meyer A Co., Ltd.

wai-cho l-chome Kojimachi-ku Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road

HoftNK Co., Lto.—Yaesu Building Feld & Co., Lt^d., F.—52a, B.C.. Sha-

Knorr Jimusho—14, Marunouchi meen

Lembe, Walter—8, Marunouchi Iebsen & , Co.—P O. Box 18

Nichio Boyeki Shokai—7, Futaba-cho Kafeek

Schmitz & Co., P.—Tokyo Tatemono Reuter, &Brockelmann

Co.—27-28, F.C., Shameen

& Co.—37, Bri-

Building tish Concession

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—10. Siemssen & Oo.—75, B.C., Shameen

Marunouchi

Roku-Rokd Shoten, Ltd.—3, Shisa- Spalinger h Co., U., s.A.—49, Shameen

kana-cho

Toyo Babcock K.K.—10, Marunouchi Dairen

Yokohama Andrews & George, Inc.—54, Yama-

gata-dori

Asano Bussan K.K. 26, Kaigan-dori Fukusho Go.—213, Yamagata-dori

Frazar Co.—7, Nihon-Odori Gadelius & Co.. Ltd.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS E2U

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

Voeux Road Central

—H.K. & Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Harada & Co.—21, Yamagata-dori Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen’s

Hidashi Seisakusho K.K.—3, Waka- Road Central

sa-machi Bailey & Co., W S.—Shipyard. Hokun

Kawabata Shoten—2, Irifune-cho Bodiker & Co., Carl—67, Des Voeux

Shgimoto Shoten—4, Sakae-machi Road Central

Carlowitz & Co.—Bank of China

Hankow Building

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.—

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. Shell House

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House China Bldg.

Engineers, Ltd. — Queen’s

Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and Co-operative Trading Co.—National

Co-operation Roads Bank Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road

Carlowitz & Co.—Tachemen Central

Gale Co., L. E.—48, Rue Dautremer Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong and

Hwa Chang Trading Co., Ltd.—9, Shanghai Bank Building

Dahlia Building, Hunan Road Domestic Engineers, Ltd.—22, Des

Mee-Ykh Handels Compagnie — 13, Yoeux Road Central

Tungting Road

Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping E.Eastern Hing & Co.—25. Wing Wo Street

Absestos Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Road, S.A.D. 3 Central

Siemens China Co.—3, Wilson St., Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road

S.A.D. 2 Central

Siemssen & Co.-34, Hankiang Road Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—51-52, Con-

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Kiang naught Road Central

Han Road, S.A.D. 3 Huygen, G. E.—-5, Queen’s Road C.

Harbin Jardine Engineering Corporation

—41, Pedder Street

Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Fetisoff Brothers—21 Mostovaga St. Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught

International Harvester Export Co Road Centra]

—92, Diagonalnaya Street

International Sleeping Car Company LeeCentral

PiAii Hong—52. Des Vceux Road

—132, Kitaskaya Street

International Technical Trading Co. Lee Yu Kee—37, Des Voeux Rd. C.

—130, Kitaiskaya Street Linotype and Machinery, Ltd.

Kunst & Albers—2, Birgevaya St., 1, Duddell Street

corner of Kitais-kaya St Moses k Co., N. S.—Priraoe’s Bldg.

Marcks, Lothar—6, Second St., Kor Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s

i pon-moy Gorodok Building

Pelstrusof, M.Y.—24, Bazarmaya St.

51 Singer Sewing Machine Co.—99, Ki Reuter Voeux

Brockelmann k Co.—6, Des

Rd. C.

taiskaya St., Pristan Ross & Co., Alex—1a, Chater Road

[ Skoda Works, Ltd.—2, Commercial Shewan Tomes & Co. JO. Des

Street Voeux Road C.

Hongkong Siemssen k Co.—6, Queen’s Rd. C

Singer Sewing Machine Co. — 59a,

Queen’s Road Central

A. Ming & Co.—105, Des Yoeux Road Swedish Trading Co.—China Bldg.

Central

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E212 MACHIIs FRY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS

D IiDErup & Co.—Stock Exchange Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51,

Building Canton Road

Yke Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co., Dodweel &: Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

Ltd. 65, Connaught Road C. Road

Duncan & Co. —117-129, Hamilton

Mukden House

Eagle A Globe Steel Co.—34, Museum

Chinese Engineering and Develot Road

went Co.—San ling Road E-Zung Chong & Co.—294, Broadway

Fujita & Co., Inc.—^24, Naniwa-dori Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road

Tsohurin

machi & Co., I. 1. - 34, Naniwa- German Machine Co.—153, Canton Rd.

Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road

Peiping Hartmann, Walter—i33, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

Andersen,

Fu Hutung Meyer & Co.—1, Tai Yuen Hudson & Co.—210, Kiukiang Road

Innis & Riddle ( China), Ltd.—34,

Chinese Engineering and Develop- Yuen Ming Yuen Road

ment Co,—75, Nan Chih Tzu Jardine Engineering Corporation -

Siemssen & Co—<20. Gan Mien Hu 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

tung Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

s WIDTH & Co., F.L.

Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung (Cement)—23, Jensen, G. S.—110, Szechuen Road

King Kee & Oo —76, Seward Road

Shanghai Klingelnberg & Wieda — 133, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

Konst A Albers—110,

American Trading Co.—51, Canton Lang & Co. . R.—59, Peking Szechuen Road

Road Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43, LangdonMercier

& Co., E. W.—30, Cardinal

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co.—190, Linotype & Machinery, Ltd. —160,

Avenue Edward YII

Kiukiang Road Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de L’Ouest

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Malcolm Road

& Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Ault & Wiborg Co. (Far East)—157, McGregor Iron Works—235, W&rd

Canton Road Road

Babcock & Wilcox, Lid.—1, The Bund Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 137,

Behn. Meyer China Co., Ltd. 35:. Canton Road

Peking Road Monotype Corporation — 17, The

Calco China Agency—40, Ningpo Rd. Bund

Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd.—2, Pe- MustardRoad

<& Co., Ltd.—161, Museum

king Road

Cameron & Co., A.—81, Jinkee Road Oliveira & Son—1, Seward Road

Chang Dah Yuen & Co —127, Broad- Orenstein & Koppel A. G. — 451,

Kiangse Road

way

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.— Osborn & Co., Samuel—20, Museum

138, Kiangse Road Road

China Engineers, Ltd.—88, Museum Reuter, BrOckelmann & Co. — 452,

Road Kiangse Road

Corbin Locks & Hardware — 353. Rielly, Simmons St Milne 91, Peking

Kiangse: Road Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS E213

Rose, Downs and Thompson (Far China American Engineering Corpn.

East), Ltd. 122, Peking Road —Rue de France

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—33, China Aaierican Trading Corpora

Szechuen Road tion—Rue de France

Scott, Haeding & Co.—121, Peking DauCarlotto

& Co., Hugo—9/11, Ermanno

Road

Shun Kee & Co.—293, Broadway Elbroor, Incorporated—31-47, Daven-

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Hayesport Road (Textile and Knitting)

Sin Chung Engineering Co. — 378, Taku Engineering

Road Corporation—49,

Kiangse Road

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—12, The Jardine. Engineering Corporation—

Victoria Road

Bund Ley, Ltd.—90, Victoria Road

Skoda Works, Ltd.—24, The Bund Oriental Trading & Engr. Co. 49r

Soy Chong—261, Hankow Road Taku Road

Stromwall, Holdo--391, Kiangse Rd Pottinger & Co —55, Victoria Road

Sulzer Brothers—34, Avenue Edward Shingming Trading Co., Ltd. —178,

YIT Taku Road

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha — 69, Kiu- Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

kiang Road Singer Sewing Machine Co. —132,

Telge and Shroeter—620, Szechuen Rue du Baron Gros.

Road Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—1J.

Toryu Yoko—171-3, Boone Road Rue de France

Wah Founo & Co.—115, Broadway Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, W. Wilson Rd.

Walworth International Co.—110, Twyford

lard

Co., J. —113, Rue du Chay-

Szechuen Road

Ward, Ltd., Thomas—34. Museum Rd. Tsinan

Way Oheong & Co., Ltd.—508, East

Yuhang Road Ma & Co., Y. C. — 87, Fourth Main

York Shipley, Inc.—81, Jinkee Road Road

Za Chong Shing—219, Broadway SIAM

n,, Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway

Bangkok

Swatow Bangkok Dock Co.

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd. - Tapan

RSan Shing Co. Hua Takay

Borneo Co, . Ltd. , The

Tientsin Buan Hoa Seng &, Co., Ltd. — East

Bank, River Menam ;

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri.

|iA. E. G. China Electric Co.—63, Diethelm & Co.,. Ltd.—Cable Ad:

B Taku Road Diethelmco

LAndersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de GestetnerNew Road

(Eastern), Ltd., D. — 38,

B| Takou

il Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—173, Victoria International Engineering Co., Inc.

—Chartered Bank Lane

/ Road Nai Lert

HjBiELFTELD & Sun—79, Fukushima Rd. Oriental Machinery ' Stores—Wora-

: Bucttmeister & Co—6], Canton Road ‘ ehak Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E214 MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS

MALAYA McAlister & Co. — Gresham House,

Battery Road

Penang Soon Teck & Co.—127, Market Street

:

Guthrie & Co.—35, Weld Quay United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley

Kim Keng Leong & Co. — 127, Beach Watts Road

Street & Co., Ltd.—144, Robinson Rd.

Paterson, Simons' & Co.—9, Weld

Quay NETHERLANDS INDIES

United Engineers—87, Bishop Street

Perak Batavia

Huttenbachs, Limited—94, Brewster N. V. HandelCo,. Mij

Burt Myrtle 4 .

Gestetner

Road, Ipoh Rijswijk Straat, Weltevreden

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd.—114A-116, N. Y. Lettergieterij “Amsterdam”—

Belfield St.

Lindeteves-Stokvis (Inc. D.E.L.).— Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.—Thi-

baultweg 1

60, Brewster Road, Ipoh

Lobnitz & Co., Ltd.—2,Edgar Road Sourabaya

Ipoh

United Engineers—Lahat Road N. V. Handel Mij. Gestetner—Kum-

Selangor pang Djepoen 5

VrA4G (k Aanbod (N. V. Het Techn.

Fedbratisd Enginpiring Qo., Ltd., The Bureau)—Aloon Aloon Jjontong 58

—246, High Street. Kuala Lumpur

Kinsey & Co., J. B.—85, Campbell THE PHILIPPINES

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Paterson, Simons & Co. -1, Old Cebu

Market Square

Singapore • International Harvester Co. of the

Philippines

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd—B 1, 2

1st Floor, Hongkong Bank Chambers Iloilo

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Collyer

Quay

Belting & Asbestos Coi—19, Phillip International

Philippines

Harvester Co. oi the

Street Koppel (Philippines), Inc.

Chin Ho & Co.—37, Phillip Street

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles Manila

Quay

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Hong Aguard Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quia-

Kong Bank Bldg. po

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. — 6th Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.-Insular

Mile. Bukit Tinah Road Life Bldg.

H\e Seng & Co.—35 & 36, Chulia St. Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. of

Ingersol-Rand (India), Ltd. Manila—77, M. de la Industria

Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co.— American Hardware & Plumbing CoJ

6, Raffles Place

—125, Escolta, Binondo

Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14 20, Or- Cham-Samoo

chard Road & Sons—300, Sto. Cnsto

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS—

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS E215

Davao Light & Power Co., Inc.— Wilson & Co., Inc.—53, Barraca

1,589, Taft Ave , Malate Yutivo Sons Hardware Co., Ltd.—

Dv BtiNcld & Co., Ittc.—191, M. de Yutivo Bldg.

Binondo

Earnshaw DooKs and Honolulu Iron MAHJONGG ENGRAVING FAC-

Works, The—Second Street, Port TORIES—(Vcc Page B60)

Area

Elmac, Inc.—627, Rizal Avenue MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Engineering Equipment & Supply

Co., Inc.—Thirteenth St., Port Area JAPAN

Gestetner, Ltd., D. 108, Escolta

Bmondo

Harris, Myer Machinery Co. — 20, Kobe

Nagtahan, Sampaloo

Hausmann & Co., L. M.—440, Dasma- Souza, F. ’£>.—17, Nakayamate-dori,

Nichome

rinas

International Harvester Co. of Osaka

the Philippines—Chaco Building

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Wise Bldg. Aall & Co., Ltd. - 9, Koraibasbi

Koppel (Philippines), Inc. — 75,

Dasmarinas Burke & Baker—P O. Box 188, Cen-

Landahl, Inc., John—132, Juan Luna tral

Lovsted & Co., (Manila), Ltd., C. M. Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. — Dojiina

Building, Kami-dori

—215, 13th Street, Port Area

Manila Machinery and Supply Co., Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.—

Gosho Bldg.

Inc.—675-681, Dasmarinas

Mitsui Bijssan Kaisha, Ltd. — Na- Sammann & Co., of Japan, Paul E.—

Kanda Building, Imabashi

tional City Bank Bldg.

Murphy & Co., J. A.—219, Luis Perez,

Samanillb Building, Escolta Tokyo

Nell & Co., The Edward J.—T. Pin-

pin and M. del Banco Nacional FrazAr & Co. — Yaesu Building,

Pacific Commercial Co. — National Marunouchi

City Bank Building HamAiond & Co.,' F. W.—10. Maru-

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.— rtouohi

805, Echague Muller, Phipps & Sellers—Maruuou-

Philippine Engineering Co. — 109, chi Bldg:

Plaza Sta. C.ruz

Smith. Beil & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Yokohama

& Shanghai Bank Building

Standard Iron Works—713, Azcar- Bell, R. G.—23, Yamashita-cho

' raga Collier, J. D.—23, Yamashita-cho

jT.AY Shing Hardware Co.—1023, Lave- FrAzar & Co.—7, Nihonodori

zares

. UyCervantes

Chaco Sons & Co., Inc.—25, Plaza CHINA

Vigelmann, E.—460-466, Dasmarinas Canton

ji Vulcano Engineering Co.—521, M. de

; la Industria Lei son Bros. & Co. —28, Ning Kai

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—Perez Wang Kai

- Samanillo Building Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

K2!6 MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Dairen Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.—67-

69, Des Voeux Road Central

TSOHURIN & Co., 1. I. Skewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central

Foochow Wicking & Co., Harry — Prince’s

Building

Dodwell & Co. Young & Co.—China Building

Oriental Engineering Co.

Macao

Hankow

Basto, J. A.—If, Avenida Almeida

Anersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. Ribeiro

China Trading Co., The—Central Peiping

China Post Bldg., Hunan Road,

S.A.D. 3

Howell, L. H.—Grand Hotel des

Harbin Wagons-Lits, Legation St.

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd. — 23, Shanghai

Shkolnaya

Pelstrusof, M. V.—24, Bazavnaya St. Anersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21, 24

and 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Hongkong Baboud, Mary & Cie.—17, Canton Rd.

Bird & Co., G. E.—106, Peking Road

Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M.—2, Con- Browne,

naught Road C. Hill & Co.—24. The Bund

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67, Des Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.—81,

Jinkee Road

Voeux Road C.

Arnhold & Co., Li'D.—15-19, Queen’s Ltd.—131, MuseumInstrument

China Scientific

Road

Co.,

Road C. Dodd, Anthony—59, Peking Road

Banker & Co., Ltd.—37, Des Voeux Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51,

Road C. Canton Road

Chee

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Getz Bros. & Co.—66, Nanking Road

Road C.

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.— Gillespie, A. T.—114, Peking Road

French Bank Building Grilk, G. J.—141, Minghong Road

Globe Trading Co.—37, Des Voeux Hamilton & Co., James—160, Avenue

Road Central Edward VII

Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C. — St. Hodges, H. M.—12, The Bund

George’s Building

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.-Alexander Illingworth,

Road

L. E.—210, Kiukiang

Building

Klink, P. J.—B. E. A. Building, 10, Klink, P. J.—3, A.—54,

Keijola, H. M. Ward Road

Edward Ezra Road

Des Voeux Road Central

Muller & Phipps (Asia), Ltd.—22, Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. — 137,

Peking Road

Queen’s Road C.

Pavri & Sons, K, S.—32, Wyndham Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road

Street Richards, J. H.—2, Peking Road

Reiss, Bradley & -Co., Ltd. — 7, Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—33,

Queen’s Road C. Szechuen Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS E217

Strom wall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd. Becker, P. A. F.—2, Finlayson Green

Tung Tai Trading Co.—21, Siking Binbers,

Rallies Place

Road

Yuen Dah & Co.—50-56, Jehol Road Bluntschli, H. C.—P.O. Box 53

Bolter & Co., H.—23, Winchester

Swatow House, Collyer Quay

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36-38, Robin-

Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76 son Road

Chin Ho & Co.—37, Phillip Street

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44, Coastal

Yee Aun St. Transport Co.—22, Winchester

House

Tientsin Colonial Trading Co.—7 & 9, Robin-

son Road

Connell Bros.

Bisseker, Ltd., F. D.—52, Taku Road 187b, Cecil Street Co., Ltd.—187, 187a,

Boss & Co., F. H.—108, Taku Road Dodde & Seymour, Ltd.—3, Laidlaw

Bulling & Co., A. E.—27, Consulai Building

Road Duncan Roberts, Ltd. — 10, Collyer

Quay

MALAYA East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles

Quay

Penang Gillespie, A. T.—47, The Arcade

Goodyear Orient Sales Co.—24, Telok

Syn Thong Co.—1, Penang Harbour Ayer Reclamation, Off Trafalgar St.

Board Godown Gwinnell, J. K. — Gresham House,

Tiang Lee & Co.—158, Beach Street Battery Road

Waugh & Co., Henry—33, Beach St. Hoon Seck Trading Co.—1, Raffles

Place

Perak Huttenbachs, Limited—5, Malacca St

Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

United Importers, Ltd.—154, Brews- Jackson & Co.—55, Robinson Road

ter Road, Ipoh Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd.—100 & 102,

Robinson Road

Selangor Kiat & Co., T. G.—766, North Bridge

Road

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Klass Sons, F. V.—163, Moulmein

■ Harrison, Barker & Co.—Old Market Road

Square, Kuala Lumpur Lea & COi, J.—27, Roberts Lane

i Kinsey & Co., J. B.—85, Campbell Lee & Co., C. M.—1st Floor,. 37-39,

! Road High Street

'Russell & Co., J. A.—Hong Kong and Malay503

Peninsular Agency—P.O. Box

4 Shanghai Bank Building

Malayan Commercial Agency—187, Se-

Singapore legie Road

Martin & Co., W. M—100, Tanglha

jAbdulla & Co., E. M.—Capitol Bldgs. Road

| Adrian Limited—12, 14 and 16, Jiak McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

House, Battery Road

! Kim Street

liBARTHOLOHELSZ, LTD., F. A. —12a, Ro- Union Building (Malaya), Ltd—

Muller & Phipps

j! binson Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E2I8 MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.—Insular Life

Road Building, Binondo

Praoer, M.—159, Cecil Street Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-211, M.

Roe & Co., R. E.—8, Bonham Building de Binondo, San Nicolas

Saiboo Marican & Co., K.—2b, Raffles Gestetner, Ltd., D.—108, Escolta

Quay Getz Bros. & Cp.—209, Soriano Bldg.

Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H.—3 & 5, Ro- Glaiserman, Inc., J. M.—51, Helios,

binson Road Sta. Cruz

Sternberg & Co. —110, Robinson Road Goldenberq &'Co., Inc. — Plaza Cer-

Stofeel & Co.—139/149b, Market St. vantes

Strickland & Co,—50, The Arcade Ledger Interchange Bureau—-China

Tels & Co., Trading Society—34/6, Bank Bldg.

Cross Street Libby, McNeill & Libby, Inc.—25,

Thye Chiang & Go. —100, North Sta. Cruz Bridge, .Sta. Cruz

Bridge Boad Manila Machinery and Supply Co.,

Tilly, A. E. 147, Sims Avenue lNC(r^075-681, Dasmarinas

Union Trading Cd.—72, Robinson Rd. Muller, McLean & Go., Inc.—Insular

Life Building, Plaza Moraga

Vick & Co., Ltd., V. R.—Hong Kong Muller & Phipps (Manila), Ltd.—328,

Bank Chambers National City Bank Bldg.

Waddell & Co., G.—H-7, Union Bldg. Neves, Antone M.—231, Espeleta

Weill & Montor, Ltd.—37, 38 & 40, Presby, S. A.—Insular Life Building

The Arcade

Rennolds Co., Wm. H.—129, Juan

Luna, Binondo

THE PHILIPPINES Reyes & Co., Florenci0^424, Azcar-

raga

Manila Verlinden, M.—31, Escolta

Walters & Co., S. K.—158-168, Soler,

Agdinaldo & Co., Inc., L. R.—500, Binondo

Juan Luna, Binondo Warrington, R. O.—409, San Vicente

Araneta Trading Inc., L.—La Den- West & Whitaker—227, David, Binon-

fensa Bldg. do

Asiatic Commercial Oorpn. — 132, Wise & Co., Inc.—176, Juan Luna,

Juan Luna, Binondo Binondo

Baker Co., E. E., The—821, Oroquieta Ysmael & Co., Inc., Juan—348, Eoha-

Sta. Cruz

Brimo, Antonio A.—412, Reina Re- gue

gente

Charter Brunner, Inc.—Cortes Ochoa BORNEO

Building, 240, Dasmarinas

Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co,—58, Das- TanStreet,

Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hai

Kuching, Sarawak

marinas

Core, Charles II.—440, Dewey Boule-

vard, Ermita

Cu Un.jieng & Co., Ltd.—60-64, Ro- MATCH FACTORIES IN CHINA—

(,SV Page BC1)

sario, Binondo

Davies & Cp., P. M.—"(O, Esooltg

Dee Dian Guan & Co.—437, Nueya, MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS—

Binondo (See under Doctors)

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

METAL MERCHANTS E2i9

MERCHANTS—(

Street West

Merchants)

China Commercial Co.—7, Clift Road

METAL MERCHANTS Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen's

Road C.

JAPAN E..Hing & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street

Fung Tang—Pedder Building

Kobe Gibb, Livingston & Co.- P. & O.

Building

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road C.

Bastel & Co., W.—38,:.Isobe Dori Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—52, Con-

naught Road Central

Osaka Ip Tak Co’., Ltd.—Prince’s Bldg.

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Shima Building Kwong Sang & po.—,59, Connaught

Road Central.

MannesmannroehrFnAVerke, Duessel- Mitsubishi Shcji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol-

dorf—Asahi Bldg. land House, Queen’s Road Central

Moses & Co., Ltd., N.S.—Prince’s

Tokyo 'Bldg.

OH Fat & Co. —27, Wing Kut Street

Nichio Bqyekx Shokai—Shosei Bldg., Runout,. Wolef & ^ew—64, Queen’s

Road ’Central

7, Shimbashi 1-chgme, Sbiba-ku

Shiba-ku Sander, Wipler & Qo..—King’s Bldg.

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

KOREA Voeux Road Central

Shewan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road C.

Bennett & Co.—Nissen Kaiun Bldg. Singon

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan & Co.—35, Hing Lung Street

Union Trading Co. — French Bank

Building, 5, Queen’s Road Central

CHINA Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

Building.

Canton

Macao

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen

China Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd.—05-79,

Hankow Avenida Admirante Lacerda

Chung Hwa Steel Products cfc Trad- Shanghai

ing Co., Ltd.—29, Rue de Paris

Extern American Metal Co., Ltd.—118, Sas-

soon House, Nanking Road

Hongkong Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

A Ming & Co.—105, Des Voeux Road MuseumBrothers

Bottler

Road

& Co., Ltd. -107,

Central Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A. -

A Yuen & Chee Cheong Co.—74, 81, Jinkee Road

Connaught Road Central China Metal Products ,Co.—Lane 632,

Au Siu Cho —China Building S.S. 101, Connaught Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E220 METAL MERCHANTS—MINING

China Metal Wokks—40, Ningpo Rd. Boeneo Co., Ltd., The

Ching Chong, Y.—300, Broadway Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd. —East

Chung Hwa Steel Peoducts Co.—89, Bank, River Menam

Foochow Road

E-Zung Chong & Co.—294, Broadway MALAYA

Fueukawa Electeic Co.—310, Jinkee

Road Singapore

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—34,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 A 38, Ro-

King Kee & Co.—76, Seward Road binson Road

McGeegoe Ieon Woeks—235, Ward Diamond Metal Peoducts Co—601,

Road Kampong Bahru Road

Metal Box Co., Ltd.—133, Szechuen Gammetee & Co. — Winchester House,

Road Opposite Clifford Pier

Metallisatoe Co, (China), Ltd.—24,

The Bund Penang

Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel -20,

Museum Road

Poldi Steel Woeks—451, Kiangse Rd. Consolidated Tin Smeltebs, Ltd.—

Birch House, Date K ram at

Reutee, Beockelmann & Co. — 452, Easteen Smelting Co., Ltd. — Birch

Kiangse Road House, Dato Kramat

Stewaet & Lloyds, Ltd.—133, Sze-

chuen Road Perak

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—69, Kiu-

kiang Road United Impoetees, Ltd.—154, Brew-

Telge & Soheoetee—620, Szechuen Rd. ster Road, Ipoh

United States Steel Peoducts Co.—

17, Canton Road MINING

Wah Foung & Co.—115, Broadway

WAed, Ltd., Thos. W.—34, Museum JAPAN

Road

Way Chong & Co.—109, Kweichow Tokyo

Road

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway Fujita Kogyo K.K. -6, Yamashiro-

Tientsin cho

Fueukawa Gomes Kaisha—8. Maru-

Collins & Co., Ltd.- 75 Consular nouchi

Road Kuhaea Mining Co., Ltd.—15, Naka-

Foebes & Co., Ltd., Wm.—45, Victoria dori

Road Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.—1, Suraga-

Gippeeioh & Co., E.—52, Taku Road cho

Pottingee & Co.—55, Victoria Road NipponNakadori

Sangyo K.K.—15, Gokan.

Walte & Co.. A., Sucsns.—186, Bris- Yamaguchi Mining &' Trading Co.--

tow Road Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi

SIAM

Bangkok Osaka

Baeeqw, Beown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Dohi Kinzan Mining Co., Ltd.—

Hua Takay Dojima Hama-dori

CLASSIB’IED LIST OF TRADES

MINING E22I

Fukukawa Kagyo K.K.—4, Dojima Singapore

Hama-dori

Osaka Aen Tekkosho—5, Daikai-dori Gaw Bros., Ltd.—59, Chulia Street

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—2‘2, Kita-

hama THE PHILIPPINES

KOREA Manila

The Oriental Consolidated Mining Abra do

Mining Co.—LSI, David, Binon-

Co.—Hokuchin, Heian Hoku-do

Acoje Mining Co.—3rd floor, Soriano

FORMOSA Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo,

Manila

Akashi Mining Co., Ltd.—Akashi- Acitpan. Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456,

cho, Taihoku Dasmarinas, Binondo, Manila

Keelung Mining Co.—Shoento, Kee- Agno Placer Mining Co. — Santos

lung Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz.

Kinkaseki Gold Mine Co., Ltd.— Ag’usan Trust—5L, Masonic Temple,

Zuieho-sho', Keelung Escolta, Binondo

Nitto Mining Co;, Ltd.—2, Hon- Ambassador .Gold Mining Co. —112,

maehi Crystal Arcade Building, Escolta,

Taiyo Mining Co., Ltd.—Denryo-ko, Binondo

Keelung Antamok Goldfields Mining Go.,

Inc!—4th floor, Soriano Building,

CHINA Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Atok Central Mines, Inc.—4th floor,

Hongkong Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes.

Binondo

Kailan Mining Administration — Atok Gold Mining Cp.—14, Heacock

Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

H.K, Bank Building Atok Masabi Mining Co.—Third fl..

SIAM Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga,

Binondo

Bangkok Baguio Gold Mining Co.—412 Hea-

cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Baguio Gold Mining Co., Inc. -4th

fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes

Leonowens, Ltd., Lotus T. Binondo

Balatoc Mining Co.—610-616, National

MALAYA City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

Binondo

Pahang Batong-Buhay Gold Mines, Ino.—51,

Escolta, S.O. de Fernandez Bldg.,

iRaub Australian Gold Mining Co., BenguetBinondo

Ltd. Consolidated Mining Co.—

610-616, National City Bank Bldg.,

Perak Juan Luna, Binondo

Benguet Exploration, Inc.—4th floor,

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd.—Taiping Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes,

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Benguet Binondo

Ltd. Goldfields Mining Co.—4th

floor, Soriano Building, Plaza Cer-

Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd. vantes, Binohdo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E222 MINING

Big Wedge Mining Co.—Bachrach Luzon Consolidated Mines Co., Inc.

Bldg., Port Area, Manila —Rooms 318-320, Kneedler Bldg.,

Bontoc Explokation Co.—3rd floor, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz, Manila

Insiil&r Life Bldg., Pliiza Moraga, Maca^viwili Gold Mining, Inc.—306,

Binondo Cu Uhjieng Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Bulacan Mining Co., Inc.—Room 304, Mambulao Gold Mining Co.—Room

Masonic Temple, Escolta, Binondo 400, Fernandez Building, 124 T.

Castro Mining Venture—Room 305, Pinpin, Binondo

Crystal Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Bi- Mandaymon Mining Exploration Co.

nondo —Santos Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz,

Cervantes Exploration Co.—4th fl , Sta. Cruz

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Mankayan Gold Mines, Inc.—5th fl..

Binoodo Room 501, Perez Samanillo Bldg.,

Cooo Grove, Ino.—3rd floor, Soriano 619 Escolta, Binondo

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Manukatok Mining Co., InC.—229,

Consolidated Mines, Inc.—181, David, Crystal Arcade Building, Escolta.

Binondo Binondo

Demonstration Gold Mines, Ltd.— Marsman & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,

675, Dasmarinas, Binondo Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, Manila

Dulangan Mining Interest Co., Inc. Masbate Consolidated Mining Co.—

—'Room 602, Seacock Bldg., Escolta, 4th floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer-

Binondo, Manila vantes, Binondo

Dulong Mining Co.—Room 218, Re- Mayon Mining Corp.—315, National

City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

gina Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, Binondo

Manila

Equitable Exploration Co., Inc.—4th Mindanao Mining Co. — 3rd floor,

floor, Soriano Building, Plaza Cer- Soriano

Binondo

Building, Plaza Cervantes,

vantes, Binondo

Filipinas Mining Corporation — Mindoro Trust—510, Masonic Temple,

Escolta, Binondo

Room 310, Regina Bldg., Escolta

and David, Binondo, Manila Mineral Exploration and Develop-

Florannie Mining Co.—315 National ment Co.—4th fl., Soriano Building,

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

City Bank Biulding, Juan Luna,

Binondo Mineral Resources, Inc.—327, Hea-

Gold Creek Mining Corporation— cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Bachrach Bldg., Port Area, Manila Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.—2nd floor.

Gold Wave Exploration Co.—4th fl., National City Bank Bldg , Manila

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes. Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co.

Binondo —4th floor, Soriano Building, Plaza

Cervantes, Binondo

Golden Eagle Mining Co.—4th floor, Montezuma

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, —4th floor,Consolidated Mining Co.

Soriano Building, Plaza

Binondo Cervantes, Binondo

Guysi, B. W.—181, David, Binondo

Ipo Gold Mines, Inc.—4th fl., Soriano Mountain Gold-Fields, Inc.—3rd -fl.,

Insular Life Building, Plaza Cer-

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo vantes, Binondo

Itogon Mining Co.—3rd fl., Soriano Nalesbitan Venture—4th fl., Soriano

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

IXI-Argos Syndicate—4th

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, fl., Soriano North

Binondo Mindanao Mining Co.—3rd fl.,

IXL Mining Co.—4th floor, Sorianc Binondo Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.—2-3, Regina Northern Ilooos Mining Explorat-

tion, Ino.—51, Escolta, S. O. de

Bldg., Escolta and David, Binondo Fernandez Bldg., Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MINING—MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

Northern Mining and Development MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

Co., Inc.—Room 321, Regina Bldg.,

10 David, Binondo, Manila JAPAN

Paracale Gold Mining Co., Inc.—124,

T. Pinpin, Binondo Kobe

Paracale Gumaus Consolidated Min-

ing Co.—Room 414, Seacock Bldg., Fujita Jidosha Gomei Kaisha—30,

Escolta, Binondo Naka-machi

Philippine Chromite Mining Co.— Fujita Shokai — 129, Nakayanu. te-

4th floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza dori

Cervantes, Binondo

Philippine Iron Mines, Ino.—511, Keneki Jidosha Shoten K. K. — 44,

Shiriike Kita-maohi

Chaco Building, Plaza Cervantes, Okumura Shoten—41, Shimoyamate-

Binondo dOri

Prudential Mining Co., Inc., The— Toyo Shoji K.K.—61, Ura-machi

5th 11., Room 501, Perez Samanillo

Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Pugo Mining Co., Ino.—229, Crystal Hakodate

Arcade Building, Escolta, Binondo

Salacot Mining Co.—108-110, Crystal Donan Motors Shokai—83, Suehiro-

Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, cho

Manila

San Mauricio Mining Co.—3rd floor, Hakodate Anzen Jidosha Shokai—33,

Ebisu-cho

So.riano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Uroko Shokai—30, Suehiro-cho

Binondo

Southern Cross Mining Go,—181,

David, Binondo Kyushu

Suyoc Consolidated Mining Co.—3rd

fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Fujii & Kubata Jidosha Shokai —

Binotido Imaizumi-cho

Tuban Mining Co.—Room 702, Insular Nakamura Jidosha Shokai—'Kami Ko-

Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga, Binondo yama-cho

Ukab Mining Co.—174, Juan Luna, Nippon Jidosha K.K.—Higashi Na-

Binondo kasu-cho

UNITED Pcaearl MIxatng Co.—3rd Fl., Yanase

Soriano Buildi'hg, Plaza Cervantes, cho Jidosha K.K.—Kami Gofukw

Binondo

Universal Exploration and Mining

Co.—227, David, Binondo, Manila

Viric Exploration, Co.—4th Floor,

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Chuo Jidosha Shokai — 52, Hon-

Binondo hakata-machi

I Zig-zag Gold Mining Cb., Ike.—456, Hashimoto Shokai—10, Senba-cho

Dasmarinas, Binondo Yamaichi Motors—41, Ura Goto-

machi

BORNEO

Nagoya

Sarawak

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Kuching Dai-Ichi Automobiles Co., Ltd.—

Yaba-cho

Nippon Automobile Go—O-ike-cho,

MOTION PICTURES—(See Films) Naka-ku

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E224 MOTOR CAR DEALERS; ETC: '

Osaka Sansho Jidosha K.K.—21, Kamifuku-

shima Minami-cho

Ak.ao Tomikichj -73, Sugawara-dori, Star machi

Jidosha Shokai—3-51, Honda-

Kita-ku

Ameeica Shokai --21, Higashi Umeda- ToyoTaihei Shokai—1, Dojima Hama-dori

cho Jidosha K.K.—10, Sonezaki

Asahi Jidosha Shokai—21, Kikko-sho Union •Shinchi

Asano Seisaku-chc—1, Benten-cho Jidosha Shokai—1090, Sakura-

Datto Jidosha Seizo K.K.—1, Minami Yanase gawa-cho

Okaj ima Jidosha K.K.—18, tlmeda

Fukuda Jidosha Shokai—2-72, Kami Kita-ku

Fukushima Naka

liENERAL MOTORS (JAPAN), LTD.—TsuTa- Shimonoseki

machi, Taisho-ku

Hawshin Jidosha Unyu-ten-—100. Shi- Shimonoseki JiDOSHA—Kannozaki-cho

hata cho

Hanshin Kokudo Jidosha K.K.—34, Tomita Tsubuzo—Nishinabe-cho

Ebie Kami-cho

Haeley-Davidson MotoecyclesMinami

Ltd.—71, Kamifukushima Co., Tokyo

1-chome

Hokoku Jidosha K.K.—63, Kami Fu- saka-kuAoi Jidosha Shokai—Tameike, Aka-

kushima Naka

Jushtn Noeiai Jidosha K.K.—338 Bosch A. G., Robert—15, Tameike-cho,

Akasaka-ku

Juso Nishino-cho

Kawamoei Shoten—2-53, Kobashi Hi- Chuo Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha—3/7,

Yuraku cho

gashino-cho

Kintaku Jidosha K.K.-—62, Higashi Empire sho

Jidosha Shokai—1-2, Gofuku-

Umeda-cho

Kokusai Jidosha Shokai—259, Sone- F bazar & Co.—Yaesu Bldg.

saki Kami-dori Futabaya Shoten—7, Sakurada-Kubo-

KdNDO Jidosha-ten—39, Tani-machi cho

Kyoritsu Jidosha Goshi Kaisha— Harley Davidson Motor Cycle Co.,

Ltd.—12, Tameike-cho

Minami Shin Machi

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—1, Tosabori-dori Iwaya Jidosha 'K.K.—7, Ginza

Marhko Jidosha Shokai—30, Sonesaki Kokusai Jidosha K.K.—34, Tameike

Shinchi Akasaka-ku

NJchtbei Jidosha K.K.—18, Bakuro- Mitsubishi Kokoki K.K.—4, Maru-

machi nouchi, Kojimachi-ku

Niohibei Shoten 18, Dojima Hama- Naigai Kouyo Kaisha, Ltd.—5, Yura-

dori ku-cho

Nichibei Star Jidosha K.K.—46, Ko- Nichibei Star Motor Sales Co.—2,

bayashi-cho Tameike-madhi

Nippon Jidosha K.K. —Sonezaki Ka- Tokyo Motor Bus Co.—46, Kita-

mi-dori Inairi-cho

Osaka Chuo Jidosha Shokai—30, Tozai Motors, Ltd.—4, Kobiki-cho 4-

Kamifokushima Minaoni-cho chome, Kyobashi-ku

Osaka Jidosha K.K.—6, Nishinaga- Uchida Jidosha K.K.—17, Kamidori

hori Kita-dori

Osaka Jidosha Shoji K.K.—28, Ume- Yanase Automobile Co.—Chiyoda

da-cho Building, Minami Temma-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC. E225

Yokohama Harbin

Ford Motor Co. of Japan—5414, Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—23,

Moriya-cho Shkolnaya

Kanagawa Motor K.K.—17, Sakuragi- Nikolaeff Bros.—12, Kosoy Street

cho

Kurata Tekkosho—3413, Moriya-cho

Nippon Ford Jidosha K.K.—3414, Hoihow

Moriya-cho

Nippon Jidosha K.K.—24, Sakuragi- Hongkong

cho

Takemdra Shokai—3, Ohta-machi

Yanase Shoji Kaisha—14, Sakuragi- China Motor Bus Co., Ltd.—137 9,

Electric Road

cho

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. — H. K. Bank

KOREA Bldg.

Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd., The—

Keijo Jidoska—116, Hasegawa-cho, 33, Wong Nei Chong Road

Seoul Duro Motor Co.—132, Nathan Road

Nippon Jidosha Kaisha—Seoul East Point Garage—Yee Wo Street

Yamamoto Jidosha Shokai—74, Taihei Far East Motors—26, Nathan Road,

dori, Seoul Kowloon

FORMOSA Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, (Des Yoeux

Road Central

Ryosho Automobile Co.—Tachibana^ (4th floor)Co., A.--China Building

Goeke &

cho, Taihoku

Takao Kyoei Automobile Co., Ltd.— Harper & Co., Wallace—226a, Nathan

Road, Kowloon .

Horie-cho, Takao

Taiwan Motors Co., Ltd. —Shintomi- Hongkong Hotel Garage — Happy

cho, Taihoku Valley (Foot of Stubbs Road)

Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., The

CHINA —St. George’s Building

Kowloon Motor Bus Co., Ltd. —

Dairen Nathan Road, Kowloon

Orient Motor Car Co., The — 365,

IFukusho Koshi K.K.—213, Yama- Lockhart Road

l gata-don Republic Motor Boat Co., Ltd. —

ILiaotung Motor Company—33, Yama Blake Pier

gata-dori Ross & Go., Alex—1a, Chater Road

jNishikawa Shoten K.K.—20, Kii-cho Rudolf, Wolff & Kew, Ltd. — 54,

Queen’s Road C.

Hankow South China Motor Car Co.—350,

Hennessy Road

!Belcher, E.—Corner of Hunan Road Star Taxi Co.—H.K. Stock Exchange

| and Co-operation Road Thorm/croft fk Co. —Pioneer Building

I China Inland Motors World

| Ip ale Co., L.E.—48, Rue Dautremer hessy Motor-

Road Supply Co.—312, Hen-

GLAjSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E226 MOTOR OAR DEALERS, ETC.

Macao Enssle, K. Bosch Service Station—2,

Rte. Card. Mercier

Auto I'alace--ic, Avenida Almeida Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc.—244,

Hamilton House

Ribeiro

OaraQe Lusitania—IE, Avenida Al- Fxost, Bland & Co.'; • Ltd.—33, Sze-

chuen Road

meida Ribeiro

Kr.i: Kwan Motor Road Go., Ltd. — General Motors China Inc. — 201,

Card, ^(lercier

Rue de Lorchap

Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Export

Peiping Co.—51, Canton Road

Grand Garage Francais—424-6, Ave.

American Joffre

Gl^ng AnChinese

Chieh Co. — 4, Tung Harizenbusch Motors—730, Avenue

Black & Co., J.F.—32,. Ta Juan Fu Focli

Hi^tung Johnson Garage, Ltd. — 800, Peking

Chihli IIIotors—65, Wang Fu Wang Road

Fu Ta Chieh Melchers & Co.—210-214, Kiukiang

Dunlop Rubber Co.—15. Kan Yu Hu- Road

tung Moody, Mark L., Fed. Inc., U-S-A.—

Frazar, Federal, Tnc. — 294, Hatamen 80, Avenue Edward Y1I

Street Hanyang Motor Supply Co.—856-870,

Modde, F. —39, Mahsien Hutung Avenue Edward VII.

Yen is an & Co.—78, Tung Sze Tan Ta Overland Motors. Ltd. — 993, Bub-

bling Well Road

, Chieh

Reliance Motors, Fed., Inc.—755,

Shanghai Avenue Foch

Sammann & Co. ''China), Paul E.—33.

American Asiatic Trading Co.—250, Szechuen Road

Sassoon House Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor

American Engineering Corporation MercierLtd. — 100, Route Cardinal

Co.,

(China)—989, Bubbling Well Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Thornycroft

Road

&; Co., John—51, Canton

Auto Castle OL’'Building Well Road Triangle

arid Medhurst Road

Auto Palace Co., Ltd.—100, Route du Union Mercier Motors—99, Route Cardinal

Cardinal jytercier Motors—444, Avenue Foch

Rehn, Meyer China Co.—356, Peking

Road Tientsin

Bills Motors—615, Avenue Foch

China Auto Accessories Co.—Lane AmeHuan Chinese €q., Fed. Inc.,

769, F4-10, Bubbling Well Road U.S.A.—38, 40 & 42, Rue de France

China General Ominbus Co., Ltd,— Boycott & Co.—3, Wusih Road

1171, Connaught Road

China Motors, Fed. Inc.—702, Bub- Chihli Bldg.,

Motors, Ltd. — Davenport

Davenport Road

bling Well Road

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51, Ltd.—Robert Dollar Commerce

China Continental

Building

Co.,

Canton Road Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

Dong Chong Cycle and Motor Co.—

367, Yunnan Road Frazar, Federal Inc.-—25, Rue du 14

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.— Julliet

117, Hongkong Road Garage Central—67, Rue de France

CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC. E227

German Cycle Co.—70, Via Ermanno Selangor

Carl otto

National Motors Co., The—Corner Borneo Motors, Ltd.—Ampang Road,

Meadows and Taku Roads Kuala Lumpur

North China Motors Corporation— Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd.—Kuala

46, Bromley Road Lumpur

Stanley Motor Service Co. — 37, National Motors—250, Batu Road.

Bromley Road Kuala Lumpur

Teh Chang Trading Co.—61, Via Wearne Bros., Ltd.—Robertson Road.

Trieste Kuaia Lumpur

Tsingtao Singapore

Adams & Son, T.—25, Houpei Rd. Borneo Motors, Ltd.—68-70, Orchard

Road

MALAYA Cycle & Carriage Cp., (1926), Ltd

43, Orchard )iva,d

Malacca Dunlop Rubber Co.—142, Robinson

Road

Eastern Autq Cp., Ltd.—69-79, Or-

Borneo Motors* Ltd. and Borneo chard Road

Chevrolet, Ltd.—Wolferston Road Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

Malacca Motor Garage Co.—81, Jon Road

ker Street Fiat, S. A.—60-66, Orchard Road

Ford Motor Co. of Malaya—16,

Negri Sembilan Prince Edward Road

Lyons Motors, Ltd.—92-100. Orchard

Li'- Boreno Motors, Ltd.--68-70, Orchard Road

i Road Seremban Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14/20, Orchard

Road

Raftles Motor Garage—Beach Road

r '.1- ■ . 1 Penang

i V' ' . - H 1 Singapore Motors—315-319, Orchard

Road

I Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo Straits Motor Garage—41, Orchard

Chevrolet, Ltd.—Farquhar Street Road

> Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd.—17, Leith Thornycroft (Singapore), Limited—

i: , Street Tank Road

| Fiat, S. A.—22, Northam Road United Motor Works, Ltd.—137, Or-

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—14, Anson chard Road

Road Universal Cars, Ltd. — 45, Orchard

Road

Perak Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard

Boad

SBorneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo INDOCHINA

; t Chevrolet, Ltd—Brewster Rd., Ipoh

I Taik Ho & Co.—80, M'ain Road, Tai- Provinces du Tonkin

rWearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng

I Road, Ipoh Transports Automobiles

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E228 MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

SIAM Padaag

Bangkok Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappu

Barroav, Brown & Co.—Tapan Hua Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Van Houtbn Steffan 4 Co., Mu.,.

Takay t.v.d.z.

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Kolk & Co., Automobielhandel

Diethelmco

Mark’s

mill andTyreNewStore—Corner

Road of Wind- Velodrome, N.V

Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. Semarang

NETHERLANDS INDIES Autohandel Barendse

Batavia Behn Meyer & Co., A. Mu., N.V.

“ Berhemer ” N.V. Automopibl

Automobiel Import Mu., N.V. Maatschappu

Borneo

Becker & Co., N.V. Soerabaiasche Fiat Import Sumatra Handel Maatschappij

Maohinehandel v/h Co., N.V.

Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mu., N.V. Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappu

t.v.d.z. v/h

Bendien

ohappij v/h

“ Berkhemer ” N.V. Automobiel Lewis, Autohandel A.

SCHNITZER & Co.

Maatschappij

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappu Velodrome, N.V.

Fiat Import Co., N.V. Verwey & Lugard’s Automobiel

Fuchs ,& Rens, N.V. Maatschappu Maatschappu

t.v.d.z. v/h (Weltevreden)

N. V. General Motors — Tanjong Sourabaya

Priok

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd. Automobiel Import Mu., N.V.

“ Java ” Handelsvereeniqinq Becker & Co., N.V. Soerabaiasche

Motors, Ltd. (Weltevreden) Machinehandel v/h

Schnitzler & ()o.

Societa Commerciale Oltremarina, Behn, Bendien

Meyer & Co., H. Mu., N.V.

& Co., N.V. Import Maats-

N.V. chappu v/h

VelodrOjHe, N.V. (Weltevredenj.i '

Verwey & Lugard’s Agtomomel Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappu

Maatsohappu, N.V. t.v.v. Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappu

Macassar T.V.D.Z. v/h

“ Glaser ” N.V. Autohandel

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu. “ Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Bouwy, Gebroeders Schnitzler & Co.

Ledeboer & Co., W. B.

N. V. Celebes Motor Company—Hoo- Societa N.V. '

Commercials Oltremarina,

gepad 25-27 Velodrome, N.V.

Compagnie Commerciale Schmid &

Jeandel Verwey & Lugard’s. Automobiel

Moluksche Handels Vennootschap Maatschappu, N.V. t.v.v.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS E22.9

THE PHILIPPINES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Cebu JAPAN

International Harvester Co. of the Kobe

Philippines

Iloilo Daichiku Gomei Kaisha—221, Moto-

machi

International Harvester Co. of the Katani-ya Shokai

Daichikl —53, Tamon-dori

Shokai—63, Kano-chn

Philippines Kawano iShoten—62, ' Shimoyamate-

Manila dori

Kiddo Gakkiten -34, Shimoyamate-

dori

Bachrah Motor'’Co., Inc. — 25th Marumiya Gakkiten—4, Kamitsutsui-

Street, Port Area cho

"Cisco’' Auto Repair Shop—1460, Miki Gakkiten -173, Motomachi-dori

Oroquieta, Sta. Cruz

Estrella Auto Palace -536, Gandara, Nippon Chukuonki Shokai — 50,

Sakae-machi

Santa Cruz Oncho-sha—65, Sannomiya-sho

Estrella Second Hand Cars—109-113,

Espeleta, Sta. Cruz

French Motor Co.—111, Espeleta Kyushu

Sta Cruz

Insular Motors, Inc.—1-7, David, Dai Nippon Katei Onqakukai—Naka-

Binondo j ima-cho

Legaspi Auto Repair Shop—464, Le Nippon Chikuonki Shokai—42, Shimo

garda, Sampaloc Shinkawabata-cho

Levy Hermanos, Ino.—46-50, Esoolta, Nippon Gakki K.K.—Shimo Shikawa-

Binondo

Luneta IVIotor Co., Inc. 54, San bata-cho

Louis, Ermita

Manila Motor Co., Inc.—937-947. Nagasaki

Ongpin

Manila Trading & Supply Co.—Port Hirano GAKKi-fEA—li, Kajiya-machi

Area

Monserrat Enterprises Co., Ltd.- Itomachi Tatsuichiro — 54, Kabashima-

477, A. Mabini, Ermita

Pacific Commercial Co.—National machi Gakkiten — 41, Rajiya-

Nishimura

City Bank Bldg.

Parsons Hardware Qo., Inc.—805, Nagoya

Echague, San Miguel

Rizal Electrical Service—870-872, Eiwa-do.—Kobayashi-cho

Rizal Ave., Sta Cruz

Ram Car, Inc.—110. Padre Faura, Nippon Gakki K.K. — Sakae-machi

| Ermita Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—3, Nistn

Yanagi-machi

Zamboanga Sato Shokai—Ura- shio-machi

Suzuki Violin Factory-8, Matsuya-

Plaza Hotel Garage ma-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E230 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Osaka CHINA

Akashiya Gakkiten—14, Azuchi-machi Dairen

Nippon Gakko Seizo — 9-31, Kita- Fukuin Yoko—89, Ise-cho

Horie Kami-dori Sakae Shokai—52, Ise-cho

Nipponophone K.K. — 769, Azuchi- Tanaka Shoten—106, Ise-cho

machi

Okoamato Yokko Gakiten—71, junkei- Yamaha & Co.—56, Sinano-maobi

cho

Hankow

Shidzuoka Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. — 35. San-

Kawabe Eisaku Shoten—Gofuku-cho kiao Street

Shidzuoka Gakki K.K.—Inakawa Harbin

Yoshimi Yoshisuke Shoten—Fudano

tsu j i-cho Cantilena Music Store—143. Kitais-

kaya Str.

Tokyo Hongkong

Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan Anderson Music, Co., Ltd., The—St.

—Toyo Bldg. George’s Building

Foreign Piano Importing Co.—2, R. C. A. ViGtOr Co. of China—China

Minamisaegicho Building

Katana Shokai—1, Gofukubashi Tsang FOok Piano Co. — Marina

Nipponophonh Co., Ltd.—Toyo Bldg. House, 15-19, Queen’s Road C.

Suga Gakki Ten 2, Omoteshipo-cho, Macao

Kanda-ku

YamaNo Music Co.—7, Ginza Agencia Mercantil Economica, Ltd.

—1h, Abenida Almeida Ribeirn

Yokohama

Shanghai

Nippon Gakki K.K. —59, Sumiyoshi-

ch'o Electric & Musical Industries

ftippONOPHONE Co., Ltd.—125, Kune- (China), Ltd. —1099, Rte. de Zikawei

saki Jeansin Piano Co.—471, Avenue Joffre

Shiraga Gakkiten 104, Isezaki-cho (corner of Rte. Voyron)

Taiyo-do Ohikuonyiten—106, Isezaki MouTPaE

Road

& Co., Ltd., S.—60. Nanking

cho R. C. A. Victor Company of China

Tokyo Piano Shokai—2, Hon-cho 356, Peking Road

Victor Talking Machine Co. of Robinson Fiano Co., - 270. Kiangse Road

Japan, Ltd.—3442, Moriya-cho

Yasue Chikuonkiten—23, Tsezaki-cho Tientsin

KOREA Boss & Co., F. H.—108, Taku Road

Lyra

WilsonMusic

StreetHouse — 27, Woodrow

Yanaka & Co.—Fusan

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS E231

Moutrie & Co., Ltd. — 107-109, Vic- ElSta.SolCruz

Sol Mayor—546, Rizal Ave.,

toria Road

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—177, Vic Ideal Music Store Co,, Inc.,—238,

Garriedo, Sta. Cruz

toria Road

Victor Music House — 52, Rue du Ilaya Music Store Co., Inc.—600,

Rizal Avenue

Marechal Foeh

La Lira—303-309, Carriedo. Sta. Cruz

MALAYA Lyric Music House, Inc. — 633,

Escolta, Binondo

Penang Philippine Music Store, Inc., The—

241, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S.—16, Bishop Popular Music Store—814, Ongpin,

Sta. Cruz

Street

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The— Puyat Avenue

Mus’ic House — 628, - Rizal

Beach Street Quiason & Co., Inc., C.—338, Raon,

Perak Sta. Cruz

Romanach & Co.—232, Carriedo, Sta..

Cruz

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The 3,

Post Office Road, Ipph NEWSPAPERS AND

PUBLICATIONS

Selangor

JAPAN

CrOMES & Co., M. F.—63, Batu Road,

Kuala Lumpur Kobe

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. — Kuala

Lumpur

Chugai Shogyo Shimpo-sha—117, Na-

Singapore kayamate-dori

Directory & Chronicle of China,

Japan, Malaya, etc. —3, Kaigan-

D'Souza Bros. (Music Store) — 106, dori

North Bridge Road Hanshin Boyeki Nippo-sha—1-89, Ki-

Garcia, W. J.—5, Orchard Road tanagasa-dori

Moutrie & Co., S.—23-1, Raffles Place, Heishin Nippo-sha—Egawa-cho Hyo-

The Arcade go-ku

Nang Heng & Co.—103-105, Selegie Rd. Japan Advertiser—10, Kaigan-dori

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—1, Win- Japan Chronicle—65, Naniwa-machi

chester House, Collyer Quay

Season Co., Ltd. 115, North Bridge Japan Times—76, Kyo-machi

Road Jitsugo Hochi Shimbun-sha—285, Mo-

T. M. A. Music House-61/63, High to-machi

Street Kobe Beihi Ichiba N ippo-sha—24,

Matsuya-cho

THE PHILIPPINES Kobe Herald and Osaka Gazette—2,

Kaigan-dori

Manila Kobe Kengyo Tsushin-sha — Shosen

Building

Ai.pio’s Music Store—907, Ongpin Kobe & Osaka Press, Ltd. — 2,

Beck’s—89-91, Escolta Kaigan-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E232 NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

Kobe Nichi-Nichi Shimbun-sha—Sa- Nagasaki Shimbun—Tamae-machi

kae-machi Toyo Hinode Shimbun—Senma-cho

Kobe Sanshi-kengyo Nippo-sha — 73,

Kyo-machi

Kobe Shimbun-sha—61, Sakae-machi Nagoya

Kobe Yushin Nippo-sha—11, Sakae- Aichi Shimbun-sha—18, Kobayashi

raaohi cho

Nippon Or i mono Shimbun-sha—179, Nagoya Mainichi Shimbun-sha—Shin-

Sannomiya-cho sakae-machi, Naka-ku

Osaka Asahi Shimbun—11, Sakae- Nagoya Shimbunsha—Nishi Kawa-

machi batacho

Osaka Mainichi Shinbun-sha—1, Sa- Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha—Nishi

kae-machi Kawabata-cho

Osaka Nichi-nichi Shimbun-sha—Ku- Osaka Asahi—Funairo-cho, Nishi-ku

simoki-cho

Shogyo Shimpo-sha—53, Kami Sanjo- Osaka Mainichi—Otsu-cho, Minamiku

chp

Yukan Osaka Shimbun-sha—29, Mizu- Osaka

ki-dori

Hakodate Domei Tsushin-sha—Gosho Bldg.

Japan Times—Dojima Building

Hakodate Asahi Shimbun—Shinkawa- Kansai Chuo Shimbin-sha—41, Kyo-

machibori

cho

Hakodate Nichinichi Shimbun— Osaka ma

Asahi Shimbun—3, Nakanoshi-

Horai-oho

Hakodate Shohot—Toyokawa-cho Osaka Mainichi (English)—Dojima,

Kita-Ku

Kyoto Osaka Nichi Nichi Shimbun-sha—7,

Kitahama

Eastern Buddhist—Otani University Osaka Shin Nippo-sha—136. Kami Fu-

kushima

Kyoto Niohi-Nichi Shimbun Sha— Tokyo Maiyo Shimbun-sha—21. Taka-

Karasumaru gaki-cho

Osaka Asahi SHimbun Sha — Banjo

Tominokoji Shidzuoka

Kyushu Shin Atciu Shimbunsha—24, Takasho-

Kyushi Nipposha-t-2, Nakajima-cho machi

Nippon Dempo Tsushinsha—984, Shi- Shizuoka Minyo Shimbunsha — 23,

Shichiken-cho

ma Keigo-cro Shizuoka Shimpo—1, Gofuku-cho

Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—Imaizumi-

cho Shimonoseki

Osaka Mainichi Shiaibunsha—Fuku-

toku Seimei Building

Bakan Mainichi Smenibunsha - 28,

Nagasaki Nishinohashi-cho

N ippon Shimbusha—Higashinabe-cho

Nagasaki Nichi-Nichi Shimbun—2, Shinbi n Rengo-sha—33, Sigashinabe-

Dejima-cho cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS E203

Tokyo Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—15, Nan-

daimon-dori, Seoul

Chugai Shogyo Shimpo Sha—16, Ka Seoul Press - 31, Taihei-dori, Seoul

yaba-cho

Directory and Chronicie of China, CHINA

Japan, IViaiaya, etc. —6, Nihon

bashi Amoy

“Herald of Asia”--4, Uchisaiwai-oho

Hochi Shimbun^sha—13, Yuraku-cho Directory and Chronicle of China,

Japan Advertiser — Uchi-Yamashita- Malaya, etc.—Douglas, Lapraik i,

cho Co.

Japan Times and Mail—6, Uchisaiwai

cho Canton

Jiji Shinpo-sha—18, Marunouchi

Kokumin Shimbun-sha — 2, Ginza Road Canton Daily Sun—1, Sup Pat Po

Nishi

Miyako Shimbun-sha--5, Uchisaiwah Canton Gazette—41, Sai Wu Road

cho Canton Truth

Shimbun Rengo-sha—9, Ginza Nishi Directory and Chronicle of China,

8-chome, Kyobashi-ku Japan, Malaya, etc.—Koehler & Co.

Tokyo Asahi Shimbtjn-sha—3, Yuraku Hongkong Daily Press—Koehler '&

cho Co.

Tokyo Nichi-^Nichi Shimbun-sha—11,

Yuraku-cho Chefoo

Trans-Pacific, The—1, Uchi-Yamashi-

ta-cho Chefoo Daily News

Yorodzu Choho-sha—1, Ginza Nishi

3-chome, Kyobashi-ku Dairen

Yokohama Dairen Shimbunsha—67, Hida^cho

Manchurian Daily News—7, Awajo

l Japan Advertiser—51b, Yamashita oho

I cho Manshu Niohinichi Shimbunsha—31.

\I Japan H igashikoen-cho

cho Review, The—-35, Yamashita Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—5, Kiri-

! Japan Times—Yuton Building shima-cho

|| Motorists Handbooks of Japan—63 Osaka Mainichi Shimbunsha -157,

II Ya'mashita-cho Nishi Koen cho

^Yokohama Keizai Tsushin-sha—14.

| Minami Foochow

KOREA Directory and OhroniJe of China,

Japan, Malaya, etc. -Brockett & Co.

‘Chosen Nipposha—61, Taihei-dori, 1-

chome Hankow

'.Chosen Shimbunsha—115, Taihei-dori,

! 2-chome Central China Post, Ltd. — P.O.

| Keijo Nipposha—31, Taihei-dori Box 28

[Mainichi Shimposha—31, Taihei-dori. Hankow

mer

Herald—25B, Rue Dauti>

L Seoul

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E234 NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

Harbin Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. 22,

Praca Lobo D’Avila

Fleet’s Dikkctory of Manchubian Macao Review—26, Rua Central

Cities—37, Srahovaya Str.

Harbin Daily News — 14, Bulvarny Peiping

Prospect

Harbin Observer—37, Strahovaya St. Associated Press of America — 15r

Kan. Yu Hutung

Hongkong China Weekly Chronicle, The—2,

Mei Chia Hutung

China Mail—3a, Wyndham Street Chinese Medical Journal — Peiping

Directory and Chronicle of China, Union Medical College

Japan, Malaya, etc. Marina Directory and Chronicle ol China,

House, 15-19, Queen’s Ed. Central Japan, Malaya, etc.—Grand Hotel

Dollar Directory—3a, Wyndham St. de Pekin

Hongkong Dai ly Press, Ltd. Marina National Medical Journal of China

House, 15-19, Queen’s Rd. Central —Peiping Union Medical College

Hongkong Directory—1, Wyndham Peiping Chronicle, The—2. Mei Chia

Street Hutung

Hongkong Official Law Report — 1, Week in China—2, Mei Cha Hutung

Wyndham Street

Hongkong Sunday Herald—3a, Wynd- Shanghai

ham Street

Hongkong Telegraph—1, Wyndham British Chamber of Commerce — 27,

Street The Bund

Hongkong Telephone Directory—Ey China Christian Advocate—169, Yuen

change Building Ming Yuen Road

Hongkong Weekly Press Marina China Journal—20, Museum Road

House, 15-19, Queen’s Rd. Central

Local Directory, The—Marina House, China Critic Publishing Co.— 749,

15-19, Queen’s Road Central Bubbling Well Road

Nam Chung Po no, Hollywood China Press—160, Ave. Edward VII

Road China Press Weekly—160, Avenue

Naval & Military Directory — 1, Edward VII

Wyndham Street China Times—130, Av. Edward VII

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. — 3a, ChIna Weekly Review—160, Avenue

Wyndham Street Edward VII

Overland China Mail—3a,, Wyndham China Year BHok—17, The Bund

Street Chinese Christian

South ChinaRoad

Hollywood Daily News — 49-51, 128, Museum Road Intelligencer —

South China Morning Post—1, Wynd- Yuen Road — 169, Yuen Ming

Chinese Recorder

ham Street

Wah Kiu Yat Po 106, Hollywood Directory and Chronicle oi China,

Road Japan, Malaya, etc. -320. Szechuen

Wah Tsz Yat Po.—5, Wellington Eastern Road

Street ITMes—514, Foochow Road

Macao Far Eastern Review—24, The Bund

Finance and Commerce —32<>, Sze-

Directory and Chronicle of China, Journal chuen Road

Japan, Malaya, etc. 22, PraeaLobo de Shanghai — 23, Rue du

D’Avila Consul at

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS E-235

Kwang Hsueh Publishing House- SIAM

140, Taking Rttid

North China Daily News & Herald, Bangkok

Ltd.-—IV, The Bund

Oxford University Press — 140, Bangkok Daily Mail

Peking Road

Shanghai Builders’ Association — Bangkok Times

Bangkok Times Weekly Mail

Lane 353-; 1, Nanking Road

Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Siam Free Press

—19, Avenue Edward VII

Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — 1, INDOCHINA

Tho.rne Road

Shanghai Nichi Nichi Shimbun—455, Hanoi

Chapoo Road

Shanghai Nippo Sha—4, Barchet Rd Avenir Du Tonkin L.—114, Rue Jules

Shanghai Times and Shanghai Sun- Ferry

day Times—160, Ave. Edward VII Saigon

Shanghai Zaria—774, Avenue Joffre

Shipping & Commercial Gazette—107, Courier de Saigon—121, Bue Catinafc

Chapoo Road

Shipping Review—'^, Peking Road MALAYA

Shun Pao? Chinese Daily News—309,

Hankow Road Malacca

Sin Wan Pao, Chinese Daily News—

274, Hankow Road

Slovo Printing & Publishing Co.— MalaccA Guardian—3, Jonker Street

238, Avenue du Roi Albert Penang

Tabs News Agency—20, Canton Road

Transocean News Service—67, Tun- Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd., The

sin Road —2 & 4, Chhlia Street, Ghaut

Travellers’ Gazette—17, The Bund Pinang Gazette Press—1a, Penang

Street

Swatow Pinang

-1a, Penang St.A Straits Chronicle

Gazette

Directory and Chronicle of China,

Japan, Malaya, etc. Bradley & 6o. Straits Echo—“Straits Echo” Bldg.,

Penang Road

Sunday Gazette- La, Penang St.

Tientsin Time of Malaya Press, Ltd.—Bishop

Street

North China Daily Mail, The—19, Perak

Rue de France

North China Star—78, Bue Pasteur Times of Malaya Press — Brewster

Peking and Tientsin Times — 181, Road, Ipoh

Victoria Road

Yung

FochPao, The—27, Rue du Marechal Selangor

Malay Mail—25, Pudu Road, Kuala

Tsingtao Lumpur

Tamil Nesan — 80, Ampang Road,

Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road Kuala Lumpur

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E236 NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS

Singapore Associated Press—Bulletin Building,

Sta. Cruz

Directory and Chronicle of China Bulletin, Manila Daily—Raon, Quia-

Japan, IVSalaya, etc- Publicity po

House, 144, Robinson Rpjadi. ; Cabletow, The, English and Spanish

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.—104/116, Monthly—Masonic Temple

Anson Road

Malaya TraBUNE—104-116, Anson Road Diocesan Commercial

Chinese News — 2, Soler

Malayan Boxing Annual—32a, Raffles Ermita Chronicle—555, Isaac Peral,

Quay

Malayan Law Journal — 24, Raffles Directory & Chronicle of China,

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Chaco Bldg.

Place El Comercio—65, Juan Luna

Malayan Medical Journal—P.O. Box El Debate—61, Calle Murala

270

Malayan P. C. Annual—32a, Raffles FarsonicEastern

Temple

Freemason, The—Ma-

Quay

Malayan Travellers Gazette—39, Ro- Fookien Times—197, Juan Luna

binson Road Green and White, English Quarterly

Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd.—128, Robin- —De la Sail© College

son Road Home, English Monthly—358, Cama-

Sin Chung Jit Poh, Ltd. - 59-61, Ro- rinesj Sta. Cruz

binson Road Kong Li PO, The, Chinese Daily—

Sin Kuo Min Press, The- 49. Robin- 430, Salazar, Binondo

son Road La Cpinon--65, Juan Luna, Binondo

Singapore Free Press, Ltd. — 146. La Vanguardia—T.V.T. Building, F.

Cecil Street Torres

Singapore Motor Directory — 32a, Lasallite, The, English Fortnightly

Raffles Quay —La Salle College

Sports & Pastimes—-32a, Raffles Quay Mabuhay, Morning Daily in Tagalog

Straits Budget—140, Cecil Street & —61, Calle Muralla

44, Stanley Street Manila City Directory—1104, Castil-

Straits Times—140, Cecil Street lejos

Sunday Times—140, Cecil Street Manila Daily Bulletin—Corner Roan,

Tan Publicity Bureau, Ltd., H. T.— and Evangelista, Quiapo

Robinson Road New China Herald—568, Miserioordia

Union Times Press—27/29, Club St. Philippine Industrial Review, The-

Warta Ahad—185, 185a, 185b. Cecil Q. S. T. Bldg., 433, Dasmarinas,

Street Binondo

Warta Malaya—185, 185a, 185b. Cecil Philippine Magazine—217, Dasma-

Street rinas, Binondo

Sumatra Philippine Journal ’of Education—

College of Education, U.P.

De Sumatra Post—Medan Philippine Journal of Science — 727,

Herran, Ermita

THE PHILIPPINES Philippine Law Journal, The—Col-

lege of Law, U.P.

Manila Philippine Magazine—1104, Castil-

lijos, Quiapo

American Chamber of / Commerce Philippine Mining News—601, Es-

Journal—180, David, Binondo colta

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS-OFFICE EQUIPMENT E237

Philippine Missionaky—1916, Oro- Shanghai

quieta, Sta. Cruz

Philippine Poultry Journal — 357 Burroughs, Inc.—12, The Bund

R. Hidalgo, Quiapo Business Equipment Corporation-

Philippine Social Science Review- 263, Kiangse Road

105, Rizal Hall, U.P. Commercial Equipment Co. — 303,

Kiangse Road

Philippines Herald—61, Muralla, In- Dodwell

tram uros & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd.

Sho-Ko Shimpo—841, Lepanto Evans & Son, Ltd.—David House

Sugar News Press, Inc., The—671, Gallop & Co., Fed. Ino.—320, Sze-

chuen Road

Dasmarinas

Tribune, The—T.V.T. Builidng Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co..

Ltd.—6.1, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

United Press Association — Insular International

Life Building, Binondo Business Machines

Woman’s Home Journal—1132, Cali- Office Corpn.—220, Szechuen Road

fornia, Ermita Appliance Co., Ltd.—150, Nan-

king Road

Cebu Office Utilities Service Bureau-

's, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Advertiser, The—198, Juan Luna Remington Typewriter Agency—161,

Freeman, The—P.O. Box 311 Museum Road

Guardian, The Underwood Typewriter Dept. — 81,

Jinkee Road

Iloilo Weder, August—104, Hamilton House

El Centinela—24, Iznart

El Pueblo—6, Oral Luna Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

La Tribuna—14, Marina Street

Pearl of the Orient—The Times SIAM

Zamboanga Bangkok

El Criterio

La Antorcha McFarland Typewriter Co., Ltd. —

Midanao Herald Corner New and Suriwongse Roads

OFFICE EQUIPMENT MALAYA

CHINA Penang

Hongkong Roneo, Ltd.—19, Beach Street

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Hong Kong Singapore

Bank Building

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.—Gloucester Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. — 26-30a,

Building (Arcade) Cecil Street

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—David House, Remington Rand, Inc.—Guthries Bldg.,

-67, Des Voeux Road Central < 24. Battery Road

Office Appliance Co.—12, Des Voeux Roneo, Ltd.—3, Malacca Street

Boad Central Straits Typewriter Agency — 14a,

Ramsey & Co.—Hotel Cecil Basement Change Alley

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E236 OFFICE EQUIPMENT—OIL MERCHANTS

Selangor Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—i, Nami-

matsu-cho, 3-chome

Ba^opk Typewriter Agency—6, Mar- Sakai

Sanko

Shoten—35. Akashi-machi

Shogyo K.K. — 47, Akashi-

ket Str.. Kuala Lumpur machi

NETHERLANDS INDIES Socony Vacuum Corporation—P.O.

Box 1

Sourabaya Takada Seitaro Shoten — Shosen

Bldg., 5, Kaigan-dori

Remeiods Bros. !5, Kern ban gDjepoou Union Oil Co. ok California—7, Ha-

rima-machi

THE PHILIPPINES Hakodate

Manila Hakodate Juyu Tank K.K.—96, Suer

hiro-cho

A. & P. Co.. Inc.—620. Escolta. Mitsutani Kiemon—2, Wakamatsu-

N aoional clio

Ereanger & Galingee, Inc.—Regina Murakami Tomikichi—28, Wakama-

Bldg. tsu-cho

Gestetner Ltd., D.—108, Escolta

Heacock Oo.. H. E.—120, Escolta Kyushu

NiEi^oijr Sales Co. — 110, Escolta, Hamada Yoshisuke—10, Shimo Tsushi-

Binondo ma-Koji

Philippine Education Co.—101-103, Kishi Takao—3, Kaigan-dori

Escolta

Kitamura Tamindo-^-68. Baba Shin-

OIL MERCHANTS cho

Takasaki Tqrao—34, Kami Qofuku-cho

JAPAN Yanase Shoji K.K.—'Kami Gofuku-

eho

Kobe Moji

F. B. Broad & Son—7, Harima-machi Asano Bussan Kaisha—Sanbashi-dori

Hatada Seiyu-sho—8, Goban-cho, 7- Demitsu Sakezo Shoten—Nishi Hon-

chome machi

Honen Seiyu K.K-^Naruo-mura Kyushu Sekiyu K.K.—Moto Kujota-

Inouye Mamekas.u Seizo K.K.—Ha- ki-cho

manaka-cho Maruzen Koyu G.K.—Soto Hama-chr

Kobe Boiled Oil Go.—Kawanishi- Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

dori 15

Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—18, Takahashi Makuma Shoten—Soto Ha-

Kitanaka-macHi Washida Shokai G.K.—Higashi Hon-

Matst-tno Shoten G. K.—150, Tamon- machi

dori

Mikado Seiyd K.K.—475, Nishide- Nagasaki

machi

Musabhoy & Co., Ltd.. M.—328,- San- F*u;ji6ka Ei.ii—Moto Funa-machi

nomiya Matsuhaya Shoten—12, Moto Funa-

Nichibei Koyu K. K.—2, Umetate-cho machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E239

Nippon Sekiytj K.K.—1, Yanase-machi Shimonoseki

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—7, Asahi Sekiju K.K.—Kannozsaki-cho

Tokiwa-machi

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—9, Oura Daido Koyu K.K.—Hanano-chi

Fukuishi Shoten—Hanano-cho

Yamada Shoji K.K.—Onoe-machi Honen Seiyu K.K.—Hyaku-ju Bank

Yamaga Gennosuke—3, Suehijo-cho Building

Yamamoto Sekiyu-ten—Imaura-cho

Nagoya

Tokyo

Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—Kita- Asahi Sekiyu K.K.—21-gokan, Maru-

kura-cho nouchi

Nagoya Ogura Sekiyu Hambai-sho— Honen Sekiyu K.K.—Yaesu Building,

71, Sawakami Atsuta Higashi-cho Marunouchi

Nagoya iSeiyu K.K.—Hiroi-cho, Nishi- Hosoyama Tahochi Shoten—6, Shin-

ku kawa

Nichibei Koyu K.K.—Ofune-cho, Ni- Nippon Oil Co.—Yuraku Building

shi-ku Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—Sanshin

Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—Negi-oho, Naka- Building, Yuraku-cho

ku Sasaya Shoten—13, Hongo

Nitto Koyu K.K—48. Ofuna-cho Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—519, Yaesu

Rising Petroleum Co.—2, Shinsakae- Building

machi Watanabe Takejiro Shoten—19, Higa

Standard Vacuum Corporation — 3, Yetanishi Ryukanchi

Shin-yanagi-cho Shokai—3, Ginza

Yoshikawa Seiyu-sho—Nishi Kikui-

cho, Nishi-ku Yokohama

Osaka Fujii Seiyusho—32, Okano-cho

Iwai Seiyu Hiryo Gomei Kaisha—7,

Hoshino-cho

Aoki Kagaku Seiyu-sho—26, Minami Nichibei Koyu K.K.—53, Takashima-

Sakaigawa-oho dori

Hasegawa Seiyu Kojo—30, Mina.ni Nippon Seikiyu Kabushiki Kaisha—

Nakamoto-cho Anzen-cho

Kashiwara Seiyu Goshi Kaisha—2-40, Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Ghiwaka-cho

Minami-Horie-cho Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—58, Ya-

Matsumoto Seiyu-cho—4, Izuo Umeno- mashita-cho

machi Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—8, Bund

Mayeda Seiyu-cho—18, Fuku-machi Yokohama Kiyota Shoten K.K.—250,

i Nagai Shoten — 820, Daido-Seimei Kanagawa-dori

Bldg. FORMOSA

; Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—Asaki

Bldg., 3, Nakanoshima Rising Sun Petroleum Co., I/td.—

| Settsu Seiyo K.K.—16, Yasui-cho Taihoku

| Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Osaka Shitsuin Shoten—Taihoku

| Building, 1, Soze-cho Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

Yoshihara Teijiro—7, Nakanoshima 97, Taihoku

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E240 OIL MERCHANTS

KOREA Chinkiang

Beiyct SfiOKAX—33, Saikaido, Seoul Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Chosen Yushi Kogyosho—12, Reido, China), Ltd.—4, The Bund

Seoul

Keijo Eiyu Shoji Chungking

daimon-dori, SeoulKaisha—88, Nan-

Nichibei Koyu K.K.—14, Furnichi- Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), L/td.

machi, Seoul Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Nippon Sekiyu K.K.—1, Nandaimon- Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

dori, Seoul Young Brothers Trading Co.

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—10,

Nandaimon-dori, Seoul Dairen

Standard-Yacuum Oil Co.- 178, Gishu-

dori, Seoul

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The — P.O. Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

(Salad)—3, Higashikoen-cho

Box 25

Texas Sekiyu Hambaisho—1, Nandai- Asia dori

Sekiyu Kaisha—213, Yamagata-

mon-dori, Seoul Asiatic Petroleum Co.—213, Yama-

CHINA gata-dori

Nisshin Seiya K.K.—3, Takara-cho

Amoy Santai Yubo K.K.—Hatsuse-cho

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Texas 60

Shell Corner

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. cho Co. (China), Ltd.—230, Shiomi-

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—H. K. and cho Moto Shoten G.K.—14, Yayai-

Yano

Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Foochow

Canton

Asiatio Petroleum

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.— South China Trading Co., Ltd.

Shameen Co., Ltd.—69.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Me Wu Ting Road

Standard Vacuum Oil Corpn. -

Texas

Con., Co.Shameen

(China), Ltd., The—47, B. Texas Co., Ltd.—7, Huang Sung Pao

Street

Changsha Hangchow

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd. China), Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Chefoo Hankow

Asiatic Petroleum Go. (N.C.), Ltd. Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box Asiatic Petroleum C°- (North

China), Ltd.

10

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E24I

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Kongmoon

Co.—4, Han Chung Road, S.A.D.

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd. — 9, Dahlia Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Building, Hunan Road

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Tungting, Standard-Vacuu#Oil Co.

Whacheong and Poyang Roads Mukden

Smith & Co., Werner G.—French

Bund

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—National Asiatic Petroleum Co.

City Bank Building Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd. — N.K.K. Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—I.S.S.

Bldg., The Bund Bldg.

Young Brothers Trading Co.—Young

Brothers Corpn. Bldg. Hanking

Harbin Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Ltd.—1, Pekarnaya Street Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The — Sar

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—65, Polevaya Ki Wan

Street

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—52, Diago- Nanning

nalnaya St., Pristan

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—42, Straho- Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

yvaya Street

Hoihow Newchwang

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. China), Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Hongkong

| A. Yuen & Chee Cheong Co.—74, Ningpo

Connaught Road Central Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South

I China), Ltd.—Shell House

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Peiping

c} Road Central

) Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Legation St.

I? Central Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—7, Erh

1:, Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7 Queen’s Rd. Tiao Hutung

ft Central

L Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Union

Building Shanghai

Texas Company (China), Ltd., The

—12, Queen’s Road Central Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

China), Ltd.—Shell Building, 1, The

Kiukiang Bund

Dodwell & Co.—17, Canton Road

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Knipschildt & Eskelund—220, Sze-

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. chuen Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E242 OIL MERCHANTS

Kobayashi Yoko—115, Kiangse Road Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—7, Kuan-

Liddell Bros. & Co.—4, Peking Road tao Road

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—94, Canton Texas Co., Ltd.—3, Monchwang Road

Road

Sung Yuen Oil Co.—280, Peking Rd. Wenchow

Ta Yu Yue Oil Mill-^36, W. Soochow

Road Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—30, Foochow Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Road

Union Oil Co. of California—239, Wuchow

Sassoon House

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—101, Broadway Asiatic Petroleum Co. (iS.C.), Ltd.

Swatow Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Wuhu

—P.O. Box 8

Standard-Vacuum

79 Oil Co.—P.O Box Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd. —G, Koo Peng Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Road Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—Ho Nan

Kai

Soochow

Yunnanfu

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Cie Franco-Asiatjque des Petroles

Tientsin Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), SIAM

Ltd.

Crystal, Ltd.—4, Pokotiloff Road Bangkok

Golden Star Co.j The—79, Fukushima

Road

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—8, Quai de Asiatic

taw i

Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Ban-

France Siam Industries (1932), Ltd.—P.O.

Texas Co.—90, Victoria Road Box 50

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Hong

Tsinan Kong Bank Lane

Standard-Vacuum

Lu Oil Co.—Wei San INDO-CHINA

Tsingtao Haiphong

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.— Compagnie Franco-Asiatiques des

P.O. Box 98 Petroles—5, Rue Briere de PIsle

Ring Chong Loong Co.—P.O. Box 59 Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—13, Rue

Minemura Oil Mills—34, Hwayang Jules Ferry

Road Texas Co., Ltd.—23, Rue Jules Ferry

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E243

Provinces du Tonkin Crosfield & Sons, Ltd., J.—5, Malac-

ca Street

Nguyen van Chung—Dap-Cau Ho Hong Oil Mills (1931)^ Ltd.—61,

Chulia Street

Saigon Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.—Ocean

Building, Prince Street

COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AsIATIQUE DES Pe- Scotia Lubricating Oil Co.-- 2, Fin-

layson Green

troles—15, Boulevard Norodom

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Banque Building, 5th FloorOil Co. — Union

Standard-Vacuum

de PIndochiue Building Union Oil Co. of California Union

Building, Collyer Quay

MALAYA Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C.—41-43,

Robinson Road

Johore

THE PHILIPPINES

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Johore Bahru

Cebu

Malacca Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Gotiaoco

Building

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—73, Pengkalan Texas

Rama Co. (Philippines), Inc., The

Penang Iloilo

Ban Teik Bee Co,—170, Beach Street Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Philippines),

Ltd.

Kim Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach Socony-Vacuum

Street Corporation

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Texas Co., Inc.

Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co. — 51,

Madras Lane (Coconut) Manila

Wakefield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Hongkong &

Bank Chambers Shanghai Bank Building

Perak Associated Oil Co. — China Bank

Building

Babcock & Co;, Inc.—P.O. Box 1222;

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box El Hogar Bldg.

119, Ipoh Bennett, Inc., P. M.—53, Lorenzo de

la Paz

Selangor Carrero, Vidal & Co.—Isla de Provi-

sor, Paco (Coconut)

Cumberbatch & Co.—Ford Street El Dorado OH Works — 318, National

City Bank Building, Binondo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—High Str., Philippine

Kuala Lumpur Engineer Corpn.—Pilar

Bldg.

Singapore Philippine Manufacturing Co.—2144,

David, Binondo

Philippine Refining

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Shell House, nut)—1035, Isaac Peral Co. (Coco-

, Col Iyer Quay Philippine Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O.

Bee Huat & Co.—121, Beach Road Box 843

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E244 OIL MERCHANTS—OPTICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Spencek, Kellogg

—Tomas Claudio, Pandacan

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—426, Das- Schmidt Shoten—13, Nakanoshima, 3-

mariilas chome

Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc. ^ 9,

Plaza, Moraga, Binondo Tokyo

Valvoline Oil Co. of New York—41,

Banaca, San Miguel Hospital Supply Co.—7, Yamamoto-

cho

Zamboanga Krausse, E.—10, Marunouchi, San

chome

Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Atkins Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—

Kroll Building Yusen Building, Marunouchi

Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O. Box 14.

CHINA

BORNEO

Canton

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Labuan

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen

Ltd.—Sandakan. Schmidt & Co.—20-24, Ching Yuen

Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd.—Miri Maloo

NETHERLANDS INDIES Dairen

Sumatra Hirata Yoko—47, Naniwa-cho

Nan Yang Yen Chino Kung Ssu-81,

N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maat- iTanbu-dori

suhappij—Pangkala Brandan Ohmi Yoko—37, Naniwa-cho

Shih Wei Chi—Naniwa-cho

OIL MILLS IN CHINA—(See

Page B66) Harbin

OPTICAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES Rodenstock, G.- -2,' ’Sammanaya St.

Schmidt & Co.—40, Diagonalnaia

JAPAN

Kobe Peiping

Schmidth & Co., F.L.—23, Hsi Tsung

Fukuoka Shinsei-do.—3, Tamon-dori Pu Hutung

Hattori Hosei-do.—57, Sannomiya-

cho Hongkong

Tnouye Gankyoten—Sannomiya-cho

Kobe Gankyo-in—52, Motomachi-dori Bakilly Co., Ltd. —153, Des Voeux

Morikawa Shoten—170, Motomachi- Road Central

dori

Nishimura Shoten—159, Motomachi- Chinese Optical Co.—67, Queen’s

Road Central

dori Hongkong Optical Co.—53, Queen’s

Tamaya Shoten Kano-cho Road Central

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OPTICAL AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES—PAINT AND VARNISH E245

International Trading Co. — China Clark & Co.—Masonic Temple

Building Heacock Co., H. E.—124, Escolta

Lazarus, N.—6, Pedder Street Escolta Optical Co.—167, Escolta

Lee Bros.—8, D’Aguilar Street Lara Optical Co.—356, Raon

Mayen & Oo.—37, Queen’s Road C. Reyes Optical Co.—684, Ave. Rizal

Schmidt & Co.—York Building Reyes Bros. Optical Co.—702, Ave.

Sino- American Optical Co.--238 Rizal

Queen’s Road Centra] Sabater Mandel—76, Escolta

Torres Optical Co.,—554, Juan Luna

Shanghai Valencia Optical, Inc.—87, Escolta

China Scientific 'Instrument Co., PAINT FACTORIES -{See

Ltd.—131, Museum Road Page B68)

Ismer & Co., C.—244, Nanking Road

Scherings, Ltd.—133, Yuen Ming PAINT AND VARNISH

Yuen Road

Schmidt & Co.—Sassoon House JAPAN

Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd. — 2, Peking

Road Kobe

Tientsin Ohoyei-Gumi—Nishi-shirike-cho

Tientsin Optical Co.—65, Rue de Daito mura

TOryo K. K. — Choshu, Oda-

Takou

Schmidt & Co.—52, Taku Road Higashiyama Shoten —196, Nishide'

machi

MALAYA International Paint Co.—P.O. Box

141

Singapore Kanae Shoten—26, Shimagami-cho

Kansai Paint K. K.—365, Kanzak'

Eastern Optical Co. —15, South Kobe Toryo K.K.—1, Mizukasa-dori

Canal Road Nippon Paint Kobe Soko—388, Nis-

Eye Clinic, The—191, Middle Road hide-machi

Ezekiel & Sons—Raffles Chamber, Okada Toryo-ten—83, Sannomiya-cho

Raffles Place Red Hand Compositions Co.—Ytnei

Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15, Bat- Shoten, 23, Sakae-machi

tery Road Toyo Toryo Seizo K.K.—2, Suguhara-

Nan Sin Optical House—325, North dori

Bridge Road

Nagasaki

Malacca Suzubun Shoten—52, Tsuki-machi

|- Georgetown Dispensary—9, Riverside Yoshida Rainosuke—22, Moto Furu-

kawa-machi

THE PHILIPPINES Osaka

Manila

Asahi Paint Seizo G.K.—21, Urae-cho

Botica Boie—95, Escolta, Binondo Nippon Paint Seizo K.K.—10, Urae-

Casaje Toh & Co., Inc.—135, Rosario cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

M246 PAINT AND VARNISH

Taisho Paint K.K.—Minami Sakai- China Paint Manufacturing Co.,

gawa Ltd.—1, Arran St., Kowloon

Taiyo Paint Sbizq Kogyo K.R. — 42. Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. — 3, Queen’s

F uku-machi Road Central

Teikoku Paint Seizo K.K. aS, Ho- Eastern Asbestos Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

getsu-cho Central

Toa Paint Seizo K.K.—3S, Takami- Goeke & Co. (1933) Export, A.—China

cho Building

Tokyo Kelly & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.—

York Building

Fcji Tokyo K K.—Showa Building, National

Maiunouchi Lacquer and Paint Pro-

Nippon Kakko Paint K.K. 3, Ginza ducts Co., Ltd.—3536, North Point

Nippon Paint Seizo K. K. Minamis- Shbwan, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Road Central

hinagawa Shuku

Teikoku Tokyo K.K.—13, Kiba-cho Sun Fat Co.—National Bank Building,

8a, Dqs Voeux Road Central

Yokohama Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark—

Hong Kong Bank Bldg.

Akimoto Aburaten—12, Choja^machi

AmanO Shoten—1-6, Onoe-cho Shanghai

Inagaki Yeizo Shoten—17, Noge-cho

Kaneko Katsujiro Shoten—78, Sumi- Campbell, H. B.—1481, Bubbling Well

Morobashi Chiyokichi Shoten—1117, Road

Kuto-cho

Suzuki Kinnosuke Shoten—li, Masa- Chen Hua Paint Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd.—478-80, North Soochow Road

go-cho

Felgate

Takagi Tsunesabuko Shoten—28, Su- Well Road & Co., R. H.—1547, Bubbling

miyashi-cho

Yatomi Shokai—23, Kaigan-don Red Hand Compositions Co.—320,

Szechuen Road

CHINA Slowe & Co., Ltd.—110 Hankow Road

Wilkinson. Hey wood & Clark—320,

Dairen Szechuen Road

Hayashi Yoko—80, Nishi Yoko

Makshu Paint K.K.—(53, Susono^cho Tientsin

Tanaka Keitei Shokai G.K.—218,

Yaraagata-dori' Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—5, Vic

toria Road

Hankow

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd.—9, Dahlia NETHERLANDS INDIES

Building, Hunan Rd., S A.D. 3

Hongkong Sourabaya

Aurt & Wiborg Co.—17, Connaught N. V. PA. Regnault’s Verf-Tikk &

Road Central Blikfabriecken

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAINT AND VARNISH—PAPER MERCHANTS E247

THE PHILIPPINES Matsuda Shokai—13, Kaigan-dori

Mitsubishi Seishi K.K.—Takasago-

Manila cho

Bazar Siglo—Plaza de Conde Murakami Shokai—25, Kawasaki-cho

Oham-Samco & Sons—300, Sto. Cristo, Nippon Shigyo K.K.—98, Yedo-macbi

Nippon Shirui Shokai—77, Moto-

San Nicolas machi

Elizalde & ClA—P.O. Box 121

Getz Bros. & Co.—20, Soriano Bldg. Nissha Shokai—34Q, Iwaya

Suda Shokai—5, Karumo-dori

Go Soc.—618, Rizal Avenue Tanaka Gensaburo Shoten—41, Kita-

Norton & Harrison Co.—Kneedler nagasa-dori

Building Ygkogawa Shokiku bo—9, Kitanaga-

Perez Samanillo, , Rafael — 116-122, sa-cho

Juan Luna

Reyes & Oo., F.—424, Azcairaga, San Kyushu

Nicolas

Roelli & ;Co., Inc.—244, David Aori Isokichi—1, Furukoji

Binondo

Simeon O. Suan—-324, Echague Hakushinsha K.K.—Okonai-cho

Uy Chaco Sons & Co.—Chaoo Bldg. Kawarada Heizo-^29, Kojiya-cho

Viegelmann, E.—456, Dasmarinas Kojima Wayoshiten G.K.—38, Naka-

jima-cho

PAPER BOX FACTORIES—(Xee Watanabe Nishi-cho

Kamimise G.K.—25, Kami

Page B68)

PAPER MILLS—(Nee Page B69) Moji

PAPER MERCHANTS Daido Yoshiten K.K.—Uchihamacho

Nakai Shoten K.K. -- Nislii Hon-machi

JAPAN Nagasaki

Kobe Inouye Isao—37, Moto Konya-machi

Fuji Seishi K.K.—25, Jokoji Inouye Kenkwa-do-^48, Suwa-machi

Futmai Shokai — 106, Nakayamate- MutagVChi Ichisaku—52, YorzUzo-machi

dbri Shoshin-do—89, Doza-machi

Hakushin-sha Kobe Branch—25, Sa- Shoyei-do—25, KatSuyama-cho

kae-machi

Inouye Kamimise — 14, Moto-machi Yamaguchi Kichiro—26, Zaimoku-cho

dori Osaka

Japan Paper Co.- 99, Kitamachi

Kawabata Yoshiten—33, Kumoi-dori Aall & Co., Ltd—9, Koraibashi

Kobe Bosui Shifu Seizo-sho—6, Dai- Fuji Seishi K.K,—1, Nishino Shi-

kai-dori mono-cho

‘.Kobe Seishi-sho—26, Asahi-dori Fukuyama Seishi K.K.—12, Kitahorie

IKudo Yoshiten—20, Sakae-maohi Kami-cho

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.—35, Nishi- Furukawa Seishi K.K.—906, Imafuku-

mabhs cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E248 PAPER MERCHANTS

Karafuto Kogyo K.K.—1, Taraae-cho CHINA

Nikka Seishi K.K.—3, Honjo Higa-

shi-machi Canton

Oji Seishi K.K.—124, Kita Nagae-

cho

Okayama Seisha K.K.—1, Utsubo Rafeek Shameen&' Co.—27-28 French Concession

Kita-machi

Shidzuoka Chefoo

Nippon Shoshi K. K.—54, Mabuchi Kung Dah Printing Press—6, Chao

Hon-cho Yang Street

Nozaki Jubei Shoten—34, Gofuku-oho

Sano Kikuzo Shoten—14, Cha-maohi Dairen

Shiztjhata

eho Seishi K.K.—14, Mizuochi-

Daido Yoshiten K.K.—125, Yamagata-

Tokyo dori

Fuji Yoshiten K.K. -147, Yamagata

Aall & Co.—P:0. Box 41. Central dori

Azuma Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—77, Gadeliusdori

& Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata-

Shimo Ochiai

Fuji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—3, Ginza dori Shoten K.K.—52, Kambu-

Hagiwara

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.—P.O.—Box 95

Central Hankow

Mitsushi Paper Mills, Ltd.—6, Maru-

nouohi

Nippon Shiqyo K.K.—69, Motomachi Chung Hwa Steel Products and

Oji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—Sanshin Trading Co.—29, Rue de Paris, Exten.

Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.

Itoh & Co,, C.— 7, Poyang Rd., S.A.D. 3

Yokohama LeePoyang

& Co.,RoadLtd., D.A.—Ding An Lee,

Bunsei-do Yoshiten — 39, Sumyoshi-

cho Harbin

Ishida Wayoshiten—177, Furo-cho

Miyamoto Shoten—13, Onoe-cho Genfer, M.A.—10,

Nippon Shigyo K.K.—108, Aioi-cho Diagonalnaya Str.Polenaya, Corner 43

Ogawa Yoshiten—59, Mi naminaka-dori

Takasago Shoten—-2, Onoe-cho , Hongkong

KOREA Ault & Wiborg—17, Connaught Road

Central

Hagino ShotEjN— 95, Taihei-dori, Seoul CheCentral

San & Co.—58, Des Yceux Road

Hagiwara Kamimise—102, Nandai- Chee Hing—392, Queen’s Road West

mon dori. Seoul

Nippon Commercial Press—36, Queen’s Road

dori Shigyo K.K. 106, Nandaimon Central

Okura Yoshiten—137, Nandaimondori Der A. Wing & Co.—22, Wyndham Street

Senichi Shibutsu K.K.—26, Jushodo Huygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road C.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

PAPER MERCHANTS £249

Ito & Co. (H.K.), Ltd., G. — 4a, Des China Fibre Container Co.—273.

Haichow Road

Yoeux Road Central

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—18, Pedder China Paper Co.—185, Yuen Ming

Street Yuen Road

Johnson & Co.—63, Wai Ching Street China Printing Supply Co.—23,

Kelley & Co., Ltd. —11, Queen’s Rd. C. Chaotung Road

Kotewall & Co., R.H.—China Build- Clive & Co.—39, Avenue Edward VII

ing Commercial Press, Ltd.—211, Honan

Kwok & Co., P.K.—35, Hing Lung Road

Street Cosmos Paper Co.—242, Hamilton House

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W.R.— Daido Yoshiten, Ltd.—105, Kiangse

York Building Road

Luen Cheong & Co,—74, Des Vceux Dixon & Son,

Road Central Szechuen

Maison F. Mathieu Ste. Ame -Prince’ Frost, RoadLtd., H. C.—Lane 126, 10,

Building Bland & Co.—33, Szechuen

Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol- Gallop,

land House, Queen’s Road Central H. B.—303, Avenue Retain

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s Gallop & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Building Glanzmann Co., F.—162, Canton Road

Moulder & Co., Ltd.—China Build- Hoehnke, Frithjof—220, Szechuen Road

ing May Sun & Co.--81, Honan Road

Noronha & Co.—18, Ice House Street

Reiss Bradley & Co;, Ltd.—7, Queen’s Mitsubishi

kiang Road

Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu-

Road Central

Shewan, Tomes, & Co.—10, Des Yoeux Molnar

Road

& Greiner—330, Szechuen

Road Central

Sun Tai Cheung—129, Bonham Strand Ouskouli, M. H.A.—142, Museum Road

East

Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.—China KiangseBrockelmann

Reuter,

Road

& Co. — 452,

Building Schuster, E.—240, Hamilton House

Thoresen & Co.—Queen’s Building Shanghai Paper Industry Co., Ltd.—

Tung Hing—32, Cochrane Street 115, Hankow Road

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Shanghai Press, Ltd.—56, Haskell Road

Building Synnerberg, G. V.—264, Kiangse Rd.

Macao Telgb & Schroeter — 620, Szechuen

Road

Po Man Lai;--2, Largo-do S. Domain Thoresen

Road

& Co., O.—110, Szechuen

gos

Yiccajee & Co., Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse

Shanghai Road

Yah Chen Co.—Lane 103, 7, Nanking

| Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43, Road

• Yuen Ming Yuen Road Swatow

IArnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

] Ault & Wiborg China Co.—157, Can- Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76

' ton Road

Bunshin Paper Co., Ltd.—89, Foo- Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44,

Yee Aun Street

chow Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E250 PAPER MERCHANTS—PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Tientsin Motiwalla & Co., E. J.—6 & 8,

d’Almeida Street

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de Spicers (Export), Ltd.—P.O. Box 572

Takou

Caxton Press, Ltd.—Council Road THE PHILIPPINES

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Vic-

toria Road Manila

Qipperich & Cp., E.—^52, Taku Road

Perrin Cooper & Co.—73, Consular A. C. Ransom Philippine Corporation—

Road 717-721, Florentine Torres

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Ault (fc Wiborg (Far East) Co.—30-32,

sular Road Basando

SIAM Corono Supply Co. 402, Juan Luna

Hall Whipple & Co., Inc., S.—176, Soler,

Bangkok Binondo

Heilbronn Co., J. P., Inc.—233, Calle

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd—Tapan Manila BlueDavid, Binondc

Hua Takay Printing Co.—Santa

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Cruz Bridge

Philippine Education Co.—101, Es-

colta

MALAYA

Penang PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORIES

—(See Page B70)

Criterion Press Co.,

ing, Penang Road Ltd.—Echo Build-

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Perak JAPAN

Commercial Press, Ltd.—15, Pang- Kobe

lima Street, Ipoh

Akakabe Shoten — 133, Motomachi-

Selangor dori

Arakawa iShashin Shokai—173, San-

nomiya-cho

Canton Press—6-8, Market Street, Futaba Shashin Shokai — 39, Akashi-

Kuala Lumpur machi

Negri Sembilan Honjo Shokai—61, Motomachi-dori

Nantoh & Co.—Nakayamate

Commercial Press, Ltd.—125, Birch Yasui dori

Shasinki-ten — 187, Motomachi-

iload, Seremban

Yoshida Yoshi Shoten—34, Sanno-

Singapore miya-cho

De Souza Bros.—106, North Bridge Road Kyoto

Dickinson

lop House, Robinson Road Asanuma Shokai—Bukkoji Sagaru

Koh Yew Heang Eng Kee Press—18, Kataoka Shashin Zairyo-ten—Kawa-

North Bridge Road ra-machi-kado

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES E251

Minortj-ya Shashin-ten—Sakai-machi- Hall Law & Co.—China Building

uishi-ini Long Hing & Co.—8, Des Voeux Road

Nagano Harunosuke—Ayakoji-sagam Central

Yamamoto Suetaro—Sanjo-agaru Mayen & Co.—37, Queen’s Road C.

Yamashita Shoten—Bukkoji-sagaru Schmidt & Co.—York Building

Ptjrukawa Shashin Zairyoten—14,

Kita Kyutaro-cho Macao

Kawara Shashikiten — 60, Kawara

machi Po Man Lau—2, Largo do, S. Domin-

Konishi Roku—46, Nagaboribashi gos

Momiji-ya—209, Kamifukushima Thomson Loo & Co.—1a, Rua Central

Tokyo Peiping

Sangokci Boeki K.K.—8, Yumi-cho Camera Craft Co.—2, Morrison Street

Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu- Deutsche

—21, Gan

Farben H.-G. Waibel & Co.

Mien Hutung

sen Building, Marunouchi Hartung’s Photo Shop—3, Legation

Street

CHINA

Shanghai

Amoy

China Sports—560, Szechuen Road

Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. Chiyo Yoko—166, Nanking Road

Eastman Kodak & Co.—185, Yuen

Dairen Ming Yuen Road

Ilford, Ltd.—7-9, Montauban Road

Hashizume Yoko—64, Oyama-dori Scherings, Ltd.—133, Yuen Ming

Kashimitea Yoko K.K.—M, Ise-cho Yuen Road

Kimura Yoko—35, Nishi-dori Squires, Bingham, Ltd.—126, Nan-

Mori Yoko—Ginza-dori king Road

Sano Yoko G.K.—35, Oyama-dori Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—71, Nan-

king Road

Hankow Tientsin

Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and Kodak Shop, The—111, Victoria Road

Cooperation Roads MALAYA

Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co.

—11, The Bund, S.A.D. 3 Singapore

Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner

of Rue Clemenceau and Rue Dubai 1 Ebata & Co’y.—33, Coleman Street

Zenith Studio—21, Kianghan Road Ezekiel & Sons, E. S. — 3, Capitol

Building, Stamford Road

Hongkong Kodak, Ltd.—130, Robinson Road

Lee & Co., C. M.—37-39, High Street (1st

A. Sek & Co.—26a, Des Vceux Road C. Floor)

Eastman Kodak Co. — 14, Queen’s Lim Khoon Heng — 245-7, Orchard

Road Central Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES-PLUMBING AND HEATING—

E252 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

Malaya Photo Supply Co.—59, Vic- Peiping

toria Street

Maynard & Co.—11, Battery Road China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang

Singapore Photo Co.—37-39, High Street Men Street

Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. 95 North Engineering Practice, Inc.—11, Fang

Bridge Road Chia Hutung, Antingmen Nei

SIAM Shanghai

Bangkok China Plumbing & Heating Co.—416,

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Szechuen Road

Diethelmco New Shanghai Heating and Plumb-

THE PHILIPPINES ing Co.—Lane 200, 21, Peking Road

Universal Engineering Co. — 2,

Manila Avenue Petain

Botica Boie—95, Escolta THE PHILIPPINES

Camera Supply Co. -138, Escolta

Heacock Co., H. E.—120-130, Escolta Manila

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434, Das- Casupanan Bros.—243, Blumentrid

marinas

Manila Photo Supply, Inc.—159-161, Gonzales, D. A.—120, Tetuan

Escolta Jones, J. W.—312, Misericordia

Modern Kodak Finishing, The—74, La Higiene—54, Orozco

Soler Lazaro, G.—245, Moriones

Sun Photo Supply—Crystal Arcade, Luzon Metal & Plumbing Works Co.,

Escolta Inc.—521-523, Soler Binondo

PIPER-ORGAN FACTORIES—(&ee Tiongson, United

Regino—1218, Misericordia

Plumbing Co., Inc.—666-676,

Page B70) Juan Luna, San Nicolas

PLUMBING AND HEATING Yu Eng Kao — 602-604, Azcarraga,

Tondo

JAPAN POWER PLANTS—(See Page B71)

Osaka

Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

Korai -bashi-zume JAPAN

CHINA Kobe

Hankow Chugai Insatsu K. K. — 2-6, Azuma-

Mei Loong & Co.—Opposite Y.M.C.A., Ichikawa dori

S.A.D. 2 Gomei Insatsu-sho — 147,

Kitanagasa-dori

Hongkong Inouye Kikuzo Insatsu-sho—136, Ni-

ban-cho 1-chome

Lee Yu Kee—37, Des Voeux Rd. C. Japan Chronicle Press—65, Naniwa-

machi

Warren

Building Tsukumo-do—11, Kaigan-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS E253

Kobe & Osaka Press—2, Kaigan-dori Nagasaki

Kodama Ohbun Kappan-sho—209, Mo-

tomachi-dori IIakuyei-sha—7, Enotsu-machi

Kukumaru Printing Office — 25, Harada Shin-ichiro—10, Dozamachi

Moto-machi

Kyoshin Insatsu K.K.—90, Shdmosa- Jusei-sha K.K.—1, Motohakata-oho

wa-dori Nagoya

Meibun-do—11, Sannomiya-cho

Mitsumura Insatsu K.K.—4, Isogami- Issei-sha—16, Chihaya-cho

dori

Naigai Insatsu K.K.—1-33, Kusuno- Nagoyaya-cho

Insatsu K.K.—Minami Hisa-

ki-oho

Okabe Insatsu Jimusho—36, Sakae- Showa machi

Insatsu K.K.—24, Hariyar

machi

Sanyei-sho—285, Moto-machi Tanaka Tensha Insatsu-sho — 1,020,

Shubun-sha K. K.—119, Aioi-cho Higashi Osone-cho

Tanaka

machi Insitsu K.K. — 102, Yedo- Osaka

Yamada Mark Shokai—257, Kotono-

cho Araki Sanjiro—42, Okumi-cho

Yokoyama Shigeru—1-24, Moto-machi Chuo Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—9, Higa-

shinoda-cho

Kyoto Isemato Kasaburo—4, Bakuro-machi

Endo Tokujiro—Yanagibabu-higashi Kobe Insatsu-sho—1-20, Kozu-cho Mi

nami-ku

Ishida Kyokusan Insatsu K.K.—Sa- Mikado Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—12,

kai-machi W asen-cho

Kamihipe Shoten—Omiya-Higashi Morikawa Insatsu-sho—34, Umeda-

Nakamura Seihan-jo—Fuyamachi cho

Okumura Chozo—Inokuma-Kado Nakada Insatsu-sho—65, Andojibashi,

Otoi Yoshio—Sanjo-sagaru Minami-ku

Sobun-sha Insatsusho — Kamigoryo- Nakane Kojo—301, Nae-cho

Tsutsumi Miyoshi—49, Kamifakushi-

mae-agara ma Kita

Suzuki Sholi-sha—Higashi-iru Umeda Insatsu-sho—86, Kamifukushi-

Kyushu ma Kita

Yamada Seihan InsatsU-sho—1032, Ni-

shimarute-cho

Fukuoka Insatsu K.K.—Kami Naji- y ohana-do

ma-cho Insatsu-sho—143, Moto-

Hakata-do—40, Furumonto-cho machi

Showa Insatsu G.K.—354, Haruyoshi- Tokyo

cho

Yamada Jumichiro—25, Furokuji-cho Chugai Insatsu Kaisha—25, Nishifu-

Moji kurawa

Arima Insatsusho G.K.—3, Dairi ICHIBAN-KAN PRINTING OFFICE—3, Ima-

gawakoji, Kanda-ku

Minami Sakao-machi Isshiki Printing Co.—3, Yuraku-cho

Ryubun-do Insatsusho G.K.—Gin-cho Kojima Insatsu K.K.—655, Kita Shi-

Toyo Seihan K.K.—Naniwa-cho nagawa-cho

CLAiSSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E254 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

Kyodo Insatsu K.iK.—Hisakatacho, Matsuura Insatsusho—34, Yoshmo-cho

Hoishikawa-ku Nisshin Insatsusho K.K.—2, Oye-cho

Nitto Insatsu K.K.—-36, Masago-cho, Takeshita Shoten —168, Yamagata-

Hongo-ku dori

Ohye Printing Go.—81, Kogaa-chu Toa Insatsu K.K.—91, Omi-cho

Shuyei-sha, Ltd.—12, lohigayakagv

cho Hankow

Tokyo Insatsu K.K.—Kogyo Ginko

Building, Marunouchi

Tokyo Tsukiji Type Foundry—Tsu- Central China Post, Ltd. — Corner

Hunan and Peking Roads

kiji Kyobashi-ku

Toyo Printing Co., Ltd.—32, Atago- Ping Lee, F.Printing

Dah Tung

Con.

Co.—51, Sing

cho Hankow Printing Office—13, San-

Yoshida Insatsu-sho—17, Saruya-cho kiao Road

Religious Tract

37, Poyang Road Society Press—33-

Yokohama

Tai-Stng Printing Office—7, Liangyi

Bunju-do Printing Office—46, Yedo Street

mura

Kanbe Insatsusho—35, Mandai-cho Harbin

Ohkawa Insatsusho—54, Ohta-machi

Onoe Insatsusho—44, AioPcho Harbin Commercial Post—10, Malaya

Skvoznaya

Taihei Insatsu K.K.—851, Nishibobe- Harbin

cho Daily News—14, Bulvarny

Taiyosha Insatsusho—35, Matsu gake- Prospect

cho Harbin Herald

Harbin Observer—10, Malaya Skvoz-

KOREA naya

Harbin Zaria—1, iSkvoznaya Street

Chikazawa iShoten—76, Hasegawa-cho, Simpson’s Agencies—2, Konnaya St.

Seoul

Chosen Insats-. K.K.-^62, Hoiai-cho, Hongkong

Seoul

Christian Literature Society—Seoul Central Printing Office—23, D’Agui-

Matsumoto Insatsusho G.K.—4®, Mi- lar Street

zushita-cho, Seoul Che San & Co.—58, Des Vceux Road

Tanioka Shoten G.K.—131, Hon-cho Central

China Mail—3a, Wyndham Street

CHINA Commercial Press, Ltd.—36, Queen’s

Road C. Printing Works, North

Chefoo Point

Connaught Printing Press,—1a,

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James—P.O. Stanley Street

Box 53 Der A Wing, Ltd.—22, Wyndham St.

Kung Dah Printing Press—6, Chao Empire Printing Press—50, Welling-

Yang St. ton Street

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.

Dairen Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Rd. C.

Hongkong Telegraph—1, Wyndham

Ichibankan—52, Shikishima-cho Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS E255

Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd. China News Co.—447, Szechuen Road

(Lithographers)—4, Queen’s Road C. China Press, Inc—160, Avenue Ed-

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building ward VII

Local Printing Press, Ltd. — 13, Comacrib Press— 118, Museum Road

Duddell Street Commercial Press, Ltd.—211, Honan

Millington, Ltd.—5, Queen’s Rd. C. Road

National Publishers, Ltd.—30, Village Dong Road

Woo Printing Co.—50, Boone

Road

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—3a, E-Shing & Co.—404, Szechuen Road

Wyndham Street Evans & Co., Ltd., J. J.— 320, Kiangse

Noronha & Co.—18, Ice House Street Road

South China Morning Post, Ltd.—1, Kelly Road

& Waish, Ltd—66, Nanking

Wyndham Street

Wing Fat Printing Co.—149, Wing Kwanu Hsueh Publishing House-

140, Peking Road

Lok Street

Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd. — China Leechuen Hing Printing Co.—583, Sze

Road

Building. (Basement), Queen’s Road C.

Liang You Printing and Publishing

Macao Co.—851, North Szechuen Road

Ling Sang Printing Ink, Ltd.—

Lane 77, 14, Kweichow Road

Typographia Mercantil de N. T. May Sun & Co.—81, Honan Road

Fernandes Filhos, Ltd.—26. Rua Mercantile Printing Co.—255, Wei-

Central haiwei Road

Nanking NeeTiendong

Suing Printing

Road Co.—Lane 242, G26

Educational Bookstore—400, Chung Ltd.—17, TheDaily

North China BundNews & Herald,

Shan Road Oriental Press, The -668, Szechuen

Peiping Road

Oxford University Press — 140, Pek-

Bureau of Engraving & Printing— Phoenix ing Road

1, Pai Chih Fang Press—131, Museum Road

Shanghai

French Bookstore—Grand Hotel de —19, Avenue Evening Post and Mercury

Pekin Edward VII

Pei yang Press—3, Legation Street Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — 1,

Thorne Road

Shanghai Press, Ltd.—56, Haskell Road

Shanghai Times & Shanghai Sunday

A.B.C. Times—160, Avenue Edward VII

Road Press — Lane 126, 22, Szechuen Shanghai Zaria—774, Avenue Joffre

Ah Sing—561, Boone Road Signs of the Times Publishing

Andreeff, D.—Ps 220, 13, Vallon House—515, Ningkuo Road

Ashizawa Printing Co.—300, Hai- Slovo Printing v Publishing Co.—238,

Avenue du Roi Albert

ning Road

Brewer, H. E.—526, Embankment Bldg. SunTiendong

King Printing

Road Co, —Lane 318, G80,

Bumpo Yoko—433, Woosung Road Union Printing Co.—422, Hart Rd.

Prlentar Cinting Co.—Lane 488, F23, Wah Yang Printing Co.—Lane 37, 4,

Woo Chang Road Miller Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E256 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

Wen Hwa Fine Arts Press, Ltd.— Grenier & Son, Ltd., Charles—69,

Birch Road, Seremban

1020, Point Road

Willow Pattern Press—668, Szechuen

Road Penang

Yik Shing—426, Kiangse Road

Yue Tah Co. -Lane 18, 4. Pakhoi Road Criterion Press Co.—Fcho Building,

Ziang Kee Book Co.—635, Szechuen Penang Road

Road Ganesh Printing Works—99, Penang

Street

Tientsin Penang Premier Press—34, Beach St.

Caxton Press—Cauncil Road Perak

Chihli Press, Inc!—25, Rue St. Louis

North China Advertising Co. — 113, Caxton PaEss, Lt>‘ —130, Belt!

Rue de Chaylard Street, Ipoh

North China Daily Mail—19, Rue de Commercial Press 15, Panglima

France Street, Ipoh

Peiyang Press, Ltd.—27, Wusih Road Federal

Serebrennikoff & Co., A. J.—16, tion Road, IpohStamp Co.—35, Sta-

Rubber

Council Road

Tientsin Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria Grenier & Co., Ltd., Thomas—37,

Station Road, Ipoh

Road Times of Malaya P»ess, Ltd.—Brew-

Tsingtao ster Road, Ipoh

Fu Chang Printing Co.-^-58, Wei- Selangor

hsien Road

Tsingtao Advertising and Publicity Art Printing Works—80, Ampang

Co.—5, Chi Hsia Road Road, Kuala Lumpur

Tsingtao Times —1, Hsin Tai Road Caxton Press—20, Station Street,

Klang and 4 and 6, Market Street,

SIAM Kuala Lumpur

Chong & Co., Peter—31, Ampang

Bangkok Street, Kuala Lumpur

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd. Commercial Press—117, High Street,

Kuala Lumpur

Siam.Free Press Co. Federal Rubbee Stamp 32, Co.— Old

Stationers Hall—230, New Road Market Square

Grenier & Son, Ltd.—27, Old Market

MALAYA Street, Kuala Lumpur

Khee Meng Press—234, High Street,

Malacca Kuala, Lumpur

Kyle Paimer & Co., Ltd.-231, Batu

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Road, Kuala Lumpur

Cross Street

Malacca Guardian, Ltd.—3, Jonker Singapore

Street

Negri Sembilan Chong & Co., Peter 7 & 9, Bobinson

Road

Commercial Press—125, Birch Road, DeRoadSouza Brothers—106, North Bridge

Seremban

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS—PRODUCE MERCHANTS E257

Jitts & Co., Ltd.—96, Robinson Road Economic Press—205 Arlegui

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—32, Raffles Place Fajardo, Juan—530, Raon Santa Cruz

Kiat & Co., Ltd., G H.—6 & 8, Robinson Frank & Co—101, Escolta

Road General Printing Press—421, Florentine

Koh Yew Hean1 Eng Kee Peess—18, Torres

North Bridge Road . Imprenta Ilagan Y Sanga—343-345,

Lithographeks, Ltd.—20 & 21, Raffles KriedtJuan Luna

Chambers Printing Co.—Bulletin Buliding

London and Eastern Printing Co., McCullough Printing Co.—110, Es-

Ltd.—11, Keppel Road coita

Malaya Publishing House—Stamford Manila Grafioa, Inc.—62, Escolta

Road and-Armenian Street Manila Press—440, Nueva

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.—104/116, Nam Shing & Co.—324, Dasmarinae

Anson Road

Motiwalla & Co. -6

Oriental Ave. Rizal

Education- Co. — 101-103,

Street Escolta

Nanyo Printing Office —162 & 164, Rizal PrintingCo.—1000, Rizal Avenue

Cecil Street

Printers, Ltd.—9, D’Almeida Street Shanghai Press—550, Misericordia

Straits Times Press—140, Cecil Street Tong King Press—424, Florentine

& 44, Stanley Street Torres

NETHERLANDS INDIES PRINTING HOUSES—(See

Page B89)

Batavia

Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en PRINTING INK FACTORIES—

Uitgevers Maatschappij (See Page B93)

Padang PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Fa. Drukkerij “ Sumatra Bode en JAPAN

Tjaja Soematra ”

Kobe

Sumatra Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

Varekamp & Co.—Medan Curnow & Co , Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

1050 (Sann.)

THE PHILIPPINES Cox & Hirao—112, Kita-machi

Standard Braid and Produce Co. of

Manila Japan—11, Tsogami-dori

Benipayo Osaka

Santa CruzPress—536-540, Misericordia, Aall & Co., Ltd.—9 & 10, Koraibashi

Carmelo & Bauermann, Unc.—2057,

Azcarraga Shimonoseki

Corcuera Printing Press-1410, Ave.

Rizal Biwa Shigetaro—Nishinohashi-cho

Dia Filipino—931, R. Hildago Hattori Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Dungka Printing Press—1728, Azcar- Minato Bunpei—Higashinabe-cho

raga Ohtani Shoten—Uyeda Naka-machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E258 PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Yokohama Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

Central

Aizawa Wasuke Shoten—12, Noge-cho Leeson & Co., D.—27, Connaught

Road Central

Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori Sassoon

Fukushima-Shoten—106, Oioicho & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Kasakawa Shoten—42, Hogoromo Voeux Road Central

Matsukiya Shottn—733, Sengen-cho Shanghai

Strome & Co.-—3'5, Yamashita-cho

Takasawa Shoten—37, Onoe-cho Arnhold

China Merchants Pongee Association

KOREA —] 20, Jinkee Road

China Produce Co. 288, Tiendong Road

Tanaka & Cb.—Fusan Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co.,

Ltd.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

CHINA Henningsen Produce Co.—250, West

Sawgin Road

Chefoo Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

China Manufacturers (Chefoo) The Bund

Knipschildt (fe Eskelund—220, Sze-

chuen Road

Dairen Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking

Road

Iwaki Shokai G.K.—177, Yamagata Marthoud & Cie—53, Foochow Road

dori

Katsuma Shoten—46, Higashikoen-cho Peters & Co., H.K.—Szechuen Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—165, Yamsu Reuter,

Kiangse

Brockelmann & Co. — 452,

Road

gata-dori Theodor & Rawlins—157, Peking Rd.

Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Takareu-cho Volkart Bros.—34, Avenue Edward YII

Uriya Shoten—137, Yamagata-ctho Yannoulatos Bros, (China)—120, Jin-

Yamanishi Shoten—Shinano-oho kee Road

Hankow Tientsin

Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd.—?. Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Lanling Road Road

Bahnson & Co., F. W.—14, Faucbeong Twyford C.Q-j J.—113, Rue du Cbaylard

Road Standard Casing Co.—28, Sin Kai

Harbin Hutung

Produce Export Co. (Harbin), Ltd. INDOCHINA

—8, Post . .Street Saigon

Hongkong David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43-45, Rue

Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M.—2, Connaught Chaigneau

Road, Central Societe Indochinoise de Commerce,

Henry Sales Co —14, Queen’s Road Ltd.—23, bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

Central mer

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS E259

SIAM Kiat Co., T. G.—766, North Bridge

Road

Bangkok Lianqui Trading Co.—64, Robinson

Road (1st Floor)

Anglo-S fam Corporation— Malayan Commercial Agency—187

Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Martin Selegie Road

Hua Takay & Co., W. M.—100, Tanglin

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail- Road

way Building McAlister & Co., Ltd. — Gresham

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham House, House, Battery Road

Battery Road Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince

Sime, DarBy & Co.—21, Beach Street Street and Collyer Quay

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca St.

MALAYA Sulbina & Co.—28, Chulia, Street

Penang Travers & Sons, Ltd.—Chartered

Bank Chambers

East Asiatic Oo., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail- NETHERLANDS INDIES

ways Buildings

McAlister & Oo., Ltd.—19, Beach St.

Sime Dabby & -Co.—21, Beach Street Batavia

Selangor Arima &■ Co., Ltd.

Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Boustead & Co.—1, The Embankment Catz Java Trading Co., N.Y.

Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Old Market Hoeland-Batavia,

pij

Handel-Maatschap-

Street

Kinsey & Co., J.B.—85, Campbell Road, Hall Trading Corporation, The

Kuala Lumpur Internationale Credieten Handels

Richards & Co., D.—Klang Yereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Shanmtjgam & Co., Ltd.—93, Fort Jacobsen van den Berg & Co.

Street, Kuala Lumpur Konlonialu Handel Maatschafpij

N.V.

Singapore Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

pij

Abdullah

ket StreetSahib & Co.—66 & 68a, Mar- Konloniale Handel Maatsohappij

Indo-Belge

Angullia & Co., M. S. E.—4, Robin- Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.Y.

son Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Australian Primary Producers So- Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

ciety—Fourth Floor, H K. Bank Cham-

bers Ockerse, F. W. A. — Binnen Nieuw-

Bombay Trading Co.—32, Raffles Quay poortstraat 34

Colonial

Road Trading Co.—7 & 9, Robinson Peet & Co., John

Dreyfus Co., Ltd.—115,. Cecil Street Pryce & Co., John

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles Quay Ross Taylor &Mulder

Rouwenhorst

Co.

& Co.

Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd.—33 & 35, Wellenstein Krause & Co.

Telok Ayer Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E260 PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Padang Sourabaya

“ Amsterdam,” Handelsvereeniging

Internationale Cbediel-en Handels Anemaet

VEREENIGtNG “ ROTIERDAM ” & Co.

Levison, H. Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Borneo Sumatra

Maatschappij t.v.d.z. van Houten Burns Philp & Co,, Handel Maatsohappij

Steffan & Co. Ltd.

Maatschappij voor Handel en Indus- Commissie-en

“ Soerabaia

Agentuur Maatsohappij

” N.V.

trie

Schneewind, P. East Asiatic Co,, Ltd., The

N.Y. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel Egar Ltd.

& Co.’s Handel Maatschappu,

Maatschappij Fraser, Eaton & Co.

Macassar Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

7

Maintz Pruductenhandel, N.V. Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

N.V.

Manders Seemann & Co.'s Handel Joakim & Oo., N.V. Handel Maats-

Maatschappij, N.V. chappij

Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd. Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatsohap-

Mirandolle Voute & Oo. pij

Mohrmann & Co., J., Handelsve- Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap-

REENIGING pij, N.V.

Oei Seeuwen & Co. Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Reiss & Co., Hanelsvereeniging voor Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

heen Mirandolle Voute & Co.

Schmid & Jeandel, C°mpagnie Com- Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging

MERCIALE voorheen

Remedios Bros. — 24, Pasar Besar

Semaxang Watan

Ross Taylor & Co.

Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Crone, H. G. Th. THE PHILIPPINES

Internationale Crediet-en Handel Cebu

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Jacobsen van den Berg & Co. Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.~P.O.

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap Box 133

pij

McNeill & Co. Manila

Maintz’ Productenhanuel, N.V. Magnolia Dairy Products — 660,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Echague

Mirandolle Voute & Co. Novaliches Poultry Products — 705,

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging Santa Evangelista

voorheen Mesa Dairy Farm—902, Corde-

Rouwenhortst Mulder & Co. leria

Ross Taylor & Co. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. — Perez

Samanillo Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS- PROVISION MERCHANTS

BORNEO Moji

Guan Moh—70, Beach Street, Lahuan Hirai machi

J ensure Shoten — Nishi Hon-

Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street, Ikekame Shoten K.K.—Sakae-machi

Kuching, Sarawak

Kong Chong—Lahuan Mbida-ya K. K.—Nishi Hon-machi

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. — 3, Main Meiji-ya K. K.--Nishi Hon-machi

Bazaar, Kuching, Sarawak Yamashiro-ya G. K.—Nishi Horikawa-

Sin Hup Heng Co.—69, Beach Streat oho

PROVISION MERCHANTS Nagasaki

JAPAN Asada Hirotaro—36, Moto Furakawa

Curnow & Co.—24a, Sagarimatsu

Kobe Ikeda Tokuo—10, Hiro Baba-machi

Takaba Bunpei—36, Suwa-machi

Arabiya Coffee Shokai—364, Nakaya- Takeshita Isaburo—70, Yedo-machi

mate-dori Tsuruta Shoten—4, Tokiwa-machi

Curnow & Co.. Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

1050 (Sann.) Nagoya

Dick, Bruhn & Co.—96, Sannomiya-cho

Fujya Shoten—19, Motomachi-dori Akita-ya Shoten—116, Ise-cho '

Funai Siioten—35, Moto-machi Meidi-ya—Sakae-machi

Hinomaru Shoten—32, Sannomiya-cho Yamaha Hirokichi Shoten—19, Negi-cho

Konishi Shoten K.K.—113, Moto-

machi Shimonoseki

Minoya Shoten—437, Moto-machi

Nishimura Shokuryohin K.K.—26, Amayasu Shoten—Akama-cho

Moto-machi Kum ai Shoten—Buzenda-cho

Oliver, Evans & Co.—30, Akashi-machi. Mitsuishi-ya -Karato-cho

Yoshikawa Shoten—98, Moto-machi-

dori Tokyo

Osaka Fujii Chojiro Shoten—15, Hongoku-

Asada Shoten—460, Moto-maohi cho

Henmi Sanyo-do—20, Otemmacho

Eastern Trading Co.—Mansei Shintaku Kameya Shoten—2, Ginza

Building, Imabashi

Harihan Suppon Shokuryohin-ten—1, Kikuya Provision Store — Maru-

nouchi Building

Nishi Nagaboari Minami-cho Kokubu Shoten—4, Tori

Matsushita iSohten K.K.—16, Korai- Sato Shoten—6, Hongoku-cho

bashi, Higashi-ku

Meidi-ya, Ltd.—18, Minami, Honma- IIchida Yutaro Shoten Takara

Suzuki Shoten K. K.—7, cho

-2, Nakamachi

chi

Nodaya—28, Kyobashi-cho Yokohama

Senjudo—6-42, Namba Shinichi, Nishi-

ku

Shiratama Chiyoda Shokai—179, Moto-machi

maohi Souze K.K.—1461, Kawara- Curnow & Co.—66, Yamashita cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E262 PROVISION MERCHANTS

Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori Aw Pit Seng’s Trading Co.—2, Sun Wui

Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho Road

IwAKAki Shoten—25, Yloto Hamacho Banker & Co.—37, Des Vceux Road C.

Ohki Shoten—203, Motomaobi Central Trading Co.—6, Des Voeux Road

SuGAHARA Yujiro Shoten—59, Tokiwa- ConnellCentral

cho Brothers ^ Co., Ltd. — David

Yamaguichi Yasohachi Shoten — 37, Dairy House, Des Voeux Road Central

Ohtanaachi Farm, Ece and Colei Storage

Yedosei Honten—192, Yamashita-cho Davie, Co., Ltd.—2, Lower Albert Road

Yoshibun Shoten—43, Ohta-machi Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Road Central

Yoshinaga Shoten G. K.—13, Moto Empress Store—54, Nathan Road

Hama-cho French Store—97, Queen’s Road C.

Hung Cheong—66, Nathan Road

KOREA Hutchison & Co., John D.—King’s

Building

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Building

CHINA Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Dairen Milk Co.—Chung Tin Building

Shewan, . Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Manchuria Commercial Cqrpn. Road Central

Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

Building

Taku & Co.—47, Oyama-dori Yee Kee Hong—65, Connaught Road

Central

Hankow

Kiukiang

Dah Daw Co.--89, Kianghan Road

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Duff & Co., J. L.

Milk Co.—Union Building

Thurier & Kohr Peiping

Yangtse Store—42, Rue Dautremer

Harbin E.Street

Lee’s General Store—9, Hatamen

Skoblin Co.— 31, Komiaya Street Nicolas, G.—Legation Quarter

Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan.

P’ai Lou

Hongkong

A. Kwai &. Co.—15, Connaught. Road Shanghai

Central Alam, L.—122, Muirhead Road

Alexandra, James &Co., Ltd.—4, Queen’s American Asiatic Trading

Road Central Co.—250,

Alves Sassoon House

& Co., J. M.—2, Connaught Road, Bombay

Central Provision Store—249, Kun-

ping Road

Asia Co.—Oi Kwan Bldg., 63, Des Vceux Calfornia

Road Central Bakery—106, Broadway

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS E263

Chun Lee—17-9, Siking Road Tientsin

Clerici, Bedoni & Go.—107, Museum

Road Altamira &'Go.—61, Rue du 14 Julliet

OoMPAQNiE Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- Chung Yuen Co.—Asahi Road

ward VII. De Mao Heng—123, Rue de Takou

Connell Brothers Co., Lto.—149, Sze- Do dwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

chuen Rd.

Culty Dairy Co., Ltd.—1567, Avenue Franklin & Co.—17, Rue de Pelacot

Joffre Lee’s General Store, E.—38, Woodrow

Dodweli Sl Co., Ltd. —17, Canton Road Wilson Street

Dombey & Son, Ltd. — 893, Bubbing Moyler,

Road

Powell & Co.—193, Victoria

Well Road

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road MoyRoux

France

& Co., V.—41, Rue de

Gallop & Co.—320, Szechuen Road Takeuchi & C©.—82, Rue de France

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co. Tien Yu Shun & Co.—261, Victoria

—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Road

I Gillespie’s, Ltd,—Sassoon House Arcade Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road

I Glanzmann Co., F.—162, Canton Road Vernaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

| Lane, Crawford & Co. —90, Nanking Vordoni & Go.—87, Rue de France

Road

Luen How & Co.—263, Broadway

Minarolo & Co., G.—36-8, Rue de Con- MALAYA

sul at

Tsestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Penang

Milk Co.—381, Soochow Road

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue Chong Rse & Co.—35, Beach Street

Edward VII Kim Seng & Co.—2, China Street

Scandinavian Trading Co.—43, Boone Little & Co., John—Bishon Street

Road Pritchard & Co.—9, Union Street

Shanghai General Store—37, Broad- Travers & Sons—19, Beach Street

way

Shangai Supply Co.—50, Broadway Perak

Shun Jei & Co.—217, Woosung Road

Sing Chong & Co.—260, Avenue Ed- Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St.,

ward VII Ipoh

; Sun Sun Co., Ltd.—720, Nanking Rd. Taik

i Union Import & Export Syndicate, Ltd. piagHo & Co.—80, Main Street, Tai-

I —•162, Canton Road

; Van Shing & Co.—955-9, Avenue Joffre Negri Sembilan

( Vassos & Co.—662, Avenue Joffre

J Venturi, F.—430, Szechuen Road Kwong Wing Chan, Chop—123, Birch

Western Suply Co.—1621-3, Bubbling Road, Seremban

Well Road LeeSeremban

Kee & Co.—102, Birch Road,

!: Yung Loong & Co.—1324, Avenue

Joffre

Zimmerman Co., W. I.—215, Szechuen Selangor

Road

Zung Kei & Co.—160, Avenue Edward Ally & Co.—105, High Street, Kuala

VII Lumpur

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E264 PROVISION MERCHANTS

Little & Co., John—Ampang Street, THE PHILIPPINES

Kuala Lumpur

Sum’s Agency—3, 5 & 7, Maxwell St. Manila

Wong Kee—199, Higth Street, Kuala

Lumpur Ah Gong, Sons & Co. —389, Exehague

Singapore American Grocery — 217, Echague,

Santa Cruz

Bee & Co., W. S.—1, Raffles Place Asia Grocery Store — 709, Ongpin, Sta,

Bun Bee & Co.—Ill 113,* Beach Road B. Cruz S. Bros. Flour Mills—16, Paz„ Paco

Connell Bros.—187, 187a & 187b, Cecil Ban Tay Grocery—1118, M. de Santos

Street San Nicolas

Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd.—6, Malacca Bio Guan Chita Chong— 1022, Comercio,

Street San Nicolas

Gwinnell, J. K.—Gresham House, Blanco-Co. Tan, Francisco —617, Sto.

Battery Road Cristo, San Nicolas

Hoon Seck Trading Oo.—1, Raffles Calderon Store—503, M. de Binondo

Place

Hussain & Co., K. P. M.—2, Raffles Place DyBinondo,

Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-211, M. de

San Nicolas

Kiat & Co., T. G.—766, North Bridge Rd. El Progreso Store — 106, V. Ilalobos,

Kim Ann & Co.—243, Orchard Road' Quiapo

Klass & Sons, F. V.—163, Moulmein Ermita Grocery and Cold Stores —

Road 96-98, M. H. del Pilar, Ermita

Lim Khoon Heng—245 & 247, Orchard El Fruto de Cacao—541, Ascuncion.

Road European American Grocery — 430,

Little. & Co., John—Raffles Place Echague, Sta. Cruz

Robinson & Co,, Ltd.—Raffles Place Genato

Stephens Paul & Co. - Commercial 1079, R. Commercial Hildago

Corporation—

Union Building

Stoffel & Co.—139-149b, Market Street Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soriano Bldg.

Travers & Sons, Ltd.—Chartered Gopoco Cruz

Grocery—410, Echague, Santa

Bank Chambers

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Isla de Cuba, Inc.—321, Estero Cegado

Sta. Cruz

SIAM Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Wise Bldg.

Bangkok Kwong Wing Lung—1443, Herrau

Menzi & Co., Inc.—480, Juan Luna

Mitsui

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—rCable Ad: City Bank Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — National

Diethelmco Building

Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Nai Lert BuildingPacific Coast Co. — National City Bank

Building

Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Rennolds Luna

Company, Wm. H. — 129, Juan

Milk Co. (Overseas), Ltd. — 2876, Smith, Bell it Co.,Building

Ltd.—Hongkong

Oriental Avenue •Shanghai Bank

NETHERLANDS INDIES

Hoilo

Sumatra

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Handel Mu. Seng Hap, N.V.—Medan Milk Co.—23, Calle Ortiz

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS—RADIO AND WIRELESS APPLIANCES E265

BORNEO Dairen

Chong Kum Eng—39, Carpenter Harbin

Street, Kuching, Sarawak

Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street, Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

Labuan

Hongkong

RADIO AND WIRELESS

APPLIANCES Central Radio Service—60, Nathan Rd.

Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des

JAPAN Voeux Road Central

Philip Radio—C/See Central Radio Service,

Kobe 60, Nathan Road)

Kato Denki Radio Shoten—304, Shi- Shanghai

nxoyamate-dori

Mikasa Radio Shokai^—137, Moto- ArnhOld & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

rnachi-dori China Scientific Instrument Co.,

—131', Museum Road

Moji Gallop & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Iyodo Tadahei Shoten—Nish- Hon- blingEngineering

Leede

Well Road

Corpn.—395, Bub-

machi Philco Sales Corporation—709, Bub-

Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon- bling Well Road

machi Philips China Cp.—133, Szechuen Road

Osaka RCA Victor Co. of China—356, Pe-

king Road

Asahi Radio Denki Shokai — 26, Scientific

Road

Service Co.— 142, Museum

N ihombashi-cho

Dembun-Sha— Karaifuku-Shima Minami

Kinsuido—Minami Kyuhoji-machi Tientsin

Miyata Seisaku-sho — Utsubo Shimo- China Radio Corporation—8, Rue de

dori

Marechal .Foch

Tokyo Frazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—25, Rue

du 14 Juillet

R. C. A. Communications, Inc.—Nis-

shin Seimei Building, Otemachi SIAM

Yokohama Bangkok

Tokyo Electric Co.—Kanagawa-ken Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien

H Bridge

i KOREA

NETHERLANDS INDIES

Tanaya & Co.—Fusan

N. V. Heybrock’s Groothandel —

j China Osram Co.—47, Echigo cho Kriningsplein West 5

CLASSIFIED LISt OF TRADES

RADIO AND WIRELESS APPLIATSFCES—RATTAN—RICE

E266 MERCHANTS—ROPE MANUFACTURERS,

MALAYA Keng Seng & Co.—23, River Valley

Road

Penang Slot & Co —3 & 5, Robinson Road

Sulbina & Co.—28, Chulia Street

Kee Huat Radio Co. 178, Campbell Tan Kim Cheng & Co.—317-D. E.

Street River Valley Road

Singapore RICE MERCHANTS

Isaac & Co., K. S.—12, Robinson Road MALAYA

Lee & Co., C. M.—37 39, High Street (1st

Floor) Singapore

Nathan, M. & E.—25-29, Orchard Road

Radio Communication Co., Ltd.—35, Siang Huah Seng Kee—77, Boat Quay

Robinson Road

Radio Service Co. of Malaya — 2,

Orchard Road THE PHILIPPINES

SIeason Co., Ltd.—115, N. Bridge Rd.

Spot Radio, Ltd.—58, Orchard Road Manila

THE PHILIPPINES ., Agpado Hermanos— 103, Balmes, Quiapo

B. S. Bros. Flour Mills—162, Paz, Paco

Manila Oheng Ban Yek & Oo.—523, M. de

Binondo

A. & P. Co., Ino.—620, Esoolta, Corn- Cheng Siong Lam & Co.—1001, Dagu-

er Banqnero, Binondo pan

Erlanger & Galinger, Inc.—Regina Ooleco & Co.—863, Dagupan

Building Dy Buncio & Oo.j Inc.—191, M. de

Metropolitan Radio Corporation— Binondo

Metropolitan Theatre Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National

New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.— City Bank Bldg.

892, Rizal Ave. Roxas y Compania—719, Echague

Philippine Engineeering Corpora- Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Ino.—123,

tion—109, Plaza Sta. Cruz Juan Luna

Radio Supply

698, Rizal & Service Co., Inc. Smith, Bell & Go., Ltd.—Hongkong &

Avenue Shanghai Bank Building

Thompson Stevenson Incorporated— Sy Chut & Co.—701, Jaboneros

312, Carriedoj Sta. Cruz

Western Equipment and Supply Co.— RICE MILLS—(Nee Page B94)

117, T. Pinpin

RATTAN ROPE MANUFACTURERS

(See also under Copra)

MALAYA

THE PHILIPPINES

Singapore

Manila

Bombay Trading Co.—32, Raffles Quay

Hoosainsha, Mohammed bin—66, Robin- Johnson Pickett Rope Co.—2, Calle

son Road Cristobal

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS E267

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS Ohga Gomu Kogyo-sho—29, Oike-sho

(See also under Tires) Otsubo Gomu Kogyo-shg—2, Hiyoshi-

sho

JAPAN Toshin Gomu Kogyo K.K.—Higashi

Shiriike

Kobe Watanabe Gomu Kogyo-shO—16, Higa-

shi Shiriike

Daido Boyeki K.K. — 67, Naniwa^ Yokoyama Gomu Kogyo-sho— 12-1>

raachi Hamasoe-dori

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Ear East), Ltd.

—P.O. Box 169 Moji

Fujimoto Gomu Kogyo-sho—10, Mat-

Futaba Gumi Kabushiki Kaisha—1, Kyokuto Gomu G. K.—Higashi Hon-

Kunika-dori machi

Yonei Shokai K. K.—Nishi Hon-machi

Malacca

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd.—18, Jonker Str. Nagoya

Chwi Chuan & Co.—Heeren Street Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd.—

Gonokiri, Yaba-cho

Negri Sembilan Kuwazawa Gomu Kogyo-sho—19, Nezu-

cho

Kwong Wing Ohan—123, Birch Road Nitto Gomu Seizo K. K. — 14, Utari

Makino-cho

Mercantile Oo., Ltd.—4, Cameron St. Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co.

—Miyuki Hon-machi

SIAM

Hakodate

Bangkok

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Fukumura Shoji K.K.—27, Jizo-sho

j| Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd.—East Bank, Hakodate Shoji G.K.—9, Kaisho-sho

Wakasugi Kenjiro iShoten — 94,

| River Menam Wamamatsu-cho

f| Couper-Johnston & Co., D.—Banmai

|| Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading

^11i Co., Ltd. Osaka

; ': Hayashi Gomei Beizo Kojo—6, Hama-

| naka-dori

H' Hirao Rubber Kogyo-sho—11, Kagu- Aall & Oo., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Chugai Gumi K.K.—3, Tsutsumigau-

||' ra-cho chi

f Hokoku Gomu K.K.—1, Nishi Shi- Far Eastern Rubber Co.—10, Utsudo

j riike Kita-dori

I'; Ishii Gomu Kogyo-sho—20, Wakamatsu- Kakuichi Rubber Goshi Kaisha—435,

H oho Urae-oho

.if Kiyose Gomu KogyU-sho—2, Kagura Kuwahara Shoten— 25, Minami Hon-cho

|) oho-cho

5 Minatogawa Gomu Kabushiki Kaisha Sekai-cho Rubber Co. — 7, Toyosaki

—1, Kagura-cho Nishi-machi

Naigai Gomu Goshi Kaisha—2, Suga- Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K.—4, Doji-

5'i wara-dori ma-hama-dori

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS

Tokyo Dunlop Rurber Co. (China), Ltd.—

3, Wyndham Street

Dunlop Rubber Co.—30, Tameike Fung Keong Rubber Manufac-

Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Export Co. tory, Ltd.—Main Street, Shaukiwan

—c/o. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Nippon Rubber Manufacturing Co.— Reiss Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Road

10, Kiyokawa-cho Central

Takasago Rubber Co.—1945, Kami Me- Singon & Co.—35, Hing Lung Street

guro Tai Hang Rubber Factory—1-9, Yen

Tokyo Rubber Manufacturing Co.— Chow Street, Sham-shui-po, K’loon

119. Kamiochiai Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

Yamato Rubber Factory—4, Tomimatsu- Building

cho

Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co. Mukden

—San-ei Building, 7, Tamura-cho

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

Yokohama Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.,

San Chin Lou

Horai Rubber Industrial Co. — 3,

Hananoki-cho Peiping

Inazuma Shokai - 47, Tokiwa-cho

Iso Rubber Shokai—45, Chojiirachi Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—15,

Tachikawa Okie Shoten—2, Hira- Kan Yu Hutung

numa-cho Modde, Friedrich—39, Mahsien Hu-

Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.E. — 17, tung

Heian-cho

Shanghai

KOREA

Chosen Gomei Kogyo sha—88, Horai American Trading Co.—51, Canton

cho, Seoul Road

Kakuichi Komu Kaisha—iSeou! Cameron & Co., A.—81, Jinkee Road

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

CHINA 117, Hongkong Road

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export

Co.—51, Canton Road

Dairen Ilbert & Co.—17, Canton Road

Dairen Yoko G.K.—Hirokoji-dori Medicon, Ltd., S. A.—6, Kiangse

Road

Obata Hideichi Shoten—1, Ebisu-cho Walker,

Sakae Shokai G.K.—121, Omi-machi Turner & Co.—20, Ningpo

Road

Yoshiri Yoko—139, Yamagata-dori Zais Steinman & Co., Inc.—110, Sze-

ohuen Road

Hankow Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway

Oliyier-Chine—Peking Road Tientsin

Hongkong American Chinese Co.—38, Rue de

France

China Export-Import and Bank Co.— China Continental Commerce Co.,

Ltd.—Robert Dollar Building

Shell House

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS E269

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—2, Singapore

Bristow Road

Frazar, Fed. Inc. TJ.S.A.—25, Rue du Anglo-French

12, South Pier

& Bendixens, Ltd.—

14 Juillet Brunei United Plantations, Ltd.—c/o

SIAM Evatt & Co., French Bank Building

Bruce Petrie, Ltd.—Union Building,

Bangkok Colly er Quay

Chesnot, M. H. L. — 173, 173a & 173b,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Cecil Street

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind- Colonial

Road

Trading Co.—7 & 9, Robinson

mill and New Roads Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.—142,

MALAYA Robinson Road

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. (S.S.),

Malacca Ltd.—22, Geyland Road

Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.— Goodrich Co. (S.S), Ltd—H16-18.

Union Building

29c, Pengkalan Rama

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd., The—18, Jonker Ayer Reclamation,Co.,

Goodyear Orient Ltd.—2x, Telok

off Trafalgar Street

Street Heng Bee, Guan Kee—5, Teluk Ayer St.

Chin Leong Chop—22, Riverside

Chuan & Co.—88, First Cross Street Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd.—33 & 35,

Teluk Ayer Street ,

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.- Lee Rubber Co., Ltd. - 63, J/K,

South Reclamation China Bldg., Chulia Street

Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street Lianqui Trading Co. — §4, Robinson

Road (.1st Floor)

Penang Lim Nee Soon—112,-114, Robinson Rd.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Railway Macphail

Building

& Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bank

Buildings Malay Peninsula Agency—P.O. Box

Hin Giap Co.—86, Beach Street 503

Leong Fee & Co.—4, Church Street. Millar & Co., W. P.—Hong Kong

San Hai Brothers—59, Beach Street Bank Chambers

Paterson, Simons Co. — Prince St.

Selangor and Collyer Quay

| Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd. — Pirelli (Far East), Ltd.—Hongkong

Bank Chambers

High Street, Kuala Lumpur Showa Rubber Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

| Barlow & Co.—P.O. Box 260 Road

lBlunn & Co., George—120, Java Singapore Rubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit

I , Street, Kuala Lumpur Fimah Road

J Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi- Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.—451,

1] cate. Ltd.—Batang Birjuntai Pasir Panjang Road

||East Asiatic Co.—58, Ampang Road, Waterhouse Co.., Ltd., Fred — Bukit

t: Kuala Lumpur Timah Road

5 Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Old Market

ic Square, Kuala Lumpur NETHERLANDS INDIES

l Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—1 & 3,

4s Old Market Square Batavia

Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd. Dunlop Rubber Co. (D.E.I.), Ltd.—

Batu Caves Tanah Abang West

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E270 RUBBER AND RUBBER GOODS—SHIPBUILDING

Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschappij Hamada Tekko-sho — 113, Nishide-

Ockeese, F.W.A. — Binaen Nieuw- machi

poortstraat 34 Harima Zosen-sho—36, Naka-machi

Peet & Co., John Kobe Zosen-sho—1-38, Yoshida Shin-

den

Padang Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki-

SCHNEEWIND, P. cho

Mukai Zosen Tekko-sho—1-9, Nagara-

THE PHILIPPINES machi

Takao Zosen Tekko-sho—16, Azuma

Manila dori

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd. - Yamamoto

shida-cho

Zosen Tekko-sho — 68, Yo-

477, A. Mabini, Ermita

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of the Nagasaki

Philippine Islands—207-209. Thir-

teenth Street, Port Area

Fisk Tire Co., Inc. of the Philip- Mitsubishi Ju-Kogyo K.K.—Akuno-

pines, The — 122, Novaliches, San ura-machi

Miguel

Goodrich International Rubber Co. Mukai Zosen-sho—To-machi

—Corner Penafranoia and Canoni Nozaki

machi

Zosen Tekko-sho—22, Ozone-

go, Paco

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Takada Mankichi—4, Moto Funa-

Ltd. —Macondray Bldg. maohi

Houston Rubber Co. — 54<8, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz

Parsons Hardware Co., Ino.--805

Echaque

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Amasaki

cho

Zosen-cho—156, Shinsumiya-

and Shanghai Bank Building Ando Tomikichi—5, Isuonaka-machi

United States Rubber Export Co., Daifuku Zosen-sho—11, Hichijo-dori

Ltd.—36, Orozco, Quiapo

BORNEO Fujinagata Zosen-sho—44, Shibaya-

eho

Cheah Loong Ghee & Co., Ltd.—Jes- Harima Zosen-sho—74, Tomijima-cho

Kizukawa Dock K.K.—69, Nishihama-

seltpn Kita-dori

Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

Kuching, Sarawak Mtjrao Dock G. K.—211, Kita Kago-

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main ya-cho

Bazaar, Kuching Noda Zosen-sho—31, Aiai-cho

RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER Osaka cho

Seiko-sho—Hon jo, Toyozaki-

PLANTATIONS—(.S'ee Page C195) Osaka Tekko-sho — 17, Sakurajima

SHIPBUILDING Minamino-cho

(See Also Page B95) Yokohama Dock K.K.—Soze-cho

JAPAN Shimonoseki

Kobe Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co.—Eno

Daifuku Zosen-sho—31, Toya-cho ura Hikoshima-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPBUILDING E271

Tokyo New Engineering & Shipbuilding

Works, Ltd., The—640, Yangtszepoo

ISHIKAWAJIMA SHIPBUILDING & EN- Soo. Road

GINEERING Co.—54, Tsukudajima. Franco-Chinoise De Construc-

Kawasaki Dockyard Co.—Yusen Bldg. tions Metalliques et Mecaniques—

9, Avenue Edward VII

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding & Engine- Thornycroft & Co., Ltd., John—51,

ering Co.—4, Marunouchi Canton Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Hon-

cho Tientsin

Uraga Dockyard Co.—Kaijo Bldg.

Eastern Enginfering Works—4, Lon-

Yokohama don Road

Kawasaki Kisen K.K., c/o New SIAM

Yokohama Express—-1, Kaigan-dori

Kokusai Kisen Kaisha—Kaigan-dori Bangkok

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ltd.—9, Kai- Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The

gan-dori

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd. — Sumito- East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Nai Lert

mo Bldg., 22, Hon-cho

Yamashita Kisen K.K. — Bankoku

Bldg., 26, Kaigan-dori MALAYA

CHINA Malacca

Dairen United Engineers, Ltd.—1, Riverside

Manshu Dock Kaisha—3, Hamacho Penang

Hongkong United Engineers, Ltd. 87, Bishop

Street

i| Bailey and Co., Ltd., W.S.-r-Shipyard, Perak

Hok-un

Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., United Engineers, Ltd.—Station Rd.

Ltd. — Queen’s Building

P Thornycroft Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Building

Selangor

Shanghai Federated Engineering Co., Ltd.,

o' Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd. The—246,

pur

High Street, Kuala. Lum

L —424, E. Broadway

I Heng Chong Chang & Co.—397, E. Singapore

Broadway Road

1 International Dock, Shipbuilding

, Yard and Engineering Works— Singapore Slipway & Engineering

Pootung (Shanghai Dock) Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Pagar

Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Soon Teok & Co.- 127, Market Street

Works—Nantao United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley

li Kiousin Dock—9, Avenue Edward VII Road

1 RIO

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E2V2 SHIPBUILDING^SHIPCHANDLERS

THE PHILIPPINES Nagasaki

Manila Fujtoka Sengu-bu—Moto Funa-machi

Ohee & Co., L. A.—745, Echague Hashimoto Shokai—I, Moto Funa-

machi

Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron

Works, The - Second' 'Street, Port machi ' and, .•

Walker Co., R,N.—11, Oura—

Area Tomoya Sengu-ten-ttS,.. Moto Funa-

El Varadero de Manila—109, Juan machi

Luna, Binondo Yukiya Honten—24, Nishi Hamano-

Honolulu Iron Works Co.—Second maehi

Street, Port Area

Lao Suing & Co—115, Laverzares Yokohama

Varadero de la Quinta—549, Echague

Varadero de San Miguel—45, Echague Curnow AND Co., J. <)6', Main Street

FujisHiRo (Senguten—68, Sumiyosho-

SHIPCHANDLERS cho Senguten—25v Kaigan-dori

Suzuki

JAPAN Yazawa Sukejiro Shoten G.K.—200,

Moto-machi

Kobe

CHINA

Dick Shokai—Sannomiya-cho

Fujioka Shokai G.K.—1/575, Shimo Chingwantao

kawahara-dori

Shibata TokumaTSU—193, Nislude- Hop Kee & Co.—K. M. A. Area

machi

Yashiro Katsuo—175, Motomachi-dori Dairen

Yasuda Shoten-'-SSI, Higashi-machi

Yokohama Shoten—54, Sakae-machi Kishi Yoko—27, Kanbu-dori

Yoshioka Shokai—31, Kawasaki-cho Kobobuki Shokai—26, Tosa-cho

Kubo Yoko—57, Ise-machi

Hakodate Masui Yoko G.K.—2, Suma-cho

Baba Kinzo Shoten—2, Wakamatsu- Shinwa Shokai K K.—30, Sodo-chq'

cho

Kansai Seiko K.K. — 8, Higashi Hankow

Hama-cho ■

Mei Chang

Nakajima-Tatsuya Shoten—240, Asahi- Road, S.A.D. 3 Hardware Co,—Tai Ping

cho

Nippon Gyomo Sensu K. K. 103,

Suehiro-cho •, ... Hongkong

Shimonoseki A. Kwai & Co.—15* Connaught ROad

Central

Ebisu-ya Shoten G.K.—Takezaki-cho E. Hihg Co.—25, Wing Wo Street,

Kikutani Yutaka Shoten — Nishi Hoo Cheong Woo and Co.—51-52,

Hoso^cho Connaught Road Central

Kyono . Shokai—Kannonzaki-cho Kwong Sang and Co.—59. Connaught

Nakamura Senguten—Isaki-cho Road - Central

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPCHANDLERS-SHIPPING E273

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange THE PHILIPPINES

Building

Sun Man Woo (H.K.) Co.—99, Des Manila

Voeux Road C.

Wang Kee & Co. — 36, Connaught Bazar Conde

Siglo XX—101, Plaza del

Road Central

Central Hardware Co.—79a, Rosario

Macao Cham Samco & Sons—300-308, Sto.

Cristo

Rozario L. F. do—13 and 15, Calcada Elzalde & Co., Inc.—Elizalde Bldg.

Muelle de la Industria

, das’ Vardades Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc. — Pier

No. 5, Port District

Parsons Hardware Co., Ino.—805,

Echaque, San Miguel

Dunn Walter—569, Sxechuen Road Reyes & Co., F.—424, Azcarraga

Krijgsman & Co., J.—141 Minghong Uy Chaco & Sons—Chaco Bldg.

Road

Scandinavian Trading Co.—43, Boone SHIPPING

Road

JAPAN

SIAM

Kobe

Bangkok

Aall & Co.—29, Harima-machi

Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd.—East American Mail Line—7, Kaigan-don

Bank, River Menam Birnie, Leonard—45, Naka-machi

Butterfield & Swire—103, Yedo

MALAYA machi

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Singapore •7—7, Harima-machi

Cornes & Co.—88, Naka-machi

Bee & Co., W.S.—1, Raffles Place Dairen Kisen K.K.—32, Akasi-machi

Bolter

House, Collyer Quay Dollar Steamship Co.—7a, Kaigan-

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 & 38, Robinson dori

Road Everett, Ino. L.—Toyo Kisen Bldg

| Coastal Transport Co.—22, Winchester 7, Harima-machi

House Fr^zar &, Co.—46, Harima-machi

^ Dawood & Co.—57, Rafilee Quay

| Hoon Seck Trading Co.—1, Raffles Place Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-machi

| Hye Seng & Co.-35 & 36, Chulia Street Holstein

Illies & Co., C.—12, Kaigan-dori

If Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road Jardine,

! Saiboo Merican & Co.—2B, Raffles machi Matheson & Co.—83, Kyo-

Quay

I Sim Heng & Co.—37, Prinsep Street Java-China-Japan-Lijn

machi, Meikai Bldg.

— 32, Akashi-

|- Soon Tegk & Co.—127, Market Street Kobe Kisen K. K.-r-45, Harima-machi

*mo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E274 SHIPPING

Lloyd Teiestino S. N. Co.—72, Kyo- Kami-gumi Goshi K. — Higashi Hon-

machi machi

Machida Shokai—10, Kaigan-dori Kyushu Shosen- Gumi—Minato-cho

Mackinnon. Mackenzie & Co.—72, Moji Godo Unso K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

KyO-machi Muramoto-gumi—Yusen Bldg., San-

MacMillan Expcet Co., Ltd., H R.— bashi-dori

304, Crescent Building, 72, iKyo- Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Sanbashi-dori

machi Nutter & Co.

Messageries Maritimes, CoMpagnie Osaka Shosen Kaisha— Minato-cho

dbs-f—28, Harima-machi Tomae-gumi K.K.—8, Sanbashi-dori

Mitsui Bus^n' Kaisha—3, Kaigam- Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — Daimai

dori Building

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K.—48, Akashi-

machi: Nagoya

Murase Shoten—'toyo Building, 7,

Harima-machi Aisan Shosen K.K.—Funairi-cho

Nickrl & Lyons—7, Kaigan-dori Nippon Yusen Kaisha-—4. Tennozaki-

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—10, Kaigan- cho

dori Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Funairo-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—5, Kaigan

dori Nagasaki

Owston & Co.,. Ltd., F.—72 Kyo-

machi

Pacific Commercial Co.—305, Crescent Amagasaki Kisen-bu—15, Dijima-cho

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Oura-cho

Panama Mail S.S. Co.—305, Crescent Kyushumachi

Shoten K K.—9, Motofuna-

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi

Priest, Marians & Co.—36, Shimo- Lloyd’s Oura

Register of Shipping—9,

yamate-dori

States Steamship Co.—16, Maye- Mitsui machi

Bussan ' Kaisha—3, Tokiwa-

machi

Taihoku Kisen K.K.—27, Naniwa Nagasaki ba-machi

Godo Unso K.K.—1, Dai

machi

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—3, Umegasa-

Kyushu ki-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—4, Senba-

machi

Chikushi Unyu K.K.—58, Tenjin- Osaka Shosen Kaisha—4, Senba-macbi

cho Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

Hakata Godo Unso K-K. —;8, Shimo

Giort-cho

Kita Kyushu Shosen K.K. Kai- Osaka

gan-dori

Kita Shoten—Kaigan-dori Amagasaki Kiskn Kaisha, Ltd.—7,

Kyushu Yusen K.K.—8, Kaigan Tomij ima-cho

dbri Chosen Yusen K.K.—55. Sanjo-dori

Harada Kisen K.K.—5, Nakanoshima

Moji Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori

JavA-China-Japan Lijn — 35, Kawa-

Amagasaki Kisen-bu—Minato-cho guichi-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING E275

Kishimoyo Kisen K.K.—21, Minami Yokohama

Horie-dori

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. American Odori

Express Co., Inc.—7, Nihon

(Japan), Ltd.—Mitsubishi Build- American Mail Line—50, Yamashita-

ing, 4, Tamae-cho

cho

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—12, Ichijo-dori Butterfield

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—24, Kawagui- 7, Yamashita-cho & Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

chi-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—1, Soze-eho Canadian Pacific Steamships—21, Ya-

mashita-cho

Setsttyo Shosen K.K.—Osaka Bldg., Dodwell

1, Sze-cho & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho

Tanaka Kogyo Kisen K.K.—Kushin shita-choSteamship Line—50, Yama-

Dollar

cho Helm Brothers—48, Yamashita-cho

Tochigi Shoji K.K.—11, Matsushima- Holstein Shipping & Insurance

cho Agencies—7, Yamashita-eho

Yamashita

Building Kisen Kogyo KJK.—Osaka Illies & Co.—23, Yamashita-cho

Kawasaki Kisen K.K.—1, Kaigan-dori

Shimonoseki Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—11,

Amasaki Kisbnbu—Minato-cho Nihon Odori

Kokusai Tsuttn K.K.—Nishimabe-cho Mackinnon,

Yamashita-cho

Mackenzie & Co.—75,

Kwammon Kisen K.K.—Karato-cho Mkssagekie Maritimes—9, Yamashi-

Narahara Shoten—Nishinabe-cho ta-cho

Osaka Shosen K.K.—Umitate Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—14, Nippon

Tanaka Unsobu—Nichinosoe-cho Odori

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Yamashita

cho

Tokyo Nippon Yusen Kaisha ^-9, Kaigan

dori

Aael

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. — Owston & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

E7, No. 2 Sanchome, Marunouchi States Steamship Co.- 7, Nihon-Odori

iDodwell & Co.—Chiyoda Kan, Kyo- Swayne & Hoyt—167, Yamashita-cho

bashi Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho

Holstein & Co.—15. Uchisaiwai-cho Yamashita Kisen K.K.—23, Kaigan

Kaitsu-sha, Ltd—Ginza Nishi dori

Martjkai Unyu K.K.—11, Gensuke- FORMOSA

cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—I, Hon- Boyd & Co.—Tamsui

cho

Nippon Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Taisho-machi,

ing Yusen Kaisha—Yusen Build- Tainan

Osaka Godo Unyu K.K.—Osaka Sta- O. Box Matheson

Jardine, & Co., Ltd.—P.

81; Taihoku

tion

Tait & Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Osaka Build- Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Keelung

ing

Sale

Utsonimya Kaisoten—1, Ginza Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Keelung

Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — Yaesu YamashitaKeelung

Kisen Kaisha — Shosento,

Bldg., Marunouchi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E276 SHIPPING

CHINA Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Butterfield & Swire—2i2, Yamaga-

Amoy ta-dori

Boyd & Co. Chinese Eastern Commercial Agency

—110, Yamagata-dori

Java-China-Japan-Lijn, N. V. Chingkee S.N. Co.—39, Kabu-dori

CORNABE ECKFORD AND WINNING—P.O.

Antung Bqx 219

East. Asiatic Co., Ltd.—1, Higashi

Butterfield ,& Swire Koen-cho

Shaw, Geo. L. Holstein - A „Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Illies & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Canton Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—P.O.

Box 17

Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99, Matsuura Kisen Kaisha—30, Kaga-

Sap Sam Hong Road machi

Deacon & Co. Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yama-

Hongkong & Canton Express Co.. gata-dori .

Ltd.—33, British Con., Shameen Norddeutscher Lloyd—212, Yamaga-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. ta-dori ■

Jebsen & Co.—B.C., Shameen Pacific Rim Cgrporation—P.O. Box

Lam & Co., J.—33a, B.C., Shameen 24

Manners & Co., John—62, British Raigorodetzky

dori

& Co.—212, Yamagata-

Concession, Shameen Riedel, CaR1>-P.O. Box 42

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Seiwa Shokai—193, Yamagata-dori

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F.C. Shameen, Shawshing S.S. Co., Ltd.

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F.C., Shameen Sung Mow & Co.—24, Togomachi

sion

Totai & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Changsha

Foochow

Butterfield & Swire

Bathgate & Co.

Chungking Brockett & Co.

Butterfield & Swire Dodwell <& Co., Ltd.

Union Franco Chinoisr de Naviga- Harrisons King & Irwin, Ltd.

.Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

tion Osaka SSosen Kaisha—Nantai

Chefoo

Hankow

Anz & Co., O. H.

Butterfield & Swire Butterfield & Swire

Carlowitz & Co.—Taohemen

Dairen China-Merchants S. N. Co.

Agency of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Dodwell

Road

’& Co., Ltd.—5, Tungting

Anz & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Dollar Co., The Robert—289, Wha

Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori Ching Kai

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TBADES

SHIPPING E277

East-Asiatio Co., Ltd., Agency of— Cook . & Son, Ltd., Thos. — Queen’s

The Bund, S.A.D. 1 Building

Glen Line Eastern. Agencies, Ltd.— Dairen Kisen Katsha—King’s Bldg.

1, The Bund, S.A.D, 3 Dollar Co., The Robert—Pedder Bldg.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd—The Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.—P. &

Bund,,, S.A.lD. 3 O. Building, Connaught Road C.

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hong, Kong Everett, Inc., ^.—Queen’s Building

and Shanghai Bank Building Far East Shipping Co.—19, Con-

Melchers & Co.—49, The Bund, naught Road,

S.A.D. 1 Furness (Far East), Ltd. — Hong

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Union Build- Kong Bank Bldg.

ing,. S.A.D. 3

Nisshin

: Risen Kaisha—1a, The Bund Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—P. &

O. Building, Connaught Road C.

O. E. Vongehk, Fed. Inc.—David Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Sassoon Bldg

San Peh Steam Navigation Go.; Ltd., Grimble

Building

& Co., Geo.—1, Prince’s

The—13, The Bund, S.A.D. 2 Hin Fat & ,Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

Sobbe, H.—N.K.K. Building Road Central

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., The—171,

Harbin Wing Lok Street

Hong Kong, Canton and Macao

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya Steamboat Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Build-

Butterfield & Swire—H. K. and ing

Shanghai Bank Bldg. Indo-China Steam Navigation Co. —

(Jardine, M athes'on & Co.) Pedder Street

Hoihow Java-China-Japan-Lun—York Build-

ings

Wing Fat HonG—.Chungshan Road Jebskn & Co.—Pedder Building

Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Ohungshan Road Karsten Larssen A- Co. -York Bldg.

Llody Triestinq—Queen’s Building

Hongkong Lloyd’s Register of Shipping-—

Alexandra Building

Alves & Co., Ltd., JAM.—2, Connaught Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co—P-

& O. Building, Counaught Road

Road, Central

American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des Manners & Co., Ltd., John—7,

Queen’s Road Central

Yoeux Road Central

; Bank Line, (China), Ltd.—King’s Melchers & Co.—Queen’s Building

Building Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Holland

| Botei.ho

Building Mowing Co.—David House, Des Yoeux

British-lndia Steam Navigation Road Central

and Apcar Companies, Ltd.— Osaka Shosen Kaisha—St. George’s

■ P.

Butterfield & Swire—1, Connaught Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co.—

I I Road Central P. & O. Building

|Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Rocha

1! Union Building Road Central

I Chau Yue Teng—China Building Shewan Tomes & Co.—20, Des Yoeux

kChing Kee S'. N. Co., Ltd—)56, Wing StatesRoad Central

fjr Lok Street, West Steamship, Co.—Shell House

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E278 SHIFTING

Thokbsen & Co., Ltd.—2, Queen’s Shanghai

Building

Wallem American Express Co., Inc. —158,

Building& Co. Hong Kong Bank Kiukiang Road

Williamson & Co.—P. & O. Building American Mail Line—51, Canton Rd.

Anglo-Danish Shipping Company—8,

Ichang French Bund

British-India Steam Navigation Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. —27, The Bund

Union Franco Chinoise de Naviga- Bund Butterfield & Swire—21-23, French

tion Canadian Pacific Railway- Co.—27, The

Kiukiang Bund

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation

Butterfield & Swire Co.—9, The Bund

China Merchants S. N. Co. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Dollar Steamship Lines—51, Canton

Road

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

Macao Road

M acao-Timor-Goa-Mozambique Lines Eastern & Australian Steamship Co,

—27, The Bund

Nolasco, H.—20, Av. Aim. Bibeiro Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd. —

101, Hamilton House

Mukden Everett Steamship Corpn. — 17, The

Bund

Bryner & Co.—16, San Wei Loo Fukushima & Co.— 783, Dixwell Road

Glen

fieldLine Building, Agents

& Swire—21-23, Butter-

French Bund

Nanking Hamburg-Amerika Linie—20, Canton

Butterfield & Swire Road

Heng An Cheng Kee Steam Ship Co.,

Newchwang Ltd.—397, East Broadway

Holland East Asia Line—133, Sze-

Butterfield & Swire chuen Road

Farmer & Co., F. D. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Jaspersen, M. P. The Bund

Van Ess & Co., A. Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V.—133,

Szechuen Road

Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Ningpo Lloyd Triestino—Hamilton House

Chen Siau Pao & Sons—Mao Nun Mackinnon, The Bund

Mackenzie k Co.—27,

Road, Campo Marden & Co., Ltd., G.E.—125, Han-

Ningpo-Shaohsing S. N. Co. kow Road

Peiping Mei Shun S.S. Co.—33, Szechuen Rd.

Melchers & Co. -210-4, Kiukiang Road

American Express Co., Inc,—Grand Messageries

Edward VII

Maritimes —9, Avenue

Hotel des Wagons Lits Moller & Co.—30, Foochow Road

Pacific Storage & Packing Corpn.— Ocean Shipping Co.—12, The Bund

4. Rue Marco Polo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING E279

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co. China Forwarding & Express Co.—

—Hamilton House Settlement Railway Station

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—20, Can- ( hina Merchants’ S.N. Co.—British

ton Road Bund

Peninsula & Oriental Steam Naviga- Dairen Risen Kaisha—13, Hai Ho

tion Co.—27, The Bund Road, ex-German Bund

Racine & Cie S. A.—2, Peking Road Dodwell & Co., Ltd—52, Taku Rd.

Rickmers Lin ie—9, Avenue Edward VII Dollar Co., The Robert—Robt. Dol-

Royal Packet Navigation Co.—133, lar Building F.C.

Szechuen Road Forbes & Co., Wm.—45, Victoria Rd.

Shanghai Steam Navigation Co.—119, Hamburg-Amerika Hinie—144, Taku

Jinkee Road Road

Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd.— Holland-China Trading Co.-58, Rue

97, Hankow Road Dillon

States Steamship ' Co. — Hamilton Indo China S.N. Co.—Victoria Road

House Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Strom wall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Road Victoria Road

Thoresen & Co., O —220, Szechuen Road Kailan

Union Steamships Agency—51, Canton MeadowsMining Road

Administration—

Road Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—French Bund;

Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road

Wheelock & Co., Ltd.—2-3, French Bund Melchers

Mitsui

& Co.—16, Bruce Road

Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagu-

Yuen Dah & Co,—50-56, Jehol Road 'chi Road

Swatow N.c>kddeutscher Lloyd—16, Bruce Rd.

North China Steamship Co,—French

Butterfield & Swire—P.O. Box 78 Bund

Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V.—Cus- Osaka Bund

Shosen Kaisha—10, French

toms Road

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—1, Yeong Shosho Yoko—2-4, Aeahi Road

Ping Street States Steamship Co.—16, Rue du 14

Melchers & Co.—28, Yeong Ping Rd. Julliet

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—3, Cus- ! Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

toms Road

Yuan Heng Shipping Co. Tsingtao

Taku Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantao

Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd. Road

Dairen Kisen Kaisha—37, Kuantao

Tientsin Road

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—28, Kuantao

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Jardine, Road

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle KuantaoMatheson Road

& Co., Ltd.—16,

III

Butterfield & Swire—121, Victoria Maruni Shokai—22,Kuantao Roa 1

Hoad Melchers & Co—2, Chekiang Road

Chihli Shantung Line—105, Quai de Mitsui, ^ Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — 11,

France Tangyi Road

China Express Cq., Ltd. — 33, Erh Nippon Yusen Kaisha—45, Kuantao

ohing Lu, 3rd Special Area Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—«6, Ewan Expoet & Impost Co., Ltd. of Coch-

Hsien Road inchine—39, Quai Belgijue

Siemssen & Go.—15, Kuangtung Rd. Messageeies Maeitimes.—Khanh-Hoi

States Steamship Co.—20, Exchange SOCIETE INDOCHINOISE DE PoMMEECE,

Bldg. Ltd.—'23 bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

mer

Weihaiwei

MALAYA

Fock Fai & Co.

Kedah

Wuhu

Mouein & Co., Ltd.—Bandar Bharu,

Butteefield & SwiBE— South Kedah

Jaedine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— Malacca

SIAM Haepee, Gilfillan & Co,, Ltd.

Bangkok Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—South

Coupee-Johnston & Co., D.—Banmai Reclamation Ground

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Penang

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The—

Inteenational Engineebing Co., Inc. Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

—Chartered Bank Lane

Siam Steam Navigation Company, East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

ways Building

Ltd., The Islay Kerb & Co., Ltd.—British In-

INDO-OHINA dia House, 23, Beach Street

Koninklijke Paketmaart Maatschap-

Haiphong pij—31, Beach Street

Mansfield & ' Co., Ltd.—Chartered

Chargeurs Reunis—31, Rue du Mare- Bank Chambers

chal .Toffre Sime, Dabby & Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clexnen- Street

ceau Perak

Teanspobt Maeitimes & Fluviaux

de l’Indochine Anciennement Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Saigon Box 115, Ipoh

Sime, Darby & Go., Ltd.—94, Brewster

COMPAGNIE DE COMMEEGE ET DE NAVI- Road, Ipoh

GATION d'Exteeme Oeient — 12, Rue

Boissy d’Anglas Selangor

Compagnie Saigonnaise de Naviga- Boustead & Co.—2, The Embankment

tion & DE Tbansportw-5, Quai Myre East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

de Vilers Street

David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43-45, Rue Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Chaigneau Lumpur

Diethelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgi- McAlister & Co., Ltd.--High Street

que

Deillien, Feancis M. M. —148, Rue Planter’s Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.

—Kuala Lumpur

Richaud

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING E28I

Singapore Sun Shipping Co.—Ocean Building,

Collyer Quay

Barketto Shipping & Trading Co.— Thong Aik Co.—112-114, Robinson Road

49, The Arcade

Blue Funnel

Col Iyer Quay Line — Ocean Building, NETHERLANDS INDIES

British India Steam- Navigation Batavia

Co.-—Unioh Building-' ' '■

China Mutual S. N. Co.—Ocean Bldg., Indische Blauavriesveem (Nikas)

Collyer Quay Java China Japan Lijn, N. V.—P.O.

China . Navigation Co., Ltd.—Ocejan Box 122

Building, Collyer Quay Klaasen & Co.—Rijswijk 18

Dollar Steamship Lines—Hongkong & Koninklijke Paketvaart Mu-Kon-

Shanghai Bank Chambers ingsplein Oost 5 '

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Rallies Muller & Co., W.A., N.Y.

Quay Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd. —

Chartered Bank Chambers Padang

Heap Eng Moh S. S. Co. —33 & 35, Teluk

Ayer Street

Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd.—61, Konnikljke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Chulia Street

Internationale Credit-en Handelsve- Sourabaya

REENIGING “ROTTERDAM”—37a, Ro- J ava-China-J apan-Li jn

binson Road

Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

N. Y. —1, Fiulayson Green Ross, Taylor & Co.,

Lloyd TriestiNo—3-1, Collyer Quay

Lohmann & Co., Ltd.—124, Robmsion Semarang

Road

Mansfield

Collyer Quay “NEnERLAND” Stoomvaart Mu

McAlister & Co., Ltd. — Gresham Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

House, Battery Road

Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union Sumatra

Building, Collyer Quay (Ground Floor)

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail— Handel Maatschappy Guntzel & Schu-

^Borsumy Bldg., 41, Robinson Road

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—16, Raffles macher—Medan

Place BORNEO

-Ocean Steam Ship Co.—Ocean Bldg.,

1 Collyer Quay Sarawak

Sarawak Steamship Co.—Ocean Bldg.,

Collyer Quay

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca Street Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. -32-33,

6, Slot & Co., ‘ Ltd., G.H.-3 and 5, Sime, Khoo Hung Yeang Street, Kuching

Robinson Road Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main

Straits Java Trading Co., N. V.— Bazaar, Kuching

| 132-136, Robinson Rd., P.O. Box 600 Sandakan

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. — Ocean

Bldg., Collyer Quay Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Ltd.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E28-2 SHIPPING

THE PHILIPPINES Macondray & Co., Inc. — China Bank

Building

Cebu Madrigal & Co. — 8,' M. del Banco

Nacional

Dollar Oo., The Robert—103, MagaJ- Manila Steamship Navigation 117,

lanes Dasmarinas, Binondo

Stevenson & Co., Ino., W. F. Manila Shipping Co., Inc.—Insular

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Life Bldg.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Mknzi & Co., Inc.—180, Juan Luna

Iloilo Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation

al City Bank Bldg.

Dollar Co., The Robert — Cal Je Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Perez Sama-

Legaapi nillo Bldg.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—National

Manila City Bank Bldg.

Philippine Travel Bureau—J15, Cry-

stal Arcade Bldg.

American Express Co. — 95, Plaza Roosevelt

Moraga Steamship Agency, Inc.

American Mail Line—Dollar Bldg. —Chaco Building

American Steamship Agencies, Inc.— Egbert Dollar Co., The — Dollar

Building

511, Masonic Temple, Escolta

Atkins, Kuoll & Co., Inc. — Insular Rionando,

y Olabarrieta—701-703, San Fer-

San Nicolas

Life Building

Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mij.—227, Russell & Co., S.M.—M. del Banco

David, Binondo Nacional, Binondo

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—H.K. and

—14-16, Calle-David Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Compania General de Tabacos de Pili- States

pinas—212, Marques de Comillas, Warner,Steamship Co.—Soriano Bldg.

Barnes & Co., Ltd.—I iiz

Paco Perez Samanillo Bldg.

Compania Maritima—109, Juan Luna,

Binondo Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S.—503-511,

Cunard-White Star, Ltd. — Perez Echague, Quiapo

Sanianillo Bldg. Yangco, Teodoro R. — 4*21, M. de la

Dollar

BuildingSteamship Line Inc. — Dollar Industria

Eastern 3c Philippines Shipping Zamboanga

Agencies, Ltd. -8-12, Escolta

Elizalde & Co., Inc.—Elizalde Bldg.,

Muelle de la Industria Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box

Everett. Steamship Corporation — 199

233, Dasmarinas, Binendo Dollar Co., The Robert—2, Gardia

Gutierrez Hermanos—116-122, Bea- National

terio, Intramuros

Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Inc.— Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

Chaco Bldg.

International Harvester Co. of the SILK FILATURES IN CHINA—

Philippines—Chaco Bldg. (See Page B96)

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS E283

SILK MERCHANTS Nikko Shokai— 255,Naka-machi

Nippon Menka K.K.—123, Higashi-

JAPAN maohi

Ogawa Shoten—50, Harima-machi

Kobe Okamoto Shoten—118, Hachiman-dori

Akita Shoten—4, Isogami-dori Peermohamed Gomei Kaisha—93a, Ye-

Antaki & Son—P.O. Box ITS do-machi

Aoki Kageki -155, Isogami-dori Pohomull Brothers—P.O. Box 49

Arjana & Bros. —88, Sannomiya-cho Rosenbloom, iS.—Shintaku Building

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3/68,

Assomull & Co.—35, Isogami-dori Isobe-dori

Bastel & Co., Ltd.—38, Isobe-dori

Ohanrai & Co., J.T.—39, Isobe-dori Sawamura

dori

Shoten K.K..—72, Isobe-

Comptoir Soies—170, Sannomiya-cho Shewakram & Co.—68, Isobe-dori

Cox & HirAO—112, Higashi-machi Shimizu Gomei Kaisha—1, Isogami-

Detaram & Son—P.O. Box 246 dori

Delburgo & Co., D. H. - 85 Yedo- Tachikawa-Shoten—8, Isobe-dori

machi

Findlay, Richardson & Co. (Japan), Tsudato Shoten—104, Hachiman-dori

Uni Shoten, Ltd.—202, Sannomiya

Ltd.—110, Ito-machi Wakabayashi Shoten—101, Isobe-dori

Fujii Shokai—160, Saimomiya-oho

General Silk Importing Co.—70, Wassiamull

gami-dori

Assomull & Co.—35, Iso-

Kyomachi Building Yasumoto Yoshikiro—97, Isobe-dori

Hishi Shokai—48, Sannomiya-cho

Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39, Yuasa Trading Co.—47, Akashi-machi

Zensuke Shokai—85, Nunoboki-cHo

Akashi-machi

Iwai Shoten K.K.—44, Naka-machi

Iwamoto iShoten — 6, Shimoyamate- Kyoto

dori

|| Jhamatmall Gurbamall & Co.--100c, Chiji Shoten—Sanjo Sagaru

Hachiman-dori

Kaida iShoten K.K.—9, 'Kitanagasa- Gunze

nishi

Raw Silk Co.—Higashintoin-

i; dori Kawamura Kamejiro—Jofukuji-higa-

[ Kamei Shoten—52, Harima-machi shi

[ Kanematsu Shoten K.K.—119, Ito- Kojima Shoten Gomei Kaisha—

11 machi Omiya, Imadegawagaru

l Kawase Shokai—10, Isobe-dori Kyoto Nenshijo, Ltd.—Murasakino

I Kewalram & Bulchand—96, Isobe dori machi

I! Kissoomall & Co.—14, Isogami-dori Naigaiya-cho

Orimono Goshi Kaisha -Sasa

I' Hondo Shoten—16, Harima-maohi

JuLayko, Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo- cho & Co. Goshi Kaisha—Sasayo-

Yoshida

machi

( Mitsui Bussan Kiitobu Shutcho-sho— Nagoya

3, Kaigan-dori

I Miye Shoten—58, Naniwa-machi Aoyama Kiito-ten—Miya-machi, Hi-

/ Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori gashi-ku

I. Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya-cho Mizutani Shoten—Miya-machi, Higa-

K Naraindas, B.— Sannomiya-cho shi-ku

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E284 SILK MERCHANTS

Nishimura Shoten—Miya-machi, Hi- Gazal, Joseph G.—38, Naka-machi

gashi-ku Japan Raw Silk Cp.—43, Hon-cho

Noguchi Shoten—Ohaya-cho, Nishi- Joko Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha—68,

ku Yamashita-cho

Tsukashima Gomei Kaisha—Miya-ma- Kamei Shinjiro Shoten—19, Sumy-

chi, Higashi-ku oshi Shoten

Osaka Kato Gomei Kaisha—3, Minami Naka-

dori

Curmally & Co.—36, Kawaguichi-cho Kewalram & A.—77,

Kern & Co., Yamashita-cho

Bulchand—82, Yamashi-

Fujita Seujiro—13, Karamono-cho

Fukumoto Tokujiro —153, Hon-cho ta-cho Hirarand Tarachand — 126,

Kakuman Shoten—25, Minami Hon-cho Mukhi Yamashita-cho

Maruko Goshi Kaisha—111, Kita Kyu Maruju Kengyo Shokai Goshi Kaisha

hoji-machi —46, Benten-dori

Kawakita Shoten—1, Ando-cho, Higa- Namisei Shoten—28, Sumyoshx-cho

shi-ku

Kawamura Fusataro—56, Sake-machi Naraidas, Tirthdas & Co.—P.O. Box

Maruito Kimura Chirimen-ten—31, 153

Shinsaibashi Nihalchand & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Maruko Goshi Kaisha—111 Kita Kyu Nikko Fuji Shokai—21, Benten-dori

taro-cho

Nippon Kinuori Co., Ltd.—Gosho PremsingShokai—202,

Nozaki Yamashita-cho

& Sons, I.—153, Yamashita-cho

Building, Nakanoshima

Okabashi K.K.—32, Funakoshi-cho Rudolph & Cp.—254, Yamashita-cho

ShigemitSu Yoshtnosuke—7, Ohte-cho Strahler & Co.—94, Yamashita-cho

Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—21, Imabashi Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Taiyo Shoten—47, Banzai-cho Zellweger & Co.—90b, Yamashita-cho

Uemura Jisaburo—58b, Kajiya-cho

Yokota Shoten—27, Kita Watanabe- KOREA

cho

Shidzuoka Chosen Seisha Kaisha—181, Suindo,

Seoul

Ohhashi Genjiro Shoten—Hon-dori Chosen Seishi K.K.—181, Sonindo,

Seoul

Watanabe Genju Shoten—Yegawa-cho Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.^61, Shiset-

Tokyo suri, Seoul

Katakura Seisha Kaisha — 6, Kanko-

Pearce & Co.—Yamawuichi Building, dori, Seoul

Hon-cho Keijo Seishi-jo—290, Tosondo, Seoul

Yokohama Kobe Shokai K.K.—10, Aoba-cho,

Seoul

Abe Shoten K.K.—5, Aioi-cho Yamaju Seishi K.K.—11, Kanko-dori,

Seoul

Bharat Trading Cd-.^153, Yamashita- Chosen

cho Kenshoku K.K.—181, Sonindo

Dh a NAM ALL, ChellaraM — 32c, Yama- Taisho

Seoul

Orimono K.K. — 7, Reido,

shita-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS E285

CHINA East: Asiatic Trading Co.—Shell House,

Fook Wen-g & Co.—37, Nathan Road

Canton Handicraft Distributing Co. — 5,

Wyndham Street

Chellaeam, D.—20, French Concession Hariram Silk Store—51, Nathan Road

Hogg & Co.—Shameen Hongkong Lace Co.—50, Queen’s Road

Central

Karanjia Hi Co.—21, French Conces- Japanese

sion, Shameen Bazaar—7, D’Aguilar Street

Kwangttjng Silk Agency — 33a, B. C., Kayamally & Co.—20, Queen’s Road

Shameen Central

& Co, E. R.—25, Shameen Pavri & '•Sons, K. S.—2®, Wyndham

Pohoomull Bros.—15, French Conces Swatow Street

sion Drawn Work Co.—14, Red-

Spalinger & Co., U., S. A. — 49, Swatow der Street

Shameen Lace Co., Ltd.—16, Pedder St.

Wo Hing Silk Hong — 33a, British Con Tajmahal

Building

Silk Store—King’s Theatre

cession, Shameen

Talati, M.P.—18, Ice House Street

Chefoo Tyeb & Co.—ILK. Hotel Bldg.

Utopma^l Assudamall

House-,' 3 -9, Duddell Street Co. — Dina

Casey . & Co..

Chefoo Hairnet Co.—Chang Yu Rd Wassiamull Road Central

Assomull Co.—46, Queen’s

China Crafts Watanmal Boolchand—20, On Lan

China Manufacturers (Chefoo) Street

China Merchants Pongee Association

Clarke, John H. Shanghai

McMullan & Co,, Led., James

Pernot (Chefoo) et Cie Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Shantung Silk and Lace Co.—Beach Azadian Bund

Societe Anonyme—4, French

Road

Tai Tung & Co.—Broadway Baer & Go., A.—8,10, Ru,e du.Consulat ,

Yannoulatos Brothers Chellaram, D.—131, Hankow Road

China Merchants’: Pongee Associa-

Hankow tion—120, Jinkee Road

Chinai & Co., J. C.- 10; Rue du Consulat

4 Cuzdar & Co.—Hunan Road Clerici, Bedoni &. Go. 107, Museum

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Codsi, Road

Taiping Road, S.A.D. 3 A. E.—9, Avenue Edward VII

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Hongkong ward VII

Dyce & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road

Cheliaram, D.—China Building Eastern Trading Co.—162, Canton Rd

) :i China Lace Co.—13, Queen’s Road, C. Fein, Aronmain Store — 893, Avenue

i (Chinese Bazaar—China Building Jotfre

)| Chotirmall & Co.—35, Wyndham Street Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells- Road

chaft Waibel & Co. — Prince’s Gidumal & Watumal, O. K.—131, Han-

Building kow Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS

Glanzmann Co., F.—162, Cantou Road Swatow

Goldenberg, M.—374, Kiangse Road

Habibullah Co., H. M.—222, North Road Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.)—11, Sin Heng

Soochow Road

Hassaram & Co., K.—131, Hankow Road

Hip Seng Co., The - 143, Nanking, Rd. Tientsin

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. — 27,

The Bund Chung Yuen Co., Ltd.

Kermani & Co., R. S. — >10, Rue du Doulatram & Sons — 274, Victoria

Consulat Road

Kiu Cheng Pongee Co.—472, Weihai- Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria

wei Road Road

Kosloff, L:—61, Nanking Road Shantung Silk & Lace Co.—Takn

Laou Kai Fook Silk Co.—2f>7, Nanking Road, F.C.

Road Takeda Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria

Laou

kingKiu

RoadChwang Kung Kee—422, Nan- Tarachand,

Road

Laou Kiu Luen & Co.—591, Nanking Street M. — 13, Woodrow Wilson

Road

Li, S. C.—125, Nanking Road Tsinan

Lindsay Jean—66, Nanking Road

Little & Co., William —131, Museum Rubant, Francis W.—122, Seventh

Main Street

Road

Madier, Ribet & Cie.—9, Avenue Edward

VII Weihaiwei

Marthoud & Cie—53, Foochow Road

Weihaiwei

Mikasa & Co.—931, Bobbling Well Kun Ming Street Handiwork Co. — 28-29b

Road

One Price Lace Co.—133, Broadway

Pohoomull Brothers — 130, Hankow SIAM

Road Bangkok

Righini S. A.—163, Canton Road

Rudolph & Co., Charles—58, Hong Eastern Indian Trading Co.—1409,

Kong Road East Side Memorial Bridge, opposite

Sauvayre, J.—25, Rue du Consulat

Saydah & Saydah—330, Szechuen Road Economic Museum

Shalom & Co.—81, Jinkee Road INDO-CHINA

Shanghai Silk Co.—666, Bubbling

Well Road Saigon

Shroff & Co., R.F.—671, Szechuen Road

Shroff, P. B.—391, Kiangse Road Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. — 28-32,

Smith, Ltd.—452, Kiangse Road New Rue Catinat

Ultramar Import Co.—17, Canton Rd.

United Mercantile Co.—89, Foochow MALAYA

Road

Viloudaki & Co.—59, Peking Road Negri Sembilan

Weber & Cb., O. A.—8-10, Rue du Gianohand & Sons—80, Paul Street,

Consulat Seremban

Yannoulatos

Jinkee Road Brothers (China)—120, Seremban Silk Store—129, Paul Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS—SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS E28T

Penang Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation-

al City Bank Bldg.

Doulatram & Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. — 446-454^

Dasmarinas, Binondo

Street -

Wassiamull, Assomull & Co. —12, Pohoomull Binondo

Brothers — 178, Rosario,

Bishop Street

Sehwani & Co.—64, Escolta

Perak Royal Silk Store — 737, Tabora, San

Nicolas

Kinta Silk Store — 128, Belfield Werder & Co.Ltd. — 6, Ingreso,

Street, Ip oh Binondo

Singapore SILK FILATURES— (See Page B96)

Chotirmall

Street & Co., K. A. J.—41-43, High

SILK WEAVING MILLS—(S'ee

Echigoya & Co.—54-56, Middle Road Page B106) 1

Ramchand & Sons—76, North Bridge Rd.

Ij Singapore Silk Stork—36-40, North SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES

j; Bridge Road —(See Page B114)

It Wassiamull, Assomull & Co.—31 & 33,

If High Street

SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS

I NETHERLANDS INDIES

china

Batavia Canton

) Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—7, Pasar

Baroe Rapeek & Co. — 27-28, French Conces-

sion, Shameen

Sourabaya

) Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—23, Pesar Hongkong

I Biesar China Sports—16, D’Aguilar Street

?—

THE PHILIPPINES G. S. Brothers—11, Hankow Road

Mamak & Co.—10, Peking Road

Manila

AAbolafia, Inc., M. & C. —122, Nueva, Shanghai

Binondo

Assanmal & Co., G-—775, Tabora Squires, Bingham, Ltd.—126, Nan-

Bombay Commercial Co.—741, Tabora king Road

i Bombay Silk Supply—128-132, Nutva,

Binondp MALAYA

IPpROWN Silk Store—27, Escolta

Indian Commercial Co.—328-332, Das- Singapore

marinas, Binondo

Manila Remnant Co., 1n

Luna RoBiNsoiS & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SPORTING AND ATHLETIC :GOODS—STEVEDORES

Penang Tokyo

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, Union Str. Helm Bros;, Ltd. — 1, Shibaura,

Shiba-ku

Selangor Mitsubishi Warehouse: 'Co.;; Ltd. — 1,

Edobashi

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Java Street,

Kuala Lumpur Yokohama

SIAM Helm Bros., Ltd.—4i8, Yamashita-

Bangkok cho

Ichinose Kaiso-ten K! K. — 83, Ben

Princes—Nai Lert Building ten-dori

ISHIKAWAYA AsADA KAISO-TEN— 3, MotO

THE PHILIPPINES Hama-cho

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. —7, Yamashita-

Manila cho

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—1,, Kaigan-

Athletic Supply Co.—114, T. Pinpin dori

Teikoku Unyu G.K.—19, Kaigan-dori

STATIONERY SUPPLIES FAC- Yokohama Kakuki Godo Unso K.K.—

TORIES—(Nee Page B117) 83, Benten-dori

STEVEDORES CHINA

JAPAN Hongkong

Kobe A. Kw ai & Co.—1/5, Connaught Road

Helm Bros., Ltd!—4d, Harima-machi Hin Central

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—2, Kaigan- RoadFatC.& Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

dori South China Transporting and

Owston & Co., F.—72, Kyo-machi Stevedoring Co.—12a, Des Voeux

Road Central

Nagasaki Wang Kee & Co.—36, Connaught Rd.

Central

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

Nagoya Shanghai

Aisan Shosen K,K.—Funairi-cho Ah Foh & Co.—33, Szechuen Road

Asano Shinji Shoten—Minato Hon-cho Chop Dollar Co.—47, Hwakee Road

Chiyoda Gumi—Mama-machi Shanghai Stevedoring Co.—Lane 125,

Nagoya 20, Szechuen Road

machi Kaiun Kaisha — Minato Hon- Shanghai Transportation Co.—97.

Unpan Goshi Kaisha—Sasajima-cho Hankow Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

STEVEDORES—SUGAR MERCHANTS E289

MALAYA

Singapore Dai Nippon Seito K. K.—121, Tomo-

buchi-cho

Coastal Transport Co.—22, Winches- Ensuiko Seito Takushoku K.K.- IS,

ter House Nishino Shimono-cho

Dawook & Co.—57, Raffles Quay Nippon Sato Boyeki K.K.—28, Shio-

Lye Huat & Go;—1st Floor, 4, Robin- machi

son Road Osaka Kyoto Seizo Goshi K. — 88,

Saiboo Marioan & Co.—2-b, Raffles Ono-machi

Quay Taiwan Seito K.K.—Kawara-machi

THE PHILIPPINES Teikoku Seito K.K.—55, Kawara-

maehi

Iloilo Uybno Seisaku—18, Andojibashi-dori

Visayan Stevedorb-Transportation Shidzuoka

Co., The

Hasegawa Eikichi-Shoten—8, Imonishi-

Manila cho

Izuya, N. Suzuki—90, Baba-cho

Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc. — Der- Kawaguchi

cho

Eikichi Shoten—47, Kinza-

ham Building, Port District

Koh & Sons, E. L.—266, Juan Luna Shimonoseki

Lim, Mariano, H.—829, Urbiztondo

San Nicolas

Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc. — Pier Kabashi Iseji—Hanano-cho

No. 5, Port District Meiji Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Manila Terminal Co.*' Inc.—Pier No. Nakajima Shoten K.K.—Nishinabe-

5, Port Area cho

Zamboanga Nakatora Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Yuasa Shoten K.K.—Nishinabe-cho

Johnston, Jos. S.

Tokyo

SUGAR CENTRALS IN THE

PHILIPPINES-(Nee Page B118) DaiBuilding Nippon Seito K.K. — Showa

SUGAR MERCHANTS Ensuiko Sugar Manufacturing Co.—

3, Tsukimi-cho

JAPAN Meiji Seito K.K.—8, Kyobashi

Kobe Nippon . Sugai Trading Co,, Ltd.—12,

Kakigara-cho

Kitagawa Shoten, S. —14, Susano- Taiwan Seito K-K.—Yuraku Bldg.

dori Tamaoki Gomei Kaisha—9, Hon-cho

Mayeda Shoten—27, Onoe-dori

Meiji Seito K.K.- 39, Takamatsu-cho Yokohama

Taiwan Seito K.K.—Higashi Hiriike

cho Kanetaya Shoten—51, Wakaba-cho

Yamamoto Yoto-ten—i-66, Motomachi- Nakamasu Shoten G. K. — Kamakura

dori Bldg., 69, Onoe-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E290 SUGAR MERCHANTS

Nippon Seifun K.K.—Chikawa-cho THE PHILIPPINES

Nisshin Seifitn K.K. — Asahi Bldg., Manila

81, Onqe-cho

Suqiyama Shoten—8, Hanaaaki-cho Ayala & Co.—Pilipinas Bldg.

KOREA Calamba Sugar Estate—6th floor

Soriano Building

Dai Nippon Seito K.K.—110, Ken- Central Azucarera Del [Norte—203,

Cu-Unjieng Building, Binondo

shiro, Seoul

Hokoku Seifun K.K.—76, Nandai- Crystal ArcadeMilling

Central Luzon

Building

Co., Inc.—

mon-dori, Seoul Davies & Co., Theo. H.—Luiz Sama-

Kuwata Shoten — 344, Taihai-dori, nillo Building

Seoul Elizalde & Co., Ino.—Muelle de la

Nakajima Shotbn-t 21, Hasegawa-cho, Industria

Seoul Hacienda San Jose, Mindoro—109,

Tokunaga Shoten— 53, Suhiyo-cho, Plaza Sta. Cruz

Seoul Insular Sugar Refining Corpn.—

Barrio Jolo, Mandaluyong, Rizal

FORMOSA Mabalacat Sugar Mills—Cu Unjieng

Bldg.

Ako Seito K.K.—Toryokwan, Heito-gun Malabon Sugar Co.—H.K. & Shang-

Dai Nippon Seito K.K.—Tainan hai Bank Bldg.

Meiji Seito K.K. - Tainan-shu North Negros Sugar Co.—-Chaco

Showa Seito K.K.—Gokeku-sho, Taihoku Building

Taito Seito K.K.-Kita-machi, Taito-eho Pam pan ga Sugar Mills—6th Floor,

Soi'iano Bldg.

Philippine Sugar Estate Development

CHINA Co.—246, Anda

Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Philip-

Hongkong pines), Inc.—Crystal Arcade Bldg.

Pavbi & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndfaam Roxas Miguel

y Compania—719, Echague, San

Street San Carlos Milling Co:, Ltd.—Plaza

Penteeath

ings &; Cd.—Alexandra Build- Cervantes, Binondo

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—H.K. and

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co.—Quarry Shanghai Bang Building

Bay Speckels

Bldg. Philippine, Co. — Heacock

Shanghai Sun King Sugar Factory—1126, Sta

Elena

Erdmann & Sietxken—410, Szechuen Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. - Luiz

Perez Samanillo Building

Road

Maclaine Sugar Oo., Ltd.—12, The Welch Fairchild, Ltd.—Regina Bldg.

Bund

Volkart Brothers—34, Ave. Edward NETHERLANDS INDIES

VII

Batavia

Tientsin Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Gipperich k Co., E.—B2, Taku Road ERDMAN & SlELCKEN—P.O. Box 44

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SUGAR MERCHANTS—TEA MERCHANTS E291

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Mirandoole, Voute & Co.

Vereeniging “ Rotterdamt’” Nippon Sugar Trading Co., Ltd.

Java Sumatra Handel Mu, N.V. Patel, M.V.

Kian Gw.an, N.V. Handel Maatsohap-

pu SURVEYORS—Architects)

Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. TANNERIES IN CHINA—

Mirandolle, Voute & Co. Page B119)

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Platon, L. TEA-FIRING FACTORIES-(See

f Wellenstein Krause & Co. Page B120)

Semarang TEA MERCHANTS

Arima &> Co., Ltd., H. JAPAN

Orone, H.G. Th. Hakodate

ErDMAN & SlELCKEN

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Gill & Co.—7, Takushoku Building

| Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Kian Gw an. N.V. Handel Maatschap- Kobe

j PU

Kruytbosch, H.A. Awano Shoten—128, Sake-machi

Kwik Hoo Tong, N.V. Handel Maat- Curnow & Co., J.—P.O. Box 1050

|SCHAPPU (Sann.)

IMcNeill & Co. Fuji-en Chaho—109, Miya-maohi

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Furukawa Chaho—1-149, Shimoya

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. mate-dori

Mirandolle, Voute & Co. Hirochi Yoshio—103-110, Wiakinoha

j:

Thio Sing Long, N.V. Handel Maat- ma

| SCHAPPIJ M iyako-ten—35, Kitanagasa-dori

Mizota Naokazu—45, Shimoyamaite-

Sourabaya dori

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiya

, Arima & Oo., Ltd., H. Nakao Takesaburo—84, Futaba-cho

't . Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd. Sonobe Shoten Seicha-bu—131, Sakae-

}: CoMMISSIE-EN AGENTUUR MAaTSCHAPPIJ machi

I “ SOERABAIA ” Suzuki Sei—87, Kitanagasa-dori

[ | ErDMAN & SlELCKEN Takatsuka Naotaro—20, Yokomichi-

Ip Fraser Eaton & Co. machi

• [ 1 International , .Crediet-en Handels Yamanouchi Ohaho—170, Moto-machi

| Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

i : Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Kyoto

N.V.

1 Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap Aobana-En Chaho—Higashinotoin

pij As hid a Rihichi— Gojo Agaru, Shin Machi

! Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. Goto Seisaburo—2, Sanjo S agaru

t Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Watabe Tatsubaro—Nijo-kami

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E292 TEA MERCHANTS

Nagoya Hankow

M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House

Osaka Asiatic Trading Corporation—7, Lan-

ling Road

Ichikawa' Seijtjn-kan—27, Koraibashi- Dodwell & Co.—-5, Tungting Road

zume Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6,

Kasahan Shoten—8, Kitahorie Mina- The Bund

mi:dori Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund,

Kawaguchiken Honten—31, Shinsai- S.A.D. 3

bashi-suji

Kotobukiya ; K.K.—»2, Sumiyosbi-cho Hongkong

Sugino Okisabtjko—29, Yokobori-cho

China Tea Co.—1b, Pottinger Street

Shidzuoka Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd,—3, Queen’s Road

Central

Oartek, Macy & Co.—2, Anzai-machi GilmanCentral

& Co.—4A, Des Yceux Road

Folger & Co.—Kitaban-cho Jardine, Matheson &. Co.—18, Pedder

Habibullah & Co., H. M.—75, Kita- Street

ban-cho Kelley & Co., Ltd. 11, Queen’s Road

Helleyer & Co.—Kitaiban-cho, P.O. Centra]

Box 27 Moulder & Co.—China Building

Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney. Inc.—56, Union Trading Co.—York Building

Kitaban-cho

Japan Brack Tea Co.—48, Tekkoshi Shanghai

Japan Tea Firing Co.—2, Anzai,

M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho Anderson & Co. Robert— 131, Peking

Seihoku Koichi Shoten—98, Kita Road

Ban-rcho

Shidzuoka Seicha Gomei Kaisha—67, Campbell & Co.—55, French

Azadian, J. (S.A.)—4, Bund

Yuen Ming Yuen

Anzai-cho Road

Siegfreid & Co.—87. Shinmei-cho Chin a Produce Co.—288, Tiendong Road

China

Road Tea Co,» Ltd.—288, Tiendong

FORMOSA

Chuen

cliuenTai Tea Dealer—1329, N. Sze

Anglo-Ajubrican Dikect Tea Trading COMPAGNIE FRANCO-AfRICAINE — 467,

Co.—1, Idzumicho, Taipeh Kiangse Road

Nozawa & Co.—Taihoku

Carter Macy Tea and Coffee Co., Inc. Gibb, LivingstonLtd.—17,

Dodwell & Co., Canton Rd

& Co.—100, Jinkee

—24-26, Eiraku-cho, Daitotei Road

CHINA Gilson, E. H.—100, Jinkee Road

Habibullah Co., H. M.—222, North

Sodchow Road

Foochow Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.', Ltd.—27,

Harrison, King & Irwin, Ltd. The Bund

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

: TEA MERCHANTS E293

Keemani, R. S.—10, Rue du Consulat Semarang

Master & Co., M. J.—131, Hankow Road

Nemazee & Co., H. M. H.—190, Pe- Crone, H.G. Th.

king Rd. Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Ouskouu, M H.A.- 142, Museum Road Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Savul & Co., H.A.I.—128, Museum Rd. Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap-

Siemssen & Krohn—66, Museum Rd. pij, N.V.

Wang Yue Tai' Tea Co.—197, Avenue McNeill , Co.

Foch Maintz' Produotenhandel, N.V.

NETHERLANDS INDIES' Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Batavia Ross Taylor & Co.

Semarangsche Administratis Maat-

Borneo Co., Ltd., The sohappij

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Sourabaya

Cocq & Co., C.H.R.

Francis Peek & Od., Ltd. "Amsterdam" Handelsvereeniging

Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd. Anemeat & Co.

Heath & Co., Ltd.—Prinsenstraat

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.

Fraser Eaton & Co., Ltd.

Yereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Java Sumatra Handel Maatsohappij, Internationale Crediet-bn Handels

N.Y. Vereeniging " Rotterdam "

Kian Gwan, N.Y. Handel Maatschap- Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

pij N.V.

Maclaine Watson & Co. Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschip-

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. pij

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Kwik Hoo Tong, Handel Maatschap-

Landbouw MaatschAppij, Ned Indis- pij, N.V.

che Miaintz’ Produotenhandel, N.V.

Peet & Co., John Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Bouwenhorst Mulder & Co. Landbouw Maatschappij, Ned. Indib-

Ross Taylor & Co. che

Tiedeman & van Kerchem Ross Taylor & Co.

Wellenstein Krause & Co. Wattib & Co., Ltd., N.V. Handel

Maatschappij

Macassar

MALAYA

^Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Maintz' Productbnhandel, N.V. Singapore

Padang Kiat & Co., T.G.—766, North Bridge Road

Klass & Sons—163, Moulmein Road

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Martin & Co., W. M. — 100, Tanglin

L Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Road

CLASSIFIED LUST OF THADES

E294 TEA MERCHANTS—TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS

THE PHILIPPINES Yamacho Mokuzai K.K.—Jugo Bldg.

Manila Yamada Shoten, T. — 16b. Harima-

machi

La Isla de Luzon—435, T. Pinpin, Kyushu

Binondo

Seng Xee & Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo

Aoki Shoten—4, Ishishiro-cho

TIMBER AND LUMBER Higuchi Seizaisho G. K.—178, Taka-

MERCHANTS miya Horikawa-clio

JAPAN Muranaka Mokuzai Shoji K.K.—67,

Shimo Susaki-cho

Hakodate Ohmine Tahei — 907, Keigo Ok ita-

machi

Asiatic Lumber Co., Ltd.—32, Sakai- Sakuragi Tokujiro Shoten—71, Chi*

machi tase-cho

Etori Kenzen-^17, Takasago-oho

Homma Shiroji—1, Benten~cho Nagasaki

Japan & Eastern Trading Oo., Ltd.—

8, Aioi-cho, Otaru

Matsumoto Shoten—14, Shiodome-cho Aoki Teruyuki—56, Nishi Hamano

Sakamato Jutaro—262, Matsukaze-oho KanaYa Shokat—5, Senba-machi

Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi- Kasamura Kaname—3, Fukutomi-cho

cho Otarn Nakajima, B.—19, Suwa*machi

Yuasa Lumber Co.—Otaru Saito Haruighi—3, Yamaae-machi

Kobe Nagoya

Kerry & Co., H. E.—>7, Harima-

machi Akita Mokuzai Kaisha, Ltd.—35, Ma*

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. n saki-machi, Naka-ku

—304, Crescent Building, 72, Kyo Chuo Mokuzai K.K.—46, Atsuta Shin

machi Bito-macbi

Matsubara Shoten G.K.—102, Sekiya- Fukuda Zaimokuten—2-350, Masaki-

cho cho

Miyashita Lumber K.K.—1, Zaimaku- Kato Heijiro—25, Higashi Tsukiji

cho

Nakamura Shoten G. K.—8, Karumo- Noda Shoten—8, Kami Horikawacho-

dori

National Trading & Lumber Co.—32, Osaka

Akashi-rachi

Ohsaki iShoten—27, Kasunoki-cho

Philippine Lumber Export K.K.—32, Kasahan Shoten—8, Kitahorie Mina-

Akashi-machi mi-dori

Sasaki Shoten—Minami Sakasegawa- Kotobuki-ya K.K.v-52, Sumiyoshi-che

cho Sugino Arisaburo—29, Yokobori

TamUra—23, Sakae-machi

Western Export Lumber Co:—Jugo Take Shokai—49, Ko.raibashizume

Togo Shokai—11, Shinmachi-dori

Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS E295

Shidzuoka Horiuchi Shokai—14, Furuicho, Seoul

Sanko Yoko—70, Okazaki-cho, Seoul

Makita Shiniohi Shoten—3/10, Ohte- Yamana Matsutaro—70, Okazaki-cho.

oho Seoul

Shidzuoka Mokuzai Itaku—24, Anzai

Yasumoto Genkichi Shoten—30, Baba- CHINA

cho

Shimonoseki Dairen

Akita Shokai—Higashinabe-cho Akita Mokuzai K.K.—4, Kita Oyama-

Kagotoea Seikan K.K.—Isaki-cho dori

Ohmura Iwakichi Nishi Hosoe-cho Dairen iSeizai K.K.—2, Sakae-machi

Mikashita Mokusho—1, Irifune-cho

Tokyo Shingu Shoko K.K.—14, Yoyoi-cho

Akita Moktjzai K.K.—15, Kiba-oho Hankow

Baba Uhachi Shoten—2, Kiba-cho Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd. — 7,

Bando Ikei Howten—3, Kiba-cho Langting Road, S.A.D. 2

Kiyozumi Seizaiesho—10, Kiyozumi- China Import-Export and Lumber Co.,

cho Ltd.

Kobayashi Rikizo Shoten—12, Nishi Dollar Co., The Robert—289, Wha

Hatchobori Ching Kai

Nichiro Mokuzai K.K. — Sanshin Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Bldg., Yuraku-cho

Obayashi-gumi Kosaku-cho—340, Mi- Harbin

nami Suna-machi

Tokyo Lumber Market Co.—Kiba Skidelsky’s Successors, L.S. — 44,

Building Bolshoi Prospect

I “ Kovalsky, V. F.—P.O. Box 332

Yokohama

. Asahi Mokuzai K.K.—4, Tsuruya-cho Hongkong

Asano Bussan K.K.—Bankoku Bldg., Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd.—

26, Kaigan-dori 4a, Des Voeux Road C.

' Iidaya Shoten—2984, Koyasu-cho

Kase Chuji Shoten—3122, Koyasu-cho China Import & Export Lumber Co.

—15-T9, Queen’s Road Central

5 Sato Kahei Shoten—16, Higashi Ka- Dollar Co., Robber—Pedder Building

1 l' nagawa-cho Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

1 Toyo Seizai-sho G. K.—1,181, Iwama- Building

^ shita International Trading Co.—China

KOREA Building

Jardine,

Street Matheson & Co.—18, Pedder

• Akita Mokuzai K.K.—90, Okazaki- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Holland

1 j cho, Seoul House, Queen’s Road Central

1;! Daini Shokai K.K. -09, Okazaki-cho, Sham Mow Saw MirlCo., Ltd.—Percival

;| ' Seoul Street

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS

Shewan,' Tomes Uoa-10, Des Yoeux Dollar Lumber Go.—Robert Dollar

Road Central Building

Thomson & Co.—Hong Kong Bank Bldg. Forbes Co., Ltd., William —45 Victoria

Road

Wong Tong Kee—32, Canton,, Road, Jardine, Matheson

Kowloon — Victoria

Road

Kow' Hung Lumber Co., Ltd. — The

Mukden Bund, I.C.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, ..Ltd. — l, Ya-

China Import & Export Lumber Co., magu-chi Road

Ltd.

Tsinan

Shanghai China Import and Export Lumber

Co., Ltd.

Blooh Mfg. & Lumber Co., Ltd.—14, SIAM

Boone Road

China Import & Export Lumber Co., Bangkok

Ltd.—1426, Yangtszepoo Rd.

Chun Woo—350, Tiendong Road Anglo-'Siam Corpn, Ltd.

Dollar Co., RoEert—51, Canton Rd. Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd.

FuKushima

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee Borneo Co., Ltd.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.■^-•27, The Leonowens, Ltd., (Louis T.

Bund INDOCHINA

Keijola, H. M. A.—54, Ward Road

Kow Kee Timber Cb —169, Yuen Ming Saigon

Yuen Road

Malcolm & C'O., Ltd.—220, Szechuen Cie Asiatique et Africaine

Road Compagnie Forestiere Indochinoiss

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen —43, Boulevard Bonnard

Road Est Asiatique Francaies—Quai de la

Nomura

way Lumber Oq,—3 R East Broad- Marne (Teak and Plywood)

Racine

Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co.—70, Negri Sembilan

Szechuen Road

Shun Tah Lumber Co.—44, Ward Rd PasoU Sawmills—Bahau

Walker & Co., A. —120, Cheinni po Road

Woodcraft Works—103, Kiukiang Road Singapore

Chye Hin Sawmills—416, Beach Rd.

Tientsin Fraser & Co.. — Union Bldg., Collyer

Quay

China Import & Export Lumber Co. Jong Tye Heng, Chop — 150, Laven-

der Street

—2, Russian Road Malayan Commercial Agency—187,

Ooilinb &; Co.—75, Consular Road Selegie Road

Dollar Co., The Robert—Robert Dol- McAlister & Co. — Gresham House,

lar Building Battery Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS E297

Sin Chye -46, .Padang Jeringau, Findlay Millar. Timber Co.—1000,

Cordeleria, Santa Mesa

Off Kallang Road

Sin Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co. - 52, Gq Taco & Go.—626, Soler, Sta.. Cruz

Lavender Street Gotamco Hermanos, V icente — 430,

Siong

AlwiLim

RoadSaw Mill Co.—2 & 3, Syed Tanduay, Quiapo

GotAuoo & Co., Inc.—214, Soler, Bi

NETHERLANDS INDIES nondo

Hercules Lumber Co., Inc.—155, Paz,

Batavia Paco

Javasche Houthandel—Maatschappij Insular Lumber Co.—Samanillo Bldg.

Insular Saw Mill, Inc.—330, Canoni-

(N. Y. Vereenigde) gq,. Paco.

Koloniale Handel Mu Junction Lumber Co.—2610, Her ran

THE PHILIPPINES La Loma Lumber Co.—5, Andres Boni

facio

Iloilo Luzon Lumber Co. 904 Juan Luna

: Manila Lumber Co.—900, Juan Luna

i Iloilo Lumber Yard Minandao Lumber Co., Inc.—060, Al-

varado, Binondo

Manila Norton and Harrison Co.—Kneedler

Building

Anakan Lumber Co.—Elizalde Bldg. Oriental Saw Mill—313, Tanduay,

Antipolo Lumber Co.—2435, Rizal San Miguel

Avenue Extension

Babcock & Co., Inc., W. R.—Hogar Philippine Lumber Manufacturing

Co., Inc.—14-30, Soler, Binondo

Building

Barretto y Cia, Inc., Viuda e Hijos Port Lamon Lumber Co.—8, M. de

Binondo

de Pio—720, Echaque, San Miguel Pujalte Lumber Co.—3, Plaza Mora-

| Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.— ga. Binondo

Heacock Bldg.

' Camarines Lumber Co., Inc. — 437, Bizal Lumber Co.—532, F. B. Harri-

son, Pasay, Bizal

Misericordia, Sta. Cruz

j Choy & Co., S. C.—672, Juan Luna Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc.—901,

| Chu Bio Lumber Co.—1639, Herran SyDagupan, Tondo

t City Lumber—706, Juan Luna, Bi- Tan Piao & Co., Ltd.—766, Echague

Hong & Co.—623-625-627, Solcr

| nondo

|1 Cosmos Lumber — 623-625-627, Soler. TayMiguel Jay Co. — 730-734, Echague, San

Santa Cruz

Dee C. Chuan & Sons, Inc. 14-30, Tay Seng Lumber Co.—1807-1809, Juan

Soler, Binorido Luna

1 Dee Hong Lue & Co., Inc.—920-950, Tuason and Sampedro, Inc. — 817,

| i Juan Luna Globo de Ono, Quiapo

IHDee Tian & Co. - 1518, Azcarraga Washington Lumber Co.—808, Juan

: Dy Pag & Co., Inc.—1032, Juan Luna Luna

I Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc.—123, Zambales Luna

Lumber Oo.—920-950, Juan

Juan Luna, Binondo

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E298 TIMBER AND LUMBER MERCHANTS—TIRES

Zamboanga Tientsin

Atkins Keoll & Co. —14, Calle Bristow Road Co. (China), Ltd.—2,

Dunlop Rubber

Madrid

Basilian Lumber Co.

Dollae Co., The Robeet—12, Marahui SIAM

Johnston, Jos. S.

Poet Banga Lumber Cor—P.O. Box Bangkok

198

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind-

BORNEO mill and New Roads

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.—

Sandakan MALAYA

North Borneo Trading Co.—Jessel- Singapore

ton

Dunlop Rubber Co.. »(S.S.), Ltd.—142,

TIN MINES IN MALAYA—(See Robinson Road

Page Bl24) Firestone Tire and Rubber Oo.

(S.S.), Ltd.—22, Geylang Road

TIRES United Vulcanising: Co.—148, Selegie

Road

CHINA

THE PHILIPPINES

Hongkong Manila

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.

3, ‘Wyndham Street Commonwealth Co-operative Associa-

Hongkong Tyre Co.—392, Hennessy Cooper,tion; Inc.—747, Severino, Sampaloo

Road L. A. (Distributor for Seiber-

ling Rubber Co.)—747. Severino,

Mukden Sampaloc

Daido

rinas,Hardware

Binorido Store—680, Dasma-

Dunlob Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd.— Dunlop Rubber Co. (F. E.), Ltd.—

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg., 477, A. Mabini, Ermita

San Chin Lou Estrella Aum Palace—536, Gandara,

Sta. Cruz

Peiping Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. of

the Philippine Islands — 207-209,

Dunlop Rubber Co, (China), Ltd.—15, Thirteenth Street, Port Area

Ran Yu Hutung Fisk Tire Co., Inc. of the Philip-

pines, The — 122, Xovaliches, San

Shanghai Miguel

Goodrich International Rubber Co.

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.— —Corner

go, Paoo

Penafraneia and Canoni-

117, Hongkong Road

Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Export Co. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.,

Ltd.—Macon dray Bldg.

—51, Canton Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

TIEES—TOURIST AGENTS — TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Houston Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal MALAYA

Avenue, Santa Cruz

Smith, Bell & Oo., Ltd.—Hongkong Penang

& Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Tourist Agency-Information

U.S. Rubber Export Co., Ltd.—35, The—Victoria Pier Bureau^

Orozco, Quiapo

TOURIST AGENTS Singapore

JAPAN Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin-

son Road

Kobe THE PHILIPPINES

Cook & Son, Ltd.—P.O. Box 398 Manila

Tokyo American Express Co., Inc.—P.O.

Box 1463

Japan Tourist Bureau—Tokyo Station TOBACCO FACTORIES—(See

, Page B.lil3), .

Yokohama

TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Japan Tourist Bureau-1, Kaigandoir

JAPAN

CHINA Yokohama

Hongkong Strome & Co.—35* Yamashitarcho

^American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des KOREA

| Voeux Road Central

fs Cook &;,Son, Ltd., Thos.—Queen's Bennett & Co,—Chemulpo

Building

CHINA

Peiping Amoy

4.American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Hope Co.

Hotel de Wagon Lits

Cook & Son, Thos., & Wagons-Lits YeeLtd.Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Co —Gtand Hotel de Pekin

Canton

Shanghai Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

i American Express C9., Inc. — 158, Ltd.

Kuikiang Road Changsha

^ Japan Tourist Bureau—86, Canton

Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

(Travel Advisers—60, Nanking Road Ltd.

CLA.SJ3EFIED LIST OF TRADES

E300 TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Dairen Tabaqueria Filipina—26, Queen’s Road

Central

Kbystone Tobacco Co., Ltd., — Hong Yours Truly Tobacco Store—18, Pofc-

Kong and Shanghai Bank Bldg., 40 tinger Street

Echigo-cho

Hangchow Ichang

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn. Ltd.

Harbin Kongraoon

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—P.O. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Box 44

Lopato Sons, Ltd., A. Macao

Skoblin, S. F.—31, Konnaya Street

Tabaqueria Filipina—1a, Rue de S.

Hankow Domingos

Nanyang Brothers TObacco Co., Ltd., Mukden

The—Chung Shan Road

Thurier & Kohr Chi Tung Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Lu

Ho Road, S.A.D. 1 Peiping

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Ltd.—Poyang Road, S.A.D. 3 Karatzas Bros. & Co.—7, Hatarnen

Street

Hongkong Legation Wine and Tobacco Store—

5A, Rue Maroo Polo

Atienza & Co.—54, Nathan Road Skiotis Brothers & Co.—6, . Legation

Street

A. G. Botelho & Co.—French Bank Bldg. Tientsin

British-American Tobacco Company Yee TsoongTobacco Co.--Legation St.

Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

(China), Ltd.—2, Queen’s Road Central

Chan & Co., C. — 312, Nathan Road —16, Chuan Pan Hutung, near Hata-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd H.K. Bank Bldg- men Gate

Empress Storks—54, Nathan Road Shanghai

Gande, Price & Co., Ltd.—St. George’s

Building Adams & Co., W.A.—51, Canton Road

Goeke & Co.—China Building

Qraeco Egyptian Tobacco Co.— Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.—

175, Soochow Road

China Building ,

Hutchison & ‘Oo., John D.—King’s Ardath Road

Tobacco Co., Ltd.—31, Peking

Building

Ito Co.—4a, Des Yceux Road Central Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — Sassoon House

Kelley British American Tobacco Co.

Central& Co., Ltd,—11, Queen’s Road (China), Ltd.—175, Soochow Road

Nanyang Brothers

Wanchai Road Tobacco Co.—271, British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—175, Soo-

chow Road

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS E301

Caroline Lear Tobacco Co.—51, Can- United Road

Tobacco^Stores—136, Nanking

ton Road

China-American Tobacco Co.—1®, The Universal

Bund

Leaf Tobacco Co.—1, The

Bund .

China Tobacco Manufacturing Co.~ Watson & Co., A.S.—;71,,. Nanking Road

100, Peking Road Westminister Tobacco Co.—175, Soo-

China Tobacco Products—119, Jinkee chow Road

Road , Wing Tai & Co.—124, Nanking Road

David, A.E.—330, Specimen Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175, Soo-

Dibrell Brothers, Inc.—12, The Bund chow Road

El Oriente Fabrica de Tobac’os, TnO., : Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

255, Peking, Road —175, Soochow Rond

Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175,

Soochow Roa,d Swatow

Fook Kow Hung

Well Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Hadjiry’s Tobacco Store—416, Sze-

chuen Road Tientsin

Jenkins, L. B. Tobacco Co.—233, Nanking

Road . . :

Keystone Tobacco: Co., Ltd.—175, Chung Yuen Co., Ltd.

Karatzas Brothers & Co.—.48. Rue du

Soochow Road France

Kingshill

Road Trading Co.—21,0, Kiukiang Skiotis

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. Taylor FranceBrothers Co.—47, Rue j tie

(China), ‘Ltd,—175^ Soochow Road & Co.—42, Taku Road

Lopato Sons, Ltd., A.—1.75, Soo- TientsinRoad

Tobacco Co.—2i&4, Victoria

chow Road Victoria Cigar Store.—268, Victoria

Luen How & CO.—263, Broadway Road

Monk Co., A. Oi—353,, Kiangse Road Wing Tap Vo Tobacco Corporation—

Murai Brothers Co., Ltd.—175, Soo- 90, Davenport Road

chow Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co.., Ltd.

Palace Tobacco Store—78-90, Nanking Yee Tsoong Tobacco 1 )‘rstkriiutT>rs, Ltd.

Road

Pemberton & Penn, Inc.—110, Sz.echuen --31, Ex-Russian Pnmd

Road Tsingtao

Shanghai

way GenerAl Store—37, Broad- Yee Tsoong . Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Mon

Shanghai Supply-Co.—50, Broadway

.Tabaqueria Fi mpina 165, Nanking \ eeChwang Road

Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd

Road

j Tobacco Trading Corporation — 233, —Kuantao Road

l. Nanking Road,. Tsinan

i Toyo

YuenTobacco

Road Leak,Co.- 209, Yuen Aling

|,Tung Tai & Co.- 21, SikingPoad Yee Tsoong Tobacco DisTRiBuioRS, Ltd.

| Union Commercial Co., Ltd-.—320, Sze-

| chuen Road Wenchow

I United Kingdom Tobacco -Co,—820,,' Sze-

l : chuen Road Wing Tai Yo Tobacco Corpn.

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E302 TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Wuhu Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.Y.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distkibctobs, Ltd. Mirandoll, Voute & Co.

Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Yunnanfu

Semarang

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Crone, H.G. Th.

SIAM Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

McNeill & Co.

Bangkok Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Mitsui

British American Tobacco Company Mirandole, Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

(Siam), Ltd.—Oriental Avenue Voute & Co.

Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co

MALAYA

Sourabaya

Penang

CoMMlSSIE-EN AOENTUUR MAATSOhAPPU

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. “ SOERABAIA,” N.V.

—48, Church Street Fraser, Eaton & Co.

NanyangBros.

Beach Street Tobacco Co., Ltd.—312, Internationale

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Pritchard ffe Go., Ltd.—9, Union St. Vereeniging “ Crediet-en

Rotterdam ”

Handels

Singapore Koloniale Tabak Import Mu. Voor-

hben G. Klomp, N.V.

British American Tobacco Co. Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

(Straits), Ltd.—11, Keppel Road Joakim schappij

& Co., N.V. Handel Maat-

Hussain & Co., K. P. M.—2, Raffles Place

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Java N.V.

Sumatra Handel Maatsohappij,

—11, Keppel Road

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

—30, Wallich Street Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

P attara, Z.—49, High Street

THE PHILIPPINES

NETHERLANDS INDIES Manila

Batavia

Aguado Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quiapo

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Tondo Manufacturing Co.—31, Tayuman,

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Compania General de Tobacos de

Jacobson yen den Berg & Co. Filipinas—212, Marquez de Oomil-

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, las

N.V. El Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos, Inc.—

Maclaine, Watson & Co. 167, General Solano, San Miguel

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS—TRANSMISSipN “ ALUMINAX ”

TARRED ROPE—TRUCKING—WAR EHO CSING E303:

Enrique Lete Chan Chuan Sons Co.— Manila Electric. Co.—134, San M.ar-

403, Jaboneros, San Nicolas celino, Ermita •■ ;.

Fernandes &

Fernandes Bldg.Co., V. T. — S. O.. De Pampanga Bus Co., Inc.—Kneedier Bldg.

Friedep, & Sons Co., S.—36, Novaliches, Pasay Transportation;-Co., Inc.—13Cv

San Miguel Real, Paranaque, Rizal

Go Fay & Co.—443, Salazar, Binondo VACUUM FLASK FACTORIES

Helena Cigar Co.—36, Novalidies —(Nee Pag§ B134)

La Fi or Ae Intal—31, 1 Tayuman, Tondo

'Liggettp & Meyers Tobacco Op., Inc. WAREHOUSING

—Corner Ronquillo and J’isteix> COgado,

. Sta. Cru-a/ JAPAN

Mira Hermanos,- . Tnc. — 19, Calle Ban-

quero Tokyo

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National

City Bank Building - Japan Warehouse Co., Ltd. — 7,.

Ong Sui Yee & Co.—237, Soler Tsukishima

Philippine Tobacco Co., Inc. — 2215, MitsubishiEdobashi

Warehouse- Go., Ltd.—1,.

1 Azcarraga, Pampaloc

PoRCiNcuLA, Brlgido—308, Azcarraga, Sumitomo Echizenbori

iSoko Kaisha, Ltd. —28,.

Tondo

QuinG TGngco- SGns ' Tobacco Go.—41, Tq.shin Soko K. IC.-20, Saga-cho ,

P. Ducos, Quiapo

-Yu 'Chenggo,.: E. .T.^ei^-Oie, Gandai-a, Kobe

Sta. Cruz • ‘. ' ' ■

Hyogo Soko. K. K.—1-51, ■Kajiya-iclio.

TOOTHBRUSH FACTORIES Kawanishi ,Soko K.K.—19, Kawa-

—(N& Page B130) ' saki-cho

Kobe Sekiyu1 Soko K, ]K.—54, Taka-

TOWEL FACTORIES- (Nee inatsu-eho

Page B130) Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higashi

Kawasaki-cho

TOY FACTOR! ES—(Nee Page B132) Morimoto Soko K.K.—3, Isogami-

dbri

TRANSMISSION “ALUMINAX” Nakanoshima Reizo K. K.—13, Dezaike-

TARRED ROPE oho

THE PHILIPPINES Nanyu Soko K. K.—26, Kaigan-dori

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-

Manila dori

Suzuki Shoten—10; Kaigan-dori

JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO.—2, Yokoyama.SokoiSoko'

Toshin K.K.—15, Kano-cho

K.K.—9, Isogami-

Cable Cristobal dori

TRUCKING Hakodate

the Philippines Benten Soko K.K.—16, Shin HamaT

Manila cho

Dai Nippon Seihyo K.K.—8, Masagf*

Luzon Brokerage Co.., 1nc>—Derham cho

Buildiqg, Port Area Kasai Yoko—78, Tani Jito-cho

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E304 WAREHOUSING-WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Moji Macao

Mitsubishi Soko K.K. — Higashi Empresa Lusitania de Transportes,

Minatocho Ltd.—P.O. Box 493

Shibusawa Sokko K.K. — Hama-

cho Shanghai

Tos Khin Soko K.—Hama-cho

Commercial Express & Storage, Fed.

Osaka Inc.—53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Kawanishi Soko K. K. - 28, Nakano- Marden

kow Road

& Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Han-

shima

Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—1-4, Tamae- Ltd.—6lOE,andBroadway

Shanghai Hongkew Whape Co.,

machi

Sumitomo Warehouse Co., Ltd. — 1-8,

Kawaguchi-cho THE PHILIPPINES

ToshiH Soko K. K.—3, Minarai Kaigan-

dori Manila

Yokohama Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc. — Derham

Mitsubishi Soko—4, Kaigan-dori Building, Port Area

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Yamashita- Maconoeay

Bldg.

& Co., Inc.— China Bank

cho Smith, Bell

Yokohama Boeki Soko K.K. —16, and Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Hiranuma-cho

Yokohama Dock K.K.—Midori-cho

Yokohama Kyokitsu Soko K.K,- WATERWORKS—(-See Page B135)

Omote Takashima-cho

Yokohama Shohin Soko K.K.—26. WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Kaigan-dori

Yokohama SoKo K. K.—Chiwaka-cho

JAPAN

CHINA

Kobe

Dairen

Dairen, Kigyo. Soko—62, Kii-cho Adet, M,oss & Co.—P.O. Box 390

Dairen Seihyo K.K.—23, Tokiwa-oho Curnow & Co.,- Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

Dairen Soko G.K.—39, Terauchi-dori Dai1050Nippon

(Samn.)

Beer K. K. — 8, Kaigan-

dori dori ■

Hongkong Kirin Beer K.K.—6, Sakae-machi

Oliver Evan's & Co.—30, Naka-machi

China Provident Loan & Mortgage Sakura Beer K.K.—55, Sannomiya-

Co., Ltd.—171, Connaught Road West cho

Hongkong and KowlOon Wharf an£> Schirmer, M.—14/1, Nubobiko-cho

Godown Co., Ltd.—Tsim-sha-tui

Po On Marine and Fire Insurance Tormioyamate-dori

Grocery & Wine Store—43, Shi-

and Godown Cq., Ltd.—288, Des Vceux Whymark & Co., G.—P.O. Box 69

Road Central

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRITS; MERCHANTS E305

Nagoya FORMOSA

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—Takam-i- Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taipeh

tsu-cho

Kirin Beer K. K. — Min ami Qtsu- KOREA

machi

Nippon Beer Kosen K. K. — 6, , Shin Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—28, Asahi-

Yanagi^achi machi

Sakura Beer K.K.—6, Shimpzono-cho Kirin Beer K.K.—50, Nandaimon-

Teikoku Beer K.K.--ShiinozonoH:ho dori

Sakura Beer K.K.—45, Hasegawa-cho

Osaka

CHINA

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—19, Kita-

hama Amoy

Kirin Beer K.K.—17, Minami Hon-

machi Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd.

Nippon Beer Kosen Kaisha—34, Ita- Hope Co.

ohidori Kita-dori. Sin Lee Kee & Co.

Sakura Beer K.K.—44, Minami Hon-

machi

Canton

Tokyo

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.

Anglo-Japanese

runouchi Brewery Co.—2, Ma-

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—1, Ginza Dairen

Kirin Beer K. K.—Meijiya Bldg., 4, Caldbeck Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Kyobashi P.O. Box 134

Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd.—Maru- Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi

nouchi

Taku & Co.—Oyama-dori

Yokohama

Adett, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho Hankow

Curnow & Co.—166, Main Street

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—17, Kanbe Mehta, B. R.—27, Panoff& Flats,

Caldbeok, Macgregor Co.

S.A.D.

Shita-machi 2

Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho Thurier & Kohr

, Kirin Brewery Co.—38, Masago-cho

Kotobukiya Yokohama Beer Co.—792, Harbin

I Ichiba-cho

Metzger, F.—92, Yamashita-cho

Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—98, Aioi- Vernet, J. F.—49, Birjevaya Street

cho

Sakura Beer Yoshu-ten—84, Obta- Hongkong

in achi

Suzor, Ronvaux & Co.—36, Nihon Caldbeck, Macgregor & !Co., Ltd.—

Odori Prince’s Building

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E306 WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. -Hongkong and Oriental Commercial Trading Co.-

Shanghai Bank Building 68, Rue du 14 Juillet

Empress Store—54, Nathan Road Pennell & Co.—36, Council Road

French Store—97, Queen’s Road Central Shang Tai Ye

Gande, Price &, Co., Ltd.—St. Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road

George’s Building, Ice House Street Tien Yu Shun

Gilman & Co,, Ltd.—4a, Des Vocux Road Road

Central Tze Hop Shing & Co.—116, Rue du

Hung Cheong—66, Nathan Road Baron Gros

Ip Tack & Co.—Prince’s Bldg. Vernaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange Vordoni & Co.—87, Rue de France

Building Watson & Co., A. S.—238, Victoria

Loxley & Co.—York Building Road

Moses & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg.

Reiss, Bradley & Go..—7, Queen’s Rd. Shanghai

Central

Ruttonjee & Son, H.r-Dina House . , : Azadian, J. Sooiete Anonyme—4, French

Tai Wo—43, Prince Edward Roa,d Bund

Union Trading Co.—Ffench BuildiTig, ft' Baboud SVSary Cie. — 17, Canton

Queen’s Road Central Road

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Alexandra Caldbeck, Wlacgregor & Co., Ltd.

Building , : C. —44v Foochow Road

Wicking & Co., Harry--Prince’s Building j California Bakery—lt>6, Broadway

Carmel Oriental-Wine

Lane 199, 10, Range Road& Fruit Co.—

Ichang Clerici, Bedoni & Co.—107,' :

MusetiVn

Road _

Lee Chong & Co. | Compagnik Qptorg—39, Avenue Ed"

ward VII

Peiping Doc!well & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road

i Egal & Cie—709, Avenue Joffre

Nicolas, G.—Legation Quarter Fook How Kung & Co.—1158, Bub

, bling Well Road

Tientsin ! Gande,

Road. Price & Co., ... Ltd.—31,, Peking;

. HiRSBRUNtfER M - Go.—659, Szechuen

Altamira*X.C6.,'

14 jnil let M, P,’—jSl^Rue^de Road

Ilbert & Co.—17, Cantori Road •

Bisserer, Ltd., F. D.— 52, Taku Rd l Lane, CrawfordCo.—'90, Nanking

Caldbeck, Macgregor & ’ Co. — 49 Load

Victoria Road | Lee Ta! & C6;—53, Rue duUcInsuiat'

Crystal, Ltd.—1, PokOtiloff Road

Daily S cppliers—197, Victoria Road •: Ricine

Luen How &; Co.—2,63, Broadway

Db Mao Heng—123, Rue de Takou ' Rondonlfe &CiE,'Co.,' S. x\..—2, Peking'Road

Dodwell & Go., Ltd.—52, Taku Road : Edward VII Ltd., L.—9, Avenue

Golden Star Go., The—79, Fukushima ^ SiNwIre ' Company, ' Ltd.—650, Nanking'

Road |! Road

Juvet,' & Qo.—99, Rue de Takou

Moyrouz & Co., V.—41, Rue de France SObtr Road

Harding &'’Cd.— I2i, Peking

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS E.307

Shanghai General Store—37, Broad Perak

SkuN Jei & Go.—217, Woosung Road Pritchard & : Co. — Market Street,

South American Trading Co.—123, Ipoh

Avenue Edward VII Taik Ho & Co.—80, Main Road,

Union Food Sales Co.—121, Hufour Taiping

Union Berwery, Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Road :

Uno, R.—323, Wopsung Road Selangor

Van Shiny & Co.—955-9, Avenue Joffre Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Vassos & Co.—662, Avenue Joffre 12, Batu Road, Euala Lumpur

Western Store—252, Seymour Road Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Western Supply, 06.—1621-3, Bubbling Kuala Lumpur

Well Road Robinson & Co.—Java Street, K.L.

Yuen Tah & Co.—241-9, Avenue Haig Shanmugam & ,Cp., Ltd.—Fort Street,

Yung Loong & Co. — 1324, Avenue Kuala Selangor

Joffre Wong Kee—199, High Street, Kuala

■ Zimmerman Co., W. I.—215, Szeehuen Lumpur

’ Road

I' '* Singapore

Tsingtao

Bun Bee & Co.—Ill

tj Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., -Ltd.-^-20, Caidbeck, IVlacgregor & Il'Sj Beach Road

Kuantao Road & Co., Ltd.

Dai Nippon Brewery Cp.—6, Teng- Eastern Agencies, Road

—201, Cantonment

Ltd.—Corner of

Ichou Road Cecil and Market Streets

SIAM Hackmeier, L.—18, Robinson Road

Lim Khoon HeNG—245 & 247, Orchard

Bangkok Road

Little & Co., Ltd., John—Raffles

Place

• | IE astern Agencies, Ltd—Nai Lert Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—7, Trafal-

I Building gar Street

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

MALAYA Straits Java Trading Co., N.V.—132

136, Robinson Road

Penang Thye Chiang & CO.—100, North

Bridge Road

• ifeALDBEClv, •MACGRteOR "&■ CO':, CiTb; —

® 33c, Beach Street THE, PHILIPPINKS. '

■kiM Seng & 06.-—2,'‘Chiha‘Street

feiTijE & cb., Lrb., JdHN—Raffles Manila

Ir.Glfvce ■; . >

• i'^ritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, Union Ah Gong Soils 'Co.r*-;389, ' Echaque,

(Street - . . : Quiapo .

iTravers & Sons, Ltd., J.—19, Beaeh Compania General de Tabacos de Pili-

||:.Street go... ~,r n •iyo'-ix-?.''. pinas—212, Marquez do Comill sis,

.'Wing Lee Wai—4, Cliiiva Stiieet - Paco

f

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E308 WINE AND SPIRITS MERCHAHTSilWOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS

Destilerias Ayala Incorporada—630, Miyakita Kazue—55, Motomachi

Calle Echague - Nippon Keori K.K.—^691, Nishide-

European American Grocery — 430, machi

Echague Pohoomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49

Hermanos Bros. "Company—624, Evan- Shibata Qtokichi-shoi’En—62, Moto-

gelista, Quiapo machi

Isha de Cuba, Inc.—321, Estero Cega- TaiheIyo 'Boyeki K.K.—3, Isogami-

do, Slta, Cruz „ dori

Kuenzle & Streiff, Ino.—343, Calle Weitzel, J.—71,' Kitariochh ' '

de Piupin

La Rosario Distillery—1001-1023, R Nagoya

Hidalgo, Quiapo

La Verdao—520, Sto. Crista, San Aiohi Bussan Gumi^-82, Gotanda,

Nicolas Chikusaroho

Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc.—527, Gandara Hiramatsu

Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd.—174, machi & Co.—6, Shimo Choja-

Juan Luna

Osaka Boekt Kaisha, LtC.—446-454, Kajiwara & Co.—2, Shimosono-cho

Miyuki Keori K. K. ^ 1916, , Nishi

Dasmarinas, Binondo Shiga-cho

Tanduay Distilley, Inc.—348, Tanduay, Mtzutani G.K.—ll, r Miyuki Hon-

Quiapo machi-dori »3 j

Vicente Cosin, J. B.—155, Marques de Nippon Keori IKaisha—Iwatsuka^cho

Comillas, Ermita

Ozeki Keori & Co.;—21, Imaike

WIRE NAIL FACTORIES — (See Yoshida Watanabe Keori G.K.—4, Osaka-maohi

Page B135) . Woollen Co.—4, Tsurushigo-

maohi

WOOL FACTORIE

Page B136) S—(Nee Nagasaki

WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS Iwata-ya Rasha-ten—30, Zaimoku-

machi

JAPAN Tanakaya Shoten—12, Higashi, Ha,,

mano-machi

Kobe

Osaka

Chikuma Shoten—7/212, Mhtomachi-

dori Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Korabashi

Dodwell & Co.—82, Kyo-machi

Faveyrial, J.—24, Shimoyamate-dori AbemachiK.K.—Sanwa Bldg., 55, Kawara-

Granciani & Co.—70, Kyo-machi

Hata Rasha-ten—36, Sannomiya-crio Clough,Shoten—47,

Abano Hon-cho

Kerby—Higashi Umeda-cho

Hirano Kosaburo—51. Moto-machi

Honda Chikazo—5, Kaigan-dori Dai Nippon Boseki K.K.—30, Azuchi-

Kashuya-qo—137, Aioi-cho machi

Kiba Rasha-ten—2/243, Motomachi- Godo machi

Keori K.K.—9, Nakatsu Hana^

dori

Layko, Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo Hinode Boshoku K.K.—23, Miuami

Kyutaro-machi

Machi

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS E3G&

Ikeda Shoten—4, Koraibashi, Higa- Elbrook, 31-47, Davenport Rd.

shi-ku Fairchild & Co., Ltd.

Koshida iShoten—14, Kawara-machi Nihon Keori K.K.—62, Awaji-cho

Marutame Goshi Kaibha—16, Hon- Nippon Keito Boseki K.K.—44, Bin-

machi go-machi

Matsui Yotanmono-ten—16, Shinsai- Osaka Keori R.K.—79, Nagara Naka-

bashisuji dori

Miyogawa Muslin K.K—36, Azuchi- Tamura Koma Shoten—55, Azuchi-

machi machi

Hongkong Usami Shoten—7, Tani-machi

Wada Ttesuo—7, Minami Hon-machi

Bodiker & Co. — 67, Des Vceux Road Yamaguchi Shoten—1, Bingo-machi

Central ' Yamasaki Sakujiro—18, Bingo-machi

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Road

Central

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road Tokyo

' Central

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central

Building

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Vceux Road

Central KOREA

Ruygen, G. E.—5, Queen’s Road Central

Loxley & Co., W. R. — York Building Hirado Shoten—34, Honcho, Seoul

Manners & Co., John—7, Queen’s lOHIHARA ROKUSABURO SHOTEN—9l,

Road Central Meiji-machi

eisRs,

| j}toad Bradley

Central & Co., Ltd.—7, Queen’s Mutsumi Shokai K.K.—144, Nandai-

mon-dori,

' iSassoon & Co-, Ltd., David—12, Des Uemura Shoten—107,Seoul

Voeux Road Central Meiji-maohi

Shewan, Tomes & Co. — 10, Des Vceux

Road Central CHINA

Mukden Hankow

Wolter & Co., Carl—ILK. & Shang- Chung Hwa Steel Products and

hai Bank Bldg.

Trading Co., Lid.—29, Rue de Paris

Swatow Exten.

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Vio

toria Road

Reiss Bradley & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box Gershevitch,

;■ 76 L.—20, Victoria Terrace

• Shauter. Dayland & Co., Ltd. -44, Gipperich & Co., E.—50, Taku Road

Yee Aun St. Ibragimopf, A. V.—178, Taku Road

Karagheusian American Corpn. for

Tientsin Overseas, A. & M.—135, Rue Pasteur

Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Road

Oollins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—50,

Taku Road and 2, Bruce Road

Road

i ->

CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E310 WOOL AND WOOLLEN GOODS

Nichols Super Yarn 1 Carpet—104, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking

Taku Road Road

North China Wool Co., Ltd.—73, Moses, L.—83, Peking Road

Consular Road Pa tons & Baldwins, Ltd. —Head Office &

Wulfsohn, Louis—36, Taku Road Factory: 400 Poyang Road; Town Office:

2, Peking Road ■

Shanghai Peters & Co., H. K.—320; Szechuen

Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Saou Kee Ying Fong—219, Broadway

Barb ash & Co., B. S. -—36, Route Paul' Road Trading Co.—36—38, Miller

Shanghai

Renry •

Behrens & Sosfs, Sir Jacob—150, Kiu- Ultramar Import Co.—17,: Canton Rd

kiang Road Ya Chong & Co., A.—262 266, Bubbling

Chang Seng & Co.—781, Nanking Rd. Well Road

China Wool Manufacturing Co. — 33i Zais, Steinman & Co., Inc.—110, Sze-

Szechuen Road chuen Road

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

ward YII MALAYA

Dodwell & Co.- 17, Canton Road

Fein, Aron Main Store—893, Avenue Singapore

Joffre

Gates, Frank—14, Francis Gamier Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 & 38, Ror

Glanzmann, Co.,F.—162, Canton Road binson Road

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CABLE ADDRESSES

The following abbreviations are used for the towns or districts in which the

firms concerned are doing business :

Am. Amoy Nag.a. Nagoya

Ant. Antung Nag Nagasaki

Nanking

Ban. Bangkok Nan.

Bat. Batavia Neg. Sem. Negri

New.

Sembilan

Newchwang

Can.

Ce. Canton

Cebu ()s. Osaka

Oha. Changsha Pad. Padang

Pakhoi

Chan. Changchun Par. Pei tai-ho & Chinwangtao

Che. Chefoo Pei. Penang

Chem. Chemulpo

Chinkiang Pen. Peiping

Chin. Chungking Pep. Perak

Chit. Dairen Per.

Sai. . Saigon

Dai.

Foo. Foochow San. Sandakan

Fus. Fusan Se. Seoul

Hai. Haiphong Sel. Selangor

Semarang

Hak.

Han. Hakodate Sem. Shanghai

Hankow

Hangchow Sh. Shidzuoka

Hang.

Hanoi Sho. Singapore

Har. Hanoi

Harbin Si. Sourabaya

Ho. Hongkong Son.

Sum. East Coast of Sumatra

Hoi. Hoihow Swa. Swatow

Ic. Ichang Tax. Taihoku, Taipeh & Daitotei

(Twatutia)

Ilo.

Joh. Iloilo Tientsin

Kee. Johore Ti. Tokyo (Kiaochau)

Kel. Keelung

Kelantan To. Tsingtao

Kiu. Kiukiang Ts.

Tsin. Tsinan

Ko. Kobe Vlad. Vladivostock

Mac. Macao Wei. Wei-hai-wei

Mal. Malacca Wu. Wuhu

Yokohama

Man. Manila Yo. Yochow

Mo.

' Mhk. Moji & Shimonoseki Yoch. Zamboanga

Mukden Zam.

C&blc Ad' Firm Name Place

Aall Aall Osaka, Tokyo, Kobe

.\| t Aamoona

Aandpcompany Meyer& Bros.

Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Manila

. I yj Abdoolally The A. & P. Ebrahim

Abdoolally Co., Inc. & Co. S’hai, Hongkong

o '-11 Abdeen Abdeen & Co., Ltd... Singapore

Penang

Abdoolcader H. H. Abdoolcadbr... Shanghai

> I ‘I Abecepress A. B. C. Press

FI

F2 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Abesneji Abe Trading Co. ... . Shanghai

Tokyo

Aboboutros

Abraham Boutross Bros.

L. D. Abraham & Co., Ltd.

Abreumino . Kobe

Abrimo Barrera & Reyes ...

Brimo, Antonio

' ... VIManila

anila

Academia Sino-Java Trading Co. Hongkong

Accabank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .. . Malacca

Acooinco Acme Commercial and Industrial Co. Hongkong

Accountant S’pore Cham, of Com. Rtibber Assoc. ... Singapore

Accountant

Accountant Gattey & Bateman, Inc. Singapore

Accounts Singapore& Co.

Pearson Chamber of Commerce Singapore

Tokyo

Accuracy Anglo China Finance, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Accuracy Fleming and Williamson ... Maniila

Accuracy Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming Hongkong

Accuracy Seth, Turner & Co. Shanghai

Achan Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. fI Per.,Malacca,Selangor,

Negri Sembilan

Achan Negri Sembilan Planters’ Association ... Negri Sembilan

Ackad Abraham K. Ackad Manila

Acme Chik Fung Co. ... Hongkong

Acmetrado The Acme Trading Co., Inc. ... Tokyo

Aconlab Labour Dept. Negri Sembilan

Acreage Island Trading Co., Ltd. Brunei

Adachi Y. N. Adachi Kaisha Kobe

Adam Kinta Ice, Aerated Water k Bakery Co. Perak

Adamantine Shanghai, Foochow

Adasea

Adbureau H.R. J.Anderson

Moysey

Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Shanghai

The Advertising Bureau, Inc. Manila

Adco Assoc. Drug Co., Ltd. Hankow

Adelphi Adelphi Hotel Singapore

Adexteros Procure Des Missons Etrangeres Singapore

Adiate Dist. Inspect, of Salt Revenue Swatow, Pakhoi

Adis Adis & Ezekiel Singapore

Adis E,North

A. Brown & Co.,,. Singapore

Adler China Auction Rooms ... Tientsin

Hongkong

Admiraline American

L. F. Rozario Mail Line Macao

Ado

Adogar Manila

Adolter A.A. Flinter,

Garcia Ltd.

Singapore

Hongkong

Adsomson Adolph Salmon & Son Singapore

Advertiser Singapore Free Press, Ltd. ... Tokyo, Y’hama, Kobe

Advertiser

Advertiser Japan Advertiser ... Singapore

Singapore Free Press

Advertiser Trans-Paoific Advertisiing Bureau Tokyo

Adviser The Travel Advisers S’hai, H’kong, C’ton

Advocate FlemingAdams Franklin Shanghai

Pen., Malacca

Advocate Hogan,

Aecot Acme Code Co. Ti., Shanghai, Canton

Aegchinaco A.K. E.L. G.M. China Electric Co.

(Royal Dutch Air Lines) ... Singapore

Aera

Aera f K. N. I. L. M. (Royal Netherlands Indies’)- Batavia, Singapore

) Airway) ... ... ...I

Aera Civil Aviat. (Aerodrome Palembang)

Aera Civil Aviation (Aerodrome Medan)... E.E. C.C. Sumatra Sumatra

Aeropen Pehang Flying Club Penang

Aerosupply

Aerotra Icarus Aero-Supply Co. ... ... Hongkong

Aeratra Aero Trading Co. ... Hongkong

China Industrial Corporation Hongkong

Aerotra Trust Industriel Belge-Francais Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Affluence Anglo Chinese Indenting Co. Shanghai

Afiachina American Foreign Insurance Assoc. Shanghai

Afiatengin American Foreign Imsoe. Association, Tientsin

Afiahankow American Foreign Imsoe. Association Hankow

Afiajapan Continental Insurance Co. of New York... Tokyo, Y’hama

Atiajapan Home Insurance

Afiaraalaya American ForeignCo.Insurance

of New York

Assoc.. Tokyo S’pore

Hongkong,

Afiatensin American Foreign Insurance Assoc. ... Tientsin

Afilm Acme Films Manila

Aframalaya American Foreign Insurance Association Singapore

Afrigerber J. Kerber & Co. ... Kobe

Agarb J. P. Braga Hongkong

Agedol Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc. Hankow

Agency The Kuching

Malayan Agency, Ltd.

Commercial Agency... Sarawak

Agencyco Singapore

[! Agen trade

Agentship Tan Kim Cheng & Co. Singapore

; Ageratum J.Huttenbach

M. Alves &Lazarus

Co., Ltd.& Co. Singapore

Hongkong

| Agentuur J N. V, Agentuur & Commissie-handel j Macassar

l “Celebes” ... ... \

i Agfafoto Agfa Gomei Kaisha Tokyo, Osaka

| Agfaphoto Agfa China Co. ... Shanghai

Agircomind Agence Generate D’Importation

I Agrichambre Chamber d’Agric. de le Cochinchine Saigon

! Agristie Agricultural Department Malacca

Agusan Coconut Co.

j! Agusaninc

Agustinos Augustinian Corp. ... Manila

Shanghai

i Ahanaco W. W. Ahana Co. Hongkong

f; Ahgong Ah Gong Sons & Co. ... Manila

Ahjoon Gon Gee Wah

Ahmed Ebrahim Bros. Singapore

Ahmedebram H. Kobe

| AhrensDS

! tS Ah Ahrens

Ying && Co.,

Co. Ltd. HTokyo, Kobe

ongkong

J. Daribier Yokohama

( Aida General Engineering Co. ... Yokohama

Ailion C. Ailion Co. ... ... Kobe

j: Airco The Far East Aviation Co. Ltd. Hongkong

|; Airco The Far East Flying Training School, Ltd. Hongkong

i AirhotaS Singapore Airport Hotel Singapore

! Airways Imperial Airways Ltd. Hongkong

Aisama Amasia Importing Corp. ... Shanghai

i i Aitken The Standard Export Co., Ltd. Tientsin

| Ajacobsen Axel Jacobsen Shanghai

I Ajako Western Drug Importers, Inc. Kobe

I]' Ajbrewery Anglo Japanese Brewery Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Ajltd Alexandra, James

;|i Akamo Akao & Co., Ltd. Kobe

inI’ Akebono

Aking A.Yonei

KingShoten

& Co.Kabush. Kaisha Tokyo

Hongkong

j j Alacrity Acme Code Co. Hankow

Alacrity (Cie de Commerce et de Navigation! Haiphong

I d’Extreme-Orient J

ni Alacrity O. E. Vongehr Federal Inc., U.S.A. ... j Han., Chu., Wei., Sze.

Shanghai

j | Aladdin L. R. Aguinaldo Manila

J t Alatco Ammen Transportation

Aldens Aldens Succrs., Ltd. Co. Manila

Singapore

II Aledonco Alexereff Donotello & Co. ... Harbin

j • Alert: China Trading Co. ... Hankow

F4 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Alexcamp Alex Campbell & Co., Shanghai

Algazal

Algernon .. Kozhaya Shokai ... Ltd. ... • Kobe

Algernon .. Inshallah Dairy Farm i f c Stock Co. Shanghai

Algran .. A. M. A. Evans & Co.

Alhambra ..- Alhambra

A. L. GranCigar & Cigarette Mfg. Co- ...

Alico Asia Life Insurance Co. Manila

All Ports

Alicochina . Asia Fire & Marine Underwriters Shanghai

Aiiimohamed Rahim Co. ... ••• Kobe

Alkaff

Alkali . Alkaff & Co. Singapore

Alkali Borax Consolidated,

• Brotherton & Co., Ltd. Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali . Castner Kellner Alkali Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Alkali . Chance A Hunt, Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali Fairlee & Cb., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali United Alkali Cb., Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali J. & J.Nickel

ColmanCo.,& Co., Shanghai

Alkali

Alkali . Mond Ltd. Ltfh Shanghai

Alkali . Reck,itt & .Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Alkali Henry Wiggin & Co.,

. Imperial Chemical IndustriesLtd; (China), Ltd. Shanghai

All Ports

Alkalize . Wm. Jacks & Co. Singapore

Alkamar

Alkan

Alkohl .. C.Ahmed Abdul,

Alkan,

Miehaelian

Karim... Bros.

Inc.

& Kohlberg, Inc. ...

... Kobe

Manila

All an son . William Allanson ... Tientsin

Shanghai

Allenbarth

Allenburys Reformed Church Mission Yochow

Allen & Hanburys Ltd. Shanghai

Allentraoo .. Allen Trading Cb. ... Shanghai

Allinvestt Mutual Investment Soc. Shanghai

Allmanco . Allman & Co. Shanghai

Alminko . General Cbmmercdal Co. Kobe

Alminum .. Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd, Tokyo

Alpha .... Alsagoff

T. D. Begg& &CoCo Shanghai

Alsagoff

Alsaticus Singapore

Altaiskaia .... A-Kutt, Paul .... .... Tsingtao

Altamira .. M. I.P. Kagan

Altamira & Co. Harbin

Tientsin

Altar piece Wright

Alulim .. Aluminium Union, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai, Osaka

Aluminium Nippon Aluminium Factory Osaka

A1 union Aluminium Union, Ltd. Osaka

Alvanton .. A. L. Alves

Alviayoung .. Horiuchi Shoten .... ... ... Shidzuoka

Amah A.M. Abdullah Sahib & Co. ... Singapore

Amahomedco ... A. Mahommed & Co. Kobe

Amanoya ,. Hara Shoten .... Osaka

Amarasekera .. U. Richards & Go..... .... > ... Selangor

Amateur .. Amateur Photo Store : Singapore

Amatrep .. Eastern & Australian S-S. Co. .. ..... ; ... Shanghai

Amatrep .. Mackinnon, Mackenzie

Amatsukaze’ .. Nikka Hikaku Boeki Kaisha Ltd. Osaka

AmbafrariCe . . French Legation .... Peiping

Amberg Amberg & Co. Itobe

Ambowsmith b.. A.M. Bowes Smith Hongkong

Amcapav .. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd Singapore

Amchamcom .. American Chamber of Commerce Shanghai, Hankow

Amchambcom .. . American Cham ber of Commerce Journal .. Manila

Arnchambcom : .. American Chamber of Commerce of P.T. ... Manila

CABLE ADDRESSES F5

Gable Ad: Fii m Name Place

Amchumiss .. St. John’s University Shanghai

Amchumiss .. American Church Mission ... ... j Kyoto, Hankow,

Wuhu, Soochow

Amcomat .. American Commercial Attache Shanghai

Amcomat American Trade Commissioner Mukden, Manila

Amcomat ..... U. China TradeofAct Registrar, U.S.A. Shanghai.

Amcomat S'. Dept, Commerce ... Si., Ports

Ti., Sh., Man.

Am consul '. U. S. A. Consulate ... All

Amdom The Catholic Mission ... Foochow

Amegco . . China General Edison Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Amembassy .. American Embassy

Amenamen .. Tokyo, Peiping

.. Ah Men Hing Cheong Co. ... . Hongkong

Amenoo American Products Co. Harbin

Amengco

Amerfound .... American Engineering COrpii. Shanghai

Lingnan University Canton

Ameraseo .. American Asiatic Trading Oo. Shanghai

American Consul United States of America All Ports

Amerimotor ... Am. Oriental Motor, Fed. Inc.,U.S.A. ... Tsingtao

Amerjapan Nichibei Unyu K. K. Yokohama

Amerriters ... Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc. ... Singapore

Amerriters | American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. \ Hongkong, Singapore

"• I Inc., U.S.A.

1 Ameriters ... Underwriters Adjustment Co.: i Hongkong

Amerschool ... Shanghai American School — Shanghai, Hankow

Amership ... American Steamship Agencies, Inc. Manila

Amexco ... The American Express Co., Inc. All Ports

Amfeamatch American. Far Eastern Match Co. Shanghai, Hankow

Amgeco ... China General Edison Co., Inc. Shanghai

Amharwa ... American-Japanese Commercial Co. Tokyo

Amicable .. A. Michael Shanghai

Amilco American

... General Milk Co. Milling Industrial

... Corpn. ... Harbin

Amilko

Amingmetal ... A. Ming cf e Co. .... Shanghai

Amkarseas ... Karagheusian American Corp. for Overseas Tientsin Hongkong

Amlegation ... U. S. A. Legation

Amobanco Peiping, Bangkok

Amorbankco ... Amoy The Commercial

American BankBanking Corpn. ... Amoy

Oriental Tientsin, Shanghai

Amorfinanc ... American-Oriental I’inance Corpn. S’hai, Mai., H’kong

Amosbird ... Borden’s Produce Co., Inc. Shanghai

Amosbird , ... The Borden Co. . Shanghai

Amperage

Amrak ... Colonial Electric Co. Hongkong

... K. B. Vaidya

Amrasekara ... D. Richards & Co. & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

... Bombay Provision Store ... Selangor

Vi, Amstrubber

Amrit ... Rub. Cul. Maatschappy “Amsterdam” Djember, Shanghai

Amstrubber ... Rub. Cul. Maatschappy “Amsterdam” Medan, Java

Amtraco American Trading Co. E.C. Sumatra

41? Amusements ... Cheong Lok Theatre All Ports

'Amusements ,... Hongkong Amusements, Ltd.... Hongkong

Amwatohes ... H. E. Heacock ... Hongkong

Anabru ... Building and Loan Association Osaka

Manila

. Analambe ... Anglo-Ameri. Direct Tea Trading Co. Taipeh

|1 Anehi .... Anglo-Chinese Industries Hongkong

Anchinorco ... Anglo China Ore Co. Hongkong

And resen ... Andresen & Co ... Shanghai

Androutsos ... Tientsin Tobacco Co. Tientsin

;Anduesta ... ; Anglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Ltd. Medan

ngeco ... China General Edison Co. ... ... Shanghai

Angelkit ... O. Kitchell

F6 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Angleasto Mftrs. & Produce Grocers’ Agency ... Kobe

Angloese Whitsons, Ltd Shanghai

Angiomaya Anglo-Oriental, Ltd.Ltd. ... Perak

Anglosiam

Anglosing Anglo-Siam Cbrpn., ... Si., Bangkok

Anglo-French & Bendixsens Ltd. Si., Fen., Sel., Mai.

Anglostra

Angullia Anglo-Sumatra Rubber : Co., Ltd. E. C. Sumatra

Aniceto M. S. E. Angullia & Co. Singapore

Anlikaa Ruiz y Rementeri ....Mission ... Manila

Ansec Church of England

Navy

Antaki Antaki & Son Manila,

Kobe Hankow

Anthony

Antiraon Messrs. A. A. Anthony & Co., Ltd. Penang

Antilace Schnabel, Gaumer & Co. Sh., Han., Cha.

East Asiatic Trading Co. Hongkong

Antiplague

Antonroos Manchurian Plague Prevention Service ... E.Harbin

Anwait AntonK. Rons C. Sumatra

Dr. Yogt Tokyo

Anwalt Dr. Jur. E. Will .... Tientsin

Anz O. H. Anz

Apcar A. M. Apcar & Co Yokohama

Apolo Wm. Martin & Co. Singapore

Apothall Apothecaries’ Hall Bangkok

Apothecary The Grand Dispensary Ltd. Hongkong

Appliance Office Appliance Co., Co.,

Ltd.Ltd. Shanghai

Aproco Associated Products Foochow

Aquatics

Aqueous Victoria Recreation Club

Johnson A Johnson ■Hongkong

Arachis Shanghai

Tientsin

Araco Golden

Aragon Star

Bros.Co.Co Manila

Araco E. Aranami & Co ... .,. Tokyo

Arajoza Araneta De Joy a, Zaragoza & Araneita Manila

Arang Malayan Collieries, Ltd. Selangor

Arasug Mt. Aryat Sugar Co. Manila

Arathoon Stephens, Paul & Co. Singapore

Arbadji K. Arbadji Manila

Arbenz H. R. Arbenz ... ... Singapore

Arbour A. Balfour A Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Osaka

Archa ; “Archa” N. V. Oliefabriek Batavia

Architect , J. A. Hammerschmidt Tientsin

Architrane Institute of Architects of Malaya ... Singapore

Arculli A. F. Arculli A Sons Hongkong

Arcus S. G. Arcus Harbin

Arcus The First Private Pharmacy ... Harbin

Ardalmetal Ardalmetal, Ltd Shanghai

Arfen Aaron Fein Shanghai

Argiboffa R. A G. Boffa Hongkong

Argus Argus Properties, Inc. Shanghai

Ariel Aircraft (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Ariel Far East Aviation Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Arjana K. Arjana A Bros Kobe

Arjoono Straits Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Singapore

Arkeh R. Kejimura A Co. Kobe

Arkelshang Arkell A Douglas, Inc. Shanghai

Arlang Robert Lang A Co., Inc. Shanghai

Armour Armour A Co. Manila

Arnold F. A. Arnold Tientsin

Arnosniber A. R. Robinson Shanghai

Arola C. J. Schirmer .... ... ... Singapore

Aromaco Romanach A Co Manila

CABLE ADDRESSES F7

Cable A d: Firm Name Place

Aromatic ... Asiatic Petroleum Co. IN. China), Ltd. .. Shanghai

Aronovsky ... D. C. M. Aronovsky Shanghai

Arpet ... Petersen & Co Hongkong

Arracan ... Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Selangor, Perak

Arrahman ... M. S. Ally & Co.

Arratoon ... C. M. Arratoon Kobe

Arratoon .. Apcar & Co., Ltd Hongkong

Arrovyqueen ... Ucbida Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

Artesian ... China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai Manila

Artesian

Arthur P. B. Artesian

... Arthur Water Co.

& Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Artillery ... Lacey & Cannan, Ltd. Shanghai

Artmount ... Yamanaka & Oo. .. Osaka

Artobjects ... Hoffmann Bros Shanghai Shanghai

Hongkong,

Artscrafts

Artus ... Arts & Crafts,

... Frolich, Tselee k Co.Ltd. Canton

Arya ... Tamil Nesan Selangor

Asahi

Asahiheer ... Takeda Gomei Kaisha Kobe

Shanghai

Asahico ...... Dai

AsahiNippon

TradingBrewery

Co. Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Asalumin ... Asia Aluminium Co. Tokyo

, Asanosemen ... Asano Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Tokyo

i, Asamima Tokyo

Asayaogura ...... Asanuma Co.

Ogura & Co., Ltd Yokohama

Asbestos ... Bells Asbestos k Eng. (S. S.), Ltd. Singapore

Asbestos ... Nippon Asbestos Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Ascendant ... Chartered Bank of Ind., Aust. & China... Kedah

Ascol /Co-operative Sandalwood Co.... (South/ Hongkong

( Australia), Ltd

Philip A. Sargeant Shanghai

... Ashabhai & Co. ... Kobe

... Capelouto k Ashkenazi Kobe

... Henry & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

... A.

Shanghai

...... The

Dai Nippon

Asia Co.Brewery

.... Co. ... Hongkong

... Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Shanghai

... The Asia Glass Co.

... Asia Lands, Ltd. ... Hongkong

... Asiatic Importing k Exporting Co. Shanghai

...... Asia Shanghai

Asia Import Co Co.

Life Insurance Saigon

.. Asia Motor Car Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai

... Asia Overseas Co Shanghai

...... Asiatic

The AsiaNewsRealty

AgencyCo. ... Peiping

... Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles Haiphong, Saigon

... East Asiatic Co, Ltd. Bangkok

... Asia Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

... G. K. Asiatic Lumber Co. Otaru

... A. Sing & Co. Shanghai

... G. K. Askama ... Tokyo

... Asia Mines Trust Co., Ltd. ... ... Tientsin

... Associated Trading Co. ... Yokohama

... Associated Agencies (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

... G. Assannal k Co. Manila

... Kwmng Shing Cheong Co. Hongkong

Associated Oil Co. Manila

... Associated Press of America ... Tokyo, Shanghai

J.'« flABLK ADDRESSES

CohU Ad: Firm Name Place

Assoclinos .. Associated Steamship Lines Manila

Assurety .. Eook On Assurance & Godown Oo. i Shanghai

Asfcerodal

Asticlips British Thomson Houston Co. Tokyo

Singapore

. M. Wiseman tfe Co.

Astra .. The Asia Traders Shanghai

Astrico .. Asia Electric Co. Shanghai

Astor . Astor House Hotel.... ... ... /Tientsin, Chefoo,

(Swatow, Shanghai

Astraco . Associated Petroleum Co. Hongkong

Astransco , Asia Transportation Co. s<-v Shanghai

Atabani ..'I Osaka

Ataok

Atakasama .. A.Inabata

Tack& &&Co.,Co.

A taka

Co. ...

Ltd.

... Hongkong

Osaka

Atanga . Atkins Kroll & Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Atcolda . Agencia Tecnica E. Commercial, Ltd. Macao

Hongkong

Atcom . Asia Trading Co

Atgill . A. T. Gillespie Co. ... J Manila, Shanghai,

(Singapore

Athall

Athena

Athletes .. Seremban

Athena Dispensary Negri Sembilan

Hongkong

. South China Athletic Assoc. ... Hongkong

Atienza

Atijufs .. Vicente Atienza & Co.

Osaka Lbr. & Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Osaka

Atlas . Fraser & Neave, Ltd. /Penang,

(SingaporeBangkok,

Atlas . Atlas Ice Co. Malacca

Atol . Atkins Kroll

Atomlinson

Attention .. Hetherington & Sons, Ltd.

Standard Braid & Produce Co. of Japan Kobe Shanghai

Attorney . Platt White Cooper & Co. • Shanghai

Auctionco

Auctioneers . Chinese Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Audas .. Ching Reng Lee Con, Ltd. ..

J.Carrera

V. Audas Malacca

Audcar . & Co., Edward G. Perak

Audit . Jenks, Percival and Isitt Manila

Kobe

Audit . BiX)wn, Phillips & Stewart /\ Penang

Singapore, Perak,

Audit . Penang Marine Insurance Agency Assen. Penang

Auditor . C. Potter & Co. ... Shanghai

Auditor . Shanghai Business College Shanghai

Auditor . Shanghai Trade Protection Society Shanghai

Auditor . Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co. Kobe, Tokyo

Auditorium Auditorium Hai Alai (Parc des Sports) Shanghai

Audoyergeo .. G. Audoyer Yokohama

Augchen .. Australia-China

Ault & Wiborg Co. Commerce Corp:

(Far East) Hongkong

Aultwiborg Ho., Sh., Can., Man.

Aureliahai Aurelia's Hat Shop Manila

Aurely .... G. Aurely,Ltd.

Aurora, .... Singapore

Aurora ChopSticks Singapore

Ausity Hongkong

Auslander Auslander’s Finance & Import Office... Shanghai

Austconsul .. Austrian Consulate iv. ■ a. Shanghai

Austfactor Australian Manufacturers, Ltd. Shanghai

Austmalay .. Kampmg Kamunting Tin Dredg. Ltd. Perak

Austmalay .. Austral Malay Tin* Ltd! Perak

Austrasia 0»livier Chine (S. A.) ' ... ... All Ports

Austrchina Australia China Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Austroherg .. Jacobson Van Den Berg & Cb. ... Macassar

Autooo Eastern Auto Co., Ltd; Singapore

CABLE AD©REUSES F9

Cable Ad; Firm Name Place

Autoimport ... Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Automobile ... Soc.. de Transports Auto Hanoi tonkin

Autopalace ... Auto Palace Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Autorenos ... Renault Motors ... Shanghai

Autos ... Butler & Webster Bangkok

Autostar ...... Nichibei Star Jidosha Tokyo

Autostar

Autoxosaka . . General Grand Garage FranciasKabushiki ... K. ... Shanghai

Osaka

Motors (Japan), Ltd. ...

Aviator , 1 Fooiig Sheng Industrial & Coniniercial I Shanghai

( Devel. Corpn ... )

Awik ... Weder, August ... Shanghai

Ayala ... Ayala & Co. .... ... ... Manila

Ayalam ... Malaya Company ... Penang

Ayer ... Borelli Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Kuning South

Aysey China Associates Corporation, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Azadian ... Azadian Societe Anonyme Shanghai

Azucarera ... Central Azucarera de Bais... Manila

Azumikatdl ... Azum A Co., Ltd Osaka

Babcock ... Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd. All Ports

Yokohama,Moji,Tokyo

Babcock ... Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha Hongkong

Babji

Babjimowla ... A.E. A.H. Husein

...

Esmalji Kobe

Manila

Babtemp ... Babcock & Templeton, Inc.

Badman ... H. A. Badman & Co. Bangkok

Baercosilk ... A. Baer Co Shanghai

Manila

Bag ... B. A. Green & Co.

Bagn ... Bagnall & Co. Osaka

Bagram ... J. T. Bagram Hongkong

Baguley ... Baguley Tooth .... Bangkok

Bahan ... Xegri Sembilan Oil Palms, Ltd. Singapore

Bahan ... Poya Rotan Estate Singapore

Bahnson ... F. W. Bahnson

Bailey ... Bailey & Perry Shanghai, Hankow

Bailey ... The Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc. Manila

Baimdecor ... Baguio Improvement & Development Co. Manila

Bais ... Central Azucarera de Bais Manila

Bajaj

Bakry ... Gian Singh & Co Singapore

... Baker Morgan & Co., Ltd. Selangor

Bakuiwamit Osaka

Balai

Balanga ... S.Iwata Shokai Gomei Kaislia ...

lisuka Singapore

Manila

Balance ...

... Brandt Sugar

Bataan & Co. Co Hongkong

Balatocmco ... Balatoc Mining Co. Manila

t Baleombe ... Balcombe & Co. ... ! ’ ... Hongkong

i! Ballagancy

Baltiasico ... Messrs. Browne, Hill it Co. ... Shanghai

... Baltic Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd. Osaka

' Bamyrub ... Deli Batavia Rubber Maatschappij ... E. C. Sumatra

i'Banana

Banahaw ... Chartered Bank of India Australia

iBanco ... Banahaw Fruits Preservers and Canners Manila

Cebu, Manila, Zam.

I| Banco ...... Bank

KwongofYikTheBanking

Philippines

Corp., Ltd.

Bandit Selangor^';'*'1

Per., Selangor

jBanga ... Planters’

Port BangaStores & Agency

Lumber Co., Ltd.

Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Banheng ... Glen Muar Estates, Ltd. Panchor

I Banhinbank ... Ban Hin Lee Bank, Ltd. Perak

i; Banhoeathin ... Ban Hoeat Hin Singapore

l!Banhoehin ... Ban Hoe Hin Co. .... Perak

1 Bank

|Bankeasia ...... The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.

Bank of East Asia, Ltd. Tientsin

Hongkong

FlO GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Banker . Banker & Co., Ltd. Wuchow, Hongkong

Bankleewah . BSe Wah Bank Singapore

Bankline . Andrew Weir & Co. Hongkong

Bankline Bank Line, Ltd .;. Hongkong

Banknote .. The American Bank Note Co.

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn., Ltd. ... Bangkok Pei., Sh., Canton

Bankoversi

Bankton . Bank of Canton

Banlian . Ban Lee Ann, Ltd. Shanghai

Siingapore

Banner . Thomas Banner ... Shanghai

Bannon .. Bannon

Bann’s & Bailey Advocates ...

Studio Perak, Selangor

Banns

Bantosa Shanghai

Bapcopaint . Japan Tea Firing

. D. A. Purves

fThe American Baptist Foreign Mission! Swa., Hongkong

Baptisraa [ Society .... ... ...J S’hai

Bapto . Baptist Mission ... Wuchow

Bapto . China Baptist Book Store ... Shanghai

Bapto . Southern Baptist Convention Shimonoseki

Barbarossa . Carl. Wolter & Co. Mukden

Barbash

Barbour . Carl. Barbash & Co. ... ... Shanghai

. E. A. Barbour, Ltd. ... ... Perak

Bardwill

Barfields . Bardwill Bros, of New York ... Shanghai, Manila :

Barkers . Harrisons

. Fessenden Barker

& Holcomb

& Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Malaya

Barimon . Employers Liability Assur. Corp. Shanghai

Barjeron . Shanghai Finance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Barkers Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.... ... Singapore, Penang

Barker’s , Automobile As’sn. of Malaya Selangor

Barlow Barlow & Co. .... ...

Barnwell S. M. Barnwell m.p.s. ... ... Selangor

Yokohama

Baroukh . Baroukh’s Shanghai

Barretto Barretto Shipping and Trading Co. Singapore

Barrimon Employers’ Liab. Assce. Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai

Bartolomez .. F.R. A.BasaBartholomeusz, Ltd. Singapore

Basa . Belting & Asbestos Co. .... ' ' ’ . i...- Perak, HongkongSingapore

Casco . Basel k Frey

Basel . Society of Chemical Industry in Basle ... Osaka Peiping

Baselosa

Basil umber . Basilan Lumber Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Bastel . Bastel & Co. Kobe

Batashoe . Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. Singapore

Bataviabank . Batavia Bank Batavia

Batbusil . Ang Batong Busilak Manila

Bathcalvos Fernandes Y. Ferrer, Inc. ... Manila

Batove . Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Battegay . M. Battegay Tientsin

Batten . Batten A Co. - Hongkong

Batutiga I The Batu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co.,! Selangor

' | Ltd. (Glenmarie Estate)... ...)

Baucumin . Bau Gumming & Co. ... ... , Shanghai

Baute Beaute Co. Osaka

Bavosta . Bavosta .... ... Batavia

Bayer . Bayer Pharma Co. Shanghai

Bayey . •\f China A.G

Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd.,! Shanghai

Bayesdavy ' . Paulsen & Bayes-Davy ' Shanghai

Bay view . Bay Yiew Hotel .... ... : Manila

Bazaar . Chinese Bazaar Hongkong

BBB B. B. B. y La Ideal Manila

CABLE ADDRESSEE Ell

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Bcfco B. C. Fan & Co. ... ... ... Tsingtao

Bearings f S. K. F. Ball & Roller Bearings (Ekmanl bhari hai , .

I Foreign, Agencies, Ltd.) J «

Beauxarts

Beaver Leonard & Yeysseyre ... ... Shanghai

The Canadian Govt. Immigration Office.... Hongkong

Becas

Bechler American Asiatic Trading Co. ... Tientsin

E. Bechler .... ... ... Hankow

Beck I. Beck, Inc. ... ... Manila

Beck Beck’s General Department Store ... Manila

Beck Walter Beck .... ... ... Tokyo

Becker Becker & Co. .... ... ... Tokyo, Osaka

Beckerco Becker & Co. ... ... ... Batavia, Sourabaya

Becos Becos Traders, Ltd. ... ... Vlad., Harbin

Bed a ride F. Bedaride. .... ... Shanghai

Beddoe Stout Memorial Hospital (Bap. Mis.; Wuchow

Bedomi Clerici, Bedoni & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Bedstead

Beebee Simmons

A. E. Beavis Co. & Co. .... ...... ...... Shanghai

Singapore

Beehive Prince’s (Sporting Goods)... ... Bangkok

Beehive Eastern Agencies, Ltd. ..

Beehive Patons & Baldwins, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai Bangkok

... Singapore,

Beehuat

Beejonjee Bee Huat & Co. .... ... ...... Shanghai

Singapore

Beer Bejonjee

Dai Nippon & CoBrewery Co., Ltd.... Tokyo

Beerbrayer Acme Code Co ... ... Dairen

Beerbrayer •I. Beerbrayer

Begue

Behemen Henri

F. K. Modi Begue .......... ...

......

... Tientsin

Dairen

...... Hongkong

Behling Drakeford, Davis & Wilson .. Shanghai

Behn M. Behna .... ... ... Kobe

Behnmeyer -yr V.-tt •Behn

R. ¥-> i Meyer & mCo.’s> Handel

XI 5 , Mij. TV/T- (Batavia,Sourabaya

Semarang,

Bejonjee

Belata BejonjeeRiver

Belata & Co(Selangor) Rubber...Estates, Ltd.... Shanghai

Selangor

Belfran Credit Froncier d’Extreme Orient ... j TTgin^h ^"llo

Belfran L’Uhion Fire Insurance Cp-, Ltd. Hankow

Beige Belgian Consulate (Peiping, Tientsin,

I Hongkong

Belgicom Belgian Chamber of Commerce Shanghai

Belginimp

Belgochina Belgian Industries Import Co. Shanghai

Belgochine Societe Beige d’Enterprises

Compagnie Financiere Belgo-Chinois'e en Chine Shanghai

Belgosiam , Societe Anonyhie Beige Pour le Commerce Bangkok Shanghai

Belsulat Belgian Consulate .... S’hai,H’kow,Man.

Bell Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. ' ... Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

Bell R. G. Bell Yokohama

Bellbros Shanghai Building Co. Shanghai

Bell camp H. B. Campbell .... Shanghai

Bellcamp General Paint in China ... Shanghai

Bell

Belloco Bell & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Printing....Press Singapore

Benanto P. A. Beins, Ltd Hongkong

Benco Ben Trading Co. ... Singapore

Kobe

Bendix R.. J. Patell Osaka

Bengswee Beng Swee & Co., Ltd. ... Penang

Benguetcon Benguet Consolidated Mining Co- , Manila

Benjamwolf Benjamin Wolf Co., Inc. ... Yokohama

Benleg La Rosario Distillery Manila

F12 (JABLE ADDRESSES

Cable. Ad: Firm Name Place

Bennett . Bennett k Co. .... ... Chemulpo

Benta . Fletcher Trading Co. Per., N. Sem., Sel.

Bentraco Ben Trading Co. Kobe

Beraha Beraha & Stetten .... ... Shanghai

Beraha M. Beraha Hongkong

Berco . • .. J.Berger & Co.

Berelson & Co, .... .... ...

... , ••• ■ Manila

Berelson . Hans Berents Tientsin

Berents . Bergmann & Co .... Shanghai

Bergmann .. Berg & Co., Ltd Kobe

Hongkong

Bergship

Berlijuker Berli Jucker & Co ... , ... Bangkok

Berlinco . Berlin Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Bernard Harwich . . C. H. Bernard k Son , Hongkong

Bernsons Louis M.Bernsons .... . Tientsin

Bernsons d, M. Bernstein &; Sons Mukden

Bernsons f' 1 The(Curriguenc

Baikal Fur&Trading

Cie.) Corpn.

... ,, ... j Haiphong

Berrick Berrick & Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama, Kobe

Besservice f Schiller’s Express k Forwarding j Shanghai

Berthar \ Agents

. Etablissements Charriere Dufourg ... Shanghai Haiphong

Bertobough South China Products Co. ... a},.. Peiping

Bertram R. Bertram

Bethlehem The Bethlehem Steel Export Corpn. Manila

Betinesco S. J. Betines & Co. Peiping

Betonlemi Minutti & Cie. ... Shanghai

Betonesco . S. J. Betines & Co. Peiping

Bharat . Bharat Trading Cor Yokohama

Bheroomall . G. Bheroomall Sons Kobe

Biachuan . Bio and Chuan, Inc. Manila

Bibles British and Foreign Bible Society ... Hankow

Bibles American Bible Society J Tokyo,Peiping,

\kok, Bang-

Hankow, S’hai

Bicker tons Bickerton’s Private Hotel ... Shanghai, Tsingtao

Tientsin

Bielfeld

Bigben .. A.Bielfeld k Son

Bennett & Co .... .... Hongkong

Billeyco Billey Cycle & Motor Co. ... Shanghai

.. British Borneo Hongkong,

Shanghai Sandakan

Billian

Billsmotor Bills Motor, Inc.Timber

U.S.A.Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Bilten . W. H. Tenny k Co Shanghai

Bingoya Bingoya & Co. Beaufort

Bintang . British Borneo Para Rubber Co.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Bangkok

Bintang Shing Mun Valley Wa. Sch. Ger.Dam Singapore Hongkong

Binwater

Bintang . Ho Hong Oil Mills Manila

Biochuan Bio & Chuan, Inc.

Biola The Hunan Bible Institute ... Changsha

Biograph PenangChuen

Biograph Co. Singapore

Hongkong

Birdsnest Kam

Birdsnest Lai Shiu Wing On Co. Hongkong

Birkden . Birkett k Holden.... Manila

Birma East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Bishop . East Asiatic Co. Bangkok

Bishopsted Episcopal Mission of The Philippines Manila

Bisly . Bishop k Lacey, Ltd. Hongkong

Bismilla M. S. Ally & Co. Penang, Singapore

Bison British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.... SingaporePerak

Penang,

Bison

Bisset Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

. J. P. Bisset k Co.

CABLE ADDRESSES E13

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place.

Blaamichel f N. Y. Assurantiekantoor Van Blaarderen | E. C. Sumatra

1 & Michelson .... ... .../

Black iiK New Zealand Insurance Co. Kobe

Blackburn .... W. & C. Dunlop,

J. R. Hooley Ltd.

.... ... ...K Shanghai

Blackburn .. Blackmore & Blackburn, Ltd. Shanghai

Hongkong

Blackton

Blacktox Blackmore, Basto & Shank, Ltd. Hongkong

Blad Kobe Exchange Brokers’ Association... Kobe

Blad . Blad & McClure Kobe

Bladmac Blad and McClure Osaka

Blenders Brooke Bond India, Ltd. ... Singapore

Blewey F. Mysberg Shanghai

Blicossco . Blickle, Ross

Bloma Blora & Van Der Aa Singapore

Blomavan .. Blom & Van Der Aa Tientsin, Shanghai

Rlomavaon . Nederland Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Blomso

Bloodtonic . Bloch Manufacturing

International & Lumber

Dispensary, Ltd. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Manila

Blossom . Bless & Co.

Blubr Blue Bar Coconut Co. Manila

Bluff Hotel Bluff Hotel .... Yokohama

... Tokyo,

Blundell .. G. Blundell & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Blunnco .. George Blunn & Co., Ltd. Per., Selangor

Bluntschli .. H. 0. Bluntschli .... Singapore

Blygo .. Italian School .... ... h. Tientsin

Boasover . Java Sumatra Handelmaatchappij Singapore

Boa vista .. Boa Vista Hotel Macao

Osaka

Bobbin Teikoku Seishi Kaisha, Ltd. ...

Bodiker Bodiker & Co. ... Canton

Bodinghaus Boeddinghaus & Kattwinkle ... Tientsin

Boeckl E. Boeckl & Co Kobe

Boehnert Deh Ji Construction Oo. ... Tsingtao

Boekisogo Sogo Boyeki Shokai Osaka

Bodiker Bodiker & Co. Hongkong, Canton

Boekidaido Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Boerter A. Boerter & Co. Tsingtao

Boie Botica Boie Manila

Boillot

Bolter Ch. Boillot Hanoi

H. Bolter & Co ... , Singapore

Bomanjee Bomanjee

Bomb aytrail Bombay Trading Co. Kobe

Bomi B. R. Mehta Hankow

Bona f Comptoir Russo Beige de Commerce \ Peiping

Bonafides t & Indus. .... ... •••J Hankow

Bonergrant Carlowitz & Co Shanghai

Bolton Bristle Co. ....

Boniface

Bonton Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... London Hongkong

Tak Cheong Seoul

Bonwick

Bookemp Christian Literature Soc. of Korea Selangor

Collins’Book Emporium

Bookman, D. K. Kajiwara ... Shanghai

Books .. China Booksellers, Ltd. Tientsin

Bookstore The Oriental Bookstore Tientsin

Boomer J. F. Boomer Manila

Boon P. C. Boon Shanghai

Boon The Boon Pharmacy Penang

Boonhak United Shoe Co ... ... Penang

Booso Doray Bros. .... w. Kobe

Fl4 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Place

Booty BootyEdwards .... Kuala Lumpur

Bornemann Bornemann ife Co Canton

Borneo Alexandra Brickworks Ltd. Penang

Borneo Borneo Co., Ltd I Pen., Si., B’kok,

(Sarawak, Sel. Perak,

Borneocar Borneo Motors, Ltd. S’pore, Sel., N.S., M’a.

Borneocar Motor Traders As'sn. of Malaya Singapore

Bomhorst W. Bomhorst Tientsin

Borsumy /N. Y. Borneo Sumatra Handels \ /I Semarang,

Sourabaya, Osaka

\ Maatschappij ' . .^

Borsumy Civil Aviation (Aerodrome Pakan B.) E.Singapore

C. Sumatra

Borsumij . F. J. Witt

Boschilli .. A.ClayG. &Robert Boseh Tokyo

Kobe

Bossigran Co. Hongkong

Botag . A. G. Botelho & Co. ... Tientsin

Botco British Overseas Trading Co....

Botelho China Underwriters, Ltd. ... Tsingtao

Bothcalvos . Fernandez y Ferrer, Inc. Manila

Hongkong

Bottle . Tai Hing Yaccum Factory

Bottlewalla K. E BottewaJla ... Kobe

Bouhoutsos . Karatzas Bros. & Co. Peiping

Bouhoutsos Tientsin Tobacco Co. Peiping

Boulapts Boulevard Apartment Hotel Manila

Bourgery French Central Power Station Tientsin

Boustead . Boustead & Co., Ltd. Malaya, Singapore

Boutcher Boutcher & Co Perak

Bouwland Ned. Ind. Landbouw Mij., N. V. Batavia

Bovenatoga . Eitingon Schild Co., Inc., N.Y. Tientsin

Bowern . Bowern & Co. Shanghai

Boyd Boyd & Co., Ltd. Amoy,H’kong,F’chow

Boydoo Boyd & Co. Shanehai

Boydspen . Wm. B. Spencer .... Yokohama

Boyeki . Nakemura & Co Kobe

Shanghai

Boyes . Boyes Bassett, Ltd.

Boylandry J Pathe Philco Radio Receivers Trans- j Saigon

' \ mitters and Parts .... Hongkong

Braco . Habade, Ltd. Shanghai

Bracco . C. Bracco & Co Shanghai

Bracco Oriental Cork Factory

Bradbank /Hongkong and Shanghai Banking | Swatow

' ( Corporation .... ... ... Singapore

Braddell . Braddell Bros Shanghai

Bradholmes ,. R. K. Holdsworth, Ltd.

Bradley . Bradley & Co., Ltd. Sh., Swa., Ho.

Bradley China Underwriters, Ltd. ?.. Swatow

... Shanghai

Bradystocks A. A. Brady

Braga J. M. Braga Macao

Bramtoco . British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Brand H. S. Brand & Co. Foochow

Brandon Brandon Mesritz & Co. ... Bataiyia, Sourabaya

Brandus . The Netherlands Insurance Office1 Harbin

Brangwin . Dr. C. H. Brangwin Swatow

Brash . G. W. Wilson Co., Ltd. Pen., Per. Ked.

Brasileira . Empreza Brasileira de Cafe ... Shanghai

Brenfors Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Tsingtao

Breusun . Deutsch Chinesische Handels Co. Tientsin

Brewers . Brewers Bookshop .... Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES Fl5

Cable Ad: Firm Name Plhce

Brewery . National Brewery Ltd. .... Shanghai

Breweries . Malayan Breweries, Ltd. ... Singapore

Brickworks .. South China Brick & Tile Co. Hongkong

Bridgeco . T. J. Bridge & Son...; Hongkong

Brien . Dr. D. H. Brien ... Seoul

Briscon . Bright Sun Co. Hongkong

Bangkok *

Brigson .. Tilleke & Gibbins ....

Brinkman

Brinkmann ... Liverpool

Brinkmann& &London

Co & Globe Ins. Co., Ltd. Singapore

Singapore

Brintasco . American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd, Singapore

Brintasco . International Assurance Co., Ltd. ...-j(‘ Singapore

Shanghai, H’kong,

Brintasoo . International Underwriters, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Brirox .. Brias Roxas, Inc Manila

Brishang .. Compagnie Pahlay ... ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Brisun .. Bright Sun Co

Brisk Anglo-Swiss Watch Co. Singapore

Brisk .... Brisk & Co. Singapore

All Ports

Britain British Consulate ....

Britain . British Legation ... Peiping

Britarmacy British Pharmacy .... ••• Singapore

Britiscom .. British Chamber of Commerce Tsinan, T’tsin,

H’kow, T’tao, S’hai

Britiscom . . China Association.... Shanghai

British Consul .. British Consulate .... ... ... Tokyo

Tientsin, Peiping

British .. Tipper & Co. .... ... ••• All Ports

British .. South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin

British Ocean Accid. & Guarantee Corp., Ltd. Shanghai

Britowomen . British Women’s Association .... Manila

Broadcast .. W. R. C.Broad

A. with

Communications,

& Co. Inc. Shanghai

Broadloom Shanghai

Broadman . . Broadway Mansions Hotel ».S

Broadway .. Broadway Hotel ... Chefoo

Brocades .. Jos. Fane Brister ... Shanghai

Foochow

Brockett . Brockett & Co. Man., Yokohama

Brofeltman . Feltman Bros., Inc. ...

Broker .. Benjamin & Potts .... | i.ig Hongkong

Hankow

Brokers . Geldmacher & Lindmeyer Manila

Brokerage .. English

Hair, Little & Picornell

Presbyterian Mission Swatow, Amoy

Bromerus Osaka

Bronze .. Nippon Kinpunhaku Kogyb Kaisha ... Yokohama

Brook .. Mino Trading Co., Ltd. ... .•■. Yokohama

Brook .. Sato Trading Co., Ltd.

Broomhalls Siam Architects .... ... ••• Bangkok

Saigon

Brosexploi .. Enterprises Generales ... S’pore, Tientsin

Brosexploi .. Brossard Mopin, Ltd. Manila

Brothers .. De La Salle College Penang

Brothers .... St. Xavier’s Institution

St. Joseph’s College Hongkong

Brothers Singapore

Brothers St. Joseph’s Institute Shanghai

Brownehill .. Browne, Hill & Co. ... Tientsin

Brugrayu ... Bruesch, Grantz and Yuan...

Brunion .. B. Reif, Ltd. Kobe

Brunswick ... China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd. Hongkong

Brury ... Hongkong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd Hongkong

Brutton .. George K. Hall Brutton & Co. Hongkong

Bryant .. Bryant & Taylor Perak

Bryner ... Bryner & Co. .... ••• (Muk., Har.,

\Dai., Tientsin

Fi6 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Bryner B. J. Bryner ... ... ... Harbin

Buanhoseng Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd ... ... Bangkok

Bubeshko

Bucar S.Federal

O. Bubeshko

Youngs’k Motors,

Co. Inc.... ...... Tientsin

Peiping-

Bucar North China Motors Corp, ... ... Tientsin

Bucheister Bucheister & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Buchfock Duchandlung Gustav Fock .... ... Tokyo

Bucknall Star Ginseng Co.... ... ... Foochow

Bucom Bureau of Commerce ... Manila

Budge Bendien’s Word Service ... ... Kobe

Budge Budge & Co. .... ... ... Kobe

Buffplate Manning & Co. ■•. ... ... Kobe

Buihai Christian Bros. & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Builders M. D. Ross ... .... ... Penang

Building Lee Yu Kee .... ... ... Hongkong

Buildsupply Building Supplies, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Bukami Burkhardt Buchan

Bulchand Kewalram & Bulchand ... ... Yokohama

Bull bear Hunter & Lovatt

W. H. Lovatt .... ... .... .... Shanghai

... Shanghai

Bui bear

Bulletin Manila Daily Bulletin ... ... Manila

Bulling A. E. Bulling k Oo. ... . Tientsin

Bullion Robertson & Rosier ... ... Tientsin

Bullongans Adrians &

Bun Bee & Co Co. .... ...

... ... Singapox-e

... Singapore

Bunbeeco

Bunge Bunge & Co.,

Australian Ltd. Agency .......

Traders ....... Hongkong

Shanghai

Bunpo

Buntenltd Shinamo Bunten, Ltd. ... ... Osaka

Bunting Bunting & Co. ... ... .. Yokohama

Burad Burroughs

Burcheister & Co. ... ...

... ...... Manila,

Tientsin Shanghai

Burcheister

Bureau Tourist Agency Information Bureau ... Penang

Bureconin Bureau of Foreign Ti’ade ... ... Shanghai

Buredue Tsing HuaUniversity ... ... Peiping

Buree Bangkok Trading Co. ... ... Bangkok

Burgolina Liguori ... ... ... Kobe

Burgoyne S. H. Langston .... ... Hongkong

Burj or B. Mervan k Co ... Hongkong

Burkwall British & Foreign Bible Society ... Canton

Burkwall American Bible Society ... ... Canton

Buckwheat Sugiyama & Co., Ltd. ... ... Osaka

Bunge Bunge & Co., Ltd ... Shanghai

Bureconin Bureau of Foreign Trade ... ... Shanghai

Burlington Burlington Hotel .... ... Shanghai

Burphil Burns,

Estate Philips Co., Ltd.

& Hospital ....

Supply Agency ....... Sourabaya

Selangor

Burtonco

Busalsatia E. Busch .... ... ... Shanghai

Busequicor Business Equipment Corpn ... Shanghai

Busequicor Acme Code Co. .. ... ... Shanghai

Busses Kowloon Motor Bus Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Butcar Butler* Co. .... ... ... Shanghai

Butterweg Buttei’weg & Co., N. V. ... •• Sourabaya

Buxbaum Hospital Supply Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Buxton Beranang Rubber Plantations Ltd. ... Selangor

C. Gumming Charles E. Gumming ... Perak

C. K. B. Canton Kowloon Railway (Chinese Sect.) Canton

C. Russell C. Russel ... ... ... Manila

Cableworks Sumitomo Electrical Wire and Cable Works Osaka

CABLE ADDRESSES J?i?

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Cabronada .. R. C. H. May Osaka

Cachodalgo .. Cacho & Hidalgo .... Manila

Cadbros ... Cadwallader Bros., Inc. Manila

Cadicoit )( TheFarItalian

East Chamber.... of Commerce

... for the)

.. f Shanghai

Cadwall .. Cadwalladar-Gibson Lumber Co. Manila

Cadzu .. Cadzu Bros. Shanghai ^ ,

Caeng j China, America Engineering Corpn. Fed. \ Tientsin

t Inc. U.S.A. ... ... ...J Tientsin

Caeng Ohina^American Engineering Oorp. Tokyo

Cahusac .. A. F. Cahusac

Caie ... Tientsin Steel Drum & Eng. Works, Ltd. ... Tientsin Shanghai

Cajofra ... China Metal Refining Co.. Ltd.

Calcina ... P. G. Calcina Shanghai

Calatroni ,..... Calatroni, Hsieh & Co. Shanghai

Caldbeck Caldbeck, Macgregor

Caldbeck ... Aquarius Co. of &Shanghai Sh. T’sin

Caldmarsh Calder-Marshall Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Batavia

Caledonian Assur. Langoveldt Schroder . Tientsin, Taku, Han.

Calendar ... Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Callender ... Callender’s Cable & Construction Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Calmac ...... Nakamura

Caldbeck, Macgregor

Trading Co.Exports. Ltd. Y okohama

Calpentyn Manila

Calsug ... Calamba Sugar Estate

Cal Manila

Calytvet ... Manila Harness Co.

...... E.Casey & Lyttle Tsingtao

Shanghai

Cambefort Cambefort

Camberoid

Oambeul ... L. A. Harrap & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Singapore

... John G. Campbell & Co. Yokohama

Camedon A. Cameron & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Camelot ... F. A. Joseph

Camel paint Nat. Lacquer & Paint Products Co., Ltd. HongkongPeiping

Camelsbell ... Camels Bell Hankow

Camera

Cameron ... Central China Dispensary, Ltd. Kobe

Caminius ... Cameron & Co., Ltd. Singapore, Shanghai

Camphrier ... Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Osaka

... T. Fujisawa & Co. Shanghai

Camporelli ... A. Camporelli & Co.

Camporu Campos Rueda Hermanos, Inc. Manila

Canadian ... Canadian Government Trade Commissioner- All Ports

Hongkong

Can

Candelchin a Canton Chinaware Co. Shanghai

Canealima ...... La Espania

Arima k Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Caneber

Canello ... C. A, Weber ...; 1 ••• : Shanghai

Hongkong

Canemola ...... Anderson k Ashe....

Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Manila Hongkong

Canemola ... Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Philippines), Inc. Tokyo

Cangpen ... Okamoto & Co Shanghai

Canidrome ... Le Champ De Courses Francais Singapore

Cannery ... Lam Soon Cannery Co. Amoy

Canning ... Amoy Canning Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Canon ... Chinai ifcCo. Manila

Canpacline ...... Canadian Pacific Steamship,

Bank of Canton, Ltd. Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Cantonese

Cantonsun Hongkong

Cantraco ...... Canton

The National Publishers,

Trading Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Canuten ... Canton Utensils Manufacturing Co. Canton

Caofc /American Oriental Finance Corpn. \j- Canton

•“ \ (Federal Inc. U.S.A.) ... J Shanghai

Capel ... P. Heath k Co.

F18 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Capitalisa Compagnie Orientale de Capitalisation ... Peiping

Capitrad Capital and Tradei Shanghai

Cappuzzo Italian Hospital .... Peiping

Caprino Caprino & Co. Tientsin

Caprotco Cathay Products Trading Co. Shanghai

Capstick Capstick & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Carba Carmelo & Bauerman, Inc. Manila

Carbon Bizal Cement Co Manila

Carbon Dr. Joseph& W.

Madrigal Co. Noble

Carbon Manila

Carbon National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Shanghai

Cardosa Cardosa & Co Selangor

Carlar Clark & Larkin Manila

Carldon Metallisator Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Ail Ports

Carlowitz Carlowitz & Co ... Shanghai

Carlton Carlton, Ltd.

Carmelwine Carmel Oriental Societe ... Shanghai

Carmichael Carmichael & Clarke Hongkong

Hongkong

Carnation Y.General Milk Co.,k Co.,

Nakashima Inc. Ltd. ... Kobe

Carnegie

Carnival Manila

Philippine Carnival Assoc. ... ...

Caroco Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co. ... Shanghai

Carotra Caro Trading Co ... Kobe

Tsingtao

Carpets Tsingtao Carpet Factory

Carroll Carroll & Co. Hongkong

Carroll Carroll Bros. Hongkong

Admiral Dairen

Cartlidge

Casamenzi Menzi k Oriental

Co., Inc. Line Cebu, Manila, Iloilo

Casanova Casanova Shanghai

Cascade Frank B. Ingersoll Manila

Casey

Cascara Casey & Co. Chefoo

Shanghai

Parke, Davis k Co.

Cashiwaya Toyoda k Co., Ltd. Osaka

Cashstores Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd. Trenggauu

Caslyt Casey k Lyttle .... Banking

... Corpn—... Tsingtao,

Cassandra Hongkong k Shanghai Bombay Che.

Castrol C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Catco China-American Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Cathay Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Chefoo

Cathay Cathay Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Cathaylaco Cathay Lace Co ....

Cathay Hotel ...... Shanghai

Cathotel Shanghai

Catzco Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Batavia

Caudrelier L. Caudrelier .... ... ... Kobe, Yokohama

Cavico Carrero Vidal & Co. Manila

Cawar Dehn k Co., Inc. ... Manila

Caweber C. A. Weber .... ... ... Shanghai

Cebrahn C. Brahn Shanghai, Hongkong

Cebrahn /“Degesch” Deutsche Gesellscraft fuer \ Hongkong

\ Schaedlingsbekaemnfung, m. b. H. J"'

Cebrahn (Deusche Gold-und Silber-Scheideans- \ Hongkong

Cebrahn \ talt vorm Koessler .... - J

Cecil Hong Kong Fumigation Co. Hongkong

Cedar Hotel Cecil Hongkong

Cedco Lyall & Evatt Singapore

T’tsin, T’tao, Han.

Cehandro Chinese Engineering k Development Co. Tientsin

Cejaytece R.China

Otteand

Co. Japan Trading Co,, Ltd. Yokohama

Cejaytece Walker Turner

CABLE ADDRESSES

Firm Name Place

Celestorg .. Celesta Co. Shanghai

Celita .. Calico Priners’ Association, Ltd. Shanghai

Ceiita .. China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd. S’hai, T’tsin, Can.

Colita . Lebel (China) Shanghai

Cellukoya Koyam&sada & Oo. Osaka

Cells .. The Allen Co. .... > Hongkong

Celoohi Celochi Tea Co. ... Hongkong

Celso .... China

F. S. Souza Kobe

Cembs Embroidery Syndicate... Hongkong

Cement .. Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Cemoco Celebes Motor Co., N. Y. ... Macassar

Oempeita Sun Tai Chong ... Hongkong

Cempetroco .... Continental Industrial Co. ... Peiping

Cenchina General China Import Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Oencomchin Central China Commercial Co Shanghai

Cencomco .. Central Commercial Co. Hongkong

Ceninform . Central News Agency Hongkong

Cenrad .. Central Radio Service! Hongkong

Cenrefco Central Refrigeration Co. Shanghai

Cent Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Centaur .. Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China Cebu

Centchina Central China Trading Co. ... Changsha

Centeb .. Baxter & Cope Hongkong

Centenary .. Overseas Assurance Corpn., Ltd Singapore

Centfox Fox Film Corporation (Far East), Ltd. . Singapore, H’kong

Centfox (Twentieth Century-Fox Federal Inc., \ Shanghai

Central l U.S.A. ... ...

Central . The Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. HongkongShanghai

Central Agency ... The Central Trading Co.

The Central Agency, Ltd. Hongkong

Centrahosp

Centralize . Central Hospital Peiping

Centramoto .. MacAlister

Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Singapore

& Co ...

Centramoto Lyons; Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Centre . Centre Hotel Yokohama

Centremost

Centricity . Central InsuranceCo., Ltd. Shanghai

Centro .. Central Electrical Co. ... ... Hongkong

Dairen

. Centro, Ltd. i Ho., T’tsin, S’hai,

Centrobank . Bank of China ( Swatow, Amoy

Centromint Ministry of Finance Shanghai

Centronews

Century . Sin Chung Jih Poh, Ltd. Singapore

. Central Dispensary, Ltd. Tientsin

Cepasia . Compagnie-Exportation de Products Ass. Shanghai

Cepoc Cebu Portland Ctement Co.... Manila, Cebu

Ceramics . Cathay Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd. Hongkong

Ceramics Cathay Ceramics Co., Inc., U.S.A. ... Shanghai

Certid . Commercial Credit Bureau .... Shanghai

Cetco .. China Tientsin

Cgra

Cnabogina MinistryEastern Trading Co. ... ,

of Communications All Ports

Hongkong

Chabrun . Chau Yue Teng ....

Charter Brunner, Inc. Manila

Chai . Kai Chong & Co Macao

Chaffanjon . S. A. Magasins Chaffanjon .... . . ... (Hanoi, Haiphong,

(Prov-of-Tonkin

Chakhon . K. Y. Chak & Co. ... ... ... Hongkong

Chalaw . Chalaire & Franklin Shanghai

Chalitrad . The Chali Trading Co.VLtd. ... Shanghai

F-20 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable A d : Firm Name Place

Chamber Penang Chamber of Commerce Penang

Chambercom Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce Hongkong

Chambercom Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai Shanghai

Chamf ranee ... ChambreChamber deof Commerce

Commerce, Francaise

Yokohama

General du Japon Sai., Tientsin

Chammerce . Cham Samco & Sons ... Manila

... Hongkong

Chamsamco

Chancellor . C. Chan & Co ...

Chandayuco ,. .. Anglo-American

Chang DahYuen&Co. ... .. Shanghai

Chandless Export Co. ... ... Tientsin

Ohandless Commercial Union Assurance Co. Tientsin

Chandless . Chan Reinsurance Co. “Rossia” of Copenhagen Tientsin

Chaneber & Eber .... ... - Singapore

Chang H. F. Chang & Co. Tientsin

Swatow

Chang . T. K. Chang

Chanic China National Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chaning Kelantan Rubber Estates (1933), Ltd. .Kelantan

Chanleung China Commercial Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Channel . Channel Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chanrai Chanrai & Co. ... •. Kobe

Chansam Manila

Chansengholt .. Chan S. Sam

Moh k,Distributing

C.Handicraft Co

Oo. ... Singapore

Hongkong

Chansgoods

Chansifer Tientsin

Chanszeonn . Ligne De Tchang T’ai Singapore

Chanszeonn Marine Resourses, Ltd. Singapore

Chantecler .. ChanSzeOnn

France Boyeki Shokai .... Yokohama

Chapeaux Establissements A. Chapeaux et Cie ... Shanghai

Chapron . Etablissements Chapron Foochow

Chargeurs . Chargeurs Re unis .... Haiphong

Ho., Haiphong

Charlicot .. Soc. Francaisedes

Morton Bros.

Co. Tonkin Hongkong

Charmorco

Charna . M. J. Master

Charts . Camera Supply Co. Manila

Charwoman Chung Yuen Electrical Co Hongkong

Chaseaston A. & S. Henry & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Chase bank The ( base Bank ... All Ports

Chaste .. Mercantile Printers’Supply Co. Hongkong

Chaste .. Yau Lee Woh Kee Hongkong

Chaste Yin Fatt & Co. ... Hongkong

Chat Kwong Sang Hong Ltd. Hongkong

Cheahinnkiong . Cheah Inn Kiong & Co. Penang

Chebros .. Che Bros. & Co Hongkong

Checko Nelson Sales Co.... Manila

Cheeko .. f L.Compagnie & Co., Ltd.D’Explosifs en Hongkong

R. NielsonFrancaise

Chedotau " ( Extreme (Orient) | Hanoi

Cheecheong .. Chee Cheong Bank Macao

Tsinan

Cheeloo

Cheezung .... Shangtung

P. Heath &Christian

Co University ... (Cheeloo)

... Shanghai

Chefield .. Ohara & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Chellaram . D. Chellaram Canton, Hongkong

Chembalis .. Chung King Co Hongkong

Hongkong

Chemeo . The Chinese Embroidery Co. Tokyo

Chemia Chemia Ueberseehandels Co. Shanghai

Chemical .. China Chemical

Kiukong Trading Co. Works Mukden

Chemicals Shanghai

Chemicus .. T. D. Chang & Co. Penang

Chemoptist The Dispensary (1929), Ltd Shanghai

Chemporium China Emporium, Ltd.

CABLE ADDRESSES F21

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chenkwang North China Amusement Co. Peiping

Cheongsons . E. S. Cheong & Sons ... Amoy

Chetan Chatanram & Co Hongkong

Chernowetsky . L. Chernowetsky ... Tientsin

Chesan CheSan Hongkong

Chiaco Chia & Co.& Co. ...... ...... ... Singapore

Ohiaotung Bank of Communications Shanghai

Chiautoacc China Auto Accessories Co. Shanghai

Chibank China Banking Corpn. | Manila, Amoy,

1 Shanghai

Chichacom Chinese General Chamber of Commerce... Hongkong

Chibunovsky Chibunovsky & Co. Shanghai

Ohichamcom Philippine Chin. Gen, Cham, of Com. Manila

Ohichang Chi Chang & Co. Shanghai

Chichen , Union Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Chico The China Commercial Co. Tientsin

Chicoguis Marine Engineers Guild of China ... S’hai, Hongkong

Chicoguis China Coast Officers’ Guild ... Shanghai

Chiconco . H. T. Kessler & Co. Tientsin

Chiconcom National Christian Council of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Chienginer . China Engineers, Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Chiffon Chiffon, Ltd. Hongkong

Chifico China Fibre Container Co. ... Shanghai

Chifortra . China Foreign Trading Co. .. Shanghai

Chigatile China-New Guinea Mercantile Co. •• Hongkong

Chihlipress , Chihli Press, Inc Tientsin

Chihtung . Chihli Shantung Lines, Ltd. Tientsin

Chikfango . Chik Fung Co. Hongkong

Ohimetraco China Merchants’ Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chimexco Chihli Import & Export Co. ... Shanghai

Chimotorco The China Hongkong

Chin Leong Chin Leong Motor

Chop Supply Co. Malacca

Singapore

China Chong Shing Dispensary, Ltd.

Chinaagent . The Bargain Centre Tientsin

Chinabaist The Hon Wan Trading Co. ... Canton

Chinabird China Bird Co Shanghai

Shanghai, Hongkong

Chinaco China National Aviation.Corporation ... Shanghai

Chinacomad China Commercial Advertising Agency Chefoo

Chinacraft China Crafts Shanghai

Chinacrown Crown China Co., Inc.

Chinacrown Crownchina Co. ... Hongkong, Canton

Chinadeyco China Development Co. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Chinaembro China Embroidery Co. ... Hongkong

Chinafilm China Film Agency Hongkong

Chinaforce . D. H. Delburgo

Chinaforce

Chinaforin

Strong

China Foreign Corporation, Ltd. TientsinS’hai, Can., Ti.

Chinafruit China Fruit Corporation^ Ltd. Hongkong

Chinafurs . Brimberg Brothers Tientsin

Chinagency South China Agencies Canton

Chinahand . China Handicraft (Jo. Hongkong

Chinahide Chinese Hide & Produce Co., Inc. Ti., Han.

Chinaimport Northern Featherworks, Ltd. Canton

Chinalace China Lace Co. ... ... Hongkong

China! ace China Lace Factory Shanghai

Chinalead World Pencil Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Chinalijn N. Y. Ja'a-China-Japan Lijn Batavia, Semarang

Chinam Bartlett Yung & Co. Shanghai

F22 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chinamaehine Shanghai

Chinamaier ....... The

Maier,China Machine

Wilhelm & Co.Works, Ltd.

.... . :• .... Hongkong

Shanghai

Chinamatch ... China Match Co., Ltd.

China Merchant... China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Chefoo, Tientsin

Chin&news ... China News Co. ... Shanghai

Chinaoffset ... China Offset Printing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinapost Central China Post, Ltd. Hankow

Chinapress ... China Press, Inc. ... Shanghai

Chinaprod ... China Egg Produce Co. Shanghai

Chinaprodu ... China Products & Industrial Co. Tientsin

Chinaradio ... China Radio Corporation Tientsin

Chinarobin ... Geo. Robinson & Co. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Chinartco ... China Arts and Products Trading Co. Shanghai

Chinarubber Shanghai

Chinaship ...... China

China Rubber

ShippingTire

Co.Co. Shanghai

Sh., Tientsin,Shanghai

Amoy

Chinasosea ... China & South Sea Bank, Ltd. Hongkong,

Chinasport ... China Sports

Chinasteam .... China Foreign S. S. Corpn Hongkong

Chinastone Pao Hwa Import Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinatco ... China National Trading Co .... Tientsin

Chinateng ... Chinese Nat. Elec. & Pottery Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinateng ... Chinese Hongkong

Chination ... The ChinaNational

NationalEng.Trading

& Mfg.Co.Co. Foochow

Shanghai

Chinatobac ... China Merchants Tobacco, Ltd. Shanghai

Ohinatrad ... China Cotton Trading Co Hongkong

Chinatradco ... Chinese Trading Co. ... . ... Tientsin

Chinatrade .,. Chinese Assoc. Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chinatyre .’. China Rubber Tyre Co., Ltd. ...

Chinaudit Shanghai

Chinawork ...... George SchinkWork Co.

China Drawn Manila

China wool ... China Wool Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Chinayuyih ... China Commercial Extending Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Chincasket

Chinchin ... International Funeral

Chin Chin & Co. ... directors Penang

Chincotrad ... China Cotton Trading Co. Shanghai

Chincough Hongkong

Chindisk ...... The ChinaFeather

Northern Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Works, Ltd. Shanghai,

Shanghai Canton'

Chindtibank ... Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.

Chineducts ... The Chinese Products Co Hongkong

Chinempo ... China Emporium, Ltd. Hongkong

Chineproco ... China Netiherland Produce Co Tientsin

Chingchao ... Ching Chao Co. ... ... ••• Shanghai

Chingchong ... Ching Chong Coi. -• ... , ) ••• Shanghai

Chingkee ... Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd. ... . ... S’hai. H’kong

Cthingkuang ... Hopei Ching Hsing Mining Adm. ... Tientsin

Chinglass .. Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Chinguan .... Chop Chin Guan .... Singapore

Chingzaifu ... Ching Zai Fu & Co. Shanghai

Chinho ... Chin Ho Hong Si., Amoy

Chinhoco ... Chin Ho & Co. ... ... ... Singapore

Chinjav ... China and Java Export Co;. Shanghai

Chinkofur ... China Korean Fur Co. . Tientsin

Chinkooi ... Chin Kooi

Chinleong ... Chin Leong Chop Malacca

Chinogeral ... General Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinese ... Chinese Invoice Office ... Hongkong {

Chinotrade ... China Cotton Trading Co. Shanghai

Chinphono ... Elec, k Musical Indus. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES F23

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chinphono . Pathe Orient, Ltd. JSai., Tientsin, Shang-

Chinsincomp ..., China Scientific Instru. Co. (hai, Hongkong

Shanghai

Chinsupco China Industrial Supply Co. Shanghai

Chinsurco China Insurance Co. Shanghai

Chin trace ... China Trading Co. Manila

Shanghai

Chipacko China Packers Supply Co,, Ltd. •

Chipaintco China Paint Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Chipkee

Chiporcemt Yeo Swee

China Portland & Co. Co.,...Ltd. ... Amoy

Swan Cement Shanghai

Chiproexco China Produce Export Co. Shanghai

Chiris , Societe Francaise du haut lrangtse Icliang, Ch’king, S’hai

Shanghai

Chiraserco . China Radio Service Corporation

Chisencomp China Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Chisilkmann China Pongee and Silk Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Chistolso ... J.Hunt

Spunt & Co.& Leather

Rubber ... Co. ... ... Shanghai

All Ports

Chitong

Chiuta Chiu Ta Salt Refining Co., Ltd. All Ports

Chiwen ... (' W. Hwang Co.... Wenchow

Chiyoda ... Chiyoda Gumi Tokyo

Choatekhe Choa Tek Hee Manila

Chongkee Chong Kee Co. . . ... , ... Penang

Chonglee Chong Lee & Co.... Medan

Chong wah Chong wah Export Co. Shanghai

Chopkrusi C. H. Kizar Mohammed & Co. ... Singapore

Choquet E. Choquet Province de Phu-ly

Chosenbank Bank of Chosen ... All Ports

Chosengink Bank of Chosen ... ... ... Shanghai

Chotirmall K. A. J. Chotirmall

Chotirmall Liberty Silk Supply ... Manila

Choy S. C. Choy & Co. Manila

Chrisbook Christian Book Room Shanghai

Chronicle China Weekly Chronicle ... Peiping

Chronicle Peiping Chronicle ... Peiping

Chronicle Japan Chronicle ... ■.. Kobe

Chronic China Hong Nin Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong Hongkong

Chronic Hong Nin Savings Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Chronogram China Printing Press Co.

Chrscience First Church of Christ Scientist Shanghai

Chuachiaco Chua Chiaco & Co. Manila

Oman Deei O. Chuan & Sons, Inc.... Manila, Malacca;' .

Chuco Samuel Chu & Co. Tsinan

Chukamatch Chung Hua Match Co. Tientsin

Chung China & Philippine Trading Co. Canton

Chunghua Chumbuque Jose Lim Manila

Chungmoi Chung Mei Drug Co., Ltd. .. Canton

Chungpei China Northern Corpn. Tientsin ,

Chungsteel ( Chung Hwa Steel Products Trading I Hankow

(; Co., Ltd. ... ... ...j Hongkong

Chungwah , ... Chung Wah & Co.

Chungwharf ... Shanghai

Chung Wha Wharf Co. Shanghai

Chunt China United Import Co. ...

Chuta Churchill & Tait .... Manila

Churchill Churchill Carpet Co. Tientsin

Chuwa Chuwa Yoko .... .... , .... Hongkong

Chwichuan Chwi Chuan & Co. ... Malacca

Chyecheng Hong Hin & Co $; ... Malacca

Chyecheng Hevea Agency Malacca

Chyehin Chye Hin Sawmills Singapore

F24 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chyewatte . Chye Watt Guan & Co Singapore

Ciate jf Chinese Govt. Salt Revenue Dept. Shanghai

'. I Chief Inspectorate

Ciatilica . Agencia Mercantil Economica, Ltd. ... Macao

Cideo . Compagnia Italiana D’Extremo Oriente Shanghai Shanghai

Cifficco Pacific Timber Co. Shanghai

Cifranafri Compagnie Franco Africaine, Ltd. Selangor

Cigarette British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... All

Cigarette Yee Tsoong 'tobacco Co., Ltd. Ports

Cigarette British Cigarette Co.,, Ltd. Hongkong

Oigmach American Machine and Foundry Co. ... Shanghai Shanghai

Cikoxn . Cathay International Import Co. Hongkong

Cinequcens Queen’s Theatre ... Shanghai

Cines . Lauro Films ... ... ... Manila

Cinesgold . Daisy Philippine, Inc. Shanghai

Cinto China Traders Corporation

Ciportin J Societe des Ciments (Portland Artilioiels) {I Haiphong

' ( del ITndochine ....

Ciportin . Soc. Indochiue du Ciment Fondu-Lafarge Haiphong

Ciportin T Societe des Chaux Hydrauliqties | Haiphong

’ ( du Langtho f All Ports

Citamprag ..Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Citibank

Citydelux . The National City Bank of New York I All (Marine

PortsDept.)

Cit > water ,. E. Wellmann Shanghai

. Tientsin Native City Water Works Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Clapes . Clapes en Ota Osaka

Clarkhager . Clark & Co. Manila

Clarkhager The Hongkong Optical Co. ... Hongkong

Clarlar Clarke and Larkin Manila

Classic . Algar

Claudisil G. E. Warren & Co. Macao

Claudius . Gregorio M. C&nsipit, Inc. ... Manila

Cleirach . D. Clark & Co. ... Wei-hai-wei

Clemcas . C. M. Castilho & Co. Hongkong

Clerici .. Clerici Bedoni & Co. Shanghai

Clivechina . Clive & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Clivechina . Eickhoff & Co Shanghai

Clouet .. A. Clouet & Co. ... Singapore

Cloud . Korean China Trading Co. ... Tientsin

Cloverine Fresh Food & Refrigerating Co., Ltd. .... Singapore

Neg. Sem.

Club .. Sungei Ujong Club

Club Peking Club Peiping

Club . Selangor Club Selangor

Crosnco China Merchants’ Steam Nav. Go. ... Foochow

Clubtoilet . Lakayama Tayodo Osaka

Coalescent ,. Thos. Coates & Son Shanghai

Coalmac . Cecil McBain & Co. Shanghai

Coal tug . Ned. Ind. Steenkolen I(Batavia,

Han., Sourabaya,

Macassar

Coalwala . Bliagat Singh Bugga ite Co Hongkong

Coast . China Coast Traders, Ltd Hongkong

Singapore

Coastalco . Coastal Transport Co. .... -

Coastline . Jebsen-Melchers Line Hongkong

Cobanco . Cobb «fc Co. Perak

Cobank . Tientsin Commercial & Credit Corp., Inc. Tientsin

Cobaschi . F. X. Remedies ... Macao

Cobbish . Cobb & Co. S’pore, Moji

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Cobul W. Bull & Co., Inc. Manila

Coconut N. V. Insulinde Oliefabriken Bandoeng, Java

Cpcopalm Vegetable Oil Corporation Zamboanga

Code Chinese M aritime Customs ... Hongkong

Code Elizalde' & Co. ... Hongkong

Codsi J.China

CodsiTrading Corporation .... Shanghai

Hongkong

Coexpand

Cofilm E. J. Cooke & Co. Tsingtao

Cofos Cooperative Food Sales (Far East) Co. Hongkong

Cogenind*. Comptoirs Ceneraux De Iriddchine Saigon

Conesible Cornhill Insurance C° j Shanghai

Hongkong

Cohire China Transport Co. .... Macao

Colac Au. Paradis des Dames, Ltd.

Colay Go Colay & Co. ... Manila

Colco Colco & Co.Cold Storage Manila

Cold Singapore Singapore

Sourabaya

Colibri Perfumerie k Toiletzeepfabrick Tientsin, Newehwang

Colinet G.Minerva

ColinetCigar Corpn. Manila

Colinmai Yokohama

College St.

Gen. Joseph’s

CollegeCollege

of the Missions et Btrangeres. Penang

College

Coilerie- Government Coal Dept. ... Sarawak

Collier J. D. Collier Yokohama

Collins W.F. Collins ... Peiping

Collins Collins k Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Golmaco Colonial Dispensary Hongkong

Colon Soroz y. Cia Manila

Colonial Banco National Ultyamarino, Macao

ColonmercO' Colonial Mercantile Agency Hongkong

Color , ... Ciba (China), Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Colpac Columbia Pacific ShippingCo. Yo., Ko., Sh.

Shanghai

Colpac States Steamship Co, Shanghai

Colsem UChung

niversity of Shanghai

HwaSteel Products Co. (H.K.), Ltd. Hongkong

Coluhonko

Col urn Redpath Brown k Co., Ltd. (Glasgow) ... Singapore Manila

Columbian Columbian Rope Co. Osaka, Tokyo

Columeta Columeta Comptoir Metallurgique Hongkong

Columfilm Columbia Films of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Columna Cumine k Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Comacrib The Comaorib Press

Comacrib Commercial

Comalfranc / Ch mibre De Commerce Francaise Aux t Manila

| lies Philippines Foochow

Comber Fukien Construction Bureau .. Shanghai

Com bib Comerford & Co. Kobe

Combined W. Biedermann & Co. Hongkong

Combur The Commercial Bureau Manila

Comcomco Commonwealth Commercial Co., Inc F.M.S.

Comoust Customs & Excise.... Shanghai

Comefa Far Eastern Mercantile Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Comequipco Commercial Equipment Co. Canton

Comet Chartered Bank of India, Aust. k China Hongkong

Comma Publicity k Commercial Bureau

Command .: Wheen

Sandakan

Commerce Chamber of Commerce Selangor, P.M.&l

Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Commercial .. Tokyo Shogyo Boeki Kabush. Kaisha ... Tokyo Selangor

Commercial Press Commercial Press Manila

Commercio Independent Publishing Co., Inc.

F26 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Na?ne Place

Commintell . British Trade Commissioner .... Hongkong

Commission Japan Import & Export Commission Co. Ko., Yo., Naj

Commission N. China River Commission Tientsin

Committee . National Com. of the Y.M.C.A. of Ch. Shanghai

Committell British Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Commubank Bank of Communications ... Hongkong, Shanghai

Compac Commercial Pacific Cable Co. Shanghai

Compafinch . Soc. Anonyme des Riz a Indochine Saigon

Compass . Wong Siu Woon ... Hongkong

Compress . China Publicity Co. Shanghai

Compress Commercial Press, Ltd. Shanghai

Comprint . Commerical Press, Ltd. Hongkong

Oomsavbank . Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, Ltd. Ho., T”tsin,1Si., Han.

Comus Chihli Trading Co. Tientsin

Comtradas Tientsin

Commercial Traders Association Fed., Inc. Foochow

Conbr Fukien Construction Bureau

Concrete Christiani it Neilsen (Siam), Ltd. Bangkok

Confareast J. W. & T. Conolly Far East, Ltd. Penang

Confedlife Confederation Life Association Shanghai, H’kong

Conlegarda Nicaraguan Consulate Manila

Conley Conley TradingAssociation

Co. ... , Hongkong

Changsha

Connecticut Yale-in-China Ho., Man., Ti., Si.

Connell Connell Bros. Go

Conper Peruvian Consulate Hongkong

Consboard Whangpoo Conservancy Board Shanghai

Brazilian Consulate Kobe,

Consbras

Conservanc Pearl River Conservancy Comm. CantonYokohama

Consent The Consent Company Hongkong

Consol ad Consolidated National Advtg. Co. Shanghai

Consols Consolidated Eastern Plants, Ltd. ... Johore

Construct General Construction Co. Hongkong

Construct McIntyre

Deutsches

Co. Singapore

Consugerma German Consulate .... Hanoi

All Ports

Consugerma Siamese Saigon

Consulasiam

Consulmex Mexican Consulate

Consulate Sh., Yokohama

Contcosino Sino-Continental Co. Shunghai

Contibank Continental Bank, Ltd. T’tsin, Peiping, S’hai

Contcomco China Continental Commerce Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Contilco Federated Malay States Tile Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Conto G.Owston

K. Empreza Luso-Japoneza Kobe

Contrans & Co,, Ltd. Kobe

Manila

Contracorp Consumers Trading Corpn. Sourabaya

Controle Frese & Hogeweg

Controler ■F. W. Golding ... Shanghai

Convent Holy Ghost Convent Tsingtao

Cooper P. N. Cooper & Co. Hongkong

Convicts Convict Establishment Perak

Cooperates Co-Operative Trading Co. Hongkong

Cooperimpo Cooper & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Copal Oei Seeuwen & Co. Macassar

Coquese C. M. Cooke Shanghai

Corbett M. C. Corbett ... Perak

Corbinlock Corbin Locks & Hardware Shanghai

Corco W. M. Cornwall & Co. Dairen

Cordial The Cordial Co Hongkong

Corintih Corinth & Seidel ... Tientsin

Coriolan Meyer

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Corna .. Cornwell & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Cornabe .. W. H. Winning & Co. All Ports

Cornabe .. Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Tsingtao

Corney .. R. Corney Hongkong

Cornes

Cornes Cornes & Co.& Co., Ltd.' ... Kobe, Yokohama

Kobe

.. F. H. Fegen

Cornfield Cornfields Mamafiijnen Medan

Cornstarch .. Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K. Tokyo, Osaka

Corona .. Corona Flower Shop Singapore

Oorporai East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Corrugated .. Eastern Asbestos Co. Hongkong

Cortex .. F. S. Mathieu & Co. Perak

Coseteng .. Eduardo Co Seteng it Co. ... Manila

... Shanghai

Cosilworks .. China Cotton and Silk Works, Ltd.

Cosmic Cosmopolitan Sound Co Hongkong

Cosmonatio j N.V. Internationale Crediet-en | Batavia

' I Handelsveerniging

Costidis .. Costidis it Co Shanghai

Costidis John Costidis & Co. Shanghai

Costmaa Enrique C. Sta. Thomas Manila

Cotco Carton Overseas Trading Co. Canton

Cotillon .. R. J. Wood & Co Singapore

Cotraco .. Cosmos Trading Co. Shanghai

Cotracorp China Coton Trading Corpn., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Cottager .. Harold Seth Hongkong

Counsellor .. David & Bryan Shanghai

Coupon .. Thos. Cook it Son, Ltd. ... All Ports

Court .. Court Hotel Tientsin

Coverisk Shanghai

Cowdy .... C.Cowdy

K. Spark

& Jones Perak

Coweber .. C. A. Weber Shanghai

Coxland

Crabskin .... Cox & Hirao

S. Itoh Shoten Kobe

Tokyo

Crafts .. Cathay Crafts Shanghai

Craftsine China Crafts ... Peiping

Crag Shanghai

Craghotel ..... Crag Hotel

Crag Hotal Penang

Singapore

Craveneras ... Carreras, Ltd. Singapore

Creamage .. Cold Storage Creameries, Ltd. Shanghai

Crefanchi .... Credit

Brunner,Franco

MondChinoise

& Co. (Japan), Ltd. Japan Ports

Crescent Club

Crescent .. Crescent Club Yokohama

Crisanco .. Christensen & Co. Hongkong

Shanghai

Crittall .. Crittall Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Crockford Crockford, Heath & Co. ... ; ... Tokyo

Crombainco McBain & Co., Cecil Shanghai

Crombake . A. W. Reynell & Co. Shanghai

Crosfield ,. Cheah Loon Ghee & Co., Ltd. Jesselton

Crosfield .. Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd, S’hai, Han., Foo.

All Ports

Crosfield Harrisons & Crosfields, Ltd.

Crosfield . Irwin-Harrisons-Whitney, Inc. ... Shidzuoka

Hongkong

Crostock . Croucher & Co. ...

Crown Oriental Export Co. Kobe

Crownislas Crown Life Insurance Co. of Toronto Manila

Crownlife Crown Life Insurance Co. of Toronto Singapore

Crucible . Chartered Bank pf India, Aust. & China Manila

Cruzab Laguna Traders, Inc. Manila

Crystal ,. Chee Hing Co Hongkong

Crystal .. Crystal, Ltd. Tientsin

E28 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Cuaco

Cuaco R. C-Goodman .... .... , .... Harbin

Cuaco Liverpool Victoria Insurance Corpn.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. All Ports ... Singapore

Cuaco Union Assurance Society, Ltd. Shanghai

Cuaco West of Scotland Insurance Office. Ltd. Shanghai

Cubasul Cuban Consulate Kobe, Batavia

Cue Cue T. Medina Manila

Culco China United Lamp Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Shanghai

Camming C.Duro

E. Cummings .... ... Perak

Curfin Pump and Engineering Co. Hongkong

Curios Fook Weng & Co. Hongkong

Curly Arculli Bros. Hongkong

Curmally

Curnow Curmally

Curnow && Co.,Co. Ltd.... ... JOsaka

apan Ports

Customs Trade & Customs Dept /Gemas, PortTampin

i Seremban, Dickson,

Custos Chinese Maritime Customs .i. All Ports

Cuunjieng Cu Unjieng E Hijos Manila

Cyclecarri

Cycle Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd Malaya

Cyprian . Cycle

Stanton Trading

& Co. Co.... ... Kelantan

Cyprian

Cyrilgomes Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Yokohama

.. C. F. Gomes

Dacheng .. Busch & vpn> Alemann ... Tsingtao

Dagoba .1 HongkOhg

Dah Han .. Dah Han ifc Co. Shanghai

Dahlia .. D’Almada & Mason Hongkong

Dahkong .. Dah Kong Cotton Spinning Co. Shanghai

Daidon .. Union Import Co. ... ••• Shanghai

Daidoboeki .. Daido Boeki Kaisha Manila

Daidotrade .. Daido Trading Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Daigondo Ikoma & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Daiichigin ... Dai

Daiki DairenIchiRisen

Ginko,Kaisha

Ltd. Tokyo, Kobe

All Ports

Dainichiho . Dai Nippon Cotton S’ing & W’ing Co. Osaka

Daipuk . Great Northern Drug Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Daitoshoka .. Daito & Co. .... .... so Kobe

Dairyequip Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co. ... Shanghai

Dairyequip . Wm. Jean & Co. Shanghai

Dairyfarm Hongkong & Canton Ice Mfg. Co.. Ltd. H’kong, Can.

Daitakco T. Takehara tfc Co. ' ••• Osaka

Dalee ... D. A. Lee kMacGregor

Drysdale, Co. & Cq. •••... Shanghai

Dalemac

Dalrem . J. M. D’Almada Remedios Shanghai

Hongkong

Dalto E. & D. Toeg Shanghai

Daltotat ! : . Daltotat’s Pharmacy Dairen

Daltotat * Far East Drug Trading Co. ... Harbin, Shanghai

Damrod D. Rodrigues Macao

Damwater .... Water

A. CorritSupply from. Johore ... C. Singapore

Dancorrit .. Dodge & Seymbut, Ltd. Shanghai

Osaka

Dands

Danica .. Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Danica Shanghai

Danite ..... Worthington.Pump

Universal Neon Lights, k Machinery

Ltd. Corpn. Singapore

Danroza 'f •.. Daniel'da Roza ' C. Manila

Dannemora .. Arthur Balfour & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Dannemora .. Eagle Speed

k Globe.Steel Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Dannemora

Danumgis .;.. High

Isaacs & Co. Alloys, Ltd. Shanghai

... . .... Yokohama

CABLE ADDRESSES F29

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Darmarajah Durman & Co. Singapore

Darre Marcel Darr6 Shanghai

Dashwood Saunders &, Macphail Singapore

Dastur

Datum R. A. Dastur Hongkong

Datung Davies & Brooke Shanghai

Dauco International

C. Dau & Co. Trade Corporation,

... Ltd. ... Chefoo, Peiping <:

Dauhugo Hugo Dau & Co. Chefoo,

Tientsin Tsinan’

Daver R. E. Daver & Co. ... ... Kobe

David Stephens, Paul & Co. (Siam), Ltd. Saigon

David — J. B. David ... Singapore

David D. B. David Manila

Davidanco A.H. B.W.David &

DavidsonCie ... ... Saigon

Davidson

Davies Mengkibol Rubber'Co., Ltd. ... Seoul

Singapore

Davis R; S. Davis & Co. Tientsin

Davisack Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Dawalu Asiatic Yeast Work Shanghai

Dawes British Consular Agency ... Otaru

Dawson Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates Ltd. ... Perak

Dayaloo •Jubilee Silk Store ... Singapore

Dayaram Dayaram Bros. & Co. Yokohama

Dayprice Dayton, Price & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Deacon Deacon & Co., Ltd. Canton

Dealer Blake & Co. < ... .. Singapore

Debate El Debate Manila

Debecker De Becker :& Sebald Kobe .

Debrod Billing & Co. Shanghai

Debus M. Debus Tientsin

Decam palos Delacamp Piper & Co. ... ... Kobe

Dechico German China Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Decoturn Asia Agencies Hongkong

Decofurn Horn & Nobbins Shanghai

Deconlab Labour Department Penang

Decruze De CruzeDept.

Publicity Bureau ... Bangkok

Decustoms Custom ... Negri Sembilau .

Decustnms Trade & Customs Selangor, Pahang

Dedeoglou ... GraeCo Egyptian Tobacco Score Hongkong

Degussa Deutsche Gold &; Silver Scheideanstalt Shanghai

Deing Denniston, Inc. ... Manila

Dejong F. De Jong Shanghai

Delarue Thomas De La Rue & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Delay Sisson & Delay : Singapore

Delegatie De Javasche Bank Sem.,Bata.,Macas.

Delihaven NiV. Deli Havembedryh Medan

Delispoor Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij Sem., E. C. Sumatra

Delitbank N. V. Medan Deli Tank

Dello Dello & Co. Tientsin

Delmonico Hotel.. Yew Delmonico Hotel Manila

Delloro Dell Oro & Co. .... Yokohama, Shanghai

DeHa

Demagnipp Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.... Canton Tokyo

Demag Aktiengesellschaft ....

Demaoheng De Mao Heng ... ... Tientsin

Demitints Metal Box Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Democracy E. J. Lloyd & Co. Shanghai

Denbigh Denbigh & Co. Otaru

Denga Tientsin Tallyman Co Tientsin

Denic Denniston, Inc. ... ... Manila

F30 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

....... Dermis Hongkong

Denis

Denison Denison,& Ram

Co., Ltd.

& Gibbs Hongkong

Denki ... South) Manchuria Gas Co., Ltd. Dairen

Dennys ... A. Dennys & Co. Penang

Denotation ...... Donaldson & Burkinshaw .... Singapore

Denroche

Dent ... Carrol

Herbert,Bros.

Dent& kCo.Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Canton

Deotsply ... China Dental Supply House Shanghai

Dentici ... Dentici & Co. Yokohama

Deodand .. Lo & Lo Hongkong

Derawing ... Der. A. Wing & Co., Ltd Hongkong

Derve ... N. V. Van Deutekom & Waal... Bandoeng, Java

Desaram ... D. Richards & Co. Selangor

Descourfer ...... DetaramDescours et Cabaud Hai., Saigon

Detaram k Son Kobe

Detaram ... Pearl Silk Store Hongkong

Deuber ... E. Deuber k Co. Kobe, Osaka

Devauteh ... Deutsche Vereinigung Tsingtao

Devauteh ....... German Tsingtao

Devecot B. H. T. School k Deutsche

Doulatram k Co Heim Penang

Singapore

Devitt ... Lewis k Peat Singapore, Ltd. Pep., Tsingtao

Devos ... Nederlandsch Syndicaat Voor China ...

Devos Netherlands Harbour Works Co. Tsingtao, S’hai

Dexco ... Filipino Hand Embroidery k Hat Co. ... Manila

Dextrawigg ... C. Wigg Shanghai

Dhanainal ... Dhan&mal Chellaram Yokohama

Diadem ... L. J. Young Penang

Diaducts ... Diamond Metal Products Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Dial ... H. E. Heiacock Co. Manila

Dialdas M. Dialdas k Sons Yokohama

Dialto ... League of Nat. Health Organization Singapore

Diamond ... Diamond & Co. ... Tientsin

Diana ... Sales k Co. Hongkong

Diastase ... Sankyo & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Diastase ... Taisho Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Diate ... Salt Revenue District Inspectorate ... Canton

Dibrell ... Dibrell Bros., Inc. Shanghai

Dienfoor ... Yung Dah Elec. Co. Shanghai

Diethelmco ... Diethelm k Co., Ltd. Pen., Ban., Singapore

Diligent ... Hin Fat & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Dilip ... B. Durlabhji & Co. Kobe

Dimitriades ... Dimitriades Bros. Tsingtao

Diplogerma ... German Legation Tokyo, Peping, Nan.

Disap ... American Trading Co. Manila

Disap ... Presby, S. A. Manila

Disciples ... United Christian Missionary Society ... Nanking

Dispensary ... A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. Ho., Ti., Shanghai

Dispensary ... The Hankow Dispensary Hankow

Dispensary ... Tsingtao Pharmacy Tsingtao

Dispensary ... /Soc. Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd.

Francaise des Distilleries de \

Sandakan

Distamy ■" \ ITndochine .... J Hanoi, Sai., Cambodge

Diver Hongkong

Dixon

Dixsena ... H. C. Moses

... N. S. Dixon &k Co.,

Son, Ltd

Ltd Shanghai

Malaya

... Bendixsen

Dmitrovsky ... Samuel Dmitrovsky k Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Dnumgis ... Czechoslovakian Consulate Yokohama

Dnumgis ... S. Isaacs

CABLE ADDRESSES F31

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Dnumgis . Palatine Insce. Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Dochurton . Dr. C. S. Burton .... Hongkong

Dock . Yokohama Dock Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Dock Kobe Shipyard & Engine Works Kobe

Dockrill Canadian Dockyards,

. Shanghai Trading Co.,Ltd Ltd Shanghai

Docks Shanghai

Dockyard Kawasaki & Grant Kobe

Dodgecars . South China Motor Car Co. ... Hongkong

Dodwell .. Dodwell

Mehta & &Co.Co., Ltd. (British) All Ports

Dogdo Shanghai

Dogdo . Shroff, Son & Oo.... Kobe

Doitsenryo . Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha Tokyo, Kobe

Doitsukoku ' /Deutsche

( Luftfahrt-Industrie

Reichsverband der Tokyo

Dojinbyoin Dojin Hospital .... ... Hankow

Dollar American Mail Line, Ltd .... Tientsin

Dollar Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd. ... Singapore

Dollar Robert Dollar Co. (Steamship Line) ... All Ports

Dombey Dombey & Son .... ... Shanghai

Domcoll St. Dominic’s College ... Foochow

Dome Domei

Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions Hongkong

Tsushin Sha .... .... Hongkong

Dominicos

Dominion Canadian Legation ... ... Tokyo

Dominion Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. of N. Z. ... Kelantan

Donnelly

Donchonson Tsingtao

Dong Land

Chong ... ...... Tsingtao

Shanghai

Dongcheong Dong Cheong Cycle and Motor Co. ... Shanghai

Donlangco E. W. Langdon & Cd., Inc. ... ... Shanghai

Donnelly D. E. Donnelly ... ... ... Tsingtao

Donriyu Nakashima Trading Co. ... ... Tokyo

Doree China Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Doric The Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ltd. All Ports

Doric Tsingtao Hockey Club ... ... Tsingtao

Dorman Dorman, Long & Co., Ltd.... ... Shanghai

Dorpomos Dor Po Co. .... ... ...... Yokohama

Hongkong

Doshiboeki . Doshi Trading Co., Ltd. ...

Dossa G. Dossa & Co ... ... Kobe

Dossaco G. Dossa & Co. ... ... ... Osaka

Dougexport M. E. Blackmar Osaka

Doubabchar Baboud Mary & Cie Shanghai

Doulatram . Doulatram & Sons Tientsin

Dovecot Doulatram & Co. Penang

Doven Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd. Perak

Downs . Dr. Downs Shanghai

Draco . Draco Advertising Service Canton

Draco Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Manila, Cebu

Dragon Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Dragonlike . C. A. da Roza Hongkong

Dragonlike . Roza Bros. Hongkong

Dragrugco . Golden Dragon Rug Co. ... Shanghai

Draper Cooper & Son Hongkong

Dredgers . Netherlands Harbour Works Co. Ho., Muk.

Dredging . Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd. Mai., Per.

Dredging . Atlantic Gulf k, Pacific Co. of Manila. Manila Singapore

Drew . Drew & Napier ...

Drillien . Francais M. M. Drillien Saigon

Drug . Kuching Drug Store Sarawak

Druggists .. The China Dispensary ... Hongkong

F32 CABO; ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Druggist Druggist Co. ... ... Harbin

Drumar Marshall Field Co., Ltd All Ports

Drumfrazcu Frazar & Co. Consulate ... Kobe, Osaka

Drumgis Czechoslovakian Yokohama

Drummondco Drummond & Co. Sandakan

Nanking

Drysdale I. F. Drysdale & Co. ...

Dulfakirs Mohamed Dulfakir & Co. Singapore

Dulim Duran & Lim Manila

Dullal M. Myers Shanghai

Dumfrazco Frazar & Co. Kobe

Dunbar L. Dunbar & Co. Hongkong

Dunfat Dunfat & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Pei’ak

Dunford J. Dunford Wood Batu Anam, Malacca

Dunlop Dunlop Plantations, Ltd. ...

Dunlop Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. All Ports

Dunfo Dunfold & Co., Ltd. Swatow

Dunroberts Duncan Roberts, Ltd. ••• Singapore

Duns Union Mechanical & Automobile Engrs. Kobe

Duobabchar Baboud, Mary & Cie .. ... Shanghai

Dupire Dupire Bros, k Co. Singapore

Dupire Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd. Singapore

Dupirub Dupire Morrell, Ltd. Singapore

Ti., New., Han.Kobe

Dupont Du Pont

Du Pont dede Nemours

Nemours && Co.,

Co., Inc.

Inc S’hai, Tsinan,

Dupontdyes Penang

Duregeco Durege & Thomas, Ltd.

Durian Chartered Bank of India. Aus. & Oh. Medan

Durjoscom Europe Asia Trading Co. Shanghai

Dutiable Trade & Customs Dept. S’pore, Malacca

Dutiable Customs & Excise Neg. Sem.

Duus Union Trading Co. ... a. Kobe

Batavia, Souraliaya

Dutchman Koloniale Bank Perak

Dury R. C. Dury

Dutiable F.M.S. Cust. Exp. Duties Collect. Sta. Singapore

Dybuncio Dy Buncio & Co. Manila

Shanghai

Dyce Dyce & Co. ... Shanghai

Dyers Bradford Dyers’ Assoc., Ltd.

Dypac Dy Pac & Co., Inc. Manila

Eagle B allin gall & Go. ... •oQ. Kobe

Eagle Futabaya & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Eandw East and West Trading Co. Kobe

Eapwo Eastern Printing works Singapore

Eapwo The “ Forward ” Office Singapore

Earcani C. M. Hoskins & Co. Manila

Easdenply Eastern Dental Supply Co. ... Singapore

Easporting East China Sporting Goods Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Easta Associated Produce Co. Hongkong

Eastabank Bank of East Asia, Ltd. Shanghai, Canton

Eastaco Eastern Trading Co. Yokohama

Eastasia East Asiatic Co. . Sel., Penang

E astasia East Asiatic Automobile Co., Ltd. ... Harbin

Eastcliff East Cliff Hotel ... Weihaiwei

Eastates Eastern Estates & Land Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Eastchinco East China Co. ... Shanghai

Eastern Cable & Wireless, Ltd. Singapore

Eastern /Eastern Extension Australasia China \ All Ports

\ Telegraph Co., Ltd. il.,4, / Foochow

Eastern The Eastern Hotel

Easternco Eastern Trading Co. Swatow

CABLE ADDRESSES F3:t

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Easternile Eastern Isles Import Corporation Manila

Eastertide Eastern Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Ea-stimexco Eastern Import-Export Co. ... Singapore

Eastino Eastern Insurance Office Shanghai

Eastino Finance, Commerce & Insurance Office Shanghai

Eastmart L. Adler Hongkong

Eastmerco H. Barkovith k, Co. Tientsin

Eastoptico Eastern Optical Co. ... Singapore

Eastradco Eastern Trading Co. Hongkong

Eastradinig The Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Yokohama

Eastrail Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Peiping

Eastruco Eastern Rubber Co. Singapore

Ebataco Y. Ebata

Yokohama

Ebensan Jebenstreit Shokai Fr. ... Hongkong

E. Bush. E. D. Bush' & Co.

Ebush Bush, Mack & Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A. ... Shanghai

Echeong E. Cheon ... ... Singapore

Echo The Straits Echo Penang

Echon E Chong Co. Swatow

Eckmotors Eckford Motors, Ltd. Chefoo

Economiser E. Green k' Son, Ltd. Osaka

Manila, Hongkong

Edakeller Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd. ...

Edbush Bush Mack & Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Shanghai

Ed but Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co. Selangor

Eddie C.Edgar

EddieBros.,

k Co. Shanghai

Edgar Ltd. Singapore

Edgebuck West Disinfecting Co. Shanghai

Edmil E. E. Elser Manila

Edsbankco.y E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Education Evans & Sons, Ltd., Edward... Tientsin

Education Educational Book Store ... Nanking

Educator Educational Distributor Manila

Edwin Reliance Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Efelias F. S. Elias Hongkong

Effective Fongkey

AmericankMetalCo. Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Efflux Shanghai

Efilms Exhibitors’ Film Exchange of China Shanghai

Egalimport Egal & Cie. Shanghai

Egerlie Gerli&Co. ... ••• Manila

Ego La

H. Pureza

Abdeen Singapore

Egyptian

Ehlers A. Ehlers & Co. Shanghai

Ehrenpreis Kaufmann k Ehrenpreis ... Sourabaya

Ehwiemeier E. H. Wiemeier Tientsin

Eidograph E. KingMotors,

k Co. Hongkong

Tokyo

Eikokubi Tozai

Eikwa

Eikwa Shanghai

Eikwa Eikwa Yoko Shanghai

Eikwakenshibu . Eikwa Kenshibu Shanghai

Einarius Einar Edwards Chefoo

Ejung Chefoo Hairnet Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ekann E. Kann k E. Mayaudon Dairen

Ekitai Teikoku Sanso K. K. Tokyo, Osaka, S’hai

Ekmans Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd. Shanghai

Elbasha The Ellis T. Basha

Elbmirg Geo. Grimble k Co. Hongkong

Eleclight Amoy Electric Light k Power Co. ... Amoy

Elecplater Cheung Loy Hongkong

F2

F34 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad -. Firm Name Place

Electeer Taiping Electrical Supply Co. Perak

Electeng Municipal Elec. Dept. Singapore

Electric Foochow Electric Co., Ltd. Foochow

Electric Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Electric /Peiping Chinese Electric Light and Power! Peiping

Electrical (. Porter

Co., Ltd.

& Co. ... ...J Shanghai

Electricity Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ld. Macao

Electro ... Vragg & Aanbod Soerabaya

Elee

Elee Aug. Michels Tientsin

Elephant E. Lee Tientsen

Shanghai

Sir Jacob Behrens & Sons

Elephant D. C. Palfreeman Shanghai

Elephant Takemura & Co.... Osaka

Eiger Elked & Gerdts ... Tokyo

Elias E. D. Sassoon Banking Corporation... Shanghai, Hongkong

Elias R. H. Elias Shanghai

Elite J. H. Ellis & Sons Singapore

Elite Elite Styles Hongkong

Elitlace Elite Lace Co. Shanghai

Elixir Georgetown Dispensary, Ltd. Penang

Elizalde Elizalde & Co. .. ... S’hai, H’kong, Man.

Elizalde Tanduay Distillery Inc. Manila

Elledga Ellis ,tcfc Co.

Edgar Hongkong

Elmco Elm '

.El Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos Shanghai

... Manila

Elori Chang Yi Co. Tientsin

Elpecode

Elphinston S.E. Elphinstone Taihoku (Taipeh)

Elssaawad Awad &. Co. Manila

Elteda Empresa Lusitana de Transports Macao

Elzenith El Zenith Jewelry Store Manila

Emba Bachrah Motor Co., Inc. ... Manila

Embroidery Swatow Trading Co. ... ' Hongkong

Emdeebee H. Henshelwood Singapore

Emeco . Eastern Mercantile

Emeus Emens & Co. Shanghai

Emin M. & E. Nathan... Singapore

Emissarius Y.M.C.A. of China S’hai, Ho., H’kong

Emmafabriek Biljartfabriek “Emma” ... Batavia

Emmandess J. L. Hunter Shanghai

Emmandess Morreau, Spiegelberg & Thompson Shanghai

Empire Empire Hotel Selangor

Empireco . Empire Trading Co. Hongkong

Empirefilm British Empire Film Co. Singapore

Hongkong

Empresloge

Empress . Empress Lodge (Private

Malaya Publishing House,Hotel)

Ltd. Singapore

Emsco Empire Sales Co. Hongkong

Emsfischer . Emil S. Fischer Tientsin

Emueller E. Mueller Motor Agency... Bangkok

Enamel Associated Enamelware Companies ... Shanghai

Enbikei Nippon Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Yokohama

Enderlein R. Enderlein Osaka

Endure Harris Memorial Sciiool Manila

Endure Methodist Book Room Manila

Energon N. V. Algemeene Ned. Ind. Elect. My. Sourabaya

Enelectico . English Electric Co., Ltdl Penang, Perak

Eneswaico . Nippon Suitsuru Yakuhin Gomei K. Tokyo

Engincomer . Leyseco China Co., Ltd. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES F35

Gable Ad: Firm, Name Place

Engincomer f Chien Hsin Engineering Co., G. m, b. H. \ Shanghai, Hongkong

I (Ltd.) j •••

Engine ... Association of Engineers Singapore

Engineer ... J. F. Black & Co. Peiping

Englimeth .. United Methodist Mission ... Tientsin

Engravprin ... Bureau of Engraving and Printing Peiping

Enilosag ... Union Motor Supply Co. ... Hongkong

Enkee

Ennenberg ...... Enkee

Enryb A.

Trading Agency

Ennenberg’ Manila

Kobe

Enso ... Nivea Co. Hankow

... F. B. Broad & Son Kobe

Enterland f China Entertainment & Land Invest- \ Hongkong

Enterland ment Co.,

King’s Ltd. ...

Theatre J '"

Enterprise ... Barry & D.odwell, Ltd. Hongkong

Enterprise ... China Fruit Enterprise, Ltd. Chungking

Hongkong

Enthusiast .. Evans Pugh & Co. Hankow

Enzedtimba .. New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Epenn ... E. Penn Co. Hongkong

Equipment

Equivocal .. Office Equipment Co. Shanghai

.. Gillespies, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Equivocal Suzette .... .... .... Shanghai

Erbniohit .. EickhofF

Erdmann Erdmann & Sielcken Sourabaya

Erlgalinc ' . .. Erlanger and Galinger, Inc. Manila

Erpiorient Western Electric Co., of Asia Manila, Tientsin

Erquiaga B. de Erquiaga, Inc. Manila

Erreves .. Jensen & Co. Shanghai

Ersel Agips Tea Sales ... Hongkong

Ersel Exporters & Impts. Cooperative Co. Hongkong

Eruco Hua Mao Trading Co. Peiping

Escherwyss Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Ltd. ... Tokyo

Escodrugco Escolta Drug Co. Manila

Escompto / Nederlandsch Indischi Escompto \ Sourabaya, Padang

Escosam { Maatschappy / Dairen

.. Siemssen & Co.

Eseskwan .. Kwan Chiu & Co Tientsin

Eshing . E. Shing & Co Shanghai

Esjavooil Sidney J. Powell .... Shanghai

Eskelund .. Eskelund & Co Shanghai

Eskimo Shanghai Elec. Construction Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Espab . Sakuma Pabco Industrial Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Esparto . Oversea Trading Syndicate .... Penang

Esperanza .. Esperanza Garage Shanghai

Especo Manila Hat Factory Manila

Essabhoy .. Faizullabhoy, E., Merchant & Com., Agt. Kobe

Essence Ellinger & Co. ... Sourabaya

Essoco Esso Co. Shanghai

Essoco Olfner & Co. Shanghai

Essigsilk . Emile Essig Shanghai

Estafette /N. V. Hollandisch-Amerikaansche ) E. C. Sumatra

\ Plantage Mij. j

Estasiatic • 1 Asiatique/Cie AsiatiqueFrancais)

et Africaine (Dept. Est. >j Saigon

Esternile .. Eastern Isle Trading Co. Manila

Esveceeo .. Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning & Storage Co. Shanghai

Eswysco .. The Escher Wyss Engineering Works Ltd. Tokyo

F2

F36 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Etlin ... Etlin & Co. Singapore

Etnocel ... Tientsin Strawbraid and Export Co. Inc.... Tientsin

Etramco • Eastern Transport Co. Shanghai

Ebzine ... W. Etzine & Co. Kobe Shanghai, Han.

Europasia ... Furhmeister & Co. .... T’sin,

Europe ... Europe Hotel .... Singapore

Evangel ... Manchuria Christian College Mukden

Evangel ... Missionary Home Shanghai

Evangeline ... Nagasfiku Seiji Yokohama

Evan sco

Evatt ...... Evatt

H. W.

Evatt Co. Malaya, Penang

Pehang

Evatt Fire Insurance Association

Penang Chamber of Commerce of Malaya ... Penang

Eveche Vicariat Apostolique de Yunnanfu ... Yunnanfu

Evely ... La Estrella del Nortei Manila

Evenian ... Levon, J. Evrenian Tientsin

Eveninpost ... Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury ... Shanghai Hongkong, Macao

Everbright ... The China Metal Idfg.. Co., Ltd. ' ... Shanghai

Eveready

Everenian ... National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. ... Tientsin

Everett ... M. Avanozian &.Son • ... Kobe

... L. Everett, Inc. ... ...

Everett ... Everett Steamship Corporation ... Yokohama

Everseal ... Everseal Manufacturing Cd ■ ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Excellence ... Excelsior Co.

Excelsior ... E. G. Clarke & Co. ... Shanghai

Exchange ... J. E. Joseph Hongkong

Excigcomp ... Express Cigarette Co, ... • Tientsin, Chefoo

Excise ... Department of Excise Singapore, Penang

Eximco ... Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. (New Yorkj^U.S.A. Shanghai All Ports

Eximgre J. Grem & Co. Changsha

Eximport ... F. Czarnetski Malaya, Perak

Expanded

Experience ...... JamesWm. Jacks k Co.-, (Malaya), Etd.

Craig, Ltd. Selangor

Shanghai

Explanate ... Grosvenor Trust, Ltd.

Explanate ... Lowe, Bingham & Dunman... Singapore

Explanate ... Lowe, Bingham k Matthews... ... H’kong, S’hai, TV.sin

Export Colombo Export Co. Kobe

Tientsin

Export ... Asia Export Co.

Export American Oriental Fur Agency Tientsin

Exporter f Societa Commisionaria di Esportazione, \ Singapore

Express "■ ( e di Importazione I Selangor

Express .;. Malayan Daily Express Tsingtao

• •• General Trading Co. Hongkong

Expressly ... F. H. Mody

Ezekiels ... M. Ezekiel & Sons Singapore

Ezelco ... Zellweger & Co. Yokohama

Faci ... F.A.C.I. (Ateliers et Chantius d’Ind.) Saigon

Fachtman ... R. Fachtmann ... ... ... Yokohama

Hongkong

Facom ... Faith k Co.

Factor ... China Merchants Pongee Assocn., Inc.... Shanghai

Factor ... King Chong Loong Co. Tsingtac

Factoryrep . . W. N. A. Smalley

Facts .... Department of Statistics Kuala Lumpur

Factubank ... Manufacturers Bank of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Facundo ... Facundo, Irvino ..1 Manila

Fahsing ... Watts & Frisk Tientsin

Fairfield ... F. W. Hammond

Fairchild ... Fairchild cfc Cd., Ltd. Tientsin

CABLE ADDRESSES F37

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Fairglen .. Fairy Glen Private Hotel ... Kiukiang

Fairplay Merchandise Trading Co. ... Kobe

Faithful . The Texas Co. (China), Ltd. ... Seoul

Faizullabhoy .. E. Faizullabhoy Kobe

Fajardo .. Fajardo, Juan Manila

Famawire .. F. de Jong Shanghai

Famarods

Famarods .. E.Maison

F. Y. F.Barnes

Mathieu Soc. Ame. ... Hongkong

.. Hongkong

China International Famine Relief Com. Han., Ti., Pep., S’hai

Famrel

Fanling

Fanlo .... Hongkong

Flex. F. Fanlo &, Shanghai Banking

.... Corpn. Mukden

Manila

Fanosawa J. Osawa & Co. ... ... ... Kobe

Fanpellim . Fook Tai Co. Hongkong

Fanpellim Rainbow Neonlite Oo., Ltd. Hongkong

Fanum Hong Kong Automobile Assn. Hongkong

Fareast FarBollenhagen

H. Eastern Commercial Agency Hongkong

Fareast

Fareastein Tientsin

Shanghai

Fareastico Far Eastern Insurance Co. Shanghai

Farimex . Far Eastern

Far Eastern Imp.

Investment

& Exp. Co.

Co. ...... Shanghai

Farmacope . Pharmaceuticals (Far East), Ltd. Hongkong

Farmcent . Farmacia Central, Inc. Manila

Farmer W. Farmer & Co. ... ... Canton

Farnham Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Farr . Dunford Wood

Farseeing .. P. T. Farrell & Co. ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Farshipco

Farview . Far East Shipping Co. Shanghai

Far Eastern Review Singapore

Fasuco Yoong Cheong Shoe Co. ...

Fatechand Fatechand & Sons ‘ ...' ... Kobe

Faure . E. FaUre Kobe

Faversham . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. Manila

Favorparts .. The Favour Auto Parts Co-: .... Hongkong

Hongkong

Fcole . F. Cole & Co. Shanghai

Featherco .. China Feather Co., Ltd. ... Per., Selangor

Federal .. Federal Dispensary, Ltd.

Federated .. Federated Engineering Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Federations .. Germann & Co., Ltd. ... ... Manila

Feilun . Ulderup & Co. ... ... : n. ... Hongkong

Feldbobe .. F. Feld & Co. ... Canton, Hongkong

Feldstein . Tientsin Trading Qo. Tientsin

Felgate .. R. H. Felgate & Co. ... (a ... Shanghai

Felix . Felix Hat Shop Hongkong

Felspar .. Osborne & Chappel .. ... Perax

Femor .. Far East Motors Hongkong

Fencibles John D. Humphreys it Son... Hongkong

Hongkong

Fencibles Peak Tramways Co., Ltd.

Fentimine hiorth East Mining Administration Mukden

Ferdy . Santos .... Hongkong

Fergyco F. Farmer & Co. Canton

Fergyco John H. Ferguson & Co. ... Shanghai

Fertitinpla . Briton Ferry Steel & Tinplate Agency, Ltd. Shanghai

Fermont Fermont Cuypers, N.V. Batavia

Fernanco . Fernandez & Co. .... Manila

Fernandez . Fernandez Hermanos, Inc. Manila

Fernandina . M. Fernandez Hongkong

Fernando Malay Peninsula Agency Singapore

Ferns talk . American Board Mission ... ... Tientsin, Foochow

Fernstalk . Kate C. Woodhull Hospital .... Foochow

F;*8 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad : Firm Name Place

Ferrier V. E. Ferrier ... ... ... Canton

Ferroco ... Manila Railroad Co. Manila

Ferroconco ... Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co. Hongkong

Ferrostaal ... Ferrostaal A. G. Shanghai

Fesco ... Far Eastern Sanitary Co. S hai, Han., Nanking

Festaka ... Takahashi Co. Tokyo

Fetcol ... Franco Eastern Trading S’pore, H’kong

Fette ... American Chamber of Commerce Peiping

Fette ... Fette Rug Co., Inc. U.S.A. ... Peiping

Fette ... Fette Peiping Rugs Shanghai

Fez • F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Manila

Fez Zuellig

Fiat ... S. A. Fiat (Inc. in Italy) Singapore

Fibres Shanghai

Fichter ...... Anderson

Lustre Fibres, Ltd.& Co.

Clayton Osaka

Shanghai

Fideus ... Haworth & Co., Ltd., Richard Tokyo

Fiegel

Field •••

... Fiegel Shokai

Whitfield & Co. Amoy

Figueras Figueras Hermanos Manila

Selangor

Figures ... H. Davis

Figures ... Payne, Davies & Co.

Filgar ... Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc. Manila

Fililumber ... Filipinas Lumber Oo., Inc. Manila

Filmhome ... Red Seal Film Co. China, Ltd. Shanghai

Filmodep ... Filmo Depot Hongkong

Fima ••• “Fi-Ma” Manila

Finance ... Pearson & Co. ... ... Kobe, Y’hama, Tokyo

Shanghai

Finance ... Finance & Commerce Shanghai

Finansbank ... Finance Banking Corpn., Ltd.

Findmill ... Findlay Millar Timber Co. ... Manila

Finearts ... Pol Land Silk Hosiery Co. ... Canton

Finelight ... Continental Flashlight Mfg. Co., Ltd. Hongkong Sh., Tsingtao, Ti.

Finlandia

Finlandia .. Consulate for

... Legation for Finland Finland Tokyo

Finlor Singapore

Finnagency ...... Goodyear Orient Co.,

Finnish Consulate ... Ltd. ... Kobe

Hongkong

Fir House ... Ma Clinic

Firestone ... Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Manila, S’pore, S’hai

Pinna ... Yokohama Fire & Marine Ins. Oo. Yokohama

t;,. ,

T irnatex (Warner

— , (Japan) Inc. ... Bros. First National

... Pictures (

.../ Tokyo, H’kong

Firthsteel |Tims. Firth & John Brown Ld., (Sheffield, j Osaka, Tokyo

Fischer ... E. Fischer Osaka

Fishrich ... The American Flour Co. ... ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Fishstore ... Hongkong Fish Store

Fisktire ... Fisk Rubber Oo. Singapore

Fisktire ... The Fisk Tire Co., Inc. ... ... Manila

Fisktyre ... The Fisk Tyre Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Fitzgerald ... G. Fitzgerald Shanghai

Flagstand ... Pacific Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Han., S’hai,T’tsin,

Can.,

Flamingo ... Y. M. C. A. (Chinese) ... ... j Foochow,

Hongkong

Fleet ... H. A. Fleet Tientsin

Fleisado ... Standard Brands of Asia, Inc. Yokohama

Fleming ... Fleming Bros. Perak

Florintal ... La Flor de Intel Cigar Factory Manila

CABLE ADDRESSES F39

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Florintal O.La G.FlorMaerk Shanghai

Elorluzon de Luzon Cigar Factory Manila

Floro Floro, Martiniano Manila

Manila

Floro Bros Manila Blue Printing Co.

Flourish Chiu Hongkong

Flourman Kong Bros.Chee Cheong & Co. Penang

Flowerdew Flowerdew Co. ... Selangor

Fluoric Foster McClellan Co. : Shanghai, Si.

Flushness Swatow Weng Lee Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Flying Imperial Airways Ltd. ... ...

Foamoock Ye© Oheong & Co. Hongkong

Foantar Foan Tar & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fobesco Fobes & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Focktai Fock Tai & Co. Weihaiwei

Fogbane Fogden Brisbane A Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong,. Singapore

Fogiltoft Fog, Raebild & Toft Kobe

Fohka Volkart Bros Agency Tientsin

Foho China Express Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fokeng Fook Weng & Co. Shanghai

Fokko Fokkes & Koch Tokyo

Folasmidth F. L. Smidth & Co. Peiping, Tokyo, S’hai

Folger Arthur Folger Shanghai

Foncim Fonciere et Immob. de Chine Shanghai

Fonco Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co. ... Hongkong

Fonco Universal Sales . .. Hongkong

Fongbros Fong Brothers «k Co. Hongkong

Fongnamsang Fong Nam Sang & Co. Singapore

Fongtsuen British-American Tobacco Co. China, Ld. Canton

Foodrug International Food & Drug Co. Shanghai

Foohsiang Oriental Trading & Engineering Co Tientsin

Fookee General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Mukden

Fookonwing Fook On Wing, Ltd. Hongkong

Foonghupsing Foong Hup Sing Foundry ... Ipoh, Perak

Football Shanghai Football Association Shanghai

Footease Foot Ease Hosiery Mill Ho,, Shanghai

Footrule Elliott Shanghai

Fooxco H FooxHazzard& Co. . ... Tientsin

Foowei Foo Wei & Co. Wei-hai-wei

Fooyau Foo Yau Investment & Savings Co., Ltd. Macao

Ford China Inlknd Motors Fed. Inc. U.S.A. Hankow

Fordcar Wallace, Harper & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Fordire

Fordmalaya Ford Hire Services Singapore

Fordmotor Ford

Ford Motor Co. ofCo.Malaya,

Motor Car of Japan,Ltd.Ltd. Yokohama

Fordmotor Ford Motor Co., Inc. Shanghai

Foreigny Foreign Y.M.C.A. of Shanghai Shanghai

Foremost Keng Lee & Co. Singapore

Forenex J. D. Lewis Osaka

Forsterco G. P. Forster & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Forteaco The Formosa Black Tea Co. ... Taihoku

Fortune L. Moses Shanghai

Fotrad Foreign Trading Co. Hongkong

Hankow

Fouchong S. Molchanoff Pechatnoff & Co.

Foufoong Fou Shanghai

Fox Fox Foong

Bros. &Flour Mill Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Foxfilm Fox Eiga Kaisha ... Tokyo

Foxhound Royal Exchange Assurance ... Singapore

Foxhound British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

J?40 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Foxstar Fox and Morrison Tientsin

Fraliguori F. & G. Liguori Kobe

Framboise Craik, D. McLeod Penang

Framboise Swan & McLaren r Penang, Singapore

Framinsure Sh.,

Cie Franco-Americaine dAssurance . • • i. Saigon, Hankow,

Hanoi

P1 ramroz Framro & C’o. ... ••• , Singapore

Shanghai

Framroze F. R. Dastoor & Co. Manila

Franbert Garcia and Garcia All Ports .

Francasia Assurance Franco Asiatique ... T’tsin, Sh., Hankow

Francecom The French Chamber of Commerce of China Shanghai

Francellis Ellis & Hays Hongkong, Hankow

Francimpor France Import

Francosib S’hai Engineering & Contracting Co. Shanghai Tientsin

Framgar Garage Central

F ranho St. Francis Hotel ... -• Hongkong

Franip Banque Franco Japonaise Tokyo

Frankaron Frankel & Aaron Singapore

Franklin Thompson & Co. Kobe

Franklin Franklin & Co. Tientsin

Franklinac Franklin A. C., F.x.c. Hongkong

Frankpecoe . Peek & Co., Ltd. Singapore, Batavia

Franpekoe Francis Peek & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Fransiabank Banque Franco Chinoise Harbin

Fransulat French Consulate All Ports

Frantz G. Frantz & Co. Tsingtao

Fraser Tata & Co., (Ltd. Singapore

F1 raser Fraser k Co.

Banque Franco-Asiatique ...

Singapore

Harbin

Frasiabank Kobe

Fraser Peter Fraser & Co.

Frastrateco Frazar Estate Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Fraternity . Fraser & ,Co. Shanghai

Fraternity B. D. Tata & Co... Shanghai

Frawei F. Weiss Osaka

Frawithers . Fraser & Co., Lt., George ... Shanghai

Frazar . Frazar Federal Inc., U.S.A. All Ports

Frazer . Manchurian Merchant Trading Co. Harbin

Freag . Far-Eastern Grocer’s Advocate Hongkong

Fredwilco . Field Wilson & Co., Inc. Manila

Fredkew Fred iKew & Co ... Hongkong

Fredkew . Fred Kew Estate Agency Hongkong

Freebac Tobacco Trading Corporation Shanghai

Freelcress . Siam Free Press Co. Bangkok

Freepress . Philippines Free Press Manila

Freixas Freixas & Co. Manila

French School . .... Ecole Municipale Francais Hankow

Freshfood Hongkong Fresh Food Supply Co. ... Hongkong

Frenstor ' French Store Hongkong

Fretekkah .. Soc. Francaise des Mines . Perak

F rounder International Bye Products Co. Pep., Ti., Sh.

Friesland Cooperative Condensfabriek “ Friesland ” Hongkong

Shanghai

Frigerabat .. Shanghai Ice, & Cold Storage Co., Ltd. ... Tsingtao

Frinke .. Bruno Frinke Manila

Frison S. Frison & Sons Co. Tokyo

Fritzke Walter Fritzke ...

CABLE ADDRESSES F41

Firm Name Place

Froiman Froiman Co. Tientsin

Frozen Lim Khoon King Singapore

Fuchsrena Fuchs & Rens, Ltd. E. C. Sumatra

Fuchung Fu Chung Kanikow Wood Oil Corp. Ld. Tientsin

Fu chung Tientsin Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Fuchung The Fu Chung Corporation Tientsin, Nanking

Fuelco Hongkong Fuel & Shipping; Co. Hongkong

Fuelite . British Naval Office Shanghai

F uhlee Hall & Holtz, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Fujioka Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Fujiyama Fujiyama Hongkong

F uj iyama Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fukentimes . Fookien Times Co. Manila

Fukube Hattori Siho^en ... ... Yokohama

Fukiendrug . Fukien Drug Co., Ltd. Amoy

Fukientimes Fukien Times Manila

Fuktraco Fukien Trading Co. Foochow

Fukuiyoko Fukui Yoke Paper Dealers Shanghai

Fukusho Fukusiho Co. Dairen

Fukushima Fukushima & Go. Shanghai

Fukusei Fukusei Co. Tsingtao

Fukuyama Fukuyama Trading Oo. ... Mukden

Fulford G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd. of Canada ... Shanghai, Singapore

Fulgentio Denis Freres d’lndochine, S. A. Saigon

Fulgura Bergmann Electric Co. Shanghai

Fuloshanoo Frodsham & Co., Ltd. Peiping

Fulton Fulton & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Fumagalli , China Silk Co. ... Shanghai

Fun . Fun Health Resort Penang

Fun . Miami Beach Hotel Penang

Fungmanter Fung Manter & Co. Hongkong

Fuper Fukien Paper Manufg. Co., Ltd. Foochow

Furnic International Furnishing Co' Hongkong

Furnishing

F urnistore Bangkok House Furnishing Co.

. The Sun Wall Co. SingaporeBangkok

Penang,

Furniture Hongkong Furniture Co:, Ltd. Hongkong

Furnprince Furness (Far East), Ltd. ... Hongkong, S’hai

Furstudio The Furniture Studio Hongkong

Furueleco Furukawa Electric ’Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Furukawa Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. Dai., Sh., Tientsin

Furwool Fur Wool Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Mukden, Harbin

Fusokaijo Fuso Marine & Fire Insqe. Co., Ltd Shanghai

Futaby Tanuki Ya (K. Abe & Co.) Tokyo

Futai Fock Tai & Co. ... Port Edward

Futehally N. Futehally & Sons , Kobe

Gaboco , Gabbot & Co. Shanghai

i Gabor fN.V.’s Gravenhaagsche Industrial en | Harbin

' \ Handel Maatschappij

Gabu'n . G. A. Burn Hongkong

Gaeanpac Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. ... All Ports

Gadsby . J. Gadsby Tokyo

Gaelic Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd. Bangkok

Gaflac /Gen’l. Accidt. Fire And Life Assur. • j Shanghai, S’pore

’ \ Corpn. Ltd. ....

Gakelline . Gaskell & Co. .... ... r , ; '{ ..... Manila

Galang Galang Besar Rubber Plantations, Ld. Poeloe, Galang

¥42 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Oale . L. E. Gale & Co. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.) Shanghai, Hankow

Calatds General Trading Co. Tientsin

Galatis . D. E. Galatis Tientsin

G allop . H. B. Gallop Shanghai

Gamad . Gamad & Co. ... ..„ Hongkong

Gamber . Malaya Film Service Singapore

G ammeter . E. O. Gammeter & Co. Singapore

Gammon . Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. Singapore

Ganesh . Ganesh Printing Works Penang

Gansmoe . T. B. Gansmoe ... Kobe

Gaol Prison Department Malacca

Gapastate . W. R. M. Stevens Shanghai

Garcia . W. J. Garcia Singapore

Gardiner VV. H. Gardiner ... Shanghai

Gardona | Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappii- 1 Hongkong, S’pore

i N.V. ... ... .../ Manila

Garenri New Orleans Commercial Co. Shanghai

Gasoonbabs Geo. Simmons & Co. Hongkong

Gasimmons Gascon Motor Co.

Gasimmons Geo. A. Simmons & Co. ... Shanghai

Gaslight Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uassmana Gassmann & Co. ... Shanghai

Gasworks Manila Gas Corporation ... Manila

Gates Frank Gates Shanghai

Gatliff Hardy Gatiff & Co., Ltd., Walter Tientsin

Gatom MacMillan Export Co. Tokyo

Gaurdian Malacca Guardian, Ltd. ... Malacca

Gauthier Gauthier & Co. ... Hongkong

Gawbros Gaw Bros., Ltd. ... Singapore

Gazette Pinang Gazette Press Ltd. Penang

Gebird G. E. Bird Shanghai

Gebork G. Borkowsky Kobe

Gebowen Bowen (fc Co. Manila

Geddes Geddes Tdg.

Gedeon Gedeon Freres Kobe

Gedong Atlas Ice Co., Ltd. Malacca

Geeteedee George Town Dispensary, Ltd. Perak, Malac ca,

Penang

Gemae German Machine Co. Shanghai

Gemaco General Machinery Co., Inc. Manila

Genatoco Genato & Co. Manila

Generasso F. Schoene Yokohama

Generasso Home Insurance Co. Yokohama

Genfer M. A. Genfer Harbin

Gene General Export Co. Tientsin

Gen forge General Forge Products (1929), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Genhosp Shanghai General Hospital Shanghai

Genji Kato & Co. Yokohama

Gemlectric Chas. A. Sohieren Co. H’kong, Shanghai

Genlectric The General Electric Co. (of China),Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Genlectric Fraser & Chalmers’ Engrg. Works ... Shanghai

Gen mo General Motors Japan Ltd. ... Toyko

Genmotjava N. V. Batavia

Genpa General Paint Corporation Shanghai

Gensburger Gensburger k Co. Shanghai

Genshoto The Mercantile Co. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES F43

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Genstore . General Store Selangor

Gcntaro . Tanaka & Co. Osaka

Gentraders Shanghai Engineering Go. Shanghai

Genuinely The Globe Trading Cb. Hongkong

Genyue . Poy G. Lee Shanghai

Geobanker Geo. Osaka

Geo Francos FrankH. &Banker-

Co. .... .... Manila

Geology . Geological Survey Batu Gajah, F.M.S.

Georgeston . George Bros. Swatow

Geranchine . Banque Franco-Chinoise ... All Ports

Germinal Germinal Cigar & Cigarette Factory Manila Hongkong

Geron dal A. E. Gerondal

Gershevich . Gershevich Bros. ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Gerzco . Gerz & Co. Tientsin

Gestetner .. N. V. Handel Mij. Gestetuer Batavia

Gestetner 1 D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. S’pore , Bangkok,

Manila, H’kong

Gestetners ' . Gestetner Duplicators .... ; Shanghai

Getco General Trading Co. Hongkong

Getz Getz Bros. & Co. ... All Ports

Geyer Hans Geyer Bangkok

Giarc . Craig & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Gianchand Kashmir Silk Store Hongkong

Giansingh . Gian Singh & Co. Selangor

Gibb . Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. | H’kopg, Foochow,

(Shanghai

Gibbs . .Gibbs & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Giblet Phoenix Assurance Co,, Ltd.... Hongkong

Gibmac . J. H. Gibson Manila

Gibslaw , Gibbs and McDonough Manila

Gidaiyoko Gidai Yoko Shanghai

G i leap . Capstick Tientsin

Gild . H. Gild Singapore

Giles St. Giles British School Tsingtao

Gilfillan . Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Gillis . I. V. Giilis Peiping

Gillon . Gillon & Co. Hankow, Yokohama

Gilman . Gilman

Gimhua . Lim Sae Gim & Co. Manila

Gimseng Beng Swee & Co., Ltd. Penang

Ginszu . Li & Cb. Hankow

Gipoo E. Gipperich & Co. Hongkong

Gipperich McKesson & Robins, Inc. ... Tientsin

Girard Getly Co., The Shanghai

Gishoyoko Gisho Electric Co. Tientsin

Giacis Hongkong & Canton Ice Mannfg. Co. Hongkong

Gladness Woo & Woo .... Hongkong

Manila

Glaiserman I. M. Glaiserman Inc.

Glanzmann Glanzmann k Co. ••• Shanghai

Glass Chua Yap Manila

/Glass Products Trade & Industrial /

Glass ‘ I Co., Ltd. ... .. ... f Harbin

Glass T. . Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Gledhill . Allen & Gledhill ... ( Johore, Singapore,

I Malacca

Glenline . Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd. S’hai, Hankow, T’tsin

Glenny . Dr. E. Glenny ... Negri Sembilan

F44 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Globance | Liverpool & London & Globe Insce. 1 Shanghai

Globe 1 Co., Ltd. ... ... ...J

Globe Liverpool k L’don & Globe Insce. Co. Tokyo, Hongkong

Glomobile Lun Hee Chang, Ltd. Singapore

Gloucester . The Globe Automatic Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Glueckauf The Gloucester Hotel Hongkong

Gmehling A. Goeke & Co. ... Hongkong

Gobetau abe Gmehling & Co. ... Shanghai

Gobhai . Tanabe Gohei Shoten Osaka

. Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. Shanghai

Godavery .. • Hongkong & Shanghai Ranking Corpn. ... San Francisco

Goddard . Goddard & Douglas Hongkong

Godgani . E. Vernaudon Tientsin

Godhelp . R. E. Desai Hongkong

Go downs . H’kong & KToon Wharf & Godown Co. Hongkong

Godwin . Godwin Holgate & Co. (F. East), Ltd. Singapore

Goertz . Goertz & Diener, Ltd. Hankow

Goessle . R. F. Goessle Singapore

Gokuya . O. Makino, Esq. ... Tokyo

Goldam . Konietzke & Goldan Motor Works ... Tientsin

Goldbrofur . Gold & Bros , Inc. Tientsin

Goldenberg Goldenberg & Co., Inc. Manila

Goldenstar . The Golden Star Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Goldenpond . K. C. Chiu Hongkong

Golder . Konietzke Tientsin

Goldfinch . Clover Flower Shop ■ Hongkong

Goldfirch . The Hongkong Nursery Hongkong

Gomumari . lida & Co. Osaka, Kobe

Gondamow . C. H. Gonda Shanghai

Gonpu . Gonzalo Punyat & Sons Manila

Gonpu Puyat Music House Manila

Goodbooks Singapore

Goodearth

Goodhong ,.. GoodGood

The Books,Earth

Pictures

Godown& Works

Co. of Art, Ltd. Hongkong

Hongkong

. Good Hong Tobacco Co. ... '

Goodliness . Chop Kian Cheong Singapore

Goodman Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Harbin

Goodridge Kobe Engineering Works ... Osaka

Goodrush Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Goods . Traders Co. Amoy

Goodwood . Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore

Goodyear . Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.. Shanghai, Manila

Goodyear . Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co. E. C- Sumatra

Gordon . Gordons Ltd. Hongkong

Gorkom . N. Y. J. Van Gorkom & Co. Batavia

Goshfrazco Frazar & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Gosho . Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha ... Shanghai

Goessele . Goessele, R. F. Singapore

Gossgae . United Exporters, Ltd. Singapore

Gothloid Otomune & Co. ... Osaka

Gotiangee Go Tian Gee & Co. Manila

Gotiaoco Insular Navigation Co. Cebu

Goticus Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Osaka

Goticus Boving & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Gotla . P. D. Gotla & Co. Hongkong

Goullart , P. Goullart Shanghai

Gouwboenseng .. Gouw Boen Seng k Co. ... Batavia

Governbank The Central Bank of China ... Tientsin

Govsec The Secretariat ... ... Sarawak

CABLE ADDRESSES E45

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Graca Graea & Co. . Hongkong

Giaciani J. Graciani & Co. . Kobe

Gradatim A. L. Anderson & Co. . Shanghai

Grafonola Columbia Gramaphone Co. Tokyo, Kobe

Graham Teluk Anson Cash Chemists . Teluk Anson

Gi ahamite Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark . Shanghai

Grama Manila Grafica, Inc. . Manila

Grandotel The Grand Hotels, Ltd. Harbin, Tsingtao

Grandhotel Grand Hotel . Perak

Granitoid Bitzer & Co. . Hongkong

Granite Brash & Smith ... . Perak

Graphite Japan Graphite Refining & Mfg. Co., Ltd. Kobe

Grasano

Graval

Asano Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

The Ajit Singh Bros. .. Hongkong

Tokyo

Grayehlook Concrete Products, Ltd. . Hongkong

Grearaimc Araneta, Inc. Gregorio . Man ila

Grease A. P. Greaves . Hongkong

Great Mington Forwarding and Express Co. .. . Tientsin

Greateast Great Eastern Hotel .■. . Selangor

Greateast Great Eastern Life Assurance Co-, Ltd. Sai., Selangor, Si.

Greatest Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. . Manila Manila* Bangkok

Greathotel Great Eastern Hotel ...

Greatwall The Hwa Chang Company, Ltd. ... Shanghai Hankow

Gredispen Great Eastern Dispensary

Greenland China Underwriters, Ltd. . Tientsin

Greenland Greenland & Sons . Tientsin

Greenland Green Island Cement Co., Ltd. . Hongkong, Macao

Greenwood Gill & Co. . Tokyo

Greggcar Gregg Co., Ltd. ... . Manila

Gregorian T.China

M. Underwriters,

Gregory & Co.Ltd. . Hongkong

Greig . Foochow

Greig M. W. Greig & Co. . Foochow

Greiss North China Fur & Co. . Tientsin

Greiwis Molnar &• Greiner . Shanghai

Greiwis ./Oliem en Vetten Import en Export j- Shanghai

\ Maatschappij (Olimpex) . Osaka

Greka

Grenard L.G. K.Grenard

Kahn & &Co.Co.... •• . (Per.,

Shanghai

Sel., Negri

Grenier Charles Grenier & Son, Ltd. ... • \Sembilan

Grifco Griffith & Co. .... . Hongkong

Griffith T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd. . Shanghai

Grilk C.MaxJ. Grill

Grilk . Shanghai

Grill

Grinsten

....

Far Eastern Trading Co. . Tsingtao

Hakodate

Grobnol W. S. Longborg ... .. Shanghai

Groseribs J.Grosvenor

F. Grose Hotel

& Co .... . Hongkong

Grosvenor . Singapore

Groversims J. Grover Sims ... ,. Kobe

Guanmoh Guan Mob Co. . Perak

Guardian “Guardian

Malacca Assurance

Guardian” Co.Ltd. • ...... • .. Yokohama

Malacca

Guardian Guan Hin Co. . Alor Star

Guanhin .. Kobe

Gubbay Unico Trading Co., Ltd. ... . Shanghai

Gubs D. M. Gubbay

Guentzel Handel Mij. Gentzel & Schumacher " (E. C. Sum., Padang,

(Singapore

Guianto General Commercial Corporation . Shanghai

F46 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Guillca .. Italian

G. E. Campbell Manila

Peping

Guira Hospital for Chinese

Gula j , Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates, Ld. Perak

Gully . J. Gully ifc Co. Tientsin

Gumco . Dunlop Rubber Co. Kobe

Guntzel N. Y. Handel Maatschappij Sourabaya

Gunyon . C. C. Gunyon Kobe

Gupta A. M. Gupta Kobe

Gurvich Fancy Goods Store Canton

Gussie . Hongkong Publishing Bureau Hongkong

Guthrie Guthrie & Co., Ltd. / Pen., Perak, E. C.

(. Sum., Singapore

Guttridge Guttridge & Chambers, Inc. Manila

Guzdar . Guzdar & Co. Hankow

Gysom International Engineering Co., Inc. ... Bangkok

Habibullah H. M. Habibullah Co. Shanghai

Habiture . Huttenbach, Ltd ... Si., Pen., Per.

Hachiro Hayashi

. Hackmack & Co& Co. Shanghai

Hackmack . L. Hackmeier Tientsin

Hackmeier Walter Hartmann .... Singapore

Shanghai

Hadoinan . N. Y. Heybroek’s Groothhandel Batavia

Hageehandel

Hagemeyer Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Haiohang Hai Chang S.iS. Co. Shanghai

Haidarali . Haidarali & Co. Kobe

Haidefag . Agfa China Co Hongkong

Haiho . Haiho Conservancy Commission Tientsin

Hainanmotor . Hainan Motor Co. Hoihow

Haitradco .. Haiho Trading Co. Tientsin

Haitradco Commercial Union Assn. Co.. Ltd. ... Tientsin

Haitradco Hoffman Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Haitradco , Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Hajibachee .. Haji Bachee & Sons Malacca

Hajipichay . N. JST. Pitchay Bros. Malacca

Hajisavul ,. A. I. Savul & Co. Shanghai

H akaca Hua Kuang Trading Corpn. Tientsin

Hakatz . Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Hakim . Kavira

Halco . Hallam & Co. Selangor

Hale . Wm. Hale & Co., Ltd. Saigon

Haleshoeco .... Hale Shoe Co.

Phillips China Co. Manila

Halfwatt Shanghai

Halifax . Halifax Insurance Co. Shanghai

Hall . Jno. W. Hall Yokohama

Hall & Hall . Hall & Hall Shanghai

Hall aw China United Import and Export Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hallaw Hall, Law & Co., Ltd. Ho., Shanghai

Halliard A.Frank

R. H.R.Esmail Hongkong

Hailing Hailing Co. ... Tsingtao

Hongkong

Hallway .. Way & Hall

Hallock’s Chinese Almanac ... Shanghai

Haloheme Philips China Co. Shanghai

Balwatt Hamasaki & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Hamasaki

Hamberli . Hamburg-Amerika Line Hongkong

Hambro / Hamilton Brown Shoe Store and | Manila

' \ Haberdashery Hongkong

Hamet

Hammer . A. H. Hamet & Co. Singapore

. W. Hammer

Hamra .. James Hamilton, Ltd. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSED F47

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Hamraco A. J. Hamrath & Co. ... Shanghai

Hanby Danby and Hance Hongkong

Handelbank N. Y. Nederland sch Indische Handels bank All Ports

Handelsblad Soerabaiasch Handelsblad Sourabaya

Handelskam German Chamber of Commerce Hankow, Shanghai

Handgesell Szechuan Handels Gesellschaft M.B.H. ... Chungking

Handbeart Samuel, Osborn & Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Hand writer Wilson Oscar Singapore

Handy

Hangming F.St. W.Mary’s Dispensary

Hammond

Shanghai

Handkerchf K. Yoshizaki & Co. Osaka

Hankowbank Hankow Bank, Ltd. Hankow

Hanland Bremen Colonial & China Trading Co. :.. Tientsin

Hanmow James Magill & Co. Shanghai

Hannibal W. A. Hannibal & Co., Ltd. ... Can., Hongkong

Hannibal H. Reiss Quartz

Hanovia & Co. (Fed.

LampInc.,

Co. U.S.A.) Shanghai

Hanolamp Beyer & Co., Ltd T’sin, H’kong, Canton

Hansa Tesdorpf, Hannig & Co. ... Newchwang

Hansatrans HanseaticConsulate

Motor Co.... 0 ... Shanghai

Hanseatic

Hansen Danish Tokyo

Han Yeh Ping Iron and Coal Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Shanghai

Hansteel

Hans Hans Wolf

Hapagwolf N.

GermanV. Behn,Steamship

Meyer & Co., H. Mij.

Agencies

Kobe Cebu

Manila,

Manila

Hapag Hamburg-Amerika Linie Ti., Shanghai, Manila

Hapag

Hapag Kobe, Yokohama

C. lilies k Co

Hapag N. V. Straits Java Trading Co. ... Singapore

Happer J. S Happer Tokyo

Happy William A. Adams k Co. Shanghai

Hara Hara & Co. Yokohama

Haradagumi Harada & Co. Dairen

Harbin Nikolaeff Nickolaeff Bros. ... Harbin

Harchi Arnhold k Co., Ltd. All

Harchi China General Omnibus Co., Ltd. Sh., Ports

Foo., Can., Ho,

Hardavmocy Harley Davidson k Co. Tokyo

Hardi viler Hardivilliers & Cie ... ... Shanghai

Hardware Gordon k Cov Ltd. Shanghai

Hardware Union Trading Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

Hargenode C. Hargen k Co Shanghai

Hariram Hariram First Class Silk Store Hongkong

Harisladen H. E. Harris & Co. Shanghai

Harjanes Automatic Electric Co. ... ... Shanghai

Harlo American Merchandise Co. Kobe

Harmony Chartered Bank of India, Aust. k China... HarbinSem.

Harper Negri Sembilan Planters Association ... Neg.

Harperford Wallace Harper k Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Harque Henry Quelch k Co. Shangai

Harrieross Harrisons & Crosfield Medan

Harriman G. A. Harriman & Co. Hongkong

Harris Erin House Tsingtao

Harrisladen J. E. R. Harris k Co. Shanghai

Haschmid H. A. Schmid Co. Kobe

Hasegawa Hasegawa k Co., Ltd. Osaka

Haseyoshi Hasegawa (Yoshino) Osaka

Hashimat Hashim Commercial k Trading Co., Ltd. Manila

Hashimoto Hashimoto Kisem Eaisha, Ltd. 'Kobe

Hasksells Haskins & Sells .... Shanghai, Manila

Hassaram Hassaram k Co. Yokohama, H’kong

F48 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hatch . Hatch, Carter & Co. . Tientsin

Hatco . Hongkong American Trading Co. . Hongkong

Hatsuppler . Shanghai Hat Body Supply Co. .. Hongkong,

Shanghai Shanghai

Hattori . The Hattori Trading Co.

Hatzipapas . Industrial Marble Works . Tientsin

Hausnico Hausherr, Nishi & Co. . Kobe

Havanna . Lopato Sons, Ltd. . Harbin

Havraise . Societe Anonyme Saigon

Hawpar . Eng Aun Tong . Singapore, Hongkong

Haye . K. H. Haye & Co. ' .. Hongkong

Shanghai

Hayim . A. J. Hayim . Hongkong

Hayloft . A. H. Potts . Singapore

Hayoo .. Reuben

HazelandBros., Ltd.

cfc Gonella ,. Hongkong

Hazelearth

Healey Siam Architects (Import) ... . Bangkok

Healing . Healing & Co., Ltd. . Osaka, Tokyo

Health . Council of Health Education ... . Shanghai

Health Bureau .... Health Service Intelligence Bureau .. Hongkong, Shanghai

Shanghai

Healthco Great China Health Co. ...

Heapcheong Teo Kian Huat Co. . Amoy

Heaply .. Hongkong

Heaply

Heath Heath && Co.,

Co. Ltd. Tientsin

Heather Heath (1927), Ltd. . Shanghai

Hedimcom . Hedaya Importing Co. Shanghai

Heikodor Dr. E. Heinze . Osaka

Helencig . Helena Cigar Co. . Manila

Helios Delbourgo & Co. ... . Shanghai

Rellmann . Carlowitz & Co. . Canton

Hellyer . Hellyer & Co. .. Shidzuoka

Helm .. Helm

Helm Bros.,

& Weber Ltd. .. Kobe,

MukdenY’hama

Helm

Helm Helm House Spartments .. Yokohama

Hongkong

Helno . Helmut Kocht

Helvetia . N aigai Kagaku Bussan, G. K. . Osaka

Hemporth Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. j Manila, Iloilo,

\ Cebu, Davao

Hemssco . Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co., Ltd. . Singapore

Henchoontong

Hendersco .. Chop Hen Choon

J. Henderson & Co. Tong .. Penang

.. Tientsin

Hendry . Hung Teh Trading Co. Shanghai

Henggeler Anglo-Oriental (Malaya), Ltd. .. Perak

Henggeler . Henggeler

Louis Henkel & Martin,

& Co. Ltd. . Selangor

Henkelouis Henningsen Produce Cd. ... . Shanghai

Henndam . Henty Parbury

Kobe

Henty

Heppriest . Hepworth Priestley & Co . Hongkong

Heptagon Krishnasawny Chetty Co. ... . Kobe

Herald . North China Daily News <8c Herald, Ltd. .. . Shanghai

Herald . Hankow Herald, Inc. ... . Hankow

Herald Kobe Herald & Osaka Gazette . Kobe

Herald Philippines Herald .. Manila

Hercules Hercules Lumber Co. . Manila

Herlofson . Herlofson tfc Reeves . Shanghai

Herman H. M. de Souza & Co. Malacca

Hermes Saihara & Co., Ltd. . Osaka

Hermkramer . H. Kramer . Osaka, Tokyo

Hertz .. Dr. C. HenryHerbert,

Hertz Ltd. ... .. Penang

Herwhit Whitworth, Shanghai

Hess . Carl Hess . Manila

CABLE ADDRESSES F49

Cable Ad: Firm Name

Hestehov

Heuperman ...... ShanghaiHeupermanHorse

& VanBazaar & Motor Co.,'Ltd. Shanghai

Brevekelan Kobe

Hevea

Hewa ....... P.Carmichaehfe

H; HendryCo. ...... . .:. Singapore

Selangor

Hewet ... Hewett Art Furniture Co. Singapore

Hexagon ... Alfred Herbert, Ltd. Osaka

Heymco ... Yangtze Import Co. Shanghai

Heyn ... Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. ... Ti., Pe., Can.

Hfchangco ... H. F. Chang & Co. Tientsin

Hianguanlao ... Antonio H. G. Lao Manila

Hibert ... Dr. E. P. H. Hibert ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Hidaka ... Hadaka & Co.

Highstore ... High Street Provision Store, Ltd. ... Singapore Manila

Hilcar .... Auto Trucking Co.

Hilfarko ... Hill Pharmapy ... Kobe

Hiljebsen ... Jebsen & Co. Hongkong

Hillkatoh ... Greenhill, Kato & Co. Osaka

Hillrow .... Bowley, Davies & Co., Ltd Batavia

Himalaya .... Hongkong & Shanghai Bank ... Saigon

Himly ... Himly Ltd. Hongkong

Hingebutts ... Higashi k. Co. ... . . Osaka

Hingiap ... King Giap Co. Penang

Hingkee ... A. & P. Leong Hingkee A Co. ... Macao

Hingkee ... W. T. & L. Trading Oo. ... Selangor

Hinleong ... Hin Leong

Hinnam ... Hinnam & Little Dispensary, Ltd. ••• Singapore

Hinoya ... Japan Asbestos Slate Manufg. Co., Ltd.... Kobe

Hin,trade ... Hin Cheong Trading Co. Hongkong

Hipseng ... Hipseng Co. Shanghai

Hipwo ... Hip Wo A Co. Macao

Hipwoloong ... Hip Wo Loong A Co. Wei-hai-wei

Hire .... H’kow International Recreation Club Hankow

Hirji ... M. H. Hirji A Co. Kobe

Hirade ... K. Hirade & Co. Kobe

Hiroshima ... Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Kobe

Hiroya ... Furido Shokai Tokyo, Kobe

Hirsbrunner ... Hirsbrunner A Co. Shanghai

Hirscomp ... Hirss Co. Hongkong

Hirshorn ... M. J. Hirshorn Shanghai

Hishimaru ... Shanghai Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

Hispanoco .... Cotnpania Hispano Filipino .... Manila

Hithermost ... Ch’ng Eng Joo A Co. ... -• Penang

Hongkong

Hktyreco ... Hongkong Tyre Co.

Hoaline ... N. Y. Java-China-Japan Lijn Kobe

tt ,• (Holland East Asia Line (Eastern A | Manila

! Philippines Shipping Agencies Ltd.) Hongkong

Hohbly ... Ho Kwong

Hocanexco ... Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd Hongkong, Shanghai

Canton

Hochun ... China United Apartment ... Shanghai

Hochun ... China United Assurance Society, Ltd.... Shanghai

Hochang ... Hochang A Co.

Hockannbit ... Hock Ann Co. ‘ ... Singapore

Hockhaut Klang Malayan Pineapple Co. Klang

Hockhuat ... Swee Heng Leong A Co. . Selangor

Hodzuco ... Ho Dzu A Co. ... Chefoo

Hoeboonleong ... Hoe Boon Leong . .. •• Singapore

Shanghai

Hoehnke ... Frithjof Hoehnke ....

Hogarfilip ... El Hogar Filipina ... Manila

F50 CARLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hogg E. M. Button & Co. Canton

Hogg Hogg & Co. Canton

Holio Ho Ho Biscuit Factory Singapore

Hohong Ho Hong Oil Mills, Ltd. ... Singapore

Hohong Ho Hong Portland Cement Works Singapore

Hohong Ho Hong Steamship Co,, Ltd. Singapore

Swatow

Hohongco Ho Hong Co. (China), Ltd Singapore

Hohongsoap Ho Hong Soap Factory Hankow

Hohsin Hohsin & Co. Penang

Hokimiterk Georgetown Trader

Georgetown Motor Garage ... ... Penang

Hokimterk Hongkong Import & Export Co. Hongkong

Hokinecko Shanghai

Hokiyoko Hoki Yoko Unsan

Hokuchin Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. ... Tientsin

Hokushin Kenshim & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Holchihand Holland China Handels Compagnie Shanghai

Holchihand L.Holland China Trading

E. Illingworth .... Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Holdslooms

Hollandia Netherlands Consulate H’kong, S^pore, Ko.

Hollidays Holliday & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Holsing Trading Co. “Holland” Singapore

Holsing Handelsvereeniging Holland ... Singapore

Holstein C. Holstein & Co. All Ports

Holstein Holstein Shipping

Homaco The Hongkong Motor Accessories Co. ... Hongkong

Homer ling Lingson Engineering & Trading Co. Amoy

Homieck Paulinet & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Homine Hongkong Mineral & Trading Co. Hongkong

Homos Home of Onesiphorus Taian

Honarexco Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd Hongkong

Hongbank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Singapore Hamburg

Hongchiang Hong Chang Oil Mills Hongkong

Hongclub Hongkong Club ...

Hongcomoo The Hongkong Commercial Co. Hongkong

Hongrail Kowloon-Canton Railway .... Hongkong

Honico Heung On Insurance Go., Ltd. Hongkong

Honiron Honolulu Iron Works Co. Manila

Honkeehong Hon Kee Hong Hongkong

Honshagink Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. ... Tokyo Tokyo.

Honshi.sei Ichikawa

Honson Co.Shiseido & Co. Hongkong

Honsocoy Canton

Hon wan The Honwan Trading Cb. ... Hongkong

Hoocheongwo Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.

Hooglandt Hooglandt & Co ... Singapore

Kobe, Medan

Hoondamall Hoondamall & Son Hongkong

Hoongfatco Hoong

Hongkong Fat Trading

& Co Co. Hongkong

Hooppoles Norton & Harrison Co. Manila

Hoopton Gibb Perak

Hope

Hopebros Hope &Bros. Co. & Co .... , ...... Shanghai

Amoy

Hopec Hope Co. Chinwangtao

Hopkee Hop Kee & Co. Selangor

Hopson H. Walker Hopson Shanghai

Hormasjee J. Hormasjee Osaka

Home Horne Trading Co. Shanghai

Horrobin S.J. G.L. Brimo

Horrobin Manila

Horseshoe Hongkong ,

Horsford Chartered

Horai Gyogyo BankCo..of Ltd.

India Aust. China... Hongkong

Hortulan

CABILE ADDRESSES F51

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hoshiksuri The Hoshi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Hoshima Kenshiin & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Hosig Hoggard and Sigler .... Shanghai

Hoskyn Hoskyn & Co., inc. ... ... Iloilo

Hospl Willis F. Pierce Memorial Hospital ...... Foochow

Shanghai

Hospico Country Hospital

Hospital Saint International Hospital ... Peiping

Miohel Kobe

Hotchand Hotchand Kemchand Shanghai

Hotema H. Oliveira & Son Sandakan

Hotel Sandakan Hotel Penang

Hoteleando Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Ltd. * Tientsin

Hotelimp Imperial Hotel, Ltd. Nagasaki

Hourglass Standard-Vacuum Corpn. ... Singapore

Household Householders,' Ltd. Peiping

Howell L. H. Howell Hongkong

Howite

Howsang Howite

How Sang& Co.

Co Shanghai

Hoylsmith Singapore

Hua-An AmericanSmith

Hoyle & Drug Store Peiping

Tientsin

Huamo Eastern Rug Co.

Huamo Hua Mao Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Tientsin

Huanhai Universal Trading Corporation Tientsin

Huashen Hua Sheng Co ... Shanghai

Huberco E. Huber & Co. Shanghai

Hudnut Hudnut Richard Shanghai

Hudson Commercial Exchange & Paper Mfg. Co. Ning., Shanghai

Hudson Hudson & Co. Shanghai

Hudson Dr. F. B. Hudson .... Singapore

Huge Eu Tong Sen Hankpw

Hulsemann New Engine and Iron Works Osaka, Tokyo

Humboldt P. Schmitz & Co Hongkong, Shanghai

Humepipe Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. Singapore

Humesinga Singapore Hume Pipe Co.j Ltd. Singapore

Humesinga Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. Hankow

Humid Shanghai Life Insurance Co. Hankow

Humid Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Humid Hugh Middleton & Co., Ltd. S’hai, Hankow

Hungdafo Hung Dah Co. Soochow

Hunke Hunke & Muller Tientsin

Hunt Wm. Hunt & Co Shanghai

Huntco China Foreign Trade Corp Hongkong

Huntco Wm. Hongkong

Hunter E. H. Hunt

Hunter& Co& Co., Ltd Ko., Os., Har.,

Singapore, Tokyo

Hongkong

Huntley Huntley Lowise

Hupchiangohan.... Hup Chiang Chan Selanglor

Huphin Hup Hin & Co Peiping

Hussey

Hustle Harry Hussey Manila

Huttenbach Russell & Co.Lazarus & Sons, Ltd.

Huttenbach, Perak

Huygen G. E. Huygen Swa., Can., Ho.

Huyot Huey Yot Tin Dredging, Ltd. Perak

Hwaching Hwa Ching Co. ... Chefoo

Hwamer Hwamer & Co Hongkong

Hwano Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin

Hwasiang Chinese Commercial Bank,Mfg.

Ltd.Co. . Singapore

Hongkong

Hwindow Hongkong Metal Window ( Kobe

Hyawee David Simon

Hydrangco Chiu On Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

a o-2 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hye Singapore

Hyesengco

Hymsun ChinaSeng & Co

Export-Import Bank Co; Hongkong

Shanghai

Hyttefad Anglo

OverseasChinese Dispensary

Shipping & Warehouse Co. ... Shanghai

Hytun Wen Hsiang Yung Co. Tientsin

Hywen Kobe

Iberia .. Llorens Hijo

The Progress Co.

.... ...

... Canton

Icaru Zamboanga

Ice Zamboanga Cold Storage Go., Inc. Hankow

Ice Hankow Ice Works, Ltd. Osaka

Ichigin Dai Ichi Ginko

The Wuhu General Hospital ... Wuhu

Ichishan

Ideal A. ■& P. Hingkee & Co. ... Hongkong

Idealowe Ideal Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ideo Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient Hanoi

Hongkong

Idrad Ideal Radio Services ... Tokyo, Kobe

Ikcerem H. Merecki Shanghai

Ilberts ... Ilbert & Co., Ltd.

Insular Lumber Co. ...

... .... Manila

Ilco I. Li Coal Mining Co. Peiping

Ilicoal Tokyo,

lilies

Imdul

C. lilies & Co. ...

Calambra Sugar Estate

...

... Manila Osaka

Impexco ...; !Imperial Import & Export Co. .... Hongkong

Impho imperial Hotel ... Osaka, Tokyo

Impkemix j Imperial Chemical Industries | Singapore

\ (Malaya), Ltd. ... j " Hongkong

Imporsynd ... Chinese Importers Syndicate ...

Thean Huat & Co. Penang Hankow

Importers

Imposica Chungking Import, China, S. A. ... Tientsin,

Imposica G. Dohr & Co. Tientsin

Imprimerie R. E. Francis Waterlow & Sons, Ltd Hongkong Shanghai

Imsco International Motor Supply Co. Tientsin, Shanghai,

Imundex Grotjahn & Co Manila, Singapore,

, Batavia, Hongkong

Inalada The Sun Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Inbusmach International Business Machines Corp. ... All Shanghai

Incamo ... International Commercial Co. ••• Ports

Indcoal Amritlal, Ojha A Co., Ltd

Inchcpy Indo China S. X. Co., Ltd. fWuhu, C’kiang,

Inchcoy Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. \ Kiukiang

Inculcate Ameri. Presbyterian Mission in Siam . Bangkok, Shanghai

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan

Indelectro

Indemnity .... Anonymous

Eastern

Society

Underwriters . Shanghai, Tientsin

Kobe

Independent Murakami & Co., Ltd. .,... Manila

Indiacomco

Indigo ... Indian Commercial Co. •• Iloilo

Chartered Bank of India, Ausfc. and China All

Indochine Banque de iTndo-Chine ... ... KobePorts

Indonippon Indo-Nippon Trading Co. ... ...... Shanghai

Indtrade Industry Trading Co. Manila

Indug Insular Drug Co., Inc.

Indusenter Industrial Enterprises, Ltd. Harbin

Indusfores Soc. Industrielle et Forestiere d’Extreme... Hanoi

Shanghai

Indusmiss Industrial Mission Centre .... Shanghai

Industrial Industrial Export China Co., Ltd.

Industrial f Oversea-Chinese Industrial Development | Hongkong

Industrial Mission \ ChefooCorp.,Industrial

Ltd. Mission Chefoo

Industrie Maatschappij voor Handel & Industri: Padang

CABLE ADDEESSES F53

Cable Ad: Firm Flame Place

Industries .. Siam Industries, Ltd. Bangkok

indyunnaii ) Cie Frangaise des Chenins de Fer del | Saigon, Hanoi

\ Indo-Chine et du Yunnan

Inerol .. Esso Co. Tientsin

Infreschi ..... International

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .... Lyons

General Electric Co., Inc. ... Tokyo, Osaka

Ingenetrie

Ingenetrie . Gen. Electric Appliance of the P’pines Manila

Ingersiler . Ingersol Band, Ltd. Singapore

Ingots .. A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Inhealc- .. International Health Corporation Shanghai

Inkco .. China Ink & Lacquer Co., Ltd. Hongkong

lukhprn ... Wo The Hop

China Inland Mission Schools Hongkong

Inland

Inland ... Hudson Taylor Memorial Hospital China Ports

Changsha

Inland Misskya . .. China Inland Mission Ichang, C’sha, S’hai

Innco ... Khoo Saik Inn & Co. Penang

Inotaisaku .. Futabaya & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Insectcid . Ueyamayers Japan Insect Powder Co Osaka

Institute .. Shanghai Engineering Club ... Shanghai

Insular . Insular Hotel Amoy

Insular . La Insular Cigar & Cig. Co. . ... Manila

Insulation .. C. H. Nelson Kobe

Insulation . Philippine Cork & Insulation Oo. Manila

Insulife .. Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Manila

Insumereo .. Banning & Co. Manila

Intacorice .. Internationa] Siam Rice Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Inter . International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Ltd.... Nanking

Interbooks . International Booksellers, Ltd... Shanghai

Intercorice .. InternationalInternational Siam Rice Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Interha Harvester Export Co. Harbin

Interlude .. Anglo-Chinese Building Co. ... Shanghai

Interlude .. China Coal Co.

.. China Produce & Lace Co. ... Shanghai

Interlude Electric Wire & Plumbing Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Interlude f International Grediet eri Handels- 1

Internatio Yereening ... f Singapore,

j ( Semarang, Sourabava Bangkok,

International International Paint Co. ' ... Kobe

Internews . King. Features Syndicate Tokyo

Interporters . Interporters Co ... Singapore

Interprete . Stephen Bros. .... Singapore

Interproco . International Products Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Intersavin . • Assurance Franco-Asiatique .... Tsinan, Peiping

Intersavin International Savings Society All Ports

Intersavin . . Brand & Co. Foochow

Intersure . Internationa] Insurance Office, Inc. All Ports

Intertrade International Indenting Co. Singapore

Intertext . International Correspondence School Manila, S’hai, S’pore

Intertext . Technical Supply Co. of China Shanghai

Intertobac International Tobacco Co. ... , Shanghai.

Inoradinco International Trading Co. Shanghai

Intustrie The Tai Ping Fire & Mar. Inc. Co-, Ltd. Tientsin

Invincible . Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ip . Ip Pun .... Hongkong

Tpekdjian Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd, ... Bangkok, Hongkong

Ipoh Club . Ipoh Club Perak

Iptak . Ip Tak & Co. ... ... ... Hongkong

Irclub . International Recreation Club Shanghai, Tientsin

Ironsons Fisk Tire Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Irvhumag Allan k Buchan ... ... Shanghai

F54 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Irvinjones Irving, J ones & Co. ... Singapore

Tientsin

Irwin Irwin, Brown & Grice S’pore, Shanghai

Isaac Ed. Ezra & Co. Singapore

Isaacnco E. S. Isaac Yokohama, Kobe

Isabeau France Boyeki Shokai

Isahtsuji Tsuji Osaka

Isamy N.V. “Isamy” Batavia

Ishihara Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha Singapore

Ishoo Nippon India Trading Co. Kobe

Isida Isida. Association... Shanghai

Iskibpao “ Social Welfare” Tientsin

Lsonandra Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd. Shanghai, Singapore

Issor G. Rossi & Co. Shanghai

Israelite Israel’s Messenger Shanghai

Isuan Isuan, Inc. Manila

Iswar Ashabhai & Co. Kobe

Italagency Manufacturers Representatives Ltd. Hongkong

Italasia Italasia Ltd. ' .... Singapore

Italconsul Italian Consulate Yokohama, Singapore,

— I Manila

Italdipl Italian Embassy .... Tokyo, B’kok

Italics Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China .. Perak

Italo P. Pezzini & Co. Tientsin

Italo Tientsin Forwarding & Commission Agency Tientsin

Itoshoko Ito Co., Trading

Ltd. Co. Hongkong, Shanghai

Itrac Italian .... ...., Tientsin

Itrust Singapore Improvement Trust Singapore

lunin Chau & Lee. Hongkong

Irvinjones Irving Jones & Co. Singapore

Iwai Iwai & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Iwaki Iwaki & Co. .... y., Chefoo

Iwasaki Mitsubishi Perak

Iwasakibak

Iwasakisal Mitsubishi Goshi

Bank, Kaisha

Ltd. Shanghai

All Ports

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. Yokohama

Iwataandco Iwaia Shokai

Iwatabros Iwata Brothers & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Izukichi Kishimoto Shoten Osaka

Jabakins

Jabarand Baker, Perkins, Ltd. Tokyo

Shanghai

J achi Jabara &, Bros. Hongkong

Japan-China-India Co. Singapore

Jacko Jackson & Co., Ltd.

J ackson J. M. Jackson Singapore

Jacoberg Jacobson Sourabaya

Jacobsfurs Jacobson van Berg & Co

& Kupitsky Tientsin

Jacolob J. Osawa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Jadering Sauer & Co. Peiping

Jaeger Jaeger A Co. Singapore

J affer M. Jaffer & Co. ... Kobe

Jagar New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd Kesial, Kelantan

Jaissle O. Jaissle & Co. Batavia, S’baya

Jalaing S.Hongkong

C. Lay

Co. Hongkong

Jarabaree Foochow

Banking Corpn. ... Yokohama

James C. H. N. James ...

Jamesglobe James’s Globe Trading Co. Kobe

Jameslam J. Lam

Jansanel L. E. Jansen

Japan Hotel Hotel du Japon ... Nagasaki

Japanauto Japan Automobile Co., Ltd. Tokyo

CABLE ADDRESSES E55

Gable Ad : Firm Place

Japaniscom J apanese Chamber of Commerce Shanghai

Japapco Japan Paper Co. Kobe

J apfar J. H. Bleistein, Inc., Tientsin

Japvention International Inventions, Ltd. Kobe

Selangor

Jar J. A. Russell & Co.

Jardeng Hope Grittall (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Jardeng Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd, ... All Ports

Jardine Ellerman & Bucknall Co., Ltd. Tientsin

J ardine Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Jardine Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Jargold Ewo Cold Storage Co. Shanghai

J arkon British & Chinese Corporation, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Jarkong Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Pep., Shanghai

Jasburke Burke & Baker ... Osaka

Jasper sen M. P. Jaspersen ... Newchwang

Jasyau James Yau & Co. Hongkong

Javahout Javascthe Houthandel-Maatschappij ... Batavia

Javaienbo Java len Boe Kongsie Semarang

Javalijn N. V. Java-China-Japan Lijn All Ports

Javalijn Java-China-Japan Line, C’ton Agency,Ltd. Canton

Shanghai

Javasugar Erdmann & Sielcken Hongkong

Javasugar

Javictor Kian Gwan Co., Ltd. Hongkong

J. A. Victor Hongkong, Canton

Jayatchbee James H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Jaymor J. H. Morgan Yokohama

Jayna A. Vickram & Co. Kobe

Jean Jeasin Piano Co. Shanghai

Jeandah Teesdale, Newman & Co. Shanghai

Jebsen Jebsen & Co. All Ports

Jedeikin Louis Jedekeiu Kobe

Jehayes The Hayes Engineering Corporation, Inc. Tientsin

Jenco Jenkins Tobacco Co. Shanghai

J endarata United Plantations, Ltd. ... Perak

Jenli The Jen Li Co. .. Peiping, Tientsin

... Shanghai

Jensenuis G. S. Jensen Penang

Jeramer Specialities Agency Co. of Malaya ... Hongkong

Jerams Thakurdas Jeramdas & Co. ... Hongkong

J erome The Shorthand & Commercial Bureau ... Tokyo

Jerpi Western Electric Co. Otaru

J etcolim Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

J ethanand Radiant Silk Mart

Jewellery Sheriff Brothers ... Hongkong

Jikel J. Keller Saigon

Jin Boan Seng Swatow

Jintan Jiutan Co. Tientsin

Jintan H. Morishita &■ Co. Osaka

Jipco Wakeford & Lowndes Singapore

Jipco Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd. Singapore

Jitts Jitts & Co. Singapore

Joaqmsousa Sousa & Cie Shanghai

Jobicum W. Haeusing Shanghai

Jocular Y. T. King Hongkong

Joetuck Joseph Tuckct Co. Shanghai

Jogould Joseph Gould & Co. Hongkong

Johnengine Johnson Engineering Co. Canton, Hongkong

Johnpryce Pryce & Co. ... ... Batavia

Johns John’s Import & Export Co. Tientsin

F56 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

J othixson Johnson & Co. ... Hongkong

Johnston Jos. S. Johnston... Zamboanga

Jolaing S. C. Lay

Joneswong Jones’ Furniture , Hongkong

Jonguil A. & S. Hancock Hongkong

Joosub Peermahomed Gomel Kaisha Kobe

... Singapore

Jooteckhin Joo Teck Hin ... ... Harbin

Joschild Joseph Schild & Son, Inc. ... Manila

Jos6 Jos£ Angel Hongkong

Josec H. B. Joseph & Co. Tientsin

Josef Joseph Yen & Co. -• Hongkong

Joseleeco Joseph S. Lee i Co.

Joseph Joseph & Co. ... ... • • I KobeOhefoo, Shanghai,

Josstree Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. f Hongkong, Canton

Jotaabe J. A. Basto Macao

Shanghai

Jouchina China Journal Publishing Coj,, Ltd, Shanghai

Journachan Journal de Shanghai

JJudah

udah Burlington Private Hotel ... Singapore

S. J. Judah k Co. ... Singapore

Judex N.V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maats. E. C. Sumatra

Juieo Jui Shin & Co. ... Tientsin

Julbar J. Barraud Shanghai

Julian Julian Frankel & Co. ... . Singapore

Jumabhoy M. Jumabhoy & Co. Singapore

Jungers Victor Selling Agency ... ... Kobe

Junshashin Uyedai Shashinki Ten Osaka

J upiter G. K. A. Mitchell k Co., Kobe

' .. Shanghai

Juristava J.J. M. Tavares

D. Blakeney & Co. Tientsin

Justa Shanghai

Justitia Arne Sorensen Tientsin

Juvet Juvet & Co.

Kablexport D. Kable Industrial Engineering Co. Shanghai Singapore

Kader Sayna Abdul Kader Shanghai

Kadoorie Kadoorie & Sons Kobe

Kahnkay P. Griebel Yokohama

Kaigisho Yokohama Chamber of Corhmeree Tientsin

Kaiheitan . Kaiping Yang Hong Hongkong

Kaihongco Kaihong Trading Co. Shanghai, Canton

Kaiping The Kailan Mining Adminstratibn

Kairiku Nippon Kairiku Transport,Co. Shanghai

Kaiyosha . Kaiyosha Co. ... Shanghai

Kakai East Asiatic Co., Ltd. ... ... Bangkok

Kakai . Imperial Chemical Industr (Manila), Ltd. Bangkok

... Peiping

Kalganry . Gidumal

Peiping Suiyuan Line Ltd.

k Watumull, ...... Shanghai

Hongkong

Kamani . Gidumal & Watumull, Ltd. ......

Kamanico ... Macao

Kamchuen K. O. Poon & Co. Manila

Kamel K. Nassoor, Inc. Hongkong

Kamkee . Kam Kee

Kammgarn . G. Rodatz ... Shanghai

Kananginko . China and Southern Bank, Ltd. Sem., Taipeh, S’pore

Kanebo Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd. Kobe, Kobe

Osaka

Kanasakao

Kansanada ... Kansai

Com ptoirSanada

OrienTrading

t E x portCo., Ltd. Kobe

Kantraco . Kanto Trading Co. Tokyo

Kapal Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. Singapore

Kapurtraco . Kapur Trading Co. Kobe

CABLE ADDRESSES F57

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kapustin ... Kapustin & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Karagheus \ J A. & M. Karagheusian American \ Tientsin

Karaseas J V Corpn. for Overseas .. ...J

Karanjia . Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. Kobe

Karatzas . Karatzas Bros. ... Tientsin

Karimbaksh .. E.H. K.Kasachoff

B. Karimbaksh Shanghai

Kasachoff Tientsin

Kasaicompy . Kasai & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Kasfag . Fagan

Kasopa . K. S. Pavri cfc Sons Hongkong, Canton

Penang, Singapore

Kassimson . Et. E. Mohamed Kassim & Co. Shanghai

Katemnicos . Shanghai General Store ... Shanghai

Katemopoulos . .. Shanghai

Express Ricksha Co.

Supply Co.

•••

... Shanghai

Katemupoulos .

Katoseijn Katoseijn Shoten Yokohama

K atoyoko Kato & Co. Tientsin

Kattwinkel A. K. U. China Agency Shanghai

Kattwinkel .. China Clock Co Shanghai

Kattwinkel Max Kattwinkel Shanghai

Katsuda Katsuda Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha Kobe

Manila

Katubusan . Katubusan Cigar & Cig. Co. ...

Katyal , Stanley, Ltd. Singapore

jKawakisen Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha Kobe

Kawasabank . Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd. Hongkong, Canton

Kawauchi . Kawauchi Kaisoten Shanghai

Kayamally . Kayamally & Co ... Hongkong

Kayunship . Ka Yun Shipping Co. ••• ... • Shanghai

Kazan Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co. Tientsin

Kazem . S. K. Shamsi & Co ... Shanghai

Keanleong . Kean Leong k Co ... Selangor

Keatcheang . Keat Cheang & Co. Singapore ,

Keat Seng . Keat Seng k Co Selangor

Kedco . Kinta Electrical Distribution Co., Ltd. ... Perak

Kewal . Dhanamal & Co.... Kobe

Keechong . Shewan, Tomes & Co. ... Hongkong, Canton

... Shanghai

Keechong . Elliston k Co. Shanghai, Canton

Keechong China Underwriters,, Ltd Shanghai

Keijola . M. A. Hannes Kaijola

Keilco . W. Keil & Co. Mukden

Keining Hotel Keining Mukden

Kekco . K. E. Kyoon k Co. ... ... Shanghai

Macao

Kekwanroad Kee Kwan Motor Road k Co., Ltd. Malacca

Kelemak . Sonosekar Planting Co., Ltd.

Keller Ed. A. Keller k Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Keler Keller, Kern & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong, Manila

Kellerkern . Keller, Kern k Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Manila

Kelly .. Kelly k Walsh, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai,

Shanghai Singapore

Kempton .. Fred Kempton k Co. ... ••• ; Penang

Kenburk

Kenburk Kennedy, Burkill k Co., Ltd. Penang

Kengco . Malay Peninsula Agriculatural Assoc. ... Singapore

. Keng & Co.

Pengseng Lim & Seah Singapore

Kenion . Maxwell k Kenion.... Perak

Kenshi . Shanghai Silk Spinning Co. ... Shanghai

Kennedy . Kennedy & Co ... Penang

Kennedy . Cherang Tuli Estate Kelantan

Kennels . Mayfield Kennels A Zoo ... Singapore

Kennets . Kwong Tai Chong.... Hongkong

Keonglaj' . Keong Lay k Co ... .Ho Penang

i’58 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kenshin

Kent well L.Kenshin

K. Kentwell Tientsin

Canton

Kenzaisha Kenzaisha Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Ker Ker & Co., Ltd. / Iloilo, Cebu,

i Davao, Manila

Keramic Chartered Bank of India, Aust.

Kerbycluff Kerby Clough & Co. Kobe

Kerclo Kerby Clough & Co. Osaka

Kerilla Duff Development Co., Ltd. Kelantan

Kernel Chartered

China Bank ofCo.,India,

Petroleum Ltd. Aust.

... Jfc China Sarawak

Kerosene H.Kulangsu

E. Kerry & Co.Supply Co. Tientsin

Kerryco

Kesco Electric Kobe

Kesswither Kessler & Co., Ltd. Amoy

Shanghai

Keylock Keylock & Pratt .... Shanghai

Keystone Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd. Dairen

K eystone R. H. Kotewall & Co. Hongkong

Kharwar B. M. Kharwar ... Kobe

Khenghoe Kheng Roe ... Singapore

Khenghuat Kheng Huat & Co. ... Singapore

Khiehengke Khie Heng Kee & Co. Penang

Khongsoochin Seremban Trading Co. Negri Sembilan

Khordad D. H. Cooper & Co. Hongkong

Khota Tampan. Khota Tampan Rubber Co., Ltd. Perak

Kianchbank f Kiangsu-Chekiang Commercial & Sav- |Shanghai

Kiangyoh \ ings Bank, Ltd.

Chung Wha Commercial ifc Saving Bank Shanghai

Kiantonghiu Kian Tong Hin, Ltd. Singapore

Kiaotsi Kiaochow-Tsinan Line Tsingtao

Kidaw F. Kidaw & Co. ... Kobe

Kieboom A. van den Kieboom Osaka

Kienfeng Walter Djing A Co. Tsingtao

Kienhuize Kienhuize & Co ... Shanghai

Kiessling Kiessling & Bader Tientsin

Kikophone Kee Haut Radio Co. f Penang, Kuala Lum-

Kimanis Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. t pur, Singapore

Kimarrai Jesselton, Borneo

Kimatrai & Co ... Yokohama, Shanghai

Kimbun Kimbun Shoten ... Yokohama

Kimhoaheng Kim Hoa Heng

Kimkengleong Kim Keng Leong & Co. Penang

Kimseng

Kinbun Kim Seng

Kinbun Shoten& Co Penang, Perak

Kinchen Kincheng Banking Corporation Yokohama

T’sin., Peiping,[S’hai

Kinchicrap f. Kimatrai & Co. Kobe

Kingchong King Chong & Co. Selangor

Kingcup Barker Son

Kingdom A. King

Kingekoy King E. Koy Shanghai

Kingkee King Kee & Co. ... Shanghai

Kings King’s Hotel .... ... Wei-hai-wei

Kingsclere Kingsclere Private Hotel Hongkong

Kingshill L. Koenigsberger.... Shanghai

Kingson P. K. Kwok A Co. Hongkong

Kingsyn The China Clipper ... Shanghai

Kinhai Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Kinhan Peiping-Hankow Line Peiping

Kinly Kelley &> Co., Ltd. Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES F59

Gable Ad : Firm Name Place

Kino

Kinsey . J.KinoB. Kinsey

Bros, kkCo.,Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Selangor

Kien Shing Cement Co.

Kinshing

Kintaperak . Societe Anonyme des Etains de Kinta Hongkong Perak

Kintonco H. Tonkin & Co.... ... ... ’ Svatow

Kiousin . Kiousin Dock Shanghai

Kirkbygomes .. . Drs. Kirby-Gomes & Porter Shanghai

Kirpaloo . Dalamal & Sons ... Kobe

Kishinchand Kishinchand Chellaram Yokohama

Kisingchen . Ki Sing Co. .... ... ... Singapore

Kismet . Knitting k Co. ... Hongkong

Kisunzinco .. Ki SunKit& Co. Hongkong

Kit Chow & Co Selangor

Kitafuku . Kitat'uku Yoko Shanghai

Manila

Kitaj ima . Kinkwa Meryasu Co.

Kitagumi . Kitagumi Kamaki k Co. ... ... Kobe

Kitashina . Konshin k Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Kitco . Chow Kit & Co Singapore

Kitvostdor . Chinese Eastern Railway Comm. Agcy. Dairen Chefoo

Kiuchengco Kiu Cheng & Co

Kiufoworld . Kiu Foo k Co. .., Shanghai

Kiyohara . Kiyohara k Co. ... Shanghai

Kjellbergs . Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha ... Tokyo, Osaka

Klaasenco Klaasen Co. Batavia

Klasdrug . The Royal Drug Industries Singapore

Klason .. F. V. Klass & Sons Singapore

Klasroyal . Royal Advt. k Bill Posting Co. Singapore

Kleemann Tientsin

Klemantaski ... Otto Kleemann k Co.

Jacques Klemantaski

... Harbin

Kleinschmidt E. Kleinschmidt ... Tientsin

Klincotran . P. J. Klink Hongkong

Klin geo . Klingelnberg

Klincotran . P. J. Klink Hongkong

Klinwares . China Klinware Mfg. Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Knapsack . Kai Tai & Co. Hongkong

Kneedlers Kneedler Realty Co. •.... Manila

Knipco . Knipschildt & Eskelund Shanghai

Knuckle .. Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China Selangor Singapore

Knudsen . A. Knudsen Shanghai

Kingkee ,. King Kee & Co Canton

Koehlerco

Kochien .. Koehler A Co Shanghai

Kodak Hopkins, Dunn k Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Kodak . Eastman Kodak Co. Manila

. Kodak Philippines, Ltd.

Kodak “ Kodak ” Shop k Photographic Studio Tientsin

Kodak . Kodak Ltd. Tokyo, S’pore

Koerting . Koerting k Co ... Tokyo, Osaka

Koerting . Rudolf k Co. Osaka

Kofa . American Dispensary, Fed. Inc., U. S. A. Shanghai Shanghai

Kofa .. Kofa American Drug Co.

Kofa . W. Leinewber Harbin

Koguti . Nanyo Printing Office Singapore

Kohan .... Kohan Trust Bank.... i Shanghai

Kohjaitse Koh Jai Tse .... ’ ••• Shanghai

K ohkengbok Koh Keng Bock k Co. Malacca

jKohweichi . Koh Wei Chi k Co. Shanghai

Kohyewhean . Koh Yew Hean EngSupply Kee Press Singapore

Shanghai

Kohyok won . China Educational

F60 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Plate

Kokoku Kobe & Osaka Press Kobe

Kokoku Far Eastern Advertising Agency Kobe

Kokusaisen Kokusia Kisen, K. K. Kobe

Kolff Acme Code Co. ... ... ' ‘ Dairen

Kolff Kolff & Co. Batavia

Eoraada Komada & Co. ... Yokohama

KomarofF C.Komor

D. Komaroff Shanghai

Komor Komor .... Hongkong

Konda Kwong Tai Hong .... Hongkong

Penang

Kongco

Kongshan Kong & Co.

Industrial and Commercial Bank, Ltd. ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Kongteam Kong Tiam <& Co ... ... Selangor

Shanghai

Kongtichine Continental Construction Co. oj . Shanghai

Konstruct

Koonseng Suenson

Cheong Koon Seng & Co. ... ; : ......

& Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Koootai Koon TaiIncorporated

& Co.. .... Hongkong

Shanghai

Koorble Elbrook, ... ... Shanghai

Kopeck Lester, Johnson & Morris ...

Kopevema N.V. Koloniale Petroleum Ver. Mij. Semarang

Kopitsky East-West Fur Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Koppelrail , .. Koppel (Philippines), Inc. Manila,Iloilp

Koppsaneco E. G. Kopp Yokohama

Korelin Korelin & Co. ... Harbin

W. Shanghai

Korescarbo

Korkham D. H.Koreska

Korkhau <& Co. Osaka

Bangkok

Koshi Japanese Legation & Consulate-General Shanghai

Kosorient L. Kosloff

Eotakandco Kotak & Co. Kobe

Kotewall R. H. Kotewall & Co. Hongkong

Kotharico Kothari & Co. Kobe

Koulaieff J. Koulaieff’s Sons, Inc. Harbin

'< 'V Risky V. F. jKovalsky ... Harbin

Kovar J. E. Kovar & Co Tientsin ■

Kowcriclub Kowloon Cricket Club ... . Hongkong

Kowihung Kow Hung Lumber Co. ... Tientsin

Kowkee Kow Kee Timber Co. ... . ... Shanghai

Kozan Ishihara Sangyo Kaishi Singapore

Krac Kobe Regatta & Athletic Club Kobe

Krauss .• E.Maxims ... . . ...... ; , ■ ...

KraussCafe Restaurant Tokyo.

Krebs Tsingtao

Kreier Kreier’s Hotel Tientsin

Kremlin Hongkong Hotel .:. Hongkong

Kremoffice H’kong ifc S’hai Hotels, Ltd.

Kriekenbeek J. W. Kriekenbeek Perak

Krijgsman ... •I. Krijgsman Co. Shanghai

Kripendoif America China Export-Import Co., Ltd..'.. Tientsin

Kripendorf Kripendorf Import Tientsin

Krogh Oriental Supply Co. ... Tsingtao

Kronsiem Siemssen & Krohn Shanghai

Krugliak R. G. Krugliak ... ... ... Tientsin

Kswd Kobe Steel Works, Ltd.. Kobe

Ktwon .:. Kwongtin Co., Ltd. ... ' :.i Hongkong

Peiping

Kuabex Exchange Bank of China ...

Kualageh Kuala Geh Estates, Ltd. ... Kelantan

Kualahau The Northern Rubber Co., Ltd. Kelantan

Kualapertang .. Kuala Pertang Synd., Ltd. Kelantan

Kuenzle Kuenzle & StreifF, Inc. Man., Cebu, Ilo.^iZam.

Kuharashoji ... Kuhara Trading Co., Ltd. Tokyo

CABLE ADDRESSES Fei

Cable Aid: Firm Name Place

Kuhn Kuhn & Co. ... ... Mukden

Kummer Kummer and Comins Manila

Kunchi Chartered Bank of India Klang

Kunckle Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China ... Selangor

Kungbros

Kungchi Kung Brothers Lace Co. ' ‘ ... Shanghai

Kunichen Kungchi Import Co.

Kung I. Cheng Tientsin

Kunihiro Oriental Trading Co. Shanghai

Hongkong

Kunstalber Kunst & Albers , ... fI Can.,

Harbin, S’hai, Han.,

H’kong

Kuohuo

Kuoh wabank The China Products United Corp; Hongkong

Kuominews China States Bank Shanghai

Kuo Min News Agency ... Shanghai

Kupitsky East-West Fur Trading Corporation... Harbin

Kupitskj^ Jacobson & Kupitsky ... • Tientsin

Kuronia H. Koschkin Kobe

Kursmakler Kohler, Schulz & Groesser ... Shanghai

Kwacfayuen Kwang Fat Yuen

Kwa]oe Kwaloe Rubber Estates, Ltd. E.Tientsin

C. Sumatra

Kwangchi Church Missionary Society Hospital ... Hangchow

Kwangho Shanghai Club Shanghai

Kwaangyu Kwang Yu Industrial Co. ... * ' " Shanghai

Kwanpetcoy Kwang Wha Petroleum Co. ...

.; Kwassui Shanghai

Kwassui

Kwenbank Jo Gakko Nagasaki

The Kwangtung Central Bank Hongkong

Kwok

Kwok bank, : Singon & Co., Ltd.

Kwok Fung Banking Co., ,Ltd. Selangor, Hongkong

Hongkong

Kwolebanco Kwang Lee Bank Co. Singapore

Kwongcoal Kwong Sang Lung Hongkong

Kwongwahpoh .. Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd. ... Penang

Kylpa Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. / Selangor, Perak,

/Penang

Kyniim . Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd. ... ... Kobe

Kyobunkwan . Kyo Bun Kwan .... .. Tokyo

Kyodokasai .. Kyoshin Kyodo Fire Insurance

Yoko, Ltd. Co. ...... ... Osaka

Kobe

Kyoshinyoko

Kysun . Au Siu Cho

Hankow Chemical Laboratory Hongkong

Hankow

Labo Jensen’s Chemical Laboratories Shanghai

Labo

Labor . Hawaiian Sugar Planters’Assoc. j

... Manila

Labour Labour Association, Ltd. ... Singapore

Laboy . Labrooy Bros. .... ... Perak

Lacan Lacey & Cannan, Ltd. ... Hankow

Lacedeoba fCdmpagnie

I Orient d’Exportation; d’Extreme! • I Hanoi ,

Lacefilet . Macksoud Importing Co. ... Shanghai

Lacewingd . Hongkong Lace. Co. Hongkong

f Lacewingd . Hongkong & Shanghai Importing Co. ... Shanghai

Lacon .. B. J. Lacon & Co. .... ... Hongkong

' Lacon . . South China Woodworking Co. .... Hongkong

.. Dreyfus Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Shanghai

|Ladyjensky .. La Donna

L. N. Ladyjensky Kobe

i Lafahsu R. K. Raphael .... Shanghai

(Laffin .. T. M. Laffin .... \ ... Yokohama

Laffin .. Pacific Stevedoring jfc Landing Co. Yokohama

, Laffin . ' Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co. Yokohama

! Lagarian .. Tuason & Sarnpedro, Inc. Manila

iLalcaca .. Lai caeca & Co. .... Shanghai

F62 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Lam 0. S. Lam & Co. Borneo

Lamchong Lam Chong Estate Perak

Lammert Hongkong

Lammert C.Lammert Bros & Son

H. Lammert Canton

Lamon Port Lamon Lumber Co. ... Manila

Lammoglia El Meridian Manila

Lampenact Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ltd. Shanghai

Lam woo Lam Woo & Co. Hongkong

Landor Jong Landor Rubber Estates, Ltd. Perak

Landau Pacific Transport Co. Shanghai

Landing Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. Kobe, Yokohama

Landing Shinzaike Engine & Ironworks Hongkong

Landiron John Landahl, Inc, Manila, Cebu

Landmaid Fearon, Maitland

Lands The H. K. Land Inv. & Agency Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Landsco International Lands, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Laneford Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Langkon Langkon North Borneo Rubber, Ltd. Ranau, Borneo

Language North China Union Language School ... Peiping Selangor

Lanka Cumberbatch

La Nobleza Cigar & Co.,Factory

Ltd. Manila

Lariobleza La Palma de Mallarca Manila

Lapalma

Lapammeraye ... De la Pommeraye et Cie ... ... Saigon

Laperal Victorina G. de Laperal ... Manila

Lapomeraye Indochine Films and Hanoi

Lapraik Douglas, Lapraik & Co.Cinemas Amoy, Hongkong

Lapraik Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lapweld Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd Shanghai

Lapweld R. L. Alton Shanghai

Hanoi

Larrive C.Hongkong

Larrive and Shanghai Banking

.... Corp....' Peiping

Lascar Manila

Lasco

Lasgoud Lambert Sales Co. Shanghai

Victoria Priestwood

Lashudec L. E. Hudec Shanghai

Lasrevinu Universal Trading Co. Hongkong

Lathiphia Dawood & Co Singapore

Latuf Mexican Kobe

Laundry SingaporeConsulate

Steam Laundry Ltd. Singapore

Manila

Laurel Bernabe Studio ....

Laurent Marius Harbin

Lautierfis ... Lautier Laurent

Fils Shokai.... Kobe

Lavadia Lavadia & Co ... •. : ■ o. Wei-hai-wei

Manila

Lavers

Lavolta Lavers & Clark .... Hongkong

Yue Sang & Co. ....

Lawasarel Beaufort Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd. Borneo

Lawco Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm Shanghai

Lawcopub Lawyers’ Co-operative Society Manila

Lawtok E. D. Kotwall & Co. Hongkong

Perak

Lawyewguan L.Layko

Y. Guan

Layko

Laysteg Ross &ck Co.,

Co. Inc. Kobe

Hongkong

Lazaristes Steger & Co. ....

Roman Catholic Mission i.. ... Tientsin

Lazariste Procure des Lazariste Shanghai

Lazarus .^. N. Lazarus Hongkong, Shanghai

Le H. Levison Padang

Leadman Leadman & Co., Ltd. Foochow

Leaf British Cigarette Co., Ltd. All Ports

League League of Nations Health Organisation... Singapore

Leather Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

CABLE ADDRESSES F63

Cable Ad \ Firm Name Place

Lebasto L. E. Basto & Co ... Hongkong

Leconteco Leconte & Co. .... ... Tientsin

Ledeboer W. B. Ledeboer & Co. Macassar, Manado

Lee Western Motor Car Co. ... ... Shameen, Canton

Leeandsons China Cosmopolitan Co. ... Shanghai

Leeandsons China Metal Works Shanghai

Leeavia Lee Pineapple Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Leeavia Lee Rubber Co., Ltd. Singapore

Leebros Lee Bros. & Co ... Swatow

Leechung Machinists Store Selangor

Leeco Joseph J. Lee & Co. Hongkong

Leedel Leede Engineering Corpn. Shanghai

Leefutrade Lee Fu Trading Co. Tientsin

Leekee Lee Kee & Co. ... Seremban

Leerdam D. J. Leerdam Johore

Penang

Leesan K. Lee San & Co. ...

Legabelge Belgian Legation Bangkok

Legadane Legation of Denmark Tokyo

Legafrance French Legation .... Peiping, Bangkok

Legamex Legation of Mexico Tokyo

Peiping

Legation co Peiping Electric

Anderson & Anderson Co. (1922), Ltd. Shanghai

Leges

Lehin Indian Cotton Importers’ Assoc, of C. Osaka Shanghai

Lekas Nederlandsche Verkoop Organistie

Leibrosco Leisom Brothers & Co. Canton

Leica Schmidt Shoten ... Osaka

Lemorb Canadian National Railways f Shanghai, Y’hama,

[ Singapore, H’kong

Lemjus China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd. All Ports

Lemke Walter Lemke

Canadian National Railways Tokyo

All Ports

Lemorb

Lenac Channel Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lendrum . .. Lendrum (Japan) Ltd. Kobe

China Export, Import & Bank Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Dairen

Lenjus Leo D’Almada & Co. Hongkong

Leo, Hackmeier .

Leo L. Hackmeier Singapore

Leodian Leon Azadian .... Shanghai

Leon The Tomeye Trading Co. ... Tokyo

Kobe

Leonard Leonard Birnie

Leonard W. S. Leonard Shanghai

Leongfee Leong Fee & Co., Ltd. Penang

Leonowens Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd. Bangkok

Leopassage Leo Schnurmacher, Inc. ... Manila

Lepco London and Eastern Printing Co., Ltd. SingaporeShanghai

Lepmission Mission to Lepers (International) Bangkok

Lert Nai Lert .... ...

Lesandent Alfred Dent & Co. Shanghai

Lesdor Kwang Hsueh Publishing House Shanghai

Lesdor Oxford University Press China Agency. ShanghaiShanghai

Lesirk Krisel & Krisel

Lesirk Gen. Film Exchange, Inc. ... Hongkong

Leson D. Leeson & Co. Hongkong

Lesur M. A. Russell

! Kobe

Letels Tels & CoMoller

s Trading Singapore

Leth V. Leth & Co.Society Peping

Lettergieterij .. N. V. Batavia Letterg

Leumas . Samuel & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

. Levedag Nichio Boyeki Shokai Manila, Tokyo

F64 CABiLE AiDDRESSES

Cable. Ad: Firm Name Place

Lever .. Lever Bros. (Japan), Ltd. ... : .. Kobe

Lever

Lever .. Crosfields & Sons, Joseph .. Shanghai

.. Prices Soap Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Lever .. Lever Bros. (China), Ltd. ... . Shanghai

Lever .. Wm. Gossage & Sons (China), Ltd. .. Shanghai

Lever .. The China Soap Co., Ltd. / T’tsin, S’hai, H’kong,

‘ \ Newchwang

Lever .. Edible Products, Ltd. Shanghai

Leverett .. American Pioneer Line .. Shanghai,

Hongkong Manila

Leverett .. L. Everett, Inc . Shanghai

Leverett

Levison ..... H.Everett Steamship Corporation

Levison ... • . Padang

Lewis .. J. Lewis & Co. ... . Dairen

Lewyarg

Lex .... H.C. N.Browett

Gray & Co. ... A.... Shanghai

Shanghai

Lexicon .. Ts’o & Hodgson .... . Hongkong

Ley .. Charles Ley Comptoir . Tientsin

Lay .. Ley, Ltd. . Tientsin

Leybold .. L. Leybold Shokwan ... . Tokyo, Osaka

Leymotors .. Leyland Motors, Ltd. . Singapore

Leynaud .. F. Leynaud . Canton

Leynaud . Etsblissements A. Chapeaux et Cie ... Shanghai

Liangmotor . Liang Kwang Motor Trading Co. ... Canton

Lianqui .. Lianqui Trading Co. Singapore

Liantong . Lian Tiong & Co.... Medan

Liberlight . The Liberty Manufacturing Co. Hongkong

Libco .. . Libby, McNeill and Libby ... Manila

Liberty .. Liberty Dairy Shanghai

Libra . China Oil Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lichfang .. Liddell

LichwangBros.

Tientsin,

Liddell

Liddelow & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

C. C. W. Liddelow

Liebert Deutsche Cigaretten Fabrik Tientsin

Liecheco . Lien Shen Trading Co. . Shanghai

Lienmarco .. . Liengyi Mercantile Co: Shanghai

Lifung . Li and Fung ... , Hongkong, Canton

Lighterage Hongkong Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai Hongkong

Lighterage . Whangpoo Tug and Lighter Co. Amoy

Lighters . Kwang

Amoy Lighter Co. Supply Co., Ltd. ... Canton

Tung Electric

Lighthouse . China Light & Power Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lightpower

Lightsanit . Shanghai Sanitary and Electric Co. Shanghai

Ligmytoco . I Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China),Ltd. All Ports

N. V. Ligtv.oet’s Fahrieken van Bouw- j-Sourabaya

Ligtvoet ■\ materialen Manila

Liguancoal . Liguan Coal Mines, Inc. Kobe

Likav . B. R. B. Vakil ... Selangor

Likimechuan . Li Kim Chuan & Sons

Lilburne . Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd.... Pahang

Lilee . Lee Lee Garage Co. Shanghai

Lilium . Great China Lilium Pictures ... Shanghai

Lillycrap . S. Lillicrap Canton

Lillyshang. . . Lilly Eli & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

f Li Man King Kwok Wearing and Manu- j Hongkong

Liman

Limarian ■ \ facturing

. Lim Lein &, Co. Co,, Ltd. Singapore

Limekilns . Lime Kilns, Inc. Manila

Limeutoh . Lim Eu Toh & Co. Penang

Limfivw . Lim Trading .Agency Singapore

CABLE ADDKESSES F65

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Linagenco ... V. de A. M. H. Lim Genco & Co. ... Manila

Limjee Kobe

Lim Kai Tai ...... Lim Yasunia

Kai &TaiCo.& Co. Taipeh, Taihoku

Singapore

Limkeecheok ... Lim Kee Check

Limneesoon ... Lim Nee Soon

Limpets ... Wm. Jacks & Co. •• ••• Shanghai

Singapore

Limtecklee ... Lim Teck Lee

Lincowong ... W. Lincoln & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Lindeteves ... Lindeteves, Stokvis, Inc. ... ... f Perak, Semarang,

Lingnanco ... Li Nan Co., Ltd. ... ... 1Sourabaya

Shanghai

Lingnanuni ... Lingnan University Canton

Lingsang ... Ling Sang Printing Ink Co. Shanghai

Link ... American Presbyterian Mission Shanghai

Linotype

Linstead ...... Linstead

Linotype &andDavis

Machinery, Ltd..... ... All Ports

Lionbrand ... John Dickinson & Co., Ltd ... Hongkong

Hongkong, Singapore

Liongsoohin ... Liong Soo Hin ... Medan

Lionsilk ... Laou Kin Luen & Co. , .... :r. Shanghai

Liosnoff ... Union Pharmacy Shanghai

Lipkovsky ... Siberian Jewellery Store ... Shanghai

Lishamco ••• W. Y. Cheong

Lisinkuns ... Lih Sing & Co. Shanghai

Tientsin ’

Lisske ...... Electric

Tientsin Service

HeatingCorporation,

and SanitaryInc.Works

. ... Shanghai,

Listenin

Literature ... United Church of Canada ... Shanghai Hongkong

Lithograph Fine Art Lithographic Co. ... Singapore

Litigation ... Lyson

Perak, Singapore

Littles ... John Little

Littleshop ... The Little Shop

Liuholin ... Liu Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd. Peiping

Liyoprinco Liang You Printing & Publishing Co.... Shanghai

Lloydiano ... Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation Co. Kobe, Shanghai

Hongkong

Loam ... Logan & Amps ...

Lobnitz Lobnitz & Co., Ltd. Perak

Lobunchay ...... Wanes

Philippine Foreign Trading Manila

Lochan Commercial (Jo. Co., Ltd. .. Hongkong Hongkong

Locking .... Lock Hing Hongkong

Lockoo Local Printing Press, Ltd. ... Penang, Singapore

Loco ... K,. Young & Co., Ltd.

Locomotive ... American Locomotive Sales Co. Peiping

Locomotive ... A. Yuen & Chee Cheong Co. Hongkong

Loeboek Pakam... Batu Rata Rubbet Plantation, Ltd. E. C. Sumatra

Loganross ... Logan & Ross Penang

Loger ... Rodger & Co. Shanghai

Lohkinsu .. Loh Kin Sui Malacca

Lohs ... Loh’s Dispensary Singapore

I.okinfai ... Lo Kin Fai & Co. Hongkong

Lokkawi ... Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo

Lokoomul ... Liberty Silk Store ... Hongkong

Lombard .... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .... Tientsin . Iloilo

London Mission ... London Missionary Society ... ... Manila

Longdistance ... Philippine Long Distance Teleph. Co. . Shanghai

Loninsuroff ... Lonborg Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Lonkomay ... Lonkomay

Lonwain ... Brittanic Termite Co. Manila

Loobros ... Loo Bros & Embroidery Co.... .. . Hongkong

Penang

Lookers Look Brothers

F3

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Loonfil Embassy Co. Hongkong

Lopesalves Lopes & Alves, Ltd. Hongkong

Loquat Jugra Land and Carey, Ltd. Port Swettenham

Lorentz H. A. Lorentz Shanghai

Lortnoc Ed. T. Robertson & Son Shanghai

Losilko Laou Kiu Chwang Co. Shanghai

Lotus S. L. Husain & Co. , : ... Kobe

Lotustudio Caraven Studio, Inc. Shanghai

Louiswette Dewette & Co. ... Osaka

Louplee Loup & Young Tientsin

Louvre Au Petit Louvre Hongkong

Loveliness Wai Cbeong Co. Hongkong

Lovsted C.Donaldson

M. Lovsted & Co. (Manila), Ltd ... Manila

Lowden & Lowden Bangkok

Lowhoonchip . Low How Chip & Co. ... ... Singapore

Lowing Cbee Wing & Co. Hongkong

Loxlej Perrin Cooper & Co. Tientsin

Loxlej W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. ... Can., Ho., Si.

Lubrocoin Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc. Manila

Lucebert Berthet & Cie Saigon

Lucile Maison Lucile Shanghai

Lucky-Lucky A. Man, Hing Cheong Hongkong

Luckysboes The China Sports, Ltd. Hongkong

Luco Dr. Luiz Nolasco Macao

Lucool L. Z. Cool Shanghai

Luenfung Luen Fung & Co. Canton

Luhan Mines De Lincheng Peiping

Luisa Botica Antiqua de Cebu, Inc. Cebu

Luistarlac Central Azucarera de Tarlac Manila

Lukasbik Lukashik & Sons Tientsin

Lukrance Luk Hoi Tung Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lulab Shanghai Land Development Co. Shanghai

Luraat North Borneo State Rubber Co., Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo

Lumberco . China Import and Export Lumber Co., Ltd. All Ports

Lumberco China Woodworking and Dry Kiln Co Shanghai

Lumberco TJ. M. Ginsbourg Shanghai

Luminous Starr, Fred. & Co. Singapore

Lumoco L. Model & Co., Inc. Manila

Lumsdaine A. H. V. Lumsdaine Shanghai

Lunarchi Luna de San Pepro Nakpil & Cortes ... Manila

Lunetabotel Luneta Hotel Manila

Lungtai Lung Tai Trading Co. Shanghai

Lunistice j Lun Tai Mutual Fire & Marine Insurance ) Hongkong

\ Co.. Ltd. ... ... i

Lunperchin Perrin’s (China), Ltd. Hongkong

Lunsang Lun Sang & Co. Hongkong

Lurgi Dr. C. Krayer Tokyo

Lury Lury Bros Hakodate

Lurvco Lury & Co.. Ltd. Tokyo

Lusitano Club Lusitano Singapore, H’kong

Lusteveco Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc. Manila

Luther Lutheran Mission Home & Agency ... Hankow

Lutherbook Lutheran Board of Publication Hankow

Lutherbook Lutheran Book Concern Hankow

Luthyco C. Luthy & Co. ... Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES F67

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Luxoriens Cetco, Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Lyceum Lyceum Theatre Shanghai

Lycopsis Lyen Bros. Hongkong

Lycheong Loke Yung Cheong Selangor

Lyen St. George’s House Hongkong

Lyiner L. K Laing & Co. Singapore

Lyndentree Otis Elevator Co. Os., Sh.,Man., Tokyo

Lynn Brunei United Plantations, Ltd. Brunei

Lynotype Lynotype & Machinery, Ltd. Shanghai

Lyonco T. Edward Lyon Canton

Lyric Cathay-Grand Corporation Shanghai

Lysport The World Pencil Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Lyteca Etablissements Jean Comte Saigon

Mabuhay “Mabuhay” Manila

Macaen C. J. Machado Shanghai

Macao beecheang President Hotel ... Macao

Mcbain George McBain ... Shanghai

Macbeth Macbeth, Gray k Co. Shanghai

Macdon McDonnell & Gorman, Inc. Tientsin

Macfaddec MacFadden & Bros.’ Agency Osaka

Machineco Oriental Machinery Stores ... Bangkok

Macbtrad Kikei Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

Macbuca J. Machuca

Machy Machinery and Supply Co., Inc. Manila

Macimports Import dept., George McBain Shanghai

Mackay Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd. Lunas

Mackenmarie ... C. A. Stiebel Shanghai

Mackesson McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Kobe

Mackenzie Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. C’king, T’tsin, Han,

Mackie D. D Mackie Singapore

Mackinnons H’kong, Shanghai,

British-India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. j Yokohama

Mackinnons Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Maclaine Maclaine Sugar Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Macleodco ) Internationai Harvester Co. of The ) Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

[ Philippines ... )

MacMilpet K. D. Patroleum Co. of China . | Canton,

Shanghai

Hongkong,

Macnaughton ... H. C. Macnaughton Kobe

Macondray Macondrav & Co.. Inc Manila, Cebu

Macneill MacNeill Co. Medan

Macpat Patten, Mackenzie & Co. Shanghai

Macphails Macphail & Co., Ltd. S’pore, Perak

MacPrintco McCullough Printing Co. Manila

Macrad Mackev Radio & Telegraph Co. Manila

Mac-ian H. R. McMillan Export Co., Ltd. Y’hama, Tokyo, Kobe

Macytea Carter Macy Tea & Coffee Co.. Inc. Taihoku

Madiaskey Taketaro Yoshidzumi Osaka

Madiersilk Madier, Ribet & Cie. Sh., Can.

Madrigal Blair & Co. Hongkong

Madrigal Madrigal & Co. ... Manila

Madrigal Rizal Cement Co. Manila

Madrigal Port Lamon Lumber Co. ... Manila

Madsyl Honigsbere & Co., Inc. Peiping, Shanghai

*F3

CABiLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Maeco Ocean Accdt. & Gnar. Corp. Singapore

Maenad Kent & Mounsey Tientsin

Maendler A. Maendler Tsingtao

Maerskline Melchers & Co. (Shipping-Maersk Line) All Ports

Mafico Manila Finance & Discount Corpn. Manila

Magellan Macgregors, Ltd. Shanghai

Maggowan China-American Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Ma|ill C. N. Magill . Penang

Magill James Magill & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Magnet General Electric Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Mahadev Kimatrai & Co. ... •■• Kobe

Maharg Graham & Co. ... ... Kobe

Maher Casa Do Poto Shanghai

Mahjiddeen Mahmood Mohjiddeen & Co. Kelantan

Mahlee Mactavish, Twigg & Co.. Ltd. Shanghai

Mahogany Negros Philippine Lumber Corpn Manila

Mahwei ' Chinese Recreation & Race Club Tientsin

Maikassian Simon Maikassian ... ... Tientsin

Mail China Mail and Overland China Mail.... Hongkong

Mail Dollar Directory Hongkong

Mail Hongkong Sunday Herald ... ... Hongkong

Mail Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd. Hongkong

Mail Malay Mail Selangor

Mailine American Mail Line, Ltd. Kobe, Hankow,

... j Canton, Yokohama

Mainichi Osaka Mainichi ... Osaka

Maishan Kailan Mining Administration All Ports

Majestic Majestic Hotel Shanghai, Selangor

Majestic Chinese National Film Co. Penang

Majestic Majestic Cinema Penang

Majocolim Solignum, Ltd. ... Selangor

Major Major Bros., Ltd.... Shanghai

Majuvy Levy & Blum, Inc. Manila

Makenzie Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. Hankow

Makower Makower, McBeath & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Malamining Malaya Mining and General Agency, Ltd. Singapore

Malamplan Mai ayan-American Plantation, Ltd. Penang

Malamplan United States Rubber Pl’tations, Inc. Kedah

Malatris Malayanlndustries, Ltd. ... Penang

Malaya Bank of Malaya ... ... ... Perak

Malayan Malayan Supply Co. Selangor

Malaymotor . Malayan Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Malcolm Mielsen & Malcolm Shanghai

Malesha Mallouk Brothers Shanghai

Malta Malayan Farms Ltd. Singapore

Malfred Fred Maloof Swatow

Malit Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc. Manila

Maikassian S. Maikassian ... Tientsin

Malool Malayan Law Journal Singapore

Malthold Paraffine Co., Inc. ... Shanghai

Main Kokusai Unyu Kaisha Tientsin, Dairen

Mamary Mamary & Co. Shanghai

Mamerco Manila Mercantile Co., Inc. Manila

Manasseh S. Manasseh & Co. .... .Singapore

Manbutton Manila Button Factory ... Manila

UABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mancercha Manufacture Ceraniique de Shanghai ... Shanghai

Manclub Manila Club Manila

Manco Manila Cordage Co. ... ... Manila

Manco Many & Co. .... Canton

Mandarin Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Calcutta

Mandarin North China Insurance Co., Ltd. S’hai, Han., S’pore

Manews Manchuria Daily News Dairen

M anhara Hara Shoji Kaisha Osaka

Manhoco ... Manila Hotel Co. Manila

Manifesto Hongkong # Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd. . Hongkong

Manifesto . .. Alien, Sons & Co.. Ltd. ... Tokyo

Manijeh C. M. Karanjia & Co. Shanghai

Manilalect Manila Electric Co: Manila

Manimpco Manila Import Co. Manila

Manmanti King Shian & Co. .... .... Tsingtao

Manners John Manners & Co., Ltd. All Ports

M anners The China Engineer, Ltd. Canton

Mannesmaain . Mannesmannroehren-Werke Osaka

Mannesmann Mannesmann-Export G. m. b. H. Tientsin

Manoread Hongkong

Manrep T. K. Okada Tokyo

Mansfield Mansfield & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore, Penang

Mansfield China Navigation Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mansfield ’ China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Mansouk J. Mansouk & Co..;. Tientsin

Mansouk Belgian Brick Factory . Tientsin

Mansport Roces & Co. . ... Manila

Mantetsn South Manchuria Railway Co, • Shanghai, Dairen

Mantrade Manila Trading and Supply Co. Manila

Manufacturers . Johnson and Phillips, Ltd. London

Manufacturers . Standard Telephones and Cables, Ltd. Singapore

Manulife Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co. All Ports

Maplumbco : > . • Manila Plumbing Co. .... 'Manila

Mapurunga Hongkong ifc Shanghai Banking Corpn..... Hankow

Maranibank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Muar

Marumatsu Marumatsu Goshi Kaisha ... Osaka

Maraudius Marthoud & Cie. ... ' Shanghai

Marcksing Marchs, Lotbar .. Mukden

Marco Marco Finkelstein & Co. Shanghai

Marco Mar-Kao, Ltd. Shanghai

Marcodurum . Sirius Trading Corpn. ... ... Manila

Marden G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Marden Shanghai Household Removing Ob. Shanghai '

Marden Whangpoo Ferry Service ... Shanghai 1

Marketmen Henly Trading Co. ... Singapore

Maremco Manila Remn Canto., Inc.... Manila

Mareuiount J. J. Maremount & Co. ... Shanghai

Margin Bank of Manchuria ... Dairen

Marine Kobe Marine Insurance Co., 'Ltd. Kobe

Marine Lloyds Register of Shipping Hongkong

Mariners , Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club Shanghai

Marinework Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Marinework • Wm. C. Jack & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Marinippon . ■ Nippon Marine.Insurance-Co.- Osaka, Shanghai

Mariotti-Eiat Italian Consulate Penang

F70 cablb: addresses

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Maristes St. Francis Xavier’s College Shanghai

Marist St. Louis' College Tientsin

Maritima Compania Maritima Manila

Markiuodara Mark’s Ty re Store Bangkok

Markmodara Mojdara Typewriter Co. ... Bangkok

Mark moody Mark L. Moody >hanghai

Marksing Lothar Marks Mukden

Marl ton Parbury, Henty & Co. , , ... Kobe

Marsiiing Thong Aik Co. Singapore

Marsoulies Du Pac De Marsoulies Shanghai

Marsoulies /Marsoulies, A. Du Pao De (Successor 1 Shanghai

l to L. Bourgeat) ••• .•!//

Mart Tientsin Market Commission Agency... Tientsin Hongkong

Marte San Martino

Martingale J. Evans & CoCo Singapore

Tientsin

Martkatz Katz

Maruben 1 toh & Co., Ltd. Tsingtao

Marubeni Itoh & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Marai Marui Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Marmshi Maruishi Shokai, Ltd. Osaka

Maruito Itoh & Co.. Ltd. Osaka, Shanghai

Marukawa Kawanishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

M arus Showa Shipping Co. Shanghai

Masco Manila Auto Supply Co. ... Manila

Masia Malay Siamese Prospecting Co., Ltd. ... Penang

Maskee Handler & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Masonma^er Ryssin & Co. ... ..; Shanghai

Masri Bigio’s Son & Co. Osaka

Masterads Master’s, Ltd. Singapore

Masumasu Masuda Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Mataiclii Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha Shanghai

Matches How Ming Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Matches Philippine Match Co., Ltd. Manila

Matches Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co., Ltd. Shanghai,

Hongkong

Hongkong

Matches Swedish Match Co., Ltd Selangor

Math Malay Mail

Mather j)lat Mather & Platt, Ltd. Shanghai

Matline Macao-Timor-Goammozambique Line ... Shanghai

Maton United China Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Matsang E. Mathew & Co. ... Singapore

Shanghai

Mauriceben M. Benjamin

Mauriceco. .. .National Mercantile Agency Singapore

Maurizio Steiner & Co. N anking

Mavromaras French Bakery Tientsin

Maxbrand Brand & Sons, Inc. ... ... Tientsin

Maxim Maxim & Co. Hongkong

Maximilian Schnabel Gaumer & Co. ... ■ Hankow

Maxwell Maxwell & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Maxwell Maxwell Insurance Office... Osaka, Kobe

Mayeda S. Mayeda & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Mayen Dr. H. Busse Shanghai

Mayen Mayen & Co. Hongkong

M ayes Eastern Trading Co. Yokohama

Mayfarco “ Mayfair” (Mayfair

Mayhat Mayo’s Shoppe Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES F7I

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Maynard Maynard & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mayne Mary Garden Restaurant Shanghai

Mayne Mary Garden Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Mazet Societe Commerciale Maset .... Saigon

McAlister Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Penang

McAlister Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

McAlister McAlister & Co., Ltd. Penang, S’pore, Ferak

McAuliffe McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co Pen., E. C. Sum., Si.

McBain George McBain ... S’hai, Tientsin

McDougall F. J. McDougall Selangor

Mclvor Mclvor, Kauffman, Smith & Yamamoto Tokyo

McKenzie Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. Sungei Dua

McKesson McKesson & Robbins Shanghai

Melee China Supply Corpn. Hongkong

McMahon T. McMahon Perak

McMullan Chefoo Daily News Chefoo

McMullan McMullan & Co., Ltd. Chefoo, Tsingtao

McNaughton W. L. Deeming .... Kobe

Meamaye H. C. MacNaughton Singapore

Mearnshaw Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works Manila

Mearnshaw Honolulu Iron Works Co. ... Manila

Measurer ( China Homeward Fright Conference ) Canton

j (Central Booking Office) ... j "

Measurer Sworn Measurer s Office Canton

Mechanic China Motors Shanghai

Mechanical Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co. Singapore

Mecn America & Co. Singapore

Medan N.V. Tabak Maatschappij Arendsburg Sumatra

Medical Chinese Red Cross General Hospital... Shanghai

Hongkong

Medical Medical Department

Medical Peiping Union Medical College Peiping

Medicine Medical Office ... Singapore

M edmissan China Medical Association ... Shanghai

Meelee Chan Son Lin & Co. Selangor

Meerag Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G. Osaka

Meezan The Asiatic Stamp Co. Singapore

Meguin Bamag, Meguin A. G. .. Tokyo

Meguin International Cementgun Co., N. V. ... Tokyo

Meher Mehta & Co Hongkong

Mehler F. Mehler Tientsin

Mehta S. B. Mehta & Co. ... Kobe

Mehta M. N. Mehta Canton

Meifenbank The Mei Feng Bank of Szechuem Chungking

Meihwafur Mei Hwa Fur Trading Corporation Tientsin

Meika Meiji Fire Insurance Co. ... Tokyo

Meirion Hughes & Hough, Ltd. Hongkong

Meishun Meishun S.S. Co. Shanghai

Mekong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. . Haiphong

Melachrino Tobacco Products Corporation Shanghai

Melalap Manchester North Borneo Rubber, Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo

Melamine W. Mansion & Co. ... Hongkong

Melchersco Melchers & Co. (Import) ... All Ports

Meleorp Melchers & Co. (Export) ... All Ports

Niello A. A. de Mello ... ... Macao

F72 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad -. Firm Name Place

Melodius ... Costa Music Co. Hongkong

Melody ... Singapore Piano Co. ... . Singapore

Melwani .... The Hong Kong Silk Store ..., Hongkong

Melwool ... Melchers & Co. ' ... 'Tientsin

Memelsdorf .... Adolph Memelsdorff .... Shanghai

Menabro Joseph Bros. Shanghai

Menamotor ... Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. • Bangkok

Mendis Mendis & Ahlip Penang

Mengelmax Max M. Engel. Mukden

Menkou ... Menkukou Sino British Coal Mining Co. Peping

Menkwa ... Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha Ail Ports

Menthol ... K. Kobayashi Yokohama

Mentrupco Mentrup & Cb. ... .1'. Tientsin

Meranti Siong Lim Saw Mill Co; ’ .. ... Singapore

tv,Mercantil .... {fTypographs Mercantil

^^Jes^Filhos, Ltd. de T. N. Per- \f - Macao

Mercator ... , J. Barth Tokyo

Mercator ■ ... Titrea Glass Works Tokyo

Merchants ... China Merchants Steam Nafiga,ti6h'Co; Hongkong’ ‘

Merchman ... Ellectical Supply Co., Inc. ...

Mercom ... Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd. ... Semarang,

Sembilan Negri

Mercupost .... Post Mercury Co. Shanghai

Mercupost .... Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury .... Shanghai

Mercupress ... '“Sporting World” Shanghai

Mercury ... Century Press, Ltd. Shanghai

Merfar H. Merecki Shanghai >i

Merkur Cathay Import Export Co. Shanghai

Manila

Merritt Frank L. Merritt ,

Merzco .. R Merz & Co. Tientsin

Mesritz ... Brandon Mesritz & Co. Batavia, Sourabaya

Messagerie ... CompagnL des Messageries Maritime)*’ All. Ports

Messalina McAlister & Co., Ltd. ... ... Selangor

Messary ... Bukidnon Cattle & Coffee. Co., Inc. ... Manila

Messman ... D. H. Benjamin & Sons ... Shanghai

Mestfabrik ... Mestfabrik Java, N.V. Medan

Metallise Metallisation Co. of China Shanghai

MetaJcoat ... Metal Coating Co. of China Shanghai

Methodist ... Keen Girls’ School Tientsin

Methodist ... Methodist Episcopal Mission Penang, Singapore

Methodist Sleeper-Davis Memorial Hospital Peiping

Methodist ... Tientsin Hui Wen Academy Tientsin

Methodist Mission Methodist Episcopal Mission South Tientsin, Foochow

Methotel , ... Metropole Hotel ... Shanghai

Metko .. International Technical Trading Co. ... Harbin

Metmotors ... : Metcalfes Motors ... ... Perak

Metro ... Davies, Brooke & Boyd, Ltd. Shanghai

Metro ... Metropolitan Land Co., Ld. Hongkong, Shanghai

Metrofilms ... Metrp’Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Inc. All Ports

Metropole ... Metropole Hotel Hongkong

Metrotheco ... Metropolitan Theatre Co. ... Manila

Metrotrade ... Metropolitan Supply Co. ... Sh rnghai

Metrotrad ... Metropolitan Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Metrovick | Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex. Co., [ Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES E73

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Meychina Behn, Meyer (China), Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Meychjna .. F. H. Boss Tientsin

Meychiha . Siber Hegnei; & Co. (Tientsin), Ltd. Tientsin 1

Meyerink .. William Meyerink & Co. .... ’ )... Shanghai .

Michaelcar . E J. Carmichael... Shanghai

Michelman L. M. Haussman & Co. ... ... Manila

Micpi . Manila Ice Cream Plant Manila

Microphone China Electric Co., Ltd. (American) All Ports

Microphone Nippon Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Microphone Standard Telephones and Cables, Ltd.... Singapore

Middlebank .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... (Kuala Lumpur,

(S’pore, Selangor .

Middleton . Hugli Middleton & Co. Hankow

Middy Middleton & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Midzushima .. Midznshima & Co. Kobe

Mikado .. Chiyo & Co. ... .... Hongkong

Mikrofon Shanghai Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Milkmaid . . Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Hankow

Milkmaid .. Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage ... Hongkong Shanghai, H’kong

Milladvert Millington, Ltd. Shanghai

Millard China Weekly Review Shanghai

Millcott Sintah Mill-Furnishing Co.

Millions F. Ezra

Millrubber . Miller Rubber Product Co.:..; Singapore

Mill sup ply . Shanghai Mill Supply Co. Shanghai

Mina . A. Mina Tientsin

Minaret .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Jchore ,

Minarolo Mmarol© & Go. .. ... . Shanghai

Minco Manila Instalment Co. Manila

Minemura .. Minemura Oil Mill, Ltd. Tsingtao

Mineral . Wm. H. Miller & Co., N.V, Batavia

Minerva National Commercial Co. ... Shanghai

Minghwa . . Ming Hwa Comm. & Savings Bank, Ltd. Tsingtao, Shanghai

Shanghai

Minie .. B. Bertucci Hankow

Minjoot .. Straits Trading Co. ... ••• Osaka

Minorutai Kamei Shokai, Ltd.

Mirahnos . (Tabaqueria de la Compania General) Manila

" \ de Tabacos de Filipinas Singapore

Miselaneous T. M. A. Music House

Missionary .. London Missionary Society Hankow

Mithama Mitsui Bank Yokohama

Mitsui .. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. All Ports

Mitsuigink .. Mitsui Bank, lad. • Shanghai ,

Mitsumaru Bagnall '& Hides Kobe

Miyasuye .. Miyabe & Suyetaka Yokohama

Miye Miye Co., Ltd. ...: Kobe

Miyoshi Miyoshi Yoko ■ Shanghai

Miyoshiglas S. Miyoshi Glass Factory Osaka

M j bco .. M.J.B. Co. Shidzuoka

Mkosi Mitsukoshi, Ltd. Tokyo

Mobiliere .. Union Mobiliere Shanghai

Mocapihc ... China Paper Co. (Fed , Inc., U.S.A.) ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Modde ... Friedrich Modde .... Peiping

Model ite Mode Elite Hongkong

F74 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Moderator Orient Tobacco Manufactory Hongkong

Moderna Farmacia Moderna Jorge & Co., Ltd Macao

Moderne ... Hotel Moderne Tientsin, Harbin

Modernhome J “Modern Home” Construction Sup- Shanghai

L plies, Ltd.

Modfurniture Modern Furniture Store .. . Tientsin

Module Hemmings & Berkley Hankow

Module Hemmings & Parkin, Ltd. Tientsin

Moebi W. O. Moebius Shanghai

Mogra E. Ft. Mogra <%; Co. Canton, Hongkong

Mogul M. A. Mogul Singapore

Mogut G. G-utbezahl & Co. ... S’hai, Tientsin

Mohamed G. S. Mohamed ... Kobe

Mohamedali Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co. ... Penang

Mohandas Mohandas & Sons Kobe

Mohawk H. Ernest Morriss Shanghai

Mohideen P. Mohideen & Co. Shanghai

Moine Moine Comte & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore, Penang

Molchanoff Molchanoff Hankow

Moller Morller & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Mollerline Mollers’, Ltd. Shanghai

Mollerstock John Moller Shanghai

Mollison Mollison & Co. Yokohama

Molukveem Molukveem Veem X. V., Celebes Macasar

Monbaron W. J. Crooks tfc Co. Hankow

Monchen Dr. H. Mertens ... ... Shanghai

Monco Montrose & Co. Tientsin

Monday Mail ... “Monday Mail”... Manila

Mondcurio International Commercial Co., Ltd. Osaka

Mondenach K. Mondenach Shanghai

Monita The Shamaen Pagoda Hongkong

Monktobac Monk & Co. .„ Shanghai

Monod Les Successeurs de E. C. Monod & Co. Bangkok

Monogram Harvie Cooke & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Monolivet David & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Monotaro H. Yamamoto & Co. Osaka

Monotype Monotype Corpn., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Monroe F: C. Monroe & Co. Shanghai

Monsoon Columbia Casualty Co. of New York ... Shanghai

Montargis M. J. B. Montargis Hongkong

Montepiedad ... Monte de Pieded and Savings Bank Manila

Montevedere Basto, Dr. R. A. de Castro ... Hongkong

Mooreco L. Moore A Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Moorob Automobile Club of China Shanghai

Moorob Beck & Swann ... Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai

Exporters Association of Shanghai... Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Fire Insurance Association

Moorob Shanghai Metal Merchants' As’sn. ... Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Marine Underwriters As’sn. Shanghai

Moosa .i Moosa & Co. Macao

Mopin /Societe d’Exploitation des Etablissement'

t Brossard Mopin

Moreing Morrison & Co. Perak

Morey John Morey & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Morganite Morganite Carbon K. K. ... Osaka

CABLE ADDRESSES F75

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

M orgenster .. Jaffe & Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Morgeuster .. O. Morgenstern ... Shanghai

Morikuma .. Morimura Shoten Yokohama

Moring A. Silverstone & Co. Shanghai

Morning F. Sassoon ... ..; Kobe

Morse .. Angus & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Morse .. F. S. Morse Kobe

Morose .. A. B. Rosenfeld & Son Shanghai

Morteric ... Morton & Ericksen ... Manila

Mortgage Peoples Mortgages and Investment Co. Manila

Mortimereid ,. Mortimer-Reid & Slee Shanghai

Morymlak .. Morimura Trading Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Moscodel .. David, Moss & Co. Shanghai

Mosec Motor Service Co., Inc. Manila

Moshi Model Dairy Farm Shanghai

Mossgood Goodrich Co, (S.S.), Ltd. ... Singapore

Mossycamp .. Adet Moss & Co. Kobe, Yokohama

Mothicide .. M. Lion Co. Shanghai

Motion .. Motion Smith & Son, Ltd. ... Singapore

Motiwalla .. K J. Motiwalla & Co. Singapore

Motokobato ... Nichima Kwai Osaka

Motor Telefun ken East Asiatic Telegraph Co. Shanghai

Motor .. Siemens China Co. All Ports

Motor . United Motors Co. Perak

Motorbank .. China Finance Co rpn. Shanghai

Motosales Shanghai Motor Sales Co. ... Shanghai

Mottoes .. Economical Trading Co. Hongkong

Mottimport . C. Motte & Co. Singapore

Motyard /The South China Motorship Building | Hongkong

Mountain {■ and Repairing Works, Ltd.

Temiang Renehong Estate ... Selangor

Mountainview P. D. Carman Co. ... ... Manila

Mourin . A Mourin & Co., Ltd. Kedah

Moutrie . S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Mowin Mowin Co. Hongkong

Moyel . Moyler, Powell & Co. Tientsin, Peiping

Moyroux .. Moyroux & Co. Tientsin

Mrltd B. J. Egan Tientsin

Muehlenbau

Mukhi . Miag Muehlenbau & Industrie, A. G. ... Shanghai

Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand Yokohama

Mukusu Dr. B. Caldwell ... Yokohama

Mulpbico Muller & Phipps, Ltd. All Ports

Multiple MeMullau & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. Shanghai

Muneng . Munoz & Co. Manila

Mundara . D. Couper Johnston & Co. Bangkok

Municipal Municipal Department Sarawak

Municipal Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association Shanghai

Muraitraco . Murai Trading Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Murakami Murakami & Co. ... Bhanghai

Murakamito Murakami Toyo. Shanghai

Muraship .. Murase Shoten Kobe

Musabhoy M. Musabhoy & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Musen /Nippon Musen Denshin Denwa \ Tokyo

\ Kaisha, Ltd. .... /

Music Anderson Music Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

F76 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Music > d ,.i Lyric Music House, Ino. ... Manila

Musicians Hongkong Music Co. ... . Hongkong

Mustami / Soued and Kozhaya, successors to |.

( Gazal Brothers / *" Kobe

Mustard Sharpe & Dohme Inc. Shanghai

Mustard H. K. Mulford & Co. Shanghai

Mustard Mustard & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Mustard Remington Typewriter Agency ... . Shanghai

Mutuatrade Mutual Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Myers Myers Healing Shokai, Ltd. Tokyo

Myke J. R. Michael & Co. Hongkong

Myotomy A. Cameron & Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo, Yokohama

Myotomy Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark Shanghai

Naafi Navy Army & Air Force Institutes Tientsin

Nabholz ' ' Nabholz & Co. ... Sh., Yokohama

Nacco Ocean Accident & Guarantee Co. Singapore

Naccokobe National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Kobe

Naccokong National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Hongkong

Naccoshang National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Shanghai

Nacohankow National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Hankow

Nacomsav [National Commercial & Savings Bank,) All Ports

1. Ltd. ... ... ...J

Nacot .i. Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Nacotinsin National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A Tientsin

Nadrutore National Drug Store Manila

Naeco /Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor- ) Singapore

[ poration, Ltd. ... ... J

Nagata Nagata Bros. ... ... Penang

Nagenins ... ’ National Insurance Cfflfte; ‘ .. . " ■ Shanghai

-Nagoya Abeko & Co., Ltd. i. Nagoya

Nagrom G.J.W. Morgan Shanghai

Nahiho Nam Hing Hong Hongkong

Naigai ... Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd. .... Shanghai, Tsingtao

Nainen Mitsubishi In ternalCombustion Engine Co. Kobe

Naiti Hindhede & Co., Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Naivarom ... A. R. Catto Tokyo

Najam ... Abdulali & Co. Kobe

Nakagawa .... Nakagawa Sboten Singapore

Nakagi Gisuke Nakamura ,'Osaka

Nakaso . • .... Shozo Nakamura Tokyo

Nalex International Export Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Naltra The National Traders Shanghai

Naman (Siamese) Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd. ... Bangkok

Namral China Office of the Leipzig Fair Shanghai

Namral :German State Railway’s-Travel: Office .... : Shanghai .

Namkeng , Bangkok Mfg. Co. -Bangkok

Nanchintra ; Nan Sin Optical House Singapore

Naniwasoko i; ... Naniwa Warehouse Co., Ltd. Osaka

Nantai Leadmen & Co., Ltd. Foochow

Nantao Shun Cong Eng. & Shipbldg. Works ... Shanghai

Nanyang ... -Nanyang

u Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. Hongkongphangbai

Nanyang Union Times Press’' Singapore

Napproco Maneru & Co. ... ib Manila

Naraindas B. Naraindas Kobe

CABLE ADDRESSES F77

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

IVarealty S. Y. Kao Shanghai

Narsilk Taj malial Silk Store Hongkong

Narumo Toyo Shokai Tokyo

Narus M. Lopez and National Stationery Co Manila

Nassau Young Men’s Christian Association Peping

Natatores The National Trading Co. Hongkong

Natcombank National Commercial Bank, Ltd. . T’tsin, S’hai

Natdrudco National Drug Company of China Hongkong

Nated National United Co. ... Hongkong

Nateleco National Electric Co. ... ... :.\. Singapore

Nathenad Belgian Embassy Tokyo

Nathygiene National Hygiene Co. Shanghai

Nathyo National Hygiene Co. ... Shanghai

Natico North America Trading and. Import Go,. All Ports

Naticolour Etablissements Kuhlmann ... Shanghai

Natio International Export Co., Ltd. Hankow

National National Trading and Lumber Co. ' Kobe

National National Commercial Co., Ltd. . Hongkong

Nationalbauk ... Philippine National Bank ... Manila

JN ationalco National Shirts Mfg., Co. ... ‘ . •... Hongkong

Nationalop National Optical Co. ... • Shanghai

Natmed Chinese Medical Association Shanghai

Natmed The National Medical Assoc, of China ... Shanghai

Natpurcom ■ National Construction Commission Shanghai

Natraco National Trading Co. Shanghai

Natragco National Sanitary Rag Co.... Kobe

Natwirtel Chinese National Wireless Tele. Co. Tientsin, Shanghai

Natwirtel Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Nauenpress Transocean News Service Shanghai

Nautilus Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. All Ports

Naveokali N. V. Hongkong Overzee

N avigatrad Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Navigazion Borioni & Co. Chungking

Nazarally N. Tyebally Singapore

Nearsilk Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

Neary J. Neary Yokohama

Necan Neco Neon Co. Hongkong

Necktradco Baroukh Trading Co. Shanghai

Nedasiatic Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co. Kobe

Nedergink N.Y. Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Tokyo

Nedloh A. R. Holden & Co., Ltd. ... .. Singapore

Nedyar F. Rayden Shanghai

Neerbclem C. J. Breen- & Co. Shanghai

Neerbclem Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co. Shanghai

Neelinchen Neeling Chen Shanghai

Negri Busy Bee Shanghai

Nehesco Neuss Hesslein Corporation Manila

Nehocroc Henry H. Cohen, Ltd. Shanghai

Nehocroc Shanghai Button & Buckle Mfg. Co. Shanghai Shanghai

Neil James Neil & Co.

Neill Neill & Bell Selangor

Neled Edward J. Nell Co. Manila

N ellgwin J. K. Gwinnell ... Singapore

Nemazee M. Nemazee Hongkong

F78 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable

Nenagial jNational Employers Mutual Generali gincyanore

\ Insurance Association, Ltd. .. / ” ^

Nemirov&ky E. L. Nemivorsky Harbin

Neonlite ... Claude Meon Lights, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Shanghai

Nerbadda .... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. I Batavia, j

Macassar

Sourabaya*

Neshaconst ... New Shanghai Const. Co. ... Shanghai

Nesrednaw C. W. Andersen Shanghai

Nestles fNestles & Anglo-Swiss Condensed! „ . *

• { Milk Co. ... ... } Selangor, Canton

Nestle ... Societe Nestle (France) ... ... Saigon

Nestnnlk .... Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd. . .. All Ports

Nestanglo .... Nestis & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd. Manila

Nesty ... James Tsen Co. ... ... ... Hankow

Netbenco ... G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Netherlands ... Netherlands Consulate .... .... Harbin

Nettlefold Guest, Keen & Nettle fold, Ltd. Shanghai

Neveleo ... Maison Regina ... ... ... Shanghai

Nevelco ... Neveleo Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Neveleo ... J. Nevel & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Neverogvan N. Y. Nederlandsche Vikoop Organisatic Hongkong

Neville Cornabe Eckford & Winning ... Harbin

Neville Lloyds ... ... ... Harbin

Neville H. J. Neville ... ... ... Harbin

Newgrand Hotel New Grand ... Yokohama

Newsawmill ... Sin Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co. .... Singapore

Newsroom South China Newspaper, Ltd. Hongkong

Newsroom ... Nam Chung Po,. Ltd. ... Hongkong

Newtonco The New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. . Singapore

Newzico ... New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Nibiki Philippine Lumber Exportation Co. ... Manila

Nichidoku Nichi Doku Shoten ... ... Kobe

Nichiei Auglo-Japan Cycle ManufacturingCo.,Ltd. Kobe

Nichiwaw Nichiwa Shokai ... ... Shanghai

Nichizuico ... Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. ... Japan Ports

Nicol A. Nicol & Co. ... Tientsin

Nicolas G. Nicolas ... ... Peiping

Nicolsuper Nichols Super Yarn & Carpets, Inc. Tientsin, Man.

Nicot ... Nicot Products Co. ... ... Shanghai

Nielcolm Hankow Fire Insurance Association ... Hankow

Nieuwsblad (Nederlandsch-Indischei Drukkers enlr^. •

Pitgevers Maatschappij ... j-tfatavia

Niewin Nielsen & Winther, Ltd. ... . Hankow

Niagara ... Niagara Mineral Water Co. ... Hankow

Nigawco ... Eastern Products Exporting Corpn. Kobe

Nihalctiand Nihalchand Bros. . .. Yokohama

Nihodensen .. Nippon Densen Co., Ltd. . . Tokyo

Nihondempo Nippon Dempo News Agency ... Shanghai

Nihonkaijo ... Nippon Marine Insurance C<>. ... Shanghai

Nihonkisen ... Nippon Kiser. Kaisha, Ltd. ... Shanghai

N ihonmenka ... Nippon Menkua K.K. ... ... Tientsin

Nihonsabro ... Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd. . ... Osaka, Tokyo

Nihonshoko ... Japan Trading and Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Nikarting ... China Trading Corpn. ... ... Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES F79

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Nikas Indische Blauwvriesveem ... Batavia

Nikka Nikka Toko Shanghai

Nikko Japan Steel Products Co. .. Tokyo

Nilrob Robb & Nilsson Kedah

Nmgshao Ningpo Shaoshing S. N. Co. Shanghai

Nipah Nipah Distdleries of Malaya, Ltd. Selangor

Nippo beige A. Yerleysen & Co. Kobe

IS ippon Nippon Bazaar Manila

Nippongakki Nippon Gakki Seize ivabushiki Kaisha Shidzuoka

Nipponkan Nippon Hotel Penang

Nipponola Columbia Gramophone Oo. Tokyo

Nipponola Nipponophone Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Y’hama

Nipponpaint . Nippon Paint Co., Ltd. Osaka

Niroshoji . Russo-Japanese Trading Co. Tokyo

Nishiwilso Nishimura & Wilson Yokohama

N isshin . Nisahin Oil Mills Dairen

Nissikisen Nisshin Risen Kaisha All Ports

Nissui Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. Hongkong

Hongkong

Nitramat T. A. Martin & Co. .... ...;

Nitrammon . H. Ahrens & Co. Kobe, Tokyo

Nitrofoska D. S. H. Krauch & Co. Tsingtao, S’hai

Nitrofoska Jebsen & Co. Swatow

Nitsuco . Nihon Tsusho Co., Ltd Tokyo

Nobumaru . Ogawa & Co. Tokyo

Nocidem Medicon, Ltd. Shanghai

Nodrog . Gordon & Gotch, Ltd Tokyo

Noel . Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Noessler . Noessler & Co. G.m.b.H. .... Shanghai

Nofrenis . N. E. Nissim Shanghai

Nogero Wilcox Hayes Co. Kobe

Nolasco . P. M. N. da Silva Hongkong

Nollavour . Behr & Mathew, Ltd. Shanghai, Bankow

Noltehaas . “Deli-Atjeh,” N.V. Batavia

Noltehaas . Trading Society Delti-Afiek. Penang

Nomanbhoy N. Mohamedally Hongkong

Non,forfeit /The National Mutual Life Assurance Hongkong

• | of Australia, Ltd. Manila

Nonsueo . North Negros Sugar Co. ... Tientsin

Nop .. New OrientalInsurance

Automobile PharmacyCo .... Hongkong

Norama Shanghai

Norama Insurance Oo. of North America Hongkong

Norama . Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Shanghai

Norama R. A. Kreulen Shanghai

Norama World Auxiliary Insurance Corpn. Shanghai

' Norasiatic . Norasiatic Coal Transports, Ltd. Shanghai

1 Norasiatic . Norasiatic Steamship Co., Ltd. Harbin

Norbauk Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Shanghai

Norbrit . Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

Norbrit j North British and Mercantile Insce. | S'hai, S’pore

•{ Co., Ltd. I"' Singapore

Norbrit Insurance Office of Aust., Ltd. Shanghai

Norbrit Fine Art & General Insurance Oo. ... Peiping

Norcas North China American School Tientsin

Norchest . North China Estates F oochow

Norco . D.G, Ling & Co. ••• -•

F80: CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad : Firm Name Place

Nordiske .... Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. All Ports

tvt n. ,

Nordiske -• {rEastern

. China Exteusion

Telegraph Australasia

Co. ... and')} ” All Ports

Nordlloyd .... German Steamship Agencies Manila

Nordlloyd . .... 0. H. Anz & Co, .... Dairen

Nordlloyd .... Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen /Singapore, Ti., Man.,.

(Hongkong

Nordlloyd .... H Ahrens & Co. Tokyo, Y’hama.Kobe

Nordlloyd ... Melchers & Co. (Shipping-N.D.L.) .... All Ports

Nordpass .... Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen Singapore

Noreg .... Norwegian Consulate Canton

Normail .... '1 he North Chiu a Daily Mail Tientsin

Noronha .... Noronha & Co. ... Hongkong

Norseman .... Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

Norunder .... North China Underwriters.... ,... Tientsin

Norwegian Mission The Norwegian Missionary Society Changsha

Norwich Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Ltcl. Tokyo

Nosagenji Nosawa & Co. Kobe

Noseeb . Beeson & Co. Shanghai

Noskrap . Parkson, Ltd. Hongkong

N otwen Esther Newton Kobe

Nourregisterrd. A. C. Monks Manila

Nouveau tes Maison de Nouveautes Shanghai

Novetoys Harris & Lewis Kobe

/Norwich Union Fire Insurance So- \

Nufam / ciety, Ltd. j S’pore, S’hai, Tokyo

Nufore Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society, Ltd. Singapore

Nunob Nunobiki Shogyo Kabushiki Kaisha .... Kobe

Nurbit . The Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd Singapore

Nutria D. H. Delburgo & Co. Tientsin

Nutter Nutter & Co. Moji

Nutter Portuguese Consulate Moji

Nyholm Burmeister & Wain Tokyo

Nyholm S. N. Nyholm Tokyo

Nylic . New York Life Insurance Co. Tokyo

Nymalex . Alexandra, Niemann, Ltd Penang

Nytob Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Oakenpin Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ltd. Singapore

Obat Medical Hall, Ltd. Singapore

O’Brien Harvey & O’Brien Manila

Oblaeklead . Okazaki Trading Co. Osaka

Obolaire General Engineering Co. ... Kobe

Obolaire Home Insurance Co. of New York ... Kobe

Observer Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Agency Tientsin

Observer B. Hayton Fleet Harbin

Occasional Occasional Store Tientsin

Occasion Rudolph,. Wolff & Kew, Ltd. Hongkong

Ocean Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation | All Ports

(of London), Ltd.

Ocrojam Solignum, Ltd. Selangor

Ocsmalley Smalley & Co. Singapore

Octagon Erzinger & Co. Chef., Shanghai

Octagon Rayner, Heusser & Co., Ltd. Chef., Shanghai

Odell Odell & Co. Foochow

CABLE ADDRESSES F8'l

Firm Name Place

Odell The Eastern Hotel Foochow

O’Dell Japan Review Yokohama

O’Dell O’Dell’s Service Bureau ... Yokohama

Odeonfilm Qdeon Theatre Co. .... .... Shanghai

Oerseanews Overseas Chinese Daily News, Ltd. Hongkong

Oerseanews Wah Kiu Yat Po Hongkong

Officebureau The Office Cleaning Bureau Hongkong

Ogaho Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd. Hongkong , ,

Ogliastro Louis Ogliastro & Co. Haip., Saigon, Hanoi

Ogrubled D. H. Delburgo & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Ohta Ohta Development Co. ... ' ... Tientsin Manila

Oil mill Chihli Trading Co. Shanghai

Ojiseishi Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Okuragumi Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd.

Olacem Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop S’hai, Hongkong

Olacem , Gray Trading Co. .... Shanghai

Oldarno N. Y. Behn, Meyer & Co. H. Mij. Manila, Cebu

Olga B. Basto Hongkong

Olivans Oliver, Evans & Co. Kobe

Olkso Lee Kim Soo, Ltd. Singapore

Ollerdessen A. F. Ollerdessen Shanghai

Olveh Het Onderling Levensverzekering ) Batavia

j Genootschap “De Olveh van 1879” j

Olympia Hongkong & Shanghai Banking. Corpn. Yokohama

Omaralsagoff S. O. Alsagoff .... Singapore

Omnisa \ International Trade Corporation ( Kobe

Omomi ( Midsudzumi & Co. Shanghai

Onapress Carl Crow, Inc. Hongkong

Onfat On Fat & Co. .... Manila

Onglongco Ong Long & Co., Inc. Yokohama

Onishi Onishi Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Onlooker On Lok Yuen Co.

Onnes Administrate Kantoor Kamerlingh Onnse. E. C. Sumatra

Onneybros Yannoulatos Bros.(China) ... Chef., Shanghai

Onyico Onn Yin & Co Selangor

Oonseckaang Oon Seek Aang Co. ' .... Hongkong

Opcasco Oppenheimer Casing Co. Tientsin

Oppel Oppel Electric Cie.,

Manufacturing Shanghai

Co., Ltd. .... Kobe

Openheimer Oppenheimer Ltd Tangkah

Ophir . Ophir Valley Estate, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Optoesepo . Oompagnie Optorg Singapore, H’kong

Optician Chinese Optical Co. Hongkong

Opticians M. Ezekiel & Sons Singapore

Optometrist Eastern Optical Co. .S’hai, Hongkong

Optorgpo Compagnie Optorg Malacca

Ongchengwi Ong Cheng Wi & Sons ... ... Manila

Oracca O’Racca Confectionery Co., Inc. ... Shanghai

Oralumco Oriental Alcoa, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Oraminco . Oriental-Ameriean Agencies.... Hongkong

Orange Leigh & Orange Singapore

Oranje Oranje Hotel

Orbipo Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd. .... Singapore

Orfur Oriental Fur & Hides Export Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Oriemocar Oriental Motor Car Co. ... ... Hongkong

F82 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Orienhotel Oriental Hotel ... Bangkok

Orienovsea Oriental Oversea Trading Shanghai

Orienrugco Oriental Rug Co., Ltd Hongkong

Orient East Asiatic Co., Ltd. All Ports

Orient Oriental Stores and Agency Perak

Orient Toko Orient Padang

Orient Wassnrd & Co.... ... ... Yladivostock

Orient East Asiatic Co., Ltd. ... ... Hongkong,Hankow,

Tsingtao, Singapore,

Shanghai

Oriental Oriental Hotel, Ltd. Kobe

Oriental Oriental Stores, Ltd. Bangkok

Oriental Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... Perak

Oriental Oriental Glovt. Security Assurance Co.... Selangor

Orientamer Eastern Trading Co. Osaka

Orienteak The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. ... H’kong, Bangkok

Orientrade Oriental Trading Oo. ... ... Singapore

Orientwine Oriental Wine Import Co. . Shanghai

Orinsuroff Oriental Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Orion W. Logan & Co. Hongkong

Oritrioo Oriental Commercial Trading Co. ... Tientsin

Orliaso Oriental Life Assurance Society, Inc. Manila Hongkong

Orlowitz Willy Orlowitz ....

Ornstein Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co. Kobe

Orprotraco Oriental Products Trading Co. Shanghai

Orpurcy Juan Llorens Hijo Kobe

Orpurcy Oriental Purchasing Co Y’hama, S’hai

Orwol The Oriental Wool Manufacturers, Ltd. Manila Tientsin

Osabaz Osaka Bazaar

Osaco Omi Sales Oo. Osaka, Tokyo

Osakakikai Osaka Kikai Kosakusho, Ltd. Osaka

Osamaohida Osaka Shosen Kaisha Tsingtao

Oscoy The Oriental Shoe Co. Hongkong

Oseabank Overseas National Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Osecomco Overseas Commercial Co Hongkong

Osmuareto Oriental Saw Mill Manila

Ostermann China Import Trading Co Tientsin

Ostrich H.B. Walker .. Cebu

Osuco Oriental Supply Co. Hongkong

Ottery Deacons Hongkong

Ottolinke Otto Linke .... .... ; V . ... Tsingtao

Ouchterony H. Ouchterlony... .... Osaka

Ousko M. H. A. Ouskouli Shanghai

Outdoor Outdoor Sports Equip. Co. Hongkong

Outfit Mackintosh’s, Ltd. Hongkong

Outremer . Kaiqai Tsusho K. K. Osaka

Ovambo Adolf Petersen. Tientsin

Over Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Overdale Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Overdale Arthur Woods Shanghai

Oversea Oversea Trading Co. Yokohama

[Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Pen., S’hai, Sel., Amoy,

Oversea ' | Ltd. Joh., H’kong,

11S’pore, Malacca

Overseanews Overseas Chinese Daily News Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES F83

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Overtradco Oversea Trading Co. . Tokyo

Oving H. E. Oving jr.... Sourabaya

Ovus ISociete Anonyine pour ITndustrie des | Hankow

Ouefs. ... 1

Owsfcon F. Owston & Co., Ltd. Yokohama, Kobe

Oxygene Teikoku Sanso K. K. Kobe %

Oxygen Far East Oxygen & Acetylene & Co., Ltd., All Ports

Oyerae Rae’s Tea Set Factory Kobe

Oyerae Oye Rae Trading Co. Kobe

Ozoburn Ozu Bnrn & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Paaco Parkson & Co Hongkong

Pabco Pacific Banking Corporation Shanghai

Pacco Taiheiyo Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd Tientsin

Pacor Philippine Advertising Cotpn. Manila

Pachamac Macmillan Co. of New York Shanghai

Pacific (N.V. Internationale CredieLen Han- I Batavia

\ delsvereeniging

Pacific Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corpn. Singapore

Pacific Pacific Storage and Packing Corporation Peiping

Paeifique Commercial Pacific Cable Co. Shanghai

Paciueno Uyeno Trading Co. Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co. Tientsin

Pacomeco Pacific Commercial Co Manila, Iloilo

Pacor Philippine Advertising Corporation . Manila

Padang Emerald Rubber & Coconut Co., Ltd. Kedah

Paelz Paelz China Co. Shanghai

Pafbecker P. A. F. Becker Singapore

Paget H. E. G. Paget ... . Yokohama

Pagoda Hongkong

Pahangcon The Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd. Pahang

Paint Cheng Hua Paint Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Painter Alfred K. Hoyer Peiping

Painter D. A. Painter Peiping

Paintupaco Upson Paint Co., Inc. Shanghai

Pak Tim Yours. Truly Tobacco Co. ... Hongkong

Pakanbaroe H. C. Bluntschli (General Agent) Medan

Pakaso Hongkong Art Frame Manufacturing Co. Hongkong

Paketvaart Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij ... Swat.,All Ports -

Palace Palace Hotel .... H’kong , S’hai

Palaninado Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Palatost Palace Tobacco Store Shanghai

Palazar Palace Bazaar Manila

Palestloyd American Lloyd, Ltd. Hongkong

Palestloyd American Lloyd Agency, Ltd. Singapore

Palmo Bernam Oil Palms ( Utan Melintang,

j F.M.S.

Palmoil F. Mangskau .... Singapore

Palmolive Colgate-Palmolive, Peet Co. Manila

Pamadavis P. M. Davis Co. Manila

Pamccurt Palm Court Private Hotel Hongkong

Panaconsul Panamanian Consulate Yokohama, Hongkong

Panair Pan American Airways Co. Hongkong

Panaytelco Panay Telephone & Telegraph Co., Inc . Iloilo

Panjoomall T. P. Panjoomall . Kobe

F84 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Panoi Pan-Pacific Oil Co. Singapore

Panpacifco Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Panroche Nippon Roche K. K. Tokyo

Paofoong China Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Paolai Pao Lai Trading Co. Shanghai

Paoushut’ Paou Shun Rung Sze ... ... Hankow

Paperight Khai Mur, & Co. Singapore

Papertrade J. P. Heilbronn Co., Inc. ... Manila

Papindus Spicers (Export), Ltd. Shanghai

Papistry Shewaran & Co. ' ... ... Hongkong

Papistry Pioneer Silk Store ... Hongkong

Papp A. E. Pappadopoulo Kobe

Papshuster E. Schuster Shanghai

Papshuster Cosmos Paper Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. ... Shanghai

Papyrus Oriental Press .... Shanghai

Para Penang Rubber Exchange ... Penang

Paraclete A. A. Lopes Hongkong

Paradise The Mercantile Bknk of India, Ltd. ... All Ports"

Paradissis Paradissis Freres & Cie Chefoo

Parak The Paramount Chemical Works, Ltd. Hongkong

Paramount : Paramount Film Service, Ltd. All Ports

Parchment Johannes & Sammt Singapore

Parekh K. P. Parekh & Co. Hongkong

Parico The Paris Co Hongkong

Pariser Ludwig Pariser . ... Harbin

Parkhotl Park Hotel .... Shanghai

Parkval ParkAt Francis, 'Ltd. ... ... Selangor

Parlaton Parlatone Hispano

BrothersFilipino, ...Inc.

Parmana 1 ' ;,. Parmanand Manila

Penang

Parob .. The Nouveaux Co. .... Singapore

Paroque Bigold, Bergmann & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Parsonage ParsmageCo. .... ... ... Kobe

Parsons . Parsons Hardware Co., Inc, ... Manila

Pasco Philippine Auto Supply Cb. Manila

Pascotrad Pasco Trading Oo., Inc. ... Shanghai

Pasenet P. A. Senet ■••• . . Shanghai

Pasquier J. P. Pasquier ... ... Shanghai

Pastrano Pastranco Hnchuan & Co. ... Cebu

Pasumil Pampanga Sugar Mills ... Manila

Patbeins Pat. A. Being .Singapore

PatcO Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Manila

Patell C. M. Karanjia & Cb. . Canton

Patellar io Patell & Co. .... Hongkong

Paterson Paterson, Simons & Cq., Ltd. Malaya

Pathe Pavilion, Ltd. .... ... Shanghai

Pathodgins Pathodgins, Ltd. Shanghai

Pathology 1. B. Patell Hongkong

Patraco Pacific Trading Co., Inc. ... ;.. Hongkong

Pattara Z. Pattara Singapore

Patten Patten, Mackenzie & Co. Kobe

Paturel C. Paturel Shanghai

Paul Stephens Paul & Co. r. Singapore

Paulyoung Paul Young & Co. ... Tientsin

Pavement Manila Rock Asphalt Co. ... Manila

Pavri K. S. Pavri Canton

CABLE ADDRESSES F85

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Payneco Payue & Co, Hongkong

Peaceful Peak Hotel .... Hongkong

“PeairbaxoQ,’’ ) Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Manila

“Patco” j

Peanco Pritchard & Co., Ltd. Penang, Perak

Pearce Pearce & Garriock Hankow

Pearce Pearce & Co Tokyo, Kobe

Pearce Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. Hankow

Pefoamco Peoples Bank and Trust Co. Manila

Pecker I. Pecker Tientsin

Peckiucraft DeVault Co. Peiping

Peckinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin Peiping

Pecofilms Gaiety Theatre ... Tientsin

Pecofilms Peacock' Motion Pictures, Inc. j Shanghai, Tientsin,

| Peiping

Pecoi Philippine Education Cog Inc. Manila

Pecoi Manila City Directory Manila

Peet John Peet & Co. Batavia

Peifong .North China Steamship Co. Tientsin

Pekincraft De Vault Co. Peiping

Pekinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin Peiping

Pelstrusof M. V. Pelstrusof uJ Harbin

Penhas Rahamin Penhas Singapore ■ . i

Penhote Peninsula Hotel ... Hongkong

Pening Peiping-Liaoning Railway Tientsin

Penink Sulbina & Co. Singapore *

Peninsular Islay Kerr & Co;.,' Ltd. Perak

Peninsular P. & O. S.N Co. All Ports

Peninsular Peninsular& Oriental Steana Navigation O Sin. apore

Peninsular Peninsular Lights (1930), Ltd. Selangor

Pennell E. W. Pennell & Co. Tientsin

Pennleaf Pemberton & Penn, I11C. .. Shanghai

Penorhanca P. &. O. Banking Corporation) Ltd. S’hai, H’kong, S’pore

Pentland John D. Hutchison & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pentreath Pentreath & Coj ' Hongkong

Peoplebank B. P. Nicholas & Sons Selangor

Peppermint Kobayashi Keisuke Kobe

Perak Paramount Chemical Works Hongkong

Percon Peruvian Consulate Kobe

Perez Perez, Corp & Co. .. Yokohama, Kobe

Peroshaw Peroshaw & Co. . .. Shanghai

Pernot Pernot & Co. Chefoo

Perpetuity ■'N. Mody & Co. ■ A a iqU. Hongkong

Pervasion /Bornemann & Co. ••• Hongkong, Canton

Pesam Paul E. Sammann & Co. of Japan ' ‘saka, Shanghai

Pesee P. B. Shroff Shanghai

Pesee Vasumia & Go. ... ... Shanghai

Peshuratan Peshuratan & Co. Kobe

Pessomull Pessomull Mulchand Yokohama

Peterchong Peter Chong & Co. ... Singapore

Petermusic Peter Music Co. ... Canton

Petodjo New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Singapore

Petreux De N. V. de Bataafsche Semarang

Petrie Bruce Petrie, Ltd. Singapore

F86 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Petroatic . Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd. Bangkok, S’pore,

Labuan

Petronel Peters & Co. Shanghai

Petrosam The Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Petrosilex Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. China), Ltd. .. All Ports

Petwalo Philippine Button Corpn. ... Manila

Peugeotcar . Asiatic Traders Hongkong

Pexco Export Petroleum Co. of California, Ltd. Hongkong

Pfeiffer Otto Pfeiffer Agentschappen Batavia

Pharma Bayer Meister Lucius Y.G.K. Tokyo, Kobe

Pharmacy . Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. Amoy

Pharmadrog . Pharmacie Generale Shanghai

Pharmanila Dr. G. Schwab Manila

Pharmanila . Sterling Products International, Inc. ... Manila

Pharmorey Commercial Advertising Co. Shanghai

Pheasant Malayan Flour Milling Co. Singapore

Pheasant . Tong Lam & Co. ... ... Singapore

Philacet . Philippine Acetylene Co. Manila

Phil aroma f Philippine Aromatic Cigarette Manufac- 1j-Manila

l luring Co., Inc. .. .. J

Philauto Philippine Automotive Corpn. Manila

Philcosale . Philco Sales Corporation ... Shanghai

Phildenply National Dental Supply, Inc. Manila

Phildesco Philippine Desicated Coconut Corporation Zamboanga

Phiifishco Philippine Fish Co. Manila

Philippidi Philippidis Bros. Co., Ltd. ... Chungking

Philmaco . Philippine Manufacturing Co. Manila

Philnabank Philippine National Bank Manila

Philrayco Philippine Railway Co. Iloilo

Philreco Philippine Refining Co., Inc. Manila

Philtrust Philippine Trust Co. .... Manila

Phinkeechan . Chop Chung Thye Phin Perak

Phirozi R. H. Ragi & Co. Shanghai

Phoenix Phoenix Aerated Water Co., Ltd. Singapore

Phofire Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Phofire London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Phonola Phonola Music House Shanghai

Phosphates SoeieteNouvelle desPhosphates du Tonkin Haiphong

Photo Burr Photo Co. Shanghai

Photoleeco H. Lee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Photostore Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Physiology The National Medical Journal of China Peiping

Piairtaxco Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Manila

Pianoco ,. Tokyo Piano Shokai Y okohama

Pianola Tsang Fook Piano Co. Hongkong

Pianomaker . Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Pic Philippine International Corpn. Manilla

Picketrope Johnson Pickett Rope Co. ... Manila

Pickett Pickett Harness Co. Manila

Picking Picking Lampen Nachfolger Shanghai

Pienchutang : ., Catholic Mission Tsinan

Pigeon D. E. J. Abraham Shanghai

Pila .. Pila & Co. Shanghai

Pila Les Successeurs d’Ulysse Pila & Co. Y’hama, Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES E87

Gable Ad Firm Name Place

Pilatus Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Pilot Captain C. H. Wood Swatow

Pilot George H. Whymark & W. M. Carst ... Kobe

Pilot Newchwang Pilot Co. Newchwang

Pilots Penang Pilot Association ... Penang

Pilots Singapore Pilot Association Singapore

Pilots Taku Pilot Co. ... Taku

Pilots Manila Pilots Assoc. Manila

Pilotus Siber, Hegner & Co. Shanghai

Pinoheong Pincheong Co. ... Singapore

Pinnacle Pinnacle Products Co. ... Shanghai

Pinsin Peking Trading Co. Peiping

Pinto Pinto’s Finance Bank Shanghai

Pirelli Pirelli (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Piroshah J. P. Yasunia & Co. Canton

Pisalnite Pisal Panite Trading Co. Bangkok

Pitcairn Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Batavia

Pitchfork Pittendrigh, Wilson & Co. Hongkong

Pitrine Trinidad, Pio., Inc. Manila

Plaisant Netherlands Consulate Seoul

Plaisant Plaisant Freres Seoul

Plage Dr. Jimusho Plage Tokyo

Planco Heath Fibre Co. Manila

Plantable North Borneo Trading Co. ... Sarawak

Platform Patel & Co. Shanghai

Platinum S. S. Perry Hongkong

Plaza Hotel Plaza Zamboanga, S’hai

Plazahotel Plaza Hotel Manila

Pliotex Pliotex, Ltd. Singapore

Plumsupeom Plumbing Supply Co. Shanghai

Pneumatic Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. All Ports

Pneumiclin M. Michelin

Pocha M. S. Pocha & Co. Shanghai

Pohda Taichong Import & Export Co. Tientsin

Pohoomull Pohoomull Bros. All Ports

Pohsib H. N. Bishop & Co. Shanghai

Poinneyret Poinsard and Veyret Saigon

Poinsetta V. R.Yick&Co. S’pore, Penang

Polas Oriental Fur & Hides Export Co., Ltd Shanghai

Polas Polish Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Polco Polish Commercial Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Polconsul Polish Consulate .... Osaka

Poldi Poldi Steel Works Shanghai

Poldisteel Poldi Steel Works Tokyo, Osaka

Polim Polish Import & Export Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pollard Thomas H. Pollard Bangkok

Pol mission Polish Legation . Tokyo

Polo Wm. Powell, Ltd. Hongkong

Polonia Polish-Chinese Trading Corpn. Shanghai

Poipred U. S. S. R. Embassy Tokyo

Pomanlau Po Man Lau Macao

Ponco Kiu Cheng Pongee Co. Shanghai

Poon Po On Marine & Fire Ins. & Godown Co. Hongkong

Popular Farmacia Popular Macao

Popular H. Nolasco Macao

F88 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Popular H. Nolasco & Co. Macao

Pop water Watson’s Mineral Water Co. Shanghai

Portend Henry Hunter Bayne & Co. Manila

Porthealth .National Quarantine Service.. . , ... TientsinShanghai

Porto United Export Co.

Portuguese Mission St. Anthony’s Boys’School .. ... Singapore

Posancoy ... Po Sang & Co.... Hongkong

Postalbank Postal Remittances & Sayings Bank N anking

Postgen Malaya

Directorate General of Posts

Postgen Directorate General of Posts ... { Peiping Shanghai, ;

Postgen .... . Directorate General of Ppsts Yunnanfu

Postmaster Post Office Ichang

Postos Post Office ... All Ports

Postos Chinese Postal Administration Harbin, Tientflrn

Postral Directorate General of Posts Peiping

Postscript South China Morning Post, Hongkong

Postsupdep Directorate General of Posts Shanghai

Potation Benjamin & Potts , , . . Shanghai

Potomac Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Hankow, Penang

Potrebitel Centrosojus (England),,Ltdv . Shanghai '

Pottery National Pottery Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Pottery Chee Hsin Pottery Tientsin

Potts Swift & Co. S’hanghai

Potun The International Trading Co. Hongkong

Powell Powell & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Powercold Hankow Light & Power Co. Hankow

Powerful Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Powerhouse Sandakan Light & Power Co, (Ithii), Ltd. Sandakan, H’kong

Powerlite American, Electric Co., Inc. Manila

Powhattan British-American Tabacco Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Powhattan Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. j Tsinan,T’tsin,

C’ton, Tsingtao

F’chow, C’sha

Powhatton ... Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd, Harbin

Powson Pow Kee & Son Shanghai

Prager M. Prager Singapore

Prang Besar ... Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd. Selangor

Pratt W.H. Pratt Negri Sembilan , ,

Prats A. E. Prats & Co. Hongkong

Pravlenie Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Peiping

Precious D. Chellaram ... Shanghai

Premmark Utooinal & Assudamal Co. , Hongkong

Preemni Id A. W. Kassianoff & Co., Ltd. Harbin

...; Kobe

Premier Premier Commercial Co. ...

Premier-Press Penang Premier Press,. Ltd;.. Penang

Presbyterian American Presbyterian Mission Tsingtao, Qhefoo

Presgrave Presgrave & Mathews

.... American Perak

Preslines , ..... President. Lines, Ltd., , Hongkong

•— Hongkong

Press Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. Hongkong ,

Press Directory & Chronicle of the Far East ... Tientsin

Press Peking & Tientsin Times ... Tientsin

Press Tientsin Press, Ltd. Semarang

Prevalade Schmitzler & Co.

Previsora La Previsora Filipina Manila

Priam Penang Rubber Estates Co., Ltd. ... Nibong Tabal

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Firm Name Place

Pricelace One Price Lace Co. Shanghai

Princely Royal Insurance Co. ' • Tokyo

Prinsuppli China Printing Supply Co. ‘ ... Shanghai

Printers ’ G. Limson & Co. . ... Penang

Printemps Grands Magasins du Priniemps Shanghai

Printer The Shameen Printing Press, Ltd. ... Canton

Printerie Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd. Hongkong

Prismatic Rorbury, Natzio & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Proclivity ' , . South China Produce Co. ... Hongkong

Procteraw Procter and Gamble. Trading Coi Cebu

Procurmis Procure la Maison de Sienhsien Tientsin

Prodrome British Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Prodrome,u. British Legation Tokyo, Bangkok

Product Product Export Co., Ltd. ... Harbin

Products United Products Shanghai

Producitsco China Product's Export Co. ... Canton, Hongkong

Produtrade N. Y. Maintz Productenhandel Batavia

Professo Hansons Shanghai

Profit Insular Plumbing Co. Manila

Profit Watson & Watson Man ila

Progessus Edward M. Poons Co. Kobe

P rogresaus General Export Trading Co. Kobe

Progress Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Progress China Manufacturers Chefoo

Progress Lohmann & Co. Singapore

Proleabelt Belting & Leather Products 'Assoc., Inc. Shanghai

fComptoir d- Proddits Metallurgiques, ) Tokyo

Prometumi ( Tubulaires ■ and Minibrs }

Promotion T. R. Parsram & Bros. Kobe

Properties B. P. Nicholas & Sons ... • Selangor

Prosper W. Henry Trading Cot Shanghai

Prosperity Hock Hin Bros. ; Penang

Prosperous Hoi-Yeung Shipping Co .,'Ltd.‘ Hongkong

Prosplant United States Rub!ier Plantations Selangor

Protimber Timber & Produce Go. ... ... r Singapore

Protection - Clouth &, Co. Shanghai

Protection Hekking and Clouth Shanghai

Protector Protectorate Jesselton

Provincial The Rwa-n’gtung Pfovindial Bank Hongkong, Canton

Prudiasoo The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.... Singapore

Prudence Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Peiping

Prudential Rozawaya Co., Ltd. Yokohama

P rudential Prudential Underwriters ... Tientsin

Prueba La Prueba Tobacco Co. Manila

Psalmist S. J. David & Co. ..; S’hai, Hongkong

Pschmitzco P. Schmitz & Co. Tokyo

Publicity China Publicity Co. Shanghai

Publicity Peninsular Publicity Service Selangor

Publico Associated Advertisers Shanghai

Publishing Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. Hongkong

Puertasol La Puerto Del Sol Manila

Pukchin, Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. Unsan (Seoul)

Pulun China Fur Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai, T’tsin

Pulun M. Marderfeld Shanghai

F90 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Puredrugs Eagle Drug Co. . Shanghai

Purima ... Kotak & Co. Osaka

Purity ... Purity Drinking Water Co. Hongkong

Pushing ... O. Thoresen & Oo. Shanghai

Pyloo ... The China Engineering Co. Tientsin

Pyramide East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Pyrotechny .. Palmer & Turner Hongkong, Shanghai

Quality ........ South China Mfg. & Exp. Co. Hongkong

Quants Waters & Watson Singapore

Quartermaster ... U. S. Army Transport Service Nagasaki

Quiasonco .... Quiason & Co Manila

Quickpill ... William R. Warner & Co., Inc. Shanghai

Quotation .. Russ & Co. .. . Hongkong

Rabben W. Rabben & Co. Tientsin

Racers . British Bicycle Co. Hongkong

Racine ... Racine & Cie. ... China Ports

Racing ... Shanghai Race Club Shanghai

Racing .... The Perak Turf Club Perak

Racing ... Selangor Turf Club Selangor

Racing ... Straits Racing Association Singapore

Racing ... Tientsin Race Club Tientsin

Radha ... Town Dispensary Neg. Sembiian

Radiochina ... Gallop & Co., Inc. Shanghai

Radiocorp ... R. C. A. Communications, Inc. C Manila, Tokyo,

l Shanghai

Radiocorp Radio Corp. of America Shanghai, Tokyo

Radiosusser ... Radio Supply & Service Co. Manila

Radiotraf ... R. C. A. of The Philippines ... Manila

Radium .... Radium Institute Shanghai

Radserco ... .Radio Service Co., Ltd. Singapore

Rafeek ... Rafeek & Co. ... Canton

Raffles ... Raffles Hotel, Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Rahimbros .... M. M. Abdul Rahim & Co. Singapore

Rahtjens ... Red Hand Compositions Co. ( Kobe, Shanghai,

( Hongkong

Railcar ... Eraser & Co., Ltd., Donald Shanghai

Railton ... H. E. Railton & Co., Ltd. Chefoo

Railway ... Chao Chow-Swatow Railway Co., Ltd. Swatow

Railways ... Kowlooh-Canton Railway (British Section) Hongkong

F.M.S.

Railways ... Federated Malay States Railways ... Shanghai

Rakusen ... Rakusen China Co.

Rakusen ... Rakusen’s Eggsell Co. Shanghai

Rakusen ... Oculists’Institute Co. Shanghai

Rallim ... Millar & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Ram ... K. N. Dbaramall & Co. Kobe

Ramadan U. Rumjahn & Co. Hongkong

Ramago ... Mindanao Lumber Co. Manila

Ramkisen ... Jaigopal Ramkisen Bros. ... Kobe

Ramsay .... H. E. Ramsay Hankow

Ramsey ... Carr Ramsey & Co., Ltd. ... Swatow

Ranald ... Ranald George McDonald ... Shanghai

Rangelei ... T. Rangel Shanghai

Raoji .... Raoji Bros. Osaka

CABLE ADDRESSES F91

Cable Ad: Firm Name

Rapak f Engineering Equipment & Supply - Manila

' t Co., Inc

Raphael R. Sassoon & Co. Singapore

Rapidco Hoyt & Co. ... Shanghai

Rapidco Yangtze Rapid S. S. Co. ... Shanghai

Rasco . Radio & Auto Supply Co. ... Shanghai

Raskin J. Raskin Shanghai

Rasmussen . Estor. Estate Rantau

Raspe Raspe & Co. ... Kobe

Rathkamp ,. Rathkamp & Co. Batavia

Ratsam Rud. Ratjen Osaka, Tokyo, Dairen

Rattan . Chuen Woo Hong Hongkong

Rattanware . Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. ... Hongkong

Rattray Drs. Rattray & Sloper Singopare

Raubauat . Raub Austr. Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Pahang

Rauzy f Societe Coramerciale Francaise de ) Haiphong, Saigon

' C . 1’Indochine j

Raven Raven & Basto ... Hongkong

Raventrust , Raven Trust Co. Shanghai

Rawmac . Rawson, McNeice & Co. Shanghai

Rawsilkey Nippon Kiito Kaisba Yokohama

Rayeller . Raymond & Heller Tientsin

Rayin . W. Raymond

Rayj os R. M. Joseph Shanghai

Raymond Czechoslovakian Consul Shanghai, Tokyo

Raymond . Raymond Antonin ... ... Tokyo

Razon . Razon Trading Co. Shanghai

Realtrust Hongkong Realty and Trust Co.,.Ltd.... Hongkong

Realinvest , Realty Investment Co. ... ... Shanghai

Realty Tientsin Realty Co. Tientsin

Realty China Realty Co., Inc. Shanghai

Rebritman Representation for British Manufacturers Hankow

Recess Ehlers & Co. Newchwang

Recomax Steiner Import Co. ... Shanghai

Record Eisler, Reeves & Murphy- Shanghai

Recreio Club de Recreio ... Hongkong

Rectitude Tester & Abraham Hongkong

Redbois Fung Tang ... Hongkong

Redeco Raymond Dreyfus Peiping

Redfearn Redfearn’s Horse Repository Singapore

Redskin J. Reid & Co. Singapore

Redstar R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., N.Y. Kobe

Reedfa A. F. Deer . Shanghai

Reekupapie Paper Co. (late van Reekum Bros., Ltd.) Hongkong

Reels Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Refardt Home Insce. Co. of New York Kobe

Referendis Denis Freres d’lndochine ... Saigon, Hanoi, Hai.

Refinedoil Kian Guan Hin Oil Mill Co. Singapore

Refresco Refrigerator Service Co. ... Shanghai

Register Lloyd’s Register of Shipping f Tsingtao,

\ Shimonoseki, Kobe

Register C. B. Nelson & Co. Manila

Regnault N.V. P. A. Regnault Verf. Sourabaya

Regnille Ellinger & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Regnis Singer Sewing Machine Co. Kobe, Osaka, S’hai

F92 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Behmatally Hasanali Jivadhai Singapore

Rehmatally . Straits Settlements Flour Mills Singapore

Rehtael Shanghai Leather Co., Ltd. •Shanghai

Reico Asiatic Commercial Corporation Manila

Reid Batang Padang Estate Tap ah

Reidsan S. Reid ... ... Kobe

Reif B. Reif, Ltd. Osaka

Reiffrich Pension Reiff Kobe

Reiber Fr. Reiber 1 Shanghai

Reineke “Amsterdam' N.V. Handels Sourabaya

Reinforced Calli.nagh & Co. ... Singapore

(Batu Kawan Rubber & Coconut Plan-1 Province Welleslev

Reis I tations, Ltd. ■ j( Tientsin

Province

_ Weilqsley

Reliance Century Insurance C’o.

Reliance Shanghai Insurance Office... Tientsin, Shanghai

Reliance R. A. Kreulen Shanghai

Reliance P. M. Pinguet & Co. ... ..: Hongkong

Reliance Netherlands Lloyd, Ltd. of N. Y. Tientsin

Relitradco Reliance Trading Co. Shanghai

Rellim Manufacturers’ Sales'Agency Tientsin

Rellim Thos. N. Miller .. '... Tientsin

Relmold Keliance Motors, Ltd. Hongkong

Relyat I China Provident Loan & MortgageV: Hongkong

\ Co’., Ltd. /

Remco Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd. Johore

Remington Remington Rand, Inc. All Ports

Renard / Comp.

\I Tramways Generate

Tra m wa ve En de

TTn nViiMACheminsde Fee et deV ghanshai

Chine /( ’ ^

Ren ate C. Kelling, Inc. ... Manila

Rengo The Shimbun Rengo ... Tientsin

Renlowick Rennie, Lowick & Co. ., Singapore

Rennie Rennie, Lowick &.Go, ... ,, Singapore • . - rrtf

Rennolds Wm. H. Rennolds Co. Manila

Renstar VJ: S. D. Ren & Co. - , . S’hai, Hongkong

Repairing ; Hartzenbush Mctor -Co. Shanghai

Repairtype Straits Typewriters Agency- Singapore

Repooc ' ... Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd. . Shanghai, Kobe

Repooc Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Reprab “ Harper & Co. Ralph ... . Tientsin

Repulse Repulse Bay Hotel ... . Hongkong

Resarf Canadian Transport Co., Ltd. . Kobe

Resinspect Atlas Assuranee'Cog'Ltd. ... !.' Shanghai

Retortax H. V. Hawley ... . Shanghai

Retraco ' .... Reliance Trading Co.' . Hongkong

Retsam ‘ Platt, White-Cooper & Co. Shanghai

Retsam Johnson, StoktA & Master' Hongkong 11 •

Reutbrock Reuter, Brockelmann: & Co. I1 Tientsin

S’hai, H’kong, T’tao,

Reuter Reuters, Ltd. ' ... ' ... . All Ports

Reutgen Reuter, Broeckelmann &. Co. .... . Tsingtao

Reutsinga Reuters, Ltd. ". . Singapore

Revel Parapluie-Revel S. A. Hongkong

Revelation. Revelation Mirror‘Adverrisihg Co. . Hongkong

Reviewing China Weekly Review ... Shanghai

Revilo Fenwick, Oliver, Ltd. Selangor

CABLE ADDRESSES F93

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Revival R. Schmid Tokyo

Rex . Rex Hotel Singapore

Reyrolle . A. Reyrolle & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reyrolle . Metafiltration Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Reyub Canadian Pacific S.S. (Purchasing Dept.) Hongkong

Rialto Moxon & Taylor Hongkong

Rialto . The Rialto Co. Kobe!

Ribeiro Lithographers, Ltd. ... 'Singapore

Rice Export and Import Co., Ltd. Saigon

Richly J. H. Richards Shanghai

Rickmers . Rickmers Linie Shanghai, Hongkong

Richardsons .. A. J. Richardson & Co. Shanghai

Rieserando . The Rieser Co., Inc. Chef90

Rijoji Japanese Consulate Hewchwang

Ribkoman Isaac Antaki ^Co, Kobe

Rimerid Rizeries Meridionales Saigon

Rinchee A. C. Henning & Co. Peiping

Rinchee / Comptoir Russo-Beige de Commerce \ Peiping

I and d’Industrie ... ...J

Rinchee . Wm. Forbes & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Ringer Holme, Ringer & Co. Nagasaki

Ringsmith Luhring and Smith Hongkong I

Rintai Rintai Stores Co. Mukden

Riokasoko Rioka Soko Kabushik Raiska Shanghai

Riovale . China Auction Rooms Hongkong

Rita Santa Rita & Co. ... Shanghai

Ritchie Ritchie & Bisset Singapore '

Ritchstone Ritchie Co. Shanghai

Riviera Hotel Riviera Macao

Riverhood . Oscar Ribeiro & Co. ... Hongkong

Rivulet Brook & Co. ... ... , Shanghai

Rivulet Economic Transpt. & Lighter Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Rixturick . Ricketts, Turner & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Riyalina Manila Filatelica ... Manila

Riyoji '. Japanese Consulate ... All Ports

Rizalina . Manila Filateleca Manila

Rizorien Rizeries d’Extreme Orient ... . Saigon

Rkoex . RKO—Radio Pictures of China, Inc. ..... Shanghai

Robco Robinson & Co., Ltd. ... ... Kuala Lumpur

Robinson Robinson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Robmaaz : Robert Maaz Import Co. ... ... Shanghai

Robvic . .' Victoria Printing Press ' Hongkong

Rocecia . . Roces & Co., Inc., Manila

Rocha . J. M. da Rocha & Co. ,.. Hongkong

Roche Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. Kedah .•

Rockfound The Rockefeller Foundation Peiping

Rocklin . B. Rocklin & Co. Tientsin

Rockwell Iwai & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Roclub '] Rotary Club Shanghai

Roda . American Foreign Insurance Association Hongkong

Roda . J. M. Rocha & Co. Hongkong

Roderick J. W. Ferner Manila

Roditi Oriental Purchasing Co. Kobe

Rodrigues . F. Rodrigues . ... M acao

Rodyk Rodyk & Davidson Singapore

F94 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Roechling Roechling Steel Works Osaka

Rofan . Fan, Robert Shanghai

Rogers Rogers & Son Malacca

Rohdeanus Rohde & Co. Shanghai

Rohrman . N. V. Agentuur en Commissiehadel Sourabaya

Rolfotto Chnur, Inc.. Otto Manila

Rolyat . International Sporting Club, Inc. ... Shanghai

Romal . R. E. Roe & Co Singapore

Romford Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd.... Bangkok

Rondon L. Rondon & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Roneo Roneo, Ltd. Singapore, Selangor

Rongpin . “El 82” Manila

Roos Anton Roos Medan

Roosteamco Roosevelt Steamship Agency., Inc. . . Manila

Ropework Hongkong

Rosaryhill .. Hongkong

St. Albert’s Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Convent Hongkong

Manila

Rosco . Rosen sitock & Oo.

RoscMje . Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Manila

Rosoot . Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. ... Sourabaya

Rose Peacock Necktie Mfg. Co. ... Shanghai

Rosebrand B. S. Mohideen & Co. Singapore

Rosebrand Mohideen & Co. Sing ipore

Rosedowns Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Rosemac Rose, Macphail & Penman, Ltd. Singapore

Rosenstock . Commonwealth Sales Co., Inc. Manila

Rosenstock . C. W. Rosenstock .... Manila

Rosenstock Rosenstock Business Directory of China Shanghai

Rosmarin . Reiss

Rossi . Roese, Gebrueder Swatow

Rossiagen Reinsurance Co. Rossia of Copenhagen Shanghai

Rotacude The Educational Distributor Manila

Rostamian R. S. Kermani & Co. Shanghai

Rothacbucb . Oscar Roth acker Osaka

Rothwagco B. Roth & Co. Shanghai

Rotunda Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai, H’kong

Roubinco . M. L. Roiibin & Co. Shanghai

Rowar . R. O. Warrington .... Manila

Rowconeng Mt. Banshaw Shredded Coconut Co. Manila

Rowe O. S. Benbow Rowe Shanghai

Rowing . Shanghai Rowing Club Shanghai

Roxas . Roxas y Cia Manila

Roxas Central Azucarera Don Pedro Manila

Roxorad . Roxor Advertising Co. Hongkong

Royal Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Royalhotel . Royal Hotel, Ltd. Bangkok

Royalox Nakamura & Co. Osaka

Royevrus . Scurr, Tanner & Co. Shanghai

Roza C. A. da Roza Hongkong

Ruadeng Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Rubant F. W. Rubant Tsinan

Rubber Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory Hongkong

Rubber F. Waterhouse Co.,Ltd. ... Singapore

Rubberbank . Soefin A Co. Selangor

Rubexport S’hai, Bat., Manila,

United States Rubber Export Co., Ltd.... - .Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES F95

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Rub plant United States Rubber Plantation, Inc. Penang

Rubsneg Gensburger & Co. Shanghai

Ruby H. Ruttonjee & Son Hongkong

Rubyrutton Ruttonjee & Son Shanghai

Rudolphus Rudolph & Co., Charles Y’hama, Shanghai

Rudjo Rudolf

Ruegg Brady & Ruegg Yokohama

Rugby motor Federated Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Rumpf H. F. Chan & Co. Tientsin

Rumps Oriental Commercial Co. ... Hongkong

Runnymede Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. Penang

Rupert Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha .. Kobe

Russell G. C. F. Russell & Co. Tsingtao

Rust J. W. Rust Manila

Ruthe Pacific Rim Corporation Dairen

Ruthe A. E. Ruthe & Co. Dairen

Sabater Sabater & Co. Yokohama

Sabbath Seventh Day Baptist Mission Shanghai

Sabroeco Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd. ... Osaka

Sachse R. Sachse Hankow

Saclalumoo Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc. Manila

Sacredo Sacred Heart English College Hongkong

Saery P. J. Saery - Siryk

Safeguard Hack mack & Co. Peiping

Safeguard Glathe & Witt Shanghai

Sagacity Manchurian Co., Ltd. Harbin

Sagawa Sagawa & Co Kobe

Sagues F. Sagues Busquets Kyoto

Saibodubas Saiboo Marican & Co. Singapore

Saifeestore Saifee Store Hongkong

Saigonbank Ban que de Saigon Saigon

Sailor Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Saitosey Saito & Co. Tokyo

Sakigake Yamanaka & Co. Osaka

Sakimitsu Nosaki & Co. Yokohama

Salamander TheandChartered

China Bank .... of India,

.... Australia•••/\ Singapore

Shanghai

Salamat Naina Mohamed & Sons .... Seoul, Tokyo

Salehouse Sale & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Salehouse Texas Co. Shanghai

Salescomp China Sales and Service Co.

Salt Chinese Government Salt Revenue All Ports

Salt Chaochiao Salt Administration Swatow

Salt National Government Salt Administration Chefoo, MalaccaFoochow

Salt W. H. Salt & Co. Hongkong

Saltbank Yien Yieh Commercial Bank Manila

Salti El Porvenor Kobe

Salvage Teikoku Salvage Kaisha, Ltd.

Salvation The Salvation Army .... ••• '[Peiping,

[ShanghaiTientsin,

Salvia Botica deStaCruz Manila

Samarangsche Samarangsche Zee

Sambot Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Negri Sembilah

Sambros Samson Hermanos y Oia, Inc. Manila

Samic Salacot Mining Co. Manila

F96 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad ■ Firm Name Place

Samiguel . San Miguel Brewery ..... Manila

Samlblauke Peking Embroidery House Kowloon, H.K.

Samurai Kakuiraki & Co. Kobe

Samusco Peking Theatre ... .... Shanghai

Samwapexco Sam Hwa Export Co Shanghai

San Indo-China Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Sanchome Krupp (Fried.) Aktiengeselschaft .. Tokyo

Sancrit Swatow Lace Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sandakan Sandakan Hotel ... Sandakan

Sandavid Forbes Mnnn & Co.,. Ltd. ... Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

'Sandbach Barlow & Co. Singapore

Sanderdo Sander, Wieler ,V C.o'. H’kong, Canton,Har.

Sandilands ... Sandilands, Buttery & Co. ... Singapore, Penang

Sanfer Farmacia San Fernando Manila

Sanifurco ’ ( . , Sanitary Fur Co. Peiping

Saniservis Hongkong & Canton Sanitary Service ... H’kong, Canton

Sanitas Sanitas Mineral Water Co. Shanghai

Sanitarium . Shanghai Sanitarium and Hospital Shanghai

Sanitarilj The Steam Laundry Co. Hongkong

Sanitasc Sanitas Yertriebs Co. ... ... Tokyo

Sanmasu f;.. .Summers Boyeki Kaisha Kabushiki ... Kobe

Sanoco Universal Drug Store ... Manila

Sanpeh San Peh S. K. Co., Ltd. .... All Ports

San.-co .. San Shing Co. Swatow

San shin . San Shin Shokai Manila

Sansteam Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Inc. ... Dairen

Santa Sang Tai ... Hongkong

Santa Dairy Santa Mesa Dairy Farm ... Manila

Santakuro . Kusakabe & Sons, Ltd. Tokyo

Santi Santiago & Co .... Manila

Santradco Sansing Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Saorstat The Irish Free State Government Office Peiping

Saoukee Saou Kee ... ... Shanghai

Saphier Doulton & Co. . .i. Shanghai

Sapiens Wise & Co., Inc. ' Manila, Iloilo

Sapphire Isack & Co. Hongkong

Sarastudio Singapoi'e Photo Co. Singapore

Sarastudio C. M. Lee & Co. i--. ’ Singapore

Sardomene F. Kenneth Kruger Yokohama

Saroilco Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. Sarawak

Sasaki T. Sasaki & Co. Shanghai

Sassigram E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd. ... . ... Shanghai

Sassoon Kessim & Co. ... Kobe

Sassoons David Sassoon

Satake T. Satake & Co. ... ... Singapore

Satinsind • Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Sato Y. Sato & Co. Kobe

Sator A. Sator ... Shanghai

Satotraco Sato Trading Co. Kobe

Satrap Scherings, Ltd. Shanghai

Satru Shangtung Trading Union, Ltd. Chefoo

Saultradco Saul Trading Co, . ... Tsinan

Saunders J. H. Saunders & Co. Perak

CABLE ADDRESSES F97

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sauvage F. (■Transports Maritimes & Fluviaux 1 Haiphong

de ITndochine Anciennement I""

Sauvayre ... J. Sauvayre Shanghai

Savings /Underwriters Savings Bank for the ) yi Shanghai, Hongkong

\ Far East, Inc. .... f"

Savon ... Erasmic Co. Singapore

Savont Joseph Crosfield & Sons Singapore

Savoy ... Savoy Hotel Shanghai, Tienisin

Sawcase ... Tientsin Sawmill & Case Manufacturing C< ).Hongkong

Tientsin

Sawmill ... Sham Mow Saw Mill Co. ...

Sayers ... M. Sayers Singapore

Saynikunse ... Shanghai Portland Cement Works, Ltd, ' Shanghai Shanghai

Saysay Saydah & Saydah, Inc:

Sazaro Sam Lazaro & Bros. Shanghai

Scarlosoo ... San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd. Manila

Scarteen A. A. Alves Hongkong

Scervesteo ... Sincere Insce. & Investment Co., Ltd. Singapore

Schefte Sheft® Bros. ... ... Tientsin

Scheut ... Belgian Missions of Scheut Shanghai

Scheut -ec . Scheut Mission Tientsin/

Schiffner ... Schiffner & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Schloten .. H. Schloten Shanghai

Schmidarm ... Schmid & Jeandel Macassar

Schmidt ... Schmidt Shoten Tokyo, Harbin

Sehmidtco Schmidt & Co. ... ... All Ports

Schmitzco ... P. Schmitz & Co. ... Osaka

Schndtzler Schnitzler & Sons Manila

Schoenegg ... A. Kern & Co. Yokohama

Scholar ... Pui Ying Middle School, H. K. Branch ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Scholaris ... The University Press Kobe

Schofield ... R. .Schofield Yokohama

Schramm ... Schramm & Co. Canton

Schubert .... Finnish Consulate Shanghai

Schuile ... Schuhl & Lurton Batavia

Schulteco Schulte & Co. Shanghai

Scienter .... F. Zimmern & Co. Shanghai, H’kong

Scientific ... Scientific Service Co.

Scola Straits Mercantile Agency ... Singapore

Score ... South China Oil Refining & Enterprise C( Shanghai Hongkong

Scothar Automatic Telephone Manufacturing Co. Shanghai

Scothar ... Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Scothar ... Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Scotiaoil ... Scotia Lubricating Oil Co.

Scottunat Scottish Union and National Insce. Co... All Shanghai

Scrutiny ... Thomson & Co. Ports

Scwan ..., China Export Co. Chefoo

Season Shahmoon & Co. Shanghai

Seasonco .. Season Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Seaview ... Sea View Hotel, Ltd. Singapore

Seawater ... Eastern Indian Trading Co. Bangkok

Seaworthy Borrows & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Seaworthy- ... Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & Lyle, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Seaworthy /British Corporation Register of \ Shanghai

\ Shipping and Aircraft .... J Kobe

Sebald ... De Becker & Sebald

F4

F98 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sebrof Wm. Forbes & Co. Tientsin

Sebrof . Messageries Maritimes Tientsin

Secretary Colonial Secretary’s Office ... Hongkong

Secretary R. T. Evans Tientsin

Secretary Tientsin Building and Loan Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Secretary . B. C. Eastham Tientsin

Secretary . Tientsin Trust Co., Inc. ... Tientsin

Secretary Rocky Point Association ... Tientsin

Section Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd. Shanghai

Securities fBritish-American (China) Tobacco) Shanghai

\ Securities Co., Ltd. ... J

Security R. S. Davis Tientsin

Security . Tientsin Salvage Auctioneers Tientsin

Seebengong Fonghin & Co , .... Singapore

Seine . L. R. Aguinaldo ... Manila

Seiryu Seiryu Bank Tientsin, Dairen

Seishi Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sedwa Seiwa Shokwai ... Dairen

Seker . Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co. ... Tientsin

Sekralc Clarkes Inquiry & Protection Agency Shanghai

Selborne Selborne Plantation Co., Ltd Padang

Selco . S. E. Levy & Co. ' Hongkong

Selfeather Sing King & Co. Hongkong

Sellers . Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Selles Selles Hermanos ... Kobe

Seloford Ilford, Limited ... ... ... Shanghai, H’kong

Semay . L. H. Smith & Co. Chefoo

Seminole Brit.-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ltd. Singapore

Semshal . Seymour Sheldon Co. Kobe

Senda . Senda & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Sengcbeong . Seng Cheong & Co. Kedah

Senglee Seng Lee & Co. Penang

Sengu . Kimura Sengutten Kobe

Senmed Medical & Health Department Pahang

Sennet . M. Levy Tientsin

Sennet . Sennet Freres ... Hongkong, S’hai

Senpakubu . Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Kobe

Serebrennikoff Serebrennikoff & Co. Tientsin

Serene .. Singapore General Stores ... Singapore

Serenity .. Thamawalla & Co. Kobe

Sergautoex . General Motors Singapore

Servexco Service Express Co. Shanghai

Servitude .. Rubber Growers’ Association Selangor

Service G. H. Kiat & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Servizio (Commercial Express & Storage Fed., ) Shanghai

\ Inc., U.S.A .... J -•

Seumall .. Seumall Bros. Kobe

Sesco Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ltd. Sarawak

Sesostris .. Louis Dreyfus & Co. Harbin

Setzbutton .. Settsu Button Works Kobe

Seven ... A. M. Neves ■ .... Manila

Severance Severance Union Medical College Seoul, Chemulpo

Sewan Chinese Export Co. ... Chefoo

Sexbis Exporters Sales Corporation... Manila

S ybourne .. W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Seyeran . Reyes & Reyes ..... .. Manila

Shacombank ,. Shanghai & Com. Savings Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Shaelsup . Shanghai Electrical Supply Co. Shanghai

Shaelto . Etlin & Co Singapore

Shaemack .. United States Shoe Co Manila

Shahayuen .. T.C. Yueh&Co. Shanghai

Shainin . I. Shainin & Co. .a Shanghai

Shaipress Shanghai Press, Ltd. Shanghai

Shaitrad . Shanghai Trading Co. Singapore

Shaitrust ... Shanghai Trust Co., Ltd Shanghai

Shalom .. Shalom & Co. Kobe

Shalom co Shalom & Co. ... Shanghai

Shamdas . Lisbon Bazar Macao

Shamshad ,. Oriental Import & Export Co. Kobe

Shanautorex General Motors China, Inc Shanghai

Shanexeo .. Shanghai Express Co. ... .. Shanghai

Shangboh .. Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai Times Shanghai Times Shanghai

Shangusda .. United States Dept, of Agriculture Shanghai

Shangtaiye Shang Tai Yee & Co. Tientsin

Shankar Premsing & Sons Yokohama

Shantra .. Shantung Traders Co., Ltd. Chefoo

Shanteloo Shanghai Telephone Co. ... Shanghai

Shantobaco Shantung Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Shapaprsas Shanghai Paper Importers Association Shanghai

Sharenat M. J. Nathan ... Shanghai

Sharma S. M. Sharma ... Selangor

Shasteanav Shanghai Steam Navigation Co. Shanghai

Shauter .. Shauter & Co. ... Swatow

Shaw .. Geo. L. Shaw ... Antung, Foochow

Shaw Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Shawbros .. Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sheardel ... Shearn, Delamore & Co Selangor

Sheatung Shea Tuug Co. Tientsin

Shefko ... SKF Industries of Japan Tokyo

Sheffcs Shefts Bros., Inc. Tientsin

Shellcraft . Philippine Shell-Craft Corpn. Manila

Shelley Thoinpson Shelley, Thompson & Demuth Singapore

Shibakawa Shibakawa & Co. Osaka

Shihbros .. Shih Bros Swatow

Shimaglass .. Shimada Glass Factory Osaka

Shinfoan .. J.D. Chang & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Shingminco .. Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Tientsin

iShinyei Shinyei & Oo., Ltd. Yokohama

Shinyugumi Shinyugumi & Co. Kobe

Shipboard (J.S. Shipping Board Manila

Shipbrandt Brandt & Co. Hongkong

Shipbroker .. Anglo-Danish Shipping Co. Shanghai

Shipestmin . Hoon Seek Trading Co Singapore

1 Shipmac .. International Harvester Co. Manila

Shipmac .. MacLeod & Co Manila

Shipnews .. Shipping Review Shanghai

Shippers .. China Produce Shippers Hongkong

Shipping ... Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd Malacca

Shipping .. Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

FlOO CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ships ( Board of Examiners for Engineers' ) Singapore

Ships '' ( Certificates . :' j

Ships .. Government Marine Surveyor’s Dept. Hongkong

Surveyor General of Ships’ Department Singapore, Penang

Shipstores .. Scandanavian Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Shiraimatu .. Shiraimatsu & Co. Osaka

Shoemack .. Paper Box Factory Manila

Shoemack . United States Shoe Co. ... Manila !

Shogyokaigisho.. Japan’ Chamber of Commerce Tientsin

Shokin . The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd All Ports

Shokingink Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Shokugin The Chosen Industrial Bank .... Seoul

Shomukan . Japanese Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Shonson . Young & Oo. ... .... Tientsin -

Shooklin . Yong Shook Lin Selangor

Shorthand . Shorthand Correspondence School Singapore

Shosen . Osaka Syosen Kaisya All Ports

Shosho .. Shosho Yoko Tientsin

Shoryubank Shoryu Bank, Ltd. Tientsin

Showagomu Shpwa Rubber Co., Ltd. Singapore

Showamenka Showa Cotton Co., Ltd. ... Osaka

Shrewdly . W. S. Sherley & Co. Hongkong

Shriro . Shriro Brothers (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Shule Schuhl. Davis & Lurton Shanghai

Shunchang Shun Chang Co. ... Chefoo

Shnnkee Shun Kee & Co. ., Shanghai

Shunlever . Wing Sang Hong Hongkong

Shunlung S. Shimizu Tientsin

Singapore

Shusiam .. Siam ... Pakam Baroe

Siakrubber Siak Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Siaxnaisie Soc. Anon. Francaise Siam et Malaise . Perak

Siamgrimm . B. Grimm & Co. Bangkok

Siambank Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd. Bangkok

Sianghwe /Singapore Chinese Chamber of V Singapore

” \ Commerce .... J

Siantarsum (Nederlandisch-Indisch Land-Syndi-\ E. C. Sumatra

I cate ....

Siangpau . The Hanyang Siang Pau Singapore

Sibajak Sardang Cultuur Maatschappij Perbaoengan

Sibegner . Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Siber Siber, Hegner •& Co., Ltd. ... Yo., Ko. To., Osaka

Sibinandco . S.Shanghai

I. Bin & Industrial

Co. . .. » Co. ....... r.bi .... Singapore

Sidco Shanghai

Sidline • . B. S. Sidline & Co. .... Kobe

Sieboldcom Phoenix Chemical Co. ... Tsingtao

Siegco . Siegfried & Co. ... Shidzuoka

Siemens Siemens & Halske A.G. Batavia

Siemens . Siemens, Schuckert Denki K. K. Osaka, Tokyo

Siemenshuk . Siemens, Schuckertwerke A. G. Harbin

Siemsseu . f-Siemssen A.Co, .... • .... ; ; All Ports

Signode . W. Butter Singapore ojsi - : ^

Signs . Signs of the Times Publishing House .... Shanghai

Sikh Sikh Store .. ... ■ ... Shanghai

Sikow .. North China Wool Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Silberman . 'Silberman Oo. ... Shanghai

Silicify China Motor Bus Cb.,'Ltd^ Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES FlOl

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Silkagent Kwangtung Silk Agency ... Canton

Silkfield Jarmain. Davis & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Si Ik worn ,L. Wegelin Shanghai

Siltomoo Goodrich International Rubber Co. Manila

S'illigva ... i. Y. Gillis Peiping

Silupa Silupa Ranch Co., Inc Zamboanga

Silva B. P. de Silva, Ltd. i( Singapore, Penang

Silvanetto Silva-Netto & Co. ... Hongkong

Silvercup Nam King Flashlight Factory ; Hongkong

Silverhall W. A. de Havilland . Tokyo

Situ A. C. Sim & Co. Kobe

Simifc -Crostield & Sons, Ltd. . , Singapore

Simit Huttenbacks, Ltd. . Selangor

Simit Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. ... . Malaya

Simit Sime Darby & Co., Ltd /Singapore, Penang,

(Malacca, Perak

Simkah Sim Kah & Co. . Selangor

Simona B. S. Simoda & Co. . Singapore

Simplbi .... Simplex Gypsum Products.... Hongkong

Simplon Gyselman & Steup Sourabaya

Si m pangapOtheek Simpangische Apotheek, Ltd. Soufabaya

Simplex Mansson Shokai Goshi Kaisba Osaka, Tokyo

Simplex Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd. . Hongkong

Simplexco Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd, Singapore

Simpson ... Simpson’s Agencies Harbin

Simtrading Simplex Trading Co. Manila

Sinai Meyer Bros. Singapore

Sinalive Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sinaryan ... Sino-Aryan Trading Co. Shanghai

Sinbinandco, . ... S. 1. Bin & Co. ... Singapore

Sincere The Sincere Coi, Ltd. /( Shanghai,

Hongkong,Canton,

Macao

Sincere Sincere Insurance and Investment Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Hongkong

Sincere . Sincere Dispensary Singapore

Sinchew ... Anglo-Cbinese Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore

Sindacato Pekin Syndicate, Ltd. 1 ... Peiping, Shanghai

Sindon P. H. Sin k Co. ... ... Hongkong

Sing Church Mission Society Hospital Pakhoi

Singbe Dee C. Chuan & Co:, Inc. Manila

Singcuan Sing & Cuan Hardware Co. Manila

Singer 1 Singer Sewing Machine Co. ... All Ports

Singindus Singapore Industries, Ltd. .... .... Singapore

Singkep ■ Singkep Tin Exploitatie Maatschappij .. Singapore

Singleeco ■ Sing Lee Co. Shanghai

Hongkong

Singlet King Sun Knitting Factory

Singleton Singleton, Benda Shosha Yokohama

Singminco ■ ... Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin Singapore'r

Singmotora ..... Singapore; Motors ...

Singthoh Swatow Agency Swatow •

Sinhuabank . j Sin Hua Trust & Saving Bank, Ltd Tientsin

Sinit Italian Bank for China ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Sinkuomin The Sin Kuo Min Press Singapore

Sinobe Banque Beige pour I’Etranger S. A. ... S’hai, T’tsin, Hankow

Sinocialco China Commercial Corporation Shanghai

F102 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name

Sinoclub Chinese Club Hongkong

Sinococpon China Coal Corporation Shanghai

Sinocongou China Tea Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Sinoconsul Chinese Consulate /Singapore, Penang,

(Manila, Medan

Sinodock Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works Shanghai

Sinogerman Sino-Grennan Telegram Co. Peiping

Sinolegate Chinese Consulate Kobe

Sinolym Hsin Hsin Theatres Co. Tientsin

Sinolym Hsin Hsin Cinema Tientsin

Sinomedica . The National Medical Journal of China .... Shanghai

Sinospan . Sino Spanish Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Sinsenmoh . Sin Sen Moh & Co. ... Singapore

Sinshoyoko . Shinsho Yoko Shanghai

Sintraco Singapore Trading Co. Singapore

Sintung Reliance Motors (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Shanghai

Sionpo Chinese Commercial News Co., Inc. Manila

Sipef fSociete International de Plantation et ) (Selangor, Perak,

‘ \ de Finance ... ... / (Medan

Sirin . R. F. Shroff & Co. Shanghai

Sirtori National Motors Co. Tientsin

Sit . Societe Indochinoise de Transport Saigon

Sita Windsor & Co. Bangkok

Sitinsind Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bai gkok

Skan Kagan & Co. Harbin

Skinner Drs. Skinner and Appleton Hankow

Skiotis Skiotis Bros. & Co. Peiping, Tientsin

Skoblin . S. F. Skoblin Co. ... ... Harbin

Skodaworks: Skodaworks, Ltd. All Poi’ts

Skoff G-uyling & Skoff' Tientsin

Skokingink Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Skorsten Dawalu Chemical Industries Shanghai

Skorsten Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie Shanghai, Hankow

Skyum Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. Selangor

Sladang . Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Singapore

Sleeping . Wagons-Lits Kook Harbin

Sleeping International Wagons-Lits Co. Shanghai

fCompagnie International des Wagons

Sleeping ' l des Grands Express / Harbin

Slemish Hastings & Co. .. ... . ... Hongkong

Slevogt . Slevogt & Co. Shanghai

Slingcom H. Hong Sling .... Hongkong

Slipway Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co. Singapore

Slot . G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. Penang

Slowe . Slowe & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sluytersco . Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd... All Ports

Sluytersoo . Veritas Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sluytersco Batavia Sea & Fire Ins. Co. , Ltd. Singapore

Smallwood . H. Smallwood & Co. Peiping

Smchang Ohenmin Trading Go. Tientsin

Smelter Consolidated Tin Smelters . Penang

Smelter Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. Pen., Sel., Pr., B’kok

Smidtos Anderson/Clayton & Co. ... Shanghai

Smith Brash & Smith.... Perak

CABLE ADDRESSES F103

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Smithnavco Smith Navigation Co. Manila

Smo Soc. Marseillaise d’Outremes Saigon

Smo Societe Indochinoise des Transports Saigon

Smroo South Manchuria Railway Co. Dairen

Suave J.Joseph

J. Evans & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Snave J. Evans Shanghai

Snavebe E. B. Evans & Co. Singapore

Snow M. L. Snow & Co. Tsingtao

Sobbe H. Sobbe Hankow

Sobrothers So Brothers Shanghai

Soohitraoo South China Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

Socinco Soc. Indo-chinoise de Commerce, Ltd. .. Saigon

Socita Soc. Commissionaria di Exp. & Imp. Medan, Semarang

Socom Societe Commercial Asiatique Canton

Socotrme Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd London

Soginimex Societe Generale Ihdochinoise Saigon

Sohamos Shupf Brothers Singapore

Soko .. Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

Solar . Solar Electrical & Mfg. Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Solea Southern Leaf Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Soliruss .. C. A. Sutherton Russ Solicitor & Co. . Hongkong

Soloie .. E. J. Muller Shanghai

Solomon S. Solomon & Co. Penang

Solomos Boulangerie et Patissierie Francaise .. Peiping

Solrupco .. Solar Rubber Processes, Ltd. Singapore

Solway W. k C. Dunlop, Ltd Shanghai

Solway Stewart, Thomson & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sonola Sonola Music House Shanghai

Soo'ntheam . Soon Theam & Co. Penang

Soonthye Chop Soon Thye Kelantan

Soonlee Bagan Serai Co., Ltd. Perak

Soothsayer Chartered Bank of Ind., Aus. cfc China . Sourabaya

Sopher • Theodore Sopher & Co. Shanghai

Sorbreltub Butler Brothers .... Hongkong

Sorox . Laguna Sugar Corpn. Manila

Sorox A. Soriano Y. Cia. Manila

Sotodel North American Trading & Imp., Co... Manila

Sonbritish South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Souchiknit ,. South China Knitting Factory Hongkong •

Southcoal South China Coal and Briquetting Co.. Hongkong

South ntra South China Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Sovconsul Union of Soviet Socialist Republics All Ports

Sovkonsul Consulate-General of the U. S. S. R Seoul

Sovflot Soviet Commercial Fleet Agency Hakodate

Sowawareco Sowa & Co., Ltd. ... m Osaka

Soya . A. Ennenberg ... Kobe

Soya Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. Harbin, Dairen, Vlad.

Soychee Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.... Hongkong, Shanghai

Soychoing . Soy Chong Shanghai

Spalinger . U. Spalinger & Co., s.a. Hongkong, Canton

Sparkless General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.' .. Hongkong

Sparks D. B. Sparks Shanghai

Spearmint Wrigley & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Speciality . Speciality & Novelty Co. ... Singapore

Spectacles . John Duke Singapore

Fl04 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Spectacle Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Saigon

Speedy New Engineering & Shipbuiding Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Spenav .. Brown Jones & C0i Hongkong

Manila

Spen kelson Spencer Kellogg & Sons ..

Spenrobin Space, Robinson & Partners Shanghai

■Spero John D. Hutchison & Co.

Gonde Price & Co. . Ltd.

Hongkong, Canton

Shanghai, Hongkong

-Sphinx H’kong, S’hai. Kobe

Sphinx . Sphinx Trading Co. Singapore

Spicers .. Si deers (Export), Ltd. Tientsin

Spiridis . Oriental Coffee Cp.

Spizidis Oriental Coffee Co. .. ... Tientsin

Shanghai

Spizzica . G. Spizzica & Co. ... All Ports

Spool The Central Agency, Ltd. ...

Sport . International Rtecreatiop,Club Tsingtao

Sportclub . Macao Greyhound Racing Club Macao

Sporting . H’kong Sportg. Arms & Ammun. Store Bangkok Hongkong'

Sportsclub . Royal Bangkok Sports Club Hongkong

Sport sclub ^ . The Sports Club ...

Sportsman . The Malayan Sports Depot ... Singapore

Singapore

Spotradio . . Spot Radio, Ltd. ... Kobe

Springbok • Down Boeki Shokai, Ltd. ... Kobe

Sprinkler Nippon Grinned Sprinkler K. K. Shanghai

Sprinzfurs . Wolf-Sprinz Fur Corp. Shanghai, Manila

Squib Squires, Bingham Co. Singapore

Sreekanna;, j •••j. Sree Kannabiran & Ob. ....

Rogers & Co,. Ltd, . Singapore

Sregor :-

Sregor ' .. . Amalgamated Publicity Services ... Singapore

Sratlaw S. K. Walters & Co. , ... ... Manila

Sriraach . Sriracha & Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Yokohama :

Stadelman Stadelmam & Co. 1

Stalphonix ... .. Sehoeller -Bleckmann Phoiehix Seiko G. K. Osaka, Tokyd‘ ‘ ”

Hongkong* • 'f

Stalphonix' ' .. Schoeller Bleckmann Steel Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Standard Life Assurance Co.

Standard Shanghai 1

Staindadrug . Standard Drug Co., Ltd.

■Standard Standard Trading Co.

Standard Carpet & Export Co. '

Tientsin

Tientsin

;Standardc > Christian Science Society ... Tientsin

Standpoint

Standrew (Selangor Lbnited Rubber Estates, Ltd. \ Batang Berjuntai

• | (St, Andrew Estate) I All Ports

Standvac Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Singapore

Stanelco Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Stanelco .. East Indies Trading Co. Kobe

Stanford Lane, Crawford & Co. ••• Kobe

Staui S. Taniura SLoten

, :.j.. Stanley Tientsin

Stanley Motor'Service ... Shanghai

Stawinasu,p .. Standard Machinery Supply Co. Shanghai

Staiipro.co .. Standard Products Co., Fed. Inc.

Stahprony. ^ ^ .. .. • Standard Products‘Co., Fed. TJ.S.A,, ... Hongkong Hongkong1

Stanton. .. W. T. Stanton Kobe

Stantraco’ Standard Trading Co. Tientsin

Star ‘. North China Star Shanghai

Starco . . C. V. Starr & Co., Fed. Inc. IT. S. A Shanghai, Hankow

Staricks .. Star Ricksha Co. ... Penang

Stark Stark & McNeill

Starnews Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd. Singapore <

CABLE ADDRESSES Fl05

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

! Statebank Stato Bank of North Borneo Sandakan

, Statetrust Estate & Trust Agencies ... Malacca, Singapore^

! Staterails Royal State Raiiwaiys of Siam Bangkok

j Statesbank National City Bank of New York Ho.,Man.,Ceb. Har.

Stafesline . States Steamship Co. All Ports

Statetrust .... Estate & Trust Agencies (1927), Ltd.

Public Works Department...

Malacca

Stateworks Kedah, Trengganu

Statistics ... Department of Statistics | Singapore, Penang,

V Malacca

t Statistics Statistical Department Shanghai

| Stationers ... United Book & Stationery Co. Shanghai

> Stationers American Bookshop Shanghai

Stationers Stationers Hall Bangkok

Steady Standard Trading Co Hongkong

| Steamboat ... H’kong . Canton & Macao Steamboat Co. Hongkong

! Steamship Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. Sarawak

? Stoco ... Sfeger & Co. Hongkong

Steel ... Kobe Steel Works Kobe

| Steel Steel Bros. & Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

\ Steelboler ... A ustrian Consulate Shanghai

I Steelboler ... Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd. ... S’hai, Osaka,rjTokyo

| Steelcraft ... The Rialto Co. Kobe

: Steeldrums ... Steel Drums, Ltd. . .. Shanghai

Steelhouse ... Philippine Steelhouse, Inc. Manila

Steelmaker United States Steel Products Co. Shanghai

Steelman ... United States Steel Products Co. Manila

[ Steelyard ., United States Steel Products Co. Shanghai

Steen hower ... C. Steenhauwer & Co. Shanghai

Steffan Van Houten Steffan & Co. Padang

Stelpubse ... Dolly Vardon Hat Shop Hongkong

'j Stelpubse Stellar Publicity Service ... Hongkong

i Stepeheol ... St. Stephen’s College Hongkong

[ Stephens ... Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd. Macassar

\ Stephigh .. Stephen & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

I Sternberg Sternberg & Co. Singapore

! Sternhuene ... Christern Huenefeld & Cb., Inc. Manila

• Stevens Captain A. G. Stevens Y okohama

j Stevenson .... Hanson Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Manila

Stevenson .... W. F. Stevenson & Co., Inc Iloilo, Cebu

I Stevepling Hongkong Stevedoring & Supplying Co. Hongkong

i! Steward ... E. D. Steward & Co. Seoul

i Stewardson R. E. Stewardson .... Shanghai

I Ste will .. . Alfred Stecker Hongkong

j) Stilwater ... Toyo Marine and Fire Insurance Co. ... Osaka

; sJ Stlukes .... St. Luke’s International Medical Centre Tokyo

j j Stockford N. H. Rutherford Shanghai

| Stocks Shanghai Stock Exchange ... Shanghai

Stocks ... Hongkong Stock Exchange Hongkong

| Stockyates ... T. M. Yates Shanghai

if Stoffels Stoffels & Co. ... Singapore

| Storage ... Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd. Manila

; Storage Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. S’pore, Pen., Per.

* Storage ... Yuill & Co., Ltd. Manila

i| Storch ... Storch Bros., Ltd. Penang, Perak,[Sek

F106 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Stores Government Stores Department Sarawak

Strachan W. M. Strachan & Co., Ltd. Kobe, Tokyo

Strahler Strahler & Co., Inc. Yokohama

Straitjava N. V. Straits Java Trading Co. Singapore, Penang

Stramoto Straits Motor Garage Singapore

Stramdotel Strand Hotel Dairen

Strausiere Far East Development Co.... Chefoo

Strik Strickland & Co. ... Singapore

Strome Strome & Co., Ltd. ... r. ... Yokohama

Stromtrade Holdo Strom wall Shanghai

Stromtrade Stromwall Trading Co. ... Chungking

Strong Strong & Co. (Nagoya, Kobe,

(Yokohama

Strowger /Automatic Telephones of China1 \ Shanghai, Tokyo

t Federal Inc., LT. S. A. ... J

Struan Duncan & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Structural Gammon and Hall (F.M.S.), Ltd. Perak

Structures Dobb & Co., Ltd Singapore

Studio Arts and Crafts, Ltd. Shanghai

Styriastal Styrian Steel Works, Ltd. ... Tokyo

Sublimis Fujisaki & Co.... Yokohama

Sumcama Marbau Sumatra Caoutchoue Maatschappij E.C. Sumatra

Sumitbank, Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. Osaka

Success W. Rabbem & Co. (Successors) Tientsin

Sucharpbil ... Insular Sugar Refining Corp. Manila

Sucobrach S. II. & Co. ■ ... Yokohama

Sucrose Sugar News Press Manila

Sudayakubo K. Adachi & Co. ... Tientsin

Sudco ... Studt & Co. ... Canton, Hongkong

Sudin Union Industrial Corporation.... Shanghai

Manila

Sudseatrad . ... South Seas Trading Co. ...

Suensufilm Suen Sui (Malaya) Film Co.... Perak

Suezboot Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail Singapore

S.U.E.I. Societe Urbaine Fonciere Indochinoise... Saigon

Sugar Dai Nippou Sugar Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Sugar Japan Sugar Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sugawa K. Sugawa & Co. Yokohama

Sugibara Nissei Trading Co., Inc. Shanghai

Suhr K. H. Suhr' ... Shanghai

Suisung Match ... Sui Sung Match Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Hongkong

Sukoting Lucky Corporation Shanghai

Sulcan Bakerite Co., Fed. Inc., U. S. A. Kobe, Shanghai

Sulzer Sulzer Bros. Enuineering Office

Sumatr abode (Fa Drikkerij, Sumatra

Soematra .... Bodeen.... Tjaja\/ Padang

Sumatrapost De Sumatra Post E.C. Sumatra

Sumatra Caoutchoue E.C. Sumatra

Sumcama Marbau Sumitomo

Sumitbank Bank, Ltd.Maatschappij S’hai, Y’hama, Kobe

Sumitosale Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Sumitsales Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Kobe

Sumityoko Sumitomo Gpshi Kaisha Shanghai

Summotor N. Y. Sumatra Motor Co. ... E.C. Sumatra

Sums Sum Agency ... Selangor

Sunbeam South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Sunbeam Tipper & Co. Tientsin

CABLE ADDRESSES F107

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sunbeam Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada All Ports

Sunburubco Sungei Bloh Rubber Co., Ltd. Selangor

Sunclad Au Sun Yue & Co. Hongkong

Suncotrade S.SunW.Fat

Union .. Shanghai

Sunfat Co. Trading

... Co.

. Hongkong

Sunfe Hongkong Ice Cream Mfg. Co., Ltd. .. Hongkong

Sunfire Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. ... To., Os., Shanghai

Sunflower The Sun Tack Co. ... . Hongkong

Sunflower Sunflower Mercantile Co. ... Shanghai

Sung The Union Trading Co. Foochow

Sungeiduri Sungei Duri Rubber Estate . Kedah

Sungeilembing ... . The Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd. . Pahang

Sungeisamak Perak Oil Palms, Ltd. Perak

Sungei Wangi\ . Lumut Rubber Estates, Ltd. . Perak

Estate | " Penang

Sunhai Sun Hai Bros.

Sunbing Sun Hing Co. Shanghai

Sunley Sunley & Co. ... . Hongkong

Sunlight Sunlight Co. ... Wei-hai-wei

Sunmaid Sunland Sales Association, Inc. . Y’hama, Shanghai

Sunmaid Sunmaid Raisin Growers’ Assoc. .. Shanghai

Sunny Sung Yuen Oil Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sunny Thye Chiang & Co., Ltd ^. Singapore

Sunrise Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Sungei Patani

Sunsun Sun Sun Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sunsutaco . Sunsuntay Co. .. Shanghai

Sunwahco Oriental Trading Shanghai

Sunwoolong . Sun Wo Long Oil Mill Co.... . Penang

Suyguanliing Suy Guan Hing Hardware... . Manila

Separator Shanghai Milk Supply Co. ... Shanghai

Superadio , Super Radio & Electric Co Hongkong

Superman P. A. Krishna ... Hongkong

Supervise Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd. . All Ports

Supplies United Industrial Supplies.... .. Hongkong

Surajmal . Surajmal & Co. .. Kobe

Suraty . Maganlal Magindas & Co ... Singapore

Surveyor Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Singapore

Suwatrade . Sung Wah Trading Co. Shanghai

Suzandron . Belgian Consulate .. Yokohama

Suzandron Suzor, Ronvaux & Co .. Yokohama

Suzukitazo Suzuki & Co. Tokyo

Svensk Swedish Consulate P’ping, S’hai.H’kong

Swandun Swan & Dunn, Ltd. Singapore

Swanstock Swan, Culbertson & Fritz ... Shanghai, H’kong

Swaste . Silva Trading Co. .. Shanghai

Swastika . M. W. J. Nanayakara ... .. Singapore

Swatantra . The Indian Chamber of Commerce . Singapore

Swatowbank '//Hongkong Bank, Ltd.& Swatow Commercial/

■••• j ,u,.... Hongkong

Swatowlace Swatow Lace Co., Ltd. Swatow, Peiping

Swatowwork Swatow Drawn Work Co Hongkong

Swedetrade . The Swedish Trading Co., Ltd. .. Hongkong

Swedlegation Swedish Legation .. Tokyo

Sweehock . Swee Hock & Co. Perak

Sweehong N. Y. Handel Maatschappij... .. Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Swenonis South China Daily News ... ... Hongkong

Swenouis South China Sunday News Hongkong

Swiehong Swie Hong Trading Co.,/Ltd. Hongkong

S wire Butterfield & Swire ... ... All Ports

Swire The China Navigation Co., Ltd. Newch wang '

Swisscolat Swiss Consulate Shanghai

Swisswutch Swiss Watch Import Co. ...' Kobe

Switchboard Kellogg Switchboard & Supply €61, Ltd. Shanghai

Sworooco Swiss Oriental Commercial Co. Manila

Sword Straits Trading Co., Ltd. S’pore, Penang

Sword Dave Brothers ... ... .. Kobe

•Swueotrade .1. S. W. Union Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Sydhudsom Hudson, Sydney, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Sydhudson D. Macfie ... . nu , Shanghai

Syconbeng ... Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Inc. Manila

Syjuco Sy-Juco Santiago ... ' ’ Manila

Sylvan ... Stanley, Ltd. JSingapore

Syuie ' .. Symfe"& Co. ... ■’ Bangkok

Syndicate , /The Kwangsi Provincial Import

\ Syndicate .... .... u.i|;

Syufintra C. V. Synnerberg .... — Shanghai

Synned Dennys & Co. Hongkong

Synthong Syn Thong Co. ... . : ... Penang Harbin, Tientsin

Syrio Ley S. Jacobsohn

Szehaitong ,j Sue Hai Tong. Banking & Insui’auce/ Singapore

i Co., Ltd. ... .. ... J

Szehan Szechuan-Hankow Railway , ... Chungking

Tabacalera La Flor de la Isabela Manila

Tabacalera Com pan ia General de Tabacos de Filipiuns Manila, Iloilo

Tabana Tabaqueria Sino-Egyptiana Shanghai

Tabaqueria Tabaqueria Filipina S’hai, H’kong, Mac

Tabloid 1 Burroughs Wellcome & Co. t! • ... Shanghai

T. A. C. C. . Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College ... Tientsin

Tacco American-Chinese Co.,'Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Peiping, Tientsin

Taoco Victor Music House Tientsin

Tachunhwa Great China Co. Shanghai

Tadairaa Thomsen & Co. Kobe

Taeping 1 Henry J. Clark Shanghai

Taeping Lavers & Clark... Shanghai

Tagal Philippine Net & Braid Factory Co., Inc. Manila

Tahsan Way Tai & Co. Shanghai

Tai “ Tai Tung Jih Pao ” Dairen

Taibo Pacific Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Taicery Taiping Ice Factory, Ltd Perak

Taihingco Tai Hing Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Taik Ho & Co. .

Taikho •'! M'., Taikoo Perak

Taikoodock Dockyard & Engineering C -. ... Hongkong

Taikoohong Orient Paint, Colour & Varnish Co., Ltd. Hongkong;

Taikoohong Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark.... Hongkong

Tailai Wei Hai Wei Import and Export Co. ... W ei-hai-wei

Tailung A. Boerter & Co. Tsingtao

Taiping Tar Ping Trading Co. .. : Tientsin

Taipinginc Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Taisang Tai Sang & Co.... Swatow

Taishan Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES F109

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Taishoyoko K. Taistho & Co. Shanghai

Taishinswo .... Tai Shan Ins. Co., Ltd Hongkong

Tait -a.. Tait & Co., Ltd. Taihoku

Taisun The Sun Co., Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Taitoco The Taito Co. ... Dairen

Taitoco Gadehus & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Taitung Tai Tumg . Chefoo

Taiwangink Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. , All Ports

Taiwansoko Taiwan Soko Kaisha, Ltd.... Formosa

Taiyitma Taiping Cinema, Ltd Perak

Taiyoshoko Kobe Taiyo Shoko Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Taiyudokozan ... Nurupi Kozan K. K. ... Seoul

Tajmalial C. Rahim & Son Hongkong

Taj pines A. Adamson & Co. ... , Singapore

Tabaiwa K. Takaiwa & Co. ' ; Shanghai

Takarafuine Y. Koyama & Co. ... Osaka

Takashin Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. Kobe

Takaskin ' lida & Co., Ltd:'... ' ... Kobe

Takeda Kei-) Takeda Bros. & Co., Ltd..... Tientsin

tei Yoke /

Takedacho Takeda Chobei Shoten K. K. Osaka

Takeuchizakkab u. S. Takeuchi & Co., Ltd'. Tientsin

Taki Taki Seikisho, Ltd. Kobe

Takisada Takisada & Co. . Shanghai

Taku Taku & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Talathouse Talati House Tientsin

Talati J. M. Talati & Co. .. Peiping

Talati Talati Bros. & Co. Tientsin

Tally ho Bradburne & Co. (1930), Ltd. Selangor

Talmouse Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. .. Singapore

Tamasha E. S. Abraham ... Hongkong

Tamasha . 1. C. Champkin Hongkong

Tambatuneo Tamba Shokai .. ... Yokohama

Tambooliat Tan Boon Liat Co. ... Singapore

Tamken Tamura Trading Co. Kobe

Tamtillos Thomas Pavitt & Co. ... Shanghai

Tamura S. Tamura & Co. Kobe

Tamurakoma Tamurakoma & Co. Osaka

Tanahashi Tanahashi & Co. Kobe

Tanaka Y. Tanaka & Co. Fusan

Tanboonliat Tan Boon Liat . Singapore

Tandem China Products Exporters Co. Hongkong

Tanjong Singapore Harbour Board ... Singapore

Tankahkee Tan Kah Kee & Co. Singapore

Tansania Walker & Co Kobe

Tansania Clifford Wilkinson Gomel Kaisha Kobe

Tansoohock Tan Soo Hock & Co. Malacca

Tanspub H. T. Tan Publicity Bureau, Ltd. Singapore

Tansumguan Tan Sum Guan & Son Sarawak

Tantino Eirma Tantino Macao

Tantot R. Tantot .... .. Tientsin

Tanwu General Electric Go. of China.(V Hankow

Tanwui United Trading Co. Hankow

Taoli Tung Chang Co. .... Changsha

FliO CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tariale /Societe Commissionaria Di Exportazione I penan„

l E di Importazione /

Tarun Taran (Malay) Rubber Estates . . Sungei Patani,Kedah

Tasco- Read, Vaughan ... ... Shanghai

Tashen O. H. Tashjian ... ... Tientsin

Tason Tackson Medicine Co. ... Macau

Tass Tass News Agency ... ... Shanghai

Tassie Australian Primary Porducers Society... Singapore

Tassie Penang Turf Club ... Penang

Tatarinoff Tatarinoff & Bykoff ... ... Tsingtao

Taupin G. Taupin & Co. • Hanoi

Tavadia Tayadia & Futakia ... ... Canton

Taybal Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. ... ... Batavia

Tayloroo Taylor & Co. ... ... ... Tientsin

Taylorgawa W. W. Taylor & Co.

Czechoslovakian Consulate ... ..... Seoul

Shanghai

Tchecomini

Teama Eastern Manufacturers’ Agents .... Hongkong

Teama J. H. Gregory

Tebuschco J. Busch k Co .... •••• Tsingtao

Techa Teh Chang Trading Co. ... ... Tientsin

Teco Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Teerthdas Teerthdas & Co. ... ... Manila

Tehaselmac Elmac Co., Inc. ... Manila

Tehchee Teh Chee & Co. ... ... Tientsin

Tehyoung Li & Co. .... •• •• Hank 'W

Teikamdas Teikamdas Bros. ... ... Kobe

Teima Teikoku Seima Kaisha ... •• Tokyo

Tekk Tokai Enkwan & Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Tekkosho Osaka Tekko Sho Co. ... ... Osaka

Telaware Federal Telegraph Co. ... ... Shanghai

Telberg Telberg’s International Bookstore ... Tsingtao

Telegrafica Porta Pueo & Co. ... ... Manila

Telegraph Hongkong Telegraph ... ... Hongkong

Telephonco Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Telephone , f Chinese Government Telephone I Tientsin

\ Administration .... J ”

Telge Telge & Schroeter ... - • Shanghai

Telmt Siemen Bros. & Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Telint Le Materiel Techique ... ... Shanghai

Teletype Theodor & Rawlins ... ... Shanghai

Tenacity Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Tsingtao, T’tsin

Tenderly The Eastern Trading .. ... Hongkong

Teneb P. M. Bennet, Inc. ... ... Manila

Tenaimbank Bank of Tientsin, Ltd. ... ... Tientsin

Tentacle Chartered Bank ot India, Aus. & China Tientsin

Tennis Queen’s High Class Athletic Goods ... Singapore

Teongboe Klang Cycle & Motor Garage .. Selangor

Terado Daido Shokai Gomei Kaisha Tokyo

Terminus Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel . Hankow

Terntra Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Teroff Weill &Montor ... ... Singapore

Tesafi Compagnie Generale De Telegraphic .... Tokyo

Tesagency Estates Supply Agency ... Selangor

Testaments Bible Book k Tract Depot, Ltd. ....' Hongkong

CABLE ADDRESSES Fill

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Testaments British and Foreign Bible Society All Ports

Testerbeau . Tester’s Beauty Parlour Hongkong

Testimony / Church Missonary Society, South \ Hongkong

China Mission . .... J

Tetai .. Te Tai & Co. Tientsin

Tetens A. P. Tetens .... ... Tokyo, Osaka

Tetratomis . Power-Gas Corpu. Tokyo

Teubner H. Tenbner Osaka

Teutonia Deutsche-Asiatische Bank All Ports

Teverson Teverson and Mactavish ... Kobe

Texaco , The Texas Co., Ltd. All Ports

Textilkist .. Kistenmacher & Co. .... .... Hongkong

Textilag “Sapt” Textile Products, Ltd. S’hai, Han., T’tsin

Textile .. Tokyo Kako Co., Ltd. Osaka

Textilian . Lepack Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tezam .. A. & E. Mazet ... Saigon

Thakkar M. D. Thakkar Kobe & Osaka

Theanhuat .. Thean Huat & Co. Penang

Theatre Central Theatre Hongkong

Theatre . Empire Theatre Tientsin

Theatre North China Amusement Co. Tientsin

Thefashco .. Fashion Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Theodor Theodor & Rawlins Hankow

Theodorene Chalhoub & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Theoresen Theoresen & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Thom .. W. C. Thom&Co. Hongkong

Thoma .. R. H. Thomas ... Shanghai

Thompson Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd. Temburong

Thongbee Lim Nee Soon .... Singapore

Thoresen .. China Underwriters Bangkok

Thoresen O. Thoresen & Co,, Ltd. Shanghai, Bangkok

Thoribsen Thor Ibsen of Copenhagen .... Harbin

Thoresen ... Thoresen & Co. (Bangkok), Ltd. Bangkok

Thorne Maitland & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Thorn ward .. Montgomery Ward & Co. ... Shanghai

Thornyeroft .. John I. Thornycroft & Co., Ltd, H’kong, S’hai, S’pore

Thoschmidt .. Schmidt, T., Surveyor Yokohama

Thriftcor .. Thriftcor Bank ... Harbin

Thubalkain .. German China Trading Co. Hongkong

Thulium British Wireless Marine Service Hongkong

Thulium f Marconi International Mar. Commun. V Singapore

" t Co., Ltd .... /•

I' Thulium Marconi Sounding Device Co., Ltd, Singapore

Thulium Radio Communication Co., Ltd. Singapore

t' Thyechong Thye Chong & Co. Selangor

Tianglee .. Tiang Lee & Co. ... .. Penang

;J Tibesart J. A. Tibesart .... Tientsin

■ Tibesart Manufacturers Life Insur. Co. Tientsin

j Ticia Xavier Bros., Ltd. Hongkong

| Tiemohutang ... Catholic Mission of Tsingtao Tsingtao

l| Tienfook Tang Tin Fuk Bank Hongkong

, Tienhua ... T. H. Lee & Co. .... Hongkong

Tiensinbank ... Bank of Tientsin Tientsim

i: Tiensupply .. Tientsin Auto Supply Co. Tientsin

Tienyusliuu ... Tien Yu Shun & Co., Ltd. Tientsim

F112 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tillimb Percy Tilley Shanghai

Times Bangkok Times Press, Ltd. Bangkok

Times Japan Times .... Yokohama

Times Japan Times & Mail ... ;.. Tokyo

Times Straits Times .... ... Singapore

Times Times of Malaya Press, Ltd. Perak, Penang

Times Tsingtao Land and House Agency Tsingtao

Timespao Chinese Peiping and Tientsin Times ... Tientsin

Tinggi Plantations Ballet, Ltd. Batang Berjuntai

Tinplacorp South Wales Tinplate Corpn. Shanghai

Tinstone Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Perak

Tiongsoon Tiong Soon & Co. Singapore

T i otekhong Tio Tek Hong Batavia

Tirthdas Bharat Trading Co. Yokohama

Tjapmata N.V. Carl Schliepper Handel Maatschappij Singapore

Tjoagoankiat .... Beauty Chemical Work Singapore

Tjoagoankiat T. G. Kiat & Co .... . . . Singapore

Tkchao T. K. ChaoCo. ... Swatow

Tlkni T. L. Knight & Co. Hongkong

Toadvert Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd. H’kong, Singapore

Toaic Ta On Accident Ins. Co. Hongkong

Toaiin Oriental Hoepital Tientsin

Tobacco British-A merican Tobacco Co. (Straits), Lt( L Malaya

Tobacco Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Tobacco United Tobacco Stores Shanghai

Tobayoko Toba Yoko Dairen

Toewan

Toewan N. Y. Harmsen Verwey

Toewan N.V. Handelmaatschappij E. Dunlop & Co. Padang

N. Y. Handelsvereeniging “Oost Indie” ... Batavia

Tofuku Tofuku Trading Co. Shanghai

Tohyohito Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Tohyobwata Toyomenka Kabusbiki, Kaisha Shanghai, Tientsin

Toibuna H. TeuJmer Osaka

Toilet Sakabe & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Tointrad Toin Trading Co. Singapore

Tokmarinco Tokio Marine and Eire Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Tokyopiano Tokyo Piano Shokai Tokyo

Tolarnold Arnold & Co., Ltd. Chungking

Tomay T. C, Hay & Co. Singapore

Tombstones Singapore Casket Co. Singapore

Tomellco T. Ellis & Co. ... Shanghai

Toms Union Trading Oo. Kobe

Tondena La Tondena, Inc. Manila

Tondon W. Tonkon & H. Bonnafous Tientsin

Tongbo T. S. Brothers & Co. Hongkong

Tongbong Tonghong Trading Corpn. ... Manila

Tonsidicat Town Syndicate Shanghai

Tonydodd Anthony Dodd.... Shanghai

Toorabnlly V. H. Toorabally & Co. Kobe

Topas Topas Trading Co. Shanghai

Tophard Toplis & Harding Shanghai

Topo realty Toporealty Shanghai

Tor Tor Hotel, Ltd. Kobe

To radja Manders, Seeman h Co. ... Celebes

Torero General Dairy & Farm Oo. Tientsin

CABLE ADDRESSES F113

Cable Ad: Firm Name F%dve

Torgrocery The Tor Grocery & Wine Store ■ Kobe

Toryuyoko Toryu Yoko Shanghai

Toshoyoko Katoh & Co. Hongkong

Totickpedo Tajmabal Silk Store Hongkong

Totickpedo Tat Kuan ... ... ... Hongkong

Tourindo Bureau Central du Tourisme Indochinois Saigon

Tourindo Office Central du Tourisme Indochinois Saigon

Tourindo . Tourist Information Bureau Saigon

Tourisme . Office du Tourisme Indo Chinoise Hanoi

Tourist Japan Tourist Bureau All Ports

Touyaoting Tou Yao Kee ,& Co. ... Shanghai

Towakisen . Towa Kisein Kaisha, Ltd.... Kobe

Towel Sean You Zoo & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Towers Towers & Co., Ltd. Perak

Towers . Antaki & Son .... Tokyo

Townsend . Townsend & Co. Chemulpo

Toyobo Yu Pong Mill .... Shanghai

Toyohito Toyo Menka Kaisha Shanghai

Toyohatabako . Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co. Shai'ghai

Toyokan Toya Hotel Singapore

Toyokoku Far Eastern Advertising Agency Tokyo

Tovomatch . Toyo Match Co., Ltd. Kobe

TPHC . Tsingtao Paper Hunt Club Tsingtao

Traco Foochow Trading Corporation Foochow

Traeoponia Ningpo Trading Co. Shanghai

Tract Japan Book and Tract Society Tokyo

Traction Singapore Traction Co., Ltd. Singapore

Tractor Union Motors ... Hongkong

Tradcoseas China Overseas Trading Co. Shanghai

Tradeboard Y’hama & Tokyo Foreign Board of Trade Y’hama

Traders British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd Hongkong, T’tsin

Tradesman Eastern Trading Co. Singapore

Tradewind . The Danish Asiatic Co. Harbin

Tradewind Thor Ibsen Harbin

Trading f 'N. Y. Nederlandsche Handel Maats- \

\ chappij (Netherlands Trading Society) J All Ports

Trading Seremban Trading Co. Neg. Sembilan

Trading . Straits Cattle Trading Co. ... Singapore

Tragopan . Carlowitz & Co. Harbin

Trajectory Shanghai Rifle Association... Shanghai

Trambond N. Y. Semarang-Joana Stoomtram-Maat. Semarang

Tramindo Compagnie Francaise de Tramways Haiphong, Saigon

Tramways Hongkong Tramways, Ltd. Hongkong

Tramways Kai Tack Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Transaera Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P.M.) .... Penang

Transfer Botly & Co. Perak

Transmarine Knorr Jimusho Tokyo

Transocean China Trans-Ocean Trading Co. Shanghai

Transpacif The “ Trans-Pacific ” Tokyo

Transocean . The Great Shanghai Realty Co. Shanghai

Traservice China Travel Service Singapore

Travelbank China Travel Service B’hai, Hongkong

Traveller H. M. Hodges .. Shanghai, Hongkong

Traverser . Travers

Traxlerus J. H. Trachsler, Ltd. Shanghai

Treasurers Methodist Episcopal Missions Offices 'Shanghai

Fll4 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Treduoc De Witt, Perkins & Brady Manila

Tremmal H. A. Lammert .. Hongkong

Trendel Foreign Food Store Chefoo

Trevor Broadwater Estate Perak

Triangle Triangle Motors, Inc. Shanghai

Triangle /European Young Men’s Christian Hongkong

{ Association'

Tribune “ Malaya Tribune ” Singapore

Trico Overseas Trading Syndicate Shanghai, Penang

Triplerais Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Triplerais Metallisation Co. of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Triplerais Shanghai Yibro Piling Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Triumph Currimbhoy & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Trocklar Larsen & Trock Mukden, Shanghai

Troika . Russian Asiatic Co. Dairen

Trojan . De Souza & Co. ... Hongkong

Truscon Tokyo ... Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Trusimmons The Simmons Co. Manila

Trust ... British Trust and Investment Co., Ltd. Harbin

Truster Hsin Yuen Co. Shanghai

Trustfully Z. D. Zung Shanghai

Tschurin I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd. Harbin, Dairen

Tsensun Tsen Sun Yue Kee Lumber Co. Shanghai

Tshusokche Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.) Swatow

Tsingmotor Tsingtao Motors Fed. U.S.A., Inc. Tsingtao

Tsinovelty Tientsin Novelty Co. Tientsin

Tsinpury Tientsin Pukow Line Tientsin

Tsintram Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Tsuchihashi Tsuchihashi & Co. Shanghai

Tsun China Forwarding & Express Co. Tientsin

Tsurutani Tsurutani & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tuaranesta Tuaran Ruebbr Estates, Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo

Tuason Hijos De J, S. Tuason Manila

Tubedodg Kyokuto Gomu Gbshi Eaisha Osaka

Tuckivergi Kentucky & Virginia Leaf Co. ... Shanghai

Tucktai Tuck Tai Shanghai

Tug Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. ... , Cebu

Tukitama Miyasaki & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Tulip B. Mervan & Co. Hongkong

Tulip M. P. Talati Hongkong

Tunic Tung Yick Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tung Bank of Communications ... Newchwang

Tungfung Tung Fumg Engineering Works Tientsin

Tungseng King George Hospital ... Amoy

Tungshang Commercial Bank of China Shanghai

Tungshing Tung Shing & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Tungshun Tung Shun Co. ... ... : ... Chefoo

Tungtai Tung Tai Trading Co. Shanghai

Tungwa Oriental Transportation and Trading Co. Hongkong, S’hai

Tungwen Tung Wen Institute Amoy

Tungwo Tung Woo Dispensary Kiu., Soochow

Turnco A. W. V. Turner & Co. Hongkong

Turner General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Dairen

Turner Turner & Co. ... Foochow

CABLE ADDRESSES Fll5

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

T. V. t. fLa Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily in\ Manila

\ Spanish ....

T. V. T. .... Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalog Manila

Twentyfour Asiatic Trading Co. Hongkong

Twigg ... P. O. Brien Twigg, Ltd. Shanghai

Twyford ... Central Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin;

Twyford ... North China Adveritsing Co. Tientsin

Twyford . J. Twyford & Co. Tientsin

Twyford ... Twyford Engineering Co. ... Tientsin

Tychauco ... Ty Chauco & Co. Manila

Tyeb ... Tyeb & Co. Hongkong

Tyehuabank ... United Chinese Bank, Ltd. ... Singapore

Tyes N. A. Tye & Bros. Hongkong

Tyli ... T. Y. Li & Co. Hankow

Tyli ... Wah Chang Trading Corporation ... Hankow

Typhoon ... H. Connell & Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Tywan .... Chu Fong Rug Co. Tientsin

Tywan ... The Comfort Co. Tientsin

Tyyen ... Central Cold Storage Co. ... Shanghai

Tyyen Yue Kee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uchis ... United China Syndicate, Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Ucindo f L’Union Commerciale Indo-Chinoise') Haiphong, Saigon

t et Africaine .... J"

Ulfhansen ... Ulf Hansen & Co. Dairen

Ullmann J. Ullmann & Co. All Ports

Ullmann Rene Ullmann ... Singapore

Ultoco Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Inc. Shanghai

Ultramar Ultramar Import Co. Shanghai

Umeoos ... United Manufacturers Electric Co. ... Shanghai

Umezuki ... S. U. & CO. Moji, Kobe

Umind .... United Mechanical Industries Shanghai, Hongkong

Umrigar ... Umrigar Bros. Shanghai

Unacal Union Oil Co. of California Singapore

Unars .... Union Architectural Service Foochow

Unartisco ... United Artists Corporation Singapore, H’kong

Unasao ... Union Assurance Co. Singapore

Unasso .... Union Assurance Society, Ltd. Shanghai

Undaunted ... John H. Clarke Cnefoo

Underiters ... Agricultural Insurance Co. ... Manila

Under! ters - //American Asiatic Underwriters (Fed./

Inc., U.S.A) .... :... / -• Hankow

Underiters American Intennatiomal Underwriters Manila

Underiters ... Asia Life Insurance Co. ... Batavia

Underiters

Underiters Federal Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

National Merchants & Underwriters Hankow

Underiters National Union Fire Insurance Co. All Ports

Underiters ... Hanover Fire Insurance Co. All Ports

Undertaker ... T. MacDonald & Co. Shanghai

Underwear /China

/ Dyeing A.B.C.

Mill,Underwear,

Ltd. Weaving

...; & /■"

/ Shanghai

Underwrite ... China Underwriters, Ltd. ... H’kong, S’pore

Unfilman ... Universal Picture Corpn., Ltd. All Ports

Unfilproco Shaw Bros., Ltd. Singapore

Unfilproco ... Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. Singapore

Uniautosup ... Universal Auto Supply Co.... Shanghai

Unico ... United Motors, Ltd. Mukden

Fixe CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Unicomoo Union Commercial Co. ..a : Manila

TJnieromb Union Marine & Gleneral Insce. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Unileather Leather Products Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Unileather iUnited Leather Goods Co. ... ;.. Shanghai

Uniraporsyd Union Import & Export Syndicate, Ltd. Shanghai

Union British Traders Ins. Co., Ltd. fHarbin, Hankow,

fS’ppre, H’kong,,S’hai

Union China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Singapore .

Union Far East Insurance Go., Ltd. . Singapore

Union North China Insurance Cp., Ltd. ... Han., Ko., Pep.

Union . Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Union Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd, All Ports

Union Union Trading Co. ...., Amoy

Union Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.; ,;y Y’hama, S’pore, Ko.

Unionbank Chung Too Union Bank Tientsin

Unionbeyr Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Unionbeer Union Brewery Co., Ltd. . , Shanghai

Unioncomco .. Union Commercial Co. , ... Peiping

Unionist Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., ■Sourabaya

Unionkoyei: Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha ... Osaka

Uuionproino Union Trade Promoting; Co, ... Hongkong

Unionships Union Steamships Agency ... Shanghai

Unibristeel'' iloitsu Seiko K. E. Tokyo, Osaka

Unioinitiade • \Union, Trading Oo. .... .... Hankow

Unipede v. G. C. Shepherd .' Shanghai

Unipress , United Press Associations ... ... Manila, Shanghai

Umiprooo Universal Producing Oo Chefoo

Unique .. Campbell & Co. Singapore

Unitage United Agencies ... , Shanghai

Unitarian Universal Trading Co. ... .,. Hongkong

Unitedeast Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Singapore

U nitedpainters .. United Painters •<*. Singapore

Uniteers United Engineers, Ltd. All Ports

Unitexpor United Exportefs, Ltd Singapore

Unitrace Union Trading Cb. ... Tokyo

Unitrade \ ... United Traders Hongkong

Unitrasia Asiatic Universal Trading Co. Singapore

Unity A. W. Harvey&Co ... Shanghai

Unity L. H. Howell .... Peiping

Unitteasia Asiatic Universal Trading ... Sfngapore

Univegg Universal Egg Supply Co., Ltd. Shanghai , ,

Universal Miners & Builders Stores Selangor ,

Universal Universal Cars, Ltd. .... .... Singapore

Uniwash Baker Perkins, Ltd. .. ... Singapore

Unixport United Export, Ltd. Singapore

Unkel H. T. Unkel ... ..t Canton, Shanghai

Unoco P. M. Bennett, Inc. ... .... Manila

Unoco Union Oil Co. of California Kobe

Unpluoo United Plumbing Co., Inc. Manila

Unravel Maurice Jenks, Pereival & Isitt Tokyo, Yokohama

Untraco Union Trading Co. Shanghai

Untradeco Universal Trading Oo . .> \Shanghai

Untraico Harry Lemente & Co. ... Harbin

Unyu Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uplitho Universal Press A Lithographic, Inc. .... Manila ,

CABLE ADDRESSES El 17

(Jable Ad: Firm Name

Upstairs Little, Adams & Wood Hongkong

Uraic Union Realty & Investment Co., Inc. Shanghai

Uragadokki Uraga Dockyard Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama

Usamidragon k Usami'& Co., Ltd. Osaka

Usbrewco Brewer & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uscar Hongkong Used Oars Hongkong

Uscourt United States Court tor China Shanghai

Uslifins The United States Life Insurance Co. .... Shanghai

Usmc • \f American

M.C.E.F.,Forces—Fourth

Headquarters Marines, ji Shanghai

Kobe

Utco . Union Trading Co. ... ••• Hongkong

Utrac . Union Commercial Co. .... :... Shanghai

Utprosim British Flower Shop Manila

Uychaco Mariano Uy Chaco Sons tfe Co., Inc. ... Y okohama

Uyekigumi : Yokohama Nursery Co., Ltd. Manila

Uyhooco :i Uy Hoo & Co. ... ... Dairen

Yaoakis . Vacakis Bros—

Vacuum . Standard Vacuum Oil Co. .... ’ '•■nU Singapore, Yokohama

Vajdaco ("Continental Chemical & Drug * | Shanghai

V Supplies, Ltd. (C-. Vajda & Co,) f Kobe

Vakil . B. R. B.Timber

Vakil Co....

Vamco Vamco ......' I .... Sarawak

Nanking

Van dee Nanking Hotel .... Newehwang ;

Vaness A. Van Ess & Co. ... Harbin

Vanderklaauw .. Netherlands Insurance.‘Office Manila

Vanguardia . “La Vanguardia” Singapore i

Vanner General Electric Co., Ltd. .. ... E. C. Sumatra ,.

Vannie Van Nie& Co. .... ... Hongkong

Vannini A. Vannini & Co. Singapore ;

Vanwijk Hotel Van Wijk Co., Ltd. ...

Varalda £ .Varalda & Co. ... ... d ■ • '... Peiping

Medan

Varekamp .. Varekamp & Co.

Various Wing Hing Hong ... Hongkong

V assos Vassos & Co. ... Shanghai

Vasuka Vasuka & Co. Kobe

Vasunia J. P. Vasunia & Co.' .;. Hongkong, Canton

Vsawani . Bom bayr Silk Store Manila

Hongkong

V aticaims H. Skott & Co, Cebu

Veco S. A. Visayan Electric Co. .... Kobe

Veepilot Beldom Packing Agency (Japan), Ltd. ..

Velocity .. . Takata & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Velodrome ,. N. V. Velodrome Semarang, S’baya

Vences . Riberio, Son & Co. Hongkong

Vendor .. Doney & Co. Tientsin

Vendrell .. Vendrell, Atustaros & Co. Kobe

V enesco .. General Veneer Factory.... Tientsin.

Venlico ... ;Ven Lien & Co Shanghai

V enturi .. F. Venturi ... Shanghai

Venu International Traders ... .. Kobe

Venus S. L. Husain & Co. Kobe

Verhomal Verhomal Shewaram & Co. : Yokohama

Veritas British Corporation Register of,, , , Hongkong

Shipping & Aircraft j.

Veritas Bureau Veritas International Register 1 Hongkong, Shanghai

for the Classification of Shipping /' Shanghai

Veritas Parker, Rielley & Co,

F118 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Place

Veritas Reilly, Simmons & Milne ... Shanghai

Veritas Hongkong

Registro Italiano Navale ed Aeronautico Hongkong

Veritas Teikoku

Societe desKaiji Kyokai d’Extreme Orient.... Haiphong

Verrieries

Verrorient Hakodate

Vertico Vernot Timber Trading Co.

Vespers Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Vestiuland Cbina Land and Investment Co. Shanghai

Vetch Pekinotel The Peiping

Vetch Pekinotel HenriFrench

VetchBookstore Peiping

Macassar, Padang

Veth Veth’s Handelsmaatschappij

Vethavanam Barnabas Selangor

Vibra Kumping &CoCo. Foochow

Vibroco Vibro Piling Co. Hongkong

Viccajee Viccajee & Co.. Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Vicmico Victoria Milling Co. Manila

Victal A. Victal Canton

Victor Victor Talking MachineCo. of Japan, Ltd. Yokohama

Victoria “Amsterdam” N. V. Handelsvereeniging Sourabaya, Medan

Victoria Victoria Hotel Canton

Victrola R. C. A. Victor Company of China Shanghai

Vidalio Standard Import Co., Inc. Manila

Vidry Docks de la Chambre de Commerce Haiphong

Viegelmann Viegelmaun, Schroder & Co., Inc. Manila

Vigilant White, Page & Co. Manila

Vigor Standard Trading Co. Tokyo

Vigor W. F. Horsley Tokyo

Vigorous H. P. Surry Shanghai

Vilanune Murata & Umetani Shoten Kobe

Vilitea A. E. Tilly Singapore

Viloudaki Viloudaki & Co. Shanghai

Vinca Dr. G. O’Neill Tientsin

Vincentini F. R. de Carvalho Shanghai

Vincible Vincent & Co. Hongkong

Vinokosroff A. I. Vinokosroff

Viroomal Viroomall & Oo. I ninai Kobe

Virtico Virtico Timber Trading Co. Hakodate

Virtrax Sales Corpn. of Bohemian Sheet Glass ... Shanghai

Vision G. W. Colton .... Yokohama

Visiting Mansergh & Taylor Negri Sembilan •

Visurgis Erdman & Sielcken j Sourabaya, Bat.,

( Semarang

Vitalexin Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd. . Hongkong

Vitama Vitama Co. Tsinan

Vitamilk Vitamin Milk Co. Shanghai

Vneshtorg TJ. S. S. R. Trade Representation All Ports

Vogel Dr. Werner Rechtsanwalt Vogel Shanghai

Vohmnano R. K. Modi Hongkong

Volkart Volkart Brothers’Agency ... Singapore,Osaka, Sh.

Vordoni S, J. Vordoni & Co. Tientsin

Vories W. M. Vories

Vostasi East Asiatic Vostasi Co, ... Harbin

Vrard B. Vrard & Co. ... Tientsin

Vueshtory U.S.S.R. Trade Representation Japan .... Osaka

Vulca Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Vulcaniser

W. C. S. United Vulcanising Co. Singapare

Manila

Washington Cold Stores, Inc.

CABLE ADDRESSES* F119

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Wadhco Wadhoomall & Co. Kobe

Wadingbird China Mercantile Co. Hongkong

Waelchli Liebermann Waelchli k Co. fKobe,

[Tokyo,Osaka,

Shanghai

Wagman 0. Wragman Tientsin

Wagonlits Grand Hotel Des Wagons Lits, Ltd. ... Peiping, Hongkong

Wagstaff W. W. WagstafF & Sons Hongkong

Wahchang Wah Chang Mining & Smelting Co Shanghai

Wahson Wahson & Co. Shan ghai

Wahtack Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd. Canton

Wantack Wah Tack Handels Compagnie Hongkong, Canton

Wahtack Kruse & Co. ... ... . ... Hongkong

Wahtszpo Wah Tsz Yat Po Hongkong

Waidefag Agfa China Co Hongkong

Waidefag Deutsche Farben H. G. (Waibel & Co.) .... All Ports

Wales Yoshikawa Shoten Yokohama

Waitzun Waitzun Silk Co. Shanghai

Walbank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. New York

Walgost Walter G. Ostrovsky Tientsin

Walinder Inhelder, Waloh Co., Ltd. Manila

Walintco Walworth International Co. Shanghai

Walix Luneta Motor Co. Manila

Walker R.Walker

N. Walker & Co. Kobe, Nagasaki

Tokyo

Walkerco Goshi Kaisha Hankow

Walkie Walkie Trading Corpn Shanghai

Walkover Alexander Shoe Co. .... .... Manila

Walkover Walk-Over Shoe Store

Wallace Peter Wallace Seoul

Wallem Wallem k Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Wallflower Woo Brothers Hongkong

Walorin Orin de Motte Walker Tientsin

Walpapco Walford Wallpaper Co. ... ... Shanghai

Walteco A. Waite & Co. Tientsin

Walterdumi Walter, Dunn

Waltham Waltham Watch Co. ... Tokyo

Walther J. V. Walther Kobe

Waltherie Watkins & Co. Singapore

W ameieleco Wah Mei Electric Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Wamow Wan Mow & Co. Hankow

Wanamaker John Wanamaker Kobe, Shanghai

Wanfung W. Niggemann'& Co. ; , . . ; . ••• Chefoo

Wangbrot Wang Bros. & Co. ... .. Hongkong

Wangkee Wang Kee & Co. Hongkong

Wangsunkee S. K, Wang k Co. . ... . .... Shanghai

Wang tea . Wang Yue Tai Tea Co. Shanghai

Wankoo . Baxter & Co. .;. ... Hongkong

Wardsman Thos. W. Ward, Ltd. Shanghai

W ardley Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Hongkong

Warenmanly Manley Manufacturing Co.... Shanghai

Warfield Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Warnaeiga Warner Bros. Osaka

W arner Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Manila, Iloilo, Cebu

W arren C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

W arrior Regent Poultry Farm Johore

W ashmo Washington Trading Co. ... Tokyo

FL20 CABLE ADDRESSES

Coble Ad: Firm ±\)arae Place

Wassard East Asiatic Co., Ltd. ; ... ... Harbin, Dairen

Wassiamull' Wassiamull Assomull & Co. ... |1 Penang,

Kobe, S’hai, S’pure,

Hongkong

Watanpfco W. A. Tang & Co., Ltd. ... Changsha, Hankow

Watanmal Watanmal Boolchand ... ... S'pore, S’hai, Canton

Watereng Water Department, Municipal Singapore

Waterlight Hankow Waterworks & Electric Light Co. Hankow

Waterlilj Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Watertight Osaka & Marine & Fire Ins. Co. Osaka

Waterwheel Watts & Co. Singapore

Waterworks Amoy Waterworks Co, Amoy

Waterworks The Macao Water Supply Co., Ltd. Macao

Watson o ... K. F.C. Tientsin W

W atsona Watson & Co. Perak

Wattimex I. H. Watt & Co. Hongkong

Watts Watts & Co. Tientsin

Waveny Toeg & Read Shanghai

Wearne Wearne Bros., Ltd. ( Malacca, Penang,

( SelangorSeremban,

Perak,

Wayfoong H. IK. & Shanghai Banking Corp. ... Shanghai

Wayford Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Dairen

Weandsco Western Equipment and Supply Co. Manila

Weare Watts & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Wearae Motor Traders Finance Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Wearne Wearne Bros., Ltd. M alacca

Weaver Weaver & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Webro Brockmann & Co. Tsingtao

Weco phones Western Electric Co. of Asia Singapore

Weebros Wee Bros. Singapore

Weechaplang Wee Hap Lang ... Selangor

W eeks Weeks & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Weerekoon Central Pharmacy Singapore

Weesengmoh Wee Seng Moh Singapore

Weesiang Wee Siang Bros. Semarang

Wehald Welch, Fairchild, Ltd. Manila

Wehry Geo. Wehry & Co. ( Sourabaya, Batavia,

( Osaka

Weijiang Wearing Export Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Weinberger C. Weinberger & Co. Osaka, Tokyo, Kobe

Weinstein L. S. Weinstein .... Tientsin

Weir H. L. Weir & Co., Ltd. Johore

Weising Weihaiwei Handiwork Co. ... ... Wei-hai-wei

Weising Wei Sing Trading Co. Wei-hai-wei

Weitzel J. Weitzel Kobe, Osaka

Welgol Welansky & Goldberg Osaka

Wemcoexpo Westinghouse Electric Co. of Japan All Ports

Wemco Westinghouse Electric Co. Nagoya

Wende Walter, David Lane & Co. Chefoo, Tsingtao

Wenkee Wen Kee Steamship Co. Shanghai

Wentagie Wentworth Andrews & Grose Shanghai

Wersmithco Werner G. Smith Co. Hankow

Werwhite R. J. Whitehead Shanghai

Wessyngton Malayan American Plantations Johore

Westall Wm. Little & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

GABLE ADDRESSES F121

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Wesbcott . Mei Yah Trading Cb. ... ... Shanghai

Western Union American Trade Commissioner Singapore

Wesiternco Western Co. ... ... ... Chefoo

W esthouse Thompson Electrical Co Manila

W estimpson Stimpson Electric Supply Go. ... Peiping

Westinghouse . Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Tokyo

Westlake . Villa West Lake (Hotel) ... Tientsin

Westlife West Coast Life Insurance Co-i S’hai, T’tsip, Harbin

Westlite W. Bornhorst ... ... Tientsin

Westlife W. R. Rice & Co. . Shanghai

Westmark ■ West and Whitaker Manila

Westpine Nishimatsu & Co. ... Osaka

Wexlumeo Western Export Lumber Co. Kobe

Weysfield . N. K Weysfield . . • < ' • /I... Hankow

Whacheng Eastern United Assuraiice Corpn., Ltd... Perak

Wharves Harbour Board .... , .... Penang

Whaweico Wha Wei Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Waidefag f Deutsche Farben-Handelsgbsellschaft\ All Ports

, \ (Waibel & Co. i .... J"

Wharves Penang Harbour Board : Penang

Whatt . Whatt & Co. ... ..., Kedah

Wheelock Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co.', Ltd. ' Shanghai

Wheelock Wheelock & Co., Ltd, Shanghai

Whilsberg Wm. Hilsberg Shanghai

Whiphall Whipple S. Hall & Co., Inc. Manila

Whirlhlast Irwin, Harrisons, Whitney,

1 Inc. Shanghai

Whitamore Whitamore & Co.' . Tientsin

Whitdonald Herbert, Whitworth, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Whiteants . Thomas Cowan & Co. Hongkong

Wliiteaway Whiteaway, Laidlaw &’Co., Ltd. Malacca

Whitebach . W. R. Loxley & Co. Shanghai

Whitecold W. A. White & Co., Ltd ; .... Shanghai

Whitewhite White White & Co. .... •(*. • , Shanghai

Whittall . Whittall & Co. .... Selangor

Whongfoo . Gt. China Deep Well Bering Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Whymark , G. Whymark & Co. Kobe

Whyteleafe . White & Co. ... Shanghai

Wicking Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd, Hongkong

Wiersum M. S. Wiersum & Co.; Ltd. Y okohama

Wigg . Brandt A Hampson Shanghai

Wildingco Wilding & Co. ... Sourabaya

Wilfogco Fog & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wilgrist Wilkinson & Grist Hongkong

Wilkarsa W. J. Karsa & Co. Shanghai

Willgold . Golding & Co. ... Shanghai

Willhu . William Hu ... Shanghai

William sco . Williams Brush Cb. ... Kobe

Williamson . Williamson & Co. Hongkong

Willykirk . W. J. Kirk Shanghai

Wilma . H. & Y. Trading Co. Hongkong

Wilobon . Bolton Bristle Co.. Shanghai

Wilopaterix Willbw Pattern Pi-bss ... Shanghai

Wilproco Wilkinson Process Rubber Co. ... Selangor

Wilson Wilson & Co; ... Tientsin

Winckler Winckler

F122 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Windsor Windsor Bros. Hongkong

Windrose Windsor, Speidel & Co. Sh., Tsi., Tai.

Winetrade Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd. Manila

Wingloong Wing Loong Singapore.

Wingcoffee Wing Coffee Co. Hongkong

Wingfathong Yuen Fat Lee Co. Hoihow

Wingfathong Wing Fat Hong Hoihow

Wingkee Wing Kee & Co. Hongkong

Winglycom Wingly k Co. Hongkong

Wingon Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Wingon Wing On Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Wingon Wing On Fire & Marine Insurance Co. HongkongHongkong

Wingping Wing Ping Trading Co., Ltd. Hang., Wen.

Wingtaivo Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn. Hongkong

Winner A. Kwai & Co. Dairen

Winning W. H. Winning &

Wing Lee Petroleum Co Co Hongkong

Winley

Winly Wing Lee Co. Hongkong

Winter States Steamship Co, Tientsin

Winter E.H.B.Winter Co. Tientsin

Wintering Winter Singapore

Wippa Pottinger & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Wisa Ned. Ind. Afdeeling Batavia, Sourabaya

Wisner Wisner & Co. Shanghai

Wistaria Naigai Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Witchery Wing Fat Printing Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Witkowski J. Witkowski & Co., Ltd. ... Y’hama, Kobe, Nagoya

Wituncas Unna, Casson & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Woass Wing On Fire & Marine Ins. Co. ... Hongkong

Wohingsilk Wo King Silk Corp. Canton

Wokusam Masukow Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wolco T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc. Manila

Wolfson B. &B. Wolfson Manila

Wolskel Wolskel & Co. Singapore

Wolter Carl Wolter & Co. Chemulpo

W olun China Woollen Co. Shanghai

Womedicoll Margaret Williamson Hospital Shanghai

Wongkee Wong Kee & Co. Selangor

Wongman Husi Nursing Home .... ...* Shanghai

Chefoo

Wongkidien Shantung Hand Service

Swatow Pilotage Knitting Co. Swatow

Woodcraft Woodcraft Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Woofontrad Woo Fong Trading Co. Shanghai

Woolerco E. S. Wooller & Co Tientsin

Woolletn A. Mackie & Co. Tientsin

Woollen Woollen Yosy & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Wooloco European American Grocery Manila

W ooltai Saey Tai General Import Co. Shanghai

Public WorksDrugDepartment Singapore, Sarawak

Works

W orldrug The World Co. ....... Hongkong

Hongkong

Worthy Wassiamull Assomul & Co.

Wortre World Theatre Hongkong

Wreford Wreford & Thornton Penang

Wulfruna Shanghai

C. W. Hampson Advertising

Wulfsohn Wulfsohn & Co.

Wuchang Wuchang Co. Singapore

Wumsoc Womans Union Missionary Soc. Shanghai

CABLE ADDRESSES F123

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Wuriu Wuriu Shokwai Co. Shimonoseki

Wutaca Wutca & Co. ... . Tientsin

Wygerde Procure des Missions Beiges Shanghai

Wynne Japan Exporting Co. Kobe

Yachanco Ya Chan (Shanghai) Co. Shanghai

Y achen Yah Chen & Oo. Shanghai

Yachungwa Great China Co. Shanghai

Yadzu Andrews & George Co., Inc. Tokyo, Osaka, D’ren

Yali Yale in China Changsha

Yalimp Yali Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. Mukden

Yaraagami Yamagami Trading Co. Kobe

Yamahatsu Yamahatsu Shokai Osaka

Yamakatsu Yamaguchi Katsuzo Tokyo

Yatnakiu S. Kato & Co. Hongkong

Yamamasa Yamada Co. Tokyo

Yamamoto Yamamoto Art Photo Studio Tientsin

Yamashita Yamashita Kisen Kogyo Kaisya H’kong , Taipeh, Sh.

Yamato Yamato Hotel Mukden, Chungking

Yamatosilk Yamato Shokai. Ltd. Yokohama

Yamis New Haven Yale-in China Association .... Changsha

Yanfactor Lam Wing Yan & Co. Hongkong

Yangbrosbk Young Bros. Banking Corp. S’hai, H’kow, Chung.

Yangbrosco .... Young Brothers Trading Co. Hankow

Yangco I. C. Yang

Foochow

Yangkwong Yang Kwong & Co.

Yangriver Yangtsze River Comm. Shanghai

Yangtse The Yangtse Hotel Nanking

Yangtsze Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yanotojoko Yano & Joko Yokohama

Yaptico E. M. Yaptico & Co., Ltd. ... Cebu

Yardarm H. Denis Hazell & Co. Hongkong

Yardarm Siemssen & Krohn Foochow

Yarg Carmichael, Lennox & Gray Shanghai

Yarg John Gray Shanghai

Yarnsco Woolley, Read & Co. Hongkong

Yasmarleon Ramsay & Co. Shanghai

Yebana La Yebana Co., Inc. Manila

Yebara Yebara & Co. Shanghai

Yeekee hong Yee Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Yeesangfat Yee Sang Fat Co. Hongkong

Yeesoh ;.. United Motor Works, Ltd. Singapore

Yekguan Tan Senguan Co. ••• Manila

Yekhokhua Yek Hok Hua & Co. Amoy

Yekhua Yek Hua Trading Corporation Manila

Yektonglin Yek Tong Lim Fire & Marine Ins. Co. Manila

Yellowcab Yellow Taxicab Co. Shanghai

Yelnah Hanley & Co. ... Hongkong

Yelnato Stanley Co. Tientsin

Yemaco Y. C. Ma & Co. Tsinan

Yenno China Merchants Pongee Asso., Fed. Inc. Chefoo

Yenom J. Roch Shanghai

Yenta ... Yenching University Peiping

Yerke Mongoban-China Trading Co. Tienitsin

Yermer Tao-Ching Line Railway Peiping

Yeunanynng Yue Nan Yung Tsinjrtao

F124 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Yeung .. Kwong Sang & Co. ... Hongkong

Yhtcorp Yung Hsing Trading Corpn. Tientsin

Yienkong Yienkong & Co.’" ... ... Shanghai

Yikkkuan .. Yik Khuan Press Co. Shanghai, Selangor

Yin .. Bank of China ... Newchwang

Yingchee .Eugh Bros. & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Yingfa The British and Asiatic Co. Shanghai

Yip . J. F. Yip Hongkong

Yipichon Y. Pichon & Co; •• Singapore

Y.M.C.A. . Chinese Y.M.d.A. .... Tsinan

Yomenco . Young Men’s Trading Corp. Shanghai

Yokob .. R. Yokoyama & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Yokseaclub ..... Yokohama Seamen’s Club Yokohama

Yorkhire London & Provincial Insurance Cb., Ltd. Shanghai

Yorkshire Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Shanghai

Y orshipli York Shipley, Inc. Shanghai

Yoshida Yoshida & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Yoshida . Yoshida Tokeiten Tokyo

Yoshikya .. Yoshikaua Kytisich Osaka

Yoshizawa T. Yoshizawa T’sin. Tsingtiio

Youcwo . Young C. Woo Shanghai

Youtyle Young & Tyle ... ... ... Hongkong

Younbros . Young Bros. & Co. Hongkong

Younker Chartered Bank ofIndia, Aus. & China ... Yokohama

Yousufsa M. Y. S. Marican Bangkok

Yuanhsing .. Yuan Hsing & Co. Shanghai

Yuasa Yuasa Trading. Go. Kobe

Yuchengco Yu Cheng Co. Shanghai , •

Yuclub Yokohama United Club Yokohama

Yucuanseh Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc. Manila

Yudac .. Yuen Dah & Co. Shanghai

Yuehway I Canton-Hankow Railway Adminis-l , Canton

jt tratian .... I”

Yuenanyung Yue Nan Yung Tientsin

Yuengtung .. Oriental Co. ... Manila

Yufang . . Yu Fang Iron Mining Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Yufeng Shantung Silk and Lace Co. ( Tientsin, Chefoo,

Yuji Dairen Oil and Fat Co., Ltd. Dairen

Yulan .. i i Domestic Engineers, Ltd.. ... Hongkong

Yulan .. H. C. Best & Co, . Swatow

Yuletraco .. Yu Lee Trading Co. Shanghai

Yunai .. Kamanishi Exporting Cb. Kobe

Yuuchi Yun Chi & Co. ••• ,... Singapore

Yung .. Yung Pao ... ... . ... Tientsin

Yungfalecco . Yung Fa Fur Dyeing & Leather Cb. . Tientsin

Yungfong China Mercantile Co. Shanghai

Yungking . Yung King & Co. .... .... Wei-hai-wei

Yunglee Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd. .. J... Tongku

Yungming Yuflg Ming Transport Cb. ... Tientsin

Yungwooeo Yung Woo Trading Co. ... ... Shanghai

Yunia Dr; C. L. Yun ... ( Tientsin

Yunkopaint .. Yun Koo Paint and Varnish Mfg. Co. ... Shanghai

Yuraimexer ..' K. Yura & Co. Osaka

Yusen . Nippon Yusen Kaisya ... All Ports

CABLE ADDRESSES F125

Firm Name Place

Yusen Kinkai Yusen Eaisya Tientsin

Yutoug Yu Cbeong Co. .. < Yokohama

Yutsin Yutsin Tannery Co. Tientsin

Y.W.C.A. Young ’Women’s Christian Association.. Peiping, Tientsin

Zafarane Egyptian; Consulate Kobe

Zafiro El Zafiro .... Manila

Zaluc Zambales Lumber Oo. Manila

Zamini Legation of>Czechoslovakia ... Sh., Tokyo, Osaka

Zaria Shanghai Zaria ... Shanghai

Zealous Yeun«-Yau & Cp.. Hongkong

Zedwest Westphal & Co. Shanghai

Zeituinig / Deutsch-Chinesische Nachriehten \ Tientsin

1 (German Chirtese News) i

Zeissag Carl Zeiss , ... Tokyo

Zelin Hess and Zeitlfri, Inc.. Manila

Zellerbach Zellerbach Paper Co. ... Shanghai

Zenobia L. Y. Swee Co., Ltd. ... ... Selangor

Zepol itf. Lopez and National Trading Co. . . . Manila

Ziangkee F. Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ziauddin H. Z. H. Karamelahi & Co. Shanghai

Zigzag Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Tokyo

Zirame W. I. Zimmerman Shanghai, Tientsin

Zimmerman H. J. Zimmerman Shanghai

Zipfactory Beauts Fastener Cp. Osaka

Zizel C. P. Youhg & Co. Hongkong

Zizel C. P. Y'ourig & Co. Tientsin

Zoraba Karanjia & Co., Ltd. Canton

Zuifoong Nikka Sanshi Kabushiki Kaisha, Ltd. Shanghai

Zunglee W. Z. Zee & Sons ... Shanghai

Zunli Zung Lee Co. . ... Shanghai

Zurofiladi Agent of the Govt, of India in Malaya Selangor

0006 Continental B ank ... ... Peiping

0030 Tan Hwa Match Co., Ltd. Tientsin

0068 Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Co. ... Tientsin

0088 China Engraving & Printing Co. ... Hongkong

0091 Eickholf & Co. ... ... ... Shanghai >

0114 Du Pont de Nemour & Oo. Hankow

0120 China Development Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

0188 Yu Shing & Oo. Shanghai

0252 Ching Chong Hung

0328 Sinhua Commercial & Savings Bank Peiping

0342 Stanley Co. ... ’ ... , Tientsin

Standard Machine & National Y Hankow

t Deep Well, Boring Co. f

0442 Hsin Hepg & Co, .... Hongkong

0444 Hsih Heng & Co. .... , ' —• Shanghai

0505 Agricultural & Industrial Bank Tientsin

0589 Nam Hipg Hong .... Hongkong

Continental Bank ... Tientsin, Shanghai

/The Shanghai Commercial and Savings/ Shasi

I Bank, Ltd; - i !

1000 . Novella Hotel,"Ltd ‘ Manila, Tsingtao

1013 China Cosmopolitan Co Shanghai, Hankow

F126 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

1135 .... The Central Dispensary, Ltd. Tientsin

1169 Easantm Kodak Co. Shanghai

1355 ... E. Kin & Co. Tsingtao

1426 ... Shun Chong Sewing Machine Co. ... Shanghai

1558 .... Wha Tung Electrical & Engineering Co. ... . Shanghai

1645 ... Asia Fire & Marine Underwriters ... Shanghai

1670 ... Chang Sang & Co. Shanghai

1070 Shanghai Trading Co. Shanghai

1717 ... Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Cb., Ltd. Hankow

1837 I. Li Coal Mining Co. Peiping

2088 ... Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. Shanghai

2212 .... Oriental Engineering Co Foochow

2224 The Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd. Hongkong

2306 ... Bank of Kwangsi Hongkong

2346 ... Tientsin Tai Ping Steamship Oo. ... Tientsin

2405 ... China International Famine Relief ... Peiping, Hankow

2415 ... Tun Ching Lung Co. Tientsin

2464 .... China Travel Service Tientsin, S’hai

2485 f Yang Chih Ching .... Wenchow

.... Yang Chung Ho .... ....

i Yang Shon Dao .... ....

2514 “Eastern Times” .... .....J Shanghai

Hongkong

2514 Lichwang & Co , ....

2639 .... Central Bank of China Pakhoi

... Tung Nan Hotel Nanking, Canton

... National Commercial Bank, Ltd. Tientsin

... Tsingtao Far Eastern Rubber Co. ... Shanghai Tsingtao

3051 .... The Chinese Industrial Gas Co., Ltd Shanghai

International Products Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Batten & Co. Shanghai

3210 China Chemical Works

3211 China Securities Co-> I00- ••• Tientsin

Shanghai

3256 Shanghai Mail Service

3318 .... Burlington Hotel .... ^... Shanghai

3339 New Shanghai Construction Co. Shanghai

3Q51 Mukden Tobacco & Wine Store Mukden

3449 ... Whangpoo Conservancy Board Shanghai

3468 .... Channel Trading Co., Ltd Hongkong

3497 ... Kailan Sales Agency Shanghai

3500 ... Shun Yu Trading Corpn. N anking

3538 ... Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Canton

3536 (National Lacquer and Paint Products! Hongkong

\ Co., Ltd. . j"''

3548 .... Nee Tai Shing

3561 ... Hang Shun & Co..... Hongkong

Shanghai

3564 .... Robert Fan

3639 Kwantung Provincial Bank Canton

3947 Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

4103 ... China Soap Co. Nanking

4191 ... Wah Fah & Co. ... Shanghai

4384 ... Peipiao Coal Mining Co., Ltd. Tientsin

4472 (National Government Salt Admini-\ Chefoo

*" \ stration J

... Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

4722 (Chung Shan Knitting and Singlet 1 Hongkong

" l Co., Ltd.

CABLE ADDRESSES F127

Cable Ad: Firm Name Blace

4801 Kwong Cheong Wo Pakhoi

4809 Chinese Association Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

4861 Bank of Canton, Ltd. Hongkong

4938 Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corp. Tientsin

4945 China Radio Service Corporation Shanghai

5012 Eastern Engineering & Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

5089 Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange, Ltd. Shanghai

5140 Chihli Shantung Line, Ltd. Tientsin

5200 Heng On Steamship Co., Ltd. Shanghai

5300 North China Steamship Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

5307 Hai Chang S.S. Co. Shanghai

5316 Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

5363 Central Bank of China Tientsin

5397 Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd. Hankow

5454 Tai Ping Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. Tientsin

5526 Eurasia Aviation Corp. ... Canton, Hongkong

5566 Comfort Electric Co. Shanghai

5636 (Union Insur. Assoc, of the National! Tientsin

( Industrial Bank of China J

5659 National Industrial Bank of China .. Tientsin

5881 Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

5887 Shanghai Commercial Savings Bank Nanking

5904 China Wool Manufacture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

6007 Peiyang Engineering College Tientsin

6114 China Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

6226 Foo Kwok Coal Mining Co., Ltd. ... Canton

6311 National Commercial Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

6357 Chinese Recreation and Race Club Tientsin

6378 Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chihli Tientsin

6427 China Educational Assn., Ltd. Shanghai

6595 The Union Trading Co. Shanghai

6639 Bank of Communications Dairen

6644 Woo Ho Weaving Factory Shanghai

6651 Chinese Optical Co. Macao

6651 Wha Wei Trading Co., Ltd Hongkong

6690 “China Times” ... Shanghai

6730 Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai, H’kong

6769 Modern China Advertising Co. Tientsin

6790 China Cotton Trading Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai

6829 Naval Medical College Tientsin

6892 Bank of China ... (Newchwang,

(Foo., T’tsin, S’hai

7031 Johann H. Cheyne Shanghai

7077 Kinohenig Banking Corporation Dairen

7162 National Trading Co. Foochow

7171 China National Insurance Co., Ltd Shanghai

7320 Shantung Commercial Bank Tsingtao

7428 Ling Sang Printing Ink Co. Shanghai

7656 Bureau of Foreign Trade Shanghai

7771 Yien Yieh Commercial Bank Canton

7711 South China Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

FI28 GABLE ADDRESSES

QoMk Ad: Ftem, Name Place

8675 National Commercial Bank, Ltd. ... Hankow

8725 ... Oltim Elec. Mfg. Factory Shanghai

8822 U. ' United Trading Qo., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

3969 ... China Merchants’ S.N. Co. . .{

9244 ... The Asia Co. ... ... ... Hongkong

9366 .... Bank of Cornomnications .... .... Hongkong

9372 ... Bank of China ... ... ... Hankow

9703 The Chinese Auctioneering Co., Ltd. .... Shanghai

9710 .... Yung Koo,Paint & Varnish Mfg. Go., Ltd. Shanghai

9796 ... Modern China Advertising Co. ... Tientsin

9824 .... Sin Chung Engineering Co .... Shanghai

9874 .... The China Products United Corp: .... Hongkong

9888 ... Ming Sons Construction Co. ... Hankow

9889 ... Calco China Agency ... ... Shanghai

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LIST OP FOREIGN RESIDENTS

IN HONG KONG FOR 1939

{For Outport Foreign Residents See Page FITS)

Abbas, A., asst., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Abbas, G., chief acct., Hong Kong Mines, Ltd.

Abbas, M. R., Newspaper Dept., South, China Morning Post, Ltd.

Abbas, Y., asst., Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Abbott, A. S., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

Abbott, C. N., asst., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Abbott, M. J., asst., Crown solicitor, Supreme Court

Ablong, A. E., acct. dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Ablong, A. J., asst., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Abraham, E.,

Abraham, E. S.,stockbroker.

Bill & BullionTesterBroker

& Abraham

Abraham, R., signs per pro., Tester & Abraham

Acconi, O., asst, manager, A. Vannini & Co.

Adam, J., shipwright,

Adamczewski, Hong Kong

Dr. B., technical .t Whampoa

dept., Waibel & Dock

Co. Co., Ltd.

Adams, A. H., department 'clerical officer, R. N. T. Depot

Adams,

Adamson,W.A.B.,S.,asst.,actingTaikoo

chiefDockyard and Engineering

acct., Hongkong & ShanghaiCo.,Banking

Ltd. Corporation

Addis Martin,

Agafuroff, B., T., manager,

assist.,manager, Caldbeck,

S. E. LevyS. &E.Co. Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Agafuroff, I., assist, Levy & Co.

Ahmed, S, B., asst, engr,. Port Works Department

Ahwee, G. W., farm supt., Hongkong Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.

Ainslie,

Alabaster,G., probationer, Colonial Secretariat

Alabaster, J.C. W., G., attorney-general, SupremeSociety

assist., Union Insurance Courtof Canton, Ltd.

Alderton, Dr. R. M., secretary, Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hospital

Alexander, W. L., secretary, Wm. Powell, Ltcl

Ali, F., supt., Money Order Office, General Post Office

Allam,

Allaye, P.N.B.,E.,supervisor of Works, Credit

manager, Co-operatieve Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

Condensfabricek “Friesland’

Allen, C. A., reporter, South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Allen, D. G., manager, Franklin Laboratory

Allen, L., American Lloyd, Ltd

Allin, R. C. S., acct.Hongkong

Allison, officer, Royal Air ForceBanking Corporation

Alvares, A.,J. J.,assist., & Shanghai

joint manager, Central Radio Service

Alves, A., dir., J. M. Alves & Co... Ltd.

Alves, A. G., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Alves, B., secty., H. K. Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Alves, D. 0., assist., China Underwriters, Ltd.

Alves, E., dir., J. M. Alves & Co., Ltd.

Alves, F. D., assist, installation engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Alves, H. A., assist., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Alves, J. A. S., signs per pro., Hughes & Hough, Ltd.

Alves, J. M., director, Humphrey’s Estate & Finance Co., Ltd.

Aman, G., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd.

Andersen, B. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

F5

FI30 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Anderson, A., engr.-in-charge, Port Development Dept.

Anderson, C. G., branch mgr., Assurance Franco Asiatique

Anderson, D., assist., engineering dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Anderson, D., Works acct., Royal Air Force

Anderson, D. J. N., Barrister-at-Law

Anderson, Capt. Geo., partner, Anderson & Ashe

Anderson, G. T., E.,Hongkong

Anderson, John WThampoaMusic

mng. dir.,& Anderson Dock Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Anderson, J. F., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Anderson,

Anderson, J.Dr.W.,J. sub-acct.,

W., medicalChartered

practitioner,

BankAnderson, Durran & &McElney

of India, Australia China

Anderson, Major R. A., Military, China Command

Anderson, W. J., supt. of Accounts and Stores, P.W.D.

Andrade,J.F.,H.inspector

Andrew, M., asst.,ofUnion

Junks,Insurance

Harbour Society

Department

of Canton, Ltd.

Andrew, K. W., chief inspr., Police Headquarters

Andrews, W. R. N., actg. chief acct., Kowloon-Canton Railway

Andrewes, L. R., Official Receiver and Registrar of Trade Marks

Andrews, A. A., chief inspector, Peak Tramways Co., Ltd.

Andrews, C. F., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Angeles, G. S., assistant, Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Angus, F. D., acct., Medical Department

Angus, G. I., maintenance engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd..

Angus,

Angwin, H. A., clerk, ColonialP.W.D.

Secretariat

Antonov,J.,M.land surveyor,

B., in-charge, Ilford, Ltd.

Appleyard, Capt. S.S., depy. inspr. of Naval Ordnance, Naval Ordnance Inspn. Dept.

Archbutt. G. S., fire mgr., China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Archer, Major G. T. L., assist, dir. of Pathology

Arculli, Y. el, sports editor, Hong Kong Daily Pressy Ltd.

Arfas, H., partner, Peterson & Co.

Armstrong, H. J., solicitor & notary public, Deacons

Armstrong, H. S., director, E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Arndt, G., Siemssen & Co.

Arndt, W. F., assist., American President Lines, Ltd.

Arnhold, H. E., director, International Assurance Co., Ltd,

Arnold, G. W., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Arns, H. E.,C.,Importer

Arnulphy, manager,andHongkong

Manufacturers’

& CantonAgent

Export Co., Ltd.

Arthur, G. M.,

T manager, Windsor Bros.

Artlett, W . A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Asche, H. C. J., fin. secty., Church Missionary Society, S. C. Mission

Ascough,

Asger, M. H.E.,L.Dental

N., const, engr., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Surgeon

Ashby,

Ashton,R.Dr.R. F.W.,R.,assist.,

AliceDodwell

Memorial& Co., Ltd. Hospital

Astington, B., manager, Swedish Match Co., Ltd.

Assomull, G. T., proprietor, Wassiamull Assomull

Atkins, F. J., assist., Cable

Austin, C., assist., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Austin, C., representative, Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.

Avramow, A. J., Far Eastern manager, Thomas De La Rue Co.j Ltd.

Azzolini, U., assistant, Lloyd Triestino

Bagley, W. J., principal warder, Prison Department

Bagram, J. T., consul-general for Siam & Share Broker

Bailey, H. P., machinery dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Bailey. W. H., officer-in-charge, Gunpowder Depot, Harbour Department

Bainbridge, M., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Baker, E. F. S., assistant, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Baker, L. C., asst., Dodwell

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F131

Bakey, H. P., assist., Shewan, Tomes

Baldwin, B. O., sub-acct., National City & Co.

Bank of New York

Baldwin, Rupert, organist, St. Andrew’s Church

Balean, Dr. G. T., medical practitioner, Black, Balean, Skinn and Talbot

Balean, Dr. H., medical practitioner, Black, Balean, Skinn and Talbot

Ball, F. L., manager, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Ball, M., asst., Tsang Fook Piano Co.

Ball, M. A., warrant

Ballantyne, wardmaster,

D. L., manager, RoyalBank

The Chase Naval Hospital

Bamsey,

Bander, C. B. L., junior engr., China LightDepartment

F., lighthouse keeper, Harbour & Power Co., Ltd.

Banker, A. S., storekeeper, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Banner, M. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Baptista, M. F., asst., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Baptista, R. C., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Barclay, T. C., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Barclay, W. P., Laichikok Instal., Standard Vacuum Oil Co.

Barker, W. L. L., Acct. Dept., Standard Vacuum Oil Co.

Barkus,

Barnes, F.R. H.,

L., chief

Hongkong

clerk, &Singer

Whampoa Dock

Sewing Co., Ltd-

Machine Co.

Barnes, J. E., special repres., Callenders’ Cable & Construction Co., Ltd.

Barnes, Flight Lieut., J. H Royal Air Force

Barnes, J. I., deputy registrar, Registration of Births & Deaths

Barnes, Dr. J. W., Medical Practitioner

Barr, C. H.,I., chief

Barrett, generalwarder,

agent,Prison

Canadian

Dept. National Railway

Barrett, R. D., Chinese Maritime Customs

Barron, J. F,, asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Barros, A. V., asst., Reiss. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Barros,

Barrow, F.L,G.,District

assist.,Officer,

China North

Underwriters, Ltd.

Barrows, J. E., asst., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Barry,

Barry, F.F. C.,

C., secretary,

secty., HongHongkong

Kong Realty & TrustHotels,

& Shanghai Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Bart, director, H. K, Trust Corporation,

Barton, L. A., cashier, Colonial Treasury Ltd.

Barton,

Basa, R.,W.Merchant

M., assist.,andDodwell & Co.,Agent

Commission Ltd.

Bascombe, H. J., inst, engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Baseter, S., manager, L. R. Nielson & Co., Ltd.

Baskett, P. E., repres., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Bassett, B. B., general supt., Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Basto, A. H., principal, A. H. Basto

Basto, B., mng. dir., Noronha & Co.

Basto, C. H., principal, Little, Adams & Wood

Basto, J. J., dir., Noronha & Co.

Basto, L. E., principal, L. E. Basto Co.

Bateman, B. M., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Bateman, Capt. R. W„ marine supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Batty-Smith, Capt. S. H., Aide-de-Camp to H.E. the Governor

Bauder, R., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Beach, J. S., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Beale, N. G., dir., Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd.

Beall, Capt. N. H., secretary personal stall', Royal Aavy

Beavan, R. C., assist, mgr. & sales engr., Hong Kong Hotel Garage

Beoher, H. C. H., asst., Ellis & Edgar

Beck, A. 0., acct. dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Beck, E., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Led.

Beck, T. C. T., secretary, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Beckerley, A., director, Concrete Products, Ltd.

F5

F132 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bedell, P. E., assist, flying instructor, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Beeken, D. W., asst., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Beer, A. W., assistant, Paper Co., Ltd.

Begbie, Dr. R. S., medical officer, Medical Department

Begg, S. D., secretary, John I. Thornycroft Co., Ltd.

Belbin, E. C., director, Arnhold Trading C6i, Ltd.

Bell, M. R., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Bell, R. B., asst, manager, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Bell, W., supt. engr., Butterfield & Swire

Bellamy, L. C. F., general manager, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Beltrao, M. R., freight dept., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Ben, A. J., general manager, National Lacquer and Paint Products Co.,"Ltd.

Bendall, J. A., acct., Public Works Department

Benn, L. A., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Bennett, C., asst., W. R. Loxley & Co., Ltd.

Benoy, Major J. F., Adj., & Qtr.-mstr.-Gen.’s Staff, Military Forces In H’kong

Benson, C. H., general manager for Far East, American Express Co., Inc.

Benson, D., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Benson, O. R., Brewers Bookshop

Beraha, M., manager and proprietor, M. Beraha

Berents, O. R. B., Chinese Maritime Customs

Berg, Sverre, managing director, Berg & Co., Ltd.

Berruex, M., manager, J. Ulhnann & Co.

Bertram, .1. W., workshop engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Beven,' R. S., permanent way inspr., Kowloon-Canton Railway

BickerstafF, J. D., land bailiff, Public Works Department

Bickford, B. I., asst., Colonial Secretariat

Bidmead, K. A., assist, supt., Police Headquarters

Bidwell,

Biggar, D.H.M.,D.,vice-president,

Gibb, LivingstonThe&Chase

Co., Ltd.

Bank

Birch, B. G., lecturer of English, Hongkong University

Bird, F. G., Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Bird, G., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Bishop, C. W. E., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Bishop,

Bitker, J.,S. F., chief engineer,

manager, Green IslandCo.Cement Co., Ltd., Hok-un

Union Commercial

Bitting, S. T., mgr., National City Bank of New York

Bitzer, A.,

Black, C., assist.,

proprietor,

UnionBitzer & Co.Co., Ltd.

Trading

Black, A. W., Carmichael and Clarke

Black, C.Donald,

Black, C., chairman,

charteredFurness (Far East),

accountant, Percy Ltd.

Smith, Seth & Fleming

Black, G. D. R., medical practitioner, Black, Balean, Skinn & Talbot

Black, T., acct.-general, Colonial Treasury

Blackburn, L. J., director & secretary, Blackmore

Blackmore, E. W., Blackmore, Basto

Blackmore, E. W., manager, Vibro Piling Co., Ltd.

Blair, K. G., principal, Blair & Co.

Blair, L., mechanical division, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Blake, C. H., Accounts Dept., Far East Motors

Blake,

Blake, D.

Denis H., H.,

director, Hong

solicitor Kong Telephone

& notary Co., Ltd.& Grist

public, Wilkinson

Blake, W. F., agent, China Engineers,

Blaker, C., director, Gilman

Blakey, F., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Bliss, A.

Bliss, A. S.,

W.,assist., Hongkong

assistant, and and

Hongkong Whampoa

Whampoa LockDock

Co,, Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Blok, G. H., Mouth China Morning Post, Ltd.

Blum,

Blum, C.E., A.,Accounts

representative, U. S. Rubber

Dept., National CarbonExport

Co. Co., Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F133

Blyth, H. EL, assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Bolt, T., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Bolton, A., asst., China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Bompas, E. A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Bonch, V., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Bond,

Bond, C.,

C. P.,Dodwell & Co.,StarLtd.Ferry Co., Ltd.

inspector,

Bond,

Bond, V., asst., DodwellPublic

G. H., architect, & Co.,Works

Ltd. Department

Bone, D. B., assist, mgr., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Bones, L, wharfinger, Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.

Bonhoff,

Bonnar, J.H.L.C.asst.,

C. E.,Union

branchInsurance

manager,Society

West Coast Life Insurance

of Canton, Ltd. Co.

Bonner, H. W., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Booker, F. E. E., chief inspector, Police Headquarters

Bosanquet, D. L , book dept, Jardine, mathesou k Co. Ltd.

Botelho,

Botelho, A.A. A.,

G., assist.,

partner,Shewan, Tomes && Co.

A. G. Botelho Co.

Botelho, H. A. de Barros, solicitor, Leo D’Almada & Co.

Botelho, P. P., partner., A. G. Botelho & Co;

Botelho,

Bottomley,P. V., Jr., partner,

J., architect, A. G.Works

Public Botelho & Co.

Department

Bouchier, W. H. C., second bailiff, Supreme Court

Boulton, S., assist., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Bousfield, J. K., director, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Bouvard, G. cashier, Banque d PIndochine

Bovaird,

Bowker, A.W.C.C.,L.asst.,

assist,Taikoo DockyardDodwell

sub-manager, and Engineering

& Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Bowles, R. W., storehouseman, R. N. T. Depot

Boxer, Capt. C. R., general staff, Military Forces In Hong Kong

Boxer, S. V., lecturer of Engineering, Hongkong University

Bradbury, B. W., supt., Meat Dept., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Bradford, T. F., engineer, Holt’s Wharf

Braga, A. M., property supt., Hongkong Eng. & Con. Co., Ltd.

Braga, H., gen. works mgr., Hongkong Eng. & Con. Co., Ltd.

Braga, J. P., chairman & mng. dir., Hongkong Eng. & Con. Co., Ltd.

Braga, Hon. Mr. J. P., mgr., J. P. Braga

Braga, J. V. asst, secretary, China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Braga, Noel, secretary, China Light Co., and Sandakan Light and Power Co.

Brand,

Branson,C.Y.W.,C.,assist, station

analyst, officer, Fire

Government Brigade

Laboratory

Braude, A. N., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Brayfield, T. H. G., Carmichael

Bremner, A. A., asst., Lowe, Bingham and Matthews

Brereton, L. S. Le Gay, reporter, South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Brett, F., chief inspector of Junks, Harbour Department

Brett, G. H., tourist dept., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Brewer, L., chief inspector, Urban Council

Brewin, J. I. M., moulder, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Bridge, T. J., manager and proprietor, T. J. Bridge

Britto, F. M., assist., China Underwriters, Ltd.

Broadbridge, F. A., asst., J. D. Hutchinson & Co.

Broadbridge, W. R., manager, J. de la Rama

Broch, K., manager, National Carbon Co.

Brodersen, R., asst., Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Brokenshire, H., night sub-editor, South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Brook, J., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Brooke, J. T. W., partner, Davies, Brooke k, Gran

Brooks, E. S. C., solicitor k notary public, Hastings k Co.

Brooks, R. J. H., assist, station officer, Fire Brigade

Fi:u FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Brostedt, A., Asiatic traffic mgr.,

Brown, A. D., Chinese Maritime Customs Canadian National Railway

Brown, A. J., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Brown, A. R., asst., Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Brown, A W., mgr., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Brown, C., traffic insp., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Brown, C. B., partner, Linstead & Davis

Brown, C. G., asst., Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Brown, E. F., inspector of Junks, Harbour Dept.

Brown, F. J., assist., Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Brown, Capt. F. L. Brown, asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Brown, G., asst., W. R. Loxley Co., Ltd.

Brown, G. E., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Brown, G. H., partner, "Vogue”

Brown, H. C., Lighthouse Keeper, Harbour Department,

Brown, H. W., assL, Otis Elevator Co.

Brown, J. B., Hongkong Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Brown, J. C., Boilermaker Dept., H. K. & Wliampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Brown, J. T., assist., Mackinnon, MackenzieCo.

Brown, L. E., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Brown, L. R.,

Brown, P., mng. dir.,partner,

managing China Union

Construction

Motors Co., Ltd.

Brown, R. B., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice ik Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Brown, R. P., Lighthouse Keeper, Harbour Department

Brown, W., asst., Taikoo Dockyard and Eng,r. Co., Ltd.

Brown, VV., professor of Mathematics, Hongkong ■ University

Brown, W. H., partner, “ Vogue ”

Brown, W. J., chief accountant, China Light & Power Cq., Ltd.

Brown, VV. J. Jnr., assist, accountant, China Light k Power Co., Ltd.

Brown, W. M,, solicitor, Hastings. & Co. . ,

Browne,

Browning,C. H,W.,A.,assist, stationand

Hongkong officer, Fire Brigade

Shanghai Banking (Corporation

Brownley, J., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York ,V

Bruce, H. D., assist., Douglas, Lapraik k Co.

Bruce, W., 1st class overseers. Port Works' Department

Brumby, A. R., supervisor, Eastern Extension Telegraph Co.

Brum well, W. It., assist! overseer, Hongkong Land Investment k Agency Co., Ltd.

Brutton, G. K. Hall, principal, G. K. Hall Brutton A; Co.

firyden, E. M., partner, Lowe, Bingham and Matthews;

Buchanan, D., accountant, American Express Co., Inc.

Buis, J. G., Nederlandsch [ndische Handelsbank

Buller, W. J., chief preventive officer, Imports and Exports Office

Bumann, F., Deutsche Farben-Handels. WaibelA Co.

Hundred, J. W., partner, Goddard & Douglas

Bunje, F., Medical Practitioner

Bunje, H F., shipping dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Burch, R, T., manager, S. Moutrie A Co., Ltd.

Burgess, C. B., supt., Inland Revenue Department

Burkhardt, Col. V. R., general staff, Military Forces In Hongkong

Burling, W. J., Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Burn, G. A., assist., Harry Wicking k Co., Ltd.

Burnett, G. C.,: manager, China Mail k' H. K. Sunday Herald

Burns, C. N. S. assist., Kowloon Dispensary

Burns, G. A., asst., H. Wicking A Co., Ltd.1

Burrell, F., assist.,

Burrex, M., Butterfield

sub-manager, k SwireA Co.

J. Ullmann

Burrowes, Col. A., commander, Royal Artillery

Bursley, A. J., sales dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Burson, H., assistant, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Burton, Dr. C. PL, Dental Surgeon

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl.36

Burton, P. W., assist, accountant, P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

Buse, H. O., assistant, representative,.

Bush, Mclchers & Co. Harper & Co., Ltd.

Bushell,A. A.J., H.,travelling

flying officer,; Royal AirW.Force, , ,

Butcher, A. H. R., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Butcher, E. R., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Butler, E., supt. engineer, Blue Funnel Line, Holt’s Wharf

Butler,

Butlin, R.S. T.,

C., chartered

assist., Hongkong Electric

accountant, Co., Ltd.

Linstead & Davis

Butt, A., asst, manager, Getz Bros.

Butters, H. R., labour officer, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

Buttress, E. F., engineer, Public Works Department

Bux, H. A., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd,

Buxton, H. T., export dept.. Shewan, Tomes Co.

Byrne, G. T., professor of Chemistry, Hongkong University

Cable,

Cairns,R.D.E.,G.,apothecary, MedicalHarbour

boarding officer, Department

Department

Cairns, H., Marine Survey Dept., Chinese Maritime Customs .

Cairns, M. A., asst., Dodwell & Co,, Ltd.

Calamel, A. Y., chief engr., Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

Calder Marshall, R., director, International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Calderara, P., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd.

Caiman, A. M., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Calthrop, L. H. C., assist, superintendent, Police Headquarters

Cameron, J. J., engr., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok-un

Camidge, R. A., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Campbell, A. J., treasury representative, U, S. A.

Campbell, A. S., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Campbell, G. C., waterworks engineer, Public Works Department

Campbell, J. G., engineer, Public Works Department

Campman, 0., mgr., Imperial Import & Export Co.

Campos, H. M., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Capell, R. S., assist., General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Carnac, P. R., electrician, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok-un

Carpenter, Rev. G. K., secty., Church Missionary Society of S. C.

Carr, C., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Carr, G. W., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Carr,

Carr, J.J. R.R., supervisor,

assist., Butterfield & Swire

Botanical & Forestry Dept.

Carrie, W. J., actg. secty. for Chinese affairs, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

Carroll, W. G., secretary, Sino British Eng. Corpn., Ltd.

Carroll, W. 'J., principal, Carroll Bros.

Carruthers,

Carson, H. L.,M.assist.,G., Hongkong & Shanghai

Davie, Boag Banking Corporation

& Co., Ltd.

Carter, B. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Carter, E. S., engineer, Public Works Department

Carvalho, L. A., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Casado, R., master, Dominican House of Studies

Cassidy, P. S., partner, J. D. Hutchison & Co.

Castilho, C. M., manager, C. M. Castilho & Co.

Castilho, P., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Castro, C. D’Almada e, solicitor, Leo, D’Alamada & Co.

Castro, E. M., assist., W. R., Roxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Castro, Frank X. D’Almada, e, jr., principal, D’Almada & Mason

Castro, F. X. D’Almada e, principal, D’Amada & Mason

Castro, H. A., assist., W. R. Roxley & Co., Ltd.

Castro, J. M. A. e, assist., Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Castro, Leo d’Almada e, solicitor, Leo D’Almada & Co.

Castro, Leo d’Almada e, Jr., Barrister

Ft 36 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Caudron, K., managing partner, Franco Eastern Trading Co.

Cautherley, G. H., Hongkong

Cave, L. J., branch manager, Mustard & Shanghai

& Co.,Banking

Ltd. Corporation

Cecil, L. F., mgr., Travel Dept., American Express Co., Inc.

Cessford, F., Butterfield & Swire

Chadwick, C. K., Butterfield & Swire

Chaffoy, E. de, managing director, Orient Tobacco Manufactory, C. Ingenohl, Ltd.

Chalmers, R.J. C.,

Chaloner, M., assist.,

assist., Taikoo Dockyard

Butterfield and Engineering Co., Ltd.

& Swire

Champkin, C., Sharebroker

Chandler, J. H., chemist, Grand Dispensary, Ltd.

Chapman, C. D., accountant, P.

Char, T. Y., refrigeration dept., Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Charles, G. A., chief foreman, Windsor Brothers

Charles, K., assist., Windsor Brothers

Chaume, R. T. de la, director, Societe-Fran9aise Charbonnages des Tonkin

Cheesman, F. A., diver, Public Works Department

Chellaram, S. S., proprietor, D. Chellaram

Chen, Percy, assist, gen. mgr., Kong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Chen, Walter Hanming, editor, Kong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Cheney, S. K., optometrist, Hongkong Optical Co.

Chessex, P., manager, Gloucester Hotel

Chesterwoods, W. R., chief inspector, Police Headquarters

Chiba, A. T., assist, mgr., Abdoolally, Edrahijn & Co.

Childe,

Ching, H.,E. R.,

editor.secretary,

South China iunderwriters,

China Morning Post, Ltd.

Ltd.

Chitterden, Y. H. W., boatswain. Harbour 'Department

Christensen, E., partner, Christensen

Chubb,

Church, S.B. F.,H.,superintendent

assistant, Govt.engineer, Peak Tramways

Marine Surveyor’s office, Co., Ltd. Dept.

Harbour

Church, C. J., co-managing director, Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd.

Church, S. S., sub-manager, National Citiy 'BaVfk of New York

Churn, E. J. M., staff, China Provident Loan h Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Churn, S. M., managing director, Union Trading Co., Ltd.

Clague, J. W., American President Lines, Ltd.

Clark, A. G., asst, stipt.,'Importgthd Export Offi'cb

Clark, D. E., partner, John D. Humphreys & Son

Clark, D. H., chief chemist, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Clark, F. H., gen. asst, engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Clark, J.R. C.,F., partner,

Clark, Clark Sugar

assist., Taikoo & Co. Refining Co., Ltd.

Clark, R. J. B., architect. Public Works Department

Clark, Seth W., Travel Advisers ' ’ : . .7 ,

Clark, W. C., assist, mgr., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Clark, W. G., inspector of Stores, Public Works Department

Clarke, A. E., senior inspector, of Works, Public Works Department,

Clarke, A. G., district officer, District Office, South

Clai’ke, F., assist, engr supt.. IndofChina S. N. Co., Ltd.

Clarke, F. F., actg. asst, engineer, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Clarke, P., assist, surveyor, Harbour Department

Clarke, Dr. P. S. Selwyn, registrar-general, Registration of Births and Deaths

Cleave, Lt.-Comdr., T. Mi, surg., Royal Naval Hospital

Clemo, A. B., assist., China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Clemo,

Clemo, E.F. C.,

R., supt.,

inspectodnf'Tenements,

China Light & Power Assessment

Co., Ltd.Dept.

Clemow, W. P., asst., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Cloake, R. J., newspaper dept.,- Mouth China Morning Post, Ltd.

Clogue, J. W , Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc,, Ltd.

Coates, W. H. E., assist., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

Cock, E., chief manager, H’kong and Whampoa Dock Co„ Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F137

Coe, W. R., assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Cohen, I. B., proprietor, China Emibroidery Syndicate

Coldren, S., mine supt., Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Cole, A. L., first clerk, Kowloon Magistrates’ Court

Cole, C. W. L., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Coleman, T., blacksmith, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Collings, W. R. K., asst, surveyor, Harbour Department

Collin,

Collins,E.Lt-Col.

T., appraiser,

E. P. C.,Chinese Maritime

Chief Signal OfficerCustoms

Collis, J. R., secfcy., Bank Line, Ltd., and Weir & Co.

Colls,

Colman,J. B.,

H. Holt’s Wharf,Butterfield

F. C., assist., Butterfield&&Swire

Swire

Compton, A. H., director, Hongkong

Compton, F. H., asst., Armament Supply Officer, Royal Navy

Connell, H., managing director, H. Connell & Co., Ltd.

Connolly, F., asst.,Maritime

Cook, G., Chinese Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Customs

Cooke, C. J., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Cooper, H. G., yard mgr., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Cooper, J. P., sub-mgr., G. Cooper & Co.

Cooper, P. N., mgr., G. Cooper & Co.

Cope, F., eng.-in-charge, H. K. & Canton Ice Manufaeturing Co.,"Ltd.

Cordeiro, P. A., assist., Palmer & Turner

Cornall, W. A., architect, Public Works Department

Cornell, W. A., proprietor, Denison, Ram & Gibbs

Corra, Mrs. P., manageress, Filmo Depot

Corra, H. H., manager, L. Rondon & Co., Ltd.

Corvissiano* G. D., principal, Hongkong Minerals & Trading Co.

Costello, G. E., general passenger agent for Orient, Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd.

Cotesworth, J. G., Butterfield & Swire

Cotton, J. T. jr., mgr., Central Radio Service

Coudray, R. C., vice-consul, American Consulate

Coulson, E. W., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Court, P. F. S., medical officer, Medical Department

Cousins, L. G., dir., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd

Cowan, T. A., principal, Thomas Gowan & Co.

Cox, A. R., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Coxon, C., manager, C. Coxon & Co.

Crabbe, W. G.,. sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Craig, R. G., chief ship draughtsman, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Go., 'Ltd.

Cramer, L. R., sub acct., National City Bank of New York

Crawford, G. W. K., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd..

Cressey, S. W., asst, printing officer, Prison Department

Crichton, W., assist., W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Crocker, I., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York

Crofton, C., assistant supt., China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Crookdake, J., engr. mgr., Hongkong

Croucher, N. V. A., principal, Croucher & Co.

Cruz, F. F. da, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Cryan, R., chief electrical engineer, Public Works Department

Cullen, F., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd. .

Cunietti, M., chancellor and secty., Italian Consulate

Cunningham, A. L., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd.

Cunningham, W. L., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Cunningham, W., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Curtis, E. C. F., asst., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Curtis, M. H., traffic officer, Imperial Airways, Ltd.

Curtis, W. S. V., engineer, Malcolm & Co.

Cutcher, E. S., asst, supt., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

F133 FOREIGN RESIDENTS:

D’Almeida, J. JVL, acct., Orient Tobacco Manufactory C. Ingenohl, Ltd.

D’Assumpcao, B. S. F., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Dabelstein, L. A., factory mgr., Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd.

Dalmasso,

Dalziel, A. Rev. Fr. H.,Hongkong

G., mgr., sub-dir., Dairy

St. Louis

SupplyIndustrial

Co., Ltd.School

Dalziel, J. M., Hongkong Telephone

Danby, J. D., partner, Dauby & Hance Co., Ltd.

Dand, A. A., manager, W. S. Bailey & Co.

Dastur, Edward,

Danks, agent, L.C.Everett,

N. C., sub-mgr., Inc., && United

M. Karanjia Co. States Salvage Association

Dastur, R. A., director, China Underwriters, Ltd.

Davey, F. R., director, Hongkong Trust Corpn., Ltd.

David, Archibald, S. J. David & Co.

David, M., assist., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz

Davidson, A., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Davidson, E., solicitor & notary public, Hastings & Co.

Davies, D., chief clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Davies, D. F., reader of Physics,'Hong'kbng University

Davies, E. W., Crown Solicitor, Supreme Court

Davies, R. R., assistant, Mackintosh & Co., Ltd.

Davies, T. E., torpedo engr. officer, R. N. T. Depot

Davis, C. T., assist., Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Davis, D. E., assist, supt. & assist, monopoly analyst, Imports & Exports Office

Davis, L. J., professor of Pathology, Hongkong University

Davis, P. M., director, Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd.

Davis, T., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Davreux, G., signs per pro., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orieut

Dawnson-Grove,

Day, Dr. A. W.,Engineering,

L, tutor in Electrical medical practitioner,

HongkongAnderson,

UniversityDurran & McElney

Dayaram, W., mgr., D Chellaram

Deane, B.S.,O’M.,

Deacon, asst.,assist, accountant,

Hongkong ElectricMercantile

Co., .Ltd. Bank of India, Ltd.

Decker, H. L., asst., Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Dedear, W. R., warder, Prison Department

Delany, Phil. S., traffic representative’for China, Pan American Airways Cb.t

Delcourt, A., manager, Compagnie Optorg

Demee, D. E. M., assist., Ellis & Edgar •

Denison, W. E., The Chase Bank

Delinis, A. J., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Deschamp J., vice-chairman, Charbonnages Du Tonkin, Societe-Francaise

Deswaziere,E.,Bishop,

Dettinger, superior,

assistant, WaibelHouse

& Co.of Nazareth

Devaux, R. E., consul for Guatemala

Devaux, R. E. M., manager, Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ltd.

Dewar, J. D., asst., Taikoo Dockyard ife Engineering Co., Ltd.

Dibley, Capt. A. K., chief engr., Naval Establishments

Dick, J., signs per pro., Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Dicken, E. B. C., Commodore 2nd Class, Royal Navy

Dickson, J., boarding officer, Harbour Department

Dickson, J., Chinese Maritime Customs

Didsbury, A. B., printing officer, Prison Department

Diestel, H., China Engineers, Ltd.

Difford, I. B., Pirot Officer, Royal Air Force

Digby, K. H., professor of Surgery, Hongkong University

Dillon, M. S., store foreman, Fire Brigade

Dimond, A. K., mgr., Peninsula Hotel

Dinga, D. S., manager, Utoomal & Assudamal Co.

Dinnen, A. H., assist., Davie, Boag cfc Co., Ltd.

Dinsdale, H. S., director, James H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Disbrowe, Comdr. E. F., Comdr. of H. M. Dockyard

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F13&

Ditta, B., prop. & mgr., Oriental-American Agencies

! Divetfc, G. E. R., branch mgr., West Coast Life Insurance Co.

, Dobbs, Major C. E. S., Adj. & Quartermaster General Staff'

i Dodwell, Hon. S. H., director, Hongkong & Shanghai BankingiCorporation

i Donald, F. H., assist., S. J. David & Co.

Donovan, Howard, Consul for U. S. A.

Doo, S. L., assist., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Dormer, R., examimer, Audit Office

Doughty, Lt.-Col. E. S., commissioner, Canadian Govt. Immigration Office

| Douglas, C. H., land surveyor, Public Works Dept.

Douglas, J., Chinese-Maritime Customs

Douglas, M. W., manager, J. A. Windsor & Co.

[ Dovey, Dr. J. E., medical officer, Queen Mary Hospital

Dow, A. T., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

, Dowbiggin, H. B. L., Stewart Bros.

Downie, A. P., assist, mgr., Ilford, Ltd.

} Drake, W. S., managing director, Gordon’s

Dransfield, A., mng. partner, A. Dransfield & Co.

I Dreyer, Drummond, H., dept, manager,Hongkong

A., engineer, Shewan, Tomes

Hotel 4Garage-

Co.,

j Drummond, D., Oriental manager, Canadian Pacific Steamships,! Ltd.

, Drummond, N., asst.. Davie, Boag &■ Co., Ltd.

! | Dub Drysdale,

o s, J.,A.manager,

W., manager,

SennetRetsuj

FreresCo.

! Duckworth, F. F., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

\ Duclos, G., agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Duclos, Y. E., trade commr., Canadian Government Trade Commissioner

‘j Dudley, G., secty., W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Dudman, \V. F., mgr., Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.

IDudoff, H., South China manager, Universal Pictures Corporation of China

Duff, W. A. H., secty., Underwriters Savings Bank for the Far East, Inc.

Dukes, H, station warrant officer, Royal Air Force

Dulley,

Dunbar,H.L.,W.L. N., asst., &Jardine,

Dunbar Co. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Duncan, A., shift engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

| Duncan, G., assist., Loxley & Co.

i Duncan,

Duncan, J.L. H.A. S.,R., asst.,

assist.,China Light

Asiatic &, PowerCo.Co.,(South

Petroleum Ltd. China), Ltd,

; Dunlop, R. P., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Dunnett, J. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

J Dupuy, F., Consul de France

Dupuy, J. T., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Durran, Dr. J., medical practitioner, Anderson, Durran & McElney

/II Easterbrook,

Eager, O., secretary, Hongkong

C. B., assist., ChinaLand

LightInvestment

and Power&Co.,Agency

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

f Eastgate, G. L., asst., South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

| Eastman, A., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

n' Edgar, A. J., principal, EllisEllis

& Edgar

) Edgar,

Edgar, J.S. J.,E., signs

Ellis per pro.,

& Edgar & Edgar

; Edgar, T. H., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

i Edie, A. W. Hay, assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

| Edmondston, D. C., mgr., Hongkong ,fe Shanghai Banking Corporation

| Edward, D. S., engineer, Public Works Department

! Edwards, Capt. C. L., Staff Officer (Intelligence), Royal Navy

f Edwards, F., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

j Edwards, G. S., clerk and usher, Supreme Court

( Edwards, J. W., assist, mgr., Calif.-Asia Co., Ltd.

jlI- Edwards,

Edwards, P.,R., assist,

secondanalysts,

magistrate,Government Laboratory

Central Magistracy , ......

F140 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Egge, W., manager, Kunst & Albers

Elias, E. L., partner, S. E. Levy & Co.

Ellacobt, T. 0., assist, engineer, Hongkong & China Gas Co., Ltd.

Elliott, W., senior inspector, Urban Council

Ellis, A. C., manager, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

Ellis, D., assist., Ellis & Edgar

Ellis, F. M., principal, Ellis & Edgar

Ellis, F. M., director, Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd.

Ellis, H., manager, Far East, Linotype and Machinery, Ltd.

Elms, P. A., assist.. W. R. Roxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Elston, A. H. E., chief detective inspector, Police Headquarters

Engels, H.J.A.,B., cashier,

Emmert, attorney,Nederlandsch

Standard-Vacuum

IndischeOilHandelsbank

Co.

Erskine, T. D., Butterfield &

Escher, G., assistant, Kunst

Esmail, A. R. H., mng. dir., H. M. H. Esmail ifc ^ons

Essig, Emile, mng. partner, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz

Evans,

Evans, A.B. D.,

F., assist,

assistantsurveyor,

director,Royal

RoyalAirObservatory,-Kowloon

Force

Evans, D. B., solicitor & notary public, Johnson, Stokes & Master

Evans, J., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Everest,

Everest, R.R. J.,J. V.,

senior inspector

assist, of Works,

supervisor, Public& Forestry

Botanical Works Department

Department

Everett, A. G., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Everett, L., Jr., radio engr., China Electric Co., Ltd.

Ewing, J. T., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Excell, W. C., cargo supt., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Eymard, E., assistant, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Fafart, G., sub-mgr., Banque de Indo'chine

Faggiano, E., secty.. & purchasing agent, Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Faid, W., professor of Physics, Hongkong University

Fancey, J.,H.assistant,

Fantham, H., assist.,China Light &andPower

Hongkong Co., Ltd.

Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Faris, M., Correspondence Dept., National Carbon : Co.

Farmer, C. L., assist., Douglas,

Farnud, H., signs per pro., M. Nemazee Lapraik Co.

Farr, Dr. F. J., radiologist, Medical Department

Farrar, J. L., pharmacist, Hongkong Dispensary

Farrell,

Farrell, A.P. E.,T., assistant,

ConsultingButterfield

Engineer&and SwireSurveyor

Farrell, R. E., consul for Spain

Farrell, R. E.,W.assist.,

Farren, Rev. M. A.,Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

assist., Chaplain-General, Far East Military Forces In H’kong

Fehily, J. P., Port health officer and inspector of Emigrants

Feimann, V. E., partner, Bornemann &

Feltham, S. C., architect, Public Works Department Co.

Fenwick, A. H., lecturer, Civil Engineering, Hongkong University

Ferguson, G. P., assist, master, King’s College

Ferguson, J. C., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Ferguson, M., electrician, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Fergusson, T., craft supt., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Ferrant, R., director, Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Francaise

Ferreira, A. F., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Fie big, H., assistant, Jebsen & Co.

Field, B. C., assist, secty., Hongkong Land Investment ifc Agency Co.., Ltd.

Fielding, E. W., cost clerk, Butterfield

Fiennes, M. Y., Butterfield & Swire

Figueiredo, E. J. de, mng. dir., Hughes & Hough, Ltd.

Figueiredo, H. A. de, China Underwriters, Ltd.

Figueiredo, M. A., acct., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl41

Figuereido, G. A. de, engineer, Siemens China Co.

Fincher, E. C., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Fingalsen, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Finlayson, P. A., assistant, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

Finnie, J., manager, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Finnie,

Finnigan,Lt.-Comdr.

Dr. C. J., W.surg.G.,comdr.,

surgeon,Royal

RoyalNaval

NavalHospital

Hospital

Finnigan, W. B., registrar, Hongkong University

Fish, G., Leigh & Orange

Fisher, A. E., assist., Central Radio Service

Fisher, A. L., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Fisher, J.W.A.,D.,assist.,

Fisher, assist.,Benjamin and PottsTelegraph Co., Ltd.

Great Northern

Fitzgerald, D., director, E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Fitz-Gerald,

Fitz-Gibbon, J.W.W.,G.,assist,

generalchief warder,toPrison

secretary directorDepartment

of Public Works, P.W.D.

Fitz-Henry, J. C., supt., Fire Brigade

Fitzroy, Somerset, Barrister-at-Law

Flanagan,

Fleming, J.,B.asst.,

T., assist.,

TaikooMackinnon,

Dockyard &Mackenzie

Engineering& Co.Co., Ltd.

Fleming, J., director, Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Fleming, J., partner, Lowe, Bingham &

Fleming, W. N., assist., Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. Matthews

Fletcher, B. P. C., H. J. Moysey & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fletcher, E. P., mechanical engineer,. Public Wofkf Department

Flippance,

Flynn, G. A.,F.,dist.

supt.,manager,

BotanicalTexas

& Forestry Department

Co. (China), Ltd.

Foraita, W., partner, A. Goeke & Co.

Forbes, D., director, Bank Line (China),

Forbes, D. D., manager, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Forbes, J., engineer, Public Works Department

Ford, A. C., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Ford, G. S., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist

Ford,

Forder,W.G.,F.,manager,

HongkongWhiteaway,

& Whampoa Dock &Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Laidlaw

Forman, C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Formby, M, L., asst.. Far East Flying Training School

Fornes,

For row, F.K.C.,W.,cdhsul, American

examiner, AuditConsulate

Office '

Forster, J. J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Go., Ltd.

Forster, L., professor of Education, Hongkong University

Forsyth, A. R., assist., Butterfield & Swire

Forsyth, H. R., partner, Linstead & Davis

Forsyth,

Fountain,W.H.R.,J., Hongkong & WRampoa

director, Anderson MusicDock

Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Fowler, G. H., sub-adeountant, Colonial Treasury

Fowler, S. A., land bailiff, Public Works Dept.

Fowler, W. H., assistant, Hongkong Mines, Ltd,

Fowles,

Fox, J. H,E. A.manager,

R., Aviation

OfficeDept., Asiatic

Appliance Co.,Petroleum

Ltd. Cp. (South China), Ltd.

Fox, N. P., Butterfield & Swire

Fox, S. J. H., assist., Hongkong it Shanghai Banking Corporation

Foy, H. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

France, N. H., professor of History, Hongkong University

Francis, C. C., Palace Hotel

Francklin, M. B. P., Flag. Lieut., Royal Navy

Franklin, F. P., mgr., Hongkong Telegraph

Franks, M. C., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Fraser, A. D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Fraser, J., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Fraser, J. A., cadet officer, Attorney General Office, Supreme Court

Fraser, W. H., inspector of Mui-tsai, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

Jb’142 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Frederick,

Frederiksen, E. J. P., Chinese MaritimeDairy

E. C., director, Hongkong Supply Go., Ltd.

Customs

Freeman, M., president, Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.

Freeman, Y. H., hospital supervisor, Prison Dept.

Frisque, G. E., manager, Eastman Kodak Co.

Frost,

Fruen,L.A.J.,

H. G., dist. examiner,

leading accountant,NavalTexasOrdnance

Co. (China), Ltd. Dept.

Inspection

Fuggle, F. R., principal warder, Prison Dept.

Funck, E., assistant, Jebsen & Co.

Fulker,

Fullerton,W.A.J.,R.,chief tide surveyor,

manager, Chinese Maritime Customs

J. E. Joseph

Funck, E., asst., Jebsen & Co. t

Furey, C. W. E., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs

Gaag, R. W. W. Th. van der, acct., X. V. Nederlandshe Handel-Maatschappij

Gahagan, C. E., assistant. Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Galbiati, Rev.A.,Fr.director

Galvin, John U., rector,

andSt.general

Margaret

mgr.,Mary’s Church& Publicity Bureau, Ltd.

Advertising

Gamble, G. S., assist., South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Gan, C. L., head mechanic, Fire Brigade 'fVj-

Gandy,

Gapany,G.A.H.,T. land surveyor, Public

de, vice-consul Works Department

for Argentine

Garcia, W. A., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Gardan, M., sub-mgr., Banque de PIndochine

Gardener, W. A. B., preventive deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Gardner, W. A., traffic insp., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Gardner, W. D., shift engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Garland, N., asst, surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Garner,

Garrod, Leigh, assist., Union

S. H., assistant, Insurance

Canadian PacificSociety

Railwayof Canton,

Co. Ltd.

Gascon, A., service mgr., Wallace Harper & Co., Ltd.

Gaubert, E. A., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Geall, W. J., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Gee,

Geer,C.R.M.,G.,manager, National

asst., Jardine, Aniline& and

Matheson Co., Chemical

Ltd. Co.

Geldart, F. S., dir. & mgr., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

Gelewsky, A., chancellor, German Consulate

Gelling, J. H,, secty., Medical Department

Genrich, E. A., assist., Schmidt & Co., Ltd.

Gerondal,K.,A.asst.,

Gerloff, Jebson

E., Ship

Broker

Gerrard,

Gerrard, W. I., professor of Dockyard

G., assist., Taikoo Medicine, and Engineering

Hongkong Co., Ltd.

University

Gezzion, F. J., chairman, Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd.

Gibson, A. W., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Gibson, J. S., Architect & Surveyor

Gibson, L. A„ asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Gidley, S., Leigh & Orange

Giffen, G. W., reporter, Hongkong Telegraph

Gifford-Hull, J. G., station officer, Imperial Airways (Far East), Ltd.

Gill, A. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Gill, A. V., area acct., Imperial Airways (Far East), Ltd.

Gill, F. A., asst., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Gill, J. C., asst., Dairy Farm, Ice k Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Gillespie, P.,chief

Gillardj.A., trafficofficer,

printing assistant,

PrisonHongkong

Dept. Tramways, Ltd.

Gillespie, R. D., dir., Imperial Chemical

Gillies, H. O., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Industries (China),

Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Gilmore, D. J., sub mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Gilroy, G. F., acct., Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F143

GfiTroy, J. B., secretary,

Gingle, E. F.,H.,proprietor, E.D, Sassoon Banking

PalaceforHotel Co., Ltd.

Gipperich, consul-general Germany

Girling, I. S., asst, mgr., British Cigarette Co., Ltd.

Girot, H., director, Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Francaise

Gittins, S. V., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Gittins, W. M-, assist., William C. Jack & Co., Ltd.

Glanville, A. P., overseer, Public Works Department

Gleed, P. S., dir., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

Glendinning, L., assist., Mackintosh’s, Ltd.

Glendinning, W. S., outside supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Glover, F. H., assist, general manager, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Glover, V. B., Chinese Maritime Customs

Godfrey, A. T., assist, assessor, Assessment Dept.

Goeke, A., manager, A. Goeke & Co.

Gold, Martin,C.assist.,

Goldenberg, S. E.T. Levy

A., asst., & Co.& Son

J., Bridge

Goldenberg, W., manager, N. S. Moses & Co.

Goldin,

Goldman,C.,R.,manager,

reporter,Majestic Theatre

China Mail & Sunday Herald

Gomes, A. S., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Gomes, J., assist., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Gomes, J. V., asst., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Gomes, M. A., assist., Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Gompertz, G. H., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Gonella, II., civil engineer, Hazeland and Gonella

Gonzales,

Gonzalez, J.Fr.A.,E.,assist., Hongkong

asst.-pro,, SpanishElectric Co., Ltd.

Dominican Procuration for M’sions

Goodban, G. A., headmaster, Dioceson Boys’ School

Goodman, R. J., supt., stores dept , Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Goodwin, F., resident engr. & mgr., Hongkong & China Gas Cd., Ltd.

Gooey, H.V.L.,R.,asst,,

Gordon, asst, Union

secty., Insurance

HongkongSociety of .Canton,

Tramways, Ltd. Ltd.

Gould, T. J., asst, officer. Land Office

Gourdin, Dr. A., Medical Practitioner

Gowdy, A., Chinese Maritime Customs

Gowlland,

Graca, F. M.Col.P. G.de,C.,Graca

chief

e Co. Royal Engineers

Graca, J. A. M. de, Lammert Bros.

Grady,

Gran, E.J.,M.,shift engineer,

partner, Davies,China Light& and

Brooke GranPower Co., Ltd.

Grant, C. P., assist., H. K.

Grant, I. F., Butterfield & Swire & Kowloon Wharf & GodoWn Co., Ltd.

Grant, P., assist, supt., Police Headquarter

Grasett, Maj. Gen. A. E., Gen. Officer Commanding the British Troops in China

Grattan,G.A.S.,G.,engineer,

Graver, stores dept.,

PublicButterfield & Swire

Works Dept.'

Graves, Lt. Comdr. W. H., hon. secty., St. Andrew’s Church

Gray, Dr. J. M., Health Officer, Medical Dept.

Gray, R. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Gray, S., engineer, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Gray, S. A., sub-editor Hongkong Telegraph

Grayburn, V. M., chief manager, H’kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation

Graye, H., director, Concrete Products, Ltd.

Greaves, A. C., sub-editor, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Greaves, Dr. A. V., bacteriologist, Bacteriological Institute

Green, S. E., sales manager, Hongkong Hotel Garage

Greenberg, B., manager, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China

j Greenberg, J. S., refractionist, N. Lazarus

; Greene, G. W., partner, Payne & Co.

J Greenough, W. B., Maintenance Dept., Pan American Airways Co.

F144 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Greenwood,

Gregory, H. E.,

C. L., assist, station officer, FireandBrigade

Gregory, M.,assist.,

director,Dairy Farm, Ice

Ipekdjian Brothers, Cold

Ltd.Storage Co., Ltd.

Gregory, J. J,, inspector, Sanitary Dept.

Gregory, R. H., operations mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Gregory,

Greig, W.,T.shipwright,

M., director,Hongkong

IpekdjianandBros., Ltd. Dock Co., Ltd.

Whampoa

Grenz, C., asst., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Life

Grenham, J. C. M., repres., Manufacturers Insurance

Waibel & Co. Co.

Grey, G. W., architect, Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Co., Ltd.

Grieve, R. J. D. C., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Grieve,

Griffin, W. E., assist.,

W. G., asst., Mackinnon,

Hongkong Mackenzie

Telephone &Co.,Co.Ltd.

Griffith, G. V. A., medical officer, Medical Dept.

Griggs, B.G. G.,

Grigor, W. assist.,

R., Telegraph

mgr. & sub-engr.,

engr., CablePublic Works Department

& Wireless, Ltd.

Grimble, E., Geo. Grimble

Grimes, C. A., chief draughtsman, Public

Grimes, T. E., stores dept., Butterfield & Swire Works Dept.

Grimm, W. E., manager, Calif.-Asia Co., Ltd.

Grimmitt, A.J.,W.,director,

Grodtmann, revenueChina

officer,Export-Import

Imports and Exports

& Bank Office

Co.

Groome, E. L., assistant, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Grose, F., assist., Palmer & Turner

Grose, J. Francis, principal, J. F. Grose & Co.

Grossman, E., Sharebroker

Grove, S., assist., Thomson & Co.

Grover, G. J. asst., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Groves, F., vice-pres. & general mgr., Far East & India, American Express, Inc.

Groves, W.Rev.

Guarona, M., Fr.

assist., Hongkong

J., director, St. and

LouisKowloon Wharf

Industrial and Godown Co., Ltd.

School

Gubbay, A. S., director, E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Guest, A. E. P., supervisor, Kowloon Radio Office

Guinness, A. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Guterres, J. C., secretary & mgr., China Provident Loan and Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Guterres,

Gutierrez,J.A.J.,E.,repres., Manufacturers

asst., Lowe, Bingham Life Insurance Co.

& Matthews

Gutierrez, J. J., asst., Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Gutierrez, L. A., acct., David Sassoon

Gutierrez, M. M., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Gutteridge, F., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Guy, L., Dr.,

Guzdar, assist.,

J. S.,A. Medical

S. WatsonPractitioner

& Co.

Hackney,

Haddock, J.,J. R.,Imperial

ChineseChemical

MaritimeIndustries

Customs (China), Ltd.

Hailey, G., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Hailstone, B., banking dept., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Hall, C. M., proprietor, The Caravan

Hall, F., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Hall, F. C., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Hall, H., inspector of Works, Public Works Dept.

Hall, J., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Hall, J. M., solicitor, Lyson & Hall

Hall, R., assistant surveyor-in-charge, Yaumati Slipway, Harbour Dept.

Hallgren, H., manager, Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.

Hallowes, B. H. C., assist, supt. of Surveys, Public Works Dept.

Halward, Rev. N. V., chaplain, Kowloon Tong Anglican Church

Ham, J. van der., manager, Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

Ham, W. G., Williamson & Co.

Hamblin, F., district engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Hamilton, E. W., supt., Import & Export Office

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl45

Hamilton, K. C., Government assist, surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Hamilton, P. J. A., assist, auditor, Audit Office

Hammond, H. W., traffic supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Hamson, A. B., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Hance,

Hancock,J. H.

H. R.R., B.,partner, Danby

exchange & Hance

broker, Stewart Bros.

Handyside, W. L., actg. inspector of English Schools, Education Dept.

Hankin, S., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs

Hanlon, E. M., asst., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Hansch, E., Siemssen & Co.

Hansen, O. A., engineer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Hansen, Wallace J., director, John Manners & Co., Ltd.

Hansemann, D. V., asst., Jebsen & Co.

Hardoon, I. S., asst., E. D., Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Hardwick, D., asst., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Hargreave, A. G., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Hargreaves,

Harkins, M. Dr. G. M.,dept.,

J., acct. health officer Trading

Arnhold for schools,

Co.,Medical

Ltd. Dept.

Harmon, E. M., manager, Colonial Dispensary

Harmon,C.T.H.V.,A.,inspector

Harper, of Furniture,

Pay. Lieut, Royal Navy Public Works Department

Harper, W., managing director, Wallace Harper & Co., Ltd.

Harriman, G. A., principal, G. A. Harriman & Co.

Harris, G. B. E., lighthouse keeper, Harbour Dept.

Harris, S. S., chemist, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok-un

Harris, T. F., assist., Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.

Harris,

Harrison,W.F.F.V.,G.,Pay.

Furness

Lieut,(FarRoyal

East),Navy

Ltd.

Harrison, H, asst., tide surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs

Harrison, R. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Harrison, W. G., secretary, Urban Council

Harrop, J., managing director, J. H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Harston, J. Scott, director, Hongkong

Hart-Davis, J. A. V., asst., General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Hartig, G., proprietor, Kruse & Co.

Hassan,

Hassan, A., assist., Hong

L, assist., Hong Kong

Kong Electric

Electric Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Hatt, C., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Hausammann, E., resident manager, Ed. A. Keller ifc Co., Ltd.

Havelaar, J., manager, Klink &; Co.

Havers, G. Y., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Hawkins,M.B. F.C. L.,K.,Hongkong

Haymes, secretary and deputy clerk

& Shanghai of Councils,

Banking Colonial Secretariat

Corporation

Hayward, A. W., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Hazell, D. H., principal, D. H. Hazell

Hazeland, E. M., civilexaminer,

Heald, B., mechanic engineer,Naval

Hazeland and Gonella

Ordnance Inspection Dept.

Heane, Major C. W., Veterinary Staff Officer

Hearne, H. J. A., Thomson

Hearther, E. R., asst., American President Lines, Ltd.

Heath, H. W. E., asst, supt., Police Headquarters

Hechtel, O., signs the firm, G. E. Huy gen

Hedley, W., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Hegerty, F. H, chief inst. engr., China Electric Co., Ltd.

Heggie, W., actg. engr. supt., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.

Heggie,

Heiberg,W.S. R.,

K., asst.

partner,supt.Goddard

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

and Douglas

Heitmeyer, H., manager, Reuter Brockelmann & Co.

Heller, A., sub-manager, Gloucester Hotel

Henderson, G., carpenter, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Henderson, J., asst., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co-, Ltd.

Henderson, J. R., asst., Linstead & Davis

F146 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Henderson, M. J., asst., Jardine,

Henderson, Capt. R., wharf manager, Matheson

Holt’s&Wharf

Co., Ltd.

Henderson, Hon. R. M., c.b.e., director of Public Works, Public Works Dept,

Heng, A., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Hennephof, G. J., manager, P. J. Klink

Henry, Dr. G. H.. medical officer, Female Prison, Prison Dept;

Henrys,

Heptulla,H.,E.,agent,

mgr., Societe-Francaise

Abdoolally, Ebrahim des &Charbonnage

Co. du Tonkin

Herbert, To, Dental Surgeon

Herklots, G. A. C., reader of Biology, Hongkong LTniversity

Herridge,

Herschend,F.B.,G.,assist.,

secretary,

JohnW.Manners

R. Loxley & Co.

& Co., Ltd.(China), Ltd.

Hess, H., asst., Waibel & Co.

Hewett, H. W., sales dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Hewitt, H. W., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.),,Ltd.

Hey wood, J.,G. assist.,

Hickman, S. P., professional

Mackintosh’s, assist.,

Ltd.Royal Observatory, Kowloon

Higgins, J. J., assist., S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd.

Higgs, Rev. J. R., vicar, St. Andrew’s Church

Higgs, H. C., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Hill, A., asst., General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Hill, F. A., mng.-director, Hongkong Well Boring Co., Lfd.

Hill, G., stores supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Hill, R. A., reader of Chemistry, Hongkong University

Hill, S. O., engineer, Public Works Department

Hillier, W. S., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Hillon, F., asst., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.,

Hills, H. S., principal, Layton & Co.

Hillyer, W. R., deputy shipping master, Harbour Dept.

Himsworth,

Hindmarsh, E., D. E.,second

asst.,magistrate, Kowloon

Davies, Brooke & Gran Magistrate’s Court

Hirschfeld,

Hirst, W. H.H.G.,R.,clerkasst.,toMelchers & Co.Supreme Court

chief justice,

Hirst, W. W., manager, Steam Laundry Co.

Hislop, D. K., tourist dept., Thos. Cook

Hoare, J., assist., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Hoare, R. E., superintendent, Cosmopolitan Dock

Hobbs,

Hobbs, C.G. C.V.,A.,surgeon

architect,

capt.,AirRoyal

RaidNaval

Precautions

HospitalOffice

Hodder, W. C., inspector of Fitters, R. N. T. Depot

Hodges,

Hodgson,A.P.W.,M.,architect,

dir., ChinaPublic WorksLoan

Provident Dept.& Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Hoey, T. S. H., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Hole, Hon. Comdr. G. F., harbour-master arid marine magistrate, Harbour Dept.

Holland, A. M., 1st class overseers, Port Works Dept.

Holland, A. W., asst., Furness (Far East), Ltd.

Hollands, W. E.,Union

Holm, J., asst., seniorInsurance

land bailiffs, Publicof Canton,

Society Works Dept.

Ltd.

Holmden, M. McD., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Holmes, L. B., assist, master, Queen’s College

Holthe, A., Chinese Maritime Customs

Holzberger, E. A., asst., Melchers

Hommel, H.,R.,Hong;

Honniball, KongLinotype

engineer, repres., C.& Brahn

Machinery Ltd.

Hood, J. M., assist., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Hooper,

Hope, S.,J.assist.,

G., senior inspector,

Taikoo Dockyard Urban

and Council

Engineering Co., Ltd.

Hoper, H., Chinese Maritime Customs

Hopkins, F. A., supt., Prison Dept.

Hopkins, H. F., assits., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd;

Hopkinson, Capt. H. S. P., general staff, Military Forces In Hong Kong

Horne, N. C., manager, Associated Produce Co.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl47

Hosegood, T. W. H., assist, harbour master, Harbour Dept.

Hosie, E.E.,L.,gen.

Hospes, secretary, Hongkong Dept.,

agent, Passenger and Whampoa

CanadianDock PacificCo.,Steamships,

Ltd. Ltd.

Houston, T., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Hoven, J., manager, N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij

Howard, S.,

Howard, F. A., TheJohn

engr., ChaseI Thornycroft

Bank Co., Ltd.

Howard, W. J., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Howarth, A., Eastern Asbestos Co.

Howell, J.H. S.,M.,asst.,

Howell, DodwellMalcolm

manager,

c Co., Ltd.

Hudson, J. W., principal warder, Prison Department

Huebel, H., asst., Melchers & Co.

Huebner, E., assist., Schmidt & Co,, Ltd.

Hugh-Jones,

Hughes, A. W.,G. general

S., solicitor & notary

manager, Unionpublic, Wilkinson

Insurance

Society of Canton, Ltd.

Hughes, D. F., assist., Asiatic Petroleum

Hughes, H. Owen, director, Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd. Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Hughes,

Hugo, Vic., J. Owen,

manager, mng.Oriental

director,Theatre

Harry Wicking & ,Co., Ltd.

Hull, G. B. Gifford, resident mgr., Shing Mun Valley Water Scheme Gorge Dam

Hull, J. E. Gifford, assist, manager, Fogden, Brisbane & Co.

Humble,D.J.W.,G. chief

Hume, R., Hongkong

engineer, &Taikoo

Whampoa SugarDock Co., Ltd.

Refining Co., Ltd.

Hume, L. W., assist, acct., Police Headquarters

Humphreys, A. D., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Humphreys, D., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Humphreys, E., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd,

Humphreys,

Hunt, F.H. B., J. D., partner,

M. V. John D. Humphreys & Son

Hunt, J., supt.,

assist.,H.Jardine Yard

Engineering Corporation, Ltd.

Hunt, H. Q., secretary, Colonial Dispensary

Hunter, J., asst, surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Hutton, L. W., director, Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Hyde-Lay,

Hyde, W., clerkA., assistant,

of Works,Dodwell

H’kong

K’loon

Hykes, D. M., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York

Hyndman, A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Hyndman, H., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.

Hyndman,

Hynes, D. A.,R. asst,

E., freight dept., Thos

supt., General PostCookOffice& Son, Ltd.

Idle, J. N., Station Engineer, Imperial Airways (F.E.), Ltd.

Ilsley, J.J. L.,

Inglis, P., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum

Factory manager, Hume PipeCo.(Far (S.C.), Ltd.Ltd.

East),

Ingram, T. R., assist, acct., Police Headquarters

Ipekdjian,

Iranee, B. R.,J. B.,mng.director,

partner,Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd.

C. M. Karanjia

Ireland,Col.H. N.U.,M.assistant,

Irwin, Butterfield

S., general & SwireForces In Hong Kong

staff, Military

Isack,

Ismail,S.A.M.,H.,proprietor, Isack & Electric

assist., Hongkong Co. Co., Ltd.

Ismail, S. H., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York

Israel, B. J., manager, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

Itenson,

Itoh, K., A.sub-mgr.,

V., radioYokohama

technician,Specie

PhilcoBank,RadioLtd.Distributors

Jack, J. M., managing director, Wm. C. Jack

Jackson A. asst. A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Jackson, C., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Jackson, L., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Jackson, T. E., asst. gOvt. marine surveyor, Harbour Department

Jaffer, A. M., secretary, ThomasDe La Rue & Co., Ltd.

Fl48 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jan, G. C., Sales Dept., Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Jarrett, V. H. C., news editor, South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Jarvis, H.S., F.,acct.,

Jason, asst.,Hongkong

Williamson Electric

& Co. Co., Ltd.

Jaswani, T. A., acct., D. Chellaram

Jebsen,

Jebsen, J.J. H.,F. C.,partner,

partner,Jebsen

Jebsen& Co.

& Co.

Jefferies, N. J. L., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Jeffrey, S. R., Hong Kong Telephone

Jeffreys, A. C., assistant, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Jeffries, C. W., director, Royal Observatory, Kowloon

Jenkins, J. R. R., medical officer, Royal Air Force

Jenner,

Jenner, W. F. J.,F. Hongkong

C., printing& officer,

Whampoa Dock

Prison Co., Ltd.

Department

Jensen, F. V., manager, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Jephson, H., sub-manager, S. J. David & Co.

Jessen,S., J.acting

Jex, H., partner, Jebsen & Co.Harper & Co^, Ltd.

Jex, T. C., asst.,secretary, Wallace

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Jillott, A.,P.principal

Jinlebin, warder, Prison

H., sub-manager, Dept.

A. Vannini

Jockisch, W., burner, Green Island Cenlent Co., Ltd., Hok-un

Joffe, E., assist., China Light & Power Go., Ltd.

Johannessen,

John, Rev. BrotherR., partner,

C., dir.,Wallem ik Co. College

St. Joseph’s

Johnsen, J., asst., Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Johnson,

Johnson, H. J., T.,assist.,

superintending

Taikoo Dockyardcivil engr., Royal Air Force

and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Johnson, M. A., asst., Otis Elevator

Johnson, W. A., engineer, Public Works Dept. Co.

Johnson, Y. J. jr., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York

Johnston, T. A., secretary, China Construction Co., Ltd.

Johnstone,

Jolendovsky,Capt. T. A.,T. asst.,

M., marine

Cathaysupt., Butterfield

Ceramics (H. K.),& Ltd.

Swire

Jong, L. de, cashier, N. Y. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij

Jones, E. L., asst, surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Jones, J.H. G.,S., asst.,

Jones, assist.,wharf

Hongkong

manager,Electric

Holt’sCo.,Wharf

Ltd.

Jones,

Jones, J. R., manager, Connell Bros. Co., Ltd

Jones, R.R. C.,F., health

Lowe, officer,

Bingham Urban Council

& Matthews

Jones, T. W. C., Chinese Maritime Customs

Jones,

Jorge, W. Telles,

H. A., asst.secretary,

Crown solicitor,

Hongkong Inland Revenue

Printing PressDept.

Ltd.

Joseph, Ellis, signs per pro., H. B.

Joseph, F. A., director, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd. Joseph & Co.

Joseph, H. B., principal, H. B. Joseph & Co.

Joseph, J. E., exchange Broker

Jowit, W. H., accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

June, J. K. F., asst., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Jupp, J. E.,H.,signs

Jusserand, per pro.,Banque

manager, J. D. Humphrey

Franco-Chinoise& Son

Kaerger, H. J., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

Kadoorie, Sir E. S., k.b.e., partner, Kadoorie & Sons

Kadoorie,

Kadoorie, L., Horace, partner,

director, Kadoorie

Hongkong & Sons Hotels, Ltd.

& Shanghai

Kailey,

Kano, W., assembly

Y., mgr., mgr., Wallace Bank, Ltd.& Co., Ltd.

Harper

Karanjia, Dr. N.Yokohama

P., MedicalSpecie

Practitioner

Karim, A., inspector of Junks, Harbour Dept.

Kastmann,

Katsunuma, K., director, JohnSyosen

Manners & Co., Ltd.

Kaudsen, R., T.,asst., mgr.,Wallem

Osaka & Co. Kaisya

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F149

Kay, W., headmaster, King’s College

Keates, W. J., editor, Sunday Herald

Keen,

Keller,K.,H. chief assist., Secretariat

A., director, Ed. A Kellerfor&Chinese

Co. andAffairs

vice-consul for Switzerland

Kelvin-Stark, D., Deputy Estate Duty Commissioner

Kemp, S., asst, tide surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs

Kempton,

Kempton, J., J., electrician,

asst., LfusteadHongkong

&, Davisand Whampoa Dock Co,, Ltd.

Kennedy, F. P., assist., AsiaticColonial

Kennard, E. J., probationer, Secretariat

Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Kern, Ernest, resident manager, Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd.

Kerr, S. R., secretary, Hongkong

Kew, A. Chadwick, assist., Thomson & Co. Club

Kew, A,A. J.,

Kew, E., Eng.

managing partner,Merchandise

& Electrical Union MotorsDept., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Kew, C., asst., American Express Co., Inc.

Kew, Dr. I. W., Dentist

Kew,

Kew, F.H.,H.,asst.,

principal, F. H. Kew

Dairy Farm, Ice &&Cold

Co. Storge Co., Ltd.

Key, M. F., o.b.e., secretary, General Chamber of Commerce

Key,

Key, J.,

W. inspector of Wireless,

J. S., engineer, Government

Port Works Dept. Radio Office

Kilbee,C.L.A.,D.,repres.,

King, office equipment

Dollar dept., Reiss,

Steamship Lines,BradleyLtd.& Co., Ltd.

Inc., Hongkong

King, G., professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University

King, Col. J. F., asst. Dir. of Ordnance Services

King, Hon. Mr. T. H., commissioner of Police, Police Headquarters

King, L. H., executive engineer, Electrical Branch, Public Works Dept.

King,

King, M.

R. M.B., M.,

director. Dragon

solicitor, MotorStokes

Johnson, Car Co., Ltd.

& Master

Kingsbury, V. E., manager, Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.

Kirby, A. M., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Kirby,

Kirk, E.W.W.,E.,Medical

joint secretary, Marine Engineers’ Guild of China

Practitioner

Kirkwood,C. R.,F., assist.,

Kirsten, Telephone Ct>.,: Ltd.

Hongkong

asst., Melchers

Kirwen,

Kitayama,J., M.,assist.,

signsDavie, BoagNippon

per pro., & Co., Suisan

Ltd. Kaisha, Ltd.

Kitchell,

Kjaer, K.,I.,asst.,

clerk,EastOfficial

AsiaticReceiver

Co., Ltd.& Registrar of Trade Marks

Klausz, J. C., Export Dept., Holland China Trading Co., Ltd.

Klepinger, E. M., Eastern Sales & Engineering Co.

Knight, G., apprentice engineer, China Light & Power Co„ Ltd.

Knight, T. L., mng. director, Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Ltd.

Knight,

Knox, D.,W.K,,J., deputy

asst., Dodwell engr.,

& Co.,Cable

Ltd.& Wireless, Ltd.

Knudsen, Wallem & Co.

Koch, E. F., director, Standard Transportation Co., Ltd.

Koeppin,

Koerner, H., R., signs

assist.,perDairy

pro., Farm,

KruseIce & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

& Co.

Kolatchoff, V., manager, V. A. Kolatchoff & Co.

Kooter,

Korczyn, H., vice-pres., China ForeignCo.,

J. B., assist., John Manners & Ltd. Corpn.

Steamship

Korff, A., partner, Melchers & Co.

Kossick, I)., asst, surveyor, Harbour Dept.

Kotewall, Hon. Sir Robert, principal, R. H. Kotewall & Co.

Kregczy,

Krivor, M.,T.,asst.,

engineer,

GeneralSiemssen

Electric& Co.

Co. of China, Ltd.

Kuelps,

Kuester,F.,T. assist.,

A., asst.,Jebsen

W. A.&Hannibal

Co. & Co., Ltd.

Kunihiro,A.,M.,assist,

Kurrik, manager, Oriental

analysts, TradingLaboratory

Government Co.

Kusumoto, S., asst, mgr., Osaka Syosen Kaisya

Kynoch, G. W., senior overseer, Public Works Department

F150 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Laan, J. H. van der, sub-mgr., N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij

Laborinho, Dr. A. B., consul for Portugal

Labrousse,

Labrum, Y.G.E.C.,

B.,D.,director,

accountant,

director, Ye OldeChina

Olde Underwriters,

Printerie, Ltd. Ltd.

Labrum, Ye Printerie, Ltd.

Lacon, B. J., principal, B. J- Lacon & Co.

Lafleur, F.,E., asst,

Laidlaw, manager,division,

mechanical M. Beraha

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Laing, J. T., Ships’ Pilot

Lamb, C. H., land surveyor,

Lamb, F. R., signs per pro., ButterfieldPublic Works Dept.

& Swire

Lambert, W. O., government marine surveyorPublic

Lambert, E. B., asst. supt. of Crown Lands, Works Dept.

& examiner of engr., Harbour Dept.

Lammert, A. H., assist., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Lammert, H. A., repres., Manufacturers

Lammert, Jr., L. E., asst., Lammert Bros. Life Insurance Co.

Lammert,

Lament, R.L.W.E.,C.,auctioneer, Lammert Bros.

Sworn Measurer

Lanchester, Dr. J., Dental Surgeon

Landale, D., dir., Hongkong, Canton & Macao Steamboat Co., Ltd.

Landale,

Landau, L.,D. assist.,

F., Jardine, Matheson

Andersen, Meyer& Co.,

& Co.,Ltd.

Ltd.

Landau, A., proprietor, Jimmy’s

Landau, E., manager, Jimmy’s Kitchen Kitchen

Landolt, J. S., Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Landsbert,

Lang, E. P. L.H.,S.,official

asst., administrator,

Davie, Boag & Supreme

Co., Ltd. Court

Lang, J. C., clerk, Assessor’s Office, Supreme Court

Lange, H., assist., Jebsen & Co.

Langensiepen,

Langston, A. G.,H.,assist.,

asst., Waibel

Hongkong & Co.Electric Co., Ltd.

Langston, S. H., Manufacturers’ Representative

Lansdowne, E., branch manager,

Lapaine, A. J., assist., Holland China Jardine Engineering

Trading Co., Ltd.Corporation

Lapsley, R., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Lapsley,

Larcina, A.R. M.,

H. A.,asst.,Hongkong

Davie, Boag& Whampoa

& Co., Ltd.Dock Co., Ltd.

Large, G., senior pharmacist, Royal Naval Hospital

Large,

Larssen,M.K.,H.,mng.

inspector, Star Ferry

dir., Karsten, Co., Ltd.

Larssen & Co. and consul for Denmark

Lasala, R., asst., John Manners & Co., Ltd.

Latrille, W., representative,

Law, Dr. E., Medical Practitioner China United Lamp Co.

Law, J. E., director, Shorthand & Commercial Bureau

Lawrance, G. A., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Lawrence, B. C., district manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Lawrence,

Lawrence, J.J. H., stores

PL jr., storeassist.,

dept.,Hongkong

Hongkongand

Whampoa Dock

Dock Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Lawrie, J. F., local secty., Taikoo Dockyard

Lawson, J. W., engr. supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. & Engineering Co. of Hongkong, Ltd.

Lawson, R. L., senior armament supply officer, R. N. Armament Depot

Lay, A. H., Dodwell

Lay, A. T., secretary, Hongkong Broadcasting Committee

Lay, P. M., Chinese Trading Co.

Lay, S. C., merchant, S. C. Lay & Co.

Leask, A. J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Leckie, W. F., asst., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Lederhofer, R. V., asst., Shewan, Tomes

Lee, C. K., assist., Leigh & Orange

Lee, F. X., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil C°-

Lee, H. C., solicitor, Wilkinson & Grist

Lee, J. J., manager, Joseph J. Lee

Lee, J. P., secretary, Joseph J. Lee & Co.

FOEEIGN RESIDENTS E151

Lee, R., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Leefe, P. L., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. (S. C.), Ltd.

Leghorn,

Leighton,J.B.K.,G.,workshop supt., The

vice-president, Hongkong Tramways,Corporation

Intercontinent Ltd.

Leiper, G. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Leitch, J. R., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Lenfestey,

Leon, C. A.,F.assist.,

P., assist., Harbour& Shanghai

Hongkong DepartmentBanking Coi’poration ,

Leon, L. F., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Leonard,

Lessner, M.S. L.,

L., assist., Dairy Farm,PanIceAmerican

& Cold Storage Co.,Co.Ltd.

Leuenberger, A.Operations

M., manager,Dept,, Airways

Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd.

Lew, Edmond, assist, engineering instructor, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Lewis, W. T., chief clerk, Statistical Office, Imports and Exports Dept.

Liedke, L. C., manager, Siemssen & Co.

Lierman, H., proprietor, Habade, Ltd.

Liesching, R. R. de L., administ deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Ligaya,

Linaker,J.,J.,dir.,

Sworn K. B.Measurer

Vaidya

Lindemann, K., partner, Melchers & Co., , ,

Lindars, T., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Lindsell, R. E., puisne judge, Supreme Court

Linennen, F., assistant, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co.,. Ltd.

Lissaman, A. E., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Little, Vice-Admiral C. J. C., Commander-in-Chief, Royal Navy

Littlejohn, N. K., engineer, Port Works Dept.

Littlewood,

Lloyd, N. D.,W.,eng.portmgr., health inspector,

Aruhold & Co.,Office

Ltd. of Port Health Officers

Lobel,

Lock, F., director, YV. A. Hannibal & Ltd. Ltd.

Co.,

Lock, J.T.,T.,asst.,

assist.,

A. S.Cable

Watson& Wireless,

Lock, W. H.. dir., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Locke, F. J. T., engineer, Public Works Dept.

Lockhart, H. L., senior inspector, Urban Council

Logan, C. R., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Logan,

Lohmann, J. S.,S., officer

assist.,in-charge,

Melchers Central

& Co. Government Radio Office

Leo, D., assistant analysts,- Government Laboratory

Longfield, G. P., asst, flying instructor, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Longfield,S.,S.,asst.,

Looman, assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Lopes, C. A., asst.,MelchersBank Line & Co. (China), Ltd.

Lopes, D. P. J., actg. secty., Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd.

Lopes, E. A., apprentice engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Lopes, S. A., director, Jolop & Co.

Lorsignol, P. L., acting manager, Banque Franco-Chino.ise

Loseby,

Louis, K.F.H.,H.,asst.,

principal,

Kelly Russ & Co. Ltd.

and Walsh,

Lovett,

Low, T., G.Butterfield

Stanley, managing

and' Swire director, Organic Fertilizer Co., Lid.

Low, T. B., inspector of Junks, Harbour Dept.

Low, V.W. T.,0.,asst.,

Low, clerkPalmer

to PuisneandJudge,

TurnerSupreme Court

Lowe, H. J. D., district mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China),-Ltd.

Lowrie,

Lucas, J., assistant, Mackinnon,

& Co.& Co.: Mackenzie & Co.

Luering,L.,K.,asst., Waibel

assist., Jebsen

Lueer, H., assist., Waibel & Co.

Lundborg, G., mech. engineer, Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.

Lunny, J. F., assistant, Hongkong Electric Co. Ltd.

Lunson, T., stock supt., Dairy Farm, Ice

Luscombe, E. C., probationer, Police Headquarters

Luz, H. da, secretary, Hong Kong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Co.,-Ltd.

F152 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lyle, D. L., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Lynevitche,

Lyon, N. R.,

D., asst., mng. director,

Jardine, MathesonCathay Ceramics (H. K.), Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Maberly, C. R., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Mabille, J., accountant,

MacAlister, D., asst., Palmer BangueanddeTurner

ITndochine

Macaskill, K. R., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

McAlpine, A., resident engr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.

McArthur, A., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

MacBeattie, T. J., asst., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

McBride, A. H., engineer, Port Development Department

McCallum, D., principal, McCallum

McClatchie,

McColgan, D.,J. assist.,

D., acting sub-acct.,

Taikoo DockyardHongkong & Shanghai

& Engineering Co.,Banking

Ltd. Corporation

McCombe, W. W., assist, engineering instructor, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

McConnell, W. J., Hongkong

McCormack,

McCormick, C.J., J.,assist.,

asst.,Taikoo Dockyard&andMatthews

Lowe, Bingham Engineering Co., Ltd.

MacDonald, W., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Macdonald, J., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S. C.), Ltd.

McDonald, J. E., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

McDouall, J. C., asst., Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

McElney,

MacEwen,Dr. J. H.,asst.,

D. W., medical practitioner,

Mackinnon, Anderson,

Mackenzie & Co. Durran & McElney

Macfadyen, Q. A. A., first magistrate, Kowloon Magistrates Court

Macfarlane, A., engineer, Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Macfarlane, J.,Capt.

MacFarlane, Torchlight Dept.,manager,

J. N., acting NationalHolt’s

CarbonWharf

Co.

MacFarlane, W., supt. engineer, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Macfarlane,

McFarren, D.,W.asst.,

E., assist.,

Dairy Hongkong

Farm, Ice andElectric

ColdCo., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Storage

McGrann, A. W., lighthouse keeper, Harbour Dept.

McGrath, M. W., assist, armament supply officer, R. N. Armament Depot

MacGregor,

McGregor, D.SirD.,A.sub-acct.,

D. A., Chief Justice,Bank

Chartered Supreme CourtAustralia & China

of India,

Macgregor, J. F., resident director, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Macgregor, R. C. F., asst, manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Maclndoe,

MacIntyre, A., assist, manager, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Mack, A. M.,T.Hongkong

J. B., asst., Taikoo

and Dockyard

Shanghai and Corporation

Banking Engineering Co., Ltd.

Mackay, H. A.S., E.,

Mackay, N. assist., HongChina

reporter, Kong Mail

Electric Co., Ltd.Herald

& Sunday

McKellar. A., asst., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

McKelvie, J., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa

Mackenzie, A., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold DockStorage

Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Mackenzie, A., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Mackenzie, A. K., signs per pro., Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd.

MacKenzie, A. N., assist, supt. engineer, H’kong & K’loon Wharf Godown Co., Ltd.

Mackenzie, A. W., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Mackenzie, D., asst., R. K. O. Radio Pictures of China, Inc.

Mackenzie, D., supt. engineer, Hong Kong

Mackenzie, H. L., lecturer of English, Hongkong University

Mackenzie, J. M., Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Mackenzie, W. J. E., veterinary surgeon, Urban Council

McKenzie, W. L., secretary, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Mackenzie, W. W., director, Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd.

Mackichan, A. S., civil engineer, Leigh & Orange :

Mackie, Dr. J. B., Malariologist, Malaria Bureau

Mackie, W. C. K., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Mackinley, W. A., solicitor, Deacons

Mackinnon, J. M., signs per pro., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl53

Mackintosh, F. A., Mackintosh & Co., Ltd.

Mactnaster, W. D., director, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Macmillan, R. S., mng. dir., Sino-British Engineering Corpn., Ltd.

Macnamara, H. C., Barrister-at-Law

McIntyre, K.,J. assist.,

McLachlan, J„ salessupt.

dept.,engr.,

TexasButterfield

Co. (China), & Swire

Ltd.

Melaren, H. W. G., assist;, distribution supt., Hongkong & China Gas Co., Ltd.

McLay, R. M., mgr., The National City

McMullen, E. T., asst., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Bank of New York

McNeary, H. G., mgr., American Bank Note Co.

McNeill, R. J., shift engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

McPherson,

Macnaghten,J.Brig.-Gen.

L., electedE.member, Licensing

B„ dir. British Board Tobacco Co., Ltd.

American

MacNidex-, E., sub-editor, Hong

Maestrini, Rev. Fr. N., St. Theresa ChurchKong Daily Press, Ltd.

Maher, W. j., diver, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Mahuvawala, J. P., sub-mgr., C. M , Karanjia & Co.

Major, A. R. S. assist, supt. of Police, Police Headquarters

Maker, A. R., assist,, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Malcolm, A., director, Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Malcolm, Dr.

Mallary, T., Chinese

Charles R., Maritime Customs

U. S. Public Health Service

Mann, A., Duro Motor Co., Ltd.

Manners, C. M., secty. & manager, Hongkong k Kowloon Wharf k Godown Co., Ltd.

Manners, John, director, John Manners & Co., Ltd.

Manning, E., assist., John D. Hutchison k Co.

Mansfield, P. C., ocean shipping dept., Jardine, Matheson,

Mansfield, W. R., sub-mgr., China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Marant,

Marcheix,A.A.,C. gen.

C., manager,

mgr., (signsTrust

per Industrie!

pro.), Societe Belge-Francais

Francaise des Charbpnnages du Tonkin

Marden,

Margrett, H. C., branch manager, General ElectricCo.jCo.Ltd.

G. E., director, Internationa] Assurance of China, Ltd.

Mark, K. C., asst., A. H. Potts

Markar, C. G., asst., Holland China Trading Co., Ltd.

Marks, R. H. E., assist, supt., Police Headquarters

Marie,

Marques,K. J.,E. Arnhold

van, acct.,Trading

N. V. Nedexiandsche

Co., Ltd. Handel-Maatschappij

Marr, S. T. H., asst., Manufactxxrers, Life Insuraxxce Go.

Marriott,

Marriott, II.,

H. E.,sergeant of Police,Post

supt., General Hongkong

Office * Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Marrs, G. M., assist., Union Insurance

Marshall, D., assist., Distrib. Dept., Hongkong Society ofk Canton,

China GasLtd.Co., Ltd.

Marshall, G. V. T., sub. mgr., S. J. David & Co.

Marshall, H. M., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Marsoff,

Martin, A.N. G.,P., land

actingbailiff,

secty.,Public

KellyWorks

k Walsh, Ltd,

Department

Martin, A. J. J., Standard-Yacuum Oil Co.

Martin, Rev. E. W. L., warden, St. Stephen’s College

Martin, H. S., assist, accountant, Treasury

Martin, J. B., Hongkong k Shanghai Banking Corporation

Martin, L.T. Addis,

Martin, A., assist., J. D. Hutchison

manager, Caldbeck, &Macgregqr Co. k Co., Ltd.

Martin, T. A., principal, T.

Marton, O. E. C., solicitor, Deacons A. Martin ( j i c Co.

Mason, F., printing officer, Prison Dept.

Mason, J. S., resident engr., Royal Air Force

Mason,

Master, W.,

R. F.assist., Hongkong

C., director,

International Dock Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Master, R. J., asst., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Matseboeuf, J., director, Chiffon, Ltd.

Master, R. J., district engr., China Light k Power Co., Ltd.

Mathieson, N., accountant, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Mstthew. E. A., Hongkong k Shanghai Banking Corporation

F154 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Matti, A., sub-manager, Peninsula Hotel

Mattos, A. A, O., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Mauelshagen,

Maughan, F.B. G., E.,W.,chartered

partner,

chief Bornemann

clerk,accountant, & Co.

Audit OfficeThomson

Maunder, & Co.

Mavor, G. EL, mgr. & resdt. engr., Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd.

Maxwell, J. J., assistant, Hongkong St Kowloon

May, A. F., electrical technician, Public Works Department Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

May, O., manager, Bodiker & Co.

Maycock, J. H., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Maycock, R., asst., A. Dransfield & Co.

Maycock, W., partner, A. Dransfield

Meyene, J., dir. & branch mgr., Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd.

Maynard, R. W. H., secretary, Medical Department

Meadows, R. S., factory supt., Hong Kong Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.

Meathrel,

Meeke, H.N.W.C., R., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Meffan, D., asst.,

assist.,Bank LineDockyard

Taikoo (China), Ltd.

& Engineering Co., Ltd.

Megarry, T., principal

Mehdi Nemazee, assistant,

M., assist., Colonial Secretary & Clerk of Councils

Mehta, E. M., manager, J. P.M.Yasunia

Nemazee

Meito, Marguis

Melchers, C. G., G.partner,

PaganoMelchers

di, consul& general,

Co. Italian Consulate

Melrose,

Melwani,W., F. T.,asst.,principal,

Taikoo Hongkong

Dockyard &Silk Engineering

Store Co., Ltd.

Mendes, A. J., assist., Cosmopolitan Dock

Mendis, T. H., principal, T. H. Mendis

Mendonca, M. M., asst., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Menhinick,H. J.W.,C., mgr.,

Merrick, AsiaticConfederation

Petroleum Co.Life(S. Association

C.), Ltd.

Merriman, H., principal warder, Prison Dept.

Meyer, J. G., assistant, Mackintosh & Co., Ltd.

Michaelsen,

Michaelson, Ed., J. G.,partner, Melchers

assist., Hong Kong& Co.

Mines, Ltd.

Middlecoat, J. H., traffic representative, Canadian National Railway

Miles, W. W, assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Millar, R., Butterfield & Swire

Millard, C. E., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Miller, H. M., asst., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Millett, H. C., shipping dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Millington, H. J., first bailiff, Supreme Court

Mills, H. A., asst, postmaster & chief accountant, General Post Office

Mills, H. W., asst., Standard Vacuum Oil Co

Milne, G., secretary,

Minderhoud, W., acct.,Dairy

N. V.Farm, Ice ik ColdHandel-Maatschappij

Nederlansche Storage Co., Ltd.

Minoot, A.,S.asst.,

Minshall, Otis Elevator

W., Sworn MeasurerCo. '

Minu, A. K., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Miskin, G., director, H’kong & S’hai Banking Corpn. & vice-consul for Sweden

Missu, E. J., architect, Credit Foncier D’Extreme-Orient

Mitchell,

Mitchell, E.A. J.S.,R.,assist.,

branchUnion Insurance

manager, Society of Canton,

Manufacturers’ Ltd. Co.

Life Insurance

Mitchell,

Mitchell, J. G., assistant, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd. Ltd.

G. N., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.,

Mody,

Moir, A.F. B.,H,T.asst,

Bill mgr.,

and Exchange

Taikooagent,Broker & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Dockyard

Monaghan, C., purchasing Canadian Pacific S.S. Co.

Moncrieff, R. L., sub-agent, Hongkong

Monplanet, C. de dir., Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Francaise

Monplanet, H. de dir., Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-Frangaise

Montalto, J., Shipping Dept., Andersen, Mayer

Montargis, M. J. B., Exchange and Bullion Broker

Montgomery, Dr. J. H., med. supt., Matilda Hospital

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl55

Moodie, J., asst., Lowe, Bingham

Moody, Captain R. E., Staff Captain & Matthews

Moore, C. B.E., J.,architect,

Morahan, physicalPublic Works

training Department

supervisor, Education Dept. ' r

Morales, L. G., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Morant,A. A. C., director, Trust Industriel

Morgan, E. F. A., engr., Public Works Dept. Belge-Francais

Morgan, L. G., assist, master. Queen’s College

Morphew, P. L., manager, Getz Bros. & Co.

Morley, D. W., lecturer, Mechanical Engineering, Hongkong University

Morley, L. J., apothecary,Maritime

Morpeth, Medical Customs

Dept.

Morphew, J.P. B.,L., Chinese

manager, Getz Bros. & Co:

Morreale,

Morris, W.J.,J.,asst., TexasHongkong

overseer, Co. (China),Land

Ltd.Investment & Agency Co., Ltd.

Morrison, J. A. D., assist., Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Morrison, K. S., director, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Morrison, P., import

Morrison, R., assist., dept.,

HongkongJardine,

and Matheson

Whampoa&Dock Co,, Ltd.

Co., Ltd-

Morrison, T. S., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register

Morrison, W. L., boarding officer, Harbour Dept. of Shipping

Morse, A., director, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Mose, C., assistant, Lloyd Triestino (Hongkong), Ltd.

Moses,

Moss, G.E.C.,S., deputy

N. S. Moses

supt.,&Fire

Co.,Brigade

Ltd.

Mossop,

Motta, A. da, attorney, J. H. GregoryStokes

H. S. V., solicitor, Johnson, & Co.& Master

Motta, A. J. da, branch manager, Eastern Manufacturers’ Agent

Motta, A. M. da, managing director, Eastern Manufacturers Agent

Muck, E. E., assist., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.

Mueller,

Mugford,H.,C. asst., JebsenThomson

A., assist., & Co. & Co.

Mugford,

Muir, W., asst.,.Dairy Farm,Martin

R. H., asst., T. A. & Co.Storage Co., Ltd.

Ice & Cold

Mundy, H. H., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Munro, D., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Munro, E. J., Chinese Maritime Customs

Munro,

Munton, P.D. D.W..M.,mgr.,

Hongkong & Shanghai

China Light & PowerBanking

Co., Ltd.Corporation

Munton, D. W., mgr., Sandakan Light Co., &'China Light Co.

Murdoch, A., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Murdoch,E.D.O.,A.,accountant,

Murphy, assist., CableHongkong

and Wireless, Ltd. Hotels, Ltd.

and Shanghai

Murphy, G. P., overseer, Public Works Dept.

Murphy,

Murphy, M.,

J. P.,chief detective

Deputy inspector,

Registrar PoliceRegistrar

& Deputy Headquarters

of Companies, Supreme Court

Murphy,

Murray, Lt. comndr A, D.S., mgr. for Far East Area,Department

T., assist, superintendent of Police, Police Imperial Airways (Far East), Ltd.

Murray, A. H., asst. res. secty., Manufacturers Life Insce. Co.

Murray,

Murray, G.B. J.,R., supt., stamp office,

distriteution InlandChina

engineer, Revenue

LightDept.

Murray, I. N., deputy mgr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd:

Murray, R.,

Murrow, asst., H.Douglas

Lt.-Col. Lapraik

L., d.s.o., & Co.director, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

managing

Musker, F., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Muskett, W. H. B., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Mycock, C., headmaster, Ellis Kadoorie School

Naef, W., special representative, Society of Chemical Industry in Basle

Naess, B., assistant, Karsten, Larssen k Co. (Hongkong), Ltd.

Nanik, N., manager, D. Chellaram

Naraindas, R., tngr., K. Hassaram & Co.

Nash, D. R., assist., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

F166 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Nazarin, R., asst., Harry Wicking&&Co.Co., Ltd.

Nash, F. E., solicitor, F. E. Nash

Neale,

Needham,F. H.,C. wireless

F., Hongkong supt., Telephone

ButterfieldCo.,& Swire

Ltd.

Neidt, O., secretary, German Consulate

Neill, F. J., engineer, Green Island

Nejedly, M. T., secretary, Pan American Airways Cement Co., Ltd. Co.

Nemazee, M., principal,

Nemazee, M. M., asst,, M. Nemazee M. Nemazee

Nelson, D. B., asst., Lowe, Bingham

Nelson, K. B., asst., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Nelson, R. E. H., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Neugebauer, G., asst., Jebsen & Co.

Neve, H. B., asst., W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Neves, G. A., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Neville,

Newbigging, F. C.,D.inspector of Works,

L., Jardine, Public& Co.,

Matheson Works

Ltd.Department

Newhouse, G., asst., Hongkong & Whampoa

Newill, Lieut.-Comdr. J. B., Deputy Harbour-Master, Dock Co.,Harbour

Ltd. Dept.

Newlin,

Newman,J.S.E.,F.,asst., asst.,American President

Taikoo Sugar Lines,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Refining

Newton, E. A. R., joint manager, Nestles Milk Products (China), Ltd.

Newton, L, medical officer, Queen Mary Hospital

Neyle,

Nicholls,Y. G.D.,

J., A.,chiefshiftengineering instructor, Far East FlyingCo.,Training

Ltd. School, Ltd.

Nickson, manager,charge engr.,

Hongkong China Light

Hotel & Power

Nicol, A., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Nicolson, C. B., Surg. Lt-Comdr., Royal Naval Hospital

Nicolson, Dr. M., medical practitioner, Drs. Strahan, Nicolson & Bunje

Nielsen, H.

Nielson, E., director,

L. R., manager.Hong East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Kong Mines, Ltd.

Nigel, F. G., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes & Master

Nisbet, G., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Nish, H.,A.,Sworn

Nissim, principal, Measurer

Moxon & Taylor

Nobbins, A. E., proprietor, Asia Agencies (H.K.)

Noble, K. F., assist., Canadian

Noblet, R., sub-agent, Messageries Government

MaritimesTrade Commissioner

Nodes, W. O., principal, Brown, Jones Funeral Service

Nogaitzik, W., asst., Jebsen & Co.

Nolasco,

Norman, H., dir.,Chinese

G. C., Macao Maritime

Electric Lighting

Customs Co., Ltd.

Noronha, A. F., asst., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

Noronha, E. A., asst., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Noronha, J. M., sign per pro., Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Norrie, R. B., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Norris, E. C., assist., General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd.

Northcote,

Nother, H.,H.manager, E. Sir GeoftryMaisonAlexander Stafford, k.c.m.g., Governor of Hongkong

Nottingham, Major F.S.C.,A.staff F. Mathieu

officer, Royal Engineers

Noval, Rev. Fr. F. R., procurator, Spanish Dominican Pro. for Missions

Nuttall, M., director, Chiffon, Ltd.

O’Brien, G. F., Chinese Maritime Customs

O’Connor, M. G., assist, master, Queen’s College

Ogley,

Ohl, W. C., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

O’Hoy,R., S.agent, Messageries

L., asst., AmericanMaritimes

President Lines, Ltd.

O’Kieffe, D. A., inspector,

Old, W., senior assist., TheUrban

ChaseCouncil

Bank

Oliphant,

Oliver, G. R.K.,G.Butterfield

L., assist.,&Hongkong

Swire & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Omar, R. M., asst., Ellis & Edgar

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F157

Ono,

OramR.,Sheppard,

sub-mgr.,J.,Nippon

freightYusenagent, Kaisya

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Orchard, W. E., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Ormiston, J., mgr., signs per pro., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Orr, W., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Ortega,

Ortlepp,Rev. Fr., Rosaryhill,

F., partner, Bornemann Dominican

& Co. House of Studies

Osatananda, V. H. M., Siamese Trade Commissioner

Osborne, W.A. R.,

Oswald,Comdr. R., assist.,

assist., Taikoo

Taikoo Dockyard

Dockyard and and Engineering Co.,Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Oswin, H. G., secretary payr., Royal Engineering

Navy

Overy, H., managing director, Wm. Powell, Ltd.

Owen, Sir. H. Cunliffe, chairman, British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Owen,

Owens,W.R. H.,A., architect,

asst., HongPublic

KongWorks

ElectricDepartment

Co., Ltd.

Owens, W. W., asst., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Owrum-Andersen, B., manager, Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Padgett,

Page, Rev.G.Fr.T., D.,

assist., mainsCathedral

Catholic dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Paice, A., principal warder, Prison Dept.

Palmer, A. J., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Palmer,

Panizzi, G.J. V.,

T., manager,

asst., Reiss,Whiteaway,

Bradley & Laidlaw

Co., Ltd.& Co., Ltd.

Park, G. M.,sub-acct.,

Park, W., supt. engineer,

CharteredAsiaticBankPetroleum Co. (S.C.),and

of India, Australia Ltd.China

Parker, A. G., boarding officer, Harbour Dept.

Parker, R. G., asst., Leigh and Orange

Parkinson,

Parks, P. B.,J.assist.,

D., assist, distribution

Hongkong and engineer,

WhampoaChinaDock Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Parlani, F., general manager, Gamad & Co.

Parson, T. M., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Parsons, D. N., manager, Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Ltd.

Parsons, D. O., import dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Parsons, T. R., manager, Hongkong Hotel Garage

Parsram, N., manager, D. Chellaram

Partier,

Paterson,H.,G.Chien Hsin Taikoo

W., assist., Engineering Co., Ltd.

Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Paterson, Hon. Mr. J. J., deputy chairman, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Paterson, J. L., partner, Palmer and Turner

Paterson, R. S. W., technical secty. to Director of Public Works, Public Works Dept.

Paterson, T. G., partner, Anderson & Ashe 1

Paterson,

Paton, T., W.,

asst.,secretary, A. S. Ice

Dairy Farm, Watson & Co.Storage Co., Ltd.

and Cold

Pattara, S. P., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Pattinson,

Paul, A. F.,F.assistant,

K., asst, Hong

manager, KongTaikoo Dockyard

Electric Co., Ltd.and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Paul,

Paul, D. K., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice ("old StorageCo.,

D., assist.. Daily Farm, Ice

Ltd.

Paulino,

Pavri, P. H.K.,A.,principal,

cashier, K.L. S.R. Pavri

Nielson& Sons

& Co'., Ltd.

Pavri, S. K., principal, K. S. Pavri & Sons

Pawley, W. D., president, The Intercontinent Corporation

Payne, Geo.

Pearce, H. J.,R.,executive

residentengineer,

partner, Payne

Public

Co. Department

Pearce, J. L. C., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Pearce, R. M., sales manager, Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd.

Pearce,

Pearne, T.H.E.,T. chairman,

G., manager,Hongkong

Victoria &Radio

Shanghai

ShoppeBanking Corporation

Pearne, J. R. A., manager, Parity Drinking Water Co.

Pearson, A. E., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Peck, A. H., commanding officer, Royal Air Force

Pedersen, K. W., Sander, Wieler & Co.

Pi 58 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pedrazzini, Rev. Fr. John, rector, St. Anthony’s Church

Peers,

Pegg, H.W. H.,

E., executive

assist., Hongkong

engineer, Electric Works

Co., Ltd.

Pendergast, W. J., assist., Taikoo Public

Dockyard andDepartment

Engineering Co., Ltd.

Penn, A. H., mang. director, Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Penn, E., proprietor & manager, E.

Pentreath, G. A., proprietor, Pentreath & Co. Penn Co.

Peoples,

Peplow, S.D.,H.,assistant, Taikoo

senior land Dockyard

bailiff. Public and

WorksEngineering

Department Co., Ltd.

Perdue, C. G., deputy inspector general

Pereira, C. J. M., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. of Police, Police Headquarters

Pereira, J., asst., Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Perrin, N. J., manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Perry, R.,

Perry, A. E.,Chinese

trafficMaritime

assist., Kowloon-Canton

Customs Railway

Pestonji, R., partner, Benjamin & Potts 9

Peters,

Petersen,W.F.,H.,partner,

Canadian Pacific&Steamships,

Petersen Co. Ltd.

Petersen, V. 1. G., mgr., Automobile Insurance Co.

Pefcherick, V., wharfinger, H’kong & K’loon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Petrie,

Petrov, J.,V. managing director,

P., mgr., Maier, W. R. &Loxley

Wilhelm Co. & Co. (China), Ltd.

Pfister, Dr. M. O., Physician and Surgeon

Philippens, A. M. G., repres., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Phillips, R.A. P.,

Phillips, R. H., manager,

manager, Taikoo

Gande, PriceSugar

& Co.,Refining

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Piankoff, P. M., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Piercy, G. H., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Pigott, R. S. T., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

Pile, A. G.,C. Architect

Pilgrim, and SurveyorParke, Davis & Co.

Evan, representative,

Pinna, H. R. de, acct,, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Pinna, S., asst., Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Plumb,

Pogodin,B.,P.principal

E., repres.,warder, Prison Dept.

Manufacturers Lite Insurance Co,

Poi,

Poinsot, R., partner, The Little ShopHarper & Co., Ltd.

E. P., service manager, Wallace

Polglase,

Polin, G., assist., assessor, Assessment Department

Pollard,M.A.,S.,auditor,

factory Audit

representative,

Office' Douglas _ Aircraft Co.,... Inc. : /• ■

Pollock,

Pollock, SirA,, acting office manager, Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd.

H. E., Barrister-at-Law

Pollock, S. J., asst.. Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Poison, J. C., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., ,Ltd.

Poison, P., construction division, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S- C.), Ltd.

Pomeroy, H. W., acc.t., Far East Motors

Pool, J.E.,C.,mgr.,

Poop, vice-consul

Bornemannfor United

& Co. States

Pope, G. W., medical officer of health, Sanitary Board

Pore, Dr. G. W., health officer, Royal Sanitary Institute

Porritt, T. A., Dever, Public Works Department

Porter,E.E.G.,J.,inspector,

Post, general manager,

SecretariatMayo’s ShoppeAffairs

for Chinese

Potter, A. S., representative, Red Hand Compositions Co.

Potter, Eldon, Barrister-at-Law

Potter, J. E., Leigh & Orange

Potts, A. H., Share and General Broker .

Potts,

Potts, J.P.J.H., partner, Benjamin

0., partner, Benjamin && Potts

Potts

Power,

Poy, W. G.,C.,secretary,

director, Canadian

HongkongGovernment

Motor AccessoryTradeCo.,Commissioner

Ltd.

Prata, F., assist., Hongkong &

Prats, A. E., principal, A. E. Prats & Co.Whampoa Dock Cb., Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fi69

Pratt, T. H., assistant, H. M. V. Yard

Prentis, J. B., asst. Crown solicitor, Supreme Court

Price, E. R., assist, secty., Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce

Priest,

Prior, J.W.T.,J.,E.solicitor

asst., Dodwell

& notary& public,

Co., Ltd.Wilkinson & Grist

Pritchard, A., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Prophet,

Provan, J.I).D.,L.,assist,

chartered accountant,

engineer, Hongkong Lipstead & DavisDock Co., Ltd.

& Whampoa

Pryde, W., senior inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Punne, G. S., Neptune Products Co.

Purves, A. B., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Quark, A. G., South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Quie, J. L., secretary,

Quinlan, Peak Sugar

Tramways Co., Ltd.

Quoika, H.,R., assist.,

assist,, Kruse

Taikoo & Co. Refining Co., Ltd.

[Rae-Smith, Rae, W. W., sub-accountant, Hongkong

& Swire &&Co.,

Shanghai Banking Corporation

Rafeek, A. E.W.M.,B.,mng. Butterfield

dir., Tratmann Ltd.

Rafeek, S., asst., Tratmann & Co., Ltd.

, Railton, N. L. H., shipping dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Rainey, J. A., assist., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Rakusen, M. N., manager, Philco Radio Distributors

l( Ralph, Ralston,L.J.,P.,actg.

asst.,senior

Unioninspector

Insuranceof Society

Schools, ofEducation

Canton, Ltd.

Department

| Ramsey, A. W., assist, manager, Steam Laundry Co.

> Ramsay, J. E., Chinese Maritime Customs

I Ramsay, Ramsey, J.T.,V.,assist.,

assistant, Hongkong

Williamson & Co.and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Ii Randall, Randall, B.H. C.,V. Benjamin & Potts

C., district engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

; Randall, H. W., assist., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

, Randle, J., asst., W. S. Bailey

j; Randle,Randolph,S., P.,supt.Wm.of Powell,

Mails, General

Ltd. Post Office

Rattey, W. J., chief clerk, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

i( Raworth, A. B., dir.

! Raymond, A., attorney, Arnold

Raymond, A., dir., H.K.Land Investment & Agency Co., Ltd. &E. D. Sassoon Banking Co.

t Raymond,

Raymond, E. M., director, Hongkong & Shanghai &Hotels,

PowerLtd.

Razack, D. P.M.T.,A.,apprentice engineer, China

Motor Department, GilmanLight

& Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

; Razack, M. U., Shipping Department, Gilman & Co., Ltd.

;i Read, A. L. S., assist., Davie Boag & Co*, Ltd.

i Reason,

Reck, Fr.H.,Jr.,chief burner,

Erdman Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok-un

\ Redman, J., assist, analysts, Government Laboratory

j. Redmond, F. A., prof, of Civil & Mechanical Engr., Hongkong University

s Reed, A., junior engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

I Reed, E. B., principal land surveyor, Public Works Department

1 Reed,

Rees, G.F. F.,

O., second

acct., Hongkong

headmaster,Land Investment

Central Britishand Agency

School, Co., Ltd.

Kowloon

j |j Reeve,

Rees, H.G.S.,W.,Cable & Wireless,

headmaster, Ltd. Government School

Yaumati

Reid, J., senior inspector, Urban Council

; Reidy, M. J., assist, veterinary surgeon, Urban Council

| Reiertsen, R., Wallem & Co.

I Reis, A. D., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Reis, J. M., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios, E. E. dos, asst., Karsten Larssen & Co. (H.K.), Ltd.

j Remedios, F. E. A., director, Union Trading Co., Ltd.

Remedios, F. X. A., acct., General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

F160 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Remedies, J. A. R., assist.,

Remedies, J. M. D’Almada, Solicitor Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Remedies,

Remedies, J.M. O.,P. dos,

chiefsecty.,

clerk, Imperial

MercantileImport

Bank &ofExport

India, Ltd.

Co.

Remedies, O. de Basto, dir., Noronha & Co.

Renaudin, M., dir., Societe-Francaise des Charbonages du Tonkin

Renner, C., vice-consul, French Consulate

Revie, J., assistant, Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd;

Reyes, Dr.J. F.,J. R.,

Rhame, gen.consul-general for Panama

mgr., China Electric Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, A.A. H.,

Ribeiro, assist.,Hong

L, assist., Lane,Kong

Crawford, Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Electric

Ribeiro, A. J. V., asst., Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd.

Ribeiro, A. J. V., assist., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, D.,

E. A.,assist.,

supt.,Hong Kongoffice,

accounts Electric Co., Ltd.

General Post Office

Ribeiro, H. A., assist., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, J. A. V., partner, Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro, J. C. V., signs per pro., Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro, J. F. V., signs per pro., Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, O.L. G., export dept.,

F., assist., Arnhold Trading

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, V. F. V., cashier, Leo D’Almada & Co.

Richards,

Richardson,D. J.M.,E.,headmaster,

valuation &Wanchai English

resumption officer,School

Public Works Department

Richardson, W. B., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Richmond, J. F., acct. dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co..

Rickett, C. A. L., Share and General Broker

Rickwood, W. E., manager, Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Riddell-Carre, G. R., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Ride,

Riganti,L. T.,

Rev.professor of Physiology,

Fr. A., rector Hongkong

of St. Joseph’s ChurchUniversity

Ring, J., assessor, Assessment Department

Ritchie, A., partner, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Ritchie, D., inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S, C.), Ltd.

Ritchie,

Robarts, J.R.,A.,assist.,

partner, Palmer

Jardine and TurnerCorporation, Ltd.

Engineering

Robb, D. S., signs per pro., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Roberts,

Roberts, J.C. H,,

C., signs per pro.,ButterfieldTobacco

dir., British-American & SwireCo. (China), Ltd.

Roberts, M. L., assist., Hong Kong Mines, Ltd.

Roberts, W. J. D., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Robertson, C. B., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Robertson,

Robertson, F.G.,A.,engineer,

inspectorHume

of Junks, Harbour

Pipe (Far East),Dept.

Ltd.

Robertson, J., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Robertson, J. G., radiographer, Kowloon Hospital

Robertson, K. S., architect, Public Works Department

Robertson, R., professor of Economic and Political Science, Hongkong University

Robertson, W., assistant manager, American Express Co., Inc.

Robertson, W. G., general manager, Pure Cane Molasses Co. (H.K.), Ltd.

Robertson, W. J. L., assist., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Robinson, J. F., Butterfield

Robinson, J. L., residt. repres., British America Paint Co., Ltd.

Robson, T. E ., Furness (Far East), Ltd.

Rocha, J. M. da, principal, J. M. da Rocha & Co. and Consul for Costa Rica

Rocha, L. L., acct., U. S. Rubber Export Co.

Rocha, R. M. da, signs per pro., J. M. da Rocha &, Co.

Rockhaltz, G. O., The Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Rocke, L. L., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Rodger, G. S., rolling stock supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Rodrigo, Fr. J., sub-prior., Dominican House of Studies

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F16I

Rodrigues, C. A. de C., assfc., Ellis & Edgar

Rodrigues,

Roe, F. T., asst..

C. J., deputy Lane,Registration

registrar. Crawford, Ltd.

of Births

Roffey, M. H., professor of Faculty Engineering, Hongkong University

Rogers, Col. T. L., Command Paymaster

Rolfe, B., accountant, P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd.

Rome, F. J. de, headmaster, Queen’s College

Rosario,

Rosario, J.F. M.

A., S.,acct.,

asst.,Cable

Reiss,& Wireless,

Bradley &Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Rosario, L. E., office equipment dept., Reiss, Bradley Steel

Rosenthal, W. Chr., gen. mgr., Schoeller-Bleckmann & Co.,Works,

Ltd. Ltd.

Ross, J. K., manager, Ross Alex, Motor Co.

Ross, R. R., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Ross, S. Hampden, chartered acct., Percy, Smith, Seth &■ Fleming

Rosselet, C. S., manager, Alhambra Theatre, Kowloon

Rothe,

Rothe, J.H..H.,Siemssen

technical& Co. dept., Waibel & Co.

Rother, E., asst., Waibel

Rouban, M. J., assistant, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

Roukens.

Roulley, W.D.,G.,'acct..

landN.bailiff,

V, Nederlandsch

Public WorksIndische Handelsbank

Department

Rouse, H. S,, engineer-executive, General

Routley, W. G., land bailiff, Public Works Department Works, Rublic Worksi Department

Roux, P. de, manager, Banque de I’lndochiiie

Rowan, A., manager, China Dispensary

Rowcliffe,

Rowell, T. C.R.,R.,headmaster,

surveyor, Lloyd Register School

Ellis Kadoorie of Shipping

for Indians

Roxburgh, R. R., manager, John I. Thornycroft & Co., Ltd.

Roza, A. D. da, asst., Lowe,, Bingham & Matthews

Roza, A. W., principal, Roza Brothers

Roza,

Roza, Dr.

C. I.C.da,F.asst.,

X. da„Dodwell

Medical& Practitioner

Co., Ltd.

Roza, E. A. da, asst., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Roza, E. B. da, A. G. Botelho & Co.

Boza,

Roza, U A. da, acct., Malcolm &&Co.,

E. D. da, Lowe, Bingham Matthews

Ltd.

Rozario,

Rozario, A. C., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York

Ruick, N.A.O.,J.,dir.,

acting manager,

Reliance Linotype

Trading Co. & Machinery, Ltd.

Rull, M. J., shipping

Rumianzeff, dept., Asiatic PetroleumLtd.Co. (S-C.),

. Ltd.

Rumjahn, A.Y.H.,D.,asst.,

engineer,

TratmannMalcolm

& Co.,& Co.,

Ltd.

Rumjahn, A. M., asst., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Rumjahn,

Rush, J. P.,H.asst.,

D., asst.,

TaikooHolland-China

Sugar RefiningTrading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Russ, C. A., Sutherton, Solicitor

Russell, A. S., surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs

Russell, D. O., director, W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Russell, J., managing director, C. E- Warren & Co., Ltd.

Rutherford,

Ruttonjee, D.R.,J.Butterfield & Swire& Son

H., H. Ruttonjee

Ruttonjee,

Ryan, L. E. N., agent, Canadian& Pacific

J. H., H. Ruttonjee Son, Steamships, Ltd.

Ryde, D. R., asst., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Sachagen,

Saery, P. J.,K.principal,

van., asst.,Publicity

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.),

& Commercial BureauLtd.

Sakhrani, G. G., manager, K. Hassaram & Co.

Sales, A. D., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Sales, R. C., export dept., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Salter, A. W. W., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Salter, G. L. M., asst, chief engr., Naval Establishments

Salter, K. W., lecturer of English, Hong Kong University

F6

F162 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Salter, S. C., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Sammon,

Samy, A., E.assist.,

P., manager,

Shewan,Palace

Tomes Hotel

& Co.

Sanchez, Rev. Fr. M., rector, Rosaryhill Dominican House of Studies

Sander, A., partner, Sander, Wieler & Co.

Sander, R., signs per pro., Sander, Wieler & Co.

Sander, W. H., signs per pro., Sander, Wieler & Co.

Sanger, R., mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Sassoon,

Sauerbeck,SirH.,V.,assist,

director,

mng.E. director.

D. SassoonOrient

Banking Co., Manufactory,

Tobacco Ltd. Ingenohl, C., Ltd.

Saunderson, C. E. R., assistant, Russ & Co.

Saunderson, T. P., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Scarpa, G. B., agents, Lloyd Triestino

Schagen, K. van, marine dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Schlee,

Schmidt,W.,E.asst., Kruse A Melchers

A., assistant, Co. & Co.

Schmidt, H., assist., Melchers

Schmidt, R., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co.

Schmitt, F. E., terminal supt., Texas Co.'(China), Ltd.

Schnabel, W. G., inspector, H’Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Schoenfelder, H., Kistenmacher & Co.

Scholes, W. A., South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Scholey,

Schreiber,G.B.,T„assistant,

director, Jebsen

Hong Kong

& Co. Mines, Ltd.

Schuette,H.H.L.,F.,general

Schultz, assist., manager,

Melchers Standard-Vacuum

Schulz, A. W., cashier, American Express Co., Inc.

Schwob, R., branch manager, Siemens China Co.

Scoones, P. H., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Scott, H. H.,J. S.general

Scott, Dr. works practitioner,

H., medical mgr., Hongkong & Whampoa

Strahan, NicolsonDock Oo., Ltd

& Bunje

Scott, W. R., div.J., supt.,

Scott-Harston, Police

director, Headquarters

Humphreys Estate & Finance Co., Ltd.

Scull,

Searle,H.E.J.V.,C.,assist.,

civil secty. & cashier,

Jardine, NavalCorpn.,

Engineering Establishments

Ltd.

Searle,

Seath, L. A.,

W. P., probationer,

asst., Taikoo Police

Sugar Headquarters

Refining Co., Ltd.

Sedgwick, P. C. M., administrative assistant, Urban Council

Segal, G., acct., Thomas De La Rue & Co., Ltd.

Seidler, R , asst., Reuter Brockelmann & Co.

Selby, Dr. J. A. R., Govt. Medical Department

Sellars, P. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Selwyn-Clarke,

Sequeira, L. A., Dr. P. S., director,

Caldbeck, Macgregor Medical

& Co.,Department

Ltd.

Seth, J. PL, Percy Smith, Seth

Sequeira, L. R., asst., John D. Hutchison

Sewell,

Shaftain,G.F.W.,W.,managing director,

assist, supt., PoliceRobertson, Wilson & Co.,. Ltd.

Headquarters

Shann, Rev. C. B., warden St. John’s Hall, Hongkong University

Shannon, J.O.R.J.,L.,assist.,

Shanton, ChinaHongkong and Shanghai

Underwriters, Ltd. Banking Corporation

Sharp, W., res. secty., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Shaw, E. E. L. O., Butterfield & Swire

Shaw, Dr. G. I., medical officer, Prison Department

Shaw, J. A., dept, manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Shaw,

Shaw, T.R. H.

P., R.,executive

manager,engineer, Public& Swire

Butterfield Works Department

Shaw, W., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Shea, J.W.F.,A.,chairman,

Shea, assistant,Gande,

Shewan,Price

Tomes & Co.,

& Co.Ltd.

Sheldon, H. G., Barrister-at-Law

Sheppard, J. O., freight agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Sherry, J. P., manager, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F163

Shewan,

She wan, W. W. C., architect, PublicTomes

I. W., principal, Shewan, Works& Department

Co.

Shields, H. F., dental mechanic to Profession Banking Corporation

Shields, A. L., director, Hongkong & Shanghai

Shim, R., manager, Underwriters Savings Bank for the Far East, Inc.

Shimn, Dr. A. J., acting consul for Cuba

Shore, L. R., professor of Anatomy, Hongkong University

Short,

Shrigley,Rev.R. F.,J., secretary, BibleBradley

assist., Reiss, Book && Tract Depot, Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Shroff, K. H., mgr., J. P. Vasunia & Ck>.

Shuman, T., Directory Department, Bong Kong Do,Uy Press, Ltd.

Sigaut,

Silkstone,E., A.director, International

E., manager, MoutrieAssurance

& Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Sills, G. A., asst., Dodwell &

Silson, P. W., Chinese Maritime Customs Co., Ltd.

Silva, C. G., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Silva, F. E., asst.. Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Silva, F. M., secretary, Pure Cane Molasses Co. (H.K.), Ltd.

Silva, G. H., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Silva, H. A., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Silva, H. J., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Silva, L. G. H. Denister De, manager, J. A. Winsor & Co.

Silva, R.,

Silva, M. A.assist.,

da. Solicitor

M. Nemazee

Silva, R. M., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Silva, R. M. G. da, asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Silva-Nettq,

Silva-Netto, A., A. F.proprietor, Silva-Netto

B., Silva-Netto & Co.

Simmonds, E. W.,

T distribution supt., Hongkong & China Gas Co., Ltd.

Simmons, A. W . J., senior inspector, Public Works Department

Simmons, J.B. H.,

Simmons, W.,traffic

assist.,inspt.,

Hongkong

Hong Telephone Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Kong Tramways,

Simmons, W. F., secretary, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Simpson, F. W., officer-in-charge, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Simpson, R. K M., professor of English, Hongkong University

Simpson,

Simpson, S.,W. assist.,

A., asst.,Taikoo

NestleDockyard & Engineering

Milk Products Co., Ltd.

(China), Ltd.

Simpson, W. F., pharmacist, A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Simson,

Sipitsky,J.C.T.,I.,assist,

asst., dir.

S. E.ofLevy

Medical

& Co.Services, Military Forces In H. K.

Sipprell, W. A., vice-pres., China Foreign Steamship Corpn.

Skeet,

Skinn, C.A. W.,

H., accountant,

assist., HongkongCanadian Pacific Steamships,

k Whampoa Ltd.

Dock Co., Ltd.

Skinn, Dr. A. J., medical practitioner, Black, Balean, Skinn & Talbot

Skinner, A. H., Medical Practitioner

Skinner, A. P., assist., Cables k Wireless, Ltd.

Skinner, J., radiographer, Medical Department

Skinner, L. D., assist., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Skinner, W. J., branch mgr., Waters & Watson

Skues, V. W., asst.,, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Slattery,

Slay, E. T.R.W., E., Sales

asst., Dept.,

Hong Kong Electric& Co.,

Advertising Ltd. Bureau, Ltd.

Publicity

Sleap, R., asst., A. S. Watson k Co., Ltd.

Sloan, J. K., asst., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Sloss, D. J., vice-chancellor, Hongkong University

Smalley, G. M., secretary, W. N. A. Smalley k, Co.

Smalley, J.W.T.,N.medical

Smalley, officer inW.charge,

A., proprietor, N. A., Kowloon

Smalley &Hospital

Co.

Smart, G. D., partner, Palmer & Turner

Smeby, N. W., assistant, Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Smedley,

Smith, J. F., factory manager, ChinaCo.,Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd.

Smith, A.,

A. J.asst., ChinaChina

V., asst., Light k Power

Light k PowerLtd. Co., Ltd.

F164 FOTiETC.N RESIDENTS

Smith, D. E., assist., Thomson & Co.

Smith, D. T., clerk, Harbour Department

Smith,

Smith, F.E. H.,

G., assistant,

merchant, Dodwell

Frank Smith Co.,&Ltd.

Co:'

Smith, F. R., mng. dir., Metropolitan Land Co.. Ltd.

Smith, H., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineerin'g Co., Ltd.

Smith, H.

Smith, H. Staples,

J., wireless supervisor,

director, H’kong,Chinese

CantonMaritime

& MacaoCustoms

Steamboat Co., Ltd. ' -

Smith, J., asst., Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Smith, J,, chief mechanical engr., Kowloon-Canton Railway

Smith, J. Middleton, Ellis & Edgar

Smith,

Smith, J.J. S.,

S., asst.,

partner,Lane, Crawford,

Luhring Ltd. ■

& Smith

Smith,

Smith, P. H., dir., Far East Flying TrainingColonial

Hon. Mr. N. L., colonial secretary, School,Secretariat

Ltd.

Smith, R. W., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Smith, T. S. Whyte, registrar of Marriages, Supreme Court

Smith, W., chief draughtsman, Lands Office, Public Works Departmeni.

Smith, W. jVlcI., station officer. Fire Brigade

Smith. W. S., asst, surveyor, Harbour Department

Smith-Wright, E. 0., dir., Hong Kong Trust Corpn., Ltd.

Soares, E. M. L., repres., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Soares, F. P. de V., secretary, Portuguese Consulate

Soares, J. A. de V., principal, Roza Bros.

Soares, J. R., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Soares, L. A. V., China Underwriters, Ltd.

SolKs,

Soltau,C.B.,G.,assist.,

actg. Bodiker

dir. of Education,

& Co. , , Education Department

Soltwedel, E., import dept!, Petersen| & Co. .

Sommerfelt, A., chartered accountant, Linstead A Davies

Sommers,

Sorby, V., Dr. H. F., Hong

manager, DentalKong

Surgeon

Electric Co., Ltd.

Sousa, Dr. Bernardo de. Physician

Sousa, E. V. M. R. de, proprietor, China Auction Rooms

Sousa,

Sousa, J.M. M.A. de,

de, asst.,

asst., Karsten

Bank LineLarssen & Co.Ltd.(Hongkong), Ltd.

(China),

Southard, Addison E„ consul-geheral for U. S. A.

Sauza, A. L. de, traffic agent, Great Northern Telegraph Co;, Ltd.

Souza J. F., asst., Shewan, Tomes & Co.

Spanier, H., asst., Waibel & Co.

Spanner,

Sparrow, H.W. A., pharmacist,

de B., Royal Police

supt. of Police, Naval Headquarters

Hospital

Spary, A., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Spencer, W. L., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Sporleder, W„ signs per pro., Melchers & Co,

Spradberry, C. W. L., Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Spradberry, E. J., works mgr., M’kong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Sprague, W., Government surveyor, Harbour Department

Sprinke,

St. W., asst.,

John Lieut. Manufacturers Insurance Co.

Stainton, T. F., R.E.T., A. D.C.Sugar

asst., Taikoo to Gen, Officer Co;,

Refining Commanding

Ltd. The British Troops in China

Stakland,A.,S.,assist.,

Stalker, asst., Karsten LarSsen

Taikoo Dockyard Co. Engineering

(Hongkong), Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Stanesby, S. J. C, asst., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Stanton, J. R. L., assist., China Underwriters/Ltd.

Stanton, W. T., Exchange Broker

Starbuck,

Stark, L., professional

director,asst., Royal Observatory, Kowloon

Starling,C. E.C.,L.,mng.

wharfinger, Hong

Holt’s Kong

WharfMines, Ltd.

Starling,C. V.,

Starr, R. A., assistant

director, engineer, Hongkong

International AssuranceElectric

Co., Ltd.C6., Ltd.

Steed, G. F., branch mgr., China Electric pO., Ltd.

Steele-Perkins, A. H. S., air raid precautions officer, Air Raid Precautions Office

FQHEIGf-N residents Fl65

Steger, M., assist, manager, Payne & Co.

Stenersen, J., manager, American Express. Co., Inc.

Stephen,

Stephenson, G., W.

assist,R. E.,acct., P. &auditor,

assist, O. Banking

AuditCorpn.,

Office Ltd.

Stevenson, L. J., preventive dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Stevenson, H. J. V. K., assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Stewart, D. H., asst., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.

Stewart, G.E. A.,

Stewart, G., assist.,

principal, St. Paul’s& College

Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation .

Stewart, G. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Stewart,

Stewart, H.J. B.,G.,assist,

assist.,acct.,

TexasMercantile

Co. (China),

BankLtd.,

of India, Ltd.

Stewart, M. M., Chinese Maritime Customs.

Stewart,

Stiff, T. C., asst. govt, surveyor, Harbour Office & Co., Ltd.

W. A., managing director, Davie Boag

Stimpson, C. C., permanent

Stock, R., sub-manager, DavidwaySassoon

inspector,

& Co.,Kowloon-Canton

Ltd. Railway

Stockton, N., actg. editor, Hongkong

Stoddart, C. R., land surveyor, Public Works Dept.Telegraph

Stoker, W., assist., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Stokes, T. G., accountant Police Headquarters

Stone, W.

Stone, H. E.,

F., engr.

acct., &Harbour

genl. mgr., Hongkong and China Gas Co., Ltd.

Department

Stoneham, H. F., clerk, Holt’s Wharf

Story, E. E., assist., Cables k Wireless, Ltd.

Stott,

Stout, R.Dr.E.,E.land bailiff, Public

W., medical Works Department

practitioner, Anderson, Durran & McElney

Straeten, H. vander, consul-general for Belgium

Strahan, S. Seguiri, medical practitioner, Drs. Strahan, Nicolson & Bunje

Strange, E. L., assist., Colonial Secretariat

Strange,

Strellett, H.D. E.,L., librarian-in-chargo,

solicitor, Geo. K. Hall Colonial

BruttonSecretariat

& Co.

Stride, R. A., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Strong, R. M. jr., assist, manager, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz

Struct, M. L, engr., Leigh & Orange

Stuart, K. J.Smith,

Sturgeon, A. H.Hongkong

B., assist., Potts & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Sturt,

Swarez,H.Fr.R.,H.,mng. asst,,director,

SpanishChina

Don Underwriters,

Procuration Ltd.

Suckling, P. H., general manager, Hong Kong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Suckling, P. H-, director, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Suiter, J. R., manager, The Pharmacy

Sullivan, H. F., asst., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Sullivan, W. T., Underwriters Savings Bank for the Far East, Inc.

Summers, C. H., assist., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Sutherland,

Svendsen, L.,R.DeutscheF., assist.,Farben

Dairy Handels,

Farm, IceWaibel

& Cold&Storage

Co. Co., Ltd.

Swain, M. R., asst., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Swan,

Swan, G., assist,Jardine,

T., asst., surveyor,Matheson

Harbour&Department

Co., Ltd.

Swan, T., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Sweeney, J. N:, a>ssist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Swetland, S. J., proprietor, Red Lion Inn

Sykes, L., senior traffic inspector, Kowloon-Canton Railway

Symons, P. H., assist, analysts, Government Laboratory

Tacchi, C. J., senior inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Taggart,

Tajiri, A.,J.consul-general

H ., managing for dir.Japan

Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Talan, M., manager, American Lloyd, Ltd.

Talati,

Talbot, M.Dr.P.,H.,Import

medical& Export Merchant

practitioner. Black, Balean, Skinn & Talbot

Tamura, Y., sub-supt., Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Tam worth, I. P., assist, supt., Botanical & Forestry Department

Fl60 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Tanner, G., asst.. Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Tansley,B. W.,

Tape, W., local

assist.,adviser,

Reiss, Sun

Bradley

Life&Assurance

Co., Ltd. Co. of Canada

Tape, E. W., asst, engr., Port Works Department

Tarbuck, A. P., assistant, Hong Kong Electric Co!, Ltd.

Tate, G. W., assist, manager, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Tavares,

Tavares, Alva

A. M.,M.,exportsub-manager, L. Rondon

dept., Reiss, Bradley&&Co., Co.,Ltd.

Ltd.

Tavares, A. R„ assist!, Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Tavares, C. E., asst., Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Tavares, J. F., asst., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

'Faverner, E. L., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Tavlin, M. E., inspector, Sanitary Department

Taye,

Taylor,G.A.B.,J. China Fruit Enterprise,

C., accountant, TreasuryLtd.

Taylor, A. J. G., accountant, Supreme Court

Taylor,

Taylor, A.D. K.,

H. C., m.b.w. ,chief inspector,

probationer, ColonialSanitary

TreasuryDepartment

Taylor, H, A., monopoly analyst, Imports and Exports Office

Taylor, R., works manager, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok-un

Taylor, R. B., asst., Taikoo Dockyard ifc Engineering Co., Ltd.

Tebbutt,C. H.E., J.,assist,

Terry, partner, Davies,Hongkong

Brooke &and GranKowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.

Tester, P., director, manager,

Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd.

Tetzel,

Thelier,C.,H,sub-accountant,

chairman, Societe National Citydes

Francaise BankCharbonnages

of New Yorkdu Tonkin

Thirlwell, A. H, lighthouse keeper, Harbour Department

Thirl well, J. T., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Thomas, Dr. G. H., Medical officer-in-charge, Mental Hospital

Thomas,

Thomas, G.Capt. N., W.asst.,H,Lane, Crawford,American

port captain, Ltd. President Lines, Ltd.

Thompson, A. R., Palace Hotel

Thompson, E., asst., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Thompson, F. M., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Thompson, G. E. F., accountant, Hongkong and China Gas Co., Ltd.

Thompson, W. P., assist, supt. of Police, Police Headquarters

Thompson, W. J., assist., Williamson & Co.

Thomson, A., overseer, Waterworks, Public Works Dept.

Thomson, B., supt. afloat, H. K. & Kowloon Wharf & Godown. Co., Ltd.

Thomson,

Thomson, G.Brig.B. A.8., B.,acct.,A. Hongkong

A. & Q. M. &G.Kowloon

in-ChargeWharf of Administration

& Godown Co., Ltd.

Thomson, G. G. 8., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Thomson, J., assist., The Chase Bank

Thomson, J. B., asst., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Thomson,

Thomson, J.W.D.,M.,manager,

asst, supt.,Dairy Farm,& Ice

Imports and Cold

Exports OfficeStorage Co., Ltd.

Thornton, J. P., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Thoumyre, Rene, director, Societe Francaise des Charbonnages du Tonkin

Tibbs, Major F. C., assist, director of Hygiene & I). A. D. M. S.

Tickle, A.F.,G. mechanic

Tidbury, W., asst, director

examiner,of Naval

PublicOrdnance

Works Department

Inspection Department

Tillery,

Tinson, W.

A. C.,

C., asst, meter

assistant, supt.,

China China

Light andLight

Power & Power

Co., Co., Ltd:

Ltd.

Tinson, G. G. N., solicitor & notary public, Johnson, Stokes & Master

Tobias, L. A., manager, H. Lazarus

Tocher, J. E., temporary assist, station officer, Victoria Fire Brigade

Tod, P., Shipping Dept., Jardine, Matheson

Todd, R. R., Chairman, Urban Council

Tollan, D., assistant, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Tolle, F., assistant, Carlowitz & Co.

Toppin, J., Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Traemp, E. G, asst., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F167

Treskin, V., engineer, Kunst & Albers

Treverton, G., Private Secretary to the H. E. the Governor

Trevor, I. B., traffic manager and storekeeper, Kowloon-Canton Railway

Triggs, C. J., Hongkong

Turner, L., assist., Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.

Turner, M. H., director, E. D., Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Turner, M. H., solicitor & notary public, Deacons

Tye, N. A., mng. proprietor, N. A. Tye & Brothers

Tyndall, F., assist, engineer, Hongkong & China Gas Co., Ltd.

Tyson, F. H., director, Standard Transportation Co,, Ltd.

Ulderup, J. P., proprietor, Ulderup & Co.

Unmuss, R., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

Umnuss,

Unbehaun,R.,C.manager,

H., generalChina Export-Import

manager, Hume Pipe and(Far BankEast),

Co. Ltd.

Urquhart, A., produce dept., Jardine, Matheson

ITttley, Dr. K. H., medical officer-in-charge, Kowloon Hospitali f c Co., Ltd.

Yaidya, K. B., managing director, K. B. Vaidya & Co., Ltd.

Valentine, Dr. D. J., deputy director, Medical Department

Valentine,

Valtorta, Rt.R. Rev.

K., sub-manager, Dodwell

Bishop, Catholic & Co., Ltd.

Cathedral

Vannini, A., manager, A. Vannini & Co.

Vargassoff, N., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Varnell,

Vasunia, R,F. J.P.,architect,

principal,Public Works Department

J. P. Vasunia & Co.

Vasunia, H. P., principal, J. P. Vasunia & Co.

Vasunia, P. P., principal, J. P. Vasunia & Co.

Vaswani, A., managing director, Utoomal & Assudamal Co.

Vaswani, P., South

Veiga, J. R., managing Chinadirector,

MorningUtoomal & Assudamal Co.

Post, Ltd.

Veltman, A. H., mgr., Java-China-Japan Lijn

Vernal, R. J., architect, Public Works Department

Yersier, G., director, Societe Francaise des Charbonnages du^Tonkin

Victor, J. A., Manufacturer’s Representative

Vieira,

Vieira, B.B. S.,

M.,assist.,

assist., Dodwell

Lane, Crawford,

& Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Vieira, D. M., asst., Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

Ville, M. I. de, land surveyor, Public Works Department

Villegas,

Vos, R. de,Fr.dir.,

D., Concrete

master, Dominican House of Studies

Products, Ltd.

Waddell,

Waddington, C. J.,W.engineer,

J., mgr., Public

P. & O.Works

Banking Department

Corpn., Ltd.

Wade, L. W. accountant, National City Bank of New York

Wadeson, R. A., solicitor & notary public, Deacons

Wadmore, A. J., inspector of Works, Public Works Department

Waetjen, R. E., Erdmann & Sielcken

Waggoner,

Wagner, C-,W., asst.,travel

Eastrept., American

Asiatic Co., Ltd.Express Co., Inc.

Wagner, E., asst., Waibel & Co.

Wagstaff, D. W., manager, W. W. Wagstaff & Son

Waid, J., assist., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Wakeham,

Walch, E. R.,P. chartered

O. G., partner,

acct.,Palmer

Lowe, Bingham

Walch, L. D., proprietor, J. Ullman & Co.

Walkden, A. F., asst.,

Walker, C.D.,D.chemist, Dodwell

N., assist., & Co., Ltd.

Walker, The Hongkong

Pharmacy & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Walker, G. F., Percy Smith, Seth and Fleming

Walker, H. A., H. Ruttonjee & Son

Walker, J. M., Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming

Walker, R. D., manager & chief engineer, Kowloon-Canton Railway

Fl68 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Walker, R. J. K., north point inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co*. (S. C.), Ltd.

Walker, V., chief assist, engineer, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd,

Wallace, R. C., assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Wallace, Flight-Lt. R. L., adjutant, Royal Air Force

Walle, I. J. G., manager, Holland-China Trading Co;, Ltd.

Waller, D. F., deputy armament supply officer, R. N. Armament Depot •

Waller, P. A., assist., Benjamin and Potts

Wallet, T., asst, engr., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Wallis, C., Marine Survey Dept., Chinese Maritime Customs

Walner, C. A., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Walser, J. G., wing commander, Royal Air Force

Walsh, P. C., manager, D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.

Ward, A. S., assist., N. V. Netherlandsche Handel-Maatschappij

Ware, Dr. T. W., Second Port Health Officer and Inspector of Emigrants

Warnaffe, V. du Bus de, signs per pro., Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Warnecke, L. H., dir., Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

Warnes,

Warren, E.T. A.,

J. T.,asst., Davie, Co-operative

manager, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Sandalwood Co. (South Australia), Ltd.

Warren, L. B., managing director,

Waters, D. R., partner, Waters & Watson C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd.

Waters, R. A. S., asst, mgr., National Carbon Co.

Waterton, D. W., inspector of Wireless, Government Radio Office

Watson, A. R., asst., W. R. Roxley A Co. (China), Ltd.

Watson, E. C., partner, Waters & Watson

Watson,

Watson, H. C., assist., Dairy

J., secretary, Urban Farm,

CouncilIce and Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Watson, J., representative, Arthur & Co. (Export), Ltd.

Watson, J. A„ assistant, Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Watson, M. M., solicitor and notary public, Johnson, Stokes & Master

Watson, R. A. E., reporter, China Mail & Sunday Herald

Watt, Flt.-Lt. C. A., O. C. Station Flight, Royal'Air Force

Watt, I. W., manager, I. H. Watt k Co.

Wattie, J., chief clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Wauchope, Comdr. C., Operations Staff Officer, Royal Navy

Way, Major G. R., general staff, Military Forces In Dong Kong

Way, H., architect, Way and Hall

Way, J. R., assistant, Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Way, W. K., district manager, R. K. O. Radio Pictures of China, Inc.

Wayncouth, Flag,-Lieut. N. de G., Naval Establishments

Webb, D. A., asst., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Webb, E., Chinese Maritime Customs

Webb, R. L. S., local manager, Commercial Union, Assurance,Co,, Ltd.

Webb, W. F., service mgr., Alex. Ross Motor Co.

Webster, J.A.,S.,assist.,

Webster, director Hong& secretary,

Kong Electric

Davie,Co.,Boag

Ltd.k Co., Ltd.

Webster, W., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation (Swatow1) '

Weiss,

Welch, K.,P., manager.

assist., Gibb,BataLivingston

Shoe Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Wellington, Dr. A. R., director, Medical and Sanitary Services

Wells, H. R., National Mutual Life Association

Wells-Heuderson, W. N., partner, S. E. Levy & Co.

Welsing, E., import dept, mgr., Melchers A Co.

Wesselingh, J. N., asst, mgr., Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

West, H., supt., Crown Lands Office, Public Works Department

Weston, Capt. W. C., Marine & General Surveyor .

Weston, Walter C., supt., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Wheeler, A., assist., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Wheeler,

Wheeler, A.D. Carr., architect,

M., assist., Public

Imperial Works Industries

Chemical Dept. (China), Ltd.

Wheeler, Lt.-Comdr. S. J., surgeon, Royal Naval Hospital

White, A. R. J., assistant, Jardine, Matheson .t Co., Ltd.

White, A. W. T., inspector, Sanitary Department

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

White, C. E., manager, Far East Meters

White, E. H. P., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

White, F. W., agent, L. R. Nielson & Co., Ltd. .

White, G. A., meter supt., China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

White, G. H., assist., Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

White, H. D., Butterfield & Swire

White, J. P., assist., Cosmopolitan Dock

White, K. H. G., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

White, N. L., Passenger Department, Butterfield & Swire

White, R. H. F., sales dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

White, W. J., lighthouse keeper, Harbour Department

Whitefield, J. P., inspector of Lighthouse, Harbour Department

Wrhitehead, Major P. S^ brigade major, Royal Artillery

Whitex, Col. E. S., asst. dir. of Supplies and Transport, Military Forces In|HongtKong

Whitham, J. P., actg. branch mgr,, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Whitley, N. B. M., assist., Colonial Secretariat

Whitley, T. S. D., clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Whittaker, A., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Whittaker, W. H., sr. supt. of Mails, General Post Office

Whyatt, J., Crown Counsel, Attorney General’s Office

Whyte, J. J., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.,. Ltd.

Whyte-Smith, T. S., Crown solicitor, Supreme Court

Widmann, A., partner, Melchers & Co.

Wiele, H., signs per pro., Jebsen & Co.

Wilcox, A. C., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Wild, R. H., manager, South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Wilkins, F. C., store officer, Naval Dockyard

Wilkinson, F. J., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Wilkinson, H. V., chairman, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Wilkinson,' P. B., medical officer in charge, Mental Hospital

Willcocks, Major J. L., commissioner, Prison Department

Willey, F. J., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Williams, E. H., Crown counsel, Supreme Court

Williams, H. F., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Williams, H. G., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Williams, Capt. H. H., assist., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Williams, H. N., assist, master, Queen’s College

Williams, J. C., asst, general manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Williams, M. A., asst., Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Williams, T. B., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. ;

Williams, W. E., Thos. Cook & Son

Williamson, H. B., Butterfield and Swire

Williamson, H. C., assist., supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire

Williamson, S. T., principal, Douglas, Lapraik & Co. .

Williamson, S. T., director, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Willis, B. A. G., financial adviser and auditor, Military Forces In H. K.

Willoughby, G., asst., A. S. Watson & Co,, Ltd.

Willson, C. C. W, acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Wilson, C. R., assist., Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Wilson, D., asst., Petersen & Co.

Wilson, P. B., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Wilmer, R. D H., asst., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank

Wilson, A., asst., Central Agency

Wilson, C. R., assistant, Hong Kong Electric Co.

Wilson, D., drug dept., Petersen & Co.

Wilson, D. G., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Wilson, E., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Wilson, G. H., director, Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

F170 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wilson, G. L., partner, Palmer & Turner

Wilson, G. S., asst. supt. of Police, Police Headquarters

Wilson, P. D., asst, director of Public Works, Public Works Department

Wilson, T. B., general agent, American President Lines, Ltd.

Wilson, W. J., Dollar Steamship Lines Inc., Ltd.

Windsor, C. H., proprietor, Windsor Bros.

Windsor, J. A., proprietor, J. A. Windsor & Co.

Winter, F. B., inspector of Branches, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Winter, J. B., engr., Green Island Cement Co., Hok-un

Witcamp, A., acct., Java-China-Japan Lijn

Witchell, G. B., asst., Williamson & Co.

Witchell, R. G., librarian-in-charge, Colonial Secretariat

Woerden, Dr. F. A. van, actg. consul-general for the Netherlands

Woitsch, V., brew master, Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

Wolf, G. M. D. D., Asiatic Petroleum Co. IS. Cd, Ltd.

Wolfe, J., assist., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Womack, O. C., land surveyor, Public Works Department

Wood, C. F., asst., China Light and Power Co., Ltd.

Wood, F. W., land surveyor, Public Works Department

Wood, G. G., partner, Leigh & Orange

Wood, J. B., Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Wood, R. M., engineer, Public Works Department

Wood, R. R., senior inspector, Urban Council

Wool, Major W. de B., Education Dept.

Woodcraft, R., Sales Dept., Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Woodhouse, R. L. D., asst., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Woodier, J. H., inspector of Postmen, General Post Office

Wooding, W., asst, mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Woodman, R. H., engineer, Public Works Department

Woods, H., emigration officer, Secretariat for Chinese Aftairs

Woodward, W., engineer, Public Works Department

Woollard, J. W., station officer, Fire Brigade

Woolley, W. J., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Wooster, J. B., Neptune Products Co.

Worrall, G. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Woward, S., engr., John I. Thornycroft & Co., Ltd.

Wright, E. G. Smith, director, Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Wright, H., Flying Officer, Royal Air Force

Wright, R., asst., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Wright, W., assist, sub-mgr., Dodwell & Co„ Ltd.

Wright, W. M., Carmichael and Clarke

Wyatt, J. R. G., chief boarding officer, Harbour Dept.

Wylick, G. van, manager, Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

Wylie, B., director & general manager, South China, Morning Post, Ltd.

Wylie, L. M., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Wyllie, A. D., supt., Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Wynne-Jones, E. L, postmaster-general, General Post Office

Wynter-Blyth, P., solicitor, Deacons

Xavier, A. M., assist, cashier, Hong Kong University

Xavier, F. A., Xavier Bros., Ltd.

Xavier, Fred. A., assist., Xavier Bros., Ltd.

Xavier, F. A., vice-consul for Nicaragua

Xavier, J. L., assist., Xavier Bros., Ltd.

Xavier, L. V., accountant, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Xavier, M. A., asst., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Xavier, P. A., managing director, Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd.

Xavier, P. F. dos S., Catdbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F171

Yazima, Y., mgr., Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Young, 0. P., manager, C. P Young & Co.

Young, F. C., manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.

Young, R. F., Chinese Maritime Customs

Young, R., chief acct. «fe secty., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Young, T., assist., Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ltd.

Younghusband, P., Sworn Measurer

Yourieff, E. G., passage dept., Messageries Maritimes

Yoxall, W. T., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Yvanovich, P. A., asst., John D. Hutchison

Yvanovich, V. A., asst., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Zernin, A. J., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.

Zimmern, A., assist., Shi Yu Man

Zimmern, A., deputy registrar, Registration of Births & Deaths

Zimmern, E., accountant, F. Zimmern & Co.

Zimmern, F., principal, F. Zimmern & Co.

Zimmern, F. R., assist., Shi Yu Man

TARIFF OF INVOICE CHARGES AT MANILA

MANILA CHAMBEE OF COMMEECE

Amended Invoice Charges Adopted. 1st April, 1925

Hemp.—Fire Store

Insurance,

Eent 8| cents

per cent, plusper20 month.

per bale per cent, per month on .first cost, plus screwage

cents Charges

cost of receiving into gpdowjiex-godown.20'

for delivering hemp from lighter, cor;ents'casco

.tirade

a»dup10ascent^

followsfor:>re-10.

delivering.

Dry Sugar.—Boat and coolie hire, receiving and shipping, 25 cents per picnl,. Fire Insurants0-.;

i per cent, plus 20 per cent, per month. Store .Sent, 3 cents per pidul per month

WetlSugar.—Landing,

cent, shipping, bags and bagging, 75 cents per picul.' Fife Insurance, | "per

month.plus 20 per cent, per month on first cost. Store Kent, 3 cents per picul per

Coffee.—Receiving

picul. and weighing, 40 cents per

cent,picul.

plus 20Bags, packing

per and

monthshipping,

on first40cost.centsStore

per

Kent, 12Fire centsInsurance,

per piculjper

per month. per cent,

Coprax.—Receiving, weighing and shipping,Insurance,

35 cents perperpicul, including

20 per lighterage, or 25

oncentsfirstwithout

cost. lighterage.

Store Kent, Fire

6 cents per picul£ per cent, plus

month. cent, per month

Sapanwood.—Receiving, loading, and shipping, 40 cents per picul.

Hide Cuttings.—Loading and shipping, 30 cents per picul.

Cordage.—Loading and shipping, 50 cents per picul.

Indigo.—Receiving

per quintal. and packing

Loadinginand

pitched cases,50P.2.50

shipping, perquintal.

cents per quintal. Classification, P.1.00,

Leaf Tobacco.—Receiving,

bale packing and shipping, P.2.50 per bale of 2 quintals and P.4..50 per

Rent,of104 quintals. FireofInsurance,

cents per bale 3 quintals£ per

per cent,

month.plus 20 per cent, per month. Store

Cigars.—Receiving, packing and shipping, P.7.50 per case of 10,000.

Rules Covering

StandardHbmf

Size,Damage in GtOdovvn,

Reconditioning Shortand/or

Broken, Weight,Rejected

and Bales Exceeding

Bales.

the That damage done byin “anay” to ofhemp

sale,onsaid

deposit

riskshall

shallbebeforforthe -risk and accountafterof

expiryoriginal depositor,

of three monthsbut, the ofevent

from date purchase. account of buyer

For reconditioning broken bales, P.1.00 per bale.

For re-classifying, packing and pressing damaged or rejected bales, P.1.50 per bale.

For sundrying,

per bale re-classifying, packing and pressing damaged or rejected bales, P.2.5 <

Payable by seller to buyer.

LIST OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS

IN CHINA, JAPAN, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS/ MALAYA,

BORNEO, SIAM, THE PHILIPPINES^ KOREA,

INDO-CHINA, NETHERLANDS

INDIES, ETC. FOR 10.39

Aall, Cato N. B., consul for Norway, Tokyo

Aaron, H. R., partner, Frankel k Aaroil’1 Singapore

Abbott,

Abdeen, W.

R., E.,manager,

asst, chemist,

AbdeenSewage

k Co., Treatment,

Singapore Shanghai

Abdoolcader, Hon. Mr. H. H., member of the Executive Council, Straits Settlements

Abe, M., signs per pro., H. Kramer, Osaka

Abed, I. B., dir., Adelphi Hotel, Singapore ari a

Abella, G., assist-,

Abernethy, mgfij ltisular

J. S., commr. LifeLand

of Lands, Assurance,

Offide,Cd4 ^ R

Sandakan

Ablitt,

Abraham,B. E.,

B., partner,

director, Fraser k Co., Singapore

L. D. Abraham k Co., Kobe

Abraham, D. E. J., Merchant, Shanghai

Abraham, H. C,, chief surveyor, Survey Dept., F.M.S.

Abraham,

Abrera, S.,J.,Attorney-at-Law,

director, L. D- Abraham

Manila k Co., Kobe.

Abreu, Moreira de, 1st secretary,

Abundo, E., chief acct., Manila, Daily Brazilian Embassy,

Bulletin, ManilaTokyo

.

Accinelli, G., technical dept., Bangkok D6ck‘Co.y'Lti'.. Baugkdk;

Aocurti, Capt. H., manager. Golden Star Co., Tientsin

Adam, F. M., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Adams, A. C. S., vice-consul jEcir,Great Britain, Bangkok

Adams, B. R. C., dist. officer (actirigj,'East Goast 6f Sumatra, British'North Borneo

Adams, C. A., resident, Sibu, Sarawak

Adams, C. G., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Ildilb

Adams, E. H., signs per pro., Algar k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Adaths, G. B;, reptes., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Adams, H. E. D., Travel Advisers, Shanghai

Adams, J. D., workshop mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Adams, J. D., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia k China, Kedah

Adams, J. E., Penang Pilot Board, Penang

Adams, M. C., manager, Japan k Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Otaru

Adams, S. &., minister of. the Gospel, “ Bethesda ” Gospel Hall, Singapore .

Adams,

Adams, T.,

W. proprietor,

C., commandant,T. Adams ife Sons, Tsingtao

Constabulary. Sandakan, British North Borneo

Adcock, W. A., latex supt., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Adderley, K. E., Guthrie k Co., Ltd., Medan

Addison, G. H„ asst, curator, Botahie Gardens, Singapore

Addison, J. S.j state forest officer, Borest Dept., Perak

AdkinS; E. C. S., asst.'dir. for Chifiese'Schools, F. M. S.

Aerenlund, M., export dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Aeschbach,

Affleck, D. C-,A.,assist,

surveyor,

mgr.,Luthy

ProcterGo,, Shanghai

& Gamble Trading Co., Ltd., Cebu

Affleck, J. B., c.b.e., consul-general for Great Britain, Tientsin

Agafuroff, M_. S., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Agajan, J. V., manager, American Trading Co.: of Japan, Ltd., Tokyo ;,

Aguilar, H. B. Brig. Gen. F. J., minister, Mexican. Legation, Tokyo

Agustin, G. S., dir., Bureau of Animal Industry, Manila

F174 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Ahearne, C. D., federal secty.,

Ahrens, P. G., N. V. Straits Java Federal Secretariat,

Trading F.M.S.

Co., Singapore

Aiers, A. H., district mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China),, Ltd., Tsingtao

Aiken, T., partner, Evatt & Co., Singapore

Aikin, R. P., partner, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Ailion, C., C. Ailion Co., Kobe

Ailion, F., proprietor, Caro Trading Co., Kobe

Aitchison, W., store dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Aitkenhead, R. C., mgr., Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Op., Ld., Shanghai

Aiton, R. L., representative, Stewarts & Lloyds, Ld., Shanghai

Akchurin, I. I., mgr., Rialto Co., Ltd., Kobe

Akcurin, E. L, dir., Rialto Co., Ltd., Kobe

Akerib, E. F.,M.,vice-pres.,

Akerman, mgr., Malaya Tribune

Asiatic Press, Ltd.,

Commercial Singapore

Co., Manila

Akerman, G. H., resident repres., Henry Simon, Ltd., Shanghai

Akino, G., partner, Bergmamn & Co., Kobe

Akkermans, F., per pro., N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Akre, Helge, secretary, Norwegion Legation, Tokyo

Akselbo,

Albarda, Gudmand, mang.Java-China-Japan

H. Th., secty., dir., Sabroe Co. ofLijn,

Japan, Osaka

Batavia

Albers, Dr. A., partner, Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Albert, M., agent, N. V. Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Semarang

Albini, Dr. A., Musso Fischer & Wilhelm, Shanghai

Albright,

Alcan, A., S.director,

J., passenger agent, State

Anglo-French SteamshipLtd.,

& Bendixsins Co.,Singapore

Manila

Alcan, M., director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Alcott, C. D., China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Aldanese, V., insular collector, Bureau of Customs, Manila

Aldeguer, T. J., secretary to general manager, Reuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Aldington, G. W., acting consul for Great Britain, Chungking

Aldred, H., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Alejandre,O.R.,van,

Alemann, Clarke

prop.,& Larkin,

Busch &Manila

von Alemann, Tsingtao

Alexander, A. H. B., Harrisons &, Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Alexander, D., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Alexander, G.. Evatt & Co.* Singapore

Alexander, G. M, mgr., Ker & Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Alexander, H. M., Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Alexander, N. L., asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Ipoh, Perak

Alferieff, N., eng. dept., Arnold & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Alfes, G., signs per pro., Ehlers & Co., Shanghai

Alford, C., studio mgr., Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Alford, C. R., manager, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Tsingtao

Allan, E. C., Exchange & Bullion Broker, Shanghai

Allan, F., Nielsen

Allan, J., accts. dept., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Allan, J. C., stores manager, Malayan Motors, Ld., Singapore

Allan, J. M., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Sarawak

Allebe, D., Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore

Allen, A. H. C., commercial mgr., Dunlop Plantation, Ltd., Malacca

Allen, C. C., up-country staff, Bombay-Burmah Trading Copra., Ltd,, Bangkok

Allen, C. P., surgeon. General Hospital, Johore Bahru, Johore

Allen, E. R., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Allen, G. C., asst, contr. of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur

Allen, G. V., principal, King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore

Allen, H. 0., aoct., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Allen, J. A., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Allen, L. A., Lands & Mines Commissioner, Johore

Allen, P. T., Secretary for Chinese Affairs, F.M.S.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl75

Allen, R. D., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Allett, R., manager, Marden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Alley, J. H., general mgr.', Agusan Coconut Co., Manila

Allington, V. M., asst, mgr., printing works, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Allison, H. B., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Allison, I. G., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Allison, J. M., consul for America, Tsinan

Allison, L. M., consul for U.S.A., Tsinan

Alison, A. S., manager, Harrison, King & Irwin, Ld., Foochow

Aloisi, M., acct.,

Alsobrook, A. L.,Italian

repres.,Bank for China,

Stearnes & Co., Tientsin

Manila

Altaffer, L. C., vice-consul, American Consulate, Amoy

Altamira, M. P., Altamira & Co., Tientsin

Altavas, E., General Land Registration Office, Manila

Altenburg, Dr. F., consul-general for Germany, Canton

Altendorf, Joharn, secretary, German Embassy, Tokyo

Altson, R. A., plant pathologist, Agricutural Dept., F.M.S.

Alunan, R., director, Salacot Mining Co., Manila

Ambler, C. P., partner, Fraser & CO., Singapore

Ames, A. P., attorney, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Ames, A. V., mgr., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Paya Lang Estate, Johore

Ammann, E., K. D. Petroleum CO. of China, Canton

Ammann, H., attorney, K. D. Petroleum Co. of China, Shanghai

Amory, R. H. St., Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd., Bangkok

Amos, H. C-, principal, American School in Japan, Tokyo

Amour, J. C., mgr., New Engineering & Shipbuilding Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Amtowgianni, M., commissioner of Police, Ville de Tchekan Kouang-tchiou-wan

Anastassellis, A. C., signs per pro., Tientsin Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Anastassellis, C. J,, signs per pro., Tientsin Tobacco Co., Tientsin

Anastassellis, D; C., signs per pfd., Tientsin Tobacco Co/, Tientsin

Ancel, Ch., mgr., L’Union (of Paris) Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Hankow

Ancel, S. A., foreign sales dept., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ancheta, Leon, manager, foreign dept., Philippine National Bank, Manila

Andersen, C. S., supt., tele, station, Great Northern T’graph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Andersen, H., shipping dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Andersen, R.. China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Andersen, R. Rose, mgr., Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Andersen, Sv., agent, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Klang

Anderson, A. D., mgr., Insurance Dept., New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Anderson, A. J., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Anderson, A. R., asst, supt., Police Dept., Penang

Anderson, D., director, Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Anderson, E. A. G., asst, supt., Chief Police Office, Perak

Anderson, E. F. G., acct., Dunlop Plantation, Ltd., Malacca

Anderson, G. T., works mgr., Hume Pipe Ltd., Singapore

Anderson, H. J. P., chairman, Kulangsu Municipal Council, Amoy,

Anderson, H. P., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd., Penang

Anderson, J. A. D., officer-in-charge, Fire Brigade, Johore

Anderson, J. C. O’G., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Yunnanfu

Anderson, J. G., dist. officer, Mukah, Sarawak

Anderson, J. W., acct. dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Anderson, J. W. S., executive engineer, P.V. D,, Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Anderson, K. M. G., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Anderson, L. C., signs per pro., Drummond & Co., Sandakan

Anderson, R. E., Health Officer, North Perak

Anderson, R. Rose, manager, Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Anderson, S. A., partner, Richie & Bisset, Singapore

Anderson, T. V. N,, mng. dir., Macphail & Co., Ltd.

Anderson, W. G. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Cebu

F176 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Anderson, W. H., pres., Wm. H.AndersonA Go.,'& pres., Erlaiirge & Galinger, Iiic., Alsinilft

Anderson, W., signs per pro., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Anderson, N., Qaldbeck, Maogregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Andreadi, C. J., Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Anderson, T. V. NY, ass^., Saunder,s & JVLjicphail, Singapore

Andrew, A., technician, Malaya Dispensary, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Andrews, A. G., supt., Bagan Dalam Slipway, Penang

Andrews, G. V,, asst, acct., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Andrew, J. A., director, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Andrew, J. H. M., actg. branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Yokohama

Andrews, K. G., engr., Ban Hin Leo Oil Mill, Penang

Andrews, W. C. L., Comes & Co., Yokohama

Andringa, S. H., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Anema, F. F., consul for Sweden. Padang, N.E.I.

Angus, R. J., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Ipoh, Perak

Angus,

Ankeny,S.,J.stamp officer,

C., assist, ColonialFord

manager, Treasury, Singapore

Motor Co. of Japan,. Ltd., Yokohama

Ankerson, W. A., repres., Metropolitan-Yickei^ ,.Electrical Export Cp-, Ltd., Shanghai

Annett, M. A., director, T. E. Griffith (l!):G), Ltd., Canton

Annett, M. M., director, T. E. Griffith (1932). Ltd., Canton

Anonas, G., gen. mgr., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Antaki, Isaac, proprietor, I. Antaki & Co., Kobe

Antenor, L., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de rindochine, H'phong

Anthony, C. E., comml. mgr., Societe des d'Extreme-Orient, Haiphong

Anthony, T. S., partner, A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang

Antoni, M., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Antonio, R. D., architect, A. Gabler-Gummert, Manila

Antill, W. S., sales manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd., Kobe

Apcar, M., mng. director, A. M. Apoar & Co., Yokohama

Aplin,

Aplin, T.F. G., supt.,president,

A. D’o, Chandu Wise

Dept.,& Kelantan

Co., Inc., Manila

Appleton, G. B., tidesurveyor & harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Araneta, Carmen, director, Araneta,

Araneta, J. A., pres., People's Press, Inc., Inc..Manila

Manila

Araneta, J. A., Araneta, De Joya, Zaragoza, Manila

Araneta, Ramon, treasurer,

Araneta, Salvador, AranetaBigInc.,Wedge

vice-president, M anila

Mining Co., Manila

Aratoon, H. S., sole partner, Stephens Paul & Co., Singapore

Arbenz, H. R., architect and consul for Switzerland, Singapore

Arbuthnott, A, partner, Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., K. L., Selangor

Arcangel, M. B., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Archer, A., o.b.e., consul, British Embassy, China

Archer, C. H., consul for Great Britain, Tamshui

Archibald, H. J., managing director, Central,.China Past, Ltd., Hankow

Arcus, M. G., Pharmacy Dept., American Dispensary, Shanghai

Arcouet,

Arcus, C. H.H.,N.,mgr.,

propr., Arcouet

Maison Arcus,& Co., Yokohama

Shanghai

Ardain, L., Business Office, Shanghai Telephone Co,, Shanghai

Areneta, C., secretary, Araneta, Inc., Manila

Arend, F. van den, consul for U.S. A., Surabaya, N.E.I.

Areneta, J. A., pres.. People’s Press, Inc., Manila

Arentoft, O., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Argali, C. B. K., manager, Hill Pharmacy, Kobe

Argent, W. A., director, Mackenzie ife Co., Ltd., Hankow

Arguelles, T., president, Philippine Tannery Co., Iric.,: Manila

Arias, Jose Varela y., consul for Peru, Kobe

Arick, M. R., assist, gen. mgr., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Unsan Gold Mines

Arifuku, I., agent, China & Southern Bank, Ltd., Semarang

Aristoff, P. Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Armstrong, D.; J., signs p.p., Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl77

Armstrong, J., Singer Sewing Machine Go., Singapore

Armstrong, T. T., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Arnhold, C. EL, mng. dir., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Arnhold, H. E., dir., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Arnold, D., manager, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Arnold, E. L., manager for China, Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Arnold, E. L. G., director, Ilbert & Co. (1931), Ltd., Shanghai

Arnold, F., proof-reading dept., North Ghina Daily News & Herald,, Ltd., Shanghai

Arnhold, H. E., director, China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., STrai

Arnold, J., commercial attache, American Commercial Attache, Shanghai

Arnold, Julean, commercial attache, U.S. Dept, of Commerce, Shanghai

Arnold, M. D., sub-acct. & pro-mgr., National City Bonk of N.Y., Tientsin

Arthur,

Arthur, J.J. A., Ellerman’sKennedy

F., partner, Arracan& Rice & Trading Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Co., Penang

Artindale, F. H., secty., Geddes Trading Dairy Farm Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Arundell, G. R. H.. dist. officer, Lubok Antu, Sarawak

Asada, M., director, Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Asanuma, T.,

Ashbrook, C. S.,repres., Southelectrical

chartered British Insurance Co., Ltd., Kobe

engineer, Wakeford ifc Lowndes, Singapore

Ashe, F. P. C., agent attorney, Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ashley, M. E., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Ashworth, C., dir., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Asker, C. G. C., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Aslet, C. A., director, L. D. Abraham & Co., Kobe

Aspland, Dr. W. H. G., medical officer, British Legation, Peiping

Asseier, A. G., signs p. p., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Asselin, J. L., agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Osaka

Assiter, A. H., asst, treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept. Singapore

Athanasius, Rev. Brother, vice-pres., De La Salle College, Manila

Atkins, A. EL, Far Eastern mgr., Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Atkinson, F. H.,

Atkin-Berry, H. asst-, iiarper,Swan

C., partner, Gillillan & Co., Ltd.,

& MacLaren, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Singapore

Atkinson, F. EL, asst., Gilfillan & Co, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Atkinson, R. Derd, director, The Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Atkinson, W. L., architect and director, Atkinson & Dallas, Ld., Shanghai

Atwell, W. E., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Aubert, R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Aubrey,

Audoyer,S.G.,F.,merchant,

president,Audoyer,

A. & P. Co., Inc., Manila

G., Yokohama

Auge, M., consul-adjoint, French Consulate,

Aulas, P,, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, ShanghaiSaigon

Aune, R. B., vice-consul for Norway, Kobe

Aucott, I., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Aurely,

Auriti, H.G.,E.director, Montor, extra.

G., ambassador Ltd., Singapore

& plenip., Italian Embassy, Tokyo

Auslander, H., proprietor, Auslander’s Finance & Import Office, Shanghai

Aussem, EL A., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Austin, R Me P., British consul-general for Yokohama

Auten, R. K., controller Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Auxiar, R. C. da C., vice-consul for Brazil, Kobe

Avent, J. M., acting mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Go., Tsingtao

Avon, M., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Axelrood, M. W., president, Crownchina Co., Inc., Shanghai

Axtell, F. E., commander, Marine Staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Ayers, F. W., supt., Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Aylward,

Ayton, P.,W.secretary,

P., actg.British

chief surveyor,

ChamberSurvey Dept., Pahang

of Commerce, Shanghai

Azadian, C., mgr., National Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Azaola, F., secretary, Wm. H. Anderson t Co., Alanila

Azzaretti, U., signs per pro., F. Venturi, Shanghai

F178 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Baan, H. M. H., Societa Com. Di Esportazione Edi Importazione, Singapore

Babcock, M. G., secretary, Babcock & Co., Inc., Manila

Babcock, W. R., president, Babcock & Co., Inc., Manila

Baboud, C., partner, BabOiid, Mary & Cie., Shanghai

Babintseff, A. V., partner and manager, I. I. Tschurin & Co., Harbin

Babick, W., Ahrens & Co , Tokyo

Bach, M., sales mgr., Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bachelor, R. K., dist. mgr., Manufacturers Life Insurance, Canton

Bachne, G. W., mgr., International Business Machines Corpn., Shanghai

Bacock, L. T., Union Oil Co. of California, Singapore

Baddeley, capt. S., marine supt.. Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Badeley, J. E., barrister-at-law, Hansons, Shanghai

Bader, E., manager, Ogliastro & Co., Hanoi

Baelz, W., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgeselischaft Waibel & Co., Mukden

Baer, W. W., Far Eastern representative, Union Oil Co. of California, Kobe

Baert, P., chancellor, Belgian Consulate, Shanghai

Baerwald, E., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

Baeza, J. I., State Medical & Health Officer, Perak

Bagge, R., secretary, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Bagge, W., envoy extraordinary and Minister plenipotentiary, Swedish Legation

Bagnall, Sir John, Executive Council, Colonial Govt., S. S., Singapore

Bahnson, F. W., Merchant, Hankow

Bailey, C. A., pres., Bailey Stevedoring Co., Manila

Bailey,

Bailey, F.John,

C. sub-manager,

consul-generalNational CityBritain,

for Great Bank ofBangkok

New York, Manila

Baillie, J., manager, Francis Peek & Co., Singapore

Bailey, T. E., asst., Ferry Service Dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Bain, C. M., chairman of directors, Gordon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bain, M. C., partner, Drs. Bain & Glenny, Singapore

Baird, J. P., Municipal Commissioner, Sarawak

Baird, W., mgr., Lower Wharf, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. O.), Ltd., Shanghai

Baist,

Baker, H.Capt.

R., Optical Dept.,toKunst

A. C., adviser & Albers, Canton

the Government of Kelantan, Kelantan

Baker, A. G., supt., Opium Branch, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Baker, Dr. J. E., chairman, China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Baker, E. C., assist, commissioner. Municipal Police, Shanghai

Baker, E. R., executive engr., P.W.D., Jesselton, B.N.B.

Baker, G. H., sales representative, Geo. H., Baker, Osaka

Baker,

Baker, J.H. M.,

R., minister,

controller,1 rGovernment

.S.A. Legation,Monopolies

Bangkok Department, Singapore

Baker, Dr. J. E., chairman, China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Baker, M.,

Baker, director,

M. M., secty.,Amalgamated

Geo. H . Baker.Theatres,

Osaka Ltd., Singapore

Baker, R. A., manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Baker, S. C., editorial staff, Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore

.baker, T. E., reporter, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Baker, W. J., manager, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Baker-Carr, d’A., Yeemgr.,

Bakker, A., branch Tsoong

BlomTobacco

& van derDistributors, Ltd., Canton

Aa., Tientsin

Balandin, N. P., manager, Balandin’s...Pharmacy, Tientsin

Bald, R., manager, Dockyard Department, Harbour Board, .Singapore

Baldensperger, J., Banque de l’fndo-Chine, Shanghai

Baldesberger, P. F. X., dir., T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd., Canton

Baldwin, Barry, manager, Luneia Motor Co., Manila

Baldwin, C. Y., chief accountant, American. Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Baldwin, Dr. F. B., treasurer, American International Underwdriters, Manila

Baldwin,

Baldwin, J.N.,H.,vice-president,

Macondray &Macondray

Co., Inc., Manila

& Co., Inc., Manila

Balhetchet, E. P., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur^ Selangor

Balhetchet, W. A., medical officer, Teluk Anson Hospital, Perak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F179

Balke, H., asst., Hume Pipe (Tar East), Ltd., Singapore

Ball, J. V., pro-mgr. and sub. acct., National City Bank of New York, Canton

Bail, G. V., pro-mgr. & sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Canton

Ball, R. H., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ball, W. A., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ball, W. C. D., district engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Ballard, J., director, China Printing and Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ballereau,

Balls, A. J.,P.director,

A., consul-general

Smith, Bell &forCo.,France, Singapore

Ltd., Manila

Balthaser, W., Deutsche Stickstpff-H-G., Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Band, R W. I., 2nd asst, protector of Chinese, Singapore

Banfield, A. G., supervisor, Govt. Printing Office, Singapore

Banister, T. R., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Lappa

Banks, E., curator, Sarawak Museum. Sarawak

Bannerjea, D. N., Rogers & Son, Malacca

Bannatyne, A., asst. supt. engr., O. S. S. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Baptista, R. D., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Canton

Baptiste, JEL F., asst., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bar, H., mgr. for China, B’que Franoo-Ch. Pour Le Com. et L’Industrie, S’hai

Barbash, B. S., Barbash & Co., Shanghai

Barbashoff, Y. J., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Barbaud, M., asst., Louis Ogliastro & Co., Haiphong

Barbat, V. P., asst., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Barber, J. L. N., news editor, Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore

Barber, R., secretary, Banque de L’Indo-Chine, Shanghai

Barberat, L., agent, Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Mukden

Barbosa, Dr. A. T. de Sousa, Governor of Macao, Macao

Barbotin, J., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Barbour, G., Traffic Dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Barbour, R. A., manager, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Selangor

Barclay, W. A., sub-manager, Alfred, Herbert, Ltd., Osaka

Barcroft, J. C. H., officer in-charge, Lawas, Sarawak

Bardac,

Barden, J.,H.,manager, BanqueBank,

acct., Eastern Franco-Chinoise

Ltd., Singapore pour le Commerce et LTndustrie, Peiping

Baril, R., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiel de Tlndochine, Haiphong

Barker,

Barker, R.J. E.,

J., asst,

assist,auditor, Audit Dept.,

mgr., Shanghai Ice &Kuala Lumpur,Co.,

Cold Storage Selangor

Ltd., Shanghai

Barling, Rev. F. S., China Inland Mission, Pingyang, Wenchow

Barlow, S. V., travelling repres., Canadian National Railways, Singapore

Barme, L., asst., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Barnes, E. C., general manager, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Barnes, E. T., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Mukden

Barnes, P. C., Peninsula

Barnes, T. A., secty. to resident director, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Barnett, J. P., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Barnwell, T. A., latex chemist, Dunlop Plantations, Malacca

Barnwell,

Barnett, H.S.,L.,assist,

asst, mgr.,

to dep.Maynard

reg.-gen.& ofCo.,Statistics,

Ltd., Singapore

Dept, of Statistics, K. Lumpur

Baron, R. N., surveyor & land officer, Land & Survey Dept., Sarawak

Barraclough, E. S., signs per pro.,

Barret, E. C. G., Magistrate, Brunei E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., 1 td., Shanghai

Barron, G. D., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., F. M. S.

Barron, J. M., contr. of Labour, Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Barrera, P. J., partner, Calatroni, Hsieh & Co., Shanghai

Barretto, F. D., Barretto Shipping & Trading Co., Singapore

Barringtow, C. C., asst., Cochran & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Baroukh, !D. F., proprietor, Baroukh Trading Co., Shanghai

Barron, Hon. W. D., commissioner, Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Barron, W. aoct., United Engineers, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

F18Q FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Barrow, A. F. L., asst., Barlow & Co., Singapore

Barrowman, B., Drs., Sir Malcolm Watson & BarroWman, K.L., Selangor

Barry, F. R.,. manager,. Employer’s’ r,Liability Assurance Corpn., Shangha:.

Barry, J. C., personal asst, to C. P. O., Police Dept., Singappre

Barry,

Barson,T.A.A.,J.,.,secretavy,

secty. & mgr.,Accts,

Automatic Telephones-of

Dept., Millington, China, Fed. Inc.,, D.S.A., Shanghai

Ltd.,,Shangliai

Bartels-Troje, H., consul for Germany, Sourabaya, N.E.I.

Bartels-Troje, H. J. L.,Barth,

Barth, J., proprietor, dir., N.J., V.Tokyo

Behn, Meyer .& Co., Sourabaya

Bartholomeusz, F. A., mang. director, ,F. A. Bartholpmeusz, Ld., Singapore

Bartlett, H. G. H., supt., Govt. Gardens & Plantations, Taiping, Perak

Bartley, W., president, Municipal Council, Singapore,

Barton, FL D. M., Tea Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Barue, H. L. Compagnie Franco-Asiatique. des Petroles, .Yunnanfn

Barwick, S., eastern commander, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Bary, Dr. A., Medical Practitioner, Shanghai

Basel, F. W., architect and engineeri Baspl & Prey, Peiping , ,

Baskerville, R. E., gen., mgr., Firestone Tyre & Rubber Co., Manila

Baskett, A. S.,secretary,

Bass, G. K., phief cashier, Shanghai

Kulangsu Waterworks

Municipal Council, Co.,

A moyLtd., Shanghai

Bassompierre,

Bastian, G. 0., H.BungeE. Baron

& Cbl,Albert

Ltd., de, ambassador, Belgian Embassy’, Tokyo

Shanghai

Bateman, E. F., dir. & secty., Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

Bateman, O. R. S., partner, chartered accountant, Gattey & Bateman’, S’pdre

Bateman, R., line dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bateman, S. B., signs per pro., Ellerman’s Arracap Rice &■ Trading Co., Ltd,., Bangkok

Baterson, W. B., Malaya Tribune Press, Lid., Ipoh, Perak

Bates, A. E., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bates, H. B., mgr. for Far East, Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bates, J. Nl, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bates, M. M., acct., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Bath, V. C., secty., Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Singapore

Bathurst, E., deputy com., Chinese Maritime Customs, Peiping,’

Battegay, M., mgr. t prop., M. Battegay, Tientsin

Battishill, P. H., partner, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Batty, R., asst., Batons &: Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Baudoin, P., president, Societe Indochinoise D.e Plantations D’Heveas, Saigon

Bauer, Paul, consul-general for Austria, Tientsin

Baughan, A. F., mgr., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Baughan,

Baukham, C.G^,G.Batons

E., asst,& Baldwins,

supt., PoliceLtd.,Department,

Shanghai Penang

Bauman, C. T., accountant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Baur, Dr. F., signs the firm, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Bavinck, J. B., resident of theyEa'st Coast' Of Sumatra, Medah

Baxter,

Baxter, A.C. R.,

C-V mgr.,

asst., Straits

BoustedTrading Co., Ltd.,

& Co., Ltd., Penang

Singapore

Baxter, H. G., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Bayer, L-, . Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Bayes-Davy, iS., surveyor, Paulsen & BayesTDavy, Shanghai

Baygulo’w. M., mgr., Old Shield Lub Oil Co., Moji

B-aylin, A. 0.) manager, Oppenheimer Casing Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Baylin, J., director, Banque de LTndo-Chine, Haiphong,

Bayly, G. E, W. W., supt. of Prisons, Prisons Dept., Straits Settlements

Bayne, H. Hunter, chartered accountant, H. H. Bayne & Co., Manila

Bayot, A. M., proprietor apd manager, Plaza Hotel, Zamboanga

Beach, F. P., Rev., American Board Mission, Foochow

Beadon, J. R. H., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Kuala Lipis ■,

Beale, N. G., mng. dir., General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd., Shanghai

Bean, A., inspector of mines, Mipes Dept., F.M.S-.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F18I

Beath, D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Kuching, Sarawak

Beatty, J., general manager, Railway Dept., Je^geltonj British North Borneo

Beattie, S. J., surveyor, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Beauroy, H., vice-consul for France, Peiping

Beavis, A. E. proprietor, Singapore Fertilizer Co., Singapore

Bechler,R.E.,C.merchant,

Beavis, mech. engr., Raub Australian Gold Mining Da, Ltd., Pahang

Hankow

Bechtle, W., “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomel Kaisha, Kobe

Beck,

Beck, I.,E. E.Becks,

H., chief

Inc., police

Manilaofficer, Police Department, Malacca

Beck-Frus, Baron J., Swedish- Envoy Ext., & Minister Plent, Peiping, S’hai

Beck, Walter, Merchant, Tokyo

Beck, Dr. W. J., resident, Governor’s'Office, Medan

Becker, P. A. F., Merchant, Singapore

Becker, P., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Becker, Dr. W., partner, C. Illies-ife Cotj-Toky© : _ '

Beckett, A., Belgian consul at Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Beckett, H. J. R., financial controller, Treasury Department, .SandakaU

Becot, J., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigoni , •

BMaride, F., mgr., Lonkomay, Shanghai

Bedat, M., directeur, Cie des Eaux de Hanoi, Hanoi

Beddoe, Dr. R. E., supt.. Stout Memorial Hospital, Wuchow :-

Beddow; L. T-rpartneirt,Thomson A Co., Tientsin & Peiping,

Bedford, F., gas engr., Municipal Gas, Dept.;, Singapore

Bedington, G. C., settlement engr., P. W. D., Penang ^ Province Wellesley

Bedington,

Bedlington, T.K.G.,L.,state seniorengr. grade Revision

surveyor, 1, MalayanBranch,

PublicSurvey

Works I)ept.,

Dept., Taiping

F, M. S.

Beedle, P. N.j technical dept. Far East Oxygen & AcetylemeOGb.j Ltd., Singapore

Beerbrayer,

Beerli, H., mgr., .!., Merchant,

signs per Dairen

pro., Ydlk'firt Brothers, Shanghai . ' :

Beeton, J. H., asst., Bennie, Lowick & 'Co.’, Singapore

Begg, T. A. T., surveyor, Nielsen & Malcolm, Shanghai

Beins, F. M., asst, collector of Land Revenue, Land' Clffice, MklaccaJ '

Behrens, I„ sooty., Gteft Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Behring, F. \r., Bayoiq‘i'okiihih jGbmbi Kaishh, Kobe

Behr, V., ask., WinckfeE '& CoV, Yokohama

Behrens,

Belden, H.I.,J.,secty., GreatPeoples’

director; Northern Telegraph

Mortgages Co., Ltd., Shanghai

& Investment Co., Manila

Belclerson, J. H., asst; auditor, Audit Dept., Singapore

Belgrave, W. N, O., dir. of Agriculture, Agricultural: Dept., F.M.S.

Bell,

Bell, A. D., directbr,

agent', The Shaiighai'Dock & Engineering

AmoyCo., Ltd'.; Shangha,i

Bell, G.D. T.,

A. E., Hongkong

superintendent, & Shanghai

Mansfield Bank,Singapore

& Co., Ltd.,

Bell, PL, f.c.a., Bell (HaroM),. Taylor, Bird & Co., Kobe

Bell, J M.,

Bell, M. B., divisoftalSupt.-,H’raris,' Dept., Federated Malay vStateS P)ept., K. Lumpur

proprietor, Bell & Co., Singapore

Bell, R. D., director, Harvie, Cooke ifc Co., Shanghai

Bell,

Bell, R.W. G.,G., Representative

assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo

Bellamy, A. W, coroner, Coroner’s Department, Penang

Bellemans, M. P., agent, Robert -Dollar

Beilis, A. G., general manager and treasurer, Co.., Zamboanga

J. P. Heilbronn Co., Manila

Beltchenko, A. T., consul for Portugal, Hankow

Bemis, capt. H., naval attache and naval attache for air, U.S.A. Embassy* Tokyo

Bender, F. W., manager, National City Bank of Nevv York, Kobe

Bendixsens, E., director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Benecke, D. W. A.,;signs per pro.; Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Benedict, P. H., mgr., Standard-Yacurmi Oil Co., Kiukiang

Benjamin, S. H., Benjamin & Sons, Shanghai

Bcnkiser, A., signs per pro., Melchers & Co., Shanghai

F182 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bennett, £. J., director, G.

Bennett, E. L., dir., Midland InvestmentH. Slot & Co., Co.,

Ld„ Ltd.,

Singapore

Shanghai

Bennett, W. Geo., merchant, Bennett & Co., Chemulpo

Bennett, H. G., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,

Bennett, H. T., divisional mgr., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., SingaporeTokyo

Bennett, J., signs per pro., Borneo Co., Ld., Singapore

Bennett, J. R., partner. Sandilands Butterv & Co., Penang

Bennett, P. J., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bennett, R., resident engr., Huttenbacks, Ltd., Alor Star, Kedah

Bennett, Roy C., editor and gen. mgr., Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Bennett, R. D., mgr., Educational Dept., Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Bennett, W. G., consular agent, British Consulate, Chemulpo

Bennetts, A. T., senior inspector of Mines, Mines Dept., Pahang

Einninghoff, H. M., consul for U.S.A., Harbin

Benoit, J. B., French Municipal Council. Tientsin

Benson, C. F., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Benson, D. J., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews. Shanghai

Bensen, J. A. G., supt., 3rd Division, Trade & Customs, Sarawak

Bentham, V. H., asst., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Bentinck, H. J. F., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Tientsin

Ben well, A. J., comdr., Salvation Army, Peiping

Beraha, D., signs per pro.. Beraha & Efetter. Shanghai

Berents, H., land commissioner, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Berg,

Berg, J.A.,vanmgr.,den,Telge & Schroeter,

consul ShanghaiShanghai

for Netherlands,

Berger, D. C., consul for America, Tientsin

Berger, S. M., pres.. Berger & Co., Manila

Bergmann, capt. L. J., China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co., Shanghai

Bergmann, O. E., mgr., Wilding & Co., Batavia, N.E.I.

Berli, A., partner, Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Berli, H., partner, Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Bermant, A., assist., Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Bennetts, A. T., senior inspector of Mines, Mines Dept., F.M.S.

Bentham, V. H., asst., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan, B.N.B.

Bernard, M., vice-consul & secrdtaire-archiviste, French Legation, Bangkok

Bernhardt, H., signs per pro., Erdman & Sielcken, Sourabaya

Bernstein, H. H., representative, Orenstein & Koppel, A. G., Shanghai

Berntsen, H. B., president, National Merchants & Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Hankow

Berrick, B. R., director, Berrick &. Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Berry, H. C. A., director, Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Berry, J. P. de, agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Shanghai

Berry, M., director, Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Shanghai

Berthet, A. J., asst., Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Berthet, R. A., chief clerk, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bertouch-Lehn,

Bertram, R., merchant, Baron R.,R. Minister,

Bertram &Danish Legation, Tokyo

Co.. Peiping

Bessmer, J. O., asst, mgr., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd., Manila

Best, E.C. A.C., L.,actg.vice-pres.

Best, chief surveyor, Survey Dept.,

& secy., American RadioMalacca

& Refrigeration Co., Shanghai

Best, J. B., supt., Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Best, L. H., Carreras, Ltd., Penang

Beswick, L., director, Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Betheras, F. N., asst, general mgr., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Pahang

Betines,

Bettendorf,S. J.,W.proprietor,

C., auditor,Bubbling Well Pharmacy,

International Harvester Shanghai

Co. of Phil., Manila

Betteridge, T. D., partner, Hallam & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Betz, R. H., vice-consul for Germany, Canton

Beudin, J., manager, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Beurms, Rev. C., dir., Philippine Mining Co., Manila

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS F183

Bevan, M. L.. China Representative, Maclaine Watson & Co., Shanghai

Bevan, T. W., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Bewick, N. T., comptroller of the Household & Private Secretary, Pahang

Beyer, A. A., Beyer & Co., Ltd., Newchwang

Bhagat, B. D., managing proprietor, Sphinx Trading Co., Kobe

Bibby, T. F. A., governing director, Warner Barnes &, Co., Ltd., Manila

Bichard, G. F. H., Benjamin and Potts, Shanghai

Bickerdike, F. A., instal.director,

Bickart, R., managing engr., Oriental Telephone

Oppenheimer & Cie,&Ltd.,

Electric

KobeCo., Ltd., Singapore

Bidder, Dr. H., consul, German Legation, Peiping

Biddle, A. C., proprietor, Townsend & Co., Chemulpo

Biddle, C. W., National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Biddulph, J. P., magistrate, Magistrate’s Court, Negri Sembilan

Biederman, E., Merchant, Saigon

Biederman, M., .Merchant, Saigon

Biehayn, P., mgr., Slevogt & Co., Shanghai

Bielfeld,

Bielfeld, L.L., A.,Bielfeld

Bielfeld& Sun,

& Sun,Tientsin

Tientsin

Bielfield, K., merchant, Donnell & Bielfiold, Tientsin

Bielo-Kamen, M., mgr., General Trading Co. & Universal Trading & Express Co., T’tao

Biesel, R. G., per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Bigault, R. Compagnie des Chargeurs R4unis, Saigon

Bijlmer, W., outdoor dept., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappijj Singapore

Bilton, E. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India Aust. & China, Tientsin

Bines, J. A., mgr., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Bingham, R. P., m.c.s., asst, protector of Chinese, Singapore

Binnie, A. C., accounts dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Binnie, T. R., deputy commissioner, Customs & Excise, K. L., Selangor

Bijlard, P., French Consul, Sourabaya

Bill, O. O., manager, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Singapore

Billing, A. G., asst, supt., Survey Office, Johore

Billing, J. M. L.executive

Billinghurst, engineer,& Swire,

R., Butterfield Bentong,Hankow

Pahang

Bilton, E. W., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. and China, Shanghai

Bintley, B. N., asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Birch,A.A.J.,L.,sub-accountant,

Bird, chief electrical Chartered

engineer andBankinspector,

of India,P.W.D., Johore

Australia and China Shanghai

Bird, C. F., f.c.a., Bell ^Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co., Kobe

Bird, E. G., mgr., Caldbeek, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Penang

Bird, G. V.,

Bird, R., Acting Palmer & Turner,

Deputy Singapore

Treasurer, Singapore

Birenstihl, M., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Birkenbeil, E. O., assist.,

Birnie, Leonard, Merchant, Kobe Bayer, Meister-Lucius Y.G.K., Kobe

Birse, A. L., district officer, Kinta District, Perak

Birt, C. F., exc. engr., Public Work & Railways Department, Sarawak

Birt, J. K., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Wuchow

Bishop, A. H., vice-president, Koppel (Philippines), Inc., Manila

Bishop, H., executive

Bishoprick, engineer,& P.W.D.,

S., China Import Sandakan,Co.,B.Ltd.,

Export Lumber N. B.Shanghai

Bissegger, W., erection inspector, Sulzer Bros., Kobe

Bisseker, F. D., general mgr. in the East, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Bittleston, H. D., actg. consul for Siam, Netherlands Indies

Bixby, G. B., asst, works mgr., Eastern Smelting Co.. Ltd., Penang.

Bjergfeit, F. M., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Black, A. R., asst., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Black, H. D., asst, civil engr., Harbour Board, Penang

Black, J, A., actg. secretary for Chinese Affairs, Singapore

Black, J. A., commissioner, Municipal Office, Penang

Black, K, N., mgr. director, Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd., Sarawak

F184 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Black, K. N., mgr., Mansfield Oo., Ltd., Singapore'

Black, T., c.a., Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Blackburn, A.. D., k.c.b.g., c.b.e., Chinese counsellor, British Embassy, Peiping

Blacker, K. A., fourth magistrate, Griminal Districts Police Courts, Singapore

Blackmar, M. E., representative, Douglas Fir Export Co., Osaka

Blackmore, Dr. W. L., registrar of Birth

Blackwell,

Blagg, C. E.K.L.,R.,legal Stateadviser,

Treasurer,

LegalPerak

Department, Sarawak

Blain, A., a.c.a., Bell (Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co., Kobe

Blair, R. E., Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpn., Hankow

Blake, A. F., mgr., Simplex Concrete Piles, Ltd., Singapore

Blake, F. H., managing director,. Simplex Concrete Piles, Ltd,, Singapore1,

Blake, L. R., dir., Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Singapore

Blaker, B. O., partner, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Blakstad, G. C. C., asst, supt., Preventive Branch, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Blanchard,

Bland, L. J., sub-acct.,

C., Rising Chartered

Sun Petroleum BankTokyo

Co., Ltd., of India, Australia & China, Renang

Bland, J. F. M., Rising Sun Petroleum

Bland, Lloyd, director, Frost, Bland & Co., Shanghai Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Blanks, L. C., acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.,Shanghai

Blandy, E. H., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Blankstein, D. S., secretary, Municipality, Padang

Blattmann, P., assistant, Siber. Hegner

Blatfjnier, R., manager, Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Blaxill, C. H., freight agent, American Mail line, Kobe

Blechynden, L. de C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Philippines), Ltd,, Manila

Blinko, J. H., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Bloch, M. S., manager, Bloch & Co,, Shanghai

Blom, S., chief engineer, American Far Eastern Match Co., Shanghai

Blomfield, E:, asst., Ladang Geddes Estate, Negri Semilan

Blondeau,P., R.,Shanghai

Blown, consul for France, Co.,

Telephone Hankow

Shanghai

Bluck, F. 0., branch mgr.,

Blum, C., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd., State BankManila

of North Borneo, Sandakan

Blum, F., director, Oppenheimer & Cie.,.Ltd., Kobe

Blume, R., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Blundell, W., director, Blundell & Co.,, Ltd., Tokyo

Blunn, W. G. C., managing director, Blunn, George & Co., Ltd., .Selangor

Blunt, A. P., consul-general for Great Britain, Canton

Bluntschli, H. C., general agent., Pakan Baroe, Sumatra

Blyth, C,, director, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Blyth, F. J., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Blythe, W. L., asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Secretariat, Singapore

Boardman,

Bodalin, S. L,F.asst,V., manager,

attorney, Oriental

Asiatic Telephone

Trading and Electric

Corporation, Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Hankow

Bodi, L. C., acct., Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Bodiker, G., partner, Rodiker & Co., Canton

Bodisco, C. A. de, actg. preventive deputy commissioner, C. M. Customs, Canton

Boehl, W., signs per pro., Roese, Gebrueder (Roese Bros.), Swatow

Boehlke,

Boehm, C.,R.,F.Bayer PharmaInc.,Co.,Manila

E. Zuellig, Shanghai

Boellhoff, H,, China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Canton

Boers,

Boerter,W.A.,0.,manager,

Nederlandsch Indische

Tsingtao CarpetHandelsbank, Singapore

Factory, Tsingtao

Bogdanoff, G., import dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Bohanan, C. O., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Boillot, C., directeur, Boillot & Co., Hanoi

Boissevain, G. W., consul-gen. for the Netherlands, Shanghai

Boissezon, Ch. de, commissaires aux comptes, International Savings Society, S’hai

Boissier,

Bolam, D.,J. harbour

S., senior-executive

office, Chineseengr., Public Customs,

Maritime Works Dept., Singapore

Canton

FOREIGN RESIDENTS FI85

Boldero, J. C.,H.,assist,

Bollenhagen, secretary,

Merchant, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tientsin

Boiler, R., chief-clerk, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama..

Boiler, R., assist., Ford Motor Car Co. (of Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Bolliger, W., mgr., Trachsler, Ltd., Shanghai

Bolte, A., proprietor, A. alte & Co., Tientsin

Bolter, H., mgr., H. Bolter & Co., Singapore

Boltor, M., repres., St7,aits Times Press, Lid., Kuala Lumpur

Bolton, B. E., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd, Taikoku, Formosa

Bolton, F., asst., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bolton,

Bolton, G.

M.,V.,partner,

mgr., Dunlop

Marshall,Plantations, Ltd.,Shanghai

Bolton & Co., Legong Ulu Estate, Negri Sembilan

Bombach, H., Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Bonar, H. J. T., dist. forest officer, Batang Padang Dirtrict, Perak

Bonbernard, A. L. A., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Boncker, P. C., agent, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd , Cebu

Bond, A., asst., Patons k Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bond, rJ. F., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld., Manila

Bone, '. H., accounts dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Bone, C. E., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., Selangor, k N. S.

Bonenfant, C. A., asst, mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Singapore

Bonetta, Cav. Un. A., general agent, Lloyd Triestino, S. N. Co., Shanghai

Boniface, Ml, director, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Tientsin, Hankow

Bonner, J. I., mgr., National City Bank ef New York, Canton

Bonnerman, P. H., acct., Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Singapore

Bonnett, P. H, chief surveyor, Survey Department, Trengganu

Bonnot,

Bonnyman, R., chef

J, A.,d in.stall.,

mgr., Install, de Nhabe,

Shanghai Dock Cie.& Franco-Asiatique

Engineering Co.,desLtd.,

Petroles, Saigon

Shanghai

Bono, E. V.,G.,signs

Bonwick, per pro.,

secretary, Yannoulatos

Christian Bros.,Society

Literature Chefooof Korea, Seoul

Boogaard, K. van den, agent, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Semarang,,.

Boogerman,

Boomer, J. F.,M.,vice-president,

asst., DiethelmBabcock

k Co., Ltd.,

k Co.,Bangkok

Inc , Manila

Boomsma, D. F., acct., N. V. Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Tokyo

Booten, H. de V., Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Booth, C., shop mgr., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Booth, G. A., manager, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd , Tientsin

Booth, J. C., engineer, Patons k Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bordier, P., Compagnie Franco-Asiatiquecles Petroles, Saigon

Bordwell, P. H., asst. gen. mgr., Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd., Shanghai

Borioni, C., signs per pro., Olivier-Chine, Tientsin

Borneman, O. L., mgr., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Born, J. F., R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., Kobe

Borras, A. G., chief tide surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Borregaard, A. S., representative, T. B. Gansmoe, Kobe

Bosch, H., van

Bosch, W. mng.den, partner, Nachf.Line

Nederland H. Ahrens k Co., Mail,

Royal Dutch TokyoSingapore

Boss, F. H., Merchant, Tientsin

Boss, F., manager, Palace Hotel, Shanghai

Bossee, A., Compagnie des Messageries Mantimes, Shanghai

Bosse, G., director, Lohmann k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bosselman, A., consul for Denmark, Hankow

Bosshardt, W., signs per pro., Diethelm k Co., Haiphong

Bossing, K, asst., East Asiatic Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Boswell, A. B. S., State Forest Officer, Forest Dept., Selangor

Botelho, Y. R., Marshall Bolton & Co., Shanghai

Boterf, J. le, directeur general adjoint, Societe des Ciments Pdand, H’phong

Botly, C. W. G., sole proprietor, Botly & Co., Perak

Boughan, A. F., imports dept,, Sime Darby k Co., Ltd,,. Malacca

Boulle, P., acting secretary, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

F186 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Boulton, A., Shipping & Insurance Dept., Gornes & Co., Kobe

Boulton, R. B., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Boumphrey, C. L., asst., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Bourgheiles, P. L. J. de, vice-consul for Spain, Batavia

Bourg, J. Du., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Bourke, J., manager, Burlington Hotel, Shanghai

Bourne, A. M., mgr., North British & Mercantile Ins. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bourne,

Bourne,Jr.,MajorA. W.,K.manager, Standard-Vacuum

M., commissioner, Police Oil Co., Shanghai

Force, Singapore

Bourne, V. H., deputy treasurer, Revenue Office, Shanghai

Bourrin,

Boutcher,A.,C. director, TouristBoutcher

G., principal, Informatibn

& Co.,Bureau, Saigon

Ipoh, Perak

Bouvier, F., commissaire aux comptes, International

Boutron, P. L., accountant, The Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Savings Society, Shanghai

Haiphong

Boutross, P. Mi, Boutross Bros., Shanghai

Bovo, Comm. Goffredo, consul-general, Italian Legation, Bangkok

Bowen, G., manager, Bowen & Co., Manila

Bowen, G. H., manager, Barlow & Co. & vice-consul for Spain, Singapore

Bowen, Dr. J. E., resident supt., Country Hospital, Shanghai

Bower, W. H., freight dept., Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd., Kobe

Bowerman, E. H. R., head cable foreman, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Bowers, L. L, manager, Malayan Signs Press, Singapore

Bowker, J.W.,L.,div.

Bowling, mgr.,mgr.,

Asiatic Petroleum

Imperial ChemicalCo. (N. C.), Ltd.,(China),

Industries Hankow Ltd., Hankow

Box, A. D., G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Boyce, R. F., consul, American Consulate, Yokohama

Boyd, A., technical adviser on Piece Goods, Customs & Excise, K. L., Selangor

Boyd, A. C., supt. of Posts and Telegraphs, Kelantan

Boyd, E. E. G., director, Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd., Perak

Boyd, R., dir. of Co-operation & reg. of Co-operative Soc. (F.M.S.dc S.S.), K.L., Selangor

Boyd,

Boyer,T.C.,J.dir.,

L. Stirling,

Harrisonchief

and justice,

CrosfieldSupreme

( Borneo),Court,

Ltd., Kuching,

SandakanSarawak

Boyes, G. M., partner, Boyes, Bassett tfe Co., Shanghai

Boyes, W. R., representative, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Boynton, Rev. C. L., secretary, National Christian Council of China, Shanghai

Bracken, P., despatch, Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Bracklo, Dr. E., consul for Germany, Tsingtao

Braddell,

Bradford, R.G. St.P., John, partner,

president, Braddell

Everett Bros., Corpn.,

Steamship SingaporeShanghai

Bradford,

Bradley, R. P., executive engr., Public Works Dept.,Co.,Straits

W. R., manager, Philippine Aerial Taxi ManilaSettlements

Brady,

Brady, A. A., Stock and Share Broker, Shanghai

Braga, A.H. J.,W.,commissioner,

assist., Hongkong and Shanghai

Municipal Council,Banking

SingaporeCorporation, Penang

Braga,

Braga, A.J. R.,

S., chancellor,

foreign mgr.,Portuguese

Kwong Koh Consulate, Shanghai

Long, Bangkok

Bragg, W. H., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Bragonier, Jr., R., vice-consul, American Consulate, Canton

Braidwood, W. G., dir. & secty., China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Braley, S., sub-manager,

Bram, Kj., East Asiatic Co., International

Ltd., BangkokSavings Society, Shanghai

Bramwell,

Brand, A. R.,E. asst.,

K., assist., Warner,

Mansfield & Co.,Barnes

Ltd.,

e Co., Ltd., Manila

Brand, C. W., manager, N. V. Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Tokyo

Brand, Fred J., general manager, Whitsons, Ltd,, Shanghai

Brand, H. S., partner, M. W. Greig & Co., Foochow

Brand, J. K., A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ltd., Shanghai

Brand, H. S., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Foochow

Brand, Wm. M. S., prop., Kungping Co., Foochow

Brander, J. M., asst. dir. of Co-operation (South), Co-operation Soc. Dept., K.L., Selangor

Brandt, A. L., secretary, Brandt cfc Rogers, Ltd., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F187

Brandt, J., managing director, Aall & Co., Osaka

Brandt, R. J. S., finance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brandt,

Brandus,Wm.,A. W.,managing director,

Netherlands BrandtOffice,

Insurance & Regers, Ld., Shanghai

Harbin

Brangwin, Dr. C. H., Medical Practitioner, Swatow

Brasch, F.,

Braseh, K., assist., Deutsch Farben,

H. C. Macnaughton & Co.,Waibel

Kobeifc Co., Shanghai

Brash, R. P., managing director, G. W. Wilson & Co., Ld., Perak

Brassine, H. J., signs per pro., Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Singapore

Brauns, Erik, director, Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Brayne, A. B., manager, Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Hankow

Brayne, W. C., archivist, British Legation, Bangkok

Brazao, M., technical director, Farmacia Moderna Jorge & Co., Ltd., Macao

Breakunberg, D. A., acct., Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Breakspear, O. T., director & editor, Finance & Commerce, Ltd., Shanghai

Bredebusch, K. A., Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellischaft, Waibel & Co., Mukden

Bree, J. P. de, head technical dept., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways, Batavia

Breen,

Brennan,C. C.J., J.,Shanghai Lumber

vice-consul & Coal Co.,

for America, Shanghai

Chefoo

Brennecke, A.,

Bretherton, E. representative, Roechling

H. S.. asst, inspector Steel Works

of Schools, (Germany),

Education Osaka

Dept., Perak

Bretschneider, Fr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Breuer, H. W., signs the firm, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Brevie, Jules, governor-genernl of French Indo-China

Brias, Antonio, managing director, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Briault, S. L., proprietor, Tipper & Co., Peiping

Briceno, J. B’., consul for Panama, Yokohama

Bridge, A. L., mgr., Court Hotel, Tientsin

Bridge,

Bridge, B.H. F.,

V., district

director,judge, District

Pottinger Court,

&,Co., Malacca

Tientsin

Bridgeford,

Bridger, H. L., accountant, Forster-McClellan&Co.,

G. M., sub-mgr., Warner, Barnes Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Manila

Bridges, W. F. N., surveyor-gen., Survey Dept. (S.S. & F.M.S.), K. L., Selangor

Bridgwood, B., asst., McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs Co., Batavia

Brierley,F.J.A.,W.,partner,

Briggs, sub-manager,

BennonChina Engineers,,Ltd..,

& Barley, Kuala Lumpur,Shanghai

Selangor

Briggs, J. it., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Briggs, N. H., asst., Standard-Yacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Brighouse, S., chairman of board of directors, Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Bright, J., director, Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Singapore

Brill, R., partner, A. Ehlers & Co., Shanghai

Brimo, A., president, Big Wedge Mining Co., Manila

Brimberg, H., proprietor, China Furs, Tientsin

Brims, G. J., inst. engineer, China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bringert, R., mgr., Ekman Foreign Agencies* Ltd., Shanghai

Brionval, J., secretaire d’Ambassade, French Consulate, Bangkok

Brisbane, D. A., c.a., White, Page

Brisbane, D. W., proprietor, Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Singapore

Brisk, H. H., Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brisk, S. C., passenger dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Bristowe, W. S., director, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Britto, C. A., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Britton, L., general manager, Radio Pictures of China, Inc., Shanghai

Broadfoot, Rev. T. A., secretary, United Church of Canada Mission, Kongmoon

Broadhurst, D. K., asst, supt., Police Department, Penang

Brockett, W. H., aotg. town supervisor, Town Boards, Johore

Brockhurst, G. N., proprietor, Singleton-Benda Shosha, Yokohama

Brockmann, G., asst., Borneo Co.,. Ltd., Bangkok

Brodie, E. A., branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Tokyo

Brodie, W. F., secretary, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

F188 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Brodie, Dr. W R.. dy. registrar, Registration of Births & Deaths, Penang

Broek, J. van D., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Broetje, G., shipping dept., Ahrens & Co., Kobe

Brolykke, O., import dept., East Asiatic,Go., Ltd., Bangkok

Bromley, T. E., acting consul ,for Great Britain, Yokohama

Brondal, A., mgr., East Asiatic Co, Ltd., Shanghai

Brondgeest, C,, supt. engineer,. Peiping Electric Co. (1922), Ltd., Peiping

Broodbank, A. J. B., commissioner of Customs & Excise, Sandakan

Broodie, W. F., secretary, Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Brook, E., dir.

Brooke, C. E. R. M., secretary. Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Brooke, His

Brooke, Highness Sir

His Highness Bertram

CharlesW„Vyner,

Tuan Muda Rajah ofof Sarawak,'

Sarawak, Sarawak

Sarawak

Brooke, H. W., manager, Connell Bros. Co., Shanghai

Brooke, J. T. W., Davies & Brooke, Shanghai

Brookman,

Brooks, A. C.,J., deputy

manager,Govt,Feltman Bros.,Govt.Manila

analyst, Analyst’s Deparfmept, Singapore

Brooks, G. R., secretary, Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Broom, W., shift charge engineer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Broomhall, B. H. M., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brooy,

Browett,C. H.,H. Solicitor,

La, managing director, J. H. Saunders & Co., Perak

Shanghai

Brown, A., asst., Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore,

Brown, A. A, director, Ker & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Brown, A. P., director of Sales, E. I. du Pont .de Nemours & Co., Inc., Kobe

Brown, A. S., partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh, Perak

Brown, C., book dept., Malaya Publishing House, Ltd., Singapore

Brown, C. C., British Resident, Pahang

Brown, C. G., director, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Brown, D.

Brown, D., C.,editorial staff, for

vice-consul Straits

GreatTimes Press,Legaspi,

Britain, Ltd., Singapore

The Philippines

Brown, E. A., Brown & Co., E. A., Singapore

Brown, E. G., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Brown, E. H., British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, G. C., mgr., Ker & Co , Ltd., Cebu

Brown, H. W., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Brown, J., acct., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, J., secretary, Malcolm it Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, J. E., asst., Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, J. F., c.A , Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Brown,

Brown, J.J, G.,

H., actg.

factoryvice-consul

mgr., SiamforIndustries

Portugal &(1932),

partner,Ltd..A.Bangkok

A. Anthony & Go., Penang

Brown, J. McL, acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Brown, J. R., manager, Art Furniture Depot, Ltd., Singapore

Brown, K. J., manager, Yorkshire Insurance Co. . Ltd., Tokyo

Brown, P. B.,asst,director,

Brown, R., Rising

treasurer, Sun Petroleum

Treasurer’s Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Dept., Singapore

Brown, R. A., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Brown, R. D., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Cebu

Brown,

Brown, Dr. R. E., supt., Wuhu General Hospital, Wuhu

Brown, R.R. H,J. asst,

W., godown

Fraser &supt.,

Co., Butterfield

Singapore& Swire, Hankow

Brown,

Brown, T.V.F.,H.,Chiefasst.,Police Officer, Brunei Oil Co., Yokohama

Standard-Vacuum

Brown, W. G.D., G.,assist.,

Brown, W. L. Moore

sub-acct., & Co., Ld-,

Chartered BankShanghai

of India, Australia and China, S’hai

Brown, W. J., secretary, Shanghai

Brown, Y. E., agent, Central Insurance Gas Co., Ltd.,

Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Browne, H. M., Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd., Tokyo

Browne, J. R., Swan, Culbertson &: Fritz, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F189

Browne, R. A. C., asst!, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore ,

Brownell,

Braun, A. H. C., mgr.,

E. O., prof, ofCelebes

History,Motor

Lirignan University, Catiton

Co., Macassar

Browse, A L., acct., Eastern Bank, Ltd., Singapore 1

Brownie, G. P., afects. dept.; Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Brownie, G. R., wharf manager; Harbour Board, Penang

Brownley,

Bruce, J,. sub-acct,

C., editorial dept.,National City Bank

North-China DailyofNetvs

New &York, Manila

Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Bruce, E. O., senior dist. officer, Miri, Sarawak

Bruce, G. C., gen. mgr., Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury,, Shanghai

Bruce,

Bruce, H.I. E.D.,Hon. R. R., minister,

Jardipe, Matheson.Canadian Legation,

& Co.,. Ltd., Tokyo

Shanghai

Briick, F., Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G. M. Gladbach, Osaka

Bruderer, H., mgr., Biedermann & Co., Saigon

Brudermann, O., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Bruggisser, H., vice president, F, E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Bruchem, Ph. N. Du Q. van, Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, S’pore

Brueckner, R., “Bayer” Yakuhin Komei Kaisha, Tokyo

Brueckner,

Bruestlein, E.R,, G.,Gomei

asst., Kaisha,

HooglandtTokyo

Bruggeman, F. J., asst, resident, Residentie East Coast of Sumatra, Medan

Brugger, A., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Bruijn, Th. J. de, head acct. dept., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways, Batavia

Brundin, E., Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., Shanghai

Bruner, Glen., in Charge of Danish Interest, Nagasaki

Brunet, A., agent general, Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Bruneel. P., sub-agent, Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Brunner, A. C., vice-pres. & gen. mgr.. Charter Brunner, Inc., Manila

Bruno, E., Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Bruns, F. C., special repres., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Brunt,

Bryan, Y.A. J.A.,H.,director,

personalPeoples

asst. toMortgages

dir., Co-operative Societies

& Investment Co., Dept.,

ManilaK.L., Selangor

Bryan, A. I., resident,secy., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Manila

Bryan, H. D., actg. consul for Great Britain, Canton

Bryan, P. A., representative, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Shanghai

Bryant, G. W., president, Municipality, Malacca

Bryant, Wing Cmdr. W.E.G., m.b.e., b.a.f., Air Attache, Brit.. Embassy, Tokyo

Bryce-Smith, R. B., forest asst,, Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Bryden, S. W., supt. (Mackenzie Rd. Pumping Station), Municipal Water Dept., S’pore

Bryner, B., rang, partner, Bryner & Co., Harbin

Bryner, B.J., mgr. & repres., Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of the City of New York, Harbin

Bryner, F. J., vice-consul for France, Dairen

Bryning, H. E. W., resdt. repres., Johnson and Phillips, Ltd. (London), Ipoh, Perak

Bryson, H. P., clerk, Executive Council, S. S., Singapore

Bryson, R„ Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Hankow

Bryson, R. N., mgr., Capital Lethographers, Ltd., Tientsin

Buch, LeifD.,B.,dir.,

Buchan, chage Buckhardt,

d’affairesBuchan & Co., Ltd.,

a.i., Norwegian Shanghai

Legation, Tokyo ,

Buchan,

Buchan, R., partner,

R. G., Allan Wilson

proprietor, & Buchan, Shanghai

& Co., Tientsin

Buchan, W. M., mng. dir., Burkhardt, Buchan & Co.. Ltd., Shanghai

Buchanan, A., asst, mgr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Buchanan, M., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Buchert, Dr. R., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

Buck, A. W., actg. mgr., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Buck, G., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Buck. K. G., Agency of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen ‘

Buckberrough, W. R., freight passenger agent, Canadian Pacific S.S., Ltd., Tokyo

Buckens, Ferdinand, interpreter, Belgian Embassy, Tokyo, Japan

Buckle, A. C., secretary, Kennedy, Burkill & Col, Ltd., Penang

F190 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Buckle, L. D. W., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd., Swatow

Buckley, T. A., asst., L. Moore & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Buckley, T. A., chemist, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Bucknall, E. H., proprietor, Star Ginseng Co., Foochow

Budd, J. C., director, Consolidated Tin (Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Budd, Sir C. L., k.b.e., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Budge, C., repres.,

Budington, Bendien’s World Service,

T. H., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Kobe

Canton

Buehler, A., asst., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

Buergin, P. R„ mang. dir., General Motors China, Ltd., Shanghai

Bues, F. W., engineer-in-charge, A. E. G. China Electric Co., Canton

Bugge, O. L., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore 1

Buhre, W., N.,

Bulchand, engineer, Bud. Ratjen,

mgr., Pohoomull Bros,Tokyo

(fndia), Kobe

Bulford, E. H., partner, A. A. Anthony

Bull, A. S., engr., Fogden, Brisbane

Ltd.,Penang

Singapore

Bull, W.

Bull, H. R.,

R., district

manager,judge, Civil District

Sun Insurance Court,

Office, Ltd.,Singapore

Tokyo

Bulling, A. E., prop., A. E., Bulling & Co., Tientsin

Bulloch, R. K., asst., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Bulmann, L., engineer, Rud. Ratjen, Tokyo

Bumstead, K., acting consul for Great Britain, Tsingtao

Bun, Y., acct, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Buncio, G. D., president, Dy Buncio & Co., Inc., Manila

Burckhard, H., Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burckhardt, H., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Bungey, A. P., managing director, Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd., Dairen

Bungey, W. S., dir., Yu Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Shanghai

Bunnetat, M. L. B. de, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Bunting, B., senior agriculturist, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Buntin, J., shift engr., Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Buntin,

Bunten, S.,W.,wharf dept.,Siemens-Schuckert

manager, Harbour Board, Penang

Denki Kabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo

Burbidge, G. J., manager, Isuan Inc., Manila

Burden, F. H., British-American Tobacco Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Burden, F., mgr., Sungie Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burfitt, L. M., godown supt., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Burgas, R. F., assist, Warner Barnes A Co., Ld., Iloilo

Burgers,

Burgess, A.H. William,

A., generalForbes

manager,

& Co.,Insular Sugar Refining Corporation, Manila

Ltd., Tientsin

Burgess, P. H., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Burgess, R. C., health officer, Medical Dept., Selangor

Burgess, W. J., asst, acct., British-American Tobacco Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Burgh-Thomas, A. de., asst. supt. of Rubber Control, Department of Statistics, Penang

Buriatte, E. A. de, Legislative Council, Colonial Govt., Straits Settlements

Burke, Lt. C. P., Honorary Aides-de-Camp, Colonial Govt., Straits Settlements

Burke, G. L., consul for America, Tientsin

Burke, R. G.. sales engr., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Burke-Gaffney, E. O’D., state engr., Public Works Dept., Kedah

Burken, C. van, asst, mgr., Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail, Singapore

Burkhardt, H., asst., Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Burkhardt, H., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Burkhardt, F. M. J., mgr., Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van Bouwmaterialen,; Sourabaya

Burkill, A. W., director, A. R. Burkill

Burkill, C. R., director, A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Burley, J. P., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burmeister, E., manager, Asiatic Yeast Works, Shanghai

Burn, A.C., director & business mgr., Central China Post, Ltd., Hankow

Burn, S. J., representing Thos. G. Hill

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F191

Burns R., partner, Evatt & Co. Singapore

Burns, W. S., director, Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld., Shanghai

Buroh,

Burrows,C.,E.signs per pro., clerk,

C., financial Kofa American DrugSingapore

Marine Dept., Co., Shanghai

Burrows, F. D., director, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Burstall, S. R., asst., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burton, J., director, Crystal Ltd., Tientsin

Burton, J. R., managing proprietor, Estate and Hospital Supply Agency, Selangor

Burton, W. L., director, Anglo-French &, Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Burtt, A. YV., Deputy Goverment Analyst, Penang

Bushfieid, H. H., Lowe, Bingham & Dunman, Singapore

Busse, M.A.W., partner, O.H.Anz & Co., & actg. consul for Netherlands, Chefoo

Busson, Rene, mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Singapore

Butchart, G., assist.'; Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Shanghai

Butland, B. E., manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Dairen

Butland, C. A., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Changsha

Butler,

Butler, C.G. H.,

D., manager,

assist, mgr.,Butler & Co.,

Asiatic ShanghaiCo., Ltd., Tientsin

Petroleum

Butler, I. D., mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Amoy

Butler, Dr. L. E., Medical Practitioner, Tokyo

Butler, R. K., dir., Taylor Garage, Ltd., Shanghai

Butler, T. H., manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Tientsin

Butrick, R. P., consul for U.S.A., Shanghai

Butt, D. M., director, Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Butter, W., agent, Signode Steel Strapping Co., Singapore

Butterfield, C. H., Crown counsel, Attorney-General’s Dept., Singapore

Butterfield, H. S., Middleton, Butterfield & Co., Hankow

Buxbaum, C. H., managing director, Hospital Supply Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Buxton, H. P., asst, forest officer, Forest Dept., Sarawak

Buyers, G. A., partner, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Byrd, H. P., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Byrne, E. G., broker, Lovatt & Byrne, Hankow

Byrne,

Byrne, J.J., L.,supervisor,

supervisor,Government

Municipality, SingaporeDepartment, Singapore

Monopolies

Byrne, K. M., actg. asst. dist. judge, Civil Dist. Court, Singapore

Byrne, P. L., dir., Nivea Co., Hankow

Cable, F. S., asst., South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cacace, G. A., A. B. David & Co., Ltd., Saigon

Cadbury, Dr. W. W., College physician, Lingnan University, Canton

Cader, T. A., S. L. Husain & Co., Kobe

Cadiere, C., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels des ITndochine, Haiphong

Cadwallader, F, K., vice-pres., Cadwallader Bros., Inc., Manila

Cadwallader, W. F., pres. & gen. mgr., Cadwallader Bros., Inc., Manila

Cairns, J.. financial asst., Electric Supply Dept., Penang

Cairns, L. S., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co,, Ltd., Iloilo

Calder, A. B., acct., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Calder, H. A., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Calder, J., member, Supreme Court, Trengganu

Calder, M. G., mgr., Cable and Wireless, Ltd., Medan

Calder-Marshall,

Calderwood, R., R./inng. dir., Calder

health officer, Marshall

Medical Dept.,& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Selangor

Caldwell, J. K., consul-general for America,

Calhaem, T. M., dentist, Hanna & Co., Singapore Tientsin

Calhoun,

Callaway,A. C., D., mgr., National

manager, City BankRefining

Philippine of New York, Manila

Co., Manila

Calvert, H. M.,

Cambe, R.,A.manager, Commissioner

Siam Steam of Trade and Customs, Sarawak

Cameron, I. F., solicitor, Allen &Packet Co., Johore

Gledhill, Ltd., Bangkok

Cameron, A. R., rolling stock dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cameron, A. T., Coiler house supt., Electricity department, Municipality, Singapore

F192 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cameron, Charles R., consul-general, American Consulate, Tokyo

Cameron, D. R„ sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Cameron, G. D., signs per pro., companies dept., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., K. L., Selangor

Cameron, I. F., solicitor-in-charge, Allen & Gledhill, Johore

Cameron, I. L., partner, Whittall & Co., Selangor

Cameron, I. McL., actg. vice-consul for Great Britain, Davao

Cameron, I. R., Hongkong & S'hai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Cameron, J. M., Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila

Cameron, J. W., installation mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tangku

Cameron,

Cameron, R., T. A.sub-scct.,

S., mgr.,Chartered

Cameron Bank

& Co.,ofPeiping

India, Australia and China, Singapore

Cameron, W. D,, supervisor for Japan, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Tokyo

Camidge, R. A., actg. mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Singapore

Cammiade, C. A., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Camp, Hbt.

Camp, L. de dela, la,signs

partner, Delacamp,

per pro., Delacamp, PiperPiper

& Co., KobeKobe

& Co.,

Campbell, C., service mgr., China Motors, Shanghai

Campbell, D., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, S’hai

Campbell, D. Mel., supt. engineer, Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Campbell, G., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Swatow

Campbell, Dr. H. E., Foochow Christian Union Hospital, Foochow

Campbell, H., actg. secty., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Compbell, H. A., estate mgr., Soefin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Campbell,

Campbell, J.,J. D., acct.,Shanghai

Hongkong and Shanghai

Telephone Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Co., Shanghai

Campbell, J. G., sub-accountant, British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Campbell, John G., partner, John G. Campbell & Co., Singapore

Campbell, J. V. T., executive engr., Public Works Dept., Penang

Campbell, Peter, mgr., Fleming Brothers, Perak

Campbell, R. A., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (The Philippines), Ltd., Manila

Campbell, R. S., secretary, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Campi, J., Compagnie des Chargeurs Beunis, Saigon

Campos, Dr. Joaquim, consul for Portugal, Bangkok

Campos, M. P., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Candlin, T. H. R., William, Forbes ife Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Candlot, A.,

Canned, Ch.,2ndSociete

asst., Des CimentsArchitect

Municipal Portland,& Artificiels de I’Inochine,

Building Surveyor’s Haiphong

Dept., Singapore

Canning, L. E., chairman, Shanghai Gas Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Cannon, W. J., manager, China Woodworking Dry Kiln Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Canton, N. A., deputy health officer, Municipal Health Dept., Singapore

Capel, A. 11., supervisor, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Gapelle, D., chef comp., Soc. des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Cappelen, J. M., L. H., Smith & Co., Ghefoo

Caraballo, G. H., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Caraig,

Carbery,E.A.A.,M.mgr., Commercial

H., asst., BoostedElectrotype

& Co., Ltd.,Co., Inc., Manila

Singapore

Cardenas, J. P., Attorney-At-Law, Manila

Cardwell, M. W., c.p.a., Haskins A Sells, Shanghai

Caretti, E., director, pro. tem., Postal Administration, Tientsin

Carey, D. H., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Carey, G. J. P., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Carey, P.H. T.,R., stores

Carey, inspector

mgr.,ofChina

Schools,Electric

Education Dept.,Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Carey, R. B., asst, general mgr., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Carey, T. F., protector, Labour Dept., Kedah

Carlson, E. M., manager, Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Carmichael, D., manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd., Manila

Carmona, V., chairman, Philippine National Bank, Manila

Carneiro, H., Lizzo

Carneiro,J.R., acting consul-general for Brazil, Shanghai

Carney, W., asst, &manager,

Lizza, Ltd., Shanghai

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F193

(Jarolin, E. W., Finance & Accts. Dept., Harrisons & Orosfield, Ltd., Medan

Carpenter, D. N., sales engr., Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Carr-Archer, J. A., asst, supt., Customs & Excise, F.M.S.

Carr, M.

Carr, John,

H., asst,

estatemanager, YorkDarby

dept., Sime, Shipley,&, Co.,

Inc.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Malacca

Carrier, C. L., dist. forest officer, Dingings & Bruas, Perak

Oarriere, J. D., manager, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Carridn, E., pres., “La Urbana,” Bldg. & Loan Association, Manila

Carroll, D., asst, forest officer, Forest Dept., Sarawak

Carroll, E. C., partner, Carroll Bros. & Co., Kobe

Carroll, J., Travel Dept., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe

Carroll, R. J., agt., Amsterdam Underwriters Association, Yokohama

Carroll, R. J., partner, Carroll Brothers & Co., Kobe

Carson, A. B., c.a., White, Page & Co., Manila

Carson, A. H., divisional engr., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Penang

Carson, A. H., senior engr., Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Carson,

Carstens,L.H.D.,H.,mgr.,N. V.Reliance

StraitsMotors Fed. Inc.,

Java Trading Co.,U.S.A., Shanghai

Singapore

Carswell, R., mgr., Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Carter, A., agent, Kailan Mining Administration, Tongku

Carter,

Carter, A.H. H.,

W., dir..

chiefBorrows & Co., Ltd.,

acct., Shanghai Tientsin Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Waterworks

Carter, R. G., pro-consul, British Consulate, Yunnanfu

Carter, R. W., chief mechanical engr., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd,, Singapore

Carter,

Carter. T.,

W. asst.,

J. B., Sime,

branchDarby

mgr., &Butterfield

Co., Ltd., Singapore

& Swire (Japan), Ltd., Harbin

Carvalho, A. da C., consul for Portugal,

Carvalho, Carlos da Silva, comandante, Companhia Manila De Metralhadoras, Macao

Case, H. E., assist, general manager, Yangtze Rapid S.S. Co., Ichang

Caseley, J. R., director, Fogden, Hrisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Casewell, C. K., assist, supt., Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Casey, C. E., attorney, Standard - Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Casey, E., partner,

Caspersen, C. G. V., CaseyOriental& Co., ChefooStores, Bangkok

Machinery

Caspersen,

Cassam, L. 1.H.,C.,Singer

asst, mgr.,

SewingOriental

MachineMachinery Stores, Bangkok

Co., Singapore

Cassels, E. J., purchasing dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Gassy, K. J.J., de,Kennedy,

Castellvi, Burkill

asst, treas. & Co., Ltd.,

& manager, PenangDept., A. Sorianoy Cia, Manila

Insurance

Castillo, J. T. del., Ker & Co., Ltd., Manila

Castro, A. de, actg. dir., Bureau of Commerce, The Philippines

Cator, G. E., British Resident, Perak

i Cattand,

Catto, G., vice-consul, French Consulate,Telegraph

ShanghaiCo., Ltd., Tokyo

Caunter,A. J.R.,D„Representative of Exchange

asst., ferry service dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Cavender, H. M., mng. director, Manila Hotel Co., Manila

| Cawley, W. F., passenger agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

I Cessford, G. A., district engr., Municipal Water Dept, Singapore

| Cessford, R. A., mgr., Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

j) Cevenini, P.,G„Compagrie

Chabert, asst, mgr., Raffles Hotel, Ltd.,desSingapore

,s Chaboud, L., Le JournalFranco-Asiatique

de Shanghai, ShanghaiPetroles, Pnoin Pneh .

I- Chadderton,D.,L.,asst.,

Chadwick, acct.,Evatt

Dunlop Plantations,

& Co., Penang Ltd., Malacca

iI Chaffanjon,

Chagas, M. R.L. das, J., Merchant,

vice consul,Haiphong

Portuguese Legation, Peiping

| Chalhoub, Emile, Chalhoub & Co., Ld., Kobe

I'j Chalhoub, Rene, Chalhoub & Co., Ld., Kobe

|( Chalmers,

Chalmers, J.W.McRae, mgr., Maynard

M., A. Cameron & Co., Ltd.,

& Co. (China), Ltd.,Singapore

Shanghai

I| Chaloin, M. vice-consul,

Chamberlain, FrenchNational

L. W., manager, Consulate,CityShanghai

Bank of New York, Osaka

F7

F194 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Chamberlin, F. W., asst, marine supt., S. S. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Chambers, A. H., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson ife Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Chambers,

Ghamier A.,H.Stanton,

B., vice-pres.

Nelsonand&Co.,

treasurer, Guttridge & Chambers Inc., Manila

Ltd., Singapore

Champanhet, A., mgr., Cie Asiatique et Africaine, Saigon

Champness, J. L., a.c.i.i., Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Society, Ltd., Tokyo

Chancellor, C. J., general

Chancel, L. consul manager,

suppleant, FrenchReuter’s, Ld., Shanghai

Consulate, Shanghai

Chandler, T. W., chief accountant, General Electric Co. (China), Ld., Shanghai

Cliandless,

Chandru, M., dir., Soc. Franco-Chinoise deConstructionCo.,Mettaliques

R. H., manager, Anglo-American Export Tientsin Mecantiques, S’hai

Chant, D. K., Swan Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Chapeaux, M., director. International Savings Society, Shanghai

Chapelain,

Chapman, Dr. A. M., W. dir., Post Office,

R., Kailan MiningShanghai

Administration, Tientsin

Chapman, H. A., director, Helm Bros., Ltd., Yokohama

Chapman, W. P., sub-acct., Siam CommercialBangkok

Chapman, J. H., consul, U. S. A. Legation, Bank, Ltd., Bangkok

Chapman,

Chapman, W. W. M., works supt.,

S., manager, SteelHaiho

Bros.Conservancy

Co., BangkokCommission, Tientsin

Chapron, R., prop.. Eastern Hotel, Foochow

Charlesworth, F. G., partner, Shearn, Delamore & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Charlton, W. D., asst, auditor, Audit Dept., Singapore

Charlwood,

Charring, E.,D.,E.manager,

C. H.,W.director,

secy., Robinson

Dunn &Franco-Chinoise& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Co., Shanghai

Charrier, Union de Navigation, Chungking

Charter, T. H., president, Charter Brunner, Inc., Manila

Chase, Currier,

Chase A. S., consul,

V., mgr.American

Malacca Consulate, Canton Ltd., Malacca

Electric Lighting,

Chater, R, W., superintendent, Government Printing Office, Sarawak

Chater,

Chatham,W.G.J. K.asst,acct.,

supt., Govt. Matheson

Jardine, Printing Office

& Co.,Sarawak

Ltd., Tientsin

Chatham, W. H., director, North China Wool Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Chatley, H., engineer-in-chief, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Chaudoin, E. A., manager, International Savings Society, Hankow

Chaume,

Chawky, R.Dr.T.,H.,Deconsul

La, Societe des Ciment

for Egypt, Kobe Portland Artificiels de I’lndpchine, Haiphong

Cheek, M. A., mgr. director, Goodrich & Co. (S. S.), Ld., Singapore

Cheek, M. C.,H.mgr.

Cheeseman, (Life Insurance

R., deputy Dept.), T.ifcH.deputy

dir. of Education Daviesadviser

& Co., inLtd., Manila F. M. S.

Education,

Cherrington, E. C., asst, registrar of Textiles Quotas, Dept, of Statistics, Singapore

Chester, F. G. L., asst., Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd., Jesselton, B.N.B.

Cheetham,

Chelliah, J. C.V.,S.,chairman,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North

Victor & Co., PenangChina), Ltd., Tsingtao

Chenu, G., dir. gen., Socidte des Ciment Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Cherry, C. R., chairman of directors, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., S’pore

Cherry, W. T., supt., Government Printing Office, Singapore

Chettle,

Chevalier,A.,Capt.

mgr.,C.Thomas CookMerchants’

Le, China & Son, Ltd.,

SteamSingapore

Navigation Co., Shanghai

Chevretton, L., manager, Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai

Chidson, L. H., solicitor, Allen & Gledhill, Singapore

Chieri, Cav. Uff. V., Lloyd Triestiho, S. N. Co., Shanghai

Child,'G., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Chilton, H., Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Chilton, W. B., Kailan Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

Chijs, A. J. Th. van der, asst, mgr., Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V., Kobe

Chinery, F. G., Frazar Fied. Inc., Tientsin

Chipp, W. F., Forest Dept. (F. M. S. it S. S.), Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Chirokoff, S., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels des ITndochine, Haiphong

Chisholm, J. S., director, A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Chisholm, T. W., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Chitty, E. C., surgeon, Ipoh Hospital, Perak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F195

Chitty, L. A., mgr. & dir., Ching Keng Lee & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Chofre, S., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Chollot, J. M. X., manager, International Savings Society, Canton

Chollot,

Choplin, L.G.,A.,Banque

signs per pro., Racine &Pour

Franco-Chinoise Cie.,LeShanghai

Commerce Et LTndustrie S’hai

Christensen, N. O. J., Manners & Co., Ltd., Canton

Christiansen, H., director, Christiani

Christiansen, T. L., export dept., Cornes &Co., Kobe

Christians, R., technical dept., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Christain, W. B., dept, mgr., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Tientsin

Christie, T. L., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Christian, W. B., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Shanghai

Christiani, Dr. R., director, Christiani & Nielsen (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Christians, J., chancellor, German Consulate, Yokohama

Christiansen, H., dir., Christiani & Nielsen (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Christiansen, H. M., consul-general for Denmark, Bangkok

Chubb, G. H., inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Swatow

Chubb, J., assistant,

Chudzinski, M., signsDodwell

per pro.,&Carlowitz

Co., Ld., Foochow

& Co., Shanghai

Church, A. G., asst., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Church, C. J., director, Advertising and Publicity Bureau, Singapore

Churchill, G. H. W., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (The Philippines), Ltd., Manila

Churchman, Ian, technical dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Cisneros, Don Justo

Clair, V., mng. Garridy,

dir., Green envoy extraord.,

& Collier, Spanish Legation, Peiping

Ltd., Singapore

Clair, V., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Clansen, T. M., manager, Bernam Oil Palms, Bangkok

Clarence,

Clark, A., A.partner,

D., branch manager,

Anthony & Co., The Japan Advertiser, Yokohama

Penang

Clark, A. J., Legal Adviser, State Council, Selangor

Clark, E. E., merchant, Lavers & Clark, Port Edward, Weihaiwei

Clark, G M., dredge & mechanical dept., United Engineers, Ltd., S’pore

Clark, H., first accountant, The Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Clark, J. A., director, Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Singapore

Clark, J. A., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Dairen

Clark, J. B., vice-consul for America, Shanghai

Clark, J. J., acting acct., National City Bank of New York, Dairen

Clark, J. W., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Clark, M., visiting agent, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Clark, P. G., asst., McAuliffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Clark, S. J., gen. mgr., Planters Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Kuala L’pur, Selr.

Clark, T. B., U.S. Consulate, Shanghai

Clark, T. M., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Clark, V., director, Clark Alexander & Co., Shanghai

Clark, W., dir., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Clark-Karr, Sir Archibald, k.c.m.g., Ambassador, British Legation, Peiping

Clark-Walker, A. McG., senior surveyor, Perak Survey Dept., Taiping

Clarke, C.B. A.,

Clarke, V., secretary,

HongkongRauband Shanghai

AustralianBanking Corpn.,Co.,Tokyo

Gold Mining Singapore

Clarke, C. H., actg. deputy gaoler, Convict Prison, Taiping, Perak

Clarke, H. H., Surgeon Dentist. Singapore

Clarke, H. P., secretary, Municipality, Malacca

Clarke, J. A., chairman, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Singapore

Clarke, J. A., dir., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Clarke, L. H., Harrisons, Barker A Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Clarke, P. J., European Council Reporter, Federal Secretariat, K.L., Selangor

Clarkson, J. F., mgr.. Bahau Estate, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Clattenburg, Jr., A. E., consul for U.S.A., Batavia

Clausen, Th. M., manager, Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd., Bangkok

Claxton, E. W., asst., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

*'196 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Olay, J. G., mgr., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Clear, \. W., asst, mgr., Hankow Dispensary, Hankow

Clear, C.F.A.,C.,Fred

Cleary, mgr.,Wilson

Richard& Co., Inc., Shanghai

Hudnut, Manila

Clegg, A. E., president, Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila

Cleland, H. R., chartered aect., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Clement, A. J., Ford Finance Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Clemente,

Clements, H. P. C.,F., signs

dist. forest officer,

per pro., Wm.Jesselton, British

Jacks & Co., Ld.,North

PenangBorneo

Clemons, R. S.r supt., F. M. S. Customs & Excise, F.M.S.

Cleopatre,

Cleuvetson,R.,G.controleur, Banque

W., chief asst, engr.,deKinta

ITndo-Chine,

Elec. Dis.Haiphong

Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Clibborn, E. N., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Cline, C. V., div. supt. of Schools, Cebu

Clouth, W.D. R.,

Clutter, mgr., Clouth

E., manager, & Co., Tire

Firestone Shanghai

& Rubber Co. (S S.), Ld., Singapore

Clyde, A., lawyer, De Witt, Perkins & Ponce Enrile, Manila

Coales, F. G., state engineer, P. W. D, Selangor

Cobb, P. H., director, China Soap Co., Ld., Tientsin

Cobb, P. H., director, Edible Products, Ltd., Shanghai

Cobbett, J.A. C.,

Cobbett, M.,partner,

director,Rodyk

Dixon&&Davidson,

Son, Ltd., Singapore

H. C., Shanghai

Cobbold, P. C. V., signs per pro., Borneo Co.,

Cobden-Ramsay, A. B., dist. officer, Kuala Selangor Ld., Sarawak

Cobham, R. H., acct., A. Herbert, Ltd., Osaka

Cobon, H. H., asst, surveyor general, Survey Department, Kuala Lumpur

Cochain, M., treas., French Chamber of Commerce, of China, Shanghai

Cochet, J., agt. gen. for Far East, Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, S’hai

Cochet, J.,D.agent

Cochran, for Far East,

L., manager, Atkins,Messageries

Kroll & Co.,Maritimes, Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Cochran, J., mgr., Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Selangor

Cochrane, W. H., manager, Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Bangkok

Cock, T., director,

Cock burn, A., asst.,Geddes

MedicalTrading & Dairy

Hall, Ltd., Farm Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Cockburn, J., Engineer & Ship Surveyor & Examiner of Engrs., Singapore

Cockerill, G. R., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Kelantan

Cockin, J., Jardine, Mathcson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cockman, Capt. H. J., Chairman, Sanitary Board, Perak

Cocks, Lieut. L. P., r.a., Hon. Aide-de-Camp, Col. Govt., Straits Settlements

Coe, T. P., director general, Post Office, F.M.S.

Coelhoj J. J. P., signs per pro., G. Audoyer, Yokohama

Coffey, G. W., manager, Yukon Gold Co., Selangor

Cogan, E. O., export dept., International Harvester Co. of Philippines!, Manila

Coghill, J. P., consul for Great Britain, Chefoo

Cognon,

Cohen, H.,A.,manager,

Societe desG. Ciment Portland

T. Fulford Artificials de L’Indochine, Haiphong

Co., Singapore

Cohen, I. M-, General. Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Coldham, J. C., b.e., gen. mgr., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Pahang

Coleman, E. H., harbour repres., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Coleman-Doscas, A. E., state agricultural officer, Agricultural Dept., Johore

Collar, H. J., sales mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Collett, A. S., partner, Whittall

Collett, J. R. W., accountant, Whittali & Co., Klang, Selangor

Collier, E. G.. mng. dir., Green

Collinge, C. E., manager, Travers & Son, Singapore

Collinge, C. E.,.manager, Travers & Sons, Ltd., Penang

Collin, H., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Collins, J. A., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Collins, J. A. Jr., U-S. Consulate, Shanghai

Collins, W. L., mgr. proprietor, Collins, Book Emporium, K.L., Selangor

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F197

Collins, V^. T., clerk, U}. S., Court for China Shanghai

Collishaw, H., accountant, Salvation Army, Peiping

Colquhoun, A. M., deputy acct., Singapore Traction Co,, Ltd,, Singapore

Col tart, G. M., partner, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Coltman, A. O., proprietor, Botty & Edwards, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Coltman, W. P., asst. mgr. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Columbine, M. E., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust.

Colvill, W. M., consul-general for Norway, Batavia

Colyer, R. D. M., deputy engr., Cable &' Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Combe, R., manager, Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Comery, P., chief asst., Revenue Office, Shanghai

Commissariat,

Compton, M. C.,E. Sun

J., mgr., ChinaiOffice

Insurance & Co.,Ltd..

Shanghai

Tokyo

Conaghan, T. E.. principal, Wreford & Thornton, Penang

Conde, A., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Bacolod

Conder, J. C., distribution dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Conduit, R„ supt., Municipal Police Dept., Shanghai

Conn, PL, asst., ferry service dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Connor, C. M., staff, Cable &■ Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Connor, W. B., acct., electrical dept., Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Conveney,

Conway, A.A.A.,H.,asst,

mgr.,mgr.,

Mactavish, Twigg

Steel Bros. & Co.,& Co.,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Bangkok

Conway, J. M., passenger agent, American Mail Line, Kobe

Cooil, W. J., Dentist, Singapore

Cook, C. B., secretary, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Cook, E. C., sales manager, Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Bangkok

Cook, F. W., senior clerk-of-works, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Cook, H. J. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of I., A. & C., Shanghai

Cook, J. H., district operating mgr., States Steamship Co., Manila

Cooke, A. G., exec, engr., Public Works Dept., Penang

Cooke, A. J., mgr., Gallop & Co., Shanghai

Cooke, A. P., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Cooke, C. I., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

Cooke, E. J., manager, E. J. Cooke V Co., Tsingtao

Cooke, F. C., chemist, Copra Investigation Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Cooke, F. H., motor dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Cooke, G. P., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia &, China, Saigon

Cooke,;R. J., Borrows

Cookes, 0‘. I., manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

t Cooley, J. N., acct., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Coombs, K., asst, engr., Electric Transport Dept., Penang

[ Coombs, R. R., asst., South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

• Coope, A. E., actg. British adviser, Office of British Adviser, Trengganu

; Cooper, B., assist, supt., Survey Dept., Kedah

) Cooper, C. W., partner, Cooper and Black, Shanghai

; Cooper, E. C., branch mgr., Guthrie & Co.,, Ld., Malacca

\1 Cooper, E. J., asst., Jasin Lalang Estate, Malacca

j Cooper, E. Q., managing director, L. Moore & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

j) Cooper, J., secretary, Harbour Board, Penang

Cooper, J. A., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Kongmoon

v1 Cooper, L. L., asst., Guthrie&,Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cooper, P. H. M., supt., Preventive Branch, Dept, of Excise, Penang

{ Cooper, W. A., acct., Post & Telegraphs Dept., Penang

j Coppens, G. A., Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, Singapore

;) Coppin, A. S., actg. harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Ichang

| Corai, G., mgr. for D. E. L, Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singapore

| Corbaley, C. W., manager, Andersen Meyer & Co., Ld., Hankow

f Corbet, A., managing director, Borneo Motors, Ld., Singapore

Corbett, G. H., senior entomotogist, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

F19S FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Corbin, C., resident engr. & mgr., Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ld., Sarawak

Cords, P.F.,D.,proprietor,

Cork, Raspe &Morrell,

broker, Dupire Co., Kobe

Ld., Singapore

Cormac, C. H. K., asst., Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Cormerais, C., civil engr., Diethelm & Co.,

Cornaby, W. B.. signs per pro., Jardine Engineering Saigon Corporation, Tsingtao

Corner, E. J. BL, assist, director, Botanical Gardens, Singapore

Cornes, N. J., export dept., Cornes & Co., Kobe

Corney, L. G.( auditor, Audit Dept., S.S. & P.M.S.

Cornish,

Cornish, A.H. C.,E., asst,

engr.,mgr.,

PostsStandard-Vacuum Oil Taiping,

& Telegraphs Dept., Co., Shanghai

Perak

Coroller, Y., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Corot, A. J., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Corpe, W. J., chartered accountant, Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Corre, Le, asst., Denis Freres D’Indochine, Cambodge

Correa, A. V., vice-dir., Companie General de Tobacos de Filipinas, Manila

Correia, L.,O.,president,

Correa, CentralBrazilian

consul-general, Azucarrera de Bais,Kobe

Consulate, Manila

Correll, I. C., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Corrigan, L., shipping office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Corrit, Aage,

Corsane, W. IL,m.i.u.e.

dir., (Den.),

HankowConsulting

Ice Works,Engineer, Shanghai

Ltd., Hankow

Corson, T., officer,

Corte Real, Forest

C., Kelly Department,

& Walsh, Sarawak

Ld., Shanghai

Cortum,R., A.,

Cory, partner, forMee-Yeh

vice-consul America,Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Nagasaki

Coseteng, E., gen. mana.ger, Co Seteng & Co., Eduardo, Manila

Coshan, C. H., staff, Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Costa, A. de, chief bailiff, Civil District Court, Singapore

Costa, T. A. M. da, mgr., Auslander’s Finance w Import Office, Shanghai

Costenoble, II., A. Ehlers & Co., Shanghai

Coster, S. L., consul for Sweden, Medan

Cotterman, C. M., pressident, Philippine Acetylene Co., Manila

Cotterman, Leo. K., vice-president, Philippine Acetylene Co., Manila

Cotton, C. H., mgr., Hotel Riviera, Macao

Couch, F. W., supt. of stores and furniture, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Coulhac, G. de, secretaire gen., French Municipal Council, Tientsin

Coulson, N., district officer, Negri Sembilan

Goulton, B. E., Shipping & Commercial Office, Kailan Mining Administration, S’hai

Count, W. K. Le, mgr., Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd., Bangkok

Coupar, D., Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Coupar, D. A., building surveyor, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Courtenay, C. E., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Courthial, R., mgr., Comp. Franc, de Tramways et d’Eclairage Elect, de Shanghai, S’hai

Cousen, A. H., executive engineer, P. W. D., Perak

Cousins, L. G., dir.. Enterprise Tobxcco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Couto, A. B. de, director, Empreza Luso-Japoneza, Kobe

Coutts, Dr. J., Deputy State Medical & Health Officer, Selangor

Coutts, J. R., dental officer, General Hospital, Penang

Covington, J. E., pres.. Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Cowan, J. W. I., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Amoy

Cowdroy, G. A. R., rubber import officer, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Cowe, G. M., asst., North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cowen, E. O. B., A. C, Henning & Co., Peiping

Cowin, J. F. L., asst., Bennie, Lowick & Co., Singapore

Cowling, R. W., managing director, Gammon Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Cox, A. B., asst. gen. mgr., Texas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cox, A. T., archivist, British Embassy, Peiping

Cox, C. T., general manager, Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd., Bangkok

Cox, F. N., mine mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cox,

Cox, H., sub-agent, Chartered Bankforof the

H. Jasper, principal surveyor FarAustralia

India., East, Lloyd’s Register

& China, of Shipping,

Klang, SelangorKobe

Cox, J. R. L., asst., Pritchard & Co.,' Ltd., Penang

Cox,M. J., Reuter’s, Ld., Tokyo

Cox,

Cox, R.R., E.Harrisons,

auditor &Barker & Co., Ltd., Penang

acct., Co-operative Societies Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Cox, Rupert, Rupert Oox Goshi Kaisha, Kobe

Cox, S. H. K., supt. and editor, Govt.

Cox, V. C. V., secty., Robinson & Co., Ltd., SingaporePrinting Office, Jesseltpn

Cox, W. M., sub-accountant. Chartered

Craig, H., engineer supt., Jardine, Mathesbn & Co., Bank of India,

Ld.,Australia

Shanghaiand China, Shanghai

Craig, W. L., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Manila

Craigie, Sir. R. L., "k.c.m.g., c.b., Great Britain Ambassador Extraordinary, Tokyo

Craik,

Craik, D.R., M.,

signspartner,

per pro.,Craik D. M. Chartered

McAlister & Co., Ltd.,Architect,

SingaporePenang

Cramsie, A. V., J. K. Gwinnell, Singapore

Cramwinckel,

Cranford, R. G.,dr.actg. J. H.,manager,

vice-consul

Nestle for &theAnglo-Swiss

Netherlands,Condensed

SingaporeMilk Co., Perak

Crank, A. H., distribution dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cranna, A. P., planting adviser, Guthrie & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Cranston, T. P., supt. engineer, Kiangnan Dock and Engineering Works, Shanghai

Craw, J. S., Henry Hunter Bayne & Co., Manila

Crawford,

Crawford, Geo. H. R.,W.,Singer

managing

Sewingdirector,

MachineMedical Hall, Ld., Singapore

Co., Seoul.

Crawford, J. G., dist. officer, Larut District, Perak

Crawford, R., partner, Derrick & Co., Singapore

Crawhall-Wilson,

Crawshaw, S. B., manager, C. L., signsAcme per Advertising

pro., Borneo Agency,

Co., Ltd.,Shanghai

Bangkok

Creasy, E. B. S., sales office, Patons & Baldwins Ltd., Shanghai

Creighton, G. W., vice-consul, British Embassy, Peiping

Cremazy,

Crepin, P.,A.,FrenchCompagnieConsul,Franco-Asiatique

Yunnanfu des Petroles, Prom Pneh

Cresson, L., general mgr., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Cresswell, J. A., officer-in-charge, detective, Police Dept,, Ipoh, Perak

Creswell, Major

Crichton, A., EwoH.Cold I. T.,Storage

militaryCo.,attache,

ShanghaiU. S. A. Embassy, Tokyo

Crichton, A. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Crichton, J., asst, acct,, Mansfield & Co., Ld., Singapore

Crichton, L. J., c.a., chartered accountant, Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Creswell, Major

Crewtzberg, Henry

H., sub mgr,,I, military attache,

Onderlinge American Embassy,

Levensverzekering TokyoHulp, Batavia

van Eigen

Crocker, Edward S., first secretary, U. S. A. Embassy, Tokyo

Croft, C. M., commercial secretary, Canadian Legation, Tokyo

Croft,

Crokam,E. W. R., G.,

asst.,dir.,Patons & Baldwins,

Caldbeck, Maegregor Ltd.,& Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cromarty, A., c a., Henry Waugh

Crombie, J. M., asst, auditor, Audit

Cromby, W. T., surveyor, Nielsen & Malcolm, Shanghai Dept., F. M. S.

Crone, E., land commissioner, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Crone, R. von der, signs per pro., Yolkart Brothers, Shanghai

Cronyn, Capt. I. L. supt. of Prisons, Straits Settlements

Cropley, C. P., works supt., Singapore Rubber Works Ltd., Singapore

Crooks, O. G. asst, mgr., Maynard & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Crosby, Sir J., minister, British Legation, Bangkok

Crosley,

Cross, G. W. E., T.,

chiefasst., Boustead && harbour

tidesurveyor Co., Ltd.,master,

Singapore

Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Crouch, R. J., Municipal Police Department, Shanghai

Crow, Carl, proprietor, Carl Crow, Inc., Shanghai

Crowe, J. V., manager, Ford Motor Co. Export Inc., Shanghai

Crowe, R. T., godown supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld., Canton

Cruden, G. J. D. R., Fraser, Eaton & Co., Sourabaya

Cruickshank, G. O., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

F200 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Cruikshailk, Jdistrict engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Oruickshank, W. A., acct., Chartered Bank of I., A.

Cruttwell,

Cruz, A.A. de,C.la,C.,secty.,

asst, secretary, CentralInc.,Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Cruz, M. da, director,MiraExport

Hermanos

and ImportManila Co., Ltd., Saigon

Cruz, F.Jr.S.A.deM.la,da,resdt.

Cruz, Exportmgr.,& Import Co., Ltd.,Yard,

Iloilo Lumber Saigon

Iloilo

Cruz, M. C., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Cruz, V. A. da, Export & Import Co., Ltd., Saigon

Cuaderno, M., vice-pres., Philippine National Bank, Manila

Cubbin, D. M., building asst., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cuhel, J., general

Culbertson, C. D., mgr., Dodge

partner, Swan,& Seymour,

CulbertsonLtd., Singapore

& Fritz, Shanghai

Cullen, A., asst, assessor, Assessment Dept., Singapore

Cullinan, G. E., National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Cullings, L. D., National City Bank of New York, Osaka

Culpin, F. H., consul for Netherlands, Taihoku

Cumine,

Cumine, E.H. B.,M.,director,

managingCumine director,& Co., Ld., Shanghai

Cumine it Co., Ld., Shanghai

Gumming, A. C. M., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Gumming, C. E., Engineer, Ipoh, Perak

Gumming, 0. O., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Gumming, K. M., Stock, Share and General Broker, Shanghai

Gumming,

Gumming, M. S., signs

N. G., per pro.,

Harrisons, Butterfield

Barker & Swire,

Co., Ltd., KualaChungking

Lumpur, Selangor

Cummins, H. C., visiting agent, Sungei Hagan Rubber Co., Ld., Singapore

Cunlift'e-Owen, Sir Hugo Bart., Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cunningham, W. B., counsellor, British Embassy, Tokyo

Cunnyngham-Perdriau,

Curran, J., actg. sanitaryA‘.engr., C., asst, supt.. Police

Municipal Dept.,Dept.,

Engineer’s Singapore

Singapore

Currie, A. M. R., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Curtis, A. M., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Penang

Curtis, F. H., Barlow &• Co., Singapore

Curtoys, C. HI. D., representative, Reyrolle & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cuscaden,

Cussen, R. Capt. R: L„Judicial,

C., judge, supt., Customs

F. M. S.& Excise Dept., Seremban

Custer, E., treasurer, F. E. Zuellig, Iric., Manila

Cutfield, H. E., acbg. resident, second division, Simanggang, Sarawak

Cuthbe,

Cuthbert,K.J.V.,C.jdeputy municipal

Harrisons, Barkerengr.,

& Co.,Municipal

Ltd., Kuala Engineer’s

Lumpur,Dept., Singapore

Selangor

Cuthbert, J. M. plant supt., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Cutler, O. E. H. director, Lewis and Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Singapore

Cutler, M, F., chemist, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Singapore

Cutsem, A. van, consuLgen. for Belgium, Shanghai

Czerny, W., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Canton

D’aiton,

D’Aquino,Y.L.L.,G.,deputy postaldept.,

steamship commissioner in-charge,

International Post Office,

Harvester Co. of Tsingtao

Philippines, Manila

D’Aran

D’Costa,jo,P.H.A.,V.,headmaster,

financial asst.,

Govt.Medical

EnglishDept.,

School,Penang

Labuan

D’Eeckhautte, M. J., first secretary, Belgian Embassy, Tokyo

DTribarne, J., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

D’Oliveira, A. M., M. W. Greig & Co., Foochow

D’Oliveira, A. M., accts. and general, Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

D’Ungern, R., Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Dabell, H. A., postmaster-general, Sandakan, British Notth Borneo

Daget, F. K., acting mgr., Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Selangor

Daggenhausen, G. von, per pro., Straits-Java Trading Co., N. V. Singapore

Dahlhoff, H., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Dahlin, H., factory supt., American-Far Eastern Match Co., Shanghai

Dakers, ,C. H., prot. of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Ipoh, Perak

Dakin, \V. S., accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust.

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F201

Dalamai,

Dalbey, W., proprietor, Dalamai & Sorts, Yokohama

Dale, F. Dr. W. C.,inspector

J., chief Dentist,ofShanghai

Police, Police Dept., Malacca

Dailey, J. D., supt. of Police, Police Dept., F. M. S.

Daly, A. J., asst., Eradburne & Co. (1930), Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Danby, C. G., district manager, Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co., Peiping

Danby, R. W. D., assist., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld., Manila

Daniel, Geo. O., proprietor,Good Books, Pictures and Works of Art, Ld., Singapore

Daniels, A. J., gen. dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Daniels, H. W., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Danielsen, Fr., manager, Behn, Meyer & Co., Manila

Dans, K.,J.East

Danson, Asiaticelectrical

R., deputy Co., Ltd.,engr.,

DairenElectricity Supply Dept., Penang

Darby, W. J., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Dare, G. St. F., sr. officer, Agricultural Dept., Sarawak

Darlington, A., chief appraiser,

Darnell, J.,R. sales Chinese Maritime C ustoms, Ltd.,

CantonSingapore

Darnley, J. M.,manager,

sub-acct.,Advertising

Chartered &Bank Publicity

of Ind.Bureau,

Australia & China, Canton

Darnstaedt, H., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin

DaSilva, J. R., gen. mgr., El Debate, Manila

Dasvani,

Dasvani, G.H. P.,

R., mgr.,

mgr., Dalamal & Sons,

J. Kimatrai & Co.,Yokohama

Yokohama

Dattan, G. von, partner, Kunst and Albers, Shanghai

Datema, G. P., Forbes, Munn & Co. and consul for Denmark, Manila

Daubeny, R. L., resident, 1st Division, Kuching, Sarawak

Dave, R. B., director, Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Daver, I). R., R. E. Daver& Co., Kobe

DaveiyR. E., R. E. Daver & Co., Kobe

Davey,

Davey, F.D. R.,

L., dir.,

actg.Auto

mgr.,Palace

NorwichCo.,Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Davey, F. R., chairman, Cathay Land Co., Ltd., Shanghai

David, A. B., A. B. David & Co., Ltd., Saigon

David, C. M., vice-consul, British Consulate, Macassar

David, D. M., director, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

David, E., partner, S. J. David & Co., Shanghai

David, E. B., district officer, Pekan, Pahang

David, M. M., manager, Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd., Bangkok

David,

David, S,

S., production dept., Shanghai

Hillaly & David, Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

David, W. R., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Davidge, C. R., North China Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Davidson, A., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Penang

Davidson, A. L., British and Chinese Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Davidson, D. S., secy., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Davidson, F. L., asst., E. J. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Davidson, G. L., agent, Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Chefoo

Davidson, H. W., Merchant, Seoul

Davidson, J., mgr., Caldbeck Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Davidson, J. W. O.,Cook

Davie, R., Thomas actg.

Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Davies, A. G., secretary’s and accounts

Davies, C. A., branch manager, Japan Advertiser,office, Shanghai Gas Co., Ld., Shanghai

Yokohama

Davies,

Davies, C. T., mga., Roneo Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Bureau, Tokyo

C. A., manager, Trans-Pacific Advertising & Service

Davies, D. J., harbour master, Harbour Office, Labuan

Davies, E., dir., China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Davies, E. A., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Ld., Ipoh

Davies, H., asst., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Davies, H. C., general office, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Davies, H. C. D., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Davies, H. L., asst., Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Singapore

Davies, L. A., Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang

F202 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Davies, L. A., director, Henry Waugh '& Co., Ld., Singapore

Davies, N.

Davies, L. J.,J., asst.,

director, Gibb,Co.,Livingston

Borneo & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Ltd., Bangkok

Davies, R. J. S., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Shanghai

Davies, S. V., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Davies,C.W.H.,J.,tidesurveyor,

Davis, consul for Great Britain,

Chinese TokyoCustoms, Lappa

Maritime

Davis, G. H., manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ld,, Singapore

Davis, G. W., asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Pahang

Davis, H., Payne, Davis & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Davis,

Davis, J.L. D.,

H. assist.,

N., privateStandard-Vacuum

secty., ColonialOilGovernment,

Co., Seoul Straits Settlements

Davis, R., Drakeford Davis & Wilson, Shanghai

Davis,

Davis, R.R. P.,

W.,Town

sec. andplanner,

mgr,, Town PlanningDaily

North-China Dept.,News

F. M. S. Ltd., Shanghai

<& Herald,

Davis, T. P., pro.-manager & acct., National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Davison, P. R., secretary, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Davison,

Davy, A,R.asst., M., George

freight Town

dept., Dispensary,

Canadian Pacilic

Ltd., Steamships,

Penang Ld., Kobe

Davy, A. G., proprietor, Butler & Webster, Bangkok

Davy, T. D., printing manager, North-China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Dawes, G. T, secretary, Austral Malay Tin, Ld., Perak

Dawes, S. H., British Consular Agent, Otaru

Dawood, D.S. A.,

Dawson, L., partner,

sub-agent,Dawood & Co.,Bank

Chartered Singapore

of India, Australia & China, Canton

Dawson, J. L, director, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Dawson, N., architectural dept., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ld., Shanghai

Dawson,

Dawson, O.R. L., L., agricultural

laboratory asst., commissioner, UnitedDept.,

Govt. Analyst’s Sta,tesPenang

Dept, of Agriculture, S’hai

Dawson, W., Chief Police Officer, Brunei

Day, A C., shift engr., Electricity Supply Dept., Penang.

Day,

Day, K.L. S.,B., Sandilands,

vice-pres., Philippine

Buttery &Refining Co., Inc., Manila

Co., Singapore

Deacon, W. O., acct., Butler & Webster, Bangkok

Dean, J. A., resident secty., Royal Insurance Co., Ld., Singapore

Dean, W. W., asst, censor of Films, Singapore

Deane, E. W., mgr., Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Bangkok

Deane,

Dear, G.R.C.,0.,mgr.,

a.c.a.,Standard-Vacuum

chartered accountant, Oil Co.,Fleming

Dairen& Williamson, Manila

Dearing, S. O., Union Oil Co. of California, Singapore

Dearling, T., wharf engr., Harbour Board, Penang

Dearn, J. W., commercial representative & sales dept., Shanghai Telephone Co., S’hai

Deckert, L., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Deinse,

Delaby, B.C.,S.acct.,

van, B.inque

agent, Koninklyke

de LTndo-Chine,Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore

Delacharlerie, J., superintendent engr., SiamBangkok

Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Delage, R., Compagnie Franco Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Delage, R., consul-general, French Consulate, Batavia

Delamore, A. W., partner, Shearn, Delamore & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Delbrueck, E., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Delburgo,

Delden, H.D.H.H,van,mng. mgr.,dir.,Nederlandsche-Indische

I). H. Deiburgo & Co., Escompto,

Ltd., KobePadang

Delhno, Albert P., consul for Venezuela, Manila

Delhaye, L., P.Societe

Deliyannis, des Ciments

C., partner, VassorPortland Artificials de LTndochine, Haiphong

Dellaert, M. A., agent. Royal

Dello, W., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin Netherlands Indie’s Airways, Singapore

Delmar-Morgan,

Delorme, K. F., C., supt.,

Doitsu Senryo Dept,Gomei

of Excise, Singapore

Kaisha, Tokyo

Delloye, R., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Demesse, H., chief acct., Compagnie de Tramways et d’Eclairage de Tientsin, Tientsin

Demeure,

Demuth, W.L., E.,acting consul forlaw,Czechoslovakia,

barrister-at Shelley-Thompson Canton

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F203

Denbigh, A. G., Denbigh & Co., Otaru

Denbigh, D., asst., Bryner & Co., Dairen

Denbigh, I., Denbigh & Co., Otaru

Denham, L., asst., Batons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Dennis, L, C., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Denis, J., Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Denison, N., director, Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Denison, R. T., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Vokohama

Denison, S., asst., Batons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Dentici, E., signs per pro., G- Audoyer, Yokohama

Depeyre,

Derbinsky,B. V.,M.,staff,

consul,Economic

French Transport

Consulate, &Kobe

Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Derksen, B. W., Lindeteves-Stokvis, Benang

Derrick, Lt-Cdr. J. C., harbour master, Marine Department, Penang

Desborough, V., National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., (J. S. A., Shanghai

Deseals, R., vice-pres., Central Azucarera de Tarlac, Manila

Desch, H. E., wood technologist, Forest Dept. (F. M. S. & S. S.), Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Descours, M., engineer, Cie des Eaux de Hanoi, Hanoi

Desjardins, P., directur,

Deslex, J., Societe Nestle,Descours et Cabaud,

Laits Condenses Sucre,Haiphong

Saigon

Despard, H, L., manager, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Segamat Estate, Johore

Desplats, J. H., Bureau de Hanoi, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique, Saigon

Detzer, L. W., sales engr., Atkins, Krall & Co., Inc., Manila

Deutsch, B. A., president, Commercial Express & Storage Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Shanghai

Deveson, B., assistant, Berrick & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Devin, F. R., managing director, East Asia Trading Co., Tokyo

Devin, P. L., managing director, East Asia Trading Co., Tokyo

Devrient,

Dew, H. T.,E.,mgr.,

mgr.,Standard-Vacuum

Bryner & Co., Tientsin Oil Co., Taihoku, Formosa

Dewar, A., manager, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Dewsbury, H., mgr., Hankow Dispensary, Ltd., Hankow

Dexter, W. J., mgr., South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Diamant, M., China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Dias, P. C., chief clerk, Harbour Board, Penang

Dick, H., assist, manager, Bildermann & Co., Saigon

Dick, J., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dick, J., manager, Islay, Kerr & Co. and vice-consul for Norway, Penang

Dick, W. F., resident, 3rd Division, Sibu, Sarawak

Dickenmann, E., acct., Diethelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Dickins, J. B., tidesurveyor & harbour master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wuchow

Dickover, E. R., consul-general for America, Batavia

Dickson, A. J. B., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Dickson, A.G. L.,

Dickson, director,dept.,

J., estates A, Lopato, Sons, Ld.,

Sime, Darby & Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Malacca

Dickson, I. T., second medical officer, Ipoh Hospital, Perak

Diddier, A., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Hanoi

Diebold,

Dieckmann, F. R.,H.,asst.,

signsEastman

per pro., Kodak

MelchersCo.,& Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Dienel, A., Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Canton

Dietrich, M., import dept., -lardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Dietsch, H., signs per pro., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Dietze,

Diller, E.,W.,M.Carl Zeiss, &K.Co.,K., Ltd.,

D. Ewart TokyoCanton

Dillon-Corneck, R. R.

Dingle, Dr.P.P.J.,A.,partner, C., acct.,

PrincipalHogan,

MedicalBanque de ITndo-Chine,

Officer, B.Singapore

Dinmore, Adams andSandakan,

Allan, Penang N. Borneo

Dinsdale, F. A., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Amoy

Diotay, M., chief clerk, Sabater & Co., Manila

Diserens, M. H., mgr., Mer. Dept., Earnshaws Docks & Honolulu Iron^Works, Manila

Dissegger, W., erecting engr., Sulzer Bros., Kobe

Dissmeyer, J. A., manager, China Sales and Service Co., Shanghai

Ditmas, W. P. N. L., dist. officer, Serian, Sarawak

F204 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Dix, Comdr. C. C., magistrate, Marine Magistrates’ Court, Singapore

Dixon, A. M., director, H. C. Dixon &, Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Dixon, C. D., director,

Dixon, James Mackenzie

A., manager, & Co.,Union

Commercial Ltd., Manila

Assurance Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Dixon, L. R., asst., Patons and Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Dixon, L. R., representative, Patons & Baldwins, Ltd, Canton

Dixon, L. W., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Manila

Djurup, A. M., mgr., San Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Bangkok

Dmitrieff,

Dobb, A. G.,Y. mng.

S., Shanghai

dir., DobbTelephone

& Co., Ltd.,Co.,Singapore

Shanghai

Dobben, A. L. W. van, repres,, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Batavia

Dobbie, Maj.-Gefl. W. G. S., c.b., c.m.g., d.s.o., Gen. Officer Com., Military, Singapore

Dobroliuboff,

Dobson, V. J., mgr., American Foreign Insurance Assocn., Hankow

Dobson, A., partner,

R. M., McAuliffe,

resident Davis

secretary, SunY Life

Hope,Assurance

SingaporeCo. of Canada, Tokyo

Dockray, J. P., district engr., Federate,d Malay States Railways, K. L., Selangor

Dockrill, W. R., managing director, Canadian Trading ,Cb.?' Ltd., Shanghai

Dodd, J. H., assist, distribution engineer, Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Doddridge, VY. J., Shanghai

Dodds, G., sub-agent, Chartered Telephone

Bank of Go.,

India,Shanghai

Australia and China, Iloilo

Dods, S. E.,; secretary, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Dodds, J. L,, counsellor. Great

Doelling, F„ partner, Winckler & Co., Kobe Britain Embassy, Tokyo

Dolman, H. C., forest officer, Forest Dept., Pahang ‘

Dollman, E., consul, German Consulate, Medan

Domingo,A.,A.mgr.,

Donald, F., acct.,

FraserAmerican

& Neave, Express Co., Manila

Ltd., Singapore

Donald, C., mgr., Kodak, Ltd., Singapore

Donald, W. H., director,' China Pi-ess, Inc., Shanghai

Donaldson, A. J. L., partner, Kennedy & Co., Penang

Donaldson,

Donnelly, I.W.A.,J.,secretary,

mgr., Dunlop

Taku Plantations,

Tug & Lighter Ltd.,Co.,Beruntong Estate, Negri Sornbilari

Ltd., Tientsin

Donohue,

Dooman, E.J. H.. H., counsellor,

asst, treasurer,

U.S.A.Treasurer’s

Embassy,Dept.,

TokyoSingapore

Dopson, L. H., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Dornan, T. C., Whiteway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Dorrance, A. A., mgr., Standard-Vaccum Oil Co., Hankow

Dorrity,

Dositheus,G. Rev.

O., actg.

Bro.,state engr., Public

St. George’s Works Taiping,

Institution, Dept., Trengganu

Perak

Dot, R. L., Compagnie Franco-Asiatiquedes Petroles, Hanoi

Dougal, A. T., deputy water engr., Water Dept.,

Dbugal, W. T. sub acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., ShanghaiPenang

Douglas,

Douglas, D.A., S.sub-accountant,Chartered

S., manager, National City BankBank of India,

of NewAust.

York,andSingapore

China, Shanghai

Douglas, E. J., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Douglas,

Douglas, R.F., P.,factory repres.,

attorney, N. V. Straits Java

Standard-Vacuum Oil Trading

Co., Manila Co., Singapore

Douglas, W., pres., Peoples Mortgage & Investment Co., Manila

Dove,

Dovey,W.G. G.,S., South BritishTypewriter

Underwood Insurane Co.,

Dept,Ltd.,Dodweli

Shanghai & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Dowe,

Dowling,Johannes,

D. B., asst.,Doitsu SenryoTobacco

Malayan G. K., Tokyo

Distributors., Singapore

Downton,W. E.R.,J.,asst,

Dowse, editorial staff, Straits

engr.-in-chief, Times

Malaya PostPress Ltd., Singapore

& Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Dowson, E., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Philippines), Ltd., Manila

Dowue, A. J., director, John Little & Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Doyle, A. G., mgr., Twentieth Century Fox (Far East), Inc., Tokyo

Doyle, T. W., sub-agent, Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Johore

Drakeford, B., asst. Bennie S. Cohen & Son (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Drakeford, T. G., Drakeford & Wilsbn, Shanghai

Draycott, R. J., Dentist, Singapore

Drazdil, H. K., import dept., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F.205

Dreadge,

Driel, Th.J.M.H.van, J., Travers

head mgr.& forSons,N. Ltd.,

E. I.r Singapore

Regnault’s P. A,, N. V., Sourabaya

Droogleever, W. H., Far East, mgr., Gen. Accid., Fire & Life Asscc. Corpn., Ltd., S’pbre

Drummond, G., sales mgr., China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Drummond, J. F., director, Frazar & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Drummond,

Drummond, M.C.D.,R. W. S.,acting deputy

partner, commissioner,

Drummond Chinese Maritime

British North Hankow

Borneo

Drummond, R. W. S., partner, Bennie, Lowick & Co., Singapore

Drysdale, A. M., mgr., United Engineers, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Drysdale,

Dubois, R.,A.directeur,

S., worksUnionsupt., Commerciaie

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.,

Indochinoise Singapore

et Africaine, Saigon

Duchateau, R. L., consul for Norway, Saigon

Duchateau, J., asst., Ste Ame. R. L. Duchateau & Cie, Ltd., Saigon

Duchateau, R., asst., Ste Ame. R. L. Duchateau & Cie, Lid., Saigon

Duckitt, E. R., director, Harvie, Cooke & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Duckworth, F. V., deputy contr. of Labour, Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Duckworth, N. H., vice-pres.

Duddell, G. G., partner, Evatt & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Dudley, G. C., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Duenas, P.G C.,

Duesing, secretary,

, Reuter, Hike Shoe &Factory,

Broeckelmann Manila

Co., Tsingtao

Duff, J. A., gen. mgr., Reliance Motors Fed. Inc., U. S. A.', Shanghai

Duff, general mgr., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Duff, Wr. A. H., secretary, International Underwriters, Ltd., Shanghai

Duggleby, A.

Duke, A. H., mng. F., 2nddir.,vice-pres.,

Baguley Balatoc

& Tooth,Mine Ltd.,Co., Manila

Bangkok

Dumbarton,

Dunbar, J. J,,G.director,

F., Commercial UnionCo.,

Balatoc Mine Assurance

Manila Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Duncan, I.M.M.,A. acct.

Duncan, dppt.,Ellefman’s

B., mgr., EarnshawsArracan

DocksRice & Honolulu Iron Worts,

& Trading'Co., Ltd., Manila

Bangkok' ‘

Duncan, M. C., assistant, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Saigon

Duncan, W., director, Siam Steam Packet,Go., Ltd., Bangkok

Duncan, W. W., assist, secretary, Secretariat, Municipality, Singapore

Dunhill, F. W., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., Shanghai

Dunn, S. S., assist.-in-charge, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hokow

Dunne, J. B., gen. manager, D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., Bangkok

Dunne, T. E., Editorial

Dunningham, A. L., asst.,Dept., North-China

Anglo-French Daily NewsLtd.,

& Bendixsens, Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Dunsing, W, W. Niggemann & Co., Chefoo

Dupouy, H. L., Texas Company, Ltd., Hanoi

Dupuy, F., consul for France, Macao

Dupuy, J. C., partner, A. Elders & Co., Shanghai

Dupuy, P., dir., Hongay Sales, Ltd., Shanghai

Durocher, R. Mme., secretary, Belgian Embassy, Shanghai

Duthie, J., retail mgr., Medical Hall, Ltd., Singapore

Dutton, T. H., asst. Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Penang

Duval, M., consuLadjoint, French Consulate^ Shanghai

Dwars, W., chancellor, German Consulate, Singapore

Dwyre, A. L., vice-pres & secty., Peoples Mortgage & Investment Co., Manila

Dyce, «)., wholesale manager, Medical Hall, Ld., Singapore

Dye,

Dykes,L.,Dr.manager, Robinson

J. S., Dental PianoSingapore

Surgeon, Co., (S. S.), Ltd., Penang

Dyne, H. R. L., partner, Donaldson ifc Burkinshaw, Singapore

Dyott, H. F., director, Taku Tug k Lighter Co , Ltd., Tientsin

Eadie,

Eady, G.W.,M.,branch

Asiaticmgr., GeneralCo.Electric

Petroleum Co. (of China),

(Philippines), Ltd., Tientsin

Ltd., Manila

Earle,

Eastham, B. C., secretary, China Securities Co., Inc., Tientsin Singapore

R. E., chief electrical engr., Singapore Harbour Board,

Ebdeu,H. W.F., S,,van,commissioner

Eck, accts. dept. ofAsiatic

Lands,Petroleum

Lands Office, Singapore

Co. (N.C.), Ltd:, Shanghai

Eckford, V. R. H., consul for Sweden, Chefoo

Eckhardt, C., signs the firm, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

F206 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Econ, B., asst, auditor, Audit Dept., Singapore

Edden,C.,A.director,

Ede, J., vice-consul, British Legation,

Leede Engineering Bangkok

Corporation, Shanghai

Ede, F. J., mgr., Leede Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Edgar, J., Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Edgar, M., asst., Bannon & Bailey, Selangor

Edgar, R., manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Kobe

Edge, P. G., actg. chief police officer, Constabulary, Sandakan

Edkins, J. T., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Bangkok

Edmiston, F.A. M.,

Edmonds, L, asst., Bousted

director, & Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,Singapore

Huttenbachs, Singapore

Edmonds, H. R. O., dir., Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Edmondson, G. R., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Edmott,A.T.W.,E. consul

Edson, mgr., shipyard,

for America,United

SeoulEngineers, Ltd., Singapore

Edwards, C. L., actg. sub mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Edwards, E. C., manager, Wearne Bros., Ltd., Selangor

Edwards, J. P., conservator of Forest, Forest Dept., Selangor

Edwards,

Edwards, R.R. E., W., exc.

chiefengr.,

acct., Public

Shanghai WorkGas& Co.,

RailwayLtd., Department,

Shanghai Sarawak

Edwards,

Edwin, B. W.P., M., asst,asst,

mgr.,supt.,

P. H.Rubber

Hendry,Control,

KualaDept, of Statistics,

Lumpur, Selangor Singapore

Efford, T., dir., Harrisons &

Egan, G., asst, engr., P. W. D., JohoreCrosfield (Borneo), Ltd,, Sandakan

Egas, E., asst, mgr., Klassen Co., Batavia

Egge, W., mgr., Kunst & Albers, Canton

Eggmann,

Egle, Ed., mgr.,W., alhambra Cigar&

Siber Hegner Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Ltd., Shanghai

Egmond, G. van, sub-agent, Netherlands

Eichholzer, E. R., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton Trading Society, Penang

Eickhoff, E. W., Eickhoff & Co., Shanghai

Eickhoff, Dr. F. G., director, Clive & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Eigenmann, V., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Eikens,

Eisenhut, C.,A.Insurance

R., signs Dept.,

per pro.,Harrison

Arnhold & Trading

Crosfield,Co.,Ltd., Medan Sumatra

Eiswaldt, R., Mee-Yek Handels Compagnie, ShanghaiLtd., Shanghai

Eldred, W„ partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Eley, W. Allan,

Elfstrom, J., manager, Sun LifeInternational

Assurance Co. of Canada,Co.,Singapore

Elgar, S. J.,R. asst,machinery dept.,

acct., Mercantile Bank of India,Harvester

Ltd., PenangManila

Elias,

Elias, J. A., chairman, Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.,Singapore

E. A., director, Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., Singapore

Elizalde,

Elizalde, J.,

R., president,

Warner, BarnesPhilippine

& Co.,Mining Co., Manila

Ltd., Iloilo

Elkins, P. H., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Elies, R. J., asst. gen. mgr., Central Agency, Ltd., Shanghai

Elliot, L. D., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Elliot, M. C., mgr., American Express Co., Inc., Singapore

Elliott, R. A., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Ellis, E. A. H., headmaster, Bandar Hilar English School, Malacca

Ellis, E. J., signs per pro., S. Manasseh & Co., Singapore

Ellis, H., manager of China, Linotype and Machinery, Ltd., Shanghai

Ellison, A. W., asst, assessor, Assessment Dept., Singapore

Elliston, E. S., dir., China Engineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Elm, F.P. C.,

Ells, F., Standard

mgr., EastVacuum Oil Co.,

Asiatic Co., Ltd.,Yokohama

Dairen

Elphinstone,

Elstrom, R., J.S.,International

Merchant, Taihoku,

Harvester Formosa

Co., Manila

Els worth,

Elvin, A., Henry

A., signs Waugh

per pro., East^ Asiatic

Co., Ltd.,

Co.,Singapore

Ltd., Singapore

Ely, T. G., managing director, Rising

Elzear, M. T., sub-mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F207

Embden, H., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Emsin, M., gen. mgr., “Exporthleb” USSR Import & Export, Shanghai

Encarnacion, Y. S., pres., Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Engdahl, F.E. R.,

England, G., consul,

Borneo Land Office,Bangkok

Co., Ltd., American Consulate, Shanghai

Engstrom, V. R. W., director, Twyford Engineering, Ltd., Tientsin

Enrigue,

Ensor, E. Z.,N.,vice-president,

commissioner, Insular

ChineseLife Assurance

Maritime Co., Ltd.,

Customs, Manila

Hankow

Ensor, T. D., partner, Neill & Bell, Selangor

Enderlem, F., asst., Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Enthuray, M. B., assessment officer. Labour Dept., Penang

Ephraums,

Erich, H. H.,F. signsT., Architect & Building

p.p., Carlowitz & Co.,Surveyor’s

ShanghaiDept. Municipality, Singapore

Erichsen, P. N., per pro., N. Y. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Ericson, N., managing director, Ekman & Co. ( Japan), Ltd., Osaka

Eriksen, J., acct. dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Erohin, S. M., assist., Bryner & Co., Dairen

Erskine-Crum, W. D., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Erzinger, Th., partner, Erzinger & Co., Shanghai

Esdale,

Esdale, J.E. B.,YV.,manager,

Priest, Marians

Priest, &Marians

Co., Ltd., KobeLtd., Kobe

& Co.,

Eskeline, C. J., manager, Socony-Yacuum Corporation, Tientsin

Eskes, D., consul for Belgium, Macassar

Esperanza, J. M., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Esperat, P., travel, salesman, John Spirig & Co., Zamboanga

Espie, J. R., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Ess, A. Van, agent, Ehlers & Co., Newchwang

Ess, C. F. J., deputy registrar, Supreme Court, Singapore

Ess,

Essen,J. H.F. J.,von,partner, The Deutsch-Asiatische

assisstant, Singapore Agency, Bank, Singapore Shanghai

Essen, J. M. van, business mgr. & acct., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Essig, E., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Esson, H. W., signs per pro., import dept., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Esson, W. H., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Estes, T. S., vice-consul for America, Bangkok

Estrada, J., supt., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Etherington,

Etlin, B., partner, J. B.,Etlin

signs&perCo.,pro., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Ettele, C., assist, genl. mgr., Standard-Vacuum

Euren, S. Y., vice president & gen, mgr., American Oil FarCo., Eastern

YokohamaMatch Co., Shanghai

Eustace, Q- H., mgr.-director, imperial

Evamy, D. L., signs per pro., Bryner & Co., Dairen Chemical Industries, Ltd., Singapore

Evans,

Evans, A.C. T.,

C., mgr.,

assist.,Boyd

Butterfield & Swire,

A Co., Ltd. Amoyfor Norway, Amoy

& consul

Evans, F. L., accts. dept., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Evans, G. R., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Evans, H.

Evans, H.,

W., manager,

H. proprietor,managing Parbury,

proprietor, HentyW.& Co.,

EvansPty.

Ltd.,Ltd.,

KobeNegri Sembilan

Evans, J., J. Evans & Co.,H.Penang

Evans, J. G., asst, cuntr. of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur

Evans, J. H., asst., ferry service dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Evans, J. J., governing dir., J. J. Evans & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Evans, J. P. P., supt. detective branch, Police Dept., Singapore

Evans, R. F., chief justice, Judicial Dept., Sandakan

Evans, R. J., agent., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Kampar, Perak

Evans, R. T., pres., China Securities Co., Inc., Tientsin

Evans, S., partner and manager, Oliver, Evans & Co., Kobe

Evans, W. G., medical officer, Government Hospital, Muar, Johore

Evelif, H., Bangue de ITndo-Chine, Shanghai

Everitt, A. J., signs per pro., Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Penang

Everitt, R. H., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Eves, R., officer, Fire Brigade, Johore

F208 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ewart, A. F., mgr. of Hawaiin Division, Honalulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Ewart, J. W., asst, curator, Waterfall Gardens, Penang

Ewert, R., Deutch - Asiatische Bank, Hankow

Ewing, A. A., general mgr., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ewing, J. H., mgr., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Exell, A. S., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Expert, P., service comptabilite, Compagnie Franco-Asiatigue des Petroles, Hanoi

Ezekiel, A. M., M. Ezekiel & Sons, Singapore

Ezekiel, E. M., M. Ezekiel & Sons, Singapore

Ezra, C. E., Ezra

Ezra, J., A. J. Savul & Co., Shanghai

Fabre,

Faber, A.,

H. G.,chairman,

consul for Racine et Cie.,Palembang,

Belgium, Shanghai N. E. I.

Fabian, E., engineering dept., Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fachtmann, F., partner, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Fachtmann,

Fachtmann, G.L., R., asst.,Nichizui

Wuitkler Trading

& Co.,Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Yokohama

Fairburn, T. C., Sworn Measurer, Canton

Fairchild,

Fairweather, F. A.,

J. E..dir.,Fleming

Fairchild & Co., Ltd., Manila

& Williamson, Tientsin

Falek, I., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Falkner, R. D. asst., Guthrie Guttridge & Chambers, Inc , Manila

Fancott, H., secretary, Gammon (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Fandry, H. A., gen. mgr., Willow Pattern Press, Shanghai

Fano, F., dir., Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Shanghai

Falkner, L. A., Far East mgr., N. Z. Perpetual Forest, Ltd., Shanghai

Fanteehi, G., manager, Italian Bank for China, Tientsin

Farkens, J., signs i. v., Kunst & Albers, Harbin

Farmer, A. V., div. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Farmer, H., asst., Canadian Pacific S.S., Ltd., Shanghai

Farmer, W.

Farmer, P., merchant,

ft., proprietor,F. D.Victoria

FarmerHotel,

& Co. and consul for Norway, Newchwang

Canton

Farnell, Thomas

Farnsworth, F. W.,vice-consul

E., Henry Hunter,

for U.S Bayne

A., & Co., Manila

Singapore

Farnsworth, L. L., asst, mgr., Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

Farnworth, C., actg. sub-mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Farquharson, A. N., dir., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Selangor

Farr, A. H,G. structural

EarreRy, A., asst. supt.dept.,of United

Lands &Engineers, Ltd., Sarawak

Surveys, Miri, Singapore

Faulkner, H. H., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Fawcett, Capt. A. E., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways,Ltd.,

Fauvel, J., agent, Union Insurance Society of Canton, Haiphong

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Fawcett, R. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Yokohama

Feakes, G. J., manager engr., East. Extension Australasia & China Tel. Co., Ltd., Saigon

Fee, E. P. J., lubricating oil dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Bangkok

Feely, C. A.,

Feimann, mgr.,partner,

V. E., forest Bornemann

dept., Anglo&Siam Co., Corporation,

Canton Ltd., Bangkok

Fein, H. M. J., consul general for the Netherlands, Singapore

Felgate, R. H., proprietor, R. H. Felgate & Co., Shanghai

Fell, W. A.,

Fendall, dir.,actg.

F. A., Harper,chiefGilfillan

surveyor,& Survey

Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Dept., JohoreSelangor

Fendlason, E. H., acct., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Fendlay,

Fenton, G.J. C.,G.,Postal

BungeDept.,

Ltd., Shanghai

British North Borneo

Fenwick, J. L. F., district engr.,

Fenwick, T. J. J., actg. acct., Hongkong Federated& Shanghai

Malay States Railways,

Banking Corpn.,Selangor

Shanghai

Fenton, H. H., mgr., Ynglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Medan

Ferber, H., mgr., Melchers & Co., Canton

Ferguson, A., chief storeman, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ferguson, Capt. J. H., Muncipality, Shameen, Canton

Ferguson, N. G., executive engr., Public Works Dept., Province Wellesley

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F209

Fernandez, C. P., assist., Fernandez Hermanos

Fernandez, E., currency officer, Colonial Treasury, Singapore Inc., Manila

Fernandez, J. F., president, Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Fernandez, P. A., mug. proprietor, Fernandez Bros., Trengganu

Fernandes,

Ferguson, R.R.O.,J.,C.A.,director,

charteredBig Wedge MiningFleming

accountant, Co., Manila

& Williamson, Manila

Fergusson, J. C. G., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton.

Fermont, A. A., director, N, V, Ferment Cuypers, Batavia

Fernando,

Ferrer, A. P.,E. R.Clarke

A., managing

Manila Malay Peninsula Agency, Singapore

Ferrier, J. W., consul for Portugal & dir., Balatog Mining Co., Manila

Ferrier, V. E., repres., Acme Code Company, Canton

Fessenden, S., secretary

Fetherstonhaugh, A. H., gen.,

deputySecretary-General’s

game warden, Game Office, Shanghai

Dept., Batu Gajah, Perak

Fett4, F. C., secretary-treasurer, Fett^ Rug Go., Fed.

Fett&, H. C., president, Fette Rug Co.,. Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Peiping Inc., Peiping

Fetterly K. M., agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Shanghai

Fichter, Paul J., agent, Anderson, Clayton & Go’s. Agency, Osaka

Fiddes, D., actg. mgr.. United Engineers, Ltd., Malacca

Field, G. A. C., supt., Trade & Customs, Sarawak

I Fierlinger, Jan, secretary, Czechoslovakian Consulate, Osaka

Figgis, F. G., engineering dept, Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

' Figueiredo,Snr.

Figueroa, J. M.M.,de., Chinaplenipotentiary,

minister Commercial Co.,Chilean

TientsinLegation, Tokyo

Fikes, O. J., office mgr., Firestone

i Filtzer, A. L., pharmacy dept., American Dispensary, Shanghai

Finch,

Fincher,A.W.P.,L.,editorial dept.,

ice dept., North China

Singapore Daily News

Cold Storage a/nd Herald,

Co., Ltd., Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Finck, H. S-, director, Art Furniture Depot, Singapore

j Findlay,

Findlay, J.,

J. G.,mgr.Bunge

of engr. shopLtd.,

(fc Co.,

Shanghai

Finlay, R. A., vice-consul for Great Britain, Manila

; Findey, Wm. T., China Press, Inc., Shanghai

; Findorff, E., signs p. p. a., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Fingereth, L., signs per pro., E. Winter & Co., Tientsin

; Finn, J. S., Samuel, Osborn

f Finnic, T., mgr., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Fischer, A., N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

i Fischer, Dr. O., barrister, Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm, Shanghai

|; Fisher, E.K. A.,

Fisher, H., chief

Merchant,

chemist, Tsingtao

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

; Fisher, E. H., Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Fisher, G. F., assist, mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Hotung

Fisher, Joe,

Fisher, J. C. director, Amalgamated

B., asst. dist. Theatres,

officer, Sib.u, SarawakLd., Singapore

1 Fisher, J ulius, mgr., Capital Theatre, Singapore

E Fisher, O. E., medical officer, Medical Dept., Brunei

< Fisher,

Fisher, S,T. J.,G.,composing

editor, North roomChina

supervisor, Government

Daily Mail, TientsinPrinting Dept., F.M.S.

!l Fisher, W. E., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Fitch, G. K., actg. mgr., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Hankow

Fitchford, E. W., director, Crystal Ltd., Tientsin

\ Fittock, C., asst., Careras. Ltd,, Singapore

(: Fitzgerald,

Fitzgerald, D. M.,S.,general

Asiaticagent, Canadian

Petroleum Pacific Steamships,

Co. (Philippines), Ltd., Yokohama

Ltd., Manila

}

| Fitzgerald, Dr. R. D., director of Medical Services, Singapore

Fitzmaurice, H., consul-general, British Consulate, Batavia.

Fitzmaurice, N., con. for Great Britain, also in charge of Royal Danish Interest^ Amoy

| Fitzpatrick, H. A., manager, Herbert, Alfred, Ld., Osaka

Fleisher, B. W., proprietor, The Japan Advertiser, Tokyo

j Fleming, A., proprietor and general manager, Fleining Brothers., Perak

F2I0 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Fleming,

Flemons, D. S., J.,chiefagent,

engr.,Eastern

Shanghai Smelting Co., Ltd.,

Telephone Bangkok

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fletcher, G. D. A., mgr., Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., Penang

Fletcher, S. J., consul, American Consulate, Canton

Fletcher, Hon. Lt.-Col. G. D. A., member, Harbour Board, Penang

Fletcher, W. F., deputy municipal engr., Municipal Engineer's Dept., Penang

Fletcher-Cooke, J., 3rd asst, secty. to Government, Federal Secretariat, F.M.S.

Flowerdew, A. IL, sole proprietor, A. H. Flowerdew & Co., Selangor

Flines, F. G. de, cashier, Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Flint, H., director, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Flinter, A., mng. dir., A. Flinter Ltd., Singapore

Flinter, M., dir., A. Flinter Ltd., Singapore

Flizzey, N. du P., sub-acct., Hongkong & S’hai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Flynn, G. A., dist. mgr., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Flores, Dr. D. M., Asst. Health Officer, Cebu

Flossel, F. A., FlossePs Cafe & Restaurant, Tsingtao

Flynn, A. J., traffic’accountant, Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Foelsch, E., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Foelster, F., manager, Mar-Kuo, Ltd., Shanghai

Fogden,

Fokkes, H. H., W. T., managing.director,

partner, Fokkes & Koch, Tokyo Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Fokkes, K., asst., Carlowitz &

Foley, S., manager, Japan Chronicle, Kobe Co., Tientsin

Folger, A., mgr., Arthur Folger, Shanghai

Follows, A. E., executive engr., Public Works Dept., Selangor

Folts, D. G., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Fontanel,

Forbes, P. E.,H.,consul-general for Federated

chie’f accountant, China, SwissMalay

Consulate, Shanghai Selangor

States Railways,

Forbes, R. J., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ford, A. D. McN., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Yokohama

Ford, E. B., president, Fidelity & Surety Co., Manila

Ford,

Ford, G.G. J.,

J., controller,

controller ofPosts Posts,& Telegraphs,

Penang Selangor

Ford, H., up-country staff of The Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ford, H. E. A., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ford, J., manager, Evatt & Co., Selangor

Forrestier, G. G., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Forest, J. H., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Forrer,

Forster,H.H.A.,S., District

inst. mgr.,Judge & 1stPetroleum

Asiatic Magistrate,

Co.Singapore

(S.C.), Amoy

Forster, R., asst., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Forsyth, A. K., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Amoy

Forsyth, C. R., asst, contr. of Labour, Labour Dept., fpoh, Perak

Forsyth, D. M., manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Tokyo

Forthomme, Pierre Attilio, first secretary, Belgian Embassy, Tokyo

Fortune, F. C., vice-consul for America, Foochow

Fortune, S., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Sourabaya

Foss, B. T., estate manager, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Fossum, C. A., vice-president, Norton & Harrison Co., Manila

Foster, A., editorial staff, Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore

Foster, H. B., director, Ker & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Foster, W. A., manager, Lyons Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Foston, C., dist. forest officer, Kuala Kangsar, Upper Perak

Foulds, A., shipping dept., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Foulds, H. F., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Foulds, L. H., consul for Great Britain, Dairen

Fournier, C. G., manager, Banque de 1’Indochine, Canton

Fowier, A. B., mgr., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Labang Yeddes Estate, Negri Sembilan

Fowler, E. A. R., aviation section, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Fowler, E. V., asst, supt., Police Dept., Singapore

FORFIGN RESIDENTS F21I

Fox, A. U., partner, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Fox, B., asst , Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Fox, H. T., managing director, Smith, Bell & Co., Ld., Manila

Frazar, E. W., vice-president, Frazar, Federal Inc., Tientsin

Frame, J. M., asst., Central Agency, Ltd., Shanghai

Framhein, M. O., manager, signs per pro, Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Framroz, P. M., proprietor, Framroz

Francis, M. A., director, Park & Francis, Selangor

Francis, W.

Francis, R. E.,T., agent,

asst, toWaterlow & Sons,

commercial mgr.,Ltd., Shanghai

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Franco, C. F., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Frank, A. J., resident secy., China Underwriters, Ltd., Singapore

Frank,

Frank, A.L.,K.,staff,

worksCanadian

su ., >ingapo

Pacific Ru > Wo > Ltd.,id.,Yokohama

Steamships, Singapore

Frank, Y. W., mgr., Frazar Federal, Inc., Tsinan

Frankel, D., partner, Fninkel

Frankel, J., sole proprietor, J. Frankel & Co., Singapore

Frankenhuis, A. A., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Penang

Franklin, S. S., advtg. dept., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., S’pore

Franklin, C. S., pres., executive dept., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Franks, G. C. R., asst, deputy gas engr., Municipal gas Dept., Singapore

Franse,

Fraemel,J.,F.agent, Netherlands

R., mgr., IndiaCorpn.,

Philco Sales Commercial

ShanghaiBank, Medan

Franz, R., sub. mgr., Deutsche-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Fraser, A., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fraser, B., architectural dept., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., S'hai

Fraser, H., un ler se. tr. Goven ment, Federal Secret, riat, F. M. S.

Fraser, J. M., asst., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Fraser, R. W., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Frazar, E. W. Ch., Frasar & Co., Ltd., Tokyo & chairman, Helm Bros., Ltd., Yokohama

Frederiksen, C. J., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Penang

Fredet, J., censor, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Freeman, B. J., dir. of Posts, Posts & Tels. Dept., Kuala Lumpur, F. M.SS.

Freeman, H. B., manager, works staff, United Engineers, Ld., Singapore

Freeman, M., chairman, United States Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Freeman, W. A , director, Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Perak

Freeth, L. G., asst. gen. mgr., China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

French, R. W., sub-manager, National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Frend, M. B. C., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Frere, F., up-country mgr., Louis T. Leonolens, Ltd., Bangkok

Frese, A., signs per pro, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Frese, O., assist., F. Feld & Co., Ld., Canton

Frey, J., asst., Macphail & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Freyenmuth, H., asst., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Freyn, H. J., dir., China Journal Publishiug Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Friedlaender, A. P., mgr., Pacific Storage & Packing Corpn., Peiping

Friedman, M., general manager, China Motor, Shanghai

Friendrichsen, K., C. lilies & Co., Yokohama

Friman, E. W., sales dept., Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Frischknecht, W., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Fritz, Chester, partner, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Froemel, F. R., mgr., Philco Sales Corp., Shanghai

Froggatt, L., supt. engr., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Froland, Sv., signs per pro., Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Frost, A. J., branch manager, Manchurian Co., Ltd., Dairen

Frost, J., driector, Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Frost, R., Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Frost, R. Y., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd., Canton

Frowein, G. V., assist., Bayer-Meister Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

F212 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Fry, E. C., vice-president, O. E. Yongehr, Fed. Inc., Hankow

Fry, L. E., manager, Motion, Smith & Son, Ld., Singapore

Fuchsman, David, Dodge & Seymour, Ld., Harbin

Fuetterer, E. O., managing director, I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Fugler, C. G., secretary, John ,Little & Co.,, Singapore

Fuhrhop W», proprietor, Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Fuhrmann,

Fuke, A., asst.,

Y., chief Nouveaux

inspector, Co., Singapore

Post Office, Shanghai

huiiemann, W., manager, Diethelm & Op., Saigon

Fuller, O , partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Fulton, D., import dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Furneaux, V. R.,. mechanician-in-charge, Cable &. Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Furstenburg, M., asst., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Furtado, C. X., b.a.g., asst, botanist, Botanic Gardens, Singapore

Fust, G., Bayer Pharma Co., Hankow

Futakia, N. B., Tavadia & Futakia, Canton

Fuxman, C., Bayne

Fuyet, A., mgr., Banque de ITudo-Chine, Tientsin

Fyi'e, A. R.f,, municipal engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Fyfe, N., asst.; Boustead &, Co., Ltd.,, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gabriel, V. R-, asst, health officer,' Sanitary Board, Kinta, Perak

Gabrik, V. G., export dept., Melchers & Co!, Tientsin .

Gabrielson, C. W., gen. agent, American Mail Line Ltd,, Yokohama

Caches, S. F., director, Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Gado\Y,.C. G., Deutsche Farben-Hcndels Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Gadsby, J.j director, Cooper, Findlay .,& Co., Ltd , Tokyo

Gaertner, K., manager, Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Gaffney, D., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gain, P. D. G., agent, Allen & Hanburys, Ltd., Shanghai

Gale, B. W., director, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

Gale, J. K., asst., Sisson &.Delay, Singapore

Galinsky, W.,

Galistan, O. Eattache, GermanTelegraph

, engineer, Consulate,Co.,Osaka

Ltd., Singapore

Gallofin, J., acting collector, Custom House, Cehu

Gallois, M. E., consul-general for France, Yokohama

Gailois-Montbrun, M!;, resident of France Hadong, Tonkin

Gallop, E. M., tres., Gallop & Co., Shanghai

Gallop, H. B., representative, American Paper Export, Inc., Shanghai

Galloway,L.,Sirdir.D.deT’Dsine,

Galloy, J., medical Sbciete

practitioner, Galloway,

des Chaux Elder, Madver

Plydraulique’s & Dobbin,Annam

Du Langtho, S’pore

Galvin, J. A., dir., Advertising & Publicity Bureau,.Ltd., Singapore

Gambling, G. T., Parker, Rielley & Co., Shanghai

Gandossi, A., Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Gandossi, F., assistant, Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Gange, F. B., general manager and secretary, Gordon & Co., Ltd., Sharighai

Gannay, P., inspecteub general, Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Gansmoe, T. B., consul for Norway, Kobe

Gapany, J. de J. M. A., general agent, Compaghie des Messageries Maritimes, S’hai

Garben, P., lilies & Co., Osaka

Garcia, C. L., asst. secy. & treas., Salacot Mining Co., Manila

Garcia, G., second vice-pres., “La Urbana,” Bldg. & Loan Association, Manila

Garcia, W. H., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Sihgapore

Garden, M., asst., Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Gardener, W. A. B., assistant-in-charge, Chinese^ Maritime Customs, Tengyueh

Gardiner, E. A., senior executive engineer, Waterworks, Kinta, Perak

Gardiner, G., signs per pro., Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singapore

Gardider, J., chief police office, State Commissioners office, Muar Dist., Johore

Gardiner, R. R., 3rd asst., Municipal Architect & Bldg. Surveyor’s Dept.; S’pore

Gardner, A. S., mrnager, Electrical Dept., Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS E2]3

Gardner, H. G., actg. branch mgr., Union Insce. Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Gardner, J., Standard-Vacuum OiLGo., Itozaki

Gargollo, A. R., partner & gen, mgr., Roxas y. Compania, Manila

Gargollo,

Gargollo, E.J. R.,

R., partner,

partner Roxas

& gen. y.mgr., Roxas, y.Manila

Compania, Compania, Manila

Garlick, G. H., principal medical officer, Medical

Garnett, B. J., vice-consul, British Legation, Bangkok Dept.,'Johore

Garrard,

Garrett, M., asst., Warner, Barnes A Co., Ltd., Society,

S. M., actg. branch mgr,, Union Insurance Iloilo of Canton, Ltd., Canton

Garrett, W. E., production mgr., Straits

Garriz, E., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd,, Iloilo I' i nies Press, Ltd., Shanghai

Garriz, R. E., president and gen’l. manager, Advertising Bureau, Inc., Manila

Garrod, S. H., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Railway , Co., Kobe

Gast, J. M., acct., N. V. Nederlandsche Indische, Handelsbank, Medan

Gastmeier, C., Schmidt Shoton, Ltd., Tokyo

Gatrell, V. C, G., deputy supt,, Govt. Printing Press, Singapore

Gatternigg, R., engineer, U. Spalinger & Co., Canton

Gaultier,

Gauss, C. E.,E., Oompagnie Franco-Asiatique

consul-general, American Consulate, des Petroies, Pnom Pneh

Shanghai

Gauthier, A., Soc. des Ciments Portland Artificiels de rindo-Cliine, Haiphong

Gautier, J., dir., Racine A Cie, Shanghai

Gavin, F. S., Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation, .;Shang-hai

Gavin, M., signs per pro., IT. Spalinger & Co., Canton

Gawell, E. B., Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Osaka

Geale, Dr. W. J., medical officer, Medical Dept., Ulu, Kelantan

Gearey, F. B., assist, sub-manager, Dodwell & Co., Ld.j Shanghai

Gedeon, F., manager, Gedeon Freres, Kobe ■

Geiger, H., dep. sub-manager, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, 'Shanghai

Gelder, H. van., mgr., N. V. Harmsen Verwey &.Co., Padang

Gelderen, D. van, Edible Products, Ltd., Shanghai

Gemert, J. H. van, Lindeteves-Stokvis, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Genrich, A., Schmidt & Co., Canton

Gensburger, V., dir., Gompagnie Franco Aiiierieaine D’Assurances, Shanghai

Gent, W. F., Shanghai Telephone Go., Shanghai

George, A. H., commercial secretary, British Embassy, Peiping

George, J. M. O’C., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Selangor

George-Adis, S., assist chief clerk, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Georgi, C. D. V,, senior chemist, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Gerber, R., mgr., Sea View Hotel, Ltd., Singapore

Gercik, A., Louis, Jedeikin, Kobe

Gerli, Q. V. L., actg. admin, commr., Customs House, Tsingtao

Germain, H. R., consul, French Consulate, Mukden

German, R.A.,L.,Lindeteves-Stokvis,

Gerritsen, supt., Prisons Department,

Penang Kedah

Geurtz, A. F. A., acct., Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Geyer, H., proprietor, Geyer, Hans, Bangkok

Geyling, R.,1 vice-consul for Austria, Tientsin

Gibbings, T . S., mng. dir., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Gibson, A. W. G., surveyor of ships, Shipping Dept-, Sarawak

Gibson, C. E., res. officer, Queensland Insurance, Co.,.Ltd., Singapore

Gibson, E. L., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Gibson, F. FI., asst, distribution engr., Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Gibson, F. S., director, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gibson, G. L., office deputy, Survey Office,. Johore

Gibson, H., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Gibson, H. L., managing director, H. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai,Swatow

Giese, Dr. O., manager, Pharma Co., Shanghai

Giezen, J. C., providoring dept., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, S’pore

Giggins, R. C., manager, General Electrical Co., Ltd., Singapore.

*'2.14 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Gilbert, F., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Giles, J. C., service station, International Harvester Co., Manila

Gill, G. B., chief engineer & mgr., Hankow Leight & Power Co., Ltd., Hankow

Gillard, G., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Penh

Gildersleeves, H. A., photo-lithographer. Surveys Department, K. L., Selangor

Gilleland, R. E., vice-pres. & gen. mgr., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gillespie, R. D., dir., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Gilliam, W:, controller, Posts and Telegraphs Department, Kuala Lumpur

Gillingham, H. R., sales mgr, Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Gillispie, G. T., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Gilmore, R. J., editorial staff, Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore

Gilmour, G. J., deputy commissioner,. Customs & Excise Dept., Negri Sembilan

Gilmour, O. W., deputy municipal engineer. Municipality, Singapore

Gilson, E. L. R., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Ginsbourg, U. M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Girard, E. R., president, Automatic Telephones of China Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Gittins, J. S., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Giudicelli, M. L., resident. Province De Lang-Son, Tonkin

Given-Wilson,

Gjertsen, P. F.,engr.,

asst.,Public

GeneralWorks

Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., S’pore

Gjodesen,C.,W.,asst,manager, East AsiaticDept.,

Co., Penang

Ltd., & consul for Denmark, Penang

Glass, D. R., secy., S’hai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Glass, W. W., representative, Home Insurance Co. of New York, Tokyo

Glathe, A.,

Glathe, H., prop.

signs &permgr.,

pro.,Glathe

Glathe&&Witt,

Witt,Shanghai

Shanghai

Glebow, B. A., asst., Shanghai Insurance Office, Shanghai

Gfendinning, A. L. I„ asst., McAuiiffe, Davis & Hope, Penang

Glenn, E., Andersen Meyer & Co., l td., Tientsin

Glenny, E., partner, Drs. Bain

Gleue, A., A. Beyer & Co., Ltd., Newchwang

Glombik, F., C. lilies & Co., Osaka

Glied, M., J.,signs

Goasguen, the firm,de Schnabel,

Fabrique Gaumer Franco-Asiat.

Bour., Compagnie & Co., Shanghai des Patroles, Saigon

Glineur, F., signs p. p., Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient, Singapore

Glover, A. E., managing director, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.,

Glover, E. M., manager, Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore Shanghai

Glover, T. A., Holme Ringer & Co., Nagasaki

Godden, C., gaoler, grade 1, Convict. Prison, Taiping, Perak

Godwin, H. S., director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Goertz, P., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Goessele, R. F., proprietor, R. F. Goessele, Singapore

Goetzee,

Gohdes, A.G.,J.Reuter,

A., acct.,Brocklemann

Fraser & Neave, Ltd..Canton

& Co,, Singapore

Goho, S. C., barrister-at-law, Rogers & Son, Malacca

Gokim, M., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Goldberg, A. A., Shanghai 7Y»ies, Shanghai

Goldfinger, L., Helm Bros., Ltd., Yokohama

Goldie, C. H., secretary, Secretariat, Municipality, Singapore •

Golding,

Golding, C.Wm.,B. V., dir., manager,

general Whang PuoCommercial

Tug Lighter Co.,and

Express Ltd.,Storage

Shanghai

Fed., Inc., Shanghai

Goldman, D., acct., E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Kobe

Goldsack, G. M., Underwood Typewriter Dept., Dodwell k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Goldschmidt,

Goldsmith, K.,R.,mng. Bunge

dir.,&Fox

Co.,Film

Ltd.,Corporation

Shanghai (East), Ltd., Singapore

Goloy, J. H., cashier, American Express Co., Manila

Gomersall,

Gomes, C. W. F , C.,manager,

mng. dir.,C. China Engineers,

F. Gomes & Co.,Ltd., Shanghai

Malacca

Gomes, C. T., actg.-manager, International Savings Society, Canton

Gomes, F. A., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Foochow

Gonzalez, A. F., asst. mgr. & secty., Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F215

Gooch, S. J. W., deputy dir.. Public Works Dept., Straits Settlements

Gooch, W. E., Gillon & Cu., Yokohama

Gooch, W. R., Gillon & Co., Yokohama

Goode, A. W., asst, to resident dir., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Goodfellow, B. R., dir., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai)

Goodliffe,

Goodman, A,A. D.,M.,a.c.a.,

member,chartered

Harbouraccountant, Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Board, Penang

Goodman, D., Far East dist. mgr., Twentieth Century-Fox, Federal Inc., Shanghai

Goodman, L. L., vice-pres. & mgr., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

Goodman, T. J., engr., Shanghai Waterworks Fittingt Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Goodwin, W.R. T.,

Goodman, C., general

agent, Commercial

agent, DollarUnion Assurance

Steamship Lines,Co.,Inc.,

Ltd.,Ltd.,

Harbin

Singapore

Gopalayer, R., extra asst, controller of Labour, Labour Dept,, K. L., Selangor

Gordon, C. H. G., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Gordon, E. H, agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Tsingtap

Gordon, G. G., asst, treasurer, Earnshaws Docks and Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

Gordon, M. R,, advertising dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ld., Shanghai

Gordon, R. D. L., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd , Canton

Gordon, W., senior supt., Dept, of Excise, Penang

Gordon-Hall, W. A., legal adviser & judicial commr., High Court, Kelantan

Gordor, R. M., asst., Kodak Philippines, Ltd., Manila

Gorres, R., Bayne & Co., Manila

Goslin, W. F., mgr., upper wharf installations, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd;, S’hai.

Gosling, A. S., chief asst, electrical engr., Electric Supply Dept., Penang

Gordon, W., Supt. of Excise, Dept, of Excise, Malacca

Gosby, H. J,, inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd., Canton

Goudemant, Ph., Compagrne Franco,-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Gourlay, W. N., actg. chairman, Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Gourley, L. H., consul, American Consulate, Kobe

Gowan, A. F., asst, supt., Police Dept., Penang

Gowan, A. A., dist. supt., distribution dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gossevsky, A. A., mgr. for South Eastern Asia, International Assurance Co., Ltd., S’pore

Gotfried, A., acct., Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark, Shanghai

Gould, J. H. Baring, dist. mgr., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Penang

Goult, C. H. W., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore

Gourlay, W. N., supt. of Prisons, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Graff, A.,M.mgr.,

Gracias, H., Credit

vice-consul for d’Extreme

Foncier Portugal, Canton

Orient & consul for Balgium, S’pore

Graf, E., assist., Kunst and Albers, Harbin

Graf, H. Th. M., technical dept., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Graham, A. G., secretary’s and accts. office, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Graham, A., Surveyor of Ships, Machinery, etc. for Singapore

Graham, D., proprietor, Teluk Anson Cash Chemists, Perak

Graham, G. M., medical officer, District Hospital Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Graham, H., commercial engr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Graaf,H.C.Th.

Graf, de, M.,

works supt., Singapore

Technical Rubber& Works,

Dept., Windsor Ltd., Singapore

Co., Bangkok

Graham, A., senior engr., Surveyor General of Ships’ Department, Singapore

Graham, A., asst, secty., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Graham, D., Harrisons <& Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Graham,

Graham, J.E. C.,

W.,govt,

deputy registrar

marine of Births

surveyor, & Deaths,

Harbour Dept.,Penang

Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Graham, J. E. D., asst., Retail Establishment, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., S’pore

Graham-Barrow, C. R., manager, Reuters, Ltd., Hankow

Graham, R., chief acct., Malaya Posts and Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Graham, W. G. C., consul, British Consulate, Mukden

Grandi, F., assist., Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

Graner, J., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Grant, A. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Grant, C. V., pro-mgr. & acct., National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Grant, D. M., managing proprietor, D. M., Grant

F216 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Grant, F. C., Thomas Cook and Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Grant, G. D., superintendent, Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Grant, P. S, dir, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Grant, W.

Grant, R. W„ president, ofTown

C, Governor Gaol,Board,

PrisonJohore

Dept, Bahru, Johore

Shanghai

Grantsch, E, Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co, Shanghai

Graswinckel, J, engr, Raub Australian Gold

Gratten-Bellew, A. J, 1st magistrate, Magistrates1 Court, Mining Co, Kuala

Ltd, Pahang

Lumpur, Selangor

Grauert, Prof. Dr. med, Hermann, K. C, S. G, Yokohama

Grautoff, K. B, rubber and produce dept, Sime Darby & Co, Ltd, Singapore

Graves,

Gray, A.H.F,A,asst.consul

Harbourfor Great

Board,Britain,

PenangKobe

Gray, A. T, chief asst. Revenue Office, Shanghai

Gray, G. L, chief justice, Judicial Dept, Sandakan

Gray, J. E, China Import and Export Lumber Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Greatrex, F. C, consul for Great Britain, Nagasaki

Greaves, A. W, su'pt. Customs and Excise, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Greddish, N, mgr, Borneo Motors, Ltd. & Borneo Chevrolet, Ltd, Penang

Gredsted, A, forest manager, East Asiatic Co, Ltd, Bangkok

Green, A, acct. Eagle and Globe Steel Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Green, G. G, secretary, Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Green, J, controller, Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Green, J. A, director, Fraser and Neave, Ltd, Singapore

Green, J. H, Far Eastern gen. manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd, Shanghai

Green, R. A, acct, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corportation, Penang

Green, T. J. A. manager, Eastern Agencies, Ld, Singapore

Greenberg, I, asst, mgr, Metro Goldwyn-Mayer of China, Shanghai

Greenberg, L, sales mgr, E. Winter & Co, Tientsin

Greenfield,

Greenfield, J.J. N,

A, secretary,

chief as>t. Directorate GeneralPost

& cheeking dept. of Posts,

Office, Shanghai

Shanghai

Greenhill, A, secty, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Greenwood,

Gregg, C. D. A. asst, Warner, Barnes & Co, Ltd, Manila

Gregory,J. H.F. J,

F, engr.

districtof officer, Lipis, Pahang

Post & Telegs, Post Office, Malacca

Gregory, H. M, dir, Ipekdjian Bros, Ltd, Bangkok

Gregory, J. M, revenue survey office, Taiping, Perak

Gregory, L, sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, S’pore

Gregory,

Gregory, R.P. A,H, chief

Asiaticclerk, Bankruptcy

Petroleum Office,Ltd,

Co. (P.T.), Penang

Manila

Gregory, R. L, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, Canton

Gregory, S. O, manager, Kelly & Walsh, Ld, Shanghai

Gregory, T. M, dir., Ipekdjian Bros, Ltd, Bangkok

Gregory-Jones, E, director, Stanton, Nelson tfc Go, Singapore

Greiner, J, acct., China Soap Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Grenard,

Grew, J. C,R, Ambassador

Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

for America, Tokyodes Petroles, Saigon

Grice, N, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate^ Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Griebel, P, Central Export Trading Co, Kobe

Griessinger, P, directeur, Ecole de I’Etorle du Matin, Tokyo

Grieve, J. B, assistant, Warner, Barnes <& Co, Ld, Bacolod

Griffin, C, acct., Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ld., Taihoku, Formosa

Griffin, N, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique Des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Griffith-Jones, E. N, advocate & solicitor, Donaldson k Burkinshaw, Singapore

Griffith-Jones,

Griffiths, W. G,O.asst,P, partner,

controllerSaunders

of Posts,& General

Macphail,PostSingapore

Office, Singapore

Griffiths, W. L, acct. and p. p. mgr. National City Bank of New York, Hankow

Grilk, G. J, mgr. & prop, J. Krijgsman &, Co, Shanghai

Grilk, Jr, G. J, Shanghai Insurance Office, Shanghai

Grill, Max, Import Merchant, Tsingtao

Grimes, A, meteorological officer, Survey Dept, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Grimes, B. J. W, chief inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Grimm, E, Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F217

Grist;, D. EL, deputy registrar-general of Statistics, Dept, of Statistics, Kuala Lumpur

Grivot, A., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de LTndochine, Haiphong

Grodtpaann, J., director, China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Groesser,

Groff-Smith, H., E.,partner, A. Kohler,Chinese

commissioner, H. Groesser,

MaritimeC. Customs,

H, Rogge, Hoihow

Shanghai

Groll, C. H., signs per pro., Yolkart Brothers, Shanghai

Grose,

Gross, N.

H., F.,C. asst. Malayan

Holstein & Co.,Tobacco

Tokyo Distriutors, Ltd., Singapore

Grossman, O., agent, Liverpool

Groues,

Grougrou,A. A.,

C., attorney,

Hong KongStandard-Vacuum

& Shanghai Banking Conporation,

Oil Co., Hanoi Canton

Grove, 0. F., acct., Siam Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Groves, A. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Canton

Groves J. A., mng. director, Paramount Film Service, Ld., Singapore

Growder, A. C., Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Gruber,

Grumitt,G-,A.,vice pres., Straiis

director, BabcockEcho,

& Co.,Penang

Inc., Manila

Grumitt, C., partner, McAuliffe, Davis k Hope, Penang

Grumitt,

Grummon,F.S.EL,E.,partner,

consul for McAuliffe, Dairen& Hope & Consul for Belgium, Penang ■

II. S. A.,Davis

Grut, Edm., superintendent, Siam Cement Co., Ld., Bangkok

Grut, W. L., managing dir., SiamElectricCorpn.,Ltd. and consul-gen. forS weden,Bangkok

Grut, W. O., general manager, Bernam Oil Palms, Ld., Bangkok

Gubbins, W. H. W., dir., Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd.; Negri Sembilan

Guedes, F. M., Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Guennel, M. O., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Guerin, L., chef-comptable, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh •

Guettinger, F., Internationa] Harvester Go., Manila

Guidon, C., mgr., Muller k Phipps (Malaya)* Ltd., Batavia

Guillaume, Baron J., ambassador for Belgium, Shanghai

Guillemin, C., mng. director, Racine k Cie., Shanghai

Gulick, V.'A., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Gulick, W. €., mgr., Goodrich: International Rubber Co., Manila

Gulland,

Gunnell, D.D. G.,R., asst., Guthrie

vice-pres. k 06.,Philippine

k treas, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,Co.,Selangor

Education Manila

Gunn, R. F., actg. inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Malacca

Gunstone,

Gunther, W., works mgr., Printers Ltd., Singapore

Gurr, R. F.E.,B.,agent,

asst, N.controller

V. Behri;ofMeyer

Posts, &Posts

Co., and

Handel-Maatschappij,

Telegraphs Dept., Sourabaya

Kuala Lumpur '

Gurvich, J. A., proprietor, The Famey Goods Stcire, Canton

Guston, G., consul for Sweden, Yokohama

Guston, G., president, S. K; F: Industries of Japan, Tokyo '

Gut, J., signs per pro, Erzinger -v' Co., Shanghai

Gutierrez, F., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Gutierrez, L, M., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Gutleben, Th., sous-directeur, Escole de l’Etotle du Martin, Tokyd

Guttinger, C., Anderson, Clayton k Go’s Agency, Osaka

Guttridge,

Guy, S. F., A.actg.S., agent,

pres. &Hongkong

gen. mgr., kGuttridge

Shanghai

Chambers,Corpn.,

Inc., Manila

Ipoh, Perak

Gwyn, Capt. R. A., aide-de-camp. Colonial Govt., Straits Settlements

Gwyther, T. H., acct,, Chartered Bank 6f India, Australia ife China, Medan

Haag-Pedersen, J., manager, Nestle k Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Mukden

Haalebos, J., freight k transhipment dept., Koninklyke Paketuaart Maats., Singapore

Habibullah, H. M., proprietor, H. M. Habibullah Co., Shidzuoka

Habluetzel, H., signs per pro, Sulzer Bros. Engineering Office, Kobe

Habluetzel,

Hachtel, O., W., agent,& Co.,

Ahrens Warner,

TokyoBarnes k Co., Ltd., Bacolod

Hackney, J., district mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Foochow

Haddon, J. F., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia k China, Tientsin

Haeberle G.. F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

F218 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Haelen, F. H., van, chancellor, Netherlands Consulate, Singapore

Haenssgen, W„ Carl Zeiss K! K., Tokyo

Haesaerts, J.F. M.,

Hagedorn, C., general

presidentmgr., Tientsin

Norton A Lighting

Co., Manila

Hagen, E. C., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Chefoo

Hager, A. R., president, Business Equipment Corpn., Shanghai

Haigh, J. G., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hailstone, B., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe

Haines,

Haines, Dr.R. A.,W.director,

B., .field Bennie

researchS.officer,

Cohen Dunlop

& Son, Singapore

Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Haines,

Hair, John,W. A.partner,

C., ChiefHairPolice Officer, Malacca

& Picornell, Manila

Hake,

Halberg,H. C.B. R.,E.,acct.,

director,

TexasHarrisons, Barker

Co. (China), Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ltd., Seoul

Hale, F. H., president, Lyric Music House, Inc., Manila

Hale,

Haley,W.G.A.,A.,vice-pres. & treas.,

dir., Imperial Underwriters

Chemical IndustriesSavings BankLtd.,

(China), forShanghai

the Far East, Inc., S’hai

Halkett,

Hall, A. J.,J., Jardine,

Standard-Vacuum

Matheson &OilCo.,Co.,Ltd.,

KobeShanghai

Hall, B. E. F., comm., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Hall, C. E„ Engineer & Ship Surveyor & Examiner of Engrs., Singapore

Hall, C. W. D„ supt. of Police, F. M. S.

Hall, E. F. M. van, asst., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

Hall, F. W, directory British Malaya Trustee & Executor Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hall, F. W., works mgr., Wearne Bros., Ltd. , Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hall,

Hall, G.H. M., mgr., Malayan

E., asst., National Tobacco

City BankDistributors,

of New York, Ltd.,Hankow

Singapore

Hall, H., manager, American Trading Co., of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Hall, J. P., agency dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hall, R., consul, British Consulate, Foochow

Hall, Sir R. E. chief justice. Judicial, F. M. S.

Hall, W. B., asst.-contr. of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur

Hallberg, M., consul for Sweden, Hankow

Halley, A.R.,M.,Bayer

Hallier, manager,

Yakuhin Theodore

Gomei AKaisha,

Rawlins,

TokyoShanghai

Hallier, R., assist., Bayer-Meister-Lucius, Y. G. K., Tokyo

Hallock, H. G. C., editor and proprietor, Hallock’s Chinese Almanac, Shanghai

Halton, M. C., partner, Thomson A Co., Tientsin A Peiping

Ham, G. L.,A.,British

Hamilton, engr., resident, Negri Sembilan

United Engineers, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Hamilton, H. W., office deputy, Survey Office, Johore

Hamilton, J. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia A China, Manila

Hamilton,

Hamilton, R. N., sub-acct..

signs per pro, FraserCity

A Co.,

BankSingapore

Hamilton, S.W.,W.,engineer, National

Shanghai Waterworks of New

Co., Ltd.,York, Tientsin

Shanghai

Hamilton, J. P. de C. mgr., Travers A Sons, Ltd., Penang

Hamlyn, T. C., Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hamlyn, W. T., enger., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hammes,

Hammon, C. G., Fred.SchmidtWilsonAACo., Co,Ltd.,

Inc., Manila

Hammond,E.,A.mgr., R. G., mgr., Reuters, Ltd., Canton

Canton

Hammond,

Hammond, J.H.D.,F., managing

Peninsula editor,

A (Oriental

ChinaSteam

Press,Navigation Co., Singapore

Inc., Shanghai

Hammonds, G. S., asst, general mgr., Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Hampton, P. G. R., mgr., Fred Wilson A Co., Inc., Cebu

Hamshire,

Hancock, B.,D. asst.,

H., director,

Jardine, “Malay

Matheson Mail”A Co.,

PressLtd.,

Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hancock, Capt. O. L., inspector of Prisons, Singapore

Hancock, J. N. C., asst, registrar of Imports A Exports, Dept, of Statistics, Singapore

Hand, T. G.,

Handley, A. E.,director, MalcolmLaidlaw

Whiteaway, A Co., ALtd.,

Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Tientsin

Handley, F. A. W., managing-dir., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F219

Handly-Derry, L., sales office, Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Handy, J. T. N., assistant controller, Indian Immigration

Hanekuyk, W. J., dir., My. t.v.d.z. van Houten Steffan & Co., Padang Department, Singapore

Hanjin, A., assist., Bryner & Co., Dairen

Hanke, M.,

Hanna, J. G.,dipl.Dr.,engr., F. Feld

Dentist, & Co., Canton

Singapore

Hannig, Th., marine surveyor, Tesdorpf. Hannig & Co., Shanghai

Hansell,

Hansen, A.F. M., traffic auditor,

H., consul for DenmarkTelegraph

H. Hansen

Hansen, C. T., canvassing Dept., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hansen, E., Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Hansen, Em., chief acct., East Asiatic Co.; Ltd., Bangkok

Hansen,

Hansen, H., manager,

R., acct. dept.,Nestis

Great&Northern

Anglo-Swiss Milk Products

Telephone Co,, Ltd.,Ltd., Manila

Shanghai

Hansen, R. K., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Hansen, V., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Penang

Hansen-Boltze,

Hansom, S. G., dist.J. C.,officer,

AgencySimanggang,

of The EastSarawak

Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Hanson, F. R., vice-pres., Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila

Hanson, R. V., service manager, Lyons Motors, Ld., Singapore

Hapchette, L., Societe Indo-Chinoiae du Ciment Fondu Lafarge, Haiphong

Harber, C. E., director, Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hardie, Dr.C.R.P.,S.,asst,

Hardacre, Drs.treasurer,

Cameron Financial

& Mackintosh,Dept.,Kuala

SarawakLumpur, Selangor

Harding, F., assist, supt., Telegraphs and Telephones Dept., Sarawak

Harding, L. C., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, K. L., Selangor

Harding, S. W., dental surgeon, Ipoh Hospital, Perak

Harding-Klimanek, P., signs per pro., Holland China Trading Co., S’hai

Hardman, E. F., partner, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Hardt, G., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Hardy, Chas. J., Nature Cure Practitioner, Singapore

Hare, A. A., resident secty., Asia Life Insurance Co., Singapore

Hare, F. A., branch manager, Robinson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hargreaves,

Harker, H. G.,C. Brunner

R., mng. Monddir., China

& Co. Printing

(Japan), &Ltd.,Finishing

Kobe Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harkson, U. S., manager, Henningsen Produce Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harle,

Harling,W.H.E.,R.,L.managing

H. Smith director,

& Co., Chefoo

A. Cameron

Harman, A., controller, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Harper, D. R., Harrisons, Barker & Co.,Sarawak

Harnack, W., surveyor, Survey Dept., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Harper, G. G. C., director, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Harper, W., director, Lever Bros. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Harper, Wm,

Harper, directorEdible

W., director,

Products, Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Harpur,

Harpur, W. A., editor, Pinang Gazette Press {1936), Malacca

L, settlement engr., Public Works Dept., Ltd., Penang

Harral, G. M., chemist, Geological Survey, Batu Gajah, Perak

Harrap, L.J. W.,

Harries, A., sales mgr., dir.,

managing Willow

ThePattern

OverseasPress, Shanghai

Assurance Corpora,tion, Ltd., Singapore

Harris, C. E., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Harris, E. F., chairman, Millington,

Harris, H. C., Thomas Cook & Son, Ltd., ShanghaiLtd., Shanghai

Harris, H. P.,

Harris, H. E., chief

merchant,

acct., H.Canton

E. Harris & Co.,Railway

Kowloon Shanghai(Chinese Section), Canton

Harris, H. S., workshop supt., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harris, I. S., asst, mgr., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

Harris

Harris, J.L. F.,D.,representative

asst, supt., PuloforSebarok,

Japan, R.Standard-Vacuum

C. A. Communications,Oil Co.,Inc., Tokyo

Singapore

Harris, M. J., chief of Bureau, Associated Press of America, Shanghai

Harris, M. Reader, dir., Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harris, R. V., agent, P. & O. Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

F220 FOREIGN EESiDENTS

Harris, S. W., director, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Shanghai

Harrison, F., assist., McAuliffe,

Harrisonn, F. G., Benjamin & Potts, Turguand, Youngs Co., Penang

Shanghai

Harrs, H. A., Compagnie des Messageries Mari

Harry, C., senior executive electrical engr., Electrical, times, Shanghai

Dept., F.M.S.

Harston, J. Scott, director, H. K. & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., Shanghai

Hart, F., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Hart,

Hart, L.J. E.,

H., asst.,

asst, Anglo-Siam

supt., Police,Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Departnjent, F. M. S. ,

Hart, P. J., Bpnge & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hartendorp, A. Y. H., editor & proprietor, Philippine .Magazine, Manila

Hartley,

Hartlieb, E.Em.,G. asst.,

S., Anglo-Siam

Diethekn

Co., Saigon Ltd., Bangkok

Hartman, B. O., mgr., Connell Bros. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hartmann, A., partner, Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Hartmann,

Hartnal, PaulWalter, direct factory

C., manager, representative,

Fisk Tire Ernst, von Zitzewitz & Cp., Shanghai

Co., Inc., Manila

Hartnett, E. F., supt., construction division, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai .

Harvey, A., Thomas Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, A. E., assistant, Patons

Harvey, A. H., sales mgr., Inniss & Biddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, D., assist., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Harvey, H., passenger dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, J. A.,K.,collector

Hashizume, signs perofpro.,

LandSulzer

Revenue,

Bros.District Office,Office,

Engineering Penang.

Kobe

Haskins, H. S., district engineer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Haslam, A., works mgr., North China Daily Nexus & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Hatchard,P.,K.E.W.,

Hatcher, advocate

asst., Nestle & solicitor, Milk

& Anglo-Swiss Donaldson tfc Burkinshaw,

Products, Singapore

Ltd., Singapore

Hatfield, T., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Hatter, D., signs per pro., Oliver, Evans & Co., Kobe

Haude, W., gen. office, Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Hausamann,

Hausman, L. H., M., c.p.a.,

presidentchartered accountant,

& Co.,& Manila

Williamson, Manila

Haussermann,

Haussermann, J.F. W., O., vice president,

president Balatocmanager,

and general Mining Co., ManilaMining Co.,-Manila

Balatoc

Havelka, Dr. I. I., counsellor, Czechoslovakian Legation, Tokyo

Haviicek, H. E. Dr. F., minister plenipotentiary, Czechoslovakian Legation, Tokyo

Haward,

Hawes, E.I).E.,M.,

M. editor.

M., North China& Co.,

Daily NewsKualaand Lumpur,

Herald, Shanghai

Hawes, mgr.,asst., Guthrie

Dunlop Plantations,Ltd.,

Ltd., Ulu Kamchong Selangor

Estate, Negri Sembilan

Hawke, S. R., asst,

Hawkesworth, J. A.,mgr., Theodore

Belting & Rawlins,

and Leather Shanghai

Products Association, Shanghai

Hawkings, W. J., manager, Shanghai Household Removing Co., Shanghai

Hawkins, G., asst, dir., Co-operative Societies Dept., S. S., Penang

Hawkins, H. B., acting commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Pakhoi

Hawkins,

Hawley, H.N.V.,B. technical

E., vice-president, Wise &Hamilton,

adviser, James Co., Inc,,Ltd.,

ManilaShanghai

Hawley, J. D., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Hawson, R. I., Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Hay, A. G., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hay, D. J. S., actg. vice-consul for Great Britain, Zamboanga

Hay, H. S., mgr. & signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Penang

Hay, J. S., dir., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai

Hay, P., engr., works dept., United Engineers, Ltd.. Singapore

Hay, W., L.mgr.,

Hayden, Hongkong

C., office & Shanghai

manager, GoodrichBanking Corporation,

International RubberSingapore

Co., Manila

Haydon, J. T., p’ner, Donaldson &. Burkinshaw, Singapore

Hayes,

Hayim, S.E.,G.,director,

mgr., Dunlop

CathayRubber Co.,Ltd.,

Land Co., Ltd.,Shanghai

Tientsin

Hayley Bell,

Haynes, J. D.,Lt-Col. F., d.s.o., Aniline

mgr., National Defence&Security

ChemicalOfficer, Malaya

Co., Tientsin

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F221

Hayng, S. C., acct. (branches), Oversea-Chinege Banking Gorpn., Ltd., Singapore

Hayton, L. C., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hayward, H. E., agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Kobe

Hayward, H. L., revenue accounting & treasury dept.,, Telephone .Co., Shanghai

Hayward, M. J., secty. to Resident, Secretariat, Pahang

Hayward,

Head, C. J.,W.,accountant,

accountant,Shanghai

Rising Sun Petroleum Wharf

Co., Ltd.,

Co.,Yokohama

Headington, J. L., director, Baguioand GoldHongkew

Mining Co., Manila Ltd., Shanghai

Healey, S. P., travelling repres., Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Healy, L. C., supt., Education Dept., Shanghai

Heath,

Heath, A.,

E. P.,asst,asst.,

mgr.,Borneo

Eastern

Co.,Extension Australia & China Telegraph-Co., Ltd., Manila

Ltd., Bangkok

Heath, F. M., director, Heath, Ltd., Shanghai

Heath, P., managing director, Heath, Ltd., Shanghai

Heath,

Heaton,R.J.F.,A.,Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

inspector, Inspector ofMilk Products,'Ltd.,

Machinerys’ Office, Penang'

Penang

Hebei W. E., asst, mgr., West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Heckel, W., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Heckel, W., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Hedaya, J. A., Hedaya Importing Co., Shanghai

Hedges, G.A. E.,

Hedley, manager,

P., actg. mgr.,Rising

CentralSunAgency,

Petroleum

Ltd.,Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Canton

Hedley, H. T., deputy auditor, Audit Department, S. S. & F. M, S.

Hegarty, H. G., manager, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpnv, Batavia

Hegarty,

Heidrich, J. T.,Carlmanager, Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark, Shanghai

Heilmann,W.,P. B., Zeiss K.manager,

general K., TokyoUnited Plantations, Ltd., Bangkok

Heim, Dr. F., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Heimendinger, M., partner, Sennet Freres, Shanghai

Heinemann,

Heitmann, A.H.,E.,asst.,N. V.Forbes,

StraitsMunn & Co., Ltd.,

Java Trading Co.,Manila

Singapore

Heitzig, W., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Heller, F., engineer, Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hellis, H. D., vice-pres. and treasurer, Spencer, Kellog & Sons, Manila

Heilmann, B., mgr., New Plaza Hotel, Manila

Hellrich, K, S., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Helm, J. F:, director, Helm Bros., Ltd.,Yokohama

Helm, J. T., director, Helm Bros., Ltdv Kobe

Helm, W. , director,

Helmdach, G., DoitsuHelm SeikoBros..

K. K.,Ltd., Yokohama

Osaka :

Hembrow, A. E., ore room supt., Eastern Railways,

Helps, G. S., senior district engr., F.M.S. KualaLtd.,Lumpur,

Smelting Co., PenangSelangOr

Hemming, W. G. D., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Hem pel. Dr. H., Doitsu Senryo G. K., Tokyo

Hempson, R. D. H., asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Hemsted,

Henbury, T.,H. R., agent, Hongkong&and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Sourabaya

Henchman, A.H.S.,C.mgr.,

Macnaughton

Hongkong &Co., Kobe Banking

Shanghai Corpn., Shanghai

Henderson, A. S,, line dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Henderson, D. M., b.a., a.c.a., secty., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., S’pofe

Handerson, D. W., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, K. L., Selangor

Henderson, H. B., consul for Great Britain, Medan, Sumatra

Henderson, J. A., executive engr., P. W. D., Johore

Henderson, M. J., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Swatow

Henderson, M. R., f.l.s., curator of herbarium, Botanic Garden, Singapore

Hendry, P. H., Diamond Merchant, Selangor

Hendry, W., sales mgr., Central Agency, Ltd., Shanghai

Henly, H., shop supt., China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Henley R. B., mgr., North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Henke, W., machinery dept., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Henman, O. R. T., controller, Government,'Monopolies-Department, Singapore^

Henn, E., Roechling Steel Works (Germany), Osaka

F222 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hennekeler,

Hennemann, J., partner, Travel Advisers,Ipoh,

F. van, Lindeteves-Stokvis, Perak

Shanghai

Henning, A. 0., rang, dir., Henning & Co., director, Peiping Electric Co., Ltd., Peiping

Henningsen, F. F., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Swatow

Henningsen, A. O.B., Morten,

Henningsmoen, manager,manager,

Getz Bros.Aall& &Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Tokyo

Henry, C., asst, mgr., W. Dunn & Co., Shanghai

Henry, J., asst., North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Henry, J. E., mgr., Reuters, Ltd., Singapore

Henry, W.

Henry, R. M.,

C., sub-acct.,

works supt.,National CityGasBank

Shanghai Co.,ofLtd.,

NewShanghai

York, Tientsin

Hoey, T. S. H., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Nanking

Hepburn, W. R., asst., S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Herbert, G. A., superintending

Hercombe, consul forBoard,

GreatPenangBritain, Tientsin

Herdman, A.A. E.,J., Butterfield

wharf dept.,& Harbour

Swire, Tientsin

Hermanns, H. R., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Hermanns,

Hermet, O., technical dept., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Herranz, Dr.J. S.,med

mgr.,de Pickett

la Legation, French

Harness Co., Legation,

Manila Bangkok

Herranz,

Herridge, F. G., socty., W. R. Loxley & Co. Rope

M. F., secretary, Johnson Pickett (China),Co.,Ltd.,

Manila

Canton

Herridge, James R., c.a. Henry Hunter Bayne & Co., Manila

Herrmann, W., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Herschand, B., J. Manners & Co., Ltd., Canton

Hersee, A. S., mgr., Broadway Mansions Hotel, Shanghai

Hersey, L. G., president, American Radio and Refrigeration Co., Shanghai

Herzel, G., secretary, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., Shanghai

Heseltine, C., managing director, Owston

Hess, C., Jr., vice

Hetherington, Capt.pres.,

W., Salacot Mining

cargo supt., Co., Manila

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hetherington, W., asst., Lowe, Bingham and Matthews, Shanghai

Heuren, F. van, consul for Belgium, Sourabaya

Heusden,

Heuven, J.W.A.van, van N-M. V.van,Java-China-Japan

Eastern & Philippine Lijn, Shipping

Amoy Agencies, Ltd., Manila

Hewetson, C., dir., Macphail & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hewett, A. F., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Port Swettenhan, Selangor

Hewlett,

Heybroek,M.E.,E.,vice-pres.,

divisionalWisemgr.,& Yee Tsoong

Co. and Tobacco

consul for theDistributors,

Netherlands,Ltd., Changsha

Manila

Heyman, J., sales mgr., Millington, Ltd., Shanghai

Meyn, R., partner, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Heytman, H.W. H.,

Heytman, H., asst.,

asst., Standard-Vacuum

Standard-Vacuum Oil Oil Co.,

Co., Singapore

Singapore

Hey wood-Waddington, A., State Treasurer, Selangor

Heyworth, R. H, chairman, China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hickey,

Hickey, A.J. V.,W.,chartered

printing dept., North Fleming

accountant, China Daily News and Herald,

Hickmott, A. J., asst, mgr., Shanghai

Hickok, T. A., consul for America, Tokyo Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hicks, E, C., principal, Anderson School, Ipoh, Perak

Hickson, F B., Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Hiddleston,'G.

Hide, W., photoGovernment

G. C.. supervisor, process dept.,Monopolies

Straits Time Press, Ltd.,Singapore

Department, Singapore

Hide, E. W., contr. of Posts, Posts and Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Higgins, R., chief inspector, Police Dept., Penang

Highsmith, W. L., office manager, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Hildebrandt, J., Deutsche Farben-Handels., Waibel & Co., Shanghai

Hill, A. S., proprietor, H. M. Hodges, Shanghai

Hill, A. T., asst mgr., The Manila Wine Merchants, Inc., Manila

Hill, C. F., representative, United Engineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Hill, K. K., manager, Dodwell & Co.. Ltd., Tokyo

Hill, F., local mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Ipoh, Perak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F223

Hill, F. G., deputy water engineer, Municipal

Hill, G. L., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York. Manila Water Dept., Singapore

Hill,

Hill, J.J. Kerr,

R., asst,branch manager,

treasurer, Singapore

Treasurer’s ColdSingapore

Dept., Storage Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Hill, K. B., Hill Insurance Agency, Shanghai

Hill, L. S. J., manager, F. Owston & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Hill, N. W. G., asst., Guthrie.& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hill, P. R., editorial staff, Strain Time Press, Ltd., Singapor

Hill, William C., works mgr. & chief engr., Ho Hong Oil Mills, Ltd., S’pore

Hill, W. F., actg. under secty., Government Secretary’s Office, Sandakan

Hill-Reid, A., mgr., Millington, Ltd., Singapore

Hillaly, A., Hillaly & David, Shanghai

Hillary, D., supt.. Fire Brigade Dept., Malacca

Hille, F., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hilliard,

Hillman, H.R.,D.,general-manager,

commissioner, Chinese Maritime

.C lilies & Co.,Customs,

Tokyo Tientsin

Hills, O. L. R., advocate & solicitor, Danaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Hinch, H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Bangkok

Hind, H. M., manager. Union Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hinds, L.t A. C. A., Jenks, Percival and Isitt, Maurice, Tokyo

Hine, H. V., joinery works mgr., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hinke, F. W., consul for America, Tientsin

Hinshel

Hipwhell, wood, L., director,

W. H., senior British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.,

MuarBangkok

Hirai, L, director, M. S. executive

Wiersum &engr.Co., ofLtd.,Public Works,

Yokohama Disk, Johore

Hirsbrunner, H., signs per pro.,

Hirschman, W. H., Clark & Larkin, Manila Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Hirsh, C. S., editorial dept., North China Daily News and Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Hirzel, J. R., president,

Hirzel, Wm., Kennedy, Burkill

Americank Co., Ltd.,Co.

Trading Penangof Japan, Ltd., Kobe.

Hitch, A. V., pharmceutical chemist, Medical & Health Dept., Perak

Plitchcock, L. H., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Amoy

Hizon, R. P., proprietor, Hizon Laboratory, Manila

Hjartved,

Hobbin, W.J. R.,A., agent,

accountant, Siam Bank

Mercantile Electric Corporation,

of India, Ld., Bangkok

Ltd., Perak

Hobbs, A. T., sub.-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Bangkok

Hochstadt, J., mng. prop., Singapore Casket Co., Singapore

Hodge,

Hodges,Dr.W. H.C.,R,acct.stategen.,medical andTreasury,

Colonial health officer, Medical and Health Dept., Perak

Singapore

Hodgson, D. M., conservator, Forest Department,

Hodgson, E., architectural dept., Shanghai Land Investment Kuala Lumpur,Co.,Selangor

Ltd., Shanghai

Hoehmann, O., asst., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Hoehnke, F., dir., Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Hoekstra, M. G., mgr., Het Onderling Lev. Genootschap “De Olveh van 1879,” Batavia

Hoelmann,L. van

Hoeven, G. W.,der,mgr.,

consul Schmidt

for thekNetherlands,

Co., SingaporeHarbin

Hoffman,

Hoffmann, J., mgr., Dunlop Plantations,Ltd.,

L. C., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.,KualaRegentLumpur,

Estate,Selangor

Negri Sembilan

Hoffmeister, A., vice-consul, Swiss Consulate, Canton

Hogan, C. D. D., Hogan, Adams & Allan, Penang

Hogarth,

Hogg, F. C., W. managing

A., accountsdirector,

dept., Imperial

Tait & Co.,Chemical

Taihoku,Industries

Formosa (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Hoggarth, T., resident representative, Burroughs Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Hokloff, N.^acting mgr., Mustard & Co., Tientsin

Holbrook,

Holder, D. J.W.,L.,asst.,

mgr.,McAlister

Bakerite kCo.,Co.,Fed.

Ltd.,Inc.,Singapore

U. S. A., Shanghai

Holder, R. T., director and secretary, Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Holdsworth, R.,L. inspector

Holgate, H., director, Kennedy,Education

Burkill Department,

Co., Ld., Penang

Holiday, M. E. G., director, Lewis of schools,Peat (Singapore), Singapore & Labuan

Ltd., Singapore

Holland, C., Hongkong & Shanghai

Holland, G. L., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama Banking Corpn., Yokohama

F224 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Holland, H., asst, supt., Government Printing Dept., F. M. S.

Holland,

Holland, V.M. J.B.,B.,supt.,

asst.Customs

gen. mgr.,& Excise, Gemas, Fed.

China Motors, NegriInc.,

Sembilan

Shanghai

Holland, W. E., National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Holley, W., director for Malaya, Remington Rand, Inc., Singapore

Hollin, E. C., acct.,

Hollingsworth, H. L.,Kriedt Printing

National Co.,Co.,

Carbon Manila

Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Hollyer, W. G., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Holmes, A.P.H., mgr., Water Dept., Penang

Holmes, O. R., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Holmes, Dr. W. E., health officer, Medical Dept., Selangor

Holmsen, T. M., consul for Norway, Manila

Holstein, C., C. Holstein & Co., Tokyo, Osaka

Holt, J.P. R.,

Holt, W.,mgr.,

asst., Meklong

Guthrie &Railway

Co., Ltd.,Co.,Singapore

Ltd., Bangkok

Holtz, C. R. von, branch mgr., N. V. Handel Mij.Penang

Holttum, R. E., director of Botanical Gardens, Fraser & Neave, Sourabaya

Holtze,

Holyoak,J. T-C. East, Asiatic Co.,McAlister

H., director, Ltd., Diren& Co., Ltd.. Singapore

Homberger,R.W.C.G.A.W.

Hoogland, Fr., consul forvan, Switzerland,

flight supt.,Medan,

RoyalLtd.,Netherlands

Hookham, F. J., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Shanghai Indie’s Airways, Batavia

Hooley, J. R., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hooper, E. D. G., acbg. adm. dep. commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Hooper, E. P. S., manager, Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd., Manila

Hooper, R. A., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hoover, J. B., director, Salacot Mining Co.. Manila

Hope, J. L., signs per ^»ro., Jacks & Co., Ltd., Ipoh

Hope, R. I., sub-editor, Shanghai Timex, Shanghai

Hope, T., Malaya

Hope-Falkner, Tribune

R. E., Press, Police

asst, supt., Ltd., Singapore

Dept., Singapore

Hopiak, W,, sub-manager, National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Hopkin,

Hopkin, H, L., editor, Malaya Tribune Press,& Ltd.,

Dr. D. A. B., anaesthetist, Medical HealthSingapore

Dept., Selangor

Hopkins, P. S., president, Shanghai Power Co.,

Hopkinson, L. F„ partner, Hallam & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Shanghai

Horden, A. F., commander, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Horen, F. van, asst,

Herman-Fisher, F. J.,acct., Siam &.Electric

Dodwell Corpn.,

Co., Ltd., KobeLtd., Bangkok

Horn, J. C., manager, signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Medan

Horne, V. I., signs per pro., Guthrie k, Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Horne, W. K.,

Hornstein, M., puisne judge, Supreme

F. E. Zuellig, Inc., ManilaCourt, Singapore

Horsfall, F., distribution engineer, Electricity Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Horsfield, A., McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Singapore

Horslin,

Horstmann, F. S.,F.,supervisor, Government

Deutsch-Asiatisehe Bank,Printing

HankowOffice, Singapore

Horton, J. E., mgr., R. C. A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai .

Hoseason, W. S„ asst., North British &, Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hossack, F. J., Federal Malay State Railways, Kula Lumpur

Hqste, J. M.J.D.,M.,sub-editor,

Houghton, North ChinaBank

sub-acct., Chartered Daily News &Austr.

of India, Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

& China, Shanghai

House, I. E.,. Liddell Bros. & Co.,

Houston, J. A., director, P.W.D., Sandakan Ltd., Tientsin

Houten, H. J. van, sub-accc,, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Shanghai

Houten, P. C. van, manager, Eastern & Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd., Manila

Hovil, G. O., secretary, Bradburne & Co., Ltd., Selangor

Hovsep, S. M., signs per pro., Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Howard, F. M., engineering dept., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Howard, H. B., American Asst. Trade Commissioner, Shanghai

Howard, W. J., signs per pro., Bryner & Co., Mukden

Howe, G. L., Crown Counsel, Attorney-General’s Dept, Singapore

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS F225

Howell, O. G., k.c., attorney-general, Attorney-General’s Dept.'S; S., Singapore

Howell, I. H., signs per pro., Liddell Bros.

Howell, L.I. Li.,

Howell, H., mgr., BungeBond,

Exchange, & Co.,Stock

Ltd.,and

Shanghai

Sharebroker, Peiping

Howell,

Howells, J. W., director, Ker & Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,

W. M., dir., Liddell Bros. & Co., CebuTientsin

Howes, A. B., judge, Judicial, F.M.S.

Howey, L.J.B.,S.,Standard-Vacuum

Howkins, Oil Co.,andSingapore

asst., McAuliffe, Davis Hope, Penang

How-se, W. G., rang, director, Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Hoyle, E. W., assist, mgr., International Export Co., Ltd., Hankow

Hoyrup, S., manager, Oriental Manchinery Stores, Bangkok

Hoyt, E. H., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co , Foochow

Hubbard, E. C. asst., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Hankow

Huber, H. J., manager, Siber, Hegner & Co., Ld., Yokohama

Hubert, R.S., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Huch, W., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Huck,

Hudden,J. D.

W.,C.,general agent,

district Everett

officer, Steamship

Baram, SarawakCorpn., Shanghai

Hudec, L. E., Architect, Shanghai

Hudson, E.C., acting branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Sourabaya

Hudson,

Hudson, G.F. W.,

L., asst.,

f.c.i.i.,Malayan

mgr. forTobacco Distributors,

Japan, Norwich UnionLtd.,

FireSingapore

Insce. Society, Ltd., Tokyo

Hue, M., Societe des Cements Portland Artificials de I’Indochine, Haiphong

Huet, P., signs per pro., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Huett, F. J., deputy commr., Excise Dept., Singapore

Hugenholtz,

Hughes, A. E.,E. resident

H. Ter B.,manager,

agent, Javasche

Hume PipeBankLtd.(Java-Bank), Semarang

(Malay Branch), Singapore

Hughes, C. H. C., manager director, Clive & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hughes, H. E., acct., United Exporters, Ltd., Singapore

Hughes, H. R., chairman, Sanitary Board, Brunei

Hughes, J., mgr., merchandise dept., Honolulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Hughes, N. E., district officer, Bintulu, Sarawak

Hughes, R. J., W. F. Stevenson

Hughes, R. W., director, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hughes, T. D., Crown Counsel, Attorney General’s Dept., Penang

Hughes,

Hultman,W.T. E.,A., mgr.,

sales Asiatic PetroleumFarCo.Eastern

mgr., American (N1 C.),Match

Ltd., Chungking

Co., Shanghai

Hume, R. D,, partner, Hogan Adams & Allan,

Hummel, A., signs the firm, Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai Penang

Humphrey,

Hunaeus, F.O., L.H.G.,

importHongkong

dept., N.V.& Shanghai

Behn, Meyer Banking

& Co.,Corpn.,

Handel Singapore

Maatschappy, Sourabaya

Hunt,

Hunt, J. W., director, R. Young & Co., Ltd., Penang Singapore

J. A., civil engr., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.,

Hunt,

Hunt, M.

W. W., mgr., Simeof Darby

O., inspector & Co.,Mines

Machinery, Ltd., Dept.,

Negri Sembilan

F.M.S.

Hunter, H., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Hunter, Jas. A., Hunter & Co., Harbin

Hunter,

Hunter, R.,K. W., manager,E. Cochran

president, H. Hunter& Co.,

& Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Selangor

Osaka

Hunter, R. F., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Semarang

Hunter, T., managing director, Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Huntsman, Harold, partner, Maxwell & Kenion, Perak

Huppman, J. M., asst; mgr., Ford Motor Co., Shanghai

Hurlimann, H. E., asst., Diethelm Co., Saigon

Hurlimann, M., mgr., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Penang

Hurst, L. C., William Forbes & Co., Tientsin

Husband, C. T. M., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., Kedah

Husband, T. G., state engr. grade 1, Malayan Public Works Service, F.M.S.

Husrev Gerede, H. E. R., ambassador extra, and pleni., Turkish Embassy, Tokyo

Hussey, Capt. T. M., official censor of Films, Straits Settlements

Husson, L., agent, Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

F8

F22C FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hutchings, L- C., director &

Hutchinson, E. W, agent, Siam Commercialgen. mgr., Robinson

Bank,&Ltd.,

Co., Chiengmai

Ltd., Singapore

Branch; Bangkok

Hutchinson, S. R., editorial staff, Straits Times Press, Ztd., Singapore

Hutchison,

Hutchison, T., J. C.,sub-mgr.

commercial secretary,

for China, BabcockBritish Embassy,

& Wilcox, Ltd.,Peiping

Shanghai

Huttemeier, E., Northern Feather works, Ltd.. Canton

Hiittemeir, R., shipping dept.. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hutton,

Hutton, R.L. W., Reiss,mechanical

J., asst, Bradley &engr.,

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Municipal Engineering Dept., Penang

Hutton, W. S., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of L A. & C., Kobe

Huxter, J. R., mgr., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Huygen, F., local manager, G. E. Huygen, Swatow

Huygen, G. E., Exporter, Importer and Commission Agent, Caxrton

Hyde, A., district officer, Kuantan, Pahang ,

Hygate, E.L. R.,A., manager,

Hykes, McAuliffe,Standard-Vacuum

Davis &; Hope, Singapore

Oil Co., Tsingtao

Hykes, J. M., mgr., Aluminium Union, Ltd., Shanghai

Hyland,

Hynes, C. S., manager, Forbes, Munn

A. O., chief of Accts. & Checking Dept., ManilaDis. Head Post Office, Peiping

Iback, R, F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Iden, F., signs, per pro., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Ikin, F., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Imrie,

Inabata,K. K.,E., consul,

mgr., Nestle

Belgian& Anglo SwissOsaka

Consulate, Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Inabata, T., vice-consul for Portugal, Osaka

Inchausti, R., vice-pres., Parsons Hardware Co., Inc., Manila

Inge,

Ingen,M.,F. signs

C. van,i. v.,asst.,Kunst

Cable& &Albers, Harbin

Wireless Ltd., Medan

Ingersoll, C. T., chief engr., marine

Ingham, Dr. F. T., mining geologist, Geology staff, CableDept.,

& Wirelesfe,

Batu Gajah,Ltd., Singapore

Perak

Ingle, D. K., Protector, Sandakan

Inglis, F., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Inglis, J. P., factory mgr., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Ingold, W., mgr., Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore

Ingoldby,

Ingram, S.H.,G.,Carlowitz

asst., Malayan& Co.,Tobacco

Canton Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Inhelder, H., managing partner,

Innes, J. J. C., supt., engineer dept., Inhelder,

SingaporeWalchColdCo.,Storage

Ltd., Co.,

Manila

Ltd., Singapore

Ipekdjian, J. B., dir., Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Irle, K. W., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Irvine,

Irvine, J., sub-acct.,

N. C., gen. mgr., Chartered

Pure Cane BankMolases

of India,Co.Aust. & China, Tientsin

(Philippines), Inc., Manila

Irving, F. H., Central China Post, Ltd., Hankow

Irving, G. C., senior surveyor, Surveys Department, Trengganu

Irwine, H. Y., chairman, Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Isaacs, S., repres. for Japan, Palatine Ince. Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Isaacs, S., S. Isaacs & Co. and consul for Czechoslovakia, Yokohama

Isenman, W.R.J.,J.,chairman,

Isherwood, S. Moutrie & Ltd.,

asst., Mansfield.&Co., Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Penang

Isitt, H. S. Goodwyn, insp., Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Ismail, H., deputy registrar of Deeds, Singapore

Isono, K. J„ Far Eastern Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Israel,

Itoh, K.,J.,managing

Lithographers, director,Ltd.,Victor

Singapore

Talking Machine Co. of Japan, Ltd,, Yokohama

Itoh, T., inspector, Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Iversen, W. M., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ivery, F. E., Financial Commissioner, Kedah

Iyer, R. S. S., mgr., e/press dept., Lithographers, Ltd., Singapore

Jack, G. D., G. D. Jack Insurance Office, Shanghai

Jack, .T. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Jacks, H. R. K., officer-in-charge, Kapit, Sarawak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F227

Jackson, C., manager, Borneo Co., Ltd., Penang

Jackson,

Jackson, G.G. M. F. R.,R., dir.,

seniorImperial ChemicalSurvey

chief surveyor Industries

Dept.,(China), Ltd., Shanghai

Batu Gajah, Perak

Jackson, G. R., manager, Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Kobe

Jackson, EL, chief acct. Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Jacob,

Jacobs,E.A.D.,G.,secty., LabourS.Association,

Indo-China N. Co., Ltd.,Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Jacobs, E. D., Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Singapore

Jacobs, N. A., asst, mgr., Commercial Express and Storage, Shanghai

Jacquier, M., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndoshine, Haiphong

Jaehne, O., asst., Carlowitz &dept.,Co., TientsinExport-Import

'

Jaenich, P.,R., “Bayer”

Jaehnig, prarmaceutical

Yakuhin GomeiChina Kaisha, Tokyo & Bank Co., Tientsin

Jaffe, W., signs per pro, Berrick & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Jager, A. Q. do, mng. dir., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Jagger, W. K., secty., Fogden, Brisbane

Jahn, A. F., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Nagasaki

Jaissle, Otto, H., partner, Jaissle & Co., Batavia

Jakeman, R. W., postmaster, Post Office, Labuan

Jamaludin,

James, E. G-,A.,works partner,

mgr.,Dawood

Singapore & Co.,Slipway

Singapore

and Engineering Co., Ltd., Singapore

James,

James, F.E. R.VV.,Jr.,o.b.e.,com’lmng. dir., R.A. C.Cameron

repres., & Co., Ltd. &Enc.,

A. Communication, consul for Sweden, Kobe

Shanghai

James, L. K., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Jameson, C. F. S., senior inspector of Mines, Mines Dept., Selangor

Jankelevitch, L., acting consul for France, Hoihow

Jannings, W,, mgr., Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Janse, D. E. G., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore

Jansen,

Jansen, E.C. F., de W., Scott,distr. mgr., Imperial

Harding & Co., Ltd., Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Shanghai

Jansen, M., Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd., Manila

Jansen, M. J., directeur-general, Corapagnie Franco Asiabique des Petroles, Saigon

Janson, L., manager, Rud Ratjen, Tokyo

Janssen, Th., dipt, ingenieur, & signs p. p., F. Feld & Co., Ltd., Canton

Jansz, H. D., director, Charles Grenier & Son, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Janze, H. D., mng. director, Charles Grenier & Co., Ltd., Perak

Janze, H.V.D.H.,G.,barrister-at-law,

Jaques, director, Charlespartner,

GrenierTilleke

& Co.,&Ltd., PerakBangkok

Gilibins,

Jarrett, N. R., British adviser,

Jarvis, R. Y., consul for America, Hankow Office of British Adviser, Trengganu

Jauch, J. G., engr. & mgr., A. E. G. China Electric Co., Tientsin

Jaun, S. A. S., mng. administrator, Kinta Ice, Aerated Water & Bakery Co., Perak

Jean, Wm. V. L., mgr., Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co., Shanghai

Jedeikin, S.,c. s.,Merchant, Kobe for Chinese Affairs, Singapore

Jeff, R.J., H.m. A.,

Jeff, asst. Secretary

maintenance & new works engr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Jeffery,

Jeffery, E.E. W.,0., asst.,consulDofor! well

Great& Co., Ltd., Nanking

Britain, Kobe

Jeffrey,

Jehl, P. W. H., health

A., signs officer,Banque

per pro., HealthFranco-Chinoise

Office, Kuala Kangsar

pour le Com. et LTnd., Shanghai

Jekyll, J. G., mgr., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Jenkin, C. M., Peninsula & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Jenkins, B. S., president, Philco Sales Corpn., Shanghai

Jenkins, J. S., mgr., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Jenkins, W. W., manager, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jenks, Sir M., Maurice, Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Kobe

Jenner, L. W., chairman, Crystal, Ltd., Tientsin

Jenni, W., F.E., Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Jennings, A., manager, Shanghai

Jennings, Waterworks Fitting Co., Ltd.,Hotel,

Shanghai

Jennings, A.E. L.R., S.,manager,editorialsigns

staff,perStraits

pro., Press

Eastern and Ltd.,

Times, Oriental

Singapore Ltd., Penang

Jennings, H. V., works supt., Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Taku

*F8

£228 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jennings, R. S., asst., McAuliffe, Turquan^, Youngs: & Go., B^jiang . ,

Jennings,A. W.T. S.,D. S.,,supervisor,;Government

Jensen, acct.Reuters,

dept., Great Northern Printing

TelegraphOffice, Singapore

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jensen, G. V., acct., Ltd., Shanghai

Jensen, J. A. S., engineering & supplies dept., Great Northern Tel. Co., Ltd., S’hai

Jermyn, L. A. S., headmaster, High School, Malacca

Jernigan, P., manager, Standard-Yacuam Oil Co., Peiping . .

Jerram, G. L., senior surveyor, Survey Dept., Malacca

Jerrard, F. H., A. B. David it Co., Ltd., Saigon

Jespersen, C. F.., 0. e., general mgr., Siam Cement Cq., Ltd., Bangkok . .

Jessen, J. H., partner, Jebsen & Co., Shanghai .

Jewell, F. H,, resident representative, Ritchie po., Shanghai

Jimusho,

Jobim, J.,Dr. P., MusicBrazilian

vice-consul, and PatentConsulate,

Bureau, Tokyo Yokohama

Jodhi, A. P., American Express Co., Inc., Singapore ;

Johannes, M. C., partner, Johannes

Johansen, E. F., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co,, Ltd., i f e ,Sammy, Singapore

Osaka

Johansen, H. W. R., engineering & supplies dept.,.Great,J^qrthiern Tel, ;Cq., Ltd., S’hai

Johansson,

John, S. R.,G.officeA., mgr.,

secty..John

Mercury

LittlePress,

& Co,,Shanghai

Ltd., Selangor

Johns, W. G., shipping office, Jardine, Mathe^ipn & Co., Ltd., Tientsin:

Johnson,

Johnson, A.A. E,, acct., Asiatic

S., National Petroleum

Carbon Co., k’ed,,CqiInc..

(North, China), jLtd., Tsingtito

Shanghai

Johnson, C. W., mgr. for China, Babcock k Wilcox, Ltd,, Shanghai

Johnson, D., partner, B]rocket't & Co., Foochow

Johnson,

Johnson, L.H. N.,L., director,

sub-mgr., Federal

NationalDispensary,

City Bank Ltd., of NewKuala

York,Lumpur,,

Sha-PghaiSelangor

Johnson, N. 1’., Ambassador for America. Chungking

Johnson, R., agent, State Bank of North Borneo, Jesselton, B. N. B.

Johnson, K., secretary, Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Johnson, R. C. H., asst., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Johqson, U. A., vice-consul, American Consulate, Seoul

Johnson,

Johnson, V.,W. vice-pres.

J. B., canning Johnson

officer, PickettDqpt.,

^gricullur.e, Rape F.Pq.,AL.S.

Manila

.

Johnston, B. S. B., asst., Jasin Lalahg Estate, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Johnston, G. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Shanghai

Johnston, H. C. D., mgr., shipping dept., Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Johnston, J. H., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

J ohnston, R.R. St.

Johnston, S., health officer, Health

G., Harrisons, Barker Dept.,

& Co., Malacca

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Johnston, W. F., signs per pro., Butterfield ife Swire, Canton

Johnstone,

Johnstone, K. Wi, gen.-commercial mgr., ShanghaiLumpur,

G-, mgr,, McAlister & Cq., Ltd., Kuala TelephoneSelangor

Co., Shanghai

Johnstone, W. H., a.c.a., Bell (Harold), Taylor & Bird Co., Robe

Jolley, G. H., engr., Metropolitan-Yickers; Electrical Export Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jqllye,P.H.B.,P.commissioner,

Joly, L., gen. tflgr.,Chinese

Manila Maritime

Electric Co,, ManilaKiukiang

Custom*,

Jomaron, A. C., dist. officer, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Jones,

Jones, C.B. Mcl.,

T., mgr.,

^ptgGeo. H. Baker, Osaka

r accly, Hongkpng. & Shanghai Banking .Oorpn,., K. L., Selangor

Jones, D. W. L., agency dept., Bangkok Dock Cq., Ltd., Bangkok

Jones,

Jones - Dr. W. P.,F. health

Davies, officer, spryeypr,

W., quantity Jqhore South, Fqgden,Johpre

Brisbane & Co., Ltd.. Singapore

Jones, E. LI., co-operative marketing officer,

•Tones, E. T., manager, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., 'SeofilCo-pRpratiye Boa Dept., K. L., Selangor

Jones, F., sales mgr., Luneta Motor

Jones, F. A., partner, J. Klemantaski, Harbin Co., Manila

Jones, F. L., editor, Malay Mail, Selangor

Jones, F. W., asst, sales mgr., Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Jones, G. E. M., chemist, Imperial Chemical Indu^np^ (Malay), Ltd., Singapore

Jones, Glynn, Huttenbach,. Lazarus Sons, Teluk Apson, Perak

Jones, H. I., managing prop., Irving Jqnes

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F22&

Jones, H..P. B., supt. engineer. Rising Sun Petroleum

Jones, I. E., wireless supervisor, Chinese Maritiipe Customs, Amoy Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Jones,

Jones, J.J., E.,mgr., A. S. Cowdy

partner, Watson A& Jones,

Co., Ltd.,

Ipoh,Canton

Perak

Jones, J. R., secretary, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Jones, J. S., secty. & general mgr., Tientsin Press, Ltd., Tientsin

Jones, N.,

Jones, L. C.,deputy

mgr., controller

Standard ofVacuum

Labour,OilMalaya

Co., Chungking

Labour Dept., Penang

Jones, P. W., advertising mgr., Tientsin Press Ltd., Tientsin

Jones, R. G., manager, Victoria Hotel, Canton

Jones, R. Y. T., wireless.engr., Post & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore

Jones, Hon. Mr. S. W„ British Resident, Selangor

Jong,

Jonge,M.R. E.H.A.de,L.Lindcteves

de, head commr. dept..Ipoh,

k Stokvis, RoyalPerak

Netherlands Indies Airways, Batavia

Jongh, F. de, signs per pro., Holland-China Trading Co., Ltd., TientsinJ

Jonker, J., mgr., Koninklyke Paketyaurt Maatschappij, consul for Belgium, Padang

Jonn, E., O.,

Jonsson, managing

Ekman director, Gadelius Ltd.,

Foreign Agencies, Co, Shanghai

Ltd., Osaka

Joosten, i b., asst., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

Jordan, A. L. F., Danish consul for Yokohama

Jordan, Hon. Mr. A. B., Secretary for Chinese Adairs, Singapore

Jordan,

Jordan, E.,F., manager,

Bayer Pharma JapanCo.,Import and Export Commission Co., Yokohama

Shanghai

Jordan, Dr. J., Rudolf & Co., Osaka

Jordan, J. F., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Jordan, K. E., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Jorge, Dr. A. R, mgr., Farmacia Moderna Jorge U Co., Ltd., Macao

Jorgensen,

Jorgensen, A., consul

B. E., chiefforengr.,

Denmark

Great and mgr., Tel.

Northern EastCo.,

Asiatic

Ltd.,Co., Ltd., Harbin

Shanghai

Joscelyne, R. A.,

Joseph, J.E.,D.,principal,Gibb, Livingston

Joseph Bros., & Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

ShanghaiDept., Singapore

Joseph, group supervisor, Education

Joseph, R., artist, Grand Studio, Shanghai

Joseph, R. M , dir., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Josselyn, P. R., consul-gen., American Consulate, Hankow

Joubeyt, R. C., manager, Otis Elevator Co., Manilft

Jousique, J., Society des Ciments Portland Artificiels de lTndorchine, Haiphong

Joy, E. A., accountant,

Joyce, Public WorksCableDept.,& Wireless,

SingaporeLtd., Singapore

Joyce, C.G. N.L., \V„ senior P.electrician,

sub-acct., & O. Banking Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Joynt, H. R., acct. general, Treasury Dept-, F. M. S.

Jung, A., tres., Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Manila

Jurany, O., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Justesen, N., supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Amoy

Juvet, C., Andersen Meyer & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

> Kable, D. M.,

Kadoorie, gen. Shanghai

H., dir., mgr., KableLand (D.)Investment

Industrial Engineering Co., Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

j Kadoorie, L., dir., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd-, Shanghai

}I Kaemmerer, E.R.,A.,pres,

Kagahastian, H. C.,k gen.

Macnaughton

mgr., Luzonk Consolidated

Co., Kobe Mines & Co., Manila

jl Kalhorn, C.

Kamei, Y.,tin., A. F.,

manager. freight & transhipment

Home Insurance ofdept.,

Co. Ltd.,

New Koninklyek

York, TokyoPaketvaart Maat., S’pore

j Kamsun, mgr., German Dispensary, Canton

| Kamuf, F., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

i' Kanazashi,

Kanazawa, P. K.,

S., asst, dir.,Maruzen

Post Office, Shanghai Tokyo

i■ j Kandiah,

Kane, V.,president,

A. J.,M.charteredacct., Treasury

acct., Lowe,

Company,

Dept., F. M. AS.Ltd.,

Bingham Matthews, Singapore

Kanter, C. H., chancellor, German Consulate, Tientsin

; Karagrigoris, B. S., manager, Yassos & Co., Shanghai

j Karlsson, E., mgr., i\.merican-Far Eastern Match Co., Hankow

j Kassel, J., director, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Saigon

F230 FOKfilGN RESIDENTS

Katz, M. J., gen. supervisor, Commercial Express & Storage, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Kaufman, president du Tribunal Consulaire, French Consulate, Shanghai

Kaufmann, R., F. Feld & Co., Canton

Kawasjee, E. B., Standard Trading Co., Kobe

Kay, J.H. B.,P., field

Kay, Yorkshire Insurance

mgr., British Co., Ltd.,

Malayan Tokyo Co., Ltd., Brunei

Petroleum

Kay, J. L., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kayser, A., Ahrens & Co., Kobe

Kearney,J.,Geo.

Kearns, P., secretary,

Aquarius Philippine Acetylene Co., Manila

Co., Shanghai

Kearton, W. A., general manager, Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Keefe, F. G., district manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Keen, H. L., assist., Carter Macy Co., Inc., Taihoku

Keet, H. G., supt., Dept, of Excise, Singapore

Kehrmann,

Keiffer, D. R.,H. parts

R., C.mgr.,

liliesLuneta

& Co., Kobe

Motor Co., Manila

Keir,

Keith,A.,H.actg. dir. of Education,

G., director, Agricultural S. S.,Dept.,

Singapore

Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Keithahn, H., secretary, German Consulate, Singapore

Kellagher, G. B., judge, High Court, Alor Star, Kedah

Keller, A. O., manager, Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Kelley,

Kellner, W.H.,H.,asst.,

asst,Jardine,

commissioner,MathesonConstabulary, Sarawak

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kelly, S. N., asst, water engr., Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Kelly, U. L., Caldbeck, Macgregor

Kelly, Y. S., acct., Public Works Dept., Penang & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kemp, J.G. C.A.,W.,asst.,supt.,

Kemp, Lowe,Dept,Bingham & Matthews,

of Excise, SingaporeShanghai

Kempe,

Kendal, Dr. A.,

W. R., secretary

acting consul-general

t f e treasurer, for Germany,

Shanghai Canton

Power Co., Shanghai

Kenderdine, J. E., director, Blundell & Co., Tokyo

Kendrew, J. A., insurance dept., .Jardine, Matheson dir, Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Kenion, Hon. Mr. Arthur N., partner, Maxwell & Kenion, Perak

Kennard, E. A., editor, Janan Chronicle, Kobe .

Kennedy, A. P. D., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Kennedy, J. L., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, K. L., Selangor

Kennedy, L. D., actg. commissioner, Trade tfc Customs, Sarawak

Kennedy, N. M., accountant, Medical Dept., S. S., Singapore

Kennett,

Kent, A. S.,A. dir.,

C., asst., Hongkong

Yee Tsoong & Shanghai

Tobacco BankingLtd.,

Distributors, Corpn., Manila

Shanghai

Kent, C. H. I., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Kent, E., asst. dist. engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Kent, N. E., manager, Algar & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kent, P. H. B., barrister-at-law, Kent & Mounsey, Tientsin

Kentwell, A. J., Parbury, Henty & Co., Pty. Ltd., Kobe

Kenyon, J. S., asst, mgr., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Ker, A. W. W., director, Lewis & Peat, Singapore

Kerbry, G. H., Butterfield '& Swire, Hankow

Kermani, R. S., mgr. & prop., R. S. Kermani & Co., Shanghai

Kermode, E. E’. R., secty., Moller’s, Ltd., Shanghai

Kern,

Kerr, I.J.,W.,partner,

agent,A.Warner,

Kern &Barnes Co., Yokohama

& Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Kerr, James, assist, manager, Meklong Railway Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Kerr, W. L., asst, supt, of machinery,Ltd.,

Kerr, W. A. B., asst., Guthrie & Co., Kuala Stores

Municipal Lumpur,& Workshop,

Selangor Singapore

Kershaw, A. E., senior inspector of Mlines, Mines

Kerske, A. F., sales mgr., Radio Pictures of China, Inc., Shanghai Dept., Selangor

Kessel,

Kestner,P. Albert,

T., construction

manager,mgr., A. G.OtisBamag-Meguin,

Elevator Co-, Tokyo

Shanghai

Keswick, J. H., director, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Keswick, W. J., chairman, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ltd., Tientsin

Ketcham, J. B., consul for America, Medan, E. C. Sumatra

Kew, L. C., asst., Low’d, Bingham

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F231

Vfys, H. W., editor, Times of Malaya Press, Ltd., Penang

Khurshaid, K. A., manager, Indo Boeki Shokai, Kobe

Kidd,

Kiddle,G.J.M.,O.,controller of Rubber,

asst., Guthrie & Co,, Selangor

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Kiela,

Kierkegaard, H. S., director of Hooglandt

J. G. W., signs per pro., & Co., Singapore

Posts for Fukien, Post Office, Foochow

Kihara, J., actg. consul-general for Japan, Manila

Kildal,

Kildoyle,O., vice-consul for Norway, Shanghai

Kilner, W.D.,J., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki

administrator, Kinta Ice, Kaisha,

AeratedYokohama

Water & Bakery Co., Perak

Kimpster, W. A., director, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Kinder, B. S., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Penang

Kinder, S. J. S,, asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

King, C. C., Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

King, C. F., sub-aoct., Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China, Shanghai

King, C. S., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

King, E. T. S., executive engr., Public Works Dept., Taiping, Perak

King, F. G., chief inspector, Police Dept., Penang

King,

King, H., dist. agricultural

partner, Shanghai Butcheryasst., EastCo.,Coast, Sandakan

Shanghai

King, J. E., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

King, J. L., Chinese sales dept., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Shanghai

King, P. H., advertising manager, The Shipping Review, Shanghai

King,

King, R.S. S.,G., China

wharf Merchants’

dept., HarbourSteamBoard, PenangCo., Shanghai

Navigation

King, T. K., manager, shipping dept.,

King, T. Z., land commission, Shanghai Municipal China Merchants’ Steam

Cotmcil, Navigation Co., S’hai

Shanghai

King, W. R., signs per pro., Lyall k Evatt, Singapore

King, W. W., manager, Grand Studio, Shanghai

Kingdon, H. W., mgr., Thos. Cook & Son (Bankers), Ltd., Shanghai

Kingdon-Rome,

Kingsbury, V. E.,H.,dir., resident

Fogden,mgr.,Brisbane

Kinta Electrical

& Co., Ltd.,Distribution

Singapore Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Kingsley, J. F. C., sub-agent, Warner Earners

Kinloch, I., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.,

Iloilo

Kinloch, J., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Nanking

Kinna, J., director, Asiatic Lumber Co., Ltd., Otaru

Kinsey, P. F., asst., Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Kipp, P. T.H.,W.,Standard-Vacuum

Kinsey, acct., Siam Industries Oil Co.,(1932), Ltd., Bangkok

Yokohama

Kirby, C. E., repres. director, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Kirby, R. V. D., resident representative, Metro Vickers Electrical Export Co., Ltd., S’hai

Kirilloff,

Kirkman,G.J. E.,W. assist.,

L., salesReuters,

traveller,Ltd.,United

TientsinEngineers, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Kirkman, S. M., actg. mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Kirkwood, C., secretary, Associated Steamship Lines, Manila

Kirkwood,S. K.G.,P.,factory

Kirland, 2nd secretary,

repr,PeiyangCanadian

Corbin Legation,

LocksLtd.,& Hardware, Tokyo

Kirn, E., dir. & gen. mgr., Press, Tientsin Shanghai

Kirschbaum,

Kitching, T., actg. H. O. chief

von, mgr., C. lilies

surveyor, Survey tfc Co., Dairen

Dept., Singapore

Kitson, F. G., depot mgr., John Little & Co., Ltd., Tpoh, Perak

Kitts, J., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Kjeldsen, S., assist, manager, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Klaasen, T. A., general manager, Klaasen & Co., Batavia

Klamer, L., signs per pro, Shanghai Insurance Office, Shanghai

Klass, E., chief clerk, Criminal District & Police Courts, Singapore

Klass, F. V., Merchant, Singapore

Klass, H. D., deputy collector, Land Office, Singapore

Kleemann, O., mng. director, Peiyang Press, Ltd., Tientsin

Kleijn,

Klein, L.H.J.,F.,partner and mgr.,

asst, mgr., Shanghai

Schiffner Insurance

& Co., Ltd., Office, Shanghai

Singapore

Klein, S., mgr., International Savings Society, Mukden

F232 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kleinsohmidt, H., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Canton

Kleraantaski, L. P., Merchant, Harbin

Kleye,

Kleyn, C. F.,

Th.signs per pro., Carlowitz &Royal

Co., Tientsin

Kliene, B.chas. C., mgr.,

dir., Nederland

Chinese Studies Line Dutch

Singapore

Kline, L. E., secy., Spencer, Kellogg ife Sons, Manila

Kiingler, E., assistant, Forbes Munn & Co., Ld., Manila

Klobertanz, T., signs per pro., Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Klooss,S.,B.,partner,

Klotz, asst., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Klovekorn, H. W., construction division, Shanghai telephone Co., Shanghai

Klussmann, M., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Knabe, L., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Knaggs, A. .C., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Singapore

Knight, H. 0. D;, Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Knight, L. F., dir., special branch, Police Dept., Singapore

Knight, P. N., partner, Hogan, Adams & Allan, Penang

Knightly, F. J., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Dairen

Knippenberg, W., assistant, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Knobelsdorff, V, von, Zuellig & Von Knobelsdorff, Manila

Knocker, G. M., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Knoke, W., manager, Deutsch Asiatische Bank, Canton

Knott, D., supt. & dockmaster, Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Knowles, A. D., asst, mgr., works dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Knowles, C. H. V., asst., Warner, Barnes cfc Co., Ltd., Manila

Knowles, T. W. G., partner, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Knudsen, H., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Knudtzon, J., general manager, Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Knuepfel, E., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Knuth, Count K., secretary, Danish Legation, Tokyo

Kobelt,

Koch, C.,A.,C. manager,

lilies & Co.,Charles

Kobe Rudolph & Co., Shanghai

Koch, E., manager, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore

Koch, H., asst., Noessler Co., Max, G.M.B.R., Shanghai

Koehler, G., factory repres., N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Koesling, J. A., International Harvester Co., Manila

Koesting, K., chancellor, German Consulate, Manila

Koesveld,

Kohler^ A.,M.partner,

J. Van,A.mgr., Societa

Kohler, Comm. DiC.Esporta.

H. Groesser, H. Rogge,EdiShanghai

Importa., S’pore

Kohlmeyer, W., export dept., Melchers & Cp., Tientsin

Kojima, K., traffic agent, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Tokyo'

Kok, P. F. J. de, sub-acct., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Singapore

Kolacek, A., secty., Czechoslovakian Consulate, Shanghai

Kolshorn, E., Cosmos Paper Co,, Shanghai

Komaroff, C. D., mng, dir., Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Komor, Geo., mar., export dept,, J., Curnow & Co:, Ltd., Yokohama

Koopmans, J. P. A., inspt., Netherlands India Opium & Salt Monopoly, Medan

Kooter, J. B., J. Manners & Co., Ltd., Canton

Kooy, G. G. van, consul for Belgium, Medan

Kopf, B., manager, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Korelin, A. M., director, Koreliu & Co., Harbin

Koren, F., minister, Norwegian Legation, Tokyo

Korff, Dr. Ad., partner, Melchers & Co,, Shanghai

Korff, D. C. A., dir.j, Shanghai Dock & Engineering Coi, Ltd., Shanghai

Kortright, J. H., sub-mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. »fc China, Singapore

Kouznetzov, P., secretary, Telberg’s, International Bookstore, Tsingtao

Kozer, E., P.asst.,

Kozoolin, Carlowitz

J.,asst.,

asst, to dir.,& Chinese

Co., Tientsin

Kraal, G. H., Federated Motors,Studies & Translation Dept., Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Kraal, W. F., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Amoy

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F233

Krabbel,

Kraemer, H.,

F., signs

partner,perJohnson

pro., Deutsche EarbenCo.,H. Canton

Engineering G. Waibel.4i.'Co., Hankow

Kraemer, M., vice-consul, French Copsulate, Tientsin

Kramer, H., Merchant, Osaka

Krastin, Capt. J., China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Go., Shanghai

Krause, W. B., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Krayer, Dr. C., Tokyo

Kreuger, B. H., Lindeteves-Stokvis, Kuala Lumpur

Kreulen, R. A., Insurance Co. of North America, Shanghai

Kriedt, G. W., proprietor, Kriedt Printing Co., Manila

Kriedt, H. G., asst, mgr., Kriedt Printing Co., Manila

Kriekenbeek, W. E., acct., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Bangkok

Krippendorff, H. VV., signs per pro., America-China Export-Import Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Kristofersen, F., manager, Van Reekum Bros., Shanghai

Krivoss, B., mgr., Krivoss Realty Co., Shanghai

Kroeger, L., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Kroenert, J., dep. sub-mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Krogb, H. P., chief of canvassing dept , Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Krogh, M., proprietor, Oriental Supply Cq., Tsingtao

Krohn, E.,K.vice-president

Kronvall, and manager,

E. A., actg. consul general John Landahl,Shanghai

for Sweden, Inci, Manila

Krueger, A., partner, Dau & Co., Tsinan

Krueger,

Kruper, G., director, tf. E. Railton & Co., Ltd. & consul Shanghai

C., chief brewmaster, National Brewery, Ltd., for Norway, Chefoo

Kruyt,

Kuehn, T.K.,C.,partner

actg. consul

& gen.formgr.,

the Shanghai

Netherlands, & agent,Co.,Java-China-Japan

Chemical Shanghai Lijn, S’tow

Kuehnel, H., asst., Winckler &; Co., Yokohama

Kuenkele, K. G., branch mgr., C. lilies & Co., Kobe

Kuenzle, A. P., pres., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Kuether, K., p. p. a., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Kuh, H., director, Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo

Kuhlborn, G., consul for Germany, Mukden

Kuhrt, H. D., China Export-Import & Bank Co,, Ltd., Canton

Kulpe, A., Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Kunisch,

Kupfer, Dr.E., F.,commercial manager,

Kofa American DrugSiemens China Co., Tientsin

Co., Shanghai

Kuroda, S., branch manager, Toyo Babcock Kabuskiki Kaisha, Tokyo

Kushaw, A. C,, warden of Mines, Mines Dept., Selangor

Kusik, H. A,

Kutzbach, W.,manager, Skodaworks,

asst., Carlowitz & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Tientsin

Kwok, C. Y., mgr.. Frazer, Federal Inc., Peiping

Kyle, J. C., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hankow

La Brooy, E. C. S., asst, secty., F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd., Singapore

Laan, B. von der, Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Laan, H. van der, signs per pro., P. Schmitz & Co., Osaka

Labarre, R., Compagnie Franco Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Lacambra, L., sub-manager, Elizaldi & Co., Iloilo

Lacaze, asst., Denis Freres D’Indo-chine, Cambodge

Lacey, N. H., dir., Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., Shanghai

Lackie, W., C. A., F. W. Mackie & Co., Kobe

Lacombe, G., S. A. Magasins Chaffanjon, Haiphong

Lacroix, E., superintendent engr., Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Ladar, A., reporter, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Laffan, T. G., asst. & signs the firm, McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., S’pore

Laffay, R., civil engr., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Lafferty, C. J., general mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Lafontaine, J., manager, Banque Beige Pour TEtranger, Shanghai

Lagreze, J. M., mgr., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Tourane

Lahrmann, S., repres., German Railways’ Travel Office, Shanghai

F234 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lamache, E., bills dept.,

Lamars, E., asst., Eastman Kodak Banque de I’lndochine, Bangkok

& Co., Shanghai

Lamb, L. H., Chinese secretary, British Embassy, Peiping

Lamb, T. M., mgr., Park Hotel, Shanghai

Lambe, W. P., dir., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lambert,

Lambert, E.J. D.,T., consul for GreatofBritain,

asst, controller Labour,Bangkok

Labour Dept., Penang

Lambert-Ede, D C., acting-manager, Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd., Kobe

Lambert, W. D., manager, Pavilion Theatre, Singapore

Lambert,

Lammers, W. R., J.,signsmgr.,perWilding

pro., E. D.Co.,

Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lammert, F.C. E.A. W., dist. mgr., Sun&Life Semarang

Assurance Co. of Canada, Canton

Lamneck, W, J., per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Lament, G.N.D.,K.,consul

Lamport, for U. S. Kabushiki

Toyo Babcock A., HarbinKaisha, Yokohama

Lamprecht, P., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Lamszies,

Lancaster,P.,J.mng. K., partner,

director,Hamburg-Siam Co., Bangkok

Simplex Concrete Piles, Ltd.; Singapore

Lancaster, Dr. R. L., medical Officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Lancaster, W. E., state vet. surgeon, Veterinary Dept., Kedah

Landahl, J., president, John Landahl, Inc., Manila

Landgren, N. A., assist, accountant, Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Landray, J. E., asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Lane, E., actg. mgr., New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lane, W. P., manager, Kodak Philippines, Ltd., Manila

Langdon, E. W., mgr., E. W. Langdon A Co., Shanghai

Langdon, W. R., consul-in-charge for U. S. A., Mukden

Lange, W. K. B., Hill Insurance Agency, Shanghai

Langeluetje,

Langenberg, G.V. S., H., van,

acct.,pro.,

OtisT.Elevator Co., Shanghai& Son, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

C. van Langenbery

Langlade,

Langworthy, F. de,H. head planting

B., supt. mgr.,F.Socfih

of Police, M. S. Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Lansdale-Ruthven,

Lanz, H., mgr., Shantung H. P., Traders

editor, Government Printing Office, Sarawak

Co., Ltd., Chefoo

Lap line, A. J.,

Lapper,M.,R. Bayne signs per

G., dir.,& Borrows pro.,

& Co,, Ltd., Tientsin Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Holland China Trading

Laqui, Co., Manila

Large,

Large, G.R. C.,

W., Nestle’s Milk Products

asst, commissioner, (China), Ltd.,Sarawak

Constabulary, Shanghai

Larive, W. A., freight

Lariviere, Resident, Bac-Nink, Tonkin

Larkins, D. M., partner, W. H. Winning

Larkins, G., consul for Norway, Dairen

Larkins, G. L, partner, W. H. Winning & Co., Dairen

Laroche,

Larsen, A.,P. signs

A., mgr.,

per J.pro.,Ullmami & Co.,Go.,

East Asiatic Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Larsen, C. A., attorney, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Larsen, E. A., traf. agent, canvassing

Larsen, L., partner, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai dept.. Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S'hai

Laugesen, G., shipping dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Laurence,

Laurence,G.J.F.L.,R.,

L., mgr.,

2nd vice-president,

Procterdept., Hanson,

& Gamble OrthCo.,

Trading & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Laurent, merchandise T. H. Davies & Co.,Cebu

Ltd., Manila

Laurens, R., partner,

Laurenz, R., Le JournalCarlowitz

de Shanghai,

& Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Laurie, Wm., resident engr., United Engineers, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Laval,

Laver, C.H. J.,N.,editor,

branchFar mgr.,Eastern

UnionReview, Shanghai

Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Tokyo

Lavergne, J., manager, Louis, Ogliastro & Co., Haiphong

Lavington, A. T., acct., Burroughs Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Law, A., frozen produce dept., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Law, Dr. A. F., medical practitioner, Kuching, Sarawak

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F235

Lawford, L. H,, commissioner, Custom House, Shanghai

ILawlor,

awler, M.,

L. L.,H.general

L. Gibson agent, Canadian

& Co., National Railways, Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Lawrence, E. D., mgr., Asiatic PetroleumGasCo.Co.,

Lawrence, A. E., stores dept., Shanghai Ltd.,China),

(South ShanghaiLtd., Swatow

Lawrence, G. H., Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lawrie, L. L., supt. engr., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Laws,

Lawson,A.,Dr.accountant,

H. J., chiefChimedical

Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.,Medical

officer (acting), HarbinDept., Kelantan

Lawson, H., inspector of Machinery, Mines Dept., F. M. S.

Lawson, P. D., controller, Government Monopolies Dept., Singapore

Laycock, D. W., director, Manchurian Co., Ltd., Harbin

Lay cock, J., director, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

Lazaroo, R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Lea, C. A., meteorological officer, Survey Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Leach, D. L., asst. supt. of Lands

Lean, S. K., propietor, Bangkok Trading Co., Bangkok

Leano,

Learney,J. A.,

J. P.,dist.signs

agricultural

per pro., asst.,

HenryWest Coast,& Jesselton,

Waugh Col, Ltd., B.Singapore

N. B.

Leask, J, B., director, Harrisons, Barker

Lebel, G., administr.-resident

Lebreton, F., Societe Des Ciments maire,Portland

Bai-Duong, Tonkinde ITndochine, Haiphong

Artificiels

Lechner, C. S., minister, Royal Netherlands Legation, Bangkok

Leckebusch, A., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Leclereq,

Ledertoug,V.,J.engr.-in-charge,

A., Great Northern Compagnie de Tramways

Telegraph Co., Nagasakiet d’Eclairage de T’tsin, T'tsin

Lee, A. G., resident mgr., Royal Exchange Assurance, Singapore

Lee, C. H., asst. Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Lee, C. P., supt., Municipal Store and Workshop, Singapore

Lee, C. R., consul, British Consulate, Swatow

Lee, J. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn , Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Lee, K. C., mgr., Brandt & Rogers, Ltd., Shanghai

Leech,L. W.G., S.supt.,

Lee, KualaBoustead

C., asst., Julei Division, BahauKuala

& Co., Ltd., Estate, Negri Selangor

Lumpur, Semilan

Lees, J. A., mgr. (Imp. Dept.), Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Le Fevre, E.P. G.,

Leffelaar, F., mng.

assist,dir., Texas Varekamp

manager, Co. (China),& Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Medan

Lefranc,

Legros, A.,J., Installation

Compagnie deFranco Phumy,Asiatigue des Petroles,

Compagnie Pnom Pneh

Franco-Asiatigue des Petroles, Saigon

Lehman, S. O., vice-consul for Sweden,

Lehmann, H., manager, Carlowitz & Co. Canton Batavia

Leicester, N. N., advocate & solicitor, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Leigh, S. M., Clive & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lejeune, M., director, Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lemaire, M., mag., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Lemarie,

Lemm, H.,R.N.asst, V. mgr.,

StraitsCielava

Asiatique

TradingetCo.,

Africaine,

SingaporeSaigon

Lemye, M., vice-consul. Belgian Consulate, Medan

Lencraine, D. C., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., Singapore

Lender, B. J., managing partner, Raspe & Co., Kobe

Lennox, H. H., accountant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai

Lennox, W. W. M., president, Town Board, Kelantan

Lenzinger, Dr. P. L., consul for Switzerland, Batavia

Lenzlinger, E., surveyor, Luthy & Co., Shanghai

Leonard, R., superintendant, commercial dept., Soefin Co., Ltd., K. L., Selangor

Leonard, T. A., general assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Swatow

Leonoff, G., China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Lepelletier, asst., export dept., Denis Freres dTndochine, Cambodge

Lepicard, M., manager, Pathe Philco, Saigon

Lepissier, Ch., consul general for France, Tientsin

Lepissier, M. P., minister, French Legation, Bangkok

Lero M. J., Avenir du Tonkin, Hanoi

F236 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Letessier, M., Compagnie Franco-Asiatigue des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Leurquin, J., consul, French Consulate, Harbin

Leutsch,

Leuven, F.W.,G. partner,

van, signsMeeperYeh pro.,Handels

DiethelmCompagnie,

& Co., Ltd.,Shanghai

Bangkok

Levald, V., Great'Northern Telegraph

Levedag, E., proprietor, Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Tokyo Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Levedag, Jr., E., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Levedag, W., asst., Schoeller-Bleckmann, Phoenix Seiko Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Leverrier, F., chairman of director's. Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Perak

(Levinge, R. M., senior, supt.. Trade & Customs, Sei*emban

Levison,

Levitour, H.,Col.exporter

Jerzy, of Colonial Produce & vice-consul for Britain, Padtthg

Levy, J., Strong & Co.,military

Kobe attache, Polish Embassy, Tokyo

Levy, J., partner, Sehnet Freres, Shanghai

Lewis, A. N., asst:, Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Lewis, G. G., import dept., Sime Darby & Cb., Ltd., Singapore

Lewis, J.J. M.

Lewis, C., M.,

mgr.,advocate

J. Lewis& &solicitor,

Co., DairenGibb & Co., Perak

Lewis, J. W., chief erigr. of Way

Lewis, M., sales dept., Fraser A’ Neave, «fc Works, Ltd,.,F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lhmpuf

Singapore

Lewis, W.

Lewis, P. D.,C., vice-consul

office nigr., for Norway, Sematang

Colgate-Palmolive Peet Co., Manila

Leyshon,

Liat, C. C.,F.xngr.

H , sub-manager,

& secty., CycleWarner,

& Carriage BarnesCo.ifc(1926),

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd.,Manila

Singapore

Liddell, J. H., mang. dir., Liddell Bios. & Co. Ltd., Shanghai

Liddell, P. W. O., dir., Liddell Bros, ifc Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Liempt, J. P.,M. signs

Lienhard, Van., per

engr.,pro.,Malayan

Diethelm Breweries,

& Cb„ Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Liesecke, J., H. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lieverse,mgr.,

Lignon, F. G.,t)enis

0.,,acct., Netherlands

Freres d’Jhdochipe, Trading

Cambodge Society, Shanghai

Ligondes, H. de, dir., gen,, Comp, de Commerce et de Nav. d’Extneme-Orieht, Saigon

Lilley,

Limbach,E. S.,

W.,supt.,

Poldi Convict

Steel Works,Prison,Shanghai

Taiping, Perak

Limpers, C. J., asst, mgr., Nederlansche-IndCche Escqmpto Mij., Padang

Linde, C. R. van der, engineering dept., Koninklyke Paketyaart M^atschappij, S’poffe

Lindenau,

Lindper, J.,F.,signs,the

Deutsch-Asiatische

firm, Oarlowitz Bank,ifc Cp.,

Shanghai

.Shanghai

Lindon. N. M. L., supt., Police Dept., F. M. S.

Lindow, E. D., chief officer, Medical Dept., Penang

Lindsay, W. H., senior executive engr., Kuantan, Pahang

Linke,

Linley, Otto, manager,

N., assist., FredOtto

.WilsonLinke,

& Co.,Tsingtao

Inc., Manila , • .

Linn, H. A., advert, mgr., Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Linnell, 1. N., consul-general, American Consulate, Canton

Linnemann, A. C. W., International Continental Caoutchou Compagnie, Bangkok

Lis, A., admintr.

Lismer, delegueThomson

L. J., partner, Compagnie

Commerceifc etPeiping

de Nav. e’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Lisske, W., export dept., Melchers & CO;, Tientsin

Lissner, Dr. P., secty., A. E. G. China Electric Co., Shanghai

Liston, C. P., asst., Anglo French & Bendixens, Ltd., Singapore

Litou, H., directeur, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Litterst, Th., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Waibel hfe Co., Shanghai

Littig, J. 0), steamshi'p dept., International Harvester Co., Manila

Little, H. M., chairman of directors, S’hai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Little, R. B., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Livingstone, D. N., officer-in-charge, detective, Police Dept., Ipoh, Perak

Livingstone, F. G., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Livingstone, G. L., actg. asst, supt., Police Department, Penang

Lloyd, G. T., editor, The Shipping Review, Shanghai

Lloyd, J. R., manager, American Express Co., Manila

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F237:

Lloyd, Lt.-Col. L., commissioner, Australian Government

Lloyd-Owen, R. C., mgr., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Johol Estate, N. Sembilan Commissioner in Japan, Tokyo

Loader, J. F., Fred Wilson & Co., Manila

Lock, F.K.,de,secy.,

Loat, mgr.,Post-Mercury

N. Y. HandelCo.,Mij.Shanghai

Gfestetner, Sourabaya

Lock, R., secretary & asst, mgr., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Locke, J. C., pharmacy dept., American Dispensary, Shanghai

Lockhart, F. P., counselor, American Embassy, Peiping

Lockhart,G.,R.,Doitsu

Loesch, surveyor,

SenryoLloyd’s

GomeiRegister

Kaisba,ofTokyo

Shipping, Shimonoseki

Loewenstein, C., mgr., Siemssen & Co., Dairen

Logan, J. B., manager, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lomaev, G. A., staff, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Lombard, Dr., China Exp. & Imp. & Bank Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lombard, Dr. H. B., Bayer Pharma Co.; Shanghai

Lommer, K. G., agent, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Lomont, C., mgr., Societe Anonyne Frahcaise Siam et Malaisie, Perak

Loncraine, D. C., mgr., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., Bangkok

Long, L., Compaghie Franco - Asiatique des Petroles, Pnc)m Pneh

Long, E. A., secretary, Land Commission, Municipal Cpuncil, Shanghai

Longfield, J. E., District Officer, Kudat

Longhurst, C. D., Controller and asst, secretary, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd., S’hai

Longland, H. A., mgr., t)unlqp Plahta-tions, Ltd., SagiPEstate, Johofe

Longworth, R., harbour master, Chinese Maritime Custom’s, Canton

Lop, J., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petrbles, Pnom Bne'h

Lopato,

Lopes, T. E.,asst.,

actg. mgr., Twentieth Century-Fox Federal Inc., Shanghai

Lopez, A.F., A.,

manager,Phoenix

ElizaldeAssurance Co., Ltd., Shaidghai

y. Cia, Iloilo

Lord, A., editorial staff', Straits Tirnes Press, 'Ltd:, Singapore

Lord, E., manager, Kanto Branch Office, Tokyo

Lord, H. J., asst, secretary, Tientsin Race Club, Tientsin

Lord, S., secretary and general manager, L. Moore & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lordereau, A., mgr., Olivier-Chine, Hankow

Lorentz, Dr. H. A,, Solicitor, Shanghai •

Lorenz, Karl, manager, Schfnidt & Co., Shahghai

Lorenz-Meyer, A. W., mgr., Straits Java Trading C6., Singapore

Lorenzen, M. A., vice-president, China Securities Co., Inc., Tientsin

Lorry, W., officer-in-charge, Posts and Telegraphs Dept*, Miri, Sarawak

Losch, O., chancellor, German Legation; Bangkok

Lotz, W., R.manager,

Loubser, signsIslay

F. S., asst., per pro.,

Kerr Reuter, Brockelmann

Loudon, W. F., vice-consul, British Consulate, Semarang

Loup, B., S. A. Loup Freres and Yrard & Co., Tientsin

Loureiro,

Loutit, J. P.,F. R.,

co-district

actuary,director, ChineseLifeGovernment

United States. Insurance Salt Co., Admt.,

ShanghaiShanghai

Lovat-Fraser, W. A., military attache, British Embassy, Peiping

Love,

Low, F, A.,S.,editorial staffiUnion

Singapore & General,/»««?.Insurance

,'; Singapore.

Co,, Ltd.,, Shanghai

Low, E.F. lH.r. M., asst,

mgr.,mgr.,

Monroe Marine

& Co., Shanghai

Lowdon, I)., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Klang, Selangor,

Eowder, H. G., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs,, Foophow

Lowe,

Lowe, C.G C.,

E., asst, to chief

solicitor, Platt,acct., Kailan Mining

White-Cooper A Cq.,Administration,

Shanghai Tientsin

Lowe, C. F. D., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lowe, C. P., director, Public Works and Railways Dept., Sarawak

Lowe,

Lowe, G.K. H., healthFormosa

K., pres., officer, Kihta

Black District,

Tea Co., Perak

Ltd., Taihoku

Lowe,

Lower, K.J. Z.,B., mng, director,

gten. mgr., Formosa

Oriental Black TeaMining

Consolidated Co.; Ltd., Co.,Taihoku

Unsan Gold Mines

Lowick, B., director, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

Lowick, B., partner; Drummond & Co., Sandakan

Lowick, B., partner, Bennie, Lowick & Co., Singapore

F238 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lowry, E. K., director, China Securities

Lowry, W., supt., 4th division, Trade & Customs, Company,Sarawak

Inc. Tientsin

Lowry, W., general office, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Cd., Ltd., Shanghai

Lowson,

Luca, O., J.service

M. A.,&physician,

workshopGeneral

mgr., S. Hospital, Johore Bahru, Johore

A. Fiat, Singapore

Lucas, R. J., sub acct., Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lucas, W. A. J., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore

Lucker,

Lucker, G. D., vice-pres. & treas.,Chinese

AmericanCo., Chinese Co., Tientsin

Luckham,H.H.A.,A.pres., American

L., district officer, Tampin, TientsinSembilan

Negri

Luckwell, W. G., mgr., Pinang Gazette Press (1936), Ltd., Penang

Lucy,

Luders,A. B., agriculturist, Agricultural &Dept.,

Krohn,F.M.S.

Ludgate,A.A.H.,G,signs per pro.,

Harrisons Stemssen(Borneo),

& Crosfield Foochow

Ltd., Sandakan

Ludlum, R. C., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Seoul

Ludwig, K., asst., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Luebbert, H., manager, Raechling Steel Works (Germany), Tokyo

Luebcke,

Luetchford,P., H.signs

C., per

dir.,pro., Carlowitz

Malayan & Co.,

Tobacco Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Distributors,

Luethge, G., assist.,

Lukhmanoff, Winckler

B., assist, harbour& master,

Co., Yokohama

Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Luling, F. P., fire

Lulof, G., mgr., N. V. Nederlandsch Indische Bandelsbank, Sourabaya

Lumley, A. C., manager, National Analine & Chemical Co., U S.A., Kobe

Lumley, E. L., director, Bennie, S. Cohen & Son, Singapore

Lunt, C., ed. & prop., The China Digest, Shanghai

Lurton, N.

Luther, F., E., vice-pres.,

assistant, Automatic

Pearce Telephones of China, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

& Co., Kobe

Lutz, W. T., managing director, General Motors (Japan), Ltd., Osaka

Luz, A. M. da, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Canton

Lye, J. S., market research, Advertising & Publicity Bureau Ltd., Singapore

Lyle, A., sub-aect., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Lyle, Wm., surveyor, British Corporation Register of Shipping & Aircraft, Shanghai

Lynes, Capt. H., marine supt., Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lynn,

Lynott,'U.G.P.,H.,mgr.,

mgr.,Brunei

AmericanUnitedBankPlantations,

Note Co., Ltd., Rubber Estates

Shanghai

Lyon-Mackenzie, G., mgr.,

Lysse, H., assist., Dodwell e Co., Ltd.,&Shanghai

Shanghai Banking Corpn., Harbin

Lyttle, Wm., editor, Tsingtao Times, Ltd., Tsingtao

McAra, F. J., asst. dir. is, secty., Huttenbachs, Ltd., Penang

Macauley, T. J., chief appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Macrae, H. A., m.b e., commercial secretary, British Embassy, Tokyo

MacCrae,

Macdonald,W.A.M.,C.,stateasst, engr.,

water Public Works Dept.,

engr., Municipal Kelantan

Water Dept., Singapore

Macdonald, A. G., senior inspector of Mines,

Macleod, N. J., director, Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila Mines Dept., Perak

Madier,

McArthur,J., partner,

W., Derrick Madier

& Co.,Ribet & Cie., Canton

Singapore

McBain, N. S., director, Peiping Electric Co. (1922), Ltd., Peiping

McBain, W. R., dir., Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McCaig, J., book office, Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McCall, T. D., chief officer, marine staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

McCance, M., managing director, Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

McCarthy, G. J., vice-pres, Philco Sales Corpn., Shanghai

McCausland, W. A., installation supt., Standard - Vacuum Oil Co., Penang

Macintosh, N. M., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

McClelland, N. C., vice-president

McClure, L. M., office manager, Fisk Tire Co. Inc. of the Philippines, Manila

McClure, S., pro-consul, British Consulate, Medan

McConechy,

McCorkle, F.F.M.G., state engineer, Public

E., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,Works Department, Johore

Yokohama

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F‘239

McOrae, W. Mstate engr:, P. W. D., Kelantan

McCrea, F. J., asst, dir., Huttenbachs, Ltd., Singapore

McCrea, T. F.,JL).executive

MacDermot, dept.,Britain,

, consul, Great Asia Realty

ManilaCo., Shanghai

MacDonald, A. J. H., passenger dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Kobe

MacDonald,

MacDonald, R.Major G., The

U., asst, mgr.,Gordon

DodwellHighlanders,

& Co., Ltd.,Hon. Aide-de-Camp, S. S.

Shanghai

MacDonald, R. G., councillor, Shanghai

Macdonald, R. L., Maison F. Mathieu, S. A., Osaka Municipal Council, Shanghai

MacDonald, W. F., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Medan

MacEwan, H. G., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Changsha

MacEwen, I. L., asst.,Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Macfarlane, G. K., actg. acct., P. & O. Banking Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Macfarlane, I. P., asst, accc., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Macfarlane, J. A., National Carbon Co., Shanghai

MacGavin, W., assist, treasurer, Hanson, Orth and Stevenson, Inc., Manila

McDonald, J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsurumi, Yokohama

McDonald, J.Capt.

McDonald, E., senior boardingDept.,

J. R., Marine officer,Moller’s,

MarineLtd.,

Dept.,Shanghai

Singapore

McDougall, E. L., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Swatow

MacDougall, G. F., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Serembah

McDougall,

McElfrish, J.J.T.,R.,asst.,

branch mgr., Plantations,

Dunlop Singapore Cold Ltd.,Storage Co., Estate,

Beruntong Ltd., Penang

Negri Sembilan

McElwaine, P. A., chief justice, Supreme Court, Singapore

McEnelly, Thomas, consul for U.S.A., Singapore

McEvoy, J. A., registrar, Vehicles Registration Dept., Pepang

McFall, J. L., 1st Magistrate Police Court, Penang

McGilchrist, H. B., asst. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Malacca

McGowan, L., chairman, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

McGowan, L. A., assist, accountant, federated Malay States Railway, K. L., Selangor

McGrane, Geo., attorney, Standard-Vaccum Oil Co., Haiphong

McGrath, N. V., pres., treas., & mgr., Hike Shoe Factory Manila

McGrath, R. V., vice-president, Hike Shoe Factory, Manila

McGreer, E. D., 1st. secretary, Canadian Legation, Tokyo

McGregor, A., supt., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

McGregor, A. M., superintendent, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macgregor, J. F., governing diip, Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

McGregor, J. G., financial officer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

McGregor, J. R., director, Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Perak

Macgregor, J. K. R., Calbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macgregor, N. C., Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

Macgregor, R. B., deputy dir. of Medical Services, S. S., Singapore

McGregor, R. H., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Macgregor, W. H., director, Robinson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

McGuffin, J., Engineer & Ship Surveyor & Examiner of Engrs., Singapore

McGurk, J. F., 1st secretary, U.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo

Machado, B. A., acct., Parbury, Henty & Co. Pty. Ltd., Kobe

McGuffin, G., dredge & mechanical dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

McGugan, F. J., asst., Hongkong

McHugh, J. N., asst, engr., P. W. D., Kuala Kangsar, Perak

McIntosh, A. J., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

McIntosh, D. W., personal asst, to I. G. P., Police Dept., Singapore

McIntosh, J., acct., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore

Maclnerny, G., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Maclnnes, D., traffic inspr., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

MacIntyre, R., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

MacIntyre, R. D., executive engr., P.W.D., Batang Padang District, Perak

Mclver, A., assist., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Mackay, A. F., medical officer, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Mackay, H. R., insurance dept., Sime Darby & Co!, Ltd., Singapore

F240 FGKEIGN RESIDENTS

Mackay, I. C., sub-acct., Chartered Rk. of India, Aust.

Mackay, J. A., gen. mgr., National

Mackay, W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank City ofBank

I., A.of&New York, Shanghai

C., Kobe

Mackay, W. 0., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of I., A. & C., Seremban

McKee, Rose T., secy. & treas., Benquet Consolidated Mining Co., Manila

McKellar, G. D., outside staff, United Engineers^ Ltd., Singapore

McKellar, P. J., travel Dept., American Express Co., Shanghai

McKelvie, K., assistant secretary, Alliance Tobacco Co. of China Ltd., Shanghai

Macedo, C. B. de, 2nd secretary, Brazilian Embassy, Tokyo

Mackenzie, A. C., engr., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mackenzie, A. J., asst., Commercial Union Assurance Co:, Ltd., Perak

Mackenzie, D., mgr. for Malaya, Carreras Ltd., Singapore

Mackenzie, D., partner, Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Mackenzie,

Mackenzie, J.,D. asst.,

R., mgr., EwoTobacco

Malayan Press Packing Co., Shanghai

Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Mackenzie, J. V., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mackenzie, K. S., res. repres., Gen. Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., S'hai

Mackenzie, W. W., cotton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai

Mckenzie, W. W., director, Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Mckie, R. C. H., editorial staff, Singapore Free Press, Ltd:, Singapore

Mackie, A. S., partner, Neill & Bell, Selangor

McKerrow, R. W., director, Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Mackie, F. W., C.A., F. W. Mackie & Co., Kobe

Mackinnon, J. M., acting-consul for Norway, Yokohama

Mackie, T., Warner Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

McKinnon, D., manager, United Engineers, Ltd., Penang

Mackintosh, A. D., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, K. Lumpur, Selangor

MacLachlan, I., cable engineer, Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

MacLachlan, J. B., state engineer, P.W.D., Pahang

McLachlan, T. M., branch mgr., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., K. Lumpur, Selangor

McLaine, A. L., asst, treasurer, Financial Dept., Sarawak

MacLaren, W. H., Henry Hunter Bayre & Co., Manila

McLatchie, civil engineering dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

MacLaughlin, J. E., preventive officer, Customs & Excise, Trengganu

McLellan, A., mgr., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Maclean, H. A., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, & China, Ipoh, Perak

McLeman, J. E., mng. prop., (Commercial Credit Bureau, Shanghai

McLennan, W. M., deputy supdt., S’hai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

MacLennan, J., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

MacLennanl K., controller of Posts, Post & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore

McLeod, A., visiting agent, Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

MacLeod, A. M.,. gen. mgr.. A. Soriano y Cia, Manila

MacLeod, J. C., deputy registrar of shipping, Marine Dept., Singapore

McLeod, J., Guthrie & Co., Singapore

McLeod, N., asst., Johol Estate, Negri Sembilan

MacLeod, Dr. N., medical adviser, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

McLorn, J,, chief acc^., Postal Administration, Tientsin

McMichael, B. H., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

MacMichael, S., supt., Commercial Pacific Cable Co., Manila

McMicking, J., manager. Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

MacMillan, I. C., supt. of Police, F. M. S.

MacMillan, R. C., station supt,, Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

McMullan, D. F. R., managing director, James McMullan & Co'., Ltd., Chefoo

McMullan, W., Lithographers, Ltd., Singapore

McMyn, A. L., asst, manager, Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Macnab, A. C., surveyor general, Surveyor General of Ships’ Dept., Singapore

Macnab, R. A., asst, medical supt., Central Mental Hospital, Perak

Macnaghten,

McNair, R. H.,Brig.-Gen’l,E.. B-, vice-chairman,

mgr., Pilots’ Association, ShanghaiShanghai Municipal Counicil, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F241

McNair, R. P., assist, manager, G. T. Fulford, Ltd., Shanghai

Macnaughton, H. G., consul for Greece, Kobe

McNeary, H. G., asst, mgr., American Bank Note Go., Shanghai

McNee, S. L., asst., acct., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

McNeill, John, barrister, Hansons, Shanghai

McNeish, J., traffic inspr., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

McNicoll, L. D., director, China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macphail, H., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

MacPherson, C. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

MacPherson, Dr. D. R., medical officer, Medical Dept., Selangor

MacPherson, J. C., sub. acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

MacVitty,

McQueen, J.,K. Harrisons

de G., consul, AmericanLtd.,

& Crosfield, Consulate,

SumatraAmoy

McQuilkin, J. A., mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Bangkok

McSwan, D. M., chief medical officer, Medical Dept., Malacca

McVittie, W. dir.,

Maas, H. O., W., consul

Boustead for&Great Britain,

Co., Ltd., Mukden

Singapore

Maasen, A. J., agent, N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Semarang

Mabey, H. A., actg. asst., Hongkong & Shanghai

Mabson, R. R., signs per pro., AngkeSiam Corpn., BankingLtd.,

Corpn., Saigon

Bangkok

Macain, C. F., asst., S’hai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macartney, J. H., harbour master, Harbour Dept., Sandakan

MacSorley, E. J., asst., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Mace, N., assist, supt. of surveys, 2nd Division, Sarawak

Machan, J. W., wireless engr:, Posts'& Telegraphs Dept., Singapore

Mack, D. G., district engr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mackay, D. A., works mgr., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., PeUang

Mackenzie, F., Getz Bros. & Co,, Singapore

Maclaren, I. N., Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Macnab, A. C., surveyor-gen. of Ships, & chief examiner of Engrs., S^ore

Madar, A., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Canton

Madier, J., director, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Madier, J., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie, Canton

Maddams, A. S. T., sup,t., Babau Estate, N egi'i Sembilan

Madier, director, Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances, Shanghai

Madrigal, V., general manager, Madrigal & Co., Manila

Magill, J. F., partner, Lennox & Magill, Tsingtao

Magill, M. M., sjecretary, Chinese American Publishing Co., Shanghai

Mahon, E. J., mgr., National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Mahony, J., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Mahtani, K. H., Kewairam & Bulchand, Yokohama

Maitland, M., publisher & editor, Harbin Observer, Harbin

Maitland, T. C., manager for Japan, Manufacturers Life Insurance Cp„ Tokyo , , j.,

Malcolm, A., director, Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Malcolm, J., traffic inspector, Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Mallard, R. F., asst, supt., Police Dept., Penang

Mallery, L. B., acct., National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Malley, T., deputy chief acct., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs, K. L., Selangor

Mailing Th., acct. dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Maltby, G., asst., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Man, F. O. S., acct., Bpusted & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Manasseh, E. S., proprietor, Manasseh & Co*, Singapore

Manceron, G., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique.des Petroles, Saigon

Manchester, H. L., deputy treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept,, Municipality, Singapore

Manchisio, R. F., gen. mgr., Fiat, S. A., Singapore

Maney, E. S., consul for America, Taihoku, Formosa

Mandelert, E., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Manghanmal, S., mgr., Hotchand KhemChand, Kobe

Mankin, J*. M., asst, distribution engr., Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

F242 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Manhes, A., acct., Banque de LTndo-Chine, Yunnanfu

Manley, J. C., export dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Mann, J. K., Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Mann, R. P. M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Manly-Allatt, office mgr., G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mansel, F. L., assistant treasurer, Financial Dept., Sarawak

Mansell, F. M., traffic auditor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Mansouk, J., proprietor, Belgian Brick Factory, Tientsin

Marby, F. H., administrator, Ville de Tehekam, Kouang-tchiou-wan

Marcadet,

Marcelo, E,,director

manager, of Franco-Annamite

Manila Land and Schools, Yunnanfu

Water Transp. Co., Inc., Manila

March,

March, A.Dr.W.,E. L.,M. a.,SunHangchow Christian

Life Assurance Co. ofCollege,

Canada,Hangchow

Shanghai

March, J. E., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Shanghai

Marchand,

Marchegay,Paul, signs per

A., Societe Despro., Hirsbrunner

Ciments Portland&Artificiels

Co., Shanghai

De LTndochine, Haiphong

Marchman, W. R., sub-accountant, National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Maichwood, Rt. Hon. Lord, dir., Eastern

Marcks, Lothar, Merchant & Civil Engineer, Mukden Smelting Co., Ltd., Psnang

Marco, Jerome, director, Maxwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Marco, M. V. L. de, ambassador, Italian Embassy, Peiping

Marco, E., director, Philippine Trust Co., Manila

Marcus, M. L., managing director, Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd., Singapore

Marcal, L. A., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Marchwood, Rt. Hon. Lord K.c.v.o., Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Marcus, M., mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer of China, Shanghai

Marcus, P. C., financial & office asst., Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Marcs, J., director, Maxwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Marden,A.G.Sta.,

Maria, E., asst.,

mng. dir., G. E- Marden

Singapore & Co.Singapore

Casket Cp., ? Ltd., Shanghai

Mariani, G.,E., manager,

Mariotti, mgr., S. A.S. Flat,

A., Fiat, Singapore

Penang

Marker, A. E., vice-consul for Norway, Hankow

Markert, P. M., Anderson, Meyer & Co., Canton

Markham, H. H., manager, Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Singapore

Markham, R., mgr., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Markham, R. F. C., asst, inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Singapore

Markoff, S., Winning & Co,, W. H., Dairen

Marks, T. R., joint mgr., Charles Grenier & Son, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Marlin, J,, Cqmpagnic Franco-Asiatiqiie des PetroHes, Pnom Penh

Marques,

Marr, A.,installation

Berrick & Co.,mgr.,Ltd., KobePetroleum Co., Ltd., Hotung

Marr, S.N. S.,J., wharf manager, Asiatic

Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Marriot, F., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

Marriott, F. F., general manager, Sarawak Oil Fields, Ltd., Miri, Sarawak

Marschall, E., signs per pro., Ed. A. Keller ife Co., Ltd., Manila

Marsden,

Marsden, T.H.,F.,chemist,

EasternCustoms

Extention& Excise,

Austr. Kuala

and ChinaLumpur,

Tel. Selangor

Co., Labuan

Marsh, J. VY. P., mng. dir., Auto Palace Co., Ltd.,

Marsh, L. S., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila Shanghai

Marsh, O. G., consul-general for America, Seoul

Marsh, T. D., agriculturist, Agricultural Dept., F. M. S.

Marsh,

Marsh, W.W. W., D. L.,gaoler,

agent,Grade

Mercantile BankDept.,

II, Prisons of India, Ltd., Kuantan, Pahang

Singapore

Marshall, C. T., mgr., Produce Export Co., Ltd.,

Marshall, D., barrister-at-law, Aitken & Ong Siang, Singapore Harbin

Marshall,

Marshall, E.G., L.,manager,

inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum

Singapore Traction Co.,OilLtd.,

Co.,Singapore

Canton

Marshall, G. E., assist., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Marshall, H. L., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Marshall, R. H. C. 0., estate dept., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F243

Marshall, S. P., mgr., International Export Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Marshall, T. S., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Changsha

Marsman, J. H., general manager, Itogon Mining Co., Manila

Marsman, J. H., president, Phillipine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Marsoff, N. P., actg. secty., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.,, Shanghai

Martens,C.,F.agent

Martel, coml., Societe

R., secretary, des Ciments

Lithographers, Ltd.,Portland

SingaporeArtificiels, Haiphong

Martens, H. W. A. A., 1st'class inspector, Labour Inspection Dept., Medan

Martia, D. A., sales dept., Lyons Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Martin, A. J., consul-general for Gi eat Britain, Tsingtao

Martin, Ch., gen. mgr., Com. Franco-American d’Assurance, Saigon

Martin, C. L., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ld., Shanghai

Martin, E., actg. district mgr., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Martin, E. C., director, Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Martin, J. O. L., Ewo Brewery Dept., Jardihe, Matlieson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Martin, J., director, Slot & Co., Ltd., Penang

Martin, J. P., director, G. H. Slot & Co., Ld., Singapore

Martin, J. W. M., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Martine, T. C., mgr., Borneo Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Martinoli, G., asst., Eastern

Martiny,

Martyn, C.S.,D.,Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

resident, East des North

Coast of British Petroles,Borneo

Pnom Pneh

Mary, G., Baboud, Mary & Cie., Shanghai

Marzano, G. di San, consul for Italy, Manila

Masefield, V. H., manager, Warner Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Maslenikoff, A., asst., Bryner

Mason,

Mason, J.J. A.,

M., Engineering

asst., BoustedDept.,

& Co.,Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd,, Singapore

Mason, K. A., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mason, S., branch mgr., British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., Hankow

Mason, T. E., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Mason, V. A., pro. agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Hankow

Massa, A.,A.proprietor,

Masseur, ItalianN.Marble

A. J. B., agent, Works, TientsinLijn, Amoy

V. Java-China-Japan

Massey, F. R. N. H., Allen & Gledhill, Malacca

Massey, P. W., dir., International Investment Trust Co. of China, Ltd., Shanghai

Massiac, M. H. de, directeur, Avenir du Tonkin, Hanoi

Masson, J. F., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd., Osaka

Master, R. F. C., solicitor, Platt, White-Cooper k Co., Shanghai

Mathew, C. L., China Produce Dept., Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mathews,

Mathieson,M.A.,B.,Fraser

sub-tngr.,

& Co.,Hongkong

Singaporek Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Matschelknauss, L. K. J., Jaissle k Co., Otto, Inc., Sourabaya

Matsumoto,J.,S.,consul

Matsuoka, mng. for

dir.,Poland,

Showa Osaka

Rubber Co., Ltd., Rubber Estates

Matteson, E. L., general agent, American Mail Line, Kobe

Matthews,

Matthews,K.,FA.signs

H., sub-acct.,

N., c.a., Hongkong k ShanghaiandBanking Corpn., Shanghai

Mauerer, per partner, Lowe, Farben

pro., Deutsche Bingham Matthews,

H. G. Waibel k Co.,Shanghai

Hankow

Mauger, T. P., manager, Federated Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Maul, W., N. Y. Straits J ava Trading Co., Singapore

Maureau, E., asst., Pathe Philco, Saigon

Mavor, G., resident engineer, Sandakan Light and Power Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Maxey, R. J., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Maxey, W. T E., general agent, Singer Machine Co., Manila

Maxfield, W ., Ker k Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Maxwell,

May, H., managing

L., signs director,Foncier

per pro., Credit Maxwell k Co., Ltd., KobeShanghai

d’Extreme-Orient,

Mayer, P. S., secretary of the Board of Trustees, American School in Japan, Tokyo

Mayers, Wm. R., Strong & Co., Nagoya

Mayes, C. M., sales mgr., Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka

F244 FOREIGN RESIDENTS -

Mayes, C. T., managing-director,

Mayet, A., Lawyer, Hanoi Eastern Trading Cq,, Ltd., Yokohoma

Mayne, R. A. O., Cotton Mills Dept.,Press

Mayne, G. E. O., manager, Ewo Packing

Jardipe, Qo.,.Shanghai

Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mead, J. P., director of Forestry, F.M.S. Forest Dept., Kua,la Lumpur, Selangor

Mead, L. J., mgr., Standard-Vacuum.Oil Co., Nanking

Mead, S. F., E. E.‘ Francis, Shanghai

Meade, J, M., inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Kuala Lumpur,' Selangor

Meads, H.H.,D.,secretary,

Meehan, personal Sun

asst,Life

tp director

Vssurahceot Agriculture,,

Co. of Canada,F. M.Singapore

S.

Mecklenburgh, H. L., div. mgr., Yee Tsoohg Lobacco Distributors, Ltd., Tsingtao

Medard, J.,E. consul

Medland, for Franfee,

R., Harrisons, Chungking

Barker & Co., Ltd.,, Kuala Luippur, Selarigor

Mee,

Mehta,J. B.P., P.,consul-general

director, Tatafor& Brazil,

Co., B. Shanghai

D„ Shanghai

Mehta, J. N., Dfakefofd, Davis & Wilson, Shanghai

Mehta, S. B., partner, S. B. Mehta

Meier, M. J., mgr., Union Oil Co. of California,& Co., Kobe Singapore

Meier, P., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Meijer, sub-agent, Royal Packet, Singapore

Meiklereid,

Meili, S. A., E.assist.,

W., consul

Kherizlefor&Great

Streiff,Britain, Sourabaya

Iric., Zainbrahg'a

Meinert, H., Export Dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Meisling, V. F., Editorial'Dept., North China JDiXily News, 'it? Nerald, Ltd.y Shanghai

Meissner, K., president, K.K.L. Leybold Shokwan, l’okyo .

Melbardt, Th., S. A. MedicOn, Ltd., Shanghai

Melchers, C.C. GlA.,partner,

Melchers, acct., Nederlandsch

Melchers & Co.,Indische liandelsbahk, Afnoy

Shanghai

Melchers, H. H. P., gen. mgr. for the Far East, Tfansoceah News Service, Shanghai 1

Melchior, B., consul for Belgium, Kobe

Melchior, M., vice-consul for Denmark, Shanghai

Melegrito, F.,M; dist.

Melgunow, forest

E., chf. officer, Sandakan,

receptionist, BroadwayBritish NorthHotel,

Mansions Borneo Shanghai

Mello, A. A. de, Merchant, Macao

Mellor, W., director, Shanghai Waterworks, Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mellor, W. G.,( Carr Ramsey & Son, Ltd.,,Swatow

Melo, R., comptroller. Cebu Portland Cemant Co., Manila

Melver, A., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Singapore

Melville, M., sales dept., Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Singapore

Mencarini, J. D., manager, International Ccirrespondeiice1 Schools, Manila

Mende, HI G., tngr.;

Mendelson, Reuters, Ltd.,& Tientsin

Mendoza, J.,M.,Calder-Marshall

director, Berrick

& Co.,Coi,Ltd.,Ltd.Shanghai

ik acting’Consul

“ for FinMndLYokohama

Mendoza, S., Calder-Marshall A Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mennie,

Menon, A.D.,G.,managing

director’sdirector, A. S. Watson

secty.,,League & do!,-Health

of Nation's Shanghai

Orgahisatioh, Singapore

Menon, V. R. N., asst, medical officer, Lumut Hospital, Perak

Menzel, H., manager, : Behn, Meyer & Co., Semarang

Menzies, A. A. B., Metalhirgist, United Engineers, Ltd;, Singapore

Menzies, W. H., mgr., Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Singapore

Merriles,

Merrell, A. H., book office, Jardino, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Merriman,G. M.R., E.,consul for America,

manager, AmericanHarbin

Express Co., Inc., Peiping

Meschak, P.v consul for Latvia, Harbin

Messerli, E., engr., Siber Hegner A Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Messing, Dr. A. A., dir. of the Municipality Hospital, Medan

Metherell,L.W.M.,R.,sub.-acct.,

Methven, asst., McAuliffe,

Chartered Turquand,

Bank ofYoungs A Co., &Ltd.,

India, Austr. Penang

China,: Singapore

Metzler, Ch. E., branch mgr., Compagnie Franco Americaine D’Assurances, Shanghai

Metzlez, Oh„ branch mgr., Reinsurance Co., Rossia of Copenhagen, S hai

Meursing, H. C., sub-agent, Royal Natherlands Indies’ Airways, Singapore

Meusnier, J., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de L’Indochine, Haiphong

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F24&

Meyer, C. E.,

Meyer, F., generalW.manager,

manager, R. Loxley Standard-Vacuum. Oil Co.,

Canton

Meyer, J.I., W.,

Meyer, trustee,

CornesMeyer

KobeSingapore

Meyer, Kurt, signs p. p., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Meyer, L. D., acting senior supt„

Meyer, L. D., actg. chief surveyor,Survey Perak Survey

Dept.,Dept-,

Perak Taiping,

; Perak

Meyer, P. A., pres., Baguio Gold Mining Co,, Manila

Meyer, P. W., consul for U. S. A., Yunnanfu

Meyer, R., trustee, Meyer Bros., Singapore

Meyer, R. M., director, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

Meyer, R. V., partner N. Lazarus, Shanghai

Meyer-Buete,

Meyers, C. W.,G.,Standard-Vacuum

signs per pro., Deutsch-Asiatisene

Oil Co., YokohamaBank, Shanghai

Meyers. N. F., director, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

Meyn, H., partner,

Michaelsen, Bergmann

E., partner, Melchers & Co., KobeTientsin

& Co.,

Michaud, H., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Michaux, R. M. E., French Consul, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Michael, L. A., Philippidis Bros. Co., Ltd., Chungking

Michels, C- B., director, Ford Motors; Singapore

Middendorp,

Middlebrook, A.,S. M., factory

supt.,mgr.,

PrisonSingaporeDepartment, RubberMalacca

Works, Ltd., Singapore

Middlemas, N. A., supt., Land

Middleton, R., asst, treas., Revenue Oflice, Shanghai dept., Sarawak..

Middleton-Smith, R., asst, contr. of Labour, Labour Dept'. Klang

Mihaleff,

Miles, C. T., Dr. Dr.

N. A.,

J. G.proprietor, Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao '

Hanna, Singapore •

Miles, V., partner, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Miles, W. M., gen. plant supervisor, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai . . ...

Milhomme, P., Banque de ITndo-Chine, Shanghai

Millar, D. M., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Batavia

Millar, J. G.director,

Millar, T., M., asst.,Smith;

RitchieBell

Co., Ld., Manila

Millard, A. H., pharmaceutical chemist,

Miller, D. C., agent, Canadian Pacific Railway MedicalCo.,Dept., Selangor ,

Manila

Miller, G. C., sales mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co , Ltd., Penang ; .

Miller, G. L., assist, sec., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Miller, G. S., director, Mansfield

Miller, H., editorial staff, Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore ‘

Miller, H., asst, eUgr., Public Works Dept., La rut, Perak

Miller, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Bangkok

Miller, J. D., signs per pro., Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Miller,

Miller, J.N. E.,C. chief sanitary inspector,

E., entomalogist, Agricultural HealthDept.,

Officer’s

F. M.Dept.,

S. Penang

Miller, R. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Miller, R. N., mgr., Manila Publishing. Co., Manila

Miller, W.

Miller, V. E.,D. president

B., signs perandpro.,

general manager,V Swire,

Butterfield Philippine Education Co., InC., Manila "

Tsihgtao

Millingen, E. F. M. van, .Bombay-Burmah Trading Oorpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Millington, F. C., mng. dir., Millington, Ltd., Shanghai

Millner, W., Commercial Dept., Far East Oxygen V Acetylene Co, Ltd., Singapore

MillOt,

Mills, C.,•!.,partner,

represehtative,

BarmonCompagnie

& Bailey, Kuala Generale de Telegraphic

Lumpur, Selangor Sans-Fil., Tokyo

Mills, G. M., Insurance Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mills, J V. G., judge, Supreme Court, J oh ore

Mills, P. R. H., Macy I Co., Inc., Kobe

Mills, P. W. F., Malaya representati ve, Ocean Accident'ife Guarantee Corpn., Ltd., S’pore

Milne, D., secretary, Ford Motors Co., Singapore

Milne, D. M., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpgr, Selangor

Milne, G., manager, Earnshaw Docks Honolulu.Iron Works, Manila

Milne, T. M., Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd., Kobe

F246 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Milne, W. J., Parker, Rielley

Milner, H. W., editorial staff, Straits & Co.,Times

Shanghai

Press, Ltd., Singapore

Milroy, W., traffic supt., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Minarolo, G., G. Finocchiaro & Co., Shanghai

Minningerdoe, H. G., vice-consul for U. S. A., Singapore

Miollis, C. R., local manager, Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Miranda, Dr. A. B., sec-treas., Luzon Consolidated Mines & Co., Inc., Manila

Mistri, N. R., chairman, Phoenix Aerated Water Co., Ltd., Singapore

Mitchell, A.,

Mitchell, A. E.manager,

M., signsMitchell

per pro.,& Harrisons,

Co., Kobe Barker it Co., Ltd., Penang

Mitchell, A. W., actg. supt., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Sagil Estate, Johore

Mitchell, C. W., director and secretary, Bartholomeusz, Ltd., Singapore

Mitchell, E., asst., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Mitchell,

Mitchell, Ed.,E.,prop., New Plaza Hotel,Municipal

Manila

Mitchell, G.J., Harrisonscouncillor, Shanghai

k Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,Council,

Sandakan Shanghai

Mitchell, J., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Hanoi

Mockett, W. J., advtg. dept., North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Moebius,K.,E.,Bayer

Moehr, assist.,Pharma

Winckler Co.,&Shanghai

Co., Yokohama

Moes, F. A., Import Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Moffat, E. M., Hongkong k Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Moffatt, G. W., asst, auditor, Audit Dept., Sandakan

Moffat, M. G. F., supt., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Kuala Jelei Estate, N. Sembilan

Moger, G.J. R.F., L.,salesasst.,

Moffitt, engr.,

Sime,Atkins,

DarbyKroll

k Co.,k Co.,

Ltd.,Inc., Manila

Singapore

Mohideen, A. P., mgr., P. Mohideen

Mohideen, H. IT., Mohideen k Co., Shanghai k Co., Shanghai

Mohideen,

Mohney, R.M.D.,U.,assist, Mohideen

agent,Bros.,

SingerShanghai

Sewing Machine Co., Osaka

Mohr,

Moir, J., lithographic draftsman, SurveyDenki

B., director, Siemens-Schuckert Dept.,Kabushiki Kaisha, Selangor

Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo

Moir, W. J., state medical and health officer, Medical and Health Dept., Penang

Molines, E., mgr., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Shanghai

Molland, C. E., director, Post Office, Canton

Moller, C. B.,mng.

Moller, Eric, Mollers’

dir.,Ltd., Shanghai

Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Moller, Eric, Jr., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Moller, L. B., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Moller, R. B,, assist., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Molloy, P. A., state engr. grade 1, Malayan Public Works Dept., F. M. S.

Momber, C. A., secty., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Monerasinghe,

Monk, E. F., branch W. H.,mgr.,

headmaster,

SingaporeGovt.ColdEnglish

StorageSchool, Gopeng,

Co., Ltd., Perak

Singapore

Monk, W. J., director, Slowe & Co., Ld., Shanghai

Monsees, W.,

Monteiro, T. E., Reuter, Brockelmann

inspector of Craft, kMarine

Co., Tientsin

Department,. Singapore

Montford, E. G., chief sanitary inspector, Kinta Sanitary Board, Ipoh, Perak

Montgomery,

Montgomery, A., asst., North

J., mgr., director, British

MercantileMentor, and

Bank Ltd., Mercantile

of India, Ltd.,Insurance Co., Ltd.,Selangor

Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai

Montor, A., managing Singapore

Monypenny, B. C. G., sales manager, Edible Products, Ltd., Shanghai

Moody, Capt. T. A., The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, Hon.-Aide-de Camp, Str. S’ments-

Moohanoff, Y. V., Broadway Mansions Hotel, Shanghai

Moojen, L. G., asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Mooney,

Moonshi, P.Dr.C.,H.manager, John D. Hutchison

S., commissioner, Municipality, k Co., Canton

Singapore

Moor, R., legal adviser. Legal Adviser’s Dept.,

Moore, A. C., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai Johore

Moore, F. A., district officer, Kalaka, Sarawak

Moore,

Moore, F.J.H.,C.H.,director,

J., director,

Midland Malayan TobaccoCo.,Distributors,

Investment Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Moore, asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F247

Moore, L. R., director, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Moore, R. J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsingtao

Moore,

Moote, L.T. E.,

W., cir.

deputy

mgr.,harbour

Manilamaster, Marine Department,

Daily Bulletin, Manila Penang

Morais, J. V., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Morelieras, E., Baboud, Mary & Cie., Shanghai

Morente, A. J., consul-gen. for Spain, Manila

Moresthe, G. S., mgr. and editor, Le Journal de Shanghai, Shanghai

Morford, H. F., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Medan

Morgado,II.,V. assist.,

Morgan, M., consul-general

Lowe, Bingham for Portugal,

& Matthews,CantonShanghai

Morgan, JEL C., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wenchow

Morhaus, J. M., Netherlands consul

Mori, S., signs per pro., H. Kramer, Tokyo (in charge of Royal Belgium Interests), Amoy

Morice, G. F., divisional engr., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Morice, J.M.D.L.,G.,Compagnie

Morieul, deputy commr.,. Customs & Excise,

franco-Asiatique Ipoh, Perak

des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Morilleau,

Morin, R., "ocieteBanque

J., controller, des Ciments Portland Artific.

de ITndochine, Shanghaide ITndochine, H’phong

Morin,

Morison,R.,D.,chiefdirector,

of Bureau, Associated

Dodwell & Co,, Press of America, Tokyo

Ltd., Shanghai

Morley,

Moroukian, A., H.,editor,

mgr.,Shanghai

Caravan Times,

Studio,Shanghai

Inc., Shanghai

Morris, G.F. A.,

Morj-is, H., sub-editor,

resident repres., Dunlop

Shanghai Times,Rubber Co., Ltd., Bangkok .

Shanghai .

Morris, J. H., Merchant, Seoul

Morrison, C. 8., general manager, York Shipley Inc,, Shanghai.

Morrison,

Morrison, D.,D. W., navalmanager,

architect,Asiatic

Ritchie & Bisset,Co.Singapore

Petroleum (North China), Ltd., Peiping

Morrison, K. S., dir., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Morrison, W. A., Harrisons & Crosfield :(Borneo),. Ltd., Sandakan

Morriss, Gordon, dir., North China Daily News tk Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Morriss,L.H.K.,E.,district

Morse, chairman of director,

officer, Saribas, North

SarawakChina Daily News and Herald, Ltd., S’hai

Morse, R. G., asst, mgr., Boyd & Co., Ltd., Amoy

Mortimer, F. D., president, Chinese American Publishing Co,,, Shanghai

Mortimer,

Mortlock, J.S.,H.,distribution

acting mgr.,engr.,

P. &Electricity

O. BankingSupplyCorpn.,Dept.,

Ltd.,Penang

Shanghai

Morton, A. B. S., dir., Mansergh & Taylor, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Morton, G. A., director and works manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd'., Kobe

Morton, H. S., Steamship Dept., International Harvester Co: of Philippines, Manila

Morton, S. P., divisional engr., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur

Moses,

Moses, C.J. F.,D., asst.,

General Accident,

L. Moore & Co.,FireLtd.,

& Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Moss, R. F., pres., Japan Steel Product

Moszkowski, G., director, Compagnie Franco-Americaine Co., Ld., & Consul for Paraguay, Yokohama

D’Assurances, S’hai

Mothersill, J. R., Cotton Mills Dept., Jardine, Matheson

Motomura, S., inspector, Toyo Bahcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mottu,

Moulding,L. A.,H. Foster-McClellan Co., Shanghai

G., asst, engr., Engineer’s Dept. (Municipal), Penang

Mourin, A., chairman, Mourin & Co., Ltd., Arthur, Kedah

Mowll, W. R., manager, commercial service, Reuter’s, Ltd., Shanghai

Moxon, H. W., director, Harper, Gilfillan «Sr Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor ,

Moyler, E. F., Moyler, Powell & Co., Peiping

Moysey, G. K., dir., H. J., Moysey & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Moysey, H. J., dir., H. J. Moysey & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mrantz, L. J., mgr., Mercury Press, Shanghai

Mudaliar, V. C. K., sole prop., Sree Kannabiran & Co., Singapore

Mudallar, P. C. C., sole prop., Sree Kannabiran & Co., Singapore .

Mudie, F. C., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Cebu

Mueller, H., C. Holstein & Co., Tokyo, Osaka,

Mueller, H., Fleming and Williamson, Manila ♦

F248 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mueller, L., Schmidt & Co., Canton

Mueller, W. proprietor, German Bakery, Tokyo

Muenter,

Muhle, L.,H.,manager,

mgr., Rickmers Linie, &Shanghai

John Manners Co., Ltd., Canton

Muldoon, A. G., manager, American Foreign Ins. Association, Tientsin

Mullaly, A. E., dir., Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Mulleman,

Muller, B. S.,R.,partner,

Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

Theodor des Petroles, Saigon

& Rawlins, Shanghai

Muller, F., asst., Geyer, Hans, Bangkok

Muller, G., works supt., Pumping Station, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Muller, H., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Muller, H.K.,E.,China

Muller, mgr.,Export-Import

Nestle

& BankCondensed

Co., TokyoMilk G6.' (Overseas), Ltdv Bangkok

Muller, P. E., consul for Denmark, Tientsin

Muller, W., proprietor, German Bakery, Tokyo

Muller, W. A., asst, engr., Marine Department, Singapore

Muller, W. R., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Mumford,

Mummery,E.C.W.,F., chief

dentalpolice officer,Medical

surgeon, PahangDepartment, Selangor

Mundell,

Mundell, H. D., partner, Sisson & Delay,Press,

H. D., director, Straits Times Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Mundie, W. H., Bangkok Times Press, Ltd.,

Muni4, J., manager, Banque de ITndo-chine, Yunnanfu Bangkok

Munn, F. C., mgr. for China, Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Munro, E. J., mgr. Eastern Extension, Austr: & China Telegraph Co., Ltd., Foochow

Munro, J.P, F.,

Munro, D. M.,surveyor,

HongkongCornes& Shanghai

& Co., Kobe Banking Corpn., Bangkok .

Munro-Smith,

Munz, B., dist. mgr., Imperial

C. H., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank,Chemical

ShanghaiIndustries (China), Ltd., Harbin

Murase, K., manager, Murase Shoten, S. S. Agents, Kobe

Murata, S., general mgr, A. P. Munning & Co., Kobe

Murcott,

Murdoch, B.,J. W.,

metermedical

supt., supt.,

Municipal

Medical Electricity

& HealthDept.,

Dept.,Singapore

Perak

Murdock, F. V., state engr., Public Works

Murer, Fr., vice-consul for Norway k Denmark, Swatow Dept., Brunei

Muriel, H. E., agent, Hdngkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Murnane,

Murphy, D.D.Y., J., deputy

M. C., B.commissioner,

E. (Eng.), M. J.Sarawak

C. E., water engr., Municipal

Constabulary. Water Dept., S’pore

Sarawak

Murphy, D. W-, engr. surveyor, British Cprpn. Register of Shipping & Aircraft, S’hai

Murphy, G. A., assit. & signs p. pro., McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs k .Co., Medan, Sum,

Murphy, L. M., asst., Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Murray, H- A., asst., Sime Darby & Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Murray, J. M., asst., Ocean Accident Guarantee Corpn., Ltd , Shanghai

Murray, R. D., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, S’hai

Murray, R, H„ agent, Douglas, Lapraik & Co., Amoy

Murray,

Murray, W. R. M-,C., asst,

agent,acct., Mercantile

Hongkong Bank pf Banking

& Shanghai India, Ltd., Singapore

Corpn:, Penang

Murray, W. E., asst, mgr., Texas Co., Manila

Murray-Aynsley, judge, Supreme Court, Perak

Muscat, A., supt., Marine Plant, Earnshaws Docks k Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

Musolf,

Mussett,H.,W. K.L,,K.asst,

L. Leybold Shbkwan,Malay

acct., Federated TokyoStates Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Musso, F. P., partner, Calatroni, Ilsieh & Co., Shanghai

Mustaros,T. J.,K., manager,

Mutoh, director, Vendrell, Mustaros

Dunlop Rubber Co. k(Japan),

Co., k consul for Guatemala, Kobe

Ud., Kobe

Myles, J., asst, works mgr., Wearne Brothers, Ltd,, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Myles, J. B., chancellor, Peruvian Consulate, Singapore

Naismith, Capt. A., actg. marine supt., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Naismith, W.E.,C.,consul

Nakamura, partner, Ker k Co., Ltd.,

for Argentine, OsakaManila

Namazie, M. J., dir., Amalgamated TheaLes, Ltd., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F249

Namazie, M. Y., seety., Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., Singapore

Nancollis,

Nancollis, J.J. H.,

H., agent,

consul Canadian

for Greece,Pacific

YokohamaSteamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Nardin, C. C., director, Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Perak

Nash, R., manager, Lovstead & Co., Manila

Nash, R. M., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Shanghai

Nathan,

Nathan, C.M.S.,

E. J.,G., chiefchiefmgr.,

draftsman,

Kailan Municipality

Mining Architect & Tientsin,

Administration, Bldg. Surveyor’s Dept., S’pore

Nathan,

Naughton,R. W., accountant,

China ImportLabour & Export Department, Penang

Lumber Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Navarro,

Naylor, G.A.,M.,minister

mng. dir.,plenipotentiary

Goodrich Co.for(S. Portugal, China

S.), Ltd., Singapore

Nazer, A. P., dir., Millington, Ltd., Shanghai

Neal, G. M., secty. & treas., Commercial Express & Storage* Fed. Inc.,, Shanghai

Neave,

Neave, J. R.,

W. J. K.,F.,district officer, Klang,

acct.^Federated Selangor Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Engineering

Neckelman, consul for Denmark and gen.mgr., Northern Featherworks, Ltd., C’ton

Nei,

Neil, W. D. M., gen. mgr., James Neil & Co.,Handel-Maatschappij,

G. de, sub-mgr., N. V. Nederlandsche Shanghai Shanghai

Neil, W. H. E., actg. chief surveyor, Survey Dept., Penang

Neilson, J. B., principal, King Edward VII School, Taiping, Perak

Nelson, C.D., B.,surveyor

Nelson, pres. &intreas.,

charge,C. B.Singapore

Nelson &Improvement

Co„ Manila Trust, Singapore

Nelson,

Nelson, E.E. A.,

W., gen. manager'

manager, Belting and Leather

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,Products

Saigon Association, Shanghai

Nelson, K. B., Central Booking Office, Canton

Nelson, R., China Produce Dept., Jardine, Matheson V Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Nelson, R. S., managing director, Stanton Nelson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Nestler, F., signs per pro. agent, Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Netinati, L. V., consul-general for Siam, Singapore

Neubronner, G. V., Evatt & Co,, Singapore

Neumann, Dr.

Neumann, E., Consul

M.„ “Sapt” for Germany,

Textile Products, HanoiLtd., Shanghai

Neville, Edwin £., minister, U. S. 4-- Legation, Bangkok

Neville, G. A., manager, Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Yokohama

Neville, H. J., H. J. Merchant, Harbin

Nevson,C. C., F. C. I. Dunlop

New, J., accountant, S., dir., Rubber

MidlandCo.Investment

(Far East),Co.,Ltd,,

Ltd.,Kobe

Shanghai

New, W. R., mgr. for Far East, Dickinson & Co., Ld., Singapore

Newberry, A., supt., Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Newberry, S. E., signs per pro.; Fraser & Co., Singapore

Newboult, A. T , 1st. asst, secty. to Government, Federal Secretariat, F. M: S.

Newby, A. J., deputy coll., Land Office, Singapore

Newell, F. T. S., proprietor, Lyall & Evatt, Singapore

Newell, R. P.,.acct., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Newey,

Newhouse,T. H.,J. W., asst,asst.,

contr.Anglo-French

of Posts, Posts & TelegraphsLtd.,

& Bendixsens, Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Singapore

Newman, A. L., deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Newman, K. E., dir., S. MoUtrie & Co., Ltd., shanghai

Newson, C.B. C.,P., secty,,

Nicholas, managing Alliance Tobacco

partner, B. P. Co. of China,

Nicholas Ltd.,Selangor

Nicholas, E. F., Retail Dept., Kodak, Ltd., Singapore

Nicholas, E. T., mgr., Nicholas & Sons, Selangor

Nioholl, G- D., branch mgr., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Nicholls,

Nicholson, H. W.F.,G.,mng. mgr.,director',

I. I. Tschurih & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Nicolas, G:,N.Wines Siam Industries

& Spirits Merchant, Peiping(.1932), Ltd., Bangkok

Nicoll, J., estate mgr., SocBn Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Nie, G. de, sub-mgr., Netherlands Trading Society, Shanghai

Nieber,

Nielsen, H.A.,J.,actg.Menzimgr.,A'OEast

d.', Ixic., IldiloCo.* Ltd., Bangkok, Siam

Asiatic

Nielsen, C., import & export dept., Dodwell & Co.-, Ltd., Shanghai

F250 FOEEIGN RESIDENTS

Nielsen, K., import dept., East

Nielsen, 0. G., radio engr., American AsiaticRadio

Go., Ltd., Bangkok Co., Shanghai

& Refrigeration

Nielsen, T. H., works mgr. & secretary, Siam Cement,Go., Ltd., Bangkok

Niesen,

Nietman,Capt. W., godowns

L., American Mail&Line,

wharves

Ltd.,dept., East Asiatic Go., Ltd., Bangkok

Yokohama

Nietsch, G., mgr., China Export-Import & Bank Go., Ltd., Dairen

Nieukey, L. M.,

Niggemann, W., signal sergeant,

proprietor, Marine Dept.,

W. Niggemann Penang

& Co., Ghefoo

Nigniewitzky, G., Mustard & Co., Tientsin

Nijhoff, J. S., mgr., Nederlandsch Indische Handels Bank, Singapore

Nisbet, J. D. P., secretary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Go., Ltd., Singapore

Nisbet,

Niskanen,W.,V.,asst.,actg.Anglo French & Bendixens

consul-general Ltd.,Shanghai

for Finland, Singapore

Nixon, H. E., direcvor, Henry Waugh

Noack, A., Technical Dept., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Noakes, G. P., mgi\, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Noakes, J. L., surveyor, Survey Dept., Sarawak

Noble, F. H., asst, mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Noble, I., Evatt

Nogaitzik, & Go., &Singapore

W., Jebsen Co., Canton

Nolan, V. C., partner,

Nolasco, H. jr., H. Nolasco Evatt&&Co.,

Co;,Macao

Penang

Nonis, P., chief clerk to Inspector-General of Police, Singapore

Noon, H. B., asst., Evatt & Co., Penang

Noone,

Nolting,H.A.D.,H.,field

asst.,entomologist,

W. Koreska,Perak Musedin, Taiping, Perak

Shanghai

Noordaa, J. van der, manager, Lindeteves-Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

Nordstrom, E., commissioner, Post Office, Tsinan

Norgaard, H., dir., Christiani & Nielsen (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Norgaard,A.,0.Ekman

Norrby, S., signsForeign

per pro., East Asiatic

Agencies,* Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Norris,

Northcote, S. C. R., sub-acct., Chartered Bank ofHospital,

V. H., medical officer in charge, General Province

India, Austra. Wellesley

& China, K. L, Selangor

North-Hunt, H, registrar-general, Dept, of Statistics,

Norton, F. A., Tea Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd., Shanghai Singapore

Norton, J. W., assist, mgr., Linotype and Machinery, Ltd., Shanghai

Nose, Y., manager, Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka

Nosmas,

Nottingham,S., Compagnie

E. A., French Franco-VAsiatique

proprietor mgr.,desShanghai

gen. Bangkok Petroles,Times,

PnomShanghai

Pneh

Notton, C., consul, Legation,

Novak, W. B., Import Dept., British Overseas Trading Co., Tientsin

Nunis, M. A>, state treasurer, Negri Sembilan

Nunn, A.,

Nunn, supervising

G. A., Shippingagent, Dept., Singer

UnitedSewing Machine

Engineers, Ltd.,Co., Penang

Singapore

Nunn,

Nutter, H., vice-consul for Portugal, A proprietor, Nutter & Council,

Major R. L., director, Public Works Dept., Executive Co,, MojiS.S., S’pore

Nyeborg, O., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

O’Bolger, R. E., mgr. for China, Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

O’Brien, J. H., Reiss Bradley & Co., Ltd., Canton

O’Brien, P. J., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Canton

O’Byrne,

O’Connor,Dr.K. J.K.,K.,partner,

districtDrew

surgeon, MedicalSingapore

& Napier, Dept., Jesselton

O’Connell, B. M., supt., Police Department, Penang

O’Dell, K. J., asst, treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

O’Grady,F.G.M.,J.,res.

O’Haraj police magistrate,

secty., Royal Ins.Judicial Dept.,

Co., Ltd. LabuanL’don & Globe Ins. Co., Tokyo

& L’pool,

O’Hara, W., director, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Tientsin

O’Neill, P. T., asst., Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

O’Sullivan, T. A., senior inspector of schools, Education Dept., Perak

Oak-Rhind, W. M., cargo supt., O. S. S. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Oakeley, R. H., asst, protector of Chinese, Selangor

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F251

Oakes, W. E., wireless engr., Post & Telegraphs

Oakeshott, B. F., supt., Police Dept., Negri Sembilan Dept., Penang

Oakshott, E. J., actg. mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

Oates, R. T.,

Obenaus, E., R.,technical

manager, manager,

Noessler, &&Batons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Tientsin

Shanghai

Oberrenner, asst., Carlowitz Co.,

Obermaier, H., chief brewmaster, Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Oberman, J., Resident of Dutch, Borneo

O’Connor, R. J. P., director & secretary, Crystal, Ltd., Tientsin

O’Dell, J. F., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Oehlerking,

Oehlers, J. H.,W.,Order

ExportDept.,

Dept.,United

Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Engineers, Ltd,, Singapore

Oehlers, K. F., asst., Singapore Casket Co., Singapore

Oetmann, A., assist., German Consulate, Yokohama & consul for Netherlands, Penang

Oerlemans, H. H., agent, Netherlands Trading Society

Offersen, C., signs per pro., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Ogden, F., asst., Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Penang

Ogilvie, C. B., deputy engineer-in-chief, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ogle, F. S., shift engr., Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

O’Hara, W., director, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Ohle, O.,B.actg.

Ohnick, 8., 2ndconsul for Germany,

vice-pres., ItogonMacassar

Mining Co., Manila

Ohnick, B. H., vice-pres., Phillippine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Ohrnberger,

Oka, E. J., Victor

M., director, acting Talking

commissioner,

MachineChinese

Co. ofMaritime Customs,

Japan, Ltd., Chinkiang

Yokohama

Okabe, K., manager, Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Okamoto, L, consul-general for. Japan, Singapore

Okainoto, O., councillor, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Oke, H., mgr., Wearne, Bros., Ltd., Penang

Olausen, M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Olausen, O., accounts dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Olaussen, R., signs per pro., Hoehnke, Frithjof, Shanghai

Oldham,

Oldham, C.,A. second

T., consul for Greatmarriage

magistrate Britain (Nakawn

registrar,Lampang), Bangkok

Criminal Dist.

Oldridge, L. E., partner, Jenks, Percival and Isitt, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe

Olesen, O. F., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Olive, V. C., dir., Lacey & Caiman, Ltd., Shanghai

Oliver, J.M. S.B.,K.,agent,

Oliver, Distribution

CharteredDept.,

BankS’hai Gas Co.,

of India, Ltd.,& Shanghai

Austr. China, Bangkok

Oliver, W. H., supt., Posts

Ollganer, M. W. F. G., consul for Belgium, Semarang

Ollier, M., Societe Des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Olney, E. E.,

Olsen, A., sub-accountant,

Sawmill Dept., BastNational CityLtd.,

Asiatic Co., BankBangkok

of New York, Manila

Olsen, Capt. H., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ommen, W. van, director of Public Works, Municipality, Medan

Onraet, R. H. de S., inspector-general of Police, Straits Settlements, Singapore'

Oostergo, G. L., mgr. Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd., Singapore

Opalinsky,

Openshaw, A.H., D., mgr., Brunswick

factory manager, Show Room, Co.,

Aquarius Shanghai

Shanghai

Orolfo, P., district forest officer, Tawau, BritishBanking

Ormston, F. R., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai North Corpn.,

Borneo Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Orf, R. B., special agent, Carter Macy Co., Inc., Taihoku,

Ortoli, M. J., vice-consul, French Consulate, Yokohama

Osborne, C. G., acct. and secretary, Si.me Darby & Cq., Ltd., Singapore

Ostermann, M. E., import dept., Jardine, Matheson & Cq'., Ltd., Tientsin

Ostroumov, A., mgr., Bryner

Oswald, J. L., agent for Gilman & Co.,‘Ltd., Foochow

Ott, Gen. Maj. E., ambassador extraordinary & plenipotentiary, German Embassy, Tokyo

Ouchi, Dr. T., H.deputy

Ouchterlony, W. A.,director, League offorNations

consul general Finland,Health

OsakaOrganisation, Singapore

Oudin, J., signs per pro., Compagnie Optorg, Yunnanfu

Ouillon, J. M., director, Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Ltd., Singapore

P232. FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ouskouli, M. H. A., General Merchant, Shanghai

Ovadia, L., chairman, China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ovens, A.L.R.,I., consul

Ovadia, director,general

CathyforLand

GreatCo.,'Ltd.,

Britain,Shanghai

Osaka

Owen, Alfred, manager, China Cosmopolitan Co,, Hankow

Owen,

Owen, E.C. I.,H.,asst,partner,

mgr.,Blad & McClure,Assurance

International Kobe Cb., Ltd., Shanghai

Owen, H., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Owen. S. R., asst., A. R. Burk ill & Sons, Ltd., Shanghai

Owens,

Owston, M., Standai’d-Yacuum Owstonde,&OilCo.,

Co.,Ltd.,Yokohama

Oxholm, director,

O. L. F. A.F., O’Neill minister, Yokohama.

Danish Legation, Bangkok

Oxley, A. R., supt., Sandakan Prison, Sandakan

Packwood, P., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Paddon, C. E., asst, auditor, Audit Department,; Penang

Pade,

Paez, J.;K. pres.

F., acct. dept., Great

'& chairman, Northern

Manila Hotel TelCo.,egm pH Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Manila

Pagden, H. T., entomologist, Agricultural Dept., F.M.S.

Page, P. S., partner, White, Page Y Co., Manila

Page, R.,director, Robinson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Page, R. A., gaoler, Grade I, Prisons'Dept., Singapore

Paget,

Pagh, F. mgr.

K., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Pahl, A.,M.,partner, r East-Asiatic Co., Ltd:, Canton

Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Painter, D. A., Merchant, Tientsin,' Peiping

Palamountain, P., chief reporter, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Palfreeman,

Palmer, E. J.,D.assist., C., SirLowe,

JacobBingham

Behrens && Sons, Shanghai

Matthews, Shanghai

Palmer, F. H., director, Clive & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Palmer, F. W., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd., Penang

Palmer,

Palmer. I. J.,S., editorial

Jardine,staff’. Straits Times

Matheson & Co.,Press,

Ltd.,Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Palmer, J. W., deputy manager, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Tokyo

Palmer, L., technical manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Palmer, P. H., a.c.a., partner, Harold Bell, Taylor Bird & Co., Tokyo

Palmer, R. F., secretary, Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Palmer, R. W., A. A,. Anthony & Co., Penang

Palmer, T.V.L.,S.Stanton,

Panikkar, NelsonBukit

K., in-charge, & Co., Ltd.,Rubber

Badong Singapore

Estate Syndicate, Ltd., RubberEstates

Pape, B., Export Dept., Melchers & Cp., Tientsin

Papendieck, E. R., manager, Gptz Bros. & Co'., YokohamaStraits Settlements

Pape, G. R., personal aSst. to Directpr-Adviser, P.W.D.,,

Pappadopoulo, A. E., merchant, Kobe and acting consul for Greece, Osaka

Paranada, L., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Pardew,

Park, A.Dr.J.B.,C.M.,president,

Wa^gpr, Barnes .jfcInternational

Co., Ltd., Manila

Park, L., director,American

League of Nations Health Underwriters,. Inc.,Singapore

Organisation, fylanila

Park, M., Park and Francis, Selangor

Parke,

Parker,J„A.supt. of Police, F.M.S.

H., Macgregors, Ltd,, Shanghai

Parker,

Parker, A.

A. Mi,

T., general

asst, agent,

mgr., passe,uger dept.,OilCanadian

Standard-Vacuum Pacific Railway;Co-, Shanghai

Co., Changsha

Parker, F. A., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo

Parker. H. V., asst., Hongkong &: Shanghai Banking

Parker, J. A., controller, Government Monopolies Dept,, Singapore Corpn., Manila

Parker, R. H., pres., China Finance Corporation, Shanghai

Parker, T., inspector of Machinery, Mines Dept., Selangor

Parker, W. L., vice-consul, American Cpnsulate, Canton

Parks, H. F., mng. dir., Cathay American Co., Shanghai

Parlant, M. P., repres., M. Michelin .fe Co., Singapore

Parlett, L. M. M., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Changsha

FOREIGN' RESIDENTS F2&3

Parlister, R. A., medical office' r , General

Parrish, J. A., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., ManilaHdspitAl, Penang "

Parrish, W. E., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (Overseas), Ltd., Bangkok

Parrott, E. C., dept.-mgr., John Little & Co., Ltd., Penang

Parsons,

Parsons, C.,

D. St.president, Pure CaneMalay

Leger, divectot, Molasses MailCo.

Press(Philippines), Inc., Manila

Co., Ltd., Selangor

Parsons, D. St. L., dir., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Parsons, J. C., asst., Nestlp and Anglo-Sv^iss Milk Products Ltd., Perak

Parsons, J. G., vicemonsul for Amei’ica, Mukden

Parsons,

Parsons, J.M.W., dept,vice-consul,

C. Jr., mgr., Yeefor Tsoong

America, Tobacco Distributors^

Netherlands IndiesLtd., Hankow

Parsons, R., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.; Tokyo 1 ;

Parsons, W.

Parsons, W.. S.president;

W., acct!,Parsons

Mercantile Hardware

Bank ofGo.,India,

Inc., Kuala

ManilaLumpur, Selangor

Parthasarathy, G., mng. editor, Tamil Nesan, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Partridge,

Paschen, K.,F. asst.,

K., dist. mgr., Imperial

Winckler & Co., YokohamaChemical Industries (China), Ltd., Chungking

Paschkewitz, H., signs per pro., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Pasquet, M., vice-consul for C.S.A., Dairen

Pate, K. M., Mollers’, Ltd., Shanghai

Patel, J. N.,

Pascalis, M., Tavadia

Lawyer, &Hanoi

Futakia, Canton

Paschkewitz, H., signs per pro., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Pasco©,

Paterson,S; B.O’D.,

A,, underground

Hongkongmgr., Raub Australian

& Shanghai Gold Mining' SaigoA

Banking Corporation, Co., Ltd., Pahang

Paterson, H. S., commissioner, Land Office, Johore

Paterson, J. J., Wise & Co., Inc., Manila

Paterson, M. M., deputy gas engr., Municipal Gas Dept., Singapore

Paterson, W. W., distribution engineer, Gas Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Patino, A., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Patino,

Paton, F.H.J.,E.latex

Senqrresearch

Simon, chemist,

pres., Consolidated Tin Smelters,

Dunlop Plantations, Ltd.,Ltd., Penang

Malacca

Patten, P. K. M., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S, C ), Ltd., Canton

Pattenden, W. D., engr., Bahau Estate, Negri Sembilan

Patterson, G. G., Ewo Cold Storage" Co,, Shanghai

Pattison, J. L., traffic dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Patton, G. W., Carreias Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Patton, K. S., cop^ul general, Aiperican Consulate, Singapore

Patton,

Paul, A.,R.,shipping

secty. ifcdept.,

acct.,Members

Upion Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

& Co., Tientsin

|: Pauw,

Pavri, R. K., signs per pro., K. S. Pavri & SonS,Works,

J. J., correspondent, Singapore Rubber CantonLtd., Singapore

Pawle, E., deputy supt. of Customs, Sibu, Sarawak

Pawley,

Pawson, W.J. R.D.,E.,director,

manager,China

Roneo, Press,Ltd.,7w.,Penang

Shanghai

Payne, C. C, actg..electrical engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Payne, F. J., rubber technologist, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Payne, H., chairman, Taku Tug & Lighter Co.,,Ltd., Tientsin

8 Payne, Harry,

Peacock, B. L., F.,secty.

vice-president,

& acct., Sarawak American. BankLtd.,

Oilfields, NoteSarawak

Co., Shanghai

^ Peacock, C. E., dir., Arnliold Trading Co,, Ltd., Tientsin

L Peacock, R. L., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

j Peacock, S. G, dir., Yee Tsbohg Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Shanghai

| Peake, H. 0., director, Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Peall, R. H., assist., Harrison, Rarker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

\ Pearce, E. V., mng. director, Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd., Penang

I Pearce, R. W., consul for Denmark, Kobe

I; Pearce, W.

Pearce, W. E.,

M., supt., storesColgate-Palmolive-Peet

gen. mgr., and furniture, P.W.D.,Co., Kinta, Perak

Manila

Pearse, F. P.

Pearson, A.A. E.,H., controller, Government

Pearson &

Co.', TokyoInc., Shanghai Department, Singapore

’ Pearson, E., Gattey,

fc’254 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pearson, A. M., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Pearson,

Pearson, G.,T. S.,assist,

manager,manager,R. J. Thos.

WoodCookik Co.,& Singapore

Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Pearse,

Pearse, A.T.M., Scottish Union & National Insurance

Dept.,Co., Shanghai

Pearson,R.,G.,engr.

actg.surveyor,

mgr., Thos. Muuicipal

Cook

Son, Ltd., Shanghai Singapore

Pearson, N. C., asst, ingr., Eastern

Pearson, R. R., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Peason, R. T.,V.,engineer-in-charge,

Pechatkin, asst., Chinese Maritime RisingCustoms,

Sun Petroleum

Amoy Co., Ltd., Taihoku

Peck, W. R., counselor, American Embassy, Chungking

Pedder, G. H., mg., Ker & Co., Ltd. (Bacoldo Sub Office), Iloilo

Pedersen, A., supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Nagasaki

Pedersen, A., telegraph, station, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pedersen,

Pedersen, E.P. B.,

R., shipping

Great Northerndept., East AsiiticCo.,

Telegraph Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Nagasaki

Bangkok

Pedlow, J. H., puisne judge, Supreme Court, Singapore

Peet, G. L., editorial staff, Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore

Pegg,

Pegler,H.G.F.,F.forest

J., asst.dept.,

(list,Anglo

officer,Siam Corpn.,Sarawak

Kuching, Ltd., Bangkok

Pelstrusof, M. V., Merchant, Harbin

Peltner, IL, Poldi Steel Works, Shanghai

Peltz, W. K.. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pemberton,

Pendlebury, I.H.C.M,,M.,curator

sub-acct., Charteredentomologist,

& systematic Bank of India, Australia

Selangor

Museum, K. L.,Shanghai

Selangor

Penfold, F. G., director, Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Penfold, R. G., Calder-Marshall

Pengilley, E. E., district officer, Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan

Pennefather-Evans, J. P., supt., Police

Pennell, E. L., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, Dept.,

Tokyo Singapore

Pennell, W V., editor, Peking and Tientsin Times, Tientsin

Penney, C. D., imports dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pennybacker, J. E., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Osaka

Penrice, M.W.,B.,director,

Pepper, asst. supt.Mansfield

eng., O.& S.Co.,S. Ltd., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Pepys, W. E., gen. Govt. Adviser, Johore

Percival, A. J., mng. dir., Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Percival, J. E.. Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Tokyo, Kobe

Percy, Major G. R., settlement engr., Public Works Dept., S. S., Singapore

Pereg, M. M., pres. & gen. mgr., Mira Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Perego, A., consul for Italy, Singaproe

Pereira, P. E., asst, health officer, Medical Dept., Malacca

Pereira, P. F., headmaster, Trade School, Malacca

Porez,

Perez, F., vice-pres.,Getz

S., manager, CentralBros.Azucarera de Bais, Manila

& Co., Yokohama

Perkins, E. A., consul-general for Siam, Manila

Perkins, G. T. W., controller, Government Monopolies dept., Singapore

Perkins, J. W., temp. asst, water engr., Water Dept., Penang

Perkins, T. L., vice-consul for America, Mukden

Perpignani,

Perry, A. W.,N.,asst,Societe

contr.Desof Posts,

CimentsPosts Portland ArtificielsKuala

& Telegraphs, de ITndochine,

Lumpur Haiphong

Perry, C., Kodak Philippines, Ltd., Manila

Perry, S. W. P., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Peter

Peter, A.,

Rev.signs per pro.,

Brother Ed. A.DeKeller

A., treas., La Salle& Co.,College,

Ltd., Manila

Manila

Peters, A., factory representative, N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Peters, A. F., manager, Sun Life Assce. Co. of Canada, Manila

Petersen, A. N., asst, mgr., Zerollo, Fratelli Inc., Kobe

Petersen, C., manager, Bluff Hotel, Yokohama

Petersen, E. A. ,G, per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Petersen, K. E., chairman, Shanghai Milk Supply Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Petit, O., mgr., Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F255

Petri, R., asst, mgr., Kunst & Albers, Canton

Petrie, Bruce, chairman, Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Singapore

Petrie, J., mang. dir., W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., Canton

Petrie,

Pettitt,J.L.D.,W.,office asst., Municipal

Employer’s LiabilityEngineer’s

Assurance Dept.,

Corpn.,Penang

Shanghai

Petzschke, F., Deutsche-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Peyre, J. de F., Soc. des Cimemts Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, H’phong

Peyton-Griffin, R. T., editor, North-China Daily News

Planner, P., signs per pro., C. Rudolph

Phenninger,

Ptiefer, A. R.,E.Frost,

L., Menzi

Bland& &Co.,Co.,Inc.,

Ltd.,Iloilo

Shanghai

Pflueger,

Pflug, H. Georg,

W., mgr.,partner,

& secy.,Bergmann

Kofa American Co., Kobe

Drug Co., Shanghai

Pfrunder, H., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Pharis, L. M., vice-pres.

Phear, H. W., sr. deputy commr., Customs & Excise, Kuala Lumpur

Philippidis, C. M., mgr. for home office, Philippidis Bros. Co., Ltd., Chungking

Philippidis, Ph. M., mgr., Philippidis Bros. Co., Ltd,, Chungking

Philipps,

Phillia, D.,P.,dir.,

asst.,Amalgamated

Behn, MeyerTheatres,

Ltd., Singapore

Phillip, D., partner, Drummond & Co., Sandakan

Phillip, J., exchange engr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Phillips, C. G. R., divisional engr., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Perak

Phillips, E. J., asst. Registrar of Statistics, Singapore

Phillips, E. J. L., vice-consul for Britain, Iloilo

Phillips, G. G., deputy secretary, Secretariat, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Phillips, H. F., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Phillips, J. E., signs per pro., McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs

Phillips, R. P., partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Phillips, T. H. B., rubber export officer, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Phillips, W., assist, commissioner, Sarawak Constabulary, Sarawak

Phillips, W. L., supt., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Paya Lane Estate, Johore

Philp, D., expenditure acct., Federated Malay States Railways, K. L., Selangor

Philp, W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia * China, Kuala Lumpur, S’gor

Phipps, C. E., attorney & manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Selangor

Phipps, G. H., consul-general for Great Britain, Seoul

Phipps, W. A., district engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Pichon, Col., attache militaire, French Legation, Bangkok

Pickering, J.E. B.,

Pickering, S., asst.,

asst, assessor,

Guthrie &Assessment Dept., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Penang •

Pickett, J. T., president and general manager, Johnson-Pickett Rope Co., Manila

Pickup, M. H., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Picornell,

Pidgeon, J.Santiago

C., MauriceN., partner, Hair & Picornell,

Jenks, Percival Manila

& Isitt, Kobe

Piepers, Capt. J. A., nautical adviser, Ritchie

Piercy, A., signs per pro., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Piercy, G. W., assist, dir., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Piggott, Major-General

Pila, F., Societe F. S. G.,

Des Ciments C.B., o.s.o.,

Portland military

Artificiels de attach*), British

I’lndochine, Embassy, Tokyo

Haiphong

Pilbeam, F. W., stores accountant, Telephone Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pilcher, J. A., acting consul for Great Britain, Osaka

Pillai, G. N., extra asst, controller of Labour, Labour Dept., Penang

Pillai, T. M. A., manager, Government Dairy Farm, Sarawak

Pillay,

Pim, R.M.L.,J.,controller,

verification officer, Audit

Government Dept., Singapore

Monopolies Department, Singapore

Pinching, H. C., technical adviser, Kennedy,

Pinnock, F. W., chairman of directors, Harrisons Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

* Crosfield PenangLtd., Sandakan

(Borneo),

Pinto, J. A. Abranches, consul for Portugal, Tokyo

Pinto, M., shop supt., Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Pipe, J. E., sub-acct., P. & O. Banking Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Piper, A. I., traffic inspr., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

F256 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Piper, K., partner, Delacamp, Piper

Piro, J. W. de, Legislative Council, Colpniel & Co., Kobe

Govt., Straits Settlements

Pirre, A. B., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Pirrie, A. B., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Pisarevsky, A. G., manager, Skodaworks, Ltd., Shanghai

Pitlo, G., burgomaster, Medan Municipality, Medan

Pitt,

Pitt, G.R. E.,

J. G.,executive

controller,engr.,Government Monopolies

P. W. D., Lower Perak,Department,

Perak Singapore

Plaisantl, P. A., consul for the Netherlands’, Seoul

Plant, W. third

Platt, A., H., councillor, ShanghaiFire

officer, Municipal Municipal

Brigade,Council,

SingaporeShanghai

Plattner, R., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pleiss, A,A.,eng.

Plesner, techn. manager,

telegraph station, GreatRoechling SteelTelegraph

Northern Works (Germany),

Co., Ltd., Osaka

Shanghai

Ptesner, E., export dept.. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Plesner, S., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Hankow

Plion, R., premier

Plowright, secretaire,Gordon

K. R., director, French& Legation,

Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Shanghai

Plummer, G. A. L., North China Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Plunkett, J. O., senior executive engr., Water Works Branch, P. W. D., Johore

Poate, F. W., mang. director, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai & Hankow

Poblete,

Poelmann,P. P.M.,M.vice-president and secty.,Paketvaart

J., mgr., Koninklyke Fidelity and Surety Co.,Penang

Maatschappij, Manila

Poggiale, Ch., Service "hipping, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Hanoi

Poletti, F., director, Peiping District Head Post Office, Peiping

Pollard,I.,F.asst,

Polliz, H., mgr.,

districtBlomofficer,

(fc vanLimbang,

der Aa.,Sarawak

Shanghai

Pollock, A., secty., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pollock, F. A., chairman, Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pontet, R.,A. local

Pontius, mgr., Credit

H., territory mgr.,Foncier d’Extreme-Orient,

Yee Tsoong ShanghaiLtd., Amoy

Tobacco Distributors,

Pooley, A,F. G.,

Pooley, C. W., electrician,

partner, PresgraveCable& &Matthews,

Wireless, Penang

Ltd., Singapore

Porter, C. W., gen.-mgr., director and vice-president, Teleph. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Porter, G. A; I)., asst., Anglo-Siam Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Porter, H. AL, asstg Printers, Ltd., Singapore

Poshnine,A. S.,

Potter, M. gen.

I., asst., Aquarius Co.,

representative for Shanghai

the Far East, Red Hand Compositions Co., Kobe

Potter, S. C. principal, C. Potter &Philco

Potter, J. S., secretary-treasurer, Sales Corpn., Shanghai

Co, Shanghai

Potter, S. L., partner, Lean & Co., Penang

Potts,

Potts, A. C., mgr.,

G. A., Commercial

gen. mgr., SingaporeUnionColdAssurance Co.,Ltd.,

Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Poulsen, H. S., gen. mgr. in the Far East, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Pow, C. F., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd,, Kelantan

Powell, A. T., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Powell, Q.-Ev, Civil Engineer, Shanghai

Powell, E,, Far East repres., Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Powell, ,C. J., general mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd., Wuchow

Powell, T. S., gen. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Powell, J. B., editor and publisher, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Powell, S. H., Moyler, Powell & Co., Tientsin

Powell, S. J., A.,Civilrang.Engineer,

Praasterink, dir. andShanghai

first deputy pres., Java Bank, Batavia

Pratt, T. J., resident representative, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd., Manila

Pratt, W. H., Engineer & Contractor, Negri Sembilan

Preedy, B., inspector of Schools,' Pahang .

Premet, P., solicitor, Premet, Paul, Shanghai

Prentice,R.R.E.,E.,managing

Prentis, managingdirector,

director,Dupire

LabourMorrell,

Association,

Ltd,, Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Pretre, A., attorney, Standard-Yacuum Oil Co,, Hanoi

Preuss, G.. assist, mcrr.. Helm Bros.. Ltd.. Kobe

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F257

Preysler, C., trees., & business mgr.. Advertising Bureau, Inc., Manila

Price, A., consul for Great Britain, Tientsin

Price, E. G., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Price, E. W.,G.mgr.,

Price, Capt. FL, Whiteaway,

China Merchants Laidlaw & Co.,

Steam Ltd., Ipoh,Co.,Perak

Navigation Shanghai

Price, W., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Penang

Price, W. A., mgr., Hankow Press Packing Co., Shasi

Price, W. A.S., G.,

Price, W. dir., Borrows

director, & Co.,Mining

Baguio Gold Ltd., Tientsin

Co., Manila

Pringle, H. F., supt., business office, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Prior, R M., director, Anglo-French and Bendixsens,

Prising, F. W., proprietor, Alhambra Cigar Store. Manila Ltd., Singapore

Prockter, N. H., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Manila

Proctor, H., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Proenza, J. A., consul-general for Cuba, Kobe

Prokofieff, J. Y., acct., t. I. Tschurin St, Co., Ltd., Harbin

Prosenc,

Proud, H.,G.,rolling

asst., Carlowitz

stock dept.,St Singapore

Co., Tientsin

Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Pryor, W., asst, toDr.chief

Przybykiewicz, Z. B.,mgrs.,

consulKailan MiningNetherlands

for Poland, Administration, IndiaTientsin

Puck, E., assist., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Puncheon, G., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Punnett, H. E., acct., Cornes & Co., Kobe

Purcell, R. H., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Purcell, V.J. M.,

Purrier, W. assist.,

W. S., protector, ChineseAssurance,

Royal Exchange Protectorate, Penang

Singapore

Purry, P.B.S.,M.,mgr.,

Purser, International

sub-acct., CharteredExport

Bank Co., Ltd., Australia

of India, Hankow & China, Singapore

Purvis, J.P. R.,B., deputy

Pyper, manager,commr.,

W. Hammer

Dept, ofSt Excise,

Co., Ltd.,Penang

Singapore

Quade, H. A., mng. dir., N. V. General Motors Java Handel Maatschappij, Batavia

Quinn, J. R., u.p.a., Haskins and Sells, Shanghai

Quiquandon, C. J. R., consular agent for France, Penang

Quirins, J., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Quirke, W. E., mgr. for Malaya, United Exporters Ltd., Singapore

Rab, C. F. M., outdoor dept., Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore

Raddon, F. G., mgr., Dodwell St Co., Ltd., Hankow'

Radke, E.,Y.,chancellor,

Radwan, manager, German

Chi TungConsulate, Canton

Tobacco Co., Ltd., Harbin

Rae, H. T., secretary, McAlister St Co., Ltd., SingaporeSingapore

Rae, D. C., architect, Architect’s Dept., Municipality,

Raeburn,A.G.E.D.,M.,Jardine,

Rafeek, Rafeek Matheson St Co., Ltd., Shanghai

& Co., Canton

Raffinan, M. G., architect, A. Gabler-Gumbert, Manila

Raider,

Raider, H.H. A.,

A., president

president and & gen.general

mgr., mgr., Chinese

Chinese Eng., &and

Engineering Development Co.,Co.,

Development S’haiT’tao

Railton,

Railton, C.M. A.,L., assist.,

assist., Anglo

Jardine,French St Bendixens,

Matheson Ltd.,Tientsin

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Railton,A.,H.chief

Rajah, E., managing director,Treasury,

cashier, Colonial H. E. Railton St Co., Ltd., Chefoo

Singapore

Ralfe, R. D., resdt. secty., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Ralston, A. W., pres., Salacott Mining Co., Manila

Ralston, G. G., assist., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Ipoh, Perak

Ralston, R., acting acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Rambaut,A.A.M.,

Ramirez, E., editor,

conservator of Forests,

El Debate, ManilaForest Dept., F. M. S.

Ramos, Jose de, chancellor, Portuguese Consulate, Bangkok

Ramplin,

Ram pony,J.F.,F.,K.,manageress,

Soc. ChinaArtificiel

United Apartments, Shanghai

Ramsay, dist.dessurveyor,

Ciments de ITndochine,

Survey Office, Muar Disk, Haiphong

Johore

Ramsey, N. R., governing dir., Carr Ramsey St Son, Ltd., Swatow

F9

F258 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rand, S. J., import dept., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Rao, K. L.V. A.,

Rappa, engr., PostsPlayground

and Telegraphs, Penang

Rasch, M., signsinsp.perofpro., John Landahl,and Open Inc.,Spaces,

ManilaMunicipality, Singapore

Rash, J. C., partner, Drew & Napier, Singapore

Rasmussen, A. Kann, mgr., Christian & Nielsen (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Rasmussen, B. R., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Canton

Rasmussen,

Rasmussen, J., M. manager, AsiaticforPetroleum

P., vice-consul Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Norway, Macassar

Rasquin, P., secretary, Siam Electric Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Ratjen, G., Rud. Ratjen, Osaka

Ratjen, Otto E., signs per pro., Rud Ratjen & Co., Tokyo

Ratjen,E.Rud,

Ratti, repres. partner,

F., Indo-China S. N. Rud. RatjenShanghai

Co., Ltd., & Co., Tokyo

Rauch, E. F., auditor, Chase Bank, Shanghai

Rault, E.,F.,Compagnie

Raveau, Franco-AsiatiquePourdeslePetroles,

Banque Franco-Chinoise Commerce Saigon

et LTndustrie, Shanghai

Raven, R. R., Editorial Dept., North-Ghinti

Rawlings, G. S., third magistrate Criminal District & Police Daily News & Herald, Ltd.,Singapore

Courts, Shanghai

Rawlings, A.Capt.

Raworth, H. B.,mgr.,

B., gen. r.n.,General

naval attache,

ElectricBritish

Co. (ofEmbassy, Tokyo

China), Ltd., Shanghai

Ray, F. R., equip, engr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Ray, Major R. G. R. A., military attache, Britich Legation, Bangkok

Raymond, E., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de L’lndochine, fTphong

Raymond,

Re. E. M., director,

Chev. Arundell Hongkong

del, o.b.e., ShanghaiforHotels,

Italian Consulate TaihokuLtd., Shanghai

Rea, H. E., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hanoi

Rea, J. T., extra asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Secretariat, Singapore

Read, F. V., asst., Barlow & Co., Singapore

Read, G. T., secty., Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Read, H., mgr., Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd., Jesselton

Read, J. H., asst acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Read, R.A.L.,G.Lowe,

Reason, Bingham

Ht, asst. Matthews,

& signs Mercantile

per ShanghaiDavis ifc Hope, Kuala Lumpur, S’gor

pro., McAuliffe

Rechter, J., repres., American

Redfearn, E. S., asst inspector of Schools, Education Co., Kobe Dept., Penang

Redfearn, P. W., financial officer, Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Redfern, J. R., manager, T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc., Manila

Redfern, R. J., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Bacolod

Redway, C. B., mng. dir., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Penang

Reed,

Reed, F.H. L.,C., attorney, Socony-YacuumOilCorporation,

asst., Standard-Vacuum Co., Singapore Manila

Reed, H. H., chief accountant, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Reed,

Reed, J.J. T.R., S.,treas.,

mgr.,Automatic

National City Telephones

Bank ofofNew China,

York,Fed.Shanghai

Inc., Shanghai

Reeks, H. A., barrister, Ellis & Hays,

Reerink, J. T. H., mgr., Wilding & Co., Sourabaya Shanghai

Rees,

Rees, S.S. T.,

T., mgr.,

branchSime mgr., Huttenbachs, Ltd.,Ltd.,

Ipoh,Ipoh,Perak

Perak

Reeve-Tulker, V. G. A., Darby

Planting A Co.,

Adviser, Guthrie k Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Regir, F., Societe Des Ciments Portland Artificials De LTndochine, Haiphong

Reich, W., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Harbin

Reid, C.,H.,McLaren,

Reid, J.M., assist. &supt.,

signsCustoms

the firm,&McAuliffe,

Excise Dept., Port Dickson

Turquand, Youngs & Co,, Penang

Reid, mgr., Mansfield

Reid, M. C., asst., Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Reid, N. T., director, Wise k Co., Inc., Manila

Reid, S., agent, Aall & Co., Kobe

Reid, T. A., asst, executive engr., Public Works and Railways Dept., Sarawak

Reid W. J., municipal council, Municipality, Shameen, Canton

Reilly, H. C., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Singapore

Reiss, A., mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F259

Remedies, R., mgr., Remedies Bros., Sourabaya

Remedies, V. O., China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Remmele, K., asst, mgr., Cosmos Paper Co., Shanghai

Removille,

Renard, M.,M.gen.R.,repres.,

chief ofComp.

Secretary,

Gen. deAdministration

Chemins de FerMunicipal, Haiphong

et de Tramway En Chine, S’hai

Rendle, H. C. R., District Officer, Pahang

Renner, K., chief Brewmaster, Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai

Renton, R., proprietor, R. Renton & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Revel, S., mgr., Moine Comte & Ltd., Penang

Rex,

Reyes,M.,A.,financial

Bayne &secretary,

Co., ManilaFederal Secretariat, F. M. S.

Reyes, F. A.,

Reyes, L. asst. secretary treasurer, Cebu

Inc.,Portland Cement Co., Manila

Reynolds, L. N.,Atkins, Kroll & Co.,

commissioner, Constabulary,ManilaSarawak

Reynolds, O. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Rhame, J. F.,A.general

Rheinfeldt, K., asst.,mgr.,

KofaChina Electric

American DrugCo.,Co..Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Rhodes,

Rial, W. S.P.,T..engineer-in-chief,

actg. general manager,

ShanghaiSocfin & Co., Ltd.,

Waterworks Co.,Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Ltd., Shanghai

Ribet, A., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie., Canton

Richard, C. E., managing partner, Gammeter Co., Singapore

Richard, O., Gammeter & Co., Singapore

Richards, C. G., asst. dist. engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Richards, Dr. D. C., deputy registrar, Registration Office, Malacca

Richards, E. S., attorney, Secony-Vacuum Corporation, Manila

Richards, J. G., manager, American Chinese Co., Peiping

Richardson, A. J., proprietor, A. J. Richardson & Co., Shanghai

Richardson, C. S., dir., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Richardson, D., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Richardson, G. F., asst, secty.. United States Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Richardson, J. A., field geologist, Geology Survey Dept., Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Richardson, R. J. D„ director, Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Perak

Richardson, W. G., vice-consul for America, Tokyo

Riches, E. J., director, McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Riches, H. G. G., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Rickard, F. S., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Riddle,

Ridgway,J., J.mgr., P. & O. Banking

A., sub-agent, Corpn.,

Hongkong Ltd., Singapore

Ridley,

Rieck, J.

C., W., engr..

partner, Shanghai

Mee-Yeh Waterworks

Handels FittingsShanghai

Compagnie, Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Riedler, V., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Riem, C. G., mgr., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Shanghai

Riemer, E. B. C., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Amoy

Rieth, H., Kuenzle & Streiff Inc., Iloilo

Rifkin, L., pres. & gen. mgr., Philippine Shell-Craft Corpn., Manila

Rifkin, S., vice-pres. & asst, mgr., Philllpine Shell Craft Corpn., Manila

Rigby, R. E., Hanson, Orth

Rigden,

Riggio, L.,W. mgr.,

B., signs p.p.,Bedoni

Clerici, Jardine,& Co.,

Matheson

S. A., &Shanghai

Co., Ltd., ghanghai

Riggs, D. S., mgr.. American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Rijke, J. de, asst, brewer, Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore

Ringer, F. E. E., vice-consul for Sweden, Nagasaki

Ringer,

Ringer, M.M., C.signs per pro.,

G., per pro., Holme, Ringer && Co.,

Holme, Ringer Co., Shimonosiki

Nagasaki

Ringer, S. A., consul for Norway &; Portugal Nagasaki

Ringer, V., assist., Holme, Ringer & Co., Nagasaki Shimonosiki

Ringnalda, G., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Foochow

Rintoul, D. E., chemist, Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Ritchard, G. T., Parbury, Henty & Co. Pty., Ltd., Kobe

Ritchie, Capt. A. T. A., chief game warden, F. M. S., Game Dept., Kuala Lumpur, S’gor

Ritchie, F. G., dir., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

F9

F260 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Ritchie, J. A., partner, Palmer and Turner, Shanghai

Ritchie,

Ritter, Dr.W. 0.,M.,“Bayer”

sub-acct.,Yakuhin

Chartered BankKaisha,

Gomei of India,. Austr. & China, Kobe

Kobe

Ritter, R., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Rittmueller, F., mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Rivau,

Rivera, J,C.Du,

M., asst,

asst.,mgr.,

Atkins,Hongay

Kroll Sales,

& Co., Ltd.,

Inc., Shanghai

Manila

Rivero, S. del, signs per pro., L. Rpndon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rivers, B. J., head cable foreman, Cable & Wireless,1 Ltd., Singapore

Rivers,H. J.Rorhvay,

Rix, L, secretary,

partner,F. Maxwell

E. Zuellig,& Kenion,

Inc., Manila

Perak

Rizzi, Cav. B. M., Lloyd Triestino S. K. Co., Shanghai

Roach, R. B., purchasing agent, Shanghai

Rohan, L. G., asst., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Robb, L, T. A., mng. owner, Robb & Nilsson, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Robbins, H. H., dir., Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Selangor

Roberts, E. M., vice-pres. & asst, treas., R. C. A. Victoy Co- of China, Shanghai .

Roberts^ F.F. B.,

Roberts, D., acting

signs permanager, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

pro, Butterfield & Swire, Hankow Condensed Milk Co., Selangor

Roberts, G. G, acting sr.-accf. -auditor, Audi^ Department,' Singapore

Roberts, I. E., partner, Thomson & Co., Hankow

Roberts, J. Duncan managing director, Duncan Roberts, Ltd., Singapore

Roberts, J. H., settlement engr., Public Works Dept., Penang

Roberts, Q. F., consul for America, Cbefoo

Roberts,

Roberts, R.R. E.,

A., engr.,

YorkshirePortsInsurance Co., Ltd,,

& Telegraphs Dept.,Tokyo

Ipoh, , Perak

Roberts, W. H., senior executive engr., P. W. D., Kuala Kjangsar, Perak

Robertson, A., mng. director, John Little & Co-, Ltd., Singapore

Robertson, A. G., partner, Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Robertson, A. W., president ifc mng. dir., Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila

Robertson, C.G., H.asst,W,Hume

Robertson, AsiaticPipe

Petroleum Co. Ltd.,

(Far East), (NorthSingapore

China), Ltd., Spocbow

Robertson, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Robertson, J., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Osaka

Robertson, J., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Robertson, J. J., supt,, Pulo S.ebarok, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Robey, M E. L., supt ., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Ladang Geddes Estate, Negri S’bilan

Robins, H. H., director, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Robinson, A., mng. dir. and actuary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Singapore

Robinson,

Robinson, C.E. A.,C., d.s.c.,

manager,r.n.,Texas

deputyCo.master

(China),attendant,

Ltd., SeoulMarine Dept., Singapore

Robinson, F., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Robinson, F. N., asst,, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Robinson, J., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd, Swatow

Robinson,

Robitschek,P.Paul,M., chairman of directors,

mgr., Mouveaux Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd., Malacca

Co., Singapare

Robless, C. E., office asst., Resident Councillor’s Office, Penang

Robmson, L. C., mgr., Telegraph Co,, Ltd, Penang

Robson, A. W., assist., -fardine, Matheson

Robson, J., O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Yokohama

Robson, J. H. M., managing director, Malay Mail, Selangor

Roch, L. Le, vice consul, French Consulate, Shanghai

Roche,

Rochreke, R., G.,

Mecanicien, Societe des

partner, Carlowitz Hydrauliques du Langtho, Hue, Annam

Co., Shanghai

Rockwell, J. C., pres., Manila Electric Co., Manila

Rocque, J. de la, cashier, Banque de LTndochine, Canton

Rocque, J. de la, cashier, Banque de .LTndochine, Singapore

Rodger, H. D., attorney

Rodger, J., office mgr., Central Agency, Ltd,, Shanghai

Rodger, R. K., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Rodgers, H. K., local chairman, Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F261

Rodrigue^,A. A., Chartered B^nk of India,

Rodrigues, F., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Macao. Australia & China,, Shanghai

Rodriguez, E., pres., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Rodriguez, F., Strong & Co., Nagoya

Roe,

Roe, F.H.W.,B.,field geologist,Union

manager, Geology Survey Shanghai

Brewery, Dept,, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Roe, R. H,, asst., Shanghai Gas Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Roe, W. M.

Roehm, S., D.,

asst.,N.Dunlop Plantations,

Y. Koloniale Ltd.,Yerkoop

Petroleum Regent. Mij.,

Estate,Semarang

Negri Sembilan

Roehr, O., International Harvester Co., Manila

Roehreke,

Roels, C. A.,G.,estate

partner,mgr.,Carlowitz

Socfin Co.,& Co.,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur,-Selangor

Roeper, C., signs per pro., Fulford & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Roeser, H. China Export - Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Dairen

Roesholm,

Roessler, H.,C.,Doitsu

mng. director,

Senryo G.Texas Co., Inc., Manila

K., Tokyo

Roessler, W„ Ahrens & Co., Kobe ■' ; X

Roger, A., Export & Import Co., Ltd., Saigon

Rogers, G., • Health .Officer, Belait

Rogers, J. T., plant engr., Shanghai Telephone Goi, Shanghai ■

Rogers, P.S. A.,M.,planting

Rogers, workshopadviser,

supt., Guthrie

United &Engineers,

Co., Ltd,, Ltd.,'

KualaIpoh,

Lumpur,-Selangor

Perak

Rogers, T., electrical engineer, Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Rogge, C. H., partner, A, Kohler, H. Groesser, C. H. Rogge, Shanghai

Rohrer, G. N., asst, mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co:, Cebu

Rolfe, L. ch.,

Rolland, V., gen. supt., Cable

Compagnie & Wifeless, Ltd.,

Franco-Asiatique SingaporeHanoi

des Petroles,

Rollinson, W. A., manager, Australian Primary Producers Society,’Singapore

Rolls, G. A., asst., Patons A Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Roman, E., trucking dept., Commercial Express & Storage, Shanghai

Romer,

Romero,H.J. E.M-,T.,Warner,

ministerBarnes

plenipotentiary,

V Co., Ltd.,Polish

Iloilo Embassy, Tokyo

Romilly, M. C., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Romulo, Carlos P., publisher, Peoples Press, Inc., Manila

Rondon,

Ronlez, E.,L.,vice

mng.mgr.director,

& chiefL.engr.,

RoudonSiam& Co.,

ElectricLtd.,Corpn.,

ShanghaiLtd., Bangkok

Ronnefeldt, Dr. F., Bayer Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Ronvaux, A. L., consul for Belgium, Yokohama

Roos, F., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Roos, W. H. de, acting

Roper-Caldbeck, G. R., consul-general,

director, BousteadNetherlands

SingaporeKobe ,

Ros, Comm. G., consul-general for Italy, Canton ,

Rose, E. N., Shanghai div. mgr., E. I. Du Pont De Nemours tiq., Inc., Shanghai

Rose, Major W., R.,deputy

Rose-Andersen, mgr.,registrar,

Thoresen Yehicles Dept.,’ Singapore

& Co., (Bangkok), Ltd., Bangkok

Rose, V., eng. mgr.,

Roseveare,M.R.L.,E.,China Arnold

assist,Press, V Co.,

mgr.,Inc.,

GoodrichLtd., Shanghai

International Rubber Cd., Manila

Rosholt, Shanghai

Ross, A. A., director, John Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ross, A. R., signs per pro., Whitamore & Co., Tientsin

Ross, B. E., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Ross, C. E., freight dept., Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd:, Shanghai

Ross, D. A., director, Alex Ross & Cd. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Ross, D. E., agent, Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Ross, D. P., acct. dept., Canadian PacificS. S., Ltd., Shanghai

Ross, E. C. president, Lime Kilns Iric., & consul for Panama, Manila

Ross,

Ross, G.H. R., Deacon supt.,

T., deputy & Co.,Government

Ltd., CantonPrinting Dept., F. M. S.

Ross, J. B., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Penang

Ross, J. L., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd., Penang

RosseJ, L., East Asiatic Co,, Ltd., Bangkok

Rossow, C., acct. dept., Melchers V Co.,. Tientsin

F262 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Roth, W., asst., Nouveaux Co.,desSingapore

Rostaing, M., chief mgr., Sociefce Oiraents Portland Arbificiels cle I’lndocjhine, H’phing

Rothe, K., gen. traffic mgr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Rothe, TJ., proprietor, Ilackmack

Rothkehl, H., ragi ., Strong & Co., Canton & Co., Peiping

Rothschild, M., mgr., Rieser Co., Inc., Chefoo

Rottman, A. H., mgr., I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Round-Turner, C. D., supt., Jesselton Prison, Sandakan

Rouse,

Roustan,Albert, McMullanGrand

J., manager, (Agencies),

HotelLtd.,de Chefoo

Pekin. Peiping

Routley, Dr. P. E. F.,

Rowe, A. T., American Consul, Shanghaimedical officer, Colonial Medical Dept , Labuan

Rowley, 11. S. C., mgr., Eastern Extension Australia &Penang

Rowland, F. E., mgr., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., China Telegraph Co., Ltd., Manila

Rowsell, H. B., asst, to eng. mgr., Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rowswell, R. D., asst, contr. of Post & Mails, Posts & Telegraphs, Penang

Roxas,

Roxas, A.E. P.P., B.,vice-pres

treas., , A. Soriano y Cia, Manila Association, Manila

Roy, Fernand, consul“LaforUrbana,”

France, Bldg.

Spain,& Loan

Belgium & Portugal, Amoy

Royere, J.C. consul

Rozario, G., Export for France,

& ImportNanning

Co., Ltd., Saigon

Rozario, H. H., A. B. David & Co., Ltd., Saigon

Rozatsin, J. C., signs p. p. Shanghai Insurance Office, Tientsin

Rozenbaum, B., gen. mgr. and secty., Millington, Ltd., Shanghai

Rozier, J., Society Des Ciments Portland Artiliciels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Roziers, J. B. des, commercial agent, Netherlands India

Rubant,

Rude, G.,Francis

asst., East W., Asiatic

Merchant, Co.,Tsinan

Ltd., Penang

Rudgard, J. O., asst, agent, Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Rudland, T., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Rudolf, Gustav, Rudolf & Co., Tokyo

Ruebain, B. M., North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Ruegg,

Ruf, A.,R.,asst.,

chiefEastman

acct., SulzerKodakBros.

Co., Engineering

Shanghai Office, Kobe

Ruhl, O., signsJ., per

Rumarchuk, engr.,pro.,Palace

AhrensHotel,

A Co.,Shanghai

Tokyo

Rumkin, C. J., gen. mgr., Shanghai Milk Supply Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rumpf, W., Export Dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Rundell, A., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Ruppert, P., manager, “Columeta,” Tokyo

Ruppin, H., Schiffner & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Rush worth, E. D., assistant, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Russell, A., Toko Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Russell, C., Civil Engineer, Manila

Russell, D. O., permanent dir., W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Russell, Geo.., managing director, J. Curnow & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Russell, H. S., dir., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Russell, H. S., chairman; Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Russell, J. W., acct., Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Russell, M. A., Merchant, Kobe

Russell, R. E., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Russell, W., signs per pro., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Russell, W. E., manager, Wharf Dept., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Rutgers, F., vice-consul, Netherlands Legations, Bangkok

Rutter, R. A., chief justice, Judicial Dept., Sandakan

Rutz, J., president, Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka

Ryan, B. G., gen. agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Ryan, W. C., signs per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Ryder, J., line dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ryder, J. T. R., engr., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Ryrie, Dr. G. A., medical supt., Sungei Buloh Settlement, Selangor

FOEEJGN RESIDENTS F263

Sabater, Dr. A., asst, manager, Sabater & Co., Manila

Sabater, Dr. C., vice-pres. & asst, mgr., Sabater & Co., Manila

Sabater, Dr. M., pres, and gen. mgr., Sabater & Co., Manila

Sabelstrom, G. R, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sache,

Sadoc, J.,

A., Le,

mng.Coinpagnie

dir., RacineFranco-Asiatique

& Cie, Shanghaides Petroles, Saigon

Saegert,

Sage, R. H., attorney

R., manager,and S. A.manager,

Medicon,Socony-Yacuum

Ltd., Shanghai Corporation, Manila

Sager, R. S., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Said, H. A., mgr., Haji Bachee & Sons, Malacca

Saintes, P.,W.vice-consul

Sainton, H., Bank for France,

vice-consul Netherlands Indies

Sain/, V., mgr., of TheforPhilippines,

Norway, Shimonoseki

Cebu

Sakowsky, G. A., consul for Germany, Manila

Salas, J. J.,D.consul

Salinger, P., signsforper

Peru,pro.,Kobe

Deacon & Co., Ltd., Canton

Salles, R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Salnikoff, A., asst., W. H. Winning & Co., Dairen

Salt, W. H.,W.,barrister,

Salzmann, W. H. Salt

asst., Diethelm & Co.,

& Co., Ltd.,Muar, Johore

Bangkok

Samat,

Sammann, O. H.,Paul mgr.,

E., Labour Association,

Merchant, Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Sammy, P., partner, Johannes'& Sammy, Singapore

Sampedro,

Sample, C. J., P., assist.,

manager,gen.Philippine Net & Braid Manufacturing

mgr., Standard-Vacuum Co., Manila

Oil Co., Yokohama

Samson, L. P., partner, Whittall & Co., Selangor

Samuel, C. R., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Sanchez,

SandbergA.E.,M.,consul Clarkefor&Sweden,

Larkin,Singapore

Manila

Sande,

Sandejas,G. van der, Passage Dept., Koninklyke Co.,PaketvaartManila

Maatschappij, Singapore

Sander, A.,E.partner,

P., pres.-mgr.,

Sander,Manila

WiderMercantile

& Co., Canton, Inc.,

Harbin

Sander, P., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Dairen

Sander, W., mgr., Sander Wieler & Co., Canton

Sanders, H. W., mgr., Pritchard & Co., Ltd., ipoh, Perak

Sanders, J. O., transportation mgr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Sdangor

Sanderson,

Sanderson, E.J., R., C. B. Nelson

inspector of Mines, & Co., Manila

Mines Dept., Negri Sembilan

Sanderson, R. P., director, Astor House Hotel, Ltd., Tientsin

Sandford, J. M., asst., Mackinon, Mackenzie & Co., Yokohama

Sands, F. C.,C.mang.

Sandstrom, director,

E., mgr., Malaya Publishing

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,,House, Ltd., Singapore

Swatow

Sanford,

Sansom, Sir G. B., k.c.m.g., commercial consellor, British Embassy,(China),

W. H., divisional manager, Imperial Chemical Industries Tokyo Ltd., Dairen

Sanson, C. H., inspector-general of Police, F.M.S.

Santos, B. F., shipping representative, Caldbeck, Macgregor

Santos,

Santos, J.M.J.,J.,sales mgr.,Philippine

director, Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Sapojnikoff,

Sardeman, H.,G.,Nederlandsch

artist, North ChinnMining

Daily

Indische

Co.,

NewsManila

& Herald,

Handelsbank, Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Sargeant, C. D., asst., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sassinot, P., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Sato,

Sator,S.,A.,branch

Merchant, manager, Continental Insurance Co., of New York, Yokohama

Shanghai

Satterfield, F. M., acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Sauer, M. J., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Saugon, F., vice-consul for France, Canton

Savage, E. S., director, Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Savale, W. F., vice-pres., American International Underwriters, Manila

Savul, H. A. R., mng. proprietor, A. I. Savul & Co., Shanghai

Sawrie, E. S., surgeon, Medical Department, Penang

Sawyer, R. F., accountant, Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Singajjore

F264 FOftEIGN RESIDENTS

Saxelby, W., works stores,

Saydah, E., gen. mgr. for China, SaydahUnited Engitieer' Singapore 1

s, Ltd., Shanghai

& Saydah,

Scanlon, T. R., general manager, Sunland Sales Association, Inc., Shanghai

Scarlett, R. W., technical asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Schacht, D., managing partner, Studt & Co., Canton

Schacht, J., managing partner, Studt & Co., Canton

Schack, H. B., traf. supt., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Schaefer, K., mgr., signs the firm, Kunsb & Albers, Shanghai

Schaerrer, R. E., mgr., Wagons-Lits Terminus Hotel, Hankow

Schafer, E., consul for Germany, Semarang

Schalh, H. M., van der, mgr., Java-China-Japan Line Canton Agency, Ltd., Canton,

Schalow, E., assist., Bayer, Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Scharenguivel,

Scharfenberg, K.,F.Kuenzle

C.G., Holstein

finl. asst.,& League

Co.,Inc., of Nations Health Organisation, Singapore

Osaka

Schatzmann, A., & Streiff,

Scheeffer, E., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tsingtso Cebu

Scheel, P., consul-general, Danish Consulate, Shanghai

Scheide, H., assistant, Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Schell, A. W., representative, American Radio & Refrigeration Co., Shanghai

Schenk, P. A., manager, Schmidt & Co., Canton

Scheuten, A., import dept., American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Schiess, E. A., asst., Cold Storage Creameries, Ltd., Singapore

Schiesser, A. L., director, Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., Singapore

Schilfner, O., manager, Schiffner: & Co., Ltd,, Singapore

Schiitte, G. P., sub-acct., N. V. Nederiandsch .Indische Randelsbank, Medan

Schill,

Schinazi,A., L.signs ppa., Kunst

R., mgr., Elizalde& &Albers, Harbin

Co., Inc., Shanghai

Schinckel,

Schindler, K., manager,

K., signs per pro., W. Schnabel,Shanghai

Koreska, Gaumer & Co., Shanghai

Schink, G , chief acct., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai .

Schink, G., Accountant and Public Auditor, Shanghai

Schink, H., signs per pro., Schink, Georg., Shanghai

Schippers, N. C., director, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Schirmer, E., Export Dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Schirmer, F., assist., Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Fgkuoka

Schirmer,

Schirmer, H., VY., manager,

Export Dept., Hermann & Co.,& Nagoya

Melchers Co., Tientsin

Schirmer, W. H., mgr., Bergmann (fc Co,, Nagoya

Schlaf, R., Doitsu

Schlobohm, G. C., Senryo Gomei Kaisha,

warehouseman, Tokyo Harvester Co., Manila

International

Schloemer, M., technical dept., Cliina Export-Import & Bank Co., Tientsin

Schmaltz, W., consul for Germany, Kobe

Schfriid, K., signs per pro., Diethelm diCo., Ltd., Singapore

Schmidt, C. W., partner, O. H. Anz & Co,, Chefoo

Schmidt, Dr.

Schmidt, F. J.,Theo.,

signsZirn & Schmidt,

per pro., Reuter,Private Clinic, &Kobe

Brockelmann Co., Tientsin

Schmidt, R. A., “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schmidt, W., Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Schmidt, Dr. W., factory rept., N. V. Straits Java Trading Co.,iSingapore

Schmidt,

Schmit, Dr. W., representative, Windsor & Co.,Saigon

Bangkok

Schmith,R.,T. Compagnie

W., East Asiatic des Chargeurs

Co., Ltd., Reunis,

Dairen

Schmitt, L.,

Schmitz, N. V. Behn,

P., director, K. K.Meyer & Co.,

L., Ley Cebu

boldBank,

Shokwan, Osaka

Schmollinger, O., Deutsch-Asiatische Shanghai

Schmuser, F., acct., Mollers, Ltd., Shanghai

Schneewind, P., German Consul, Padang

Schneider,

Schneider, Fr., C. A.,signs

signsperperpro.,

pro.,Ahrens

Carlowitz

& Co.,& Tokyo

Co., Canton

Schneider, H., signs per pro., Jebsen & Co., Canton

Schnell, E., C. Holstein & Co., Osaka

Schnurmacher, L., consul for Czechoslovakia, Manila

HES.I^KJS’.TS F265

Schober, Wm., director, Fag,uio Gold Mining Go., Manila .

Schoch,

Schoene,C.F.,H.,agept,,Manufacturers

sirb-agent, Koninklyke LifePaketvaart

Insura,nce Maatschappij,

Coi, YokohamaSingapore

•• ,,

Scholtz, H. F., manager, International Engineering

Schradieck, E., attorney mgr., Socony-Vacuum Corpn,,' Co.,Manila

Inq., Bangkpk

Schrage, C., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Schreck, H., general manager,; Echoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. K,, Tokyo

Schreiner, H. W. J., signs per pro., Ahrens & Co-, Tokyo

Schreiner, P.J. E.,

Schreuder, C., agent,

consul King FeaturesSourabaya

for Norway, Syndipate, Inc., Tokyo, , , ,

Schrobitz, B., secretary, German Consulate, Osaka

Schubert, A., Consul for Finland, Canton

Schubert, Paul v., gen. manager, Deutsche-Stickstoif-H.-G., Krauch & Co., Shanghai

Schubert, E.,P. von,

Schueler, K. K.Nache,

L. LeyH.boldAhrens.

Shokwan, Co.,Tokyo

Shanghai

Schuette, J. G., mgr., Melchers & Co. & consul for Finland, Tsingtao

Schuhl, F. J., Schuhl & Lurton, Shanghai

Schuitmaker, .K. P., consul

Schult, E., Mee-Yeh .for Norway,

Handels Compagnie, Padang

Shanghai

Schulthess, Q., vice-president, F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Schultz, H., Bornemanh & Co., Canton

Schultz, J. R., viee-pres., A. Soriano y Cia, Manila

Schulze, H., Carl Zeiss K. K., Tokyo.

Schulze, Dr. J.,mgr.,consul

Schulze, W., for Germany,

Schmidt Harbin

& Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Schumacher, A. E., manager, and 2nd vice-president, Chase Bank, Shanghai

Schumacher, G., assist.> Bayer, Meister-Lucius Yokuhin Gomei Kaisha, Nagoya

Schuon, W., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Schuster, E., mgr., Cosmos Paper Co.,.Shanghai

Schutz, K., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Mukden

Schweizer, H., dir., Malayan Breweries,’ Ltd., Singapore

Schwer, J. H., general mgr;,■'-Chungking Ice Co., Inc.; Chungking

Schwerdtfeger, Dr. H., “ Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schweyer, A. H., manager,' International Harvester Export Co., Harbin

Seibert, E., vice-consul for; America, Bangkok

Scotcher, W. J., manager (signs per pro.), Reiss, Bradley & Co., Canton

Scott, A. M. W., Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Scott, C. A., principal, Clifford School, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Scott, D., naval architect, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Scott, D., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Scott, D. L. W., Whiteavvay, Laidlaw

Scott, D. W., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Scott, E. K., agent, Dorman, Long & Co., Shanghai

Scoot, H. B., resident secretary, Royal Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Scott, H. M., partner, Gilson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Selangor

Scott, I. J. V., gem mgr., Ilford, Ltd./Shanghai

Scott, I. M., sub.-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, K. L., Selangor

Scott, J., chief asst., Municipal Architect & Building Surveyor’s Dept., Singapore

Scott, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Scott, J.M.A.,D.,asst.,

Scott, Anglo-Siam

assistant, Hongkong Corporation,

and ShanghaiLtd.,,Bangkok

Banking Corporation, Malacca

Scott, M. K., secy., Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Singapore

Scott, T. G., asst., Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Penang

Scott, W. G., signs per pro., Butler & Co., Shanghai

Scott, W. N.,

Scott, W. R. H.,agriculturist,

asst., DunlopAgricultural

Plantations,Dept.,

Ltd.,F.Segamat

M. S. Estate, Johore

Scott-Dalgleish, L, asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singappre

Scott-Morris, A. M., agent, Jardine, Mathesoh & Co-, Ltd., Foochow

Scully, W. F., Central Police Office, Labuan

Seabridge, G. W., editor, Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore

Searle, J. H., director, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Seaton, J., mgr., Regent Estate, Negri Sembilan

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Seaton, S. P., medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Seba,

Seddon, A.minister plenipotentiary,

E., director,

barrister-at-law, Czechoslovakian

Platt, Legation, Shanghai

Seeberg, Ths., Aall & Co., Ltd.,White

OsakaCooper & Co., Shanghai

Seed, C. W. S., senior asst, auditor, Audit Office, Singapore

Seelhein, Dr. H., consul general for Germany, Yokohama

Segado,

Segaert, F.,H.,secty. & treasurer,

minister, Belgian Salacot

Legation,Mining

BangkokCo., Manila

Segalen, Y., secty., Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai

Seiberlich, L.,E.,Rud.

Seidenfaden, Ratjen

assist, & Co., Osaka

accountant, Siam Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Seitz, C. L., mgr., American Asiatic Underwriters, Manila

Seki, S., works mgr., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Selby, R. J., pro-consul

Selby-Walker, K., NewsforDept.,GreatReuters,

Britain,Ltd.,

Sumatra

Shanghai

Selig,

Sellar, G., partner, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Sellar, J. G. sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India,Malacca

A. M., director, Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Australia & China, Singapore

Selle, E. A., sub-editor, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Sellers, E. G., managing-director, Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Sellers,

Selous, E.H.M.,A., managing director,Affairs

Muller,& Protector

Phipps & Sellars, Ltd.,Sarawak

Osaka

Sellmeyer, Dr.secty. for Chinese

F., Transocean News Service, Shanghai of Labour,

Sellner, G, S., Accts. Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Manila

Seltin, K., mgr., Sander, Wider & Co., Harbin

Sembaktti,

Semmelink, E., H. mgr., P. H.perHendry,Kuala

R., signs Lumpur, Selangor

pro., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Semper G., assistant, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tsingtao

Semple, W. Y., general imports dept., S’pore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., S’pore

Semplicini, Dr. D., consul for Italy, Batavia

Senda, M., director, Senda Co., Ltd., Singapore

Senden, J., van, N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Shanghai

Senf, K., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Dairen

Sercey, G. M. R. de, chief of Accounts & Checking Dept., Post Office, Canton

Serebrennikoff, A. J., p'op.,

Serrano, S, Y., secty., A. J.&Serebrennikoff

Guttridge Chambers, Inc.,& Co., Tientsin

Manila

Seth, K. A.,A.partner,

Settember, D., motorSisson

truck& Delay, Singapore Harvester Co., Manila

dept., International

Sevald, G., asst., Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Severien, K., assist, mgr., Behn, Meyer & Co., Manila

Seward, J. A., signs per pro., Guthrie & C’o , Ltd., Singapore

Sewell,

Seyfarth,C. O.G.C.,B.,treasurer,

chief surveyor 1, Survey

American Trading Dept.

Co. (S.of Japan,

S. & F.Ltd.,

M. S.),Kobe

Singapore

Seymour, A., partner, Theodor & Rawlins, Shanghai

Seymour, E. F., partner, Theodore k Rawlins, Shanghai

Shabas, H., general

Shackleton, mgr., A. Wattie

C. F., director, k M. Karagheusian

& Co., Ltd., American

Shanghai Corpn. for Overseas, Tientsin

Shahmoon,

Shanahan, W.S. E.,J., proprietor, S. E. Shahmoon

assist., Harrisons, ife Co.,Shanghai

King k Irwin, Shanghai

Sharman, T. C., vice consul for Great Britain, Saigon .

Sharnhorst,

Sharp, E. G.,mechanical

H. C. Dixon & Son, Municipality,

Ltd., ShanghaiPenang

Sharp, J.W.M.J. C., engineer,

Curran, asst, controller of Posts, Post Office, Malacca

Sharpe, N. A., asst., Evatt & Co., Penang

Sharpe, W., engineer dept., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sharrock,M.,F. general

Shathin, M., director,

manager,Huttenbachs,

Warner Ltd.,First

Bros. Penang National Pictures (Japan), Tokyo

Shaw, F. L., supt. of Education,

Shaw, G. L., Merchant, Foochow Education Department, Johore

Shaw, J. G., 2nd officer, Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Shaw, M. C., c. F., acct., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Shaw, R., Editorial Dept., North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Shaw, S. G., G. L. Shaw, Shangha

FOEEIGN BESIDENTS F267

Shaw, W. W., test audit inspr., Federated Malay States Eailways, K. L., Selangor

Shean, B. E., vice-president, Cmomercial Express & Storage, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Shearer, A. A. F., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Shearn, E. D., partner, Shearn, Eelamore & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Shebbeare, E. O., chief game warden, Game Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Shecklen, G. F., vice-pres., R. C. A. Communications, Inc , Shanghai

Shedden, W., deputy mgr., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sheiflan, S.A., I.,proprietor,

Sheffield, Thomas Cook British Electro-Plating

& Son, Ltd., ShanghaiWorks, Singapore

Sheild, A. L., medical officer, Lpoh Hospital, Perak

Shekury, E. H., Underwood Typewriter Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shelley, C. E., engineer-in charge, British Embassy, Peiping

Shelley, K., artist, Grand Studio, Shanghai

Shelley,

Shelly, G.,R.,acct.,

medical S. A.officer,

Fiat, General

SingaporeHospital, Taiping, Perak

Sheppard, N.M.R.,C. quantity

Sheridan, F., actg. 2nd asst, secty.

surveyor, Gammonto Government, Federal

(Malaya), Ltd., Secretariat, F. M. S.

Singapore

Sherman, K. S., secty., Remington Rand, Inc., Singapore

Sherriff, A. W., compiler, {North China Desk Hong List), N. C. Daily News, Shanghai

Sherwin, C. E., solicitor, Bailey & Perry, Hankow

Shibbeth, M,, partner, White & Co., Shanghai

Shields, W. E., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Shipwright,

Shirazee, S. A.A.,H., supt.,

dir.,Ferry Service, Harbour

Amalgamatea Theatres,Board, Penang

Ltd., Singapore

Shisheloff, A. A., mgr., I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Shotter, R. A. S., supt., Paya Lang Estate, Johore

Shpiro, I., Polish Import and Export Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shpiro, J., Polish Import and Export Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shroff, B. J., proprietor, Shroff Son k Co., Kobe

Shroff, J. P., partner, S. B. Mehta k Co., Kobe

Shroff, R. F., propr., R. F. Shrotl k Co., Shanghai

Shrubsole,

Shuter, W. H.F. C., manager,

S., sales mgr.,Nestle

Unitedk Engineers,

Anglo-SwissLtd.,

MilkSingapore

Products, Ltd., Singapore

Sibiriakoff, L, engr. adviser, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Sickle, C. E. J.van,B., Motor

Sidebottom, TruckProcess

Wilkinson Dept., Rubber

International Harvester

Co., Ltd., SelangorCo., Manila

Sidler, A., consul for Switzerland, Manila

Siebert, Dr. Fr., consul for Germany, Tsinan

Siegenthaler, W., mgr .,Siemssen

Siemssen, F., partner, Diethelm& &Krohn,

Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Shanghai

Siemssen, G. T., partner, Siemssen & Krohn, Shanghai

Sifton, J. E., acct., Patons k Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Sigaut, E., director, International Savings Society, Shanghai

Sigaut, E., director, International Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sigmund, F. W., general manager, Lyric Music House, Inc., Manila

Silby, R. D. K., land coni mission, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Silva, C. A. da, Baboud, Mary k Oie., Shanghai

Silva, F. G., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Canton

Silva, H.

Silva, H. N.,

N. da, consul for& manager,

proprietor Netherlands, MacaoPopular, Dispensary

Farmacia

Silverstein, M., mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer Oriental, Inc., Singapore

Silverthorne, J., director, H. E. Railton k Co., Ltd., Chefoo

Sim, J., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Dairen

Sime, J. M., director, Huttenbachs, Ltd., Singapore

Sime, J. M., dir., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Sime, Major W. M., director, Sime Darby k Co., Ltd., Malacca

Simmons, A. C., gen. mgr., Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore

Simmons, J. L., Ewo Brewery Dept., Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Simoes, A. P., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Simon, D., asst, mgr., Grand Hotels, Ltd,, Tsingtao

Simon, J., proprietor, Simon David, Kobe

Simon, M., director, Salacot Mining Co., Manila

F2tf8 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Simon* P. A., consul for France, Canton

Simpson, J. A., inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Swatow

Simpson, J. K., deputy engineer, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Simpson, K. H., manager, Borneo, Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Sinclair, G.A. W.,

Sinclair, C., Shanghai Telephone

asst, managing director,Co., Smith,

Shanghai Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila

Sinclair, J. M., res. seSty., Norwich Union Fire Insce.Ltd.,Society,

Sinclair, John, manager, George Town Dispensary, PerakSingapore

Sinclair, K. G., import mgr., Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Selangor

Sinclair, R. F., supt., 1st division. Trade and Customs, Sarawak

Sinnou, L., Societe des’Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphohg

Skading, R.E. R.,

Skelchy, J., engineer,

technical Marine

asst.,

D.,Singapore

W.Foochow Kinta, Perak

Skerrett-Rogers, C., Turner,

Skidelsky, S. L-, consul for Portugal,

Skilton, F. L., supt.', Customs, Kelantan Harbin

Skinner, E. J., Tra'vOts & Sons, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Skinner, E. W., Controller of Rubber, Jesselton

Skinner, H. L. manager. Fraser

Skipper, J. R., works supt., United Engineers, Ltd., Penang

Skivington,

Skoblin, D. S.,F. A.manager,

P., dir. (Engineering

& mgr., British-American

dept.), SkoblinTobacco

& Co:, Co. (Siam), Ltd., Bangkok

Harbin

Skoblin, N. S., manager, Skoblin, Co.,

Skoblin, S. F., general manager, Skoblin, Co., Harbin Harbin

Skobyayeff, P., asst., Shanghai Insurance Office, Shanghai

Skovbye,

Skrine, W.P.,Y.J.D.,Manners

partner,& Bannott'A

Co., Ltd., Canton Bailey, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Slack, A. L., representative, Mather & Platt, Ltd., Shanghai

Slade, E. \V., mgr., Strong & Co., Kobe

Slavens, S. G., consul for America, Tokyo

Sleep,

Sligh, J.,A., director,

deputy financial secty.,Tientsin

Crystal Ltd., Federal Secretariat, F. M. S.

Sloper, Dr. J. S., consultant, Drs. Sloper & Smith; Singapore

Slowe, L. E., director, Waugh Co., Penang

Sly, L. P., asst., Guthrie & Co.,/Ltd',, Singapore

Small, A. O.S., C.,c.m.g.,

Smilley, colonial

Smalley secretary,

& Co., Singapore Executive Council, Colonial Govt., S.S., S’pore

Smallfield, E. J., district

Smart, J., branch mgr., N.surveyor,

V. Handel Jesselton, British

Mij, Fraser North Batavia

& Neave, Borneo

Smart, J. H., telegraph station, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.,, Shanghai

Smart, L. M., general mgr., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Smellie,W.J. A.W.,C.,mgr.,

Smelt, RisingAudit

auditor, Sundept., Petroleum C.o., Ltd.,

Sandakan, B.N.B.Dairen

Smith, A. C., Nestle Anglo-Swiss Milk

Smith, A. C., signs per pto., Sandilands; Buttery & Co., Products, Ltd.,Singapore

Manila

Smith, A. E., asst., Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

Smith,

Smith, A.A. E.,K., signs

asst., per pro.,Establishment,

Retail Jardine Engineering SingaporeCorpn.,

Cold Ltd., Canton

Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Smith, A. V., trade commissioner, United States

Smith, i >. IT., assistant, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai Dept, of Commefce, Shanghai

Smith, B. S., photo lithographer, Survey Dept., F. M. S.,

Smith, C., conservator, Forest'Dept., Johore ’

Smith, C. F., asst, dir., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Smith, C.C. H;,F., partner,

Smith, asst, dir.,Donaldson

Sime Darby& Burkinshaw,& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Singapore ,

Smith, C. R., Governor & Oominander-in-Chief, British North Borneo

Smith, D., posts & telegraphs engr., POsts & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore

Smith, E. D., director, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Smith, E. T. R., secty., Malaya Piiblishing House,1 Ltd., Singapore

Smith, F. J., manager, The Dispensary (1929), Ltd., Penang

Smith, F. R., dir., China Engineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, F. R., chairman, International Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F269

Smith, F. R., mng. dir., Boyd & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, G. A., machine room supervisor, G’ovt. Printing Office, Kuala Lumphr, Selangor

Smith, H., doctor, Drs. Sloper & Smith, Singapore

Smith, H. D., representative, Evans Sons Lescher & Webb, Ltd., Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, H. H., consul,consul

EL Staples, Commercial

for Norway Office, American

& mug. Consulate,

director, Deacon Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Canton

Smith, J. C., chief engr., China Printing & Finance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, J. D. M., dist. officer, Lower Perak District, Perak

Smith, J. E., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Smith, Dr. J. E., medical practitioner, Boon Pharmacy, Penang

Smith, J. M., president, A. P. Munning & Co., Kobe

Smith, J. S., asst., Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Smith, J. T., chief traffic inspector, Canton-Kowloon Railway, Canton

Smith, L. A., senior inspector of Mines, Mines Dept., Batu Gajah, Perak

Smith, L. A., assistant, Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, L. C., gen. mgr., G. E. C. Works, General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd., S’hai

Smith, L. C., asst., Bousted & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Smith,

Smith, L.P. E.,

F., signs

importper& export

pro., Liddell

dept., Bros. & Co.,

Dodwell Ltd.,Ltd.,

& Co., Tientsin

Shanghai

Smith, R. Gunter, manager. Nestle cfc Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Penang

Smith, R. K., agency supr., United States Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Smith, R. R., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributor, Ltd., Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, R.S. W.,

W., actg.

vice-president,

consul-general A. P. for

Munning & Co., Kobe

Great Britain, Manila

Smith, T. J., China produce dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co-> Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, V., director, Post Office, Hankow

Smith, W. E. D., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson &■ Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, W. F., asst, permanent way engr., Railway Dept., Jesselton

Smithers, F. A., financial officer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Snaith, A. L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Iloilo

Snell, C. F., assessor, Assessment & Estates dept., Municipality, Singapore

Snell, E. W. asst., Whiteway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd., Singapore

Snow, H. M., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Snow, M. L., manager, M. L. Snow & Co., Tsingtao

Sobbe, H., dist. mgr., West Coast Life Insurance Co., of San Francisco, Hankow

Sockeel, R., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Sogaard, J. P., dir., Shanghai Milk Supply Co:, Ltd., Shanghai

Sokobin, S., consul for America, Tsingtao

Sole, F. S., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore.

Soler,

Someren,J., chief

H. C.engr.,A. van,Compagnie

manager, EYanco-Asiatique des Petroles,

Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,Pnom Pneh

Shanghai

Somerset, B., director, G. W. Wilson & Co., Ltd., Perak

Somerville, G. W., state forest officer, Forest Dept., Perak

Somes, A.B., F.,asst.,signsSimeperDarby

Somm, Co., Ltd.,

pro., Diethelm Singapore

& Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Song,

Song, V.V. J.,K.,asst, mgr., G.G. E.E. Harden

director, Ma'rden & Co.,

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Soper,

Soper, E.C. J.,

H., revenue

manager,accountant,

Eastern Extension Austr. & Kuala

E\M .S. Railways, China Lumpur,

Tel. Co., Selangbr

Labuan

Sopher, Arthur, Theodore Sopher & Co., Shanghai

Sopp, N. I., actg. deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Soriano, A., president, A. Soriano, y Cia, Manila

Soriano, A., dir., Cold Storage Creameries, Ltd., Singapore

Souter, J. P., mng. director, Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Penang

Souter, W, D., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

iSoutham, W., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Soux, R. C. De, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Tourane

Souza, C. A. S. da, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Osaka

Soward, D., sub-accfifintant, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Sowerby, A. de C.; dir., China Journal Publishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

F270 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Spalinger, U., consul for Switzerland, Canton

Sparke, N. L., director, ShanghaiShanghai

Sparke, J. L., Benjamin & Potts, Land Investment, Shanghai

Sparrevohn, H., supt. of workshop,

Sparrow, Great

Dept.,Northern S. TelegraphBritish

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Speedy, T.H.J.R.,H.,chairman, ElectricalSurvey

surveyor general, F. M. Jesselton,

Dept., North B’neo

Speelman, L., mgr., N. V. Java-China-Japan Lijn, Koke

Speelman M., director, China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Spence,

Spence, P.R. E.,

L., Jenks,

CornesPercival

& Co., Kobe

& Isitt, Maurice, Tokyo

Speldewine, C. A„ sr.

Spengler, F. H., American Mail asst, consur.Line,

of Forests, Forest Dept., Perak

Ltd., Yokohama

Spering, I. G., sub acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Spicer, H., F.Butterfield

Spielman, F., president, & Swire (Japan),

Frazar, Ltd.,Inc.,Yokohama

Federal Tientsin

Spielmann, H., asst., Behn, Meyer & Co., Manila

Spikins, T. asst, engr., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Spiridis, E. C., signs per pro., Oriental Coffee Co., Tientsin

Spirig, J. mgr., John Spirig & Co., Zamboanga

Spirig, J. W., treas., John Spirig & Co., Zamboanga

Spit, H. M., passage dept., Java - China-Japan Lijn, Batavia

Spits, A. I.,C.,governor

Spizzica, prop. & mgr., of Sumatra, Governor’s

G. Spizzica Office, Medan

& Co., Shanghai

Splittgerber, Hermann, Doitsu Seuryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

Spoor, A. S. L., asst, resident., 1st Cl., Residentie, East Coast of Sumatra, Medan

Spoov, A. Y., Gordon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Spowers, J. H., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., F.M.S.

Sprengers,W.J.A.

Sproson, J., A.,locomotive

Accts. & Statistics Dept, Dept.,

supt., Railway KoninklykePaketvaartMaatschappij,

Jesselton S’pore

Spruengli, H., president & gen. mgr., Basilan Lumber Co., Inc., Zamboanga

Spurway, B. J. C., divisional forest officer, Forest Dept., Sarawak

Squires, A., Jardine, Matlheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Squires, C. C., Squires, Bingham, Ltd., Shanghai

Squires,

Sruthers,R.E.W., A., Squires,

actg. senior Bingham,

health Ltd.,

officer,Shanghai

Medical Dept., Johore

St. Louis, A. R., engineering dept., Frost Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Staargaard, G. F. J., consul for Sweden, Sourabaya

Stafford, A. B., tea inspector, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Foochow

Stainforth, R. W., asst, mgr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., S’pore

Stalder, A. W., Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Ltd., Penang

Staley, K. E., commercial mgr., Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Stamm, H., Becker & Co., Tokyo

Stanbury, C. G., Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Tokyo

Standage, H. E., o.b.e., director, Mackinon, Mackenzie & Co., Yokohama

Standish, R. D., manager, National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Stanek, I. R., acting consul of Czechoslovakia, Batavia

Stanley, C. A.,

Stanley, F., medical

supt., Revenueofficer, General

Branch, Hospital,

Dept, Penang

of Excise, Penang

Stanley, M. T., district mgr., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., K. L., Selangor

Stansfield, B. J., director, China Import and Export Lumber Co., Ltd., S’hai

Stanton, E. A., director, Deacon & Co., Ltd., Canton

Stanton, E. F., consul for the United States, Shanghai

Stapel, H. B., general mgr., N. V. Samarang Joana Stoomtram-Maatschappij, S’rang

Stapledon, C. E. C., senior ship surveyor, Surveyor General of Ships’ Dept., Singapore

Stapleton, W. L., inspector of Mines, East Ipoh, Perak

Stark, D., asst., Bennie, Lowick & Co., Singapore

Starkey, C. Q., assist, acct., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Starr, C. V., pres., American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Stather, E. J., signs per pro., Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd., Bangkok

Stauffer, I. Y., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Stearns, B. H., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Manila

FOKEIGN RESIDENTS F271

Stecker, C., mgr., Siber Hegner & Co. (Tientsin), Ltd., Tientsin

Steed, G. F., equipment engineer, China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Steel, P. J., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Steele,

Steen, O.W.G.,N.H.,vice-pres.

C., district& engr., F. M.Dollar

gen. Kobe

mgr., S. Railways, KualaLines,

Steamship Lumpur, Selangor

Inc. Ltd., Shanghai

Steenbuck, Ahrens & Co.,

Steeneck, C. J., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Steenwyk, G. W. de vos van, Envoy Extraord, for the Netherlands, Peiping

Steggall, F. J., asst, acct., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Stegmaier, E. R, manager, Cambefort & Co., Shanghai

Stehr, H., signs per pro., Siemssen & Co., Canton

Steinbrecher, W,, Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Steincke, M., assist., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Penang

Steindorff, E., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Steiner, H., asst., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Steiner. J. A., manager, Zerollo, Fratelli, Inc., Kobe

Steinfeld, H., managing director, K. K. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo

Stellingwerff,

Steniberg, EL, C.Reuter J., asst., Standard-Vacuum

Broeckelmann Oil Co., Singapore

& Co., Tsingtao

Stenning, N. C., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Stepan, J., chancellor, Czechoslovakia Legation, Shanghai

Stepanoff,

Stephan, N.C. M., H.,director, Manchurian

vice-consul, Co.j Ltd.,

American Harbin Nagoya

Consulate,

Stepharius, C., prop. & mgr., Buchheister & Co., Tientsin

Stephen, A. J., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd., Canton

Stephen, G. F. D., asst, town planner, Town Planning Dept., Kuala I.umpur

Stephens,

Stephens, P.O. S.,L., actg.

executive

consulengr., P. W. Britain,

for Great D., Malacca

Manila

Stephenson, E. F., senior electrical engr., Electrical Dept., Selangor

Stephenson, K. G., mang. director, Ilbert

Stern, J., proprietor, Oversea Trading Co., Yokohama

Sternberg, Max, proprietor, Sternberg & Co., Singapore

Stevenot, J. E. H., vice-pres., Philippine Long-Distance Telephone Co., Manila

Stevens, A., mgr., Cable and Wireless, Ltd., Netherlands-Indies

Stevens, E. A., partner, Allen & Gledhill, Johore

Stevens, E. V., managing director, Frazar & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Stevens, H. E., consul for America, Hankow

Stevens, K. B. H., sales mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stevens, K. R., manager, Caldbeck, Maogregor & Co., Singapore

Stevens,

Stevenson,T. L.M-,J.,financial asst., Jardine,

wharf supt., MunicipalMatheson

Electricity Dept.,

& Co., Ltd.,Singapore

Swatow

Stevenson,W. L., engr., Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Stewardson, R. E., Architect, Shanghai

Stewart, C. D., supt., Meteorological Branch, Survey Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Stewart, F.fl. W.,

Stewart, inspector,H.Vehicles

A., director, C. DixonRegistration

& Son, Ltd.,Dept., Penang

Shanghai

Stewart, E. H., director, H. C. Dixon & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Stewart, J. B., acting agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Foochow

Stewart, J. G., assist., W. Hammer & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stewart, W. G., senior executive engineer, P.W.D., Kinta, Perak

Stewart, W. H., sub-manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Stickels,

Still, A. M.,

F. M., engineering

inspr., dept., Johore

Prisons Dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Stillman, R. S., assist., National City Bank of New York, Tokyo

Stirling, J. W. E., secty., British Consulate, Mukden

Stock,

Stock, A.,

B. L.,Compagnie Franco-Asiatique

assist, mgr., Asiatic Petroleumdes Co.

Petroles,

(S. C.),Thuongly Haiphong

Ltd., Canton

Stockar, F. C., asst., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Stocker, E. C., chief engineer, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Stocks, F. C., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Kuala Trengganu

Stocks, S. L. acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Penang

JP272 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stoddart, J. B., asst, controller of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept.,. Straits Settlements

Stoessel, G., asst, manager, Schmidt & Co., Shanghai

Stokes, W.,

Stoller, G. D.,consul-general

Dodwell & Co., for Ltd., Nagoya

Germany, Tientsin

Stoltenberg-Lerche,

Stone, L. B,, acting branch mgr., UnionCanton

H., Bodiker & Co., Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Peiping

Stone, J., treasure!’, Treasury, Municipality, Singapore

Stone, J. F., vice-consul for America, Tientsin

Stone, T. II., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Stoneman,G.,P. district

Stonehill, J., asst, surgeon,

appraiser,Medical

ChineseDept., Kudat,Customs,

Maritime B. N, B.Canton

Storch, Isidore, managing director, Storch Bros., Ld., Selangor

Storck,

Storer, E.J.,J.,manager

W. F. Stevenson

for Japan,& Co.,A Inc., Cebu& Co., Ltd-, Tokyo

Balfour

Stormes,

Storr, P., Crown counsel, Attorney-General’sChinese

F., tidesurveyor & harbour master, Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Dept., Singapore

Stott, V. G., Burroughs Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Stowell, E. la M., supt. of Education, Kedah

Strachan, A. A., divisional engr., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore

Strachan, J. A. P., mng. director, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Straeten, H. Van der, consul-general for Belgium, South China & The Philippine

Strahan, A. C., inspector of Schools, Educational Dept., Perak

Straus, H. A., export manager, Nipponophone Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Strandberg, E., actg. mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore

Strang, T. F., medical officer, Ipoh Hospital, Perak

Streatfield, W. C., branch mgr., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Streeck, H., signs per pro., Bergmann & Co., Kobe

Streeper, R. B., consul for U. S. A., Penang

Street, H. B., manager, Strong & Co., Yokohama

Streib, U., merchant, Rohde & Co., Shanghai

Streiff, H. A., vice-pres., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Go., Manila

Streit, P. M., general plant mgr. (actg.), Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Strevens, W. A., managing director, Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Singapore

Strickland,

Strickland, G.J., F., proprietor,

Forbes, Munn &Strickland

Co., Ltd.,&Manila

Co., Singapore

Strickland,

Stringfellow,P.G.G.,F.,Caldbeck, Macgregor& &Shanghai

agent, Hongkong Co., Ltd.,Banking

ShanghaiCorporation, Malacca

Strinz, E., inspector, Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Tientsin

Strohm, K. A., act®- mgr., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Zamboanga

Stromwall, H., General Merchant, Shanghai

Strong,

Stroud, T.E.A.,P.,conservator

director, ofW,Forests, Forest&Dept.

M. Strachan (F.M.S. & Ltd.,

Co. (Agencies), S.S.), Tokyo

K. L., Selangor

Strugnell,

Struthers, E.E. J.,A., state

seniorforest

healthofficer,

officerForest Dept.,

(acting), NegriDept.,

Health Sembilan

Johore

Stuart,

Stuart,F.J.H.,V.,vice-consul,

local salesBritish Legation,Petroleum

dept., Asiatic Bangkok Co. (North China), Ltd., S’hai

Stubbs, A. T., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Stubbs, A. W.y Stores Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Stubo, K C., vioe-pres. & sec., Nelson & Co., Manila

Sturrock,

Sturt, H. H.,D., .asst,

deputy registrar of Statistics,

representative, Penang Co. (S. S.), Ltd., Singapore

Asiatic Petroleum

Sube,

Suess, L.H.,C.proprietor,

M., estate General

mgr., Socfin

ExportCo., Trading

Ltd., Kuala

Co., Lumpur,

Kobe Selangor

Suesskoch, V., director, Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Sugisaka, T., councillor, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Sullivan, T. A. 0„ inspr. of Schools, Education Department, Perak

Summers, J. H. W., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., S’pore

Sun, T. C., chief mgr., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Suppiah, K. A., secty., Sanitary Board, Ipoh, Perak

Surig, W., signs per pro., Behn, Meyer & Co., Semarang

Sturrock, D., deputy registrar, Department of Statistics, Penang

FOHE1GN RESIDENTS F273

SutclifF, J. H., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpn., Tokyo

Sutcliffe, G. H., assist., Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Shanghai

Suter, F. A., inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum Gil Co., Amoy

Suter, H. U., DiethGm & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sutherland, G. A. P., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Singapore

Sutherland, J. G. A., chief electrical ehgr., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Sutherland, J. O., engr.,'United Engineers Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Swan, R. C. M., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Swan, Wm. H., assist., distributioii engineer, Gas Department, Municipality, S’pore

Swann, R. N., partner, Beck & Swann, Shanghai

Swanson, A., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.; Yokohama

Swanson, J., architect, Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Swift, E. L., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Cq., Yokohama

Swift, Dr. S. H..W.,medicel

Swithinbank, residentofficer,

officer,Medical'Dept., Selangor

Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Ob., Ltd., S’pore

Swonechek, O. J., asst, auditor, International Harvester Co. of Philippines, Manila

Syer, F. N., partner, Kennedy & Co., Penang

Sykes,

Sykes, E.E. A.,

H., mgr.,

FraserS.&LCo., David & Co., Shanghai

Singapore

Sykes, G. R., commr., Customs Department, Johore

Sykes, E. M., harbour master, Marine Office, Negri Sembilan

Sykes,

Sykes, H.W,O.asst.,

E., Deputy

Patons &Protector,

Baldwins,Sahdakan

Ltd., Shanghai

Symons, Arthur, Brandt & Rogers, Ltd., Shanghai ‘

Symons, A. N., Investigation officer, Land Office, Singapore

Symons, P., Hoehmke, Frithjof, Shanghai

Tabajara, N., consul, Brazilian Consulate, Yokohama

Taddiken, J. F., general mgr., Honolulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Taggart, J. H., mng. dir., Hongkong

Taggart, P.H., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Singapore

Tait, W. G., acting postmaster-general, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Sarawak

Tajima, S., chairman,

Takenouchi, Toyo Babcock

S., mgr., Showa Rubber Kabushiki Kaisha, Eatates:

Co., Ltd., Rubber Yokohama

Takizawa, T., director, Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Talalla, H. P., .mng. director, Fletcher Trading Cq., Ltd,, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Talbot, A.E.S., asst, supt., Preventive Branch, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Talbot, B. W., sub-mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Talder,E.W.S.,

Talou, Easternagriculturist,

J., acting & Oriental Socfin

Hotel, Co.,

Ltd.,Kuala

Penang

Lumpur, Selangor

Tamura, S., branch manager, Sun Insurance Office Ltd., Tokyo

Tanfield,

Tann, K. H., Universal Pictures Corporation, Singapore& China, Saigon

P. M., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Austr.

Tanner, R.A.,W.,Borneo

Taplin, assist.,Co.,Hongkong

Ltd., Bangkok

& Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

Tashiro, S., consul general for Japan, Tientsin

Tata, B. D., director, Tata & Co., B. D., Shanghai

Tatin, F., general manager, Far East Oxygen

Taussig,

Tavadia, V.B. G.,

C., Drakeford, Davis & Canton

Tavadia & Futakia, Wilson, Shanghai

Tavadia, E. C., Tavadia & Futakia, Canton

Tavares, J. M., secty., Finance Banking Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Tavella, U.T.,M.,Teverson

Taverson, general &manager, Italian

Mactavish, KobeBank for China, Shanghai

lay, T. U., asst, mgr., Asia Life Assurance Co., Singapore

Taylor, A. B., warehouse supervisor, Government Printing Offices, Singapore

Taylor, A. F., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Taylor, A. G., auditor, Audit Department, Sarawak

Taylor, A. W. R., pro-consul for Great Britain, Osaka

Taylor, C., publisher, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Taylor, C. M., mgr., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd,, Labuan

Taylor, C. W., accountant, Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd., Bangkok

F274 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Taylor, E., gen. supt, of plant, Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Taylor, G. A., District Treasurer, Sandakan

Taylor, J. C., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Taylor, J. H., inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Changsha

Taylor, J. McG., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Saigon

Taylor, J. P., acting principal, medical officer, Medical Department, Sandakan

Taylor,

Taylor, L.,

N. W.,director, British-American

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., MedanTobacco Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Taylor, R. A., chief acct., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Shanghai

Taylor, S. D., mgr., Wearne Bros., Ltd., Malacca

Taylor, W, disk acct., Texas Co., Ltd., Tsingtao

Taylor, W. F., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Manila

Tears, S. E., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of I., A.

Teasdale,

Teaze, S. J.,V. assist.,

C., eastern repres., SpicersOil(Export),

Standard-Vacuum Ltd., Singapore

Co., Yokohama

Tecklenburg, C., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

Telberg, G. G., proprietor Telberg’s International Bookstore, Tsingtao

Temperley, F. H., manager, Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Templo,

Tenisson,J.P.,W.,assistant,

ChineseMollers’,

AmericanLtd.,

Publishing

ShanghaiCo., Inc., Shanghai

Tennberg, C. I., manager, Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Dairen

Tennent, D. R., Import Dept., Cornes

Terlien, J. M., works supt., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Terzin, H. L., travel repres., Amerioan Express Co., Manila

Testa, G. O., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Thakkar, A. V., general manager, M. D. Thakkar, Osaka

Thakkar, D. D., general manager, M. D. Thakkar, Osaka

Thakkar,

Thakkar, V.M. D.,K., general

manager,manager,

G. DossaM.&D.Co.,Thakkar,

Osaka Osaka

Thamsen, G. A., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Theen, Th., Deutsche Farben Waibel & Co., Tsinan

Theiss, W., director, Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Thellefsen, E. S., acct., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Theuriere, G., mgr., Compagnie Optorg, Shanghai

Theuerkauf, H., signs per pro., export dept., Melchers

Thiede, H., mgr., N. V, Straits Java Trading Co., Penang

Thiel, E. H., executive dept., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Thiele, H.,P.,Melchers

Thomann, & Co.,

sec ty. gen., Tientsin

Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, H’phong

Thomas,

Thomas, C. F., sub-mgr., NationalAgricultural

A. V., officer-in-charge, City Bank ofDept.,

NewKuala

York, Lumpur,

ShanghaiSelangor

Thomas, F. L., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd., Wuchow

Thomas, F. S., engineer for Orient, Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Tokyo

Thomas,

Thomas, G., chemist,

asst., Hume Pipe (Far East),Works,

Ltd., Singapore

Thomas, J.I., Twyford, Singapore Rubber

director, Twyford Ltd., Tientsin

Thomas, L. A., senior supt. of Police, F.M.S.

Thomas, L. H., Twyford, director, Twyford Engineering, Ltd., Tientsin

Thomas, N. B.,

Thomas, Sir court chief

Shenton, inspector,

Governor Police Dept., Ipoh, Perak

& Commander-in-Chief, Straits Settlements

Thomas, Dr. W., minister, German Legation, Bangkok

Thomas, W.A.,H. senior

Thompson, E., manager, Chartered Bank

plant pathologist, of India,Dept.,

Agricultural Austr.F.&M.China,

S. Tientsin

Thompson, A. C., mgr., Linotype A Machinery, Ltd., Singapore

Thompson, C. A. J. S., acct., Harbour Board, Penang

Thompson, F. G., assistant, Boustead A Co., Ltd., Penang

Thompson,

Thompson, G.V.,G. T.,

W.,assistant,

National Harrisons

BankAofACrosfield,

City Clarke New Ltd.,Osaka

York,ManilaE. C. Sumatra

Thompson, resident partner, Larkin,

Thompson, V., c.p.a., orient partner, Haskinks, Sells A Co., Shanghai

Thompson, W. L., mgr., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Canton

Thomsen, H., proprietor, Pasoh Sawmills, Bahau, Negri Sembilan

FOEEIGN RESIDENTS F275

Thomson, A., Harrisons, Barker

Thomson, C. B., chief acct., Texas.Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Thomson, D.C. R.J., W.,

Thomson, dir.,dir., Carr Ramsey

Fairchild & Son,Tientsin

& Co., Ltd., Ltd., Swatow

Thomson, E. V. C., director, R. Young & Co., Ld., and vice-consul for Denmark, Penang

Thomson, G. G., sub-acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Singapore

Thomson, J. A., director & general manager for Japan, Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Thomson,

Thomson, R.,J. E.shift

B., engineer,

HongkongElectricity

Banking Corpn.,

Dept., Singapore

Penang

Thomson, W., acting mgr., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, Sumatra

Thorburn, M. H., chief acct., L. Moore & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Thoresen, A,, O. Thoresen & Co., Shanghai

Thorley, S. O., assist., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ld., Shanghai

Thorne, A. F., advocate & solicitor, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Thornjey,

Thornton, S.C.,M.,assist.,

CottonGuthrie

Mills Dept.,

& Co.,Jardine,

Ld., KualaMatheson

Lumpur,& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Selangor

Thorougood, F,, manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ld., Shanghai

Thorpe, A. A., assist., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Thorpe, H. G., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Thorpe,

Thoumyre,M. R.,J., municipal

pres., Societe engineer, Engineering

des Ciments Dept.,

Portland Municipality,

Artificiels Penang Haiphong

de ITndochine,

Thowless, A. E., Islay Kerr & Co., Ld., Penang

Thuemen, J. F., assist., Bayer-Meister Lucius Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Thuermer, Alex., mgr., Schmidt & Co., Peiping

Thun, J., partner, Roese, Gebrueder (Roese Bros.), Swatow

Thurnheer,F.,Walter,

Thurnher, assist.,minister, Swiss Legation,

China Import and Export Tokyo

Lumber Co., Shanghai

Thursfield, A. J., lines engr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tiddeman, E. S., asst, inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Perak

Tidemann,

S, E. C.,K.,commr. assist,ofmgr.,

Police,Siemssen

Military

Co., Tientsin

Kelantan

emann, H., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Tiefenbacher, H., Wm. Meyerink & Co., Shanghai

Tiefenbacher,

Tiencken, H. V.,H. director.

M. H., signs per pro.,Tobacco

Enterprise Wm. Meyerink

Co., Ltd.,& Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Tiernego,

Tilburn, C. L., dir., China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd., Shanghai Shanghai

E. A., cashier, TST. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij,

Tilburn, D. O., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Dairen

Tilley, C. H., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malayan), Ltd., Selangor

Timann, W., consul-gen. for Germany, Batavia

Times, A. C., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Timmerberg, C., mgr., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Timms, D., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Klang, Selangor

Timperley, H. J., dir., China Journal Publishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tindall, A., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tipler, M. W., actg. mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Singapore

Tipolt,

Tipper, W., secretary,

A. E., chairman, Panamanian ConsulateCouncil,

British Municipal Office, Tientsin

Yokohama

Tirinnanzi, D., gen. mgr., Compagnia Italiana d’Estremo Oriente, Shanghai

Tirthdas, N., managing director, Bharat Trading Co., Yokohama

Tobias, H., N. Lazarus, Shanghai

Tobler, A., asst., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Tobler, G. F., Eastern director, John Wanamaker, Kobe

Toby,

Tod, C.F. T.,

M.,Indo

Compagnie

China des Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Tod, H., Indo-China S. N.SteamCo., Nav.

Ltd., Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Tokeley, E. C., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

Toller, W. S., consul-general for Great Britain, ChungkingPenang

Tolley, L. E., service engr., S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tolmie,

Tolmie, G.K. R..

W., travelling

sub-acct., Chartered Bank ofMacgregor

repres., Caldbeck, India, Australia

& Co., &Ltd.,

China, Shanghai

Singapore

Tomkins, J. F., export dept., International Harvester Co., Manila

F276 FOREIGN

Tomlinson, R. J., mgr., Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Toms, H. J. C. K., signs per pro., Mansfield k' Co., Ltd., Singapore

Toms, W. J., Union Trading Co., Kobe

Tongue,

Tooke, H.,E.,aect.,

collector

Surveyof Estate Duty, Estate

Department, Kuala Duty

Lumpur Office^ Singapore

Tooke, W. A., chemist, Geological Survey, Eatu

Toone, L. A., asst. gen. mgr., Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd., Miri,Gajah, PerakSarawak

Topham, D. F., director, Harper, Gilfillan & Co.,: Ltd., Singapore

Torbitt, H., asst., Guthrie & Go., LtdV, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Tordy, A. J., editorial staff, Straits times Press, Ltd., Singapore

Torlesse, A. D., R. N., Naval Attache, British Legation, Bangkok

Torrey, E. W., manager, National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Toscani, S., actg, commissioner, Chinese'Maritime Customs, Chingwangtao

Tossan,

Toss will,E.,J. International SavingsDelamore

T., partner, Shearn, Society, &Canton

Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Tower, A. F., consul, American Consulate, Nagasaki

Trail, A. D., agent, Chartered Bank of

Travis, S. E., director, Henry Waugh A Co., Ltd., India, Aust.Singapore

& China, Kuching, Sarawak

Traynor, E. J., assistant, Jardine, Matheson A Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Trebol, B., assistant, Warner, Barnes A Co., Ltd., Cebu

Trechman, B. A., treasurer, Financial Dept., Sarawak

Tregarthen,

Treichler, H.,Dr.Siber,

J. C.Hegner

T., district

A Co.,surgeon, Beaufort, British North Borneo

Ltd., Tokyo

Tremlett, F. L, Honorary Aides-de

Trend, J. R., chief acct., Hankow Light A PowerCamp, ColonialCo.,Govt.,

Ltd., S.Hankow

S.

Treskin, V. I., Mach. Dept., Kunst A Albers, Canton

Trewhitt, R., engr., Jasin Lalang Estate^ Dunlop Plantations^ Ltd., Malacca

Trimble,

Trimmer,P.G.,H,gen.manager, Boulevard

mgr., Penang Apartment

Harbour Hotel, Manila

Board, Penang

Trimmer, G. W. A., chairman, Singapore Harbour Boat'd, Singapore

Tritsch, F., A. B. David A Co., Ltd.,

Trock, E.. partner, Larsen A Trock, Shanghai Saigon

Troller, T., general mgr.. Raffles Hotel Ld., Singapore

Troude, asst., Louis Ogliastro A Co., Haiphong

Trowel!, A. M., asst., Paterson, Simons A Co., Ltd., Singapore

Trowell, J. H. A., inspector of Machinery, Mines.Dept., Ipoh

Truby, E. L., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Trumble,

Trumble, D.D. H.,H„ controller, Government

supt. of Excise, Dept, ofMonopolies Department, Singapore

Excise, Malacca;

Truquin, J., mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Hankow

Tryner, J., chief gcct,, Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Tuason, ,M. N.,Lawyer,

Ttfck, Joseph, vice-pres. A treasurer, Philippine Land Improvement QoT Manila

Shanghai

Tucker,

Tucker, V.H. G.L.A.I).,R.,executive

planting adviser, Guthrie APublic

mgr., (country), Co,, Ltd.,

WorksKuala Dept.,Lurqpur

PenangSelangor

Tudor, H. L., Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Cbrpn., Bangkok

Tufnell, R. S., controller, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Tunn, E. H., chief detective inspector, Police Dept., Malacca

Turbyfill,

Turnbull, W. G-,mgr.,

asst, mgr., Home Insurance A Co. of Nqw York, Ipoh,Shanghai

Turner, A.F..J.,C.,director Ipoh Concrete

A s6cty., LimeHall,

Medical MarblA.Ltd.,

Ltd., Singapore Perak

Turner, A. W., sales mgr., Andersen, Meyer A Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Turner, D., managing director, British Dispensary, Singapore

Turner,

Turner, G. E., assist, dist.Officer,

judge, Kelantan

Civil District Court, Malacca

Turner, J,H.A.,G.,chairman

District of Directors, Finance Banking Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Turner, M., assistant, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsurumi, Yokohama

Turner, R. N., asst. dist. officer,

Turner, W. T., consul, American Consulate, Lower Perak District,

Dairen Perak

Turmnidge, W. A., chief inspector, Waterworks. P.W.D., Perak

Turral, G. R., acting consul for Great Britain, Harbin

Turton, J., resident inspector, London A Lancashire Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F277

Tweedie, S., secty., China Printing & Finishing

Twist, H. C. E., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Gensan Co, Ltd., Shanghai

Twyford,

Tydeman,L.F. H., W. signs per pro.,

E., estate Central

& civil Insurance

engineering dept;,Co.,Singapore

Ltd., Tientsin

Harbour Beard, S’pore

Tyrrell, G. F., consul for Great Britain, Canton

Tyrrell, A. B., mgr., R. C. A. Victor Co. of China, Shanghai

Tyte, S. G., director, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tytler, G. E. B., acct., Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Harbin

U’ren, E. W., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Kuantah

Ullmann, Rene, Diamond Merchant, Singapore

Ullstein, A., assist, editor, “ The China Digest ” Shanghai

Ulrich, A., assist., Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Umbhau, H., assist., Ahrens & Co., Yokohama

Umilta, Gr. Uff. Carlo, minister, Italian Legation, Bangkok

Unbehaun, C.E.,H.,workshop

Underdahl, general dept.,

manager,EastHume

AsiaticPipe

Co.,(Far

Ltd.,East), Ltd., Singapore

Bangkok

Unger, E., asst., Carlo witz k, Co:, Tientsin

Unjieng, F. C., mgr., Cu Unjieng E. Hijos, Manila

Urbanek, F. F., general representative, Skodaworks, Ltd., Shanghai

Urquhart, H. W.. partner, Whittall & Co., Selangor

Urquhart, S, R., assist, supt., Pow«er Station, Municipality, Singapoi-e

Ursch, J., Carlow itz & Co,, Canton

Usaburo,

Uytenbroek,Y., Netherlands

V., mgr., JavaAsiatic

Sea Trading Co., Kobe Co., Ltd., Singapore

& Fire Insurance

Vaca, M. R. de la, secty. and acct., Sabater & Co., Manila

Vacchina, G., signs per pro., S. A. Clerici, Bedoni & Co., Shanghai

Yacher, P.. Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Pnom Pneh

Yajda, G., manager, G. Vajda & Co,, Shanghai

Valberg, E. H., deputy Shipping master, Marine Dept., Singapore

Valdez, P., deputy collector. Custom House, Cebu

Valentine,

Valle, H. de,G-.sub-mgr.,

assist., L.National

Moore &CityCo., Bank

Ltd., Shanghai

of Yew York, Manila

Valette, M. E., Mairie de Haiphong, Haiphong

Valvanne, H., envoy

Vander-Starr, extraordinary

N., asst, & minster

secty., United Statesplenipotentiary,

Life Insurance Finnish Legation, Tokyo ,

Co., Shanghai

Vanderput, L. T., Cement Spinning Factory, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Vanderstichelen,

Vangogh, Capt, A.,P.,ChinaconsulMerchants’

general forSteam

Belgium, Batavia Co., Shanghai

Navigation

Vanston,

Vardy, E. C., medical officer, Batu Gajah Hospital, Examiner

J. J. Chief Inspector of Machinery & Chief Perak of Epgrs;, Singapore

Varekamp, J., manager, Varekamp & Co., Medan, Sumatra

Varela, A.R. M.,

Vargas, M., treas. & secty.,

director, A. Soriaiioay

Consolidated Cia, Manila

Tin Smelters, Ltd'., Penang

j; Varnum, H. C., China Credit Information Bureau, Shanghai

Vassiliadis, Dr., H. C., medical dir., Radium Institute, Shanghai

\ Vasunia F. P.. Vasunia k Co , Kobe

1 Vasunia, P. P., Vasunia & Co., Kobe

A Vath, C. H., Import Dept., Kunst & Albers, Canton

Vaughton, E. G., installation engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

) Vaux, F. G., partner, Rodyk k Davidson, Singapore

Vaz, Z., accounts dept., Straits Times Press, Ltd., Singapore

| Veinerman, V., signs per pro., M. A. Russell, Kobe

l| Veith, J., assist., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

|, VeRoso, H.E.P.L., ambassador extra. & plenip., Brazilian Ambassy, TokyO

I; Venning, W. A., consul, Norway, Singapore

Vera, V. F. T. de, mgr., Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Macao

|| Verdayne, P., mgr., Paramount Film Service, Ltd,, Singapore

^ Vermeulen, J. A. J., asst, mgr., Hahdelsuereeniging “Holland,” Singapore

| Vernay, G., assist., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

F278 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Versluis, H., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Shanghai

Versteegh, W. C. J., rnng. dir., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways, Batavia

Yetch, Henri, general manager, French Bookstore, Peiping

V iborel, L. A., mgr., Toporealty, Surveyors & Civil Engineers, Shanghai

Vicars, J. F., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Yiccajee, B. R., F. Viccajee & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Viccajee, R., Viocajee & Oo., Ltd., Shanghai

Vick, V. R., managing director, V. R Vick & Co., Singapore

Vidal, A., secretaire, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Vidal, G., controleur, Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Vidarte, P., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Viegelmann, E., Viegelmann & Co., Manila

Vienne, H., signs per pro., Banque de ITndochine, Yunnanfu

Vigano,

Vignes, L.,T., Compagnie

asst., S. A. Fiat, Singapore Maritimes, Yokohama

des Messageries

Viliemandy, M. De, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Villareal, A., Union InsuranceKroll

Villanueva, I., asst., Atkins, & Co.,ofInc.,

Society Manila

Canton, Ltd., Manila

Villarica, Dr. L, Dist. Health Officer, Cebu

Villas, G., assistant, Platt White-Cooper ife Co., Shanghai

Villas,

Ville, E.,J. administrateur

R., assistant, Shanghai

dffi^gue, Waterworks, ShanghaiFrancaise de ITndochine, Saigon

Societe Commerciale

Villiers, H. R., asst., Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Viloudaki, N. A., president, Viloudaki & Co., Shanghai

Viloudaki, R. G., vice-pres., Viloudaki & Co., Shanghai

Vincent, F. E., mgr., Home Insurance Co. of New York, Shanghai

Vincent, H. F., vice-consul, Norwegian Consulate, Yokohama

Vincent, H. F., assistant, Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Vincent, H. L., secy., Fraser

Vinogradoff,

Viruly, M. J.,V.consulS., chief examiner, Chinese

for Netherlands, Maritime Customs, Canton

Singapore

Visser, M., acct., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Singapore

Visser, P. M., president, Immigrant’s Asylum, Medan

Vissering,

Vittaly, M.C.E.,E.,gen’l

partner, Reuter,Claude

manager, Brockelmann

Neon Lights,& Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Vizeuzinovich, V., chancellor, Spanish Consulate, Shanghai

VTeeschouwer, E. de, secty., Belgian Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai

Vliet, S. C. van, manager, L. E. Jansen

Vliet,

Vogel,Th.H., van,

Ahrens Accts.Co.,& Statistics

H. Nachf,Dept.,

Kobe Koninklyke Paketvaart Maat., Singapore

Vogel, Dr. W. R., Lawyer, Shanghai Tientsin

Vogel, K., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.,

Vogelsang, H., assist., Bayer, Meister Lucius, Y\G.K., Kobe

Vogelsanger, K., signs per pro., Diethelm &Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Vogt,

Vogt, H.,

Dr. assist.,

K., lawyerDoitsuandSenryo Gomel toKaisha,

legal adviser GermanKobeEmbassy, Tokyo

Vogt, V., acct. dept., Philips China Co., Shanghai

Vogue, A. de, admin, deffigue, Societe Indochinoise de Plantations D’heyeas, Saigon

Vogue,

Volkart,Comte R. de,perpres.,

M., signs pro., Comp, de Commerce

L. Rondon et deShanghai

& Co., Ltd., Nov. d’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Vollmer, G., Lindeteves-Stokvis, Kuala Lumpur

Volny, Antonin, chancellor, Legation of Czechoslovakia, Tokyo

Volny, A. J„ commercial secretary, Czechoslovakian Legation, Tokyo

Vongehr, O. E., president, O. E. Vongehr, Fed. Inc., Hankow

Vonk, W. J., Lindeteves-Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

Vontobel, R., Kuenzle

Voogd, N. A. J. de, interpreter, Netherlands Consulate, Kobe

Vories, W. M., president, W. M. Vories & Co., Kyoto

Vorlaender, G. A., “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Vorlaender, G. A., Bayer, Meister Lucius, Y.GJK., Kobe

Vorlaender, H., assist., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Vorner, J. A., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Shanghai

Vosbein, Capt. J., Singora Agency, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Yoskamp, J. H., mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Peiping

Vospar, R. J., inspector, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Vouillemont,

Yowler, R. R. G.,W.,Societe des mgr.,

asst. gen. Ciments Portland

Straits TimesArtificiels

Press, Ltd.,deSingapore

ITndochine, Haiphong

Vries, E. de, Lindeteves-Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

Vtiet, C. L. Yan Der, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore

Vyse, W. C., consul, shipping office, U.S.A. Consulate, Shanghai

Wachner, C., asst., Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko Gomei, Tokyo

Wachner,

Wachter, K.Max, E., manager,

repres., Schoeller,

Buchandlung Bleckmann

GustavPhoenix Seike G. K., Osaka

Fock, Tokyo

Waddell, J. S., shipping clerk, British Consulate,

Waddington, A. H., state treasurer, State Council, Selangor Kobe

Waddle,

Wade, J. R.L.,A.,dir.,assist,

W. A.district

Whiteengineer,

& Co., Ltd., Electricity

ShanghaiDept., Municipality, Singapore

Wade, L. H., assist., Baboud, Mary

Wade,

Wade, R.V. H.N.,K.D.,asst.

Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.,ofSingapore

Wadhwani, K., supt.

mgr., ofDalamal

Rubber &Control, Department

Sons, Yokohama Statistics, Singapore

Waelchli, J. L., consul for Czechoslovakia, Osaka

Waelchli, J. L., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Waetcke, H. M. W., gen. mgr., Jebsen & Co., Shanghai

Waetjen, R.W,E.,assistant,

Waggott, China representative,

Thos. Cook & Son, Erdmann

Ltd., &Kobe

Sielcken, Shanghai

Wagner, E. A. S., chairman of Directors, Peninsula Lights (1930), Ltd., Selangor

Wagner, R. W., manager, Javasche Bank, Padang

Wagner, R. W. G. B. R., agent, De Javasche Bank, Medan

Wagner, Dr. W., consul-general for Germany, Osaka & Kobe

Wailey,

Wailey, E.W.,V.,British

BritishCigarette

CigaretteCo.,Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Wain, M. C., Brittanic Termite Company, Manila

Wainwright, J. N., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Waisberg, H., acting treasurer, Treasury Dept., Singapore

Wait, P. R., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Bangkok

Waite, D. S., editor, Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Wake, E. J., assistant, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., Penang

Wakefield, L.F. T.,W.,chartered

Wakeford, Butterfieldelectrical

& Swire,engineer,

Tientsin Wakeford & Lowndes, Singapore

Wakeford,

Wakeham, R. G. I., mechanical engineer, Wakeford & Lowndes, Singapore

Wakelin. J.P.T.,O.asst., G., Palmer

Patons && Turner,

Baldwins,Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Walch, E., mng. partner, Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd., Manila

Walckhoft, G., mgr., Rud. Ratjen & Co., Dairen

Wales, C. A., assistant, British Borneo Timber Oo., Sandakan

Wales, C. R., mechanical engr., P.W.D., Lower Perak, Perak

Walford, A. S., assist., British Cigarette Co.., Shanghai

Walford, Guy, vice-consul for Netherlands & mgr., Smith Bel! V Co., Ltd., Cebu

Walker, A. F., asst., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Walker,

Walker, EA. H.,F., acct., The Texas

asst, mgr., Co, (Philippines),

Obis Elevator Inc., Manila

Co., Shanghai

Walker, F. G., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Tokyo

Walker, F. M., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Walker, F. W., signs per pro, Boustead & Co., Penang

Walker, G. A. G., secty. to the British Adviser, British Adviser’s Office, Kelaritan

Walker, G. B., manager, Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd., Selangor

Walker, G. C., assist., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Walker,

Walker, G.H. B.,M., General

assist., McAuliffe,

Broker, Cebu Turguand, Youngs & Co., Singapore

Walker, J., acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Walker, J. S., assist., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Nagasaki

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Walker, M. P., treasurer, St. John’s,

Walker, O. de M., attorney ,& counsellor, ITniversity,

TientsinShaijighai

Walker, R., jr., R. N. Walker & 0o„ Nagasaki

Walker, R. P. S., ,inspr. of Schools, Education Dept., Renang ,

Walker, W. C., assist., Shanghai Power Co,, Shanghai

Walker, W. G., assistant, Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila

Walkingshaw,

Walkinshaw, L.R.,W.,medicalNestle’sofficer,

Milk District

ProductsHospital,

(China), Taiping, Perak

Ltd., Shanghai

Wall, W., asst., Bahau Estate, Dunlop Plantations Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Wallace, C., general mgr., Central Agency, Ltd., Shanghai

Wallace, Chas., general mgr., Central Agency, Ltd., Shanghai

Wallace, H. B. C., medical officer. Medical Dept., Selangor

Wallace,

Wallace, L.R. S.,H.,assist.,

RobertBrown,

Dollar Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Co., Shanghai

Wallace, T. E. asst., Paterson;, Simons

Wallden, F., Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Osaka & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wallem, H. J., Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Waller, A. J., director, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Waller, G. G., Hongkong

Wallich, A. W., asst., Boustead & Co.-, Ltd., Singapore

Wallis, F. A., consul for Great Britain, Hankow

Wallis, G. F., signs per pro., Fairchild & Go., Ltd., Tientsin

Wallis, P. R. M., mgr. for China, Confederation Life Association, Shanghai

Wallis, W. E.,

Wallwork, E. E.,director, Harrisons,

nianager, Monotype Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Corporation, Ltd.,Kuala Lumpur

Shanghai

Walmsley,

Walree, G. C., district engr., Federated Malay States Railways, Selangor

Walser, J.,E. van, shipping

assistant, dept;,Munn

Forbes, Eastern

& Co.,& Ltd.,

Philippines

ManilaShipping Agencies, Ltd., Manila

Walsh, H. F. C., consul general for Great Britain, Saigon

Walsh, M. Reuter,

Waite, C., St. J., dir., Yee Tsoong& TobaCco

Brockelmann Distributors, Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Tientsin

Walter, E. A.,N.,Butterfield

Walter, W. commercial&mgr.,Swire,Eastern

HankowSmelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Walters, S.E.,K.,C. manager,

Walther, Holstein

c Co., Osaka

Walton, B. S., supt., Mines Dept., Kedah

Waltz, K. H., treas. & secty., Big Wedge Mining Co., Manila

Wambeck,

Wands, H., J.district

G., asst., ferry service

surgeon, Medicaldept.,

Dept.,Harbour

Sandakan Board, Penang

Wappula,

Ward, W., assist.,

F. D.,Federal

government Dodwell &

architect, Co.. Shanghai

Ward, H., Dispensary, Ltd.,Public

KualaWorks

Lumpur,Dept., Singapore

Selangor

Ward, H. E., dock mgr., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Ward, J., mgr., Patten, Mackenzie & Co,, Shanghai

Ward, R. S., consul for U.S.A., Foochow'

Ward-Smith,

Ward, W. A., D., manager,

secty. Foster,State

to Resident, McClellan

Council,& Selangor

Co., Shanghai

Ward, W. G., N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Ward, W. J., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Shanghai, Hankow

Wardell, F. A., partner, Whittall & Co., Selangor

Wardell, M. N., partner, Derrick & Co., Singapore

Warden, W., signs per pro., Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wardle,

Wark, £).,C.Whiteaway,

R., acct., Mercantile

Laidlaw.&■BankOa, ofLtd.,

India, Ltd., Singapore

Penang

Warner, G., consul, American Consulate,

Warning, J. H., repres., Java-China-Japan Line, BataviaTaihoku

Warren, C. C., harbour officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Warren,

Warren, J.H. J.,G.,senior

asst., deputy

McAilHfle'commissioner,

, Turguand, Youngs & Co.,Singapore

Excise Dept., Penang

Warrington,

Wasem, Jr.,F.L.,W.,manager,

assist., Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Standard-Vacuum OilLtd.,

Co., Shanghai

Penang

Waser, H. O., general manager, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F281

Wassard, L. P., managing partner,Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Waterhouse, F. L., director, Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Singapore

Waters, D. R., partner, Waters & Watson, Singapore

Waters, J. L., brunch manager, Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Waters, T. F. R., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Wuhu

Watkins, O. F. J., engr., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kedah

Watkins, R. G., district officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Watkins, T. J. L., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Watson, C., service mgr., Malayan Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Watson,

Watson, D.E. C.,J,, assist., Ker & Co.,advocate

barrister-at-law, Manila

Watson, E. C., partner, Waters & Watson, Singapore

Watson, E. L., propr., World's End Estate, Selangor

Watson, G. C., assistant, Islay, Kerr & Co., Penang

Watson, G. E., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Haiphong

Watson, G. E., vice-consul, British Vice-Consulate; Hanoi, Haiphong

Watson, H., assist, contr. of Labour, Labour Dept., Seremban

Watson, H., assist., Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Watson, J. B., assist, engineer, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Watson, J. B., asst. supt. engr., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Watson, J. E., acct., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Watson,

Watson, J.J. R.,G., deputy

sub-mg-.,director of Forestry,

Chartered Bank of S.India,

S. & Australia

deputy adviser, F.M.S.

& China, Penang

Watson, J. R., supt. er.gr., Mansfield ife Co., Ltd., Penang

Watson, J. S., Toyo Bsbcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Ltd., Yokohama

Watson, J. S., acot., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

'Watson,

Watson, Sir

M. J.M.,T.,Doot

mgrrs& Sir MalcolmPrinters,

secretary, WatsonLtd.,

& Barrowan,

SingaporeKuala Lumpur, Selangor

Watson, T., district supt., distribution dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Watson, W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Watson, W. C., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Watt, Charles, assist., Lean & Co., Penang

Watt, E., surveyor, Surveyor of Ships’ Office, Penang

Watt, E. C., com’l repies, R.C.A. Communications, Inc., Shanghai

Watt,

Watt, J.M.D.,J. B.,

senior assist,Lean

partner, architect,

& Co., Public

Penang.Works Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Watt, W., director, McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Watters, Dr. H. S., Wrhu General Hospital, Wuhu

Watts, A., broker, Watts & Frisk, Tientsin

Watts, G., signs per pn., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Watts, Capt. C. J. I., supt., Prisons Dept., Kedah

Watts, E. F., asst, ageit, Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai

Watts, T. E., manager,Watts & Co., Tientsin

Watty, L. T., sub-agem, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Manila

Waugh, E., Henry Watgh & Co., Ltd., Penang

Waugh, W. L. Henry, Vaugh & Co., Ltd., Penang

Waveren, J. C., van, mug. dir.-secty., & 2nd deputy pres., De Javasche Bank, Batavia

Way, C. W. L., mgr., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Tientsin

Way, H. C. B., branch mgr., British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Way, W. H., assist., Jardine Engineer ing Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Weall, T. G., director, Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wear, A., aviation offier, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Wearne, W. J., manage, Malayan Motors, Ld,, Singapore

Weaver, J., inspector, Municipal Health Dept., Shanghai

Webb, C. B., gen. mgr.,Singapore Casket Co., Singapore

Webb, C. R., chief engr, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Webb, D., engineering staff, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Webb, S., supt., Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Webb, W. IS., British Cigarette Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Webber, A. J., asst, sales mgr., Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Bangkok

Webber, H. E., assistant, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

F282 FOKKUiN RESIDENTS

Weber, C. A., mgr., Liebermann VYaelchli & Co., Shanghai

Weber, H., partner, H. Sobbe, Hankow

Webster, D. E., mgr., Jasin Lalang Estate, Dunlop Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Webster, T. G. C., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Malacca

Weckert, H.,A.Carlowitz

Wedgwood, T., assist.,& Mansfield

Co., Canton

Weeda, A. C., assistant, Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Sumatra

Weede,

Weedon,J.H.,M. asst.,

W., secretary,

Dietheim Netherlands Legation, Peiping

& Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Weeks, E. J., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Weeks, T. I., director, Atok Gold Mining Co., Manila

Weeks, J. B,., sub-mgr., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Weeraratne, G. D. P., proprietor, Stationer’s Hall, Bangkok

Wehry,

Weidmann,G. J.E.,M.,F.consul-gen.

E. Zuellig, for

Inc.,Sweden,

ManilaBatavia

Weidmer, J., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Weigall, H. S., director, Tozai Motors, Ltd., Tokyo

Weingart,

Weinzheimer,P., manager,

L., generalAstor HousePampanga

manager, Hotel, Ltd.,Sugar

Tientsin

Mills, Manila

Weir, A. H., acct, British-American Tobacco Co.

Weir, E. B., assist, tide surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, (Siam), Ltd., Canton

Bapgkok

Weisberg, H., financial secty., Executive Council, Singapore

Weising, I., N. Y. Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

Weiss, A., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Weiss, J. B., 1st magistrate, Police Court, Johore

Weiss, M. Y.,

Weitz, F., DeutscheConpagnie Franco-Asiatique

Farben-Handels. Waibeldes&Petroles, Saigon

Co., Tsingtao

Welander, H. B., assist,, Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Welborn, T., representative, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Welch, A. J., director, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Welch,

Welch, F.R, G.,

V., programme engineer, Shanghai

local mgr., Commerical TelephoneCo.,

Union Assurance Co.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Perak

Weldon, Capt. H. A., marine supt., Straits S.S. Co., Ltd., Singapdre

Wellbelove,D. E.,

Welham, F., assistant, S. Moutrie

resident engr., Sarawak

Electricity Supply Co,, Ltd., Sibu, Sarawak

Weller, K., manager, Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore

Wellesley, P., rubber export officer, Dept, of Excise, Penang

Wells, G. J., managing director, Alexander Clark & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wells, James, assist, to general agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Wells, J. C. R., asst, controller, Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wells, M. E. H., assist., Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wells, W. R., workshop supt., Electrical Transport Dept., Penang

Welsh, J., asst., Medical Hall, Ltd., Singapore

Wemyss, F. D., Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Wendt, H., Alhambra Cigar and Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Wennubst, H. M. P., mgr., Ford Dept,, N- V. Behn, Meyer it C<^, Sourabaya

Wentworth,L.C.R.,M.,shipping

Wentholt, dept., Eastern

treas., American & Philippines

Engineering Corpn.Shipping

(China), Agency, Ltd., Manila

Inc., Shanghai

Wenzel, K., asst., E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Wenzl, H., engr. in charge, A. E. G. China Electric Co., Canton

Were, C. S., supervisor, Telegraphs and Telephones Dept., Kuching, Sarawak

Werner, agent, Messageries MaritimeS, Saigon

Werner, O., partner, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Wernli, A., signs per pro., Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

West, E. R., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

West, R.,

West, J. H.,asst.,senior executive

Guthrie & Co.,engr.,

Ltd., Public

Kuala Works

Lumpur,Dept., Larut Matang

Selangor

Westendoroff, P., partner, Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Westnidge, H., asst, to dir., Chinese Studies ife Translation Dept., Shanghai

Westphalen, W., partner, Winckler

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F283

Westwood, V. C., deputy governor of Gaol, Prison Dept., Shanghai

Wetzel, A., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wetzel,

Wevill, G.H.F.,B.,partner,

Becker Harold& Co., Bell,

TokyoTaylor, Bird & Co., Tokyo

Weydenthal, G. B. de, Polish Envoy Extra.

Weyler,

Weytingh,A., C.Deutsch-Asiatische

R., cashier, NetherlandsBank, Shanghai

Trading Society, Singapore

Whaley, A., Mains supt., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wharton, J. A. G., Jag’s Agency, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wheat, G. M., dir., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wheeler, A. C., assist, architect, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Wheeler, A. H. L., senior supt., Dept, of Excise, Penang

Wheldon, D., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Shanghai

Whitacre, P. F., secy., Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Whitaker,

Whitaker, F., C. H.,

asst..inst.Patons

mgr.,&Asiatic

BaldwinsPetroleum Co. (N. 0.), Ltd., Chungking

Ltd., Shanghai

Whitaker, T. J., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whitamore,

Whitamore, R.F. A.,H.,Whitamore

Whitamore&&Co., Co.,Tientsin

Tientsin

Whitchurch, C. A., assist., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Selangor

White, A. A., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

White, A. R., deputy survey-general, Survey Dept., Kuala Lumpur

White, A. V., broker, White & Co., & rang, dir., Whitsons, Ltd., Shanghai

White, C. O., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

White, C. P., partner White, Page & Co., Manila

White, D. C., dist. offcer, Meluan, Sarawak

White, D. P., veterirary surgeon, Viterinary Department, Penang

White, E.E. E.,

White, sub-maiager.,

S., chief National City

enp\, International BankCo.,

Export of New

Ltd., York,

NankingShanghai

White, G. H., machirery dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

White,

White, H.G. H.,

Aug.,tidepartier,

surveyorWhite

& harbour

& Co.,master, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kongmoon

Shanghai

White, H. O., broker,White & Co., Shanghai

White, J. C. S., assist secretary, Secretariat, Municipality, Singapore

White, O., consul-gemral for Great Britain, Mukden

White,

V, hite, T.R. F.,

H., advtg.

assistant,dipt.,Harrisons, BarkerDaily

North China & Co.,NewsLtd.,

Herald,Lumpur, Selangor

Ltd., Shanghai

White, W. A., dir., W A. White & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

White. W. V. C.D.,C.,mgr,cirector,

Whitehead, China Joural

Scott,Publishing

Harding Co., & Co., Ltd., Ltd.,

ShanghaiShanghai

Whitehead, W. H., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Whiteley

Whitewright, J. A., asst, secretary, Tientsin Race Club, Tientsin Singapore

E. C., representative, Met-Vick Electrical Ex. Co., Ltd.,

Whitfield, F. C., acct. fc partner, Hope Co., Amoy

Whitfield, F. C.. rnantging proprietor, Hope Co., Amoy

Whitley, Major N.H. P., acting chief justice, Supreme Court, Singapore

Whitman, G., Standari-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Whitmore, Jr., R., coton mills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whitney, J. S., electrial supt., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whittaker, H., McGregors, Ld., Shanghai

Whittall, H. C., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Philippines), Ltd., Manila

Whittall, R. H., actg. (ranch mgr., British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Whittemore, N. C., Ch’istian Literature Society of Korea, Seoul

Whittemore, W. D., mmager, National City Bank of New York, Dairen

Whitteridge, G. C., vie-consul for Britain, Batavia

Whittey, N. A. P., puisne judge, Supreme Court, Singapore

Whitting, P., assist., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Whittington, R., acting consul for Great Britain, Bangkok

Whyte, R. P., supt., Pests

Wiant, P. P., director, Jnion Architectural Service, Foochow

Wichdorff, G. H. von, ngr., Surgical Instruments Dept., C. Kelling, Inc., Manila

F284 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wichers, Dr. C. G. van B., president, Java Bank, .Batavia

Wickers, J. EL, asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Wichmann, W., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Dairen

Wichers, Dr. G. G. van B., pres., De Javasche Bank, Batavia

Wicken, Th. V., assist., DoitSu Senryo Gpmei Kaisha, Kobe

Wicks, E. S. Liquet, asst., Stevenson & Co., Cebu

Widenfelt, J., interpreter, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Widmann, A., partner, Melchers & Cd., Shanghai

Widmer, A., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Widmer, G., asst., Banque de L’Indo-Chitie, Shanghai

Widmer, H. J., tres., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette’ Manufacturing Co., Manila

Wieda, H., Klingelnberg & Wieda, Shanghai

Wiener, M., attorney'& cbuiisellor-aLlaw, Rodger & Co., Shanghai

Wierink, J. J„ signs p.p., Holland China Trading Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Canton

Wiersum, K. F., director, M. S. Wiersuna ck, CQ., Ltd.,;Yokohama

Wiersum, M. S., managing-dir., Wiepsum & Co. & consul for the Netherlands, Yokohama

Wiggs, J. R., secretary and treasurer, Elax’bour Board, Singapore

Wilbraham, P., engineer, Government Monopolies Department, Singapore

Wilbur, H. M., sub-acct.. National City Bank of New York, Hankow

Wilckens, C., Weinberger & Co., Kobe

Wild, J. E., chancellor, Swiss Consulate, Singapore

Wilde, G., divisional engr.. Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Wilde, J. de, mgr., N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Shanghai

Wilde, L. R., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd, Yokohama.

Wilding, H. St. J., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wpehow

Wilhelm, Dr. F., barrister-at-law, Musso, Fischer ife Wilhelm, Shanghai

Wilkens, C., Weinberger & Co., C., Kobe

Wilkie, C. A. J., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Wilkie, J., asst., Hongkong «fc. Shanghai Banking Corpn., Daipen

Wilkie, R. D., assist., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Singapore

Wilkins, H. F., news editor, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Wilkinson, A. B., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wilkinson. B., director, Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd., Selfcngor

Wilkinson, E.,' mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Kiuking

Wilkinson, E. S., partner, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Wilkinson, G. H., mgr., Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Manila

Wilkinson, G. IL, vice-president, Earnslmw Docks & Honolulu tori Works, Manila

Wilkinson, H. V., partner, Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Wilkinson, T. C. S., partner, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Will, E., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Will, Dr. E., consul for Finland, Tientsin

Will, J. H. B., solicitor, Gibb & Co.,. Perak

Willanre, D.,E.signs

Willbourn, ppr pro.,Geological

S., director, Credit Foncier

Dept.,d’Extreme

Batu Gajah,Orient,

Perak,,Shanghai :

Willcox, J. J,, assistant, .Dunlop Rubber Co,, Ltd., Tientsin

Widens, B., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Willgress, R. E., analyst, Municipal Health Dept., Singapore

William, A. M., charge engineer, Municipality, Singapore

Williams,, A„ collector of Land Revence, Land Office, Malacca

Williams, A. A., accountant, North China Daily News and Herald, Shanghai

Williams, A. J., mill mgr., Bombay Burmah Trading Cojpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Williams, C. H., health Officer, Kinta .Sanitary Board, Perak

Williams, C. H., U.S. Consulate, Shanghai

Williams, C. J., assist., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Shanghai

Williams, C. L., assistant, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Shanghai

Williams, C. L. L., deputy secty.,Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Williams, E., accountant, British Embassy, Peiping ,

Williams, E., assist., Socony-Vacuum Corporation, Shanghai

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Williams, E., timbers & sawmills dept., British Borneo Timber Go., Ltd., Sandakan

Williams, E. C., mgr., Gold Storage Creameries, Ltd., Singapore

Williams, E. L., traffic inspr., Singapore Traction Go., Ltd., Singapore, •

Williams, E. M. P., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C,), Ltd., Tsinan

Williams, E. R. C., executive engr., Public Wprks Dept., Province Wellesley, .Penang

Williams, E. T., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kongmoon

Williams, F. L., chief inspector of Chinese ,Schools, F.M.S.

Williams, F. S., commercial attache, IJ.S.A. Embassy, Tokyo.

Williams, G. A., assist., British Cigarette Co.,-Shanghai

Williams, G. G., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Penang ;y

Williams,

Williams, H. S., representative

I., mgr., dir., Coopep,

Malaya Dispensary, ^ualaFindlay

Lumpur,

Selangor

Williams, J. C.j asst- gen, mgr., Texas Co, (China), Ltd,, Shanghai

Williams, K. H., mgr., Marshall Field &..p9-, Manila

Williams, L, A., branch manager. Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Williams, L. L., mgr., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Williams, L. Trevor, partner, Gibb & Cp.,' Perak

Williams, P. M., deputy,general mgr., Dunlop, Plantations, Ltd., Malacca

Williams, P. W., barrister-at-law. Hansons, Shanghai

Williams, Jr., ft. K., export dept., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Williams, R. S., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co„ Yokohama •

Williams, S. E., assist, British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Williams, S. E., clerk, commercial office, American Consulate, Shanghai

Williams, W. H., assist, Asiatic Petroleuih Co. (N.G.), Ltd, Changsha

Williams, W. H M./seCty, Eastern Smelting Cd-, JAd, Penang

Williams, W. R, supt., Texas Co, (Philippines), Inc, Manila

Williams, W, Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc, Manila

Williamson, A. R, marine supt, Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Williamson, R, Executive Council, Colonial Govt, S. S, Singapore

Williamson, S. G, sub acct. Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, K.L, Selangor

Willis, A. J, assistant, Caldbeck, MacGregor & Cp, Ltd, Shanghai

Willis, F. E. J, manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co, Hangchow

Willis, L.. asst. Printers,'Ltd, Singapore

Willis, R, Siber Hegner & Co. (Tientsin), Ltd, Tientsin

Willis, R. G, shipping office, Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd, Tientsin

Willis, W. A, engineer, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd, Shanghai

Willmott, W. H, assistant, Peterson,’ Simons & Co, Ltd, Singapore

Wilioquet, G, consul for France, Manila

Wills, D, adviser, Land & Mines, Land,Office, Kelantan

Wills, G. M, assist, British Cigarette Co, Ltd), Shanghai

Wills, R. A. C, Travers & Sons, Ltd, Singapore

Willy, Haenssgen, assistant, Carl Zeiss' K .K, Tokyo

Willys, R. Peck, counsellor of Embassy, U.S.A., Nanking

Wilpert, Dr. H, per pro. agent, Bayer Pharma Co, Shanghai

Wilshaw, R.G.H, actg. senior chemist, Agricultural Dept, F.M.S.

Wilson, A. C, resident engr, water supply, Phblic Works Dept, Penang

Wilson, A.R. D, assistant, Hnion Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd, Shanghai

Wilson, C. L. Crawhall, signs per pro, Borneo Co, Ltd, Bangkok

Wilson, Dr. C. S, surgeon, Medical & Health Dept, -Selangor

Wilson, D, supt, slaughter houses, Municipal Health Dept, Singapore

Wilson, D. H, Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd, Singapore

Wilson, E. E, cashier, Par Eastern Review, Shanghai

Wilson, E. H, headmaster, Victoria School, Jalan Besar, -Singapore

Wilson, E. O, chief analyst, Public Health Department, Shanghai

Wilson, F. K, asst, adviser & 1st magistrate, State Coinr’s. Office, Muar Dist, Johore

Wilson, G. G, accountant, Singapore Traction Co, Ltd, Singapore

Wilson, G. L, partner, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Wilson, G. P, building material dept, Sime Darby & Co;, Ltd.; Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wilson, H., Consulting Mining Engineer, Singapore

Wilson, Hon. Mr. C., contr. of Labour, Malaya, Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wilson, J., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Wilson, J. B. M., Pregrave & Matthews, Penang

Wilson, J. G. P., manager, Dodwell Co., Ltd., Foochow

Wilson, J. H., asst, general mgr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Shanghai

Wilson, K. G., asst., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Wilson, L. R. partner, Drakeford, Davis & Wilson, Shanghai

Wilson, N. W., representative, A. Cameron & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Wilson, P., machinery inspector, Vehicles Dept., Municipality, Singapore

Wilson, P., assistant, Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Wilson, P. J., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Soochow

Wilson, R., timber dept., British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd., British North Borneo

Williams, W. G., travel dept., American Express Co., Shanghai

Wilson, R. C., mgr., United Press, Associations, Inc., Manila

Wilson, R. D., assist., Storch Brothers, Selangor

Wilson, R. G., assist., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Wilson, R. H., local chairman, Penang Harbour Board, Penang

Wilson, R. S., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Shanghai

Wilson, S. J., president, Asiatic Commercial Corpn., Manila

Wilson, T., health officer, Lower Perak, Perak

Wilson, T. E., inspector, Municipal Revenue Dept., Shanghai

Wilson, T. W. R., assist, land surveyor, Public Works Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Wilson, V. B., managing director, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd., Kobe

Wilson, W. J., supt. engineer, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Wiltshire, R. C. B., asst, supt., Police Department, Penang

Windecker, Dr. A., consul for Germany, Singapore

Windle, C. G., signs per pro., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Windle, G. E. F., asst., Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Singapore

Wink, J. S., asst, commissioner, Sarawak Constabulary, Sarawak

Winney, G. J., Thomas Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Winning, W. H., proprietor, W. H. Winning

Winship, S. D., president, Eastern Isles Import Co., Manila

Winson, V. H., director of Telegraphs and Telephones and engr.-in-chief, F.M.S.

Winter, E., proprietor, E. Winter & Co., Tientsin

Winter, H. B., proprietor, H. B. Winter, Singapore

Winter, J., engineer-in charge, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Kobe

Winter, N. W., Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Penang

Winterbottom, A., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tamsui & Taihoku

Winther, A., engineer, A. Corrib, Shanghai

Wise, E. S., assist., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Wise, N. S., manager for Malaya, National Employers Mutual Insce. Co., Singapore

Wiseman, G., Legislative Council, Colonial Govt., Singapore

Wiseman, G. E., assist., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wiseman, Capt. G. R., harbour master, Marine Dept., Perak

Wissler, Dr. H., assist., Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Ltd., Tokyo

Wistrand, T. H., first secretary, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Wit, C. de, manager, Handelsvereeniging, “ Holland,” Singapore

Wit, W. J. D. de, passage dept., Eastern & Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd., Manila

Witsche, R, E., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Witschi, R. E., British Cigarette Co., Shanghai

Witt, Clyde A. De, lawyer, De Witt, Perkins & Brady, Manila

Witt, E. de, lawyer, De Witt, Perkins & Ponce Enrile, Manila

Witt, L. A., partner, Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Witt, W. de, assist., Dodwell

Wittenbecher, W., assist., Klingelnberg

Witthoefft, G., mgr., Straits Java Trading Co., Singapore

FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Witting, Dr. P., Deutsch Asiatische Rank, Shanghai

Wizanski, A. M., mng. dir., Polish-Chinese Trading Corpn., Shanghai

Wobser, H., chancellor, German Embassy, Peiping

Woelcken, H., Mee Yeh Handels Co., Shanghai

Woerden, Dr. F. A. van, acting consul-general for the Netherlands, Macao

Woessner, G., mgr., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd., Manila

Wohlers, H., partner, Bergmann

Wolf, A. J., assist., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wolf, E. H. K., manager, Garrels, Borner & Co., Changsha

Wolf, E. M. K., assistant, Rieser & Co., Inc., Chefoo

Wolfe, C. C., accountant, Carl Crow, Inc., Shanghai

Wolfe, S. W., general manager for the Far East, G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wolff, E., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Wolff, J. P., Nestl4 & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Wolff, T. J., president, T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc., Manila

Wolflisberg, H. J., mgr.,Nestle ifc Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Wolfson, J. N., lawyer, Manila

Wollaston, A. C., ass:, contr. of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs, Kuala Lumpur,

Wolstenholme, J. B., Tdyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Wolter, J., manager, Carl Wolter & Co., Mukden

Womack, R. R., representative, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Woo, S. P., dir., Arntold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wood, C. H., Swatow Pilotage Service, Swatow

Wood, E. A. P., senio' asst, engr., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd;, Shanghai

Wood, F. H., Orienta Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

Wood, G. F., assist., lestle

Wood, J. B., mgr., Inperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Penang

Wood, J. P., asst., Boisted & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wood, L. B., directo, Deacon & Co., Ltd., Canton

Wood, L. J., cotton nills dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wood, N. G., assist.. Socony Vacuum Corp., Shanghai

Wood, T. H., Distribtion Dept,, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wood, T. Y., accountnt, Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Shanghai

Wood, W. C., assist., nternational Export Co., Hankow

Woodfield, Wm. C., r/er police supt., Foreign Harbour Office, Shanghai

Woodfine, R. W, por captain, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Woodford, E. G., Ind ■ China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Woodford, E. S., whaf supt., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Woodford, H. E., igistrar of Births & Deaths, Dept, of Statistics, Singapore

Wopdhead, H. G. V, editor, China Year Book, Shanghai

Woodhead, R. G., ssist. secretary & treasurer, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Woodroffe, J. D. A assist., Borneo Co.,: Ltd., Bangkok

Woodroffe, J. D. A., ssist., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Woods, D. B., Carnesfe Co., Yokohama

Woods, H. V. M., 2nd>oarding officer, Marine Dept., Penang

Woods, John L., barr ter-at-law, Cowdy & Jones, Ihop, Perak

Woods, L. R., asst, mp:,; United Exporters, Ld., Singapore

Woodward, W., assist Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld., Kobe

Woolcombe, M. A,, Hagkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Wooller, A., Expor Dept., British Overseas Trading Co., Tientsin

Woolhouse, C., managr, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd,, Soochow

Woollen, J. J., managig director, Woollen, Vosy

Wooller, E. S., proprhor, E. S. Wooller & Co., Tientsin

Woollertoan, E. N. I, Legislative Council, Colonial Govt., Straits Settlements

Worden, B. R., asst., listman Kodak & Co., Shanghai

Worley, N. A. solictor-general, Attorney-General’s Dept., Singapore

Wormald, John, Lloys Register of Shipping, Singapore

F288 FOEEIGN RESIDENTS

Worswiok, J. A., acting branch mgr., British Trader’s Ins*, Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Wotherspoon, J., assist., China Printing and Finishing Co., Ld.j';Shanghai

Wotherspoon, J. W., act. mgr., Estate and Trust Agencies (1927), Ltd., Singapore

Wotherspoon, N. S., director, Wise & Co., Inc., Manila

Woutman, M. H., pres., N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappy, Batavia

Wraight, F. E„ technical asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Wright, Francis, solicitor, Cross & Wright, Negri Sembilan

Wright, F. j., Assist. Forest Officer, Sibu, Sarawak

Wright, G. H., solicitor, Hansons, Shanghai

Wright, H., mgr., Mackenzie & Co , Ltd., Hankow

Wright, H. A., Smallwood & Co., Peiping

Wright, H. E., Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Wright, H. E., manager, Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wright, J., Wharf Dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Wright, L., mgr., Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wright, M. P., civil engr., Fogden Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore |

Wright, R. A., veterinary surgeon, Municipality, Malacca

Wright, S., gaoler, grade II, Prisons Dept., Singapore

Wright, W. C. P., financial officer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpijr, Selangor

Wright, W. J., manager, Whiteaway, Laid law & Co., Ltd., Selangoti

Wuebken, Dr. H., per pro. agent, Bayer Pharma Co., Tientsin

Wulfsohn, L., manager, Wulfsohn, Inc., Tientsin

Wurster, E., assist, mgr., Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wurtz, J, N., assist., Diethelm <& Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Wurtzburg, C. E., director, Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wuthrioh, F. F., acct., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Shanghai

Wyatt-Smith, S., consul for Great Britain, Swatow

Wyatt, W. Ii., supt., Government Printing Office, Selangor

Wychgel, W., Behn, Meyer & Co., Sourabaya

Wyckoff, F. T., manager, American Foreign Insui’ance Association, Singapore

Wyeth, R., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd-, Kuala Lumpur, lalangor

Wyga, G., Forest Dept., Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Wyllie, H. M., director, Aldens’ Successor (Eastern), Ltd.,- Singapo 5

Wynne, M. Li, senior supt. of Police. F. M S.

Wynne, M. U., Acting Commissioner, Johore

Wyss, O., asst., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Xavier, Rev. Brother, president, De La Salle College, Manila

Yatna'da, S., representative in Japan of Vickers-Armstrong Ltd., Tokyo

Yamaguchi, K., chairman, Victor Talking Machine Co. of Jajan, Ltd., Y’hama

Yannoulatos, E. P., consul-general for Greece, Shanghai

Yannoulatos, N. P., signs p; p , China Merchants’ Pongee Associati n, Chefoo

Yannoulatos, P. P., dir., Yannoulatos Bros., Shanghai

Yano, K., mgr., Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Yap, A. T. L., acct., Commercial Express & Storage, Fed. ic., Shanghai

Yarrow, R. V., Duncan & Co., Shanghai

Yate, H. P., div. supt.. Trans. Dept.. F. M. S. Railways, Ki la Lumpur

Yates, E. C., tech, director, Radio Service Co., Singapore

Yates. G., Ocean Shipping Dept., Indo-China S, N. Co.v Ltd., Sha ghai

Yates, K. R., asst., Sagil Estate, .Tdhttre '

Yates, T. M., Sharebroker, Shanghai

Yates, W. C., assist., Eastern Underwriters, Ltd., Shanghai

Yausheff, N. Z., Export Dept., Melcbers & Co., Tientsin

Yearns, K. J., consul for U. S: A., Tientsin

Yellachich, D. M., secty., American Chinese Co., Tientsin

York, A. D., District Officer, Malacca

Yorke, R. H., inspector, Police Department, Penang

FOREIGN RESIDENTS F289

Yorke, R. W., asst, commissioner, Police Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Yoshida, N. 11., O’Dell's Service Bureau, Yokohama

Yoshihara, K..,Hgen. mgr., Showa Rubber Co., 'Ltd., Rubber Estates

Yoshino, T., manager, Alfred Herbert, Ltd., Tokyo

Young, A., judge, Police Court, Ipoh, Perok

Yung, A. Morgan, editor, Japan Chronicle^ Kobe

Young, A. S. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Haiphong

Young, C., pres. & general manager, Macondray & Co., Manila

Young, 'C., president, Young & Baldwin, Inc., Manila

Young, C. C., assist., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Young, C. D., propr. & mgr., Young* L. J., Penang

Young, C. F4 secty., Advertising ik Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Young, C. K., president, American Engineering Corporation (China), Shanghai'

Young, D. M., mng,.dir., Far East Advertising Agency & vice-consul for Greece,.Kobe

Young, E. C., Loup & Young,,Tientsin,

Young, E. V., assist., British Cigarette. Co., Shanghai

Young, F. H., assist., Pldlips China Co., Shanghai

Young, F. M., electrical engineer,' Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Young, F. P., mgi., Western Electric Co. .of Asia, Singapore

Young, H. J., Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai

Young, J. W., assis ., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Young, K. L., Amerban Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Y'oung, M. C., assist, Far East Superintendence. Co., Ltd., Kobe

Young, P. E., Techncal Dept., Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Young, R. C., buildiig surveyor, Public Works Dept., Municipality, Shanghai

Young, R. F. S., lectrician, Cable, & Wireless, Ltd.. Singapore

Young, R. M., : supervisor of Private Schools, Education Dept., Singapore

Young, S., sub- ageitj Chartered Bank of India, Austr. k China, Sitiawan, Perak

Young, Y. C., assistait, North China Daily News

Young, V. P., mng. cirector, Eastern Optical Co., Singapore

Young, W., consulfor U.S.A., Swatow

Young, Dr. W., Stat Medical k Health Officer, Selangor

Young, W. A., sub-acountant, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. and China, Penang

Young, W. J., local mnager, British-Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd., Kuala Belait, Brunei

Younge, E. C., assst. supt engr., 0. S. S., Ltd., Singapore

Youngson, A., assist. Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ld., Shanghai

Youtman, A. W., assit., Harper, Gilfillan k Co., Ld., Selangor

Yrureta-Goyena, P de, Fred Wilson & Co., Inc., Manila

Yule, K. G., assist., Itchie & Bisset, Singapore

Yulo, Jose, director, ’hilippine National Bank, Manila

Yussiro, M-, assist. Thomas Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe

Yzelman, A. E., mngdirector, C. Grenier k Son, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Yzelman, R. G. G., jmt mgr. k secty., C. Grenier & Son, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Zalazar, J., gen. pres International Marine Union of Philippines, Manila

Zaleski, Xavier, counellor, Polish Embassy, Tokyo

Zalmanoff, J. A., sale mgr., James Neil & Co., Shanghai

Zanker, H., secretary German Consulate, Canton

Zapatta, I. B., gen. irr., People’s Press, Inc., Manila

Zapf, L., John Landal, Inc., Manila ^

Zaragoza, S., pres., Pllippine Land Improvement Co., Manila

Zartcin, Engineeringlept., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Zederbohm, H., Beclc k Co., Tokyo

F290 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Zehnder, H. K. S., barrister-at-law, Zehndier Bros., Malacca

Zehnder, W. F., barrister-at-law, Zehender Bros., Malacca

Zeller, M., repres. for Japan, Society of Chemical Industry in Basle, Osaka

Zernin, A. J., Chien Hsin Engineering Oo., Shanghai

Ziegfeld, F. F. C., signs per pro., Erdmann it Sielcken, Sepiarang

Zieler, I., acct. dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ziesel, Wilhelm, manager, Siemens China Co., Hankow

Ziesemann, W., asst, mgr., Mar-Kuo, Ltd., Shanghai

Zimmerman, A., head publicity dept., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways, Batavia

Zimmerman, J.; M., executive, repres., Frazer, Fed. Inc., Peiping

Zimmerman, Y. R., Harrisons, King & Irwin, Shanghai

Zirn, Dr. C., Schmidt, Dr. Theo., Schaaps Dr- E., Zirn & Schmidt, Kobe

ZlokasofF, C. N., asst., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Zobel, E., vioe-pres.y Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Zobel, J., tres., Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Zoboli, A. C., secretary, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Zofl, G. J. J., Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao •

Zollenkop, W., branch mgr., C. lilies & Co., M-tnila

Zorich, I. D., universal trade mgr., I. Tschufn & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Zuber, M., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Seoul

Zueff, E. V., mgr., Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao

Zuellig, F. E., pres., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Zuellig, F. E. G., Zuellig & Von Knobelsdorff, Manila

Zuellig, G., F. E, Zuellig. Inc., Manila

Zulueta, A., Bayue & Co., Manila

Zuliani, P., assist, superintendent, Haiho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Zumsteg, ;E., assist., General Motors, Shanghai

Zuzarte, A. P., assistant, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Sh .nghai

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LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED

Manufacturers of Printers’ Machinery.

Head Office: 9, Kingsway, London, Works: Altrincham, England.

Branch Offices in:

China: 160, Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai; 1, Duddell Street, Hongkong;

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Straits Settlements: 68, Robinson Road, Singapore.

Netherlands East Indies: Thibaultweg 1, Batavia-C.

SCREWING MACHINES

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!port. Telephones: 3006/7 Great .Moor. Shanghai; 702, Asahi Building,

Nakanoshima, Osaka. Cables:

ofAlsoSurgical

Manufacturers of allandother

Dressings, kinds

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A (rents:

Children. — (Illustrated Booklet and

Hygienic Specialities for Ladies on ' SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

; request).

Aerated Water Machinery P.O. Box 115b, Hong Kong.

Manufacturers ..ASIA. ALUMINIUM COMPANY^

HAYWARD- T Y L E R & Co., Ltd., 403, Shingin Building, Imabashi,

Engineers, Luton, Beds., England. Higashi-ku, Osaka.

Telegrams: “Tylerox, Luton.”

Alloys and Metals Aluminium Powder Manufacturers

DELTA METAL CO., LTD. ENGLISH METAL POWDER Co., Ltd.,

(Incorporating Heaton & Dugard, West Drayton, Middlesex, England.

Limited).

Non-Ferrous

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Union (5-Letter). Aluminium Ingots,

Head Office and Works: Sheets, Tube, Bar, Rod, Sections, Wire,

Delta Works, East Greenwich, Cable, Alloys, etc.

London,

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Lister Street, and Heneage Street, A. R. BURKILL & SONS, Ltd.,

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Artists’ Colours Baking Powder

REEVES & SONS, Ltd., 18, Ashwin BOR WICK GEO. & SONS, Ltd., Baking

Street, Dalston, London, E. 8. Powder M anufacturers, 1, Bunhill Row,

London, E.C.l. Teleph, National 3073.

Bedsteads

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Asbestos 144

TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co.,

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Manufacturers of Asbestos Goods, in-

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Asbestos Manufacturers Bedford Bedstead Works,

BELDAM ASBESTOS COMPANY,

LIMITED. Lascar House, Staines 88/91, Pritchett Street, Birmingham.

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W. A. SmalleyMiddlesex.

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Bakelite Belting

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facturers to British Admiralty. “ Lincona ” Balata Belting

Bakelite Sheets, Tubes &c. “Weltona” Hair Belting

“ Dorsona ” Leather Belting

Dawson’s “ F.S.R.” Rubber Belting

“Speedona” Endless Moulded “V”

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Billiard Tables Centrifugal Extractors

THOS.

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Street, Birmingham. 118, CENTRIFUGAL EXTRACTORS for

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all Accessories. and for Chemicals, Cry-

stals,

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Biscuit Machinery Manufacturers

VICARS,' Lt!)., T. T., Earlestown, THOMAS BROAD LIMITED

BENT & SONS,

Newton-le-Willows, England. Tel. Ad: Huddersfield, England.

\ “Vicars, Earlestown.”

Boilers (Heating, Hot Water) Chalk (Precipitated)

'CRANE, Ltd., 45-51, Leman Street, LEVERMORE & Co, Ltd, A, 110, Can-

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Bookbinders’ Cloth other Chalks and Crayons).

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Manchester. THERMAL SYNDICATE, Ltd, The,

Brick and Tile Machinery “ VITREOSIL” Pure Fused Quartz

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd., orWallsend, Silica. Northumberland.

Head Office and London Works:

Hercules Engineering Works, Char- Office & Depot: 12-14,1.; OldandPyeatStreet,

mouth Street, Leeds. Westminster, S.W. New

York.

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WHITEHEAD, JOHN & Co, Ltd, Chemicals

Brick; Tile & Pipe-making Machinery,

Albert Works, Syke Street, Preston, WHIFFEN

Strychnine,

& SONS, Ltd, Caffeine,

Emetine, Iodides, Clove

England. Tel. Ad: “Brictile.” Oil, etc. S.W.6.

Carnwath Road, Fulham,

London,

Briquette Machinery

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co, Ltd, Chrome Ore Importers

Hercules Engineering

mouth Street, Leeds. Works, Char- BLACKWELL’S META LL URGICAL

WORKS, Ltd., Speke Road Works,

Brush Makers (Wholesale Toilet) Garston, Liverpool. -

HINDES,. Ltd. (Makers of both Bristle Colour Manufacturers

& Wire Rubber Cushion, Hair Brushes.

Patentees of Hindes’ Hair Wavers and HAWLEY

the “Tinglow” Body Friction Brush),

5, Gt. Queen St, Kingsway, London, and RedandOxides,

Turkey ..Venetian Reds, Purple

W. C. 2. Works: Bromsgrove Street, Blacks, Rotten Stone, Ochres, Umbers,

Birmingham. Rouge,

“ SHADEACRETE ” Colours for

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Derby, England. Established 100

C years.

Cellulose Film REEVES & SONS, Ltd, 18, Ashwin

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“Greyhound,.London.” Codes: A.B.C.

BRITISH CELLOPHANE, Ltd, 17-19, 7th edn, Bentley's.. Makers of Barium

Chromate, Alizarin Madders, Per-

Stratford Place, Oxford Street, Lon- manent Reds and Greens, etc.

don, W.l.

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Compressed Corkboard Cricket Bats

CORK INSULATION Co., Ltd., 14,

West Smithfield, London, E.C.l. Cable CRICKET BATS - William Gunn

Address: “ Staaidacork, London.” “Autograph,” ^Cannon, “Superb’

Agents:

poration,Sino-British Engineering Cor-

Ltd., Hongkong. Driver,” etfc.

GUNN & MOORE, LTD.

Manufacturers.

Cork Slabs for Insulation Nottingham, EngeaNd.

CORK INSULATION Co, Ltd., 14,

West Smithfield, London, E.C.l. Cable

A d dress: “ Standacork, London.”

Agents: Sino-Britisb Engineering Cor D

pot ation, Ltd,, Hongkong.

Cork Tile Manufacturers Diamonds for Glaziers

CORK INSULATION ; Co., Ltd., 14, A.-Waterloo SHAW A SON, Waterloo Works,,

Road, North Circular Road,

West Smithbeld, London, E.C.l. Cable

Address: “ Standacork, ; London.” London, N.W. :2, England. Tel. No.

Agents- Cathay Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd., Gladstone 1171/2.

Hongkong.

Disintegrators

Cotton Manufacturers HERBERT ALEXANDER it Co., Ltd.,

RICHARD HAWORTH & Co., Ltd., mouth Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

Spinners, Doublers* Shippers & Manu- Street, Leeds.

tacturers Cotton. Head Office and

Warehouse: .35,',Dale Street, Manches- Diving Apparatus

ter (Teleph. Central 3&11). Telegrams:

“Spero,” Manchester, Mills: Tatton, SIEBE, GORMAN & Co., Ltd., 187,

Ordsali, Egerton and Throstle Nest, Westminster Bridge Road, London,

Salford.- S.E.

Cycle Chain Wheels and Cranks Drain Pipes and Fittings

STANDARD (BUCKLEY), Ltd., Buck-

CHAIN ley, Chester, England. Contractors

WHEELS toPipes

H.M.and

Government.

Fittings. Stoneware

CatalogueDrain

on

AND Application.

CRANK© Dryers

HERBERT ALEXANDER A Co., Ltd.,

steel Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

mouth Street, Leeds.

fittings

cycles. E

Walton & Brown Ltd, Electric Furnaces

downin© street, HERBERT ALEXANDER A Co., Ltd.,

HAND8W0R7K, BIRMINGHAM, 21. Hercules Engineering Works, Cbar-

mouth Street, Leeds.

08 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Elastic Fabrics Endorsing- Inks & Stamp Pads

Wm. PRESTON & SON, i “ E.M.R,” ~

LIMITED EFFECTIVE

PADS

| In all Colours.

RED i —Quality Guaranteed. —

THE MOST RELIABLE PAD ON THE MARKET.

BOOT

STENCILS

Registered No. 14867. “E.M.R.” Brass Interchangeable

Makers of Celebrated Satin Cloth Locking Stencils,

Webs and all other kinds of “E.M.R.” ZINC ALPHABET &

Elastic Webs. FIGURE SETS

Webs bearing this brand are reliable “EJ.R.; ’ Stencil Inks & Stencil Brnshes.

and guaranteed of British

Manufacture. 1

The “E.M.R.”

1, Wharf Street, Leicester, | THUMB PRINT

ENGLAND | OUTFIT

i A GOOD SELLING LINE,

,i USEDANDFORNATIVE PAYMENT OF COOLIES,

LABOUR, Etc.

Electric Furnaces ! E. 1VI. RICHFOKI}, Ltd.

HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd., Contractors to H. M. Government,

Hercules ‘Engirieeriilg Works, Char- India & The Colonies, &g-, &c.

mouth Street, Leeds. 8-9 SNOW HILL, LONDON

I LISTSEstablished 1878.

ON APPLICATION

Electrical Wires and Cables

GLOVER & Co., Ltd., W. T„ Manufac- Envelope and Circular Addressers

turers of Electrical Wires and Cables.

Trafford Park, Manchester. (Teleph. A. ADDRESSING Co. (Smith, Dalby-

Trafford Park 2141). Telegrams: Welch, Ld.). Registered Office: Gresham

“Cables, Manchester.” House, Old

Broad St.,

E.O.

Works: 2.;

Electro Magnetic Separators and and 12,11

Lifting Magnets Halfmoon

Passage,

RAPID MAGNETTING MACHINE Alders-

gate St.,

Co., Ltd., The, Magnet Works, Lom- E.C. 1.;

bard Street, Birmingham 12. West End

Office:100-

102, Gower

Emery Band Machines St., W.C.l.

Tel. Add: “Septimus, Stock, London.”

TURNER MACHINE TOOLS, Ltd., Telepb. No. National 6891 (6 Lines);

63-68, Princip Street, Birmingham. 4. Largest Envelope Addressing Business

AST. 1024. in the Kingdom.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS 09

Essences for Aerated Waters, Syrups, Fire Bricks

Confectionery, etc. GIBBONS (DUDLEY), Ltd., Dibdale

STEVENSON & HOWELL, Ltd., Stan- land. Fireclay Works, near Dudley, Eng-

dard Works, Southwark Street, London,

S.E. 1. Manufacturers of “Red Ball”

Brand Essences. Tel. Add: “Distiller, Fire Engineers

London.” All Codes.

MERRY WEATHER * SONS, Ltd.,

Greenwich Road, London, S. E. 10

Essential Oil Distillers and 63, Long Acre, W.C. 2. Cables:

(Guiles Essentielles, Distillateurs d’) “Merryweather, London.”

FIELD, Ltd., C. W., 92, Wood Street;

Works, Cambrian Mills, 2 & 4, Back Flooring (Cork)

Colquitt Street, 88 & 99, Wood Street

and 61 & 63, Fleet Street, Liverpool. CORK INSULATION Co, Ltd, 14,

West Smithfield, London, E.C.l. Cable

Address: “Standacock, London.”

Agents: Cathay Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd,

F Hongkong.

Fancy Cottons and Unions Formaldehyde Manufacturers

TURNER, SAMUEL & Co., Ltd., Manu- SYNTHITE, Ltd, Ryders Green, West

Bromwich, England. Manufacturers of

facturers, Spotland, Rochdale, and 55 Formaldehyde and Paraformaldehyde.

& 56, Basinghall Street, London, Tel. Add: “Synthite, W.B.”

E.C.2. Poplins, Fancies, Artificial Silks,

Flannelettes, Unions and Tussores.

Fountain Pens

Fans WILLIAM L. MARRIAN, Ltd, 248,

Barr Street, Hockley, Birmingham,

MATTHEWS & YATES, Ltd., Swinton, variety England. Manufacturers of every

Manchester, England. Specialists in licited from of Gold Nibs. Enquiries so-

the design, construction and applica- Pen Holders.Manufacturers of Fountain

tion of Fans for every conceivable

purpose.

Ferro-Alloy Manufacturers G

(Ferro Alliages)

BLACKWELL’S METALLURGICAL Galvanizing Plant

WORKS, Ltd., -Speke Road Works: THOMPSON BROS. (BILSTON), Ltd,

Garston, Liverpool. Engineers, Bradley Engineering Works,

Bilston, Staffs. Tel. Add: Thompson

Filter Presses Brothers, Staffs. Teleph. No. Bilston

(Presses a Filter) 165.

JOHNSON & Co., Ltd., S. H., Carpen- Gas Masks

ters Road, London, E. 15.

SIEBE, GORMAN & Co, Ltd, 187,

Westminster Bridge Road, London, S.E.

Filters

FULHAM POTTERY & CHEAVIN

FILTER Co., Ltd., The, Fulham, TOMEY &Gauge Glasses

SONS, Ltd., J, Aston,

London, S.W. 6. Sole Manufacturers

of Cheavin’s “Saludor” Filters. Birmingham.

Gio BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Glaziers’ Diamonds and Diamond I

Tools for Dressing Emery Wheels

ANTILL, T. E., 15, Spencer Street, Lon-

don, E.C.l. Price lists on application. India Rubber Manufacturers

Telephone: Terminus 1778. WILLIAM WARNE & Co., Ltd., Works

and

LondonGeneral

Office:Offices: Barking,House,

Shell-Mex Essex.

Glaziers’ Diamond Manufacturers

RUDD, ARTHUR, Denton Green, Strand, cipal

E.C. 2. Contractors to prin-

English and Foreign Railways.

St. Helens, ’ Lancashire. Makers of Manufacturers of India Rubber for

Glaziers’ Diamonds and Engineer’s all purposes.

■diamond turning tools.

Insulating Material Manufacturers

Glycerine (Electrical)

HALLER & PHILLIPS, Ltd., 7, Union ATTWATER & SONS, Preston, England.

Court, Old Broad Street, London, Telephone: Preston 4045-6. Electrical

E.C. 2. Insulating Material Manufacturers.

Gold Nibs Mica Importers and Cutters,

WILLIAM L. MARRIAN,.. Ltd., 248, Insulation (Cork)

Barr Street, Hockley, Birmingham,

England. Manufacturers of every CORK INSULATION Co., Ltd., 14,

variety

Pens. of Gold Nibs for Fountain West Smithfield, London, E.C.l. Cable

Address: Standacoek, London.”

Agents: Sino-British

poration, Ltd., Hongkong. Engineering Cor-

Grinding Machines

TURNER MACHINE TOOLS, Ltd.,

83/68, Princip Street, Birmingham. 4. Insulators (Telenduron) for Telegraph

AST. 1024. “T.T.” Belt. and Motor and Telephone Line Transmission

Driven Grinders.

I DE LA RUE. THOMAS & Co., Ltd.,

Telenduron Works, Shernhall Street,

H | Walthamstow, London, E. 17. Teleph.

No. Walthamstow 29Q0.

Hones and Oilstones

THE WATER OF AYR AND TAM K

O’SHANTER

105, Cambridge HONEStreet,

WORKS, Ltd.,

Glasgow,

Scotland. Polishing and Sharpening Knitting Hosiery and Weaving Wool

Stones of all descriptions. and Worsted Yarns

THOMAS BURNLEY & SONS, Ltd.,

Hose, Canvas and Fire Appliances Gomersal Mills, Gomersal via Leeds.

McGREGOR & Co.^ Scott jStreet Works,

Dundee. Sole Manufac- L

turers of the famous “Rob

Roy” Hand-woven Canvas Lawn Mowers

Hose, as used in the largest

Sv Fire Brigades everywhere. SHANKS. ALEXANDER

>' —Also Fire Appliances of all 66, Victoria Street; Westminster, Lon-

kind,. don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens Iron Works,

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS Gil

Life Buoys Measuring Tape and Rule Makers

FOSBERY &' Co., Barking Wharf, Bar- CHESTERMAN JAMES & Co., Ltd.,

. king, Essex, England. Bow Works, Pomona Street, Sheffield.

Life Jackets Telegraphic Address: “Chesternt’an,

Sheffield:”

FOSBERY & Co,, Barking Wharf, Bar-

king, Essex, England. Metal (Pulverised) Manufacturers

(Metal Pulverise, fabr. de)

ENGLISH METAL POWDER Co.,

M Ltd., West Drayton, Middlesex.

Manufacturers of Aluminium, Mag-

Machine Knife Manufacturers nesium and Other Metallic Powders.

Telephone No. West Drayton 2272.

HEATH COTE & Co., Ltd., A. R.,

Machine

lities Knife Manufacturers.

— Tobacco Knives, Shear Specia-

Blades. Metal Spinners, Coppersmiths,

Address: Bernard Works, Sylvester Stampers and Piercers

Gardens, Sheffield 1. Telegrams:

■“ Baccanife, Sheffield.”

Machine Tool Manufacturers OF ALL KINDS

TU RNER MACHINE TOOLS, Ltd., WATER BALLS, SHOWER ROSES, SHAMPOO

63/68, Princip Street, Birmingham. 4. ROSES, GEYSER SPINNINGS, URN TOPS,

AST. 1024. LAMP SPINNINGS, ELECTRIC REFLECTORS,

Machine Tools & SHADE RINGS, COAL BOX LIDS, VACUUM

THE SELSON MACHINE TOOL washers; etc., etc.

CO., LTD. ’Phone: CALthorpe 1577.

10,: Victoria Street, London, S.W.l. Meta! Spinners, Coppersmiths, Stampers

and Piercers.

All Classes of Machine Tools, Small

Tools, Cranes, Foundry Equipment. ELCOCK & SONS, Ltd.

Magnetic Chucks and Clutches Tindal St., Balsail Heath,

RAPID MAGNETTING MACHINE BIRMINGHAM, 12.

Co., Ltd., The, Magnet Works, Lom-

bard Street,'Birmingham 12.

Measuring Instruments Metallurgists

(Rules, Levels, Tapes, etc.) BLACKWELL’S METALLURGICAL

WORKS, Ltd., Speke Road Works,

Liverpool. Tel. No. Garston 980.

Tel. Add: Blackwell Liverpool. Manu-

facturers of all Alloys, Metals and

Minerals. Contractors to British and

BOXWOOD & STEEL RULES Foreign Governments.

STEEL SQUARES Metals and Alloys

LEVELS .

WOVEN & STEEL M England.

U R E X, Ltd.,

MEASURING TAPES Ferro Rainham,

Tungsten, Essex,

Ferro

JOHN RABONE & SONS, LTD. Titanium, Ferro Vanadium, Ferro

Molybdenum, Ferro Niobium, Tungsten

HOCKLEY ABBEY WORKS Powder,

Metal, etc.Chromium Metal, Manganese

Tin Smelters, Magnetic

Birmingham, 18 Separation of Ores* Thermit Welding.

Tel. No. Nor. '2112. Telegrams: Murex, Rainham, Essex.

Gl2 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Meters Photographic Lenses

MANCHESTER WATER METER Co.,

The, Manufacturers: Frost’s

Water Meters, Tipping Street, Ardwick, Positive

Manchester. (Teleph. Ardwick 3730).

Telegrams: “Watermeter,” Manchester. Germany. Manufacturers of Photo-

graphic and Cinematographic Lenses

Motor-boat Fittings of every kind. Highest quality

DAYEY A Co. (LONDON), Ltd., 88, only.

West India Dock Road, London, E. 14.

Navigation Lamps for Electric and

Paraffin, Steering Gears, Pumps, Lava- Piano Frame Manufacturers

tories. Engine-room, Telegraphs, Ven-

tilators, etc., and all interior metal CLARK & Co., JOHN H., Broad la.,

fittings in Brass, Gunmetal,

Chromium - plated. Catalogue on Ironworks, or Tottenham, N. 15. Tel.:

application. STAmfd HI 2246.

Motor Body Beadhigs Pipe Fittings (Malleable & Gun Metal)

DAVIS

PLIES), BROTHERS

Ltd., Nightingale (MOTOR

Gro., SUP- CRANE, Ltd., 45,-51, Leman Street,

Hither

Green, S.E. 13. (Readings, Mouldings^ London, E. 1.

Hinges, Step Treads & Drawn Sections Pitch Products (Swedish, Archangel

inMildStainless

Steel, &c.).Steel,Tel.:Brass,

LEE Aluminium,

Gn. 4760. and Pine)

THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC CO.

P. & I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Con-

O cordia Works, Managers Street, Poplar,

London, E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusturptar,

Oil Engine Manufacturers London.

“Corona,’’ “Cordelia,” “Baltar,”

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd., and “ Dapid ” brands.

66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon-i

don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens Iron Works,

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. Platinum Refiners

(Platine, Affinage de)

Ore Separators BAKER PLATINUM, Ltd., 52, High

RAPID MAQ NETTING MACHINE and Hoi born, London, W. C. 1. Refiners

Co., Ltd., The, Magnet Works, Lom- ( “PlatmetalsTelephone: Manufacturers. Tel. Address:

bard Street, Birmingham 12. Chancery

; 8711.

P Printing Machinery

HARRIED & SONS, Ltd., Actual;

Perforated Metals I Makers of Machinery and Equipmenli

, for the Printing and Allied Trades,

ASH & LACY, Ltd.. Meriden Street, ; Lane, Fleet Works, Norwich Street, Fetter

Birmingham, England. London, E.C. 4.

Perfumery-Essences & Synthetics Pure Sugar Colourings for Beers, etc.

(Essences Artificielles et Synthetiques) GONVILLE, JARVIS & Co., Ltd.,

ARTHOL MANUFACTURING Co., 63, The Broadway, Stratford, London,

Ltd., Sealand Road, Chester. E. 15.

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS GU3

Printing Inks Roller Leather Manufacturers

HAYNES WILLIAM, Ltd., Ashworth

PRINTING INKS, Street, Bury New Road, Manchester,

LITHOGRAPHIC INKS,

ROLLER COMPOSITION, Rolling Shutters

PRINTERS’ VARNISHES, DENNISON KETT & Co., Ltd.,

DRY COLOURS, “ Kenoval House” 226/230, Farmer’s

Road, London, S.E. 5.

BRONZE POWDERS,

Etc., Etc., Etc. RUBBER STAMPS

Of Finest Quality and in Grades to E.M.R1CHF0RD. Ltd.

suit the Climate and Conditions of 8 & 9, Snow Hill, London.

the Market, are manufactured by:— The Leading and Largest Rubber

JOHN KIDD & CO., LTD. * P ■' ited Kingdom.

3, Noel Street, Oxford, Machines and Com-

plete

LONDON, England. RubberPlant

Making Stamp

and

for

all

AGENTS: for the Stamp Trade.

Messrs. HARRY, WICKING & Co., H. M. Government.

Ltd., Prince’s Buildings,

Hongkong.

Messrs. JARDINE, MATHESON & Rubber Tree Tapping Knife

Co., Ltd., 27, The Bund, Manufacturers

Shanghai, China. (Couteaux Inciseurs pr. Plantations

Messrs. A. R. SALEHBHAI & Co., de Caoutchouc)

Rajawongse Road, Bangkok, ANDREWS, jLtd,, CHAS. H., 3, Cross

Siam. Lane, Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3. Tel.

Messrs. The BORNEO Co., Ltd., Mansion House 6297.

Singapore,

Straits Settlements, etc.

S

R Sanitary Buckets

P. & W. MacLELLAN, Ltd., 129, Tron-

Radiators (Central Heating) gate, Glasgow,

CRANE,

London, Ltd.,

E.l. 45-51, Leman Street, Screwing Tackle

Rice Mill Machinery Makers TOM CARRINGTON & Go., Ltd.,

LEWIS Makers of “ Ega Kut ’ Chaser Type Die

Dysart,C.Kirkcaldy,

GRANT, Dunnikier

Scotland.Foundry, Stocks. Stony Lane, West Bromwich,

WES. 0517.

Rivetting Machines

TURNER MACHINE TOOLS, Ltd., Ships’ Bottoms (Makers of Composi-

63/68, Princip Street, Rivet

AST. 1024. “T.T.” Birmingham.

Spinning4. tion for Preventing Fouling on)

Machines and Rotary Vibrating Rivet- CLARK HY.

ting Hammers. Wharf, Millwall, London, E. 14.

G14 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Shipping, Forwarding and Baggage

Agents

HEWETT & Co., Ltd., J. D. 98,

Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3. &

11,

S.W.Lower

1., and'Regent Street, London,

at Liverpool. General

Forwarding and Freight Contractors, N

Insurance Brokers, and /Passenger Trade Mark.

Agents. Telephone: 5162 (7 Lines) HIGH SPEED STEEL

Avenue;

London. Telegrams: Hewett, Fen., JONAS'& COLVER (Novo), Ltd.

Novo Steel ' Works, Sheffield 7.

Skylights and Ventilators

JOHN COCHRANE, Manufacturer. Surgical Dressings, Cotton Wool,

Leith, Scotland. Maker of the Im- Lint, Gauze, etc.

proved Fixed and

for Corrugated IronOpening Skylights

Roofs, also Roof j ROBERT BAILEY & SON, Ltd., Dysart

Ventilators.

Application. Price Lists and Terms on I Street, Creat Moor, Stockport, and

Marriott Street Mills, Stockport.

Sliding Door Gear Surveying and Drawing Instrument

ALDAM, E. HILL & Co., Ltd., Britannic Manufacturers

Works, Haslemere Avenue, London, STANLEY

S.W. 18. Cables: “Aldamillo, London.” Holborn, London, & Go., Ltd., W. F„ 286, High

Makers of all systems for all require- Holborn 5006 and 5007. W.C. 1. Telephones:

ments. Garages, factories, warehouses, i stile, London.” Cables:of“Turn-

Manufacturers Bino-

bus and railway stations, passenger and culars, Drawing Instruments, Drawing

goods lifts, bandstands, fire-stations, Office Equipment, Field Glasses, Fuller

aerodrome hangars, Rules, Hydrometers, Lenses, Mathema-

rium's, vanishing doors,schools,

overheadsanato-

doors. tical Instruments, Meteorological Ins-

truments, Microscopes, Nautical Instru-

ments, Planimeters, Scientific Instru-

Smoke Helmets ments, Surveying Instruments, Tele-

SIEBE, GORMAN & Co., Ltd., 187, mometers, ' scopes, Thermometers,

Industrial. Clinical; Ther-

Westminster Bridge Road, London,

S.E.

Soot Blower Manufacturers T

DIAMOND BLOWER Co., Ltd., Brent Tape Measures

Crescent, N. W. 10-WillEsden 3632.

DEANS TAPE MEASURE WORKS,

Sports Goods 25/37, Hackney Road, London, E. 2.

GUNN & MOORE, Ltd., Cricket, Foot- Tar Products (Coal Tar, Creosote,

ball,

HockeyTennis,

GoodsBadminton^

Makers. Squash and

Carrington Carbolic)

Street and Castle Boulevard, Notting- | JAMES' GREEN SHIELDS & Co., Ltd.,

ham, England. Tel. Ad: “Autograph.” 68, Gordon' Street, Glasgow, C. 1.,

A.B.C. Code 5th edn.. Scotland.' Cable Address: “Bitumen,

| Glasgow.” Pitch, Coal Tar, Creosote,

Steam Engine Manufacturers Carbolic and Gresylie

Disinfectants, Wood Acid, Pyridine,

Preservatives,

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SON, Ltd., Wood Tar. Marine Glue

66, Victoria , Street, Westminster, Lon- Mirbane Oil

don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens Don Works,

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. Naphthaline—All Grades

BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G15

Tar Products (Stockholm, Archangel Tracing Cloth

and Pine) j WINTERBOTTOM BOOK C,LOTH

THE WHITE SEA & BALTIC CO. P: iI Manchester. Co, Ltd, The, 12, Newton Street,

A I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd., Coh-

cbrdia Works, Managers Street, Poplar,

London, E. 14. Cable Ad: Rusturptar, | Turntables for Motor Cars & Lorries

London. (See Sliding Door Gear)

■“Corona,” “Cordelia,” “Baltar,” “Amstar,” ALDAM, E. HILL A Co, Ltd, Britannic

and “ Llapid ? . bramis.

S.W. 18. Haslemere

Works, Avenue, London.”

Cables: “Aldamillo, London,

Tar and Tar Products (All Kinds)

WESTWOOD MACNEILL & Co., Ltd., Turpentine

53, Waterloo Street, Glasgow, C. 2. THE WHITE SEA A BALTIC CO. P.

Creosote, Cresylic, Pyridine, Pitch; etc. & I. DANISCHEWSKY, Ltd, Con-

Tea Lead Manufacturers cordia Works, Managers Street, Poplar,

London, E. 14, Cable Ad: Rusturptar,

ISLAND LEAD MILLS, Ltd., Lime London.

bouse, London, England. Tea Lead of “Pidoil,” “Alpid,” “Supin,”

all substances for India, Ceylon

Japan Markets. Tel. Ad: “Laminated and and “ Corona ” brands.

Step, London.”

Thread Manufacturers W

PYMORE MILL Co.,

Dorset. “FOOT BRAND’ Shoe-Ltd., Bridport,

threads and Machine Threads, Seaming Weatherproof Garments

Twines for Hand and Machine Work,

Netting and Mattress Twines, Polished JOHN LEE & CO.

Cords, Engine Packing, Flax and Hemp WEARLEE WORKS.

LineAdd:

Tel and Tow Yarns. Bridport.”

“ Pymore, Tel. Bridport 13. SPRINGFIELD LANE, SALFORD, 3.

Manufacturers of:

Tile Manufacturers (Cork) Weatherproof Garments, Golf Jac-

CORK INSULATION Co, Ltd, 14, Clothing underWearthe andwell Leather

kets, Sports

- known

West Smithfield,“ Standacock,

Address: London, E.C.l.London.”

Cable trade mark

Agents:

Hongkong. Cathay Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd, “WEARLEE”

“Jonleewear, Manchester.”

Tjn Plate & Iron Workers’ Machinery BLAckfriars 1671 (4 Lines).

(Machines a Travaillers les Metaux)

BRADLEY A BURCH (ILFORD), Ltd, Whisky Distillers

Imperial Works, Sunnyside Road,

Ilford. AINSLIE & HEILBRON (DISTIL-

LERS), Ltd,

Glasgow, Scotland. 64, Waterloo Street,

Tel. Address:

Tinfoil and Goldfoil Paper “Ainslie.” Tel. No. Central 1631.

MAKIN, Ltd, J. A J, 171, Queen Victoria

Street, E.C. 4. Central 34! 2. Nikam. Wire Cloth Manufacturers

5th Edn.

GREENING

Warrington, N.Lancs

A (T.

SONS,

A.165,LIMITED,

“Greenings”;

Tinfoil Paper Manufacturers T. N. 15.) London Office: Moorgate,

MAKIN, Ltd, J. A J, Wallhead Mills, London, E.C. 2. T. A. “Setscrew, Ave,

Milnrow Road, Rochdale, England. London” T. N. National 8826.

G16 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Wire Drawers’ Plate Makers Wire Netting

BRAND, Ltd., ED., 81-83, County BARNARDS,Wire Works,

Ltd., Norfolk Iron and

Norwich, England. In-

Street, New Kent Road, London, S.E.I. ventors and Original Manufacturers of

Tel. HOP 1816. Telegram : Wyrellous. Galvanized

Machine-made

Wire-Netting and Patent

mixed MeshPig Netting.

(Diamond dies for drawing all Tea Withering Trays and Netting

metals).' Specialities.

Wool Combing & Spinning Machinery

Wire Gauze PRINCE-SMITH & STELLS, Ltd.,

DUKF, WARING CfHSP

Agents: The China Engineers, Ltd.,

P.O. Box 1182, 88, Museum Road,

hall Street, Kennington Oval, London, Shanghai.

S.E. 11.

Worsted Spinners

Wire Machinery BURNLEY THOMAS & SONS, Ltd.,

Gomersal Mills, near Leeds. Spinners

BRAND, Ltd., ED., 81-83, County ofWeaving Hand Knitting English

Wools, Hosiery and

Street, New Kent Road. London, S. E.l. Systems. Yarns. and French

(S. L. Pain, Agent) 53, Kings

Tel. HOP. 1816. Telegram: Wyrellous. Road, Chingford, London, E. 4.

CONTINENTAL MEKCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

W E Z E T —

Hig:h-capacity Relays

switching- in

Automatic Electric Swit-

ching Apparatus up to 100

amps.

Controls— Distributions.

WEYER & ZANDER

G. m. b. H. Koln

Postal Address: P. O. Box 74-7

GERMANY

ENGINEERING FITTINGS & MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

ENGINEERING FITTINGS &

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

for cold and hot water, oil, petrol,

lyes and other fluids, steam and

compressed air. Meters for quan-

tities, temperature and pressure and

draught gauges. Complete Boiler

Supervision Central Stations.

BOPP & REUTHER

G. M. B. H —Mannheim-Waldhof

(Germany).

GRINDING MILLS

]. ROHRBACH, LTD., ENGINEERING WORKS

KATZHUTTJF,

Germany.

( Established 1563 )

GRINDING MILLS

and other Machinery

for Potters use and

for Enamel

and Colour

Works.

A.B.C. DIRECTORY

OF

CONTINENTAl MERCHANTS 8IISNUFACTUIIEIIS

H Automatic Scales

OH ROXOS-WORKS HEXNKI’FR

MASCHIXEMFABRIK C. REUTHER

Accumulators

A C e U M U L A T O R E N-F A B RIK (Germany). Tel. Ad: Chronos. Specia-

lised for over 50 years in automatically

AKTIENQES ELLSCHAFT registering scales for Rice, Grains,

Export Department, Berlin, S.W. 11, Coals, Sugar, Grdund-nuts, Soya-beans

Germany. and similar materials.

A FADEAG and VART A-BATTERIES

for all • purposes: ,

Aluminium Foil

ROBERT VICTOR NEHEE, Ltd., Beer

Kreuzlingen, Switzerland. HACKERBRAEU, Munich, Germany.

Telegrams: Hackerbraeu,. Munich.

Automatic Screw & Forming Lathes edns.,Codes: Lieber’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Private Code.

BAVARIA BRAUEREI, Hamburg,

J Pittler Germany. Established 1897. Tel. Ad:

' Werkzeug- Bavariabeer. Export Beer, Pilsener and

maschinenfabrik A.GV , Munich Type, Light and Dark, Lion

.154006 Leipzig-Wahren, Brand Malt Extract Beer. Export all

Germany. over the World.

Revolver Leipzig-

Wahren. Blast Furnace Plants

Specialities: Automatic Screw & ! DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

Forming Lathes, : Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver-

One & Multi-spindle tisement under “ Engineering Section,”

Turret Automatic | /.Page B162a.

Lathes,

Semi-automatics for

chuck work. Boot and Shoe Making Machinery

Thread Cutting Heads, MASCHINENFABRIK MOENUS A.G.,

“ Pittler-Thoma ” Fluid Gears. Frankfurt a. Main, Germany.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G19

Bicycle Accessories Caffeine

CAFFEINE

Zella-Mehlis (Thue). THEOBROMINE

Bicycle Accessories &

Component Parts. and all Salts

Bicycle Bells, Bicycle Drives,

Bicycle Brakes, Motor-cycle N. V; Societeit v. Chem. Indusfrie

Accessories and Parts, Door, “KATWIJK”

Table and Corridor Bells. Katwijk aan Zee, Holland.

Obtainable from all Leading

Braiding Machinery Import Houses.

OSTERMANN, W. * M., Barmen, Ger-

many. Makers of Lace Making and

Bootlace Making Machinery. Cable: Carpets

Machinery.

Brush Making Machinery S/A MANIFATTURA ITALIAN A

TAPPEPI,

ANTON ZAHORANSKY-,

(Black Forest), Germany. TODTNAU

Telegrams: 10, Via Gaetano Negri,

Zahoransky, Todtnau. Manufacturer of Milan, Italy.

the most up-to-date machines for mak- Woollen, Cotton, Silk and Jute Carpets

ing brushes, brooms, brush-boards,

of any kind in the most reliable styles etc. of all kinds.

and first-class workmanship. Oriental Imitations.

Plain and Figured Rugs.

€

China

Cable Compositions (Art and Utility)

WILHELM CARSTENS, Hamburg-

Wilhelmsburg, Germany. YDE Cable

Compositions,

tions, Compounding

Elektrolytes Composi-

for all purposes,

MikaniteMicain plates,

parts, tubes Tapes,

Foil, Mica and formed

Raw

Mica Insulating

superior precisionMaterials of all kinds,

finish, Bakelite hard The World Trade Mark for China.

paper in sheets, tubes and shaped

parts, Armature Insulating Materials,

Tsolta Insulating Materials, Oil Linen, Porzellanfabrik

Oil Silk,

ing < )il Linen

Medium, Tapes,

acid free, Econ Insula-

Electro Solder- Ph. Rosenthal & Co., AG,

ting Varnishes for all purposes. Selb (Bay).

Cable Manufacturers Fine Art and .Utility China.'

KABELFABRIK und DRAHTINDUS- At the Leipzig Fair: “Sachsische

TRIE A.-G., XII/III Oswaldgasse 33, Staatsbank,” on the Augustus Platz.

Vienna, Germany.

G20 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Clocks Coral, Tortoise-Shell and Cameo

THOMAS ERNST HALLER G.m.b.H., Manufacturers & Exporters

S<4>wenningeu a. N., Giov. ASCOINE. > Figlio,

Germany. Tel. Ad: TORRE DEL GRECO, Itaey.

_.C)r “ Hallerernst.” All kinds

HALLER 0f Alarms, Midgets.Wall,

Bracket and Kitchen Clocks. Move- Cranes of All Kinds

ments, Pocket Watches, Wristlets. DEMAG

Clock Manufacturers DuisburgAKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

(Germany). See our Adver-

tisement under "Engineering Section,”

Page B162a.

Cutting Tools and Machines

FEZER

Germany. & STOLL,

Chain Esslingen (Neckar),

CuttingMachines,

Machines,

CLOCKS Carpenter’s

Enjoy world-wide reputation. Circular Saws (Parallel),

3,000 workmen. Daily production: and Electric

cular Saws, Hand Cir-

Grinding

17,000 Clocks of all kinds. Machines, Cutting Tools,

KIENZLE UHRENFABRIKEN A. G Automatic Dovetailing and Staircase

Cutting Machines.

Schwenningen a.N. Germany.

Cycle Accessories

Clock Movements

MATH. BAUERLE G.m.b.H., St. FICHTEL & SACHS A.G., Schwein-

Georgen i., Schwarzw. (Germany). furt/Main, Germany.

FirstGrandfather

for class qualityClocks

of Clockwith

Movements

various Torpedo Department

chimes, Bracket Clocks, Dial Clocks, Torpedo Coaster Hubs

Signal Clocks, Clock Movements and (Over 45,000,000 in Use)

Parts for Technical, Electrical and Two Speed Torpedo Coaster Hubs

Scientific purposes. Three Speed Torpedo Coaster Hubs

Komet Coaster, Hubs

Collapsible Tubes & Perfume Rotax Coaster Hubs

Sprinklers F. & S. Front and Rear Hubs

METALLWERK WAS UN GEN, CHR. F. & S. Cogs

ERB & Co., Wasungen./Werra, Ger- Motw pepartment

many. SacjTSi Engine for Motor-bicycles

Compressed Air Plants F. & S. Brake Hubs

(Compressors and Pneumatlcal Tools) Sachs Stationary Engine

DEM AG (Germany).'

AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, Sachs Sideboard Engine.

Duisburg ’ See our Adver-

tisement under

Page B162a . “ Engineering Section,”

Construction Sets for Metal Flying- D

Machines, Motor-cars, etc.

MARKES & Co., Korn. Ges., Liidens- Diamonds for Industrial Purposes

cheid/Westf; Germany. SM1T AND ZONPN, J- HK.,.b lSarpha-

“ D U X, ” Construction Sets for Metal tistraatCables:

'66,‘ AMSTEkbAM, l a n n.

Flying-machines, Motor-cars, etc. Diamond Core Drilling Bits,“ Hi-Caste

Carbonsmit. Carbons,”

“ DUX ” Cinemas for Children. Rough Diamonds. .

(JONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G21

Diamond and Precious Stones Exporters

Merchants MARKT &, Co., Chilehaus, Hamburg 1,

BASZANGER, rue du Rhbne, 6, Geneva, Germany.

Switzerland. Exporter of rough dia-

monds for all mechanical and scientific i

purposes. Carbons and Boards for Dia- j

mond drills.

Tools Rock Diamond

and Points. boring. Diamond

dies for | ¥

Wire drawing purposes. Diamond pow- :

ders for polishing and drilling. Felts for All Purposes

Sole Address:

BASZANGER, Geneva, VEREINIGTE FILZFABRIREN

Switzerland.

LANGE & CO.

Dynamo Brush Manufacturers Zittau, Germany.

SCHUNK A EBE, Giessen, Germany. For Grinding andRollers,

Polish-

Manufacturers of Carbon Brushes and ing: Felt Discs,

Brush Holders. Rings, Strips, Cushions

and Tools.

E Felt Packing

Pieces Rings, Strips,

and Profiles. Kelt Formed

Paths,

Sheets and Balls, Felt Cubes and

Electric Cables Screws, Orthopaedic Felts, Felt

Razor-blade Discs, and all other

KABELFABRIK und DRAHTINDUS- Felts.

TRIE A.-G., XIl/UI Oswaldgasse 33,

Vienna, Germany.

Electric Hoisting Appliances Fine Paper of All Kinds

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, FELIX Gretesch

SCHOELLER, Jr., Burg

n., Osnabruck, Germany.

Duisburg (Germany).. Nee our Adver- Photographic

tisement under “ Engineering Section,” Papers. All Raw’ and Baryta Coated

kinds of Fine Papers.

Page B162a. . Specialities: Porcelain, Opaline and

ivory Cards, Drawing Papers, highly

Electrical Engineers transparent Detail Tracing Papers.

Casp. Arn. Winkhaus, Fishing Tackle, etc.

Carthausen (Westf). WEINBERG,'S., 40, Singe!, Amsterdam,

Installation Holland. . Fishing Tackle, Silk Fishi

Material, Stan- • Sticks.ing Lines',' Ba'tnbbo Hooks, Walking

dard Switches.

Plugs and Plug-

box for various purposes G

Essences and Colours Gelatine

STEIGER

CHAFT,WALD AKTIENGESELLS-

Heilbronn a. Neckar, HALLESCHE SALZWERKE & CHEM-

Germany. Telegrams: .steigerwald, ISCHE FARR IK KALBE, Akt. Ges.

Heilbronnecker.

5th edition. Export Code: A.B.C. 35, Potsdamer Strasse, Berlin, W. 9,

Germany.

022 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

General Merchandise Gut and Silk (All Kinds)

ARNOLD OTTO MEYER, Alsterdamm, A. GLASEL & Co., Esthl. 1858. Mark-

Hamburg 1, Germany. General Mer- neukirchen, Germany. Tennis String,

chandise

Philippines,shipped

Bangkok,to Japan,

Java, Straits,

China, Gut and Silk, and ornamental

South America, South Africa. Bindings, all kinds. Musical

\£y Instrument Strings, Gut, Steel,

Glass Instruments Silk and Covered Strings. Brands:

“Wirbeline,” .“Supertop,” “Wunder-

KOHLER GLASS Co., P. O. Box klang Granit” and “Agma.”

95, Ilrhenau, Thuringia, Germany.

Manufacturers of Glass Instruments,

Thermometers,, Hydrometers, Syringes, H

f etfc.

Glass for Technical & Industrial Hack Saw Blades

Purposes

Gebr. Sander 8s Co., Hainsberg (Sachs),

Germany. Hard Glass , and

Wire Glass Works, Glass Bend-

ing and Pressing Shops, Glass

Manufacture. Technical Glas- Best Quality High Speed

ses, Wire Glass, Hard Glass, Hack Saw Blades.

Reflexion Water Gauge Glas-

ses, Protective Glasses for water WANDSBEKER WERKZEUG GES.

level gauges in wire-glass, Inspec- Hamburg-Wandsbek 33,

tion Glasses, Glasses for headlights, Germany.

Ship Glasses, Water Meter Glasses,

Bicycle Lantern \\ n a Hat Manufacturers ;

Glasses, Glasses for f\

goggles, Lantern / J ib FRIEDRICH enwalde,

STEINBERG & Co., Luck-

Near ofBerlin

Glasses, Glasses for i' il V

water gauges, Picture Glasses, Flat, Manufacturers Hats and(Germany).

Hoods of

Convex and Facet Glasses, Mass- Wool, Fur and Velour.

articles, Optical Raw Pressings for Hoop Manufacturers & Merchants

optical grinding as Anders, peris- Feuillards, fabr. de et negoc. en.

copes,. etc., Lead Crystal de luxe

and general use. .SECURITAS PACKING Co., 22, Aduati-

ques Street,of Cold

■ facturers Brussels,

rolled'Belgium. Manuf

steel hoops for

Gold Leaf Manufacturers | embossing, drawing, packing. Strap-

ping machines. Seals.

LEONHARD KURZ Hop Exporters

FURTH 2, GERMANY HOP/TRADING Co., FR. VAN DER

(Bay). Special Maker AA, 43 Rue St. Mathicu,Exporter

Bobgerhout,

ofRollgenuine

Gold, Gold Leaf,

Genuine Antwerp, Belgium. of all

kinds of hops.

- 1 lb. and £ lb. Special packet — hopfe

"Kyr-sgaSd''

ready for embossing. House and Kitchen Utensils

Gums and Glues BINGGefe. Haus-und

Nurnberg-S Kiichengerate

, :Germany. Komm.-

W. A. SCHOLTEN’S CHEMICAL Address

Komm. Ges.BING H. Cable

NPrnberg-S.

WORKS, Ltd., Groningen, Holland. Manufacturers of gll House

Pastes and Adhesives

Water, Gum, Glues, etc. Soluble in Cold and Kitchen Utensils.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS C23

Hydrometers Iron and Steel

KOHLER

95, Ilmeuau,GLASS Co;, P.Germany.

Thuringia, O. Box ERNST K0MR0WSKI & CO.

Manufacturers of Glass Instruments, Kattrepei 2, Hamburg 1, Germany.

Thermometers, Hydrometers, Syringes,

etc. EXPORTERS

CONTINENTAL IRON & STEEL,

Bars, Joists, Hoops, Plates and

Sheets,Wire

Nails, WireNetting,

of All Tubes

Kinds,(black,

Wire

I galvanised, boiler), Rivets, Bolts

and Nuts,

Incandescent Gas Mantle CHEMICALS:

Manufacturers Acetate of Lead, Bone Glue, Carbon

TetradKloride,

Starch, GresolCod'Liver Oil, Corn

Crude, Formalde-

KEROS, AKTIEBOLAGET hyde, Gelatine, Glycerine* Iron

Sveavagen, 33, Perchloride,

Naphtaline, Lab Casein, Lithopone,

Salammoniac, Sodium

Stockholm, Sweden. Perborate, Sodium Silico Fluoride,

Zinc Oxide, Zinc Sulphate.

Acids: Carbolic, ' Citric, Lactic,

TRADE tfil? MARK Phtalic, Tartaric.

L

Installations for Mines, Quarries

Tunnel Drivings Leather Tanning Machinery

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT,

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver-

tisement under Engineering Section,” Maschinenfabrik

Page B162a. Turner, A-G.

Frankfurt a-M., GERMAN F.

Iron and Steel

COUTINHO, CARO & Co., Hamburg 1,

Steinstrasse 10., Germany.

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS M

Machine Tool Manufacturers

DOBBERTIN & CO., Kattrepei 2, SCHUTTE, ALFRED H.

HambIurg 1, Germany, with Koln-Deutz

Sole Representatives

Herman Glagowski, in209,

Shanghai:

Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; Hongkong: P. J. Single and Multiple Spindle

Klink, 10, Des Voeux Road Central; Automatics

Tientsin: Paul Breuer. High Speed Lathes

CONTINENTAL IRON & STEEL, Self-opening Dieheads

Bars, Joists, Hoops, Plates and Shaping Machines

Sheets, Wire of All Kinds, Wire Broaching Machines

Nails, Wire Netting, Tubes (black,

galvanised,

ware. boiler), General Hard- Tool and Cutter Grinders

Industrial Furnaces

G24 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Machinery Milk Products Manufacturers

BEHR, . SCHULTZ A Co,, Monckeber- A /S L. E. Bruun Export, Copenhagen

gstr. 3!, Hamburg, UJermany. Textiles, O, Denmakk. Manufacturers of all

Machinery and General Merchandise. kinds of Milk products, tinned butter,

In China, Japan, India, South Africa canned meats and crispbread.

and Australia.

Machines (Sewing) Milling Machines for all Purposes

VESTA SEWING MACHINE WORKS, BIERNATZKI

L. O. Dietrich, Altenburg ( Thus.);

Germany. “Vesta” the Sewing CHEMNITZ.

Machine for all trades. Horizontal Universal Vertical Milling

Manufacturers of Press Buttons, machines. Milling machines

Fatseners for Gloves for swages, cuts, punches.

RAYMOND A., 113, Cours Berriat, purposes. Cutiingforoffspecial

Milling machines ma-

Grenoble (Isere FRANCE). Maker chines with turning piece of

work.

offor press buttons, clasps & fasteners

gloves, boots, caps, purses

leather goods, “Vitex”

& thimbles. &c. Snapsliding

dressfasteners.

fasteners Musical Instruments

Metal smallwares of all kinds for Wire- LUTHARDT, THEODOR, KDT.-GES.,

less, Motor bodies, Book-binding, Jewel Steinach (Thdr. Wold), Germany.

cases, &c. Manufacturer of Drums, Tambourines-,

Trade Marks Jazz Drums; also Complete Jazz

Instruments and Accessories for

Children.

Apply for Samples and Price - lists Direct

Milling Machines N

“KREBS” Milling Machines

for Metal - Work Name Tapes

Universal and Plain.

MACHINE TOOL WORKS ARNO KREBS WOVEN LABELS

and Shirt Initials Manufacturer.

CARL NEISS, Krefeld,

Germany.

P. O. Box 387. _

P

Peerless Calculating Machines

MATH. BAUERLE G.m.b.H, St.

Georgen i., Schwarzw. (Germany).

Leipzig-Mockau 11 (Germany). First-class quality key-board Calcula-

Cable Address: Krebsfrase, Leipzig. ting Machines PEERLESS operated

hy hand or electricity.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G-25

Paint and Colour Mills Photographic Apparatus and Material

Spangenberg Modem Paint Machinery, Manufacturers

Single, Double and Triple Roll Mills, BALDA-W ERK

Cone and Flat Disc Mills, Triple-Barred Max Baldeweg

Patent

Machines,Mills,

High Mixing and Kneading

Speed Mixers, Emulsi- Presden-A 21, Wilischstr, 1. Manufac-

fiers and Dissolvers, Ball Mills, Drum turers of Photographical Cameras,

Mixers, Combined Mixing and Grinding Plate Holders apd Requisites. About

Plants, Laboratory

German Units, etc., many 600 workmen, 3 factories.

and British patents.

GUSTAV SPANGENBERG EN- Piano Manufacturers

GINEERING WORKS, Mannheim DAL IB ORCzechoslovakia.

PIANO FACTORY

99 (Germany). Zakolany, Exporters.

Exclusive Specialists since 1871 in Teleph. Kralupy 18.

machines for thePaint, Varnish, Ink

andManufacturing

Chemical Industry

Chemists,‘and>etc.for Pins

KISSING

Pencil and Penholder Making Iserlohn, Germany.

Machines Pins for Badges and Favours.

FRIEDRICH EHRHARDT, Niirnberg,

Spenglerstr. 11, Germany. Machines

and tools for manufacturing of pencils, SEMLER S.PinsPILSEN, and Needles

Ijenholders, round rods, Brush-handles,

not-rules, rules,' ' slide-rules, chalk, ® Manufacturer ofCzechoslovakia.

all kinds of

pastels, slate pencils, graphite, coloured Pins and Needles, Phonographic

and copying leads, carbon - electrodes, Needles, Coinsholders, Spokes

for Cycles

carbon - rods and galvanic carbons. Rickshaws, Umbrella ribs, etc. and Motor Cars and

Complete installations. Dividing ma-

chines, dipping apparatus, stamping

presses, roll - foils - attachments, foils-

cutting machines, tubes, varnishing LINTNER,Pleating Machines

O., Siebenbrunneri Gasse,

and

presses,printing

includingmachines. Hydraulic

pressing pumps for Wien V., Austria.

various purposes

brushes, lead - pipes,(dynamo

lead - wire,carbon-

lead-

covered cable and soldering tin). Porcelain

PORZE LLAN FA BRIKEN

Pharmaceutical Preparations GEBRUDER SC HOE N A U, SWAINE

& COMPANY

The UNCLE TOM MEDICINE Co. Koppeisdorf (Thur.),. Germany.

Hamburg 8 — Germany. Nord 2.

Manufacturers of first-class German Technical

Porcelain, Radio Porcelain,

Pharmaceutical Preparations. Hospital Porcelain, Bathroom

“U. T.” Brand. Porcelain, Laboratory Porcelain,

More than 150 ,medicine§ are stocked Pipes, Plates, etc.

against all Diseases. Precious Metals

Photo Apparatus DU. TH. WIELAMD

First Class Cameras, Tripods, Lenses, Pforzheim, Germany.

Prismatic Glasses

necessities. and allandPhotographic

Catalogues Price Lists Refined Precious. Estbl, 1871.

sent on request. White Metals, ToothPantasol

Gold,

WAUCKOSIN & CO. Salts, Silver Amalgamations,

Gold, Solders, Hardsoldering

Frankfurt a/Main, Germany. Mediums.

G26 CONTINENTAL MERC£[ANTE AND MANUFACTURERS

Press Boards Rolling Mill Plants

D E M A G AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT.

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver-

tisement under “Engineering Section,”

Page B1R2a.

s

Saxophones

JULIUS Keilwerth

Factory of

Printing Inks first - class

HARTMANN, GEBR., Ammendoef near SAXOPHONES

/"■' > Halle (Saale). Every kind

//E\\ of High-class Printing Ink. Graslitz,

Specialities:

T A “CONCEN- GERMANY.

“ RBATHYCHROxM

” Offset, ’ Litho;

Roto-

gravwre* Most Modern Gei’man Works

Sewing Machines

a L. O. DIETRICH, VESTA

Sewing Machine Works,

Altenburg (Thiir),

Radial Drilling Machines Germany. VESTA the

KOLB, HERMANN, Koln-Ehrenfeld,! Sewing Machine for all

Germany, High Output Radial Drilling Trades.

Machines. Mm. “Halle 9,” St. 125.

Shaping Machines

Raw Asbestos KLQPP, FRIEDRICH

15-25, Obenitterstr. G.m.b.H.,

Solingen - Wald

N. Y. NEDERLANDSCHE ASBEST (Rhineland). Biggest specialising

MAATSCHA PPIJ, Willemskade 19, works in the world for High Speed

Rotterdam

of all kinds(Holland).

and origins.Raw asbestos Planes of completely hydraulic mechan-

ical and completely

constructions. Ownhydraulic

foundry.traversing

Exten-

Refrigeration Plants (Industrial) sive series manufacture. Own motor

construction.

XinfrC F GES. LINDE’S Shearing Knives

EISMASCHINEN A.-G. Severin HEUSCH, Aachen, Germany.

Industrial Refrigeration GE

Plants, Wiesbaden * * R

Small Refrigeration Ma- MA The Oldest Factory of Shearing

chines, SOrth bei Koln. NY Knives on the Continent.

CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G27

Shipyard Installations Stainless Injection Canutes

DEMAG AKTIEN GESELLSCHAFT,

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver- SCHOELLER WERK

tisement under “Engineering Section,”

Page B162a. Hellenthal (Rhein), Germany.

Stainless

Injection

Shoe Manufacturers Canules.

Manufacturers of Shoes

for Gentlemen in Good year welt Stationery, etc.

EDUARD LINGEL SCHUHFABRIK BECKER 14,

& MANTELS, Hermannstrasse

Hamburg 1, Germany. Cables:

A.G., Erfurt, Landgrafenstrasse 1. Papertrade. Paper, Boards, Stationery,

Graphic Machinery.

Shoe and Leather Manufacturers Steam Fittings

MmikM. jes as c o

Bata Shoe Co. (Singapore) ltd. Steam Fittings, Pipes for

Singapore: 7. Prince Edward Road. ,&0. j the discharge

of water and return

of condensation,

Hong Kong: China Building. Steam Traps, Boilers,

Shanghai:

Tientsin: 597. AvenueRoad.

Joffre II. Pipe Fittings of all

Bombay: 283.

ReayVictoria

Road, Bombay 10. kinds, Slide Stop Valves. Pressure

Reducers, Oil Coolers, Pipe Isolating

Calcutta: P. O. B. 490. Valves, Valves of every description.

Batavia

Saigon: Centrum:

76. Rue Unielaan 17.

Mac-Mahon. SCHUMANN & CO.

Hanoi: 39. Rue Jean Soler. Leipzig W 31, Germany.

Dairen: 68. Isemachi.

Harbin: 99. Kitaiskaya

Medan: Kesawan

Manila: 60. Rosario Steel Wire Manufacturers

Known the World

Over.

Soap-Making Machines

WEBER &

SEELANDER

Helmstedt 6,

. (Germany).

Estabd. 1893.

Manufacturers of High grade steel wire for springs,

Machinery for spokes, -ropes, flexible shafts and

other purposes.

the entire

SOAP INDUSTRY MUSIC WIRE for Musical Instru-

of the highest ments & High grade springs.

technical perfection. J. H. Rwd. GIESE. Westig (West-

phalia), Germany.

G28 CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Stearine Manufacturers Toilet Sets

N. V. VEREENIGDE IA BRIER EN Articles of rare beauty combined with real

VAN STEARINE, Kaarsen & Chem. usefulness, handwrought untarnishable

metalware in antique gold

' Producten, Gouda, Holland. Manu-

• facturers of Steariiie (Stearic Acid). (hWJ/b) finish mounts of finest petit -point

(real bronze) with

Steelworks Plants embroidery. Alternatively, mounted

with real exotic but,terfiies in all the

DEMAG AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT, pristine brilliance of theirtablegorgeous

Duisburg (Germany). See our Adver- hues: Toilet sets, .writing requi-

tisement under “Engineering Section,” sites,sticks,smcrkcrs'

etc. requisites-, -tray-s, candle

Page B162a. HANS BRENDUER,

Alterwall 70, Germany. Hamburg 11,

Sun and Protection Goggle Tungsten and Molybdenum

Manufacturers Manufacturers

MATSCHEKO, A. Furth (Bay), N.DRAADFABRIEK,

V. HOLLANDSCHEGlideTUNGSTEN- dyk 149,

Germany. Rotterdam, Holland. Tungsten arid

Molybdenum—wire and other produm

tions

Electricforlamps

all purposes,

and Radio specially

valves. for

Motorists’ Sun and Workmen’s

Protection Goggles, Face Guards. W

Established 1889.

Watch Manufacturers

Surgical Instruments DRtVA WATCH COMPANY

,La Cl! A.UX-DE- FONT'S, SWITZERLAND.

INJECT A" A: G., Berliri S. O. 16,: Watches

Germany. Hypodermic Syringes and

Needles,- Suture Needles; -Specula, GEBRUDER THIEL, G.m.b.H,

Stethosopes, etc. Sterilizers, Inhalers. WTatch Factor ies,

Ruela, Germany.

The Wordd’s Most Reliable

T Low-priced Watch.

Wire-Drawing Machinery

Tanning Machinery BASZANGER, rue duManufacturer

Rh6ne 6,

MASCHINENFABRIK MOENUS A. G. Geneva,’ and

Switzerland.

Frankfurt a.Main, Germany. d/rawplates for drawing hardestandmetals.

.exporter of diamond dies steel

AH ' sizes in stock. Finest qualities at

Thermometers lowest prices.wire-mills

important Supplierallofover

dies tothetheworld.

most

KOHLER GLASS Co., P. O. Box Apply for price-lists.

95, Hmenau, Thuringia, Germany. Wire Ropes

Manufacturers of Glass Instruments,

Thermometers, Hydrometers, Syringes, A. Seilfabriken,

DEICHSEL A. G., Drahtwerke und

etc. ^ many.Hindenburg Steel WiresO/S., Ger-

and Wire

00 Ropes

0## Ropes ofinevery kind. lay

triangular Haulage

“Dei-

Tobacco osiCHSiL chsel-System.” Lucked Coil

A.Germany.

HEINEN,Cutting

Masch.Machines,

Varel. i. O.Stem

30, sion

RopesBridges,

for Mountain Railways,forSuspen-

Flattening Machines, Drying Machines, Ploughing. Wireetc.RopesRopes Steam

free from Twist

Sifting and Cooling Machines. and Stress.

AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G2i>

AIR COMPRESSORS

THE SMITH AIR COMPRESSOR

fVSa.de From FORD Parts

Saves 50% or fVSore.

Internationally used for drilling rock,

breaking pavement, riveting, sand blast-

ing, spray painting, metallizing and

general use with pneumatic tools.

Replaces large, cumbersome compressors

on 90% of jobs.

Over 60 cu. ft. a minute capacity. Pres-

sure up to 175 lbs. per square inch. Head

equipped with high speed compressor

AcoeJSSORJES with instruction for valves] automatic unloading and idling.

mounting on your own Ford SELF - DRIVEN. No couplings, belts,

motor. Gross weight of acces- Clutch or gears to cause trouble.

GORDON SMITH & CO., INC. Cable: Qorsmithco.

306 W. Wasi-iin^ton Street, Chicago, U.S.A.

CHEMICAL DISTILLATION EQUIPMENT

E. B. BADGER Gf SONS CO.

BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.

ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS

Chemical Distillation Equipment

Complete Chemical Plants

Complete Oil Refining Distillation Equipment

Topping Units

Pressure Distillate Units

Atmospheric or Vacuum Lubricating Oil Units

Bubble Towers Absorbers

Pipe Stills and other Refinery Equipment

Expanwri Joints for Pipe Lines

Cabit Address: “BADGERCO, BOSTON” WESTERN UNION CODE

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY

352 Western Ave.

BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A.

LA BOR ATORY CRN TRIE U GES

Cable Address: “IBTTERCO, Boston.” Western Union Code.

G30 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

MACHINE TOOLS (REBUILT)

THE ANSWER TO YOUR NEED FOR

PLANT EXPANSION

Arbor Presses Plant equipment must keep pace with

Boring Mills growing business needs. To meet their

Radial Drills requirements, alert manufacturers

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Good Rebuilt Machine Tools.

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Cable Address: EMCO, Cincinnati.

Codes Used: Bentley’s ABC 6th Ed., General Telegraph Imp.

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A.1TI3 LIVER. EXTR-AvOT VALEEHTESTE

Endorsed and Recommended by Members

in All Parts of the 'Medical Profession

of the World.

VALENTINE’S MEAT-JUICE COMPANY

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efficiency, buy RIDGIDs—from your Importer. Also RIDGID Pipe Threaders

and Cutters.

The Ridge Too! Co., Elyria., Ohio, U. S. A.

CHALLENGE MACHINERY CO.

GRAND HAVEN, MICH., U.S.A.

Manufacturers of

PRINTING PRESSES, POWER AND LEVER PAPER CUTTERS,

PRINTERS MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.

Cable ABC 5th, Bentley’s and

“ CHALLCO, Grand Haven Western Union Codes.

728, So. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.A.

All Grades WASTE RUBBER

Specializing in Selected Scrap Tires and Inner Tubes.

Cable Address: “MULOS—LOSANGELES.” Acme Code Used.

G32 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

PUMPS

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RUBBER (WASTE AND CRUDE)

A SCHULMAIN Inc.

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SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES

THE LOYML T. IVES CO.

Manufacturers of »

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES,

Sinkers, etc., for

Knitting Machines.

Cable Address: “IVESSTEEDLE,” Water Street. NEW BRUNSWJCE, N.J., U.S.A.

A.B.C. DIRECTORY

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Balancing Machinery Filter Cloth

TINH'S OL&EN TESTING M ACM INKS FILTER CLOTH, All KiNps-Filter

COMPANY, .500, North 12th Streep Press

Made toSacks

Order,andforGravity Bags.

All Purposes.

Philadelphia, Pa.,, U.S.A. Machines Cotton Duck and Canvas Gaskets.

for Balancing Both Statically and Wool,

Dynamically All Rotating Parts. Filter Cotton and Oils,

Cloth for Asbestos

SugarFilter.

and

Chemicals.

W.'W. STANLEY Co., Inc.,

*401, Broadway, ^Npw-York, N.Y., U.S.A.

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Chemicals Full Circles Retreaders and Vulcanizers

MONSANTO CHEMICAL f COMPANY Miller Full Circle Retreaders, Recappers,

St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A. Tel. Address: Vulcanizing Equipment, Tire Spreaders,

'“Monsanto.'” Buffers and Grindefs, Rubber Workers’

Tools, Camelback, Repair Materials,

Power Tire and Wire Wrapping

Cigarette and Tobacco Machinery Machines.

The COMAS CIGARETTE MACHINE CHAS. E. MILLER CORPORATION,

Co., Inc., Salem Va., U.S.A. . Andekson, Indiana, UlS.A.

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Drafting and Surveying Supplies Hose (Flexible Metal)

EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY, The TITEFLEX METAL HOSE Co.,

INC., 218 E. 23rd Street, New Yokk, 500, Frelinghuysen Avenue, Newark,

N.Y., U.S.A. N. J., U.S.A.

G34 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

M Rubber Goods

The MANHATTAN RUBBER MANE

FACTURING DIVISION, Passai

Medical Instruments NewJersey, U.S.A.

CLINICAL THERMOMETERS, Hypo-;

dermic Syringes and Needles, Blood

Pressure Instruments, Stethoscopes,

Blood Transfusion Apparatus.

BECTON, ^ DICKINSON & Co., Steam and Liquid Joint

Rutherford, N.J., U.S.A. Manufacturers

Write for Catalogue.

FLEXIBLE JOINTS—BARREL

Motor Trucks FILLERS

STEWART MOTOR CORPORATION MORAN FLEXIBLE STEAM JOINT CO,

Buffalo, New York, U.S.A. Tel. Ad: 217, West Main St.,

Stewartruk, Buffalo. Louisville, Ky., U.S.A.

Write for Catalogue.

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Nails (Horse Shoe)

TTbe Capewell /IDfcj. Co. Testing Machinery

Hart-ford (Conn.), U.S.A. TINIUS OLSEN TESTING MACH-

INERYPhiladelphia,

St., COMPANY, 500, Pa., North

U. S.12th

A.

Exporters to 60 Countries. Machinery and Instruments for All

Physical Test of Materials.

Largest Manufacturers Horse Nails in the World.

Tobacco Leaf

R DIBRELL BROS. INC., Danville, Va.,

U.S.A.

Road Machinery Manufacturers Typewriters (New & Rebuilt)

The AUSTIN-WESTERN ROAD THE TYPEWRITORIUM CO,, INC,

MACHINERY Co., Aurora, Illinois.,

U.S.A. Cable Ad: “Awco,” Aurora. 457, Market Street, San. Francisco,

California, U.S.A.

ADDENDA

The following arrived too late for classification.

Duplicate copies of these entries are to be found in the

pocket inside the back cover.

Get your clerk to cut the?n out and paste them in the

correct places.

SEOUL TIENTSIN

On Page 335 On Page A69

Chosen Industrial Bank, The—Head ft # p ra 35 m

Office: Keijo; Cable Ad: Shokugin Tung-ya-ha-fei-yang-hang

Branches: Pusan, Moppo, Gunsan,

Taikyu, Koshu, Jinsen, Heijo, Oriental Coffee Co. (Established 1928),

Chinnampo, Shingishu, Gensan, etc.; Importers, Wholesalers & Retailers of

Totalling 65 Branches Throughout Coffee—18, W. Wilson Street, Comer of

Chosen: Also Branches at Osaka and Wusih Road : Teleph. 32444 : Cable Ad:

Office in Tokyo Spiridis

President—S. Hayashi E. C. Spiridis, signs per pro.

Vice-President—Y. Watanabe O. V. Spiridis

Directors—R. Kaneko, S. Yamaguchi,

B. Tominaga and H. Matsui Wang Ling Yun

Auditors—K. Hara, T. Shin and K. Miss Helene Brill

—-

Enclosed are duplicate

copies of entries received after

the directory was in print.

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out and paste them m the

proper places.

ADDENDA

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Duplicate copies of these entries are to be found in the

pocket inside the back cover.

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correct places.

SEOUL TIENTSIN

On Page 335 On Page A69

Chosen Industrial Bank, The—Head U # W 35 *

Office: Keijo; Cable Ad: Shokugin

Branches: Fusan, Moppo, Gunsan, Tung-ya-ha-fei-yang-hang

Taikyu, Koshu, Jinsen, Heijo, Oriental Coffee Co. (Established 1928),

Chinnampo, Shingishu, Gensan, etc.; Importers, Wholesalers & Retailers of

Totalling 65 Branches Throughout Coffee—18, W. Wilson Street, Corner of

Chosen: Also Branches at Osaka and Wusih Road : Teleph. 32444 : Cable Ad:

Office in Tokyo Spiridis

President—S. Hay ash i E. C. Spiridis, signs per pro.

Vice-President—Y. Watanabe O. V. Spiridis

Directors—R. Kaneko, S. Yamaguchi, Wang Ling Yun

B. Tominaga and H. Matsui Miss Helene Brill

Auditors—K. Hara, T. Shin and K.

Nakatomi SHANGHAI

PEIPING

On Page A182

On Page A24

JSK I Si f* Mow Loong

Ilai-ching-hung-clC ang

Engineering Practice, Inc., Heating, Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.,

Plumbing, Electric Installation, Build- General Import Merchants—Hongkong

ing Construction, Manufacturers of & Shanghai Bank Building, 12, The

Boilers, Radiators and Hospital Sup- Bund, 1st Floor; Teleph. 15118; P.O.

plies—11, Fang Chia Hutung, An ting- Box 260; Cable Ad: Ingots; Codes:

men Nei; Teleph. 3981 East Bentley’s and Acme

W. K. Tsu, mgr. H. R. Hailing, managing director

C. C. Steinbeck, treasurer W. M. Chalmers I Mrs: J. F. da Silva

S. M. Dean, engineering adviser W. L. Lee | Miss A. Remedios

S. K. Chang, Chinese secretary Agencies'.

S. F. Kwan, business manager Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co.

of Canada, Ltd., Montreal. (Pig

On Page Al9 Lead, Spelter and Chemical

Young Women’s Christian Association Fertilizers)

(Chinese)—18, Hsi Tang Tze Hutung Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co.,

Executive Committee — Mrs. S. T. Ltd., New York (Zinc)

Kwan, Mrs. T. C. Shen, Mrs. C. C. Societe Commerciale des Usines

Lin, Mrs. S. J. Chuan and Miss Gustave Boel, La Louviere, Bel-

Helen Scott gium (Metals)

Secretaries—Miss Lelia M. Hinkley, The South Wales Tinplate Corpn.,

Miss Sung I Te, Miss SunYun Fang, Ltd., London (Tinplates)

Miss Helen Ray and Miss Sun Pang Union Miniere du Haut Katanga,

Ryoen Brussels (Cobalt Oxide)

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XX SARAWAK—BRUNEI)

CHUNGKING HONG KONG

On Page A38i On Page A559

. H $T “China Times”,The—52, Hollywood Road;

Philippidis Bros. Co., Ltd., General Telephs. 32638 & 27404; Cable Ads:

Import and Export Merchants—Cable Chinatimes & 8867

- Ad: Philippidi; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

and Bentley’s

Ph. M. Philippidis, manager CEBU

C. M. Philippidis, manager for Home

Office at Paphos, Cyprus On Page D75

Lucas A. Michael

Public Library

CANTON Librarian—Flavia S. Muana

On Page A444 SARAWAK

Jjjj Tung Wo

Spalinqkr & Co., s.a., U., Silk Mer- On Page D84

chants, General Exporters and Impor-

ters, General Machinery, Mechanical Forest Department

and Electric—Teleph. 10814 ; Cable Ad: SeniorForestOfficer—T. Corson, b.sc. (For.)

Spalinger, Shameen Divisional Forest Officers—D. B. Stewart,

U. Spalinger, director B. sc. (For.) and T. E. Walter, b. sc. (For.)

A. Hoffmeister, do. Assistant Forest Officers—D. Carroll, F. J.

M. Gavin, signs per pro. Wright and H. P. Buxton

E. Lulauf

General Agents :

Baloise Fire Insurance Co., Basle BRUNEI

Agents:

“ Helvetia ” Swiss Fire Insurance Co.,

St. Gall, Switzerland On Page D100

Machinery Agents : Sanitary Board

Ateliers de Construction Oerlikon, Chairman—F. V. Murdock

Turbines & Turbo Generators, Members—Dr. O. E. Fisher, W. Dawson,

Electric Machines S. H. Simson, Inche Ibrahim bin

Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Mohamad Jahf ar, Pangiran Shahbandar,

Ltd., Hydro-Electric & Steam Plants Capitan Ong Boon Pang and Awang

Appareillage Gardy S.A., Electric Yusoff bin Jawatan Dalam

Installation Material Secretary—Chua Low Lee

Landis & Gyr, Electric Meters Sanitary Inspectors—Shim Fook Mui and

Swiss Car & Elevator Manufac- Pangiran Kamis

turing Corpn., Ltd.

Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works

Establissements Benninger S. A., On Page 100

Textile Machinery Sanitary Board (Belait)

Adolphe Saurer, Ltd., Textile Chairman — Assistant Resideht, Brunei

Machinery and Diesel Busses (E. C. G. Barrett, m.c.s.)

Y. Ammann A.G., Road Making Members—Health Officer, Brunei (O. E.

Machinery Fisher), Health Officer, Belait (G.

Kern & Co., Optical Instruments Rogers), District Officer, Belait (Pehin

Correspondents of: Dato Shahbandar), State Engineer,

Sulzer Bros., Winterthur, Marine & Brunei (F. Y. Murdock), Chief Police

Stationery Diesel Pumping Sta- Officer, Brunei (W. Dawson), J. B. Kay

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